Eastern High School - Aurora Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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STUDY TIME PERIOD Manufactured by: AURORA TIME MACHINES, INCORPORATED Greentown, Indiana EUNTRUL PANEL CLASS S CD CD DAN ADAMS Major-Agriculture, Commercial, and English Minor-History. Hi-Y -1- Bible Club -1-2- F.F.A. -1-2-3-4- Parliamentarian Annual Staff Photographer --L- Dance Band -4- Band -1-2-3--L Drum Major -4- Pep Band -2-3- Director -3- LEE AYERS flflajorfllnglish, History, and Language. Minor-Science, and Commercial. Booster Club -4- Home EC. Club -1- CARMEN ANN BAGWELL Major-English, and Social Studies. Minor-Foreign Languages, and Commercial. Blu-Tri Y Teens -1-2-3-LL Booster Club -1-2-3-4- Bible Club -1-2- Dramatics -4- Choir, Accompanist -1-2-3--L Homecoming Queen -3- Girls' State Alternate Opera -4- KATHY CALLEN Major-English, and History. Minor-Foreign Language, and Commercial. Blu-Tri -1-2-3-4- Booster Club -l-2-3-4- Dramatics Club -1-2- G.A.A. -34- Band -2-3-4- Pep Band -3- Dance Band -4- Drill Team -4- Choir -1-2-3- SUE COFFIN Major-Science, English, Mathematics, and History. M inor-Social Studies. Home Ec. Club -1-3- Blue Tri -1- Bible Club -2-3-40 Booster Club -1-2- School Newspaper -4- l LARRY CAMPBELL Major-History, and English. M inor-Mathematics, Agriculture, and Science. EClub -3-4- President -4- F.F.A. -1-2- Hi-Y -1- Student Council -1-2-3-4- Vice-President -4 Treasurer -2-3- Annual Staff - Sports Editor Baseball -3-4--, Basketball -2-, Track -2- Football -2-3-4--, Basketball Mgr. -1- DAVE CRANOR Major-Science, English. Minor-Mathematics, and History. E Club -3-4- Vice-President Hi-Y -1- Track -34- Basketball -1-2-3- Football -1-2-3--L Student Council -3-4- SONDRA DUNCAN Major-English, and History. Minor-Spanish, and Commercial. FRED EILER Major-English, History, Mathematics, and Science E Club -2-3-4- Class Vice-President -4- E Club Reporter -3-4- Football -1-2-3-IL .l OE ELLIS Major-Agriculture, Shop, and English. Minor-History. F.F.A. -1-2-3-4 Hi-Y -1-2- E Club -4- Basketball -1-2- Football 41-2-4- Track -3-4- District, State, and National F.F.A. Livestock Judging Team -1- Band -1-2-3-4- Dance Band -2-3--L Pep Band -2-3-4- Section Leader -3-4- MAX ESTES Major-History, English, and Agriculture, and Commercial F.F.A. -1-2-3-4- Dairy Judging -1-2- l SHERRY EVANS Major-Mathematics, English, and History. Minor-Music. Blu-Tri -1-2-3-4- President -4- Booster Club -1-2-3-4- G.A.A. -3- Bible Club -1-2- Reporter -2- Dramatics -4- Student Council -1- Class Secretary -2- Annual Staff -4- Banfl -1-2-3-4- Secretary -4- Dance Band -4- Pep Band -2-3- Choir -1-2-3-4- Madrigal -4- Opera -4- Double Quartette -4- -H DANNY FETTERS Major-Mathematics, Science, and English. Minor-History, Foreign Language, and Band, Choir. Hi-Y -1-2-3- Bible -1-2-3- Vice-President -3- Pep Band -2-3- Band -1-2-3- Choir -1-2-3- Color Guard -4- ROBERTA FARLOW Major-English, History, Mathematics, and Science Minor-Latin. Blu-Tri -4- Booster Club -4- Chess Club -1- Dramatics -1- DARWIN FREEMAN Major-Commercial, Social Studies, and English. Minor-Band, and Choir. Band -1-2-3-4-, Band Manager -2-3-4- Stage Band -2-3-4- Choir -l-2-3-4- Madrigal -3-4- Opera -4- Pep Band -3- Hi-Y -1-2-3- Vice-President -3- F .F.A. -1- BERNARD GRAF Major-English, Shop, Agriculture, and Social Study F.F.A. -1-2-3-4- President -4- E Club l -34- Basketball -1-2-3-LL Cross Country -3-4- Baseball -4-- JERRY HAINES Major-Science, Mathematics, and