Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

A, , mu. 1H1- LSIL5 . W. c' f g 2 1 . l ;'r ' I t l - ! CECIL B. SONNER IDABELLE SMALL KYNARD TAFF ,; Superintendent Secretary Trustee '6 5 DOROTHY RHYNARD ARNOLD BEARD PEGGY HYDER School Nurse Visiting Teacher Lunchroom Supervisor g I A. M. BENNETT BILLY L. ABEL Principal Assistant Principal l . i! I r! MRS. WILMA BARRETT Indiana State Teachers' College, Indiana University, Nazareth College, Librarian, Library Club Sponsor. MRS. LUCILLE BOWEN A.B. Hanover College, Art, World History, Art and Crafts Club Sponsor. MRS. JOCIE BOYD A.B. Hanover College, English, Latin, Book Club Sponsor. MISS MARY JANE DENNY B.S. Indiana University, Home Ec. , F.H.A. Sponsor. MISS EVELYN ERDMAN A.B. Hanover College, English, Music, Glee Club Sponsor. MR. OSBURN FLENER M.A. , A.B. Western Kentucky, Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Junior Class Sponsor, Bookstore Manager, Advanced Photograph Club S ponsor. MRS. JOYCE GIFFORD B.A. McGill University, Montrol, P, Que. , Canada, English, Jr. High International Relations Club Sponsor. MRS. VIRGINIA GLADDING A.B. . B.S. Bowling Green University, Language Arts. Social Studies, Science, Jr. High Arts and Crafts Club Sponsor. MR. MELVIN HARRISON B.S. Purdue University, Shop, Mathematics, Arts and Crafts Club Sponsor. - MR. RAY HENEGAR B.S. University of Tennessee, Biology, Agriculture, F. F. A. Club Sponsor, Freshman Sponsor, HHIIIHY MISS MARGARETTA HESTER A.B. DePauw University, English, School Treasurer. MRS . NANCY HUBBARD B. S. Eastern State College, University of Kentucky, Home Ec. , Biology. 'itxstin HI; . MR. FORREST ISON A.B. Berea College, Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, Move Club Sponsor. MR. NEAL JAY B.S. Ball State Teachers' College, Sophomore Spon- sor, Drivers Training, Science, Health, Assistant Coach. MRS. ALICE MARSHALL A.B. Indiana State Teachers' College, Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, Jr. High Baby Sitting Club Sponsor. MRS. INA MAXWELL B.S. Hanover, U. of Indiana, Indiana State Teachers' College, Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, Jr. High Arts and Crafts Club Sponsor. MR. GUY McCLURE A.B. U. of Kentucky, Mathematics, Jr. High Stamp Club Sponsor. MR. LETCHER NORTON A.B. Kentucky Wesleyan, M.A. U. of Kentucky, Physical Education, Coach. MR. PAUL SAWYER B.S. Central Normal College, M. M. Jordon College of Music, Band, Theory and Harmony. MRS. LEONE SONNER A.B. Indiana State Teachers' College, History, Economics, Senior Sponsor. MRS. ELIZABETH SPECK A.B. Hanover College, Shorthand, Typing I, 11. MRS. MABEL SWAIN B.S. Indiana University, G.A.A. Director, Physical Education, Jr. High Dancing Club Sponsor, fACUlIY MR. JACK SMITH B.S. Indiana University, Mathematics, General Science, Begirmer Photography Club Sponsor. MR. WALTER WEISS A.B. DePauw University, M.S. Indiana University. Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, Jr. High Dramatics Club S ponsor. i'Id - i E In'uennhn. MASS HISHHH In the autumn of 1950 eighty-four freshmen enrolled in Arsenal High School. In the middle of the first and second semester we had a class outing. We went to Henryville Forestry. Our sponsors were: Mr. Bonsett, Mr. Agne and Mr. Giannopolus. Seventy-seven students came back for our sophomore year. Our sponsor was Mr. Miller. During our first semester we had a skating party: the second, we went to Spring Mill. We ordered our class rings, which were to be delivered-in the fall of 1952. Our junior year was the time we had looked forward to. We would sponsor the prom, we would get our class rings, and we would present a play. There were seventy-three students this year. We chose Mr. Miller as our sponsor again. Mr. Miller left us, and we chose Mr. Weiss. We elected as class officers: President, Harley Gaines; Vice-President, Norma Sue Engle; and Secretary-Treasurer, Pattie Kay Bare. The first semester we had a skating party. The second seme ster We worked on the producing of the play, On With the New, and the prom. Our final year at school began with the enrollment of sixty-one students. We had at last made the long climb through three years of education. We would soon be graduating and leaving, having an education and memories that no one could take from us. We elected Mrs. Sonner as our sponsor. As class officers we chose; President, Harley Gaines; Vice-President, Jimmy Pearson; and Secretary- Treasurer, Jean Couch. We had a skating party the first semester. The second semester we discussed our trip, where we would like to go, and our financial situation. We decided we would go to Washington D. C. We also had our Senior play, If Mother Only Knew. It was a pleasing success. We would like to thank our teachers for helping us to get through four of the most important and enjoyable years of our life. BOURNE, BILLY Sales Club 2; Photo Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Band 1,2,3,4. BOWEN, MARY F. H.A. 1; F. H.A. Reporter 3; Arts 8:. Crafts 3; Library Club Vice-Pres. 4; Class Play 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Sec. -Treas. 1; G.A.A. 2. BRANSON, PATSY Loyal High 3; Hall High 1,2. BREWER, RAYMOND Sales Club 2; Photo Club 3. BROCK, LORETTA G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 1; Journalism 2; F.H.A. 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 2; Boosters' Club 2. CAMPBELL, ANN Evans High 1, 2; Glee Club 3; Cheerleader 4; Commercial Club 4; Commercial Club Pres. 4. ADAMS, BRUCE F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Pres. 4; Track 1; Cross Country 1; Class Play 3,4; Baseball 3,4. ALLEN, DAVID Band 1,2,3,4; Sales Club 2; Class Play 3; Baseball Manager 1,3; Photo Club 4; Band V-Pres. 3,4; Photo C lub Sec. 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4. ANDERSON, MARGIE Band 1,2,3; Dramatics 3; Glee Club 3,4; Operetta 4. BAKER, SUE New Washington 1,2; Class Play 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Journalism 3. BARE a-IORTONL PATTIE KAY F.H.A. 1,2; F.H.A. Pres. 2;G.A.A. 2; Band 1,2,3; Band Sec. -Treas. 2; Band Pres. 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Student C. Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2; Class Sec. -Treas. 3; Class Play 3. BATCHER, KENNETH Sales Club 2; Photo Club Pres. 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. CRASE, RUTH Sales Club 2; Journalism 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Commercial Club 4; Commercial Club See. 4. DEAN, ROGER F.F.A. 1,2,3; F.F.A. Reporter 1,2; Student Council 3, 4; Student Council V-Pres. 3; Class Play 3'; Operetta 4; Basketball Manager 2; Cross Country 1, 2; Cross Country Manager 3; Glee Club 4. ENGLE, NORMA G.A.