Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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, V . W71.- y Sin a 71 'VA fV d 2.: DE... 5'1 . . A .I'. 4 1 , q 1 V.?f :7 . . l: :2 i ,, ,.' .. M u 1 ri . i r. ff: I If a anq w- 0 W f. w$v.' .. .. - 4 -AU- .0-wv w-.. .-- DEDICATWN We the graduating class of 1951-52 take great pleasure in dedicating our annual The Pirated Log to our p rinc ipal , Mr. Mack Bennett for his guidance and help during our last year at Charlestown High School. Mr. Cecil B. Sonner Superintendent Mr. Kynard Taff Trustee -.i Mrs. Oron Small Secretary Mrs. Katie Lawson Audio-Visual Ed. Coordinator Leona Sonner U. S. History Social Studies Government Lucille B. Bowen Art Social Studies Mabel Swain Physical Education Health G.A.A. Sponsor Dorothy Ross Mu sic English Glee Club Sponsor Mack Bennett Principal Student Council Sponsor Margaretta He ster English School Treasurer Francis Francke Commercial Studies World History J ocie Boyd Latin English Paul Sawyer Band General Business arr, '1. .;- r1. . Neal Jay Asst. Coach General Science Mathametics Billy L. Abel He ad Coach Health Social Studies :5 Clayton L. Simon ,gX Mathametics ' w i Sales Club Sponsor J oanne D. Burke Speech English Dramatics Club Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor James R. Elledge Mathametics Freshman Class Spon- sor Mb, Virginia Search Geogr aphy Science Sunshine Society Spon- sor Robert Miller Dir. of Phy. Ed. DriVers Training Sophomore Class Spon- sor Ray Henegar Agriculture General Science F. F. A. Sponsor J anet Ander son Commercial Studies Librarian Journalism Club Spon- sor Marjorie Fore Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor s l l -..A., . sq... CLASS HISTORY As we turn back through the pages of time, it seems only yesterday that we were freshmen. As September 1947 gegan, ninety-five of us trudged to Arsenal High School to enroll. The p rincipa 1 , Mr. James E. Taflinger, awaited us at the door with a broad smile on his face. Lurking in the shadows were things called-SENIORS, with lipstick and green paint held in readiness. Finally, developing organized resistance, we elected Don Orman as general, Eugene Howard as major, and Gayla Sheets as clerk in charge of casualties. After a week or two of battle, two brave teachers, Mrs. Swain and Mr. Maddox, consented to be our sponsors and to protect us from the SENIORS. Soon with all of the excitement over, we settled down to school work and to the plann- ing of the two outings which we had later that year. The next year only seventy-eight of us returned to be sophomores underthe lead- ership of our officers, George Mann, Rex Jean, and Norma Sue Emerson. We under- took two outings . The first was to Clifty Falls State Park, where, away from the watchful eyes of our sponsors. Mr. Reiss and Mr. Myers, a number of boys proceeded to become bald with the aid of a pair of old scissors. The second trip to Spring Mill State Park was of a calmer sort. And then before we knew it, the year had sneaked by and we were JUNIORS. This was a year when our officers, Rosalie Groskurd, Carl Grace, and Steve Hamilton had big plans about having the be st Junior-Senior prom ever. Our play, The Green Light , which was directed by Mr. Agne, was a huge success. Our next big event was an Amature Show produced by Jim Howard. Then, with the aid of our sponsors, Mr. Francke and Mr. Bonsett we started planning for our prom. Everyone agreed that it was the best held for sometime. Now we are Seniors. There were only forty-three of us when we came back to the Jonathan Jennings High School. A lot of faces as well as the building were differ- ent; we had a new principal, Mack Bennett, and nine new teachers. New eiubs were started, with many of the offices held by Seniors, the Student Council was begun under the sponsorship of Mr. Bennett. The membership consisted of the officers of each class, our representatives being Steve Hamilton, Carl Grace, and Gayla Sheets. Two Seniors, Steve Hamilton and Gayla Sheets, were elected as president and secretary- treasurer. Our successful play, Meet Me in St. Louis was directed by our sponsor, Miss Burke. As we leave C.H.S. we are leaving a lot behind, but we are taking memories of happy times and friends. So long and good luck to those who follow after us. Evelyene Grace Sunshine Club 1 F.H.A. Club 1.2 Chorus 1.2 Dramatics Club 4 Booster Club 4 David Boyd Dramatics Club 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Nancy Anderson F.H.A.C1ub 1,2 Sunshine Club 2 Dramatics Club 4 Junior Play Senior Play Operetta Band J me 5 Haggan Att. Mt. Washing- ton High School 9, 10,11 F.F.A. Club 2,3,4 Booster Club 4 Pres. F.F.A. 4 Mary Margaret Mulhall F.H.A. 