English Minor-Shop. EClub -34- Hi-Y -1- Football -1-2-3-LL Band -1-2-3-4- Vice-President President -LL- Dance Band -2-3-4- Class President -34- BARBARA HATFIELD Major-English, and Home Ec. Minor-History, Commercial. Choir -1-2-3-4- Madrigal -3-1L- Double Quartette -4- Blu-Tri -1-2-3-lk Reporter -2- Booster -1-2- Home Ec. -1-2- Recreation Leader -2- Dramatics -4- Publicity Chairman SHARON ANN HILL Major-Social Study, and Commercial. Minor-English, and Band. Blu-Tri -1-2-3-IL Home Ee. Club Booster Club -1-2- F.B.L.A. -4- Band -1-2-3-4- Dance Band -4- RAYMOND HILL Major-Science, Mathematics, and English Minor-History. Sci-Math -1-2-3-4? Vice-President -4-- EClub -34- Viee-President -1-2- Football -1-2-3-llv Annual Staff, Business Manager Student Council -1- -1- PAMELA HITE Major-English, Commercial, and Home Ee Minor-History, and Latin. Blu-Tri -1-2- Rekamemoh -3-4- Booster -1-2-3-4V Bible Club -1-2- Dramatics -1-2-3--L Reporter -3- School Newspaper -4- MARTHA HOCHSTEDLER Major-English, and Commercial. Minor-Home Ee., History, and Band. Dramatics -2-3- Rekamemoh -4- Bible Club -1-2- F.B.L.A. -4- Secretary -4- Junior Class Reporter Junior Class Favorite Sophomore Homecoming Queen Candidate School Newspaper PAUL HUBBARD M ajor-Mathematics, English, and Science. M inor-Shop, and History. Transfer -2- EClub -3-4- Hi-Y -2- Secretary -2- B Team Basketball A Team Basketball -4- Football -2-3- Cross Country -4- Track -2-4- .4,- SHIRLEY HOCHSTEDLER M ajor-Mathematics, Science, and English Minor-Latin, and Social Science. Dramatics -1-2-3-4- C.A.A. -3- Booster Club -4- Student Librarian Assistant -3-4- Choir -1-2-3- Student Librarian -1-2-3-4- -2- JERRY JOHNSON Major-Vocational Agriculture, Mathematics, English, and SCICHCC. Minor-Band, Social Studies. Dramatics Club -4- EClub -4- F.F.A. -1-2-4- Reporter -4- Football -3-4- DICK JENKINS Major-Shop, English, and History. Minor-Mathematics. Dramatics -1-2-3-4- E Club -4- Track -4- Baseball, Manager -4- Football -2-4- Manager Choir -1- Bleecher Boy -2- KENNETH JONES Major-English, and Commercial. Minor-Music, Shop, and Social Studies Bible -1-2-3- Dramatics -1-2-3-4- Annual Staff -4- Photographer Choir -1-2-3-4- Football -1-3- DANNY JULOW M ajor-English, Science, Mathematics. Minor-History. Dramatics -2- EClub -3-4- Chess Club -1- Sci-Math -1-2-3-4-, Reporter -3-, Sec.-Treas. -4- Student Manager -2-3-4- Art Editor - Annual Staff LEENA KARHUMAKI Blue-Tri -4- G.A.A. -4- ' Choir -4- Booster Club -4- Student Council -4- DARWIN KEYTON ' Major-English, Agriculture, Commercial, Social Studies. Minor-Music. Hi-Y -1-2- F.F.A. -1-2-3-, Treasurer -3- Band -1--2-3-4- K Choir -2-3-4- Pep Band -2-3- Dance Band, -2-3-4- Sax Quartette -1-2-3-4- Madrigal -3-4- Student Council -4-, Treasurer -4- Operetta -4- Mkimhi LARRY KIMMEL Major-Mathematics, Science, and English. Minor-Social Studies, Shop, and Choir. Sci-Math -l-2-3-4- Madrigal Choir -1-2-3-4- 'Ez CAROLYN JOAN KEIM Major-English, and Commercial. Minor-Science, and History. G.A.A. -3-4- President -4- Booster Club -2-3-4- F.B.L.A. -4- Bible Club -1-2-3- Prayer Chairman -3 Phy. Ed. Assistant -4- Class Secretary -4- Newspaper Staff -4- MICHAL WRIGHT Major-English, and Foreign Language Minor-Science, and Mathematics. Blu-Tri -1-2-3-4- Sgt.