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. V-Pres. 4; Glee Club 4; Glee C. Sec. 4; Class Treas. 1; Class V-Pres, 3; F.H.A. 2,3; F.H.A. V-Pres. 3; Class Play 3,4; Journalism 3; Girls State 3. FERRELL, RONNIE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2; Glee Club 1; Band 1,2,3; Class Play 3. FOSTER, BARBARA Dramatics Club 2; Dramatics Club Pres. 2; F. T.A. Club 4; F. H.A. 3; Boostets' Club 2; Cheerleader 1; Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 2; Class Play 4. FRIESS, PATSY Dramatics Club 2; F. H.A. 3; F.T.A. Club 4; Cheerleader 1; Boosters' Club 2, u . unv- mnmnquw -.., CLAPP, AMSEY IR. Sales Club 2; Class Play 3,4; F, F.A. 3,4, Sentinel 4; Cross Country 1; F. F.A. 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1. COLLINS, PHYLLIS Dramatics Club 2; G.A.A, 1; Photo Club 1,3; Commercial Club 4; Class Play 3,4. COMBS, JO ANN Whitesburg High 1,2; Arts 8c Crafts 3; Commercial Club 4; Commercial Club Treas. 4; G.A.A. 4; Class Play 4. COMBS, JOYCE Whitesburg High 1; Glee Club 3; Arts 8; Crafts 4; Boosters' Club 3; F. H.A, 3; Class Play 4. COUCH, JEAN F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A., Sec. 3; Arts 8: Crafts 3; Class Sec. 4. COX, MILDRED Eastern Jr. High 1; Ahrens Trade 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Glee Club Reporter 4; G.A.A. 4; Operetta 4, - -'..; -.;,.x.-H .g..L ' FULKERSON, VANEDA Dramatics Club 2; Journalism Club 3; Arts and Crafts 4. , GAINES, HARLEY 1 Sales Club 2; Glee Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Class Pres. 1,3,4; Operetta 4. GIBBS 4LONGL KATHLEEN GRAYSON, MELTON 1 Sales Club 2; Photo Club 3; Commercial Club 4. 3 GRIFFIN, DOROTHY Student Council 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. s 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Student Council Sec. 4; F.H.A. Treas. 2; Class Sec. 2. HARRIS, CHARLES Sales Club 2; Glee Club 1,3; F.T.A. 4; F.T.A. V-Pres. 4; Class Play 3,4; Operetta 4. HAUGER, ERMA Glee Club 3; F. H.A. Club 1,4; Dramatics Club 2; G.A.A. 2. HAYES, JERRY Track 1,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Photo Club 3; Sales Club 2; Operetta 4; Glee Club 4. HENDERSON, VIRGINIA GleeIClub 3; G.A.A. 2; F.H.A. 1,4; Dramatics Club 2. HUBBARD, OLIE F. F.A. Club 3,4; Baseb3112,3,4. JAMES, DAVID Sales Club 2; Annual Staff 3. JENKINS, MARGARET Dramatics Club 2; F.H.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 3; F. H.A. Pres. 2; Cheerleader 1, 4; Class Play 3,4. 0.44.1332; . ninmwlllWW' 2' W1 2' . v PEARSON, JIMMY Gallatin High 1; Student Council 1, 2; Class V- Pres. 2,4; Annual Staff 2; Journalism Club 2; Track 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Glee Club Pres. 3;C1ass Play 3, 4; Operetta 4. PREWITT, BOB Winchester High, Winchester, Ky. 1,2; Photo Club 3,4; Photo Club Treas. 4. R518, GLEN F. F.A. 2,3. ROSE, JOAN ROSS, BETSY Jeffersonville 1; G.A.A. 2,3; Glee Club 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Sec. 3; F.H.A. V- Pres. 4; Class Play 3,4. ROSS, BETTY Glee Club 3,4; F.H.A. Club 3,4. LAWRENCE, BESSIE Journalism Club 2; Annual Staff 2; Glee Club 3; Class Play 3; Arts 8:. Crafts Pres. 4. MORRISON, VADA Glee Club 1, 2; DramaticsClub 2; F. T.A. Club 4. NOFREY, JO ANN Band 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Sunshine Club 1, 2; Glee Club Sec. 2; Operetta 4. PACKWOOD, BILLY Glee Club 4; Class Play 4; Sales Club 2, PARKER, STANLEY Band 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 3,4; Sales Club 2. PARROTT, CLYDE Sales Club '2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Photo Club 3,4; Photo Club V-Pres. 4; Band Sec. 4. SANDEFUR, JOSEPH SMALL, PHYLLIS Glee Club 2, 3,4; Class Play 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Operetta 4. SMITH, REBECCA Dramatics Club 2, 3; Arts and Crafts 4. SPRIESTERSBACH, BETTY Boosters' Club 2; G.A.A. 2; F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 3,4; Class Play 3, STALLARD, VADNA Whitesburg High, Whitesburg, Ky. 1,2,3; Arts and Crafts Club 4. STEWART, LEE Campbellsburg High, Campbellsburg, Ky. 1, Jeffersonville 1,2; F. F.A. 3,4;F.F.A. Treas. 4. THOMPSON, ROBERT Glee Club 4; Glee Club Pres. 4; Class Play 4. TUCKER, SHAWN Glee Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Photo Club 3; Sales Club 2; Operetta 4. TULLY, HERMAN F.F.A. Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Baseball 1. TURNER, ANITA Dramatics Club 2,3; F.T.A. 4. WEBER, LUISE F. H.A. 2; Arts and Crafts 3,4; Ans and Crafts V-Pres. 4. : W w , 9 . 1' yl'n rwggin . 1'11' Furnvrrwnwm . W, m .4 wnrq ?.?mwAarw... J; .m MASS Wlll I Bruce Adams, will my height to Henry Parker. I David Allen, will my basketball ability to Don Lewis, provided he does not use it to become a professional. Sue Baker, will my ability to go steady for a long period of time to Evelyn Markham. Pattie Bare Horton, will my ability to cook and clean house to my sister Karen, as she will need it. Kenneth Batcher, will my ability to cut and burn my finger during experiments to the coming chemistry class. Billy Bourne, will my ability to play the trombone to Darrel Beck, provided he makes good use of it. Mary Bowen, will my mischievous way to Judy James, providing she keeps up the good work. Raymond Brewer, will all my good talks in Senior English class to Joe Flynn. Loretta Brock, will my ability to become a senior to Kay Waldron. Patsy Branson, will my gym suit to Jackie Grote. Ann Campbell, will my cheerleading ability and uniform to Wilma Caudill. Junior Clapp, will my ability to Bob Wolford, not to go out with girls during basketball season. Phyllis Collins, will my ability to go to school a half day to Guy Collins. Jo Ann Combs, leave Mrs. Boyd all the C's she gave me this year, so that she may pass them on to some other poor senior. Jean Couch, will my ability to be quiet at the right times to Ruth Ann Ganote. Millie Cox, do hereby leave, lend, give and get rid of nothing, because I'll need all I've got. Ruth Crase, will my ability to be on the Annual Staff for two yeats to anyone who can stand the hard work. Roger Dean, will my ability to get along with Mr. Sawyer and my first chair comet to Bobby Renfro. Norma Sue Engle, will to the next senior class my soft voice so Mr. Bennett may have peace for once. with Mr, Norton to Carol Uhl. Olie Hubbard, will my ability to grow tobacco to Mr. Henegat. Margaret Jenkins, will my ability to drive to Alicia Brooks. Vada Morrison, will my ability to have something to study on in Mrs. Sonner's study hall to the Freshman boys. Jo Ann Nofrey, will my Economics workbook to the nearest trash can, hoping I never have to see it again. Billy Packwood, will my brown hair to Mrs. Speck. Stanley Parker, will my sousaphone virtuosity to Roger Kochersperger. Clyde Parrott, will