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2 Sunshine Club 1.2 J ournalism C1ub4 Senior Play 4 Ovie Whisman J ournalism Club 4 Booster Club 4 Betty Mattingly F.H.A. Club 2 Dramatics Club 4 J ohn Philip Bowen Senior Play 4 - Gayla Sheets Sunshine Club 1,2 F.H.A.C1ub 1,2 Treasurer Booster Club 4 Student Council 4 Vice President Sec- Treas. 1,4 1 2 Glee Club 4 Gerald Couch F.F.A.Club 4 Vice President Mary Lou Wamp- ler Bottoruff F.H.A.Club 1,2 Sunshine Club 2 Glee Club 2,3 Junior Play 3 Operetta 3 Booster Club 4 C-Hi Times Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Howard Dallas Basketball 2,3 Track 1,2 3 l Benny Neal Powell Att. Shawnee High School 1.2 Glee Club 1,2 Dramatics Club 4 Senior Play 4 J ames Adams Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 J ournalism Club 4 Chorus 4 C-Hi Times Staff 4 Rosalie Groskurd- F.H.A.Club 1,2 Sunshine Club 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Class President 3 Journalism Club 4 C-Hi Times Ed- itor 4 Annual Staff 4 Booster Club 4 Senior Play 4 Steve Hami lton Class President 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Booster Club 4 Sec.- Treas. 3 Doris Sue Carter F.H.A.C1ub 1,2 Sunshine Club 1 Glee Club 1:213 Dramatics Club 4 Junior Play 3 Senior 'Play 4 Richard Swain Journalism Club4 Booster Club 4 Gayle LaMaster F.H.A.Club 1,2 Journalism Club4 I Booster Club 4 I Senior Play 4 Q, '. p -- - Annual Staff 4 Odell Frazier ' i i V Baseball '1,2,3,4 a, I Track 1,4 ; I : Dramatics Club 4 3 :4 F.F.A.Club 4 Dorothy Packwood I F.H.A.Club 1,2 Chorus 2 I Journalism 4 1 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 I Senior Play 4 4 Booster Club 4 V i George Mann Class President 2 Journalism C1ub4 Journalism Club President 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Boosters Club 4 Norma Sue Emerson F.H.A. 1,. Glee Club 3 Sec.-Treas. 2 Sunshine Club 2 Senior Play 4 Booster Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Journalism C1ub4 C-Hi Times Staff 4 He nry Herndon Dramatics Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Bonnie Webb Glee Club 1,2 Dramatics Club 4 Ralph Estes J ournalism Club 4 C-Hi Times Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Barbara Ann Grote Att. Presentation Academy Fresh- men Year Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Dramatics Club 4 Don Orman Class President 1 Booster Club 4 Band 213:4 Track 2 F.F.A.Club 4 Student Manager4 J 0 Anna Bailey Att. Fort Knox School 1,2 Taho Club 2 Journalism Club 4 Glen Spencer Journalism Club4 Booster Club 4 Fire Fighters Keith Miller J ournalism Club 4 i Booster Club 4 - j 4 James Keith Nash i I i 4 p: Captain of Safety i i ; Patrol ;. 4 4 Maintenance of ti y. School t 1 Patsy Burch I Dramatics Club 4 Senior N at Pictured Glee Club 1, 2 1 1 Dorothy Sampson ! Dramatics Club 4 I i 4 Bud N e wlin Fire Fighters Rex J ohnson Att. Virginie H.S. 9th. 10th, 11th grades. Dramatics Club 4 Carl Crase Basketball 3.4 Student Council 4 Vice-Pres. 3.4 l CLASS PROPHECY The Boyd Timeviewer has given us these few scraps of information about the 52 seniors twenty years from now. James Adams is a salesman for plastic plumbing, He used to sell lots on the moon in his spare time. Nancy Anderson has been in a wheelchair ever since her helicopter got wrapped around a flag pole. Joanna Bailey, famous tree surgeon, has been in Washington where she operated on the President's pet cherry tree. Mary Lou Bottorff has just returned from an African hunting trip. She is setting the style with her leopard skin scarf and elephant skin shoes. Barbara Grote, prominent club woman, is in Washington trying to get legislation through for a National Gopher's Day. Steve Hamilton has become coach at Rhode Island State Teacher's College. His women's basketball team is the best in the state. James Haggan is recovering from an accident that he had at Indianapolis Speedway where he races. Henry Herndon is a Spaceman lst Class on the Rocket Luna . He was in the second expe- dition to reach the moon. Jim Howard owns a small helicopter supply store, with a garage in the back where he hops up 'copters for college boys. Rex Johnson operates a still in the hills of Kentucky. His brew would kill a mule. Gayle LaMaster lives in the middle of the African Jungle with her husband, a famous au- thority on snakes. George Mann owns a small butcher