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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1964 volume:

v 5 ' A . ■ . V ■ Ifaffl r - — !■  ■; l jffUPH ■ P§W S 5 ' «f ■ ■ s 3 183301 21 5 5005 GENEALOGY 977.208 D58M 196 mx i DILLS! Memories of Blue and Gold 1964 Dillsboro High School Dillsboro, Ind. Table of Contents DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS GRADES ADVERTISEMENT 10 25 29 49 61 ■«i£- Foreword . This is Dillsboro. Here, each day, we come together to work and to study and to learn to live together as men ought to live. Here, we learn to respect knowledge and competence, and here we learn to love wisdom. On the road ahead, may the memories of these wonderful years when we traveled through these realms of blue and gold be kept fresh and bright in the pages of this, our yearbook. Annual Staff David Elder, Photography Editor; Karen Caldwell, Historian, Mr. Brown, Adviser; Pam Clayton, Advertising Editor; Bobbie Wickizer, Art Editor; Judy Linkmeyer, Editor; Sue Martin, Sales Manager; Leatha Atkinson, Ac- tivities Editor; Garry Laaker, Sports Editor; and Jerry Donselman, Assistant Editor. Thomas Lyons Yearbook King Leatha Atkinson Yearbook Queen Dedication Dear Mr. Mikels sords cannot express our Jeep appreciation for the help and advice you have given us during three of our four years at DIIS. Not only in our class projects, but in our individual problems, you have taken an interest and offered wise counsel. It is, in an effort to thank you for all you have done, that we dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Mikels. Senior Class of 1964 0- ' T W • n ? %v f Keys to Administration MR. ROBERT CAIRNS Superintendent MR. CHARLES CALENDER Trustee If J S MR. ARLIN HOOKER Principal MR. WILBUR STEGEMOLLER Sponsor MRS. ALBERTA LEWIS Secretary- Faculty FIRST ROW: Mrs. Adah Ehlers. Mrs. Irene Rumph, Mrs. Mabel Long, Miss May Pate, Mrs. Hazel Brown Mr. James Reese. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Emma Cutter, Mr. William Davidson, Mrs. Evelyn Craig, Mrs ' Jeannette Graver, Mr. Eugene Harwell, Mr. Lester Brown. THIRD ROW: Mr. Glen Butte, Mr. Bernard ' Coleman, Mrs. Ellen Conaway, Miss Elizabeth Ellerbrook, Mr. Nelson Elliott, Mr. Robert Henman. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ronald Jenks, Mr. Paul Knigga, Mr. William Salyer. Seniors JOHN DALE ANDERSON LEATHA MAE ATKINSON KAREN CHERYL CALDWELL JERALD LE ROY JOHNSTON Seniors 10 GARRY LEE LAAKER JERRY DE WAYNE DONSELMAN PAMELA SUE CLAYTON of 1964 :i THOMAS STEVEN LYONS JUDY KAY LINKMEYER DAVID ULYSSES RAY THOMAS LEE WAFFORD JOAN FAY ASHCRAFT CAROLYN SUE MARTIN TERRY LYNN PRUSS Seniors ANTHONY ALLEN GUT MAN FREDERICK WILLIAM STEGEMILLER of 1964 DONNA JEAN WESTMEYER ROBERT NELSON HUGHES ROBERTA JEAN WICKIZER THOMAS ROBERT CAMPBELL 13 DAVID ALAN ELDER JOYCE LA VERNE WRIGHT RICHARD ALLEN BENN1NG PAUL VERNON MOORE Seniors DONALD STANO EUGENE MICHAEL HOLLAND of 1964 ARLENE FRANCES HARVEY DONALD BRUCE BERNINGER LARRY WAYNE BRUCE JAMES ALBERT ROBERTS 15 Mr « Class Flower White Rose it Ushers Debbie Edwaids-Darryl Edington Baccalaureate May 24, 1964 Commencement Mar 26, 1964 Mascots Jenell Scudder-James Scudder 16 artin Farmer ' s F air Queei Attendant 1963-64 Class History As September of 1952 rolled around, along with it came 33 anxious, bewildered, and somewhat mischievous little darlings approaching the halls of Dillsboro Public School. Roll call was accounted for by Joan Ashcraft, Ray- mond Bruce, George Burris, Karen Caldwell. Mary Christian, Marvin Clark, Pam Clayton, Jerry Donselman, Linda Freibetger, Kenny Hall. Marolyn Hardin, Mike Holland, Bob Hughes, Jerry Johnston, Timmy Kelch. Barbara Lane, Sue Martin. Kay Minger, Linda Morris, Karen Palmer, James Roberts, Ronnie Shelton, Marceda Smith, Houston Id Stanley, Donald Stano, Fred Stegemiller, Tom Wafford, Gail Westerman, Donna Westmeyer, Ron- nie Winlow, and Terr)- Wright. As you can guess, we gave our teacher, Mrs. Secor, plenty of problems. As the year progressed, we learned to read, write?, spell, and count, not to mention the routine fun and games. Then, of , there was the annual Christmas program in which we enthusiastically participated. A more talented first e could not be found. When Ma y rolled around, we were ready to quit school forever and play the rest of our lives, but onward we went. Taking the next step upward to the second grade, we found ourselves missing Raymond Bruce, George Burris, Mary Christian, Timmy Kelch, Gail Westerman, Ronnie Winlow, Terry Wright, and Linda Freiberger. As we soon found out, the second grade proved to be more difficult than the first, but we were tough and decided to try it anyway. With the help of our teacher, Mrs. Rumph, we progressed steadily. It was soon decided that recess was the favorite subject. As fall wore on, we were accompanied by our teacher on nature walks through the color splashed grounds. Coming face to face with winter, once again brought us to our part in the Christmas program. We ended the year by inviting our first grade teacher, Mrs. Secor, who had moved away, to join us on our school picnic at the home of Mrs. Rumph. This proved to be a memorable day in the eyes of 25 second graders. Leaping still forward to the third grade, Marolyn