my klinkerplaying ability to Roland Waldron. Jimmy Pearson, will my track ability to Bobby Bottorff. Bob Prewitt, will my English Contest position to Donnie Harris. Glenn Reis, will my old Plymouth to J. D. Whis- man. Joan Scott Rose, will my love for hospital work to anyone who has iron nerves and tireless legs. Betsy Ross, will my ability to go into Mrs. Sonnet's class smiling every day to some sour juniors. Joseph Sandefur, will my ability to travel to Don Brown, providing he knows where he's going and doesn't get caught. Phyllis Small, will my pony tail to Betty Lou Wil- son, providing she keeps it the same color. Rebecca Smith, will my ability to get A's in Latin to Norma Coulter. Betty Spriestersbach, will my ability to get a bus. band to Iris May, providing she keeps her house as clean as I keep mine. Lee Stewart, do will and bequeath my bashfulness to Terry Newton, provided he keeps it that way. Vadna Stallard, will a most cherished possession, my government book, to Patsy Floyd. Put it to good 1, Ronnie Ferrell, hereby will all my intelligence to use, Patsy. ee' anyone in the Junior class who needs it, 1, Bob Thompson, leave my gambling ability to Mel- . 7 VS 1, Patsy Friess, will my ability to make good grades in vin Rumpel, providing he wins. I . 1 Senior Government to Leora Hutchison, providing I, Sharon Tucker, will my flirty ways to Shirley Dia- in she does as well as I did. mond, providing she doesn't use them as much as I. Vaneda Fulkerson, will my ability to take in- I did. stmctions from Mr. Jay 1!! Drivers' Training class to I, Herman Tully, will my straight exhaust to Woody, Shirley Klein. providing he doesn't use it. 1. Harley Gaines, will my hot rod driving ability to I, Anita Turner, will my driving ability to Joyce 69' Donnie Clapp. Phillips. .1 I. Melton Grayson, will my ability to get along with , Louise Weber, will my blue eyes to Carlene Hogg. Mrs. Speck to Junior Jenkins and Terry Newton. , Margie Anderson, will my ability to get along with , i I, Dorothy Griffin, will my love for Charlestown High Mr, Sawyer to Ralph Melton, provided he doesn't .5? School to June Beard. drop band as I did. ' w t. 1, Charles Harris, will my vocal ability to the Junior I, Betty Jean Ross, will my ability to be Joke Editor . Class, so they can sing their way out of the jams in Journalism Class to any new member so long as 1;: they get into. Erma Hanger, will my ability to finish school to Jean White. Jerry Hayes, will my ability to run cross country four years to Denny Lutz, providing he runs as well he doesn't do any more work than I have done in the past. Barbara Anne Foster, will my ability to get along with Mr. Bennett and to work in the office to any- body that is crazy enough to attempt it. as I did. 13 1, Virginia Henderson, will my ability to get along 1, Joyce Combs, leave nothing, my first will was cemomed. .-,, m-ner- A . . f i m . , 'm' tau tum ahuz.L1kLL-:Ln..iiithlilvt , Pl. . Abbott, Eunice Ballou, Jim Bare, Karen Bartlett, Charles Beard, June Beck, Darrell Bourne, Martha Boyd, Betty Caudill, Wilma Cardwell, Betty Clapp, Donnie Collins, Guy Coots, Dana Coulter, Norma Cron, Barbara Cron, Nell Cross, Larry Crum, Robert Dale, James Deel, Wanita Falls, Jean Floyd, Patsy Foster, Dudley Franklin, Buster French, Patsy Gilchrist, Bobby Hedges, Opal Herron, Lorene Hester, Cecille Hogg, Carlene Howard, Lowell Hutchison, Leora Isaac, Franklin Jenkins, Bobby Jenkins, Lloyd Jones, Judith Klein, Shirley Lewis, Don Lynch, Patsy Markham, Evelyn ,w-u mmsi- VAJM M .gAL-un- Aw ml ' May, Iris Montgomery, Annetta Montgomery, Marlene 1 Morgan, Wade Mosley, Joyce Mulhall, Tommy McClearen, Kathleen Newton, Terry Pacey, Betty Parker, Henry Richardson, Joyce Schafer, Mary Lou Simmons, Alyce Richardson, Bill Simmons , B eryl ! Small, Billy Smith, Otis i Spencer, Elma 3 Stevens, Phyllis Strong, Rosemary Taylor, Kayren VanPelt, Donnie VanPelt, Ronnie Vincent, Charles Waldron, Roland Wheeler, Russel Wininger, Preston Witten, Dorothy Zollman, Ernestine NOT PICTURED Kilbourne, Glenna. Logdson, David Tolbert, Barbara f. na - a, --va er 1' n alkmk .Himnhuuihllmamw Ii . Him me'jp IW'WF Its Absher, Donnie Anderson, DeMaurice Armstrong, James Ballard, Jimmy Bartholomai, Stanley Bartlett, Patricia Batcher, Joe Bottorff, Kitty Brading, Jack Branson, Arizona Brown, Donnie Burklow, David Campbell, Maudella Campbell, Robert Chambers, Judith Chester, Betty Sue Cole, Peggy Couch, David Cornett, Glenna Cox, Alden Crace, Billy Crase, Arvil Diamond, Shirley Draper, Thomas Eberle, Jean Fabel, Violet Farris, Kenneth Flynn, James Frazier, Patricia Ganote, Ruth Ann Gibson, William Giltner, Carol Cladding, Bill Grace, Gary Graves, Delores Gwin, Mary Haley, Shirley Harris, Donald Haynes, Phyllis Howard, Michael Johnson, Herbert Jones, Joan Jones, Velma. Kendrick, Bill Kennedy, Peggy Kochersperger, Roger Knight, Helen Lilly, Norman Lodgson, Eddie Meador, Clifton Melton, Ralph Motsinger, Johnny Mullins, Hubert Murphy, Elmer Myers, Anita McBeath, Bobby McClearen, Jackie Napier, Betty Nugent, Lillian Oldham, Carolyn Pardue, Jean Pearson, Betty Phillips, Joyce Phillips, Roger Prewitt, Joyce Reis, Beverly Renfro, Bobby Reynolds, Rachel Ross, Charles Sandefur, Carlos Sherman, Lana Shouse, Penny Skaggs, Rosemary Skelton, Nayman Smith, Francis Smith, Phyllis Smith, Wanda Southard, Eddie Stallard, Emerson Stoffregen, Lee , ; mars m- mm , SLIM... WIIX.'A :.h1.LI,'JJ:Jvuug; AH ' r grtv'1nmnz 'I' r v'w - . W - - - . $xn 'lgdy V- . . Taff, Gary Lee Tolbert, Phyllis Truckey, Bonnie Turner, Robert: Uhl, Carol VanPelt, Anita Vetter, Raymond Webb, Otis Whisman, J. D. White, Jeam Whitehouse, Ralph Wilson, Betty Lou Wolcott, Letitia Wolford, Bobby Worthem, Jack NOT PICTURED Joe Flynn Abbott, Everitt Abbott, Bobby Adcock, Carol Armstrong, David Balles, Larry Baumgardner, Delores Bartlett, Earl Bell, Mary Bell, Vincent Bolton, Dickie Bottorff, Bobby Bottorff, Steve Brading, Gene Branson, Janet Brooks, Alicia Brooks, Keith Brown, Bonnie Bruner, Earline Burns, Elizabeth Chambers, Gloria Collins, Bobby Collins, Joyce Cooper, Janet Crace, Ira Crace, Iven Craft, Della Sue Cron, Patsy Crum, Bobby Crume, Leonard Dickinson, Louise Durham, Jean Eadens, Sharon Eddins, Frank Edstom, Ellen Eggenspiller, Rosella Emerson, Ann Evans, Amby Evans, Joyce Fabel, Allen Fabel, Kenneth Farmer, Larry Farnsley, Joan Flynn, Rose Foster, Carolyn Fouse, Lana Fulkerson, Bobby Gibbs, Harold Gibson, Wayne A I . m .- , sump MM wmlrvrrpvrqwlnqurqqqq rmvyumhuu v ..,.