-at-arms -2- Dramatics -4- Booster Club -1-2-3-4- G.A.A. -3- JANE LOCKHART Major-Home Ec., and English. M inor-Science, Mathematics, and History. Blu-Tri -3-4- Home Ec. -1-2-3-4- President -4- Bible Club -1- Booster Club -1-2-3-4- F.T.A. -2-3- Home Ec. Club Vice-President -3-, and Reporter -2- Choir -1-2-3-4M Operetta -4- JANET MCCLAIN Major-English, and Home Ec. Minor-Band, History, and Commercial Home Ec. -3-4- Reporter -4- Blu-Tri -1-2-3--L Booster Club -1-2- Band -1-2-3-KL DENNY MIDDLESWORTH M ajor-Agriculture, Science, and English. Minor-Foreign Language, History, and Mathematics. F.F.A. -1-2-3-4-- Hi-Y -1-2- E Club 3-4- Student Council -2-4- Band -1- Basketball -1-2-3-4- Track -2-3-4-- Cross Country -1-4-- Class Treasurer -1- Annual Staff, Sports Editor Boys' State -3- KAREN MORTON Major-Science, Mathematics M inor-Foreign Language. Blu-Tri -1-2-3-4- Booster Club -1-2-3-4- Bible Club -1-2- Dramatics -4- Drill Team -4- Choir -1- F.T.A. -3- Class Treasurer 2 Vice-President -3- Girls' State 3 D.A.R. Good Citizen -4- Annual Staff Treasurer ,Y,,- 1 5 ELAINE MYERS Major-English, Math. Minor-Language, History. Bible Club -2-3- Booster Club -4- Cadet Teacher 3-4- DAVE MUMAW Major-History, English, Shop Minor-Science. E Club -4- F.F.A. -1- Dramatics -4- Hi-Y -1-2- Foothall -3-4- RAY MUMAW Major-Social Studies, Shop. Hi-Y -1-2- JANICE OGLE Major--Business, English, Home Ee. Minor-History. Home Ec. -1-2-3-4-, Recreation Leader -1 Booster Club -1-2-3-4- Choir -1-2-3-lk Newspaper Staff -IL- ELLEN JANE PARSON Major-English, Mathematics. Minor-Science, Language, History. Booster Club -4- DANNY PARSONS M ajor-Social Studies, English. Minor-Mathematics, Agriculture, Science. E Club -3-4-, Sec. Treas. -4-- F.F.A. -1-2- Class President -1- Baseball -34- Basketball -l-2-3- QW-,:, -M.,-.Q 2-253 , PATTY PENTLAND Major-English, Commercial. Minor-History, Band. Blu-Tri -1-2-3-4- Dramatics 1-2-34- Bible Club -1- Class Favorite -2- Class Officer fsecretaryj -3- Dramatic Club Secretary -4- Annual Staff Typist -4- Newspaper -4- Drill Team -4- Band -1-2-3-4- Choir -1-2- Pep Band -3- Dance Band -4- RONN IE POWELL Major-Science, Math, English. Minor-History, Latin. E Club -3-4- Hi-Y -1-2- Student Council -3- Sgt.-at-Arms KAREN RAINS Major-History, Commercial, and English. Minor-Home EC. Booster Club -1-2-3-4- Home Ec. Club -3-4- Blu-Tri Club -1-2-3-4- JERRY RILEY Major-Agriculture, and English. Minor-Commercial, and Social Studies. F.F.A. -1-2-3-flu PEGGY RIGGS Major-Commercial, English, and History. M inor-Foreign Language. Bible Club -l-2-3- Booster Club -2-3-4- F.B.L.A. -4- Reporter -4- Operetta -4-- Newspaper -4- Secretary and Treasurer of Bible Club -3- Choir -1-2-3-4- Madrigal -3-4- Double Quartet -4- Annual Staff Typist DENNIS SHENK Major-Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and English Minor-Language. Hi-Y -1- Sci-Math -1-2-3-IL Dramatics -2-3-40 Annual Jr. Editor -3- Editor -4- Student Rotarian -4- BILL SHRADER Major--English, Agriculture. Minor-Mathematics, History Hi-Y -1- F.F.A. -1-2-3-IL Basketball -1-2- Football -1.- Cross Country -1- DONALD SLATER M a jo r-En glish, M inor-Spanish. FRANCIS SHROCK Major-History, Shop, English, Mathematics M inor-Science. Eclub -2-3-llw Hi-Y -1- Basketball -1- Baseball -1-2-3-4- Commercial, History. BONNIE STINER Major-Commercial, Home Ec. Minor-History, Mathematics. Home Ec. -1-2-3-IL Blue-Tri -1-2-3--L F.B.L.A. -3-4- Vice-President -4- Student Council -2- School Newspaper JOHN STEPLER Major-Shop, English. Minor-Mathematics, History. Hi-Y -1- EClub -1-2-3-KL Football -l-2-4-- Basketball -1-3- Baseball -1-2- MARVIN SMITH Major-English, Mathematics, Agriculture. Minor-History, Science. Hi-Y -1-2- Treasurer -2- F.F.A. -1-2-3-4- Reporter -3- Treasurer -4 Basketball -1-2- Track -1- Student Council -1-2- ROGER SWISHER Major-Agriculture, Commercial, and English. Minor-Social Studies, and Mathematics. F.F.A. -1-2-3- Dramatics -1- Bleacher Boy -1-2-3-4- F.F.A. Judging Team -1-2-3- ARLENE TROYER Major-Science, Math, Social Science, English Minor-Foreign Language. Booster Club -2-3-4- Bible Club -l-2-3- G.A.A. -3-4- Choir -1-2-3-4- Madrigal -3-4- Operetta -4- Class Treasurer -3-4- Annual Staff -4-, Copy Editgr MATTIE TURNPAUCH M ajor-Home Economics, English, Commercial. Minor-History. Booster Club -1- F.B.L.A. -3-4- President -4- G.A.A. -3- Bible Club -1-2- Blu-Tri 1-2-3-4- Inter Club Council -4- Yell Leader -2-3-4- Student Council Reporter -3- Choir -1-2-3-4- Double Quartet -4- Drill Team -4- Treasurer -4- ROBERT WARNOCK Major-Agriculture, Commercial, and English. Minor-History, Mathematics. Hi-Y -1- F.F.A. -1-2-3-LL Secretary -4- E Club -4- Cross Country -l-4- Track -34- GARY VOORHIS Major-English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science M inor-Latin. Hi-Y -l-2-3- EClub -1-2-3-4- Sci-Math -2-3-IL President -3-4- Football -1-2-3-LL Basketball -1-2- CAROLYN WHITE Major-English, Commercial. Minor-Social Studies, and Latin. F.B.L.A. -2- Blu-Tri -3- G.A.A. -2- Editor of Newspaper -34- Kenny s Massaging Service NU! NU! Camlyfl ,.,...-f----'W ' Our seniors were pretty busy this summer with many different things such as on their ff-et! Selling ads was hard work, play, and selling ads for the yearbook. Helpful, ign'1 he? But, Larry! That's not the Gas Tank! ' . -as-..w ..- Wi 92: 11 I , K Operating Instructions for Time Machine 451503591 I. OPEN BOOK 2. READ INSTRUCTIONS 3. PRESS BUTTON FOR TIME DESIRED 4. STUDY TIME PERIOD Manufactured by: AURORA TIME MACHINES, INCORPORATED Greentown, Indiana QCD 'S Z -I :D I 1- SE Z I -n 1- FOREWORD QQQQCD SPORT AC J' UCI L TUDIE Just Call us SLAVES! r -ini MR. MCCOY B.A. from DePauw Sponsor Annual Staff Sponsor Senior Class MR. SHAWHAN B.S., M.S. Ball State Varsity Coach These students work hard in Ce0rge's class. r . 1 Q 1 of f' . - g A A E GLIH Mr. Treber is a busy man around East- ern. Along with his job as Assistant Principal, he also teaches English 9 and 12. Mr. Judkins, also in the English depart- ment, teaches English 10, along with his duty as speech teacher, Dramatic Club sponsor and director of plays. Mrs. Jarrett, another of our English teachers, instructs a class in General Business along with her classes of Eng- lish 11. CIE CE Mr. Durr, the physics and chemistry teacher, is explaining the meaning of pH to his class. i boys physical education. Mr. Price teaches biology also. Mrs. Freeman teaches biology and girls physical education. Mr. Price coaches the B-team basket- ball and Jr. High football. He teaches M THEM TIC The class in Statistics learns probabili- ties. Mr. Sedgwick, our High School Math teacher explains an Algebraic equation. Mr. Kistler teacher of Jr. High Math pauses to answer a student's question. 