Cannelton High School - Notlennac Yearbook (Cannelton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1951 volume:

J otleunu This is the cafeteria and music building. The music rooms are in the upstairs and the cafeteria on the bottom floor. WERNER MOTOR COMPANY Indiana's Oldest Ford Dealer Cars - Trucks - Used Cars Tell City, Indiana JUDICATION J Uulotc C J cie oA OUAJ -Z XU-J-O-cdlSj X _Ay ey?o tdtoodj Ace uffa ' jJhm - (Leyi c J- TtUsTOcbe OjAl Ldta) O-cUi (L n?ooyjUs U '-udL ' JLayyC c auieA ' tf f0 ft 'T oajv o ' - JL 9SI ytA oot x cs. (UwfrrouA U -C JL) cJlocAJ t tdU o Aj -UM-tJzJ 0 OAd sx - AU 7 h' tJh Oj tA d) School Hoard The SCHOOL BOARD left to right are: Prentice Harper, Ivo Huber, and Harry Steinsberger The above pictured are: Charles Swain Superintendent Loran L an man Principal Emma Lou Vittelli Secretary Faculty Miss Agnes Ansllnger continued on next page. Compliments Phone 734-W TeU Cit LAUER FLORAL COMPANY Say It With Flowers Yes! Say It With Lauer's Flowers_ JOE HAFELE MILDRED VAUGHN S v. • t 7 • t ROSEMARY CLARKE WILLIAM SCOTT Compliments of BRUGGENSCHMIDT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Tell City Indiana CLASS HISTORY On September 5, 1947, sixty-one greenies were enrolled in the school of Cannelton High. Many of these students had come from Myers Grade School while the remainder were from Rome, Derby, Tobinsport, St. Michael's and Consolidated. Our first class meeting was for the purpose of selecting class officers and sponsors. The first class president to be selected was Jack Cushman. The other officers for the class were John Joe Hicks, vice-president; Melvin Lauer, secretary; Alice Ahl, treasurer; Mary Nell Minto, historian; Betty Snyder, reporter. Our sponsors were Miss Mable Damm and Mr. John Croy. Norma Jean Williams and Alvin Schmidt were selected our Student Council representatives. Three of our outstanding members of the freshman class received annual awards. The Scholastic Award was won by Daisy Baker, Activities Award by Betty Snyder, and the Athletic Award by Norman Franzman. Thus ended our well spent days as green freshies for now we had advanced to our second year as Sophomores. Our enrollment for the sophomore year lowered to fifty-three due to some withdrawals during the previous year. Mrs. Vaughn and Mr. Worland were our class sponsors. Our class officers were as follows: president, John Joe Hicks; vice-president, Alice Ahl; secretary, Tom Reynolds; treasurer, Joann Williams; historian, Mary Nell Minto. Student Council representatives who were elected for that year were Mary Nell Minto and David Walls. The jolly juniors entered the new school year with forty-nine students. This year we were hosts to the seniors at the Junior-Senior Prom. The prom, named the Stardust Prom , was held at the Hoosier Heights Country Club, which was decorated beautifully, with Si Kohnon and his orchestra as entertainment. Betty Snyder was honored that year by being selected for Girl's State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxilliary. Her alternate was Betty Geer. David Walls was selected for Boy's State. However, since David was unable to attend, Norman Franzman, his alternate, became the Boy's State representative. Eva Catherine Harding became the proud recipient of the Kiwanis Award that year. Our sponsors were Miss Carolyn Hudson and Mr. Roy Enlow. The class officers were: president, David Walls; vice-president, Norma Jean Williams; secretary, Beatrice Sixx; treasurer, Joann Williams; historian, Mary Nell Minto. The Student Council representatives were Mary Nell Minto, John Joe Hicks, and Tom Reynolds. After a well-earned vacation, forty-two returned for the final and most exciting year of all - our Senior year. Mrs. Mildred Vaughn and Mr. Denny Ramsey were chosen to be our class sponsors. David Walls was elected president; Betty Snyder, vice-president; Sharron Kinghan, secretary; Norman Franzman, treasurer; Mary Nell Minto, historian. Student Council representatives were Tom Reynolds as president; Mary Nell Minto, vice-president; David Braun, secretary. Members of the senior class on the Notlennac staff were: Tom Reynolds, Editor; Eva Harding, business manager; Mary Nell Minto and Betty Snyder, senior editors; Betty Geer, underclassman editor; Dale Lyons and Melvin Lauer, sports editors; Norma Jean Williams and Joann Williams, feature and snapshot editors; Daisy Baker and Ruth Ann Coyle, advertising editors; Wilma Holland and Sharron Kinghan, typists. Seniors on the Hi-Life staff were: editor-in-chief, Betty Snyder; feature editors, Betty Geer and Ruthie Coyle; sports editor, Tom Reynolds; exchange editor, Sharron Kinghan; business manager, Daisy Baker. We selected royal blue and white as our class colors and red and white rose buds for our class flowers. The name of the class song was Memories to the tune of On Top of Old Smokey written by Henry Harding. Our motto is Today Decides Tomorrow. The Girls' Class Tourney was won by our class of '51 three consecutive years while the boys won one class tourney during the four years. Congratulations Seniors CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK Our service makes friends CLASS HISTORY (Continued) Mary Nell Minto in her senior year was crowned, by popular vote, basketball queen by David Braun, captain of the basketball team. Betty Snyder was maid of honor. We went to Mammoth Cave on our class outing. This outing was not only enjoyed by the class but also by our sponsors Mrs. Vaughn and Mr. Ramsey. Senior service metals were given to all band members of the