Hardin, Marceda Smith and Houston Smith, were not to be found, but in their place were Maxine Comett, Ronnie Creech, Mary Stewart, and Chalmer Hensley. Here we were greeted by Mrs. Brown. We encountered a new subject this year, history. Since none of us knew anything of this difficult subject, we were all quite amazed and interested. By this time we could read, write, spell, and count better than we ever thought. So when the time for the Christmas program came around, we considered our- selves a little brighter than the year before. As the year progressed, so did we. Wondering when we would ever graduate, we met our fourth year at school with Mrs. Mulford helping us on our way. Again we met more challenges. This time it ' s called geography and English. Enjoying the fun of going on imaginary trips helps us to learn geography. At last we find that we have been using incorrect grammar all of these years. Lesson number 1- Ain ' t ain ' t a word. We wonder if this rule will ever sink in. We ' re given up for hopeless. Being fourth graders, we earn a more important part in the Christmas program. Every year gets better, more than ready when summer comes, especially since our number was increased this year by Docia Love, David Ray, Gail West, Joyce Wright, Arthur Perkins, and Barbara Fischer, although Chalmer Hensley and Barbara Lane are no longer with us. Enter us in the fifth grade minus Ronnie Shelton, Barbara Fischer, and Gail West, but add John Anderson, John Gregory, and Eileen Eaglin. Mrs. Cutter was our guide. We probed deeper into the books of knowledge as the year wore on. After the usual winter activities had subsided and things began to come to life again, we found time for another new experience. If our grades were good enough, we could go to the county spelling bee . After we came home with many certificates and more determined minds, it soon became a fact that everyone was going to try again the next year. Now we found ourselves looking forward to the school picnic. Summer at last. Here we are in the sixth grade. We ' re half way through school at last, just sL more years. Although Arthur Perkins and Mary Stewart are no longer with us, we make new friends with Tom Campbell, Paul Moore, Lanny Ryan, and Alice Crichfield. Mrs. Graver warmly welcomes us. As the subjects become harder, and our education is furthered, we grow to appreciate school more than before. This year when it becomes time for the spelling bee we are right there, ready and willing. This year the rewards are better than they were the year before. This means more awards. But when the time comes, we are feady for summer, and it ' s fun. Stepping into Junior High is an exciting experience for us, especially since we have a new school building to go to. We will be the first class to complete Junior High and High School in this new building. We find things a bit perplexing in Junior High, as we no longer have just one teacher for all of our subjects. Although we are given a sponsor, Mr. Stegemoller, our number is also increased by Donald Berninger, Denver Davies, Jerry Dickerson, Joann Jackson, Gene King, Carolyn Thayer, and Clarence Timberlake. 18 Onward into the eighth grade. Donald Stanley, Joann Jackson, Clarence Timberlake, and Eileen Eaglin are with us no longer, but Laraine Jarvis, Bill Sawyer, Ellen Garfinkel, Wayne Hempfling, and Anthony Gutman join the crowd. As usual the subjects are harder than the year before, but approaching high school we know this is to be expected. Knowing, too, that this is our last year to go to the spelling bee, everyone is as hard as possible. Among the new subjects we have encountered in our two years of Junior High are Home Economics for the girls, and Agriculture for the boys. We soon find these classes interesting as well as rewarding. Being above the grade school has given us special privileges. We now enjoy being class officers, and participating in class meetings, as well as having the always fun class party. Our eighth grade graduation was as beautiful as any could be. For many of us girls it meant our first pair of high heels . At last we are in high school. Walking into high school as all green freshmen do, we soon found that we were in the whirl of things that be- ing a freshman involves. This proved to be a great year for changes in numbers in our class. Denver Davies, Jerry Dickerson, Gene King, Lanny Ryan, Bill Sawyer, Ellen Garfinkel were lost along the way; however, we welcomed Richard Benning, Wayne Disbro, David Elder, Arlene Harvey, Bob Jackson, Garry Laaker, Judy Linkmeyer, Tom Lyons, Terry Pruss, Mary Rueter, Allen Steward, and Bobbie Wickizer. Our class officers were: Jerry Johnston, President; Garry Laaker, Vice President; Mary Rueter, Secretary; Laraine Jarvis, Treasurer; Sue Martin, Reporter; and Judy Linkmeyer, Historian. Becoming freshmen, we were faced with starting to make money for our future class trip, and we soon learned as most of the new classes do that it isn ' t as easy as it may seem. We tried, unsuc- cessfully, to have a dance. Well, we won ' t go into that, but we vowed we would do much better next year. As the year progressed we became more intelligent. When the end of school rolled around, we topped the year by having a good