-. v , .; 7; ..., .4143'g-HA . ; 'f u' Graham, Jonny Gribbins, Barbara Griffin, Chancey Grate, Jackie Hamilton, Tommy Harbin, Carl Hassfurther, Bobby Hayes, Rosa Lee Haynes, Steve Herndon, William Houchens, Virginia Howard, Barbara Huber, Clifton Isaac, Paul Jackman, Tommy James, Billy James, Jimmy James, Judy Jenkins, Gerald King, James Knox, John Lane, Tandy Lesch, Linda Litton, Phillip Logsdon, Patsy Lutz, Denny Meador, Mary Morrison, Ruby Morrow, Joe Mulhall, Pat Mullins, Betty McDonough, Dixie Nash, Pauline Newton, Ruth Olson, Sandra Payne, Mary Lou Pearson, John Perry, James Porter, Melvin Reynolds, Thelma Reynolds, Billy Roberts, Carolyn Rumpel, Melvin Rumpel, Wanda Schafer, Albert Shepherd, Lowell Shepherd, Wanda Shuck, Frank ax: 3.2 Smith, Nathaniel Spond, Kenneth Sandefur, Helen Stone, June Swallow, Helen Thomas, Norma Tucker, Darryl Turner, Rhoda Turner, Zetta Uhl, Evelyn Very, Frank Wade, Mary Waldron, Kay Walker, Janice West, Glenn Witten, Deanne Whitehouse, Howard Willey, Garner Williams, Rose Wilson, Betty Wininger, Beulah Wright, Sylvia NOT PICTURED Kaelin, Paul Hines, Leory Kilbourne, Clara Cumby, Wanda walka M Wk 55w Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Carl Arnett, Gleason Barber, Barbara Beck, Edwin Bell, Shirley Bettler, Allen Boggs , Norma Burch, Daniel Bush, Billy Busso, Ray Brison, David Brison, Robert Bruner, Mary Bruner, Norma Brungard, Dickie Brumley, Charles Campbell, Betty Campbell, Joe Carr, Dean Cole, Peggy Collins, Ray Combs, Betty Combs, Harold Couch, Goldie Cox, Donald Crume, J. W. Cummins, Eddie Curtis, Arvin Curtis, David Davidson, Norma Davis, Benny Deel, Carol Dickinson, Jerry Dillow, Judy Dodge, Parker Donnell, Christopher Eddleman, Bruce Eggenspiller, Ester Estes, Jack Fabel, Doris Foster, Marilyn Fulkerson, Wilma Goins, Patricia George, Linda Graves, Frances Green, Elaine Hammond, Billy 511 Hanger, Barbara Heath, Eddie Heilig, Ronald Hensley, Billy Hurt, Dale Johnson, Donald Kacher, Nancy King, Mary Jo Latham, Barbara Lewis, Ray Looney, Jimmy Manco, James Markham, Bobby Masingo, Patricia May, Ivan Merritt, Peggy Jo Miller, Benny McGowan, Larry McDaniel, Jimmy McKinney, Joe Newton, Linda Nickel, Ralph Pacey, A. W. Peveler, Donald Payne, Deloris Phillips, Jean Pierce, Sam Pigg, Carol Powers, Betty Powers, Norman Renfro, Joyce Rhodes, Hazel Richardson, Nancy Rose, Tommy Sarver, Darrel Satterly, Betty School, Jackie Sherfick, Branda Shouse, Sonny Simpson, Jeffrey Singleton, Ronnie Spencer, Carolyn Spencer, Connie Steele , Roge r Taylor, Carol Thomas, Ray Trimble, Earl Turner, Judy MH'EVW'WWIY' 'WIVH'IV 'V'm EIGHIH GRADE Turner, Richard Voyles, Violet Walker, Ronald Webb, Genevieve Whitney, Rachel Williams, Gary Wince, Lona Wirth, Janice Wirth, Janet Walcott, Mike Zollman, Loren Zollman, Stanley NOT PICTURED Hines, Lillian English, David m, Auw-CJ-Mm 7 .. ... . Armstrong, Richard Aters, Sue Baker, Patricia Baker, Virginia Beard, Jerry Beatty, Keith Belcher, Gerline Bettler, Donald Bettman, Raymond Blick, Clifton Boggs, Virginia Bottorff, Judy Boyd, Oscar Brading, Buelah Bratcher, Carol Breeden. Gwendolyn Brown, Brenda Burch, Luther Campbell, James Carlton, Robert Carr, Nancy Chambers, Kay Clark, Rosa Lee Clayton. Charles Cook, Helen Combs, Gaylord Courtney, Janice Cox, Joyce Cumby, Carolyn Crace, Betty 2;: Crase, Louama Crume, Phillip Dale, Joyce Daubs, Barbara Davis, Roger Dean, Judith Dickinson, Hugh Dixon, Roberta Doss, Betty Doyle, Charlotte Evans , Donna Evans, Ronald Farmer, Bonnie Fuhs, Judith Franklin. Billy French, McCellan Gafnea, Helen Ganote, Carolyn .uaamm; wig v WW . . profvum .- ran 'VOovi'v'1HEDH7QIII'Vx-.' ...,. . u . ' m r7 ' . '..n . Garrett, Norma Graham, Virginia Graves, Carol Sue Greathouse, Larry Harris, Helen Hayes, Sonny Haycraft, James Haymaker, Lawrence Hardin, Deanne Hartman, Shirley Hedges, Tommy Helton, Juanita Hensley, Wanda Holder, Barbara Hollowell, Ruth HOpwood, Roger Howard, Morine Isaac, Mary Ruth Jackman, Mary Ruth Jackson, Clarence Jenkins, Donnie Johnson, Ida Johnson, Larry Jones, Jimmie Jones, Roy Jones, Russel Kittrell, Harold Knox, Betty Lou Lawson, Jewel Ledford. Beatrice Lee, Harry Lisanby, Jimmy Logsdon, Bobby 1 Long, Jimmy Matthews, Kenneth May, Mary May, Junior Miller, Alice Miller, Judith Middleton, Asizlee Moore, Harvey Montgomery, Owen Mor row , William Mosley, Sue Muncy, Walter L Muncy, Wilma I McDonough, Patsy Newlin, Ronnie W.-H k... -.;:, - ... ., wuwf, . A 1 Nickell, Robert Nugent, Francis O'Brien, James Oglesby, Joyce Overbay, David Owens, Robert Pace, Nancy Panther, Margaret Parrott, Lorna Paslay, Jack Payne, David Payne, Ralph Pearson, Jerry Pender, David Perry, Paul Powell, Mildred Prewitt, Bill Rainbolt, Leon Reynolds, Elizabeth Roberts, Margaret . - , . Roberts, Wanda . , -, . . : j- . 3 Sanders, Velda ' . - ' . ' Sandefur, Darlene Schafer, Judith Shain, Edwin Shain, Joetta Shouse, Stuart Shuping, Louis Simms, Tommy Southard, John Smith, Marnie Smith, Shelva Smithers, Sharon Stark, William Stewart, Billy Stines, Larry Stines, Wilma Jean Strong, Dorothy Tarter, Bobby Tegl, James Turner, Connie Turner, Buddy Tyler, Connie Vetter, William Vincent, Ray Voyles, Bessie Wade, Carol Waldron, Bobby :.:.. Jaww; r.$a'.-..L'...nmw. ..4.L:.i . ' . , - w. . - ,, 3:. IHJ ,, . 'Hmmmur'l w ITHV'I-w'q'liyuuuw .-r 1- '- :- . v . . V. .. H . . V . , 1 V ,, . '; 1 - so . ,. , ,5 . . . r ' Pacey, Larry Walker, Ronnie Wessell, Kay Wince, Mary Wininger, Benny Witten, Jimmy Wood, Walter Yager, Carolyn York, Percy Zachary, Geneva NOT PICTURED Combs, Danna Lee - Hines, Virgil 9, - Holder, Hugh Staggs, Jerry i SEVENIH BRADE AIHlHICS lst ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Buster Franklin, I. D. Whisman, Otis Webb, Hebert John- son, Kenneth Batcher, Harley Gaines. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Robert Prewitt, Jack Worthem, Roger Phillips, Clifton Meador, Bill Gladding, Joe Batcher, 3rd ' ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Norton, Melvin Rumpel, Mike Howard, Donnie Harris, Johnny Motsinger. BASEBAH , u, m. wrvry-rupv-Mrwm .w -- '7 WWW . . . JUNIHR VARSIIY lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. D. Whisman, Norman Lilly, Bobby Renfro, Bobby Wolford, Gary Taft, Stanley Batholomai. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Norton, coach, Guy Collins, student manager, Joe Batcher, student manager, Bobby Bottorff, Donnie Absher, David Allen, student manager, Mr. Jay, assistant coach. CHEERIEAHERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Wade Morgan, Ann Campbell, Margaret Jenkins, Jimmy Peanon. PIRAHS 0F 854 BASKETBALL R ECORD 55 75 65 54 32 48 48 59 37 50 81 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Gladding, Donnie Lewis, Clifton Meador, Henry Parker, Denny Lutz, Harley Gaines, Junior Clapp. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Norton, Guy Collins, manager, Hebert Johnson, David Allen, manager, Otis Webb, Joe Batcher, Coach Jay. Medora Austin West Baden New Washington Silver Creek Providence Paoli Henryville Aurora Corydon St. Francis HOLIDAY TOURNEY 53 55 64 74 39 57 56 55 48 Providence We 3 t Baden French Li ck Borden Henryville Flaget Crothersville New Washington Hanover SECTIONAL Jeffersonville : M;gg:wm JIW'Y mW'uwT, w Mum w M L::'-- : . 71';W- u. Junior Clapp Lion's Club Sportsmanship Award Winner IRACK lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert C ampbell, Stanley Batholomai, Norman Lilly, Denny Lutz, Kenneth Farris, Eddie Logsdon. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Renfro, Roger Burklow, James Perry, Garner Willey, Jerry Hayes, Henry Parker. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Jay, Jimmy Flynn, Bobby Thompson, Jimmy Pearson, Harold Gibbs. CROSS CHUNIRY lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Campbell, Stanley Batholomai, Norman Lilly, Denny Lutz, Kenneth Farris, Eddie Lodgon. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Hayes, David Burklow, Donnie Lewis, Frank Very, Gamer Willey, Henry Parker. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Jay, Gary Grace, Tommy Mul- hall, Pat Mulhall, Dana Coors. . 9 5!. 4,. x. 3' ,rJ... ...-. -a..w .m. ,'5 CHMMHHIIAI cum, Q 1'me .H 9. r J JA; i I J J lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Bourne, Stanley Parker, Clyde Parrott, Annetta Montgomery, Karen Bare, Bob Prewitt, Kenneth Batcher, Billy Small. Mr. Osborne Flener, Sponsor, 151 ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Motsinger, Tommy Draper, Anthony Gibson, Peggy Kennedy, Betty Cardwell, Helen Knight, Joyce Prewitt, Joyce Phillips, Wilma Caudill, Opal Hedges, Joyce Richardson. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Kochersperger, Eddie Southard, Joe Batcher, Letitia Wolcott, Nell Cron, Phyllis Stevens, Judy Jones, Joyce Mos- ley, Pat3y Lynch, Joan Eberle. Mr. Jack Smith, Sponsor. fidso L '-.L J J - J ' JR. pHuInAch ,J J MJ J $ 4 ' '- - Mh: 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Kockersperger, Frank Eddins, Eddie Southard, Darrel Beck, Billy Bush, Sharon Eadens, Ronnie Walker. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Bourne, Tommy Hamilton, Betty Chester, Maudella Campbell, Mary Bowen, Carol Taylor, Mary Jo King, 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roland Waldron, Stanley Parker, David Allen, Clyde Parrott, Johnny Graham, Bobby Renfro, Ralph Melton, Roger Dean, Jack Estes, Mr. Paul Sawyer, Sponsor. lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Adcock, Judy Chambers, Carolyn Oldham, Linda Lesch, Joan Famsley, RosaLee Hayes, Bonnie Brown, Janice Walker, Margie Anderson, Virginia Henderson, Betty Pacey, Sylvia Wright. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanita Deel, Eunice Abbott, Mary Wade, Earline Brunet, Ruth Newton, Deanne Whitten, Kay Waldron, Rhoda Turner, Rose Eggenspiller, Phyllis Small, Kay Taylor, Barbara Gribbins, 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rugh Ganote, Sandra Olson, Dixie McDonough, Jackie McClearen, Wanda Shepherd, Della Craft, Mary Meader, Luise Weber, Carolyn Roberts, Glenna Cornett, Annetta Montgomery, Rosemary Strong. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elma Spencer, Thelma Reynolds, Joyce Mosley, Sharon Tucker, Alicia Brooks, Joe Morrow, Ralph Melton, Roger Dean, Gloria Chambers, Carolyn Foster, Ann Emerson, Iris May. --4.... . .Nn v 375144 lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Phillips, Judy Bottorff, Judy Turner, Linda Newton, Carol Wade, Rachel Whitney, Judy Dillow, Clifton Blick, Betty Ann Pearson. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Small, Iris May, Joyce Prewitt, Norma Engle, Mary Gwin, Wanda Smith, Johnny Motsinger, Peggy Kennedy, June Beard. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Beard, Letitia Wolcott, Kitty Bottorff, Leora Hutchison, Steve Bottorff, Ronnie Heilig, Alan Better, Joyce Renfro. lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Sue Cooper, Sylvia Wright, Judy Chambers, Carolyn Oldham, Kay Waldron, Betty Chester, Linda Lesch, Sharon Eadens, Betty Pacey. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: June Beard, Bonnie Brown, P5tty Cole, Ruth Ganote, Maudella Campbell, Phyllis Small, Norma Engle, Evelyn Markham, Rose Strong, Kay Taylor. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy James, Rosemary Skaggs, Tommy Hamilton, Joe Morrow, Jim Pearson, Jerry Hayes, Robert Campbell, Margie Anderson, JoAnn Nofrey, Cecille Hester. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donnie Clapp, Elma Spencer, Bobby Renfro, Ralph Melton, Roger Dean, Harley Gaines, Donnie Brown, Robert Thompson, Billy Packwood, Millie Cos, Sharon Tucker, Miss Evelyn Erdmann, Sponsor. 4!- I II a . a .. . . In... l.. :- 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy McClearen, Beryl Simmons, Alice Simmons, Norma Jean Coulter, Frances Hover, Mary Gwin, Carol Gilmer. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanda Smith, Tanny Lane, Roland Waldron, Mary Lou Schafer, Jackie Brading, Darrell Tucker, Lee Stoffre- gen, Mrs. Wilma Barrett, Sponsor. lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanita Deel, Eunice Abbott, Ann Campbell, Phyllis Collins, Ruth Crase, Jo Ann Combs. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Gilchrist, Jr. Jenkins, Russell Wheeler, Otis Smith, Franklin Isaac, Bobby Jenkins, Mrs. Elizabeth Speck, Sponsor. l F g 51' ANS i8x UZBAHS lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Grace, Jimmy Ballard, Donnie VanPelt, Joe Morrow, Tommy Mulhall, John Knox, Dickie Bolton, Hubert Mullins, Kenneth Farris, Harold Gibbs. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Otis Webb, Ronnie VanPelt, Luise Weber, Joyce Combs, Beverly Reis, Vadna Stallard, Rebecca Smith, Bessie Lawrence, Norman Lilly, 1. D. Whisman. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Flynn, Dudley Foster, Herbie Johnson, Bobby Wolford, Denny Lutz, Clifton Meador, Frank Very, Roger Phillips, Donnie Absher, Bobby Crum, Mrs. Lucille Bowen, Sponsor. lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Crace, Stanley Bartholomai, Johnny Graham, Dorothy Griffin, Lowell Howard, Roger Dean, Wade Morgan, Ruth Ganote, Mary Meador, Patsy French, Jimmy James, Mr. Mack Bennett, Sponsor, lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Uhl, Maudella Campbell, Dee Anderson, Pat Frazier, Joan Farnsley, Linda Lesch, Norma Engle, RosaLee Hayes, Judy James. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: June Beard, Lana Sherman, Betty Pearson, Shirley Diamond, Wilma Caudill, Wanda Shepherd, Sandra Olson, Carol Giltner, Mary Schafer, Bonnie Brown, Vir- ginia Houchens, Dixie McDonough, Joyce Phillips, Janice Walker, Sharon Eadens, Betty Chester. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beryl Simmons, Opal Hedges, Wanda Smith, Mary Gwin, Patsy Lynch, Jackie McClearen, Jo Ann Combs, Letitia Wolcott, Millie Cox, Kitty Bottorff, Karen Bare, Penny Shouse, Patty Cole, Anita Myers, Anita Van- Pelt, Alicia Brooks, .. .. m g4! 4 7-9 lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Friess, Barbara Foster, Leora Hutchison, Anita Turner, Carlene Hogg. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Ross, Joan Rose, Charles Harris, Vada Morrison, Martha Bourne. f lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerves Schafer, Vincent Bell, David Couch, Bobby Abbott, Gerry Taft, Charles Ross, Arvil Crase, Darrel Beck. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Logsdon, Kenneth Spond, Jack Worthem, Gene Brading, Olie Hubbard, Terry Newton, Bruce Adams, James Dale. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alden Cox, Dana Coots, Herman Tully, Lee Stewart, Henry Parker, Glen Reis, Don Lewis, Junior Clapp, Billy Crase. , lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Haley, Carol Lee Adcock, Shirley Diamond, Joan Fransley, Ruth Newton, Evelyn Uhl, Barbara Cron, Barbara Howard, June Stone, Bonnie Truckey, Virginia Henderson, Margaret Jenkins. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Delores Baungardner, Barbara Gribbins, Pat Bartlett, Dee Anderson, Anita Myers, Dorothy Witten, Loretta Brock, Carol Uhl, Pat Frazier, Wanda Rumpel, Patsy Cron, Betty Pearson, Phyllis Smith. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean White, Deanne Witten, Jean Couch, Sue Baker, Betsy Ross, Mary Wade, Sandra Olson, Ann Emerson, Carolyn Foster, Amby Evans, Lana Fouse, Pauline Nash, Betty Lou Wilson. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Mc- Clearn, Penny Shouse, Jean Falls, Anita VanPelt, Gloria Chambers, Dixie McDonough, Alicia Brooks, Betty Boyd, Thelma Reynolds, Betty Mullins, Carolyn Roberts, Lorene Herron. Miss Mary Jane Denny, Sponsor. M 0 0 p D u N H J 7 -7: CARROLL ARMS A; . 1 I Jun .311 I h, V :; .5. ' - f . , n 1 . xiii; .m I d -,r-'-m , .a- nw$ ,1 j a. SCHMARSHIP WINNERS m -7 , '1 gr?! :2 lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Dorothy Griffin, Luise Weber, Joyce Combs, Jean Couch. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Prewitt, Kenneth Batcher, Clyde Parrott, Billy Bourne. INSERTS ARE: Loretta Brock, Lee Stewart, .z1a -o 31 . . . - - - X. - -.-0 . nloa 3 ka . 4 m.-u 4 7:4 as- .- , 7 -' - ur- noun.- ' 1V. IilunJL , $ 4 z . , 4 , i: r 4 1 2 gI ' ll lv- 1r, . x . 4 i 1-; It 7' . l -. if :1' a 4; 4 . . J' '4 V DVEIHISINB The Annual Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the many advertisers who made this annual possible. PlEASANI RIDE! SNAEK SHHP Compliments of Candy Malts BHARlES M. CHHEH Ice Cream Milk Shakes General Contractor Hamburgers Phone 279 Hot Dogs Charlestown Novelities and Sundry Items Phone 61 Charlestown Indiana , , - ,-WMKBWM$W ?'Ma-mmm-mwao: '. 4 .: -. 4 .4 HAlFS SERVIBE SIMIIIN SINClAIH PRIHHIHS Road Service Motor Tune Up Wheel Alignment and Balancing Day Phone 549 Night Phone 269 Charle s town Indiana -..'!? : ' 9 ' !'3 -- ' L . -rr.-,vv - H5 V 1111 .f: ,, J-.. - ,iia? ii ...; ', 1; WW 'HW Phone 53 or 57 Charlestown BUSH-KHHR Ell. Sporting Goods 340 Vincinnes Street Phone 5-6751 New Albany Indiana Coal Petroleum a Products . :3 Arthur E . Keller Phone Jeff 3 -6147 For Courteous Home Deliveries Compliments of IHE WHIIE HBUSE ..... With You in Mind New Albany Indiana At Your Favorite Fobd Stores AEINA SERVICE Pelsor and Rice--Managers At the underpass. Charlestown, Indiana Tires - -Batteries ZOHr-JIPOHDUUUCF if A N ' ; IJYU AWN!!! Bulova and E1 gin Watche s WESHRN MINI ASSIHIIAH SHIRE Wizard Appliances Truetone Radios and Televisions Easy Terms RAH WMCH SHHP Next to Venro Theater A Complete line of diamond rings Charlestown Indiana Home Owned and Operated by Bob Williams Charlestown Phone 307 291 Market Street Indiana Expert Watch Repairing For a Complete Line of Sporting Goods and Auto Accessories L. Clarence Myers Phone 215 John W. Turner Phone 209 Building Contractor s Charl e s town Indiana AERO CAB COMPANY Compliments of HI-TEEN CLUB Safe Dependable Service Two Convenient Locations 241 Market Street Main and Main Cross Phones Community Building Charles town 444 122 Compliments of CHARLESTOWN SERVICE LAU NDRY DEB'S BEAUTY SHOP Free pick up and delivery Not open Saturdays Phone 110 Jim and Gladys Russell Charlestown Phone 130 -W Indiana Charlestown Indiana wwwmmwmmummwnwuwzmm q. r, V ., 1.3.4: zddlnmnuuumimu '.. J hum: 4L, .14 w. 3.. , ,7 u t.-ulNJuMMhlliH' ' 44 .6405; -..;.. .-.........;....;ut.nr. K 4 4 Hg - -gg- gw ma t CHMS-Hlll MPAIHMENI SHIRE Your Home Owned Store Phone 282' -:x.:: -4. . 'A ';:. 3'4 .l-k WW - 44 ' q Lira; .wv .mn-o- . A n' .' C . : Charlestown .. . WIHII'TF'JTIUTW' ' ! 1 y . ..; .. Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1954 Compliments of BAIRIJ IBE CREAM Clarksville Indiana Mamaa'MWEWLWLWWb 'Ml1'--fi;.'7'uhs'm5lnwWNW vmk-mmfr M'H' BAH JEWHHY When you think of jewelry, think of Gay's On the square--Char1estown, Indiana Phone 95 Store in ' , v f ' Nationally Jeffersonville ' Advertised and 7- Merchandise . . I. VMMT w Loulsv1lle - . mmmwvg E m . aupwu- bau- Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Compliments of mm ciaum n. t. M. c. . Wishing the class of 54 every success Phone 342 Sellersburg Indiana m3 AAw L 1H0 J?.i u ts'v - hut.- N43; xgm;-u-r-un1 '1'; -0 CAL' 'T'ff. -r TWIN W ' 1 d v '1 1' Vilnll' M 0mm Highway $43 and Housing Project Finest in Foods Farm Fresh Vegetables Open for customers' convenience from 7:30 A.M. until 10:00 P. M, every day. Owned and Operated by two Poor but honest local boys Doug Braswell and Walter O'Brien WlllBBX MHIHH BHMPANY, INB. Your Local Buick--Chevrolet Phone 3-3546 Sales and Service 140-150 Spring Street Jeffer sonville Indiana Open Day and Night EHNH RESTAURANI Curb Service Nitely A Snack or A Meal .vngzx Highway 62 1 Mile South of Charlestown Indiana n. l'a V; , WWWHNWIWIM 'm'm'mrufnvHun I 'n 1 . .n-l 1 nM-w L z I F. 9r ';1 ig'.'..'hm .-J . 