class which included Robert Clements, Daisy Baker, Mary Nell Minto, Tom Reynolds, Betty Snyder, David Walls, and Norma Jean Williams. The Arion Award was won by Mary Nell Minto which is a National Band Award decided by the band by secret vote. Iola Powers, having the highest scholastic rating, received the honor of being Valedictorian. Betty Snyder, her runner-up, was Salutatorian. David Farmer received a certificate for having perfect attendance throughout his four high school years. Betty Estes also received a perfect attendance certificate during her senior year. The Travel Club Award, which is given to seniors only, was won by Betty Snyder. Tom Reynolds, who had been in five all-school plays and the senior play, received the Thespian Award. The Hi-Y Award, given to the most outstanding athlete of the senior class, was won by David Braun. The award given by the Junior Chamber of Commerce was also won by David Braun. Betty Snyder, by winning both the local and county essay contest, was presented with the DAR Award. The GAA Award was given to the most outstanding and deserving senior girl athlete, Daisy Baker. The Hall Award in remembrance of R. B. Hall was given to David Braun. Daisy Baker won second in the essay contest sponsored by the Legion Auxilliary. David Walls won the poppy poster contest. A few of our students who are planning to further their education by going to college have won scholarships. Daisy Baker received a Special from Indiana University. Betty Snyder, a state; and David Walls a Special Merit. Mary Nell Minto received a Music Scholarship from Evansville College. The American Legion awarded Betty Snyder and Tom Reynolds as being the most outstanding boy and girl of the class. The members of the class andfaculty selected these students. Mary Nell Minto and David Walls received honorable mention certificates. The Rev. Merril B. Me Fall, Methodist Church at Bloomington, Indiana, delivered our commencement address, Tuesday evening, May 23, His subject was Living Life on Tiptoe. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Community Auditorium Wednesday, the Twenty-third of May Eight O'clock Processional - Pomp and Circumstance Invocation........................... March................................ Welcome.............................. Salutatorian......................... Valedictorian . ..................... Senior Number........................ Commencement Address................. Presentation of Graduates............ Three Gates of Gold ................ Presentation of Diplomas ............ Benediction.......................... ..........Eiger Rev. L. H. Ice David Walls, Class President ...............Betty Snyder ...............Iola Powers .Rev. Merrill B. McFall .........Loren Lanman Commencement Overture .......Charles I. Swain . Father Maurice DeJean GENE JIMMIE, INC. Cannelton Indiana Best Today - Still Better Tomorrow_________ DAVID LOUIS WALLS Digger Class President-3-4 National Honor Society-3-4 Football-3-4 Basketball-1-2 Track-1-2-3-4 Student Council-2 Band-1-2-3-4 , e' ,v °v .g v ff. sf0tl U ifSto 'i4n o cC 5-, SHARRON ANN KING HAN Sak Class Secretary-4 Quill Scroll-4 Notlennac-4 Hi-Life-4 Chorus-1-2 Drum Majorette-3 Drum Majorette Club-3 G A A-l-2 Cheer Leaders Club-1 NORMAN FRANZ MAN Irish Class Treasurer-2-4 Student Council-1 Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3 Baseball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-4 Hi-Y-1-2-3-4 Fix-It-1 Athletic Club-1 SNYDER'S DRUG STORE Your drug store We operate it Cannelton Indiana Congratulations Seniors You can buy with confidence at DAUBY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Tell City Indiana DAISY BAKER Daisy Mae National Honor Society-3-4; Quill Scroll-3-4; Notlennac Staff-4; Hi-Life Staff-3-4; Thespian-1-2-3-4; All School Play-1-2-3; Band-2-3-4; Chorus-1; Office Girl-3; G A A-l-2-3-4. FRANK LOVELL ZELLERS Poodie Track-3-4; Football-4. J. E. WINN Ed Football-1-2-3-4; Baseball-1-2; Hi-Y-1; Athletic Club-1; Fixit Club-1; All School Play-3. MARY EMMA BOLIN Mary G A A-3-4; Office Girl-4; Librarian-4. MARY LOIS BOLIN Lois Chorus-1-2-3-4; G A A -1-2-3; Librarian-4; Office Girl-3. PAUL GORDON VAN CONIA Paul Hi-Y-1-2-3-4; Aeronautics Club-1. HERMAN COULTUS SCHROEDER Reverend Boneyard Basketball-1-3-4; Football-1-4; Track-3-4; Hi-Y-1-2-3-4; Fix-it Club-1; Athletic Club-1. RUTH ANNE COYLE Ruthie Notlennac Staff-4; Hi-Life Staff-3-4; G A A-l-2-3; Chorus-1-2. Quill Sc roll-3-4; Notlennac Staff-3-4; Chorus-2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff-4; All School Play-2-3-4; Thespians-7-8-1-2-3-4; Band-8-l-2-3-4;Cheerleader-3;Cheer-leader's Club-3. BETTY LOU GEER Bee Gee National Honor Society-3-4; Quill Scroll-3-4; Notlennac Staff-3-4; Hi-Life Staff-3-4; Thespians-2-3-4; All School Play-2-3; G A A-l-2-3-4. GEORGE THOMAS REYNOLDS Fat Boy Best Wishes Seniors Hawesville Kentucky ROSENBLATT'S BILL MINTO’S FRIENDLY MARKET Cannelton Indiana Groceries-Vegetabies Meats EVA CATHERINE HARDING Cathy” National Honor Society-3-4; Quill Scroll-4; Notlennac Staff-4; Office Girl-4. BURTON MARTIN RAMSEY Gabby DONALD JAMES PAULIN Donnie Football-1-2-3-4; Basketball-1-2; Hi-Y-1. JOANN WILLIAMS Ann Quill Scroll-4; Notlennac Staff-45 GAA-2-3-4; Cheerleader's Club-1 -2-3;Bullpup Cheerleader -1-2. WILMA JEANNE HOLLAND Jeanne Quill Scroll-4; Notlennac Staff-4; Hi-Life Staff-4; Drum Major-ette-3; Majorette Club-3; Chorus-1-2-3-4; GAA-1-2; Cheerleader’s Club-1-2. DALE DWIGHT LYONS Dale Fix it Club-1; Thespian-4; All School Play-4; Notlennac Staff-4. GEORGE MELVIN LAUER