Cannelton High School - Notlennac Yearbook (Cannelton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1952 volume:

THE 1952 NOTLENNAC This is the Cannelton High School. All classes except Art, Band and Physical Education are held here. GYMNASIUM This is the Cannelton High School Gym. Most of the indoor activities are held here. ROBERTSON LUMBER COMPANY Your Department Store of Building Materials Cannelton, Indiana Ph. Tell City 448 — The SCHOOL BOARD left to right: Mr. Prentice Harper. Mr. Ivo Huber, Dr. Harry Steinsberger CHARLES SWAIN Superintendent JOE HAFELE LORAN LANMAN Principal DENNY RAMSEY EMMA LOU VITELLI Secretary F ci v u 11 Tell City Congratulations Seniors C R FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings Indiana ANDREW LITTLE MABEL DAMM FOSTER PARKS MILDRED VAUGHN GRACE REDMON EDGAR ETIENNE THE MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. Tell City, Mt. Vernon, Boonville, Indiana CAROL RUTH HUBER Carol” BARBARA ANN COX Barby SAMUEL ISRAEL BAKER Sammy” Class President-3-4; National Honor Society-2-3-4; Band-1-2-3-4; Chorus-2; Quill and Scroll-3-4; Thespians-2-3-4; All School Play-2-3-4; Senior Play; Basketball-1-2; Hi-Life-2-3-4. Class Vice-President-2-4; National Honor Society-2-3-4; Quill Scroll -3-4, Band -1-2-3-4; Chorus-1-2-3-4; G. A. A.-1-2-3-4; Hi-Life-4; Notlennac-3-4; Thespian -1-2-3-4; All School Play-1-2-3-4; Senior Play; Cheerleader’s Club-1; Freshmen Cheerleader-3-4; Student Coun-cil-1-2-3. Class Secretaiy-4; Thespian-4; All School Play-4; Senior Play; Chorus-1-2-3-4; Band-3; Class Vice-President-3; Class Treasurer-2; National Honor Society-2-3-4; Student Council-1; Hi-Life Staff-4. MARGA IET COLBERT Margie” Class Treasurer-4; Thespian-4; All School Play-4; Notlennac-4; Librarian-3-4; Office Girl-3-4. EVA ROSE RAMSEY Beulah” Hi-Life Staff-3-4; Quill and Scroll -3-4; Class Historian-3-4; Lib-rarian-3-4; Office Girl-4; Thespian-4; All School Play-4; Senior Play Congratulations to the Class of 1952 WORSLEY H. BOYCE Dairy Products LELA JO SHEARN JO SHEARN Mona Lisa Notlennac Staff-4. ROY MAXEY Fritzi Basketball- 1-2-3-4; Football-1-2-3-4; Baseball-1-2-3-4; Track-1-2-3-4. DAVID EARL POWERS Andy Basketball -1-2-3; Football -1-2; Baseball-1-2; Chorus-2-4; Track-1; Notlennac-4. MARY RUTH POORE Ruthie Cheerleader's Club-1; Office Girl-4; Home Ec. Club-1. NORMAN EDWARD SCIFRE3 Jiggers Student Council-1-3-4; Hi-Y-3-4; Thespians-3-4; Baseball -1-2-3-4; Band-2-3-4; Chorus -1-2-3-4; Class President-2; Basketball-1. GARY LYNN DAWSON Pretty Boy Baseball-4; Track-3-4; Chorus-3-4. Congratulations to the Class of '52 OHIO VALLEY GAS CORPORATION Tell City, Indiana Phone 18 WALLACE LEE JOHNSON Gig Basketball-1-3-4; Track-1-2-3-4; Band-3-4; Chorus-1-2-3. JOSEPH STEPHEN RUTHERFORD Steve Band-2-4; Hi-Y-1; Chorus-1-2. DARRELL CONWAY ALLEN Foxie Football-2-3-4; Notlennac Staff -4; Basketball-1. ROBERT FORREST VAN CONIA Hoot Owl Chorus-1-2-3-4; Hi-Y-2-4; Band -2-3-4; Baseball-2-3-4; Basketball-1. MALONE'S GARAGE Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Phone 822 Cannelton. Indiana DENNIS DAVIS B. D. Cross Country-1; Track-3; Chorus-1-2-3; Band-1-3; Thespian-3-4; All School Play-3-4; Senior Play. ROBERT EUGENE ALVEY Sweeney Basketball -1-3; Baseball -3-4; Track-3. SIDNEY ALBERT MORRIS Sid Chorus-1-2-3-4; Band-3; Track- 1. DEWEY CONRAD BURTON Dude Cross Country-2. W T C J Best Wishes Seniors 1230 On Every Radio Dial Tell City Indiana CHARLES HERMAN POWERS Peon Football -2-3-4; Track -1-2-3-4; Basketball-1; Notlennac Staff-4. MARY FRANCES HARDING Francie National Honor Society-2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff-3-4; Quill and Scroll-3-4; Office Girl-3-4; Librarian-4; Thespian-4; Senior Play. MARY JANE SEIFERT Janie Chorus-1-2-3; Cheerleaders Club -1; Hi-Life Staff-4; Librarian-4; Office Girl-4; Student Council-1; Senior Play; Thespian-4. CHARLES BURTON LANMAN Cleo II Band -1-2-3-4; Chorus -1-2-3-4; Track-1. DAVID CLAUDE RAMSEY Tinker Football-1-2-3-4; Track-1-2; Hi-Y-l-2; Senior Play. JOHN ALLEN SUTTERS Mallard Basketball -1-2; Baseball -1-2; Class President-1. SNYDER'S DRUG STORE Your drug store We operate it Cannelton Indiana GEORGE GLENWARD POWERS Bubby Football -1-2-3-4; Baseball -1-2; Basketball -1-2-3-4; Track -1-2; Student Council-2-3-4; Chorus-1-2-3. FRANCES MARIE ALLEN Franny Chorus-1; Band-1-2-3-4; G. A. A. -1-2-3-4; Notlennac Staff-4; Freshman Cheerleader; Cheerleader Club-1. RALPH HYDE Red Football-3-4; Basketball-3-4; Bas-eball-3-4; Notlennac Staff-3-4. NORMAN EDWARD HAY Ghandi Football-2-3-4; Basketball-1; Ba-seball-2; Hi-Y -1-2-3-4; Hi-Life-4; Notlennac-3-4;Quill Scroll-3-4; Senior Play; Thespian-4. MARY AGNES GOFF1NET Mary Agnes Class Secretary-2-3; National Honor Society-2-3; G. A. A.