old fashioned hay ride which was enjoyed by everyone. Realizing at last, as most students do as they progress through high school, that the time is going faster than they want it to, we entered into our sophomore year. This year we are without Wayne Hempfling, Laraine Jarvis, and Carolyn Thayer, but we added Joyce Wright and Leatha Atkinson to our list. Class officers for this year were taken over by the female set. They were; President, Sue Martin; Vice President, Karen Palmer; Secretary, Pam Clayton; Treasurer, Joan Ashcraft; Historian, Karen Caldwell; and Reporter, Mary Rueter. We decided to have a D.J. Hop for our money making project this year. It was a great success as we had a big crowd as well as a lot of fun. Of course there are many extracurricular activities in high school to keep us all busy and, of course, we still have our ever present studies to think about. This year brings something we have all been waiting for, Driver Ed- ucation. At last we get to drive? ! As you can guess there were some hair raising moments for the teachers as there are very year. We danced our way through a valentine party when the time came around. Summer approaches us once more. As we reached the upper classmen bracket of Juniors, we didn ' t have Mary Rueter with us, but we were joined by Carol Oswald. We started the year off with preparations for the future prom. We decided to be eccentric and so we planned a prom on a Dutch theme. We worked hard and were quite pleased with the end result. Everyone remarked how lovely it was and seemed to have a good time. We also had a money making project which was again a D. J. Hop. Everything went quite well except for a minor detail like the lights going out. Oh well, what ' s a dance without a little excitement? Another big event during the year was the big day when we anxiously received our beautiful new class rings. They were undoubtedly the prettiest to ever be donned by a graduate of D. H. S. We also turned out to be great actors by the time the class play entitled A Ready Made Family was over. Who knows, we might even go to Hollywood ! Well, onward always, as they say. Look out everyone, we ' re Seniors at last! ! Here we are at the height of our career at D. H. S. and about to achieve our goals. We have almost reached the end of our long journey although Carol Oswald, Wayne Disbro, Karen Palmer, and Donna Homola are no longer with our group. We now find, as do most Seniors, that we wish the time had not gone so fast. We will miss our days at D. H. S. and we hope that our class will be remembered in the future by continuing classes and by the faculty with good feeling. Senior Celebrities J % David Elder Sue Martin MOST SERIOUS Joan Ashcraft FRIENDLIEST Jerry Donselman Pam Clayton BEST DANCERS LUCKIEST Sue Martin Garry Laaker CLUMSIEST Tom Wafford Karen Caldwell Senior Celebrities Jerry Donselman Sue Martin MOST TALENTED Richard Benning MOST AMBITIOUS Garry Laaker Judy Linkmeyer Joan Ashcraft Richard Benning SWEETEST Richard Benning Sue Martin MOST POPULAR Pam Clayton FUNNIEST QUICKEST TEMPER Karen Caldwell Tom Lyons CUTEST COUPLE Tom Campbell Sue Martin Senior Celebrities Judy Linkmeyer Garry Laaker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pam Clayton BEST DRESSED Garry Laaker Joan Ashcraft Jerry Johnston Karen Caldwell BIGGEST BLUFFER Joan Ashcraft Anthony Gutman MOST ATHLETIC Anthony Gutman BIGGEST FLIRTS UNLUCKIEST Richard Benning Arlene Harvey SLEEPIEST Richard Benninc Joyce Wright Look Out Hollywood! 23 iltMS FIRST ROW: Mr. Paul Knigga, Sponsor, Dale Beminger, Walter Block, Bonnie Campbell, Robert Conaway, Jeffrey Cosby, Ronnie Creech, Wayne Disbro, Barbara Dobson. SECOND ROW: Everett Dobson, Eileen Eaglin, Darryl Edington, Deborah Edwards, Robert Fischer, William Frazier, John ' Gregory, Tanya Gulley, Michal Gutman. THIRD ROW: Diana Harvey, Michael Heffelmire, Gary Henman. FOURTH ROW: Gary Henry, Daniel Hicks, Sherman Hughes. FIFTH ROW: JoAnn Jackson, Timmy Kelch, Jean Kieninger. SIXTH ROW: Denny Knigga, Kathryn Kuhlman, Harry Kuster, Jonathan Libbert, Phyllis Luhrsen. SEVENTH ROW: Joanne Luke, Danny Lyons, Marian Miller, Freddie Neal, Donna Parsons. EIGHTH ROW: Alfred S. Pate, Greta Pelsor, Velma Race, Joe Redwine, Carroll Roberts, Grayson Shinkle, Gary Sidebottom. NINTH ROW: Gary Snyder, Stephen Dale Snyder, Stephen Douglas Snyder, Stephen Utter, Steven Walston, Lynn Westmeier, Stephen Williams. FIRST ROW: Mr. Glen Butte, Bi 1 1 y Don A nder son, Stephen Black, Dana Bressert, Cheryl Cash, Betty Cutter, Gary Cutter. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Dailey, Mary Dennis, Diane Eaglin, Stanley Engelhardt, Marcia Fischer, Robert Goodpaster, Cherie Harmeyer. THIRD ROW: Joyce Harvey. FOURTH ROW: Donald Henry, Rebecca Holtegel, Robert Hueseman, Charles Hughes, Patricia Hughes, Tom Jones, Robert Leive. FIFTH ROW: Beryl Nieman. SIXTH ROW: Joy Rub, Larry Rump, Nanciann Rump, Gayann Schulenburg, Larry Selmeyer, Sharon Selmeyer, Teresa Sidebottom. SEVENTH ROW: Jerry Stanley, Ronnie Stano.Ayron Steward, Russell Waldron, Linda Wilkins, Rebecca Whitaker, Robert Whitaker. Sophomore Class Officers Reporter Robert Whitaker; President Gary Cutter; Secretary Steve Black, Vice Pres. Betty Cutter; Treasurer Cheryl Cash; Historian Joyce Harvey. 