shop. His thumb is the heaviest in the business. Betty Mattingly is living in New York, where she is a Captain in the Salvation Army. Mary Margaret Mulhall, famous movi e star claims, All seven of my husbands were Keith Miller is mayor of that thriving new metropolis, Otisco, and owner of 34 oil wells. James Nash, now known as Strangler , wrestles every other night on television. Bud Newlin is the editor of a small Western paper. He is running for Vice-President on the Prohibition Ticket. Don Orman has become leader of a famous band. He has just divorc ed his fifth wife. Dorothy Packwood is servingafive year term for smuggling diamonds into Upper Mongolia. Benny Powell is working for the U. S. Secret Service. She's a file clerk. Dorothy Sampson was the lucky winner of a fifty-three gun battle ship in the Bonebury Don-Food contest. Gayla Sheets bashed her husband's head in witha baseball bat. He snored. Glenn Spencer heads the Spencer Construction Co. , which is building the huge new Hender- son Space Station. A Richard Swain is the head window was he r at the United Nations. He is wo rking on his 4,572nd bar of soap. . Bonnie Webb made her living by sticking her head in a lion's mouth until the lion put the bite on her. Ovie Whismanis a big business man. He runs a hamburger stand in New Orleans. Howard Dallas is a familiar sight around Miami Beach in his chinchilla shorts. It has been ,five years since he discovered gold while digging in his garden. Odell Frazier, the noted Zoologist and explorer, was among the first to explore the moon. w Rosalie Groskurd has left the opera to marry England's richest and most handsome lord. Can she find happiness? ' Norma Sue Emerson, a fur coat model, was unfortunately killed when she was mistaken for a bear by her husband. J. P. Bowen, the multi-billionaire, sleeps on a matt re s 3 stuffed with chopped money. Gerald Couch is living on relief. He tried farming but he just couldn't make a go of it. Evelyene Crace lives a secluded life in North Texas with her husband and 13, 000 rabbits. Carl Crace teaches at Arthur Muray's. He is the best square danceteacher inthe business. Patsy Burch Operates a fashionable beauty shop for dogs in New York. Ralph Estes is a world traveler tthe common term is hoboL He has been in 49 states, 23 foreign countries and 273 jails. David Boyd teaches physics at M. I. T. He is working on a new type of beamed reaction atomic engine. After this last little gem of information, a tube blew out and no more was seen on the screen of the Timeviewer. .. Ivy! f I HHHHH 5-5-5 HHH 5-- h . HHrD-t - b '- HHHHH v- s HHHH ..h u b b HHHHH b ' CLASS WILL Rex Johnson, will my ability to shoot pool to Mack Gladding. Gayle LaMaster, will my Quiet ways to Betsy Ross. George Mann, will my ability to pick up my feet to Junior Clapp. Keith Miller, will my working ability in Louisville to Jerry Hayes. Mary Margaret Mulhall, will my six years of perfect attendance to anyone who likes to play hockey. Bud Newlin, will my boots to Larry Cross if he thinks he can wear them. Dorothy Packwood. will my BIG mouth to Patty Kay Bare. Gayla Rae Sheets, will my dimples to anyone who thinks they need them to get their man. Glenn Spencer, will Gary Taff my ability to play basketball. Richard Swain, will the right hand door of my Cheve to Willis Tucker. Ovie Whisman, will my pool playing ability to my brother. Betty Lou Gaines, will my ability to get along with my husband to all the girls plann- ing to marry. David Boyd, will all of my notes, plans and comic books to Charles Willey so that in time of need he may sell them for scrap paper. Doris Sue Carter, will my character of Tootie to the shortest girl in the Junior Class. Gerald Lee Couch, will my ability to geta good grade in speechclass to Russell Lewis. Evelyene Crace, will my trim waist line to Pam Newton providing she keeps it that way. O.K. Pam? Carl Crace, will my weight and muscles to Tommy Hamilton. Howard Dallas, will my ability to get along with all the teachers to Billy Packwood. Betty Mattingly, will my long curly hair to Louise Weber providing she doesn't cut it. Don Orman, will my first chair cornet seat to Roger Lee Dean. Benny Powell, will my love for a certain, Cream-colored 48 Plymouth, to anyone owning a broken down Chevorlet. Ralph Estes, have nothing to will since I need everything I've got. Odell Frazier, will all my skill of hunting to Bobby Streets. Rosalie Groskurd, will my ability to lie with a straight face to anyone who needs it. Barbara Grote, will my