-1; Majorette Club-2; Majorette-2; Lib-rarian-3-4; Office Girl-4. HARRY VERNELL BRYANT Vernell i Basketball-1 -2-3-4; Baseball-1 -2-3-4 JACK'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION Bill Young - Manager Complete Lubrication Atlas Tires Batteries Accessories Cannelton Indiana CLASS HISTORY On September 7, 1948, forty-one students enrolled in C. H. S. coming from the Jr. High, Consolidated, Rome, Gerald, and Tobinsport grade schools. At our first class meeting the following officers were elected: John Sutters, president; Jane Seifert, vice-president; Darrel Allen, secretary; Barbara Cox, treasurer; and Freddie Davis, historian. The sponsors for the freshman year were Miss Mabel Damm and Mr. Enlow. Norman Scifres and Barbara Cox were elected for Student Council. The following awards were given at the end of the year: Roy Maxey and Vernell Bryant, Athletic Award; Sam Baker, Scholastic Award; and Carol Huber, Activities Award. At the beginning of our sophomore year our enrollment had increased to forty-five. On September 13 the following class officers were elected: Norman Scifres, president; Carol Huber, vice-president; Mary Agnes Goffient, secretary; Mary Lou Zellers, treasurer, and Sam Baker, historian. Mrs. Vaughn and Coach Galloway were chosen as class sponsors and Carol Huber and George Powers were elected as Student Council members. The jolly juniors opened the school year 1950 with thirty-eight students. The following officers were elected to lead our class: Sam Baker, president; Barbara Cox, vice-president; Mary Goffient, secretary; Bill Estes, treasurer, and Eva Rose Ramsey, historian. George Powers, Carol Huber, and Norman Scifres represented the junior class in the Student Council. Miss Anslinger and Mr. Etienne were our class sponsors. Members of the junior class on the Notlennac staff were: Ralph Hyde assistant editor; Carol Huber, assistant circulation manager, and Norman Hay, assistant underclassman editor. Juniors on the Hi-Life staff were: Sammy Baker, associate editor; Mary Frances Harding, copy reader; Eva Rose Ramsey, Myers reporter, and Barbara Cox, typist. We juniors were well dressed in our new class jackets, sweaters, and ring in the fall of our junior year. 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 main project for our class was the Junior and Senior Prom. It was held at the Hoosier Heights Country Club, May 12. A good time was had by all who attended. Carol Huber and Sam Baker were chosen as representatives to Girl's and Boy's State respectively. Mary Frances Harding and Norman Hay were their respective alternates. After three months vacation thirty-seven dignified seniors returned to complete the final year of their high school education. During our senior year the enrollment dropped to thirty-five due to Earl McCaminack's moving and Bill Estes' having had to go to the Air Force. Also during the school year Margaret Colbert married James Bryant, a graduate of '50. Margaret kept up her studies and is receiving her diploma with her fellow-class mates. Jane Seifert, George Powers, and Norman Scifres represented the senior class in the Student Council. LIPP'S HOME FURNISHERS Phone 155 Everything for the home Tell City CLASS HISTORY At our first class meetingof the year Mrs. Vaughn and Coach Ramsey were chosen as sponsors. The following officers were elected to lead our class: Sam Baker, president; Carol Huber, vice-president; Mary Agnes Goffinet, secretary; Margaret Colbert, treasurer; and Eva Rose Ramsey, historian. In November Mary Agnes resigned her position as secretary and Barpara Cox was elected to take her place. .Ve chose as our motto, Effort Brings Success. class colors as blue and white, and the American Beauty Rose as our class flower Carol Huber served as varsity cheerleader during her senior year also. Jane Seifert was crowned basketball queen in her senior year by Roy Maxey, captain of the team. The senior play cast, under the direction of Mrs. Vaughn, presented Bachelor Bait. Those in the cast were Barbara Cox Jane Seifert, Carol Huber, Mary Harding, Eva Rose Ramsey, David Ramsey, Dennis Davis, Norman Hay, and Sam Baker. BILL MINTO'S FRIENDLY MARKET Cannelton Indiana Groceries - Vegetables Meats CLASS WILL I, Darrel Allen, will my good looks, curly hair, and way with the opposite sex to Charles Bubenzer. I, Frances Allen will my way to referee the girls' class tourney to anybody that is sucker enough to have it, and don't forget, call them right. I, Robert Alvey, will my ways with women to David Chenault. I, Sam Baker, will my position as president of the senior class and editor of the Hi-Life to any idiots who will take them. 1 Vernell Bryant, will my basketball suit to Marvin Sturgeon. I, Dewey Burton, will my seat in government class to Linur Schraner. Hope you enjoy it as well as I have. I, Margaret Colbert, will my marriage license to Jeannine Huber and Charlie Moore. I, Barbara