27 FIRST ROW: Mr. Bernard Coleman. Gary Baxter, Raymond Bruce, Jerry Cleeter. James Creech, Judith Cutter Eugene Dennis. SECOND ROW: Sharon Gulley. Rodney Hamilton. Janet Hicks, Robert Homola, Jerry Hueseman ' Deborah Hughes, George Hughes. THIRD ROW: Karen Jewett, Cynthia Klausing. Roger Kuhlman Marilyn ' H T T ' - 011 - Linda Ohlmansiek, Mary (Katie) Pate. Joyc penn. FIFTH ROW: Ray Reamer. David Redmne, Daniel Scott. Gary Scott. Mike Schultz. SIXTH ROW: Debbie Shel- ton, Linda Shelton, Rocky Smith. SEVENTH ROW: David Sneed, Donald Stanley, Laura Stanley. EIGHTH ROW- Reginald Van Cleave, Sue Westmeier, Michael Williams. n - w. ■■ ..■ ' -A, ■ ■ - Girls State Boys State Bobbie Wickizer-Delegate Leatha Atkinson-Alternate Garry Laaker -Delegate David Elder -Alternate ' 4f %i GOOD CITIZEN ' Leatha Atkinson FFA QUEEN Betty Cutter SUNSHINE CAMPERS Greta Pelsor-Phyllis Luhrsen SUNSHINE QUEEN Donna Parsons Sunshine Society FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ellen Conaway, Greta Pelsor, Leatha Atkinson, Becky Holtegel, Phyllis Luhrsen, Sue Martin, Karen Caldwell, Pam Clayton, Joan Ashcraft. SECOND ROW: Michal Gutman, Marian Miller, Donna Parsons, Velma Race, Tanya Gulley, Bonnie Campbell, Eileen Eaglin, Debb ie Edwards, Barbara Dobson, Lynn Westmeier. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Cash, Betty Cutter, Becky Whitaker, Patty Hughes, Ayron Steward, Teresa Sidebottom, Cherie Harmeyer, Mary Dennis, Evelyn Dailey, Diane Eaglin. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Hughes, Debbie Shelton, Karen Jewett, Katie Pate, Sue Westmeier, Joyce Penn, Sharon Gulley, Linda Shelton. FIFTH ROW: Cynthia Klausing, Theresa Lyons, Judy Cutter, Janet Hicks, Linda Ohlmansiek, Barbara Niebrugge. Future Farmers of America SEATED: Mr. Robert Henman, Marian Miller, Paul Moore, Jerry Johnston, John Anderson, Bob Hughes, Bob Fischer, Mike Holland, David Ray, Walter Block, James Roberts. STANDING: Jerry Stanley, Bobby Goodpaster, Steve Utter, Don Berninger, Sherman Hughes, Don Stano, Richard Benning, David Sneed, Fred Stegemiller, Gary Cutter, Russell Waldon, Allen Hughes, Dana Bressert, Eugene Dennis, Danny Scott. Fire Patrol FIRST ROW: Mike Holland, John Anderson, Tom Campbell, David Elder, Larry Bruce, Mr. Robert Henman, Adviser, Jerald Johnston, James Roberts, Paul Moore, Garry Laaker, David Ray. SECOND ROW: Donald Stano, Richard Benning, Fred Stegemiller, Wayne Disbro, Tom Wafford, Terry Pruss, Anthony Gutman, Tom Lyons, Don Berninger, Jerry Donselman, Bob Hughes. School Patrol Mr. Glen Butte, Adviser, Richard Graver, Darryl Donselman, Thomas Vic Terry Libbert, Harold Seamon, Jr. , Edward Conaway. roy, Randy Eaglin, Ricky Shelton, Paper Staff SITTING: Joan Ashcraft, Judy Linkmeyer, Roberta Wickizer, Keeman Molter, Michal Gutman, Marian Milk Donna Hunt, Pam Clayton, Karen Caldwell, Smitty Pate, Mr. Lester Brown, Adviser, Leatha Atkinson. STANDING: Donna Parsons, Steve Williams, Arlene Harvey, Velma Race, Nanciann Rump, Cherie Harmeyer, Robert Whitaker, Joy Rub, Dennis Atkinson, Jerry Donselman, Sue Martin, Cynthia Klausing, David Elder, Paul Brown. Supermagazine Salesmen FIRST ROW: Jascia Lanvermeyer, Paul Brown. SECOND ROW: Cherie Harmeyer, Joanne Luke, Greta Pelsor, Bobbie Wickizer. THIRD ROW: Joyce Penn, Kathryn Kuhlman, Steve Black, Marian Miller. UHnffTtm ' Library Staff FIRST ROW: Kathy Kuhlman, Joyce Wright, Diana Harvey, Velma Race, Marian Miller, Arlene Harvey. SECOND ROW: David Elder, Mr. Eugene Harwell, Adviser, Don Berninger, Jerry Donselman. Senior Government Junior History Sophomore English m i4 Freshman Biology Eighth Grade History Seventh Grade Music AO frV Drum Majorette Drum Major Head Majorette Sue Martin Judy Linkmeyer Flag Twirlers Majorettes FLAG TWIRLERS- -Nanciann Rump, Sharon Selmeyer, Karen Jewett. MAJORETTES: Tanya Gulley, Eileen Eaglin, Bonnie Campbell. e v. O CO s -c 2 s 5 38 79 Voices Sing FIRST ROW- Sue Martin, Joan Ashcraft, Karen Caldwell, Leatha Atkinson. Pam Clayton, Bobbie Wickizer Judy -Lwk- meyer SECOND ROW: Garry Laaker, Jerry Donselman, Mike Holland, Fred Stegemiller, Donald Berninger, David Elder, Richard Benning. THKD ROW: Pianist Mrs. Jeannette Graver. Joanne Luke, Bob Conaway, Greta Pelsor, Betty Cutter, Becky Whitaker, Debbie Hughes, Katie Pate. FOURTH ROW: Carroll Roberts, Kathy Kuhlman, Joann Jackson Marian Miller, Lynn Westmeier, Jean Kieninger, Diana Harvey, Barbara Dobson. FIFTH ROW: Director Mr Nelson Elhot MichalGutman, Donna Parsons, Phyllis Luhrsen, Velma Race, Tanya Gulley, Bonnie Campbell, Eileen Eaglin. Debbie Edwards. SIXTH ROW: Everett Dobson, Steve Utter, Steve Williams, Steve Walston, Sherman Hughes Joe Redwine Gary Snyder SEVENTH ROW: Joyce Harvey, Beryl Niem an, Patty Hughes, Diane Eaglin, Evelyn Dailey, Cheryl Cash, Becky Holtegel. EIGHTH ROW: Teresa Sidebottom, Ayron Steward, Marcia Fischer. Nanciann Rump, Sharon Selmeyer, Gayann Schulenburg, Mary Dennis. NINTH ROW: Tom Jones. Bob Leive. 