'YfQg,'2f,. LANGUAGE Mrs. White prepares a lesson for her Spanish class. In addition to Spanish, Mrs. White also teaches French. Mrs. Turner teaches Latin. She also teaches Jr. High, reading, and history. .X iwqhh it r pee .... . t ,X t' ii 34 p JW A X CUMMERCI L MRS. BROBECK BS. Butler M.C.S. Indiana Universit Y Head of Commercial Department SCCI'8lElI'lCS of l0l'll0I'l'0W. B.S. Ball State MR. BERRYMAN These kids love to play with the machines INDUSTRI L ART Industrial arts is a part of our regular program of general education. Industrial arts instruction provides understandings of, and experiences with, tools, materials and processes of our industrial age. Industrial arts makes possible an exploration of basic indus- trial areas through experiences in drafting, woodwork, metal- work, crafts, and graphic arts. It furthers consumer knowledge and appreciation of the other fellow and his occupation. It promotes an understanding of industry and fosters the develop- ment of desirable work attitudes, work habits and character traits. cation program. Well established industrial arts courses are an integral part of the general edu w,,.4 m i 1w i USIC Q Q. X 4,1 Mr. Woolpert is the hand director. ? u1.. Mrs. Mower has spent much unpubli- cized but rewarding effort this year in preparation for the operetta. She also sponsors the madrigal group. Mrs. Mower studies Ll sc-one from I opervtta Fortune Tr-llvr. 'Emi HO E ECONOMICS Mrs. Doty pauses to answer a question asked by one of the girls in Home Ec. Class. The Junior girls watch Mrs. Doty as she shows them the part of laying out and cutting a dress. 38 GRICULT RE Mr. Rich, our Agriculture teacher uses his free time to prepare a lesson for his 8th grade Science class. The Juniors take time out for a picture as they study a lesson in Agriculture class. ,hi 'ze N ' , : - 'S - ' , MAINTENANCE A D COOKS B111 Lamb Supermtendcnt of Maintenance Harold Cox Walter Tilden Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Pence Hill Cranor Fawcett Summers Cox Here the girls turn to make pretty flowers. Mrs. Sanders, our Art teacher, doesn't just teach the students to draw, but also instructs them in crafts as well. UNIOR HIGH TE CI-IER WWW 'MMR Mr. Lamb, our Jr. High English teacher, studies her lesson as Mrs. Mayne, corporation reading supervisor, takes time out from well as the students. her work to have her picture in the Aurora. Mr. Echelbarger instructs the Jr. High pupils in how Mr. Hartleroad teaches Junior High students in the History of our United to find sq. feet. States, il fi EH E it 3 it Q 55 2 6 ?S 513 - ..., 'P N 1 :YR 1? ,1 3,3 7 'ef Q51 -I A -a .5 -Nz W 9 ,, X A 4 M it W Q Q1 mg F n f, -f Q z 9 I., , Y A . f -'av . Cl, ' if x Q Mg L..,..,, n p as v ,Q43 Operating Instructions for T imc Machine il! 03591 1. OPEN BOOK 2. READ INSTRUCTIONS 3. PRESS BUTTON FOR TIME DESIRED 4. 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TAKE A 10 MINUTE BREAK! Ten Leading New York Doctors Recommend That This Book Be Taken in Two Doses. Operating Instructions for Time Machine if 03591 I. OPEN BOOK 2. READ INSTRUCTIONS 3. PRESS BUTTON FOR TIME DESIRED 4. STUDY TIME PERIOD Manufactured by: AURORA TIME MACHINES, INCORPORATED Greentown, Indiana l 'I 1:1 2 -'I In 1:1 lt' S3 2 V -I l QQ QCD FOREWORD SENIORS FACULT GCC JR HIGH Zhi ,,Mn..M., A 5 'A-'iff . ' FRONT ROW: .lim Turner, Bob Warnock, Ronnie Powell, Brooks Freeman, Art Hammond, John Harper, Jerry Johnson. SECOND ROW: Calvin Kistler, Coachg Dick Trott, Mgr.g David Cranor, Roger Johnson, Denny Middlesworth, Floyd White, Terry Shrock, David Waggoner, Larry Duncan, Mgr.g Gary Buck- ley, Mgr. Eastern 7, 74 Western r,,,,,,, Eastern t ,, , ,,,, 61 Northwestern Eastern, ,,,,,,, A 4915 Converse ,,,,,,,, Eastern, W , ., tttt 91 Fairmount .7 Eastern ,,,, ,2nd in T C C Eastern ,,,,.,. ,t,C,, 3 rd in M V C Eastern, ,,,, ,, Eastern, . 