Cox, will my famous giggle to Shirley Sapp. I, Dennis Davis, will my ability as a Thespian to Eric vVhitehead. I, Gary Dawson, will my ability as aping-pong champ to my brother, Larry. I, Robert Elder, will my psychology book to Jimmy Steinsberger. I. Mary Agnes Goffinet, will my position as student librarian to June Lyons. I, Mary Frances Harding, will my job in Mr. Lanman's office to my sister, Loretta Fay. I, Norman Hay, will to my brother, Denny Hay, access to my book, HOW TO GET FREE TIME ON SCHOOL TIME. It worked very well for me, Denny. I, Carol Huber, will my position as cheerleader to Joyce Franzman. Carry on, Joyce. I, Ralph Hyde, will all my gold and silver coins and other treasures to the first Can-nelton High School boy to high jump 10 feet. I, Wally Johnson, will my curly hair to The David Chenault; also I will all my track ribbons to Russell Stith. Take good care of them because I had a hard time getting them. I, Burton Lanman, will my bushy hair to Wanda McFarling. I, Roy Maxey, will my position on the football team to H. T. Poore. I, Sidney Morris, will my ball, chain, number, and suit to Charles Ell. They are not very good, but they will do until you get out of school. I, Mary Ruth Poore, will my naturally curly hair to Joyce Shores. Take good care of it, Joyce. I, Charlie Powers, will my boxing ability and good looks to Denny Hay, not that he needs it. 1 I, David Powers, will my way with Tell City girls to Gene Clemens. You should know all about them. I, George Powers, will my typing ability to Tommy Sommers. There may be some who didn't think I was the best, but you will have a hard time filling my shoes. I, David Ramsey, will my position in the Bookkeeping class to Norman Nugent. I, Eva Rose Ramsey, will my job as dish dryer at the school cafeteria to Betty Lou Seifert. I, Stephan Rutherford, will my brilliant piano technique to Judy Cadwell. Don't do anything I wouldn't do. I, Norman Scifres, will my band uniform to Dickie Meador. I, Jo Sharon, will my height to Betty Bryant. I, Mary Jane Seifert, will my basketball crown to Augusta Walls. I, Homer Sinclair, will my 90 pounds in weight to Charles Skinner because he is so little. I, John Sutters, will my marriage license to Jimmy Steinsberger and JudyCadwell. Take good care of it. I, Robert VanConia, of sane mind, do hereby make a grave decision. I will my band uniform and baritone to Dickie Meador and David Shores. I, Frederick Whitehead, will my blonde hair to anyone that wants it. Tell City Indiana CLASS PROPHECY As I gaze into the future, I am able to catch a glimpse of the seniors of 1952. This is what I discover about their exciting lives and successes. Darrel Allen has been elected president of the Second National Bank, recently established in Cannelton. Samuel Baker is editor and sole owner of Baker Publications, largest in the United States. This came aboutafter runningHurst and Curtis Publications out of business. David Claude Ramsey, now dictator of Soviet Russia, is world famous for his well-planned overthrow of their government. Robert Alvey is now the city dog catcher. He received this position after years of faithful service to Cannelton. Jo Shearnis a model for the new parisian dress shoppe in Tobinsport, owned and operated by Mary Ruth Poore. Professor George G. Powers - dean of Evansville College, announced today that Sidney Morris was unanimously elected janitor of the laboratory. Senator Homer Sinclair is serving his third term as an Indiana representative to Congress. It has been reported that J. Stephan Rutherford has been booked at City Hall for vagrancy. He was picked up by sheriff, Mary Frances Harding, at the railroad yards trying to catch a ride on a freight car. Mr. and Mrs. James Bryant and their four lovely children are residing in their country estate at Rome, Indiana. Mrs. Bryant is former Miss Margaret Colbert. Vernell Bryant is the coach of the Tell City Marksmen. Robert Elder is pilot of his own passenger plane which makes daily flights between Cannelton and Tell City. Miss Mary Jane Seifert is the qualified and efficient hostess. Norman Hay, leader of the Hay, Powers, and Sheldon gang, was recently liquidated by the now notorious, Ralph Hyde, leader of the Hyde. Shores, and Meador gang. Norman Scifres will soon be featuring, Jigger's Jazz Band. Gary Dawson is now touring Europe as a professional magician and hypnotist. He is being accompanied by Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. Barbara Cox, having replaced Kathryn Grayson in her leading movie roles, is rapidly singing her way to stardom. Robert VanConia won the hundred-yard dash in 5 seconds flat. He got his training while rushing around in his high school days. Eva Rose Ramsey is proprietor of a forth and coming drive-in restaurant at Rome, Indiana. Roy Maxey recently