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Q Q Q H Bus Drivers v fr- ' — «— n a STANDING: Harold (Joe) Kuhlman, Carl Martin, Frank Weiss, Elmer Neal. KNEELING: Albert Ohlmansiek, Jr. , James Williams, Stanley Vickroy. Janitors Jesse Pieper, Clarence (Jake) Whitham Water Boy Who ' s sitting in the middle of our maypole 45 Events o SEPTEMBER 3 Bulldogs lose baseball game to Shawe 5-4. Lost baseball game to Vevay 3-0. Dillsboro beats Southwestern 7-5. Cross Country meets. Seniors sell Annual ads. Teachers have picnic at Versailles. Bulldogs clobber Moores Hill 14-1. Cross Country at Rising Sun. Downed Versailles 12-9. Jr Hi played at Manchester. Sophomore Class conducted a Chili Supper. Rising Sun beat us 3-2. Baseball team downed Jac-Cen-Del 4-3. Cross Country here. Funny looking females appeared everywhere as Sunshine conducts informal initiation. PTA held its first meeting. Jr Hi baseball at Manchester. Band marched at Versailles Fair. Cross Country here. Faculty meeting (We are discussed). OCTOBER 2 Honor Dinner at Versailles. Seniors Photographed. Aurora Farmers ' Fair, Band Marched, and Tempers Flared ! ! ! ! High School Cheerleader Tryouts. Sunshine Formal Initiation. Jr Hi Cheerleader Tryouts. SSS and FFA Meetings. Report Cards go home (Dum Dum Da Dum). Juniors presented MISS PRESIDENT, PLEASE. Individual pictures taken. Teachers Convention. (OUR FIRST VACATION). PTA Meeting. NOVEMBER 1 Versailles basketball team beat us 83-60. Pep Session 3:15 (Rah, Rah, Toot, Toot). Seniors tested. County Institute. Lawrenceburg beat us 70-57. Band Boosters held meeting. Bulldogs down Sunman 63-55, Our players first win. Manchester 5 6 were here. Bulldogs upset Vevay 58-56. Farmers Retreat 5,6,7, and 8 were here. Greendale Jr Hi here. Shawe Basketball Team walloped us 87-63. 2 5 10 11 15 16 17 17 18 22 24 25 31 1 6 7 9 12 15 19 22 25 26 27 the Year DECEMBER 2 Faculty meeting (Well, it ' s time again). Moores Hill Basketball there 7 8. Report Cards go home (Well !) Bulldogs swamped Moores Hill 76-56. Jr Hi Basketball Sunman here. Holton downed us 65-62. Christmas Concert 8:00. Milan 5 6 played here. Guilford 7 8 were here. Christmas program well attended. Bulldogs swamped New Marion 80-55. Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY 3 Holiday Tourney Lawrenceburg 48, MooresHill 33, North Dearborn 70, Dillsboro 56. 4 Holiday Tourney Dillsboro 68, Moores Hill 48, North Dearborn 61, Lawrenceburg 52. Patriot plays host to Dillsboro at Vevay. 7 8 grades played at Manchester. North Dearborn played host to Dillsboro. Dillsboro played host to Rising Sun. Home- coming queen crowned. Jr Hi went to Rising Sun. Jr Hi 7 8 went to St. Johns. Cross Plains played host to Dillsboro at Ver- sailles. Semester Ends. School reorganization discussed here. St. Lawrence Jr Hi here. Rising Sun Jr Hi here. Vernon played host to Dillsboro. FEBRUARY 3 Jac-Cen-Del Jr Hi here. 6 Jr Hi Tourney. 8 Dillsboro played host to Aurora. Southwestern played host to Dillsboro. Jr Hi Tourney. Jac-Cen-Del played host to Dillsboro. Jr Hi Tourney. Moores Hill played host to us. Dillsboro played host to St. Paul. Sectional Tourney palyed at Rising Sun. MARCH 27-30 Easter Vacation. APRIL 25 Spring Concert 8:00. MAY 5 Athletic Banquet 6:00. 24 Baccalaureate Service. 26 Commencement 29 Schools Out. AT LAST!!!! Vernon Greene, the man who draws Jiggs and Maggie every day presented this page to our annual when Judy Linkmeyer, Joan Ashcraft, and Mr. Brown attended the Ohio University Publications workshop last summer. Greene ' s cartoon series, Bringing up Father, is published daily in 489 news- papers, and we feel it was quite an honor to have him draw this page for us person- ally. s p o r t s Basketball Queen Joan Ashcraft Cross Country Queen Judy Linkmeyer Track Queen Leatha Atkinson Joan Ashcraft V a r s i t y Eileen Eaglin Coach Mr. Glen Butte Sue Martin c h e e r I e a d e r s Debbie Edwards Anthony Gutman, Senior Timmy Kelch, Junior Varsity Steve Snyder, Junior Steve Black Stanley Engelhardt Jeff Cosby, Junior Student Managers Harry Kuster, Junior Freddie Neal, Junior I Denny Knigga, Junior Everett Dobson, Junic Varsity Gary Henry, Junior Darryl Edington, Junior Gary Henman, Junior Bulldog ' s Basketball Statistics V. ARSITY 1 RESERVE DATE OPPONENT We They We They Nov. 1 Versailles 60 83 29 39 9 Lawrenceburg 57 70 17 52 15 Sunman 63 55 35 34 22 Vevay 58 56 34 40 27 Madison Shawe 63 89 37 34 Dec. 7 Moores Hill 76 56 46 26 13 Holton 62 65 37 36 20 New Marion Invitational 80 Tourney 55 62 45 Jan. 3 (North Dearborn 56 70) 4 (Moores Hill 68 48) 10 Patriot 93 37 66 23 17 North Dearborn 55 56 41 66 18 Rising Sun 59 57 38 60 24 Cross Plains 41 57 38 26 31 Vernon 64 53 56 34 Feb. 8 Aurora 57 64 40 52 11 Southwestern 70 75 39 62 14 Jac-Cen-Del 42 52 49 54 21 Moores Hill 71 61 56 27 22 St. Paul 60 54 47 56 Sectional Tourney 767 766 27 Rising Sun 64 47 Won 9 29 Aurora 60 58 Lost 9 29 North Dearborn 46 56 Totals 1425 Won Lost 1374 12 11 Bulldog ' s Have Winning Season Our young Bulldogs, under the guidance of Coach Glen Butte in his first year as varsity coach, finished the season in a fine way by defeating Rising Sun and Aurora in the sectional tourney at Rising Sun before losing a heartbreaker to the North Dearborn Vikings in the final. They ended the season with a fine 12-11 record. As Tony Gutman was the only graduating mem- ber of the team, things look very bright for the Bulldogs next season. Tony Gutman scored 168 points during his two years on the varsity. Timmy Kelch has now scored a total of 694 