4:; 5 v .p Compliments of WEINSTEIN'S Young Men's Clothing 355 Spring Street Jeffersonville Indiana Compliments of KELLY VANCE MOTORS Home of Top Quality Used Cars 8th and Spring Jeffersonville Indiana Compliments of O.K. SHOE SHOP Full Line of Shoe Polish 278 Main Street Charle stown Indiana Compliments of COOPER DRUG COMPANY A Complete Drug Store Phone 62 Sellersburg Information pleas e - - - For the right furniture With the right prices Stop at BENSINGER'S 301 -317 Spring Street Jeffer sonville Indiana UTLEY'S SHELL SERVICE Road Service 7th and Spring Street Phone 3-8971 Jeffer sonville Indiana Used Cars Next to Steiden Store Phone 21637 JEFF AUTO SALES DeSoto Plymouth Dealer 8th and Spring Street Phone 3-3593 Jeffersonville Indiana Compliments of E. B. AND HAZEL GRIFFIN Charle stown Indiana w mwg.w...;. .. .4 Hum. ...... Prompt Ambulance Service Charlestown 893 High Street Plan Your Future Now Thrift is a must for success--a savings account here will help! We Pay 2'70 interest on savings. HHSI BANK 0f CHARIESHIWN CharlestOWn Indiana '- WmdmehmmaMuwijw wk ' SELLERSBURG LUMBER SUPPLY THE SPEED HOTEL Complete Line of Building Supplies Home Cooked Food Porter Paints Phone Phone Sellersburg 550 Sellersburg 171 Highway 31 Speed Indiana Compliments of Compliments of GEORGE HINTON CHARLES R. WERLE Realtors and Insurance Shell Service Station Phone 4 Phone 6 5 Sellersburg Sellersburg Indiana Compliments of Compliments of JIIFS BARBER SHHP SWIM Good Place to Get Clipped Headquarters for 3.11 Hunters, Shell Service Liars and Fishermen Road Service 258 Market Street Goodyear Tires and Batteries Next to Helen's Restaurant State Road 62 East Phone 3-8069 Charle stown Indiana J effe r s onville Indiana Cheerful Credit Friendly Service William McCami sh Manager Pat Wilson As sistant Manager N. Denkler Cr e dit Manage r Charles Wilson Service Man 142 Market Street Phone 481 Short Orders Malts Curb Service Milk Shakes Sundaes Banana Splits Soft Drinks Good Food Drive -In R e staurant Phone 456 Highway if3 Charlestown JAMES R. HHJSER Hardware Company 432 Spring Street Jeffersonville MORROW AND BARE MOTOR COMPANY Your Friendly Gulf Dealer Day Phone 7 or 71 Night Phone 366-M or 86-J2 Complete Automotive Service Painting and Body Work 24 Hour Wrecker Service Charle stown Indiana Compliments of BLYTHE'S INSURANCE AGENCY 256 Market Street Phone 490 Charlestown 24 Hour Wrecker Service CHARLESTOWN MOTOR COMPANY Phone 1 Nights, Sundays and Holidays Phone 473 Charle stown Indiana Phone 3-8144 Indiana Compliments of GOODMAN DRUGS Phone 178 Charle stown J. JULIUS' SONS Florists 109 W. Maple Street Phone 3 -6114 Jeffersonville Compliments of EVANS FAIR STORE 441 Spring Street Jeffersonville Indiana VVB9'W W : .imnmxmum. wn Mchu 9. . ,, HEYN STATIONERS Compliments of BERTON D, JENKINS Stationery Greeting Cards Printing Justme 0f the Peace 422 Spring Street Phone 3-3686 1 I d. Char estown n lama Jeffersonvillle SAVE Compliments of By Driving HALEYIS DRUGS Kaiser or a Willy McKesson Products LEROY ANDRES Russell Stover's Candies Phone 3-6605 31-E and 31-W 428 Spring Street Phone 9 9 Jeffer s onville Indiana Sellersburg Order Your Lime Government or Cash Orders Compliments of LEROY ANDRES STROTHER'S Complf-zte Service Aetna Service Station 10th and Main Street Phone 99 Jeffersonville Indiana Sellersburg Indiana HANGER'S DRUG Compliments of Call your doctor, then call us! Prescriptions our Specialty J.C. STORE Phone 3-3591 Jeffersonville Indiana Charlestown . 3 ,9 g - Wmuurv: mummmmmu..vx-..-.v.-wr: n'! um-udw' 9 :' .szua amuucuuwm. . 3 . Compliments of Compliments of MARHOEFER PACKING COMPANY Famous For Quality ESTES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE 847 West Main Muncie and Chicago Jeffer sonville Indiana Phone 168 - 2 Charlestown Indiana .31.. .z a V u m . . . - . . . . .. . mormmn .4 I . The Distributors of Thoughts Ideas and Commodities RUSS AND RUSS LUMBER COMPANY 1570 East 10th Street Phone 2-1335 Jeffer s onville Indiana Compliments of HELEN'S RESTAURANT 260 Market .' N'I'IVVTF' Phone 143 Cha r1 e stown Indiana Compliments of PETERS INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Phone 260 vi. Compliments of BOTTORFF'S PHARMACY Phone 171 ' vurrrrr'vvrwrnr ' ' ' t: ..1 m Charle stown Charles town Compliments of PAYNE AND EGAN BARBER SHOP Where our customers send their friends. REICH'S MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Phone 250 Cha rle stown Indiana Charle stown Indiana Skelgas Ranges IAH 3mm SERVICE Motorola Washers Coleman Dryers Goodrich Heating and Air-Conditioning Engineers Televisions Cylinder, Metered and Bulk Bottled Gas Charlestown Phone 492 Indiana BlHllNS HAHN! 81 HI. SERVICE 772 Main Street Charlestown, Indiana Phonograph Records MGM-RCA- Columbia Decca-Capitol Popular Country New and Used Phone 172 or 258 0880M 8308. Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer 6th and Michigan Phone 2-1365 Jeffersonville Indiana BHHINS MP1. SHIRE Manager - -Joe Newton Phone 388 Charle stown KANNAIPH'S Grade A Dairy 1801 East Spring Phone 5 -6679 New Albany PIIINI BHM'EHY 1 Hz Mile North of Charlestown On State Highway 3 Charlestown Phone 241 Indiana CAlADRYl ' Huuuy aw SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Photographic Supply Fountain Service ' Phone 384 Greeting Cards Charle s town Indiana : W'1W ?!me-WTT'W. m.www.rmwuqth ,. .. 5 .TW.,I,.... '3 4. IVA 5.. ' a ; 2.--......-u-.-., Warp? CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP Compliments of UNITED HOME FURNISHINGS Restaurant and Station COMPANY Open 24 Hour 3 I W, 2 .2W 7 .tf:.m- . ,-...q 2 Complete Home Furnishings Road 31-E Jeffersonville Jeffersonville Sellersburg Scottsburg Compliments of MURPHY'S D-X Service SOUTHERN INDIANA OIL COMPANY Complete line of Tires and Accessories See Joe O'Brien Greasing--Washing Charlestown 3or-2 Phone 3-8933 Jeffersonville 2-2233 10th and Locust ' U. S. Royal Tires Jeffersonville Indiana , 714 Sprmg Street - Jeffe r s onville Indiana GENERAL PRINTING COMPANY Fine Groceries Fresh Vegetables Frozen Foods Quality Fresh Meats Charlestown Courier Roy H. Farmer Printer 8 - -Publisher s Charle stown Indiana Compliments of GREISSEL GROCERY Compliments of Free Delivery MERRILL D. HUFFSTETTER Phone 31 First Mayor of Charlestown Charlestown IHE MAIN Sllllllll Phone 576 1 Photo grapher Cleon Zimmerman Special Attention to Children Kodak Films De veloped Scottsburg u!.1'mn'mhi..thh-JMLNM 1 ' ' CANNHN'S HllRISIS AND GREENHIIIJSE Opposite Clarksville Fire Department Phone 3-7576 Flowers for all Occasions Clarks ville Indiana. SHHHSBURG SHINE $0., INC. Crushed Stone Lime Dust Sellersburg r z 1 ' 2 4 x . . u V n, H. i . a 1. I - , , , K J' av ' n v INDIANA lllHHUlNG EHMPANY 735 Main Street - '- l l U'wv-w'wfrm-q- Complete Line of Household Furniture and Appliances New and Used Your credit is good--Easy Terms Blanton Young, Manager Charlestown Phone 261 McCAMMllN PRAIHER MINOR Ell. Chevrolet-Allis - Chalmers Cars-Trucks-Tractors Equipment U. S. 