Pee Wee Hi-Y-1-2-3-4; Student Manager-1-2-3-4; Fixit Club-1; Notlennac Staff-4; Track-2. MURIEL JANET RALEY Janet Office Glrl-3; Band Secretary-3-4; G A A-2. EDWARD KRIEG Eddie Basketball-1-2-3-4; Football-1-2-3-4; Track-1-2-3-4; Fixit Club-1; Athletic Club-1. ELSIE IOLA POWERS Olie National Honor Society-3-4; Librarian-3-4; Office Girl-4. TELL CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Loan Specialists Tell City Main Franklin Sts. Indiana Savings Insured to $10,000 BEATRICE LOUISE SIXX Bea National Honor Society-3-4;Class Secretary-3; G A A-l-4; Cheerleader's Club-1; Librarian-4. JOHN JOSEPH HICKS Joe Hi-Y-1-2-3-4; FootbaU - 2 - 3-4; Track-1-2; Student Council-3; Class President-2; Class Vice-President-1; National Honor Society-3-4. HENRY LEE HARDING Henry NORMA JEAN WILLIAMS Norma Notlennac Staff-4; Class Vice President-3; Band-2-3-4; Drum Majorette-3-4; Majorette Club-3; G A A-2-3-4; Cheerleader's Club-1-2-3; Bullpup Cheerleader-1-2; Quill Scroll-4. ANNA FRANCES HICKS Ann G A A-l-3; Chorus-1. DAVID WELLS FARMER Mr. Baseball Baseball-3-4; Football-1-2-3-4; Hi-Y-1-2-3-4; Fixit Club-1; Athletic Club-1; Band-1. Congratulations Seniors TeU City KREISLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Indiana Tell City Planing Mill PRENTICE HARPER INSURANCE Cannelton Phone 750 Congratulations Seniors RODNEY LOWELL COVEY Rodney THELMA JEAN YOUNG Jean Librarian-3-4. DAVID WAYNE BRAUN Brownie Student Council-4; Basketball-1-2-3-4; Football-2-3-4; Track-15 Hi-Y-1-2-3-4. ALVIN THEODORE SCHMIDT Smitty Track-1-4; Hi-Y-1-2-3-4; Fixit Club-1; Athletic Club-1; Band-1-2. ROBERT DALE CLEMENTS Squirrel Band l-2-3-4;FixitClub-l; Base-ball-1; Track-1; Athletic Club-1. JACK GAYNOR Jackie Hi-Y-1-2-3-4; Football-1-2-3; Basketball-1-2; Fixit Club-1; Athletic Club-1. HOMER THOMAS BLAND T. Tom SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Daisy Baker, will my own black hair, the red hair I inherited in '48 and the blonde hair I inherited in '49 and '50 to Judy Cadwell. Now with your own hair you can have a different color for every occasion. I, Homer Bland, will my way with women to Bubby Powers. I think you need it. I, Mary E. Bolin, will my job as Mr. Lanman's sixth period office girl to Mary F. Harding. You really have a job. I, Mary L. Bolin, will my corner seat in government class to Tinker Ramsey. Hold it down, Tink. I, David Braun, will my athletic power to Charlie Moore. It isn't much, Rice, but take good care of it. I, Robert Clements, will my tallness to Ronnie Gaynor. I, Ruth Ann Coyle, will the Lover's Lane to Dee Dee Zellers, and get all the dirt, Dee Dee. I, Rodney Covey, will my curly hair to Dewey Burton. You really need it! I, Ray Elder, will my engineer's boots to Norman Nugent. I, Bettye Estes, will my freckles to Joyce Franzman. The more the merrier. I, David Farmer, will my craziness for baseball to Norman Scifres. I, Norman Franzman, will my ability to obtain forged passes to Rubes to Bill Estes. You have to be fast, Bill. I, Betty Geer, will all my husbands from the school plays to Joyce Franzman. Keep up the tradition, Joyce. I, Jack Gaynor, will my job at Kroger to Charlie Powers. I, Eva Harding, will my ability to straighten Mr. Lanman's desk to anyone who thinks they can tackle it. I, Henry Harding, will my geetar playing ability to Bobby Elder. I, Anna Hicks, will my height to Barbara Alvey. May it keep you a head in the world. I, Joe Hicks, will my wicked wink to Freddie Whitehead. I, Wilma Jeanne Hoesli, will my ability to be the first married in the senior class to Lou Zellers. Keep the ball rolling, Lou. I, Mary Kellems, will my sweet disposition to Wanda McFarling. Take good care of it, Wanda. I, Sharron Ann Kinghan, will my ability to keep a steady boyfriend to Maureen Zoercher. Pass it on to someone who needs it, Maureen. I, Eddie Kreig, will my pass catching ability to Norman Hay. I, Melvin Lain, will my pretty hair to Larry Polk. I, Pee Wee Lauer, will my naturally curly hair to Dickie Meador. I, Dale Lyons, will my knickers to Russell Stith. I, Mary N. Minto, will my drum major position in the band to Ann Forsaith. I, Donnie Paulin, will my locker and pin-ups to B. D. Davis. I, Iola Powers, will my quietness to the sophomore girls. I, Janet Raley, will my job as Mr. Scott's secretary to Barbara Cox. Remember to buy Mr. Scott as least one candy bar a day. I, Burton Ramsey, will my excellent grades to Erick Whitehead. I, Tommie Reynolds, will my job at Rube's to Gus Walls. Now don't get dish pan hands. I, Alvin Schmidt, will my skillful truck driving to Charlie Bubenzer. I, Herman Schroeder, will my ability to play basketball to Norman Nugent. I, Betty Snyder, will the conceit willed to me by Dwain Love in '50 to Carol Huber. I think you can take good care of it, Carol. I, Beatrice Sixx, will my dignified senior manner to Shirley Sapp. I, Paul Van Conia, will my dare-devil motorcycle riding to Howard Smith I, David Wall, will my drum and drum sticks to Charles Skinner. Keep them stepping. I, Joann Williams, will my natural blonde, curly hair to Jane Seifert. I, Norma Williams, will my cute figure to Frances Allen. Take care of it, Francie. I, J. E. Winn, will my guard position on the football squad to David Shores. Carry on, David. I, Jean Young, will my beautiful blue eyes to Eva Rose Ramsey. I, Lovell Zellers, will my track ability to Charlie Moore. W T C J Best Wishes Seniors Tell City 1230 On Every Radio Dial Indiana Compliments Seniors of '51 Cannelton Indiana FRANZMAN'S MARKET CLASS PROPHECY Just sitting here day dreaming, I can just see all