32M sow 591m 40 6th in Borderman's Relay 1st in Howard County Conference Burlington ,.,,,, 13M Sweetser ,,,..,..., 362: RECORDS Floyd White 880 yds. 2203.4 Denny Middlesworth High Hurdles 16.7 Floyd White, Bob Warnock, Mile Rela 3 243.3 ,lim Waggoner, David Waggoner Y TRACK OF T Middlesworth up and over Warnock coming home Another win for White Hammond ready to throw AND THEY'RE OFF Action in relays F7 6 I. X QS X X fxffw 1 X , . -of FRONT ROW: Cary Smith, Francis Shrock, Bernard Graf, Larry Campbell Tom Sheridan Brice Bagwell, Manager. BACK ROW: Dick Jenkins, Managerg Stanley Carpenter, Allen Voorhis Von Hiatt A11 Ham mond, Steve David, Bob Shawhan, Coach. MA TEAM Eastern ,,,.., ..... 1 Eastern ...... ..... 9 Eastern ...... ..... 7 Eastern ...... ...., 4 Eastern.. ...... ...,.,.. 4 Eastern ..,.... ........ 1 4 Eastern ,.e.... ........ 1 0 Eastern ....... ..... 1 Eastern ,...... ..... 2 Eastern ....... .,.., 4 Oak Hill .... Fairmount -. Northwestern Swayzee ....... Western ....... Oak Hill .,... Fairmount Northwestern Swayzee ....... Western ,... FRONT ROW: Mike Carr, Kent Evans, Bill Rosa, Wendell Smith, Derry Condon, Mike Keyton BACK ROW: Bob Shawhan, Coach: Jim Hatfield, Jim Armstrong, Larry Wright, John Harper. HB TEAM Eastern ........ ...,... 6 Western ..... .... 2 Eastern .....,.. ,..,.., 1 0 Swayzee ..... ..t. 0 Eastern ,....,,. ....... 3 Oak Hill ,,,.,. ,.,, 8 Eastern ........ .....,. 4 Swayzee ..... .... 3 This was the first year for a Baseball B team at Eastern. This was caused when 50 or more boys came out for the varsity baseball team, that Coach Shawhan decided to have two teams. The B team ended the season with a nice 3-1 record. The A team ended up with a record of 5 and 5. Eastern ....,,,,,,,A Eastern ,,,,,,,,,,,, FIRST ROW: Jerry Johnson, Raymond Hill, Larry Campbell, Jerry Haines, Joe Ellis, Dave Cranor, Fred Eiler. SECOND ROW: John Little, Managerg Dick Jenkins, Manager, Earl Kauf- man, Dave Mumaw, John Stepler, Cary Voorhis, Ronnie Powell, Harold Thurmond. THIRD ROW: Dave Williams, Managerg Kent McQuiston, John Harper, Art Hammond, Tom Streeter, Joe Bliss, Terry Shrock, Herman Lorenz, Dan Stiner, Calvin Kistler, Coach. LAST ROW: Tom Kratzer, Larry Duncan, Stanley Carpenter, Allen Voorhis, Brooks Freeman, Ronnie Pence, Jim Coffin. Mississinewa Westfield ,,,,, ,,...,, ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS lst Team Eastern, ,.,,.,,,, Western E3-Siem ROXCTTOU ffff Larry Campbell Guard Eastern '---- --'--- W hlfes ff-aea- --ff-ff Art Hammond Fullback Eastern Fairmount Eastern Sheridan ..e, 2nd TBHITI 523252 5iffli2ffegsssiii,,, ff Gafyvffofhis Halfback Ray Hill Quarterback Terry Shrock End X, r Avy? ik 'S-. Mi, Y ww Q - f , ws, LV I ,A rf' fu ' Qw- I+ W 52' ,,,,wl,Ti , 5' M gm, ww' lv, 57, M' , ,Q-,ww Q.. x 4 f , f ' , Q N 'vig 5 . ,fy 2' 1, :WA ' A' 116 ,, . :L I ., by 1 W 42 -.rl-in Nasir' '4f '1 rv W 4 , fvmswww,ws , '-.J GSB wwwff-X ' .wwf A K . 3 gg '-' ke? ,r ,es wk? .C S5 1 x an ' -2 5 V Sid ii M ' W. f.?1?+,'ffg5,fklLf, - Hai ff gg Eff' 5, Mi? 4 M5 4. 'X 'fm ? w n, W ,. i m z Q ad L, nd, 66 i my Qi, 355' 36.1-xii L7 222 lwb'S1?Qfx Rfk, 3 77-A'?i'QlTfL iiifkirffm My! i 'Sig A . . , , .xiii g Ls M1 ,V Q ,,,M..,M,ym-vm-4 f vi' 75551. Jn, nu as M ,+,,.,s.m M 1 3 . l 'Z QQ, , ,KM yi . Y, W f 1 , W, ., gm ,Q Eastern ,7,,,,,.,,., Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern JUNIOR HIGH RECORD 26 Clinton Central 0 Jackson Central 7 Tipton ..........,... 7 Clinton Central 20 Mississinewa -. Eastern 7,..,,,,,,,, 20 Eastern 7,,,,.,..,,7 14 Eastern ,,,,........ 