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HESSlE General Hardware Postmaster Phone 62 Charle stown Indiana Indiana Charle stown ; ' -' v'v; 'Mmgmu'mhwg ,7 ., - Building Materials Ready Mixed Concrete Charlestown Compliments of NH MARKH Choice Meats Compliments of HARIMAN MMIIRS Dodge Plymouth Fresh Vegetables Fancy Fruits Highway 62 and Frozen Foods 137 Kenwood Phone 180 Phone 92 Charle stown Charle stown Indiana Complim ents of PREWIH SERVICE SMIIBN Shell Gas and Oil Compliments of SKEHER'S RESIAIIRANI Short Orders Batteries Tires Home Made Chili Tubes State Road 62 Phone 386 Phone 1 12 Charlestown Charle stown Indiana VENHH IHEMEH Now Equipped With Giant Wide Screen Polo-Lite and 3-D System For the Best in Family Entertainment Phone 140 Charle stOWn Indiana mm. :A? 'mu'. t. Irma Kirk David Allen Compliments of BMW SHIRE Wilma Barrett Bud Barrett 310 Main Cross Phone 16 3 Charlestown Indiana -- mmuamm: . Mgmacrwuw; WW. s HA'WWW g-v--- e; an BHARHSWWN SENIHR MASS VISIIS WASHINGHIN, 0.1:. May 19, at 1:30 in the afternoon anxious Charlestown seniors and two wondering sponsors left Charlestown destined for Washington, D. C. The first driver was Mr. Whitaker. He drove to Cincinnati. We had a fifteen minute stop in Cincinnati and there we sent cards to friends and bought souvenirs. Mr. Hudson was our next driver. He drove to Clarksburg, West Virginia. From there our next driver was Mr. Snape. Jokes, pranks, song fests and many apples were enjoyed by Wide awake students and chaperons. Our first night was spent going through parts of Ohio, West Virginia, and Virginia. Because of weather conditions we arrived in Washington, D. C. at 11:30 Thursday morning. As we crossed the Potomac going into Washington, D. C. , we saw the Jefferson Memorial Monument, the Lincoln Monument, the Washington Monument, the Pentagon and all the Federal Buildings on Constitution Avenue. We were much amazed to learn that the electrical system is run underground and only the light poles are visible. On the way to the hotel we passed along beautiful shady streets. We arrived at the hotel at 12:30. After being assigned to our rooms we had only fifteen minutes to refresh ourselves and get ready for our tour of the many in- teresting things we had seen on our way in. After our departure from the hotel we boarded the bus for our tour. Our guide pointed out several places of interest such as the Supreme Court, the National Archives Building, the National Gallery of Art, and the Smithsonian Institute. The latter was given to the United States by an Englishman who was never in the U. S.A. Inside the building one could see exhibits of almost everything from guns to types of cloth. In one room, the exhibits were pertaining to the airplane and modern travel. We saw everything from the Kitty Hawk to the modern day jets. The next wing were the first automobiles and motorbikes as well as fire apparatus of pioneer days. By the time we covered this much of the exhibits, we realized it was time to return to the bus for a tour of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. At the Building of Printing and Engraving, where they make our federal currency, a lady guided us through the building where we saw the making of money from one dollar bills up to ten thousand dollar bills. The money that was defective in some way was checked with a red pencil and was burned. Sixty-three million dollars are made each day. After we left the Bureau of Engraving we stopped for lunch at one of the restaurants outside of Alexandria, from there our tour carried us through Alexandria. One of the first places we saw was the home of John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers. We saw the Christ Church that Washington attended, The Blair House and first public school. We saw many cobblestone streets as we passed through Alexendria on our way to Mount Vernon. We visited Mount Vernon, the beautiful and stately home of George Washington. The beautiful estate sits high on a hill overlooking one of the most peaceful and lovely stretches of the Potomac River. The house is a large, comfortable, white pillared building. The two and a half story house has 19 large rooms with most of the original furniture. The house is surrounded by many of the beautiful flowers, trees and shrubs Washington planted. At the side of the building and behind it are thirty small buildings which housed the slaves, servants, and farm equipment. We visited the Arlington Cemetery and saw the tombs of the men who fought in the World Wars. We saw the tombs of Abraham Lincoln's son and President Taft, who is the only president buried in the cemetery. This is a very large and beautiful cemetery and is kept very well. After leaving the cemetery We returned to the hotel and again had only fifteen minutes to dress and catch a trolley for the boat. The group left the Carrol Arms Hotel at 7:30 p.m. The 8:30 moonlight cruise features a top dance orchestra. The boat docked at beautiful Marshall Hall Amusement Park on the Maryland shore of the Potomac. We were there for forty-five minutes and returned to the Carroll Arms Hotel. 79 The following day we visited the capital building. We saw the House of Representatives and Senate. We saw a room of statues of men representing every state in the Union, and some very beautiful paintings valued as high as $15, 000, 000. There was also the room of whispers where a person can stand on one side and hear a person whisper from the other side of the room. While we were touring the capital, we walked down the longest hall in the world. After we left the White House we went to Washington's Monument which is 555 feet high. From the top of the Monument we saw many buildings which we were not able to visit; they are the Atomic Energy Commission, the Government Department Building, Union Station, which has the largest waiting room in the world, the Pan American Building, the Pentagon, and the Supreme Court Building. As we left Washington, D. C. on Friday afternoon at 1:30 we saw the Embassies Road. When we arrived in Gettysburg; we hired a guide who took us on a one and one -half hour tour. We saw the place where Lincoln made his Gettysburg Address. There are 967 graves of unknown dead whose only markers are little white stones with numbers on them. After the tour we ate lunch at Gettysburg. While we were in Gettysburg, several of the students visited the room where Lincoln wrote his Gettysburg Address. In a separate room there was the bed which Lincoln slept in while in Gettysburg. He also had collected the table and chair which Lincoln sat in to write his speech. Coming back we came by the way of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. We passed through six tunnels each 1 1W2 miles long. Our next stop was Pittsburgh, about 2:30 Saturday morning. At Washington Court House, Ohio, we ate breakfast. And from there on to Cincinnati, Ohio. We left Cincinnati at about 11:00 and reached Charlestown about 2:00 Saturday evening.