being able to stay away from boys to any girl who thinks she can. Steve Hamilton, will my ability not to go steady to Russell Lewis. Henry Herndon, will my ability to draw to the freshmen. Jo Ann Bailey, will Loretta Brock my long finger nails. James Adams, will my ability to get along with the nurses to Russell Rood. Nancy Anderson, will my ability to be such a perfect maid in class plays to anyone who is dumb enough to accept it. Patsy Burch, will my ability to get along with Mr. Elledge to Lottie Clayton providing she doesn't forget her assignments. Norma Sue Emerson, will my ability to keep my hair cut short to Barbara Whilhite. Mary Lou Bottorff, will the best twelve years of my life to the first graders who are starting to school. Bonnie Webb, will my ability to come to school more often to Mary Farnsley. John P. Bowen, will my small feet to Willis Tucker, who always has one foot introuble. James Haggan, will my good looking speech class teacher to Martin Burklow. m. 1 Htxlwthi .4. H.Cr .v. .l.t . . ,.. x 3. y , .x. ., W.- Rob'ert Sharon Anita Janet Louise Summers Thompson Tucker Turner Uhl Weber Sophomores Not Pictured J, Donald Howard -.... .N Kenneth Jones Ronnie Kemple ,s 4 , . if Pattie Kay Bare Dorothy Griffin ., President Sec. -Treasurer Patsy Wininger Luv 1 Jimmy Pearson :k- 1' 0 Vice - President . 1 Clair King, Roland Waldron, Norman McCrady, Billy Small, Wayne Satterly, Fillmore Johnson, Donald Clapp, Bobby Howard Dail Devore, Ronald Laney, Darrel Beck, Martin Quinlan, Charles Vincent, June Beard, Iris May, Evelyn Markam, Terry Newton Preston Wininger. Mary Lou Schaffer, Beryl Simmons, Carol Thompson, Loyd Jenkins, Guy Collins, Dudley Foster, Bobby Jenkins Wade Morgan, Leora Hutchison, Patsy Rice, Alma Smith, Francis O'brien, Jean Falls. Joyce Mosley Robert Gilcrest, Pasty Floyd. Marilyn Roush, Marlene Montgomery Karen Taylor, Patricia Nickells, Karen Bare, Ann Floberg Opal Hedges, Patricia Lynch, Judith Jones, Nell Jean Cron, Betty Cardwell, Carlene Hogg, Gail Brown, Lois Abney Barbara Wilhite, Shirley Kline, Jean Jewel, Betty Pacey, Della Eg- genspiller, Cecille Hester, Nancy Keeton, Mary Ann Johnson Annetta Montgomery, Ellen Nickleson, Alma Spencer, Jane Garrett Susie Rhodes, Norma Cobb, Betty Boyd Dana. Cootsf Bobby Crum, Michael Burch, Lowell Howard, Otis Smith James Smith, Donald Lewis, Henry Parker Eunice Abbott, Wanita Deel, Shirley Foster, Ella Thompson, Alice Simmons, Ronald VanPelt, Charles Franklin, Donald VanPelt Rosemary Strong, Joyce Richardson, Barbara Cron, Virginia Reynolds, Anne Small, Minnie Alice Reynolds. Martha Bourne, Phillis Stevens, Lottie Clayton Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: l 6 t l Vice-President Herbie VJohnson President Stanley Bartholomai .3; Vice-President Frank Masingo Jean White Vice-President Mrs. C. B. Sonner Mrs. John Bowen Sponsor Sponsor Jim Wolf, Donnie Absher, Louis Famsley, Herbert Johnson, Franklin Masingo, Herbie Hampton, Olden Cox, Micheal Howard, Clifton Meador. Rachel Reynold, Bonnie Lawton, Vada Busso, Nancy McKee, Robert Booth, Victor Reynolds, Arvil Crase, Stanley Bartholomai, Otis Webb. Charles Pitt, Jim Flynn, Dennie Dean, Donald Harris, Gary Taff, Rudy Voiles, Eugene Strapp, Bobby Renfro, Charles Rice, Eldon Thomas. Robert Campbell, Roger Burklow, Joe Batcher, Pattie Bartlett, Carol Oldham, Charlotte Kendrick, Violet Fable, Antia VanPelt, Donna Mc- Cauley, Frances Smith Beulah Wininger, Gary Grace, David Couch. Kenneth Perry, Bill Cladding, Joan Jones, Velma Jones, Wanda Rumpell. Peggy Kennedy, Mabel Cole Jean White, Donnie Brown, Billy Oldham, Herbie Chester, Norma Check, Pat Monhollen, Phyllis Haynes, Robert Turner, Glen Wilson, Kenneth Trombley 33 .. ' F '2 .4 - . k - ..- - . . 3- nu. Elmer Murphy, Thomas Draper, J. D. Whisman, Eddie Logsdon, C ar es Hancock, Allen Fable, Billy Crase, Ray Vetter, Robert Foster, Jackie Braddin N Carl Kost. Eddie Southern, Antony Gibbson, Jimmy Armstrong, Bill Kendrick, John Motsinger, Kenny Farris Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Melvin Rumple Vice-President Lillian Nugent, Janis Eberli, Mary Givin, Helen Knight, Kitty Bottorff. Eva Cooley, Barbara Gribbins, Penny Shouse, Shirley Duncan, Ruth Ann Ganote. Shirley Haley, Bonnie Pelky, Joyce Phillps, Deloris Graves, RosemarySkaggs, Patty Cole, Maudella Campbell, Ida Tartar, Wanda Smith, Betty Napier. Norma McDaniel, Dorothy Carisle, Betty Gibbins, Betty Harbin, Betty Sue Chester, Betty Ann Pearson, Ellen Edstrom, Shirley Diamond, Carol Giltner, Barbara Barrett. SEVENTH GRADE Bobby Bottorff President 1'h Denny Lutz Vice-President Tommy Hamilton Mrs. Mabel Swain Vice-President Sponsor Eu Row 1: Managers Bobby Coble, Don Orman, Roger Dean Row 2: Coach Billy L. Abel, Harold Falls, George Mann, Steve Hamilton, Russell Lewis: Row 3: Harley Gaines, Lester Webb, Mack Gladding, Carl Crace, Wesley Fisher, Neal Jay, assistant coach . Not Pictured: J. C. Teeple, Robert Thompson French Lick Game Cheerleaders .11. Billy L. Abel Neal Jay Head Coach Assistant Coach Thomp son Gladding Cheerleaders: Jim Pearson, Nancy Meisner, Betty Jenkins, Charles Skaggs VA RSITY RECORD '1 . Won 18 LOST 5 T EVE 111EY I .1 33 Camden 4O 31 1 . 