Daleville High School - Da Capo Yearbook (Daleville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1951 volume:

QMS BQQYL X5 THE PROVERTY i - im, Y xr. A my L ,-f' ,..-.... ,,,,,.....--a-- .lr 'E O. 3 'V me lC6LiL0lfl How beautiful is youth! how br1ght it gleams With its lllusions asp1rations dreams! Book of Beginnings, Story l1th0ut End, Each maid a heroine and each man a friend! Longfellow In memory of our friend and classmate, Phillip Pittenger who lost his life in June, 1949 the members of the Senior Class of Da1ev1lle High School, dedicate this, the 1951 YearbooV Z0 O f S . , . , I l I 'el jllIl - ' Fixx ADMINI ST RATIGN 5 I CLCM F1TSt row Mr Klng, Mr Heath Pr1nc1pa1 Nr Helvey Mrs Bowman, Mrs CBFm1ChB6l, Mrs Newbery Second row Mr Rust, Mr Dav1s, Mrs Wolfe Mrs Caughran, Mrs Bobb1tt, Mrs VhnC1eve, Mr Holbrook, Mrs Cauble Mrs McNary O O I . 2 a . 9 , 0 . , ' 0 , 1 o ' 0 o 0 2 0 ' a I o - , 0 . ' s . I O O , I f YEARBOOK STAFF Edltor 1n Chief Wanda Stanley Ass1stant Edltor Earl LeMond Business Manager Rex Rees Assistant BUSIHGSS Manager Charlene Neff Sports Ed1tor Harold Hartzell In Charge of Pictures Sue McWilliams Yearbook Plannlng Commlttee lla Antr1m, Chairman Rex Rees Wanda Stanley Jack Reeves Class Hlstory Nancy Hale Barbara Shoemaker Class Wlll Joyce Pfenning Donna Miller Class Prophecy Ila Antrim Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Donna Barkdull CLASS OFFICERS CLASS MOTTO L1 yan Walker Genle Barkdull Jeanne Aldrlch Joyce Pfennlng It 1sn't the motto that hangs on the wall but the motto you 11VS that counts most of all Class Flower Plnk Carnatlon 1 II . - Oo counsel O . . so 0 ...IIC .. no 0 . osooou Q X no e o canoe . . . . . 1 H . . . 7 . . . 0 . . - 3'-ff -gawticffl fl, I 17. xr: V -. - un-M. QW -.. 'vilv-, 1 I A rm f gf 4 :Q . QQ fi 51. .Q A ' .:sf4 M E35 ,VQA -ew. s 1 f f LI LYAN WALKER Pre s 1 dent Pep Club, F H A , Chorus Girls State, 4 H Sextet Dra.mat1cs Club, Junlor Play, Band. GENIE BARKDULL, Vice Pres Baseball, Basketball an Track JEANNE ALDRICH Secretary F H A Dramatlos Club Pep Club, Chorus, Sextet Prom Queen, Junlor Play JOYCE PF':NNING, Treasurer If Chorus,FHA,IRC WAN DA S TAN LEY Yearbook Ed1tor Pep Clab, Chorus , Junlor Play EARL LEMOND Asslstant Yearbook Ed1tor Baseball Basketball, Boys State, Junlor Play :iii QT 'ZRAXW LJ ZX X dv I BARBARA SHOEMAKER Forum, Pep Club, Dramatios Club, Sextet, Chorus,Band, State Vice Pres.of F.H.A., 4'H, I OROCO BOB MOORE Basketball, Track Jun1or Play, Baseball DONNA MILLER Junlor Play, Band Chorus Dramatlcs Club DAVID BAKER Baseball, Basketball H, Chorus Student Manager Band, Chorus, Junior Play, I R C SUE MCWILLIAMS Dramat1cs Club Sextet F H A Chorus, Pep Club 4 H, Junlor Play, Band JACK REEVES Chorus,Yell Leader, I R HW giraffe FK 4' f 59 if Kiki ILA ANTRIM Draxnatics Club, Chorus F.H.A., Pep Club, Forum, Sextet, Junior Play, Band, I.R.C., 4-H. REX REBS kb ? f K C51 a , 5. ls 'Q Chorus, Pep Club, I.R.C. 'fig ' xx i MARILEE GENTRY F.H.A., Sextet, Chorus. . is I BOB SMI TH HAROLD HARTZELL Basketball Track Band Baseball, 4 H, Chorus JIM GINDHLRT Boy Soouts,Ye1l Leacler,Pep fm Club, Junior Play, chorus Y , ,. .p NANCY HALE Forum, F.H.A., Chorus, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Sex- tet, Chorus, I.R.C. BILLY THOPJI BRO CHARLENE NEFF Forum, F H A , Chorus Pep if X w,r.K ww 4' wmv! X5 Club, 4 H, 1 fa EARL EVERE TT DONNA BARKDU LL Chorus Pep Club, Student Director of Junlor Play JIM BURCAW 454-2 Chorus Pep Club, Junior ,- 'Nun Play 2, Z wb' CLASS WILL We, the students