my old classmates now. The year is 1961. Daisy Baker is the head of Macy's renowned department store in New York. Homer Bland was recently commissioned to take over the supreme command of the Far East. The new owner of the Bell Telephone Company is none other than Mary Emma Bolin. Just presented with her third child is Mrs. Paul Kreisle (Mary Lois Bolin). She has two boys now and will soon try for a basketball team. David Braun has just signed a contract to play with the House of David. He not only grows a beard but his hair is long, too. Robert Squirrel Clements has taken Sousa's place as No. 1 composer of marches. Our own little Ruthie Coyle has been promoted to head waitress at our World famous Suncete Hotel. Rodney Covey has just been voted the best dancer in the vicinity of Pla-mor. The election was for girls, but Rodney won overwhelmingly. Ray Elder, better known as Duny has just been named the workinest cuss this side of the Smokies.” Congrats!! Winner at a world-wide accounting contest was Miss Bettye Estes, a former Canneltonnian. Now playing professional baseball for the Yanks is David Farmer, who used to perform for our high school team. The new coach at Cannelton High and the first coach to take a team and win the state after an undefeated season was Norman Franzman, who performed this feat last year. Miss Betty Geer is now on a world tour with her sweetie, Charlie Wagstaff. New managers and part owners of the Kroger Corporation are Jack Gaynor and Don Paulin. Don's wife, the former Joann Williams, is now home with her mother after refusing to live with Don. She claimed he was too devoted to the store. Eva Catherine Harding, since leaving her country estate near Rome, has made a good name for herself by singing Italian arias with only a monkey for an accompanist. In the New York society news I read that Henry Harding and wife, Rita, are now living in their new penthouse that hubby designed. The new manager of the General Electric Company is Mrs. Anna Paulin, the former Anna Hicks. She was appointed for her loyalty to this company for the past ten years. The great lover, Joe Hicks, a former Cannelton High School wolf, has just received his fifth divorce. His former wives charged him with cruel and inhuman treatment. Mrs. Wilma Jean Hoesli, the former Wilma Holland, was made famous last week when she gave birth to quintuplets. The noted professor, Mary Pearl Kellems, gave an interesting lecture on How to Get your Man, at the old maid's convention on Friday of last week. Professor Kellems is a former C. H. S. student. Mrs. Sharron Badger, the former Sharron Kinghan, and her husband, Billy, are now living at Ft. Knox where Billy was recently promoted to Commander of this post. Eddie Kreig, better known by hisTformer classmates as The Head is now the owner of a famous magicians show. The show is now playing at the Waldorf. Melvin Lain has just taken over the Chrysler Corporation in Evansville. Mr. Lain started his career as a bookkeeper. George M. Lauer was voted the best jockey ever to ride in the Kentucky Derby after winning his 8th victory in this race. Dale Lyons is now accredited with having the largest farm in southern Indiana. His success is due to hard work. Ex-professor Mary Nell Minto was recently released from the College of Music. Her dismissal was due to excessive drinking. Her close friends said this was a habit acquired from her early association with Norman Teeter Franzman. Burton Ramsey now has his own agricultural school. Mr. Ramsey has proved himself worthy of this position by his discovery of a new fertilizer. George Thomas Reynolds, better known as Tommy has just become the nation's No. 1 soda jerk. Tommy worked hard for this distinction. Iola Powers was just voted the most popular pin-up by the U. S. Marines. Mrs. Janet Taylor, better known by her classmates as Janet Raley, was recently voted the woman with the biggest muscles of the world. Janet acquired these muscles from her battles with her husband, Bob. Miss Betty Snyder just took over her father's business in California. Miss Snyder was chosen Miss Grapefruit of 1961 . Alvin Schmidt is now a prominent owner of a $1,000,000 farm estate called the Chicken Roost. Rev. and Mrs. Herman Schroeder are residing in Podunk where he is the minister in the Episcopal Church. Mrs. Alfred Lutring (the former Beatrice Sixx) and her-children are in Japan where her husband Alfred Lutring is stationed. Paul VanConia is now the owner of the Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Corporation. David L. Walls is now a renowned artist of the famous Cheesecake pose. He attained this position because of his natural ability of art. Miss Norma Jean Williams has just taken over Doris Day's place as actress. Her first picture was Stormy Weather. Mr. J. E. Winn was just voted Mr. America because of his unusual ability to sing high soprano. Miss Jean Young is now leader of the world's famous Singer Sewing Club . Miss Young got her start in Miss Mabel Damm's home economic class. Lovell Zellers has just won the Marathon in the Olympic Games. He got his running ability during his high school days. Compliments of Cannelton Indiana Meador's Sam Baker Barbara Cox Darrell Allen Robert Alvey Dennis Davis Sidney Morris Mary Harding Charles Powers Jo Shearn Robert Elder Earl McCammack Burton L an man Eva Ramsey Historian Ralph Hyde - Norman Hay Mary Poore 'C ' Roy Maxey Gary Dawson Wally Johnson Margaret Colbert Carol Huber Congratulations Seniors ROSENBLATT'S Stylish Clothes Cannelton Indiana at Moderate Prices David