varsity points; while Steve Snyder has 510, Jeff Cosby 307, Harry Kuster 288, Fred Neal 83, Darryl Edington 66, Denny Knigga 56, Gary Henman 38, Everett Dobson 26, Gary Henry 2, and Jon Lib- bert 2. VARSITY SCORING Player Points Timmy Kelch 376 Steve Snyder 308 Harry Kuster 242 Jeff Cosby 197 Tony Gutman 74 Fred Neal 67 Denny Knigga 56 Darryl Edington ::: Gary Henman 38 Everett Dobson 24 Gary Henry 2 John Libbert 2 Totals 1425 RESERVE SCORING Player Points Jon Libbert 165 Jerry Hueseman 128 Ronnie Stano 104 Jerry Stanley 92 Billy Anderson 90 Tom Jones 83 Bobby Whitaker 44 Bobby Hueseman 25 Dale Berninger 20 Don Henry 9 Ray Reamer 3 Rocky Smith 3 Mike Schultz 1 Totals 767 OHIO RIVER VALLEY CONF. Team Madison Shawe Jac-Cen-Del Versailles Dillsboro Sout hwestern Vevay Rising Sun Moores Hill W-L 7-0 5-2 5-2 3-4 3-4 3-4 2-5 0-7 53 Reserve Team STANDING: Jerry Stanley, Don Henry, Robert Whitaker, Robert Hueseman, Dale Berninger, Jerry Hueseman, Ronnie Stano, John Libbert, Raymond Reamer, Tom Jones. KNEELING: Mr. Paul Knigga, Coach, Danny Scott, Jerry Cleeter, Jim Creech, David Red wine, Rocky Smith, George Hughes, Manager. Not Shown, Reginald Van Cleave. Reserve Cheerleaders Cheryl Cash Betty Cutter Karen Jewett Theresa Lyons Coach Mr. Paul Knigga Baseball FIRST ROW: Gary Henry, Darryl Edington. SECOND ROW: Stephen Black, Tom Jones, Mr. Glen Butte, Coach. THIRD ROW: John Anderson, Gary Sidebottom. FOURTH ROW: Bill Frazier, Timmy Kelch, John Libbert. FIFTH ROW: Harry Kuster, Steve Snyder, Mike Heffelmire. Baseball - 63 AVERAGES WON AND LOST AB H °lo Dillsboro Opponent Score Edington 23 6 .261 Dillsboro Vevay 0-3 Kelch 24 7 .292 Dillsboro Madison Shawe 4-5 Stano 17 3 .179 Dillsboro Southwestern 7-5 Smith 9 1 • 111 Dillsboro Moores Hill 14-1 Snyder 19 2 .105 Dillsboro Versailles 12-9 Libbert 21 5 .239 Dillsboro Rising Sun 2-3 Anderson 25 9 .360 Dillsboro Jac-Cen-Del 4-3 G. Henry 24 6 .250 Kuster 15 4 .269 PITCHING D. Henry 3 .000 Pitcher Won Lost Frazier 6 .000 G. Henry 2 2 Hueseman 6 .000 Libbert 2 1 Stanley 4 2 .500 Whitaker 1 .000 Sidebottom 1 .000 5 Track Team KNEELING: Gary Henry, Billy Anderson, Timmy Kelch, Rusty Engelhardt, Tom Jones, John Anderson. STAND- ING: Mr. Knigga, Coach, Mike Heffelmire, Harry Kuster, Gary Sidebottom, Ronnie Stano, John Gregory, Bob Hughes, Don Henry, Mr. Glen Butte. Cross Country KNEELING: Gary Sidebottom, Mike Schultz, Tom Jones, George Hughes, Manager. STANDING: Mr. Paul Knig- ga, Coach, Harry Kuster, Steve Snyder, Mike Heffelmire, John Gregory. First Team Grade Basketball Larry Barlow, Kenny Shinkle, James Hughes, Edward Jones, Dale Fischer, Donald Stevens, Keeman Molter, Karl Henman, Denver Jackson, Norman Bruce, Charles Ashley, Donald Selmeyer, Steve Heffelmire, Gregory Whaley, Gene Hunt, Henry Ohlmansiek, Eldon Cutter, Manager, Paul Knigga, Coach. Cheerleaders Seasons Schedule Nov. 26 Greendale Here Dec. 3 Moores Hill There 9 Sunman Here 17 Guilford Here Jan. 9 Sunman There 13 Manchester Moores Hill 20 Rising Sun There 23 St. John There 28 St. Lawrence Here 30 Rising Sun Here Feb. 3 Jac-Cen-Del Here 6 Tourney 13 Tourney 15 Tourney Bonnie Holtegel, Kathy Campbell. Debbie Deamron, Mary Eaglin, 5 7 Second Team Grade Basketball GaryFrazier, Paul Brown, Howard Davies, Fred Niebrugge. Gary Schultz, Randy Roberts, Lonnie Klopp, Roger Luhrsen, David Heitmeyer, Terry Deamron, David Hughes, Denny Barlow. COACH: Mr. Paul Knigga. Cheerleaders Pamelia Ochs, Mary Scott, Delilah Selmeyer, Angela Cosby. n mr i f 4. r ci ' ■1 SflP ■■Hhb • fin hh ra i ( 60 Grades Eighth Grade c$. o % Reporter, Dennis Atkinson; Pres. Jim Hughes; Treas. Bonnie Holtegel; Hist. Linda Black; Sec. Sharon Shelton;.Vice Pres. Kathy Campbell. FIRST ROW: Mr. Eugene Harwell, Carol Abbott, Charles Ashley, Dennis Atkinson, Larry Barlow, Gloria Baxter, Linda Black, Linda Block. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Bockhorst, Norman Bruce, Kathryn Campbell, Florence Clift, Wanda Creech, Eldon Cutter, Debbie Deamron, Marvene Dennis. THIRD ROW: Garry Dunn, Mary Eaglin, Dale Fischer, Roy Hamilton, Jennifer Harrell, Steven Heffelmire, Karl Henman, Bonnie Holtegel. FOURTH ROW: James Hughes, Gene Hunt, Denver Jackson, David Jones, Gene Lang, Carolyn Lumpkins, Connie Marshall, Keeman Molter. FIFTH ROW: Lester Moore, Henry Ohlmansiek, Betty Ray, Mary Rininger, Linda Ryle, Dolan Seaver, Donald Selmeyer, Micheal Shelton. SIXTH ROW: Sharon Shelton, Kenneth Shinkle, Linda Sidebottom, Rickey Simone, Donald Stevens, Sharon Stevens, Austin Summerlin, Irene Vinup. SEVENTH ROW: Sherry Westmeier, John Westmeyer, Alice Whaley, Max Whaley. 62 Seventh Grade 0 icers Vice Pr es Paul Brown Re P° rter Donna Hunt Pres - • • . Teresa Da vies Sec Debbie Gordon Treas Angela Cosby 1 U! n _ FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jeannette Graver. SECOND ROW: Annette Anderson, Denny Barlow. William Block, Paul Brown, Terry Brown, Harold Clift. THIRD ROW: Jameg Clift, Angela Cosby, Diana Creech, Howard Davies, Teresa Davies, Terry Deamron. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Dobson, Gary Frazier, Debbie Gordon, David Heitmeyer, Steve Hensley, David Hughes. FIFTH ROW: Donna Hunt, Lonnie Klopp, Merrilee Libbert, Roger Luhrsen, Barbara Lumpkins, Gayla McClellan. SIXTH ROW: Fred Niebrugge, Pamelia Ochs, Philip Pate, Billy Penn, Connie Ray, Holbert Ray. SEVENTH ROW: Randy Roberts, Margo Schulenburg, Gary Schultz, Mary K. Scott, John Scudder, Sheila Seaver. EIGHTH ROW: Delilah Selmeyer, Garry Shelton, Victor Spaulding, Danny Ward, Shirley Wehmeyer, Brenda Wright. 63 S 2 9 £f Grade Six FIRST ROW: Mrs. Evelyn Craig, Linda Baldridge, Kenneth Calender, Gabrae Carter, Marjorie Clift, Michael Clore, Edward Conaway, Douglass Creech. SECOND ROW: Ivan Cutter, Melody Deamron, John Dennis, Darrell Donselman, Jeffry Droege, Randy Eaglin, Jeri Elder, James Ervin Wafford. THIRD ROW: Richard Graver, Anya Gulley, Deborah Hankins, Terry Libbert, Nina Lohrum, Steven Love, Charles Lumpkins, Dennis Meyer. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Murray, Dale Niebrugge, Larry Rump, Jannie Scudder, Harold Sea- mon, Jr. , Carolyn Selmeyer, Ricky Shelton, Kenneth Stanley. FIFTH ROW: Deborah Stevens, Thomas Vickroy, Rose Westmeyer, William Whitaker, Joyce Whitham. Grade Five FIRST ROW: Mr. William Davidson, Brenda Baldridge, Carolyn Bald- ridge, Terry Black, JoAnn Block, Kathryn Brown, Melvin Brown, Janie Bruce. SECOND ROW: James Burton, Billy Carver, David Clay- ton, Marsha Deamron, Billy Dun- can, Chris Graver, Chiquita Hart- man, Larry Heffelmire. THIRD ROW: Susan Holbert, Kathy Holz- bacher, Nancy Holzbacher, Thomas Hughes, Russell Hunt, Denver Jewett, Robert Kelly, Jascia Lan- vermeyer. FOURTH ROW: William Luke, Douglas Marshall, Carol Ochs, Ronnie Quicksall, Jeanne Randall. Patricia Ray, Walter Reamer, Maureen Roberts. FIFTH ROW: Lawrence Rogers, Robin Selmeyer, Vernon Sharp, Pamela Spaulding, Susan Stevens, Tommy Ward, Billy Bishop (no picture). Grade Four FIRST ROW: Mrs. Emma Cutter. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Davies, Shelia Davies, Randy Deamron, Jan Donselman, Kenneth Eversman, David Eaglin, Ralph Fryman. THIRD ROW: Sandra Haney, Christina Harrell, Cynthia Hartman, David Harvey, Deborah Hicks, Brenda Holtegel, Dennis Homola. FOURTH ROW: Faron Hud- son, Keith Jewett, Susan Lewis, Johnnie Lohrum, Ronnie Lohrum, Russell Love, Danny McClellan. FIFTH ROW: Jane Meyers, Robert Nappier, Susan Pate, Kenny Quicksall, Lewis Ray, Kenneth Shel- ton, Melinda Stambaugh. SIXTH ROW: Darlene Summerlin, Linda Utter, Debra Whaley, Douglas Whitham. Grades Three and Four GRADE 3--FIRSTROW: Mr. James Reese, Kenn- eth Abbott, Billy Aram, Thomas Anderson, Billy B. Bishop, Earl Bishop, Jim- mie Block. SECOND ROW: Randy Bressert, Ra- mona Clift, Mary Cutter, Ricky Deamron, Larry Moore. GRADE 4--Robert 3f !l Abbott, Timothy Ashcraft. VT S 3 L THIRD ROW: J errv Ashley, Denny Block, Sharon Brad- ley, David Bryer, Deborah Carter, Steven Carver, Jean Cieeter. FOURTH ROW: Thelma Clift, David Combs, Johnnie Cook, Charles Craig, Daryl Cutter. 65 Grade Three Q ft FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hazel Brown, Melody Block, Mary Emery, Gary Evers- man, Brenda Fischer, Ken- neth Goodpaster. SECOND ROW: Saundra Griffin, Steven Harmeyer, Kathy Henry, Jeffrey Huber, Randy Huber , Belinda Hunt. THIRD ROW: Lee Ann Largent, Vicki Luhr- sen, Richard Manford, Mona Meyer, Janet Mey- ers, Mark Neal. FOURTH ROW: Rhonda Ohlmansiek, Robin Ray, Gordon Red- I teZ wine, Stanley Rohrig, Bev- erly Rininger, Debbie Ryle. FIFTH ROW: Milen- da Selmeyer, Patricia Sharp, Dennis Shelton, Tara Shelton, Gordon Shinkle. SIXTH ROW: Randall Van Cleave, Ronald Ward, Tommy Watts. Grade Two FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mabel Long. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Ashcraft, Theresa Beard, Ricky Block, Ter- esa Bradley, Patricia Carter, Rickie Cutter. THIRD ROW: Steven Davies, Randy Dicker - son, Carl Fryman, Mark Huber, Timothy Hughes, Brenda Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Hunt, Shel- ley Love, Beverly Meyer, Deborah Ochs, D. L. Ransom, Edward Sanders. FIFTH ROW: Donald Shelton, Rebecca Sidebottom, Kimberly Spangler, Brenda Steuver, Randy Utter, Robert Vickroy. 66 Grade Two FIRST ROW: Miss May Pate, Michele Antras, Michael Atkinson, James Billman, James Bradley, Johnny Carter. SECOND ROW: Beatrice Clift, David Davies, Tony Davies, Jay Droege, Linda Gordon, Betty Greive. THIRD ROW: Karen Hughes, Ricky Jackson, Sharon Largent, Ronald Nappier, Peggy Ochs, Douglas Rump. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Schultz, Becky Stam- baugh, Ricky Stratman, Ria Trump, Deborah Van Cleave. NOT SHOWN: Caroline Couch. Grade One FIRST ROW: Mrs. Irene Rumph, Harold Baxter, Michael Bland, Debbie Cook, David Paul Couch, Peggy Cutter. SECOND ROW: Forrest Dobson, Donald Grace, Jr. , Bobby Green, Conley Green, Wil- liam Hammons, John Hart- man. THIRD ROW: Larry Holliday, Nanette Libbert, Danny Mullins, Kim Rahe, Ronda Ray, Darlene Roh- rig. FOURTH ROW: Robert Scott, Jay Scudder, David Selmeyer, James Steuver, George Ward, Gene Weatherford. NOT SHOWN: Donald Carpenter. 