of the Sen1or Class of Dalev1lle School, belng of sound mlnd and body, do hereby leave our last will and testament to the underclass men as follows I, Wanda Stanley, leave my ab1l1ty to do shorthand to anyone stupid enough to take lt my ab1l1ty to get out of study hall the tenth perlod without a blue slip to Blrd Strange, and my seat in the assembly to anyone who likes to be surrounded by eighth graders whlle trying to study I, Lilyan Walker, leave my 4 H Club record to Joan Smith my ability to go steady to Eldora Ackenback and my abil1ty to cook and sew to Eleanor Hurley I, J1m G1ndhart will my freckles to Jack Beck and my curly hair to Don Kline I, Donna Mlller, w1ll my abllity to talk 1n the assembly and get away with itto Mary Catherine Gindhart my ab1lity to wear sweaters to Eldora Ackenback and my abillty to go steady wlth a Gindhart to Barbara Gentry I, Charlene Neff, will my Jolly dispos1t1on to Kay McNew, my soft laughter and sweet vo1ce to Marg1e Poor, my black eyebrows to Eleanor Hurley, and my ab11ity to have nlghtmares to Jackie Needham Bowman,and my ability to talk with littlemotion of the hands to Mrs Bobbitt I, Genie Barkdull,w11l my Chevy '0ffenhouser' to the Driver Trainlng class because 1f they can drive it they can drive anything,my basketball uniform to TedBricker and Anlta lambert,and four years of atbletlc experience to Russell Howe I Ila Antrim will my seat in the assembly next to Jack Beck to anyone who llkes red hair,my ability to work w1thout plans to Mrs Wolfe my abllity to get along with Mr Helvey to Eleanor Hurley I,Joyce Pfenn1ng,will my ability to laugh to Jo Ellen Hatfield, my ab1l1ty to bake cakes to Joyce Jones and my Mllwaukee accent to Annle if she wants more than she already has I, Sue McWill1ams, will my abillty to type to Mrs Wolfe, my seat in the assembly to Gary for the next four years and my abillty to talk 1n the assembly wlthout gettlng caught to Jim Shoemaker. I, Dave Baker, will my student managing job to Allen Klng, my bashfulness to Jim Shoemaker, and my love for my fellow classmates to Dick Snyder I, Donna Sue Barkdull, leave my seat in the assembly to anyone who thinks they can out talk Teddy Bricker, my abllity to wear slacks and blue jeans to Margaret Hunter,and my abil1ty to get along w1th the teachers to Bill Howard . a . . . - . , . . 0 . . , I ,Q . , I, Jeanne Aldrich, leave my smile to Keith Yarberry,my brown eyes to Mrs. .0 , Q 4 . . I I . . 3 l 0 V . . . Class Wlll Qcontlnuedl I Bob Smith, w1ll my last year in Dalev1lle to Mr Heath, my ab1l1ty to get my lessons to Pat Brown, and my ab1l1ty to stay 1n school fourteen years to J1m Paul, B1ll Leathers, Willard Cheatham, and Joyce Jones I Bob Moore, will my ability to go steady to Willard Cheatham and Steve Chambers, my ability to go out for all sports to Don Davis, and I will 'Th Th1ng Cmy Model AI to anyone capable of keep1ng lt runnmg I, Jack Reeves, will my ability to Slng to Russell Howe, my way with girls to Jack Beck, and my dancing ability to B1rd Strange I Barbara Shoemaker, w1ll my lang legs and my ability to get by w1th sleeping 1n the assembly to Bird Strange, my little mouth and quiet manner to Thelma luttrull,and my little black book to the kids who s1t around me 1n the assembly, so they won't have to bother taking it away from me and tear1ng out the pages I, Jim Burcaw, will my ability to play the P18nO to Don Dav1s, my ab1l1ty to get the car every hlght to Don Kline, and m black ha1r to Charles Huber I, Nancy Hale, will my ab1l1ty to read good