1 66 New Washington 34 . 9 42 Schr Creek 38 T; g' 76 Laconia 46 . 7' 1! 62 Medoru 48 F: '. 1 3' . 51 St. Francis 42 ' HM l 72 Lexington 38 2- 1'1 62 Nonryvino 55 ' 1 i1 55 Modoru 5 1 4O va Salisbury 41 1. County Tourney . -' 37 anryville 29 '- I 1 i . 58 Now '.Vashlngton 31 45 Frvnch Lick 54 47 Milan 41 , 69 Lexington 46 '1' 63 Xionryvillc 61 . 47 Now Salisbury 41 ,- 57 Now Wushmgton 53 .1 30 Pauli 51 i' 60 St. Francis 50 IV .,', .1 Sectional g - 49 Nthown 35 3x1 41 Marengo 40 41 Joffersonvillo UinuD 65 -A - -- .--- u. I ,---- STUDENT COUNCIL Donald Clapp, Leora Hutchison, Carl Crase, Nancy Micsner, Lester Webb, Steve Hamilton, Gayla Sheets, Jimmy Pearson, Pattie Kay Bare, Charles Willey, Dorothy Griffin, Patricia Nickells. President -------------- Steve Hamilton Vice-President ----------- Gayla Sheets Secretary, Treasurer ----- Lester Webb Sponsor ------------- Mr. Mack Bennett Emily Egan, Rebeccu Smith, Eenny Powell, Anita Turner, Vadu Morrison, Beatrice Reynolds, Faye Shuck, Barbara Howell, Muriel Roth, David Boyd Margie Anderson, Doris Sue Carter, Flossie Lewis, Patricia Lcsch, Barbara Foster, Margaret Jenkins, Irene Summers, Betsy Ross, Hcldn Howard, Iietty Mat- tingly, Barbara Grote Robert Pryor, Vanetta Fulkcrson, Evelycne Cruce, Patsy Wininger, Janet U111, Patsy Burch, Virginia Henderson, Irma Hauger, Margaret Iloward, Betty Latham Nancy Anderson, Sharon Tucker, Joan Rose, Phyllis Collins, Judy Nicks, Becky Powell, Aldine Jewell, Rex Johnson President ---------------------- Barbara Foster Vice-President, Treasurer -------- Becky Powell Secretary --------------------------- Pat Lesch Sponsor Miss Joanne Burke Low 1: Row 2: Row 3: 3 i $ 1 . i l.4.....;... Frediu Abney, David Allen, Jerry Hayes, Robert Streets, Robert Thompson, Junior Clapp, Hurley Gaines, Kenneth Butcher, Charles Harris, Russell Laney, Harold Ryan Joan Cruse, Paul Lilly, Wesley Fisher, Billy lsourne, Blyde Parrott, Elwood Dun- can, Jim Markham, David James, Jack Campbell, Raymond Brewer, Stanley Parker Mary Lou Clark, Janet Smith, Norma Eddins, Pam Newton, Ruth Crase, Milo Doctor, Robert Goebel, Melton Grayson, Otis Smith, Darrell Beck, Tommy Richardson ' President --------------- Mary Lou Clarke Vice-President -------------- Milo Doctkert Sponsor -------------- Mr. Clayton Simmonv SAFETY PATROL Row 1: Robert Abbott, Denny Dean, Alden Cox, Ollie Hubbard, Gaithel Mason, Bobby McQueary Row 2: Orvil Cruce, James Bradford, Billy Packwood, Rudy Voilcs Captain ------------ Keith Nash Lieutenants -------- Eiilly Crace Arvil Crace James Bradford Sponsor-- Mr. Francis Franckc GLEE CLUB Row 1: iow 2: Row 3: Norma Cobb, Patsy Rice, Opal Hedges, Annetta Montgomery, Iris May, Patsy Lynch, Eunice Abbott, Frances O'Brien, Elma Spencer, JoyCOVMosely Suzabelle Rhodes, Rosemary Strong, Marlene Montgomery, Gail Brown, Lois Abney, Martha Bourne, Phyllis Stevens, Betty Pucey, Jean Jewell, Nancy Koeton Betty Boyd, Jean Falls, Marilyn Hester, Karon llux-e, Ann Floberg, Evelyn Markham, PhyllisSmall, Virginia Strong, Barbara 'y'v'hllhite, Patsy Floyd President --------- Rosemary St rung Secretary ------------ Evelyn Pierce Treasurer ----- Marlene Montgomery Reporter ------------ Phyllis Small Sponsor -------- Mrs. Dorothy lioss Pattie Kay Bare, Margie Anderson, Virginia Strong, David Allen, Ronnie Ferrell, Frank Eddins, Iris May, Joyce Phillps, Peggy Kennedy Muriel Roth, Wanda Smith, Shirley Diamond, Phylis Small, Kitty Bottorff, June Beard, Norma Sue Engle, Erma Hauger, Ellen Edstrom, Betty Pearson, Rosemary Skaggs, Mary Gwin Stanley Parker, Clyde Parrott, Billy Bourne, Tommy Hamilton, Roland Waldron, Darrell Beck, Danny Weber, Betty Sue Chester, Mary Bowen, Patty Cole, Francis Smith, Russell Wheller Don Orman, Roger Dean, Bobby Renfro, Clair King, Eldon Thomas, Johnny Gra- ham, Steve Bottorff, Gene Brading, Charles Vincent, John Knox, Paul Sawyer, director