Ramsey Norman Scifres J. A. Sutters Robert VanConia Homer Sinclair r F. Whitehead Bobby Hill George Powers Mary L. ZeUers We jolly juniors opened the school year 1950 with 38 students. The following officers were elected to lead our class: Sam Baker, President; ' ' W , Barbara Cox, Vice President; Mary Agnes Goffinet; ' I Secretary; Bill Estes, Treasurer; and Eva Rose B Ramsey, Historian. George Powers, Carol Huber, and Norman Scifres represented the Junior Class in ■■■■■ m Student Council. Mr. Etienne and Miss Anslinger were our class sponsors. David Powers Jane Seifert The juniors were well dressed in their new class jackets, sweaters, and rings. Sam Baker, Mary Frances Harding, and Eva Rose Ramsey represented the Junior Class on the Hi-Life-Staff. Ralph Hyde, Carol Huber, and Norman Hay worked on the Notlennac Staff. Carol Huber was varsity cheerleader from the Junior Class. In the fall of 1950, we conducted a magazine sale with two sides, with the losers treating the winners to a party at Hay's Camp. The high salesmen were as follows: Carol Huber, George Powers, Sam Baker, Norman Hay, and Bill Estes. The main project for our class was the Junior-Senior Prom. It was held at the Hoosier Heights Country Club, May 12, and a good time was had by all who attended. Sam Baker and Carol Huber were chosen as representatives to Boy's State and Girl's State respectively. Norman Hay and Mary Frances Harding were selected as alternates. Those receiving awards on class night are as foUows: Sam Baker received the Kiwanis award. Mary Agnes Goffinet, Mary Frances Harding, and Barbara Cox won pins in shorthand for 70 words per minute on five minute takes. Margaret Colbert and Eva Rose Ramsey received 60 word pins. Barbara Cox, who is an advanced typing student, receiving a typing pin for 70 words per minute. Carol Huber, who is a beginning typing student, received a typing pin for 65 words per minute. The following received perfect attendance certificates: Ralph Hyde, BiU Estes, Darrell Allen, and Mary Frances Harding. Paducah, Ky. Ship Via A H TRUCK LINE, INC. Daily Service To Owensboro, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Cincinnati, Ohio Memphis, Ky. Phone 300 Evansville, Ind. Tell City, Indiana Charlie Moore President David Chenault Rosalie Lawrence C . Bubenzer Eldon McCammack Duane Leaf Elsie Canarie James Dixon Billy Bell Ronnie Gaynor Joseph McDaniel June Lyons Sidney Burns Jimmy Milburn Wanda McFarling Donald Leitner Judy Cadwell Dick Meador Joyce Franzman HENRY HECK COMPANY Hardware - Groceries Cannelton Home of Friendly Service Indiana ( Linus Schraner C. Rutherford Jim Steinsberger N. Schroeder Leroy Shore Wanda Payne David Shore Jackie Sims SOPHOMORE AWARDS The following students were presented with perfect attendance certificates for the year 1951: Raymond Raley, Norman Schroeder, Norman Nugent, and Jimmy Milburn. Listed below are the sophomore boys who received football letters: Norman Schroeder, Donnie Leitner, David Shores, and Leroy Shores. The following boys received their letters in basketball: David Chenault, Norman Nugent, Dick Meador, and Norman Schroeder. The fellows receiving baseball letters are as follows: Jimmy Steinsberger and Eldon McCammack. The sophomore boys receiving track letters were: Norman Schroeder, Dick Meador, Jimmy Steinsberger, and Jimmy Milburn. Compliments Seniors of '51 We appreciate your patronage and hope you have enjoyed trading with us. We try to please John J. Malcomson's BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bill Farquhar President . I Garry Anderson Johnny Elder Leonard Mitchell I Dorothy Rodouis Treasurer Kathleen Ball Gene Clemens Historian Betty Bryant Billy Lain Maryanna Marmor Harry Lain Joyce Dutschke Compliments of Alma Payne Joseph Mogan Mary Payne Jimmy Paulin Indiana I Cannelton CANNELTON SEWER PIPE COMPANY Alma Bryant Gerald Jacobs Arthur Poore Theresa Payne Jimmy Powers Betty Reezor Yvonne Sturgeon IS M Ben Rudolph Bill Swain Ol Shirlev Youner Bobbie Robinson ■1 Nancy Spencer Iverne Zellers Bill Vaught Veneta Morris Bill Northenor FRESHMEN AWARDS Activity Award...........................................Bill Farquhar Scholastic Award (Girl)...............................Theresa Payne Scholastic Award (Boy).....................................Joe Mogan Athletic Award..................................Harry Ray Lain Perfect attendance certificates were won by the following students: Naomi Veatch, Phyllis Clements, Harry Ray Lain, and Bill Farquhar. Compliments of Phone 800 HINTON BROTHERS Tell City EIGHTH GRADE Row 1 - Juanita Kratzer, Jackie Dixon, Bobby Elverd, Norman Herzog, Darrell Miller, Jay Schroeder, Martin Morris, Patricia Sinclair Row 2 - Gretchen Swain, Mary Etta Shaw, Ruth Ann Borich, Gail Petrie, Marion Dixon, David Huber, Ruby Wheet, Irene May Row 3 - Mary Avis Irvin, Mary Rita Smallwood, Zorita DeJarnette, Billy Corley, Betty Freeman, Richard Oldfield, Charles Skinner, Shirley Sapp SEVENTH GRADE Row 1 - Nedra Gaynor, Carol Rae Baker, Betty Elverd, Wayne Garrett, John Brown, Jackie Goodson, Jim Litherland, Gary Litherland, Billy Johnson, Leroy Rhodes. Row 2 - Janis Evans, Marilyn Hafele, Anna Jean Perry, Barbara McBrayer, Patsy Milburn, Larry Polk, Hilbert Seibert, Jim Northenor, Freddie Lawrence Row 3 - Alice Dawson, Charles Maxey, James Gaynor, Shirley Sturgeon, Norman Lain, Wayne Ann Anderson, Dorothy Morrison, Joyce Shores, Glover Hale KAULIG'S LUNCH ROOM Sandwiches Cannelton Indiana 1. Nellie Minto 2. Mary E. Bolin 3. Betty Geer 4. Norman Franzman, Tom Reynolds 5. Shirley Sapp 6. Bubby