received the Heisman Award for the best athlete of the year. News comes from the Supreme Court Judge Frederick Whitehead, that trial for Dewey Burton is set for June 17. Dewey was recently arrested by state policeman, John Sutters, having caught him setting fire to Cannelton High School. David Powers is captain of a new air force base on the road to Tell City. After losing the race for President, Harry S. Truman is now David's aid. Carol Huber is the fortune teller in a sideshow of the Barnum Bailey's circus. She sees all, tells all, and knows nothing. Wallace Johnson is Commander of the newly built submarine baselocated at the site of the old ferry landing in Cannelton. Howard Smith has become principal of Cannelton High. Need we say more! Burton Lanman is director of M. G. M. motion pictures. He had his start in operating the movie machines at C. H. S. Frances Allen is hostess of the Corral Dining Room in the Waldorf-Astoria. Miss Allen was inspired to this position through her employment at the Sunlight Hotel. Charles Herman Powers, better known as Pretty Boy, is the only Jockey to win 10 Kentucky Derbys. Such are the prophecies of the Cannelton Senior Class of 1952. c c Tell Indiana Tell City Congratulations Seniors DAUBY MOTOR COMPANY Indiana — Charlie Moore Pres. Larry Dawson ' Jimmy Burden Duane Leaf James Dixon Jim Steinsberger Allan Schraner David Chenault David Shores Betty Farquhar Raymond Rally Jeaninne Hub r Compliments of CANNELTON SEWER PIPE COMPANY Cannelton Indiana Joe McDaniel Joyce Franzman Billy Bell Wanda Payne N. Schroeder Ron Gaynor C. tfubenzer Ramona Seibert Russel Stith c. Rutherford The junior class started their third year in September with 37 students. The officers elected in the fall were: Charlie Moore, president; Judy Cadwell, vice-president; Jimmy Mil-burn, treasurer; Ann Forsaith, secretary; and Augusta Walls, historian. Theywere represented in Student Council by Augusta Walls, David Chenault, and Jimmy Steinsberger. The juniors received their class rings and jackets in the fall. June Lyons Augusta Walls and Joyce Franzman served as varsity cheerleaders from the junior class. The junior-senior prom, held at the Hoosier Heights Country Club was sponsored by the junior class. The following boys won major award certificates in football, Dick Meador, Norman Schroeder, David Shores and Raymond Raley. David Chenault, Norman Nugent, Norman Schroeder, and Dickie Meador received certificates for basketball. David Shores earned a letter and JimmyStein-sberger won a minor award. Letters in track were received by: Dickie Meador, Jimmy Milburn, Raymond Raley, Norman Schroeder, David Shores, and Jimmy Steinsberger. Jimmy Steinsberger and Norman Nugent earned major award certificates in baseball. Charles Rutherford received a letter. Augusta Walls and Jimmy Milburn were chosen as representatives to go to Girl's and Bov's State. Joyce Franzman and Norman Schroeder were alternates. Congratulations Seniors CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK Our service makes friends Bob Robinson Bill Northenor Nancy'Spencer Earl Hay Iverne Zellers Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. Treas. Jimmy Powers Betty Spencer Yvonne Sturgeon Jimmy Paulin Thersa Payne Billy Farquhar Joyce Dutschke Arthur Poore Betty Reezor Gerald Jacobs Shirley Young Ben Rudolph Veneta Morris Bill Vaught Nellie Schraner Tell City Compliments of MOSBY'S FLORAL SHOP Congratulations Seniors of '52 Indiana Harry Hay Lain Betty Bryant Lee Heed Naomi Veatch Joe Mogan Phyllis Clements Gary Anderson Dick Bauer Barbara Alvey Johnny Elder Eric Whitehead Gene Clemens I Alma Payne Billy Lain Bill Swain The following sophomore boys received major award certificates in football: Johnny Elder, Bill Swain, Billy Farquhar, Jimmy Paulin, and Harry Lain. Gerald Jacobs. Bill Swain, Jimmy Powers, Billy Northenor, Bobby Robinson, Gene Clemens, Johnny Elder, Billy Farquhar, and Harry Lain earned a minor award in basketball. The following boys received minor awards in track: Johnny Elder, Billy Lain, and Billy Vaught. Jimmy Paulin, Bill Swain, Bob Robinson, and Billy Garquhar were awarded minor certificates in baseball. Gerald Jacobs, Jimmy Powers, and Bill Northenor earned letters and Harry Lain was awarded a major award certificate. Cannelton Compliments of PRESTON MINOR INSURANCE Indiana % . Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. Treas. Joan Adams Leroy Bolin Gretchen Swain Jackie Dixon Bobby Elverd Betty Seifert Billy Corley Frank Bolin Compliments of Charlie Skinner Jay Schroeder Irene May Mary Avis Irvin Phone 800 HINTON BROTHERS Tell City Mary Etta Morse rs . Marion Dixon Eva Goffinet Phone 74 3-W Loretta Harding Donnie Allen Juanita Kratzer Stanley Sutton Darrell Miller A. Shellenberger Birdie Tucker Shirley Sapp Jane Lee Bolin Gail Petrie Shirley Daum Compliments LAUER FLORAL COMPANY Say It With Flowers Yes! Say It With Lauer's Flowers Tell City Compliments Seniors of '52 We appreciate your patronage and hope you have enjoyed trading with us We try to please. John J. Malcomson's BEN FRANKLIN STORE Row 3, left to right: James Gaynor, Larry Polk, Hilbert Seibert. Jimmy Northenor, Norman Lain, Marvin Sturegon, Shirley $turegon, Glover Hale, Wayne Garrett. Row 2, left to right: Mr. Joe Hafele, Wayne Anderson, Charles Maxey, Marylyn Hafele. Janice Evans, Joyce Shores, Anna Perry, Patsy Milburn, Barbara McBrayer. Row 1, left to right: J. D. Brown, Leroy Rhoades, Carol Baker, Jack Goodson, Betty Jo El-verd, Jimmy Litherland, Gary Litherland, Nedra Gaynor, Billv Johnson. Row 3. left to right: Mr. Dean Bulter, Carol Seibert, Junior Sampley, Alice Shurtter, Walton Hale, Patsy McFarling, Thelma Kieser, Roy Hardesty Row 2 left to right: Michael Gaynor, John Harper Jean Apple-gate, Linda Irvin, Billy Wanger, Darrel Seibert, Donny McFarling C. Richards, Chester Mathena. Row 1, left to right: Jimmy Posey, William Downs, Theresa Dixon, Mary Polk. Patsy Wint, Doris Holland. Carl Shaw. Ralph Hyde Johnny Elder Gene Clemens Jimmy Steinsberger Irene May David Shores Dickie Meador Johnny Elder Larry Gary Dawson Bob Robinson • K? Earl Hay Charlie Powers Joyce Dutschke Compliments Seniors of '52 Cannelton FRANZMAN'S MARKET Indiana e. Acf ennar Back Row: Hargis Hafele, sponsor, Ralph Hyde, Norman Hay, David Powers, Darrel Allen, Carol Huber, Charles Moore, Dickie Meador, Betty Farquhar. Front Row: Jo Shearn, Margaret Colbert, Frances Allen. Charles Powers. The 1952 Notlennac's staff is as follows: Ralph Hyde...... Charles Moore . . Darrel Allen..... David Powers . . . . Norman Hay....... Carol Huber..... Margaret Colbert Dickie Meador . . . Charles Powers . . Betty Jo Farquhar Dena Mae Petrie . Frances Allen . . . Jo Shearn ...... .......Editor-in-Chief .. ... Associate Editor .......Feature Editor .......Feature Editor ........Senior Editor ........Senior Editor , ... Business Manager ........Sports Editor ........Sports Editor Underclassman Editor . Advertising Manager ...............Typist ..............Typist Mr. Hargis Hafele was our hard-working sponsor. The first Canneiton High School yearbook was published in 1937. The staff was as follows: Dorathea Lehman Alfred Casper . . . Malcolm Nugent . Evelyn Maier Charles Leitner . Mildred Spencer . Marianna Harding , .. .. Editor-in-Chief .. business Manager . Photographic Editor .....Feature Editor Advertising Manager .. . Snap-Shot Editor ..............Typist Tell City Congratulations Seniors KREISLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Tell City Planing Mill Indiana HI-LIFE STAFF HI-LIFE STAFF Editor........................ Associate Editor.............. Feature Editor............... Feature Editor................ Circulation Manager.......... Assistant Circulation Manager Business Manager............. Advertising Manager........... Assistant Advertising Manager Sports Editor................ Assistant Sports Editor....... Exchange Editor............... Myers Reporter............... Copy Reader ................. Assistant Copy Reader........ Typist........................ Typist ...................... Sponsor ..................... ...........Sam Baker ........Judy Cadwell ..........Jane Seifert Mary Frances Harding .........Barbara Cox .......Gretchen Swain ......Joyce Franzman .........Ann Forsaith ......Ramona Seibert ...........Bill Swain .........David Huber .... Eva Rose Ramsey .......Bill Northenor ......Jeannine Huber ...........Pat Snyder .... Wanda McFarling ........Augusta Walls . . Mrs. Grace Redmon This year the Hi-Life staff was composed of seventeen members and one sponsor. Every two weeks 500 copies of a four page--five columns to a page --edition were published by this staff. All work was done on the students' own time; there was no journalism class. Seventeen issued were distributed free to the students of Cannelton High School and Myers Grade School during the school year. The Christmas issue consisted of eight pages and the special issue at the end of football season contained six. On April 1 1952, a special April Fool edition was published. Norman Hay. Carol Huber, and Charles Moore transferred to the Not-lennac staff at the end of the first semester. Best Wishes Class of '52 Cannelton Indiana Thespians Standing: liicnard (Jldtieid, Eva Rose Kamsey, Dennis Davis, Bill North-enor, Margaret Colbert, Sam Baker, Norman Scifres, Jude Cadwell, Gene Clemens. Seated: Carol Huber Ann Forsaith, Barbara Cox, Mrs. Mildred Vaughan, sponsor, Jeannine Huber. Standing David Chenault, Leroy Rhoads. Jimmy Stiensberger. Theresa Payne Joe Mogan, Hilbert Seibert. Prin. Loren Lanman. Norman Herzog. Seated: Norman Scifres. Mary Jane Seifert, George