President ------------- Muriel Roth Vice President --------- Don Orman Secretary ------------- Pattie Bare Sponsor ---------- Mr. Paul Sawyer Row 1: Walter Hart, Bobby Coble, Gerald Couch, Willis Tucker, Don Orman, Don Howard, Glenn Reis Row 2: James Haggan, Odell Frazier, Eugene Day, Martin Burklow, RodneySpriesters- bach, Donald Bussey, J. C. Teeple Row 3: George Hubbard, Rodger Dean, Bruce Adams President ------------ Gerald Couch Vice-President ------ James Haggan Secretary ----------- Donald Orman Treasurer ------------ J.C. Teeple Sponsor --------- Mr. Ray Henegar Beryl Simons, Dorothy Griffin, Jane Garrett, Ella Thompson, Carol Thomp- son, Mary Bowen, Doris Porter. Carlene Hogg, Alma Smith, Louise Weber, Jeanie Couch, Shirley Foster, Mary Schafer, Alice Simons Pattie Bare, Rowena May, Ellen Nickleson, Norma Sue Engle, Ann Richard- son President ---------- Patty Kay Bare Vice-President--- Norma Sue Engle Secretary -------------- Jean Couch Treasurer --------- Dorothy Griffin Sponsor ------- Mrs. Marjorie Fore . 1. 5; : l 4!. 3'1 1'1 I '., l; 7? i ' ; I 't: 351' f f H Et 1 :1 '1' ?;s 1 f, I 1:! A1 - . om-vv- A .4. a. v.9. ..-.-.--- A- v u J.. . ' .A . -. 13. w . , 4 . A . 1,1 . . ...q.-. mWW 44 WW .' F . ......-.'....v A-., r?'7 r ' '- ? f?-'lm-3- j- :wrl? - i .1; .Hw ' H 3 ; ' H .. wl.-.-....-..- -. . -7 SUNSHINE SOCIETY Row 1: 10w 2: Joyce Richardson, Reynolds, Judith Jones, Annie Small, Minnie Reynolds Betty Cardwell, Marilyn Rousch, Wum'ta Deel, Virginia June Beard, Shirley Klein, Della Eggenspiller, Kayran Taylor, Mary Johnson, Barbara Cron, Nell Cron President --------- Evelyn Markman Vice-President -------- Karen Bare Secretary ---------------- Iris May Treasurer ------------- June Beard Sponsor ------- Miss Virginia Search Keith Miller, Glenn Spencer, Ovie Whisman, Mack Gladding, James Adams, Ralph Estes, H. B. Falls, George Mann Everett Murphy, Loretta Brock, Dorothy Shouse, Doris DeVore, Mary Farnsley, Mary Lou Bottorff, Rosalie Groskurd, Gayle LaMaster, Norma Sue Emerson, Mary Margaret Mulhall Kathleen Gibbs, J0 Anna Bailey, Dorothy Packwood, Irma Carlisle, Mary Haynes, Montenna James, Shirley Grote President ------------- George Mann Vice President ----- Charles Skaggs Secretary ------------- H. B. Falls Treasurer ---------- Mack Cladding Sponsor ------ Miss Janet Anderson Virginia Henderson, Erma Hauger, Ann Richardson, Kayran Taylor, Patsy I Winger, Phyliss Collins, Shirley Foster, Barbara Howell, Norma Eddins, Dorothy Shouse Mary Bowen, Pattie Bare, Norma Engle, Mary Johnson, WanitaDeel, Pat Nickells, Karen Bare, Ann Floberg, Jean Jewell, Betty Pacey Dorothy Griffin, Beatrice Reynolds, Barbara Foster, Leora Hutchinson, Rowena May, Betty Latham, Margaret Howard, Norma Cobb, Betty Boyd, Suzabell' Rhodes President --------------- Alice Simmons Vice-President --------- Beryl Simmons Secretary, Treasurer ----- Joyce Mosley Sports Chairman ------ Betty Sue Jenkins Sponsor ------------- Mrs. Mabel Swain Annetta Montgomery, Pat Lynch, Iris May, Carol Thompson, Ella Thomp son, Nancy Keeton, Elma Spencer, Joyce Mosley Judith Jones, Judy Nicks, Margaret Jenkins, Irene Summers, Opal Hedges, Marlene Montgomery, Jane Garret, Alice Simmons Martha Bowen, Phyliss Stevens, June Beard, Mary Schafer, Pat Floyd, Beryl Simmons, Barbara Wilhite, Betsy Ross KING and QUEEN 0f FALL FESTIVAL ANNUAL STAFF 1. Ralph Estes--Athletics 2. Rosalie Groskurd--Typist 3. Mary Lou Bottorff---Typist 4- Gayle LaMaster--Activities Editor 5. Loretta Brock--Assistant Picture Editor 6. Norma Sue Emerson--Editor 7. H. B. Falls--Assistant Editor 8. Henry Herndon-- Art Editor 9, Russell Lewis--Ath1etics 10. Barbara Grote--Typist 11. Picture Editor 12. George Mann--Ath1etics 14. Steve Hamilton--Advetising Assistant Activities Editor Jimmy Pearson 13. Dorothy Packwood--Advertising 15. Gayla Sheets--Advertising 16. Bessie Lawrence- TAFFS Authorized Skelgcrs Sales and Service Authorized Coleman Heating Sales and Service Fuel Oil Service . . :x.x.V .x. . .x, . . . 4x. .x,xtv .x. . axexe e . . . .x,x. . . . Convenient Terms Skelgas Ranges and Freezers Motorola and R. C. A. Television Coleman Heaters and Furnaces Kelvincrtor Refrigerators and Freezers Thor and ABC Washers All Types Bottle or Bulk Gas Service Charlestown. 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Sales and Services Leroy Andres 31-13 and 3l-W Sellersburg :-: Indiana Charlestown 5 SL 10 Variety W'Wb WV WM NWNVVVWV NVVV N NW Your Every Need Order Your Lime New Government or Cash Orders Leroy Andres Aetna Service Station Sellersburg :-: Indiana 0 WN' 'W 0 ' 0 M . 