6 Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern HB TEAM RECORD Western r..,. Haynes ......., Fairmount .- Northwestern Oak Hill .....s Tipton ....,e.,,. Mississinewa Haynes ,,,,.i.. Well, somebody's got to be on the bottom FIRST ROW: .lim Turner, Bob Warnock, Gary Smith, Bernard Graf, Ray Harvey. SECOND ROW: Roger Johnson, Denny Middlesworth, Jim Armstrong, Paul Hubbard, Steve David, Gary Buckley, Bob Shawhan, Coach. CROSS COUNTRY RECORD Eastern .DDD DD..,.. 19 Northwestern ...........,,. 39 Clinton Central ........... -79 Eastern ....... ....... 2 8 Mississinewa ,..t.,, 1 .,.,,,. 4-0 Fairmount ,.......,........... 56 Eastern ....... ....... 1 6 Northwestern .,D...,....... 39 Western .,...,D.,... ,........ 8 5 Eastern ....... .......... 2 4 Oak Hill ......... .......... 3 1 Bunker Hill ..,... ........ 84 Eastern ...,.,. .,..,.,... 2 5 Swayzee .,..... .,..,,.... 3 1 Western ..,...,.. ...,.,,, 6 9 Eastern ..,.... .,.,.t. 1 5 Wabash ....... ..,....... 4 3 Tri-County Conference Mississinewa Valley Individual Scoring Conference 1. Oak Hill ........ ..... 3 5 1. Eastern .,,..,...,......., 36 Wamock ....., ,.,,,,,,, 3 8 2. Eastern .......... ..... 3 6 2. Mississinewa ..,..... 57 Turner .......... ......... 3 3 3. Fairmount ............ 79 3. Portland .,,,,,l.,....,,. 65 Armstrong ......,. .,..,.,.. 2 7 4. Swayzee ................ 90 4. Fairmount ..........,. 69 Harvey .....,...... ......,,. 2 3 5. Northwestern ........ 105 5. Royerton ,............. 130 Smith ......,............ ..... 7 6. Western ......,......... 6. Winchester ............ 147 Middlesworth ...... ..... 4. 165 7. Clay .,..,...............,, 185 ' 8. Bunker Hill .,...,,... 239 wg! 424 iiiliu-if Q Q iii FLOYD WHITE JR. Most Valuable Player Track Floyd White received his first most valuable player award in track in 1958 and his second award in track in 1959. He set a Mississinewa Valley Record in the 880 yd. run in 1959, and he went to the State Track Meet in 1958 where he ran the 880 yd. run. He received a total of IOLLVZ points in his Senior Track Season. B, .,.g:, 'f l' 2' ,Q -L.: -' , -: wr . , .. 'fx BOB WARNOCK Most Valuable Player Cross Country Bob Warnock reecived his first most valuable player award in Cross Country in 1959. Bob received a total of 41 points in nine meets. His fastest time for the two mile course was 10:14.0. He won the Mississinewa Valley Conference meet in 10:19.0 out of a field of 4-2 boys. Bob came in second place in the Tri-County meet with 55 boys participating. Other meets Bob won were with Wabash, Northwestern, and Bunker Hill. GARY VOORHIS Most Valuable Player Football Gary Voorhis received his most valuable player award in Football in 1959 in his Senior year. This was Cary's fourth year with the Football team. He played Quarterback, and Halfback positions. In his senior year he was the leader in most tackles, and averaged about 4 yards per carry. He made 6 touchdowns, and his longest run was 82 yards. During his Football career he had an elbow and knee injury. DANNY PARSONS Most Valuable Player Baseball Danny Parsons received his most valuable player award in Base- ball in 1959. Danny played 2nd Base and a batting average of .384. He also pitched in two games. This was Danny's second year to play baseball. Because of injury Danny was unable to play in the last two games. Danny also made the Tri-County Conference All-Star Team. ART HAMMOND M ost Valuable Player Basketball Art