books to Jim Paul, my low alto ve1ce to JHD1O0 Woods and m office as Pres1dent of the F H A to W1llard Cheatham I, Earl LeMond leave my fa1thfu1 hot rod to Charl1e Huber and Kay Gunter f1t very seldom fails to start, k1dsJ my ab1l1ty to throw a baseball to J1m I Harold Hartzell, w1ll my basketball play1ng abllity to J1m Phill1ps, my tra1n1ng rules to B1rd Strange, and my seat 1n the assembly to anyone who wants to sit 1n it I B1lly Thornbro, will my NTODI wave to Jim Hunter, my new razor to any freshman boy who 1S learning to be a man, my ab1l1ty to get good grades in Advanced Algebra to anybody who needs the cred1ts and I'm going to keep m wavy hair because I m1ght need it in 1983 I Rex Rees, will my red hair and freckles to B111 Bowman, and my pink' Chevy to Charl1e M1nn1ck I, Earl Everett w1ll to Mr King my he1ght, my love for school to CUPt18 Hlghmlller, and my ab1l1ty to read books and get noth1ng out of them to Mr Helvey I Marllee Gentry, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along Ilth Fred Lewis to Mary Cather1ne Gindhart,my ab1l1ty to get out of study hall to Esther Wheeler, and my pretty curly ha1r to Anita Lambert In W1tness Whereof, we, the Senlor Class of Daleville Hlgh School have set our hand and sealed our hearts th1s tenth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand n1ne hundred and flfty one ' . . . . 9 . ' 8 . gg . . . . ' . . . . . - O 0 U . I W , . 0 1 a . O 'B1uebeard' Hunter, and my false teeth to Jim Phillips. , . . . . . - -n 0 u Q . I ' ll . 0 0 Q , . K . . . , . . . . . Play It 13 Memor1al Day 1961, at the 500 M116 former Nancy Hale lS at the Speedway w1th Th1s famous deteot1ve 18 on the lookout for the very well known head 1nter1or decorator dec1ded to come to see the race Wlth h1m and Speedway 1n Ind1anapol1s The her pr1vate d6t6Ct1V6 husband p1ckpockets so Nancy who 18 at Marshall F1eld, 1n Ch1oago, the1r ten 11t1l6 pr1vate eyes Well what do you know' here lt 13 race t1me and whom do we see dr1v1ng a very sleek race car but last year 1n the race, because he has developed Bob 13 engaged 1n farm1ng Genle Barkdull Gen1e came 1n second to Bob Moore but th1S year Gen1e says that he th1nks he can w1n a new super charged gasol1ne to use 1n th1s race when he 1SH't rac1ng D1rectly across the 81816 we see Barbara Shoemaker the World's champ1on heavy he1ght wrestler Barbara 18 now seven feet tall and we1ghs about three hundred danc1ng months because pounds Wlth her at the race 18 J1m Glndhart who 18 now the head teacher at Arthur hurray's J1m says that 1n the next two or three he th1nks Mr Murray 1S plannlng to turn the school over to h1m he 18 a better teacher than Mr Murray After the race we drove down through Ind1anapol1s, and on the way we saw L1lyan and Harold Hartzell Lilyan 18 now Home Econom1cs 1nSfFuCtOF at Mdwllllams who 15 now marr1ed and has two ch1ldren of her own 13 the1r baby s1tter when L1lyan 1S t68Ch1Dg As we drove a l1ttle farther,we saw a s1gn wh1ch read, Donna and Wanda's Nlght Club H Yes lt was the same old twosome aga1n nanda and Meredith are marr1ed and have three sets of tw1ns Qall l1ttle sa1lor boys,of course As we went 1DS1d9 we discovered that the bubble dancers were also old classmates Jeanne Aldr1ch and Joyce Pfenn1ng The band now at the club 18 J1m Burcaw's w1th Jack Reeves as vocal1st The boys Just got back from an engagement at the Waldorf ASt0P1B where they were enthus1ast1cally rece1ved As we left the off1cial bouncer of the club was stand1ng at the door and we surely were SUTpP1S6d