Powers. Mary Avis Irvin. Compliments of TELL CITY NATIONAL BANK quill Standing: Darrel Miller, Bobby Pauline, Jimmy Stiensberger, Stanley Sutton, Arthur Poore, Bobby Robinson, Marion Dixon, Johnny Elder, Gene Clemens, Richard Oldfield, Earl Hay, Leroy Bolin, James Dixon, Billy Swain, Billy Northenor, David Huber, Norman Scifres, Robert Ban-Conia, Mr. Joe Hafele, sponsor. Seated: Jimmy Paulin, Jay Schroeder, Jimmy Powers, Bobby Slverd, Ronnie Gaynor, Norman Hay. AND _ Front Row: Ann Forsaith, Mary Frances Harding, Eva Rose Ramsey, Jeanning Huber, Carol Huber, Mr. Hargis Hafele, sponsor. Back Row: Norman Hay, Charlie Moore Samuel Baker. __________________ ------------— Tell City Compliments of BRUGGENSCHMIDT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Indiana SCROLL Standing Back Row: Mary Avis Irvin, Romona Seibert, Irene May, Carol Huber, Jeannine Huber, Wanda McFarling, Joyce Franzman, Judy Cadwell, Joan Adams. Middle Row: Jane Lee Bolin, Gretchen Swain, Shirley Sapp, Nancy Spencer, Augusta Walls, Joyce Dutchske, Phyllis Clements, Betty Freeman, Mrs. Redmon, sponsor. Seated Front Row: Mary Rita Smallwood, Betty JoFarquhar, Zorita DeJarnette, Patricia Snyder, Ann Forsaith, Betty Spencer, Mary Etta Morris. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Standing: Nancy Spencer Theresa Payne, Billy Farquhar, Sammy Baker, Dickie Meador, Nellie Schraner, Jeannine Huber, Jimmy Milburn, Betty Jo Farquhar, Gary Anderson, Joe Mogan, AnnForsaith. Seated: Shirley Young, Barbara Cox, CarolHuber, MaryF. Harding, JudyCadwell, Ramona Seibert. Compliments of STRONGWALL MILLS, INC. CIS. BAND THE CANNELTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND First row, left to right: Russell Clements, Director, Patsy Sinclair, Russell Stith, Barbara Alvey, Zorita DeJarnette, Carol Baker, Gret-chen Swain, Janis Evans, Jeannine Huber, Carol Huber, Naomi Veatch, Betty Freeman, and Joyce Shores. Second row: Ann Forsaith Drum Major, Joe Mogan, June Lyons, Gary Anderson, Marilyn Hafele, Sam Baker, Frances Allen, Earl Hay, Lee Reed, Nancy Spencer, Betty Braynt, Larry Polk, Ramona Seibert, and Wanda McFarling, Drum Majorette. Third row: Phyllis Clements. Shirley Sapp, Mary Avis Irvin, Norman Herzog, Arthur Poore, David Huber, Gene Clemens, Betty Farquhar, Jimmy Northenor, Jane Lee Bolin, and Mary Rita Smallwood. Fourth row: Pay Snyder, Drum Majorette, Hilbert Seibert, Leonard Mitchell, Bob Robinson, Judy Cadwell, Jim Steinsburger, Stephen Rutherford, Robert VanConia, Iverne Zellers, Betty Spencer, Richard Oldfield, Charles Skinner, Burton Lanman, Wallace Johnson, Norman Scifres, and Mary Etta Morse, Drum Majorette. Augusta Walls and Joyce Franzman were absent when the picture was taken. The concert band organized in 1925, is our most nearly professional organization. Mr. Russell Clements, head of the music department, is the director of the band. This group appears at all basketball games and presents very colorful halftime shows at all football games. On the Fourth of July, Armistice Day, etc., you will always see them on parade. In fact, anytime the community calls they willingly respond. The band enters all contests conducted by the IndianaSchool Music Association and many of its members participate annually in the Solo and Ensemble contest. Many high honors have been won by this group. Cannelton HENRY HECK COMPANY Hardware - Groceries Home of Friendly Service Indiana Standing: Ralph Hyde, Jo Shearn, Mary Harding, Mary Ruth Poore, Prin. Loren Lanman. Seated: Mary Jane Seifert, Wanda Payne, Eva Rose Ramsey, Margaret Colbert, Mary Agnes Goffinet. cm t ank Standing- Mrs. Mildred Vaughan, Mary Jane Seifert, Elizabeth Reezor, Joan Adams, Ruth Ann Borich. Seated: Mary Harding. Wanda Payne, Eva Rose Ramsey, Margaret Colbert, Mary Agnes Goffinet. Cannelton PRENTICE HARPER INSURANCE Congratulations Seniors Phone 750 % (im I n f 3 h e a t TAMING THIS BRAT was a three-act comedy directed by MRS. MILDRED VAUGHN and presented by an ALLSCHOOL CAST in the Community Building. First row - left to right: Gene Clemens as Jenny Hughes Carol Huber as Janice Nagel Ann Forsaith as Myra Jason Dennis Davis as Jess Pomeroy Second row: Barbara Cox as Louise Jeannine Huber as Myrtle Eva Rose Ramsey as Lottie Sam Baker as Mr. Nagel Margaret Colbert as Mrs. Nagel Richard Oldfield as Dave Martin Billy Northenor, sound effects Congratulations Seniors Cannelton IVO J. HUBER Indiana BACHELOR BAIT Mrs. Mildred Vaughn directed the senior class in presenting a three-act comedy March 21, 1952, in the high school gymnasium. The cast was as follows: First row - left to right: David Ramsey as ' Zack Ross” Carol Huber as Sheila Haliday Norman Hay as Jim Tuttle’ Mary F. Harding as Grace Hatton Second row: Barbara Cox as Nola Starr Dennis Davis as Danny Darling Sam Baker as Bill Archer Jane Seifert