Powers, Norman Hay, Ralph Hyde 7. Wilma J. Holland 8. Daisy Baker 9. Carol Baker, Barbara McBrayer 10. Janis Evans 11. Betty Snyder 12. David Walls 13. Betty Snyder, Ruth Coyle, Betty Geer, Daisy Baker, Mary Minto 14. Joann Williams 15. Betty Spencer 16. Carol Huber, Dwain Love 17. Daisy Baker 18. Charlie Moore 19. Mary Rita Smallwood 20. Sharron Kinghan ________________________________ Tell City Indiana TELL CITY FURNITURE COMPANY :r « ffl-Geo e VOvw e,1° Vl°- ftoVWfV® «, ilW V®9’ xps� LIPP'S HOME FURNISHERS Phone 155 Everything for the home TeU City The Hi-Life our bi-weekly school paper is edited by an enthusiastic group of students who learn the fundamentals of journalism by actual experience. All work is done on their own time and they should be commended for supplying C. H. S. with a better than average school paper. The Hi-Life Top, left to right: Betty Snyder, Sam Baker, Mary F. Harding, Eva R. Ramsey, Judy Cadwell, Ruth Coyle, Miss Anslinger, Sponsor, Betty Geer. Middle: Jeanne Holland, Tom Reynolds, Bill Swain, Daisy Baker, Joyce Franzman, Sharron Ann Kinghan, Barbara Cox. Senior Group: Sharron Ann Kinghan, Betty Geer, Betty Snyder, Jeanne Holland, Ruth Coyle, Tom Reynolds, Daisy Baker. GERBER'S Your Crosley Dealer Cannelton Indiana Organized in 1934, the Thespian Troupe No. 225 of the National Thespian Society has always been an active organization in the school. To become a member of this organization one must be in high school or junior high and have had one important part in a convocation program and a major role in a play. This club produces and participates in the all school play and helps with the senior play. Sitting left to right: Carol Huber, Daisy Baker, Betty Snyder, Mary N. Minto, Bill Poore, Norman Scifres, Joyce Franzman, Ann Forsaith, Augusta Walls. Standing left to right: Tom Reynolds, Sam Baker, Mrs. Vaughn, Betty Geer, Dale Lyons, Judy Cadwell. STUDENT II UNTIL vv$ ROBERTSON LUMBER COMPANY Your Department Store of Building Materials Ph. Tell City 448 Cannelton, Indiana NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY QUILL AND SCROLL National Honor Society-Back Row: David Walls, Eva Harding, John Joe Hicks, Betty Geer, Sam Baker, Mary Frances Harding. Front: Daisy Baker, Mary Nell Minto, Beatrice Sixx, Barbara Cox, Iola Powers, Mary Agnes Goffinet, Carol Huber. Quill and Scroll: Betty Snyder, Daisy Baker, Betty Geer, Mrs. Clark, Sponsor, Tom Reynolds, Eva Harding, Norman Hay, Eva Rose Ramsey, Sam Baker, Mary Frances Harding, Norma Jean Williams, Jeanne Holland, Joann Williams, Sharron Kingham. Center: Carol Huber Congratulations Seniors Cannelton Indiana IVO J. HUBER C oc e l vv, FIRST CANNELTON NATIONAL BANK The County Seat Bank Canneiton Indiana V • H.s. R A N I) Row 5, left to right: Norman Herzog, Hilbert Seibert, Maureen Zoercher, Judy Cadwell, Betty Farquhar, Jim Steinsberger, Robert Van Conia, Gene Clemens, Robert Clements, Tom Reynolds, Burton Lanman, Charles Rutherford, Norman Scifres, Fred Lawrence. Row 4, left to right: David Huber, Mary Smallwood, Rosalie Lawrence, Sam Baker, Marilyn Hafele, Augusta Walls, Barbara Cox, Frances Allen, Nancy Spencer, Betty Bryant, Ramona Seibert, Shirley Sapp, Phyllis Clements, Mary Avis Irvin. Row 3, left to right: Jim Northenor, Janis Evans, Larry Polk, Bill Bell, Carol Baker, Mary Etta Shaw, Zorita DeJarnette, Betty Freeman, Jeannine Huber, Joyce Franzman, Daisy Baker, Betty Snyder, June Lyons, Naomi Veatch. Row 2, left to right: Gail Petrie, Wallace Johnson, David Walls, Charles Skinner, Dena Petrie, Richard Oldfield, Russell Stith, Joyce Dutschke, Carol Huber. Row 1, left to right: Director, William Scott, Majorette, Norma Williams, Band Drum Major, Mary NeU Minto, Majorette, Ann Forsaith, Wanda McFarling. First Band of C. H. S. Year 1928-29 First row, left to right: Ralph Wagner, Paul McNeill, Russel Wagner, BUI Doughty, Bobby Miller, J. C. Conner. Middle row: Gladys Cummings, Edward Fulkerson, Willard Walls, Andrew C. Little, Virginia Connor, Joe Lasher. Back row: Earl Danhauer, Carl Danhauer, Chas. Urbis Clark, Maurice Mason, Emmet Lasher, Edna Treumpy, Ralph Irvin. JACK’S STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION BiU Young - Manager Cannelton Indiana LI It It MIMS OFFICE GIRLS Librarians Seated- Betty Snyder, Mrs. Vaughn, Sponsor, Beatrice Sixx, Standing- Ramona Seibert, Dena Petrie, Mary Lou Zellers, Jo Shearn, Iola Powers, Mary A. Goffinet, Margret Colbert, Eva Rose Ramsey. Office Girls Seated- Beatrice Sixx. Standing- Janet Raley, Mary F. Harding, Margret Colbert, Iola Powers, Eva Harding, Mary Emma Bolin, Betty Snyder. THE MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. Tell City, Mt. Vernon, Boonville, Indiana Compliments of TELL CITY CHAIR COMPANY 5EVENTEEN R INF LILLY3 YOUNG First Row - left to right: NORMAN SCIFRES, Albert Eliot - Nicki's thirteen year old brother JOYCE FRANZMAN, Miss Tilby - an understanding school teacher TOM REYNOLDS, Jack Westmore - a seventeen year old high school boy whom everyone likes CAROL HUBER, Jan Eliot - spoiled, beautiful, seventeen year old daughter ANN FORSAITH, Caroline Pratt - Nicki's charming girl friend Second Row: SAM BAKER, Thaddeus - thirteen year old colored boy with plenty of ideas AUGUSTA WALLS, Nicki Eliot - sixteen year old daughter who is shy and quiet but very brilliant DALE LYONS, Whitcomb Pewberry - a good fellow but unpopular with the girls JUDY CADWELL, Ruby Rainey - a very loud, gabby high school girl BETTY SNYDER, Mother - who dishes out her 1 o v e to her daughter in unfair portions DENNIS DAVIS, 'Goofer' Godfrey Peterson - a big, noisy, dumb high school football hero BILL NORTHENOR - sound effects man SEVENTEEN IS AWFULLY YOUNG was a three-act comedy directed by MRS. MILDRED VAUGHN and presented by an ALL-SCHOOL CAST October 19, 1950, in the Community Building. lAiE 5HDQK T FRMILY TREE Mrs. Mildred Vaughn directed the senior class in presenting a three-act comedy April 27, 1951, in the high school gymnasium. The cast was as follows: Hildegarde. . . . Mr. Dolson . . . Mrs. Dolson. . . Sally........... Bob............. Jimmy........... Paige........... Ellie May . . . . Jill............ Freddie Shermer Mr. Shermer . . Mrs. Shermer. . who is tired of being a wall flower .........her father............. .........her mother............. .... her younger sister . . . . .......her older brpther........ .... her younger brother . . . . . . who likes to play postman . . .......Bob's heartthrob......... ...........her friend........... .... who wears knickers . . . . ...........his father........... .........his mother............. ........DAISY BAKER ........DAVID WALLS .........BETTY GEER .......BEATRICE SIXX . . .TOMMIE REYNOLDS .......MELVIN LAUER . . . MARY NELL MINTO ........JANET RALEY NORMA JEAN WILLIAMS .........DALE LYONS . . NORMAN FRANZ MAN . . .MARY EMMA BOLIN Gunn Bros. Conoco Service Station Cannelton, Indiana CHORUS Row 1- Romona Seibert, Jane Sceifert, Rosalie Lawrence, Barbara Cox, Dena etrie, Wanda MacFarling, Joyce Dutschke, Lois Bolin, Jeanne Holland, Carol Huber. Row 2- Mr. Scott, Judy Cadwell, Martha Adams, Augusta Walls, Betty Jo Farquhar, Joyce Franzman, Ann Forsaith, Phyllis Clemens, Nancy Spencer, Jeannine Huber, Naomi Veatch. Row 3- James Steinsberger, Bill Bell, Robert VanConia, Don Liether, Eldon McCammack, Charles Moore, George Powers, Burton Lanman, Dewey Burton, Sidney Morris, Norman Scifres. PHTRDN5 Kenneth Dhonau Schmuck's Grocery Louis Walls Dr. H. C. Richardson Dr. H. C. Steinsberger Kessler's Pretzel Bakery Miss Lucille Steinsberger Miss Rosemarie Dunn Tell City Tube Works Miss Marguerite Heck Jacob's Jewelry Elmer Gilbert Freeman's Grocery Foster Park William Bennett Orville Keiser Joe Horn Mrs. Robert Powers Irvin Theatre Carl Knapp Miss Betty Jo Allen Ralph Daum Denny Ramsey Mrs. C. E. Shelton Lee Harrison Lee Huber Dr. Hargie Bush William Waldschmidt Mrs. Robert Cummings Edgar Etienne Miss Mabel Damm CANNELTON NEWS TELL CITY NEWS (Every Wednesday) (Every Friday) 1. Jo Shearn, Mr. Etienne, Jean Young 2. Arthur Poore, Bill Estes, David Walls 3. Litherland twins 4. Donnie Joann 5. BUI Estes 6. Augusta Walls 7. Tom Reynolds 8. Ralph Hyde 9. Ruth Coyle 10. Lou Zellers, Carol Huber, Jane Seifert, David Ramsey 11. Arthur Poore, Gene Clemens, BUI Northener 12. Norma Jean WUliams 13. Tom Reynolds 14. Robert Van-Conia, Norman Franzman 15. Mary Agnes Goffinet 16. Lois Bolin Bill Ester 17. Carol Huber, David Powers 18. Bubby Powers 19. Norman Hay 20. Shirley Sapp 21. Maureen Zoercher _________________________ __________ 9th TeU CURTISS DAUBY APPLIANCE COMPANY Sales Service TeU City Phone 538 Football Team STARTING FOOTBALL TEAM FOR 1950 First Row - David Walls, J. E. Winn, George Powers, Ralph Hyde, Coach Ramsey, Eddie Krelg Second Row - Roy Maxey, Dickie Meador, Norman Franiman Compliments of WILLIAM KENDALL Dave Walls Captain Donnie Paulin Norman Hay .y-l J Arthur and Coach Coach and Melvm David Braun Dickie Meador Hyde Ralph David Farmer George Powers Eddie Krieg Norman Franz man Roy Maxey me J. E. Winn Congratulations Seniors Cannelton Indiana GERBER OIL COMPANY Norman Schroeder Donnie Leitner Joe Hicks Darrel Allen Bill Farquhar Bill Swain Leroy Shores, Lovell Zellers and David Ramsey were absent when these pictures were taken. Jimmy Paulin David Shores Harry Lain Where Won Team Played Score Lost Dale T 12-6 W Petersburg H 6-6 T Richland T 28-0 W Chrisney H 34-0 W Oakland City H 36-20 W Mt. Vernon T 38-12 L Rockport H 19-12 L Owens ville T 36-12 L TeU City H 42-0 L Cannelton Compfiments of Indiana SUNLIGHT HOTEL GENERAL MACHINE WELDING COMPANY Cannelton Indiana First Row - David Chenault, Dickie Meador , David Powers, Norman Schroeder, Ralph Hyde, Bubby Powers, Norman Nugent Second Row - Coach Hafele, David Braun, Roy Maxey, Herman Schroeder, Eddie Kreig, Vernell Bryant, Assistant Coach Ramsey BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY Mt. Vernon 40 60 Corydon 47 57 Lynville 46 69 Orleans 40 46 Rockport 46 42 Tell City 44 48 Tell City 40 67 Rockport 43 44 Dale 47 40 Holland 42 44 Memorial 39 45 Richland 62 48 Owensville 53 43 Mater Dei 53 59 Petersburg 59 81 Booneville 50 66 French Lick 50 46 Ft. Branch 48 64 The Dale game was forfeited to Dale Left to right - Betty Spencer, George Powers, Maureen Zoercher, Vernell Bryant, Jane Seifert, Herman Schroeder, Patricia Lawrence, Johnny Minto, QUEEN Mary Nell Minto, David Braun, Betty Snyder, Eddie Kreig, Carol Huber, Roy Maxey, Ann Forsaith, John Sutters, Joyce Dutschke, David Chenault THE BULLDOGS LAST GOODLUCK SHAKE BEFORE THE BIG GAME THE FUTURE VARSITY BULLDOGS, BUT ARE NOW KNOWN AS THE BULLPUPS First Row Coach Ramsey Gerald Jacobs Jimmy Powers BiU Swain Harry Lain Bill Northenor Second Row Arthur Poore Billy Elder Billy Farquher Gene Clemens Jimmy Paulin Bobby Robinson Melvin Lauer Freshman First Row Jackie Goodson Freddie Lawrence Jim Litherland Gary Litherland Shirley Sturgeon Hilbert Seibert Jimmie Northenor Second Row Coach Etienne Billy Johnson Glover Hale Leroy Rhodes Third Row Wayne Garrett Larry Polk David Huber Norman Lain Charles Maxey Bobby Elverd Team Junior High Team CHEER