when we recogn1zed h1m to be Bob Sm1th After leav1ng the club, we wandered on through Ind1anapol1s and, walk1ng down the street we thought we recogn1zsd the lady who was COm1ng along all loaded down w1th bundles Yes, lt was the former lla Antr1m who 18 now Mrs Rees She said she left Rex at home W0rk1ng and tak1ng care of the fam1ly lhey have twelve ch11dren you know They d6C1d6d to see 1f lt 1S really true that they are cheaper by the dozen As we were leav1ng Ind1anapol1s we passed by the Art Museum Mar11ee Gentry 18 1n charge of lt She Sald she was so busy running the Museum that she never had tlme to get marr1ed Donna Ml1l6P, now marr1ed to Joe G1ndhart, has a home on the outskirts of ChSStGPf16ld She and Joe have three sets of tr1p1ets I 0 QC . . , -H. . . . . . . . . . , . , I . , . . . . . . . . . 1 u S , i . ' . . . . , . I . v D Y . . v . Q n , . . 0 I Daleville High School and Harold is the 4-H leader of Salem Township. Sue , H 1 , .. ' . . . , ,. . . . . pg . Q . , . ' . . W . . . A . J . , 0 s u - , D . . O , Q I 1 I , . 1 A 0 n As we reach Daleville we see Bill Thornbro driving a truck which says 'City of Dalev1lle ' B111 has one of the most important Jobs of the city that of dog catcher He said that he was very lucky to get that Job but as he was a friend of Earl Everett who 1S mayor, the Job was his for the ask n Two of the important dignitaries from the 1951 class who are now on va cation are Charlene Neff and Earl LeMond Charlene is pres1dnet of Harvard and Earl is the world's foremost atomic scientist Last but not least we see Joan Bobbitt As we stop and talk we learn that she hasn't taught school for ten years She said that after sponsoring the class of 'Sl' for three years she d1dn't feel like her nerves could stand uch more we also learned that she had published a book called 'Shorthand in Ten Easy Lessons sS2l'll0l' Gfariif A5 t0l'g 'Twas the Hlght of the class party for the 1951 seniors The hours s11pped by The hilarity mounted and was climaxed when someone pulled out the first grade picture of twelve years a o There were Miss Lontgomery's darlings of 1939 Look at them Sue had long curls Barbara d1dn't have any front teeth Genie was the tough little mutt who stole D8V1Q'S and Earl Everett's girl Earl Lekond was so busy studying that he cou1dn't be bothered Nancy and Donna Barkdull were the champion basketball players of the class Marilee was always the f1rst one to arrive at school Rex was bashful CHe hadn't met Ila yet J Jack Reeves' vocal cords were already showing promise Sam's tendencies also had begun we often mlSS6d him at school out picking corn with Dad Charlene Joined us, and of course, we liked her smiles and curls Well time passes on we were soon in second grade We can never forget our nice little rugs on which we took naps Miss Drum let us use them often to keep us sweet and angelic Do you remember Janet Rees? Oh yes, she is one of the Einsteins of Yorktown Don't ever say we weren't considerate of our erst while rivals. The second year went fast and who should Mrs Muterspaugh see coming in her door but us On that first day in the third grade, the little girls all got a thrill, for it was then that they met the red headed charmer, Dick Groce The boys too, gained they thought L1lyan and Babette Overholser Joined our ranks Promotion came in due season There we got a former teacher but with a new name Miss Montgomery, now Mrs Weinie Students come and go Judy Barkdull depleted our ranks She decided to be an Owlet at Muncie Burris Why do our brain children have to leave? , Q 0 . - . I . I ' - 1 g. I o u' .1 . . . .ll ' - . lr . 