'V ' ' W - -x 4204 South Brook St. I. BUSH Sz SON S GENERAL CONTRACTOR Louisville 8, Kentucky Telephone AT 2543 W O N E R U T U P. R U 0 Y N A L P FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN ift Is a MUST for Success-A Savings Account Here Will Help Charlestown Thr x . $ $ .x .xgxmgx, ex. x . x .' - . V expvx .x ,-x .- x. 1 ex. ; . When It's Lumber Dial Our Number Compliments of Phone 2-9414 Russ and Russ , 62 Auto Parts '1 Highway 62 - Ieffersonville , Lumber C0' , Used Parts and Used Cars f State Road 62 Phone 2-1412 ' Ieffersonville Indiana Kesler Realty C0. ,, Realtor Grayson Funeral Home Farms - Homes - Commercials . Prompt Ambulance Service 244 Mcnn Cross Phone 24 ., Phone 41 893 High St. Charlestown :-: Indiana MNNNNVVVVV oxxxx.xox-xoxxoxoxoxoxN-wxxxxxxxx- ; . ' Charlestown Auto Sales Your Friendly Used Car Dealer we Buy, Sell or Trade Charles M. Couch For the Best in Used Auto Sales Call 295 Contractor and Builder Quick Financing at Easy Terms . Where; You Want to Buy a 420 Mam Cross Street ood Used Car Keep This Place in Mind For a ' Phone 279 Bette-r One is Hard to Find Charlestown E. Moms . . 3 .x . x .x .x5 .x.x ,x .x 5x , . :-: Indiana Novxox-mexixewixoxxox-xxxurxxoxwxoxoxoxowaex- - ' Payne and Egan Barber Shop Compliments of 0. K. Shoe Shop Where Our Customers Send . Their Friends 274 Mam Cross BUSH-KELLER CO. m m E .m mm Am EIY Hm Tm mm N a EB V e m m P. Charlestown New Albany x . ,x. .x.x .x.x. . . - - .'..'..Jr -.. 3.. L2- ..:.m:?t. L. . 'J ' y - '3'; r L '- - u- General Printing Co. Printers - Publishers Paul V. Hester, Mgr. CHARLESTOWN COURIER The Shopping News Charlestown :-: Indiana Compliments of BOUS Food Store Phone 163 Charlestown Compliments of Cottage Grocery Phone 100 Charlestown Indiana e axexoxe xoxexcxexexox .- 3x. xo'xsx-xsxw -xw- , 1 - - xAAn ivx-x-wa xNonx-VVVVx-xN-xoxve 4 Compliments of Project Grocery Charlestown :-: Indiana W Phone 92 K'VVV .V 0X.- . . x. x. . . x. . . x. . : . . . . .xoxox. . N - ix- v Compliments of Bottorffs Pharmacy Phone 171 Charlestown Indiana ' : ' ; .x-xox-xox-VV MNNwaox-v-s : $ewx-x-waoxowxxox-x;- 4 ' Lowe and Tull Supply 380 Main Cross Street L Phone 129 Charlestown :-: anx-VVVV oxA-xoxonoxoxoVonxpxo x-VVVVVVV Nowxaxxusx- , Charlestown Motel Charlestown :-: Indiana Modern Cabins For Reservations Phone 9 Delbert Hostetler, Owner .AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA l , Compliments of t 1pmen Cars- Trucks - Tractors Equ Chevrolet - Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Phone 157 Indiana Phone 260 e t. a t S E l sw MR Goa P mw n a r u S n I Bulova and Elgin Watches Next to Venro Theatre Charlestown Charlestown . . . . .x . 9 . x. . 'k t Grocery Compliments of 1V2 Miles North of Charlestown Phone 241 280 Main Cross Phone 357 Poin on State Highway 3 Miles Electronic Service v-e-vm U., ,. . , 7:25-1- . .h . . V - 3...? $$ ; $ -.. . 4..., trueru; - Vx-VxN-Vx-kakxsxcx . - - .; ...... ...... u . . . 1- .4 . ... . . . . . . .;.;. . .1... .x. .;.7. .x -;- . .L . . x. .. . .x. . . , 24 Hour Wrecker Service Charlestown Motors , Complete Auto Repairing Phone 1 Information Pl eas e . . . . Night, Sundays and Holidays Phone 352-R3 For the Right Furniture Charlestown :-: Indiana With the Right Prices '1 Stop at ; , M. , . Bensingefs 301-317 Spring Street 1 The Annual Staff wolld like to take this opportunity to thank I eifersonville Indiana the many advertisers who made ,5. this annual possible. ' a f Noxsx.wwx-xcxaxovxoxm-xovxsxmoxoxoxoxxovwixoxowxxo xowxowxevxoxxsx-x-xN-xoxoxowxsx-Vxxonoxx-xowx-xa exoxoxxox-xNK-VVVX9v - .4 '1 Cleaning - Dyeing - Pressing - Remodeling 3 g? Charlestown Cleaners 1 Quality Work and Service j ill Market Street Phone 56 E : 'h' .; . x-xox-xoVVonxox-xowwxox-xoxowx.xAv 1 L MM'Ifkw Dial 3-8144 J ames R. Heuser Rexall Drugs HARDWARE COMPANY . R. H- Tobias. Prop- . WQQY'fXS 423 Spring Street Prescriptions - Drugs - Sundries Ieifersonville :-: Indiana Phone 384 Bunnies Beauty Shoppe . 931 High Street CLARK NICHLOS . phone 311 Contractor Compliments of Courteous Service Experienced Operators Charlestown ; Milling Co. I Gaines Bros. Restaurant Feed - Coal - Ice Open 24 Hours Petroleum Products . Welcome Everyone Phone 57 and 53 xoxxonoxoxox-onxx-xn;v; . 