LEADERS Nedra Gaynor, Zorita DeJarnette, Mary Etta Shaw, Betty Elverd Row 1 - Bobby Robinson, Billy Lain, Gene Clemens, Gary Dawson, Billy Farquhar, Johnny Elder, Billy Vaught Row 2 - Coach Etienne, Bobby Melburn, Robert Alvey, Wally Johnson, David Walls, Dickie Meador, Jimmy Steinsberger, Lowell Zellers Row 3 - Norman Schroeder, Alvin Schmidt, Dewey Burton, Dennis Davis, Roy Maxey, David Shores, Raymond Raley, Charlie Moore, Eddie Krieg Row 1 - Harry Lain, Bobby Elder, Norman Scifres, Billy Northenor, Charlie Rutherford, Ralph Hyde Row 2 - Robert Alvey, Leonard Mitchell, Norman Franzman, Robert VanConia, Bill Swain, Jimmy Powers, John Sutters, Arthur Poore, Jimmy Steinsberger Row 3 - Coach Hafele, Vernell Bryant, David Braun, David Powers, Tom Reynolds, David Farmer, Roy Maxey, Sidney Morris, Eldon McCammack Congratulation Seniors Cannelton CASPER DRUGS Where friends meet Indiana syymsrt' ' Y j. Q J - Y ■ ■ ... £l $ Y) . erx A. j?Vj| ?� v, o «G ? ‘ -J -v t .i -S '?77fUXeJ yZfZv E Yvvi od AAtAA j ft{ Omj A-i MjJXrm) £ • G ti2J 3 cU j W 2f Yj vv a, - BOOSTERS Junior-Senior Prom Congratulations to the Class of 1951 WORSLEY H. BOYCE Dairy Products MYERS GRADE SCHOOL Fall Festival Carolyn Anderson, Doris Holland, Tommy Shores, Queen Marilyn Fuchs, Donna Brown, Bonita Litherland, Delores Leitner, Bonnie Hill. Congratulations Seniors HARGIS TRUCK LINE, INC. Tell City Indiana Row 1 - Tommy Shores, Donnie Kratzer, Kenneth Marsh, Rellah Hale, Bonnie Hale, Sarah Wheet, Donna Brown, Margaret McDaniel Row 2 - Gayle Lindsay, Jackie Boyce, Janice Gaynor, Carroll Clark, Reginald Heck, David Bolin, Cheryl Dawson, Carolyn Wint Row 3 - Nancy Sterett, Richard Snyder, Billy Dawson, Judy Goodson, Howard Richard, Glenn Mattingly, David Sanders Row 1 - Mary Allgood, Mary Freeman, Carol Buckler, Paul Seibert, Junior Lindsay, Charles Shores, Robert Downs, Joyce Bryant, Billy Powers, Jimmy Daum, John Heck Row 2 - Joyce Heck, Sue Ramsey, Charlotte Dupont, Hilda Corley, Jimmy Lawalin, Brenda Paulin, Bobby Powers, Betty Lou Kirchner Row 3 - Gary Glenn, Billy McDaniel, Corinne Borich, Ray Spencer, Barbara Casper, Marylon Wagner, Billy Kendall Row 4 - Frances Mathena, Ruth Ann Taylor, Carolyn Anderson, Joanna Young, Mary Sanders Donna Kramer Row 5 - Charlie Northenor, Buddy Litherland, Bert Ell, Norman Keown, Margaret Powers, Congratulations Seniors DAUBY MOTOR COMPANY Tell City Indiana Row 1 - Marcia Hale, Myrna Mills, Emil McCammack, Jimmie Boggs, Earl Bolin, Linda Carr, Shirley Bland, Carol Sue Lloyd, Paulette Voglenna, Carol Sue Kratzer Row 2 - Dorothey Elverd, Jeanetta Bolin, Ruth Wheat, Henreitta Mickel, Robert Lee Graves, Audrey Lampkin, Linda Milburn, Peggy Persinger, Rosa Me Fall, Denny Petrie Row 3 - Nellie Ruth Henry, Judith Bullington, Donald Werner, Lee Allen Popp, Roy Daum, Alan Sampley, Jackie Snyder, Delores Leitner, Katherine Henry, William Burnette, EUis Clark. Row 1 - Gloria Lindsey, Janice Hunter, Margie Harris, Janet Sue Buckler, Sonja Badger, Bernard Powers, Kathleen Raley, Tommy Dixon, Melvin McBrayer, Paul Kyle Row 2 - Gary Clark, Forrest Hawhee, David Lawrence, Mary Lou Hafele, Carolyn Sampley, Bonita Litherland, Jackie Hall, Joelynn Adams Row 3 - Kenneth Kratzer, Dwayne Clark, Jerry Minto, Alden Freeman, Frankie Keown, Gene Maxey, Dallas Little, Melvin Rhodes, Allen Lauer, Bobby Bell, Albert AUen Congratulations, '51er's AUTO PARTS--ACCESSORIES Tell City, Indiana Row 1 - Kenneth Dutschke, Charlotte Hale, Robert Cronin, Mary Sinclair, Patrick Elverd, Ronnie Spencer, Betty Ann Dawson, Georgia Cronin Row 2 - Donald Rearden, William Garrett, Robert Milburn, Brenda McMahon, Marilyn Fuchs, Ethel Mae Me Fall, Thomas Northener Row 3 - Guy Schroeder, William Sanders, Linda Sue Reed, Joyce Bolin, Patricia Raetz, Mary-lene Chenault Row 1 - Willie Downs, Linda Irvin, James Posey, Floyd Freeman, Jon Harper, Alice Schurtter, John Wagner, Clarence Richards, Michael Gaynor, Chester Mathena, Albert Kratzer Row 2 - Patsy Wint, Mary E. Polk, Carol Seibert, Ottis Hale, Ross Little, Doris Holland, Donald Sturgeon, Darell Seibert, Thresa Dixon. Congratulations to the Class of '51 OHIO VALLEY GAS CORPORATION Tell City, Indiana Phone 18 BAND under the direction of Mr. William Scott Row 1 - Alden Freeman, Bonita Litherland, Sonja Badger, Janet Sue Buckler, Mary Lou Hafele, Joelynn Adams, Mary Polk, Marilyn Fuchs, Georgia Cronin, Kenneth Dutschke Row 2 - Carol Seibert, Bernard Powers, Floyd Freeman, Theresa Dixon, Billy Wagner, Patsy Wint, Doris Holland, Linda Irvin, David Lawrence Row 3 - Bobby Bell, Donald Sturgeon, William Sampley, Alice Schurtter, Darrell Seibert, Jerry Minto, Robert Cronin. MYERS GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1 - Chester Mathena, Jerry Minto, Darrell Seibert, James Posey, Billy Wagner, Carl Shaw, Billy Garrett, Donald Sturgeon Row 2 - William Bennett Coach, Jon Harper, Otis Hale, William Sampley, Ross Little, Gene Maxey, Guy Schroeder ________________________________________________________ Compliments of TELL CITY NATIONAL BANK MALONE'S GARAGE Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Phone 822 Cannelton, Indiana Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Joe Kippenbrock Compliments of PRESTON MINOR INSURANCE Cannelton Indiana Cannelton Best Wishes Class of '51 Indiana Compliments of STRONGWALL MILLS INC. Compliments of GLENWARD HAFELE Builder Cannelton Indiana gfto b OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS Z cLdi tf YEARBOOKS ta the ANNOUNCEMENTS $du U. a AmvUoa PERSONAL CARDS CAPS AND GOWNS On feah TREASURY OF WISDOM STATIONERY