11 gg . - .-. . O friends and made it worse by catching them on the playground and kissing them. .. I , . j 0 I O . O , . , O . . . Then before we could drlve Mrs Welnle completely lnsane she shot us up the 1nCl1D6 lnto Mr Nelson's klnd and patlent hands Who could ever forget the storles packed w1th adventure that he read to us' Only a few months gone by when we heard the strangest nolses We rushed 1nto the MUSIC Room whom should we flnd but Burcaw tickling the PIBHO, and, wlth hlm another boy, B1lly3oe Hhen mr across the hall 1nto hrs a sweet llttle glrl, and Aldrlch and she wanted to nelson had taught us all he could we started to JOlD our class had and new run E111SOD'S Sllth grade room In the rush we ran over as we helped her up, she told us her name was Jeanne Just when thlngs were gettlng dull who should walk 1D to remedy the situa tlon but hr Glndhart Also, there was another teaslng l1ttle fat boy who came to JO1n us thls year and annoy the glrls But how were they to know that he was to become a star basketball player for NMDCIS Central Ah yes Jim Lace Junlor Hlgh School was ant1c1pated but we had a few m1sg1v1ngs Would we have to act our age now that we were growlng up? But hr Heath took care of that The assembly was d1v1ded Ila Antrlm llked the group so much that she used her 8b1lit168 even more and come up to jO1D us to make another elghth grader The long looked for day came when the study hall doors were flung open and ln walked the Blg Shot Freshmen Ugh! IH1t18t1OHx Green Palntl Alum! A few rough edges smoothed off! A b1t of tonlng year we were gett1ng places we gave our The 8dd1t1OD8 to our ranks 1n the Freshman Stanley, Donna Mlller and Fred Hagney we were doing well we thought down! Well before the end of the first one act play for the P T A year were 1n the persons of Wanda Our Sophomore year mlght have been dull 1f Bob Moore had not put 1n h1s appearance My those flre englne red corduroysl Too, we were quite proud when all of our hands began to glltter wlth new class F1HgS We were Jolly Junlors except for one thlng the loss of our good frlend Ph1ll1o P1ttenger Ah, but th18 was a year of many fun packed act1v1t1es and m6mOF19S that w1ll forever llnger We w1ll never forget the carn1val,the play, and the prom Here we are senlors It seemed far away, but it has come sooner than we thought Those who remaln and those who have gone have made a chapter 1n Dale v11le H1gh School H1story The class of 1951 is happy to have contributed 1ts part . .v . . - . J ' 1 . . . . . e e V , , , V I . S . 7 . e . . . - - . . 1, Q. ,. Q e , . 4 . . ' 0 0 , . . I 0 . 7 ' e g ' ' . . , . 1 ,,,, a D 9 ' I . O - 1 O Q I 0 D . Q -V ' ' 0 4 e . , . . I - . - . . . . . . e I . D g ' e e s . . . . v , e , e . . . . . . - ' 9 . . . ' 0 . . . -.. -- I L e A ' . . . f . - . I e 0 . V . w . - . . . , . 0 e Nwm fw- IUNIORS F1rst row Second row Third row Helen Becker, Barbara Gentry, Eleanor Hurley, Joyce Jones, Sarah Goss, Joyce Hough Douglas Smith V1rg1n1a Watson, Kay Gunter Barbara C0nk11 Carolyn Currey, Katy Franklin, Eldora Ackenback Jackie Bob Rlley, Jerry Smith Steven Chambers, Charles Huber Russell Howe, Art Myers J1m Paul, Bill Leathers Willard Cheatham, Bill Bowman, J1m Hunter, Don Davls President Margaret Hunter V106 Presldent Sarah Goss Secretary Treasurer Joyce Jones Buslness hanager Eleanor Hurley Forum Barbara Gentry Don Dav1s I1 2 , . . . ' . , Needham, Margaret Hunter, Mr. Helvey, Sponsor. , 3 u o . 0 I- - I SGPHCDMCDRES i SOPHOMORES First row Second row Third row Georgla Mathis, Esther Wheeler, Evanell Hendrloks, Shirley Whltworth, Betty Reeves, Mergorle Poor Jim y Phillips, Estelle Scott, Joan Burcaw, Beverly Medler Kay McNew, Anita Lambert Vera FcCardle Rosemary Barkdull Janice Woods, Phyll1s Mowrey, Mr Klng, Sponsor Gerald Kruger, Loren Holbrook, Bill Hall, Bill Heath, Jack Smlth, Joe Lambert, Kenny Palnter, Rlchard Montgomery, Don Kllne, Elmer Thornbro, Jack Beck, Don Wnble, Freddle Frank Fred Lewis, Byron Cade Presldent Rlchard Montgomery Vice Presldent An1ta Lambert Secretary Don Kl1ne Treasurer Kenny Pa1nter Forum Shlrley Whltworth of Q K Q . l 1 . . . 0 , v ' sf A I 'L l . Q Q 0 Q n . . . , 1 . . . . - - . . - Q . - . u 1 I FRESHMEN F1rst row Second row Third row Fourth row 'Gs 'Wm Myrneth R1chman, Buddy Aldrzch Charles M1nn1ck, Carl Westerman Glendon Grider, Glenn Cheatham Carol Banta, Ann Pfenn1ng, Janlce Moore, Joe Vanmatre, Joan Smith, Jan1ce Kllne, Phyllis Baldwln D1ck Snyder, Mary Ann Jackson, Nancy Needham, Carolyn Hough Frances Chambers, Mrs Caughran Sponsor, Thelma Luttrull Nancy Mean, Jean Wh1tworth, Janet Barkdull Curt1s Hlghmiller Duane Mingle Gary Klrkham, Harold Brewer, Ke1th Yarberry, Jack Rumler, Bill Howard, Stephen Zirkle, Ph1l Davis, Hall Brannon Ted Bricker, Homer Brannon, Pete Howard, D1ok Frazier, George Addison President Stephen Zirkle Vice Pres1dent Gary K1rkham Secretary Treasurer Janet Barkdull Forum Duane M1ngle tv ,,h nh, L tm A A . 'Fl ' 9 . . . . . . ' I I I . . O C . . . 0 . . ' I I , , , . . . , o . . . ' .U I . I - . . - . - - . ,Y MV NJ., JU ICR HI EIGHTI-I GRADE F1rst row Second row Thlrd row Sherry Ollver Irene Moore, Patty Tyner, Carol Reed Saloma Callahan Ruby Huffman, Jo Ellen Hatfleld Charles Mlller, B1lly Westerman, Delray Green Deanna Mudd Llnda Vean Rose kBP16 Crosley, Avxs Hollars Ross LcCardle Larry Qullllng Lowell James Larry Stewart, Gary Mch1ll1ams Rlchard Hurley R1chard Pur Robert Coffman, John Fletcher, Bobby Fox, Davld Shoemaker Davld Bratten Danny Turner, Bllly Currey President John Fletcher Vice Presldent Delray Green Secretary Treasurer Rose Marla Crosley v1s, if ' . . . Q ' l I 5 0 0 I. . ! . ' 1 I . . , . . K. , , , 1 9 ' 9 . . x , , . . 4 , lv. . . . . ' 3 1 ' . .. , . . , 0 - I 1 1 I . SEVENTH GRADE F1rst row Myrna Lee Hall Eleanor Ackenback, Iuella Gunter, Al1ce Utsler Rosemary Lyk1ns Llnda Jackson, Harrlet Le1sure Second row James Fletcher, Tommy Baker Carl Proffer, Janet Roberts, Mary Catherlne Gindhart, Joan Roberts, Danny Mowrey, Ph1ll1p Granger Billy Melton Thlrd row Ralph Whitworth, Willlam Crouch, Earl Wheeler, Raymond Gross, Raymond Smlth, Gary Crouch, Robert Melton, Larry Besser, Max Barkdull, Bobby Mingle President Eleanor Ackenback Vice Pres1dent Bobby M1ng1e Secretary Treasurer Sue Ann Sm1th . . O ' D I , 0 . ' a . . . . V 0 . . . . 0 - . - ' 1 1 . Q W2 Y , , ,wp wa, fx, sf. C .K fi' F18-:F Q. , ff' FN R S T T E E T B A L L First row Jim.Hunter, Willard Cheatham Jim Paul, B111 Leathers, Genie Barkdull Second rows lr Rust, Coach, B111 Bowman Charles Huber, Bob Moore, Harold Hartzell, Earl LeMond, David Baker . ,-N-Q 3 . L L' QYQK F I A H - B A S K 3 J O . ' ' e EEE 1 C 0 N D T E B A S K E T B A L L First row Joe Venmhtre, B111 Heath, Phil Davls, Jim Shoemaker, Bird Strange, Jim Phillips, Jack Beck Second row nr Rust, Coach, D1ck Montgomery, Ted Bricker, Jack Rumler, Duane Mingle Stephen Zirkle, oe Lambert Ei ii! S . Sf, Eggigiix EEE A? ', ' A.. fx? E525 iA x .