7 KannapePs Carl Lutz 8z Son, Inc. 2 Grade A Dairy Building Material and g 1801 East Spring Ready-Mixed Concrete Phone 5-6679 Phone 2 Charlestown :-: Indiana New Albany Indiana Compliments of Conway Motors Eleven Hundred Cab Charlestown :-: Indiana Service Ieffersonville :-: Indiana Roach Motor Sales Inc. Ace Barber Shop Ieffersonvxlle :-: Indxana Ch . . . arlestown Indlana Clapp Motor Sales Farmers Grocery I effersonville :-: Indiana Charlestown :': Indiana EvaNs Fair Store Berrfs Grocery Ieffersonville :-: Indiana Charlestown :-: Indiana Of A Friend Peggis Dress Shop Voight Insurance Co. Charlestown :-: Indiana I effersonville :-: Indiana Better Milk in Better Bottles Assured Quality Shannows Dairy Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products Phone 3-6147 I effersonville Charlestown SerVice Laundry Let Us Do Your Laundry Free Pick Up and Delivery Not Open Saturdays Phone 110 Jim and Gladys Russell Wheatley Grocery Fine Foods - Ice Cream Self Service 263 Market Street Charlestown Indiana Charlestown Hardware C0. General Hardware Phone 62 Compliments of Indiana Outflttlng Company 735 Main Street Complete Line of Household Furnishings Your Credit is Good - Easy Terms New and Used Furniture and Appliances Blanton Young, Mgr. Charlestown :-: Indiana Compliments of Honeykrust New Albany :-: Indiana $ 9 .x - 1 .x.x; vx.xa . 3 vxu axsx . x .x .x. . ; -- - : , . x ,x- - . 1.x ,x cvx . , - . ; ivxcvxgx L.x ,x ,x.x .xkk.x .x . .x.x.x.x. .x .x 3 . . ..' ,x.x .x.x,x, ;-x. x,- xavxn . . ; Compliments of Dunlevy Auction, Realty and Insurance Service The Best For Less You Can Always Do Better at -. David s Style Shop - Lec' Ladies' - Misses' - Children's wk Ready-to-Wear Phone 77 or 201-3 Millenery and Hosiiery Tom Dunlevy Iohn Bowen Charlestown I effersonville :-: Indiana Nx-x-xox-x-vaoxx-xe Vononxoxox-x-xavxox-xwxoxaxoxoxo ox. oxo Mrs. Mae S. Doherty Hangers Drug Store When in Ieffersonville for Your Insurance Drugs 3 . . 309 Spring St. Phone 3-3855 The Homlieiiggtirpnf M11110n Ieffersonville :-: Indiana I effersonville :-: Indiana L. O. Hester Auto - Life - Fire 5 RusselPs Radio 8L Television Sales and Service Insurance Phone 305 608 Main St. Phone 14 Sellersburg ;.; Indiana Charlestown :-: Indiana Greenhouse Dial 3-61 14 Dial 3-3457 J . J ulius 8z Sons Florists Goodman Drugs The Drugmaster Store 1' Prescriptions - Drugs - Sundries . . Phone 178 Charlestown :-: Indiana Maple St. Ieifersonville, Ind. Compliments of Purity Maid Products Company New Albany Compliments of HI-TEEN CLUB U.S.O. Building K 8; I Realty 310 East Court Avenue Dial 3-8385 Sales and Trades Farms and City I effersonville Indiana Wilcox Motor Company, Inc. Buick and Chevrolet Sales and Services I eifersonville Indiana HoodenpyPs Drug Store Spring Street Pharmacy 444 Spring Sireet Phone 3-6654 I eifersonville 04Bryant Clothes Phone 2-2113 I eifersonville Indiana x3 :6.x. x.x6,x,x. 3. 66. 3 . 3. x6. .3.x.x K. 6 . 3 . v6- 6.x . 3. x.x - . 3.3; 3,3.x.x.3p.xgx3x-x .6 . 3.3. .x .x.3.6.6.-3. - 6NNV6N63V636'603-V6-6$X, 3 v Prewitt Service Station Morrow and Bare E3 Shell Gas and Oils Motor Company : g Batteries - Tires - Tubes Friendly Good Gulf Service gr 2 Phone 112 Phone 7 and 71 6 I g: Bill Auto Stores 142 Market Street Compliments of x-WVx' 06.6-69606'3' 06.3-6x'3i 6 oV6-6o3koxo6o6o6o3;3.3.3.3.3.x,3AQ3.3.-x.3:3. 2 , 6 g. Arthur R. Blythe Auto Parts g Friendly Service 4 1 256 Market St. Phone 190 Cheerful Credit 1 Wayne McCamish. Mgr. Vlssmgfs Compliments of Your Studebaker Dealer New and Used Cars and Trucks Estes General Merchandise Store 874 Main Street 24 Hour Wrecker Service 3 Phone Lines for Your Convenience x g k ,x y x. x. - x$3.3. x. xpw-x, 3. x .x ,x , Xox. v6.3.6.6.x- x.x ,3. 6 3 v x .x.3.x5xyx Ieff 3-3561 - 3-3562 . K;3.3gxax.x.r . Blackford,s Restaurant Frederick Lumber C0. ' Lumber - Roofing - Millwork and cafeterla Hardware - Paints Good Food 1601 Spring Street Home Cooked Food Steaks - Chops - Chicken Phone 3-6683 Sandwiches of All Kinds x, - :xk'6-333 3.63.x,x ,Vx3x. x, x4x. 35V x. x.x.3.x 9x .x , - Ieffersonville :-: Indiana WWW? x.x .xg 6.x - x .xgv - ,6. .x. 35 3. V 6.x...x . x .x, 25 CHARLESTOWN DEPARTMENT STORE Your Home Owned Store Haley Drug Store 458 Spring Street Rexodl and McKesson Products I eifersonville Indiana In Ieffersonville It's United United Home Furnishing Co. Phone 3-6691 Ieifersonville x Compliments of 3 DeHs Beauty Shop 3 Phone 130 New Street $ Charlestown Indiana M St M Motor Co. Sellersburg Indiana ts :, Phone 296 Minneapolis-Moline Dealer 29 Farm Machinery Sales Contract $9 $99$$Wv$$359996 W F. F. Coots A. P. Hill Phone 282 Charlestown, Indiana 8 0 g? $ ii ?G'ofv'. $$$$$erm3WWMW$$WAWQ$$nyXr$$$OGWW 59W;$M$$$$$$$$$$ $WW$VWKW'$$WW$?


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