as Ronda Haliday Eva Rose Ramsey as Minnie Markel GENE JIMMIE, INC. Best Today - Still Better Tomorrow Indiana Cannelton f irst row, seated, left to right: Shirley Sapp, Ramona Seibert, Jane Lee Bolin, Mary Rita Smallwood, Zorita DeJarnette, Mary Etta Morse, Joan Adams, Joyce Dutschke, Barbara Cox, Betty Freeman. Second row: Joyce Franzman, Judy Cadwell, Mary Avis Irvin, Betty Jo Farquhar, Jeannine Huber, Ann Forsaith, Carol Huber, Nancy Spencer, Phyllis Clements, Barbara Alvey, Wanda McFarling, Augusta Walls, Russell Clemens, Director. Third row: David Huber, Robert VanConia, Billy Bell, Charles Moore, David Powers, Stephen Rutherford, Burton jLanman, Bobby Robinson, George Powers, Gary Dawson, Norman Scifres. PATRONS DENNY RAMSEY LOUIS WALLS DR. H. C. RICHARDSON DR. H. C. STEINS BERGER WILLIAM WALD3CHMIDT DR. HARGIS BUSH ORVILLE KEI3ER CARL KNAPP MISS MABLE DAMM JOE HAFELE MARGUERITE TAYLOR MRS. MARGARET FUCHS JACOB'S JEWELRY TELL CITY LUMBER AND Tell City FOSTER PARK SCHMICK'S GROCERY GUNN BROTHERS D. C. GOBLE LAM I ARE SHOE HOSPITAL ELMER GILBERT MR. MRS. ED GENET RUSSELL CLEMENTS EDGAR ETIENNE MRS. ROBERT CUMMINGS MILDRED SEIBERT SHIRLEY VANCONIA RUTH ANN COYLE SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Indiana Complete Line of Building Material Betty and Mary Etta Carol Huber Koy Maxey and Betty Jo Farquhar Gary Dawson Cannelton Dance Band Sidney Robert r Jr 1 ft Arthur Poore Mr. Little Roy Maxey and Darrel Allen Norman Hay and Faithy Evrard Sammy Baker Compliments of TELL CITY CHAIR COMPANY Font ball R. Maxey g. Powers C. Powers R. Hyde N. Schroeder E. McCaramack N. Hay D. Shores Phone No. 6 TELL CITY BAKERY Horn' Owned Operated Special Cakes For AU Occasions Tell City, Indiana FOOTBALL TEAM CANNELTON BULLDOGS 51-52 First Row, left to right: C. Ell, Student Mgr., B. Elverd, S. Sutton, R. Oldfeild, B. Paulin, J. Schroeder, A. Poore, Student Mgr. Second Row: J. Paulin, C. Powers, R. Hyde, R. Maxey, D. Shores, N. Schroeder, D. Meador, N. Hay, D. Ramsey. Third Row: J. Hafele, Ass't. Coach. D. Allen, B. Farquhar, H. Lain, B. Swain, E. McCammack, R. Raley, J. Elder, C. Powers, D. Ramsey, Coach. 1951-52 RECORD Cannelton 14 vs. Dale 14 Cannelton 12 vs. Petersburg 0 Cannelton 32 vs. Richland 6 Cannelton 38 vs. Chrisney 20 Cannelton 6 vs. Tell City 26 Cannelton 15 vs. Oakland City 14 Cannelton 21 vs. Mt. Vernon 18 Cannelton 19 vs. Rockport 24 Cannelton 32 vs. Owensville 6 Cannelton 13 vs. Tell City 18 Back Field: Fullback, Roy Maxey; Left Halfback, George Powers; Right Halfback, Dickie Meador; Coach Denny Ramsey. Line: Left End, Norman Schroeder; Left Guard, David Shores; Center, David Ramsey; Right Guard! Ralph Hyde; Right End, Norman Hay. Cannelton Congratulations Seniors CASPER DRUGS Where friends meet Indiana BASKETBALL QUEEN This Year's- Basketball Queen Was Miss Janie Seifert The Football Queen This Year Was Miss Betty Jo Farquhar Tell City TELL CITY FURNITUKE COMPANY Indiana BASKETBALL- SECTIONAL CHAMPS First Row: Arthur Poore, Mgr. , Dick Meador, David Chenault, Vernell Bryant, Norman Nugent, Wallace Johnson, Bobby Paulin, Ass't. Mgr. Second Row: Denny Ramsey Ass't. Coach, Ralph Hyde, George Powers, David Shores Roy Maxey, Norman Schroder, Joe Hafele, Coach. SECTIONAL RECORD Cannelton 85 Cannelton 52 Cannelton 48 Richland 58 Troy 32 Chrisney 43 Cannelton GENERAL MACHINE WELDING COMPANY Indiana BULL-PUPS Front Row. left to right: Arthur Poore. Manager, Dennie Allen, Johnny Elder, Jimmy Powers, Bill Farquhar, Bobby Robinson. Back Row, left to right: Denny Ramsey, Ass't. Coach, Harry Lain, Gene Clemens, Bill Swain, Bill Northenor, Jimmy Steinsberger, Joe Hafele, Coach. c H S c H E E R L E A D E R From left to right: Augusta Walls, Joyce Franzinan, Cj Carol Huber. TELL CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings Insured Home Loan Specialists Tell City Main Franklin Sts. Indiana Freshman Team Seated: Ass't Coach Denny Ramsey, Stanley Sutton, Tommy Summers, Bobby Elverd, Bobby Paulin, J. C. Basham, Coach Joe Hafele. Standing: Jay Schroeder, David Huber, Leroy Bolin, Billy Corley, Donnie Allen. Junior High Team Standing left to right: Coach Edgar Etienne. Charles Maxey Larry Polk Leroy Rhoades, Marvin Sturgeon, Jimmy Litherland, Norman Lain! wlyne Garrett, Shirley Sturegon, Hilbert Seibert. Billy Wagner, o ipf to right- Jack Goodson, Glover Hale, Junior Sampley. Wil Uam Downs Jimmy Northenor. Donny McFarling, Darrel Seibert, Carl S Ross Little, John Harper, Walton Hale. Front Row: Marylyn Hafele, Mary Polk Gary Litherland, Patsy Wint, Betty Jo Elverd. Paducah, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Phone 300 Ship Via A H TRUCK LINE, INC. Daily Service To Cincinnati, Ohio Evansville, Ind. Owensboro. Ky. Memphis, Ky. Tell City, Indiana Rase bal 1 Bottom Row, Left to Right: L. Mitchell, H. Lain, J. Steinsberger, D. Huber, N. Nugent, B. Robinson, J. Paulin, C. Rutherford, J. Jacobs, J. Powers, B. Paulin. Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Hafele, B. Corley, J. Schroeder, B. Swain, R. VanConia, B. Farquhar, R. Maxey, V. Bryant, B. Elder, L. Bolin, D. Allen. TRACK Bottom Row. Left to Right: Donnie Allen. Arthur Poore, Larry Dawson. Le-rov Bolin Tav Schroeder. Darrel Miller. Billy Corley. Tommy Summers. Johnny Eldery Top Row. Left to Right: Jimmy Steinsberger, Billy Vaught, BlUy Lafn Gene Clemens. David Shores Jimmy Milburn Roy Maxey. Norman Schroeder, Dickie Meador. Raymond Raley, Coach Etienne. Congratulations Seniors Cannelton GERBER OIL COMPANY Indiana COUNTRY CLUB Cannelton Congratulations Seniors W. J. GERBER, INC. Indiana W3C COMPLIMENTS of Both in Tell City, Indiana Congratulations ROSENBLATTS Stylish Clothes Cannelton Indiana Seniors ______________________________________________at Moderate Prices Cannelton News _ iw. Tell City News NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. Every Wednesday Every Friday Congratulations Seniors SHEPARD HATCHERY R. R. 1 Cannelton Indiana Row 1 - Carol Bruce, Ray fJix, James Ballow, Curtis Powers, Flo Ann Chenault, Jackie Wint, Pamela Milburn, Jimmy Ell, Ginny Allen. Row 2- Gerald Jordan, Brenda Brown, Verna Mae Downs, Kean Heck, Dennis Leitner, Harold May, Billy LaMaire, Jerry Corley, Diann Ramsey. Row 3 - Sue Kieser, Violet Reardon, Donna Coultas, Tommy Taylor, Margaret Bolin, Wyman DavisL David Werner. Betty Keown. Front Row: Donald Kratzer, Tommy Shore, Donna Brown, Ray Allen, Re 11a Hale, Bonnie Hill, James Stallings. Middle Row: Reginald Heck, Janice Gaynor, Jack Boyce. Ann Simpson, Carolyn Wint Richard Snyder Jimmy McFarling. Back Row: Glenn Mattingly. David Bolin Carroll Clark. Judy Goodson, Nancy Sterett. Elaine McDaniels, David Sanders, Anthony Bradley. Mrs. Margaret Fuchs SECOND GRADE Compliments of HAFELE SUPPLY COMPANY Cannelton Building Materials Indiana FOURTH GRADE First Row: Charles Shores, George Lindsay, Warren Phelps, Betty Krichner, Carolyn Anderson, William Powers, Paul Seibert, Gary Glenn, John Heck. Second Row: D. L. James, Frances Methena, Brenda Paulin, Marylon Wagner, Margaret Powers, Joanna Young, George Litherland, Bobby Jean Powers, Wilda Corley. Third Row: Joyce Heck, Ruth Ann Taylor, Carolyn Buckler, May Ann Algood, William Kendall, Barbara Casper, Mary Freeman, Charlotte DuPont, Joyce Bryant. Fourth Row: Robert Downs, Robert Ell, William McDaniel, Charlie Nor-thenor, Norman Keown. Peggy Young, Mary Sanders, Corinne Borich. Mrs. Mildred Seibert Front row, left to right: Dolores Leitner, Carol Sue Kratzer, Myrna Kay Mills, Pauletta Vogelmann, Carolyn Lloyd, Jacquelin Snyder, Linda Milburn, and Peggy Persinger. Second row: Billie Burnette, Dorothy Elverd, Marcia Hale, Jeanette Bolin, Shirley Bland, Linda Lee Carr, Joanne Veatch, Dennis Petrie, and Ellis Clark. Top row: Jimmie Boggs, Cleastine Fuqua, Lambert Stiles, Melvin Borich, Bobby Graves. Billy Bruce, Glenward Simpson, and Bobby Allen._________________ Compliments of WILLIAM KENDALL First Row: Forrest Hawhee, Bobby Bell, Melvin McBrayer, Albert Allen, Albert Lauer, Emma Stallings, Kenny Kratzer, Jerry Minto, Dwayne Clark, Tommie Dixon, Malvin Rhoades. Second Row: Paul Kyle, Dallas Little, Alden Freeman, Carolyn Sampley, Janet Buckler, Margie Harris, Bonita Litherland, Gloria Lindsay, Gary Clark. Third Row: Gene Maxey, Sonja Badger, Kathleen Raley, Margaret May, Merle Fuqua. Mary Lou Hafele, Bernard Powers, Frank Kewon. Sherman Simpson. SIXTH GRADE Mr. Shirley VanConia Principal Front Row- Patrick Elverd, Mary Sinclair, Charlotte Hale, Ethel Me-Fall Willie Allen, Charles Kratzer, Georgia Cronin. Middle Row: Ken-nethDutschke, Bobby Milburn, Branda McMahan, Marilyn Fuchs, Opal Bolin Norman Northenor, Linda Sue Reed. BackRow: Norman Sturgeon, William Schroeder, William Sanders, Patricia Raetz, Donald Reardon, Billy Barrett. Cannelton FIRST CANNELTON NATIONAL BANK The County Seat Bank Indiana Standing: Donald Reardon, Frankie Keown, Guy Schroeder, Mr. William Bennett, Gene Maxey. Bernard Powers, Tommy Northenor. Seated: Albert Allen, Jerry Minto, Albert Kratzer, Bobby Milburn, Donald Werner, Ellis Clark, Kenneth Kratzer.____________________ CURTISS DAUBY APPLIANCE COMPANY 9th Tell Sales Service Tell City Phone 538 MYERS GRADE SCHOOL BAND Standing Back Row: Forest Hawhee, Jerry Minto, Shirley Bland, Bobby Bell, Alden Freeman, Kenneth Dutschke, Donald Reardon, Donald Sturgeon, Guy Schroeder, Mr. Russell Clements. Seated on left front to back: Gary Clark Delores Leitner, Mary Lou Hafele, Myrna Mills, Melvin Borich, Bonita Litherland, Sonia Badger, Janet Buckler. Seated on right front to back: Margaret May, Georgia Cronm, Linda Carr, Opal Bolin, Marilyn Fuchs. MYERS GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM