Dillsboro High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Dillsboro, IN)

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Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Sept. Sept. . Z1 .28 szmaf 14 Defeated Rising Sun in first softball game by score of 10-8 17 Defeated Versailles by score of 10-Z Defeated Guilford in a thriller 3-2 23 Defeated Versailles 11-3 at Versailles. . Z4 Defeated Cross Plains for fifth straight victory. Defeated Moores Hill 8-5 for sixth victory 9-Z. 30 Lost only game of season to Guilford by score of 9-6. 5 Defeated Versailles in first game of tournament by score of 18 6 7 Won easily over Moores Hill 21-l to advance to finals. 12 Won the softball tournament by defeating Guilford in the finals 17 15 GR AD E CHE 35 ERLEADE Dearborn County Touiney Box Scores Bright D. Callan R. Callan Smith Hollin Wilson Blasdel Grubbs Dillsbor o Stevens Caldwell Scudder G rave 1' Rump Steuver Johns Guilford Hornbach Oehlman Mason Heizelman Collier Green Schmeltzer Dillsboro Stevens Scudder Graver Kissel Steuver Q'aJe gafefgaf Glam 32

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Dillsboro Digs Deep- X I S6100 High Dillstfoggus - lgfhedule . Sketban coach T Ba rf-is VUWP' jfs,-' T Zu Bright ' ixx,-1 ' T NOV- 12 Sunman fiff,-- K, H NOVA anon 'ii ,X-- NOV' X9 N?ooreS HM ,f ', 'lg Nov. 21 Guuiofa ' x,,,-- T . - hx -ff ,----ff gi. X0 if: Niaflfm X Dec. all CYOSS Pxamjf- 'K T Defi. 4 Pau'i0x Q xx, - T Jail- 1 R15iUgSv,!A44, - San. 11 Yggagmgmey , H Jan- fy Jan' -xx '7 '4 Jan- 21 Moores Hx 14 Gumofa ' 1 .ff-f i, b. d - p ,-,- fris. 9 Osgffomafion K H b xl Ne plains ' rl, H Fe' x5 cms? t ef-ff . 0 'X is is is: 24-2 ' Feb-V D1LLsBoRo w1Ns COUNTY Q1 BASKETBALL TOURNEY N st DILLSBORO WINS LAUGHREY VALLEY SOFTBALL TOURNEY .N-1 STUDENT BODY CELEBRATES-Thickly settled cities, big name towns-those are not the only places 'where basketball enthusiasm exists in Indiana. Dillsboro last Saturday won the annual Dearborn 1County High School cage tourney, defeating Guilford 35 to 28. Here the entire student body at Dillsboro is shown celebrating their victory with a parade through the health resort town streets. They are conducting a mock fun ral 0 . burying Guilford. Missy Shirley Cash, a senibr ' . hite ,I 1n w cape at lower center, was elected Miss Victory and led the parade of pupils and townspeople. 31 !

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FIRST ROW, Left to right: Nellie Davies, Helen Broadus, Patty Baker, Maxine Knigga, Thel- ma Knigga, Suzanne Winslow, Betty Gordon, Lois Cutter, and Kathryn Harrel. SECOND ROW: Gracie Jackson, Mary Lou Knigga, Ierie Ann Chase, Verna Cleeter, Marilyn Lanvermeyer, Phyllis Marksberry, Mary Etta Goodpaster, Frances Hankins, and Peggy Elder. THIRD ROW: Shirley Fliehman, Jean Hughes, Mary Utter, Nellie Utter, Evelyn Westrneyer, JoAnne Bascom, Laverna Cutter, .Toan Scott, Dorothea Rump, Faye Ann Wright, Helen Luke, Eileen Kelly, FOURTH ROW: Audery Jackson, Viola Vornheder, Nancy Shelton, Loretta Cutter, Eleanor Snyder, Shirley Cash, Leola Housemeyer, Pauline Kuhlrnan, Elaine Gerkepott, Ar- dell Cleeter, and Donna Turner. Mrs. Raymond Graver, Director. get CLA FRONT ROW, Left to right: James Walston, Robert Caldwell, Robert Heitmeyer, and Ion- athan'Iohns. BACK ROW: David Graver, Gerald Knigga, Donald Rump, Paul Kissel, and Gerald Marker. 33 T