67 Grade One TOP ROW -Mrs. Adah Ehler, Larry Amm, Melissa Block, Shar- on Bryer, Donna Combs, Amanda Couch, Nina Davies. Second Row -Connie Fryman, Joseph Goodpaster, Karen Haney, Debra Kin- nett, Debra Laaker, Ronald Love, Donald Mockbee. Third Row -Perry Oak, Lowell Ransom, Lisa Redwine, James Scudder, Jenell Scudder, Willard Snyder, Yvonne Sum- merlin. Last Row- Karen Taylor, Rhon- da Walston, Diane Wilson. Autographs Senior Class Officers REPORTER . SECRETARY TREASURER PRESIDENT . HISTORIAN. VICE PRESIDENT .Arlene Harvey Leatha Atkinson Bobbie Wickizer . . Terry Pruss Karen Caldwell . Pam Clayton Advertising Advertising plays an important part in making a yea r- book possible. The Seniors of D.H.S. are grateful to all the advertisers for their help in making our year- book possible. lhe pleasant experiences and activities of your life are enhanced immeasurably by warm friendships already gained. Let them be continually rekindled throughout the coming years! Helping to bond these friendships today and for many tomorrows is the rewarding experience of Osborne Studios, your official school photographer. Qsborne °: A COMPUTE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE: FINE PORTRAITS • WEDDINGS • SCHOOLS • INDUSTRIAL • A ERIAL . CUSTOM FRAMING . COLOR. BLACK AND WHITE 72 And may all your fondest hopes and ambitions come true Lawrenceburg - Aurora Rd. Phone Aurora 433 Box 8-B AMERICAN INSURANCE AGENCY Lester D. Brown — Mildred J. Brown Insurance and Bonds of All Kinds Free Quotations Without Obligation Notary Public Service Phone 432-5491 Residence Office on U. S. 50 DILLSBORO. INDIANA KENNEDY SPORTING GOODS 507 Second Street AURORA. INDIANA Athletic Goods - Guns - Ammunition FEHLING BROS. FLOORING 437 Second Street Phone 795 AURORA. INDIANA Compliments of 315 Second Street AURORA, INDIANA Compliments of RICHARD R. MATTINGLY Lawyer AURORA, INDIANA 19. 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FRIENDSHIP, INDIANA SCHWANHOLT RADIO TV SALES AND SERVICE Black and White and Color Located at Cross Plains Phone MO 7-3925 Compliments of GOMPIES Schwinn Bicycles Toys - Mowers U. S. 50 Phone 159 LAWRENCEBURG. INDIANA INDIANA OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Auker Cash Registers Sales — Rental — Service High Walnut Phone 731 LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA 20. Sue Martin WADE REXALL DRUGS Prescription Specialists Gifts - Cosmetics - Photo Supplies Hospital Equipment - Greeting Cards Phone 1348 Durbin Shopping Center LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA KERMIT E. GREGORY INSURANCE Phone 89 RISING SUN, INDIANA WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Edwin J. Housemeyer LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA Jim ' s Radio Service AUTHORIZED DEALER General Electric Appliances Kitchen Planning and Installation Electrical Heating Engineered and Installation James A. Heitmeyer Phone 432-5624 DILLSBORO. INDIANA 7. Bob Hughes HEFFELMIRE ' S FEED FARM SUPPLY Purina Chows Fertilizer Supply and Feeds Custom Griinding and Mixing Bulk Feed Delivery Phone 432-5539 DILLSBORO. INDIANA VERSAILLES STANDARD SERVICE You Expect More and You Get More Highways 50 and 421 Phone 689-85] 2 VERSAILLES. INDIANA Compliments of OATMAN ' S BLUE FLAME Distributors Liguihed Petroleum And Appliances Highway 50 Phone 689-2862 VERSAILLES. INDIANA WILLIE ' S DAD LAD SHOP Fine Clothes For Men and Boys 307 Walnut Phone 559 LAWRENCEBURG. INDIANA DIERKING ' S Premium Coal Scott ' s Lawn Care Products Apache Camping Trailers Clean Ice Phone 131-R AURORA, INDIANA Compliments of WALKER LAUNDRY For Pickup and Delivery Phone Aurora 181 AURORA. INDIANA Compliments of C. J. MARTIN Furniture - Serta Mattresses Floor Covering 310 Second Street Phone 425 AURORA. INDIANA Compliments of THE GREEN AND SCHWIER CO. FURNITURE AURORA, INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Good Low Cost Electricity Service To More Than 700 Communities In 69 Counties in Indiana AURORA, INDIANA 13. Paul Moore WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE E. R. Morehead and Son, Inc. Tires - Batteries - Accessories Television - Appliances Norge Appliances - Zenith T. V. SALES AND SERVICE Phone 82 AURORA. INDIANA OHLMANSIEK BARBER SHOP Bunt, Glynn, Tom, Henry For Appointment Phone 571 AURORA, INDIANA AURORA MUSIC CENTER 322 Second Street Phone 467-R AURORA, INDIANA LAMBERT CLEANERS Walter E. Jewett, Agent AURORA, INDIANA Ralph Wyatt, Manager Tate Street LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA 16. Bobbie Wiclrizer MARTIN ' S JEWELRY Keepsake Rings - Watches Jewelry and Watch Repair 308 Second Street Phone 636 AURORA, INDIANA ■m 1 iifljgw; H. R. CORSON SON SALES AND SERVICE FHIENDSHIP. INDIANA Compliments of GREYHOUND BUS STATION 122 Main Street AURORA. 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NEAL SONS Cars - Trucks - Tractors Phones: Office 675-3922 Residence 675-4313 OSGOOD, INDIANA DOG ' N SUDS DRIVE-IN Highway 421 North Phone 675-2822 Tom Ogden, Manager OSGOOD, INDIANA Compliments of EAGLIN ' S TAVERN DILLSBORO. INDIANA 24. David Ray Compliments of MILAN BOTTLE GAS SERVICE MILAN. INDIANA Compliments of DON WALSTON General Bulldozing Phone Dillsboro 432-5320 DILLSBORO, INDIANA Compliments of ULRICH AND SIBBETT FUNERAL HOMES Ambulance Service Efficiency - Courtesy- Dignity Without Extravagance Dillsboro Phone 432-5480 Moores Hill RI 4-3280 Compliments of HAESSIG CLOTHING SHOE STORE Negangard Comer Jet. 101 and 48 Route 1 MILAN. INDIANA Compliments of REYNOLD ' S GAS COMPANY, INC. Phone 675-6001 OSGOOD. 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