-'1f- 1 -1-f rg- X, X XSL! S E A M - C 3 0 . ' , J . .vu 1 xx , V X,- x M WN, W VVAT v Im, , A- l ,E tgiit W3 wig- ff - 'iff nnu, 1 --,N 'K ,- f' Y 3? 1 If X ky xx .ggzi Q '33 - A C K T E Second row: Charles Huber, Art Myers Bob Moore Harold Hartzell, Jack Smith T R A M First row: Jim Shoemaker, Willard Cheatham, Bill Leathers, Genie Barkdull. D D V -15 N: M953- ,.f ii First row Mr Rust, Coach, Elmer Thornbro, J1m Hunter, Stephen Zirkle, David Baker, Ted Br1cker, Myrneth Richman, Willard Cheatham Earl LeMond, Genle Barkdull Second row Joe VanMatre, Bill Bowman, Dick Montgomery, Jim Phillips Bob Moore, Phil Davis Jim Paul Harold Hartzell -ii.. 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First row Second row Third row Fourth row: Fifth row: C H O R U S Russell Howe, Dick Montgomery, Jim Burcaw, Bill Heath, Don Dav1s, Rex Rees, Stephen Zirkle Joyce Pfennlng, Joyce Jones, Sue MCW111iBm8, Janice Woods Anita Lambert, Kay McNew, Jack Reeves, Joe Vanldatre, David Baker, Bill Bowman Joyce Hough, Lilyan Walker, Jeanne Aldrich, Margaret Hunter Helen Becker, Barbara Gentry, Joan Burcaw, Estella Scott M rjorie Poor, Ila Antrim Katie Franklin, Virginia Watson, Thelma Luttrull, Eleanor Hurley, Barbara Shoemaker larilee Gentry, Phyllis Baldwin, Carol Banta, Janice Kline Janice Moore, Ann Pfenning, Joan Smith, Betty Reeves, Bever Hedler, Janet Barkdull, Rosemary Barkdull, Nancy Hale. 1 .I if , ky S in A ,tiff W, xl 2 I . . . ' n Q 2 n I ' e Q 1 R 1,5 I ' , M. xr-'I Havre Fir 7 'i , . M 4. I Lf -x-,mzf-w?wa-'lg' 5' 1 f' 1, -' ,ffm-w fu- ' 24 6 pf W if if .ft ' jf ., QQ Q .paul A -f',S.'1, ' ffqfevy,v Q Pm -, . -,Q-afg, Flrst row Second row Third row Fourth row FUTURE HOM MAKERS OF AMERICA Barbara Shoemaker, An1ta Lambert, Janice Woods Jeanne Aldri Sue MdW1l11ams Nancy Hale, Ila Antrim, Janlce Moore L1lyan Walker, Janet Roberts, Luella Gunter, Margorie Poor Joan Burcaw Shlrley Whitworth Myrna Hall, Mary Cather1ne Glndhart Kay Gunter, Kay McNew Patty Tyner, Margaret Hunter Barbara Virginla Watson, Landa wean, Joan Smlth, Carol Banta, Charlene Neff, Jackie Needham, Joyce Pfenning, Eleanor Ackenback Pres1dent Nancy Hale Vice Pres1dent Barbara Shoemaker Secretary Jeanne Aldrloh Treasurer Sue Mdw11118mB Song Leader Janmce Voods P1an1st Ila Antrim Parl1amentar1an Eleanor Hurley H1StOT18D Anlta Lambert Reporter Jan1ce Moore ch i .. . , . , . 2 U 9 , . I I ' Gentry, Barbara Conklin, Marilee Gentry. , A M A T I C S C L First row Virg1nia Watson, Jeanne Aldrich, Don Davls, Lilyan Walker Mrs Bowman, Sponsor Second row Russell Howe, Janice Woods, Eleanor Hurley, lla Antrim Third row George Add1son, Katie Franklin, Pete Howard, Nancy Hale Barbara Shoemaker, Sue McWi1l1ams President Don Davis Vice President Jeanne A1dr1ch Secretary Lilyan Walker Treasurer Virginia Watson Faculty Sponsor Mrs Bowman D R U B 5 a Douglas Smith. : ' , I N T E R N A T I C L Flrst row Rex Rees, V1rg1n1a Watson, Charlene Neff, Ila Antrim, Nancy Second row Joyce Pfennlng, Joyce Jones, Don Davls, Russell Howe, Joe VanMatre, Jack Reeves, Douglas Smith Third row Dav1d Baker, Joyce Hough, Katy Franklin, Helen Becker, Barbara Gentry, Eleanor Hurley, Barbara Shoemaker President lla Antr1m Vice President V1rg1n1a Watson Secretary Rex Rees Treasurer Charlene Neff Parl1amentar1an Nancy Hale Faculty Sponsor ur Helvey O N A L R E L A T I O N S U B . Hale, Mr. Helvey, Sponsor. First row Third row Fourth row P C L Barbara Shoemaker, Jeanne Aldrlch, Lilyan Walker, Ruby Huffman Mary Catherlne Gindhart, Barbara Gentry, Joyce Jones, Sue McW1ll1ams, Joyce Hough, Max Barkdull, Tommy Baker, Myrneth Rlchman, Jim Gindhart, Raymond Smlth Woods Beverly Medler, Rosemary Barkdull, Allce Utsler, Larry Stewart, Bobby Mingle Carl Proffer, Charles Miller, Gary McW1l11ams, Linda Wean, Patty Tyner, Joan Bureau, Marjorie Poor, Estella Scott, Ila Antrim, Janice Kline, Joan Smlth, Dav1d Shoemaker, Rlohard Hurley, Billy Westerman, Ph11l1p Granger Douglas Smlth, Rose MBTl6 Crosley, Phyllis Baldw1n, Ann Pfenning, Janet Barkdull, Carol Banta, Jan1ce moore, Joyce Pfenning, Charlene Neff, Nancy Hale, B1lly Currey, Jack Reeves, J1m Burcul, Rex Rees President Barbara Shoemaker Secretary Treasurer Nancy Hale Faculty Sponsor Mrs Caughran l P E U B 2 D I Second row: Virginia Watson, Kay Gunter, Kay McNew, Anita Lambert, Janice D F O R U M First row Barbara Gentry, Barbara Shoemaker, Charlene Neff, Shirley Whitworth President Barbara Shoemaker Vice Presldent Shirley Whitworth Secretary Don Davis Faculty Sponsor Mrs. Van Cleve Second row: Duane Mingle, Gary McWilliams, Don Davis. 4-H Club Flrst row Janet Roberts Joyce Hough, Joan Smlth, David Baker, L11yan Walker Ila Antrlm, Largorle Poor, Joan Burcaw Second row Nancy Needham, Shlrley mh1tWOYth, Rose MAT16 Crosley, Carol Reed, Llnda Wean, Patty Tyner, L1nda Jackson, Judy Fletcher Thlrd row Melvyn Schlegel, Carolyn Hough, D1llard Wende, Rlchard Frlcshorn Don Davls, Willard Cheatham B111 Bowman, B111 Currey, Tommy Baker Tony Blake Dlon Davls, George Addlson, Carolvn Kromer, Marv Vhltworth Barbara Purv1s, Jean Wh1tworth Fourth row Leon Davus, Orv11le Qu1ll1ng, Dh1l1p Zlrkle, Joe Lambert, Jack Smlth Stephen Z1rkle Kenny Palnter D1cL Frazler, Gary h1rkbaw, hyrneth Rlchman, Cerald Kruger, Loren Holbrook, Charles hlnnlck ... . . . C ' 0 P . , . . . , 0 z X . .. . . ' C 7 h Q I . . . . . . . .. . . X , 1 ' I . . F . . i. A I u J 4 I . -. . V- . . f. -. . . . . J. . . . . , . I ,. I I 1 ' , . I.. . ' X ' 0 BOY SCOUTS F1rst row D1ck Snyder, Earl Wheeler Charles Mlller, Ph1l Granger, Larry Quilllng, Max Barkdull Joe Chambers Dlck Roberts Dav1d Spangler Second row Jack Beck, J1m Glndhart, B111 Brown George Jones, James Fletcher, Tommy Baker Dlck Hurley, B111 Westerman Gary MOW1ll18mS Robert Jones, Delray Green Thlrd row Bllly Melton Carl Proffer, Jerry Tally, Loren Holbrook, Norman Halns, Bob Coffman, John Fletcher, Gary Crouch, Buddy Aldrlch Ross hmCardle . . . . . ' 9 .1 .n 2 ' . . . . ' V 1 .0 s n O . . . , ' 1 1 O ln.- .A-I 3 'H-on--. . :inpa----.-. Lilyan Walker was chosen to represent Daleville School at the annual Girls' State School held at Bloomington Indiana in June, 1950 Earl Lehond was chosen as a representative to go to Indianapolis for the Boys' State School These sessions are for the purpose of teaching young people more about our state government. Lilyan and Earl were sponsored by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary of Daleville. V 7 . Q , 5. , S f 3 4, 1 ' pf ' jg 3 Exlfkf Sjasfs' Q 7g'T 'Xl p O ' 0 , Q I . 4 I 'M GN 2-P2 f 0 4- H P-ldlnr I .. QPQQSW 19 del, 4'-1 A lesson In HEALTH Al WAYS ASK FUR 1E MILK AND OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS EAST SIDE JERSEY DAIRY 722 BROADWAY ANDERSON INDIANA Earl B Allman, INCORPORATED ALLIS CHALMER DEALER m tree one YORKTOWN IND f h COCA COLA BOTTLING MUNCIE, INDIANA, Inc Pl1o e 3 1431 4 I I 1 l ' ' v Trade Mark Reg. 3 R,s Add Afwmef- I R for Re res ment 'Q - ' CO SithS I-Ph 793 . , . n - PI1one 2 7362 1201 Maln St WADE s. 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