Hammond received his first most valuable player award in Baseball in his Sophomore year. This was his first most valuable award in Basketball. This is his second year varsity and first year starting center. He received a total of 306 points during the year with a point average of 15.3. His fieldgoal average was 40.475, and his free throw average was 68.6'Zp. His highest points in one game was 34 against Northwestern. He was the second leading rebounder with 119. He made the second team of the Mississinewa Valley Conference. Art also made the Tri- County Conference All-Star Team. Xara! 15749 1 My ' siiif Ax FF' i 3 5 2 ir he Q FRONT ROW: Dave Williams, Mgr.g Brooks Freeman, Bernard Graf, Danny Julow, Mgr. BACK ROW: Bob Shawhan, Coachg Denny Middlesworth, Steve David, John Harper, Cary Smith, Tom Streeter, Alan Voorhis, Paul Hubbard, Art Hammond. EASTERN VARSITY, BASKETBALL SCHEDULE EASTERN OPPONENTS EASTERN OPPONENTS 65 Clay , , , , ,,,,,,,,,,,.. ..., V . V. ,.YV. 49 60 Western ,,,,LL, ,,,,,L , , , 66 Fairmount 7 , 7, W 9 rfrraff 44 62 Portland 56 Jackson Central . ,, Yrfafffr 48 66 Winchester . 68 Flora ,,,t ,t,, V at -rfr - --f- 53 43 Peru .7 88 Lapel L 7, W ,V -- -ffra 70 53 Oak Hill . 7 52 Clinton Central W W , -4-,f'rf 50 59 Swayzee ., 65 Bunker Hill , Y-YVr f 55 55 Royerton ,,,, 71 Northwestern ,----'v- 43 58 Mississinewa .,...t 54 Windfall L L, - frrf f- 46 INVITATIONAL TOURNEY EASTERN SECTIONAL TOURNEY Eastern, 49 Northwestern .,,,,t,. .. 53 TRLCOUNTY Easterntt ,. , ,,,t 69 Western A. 7 CHAMPIONS Eastern t,ttt 57 Northwestern 1959-60 Senior Guard Senior Center BERNARD GRAF PAUL HUBBARD Junior Center '4Hook David, hooks another one! TOM STREETER Junior Guard Sophomore Forward GARY SMITH STEVE DAVID Senior Forward DENNY MIDDLESWORTH Toothless Middlesworth, hits another one? Sophomore Guard BROOKS FREEMAN ' Junior Center ART HAMMOND Junior Forward JOHN HARPER Sophomore Guard ALAN VOORHIS EASTERN 2nd TEAM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Eastern Opponents 31 34 Clay . . 24 Fairmount ,,,t,,t,,ttt. .. . 33 INVITATIONAL TOURNEY 32 Western ,t,tA., V ,.7. . ,Y,,7YYY,77777,, 44 32 Jackson Central ,,,t.,t, YY,,,, 4 1 50 Flora . . ,Y,,,,7,,7 .,,,, 3 6 -L2 Lapel .. ,,,t., ,,ttt,tt,, . 33 44 Clinton Central ,,,,t , . Y,,7,, 35 44 Bunker Hill . 33 31 Northwestern ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 9 43 Windfall ,,,,,,,, .. 23 27 Western ,tt, A 24 39 Portland ,, ,, ,, 35 32 Winchester .. .. 29 32 Peru ,,,,,,t,t,tt .. .. 31 24 Oak Hill ,ttttt 36 34 Swayzee ,,,,t, Y,Y,,, 3 3 33 Royerton .. .. . 40 -13 Mississinewa . , .. ,, 37 FRONT ROW: Mike Carr, Lonnie Middlcsworth, Dary Condon, Max Smith, Duane Smith, Delbert Kistler, Coach. SECOND ROW: Charles Winger, Mgr.: Tom Kratzer, Don Duncan, Jerry Johnson, Dave Kistler, Kent Evans. LAST ROW: Dick Price, Coach: Mike Puterbaugh, Dan Shenk, Terry Shaw, Wayne Helton, Charles Horoho. Mlm FRONT ROW: Bill Rosa, Wendell Smith, ,lim Kerby, Kent Shrock, Jim Hatfield. SECOND ROW: Jim Armstrong, Mike Thatcher, Larry Wright, Greg Fawcett, M r LAST ROW: Gary Buckley, Mgr.g Kenny Cannon, Ronnie Trussel, Dick Price, Coach EASTERN FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Eastern Opponents 22 Oak Hill .. ,. . . 26 Western . ......... . .. 43 Northwestern . , .....,.. 25 Clinton Central L ..,. . 19 Wabash .........1.., LL.. 42 Wabash ., ,.,....... 27 Peru ...................,. . 26 Kokomo Central ...., .,.. 35 Northwestern . .,.., ,..... . PERU TOURNEY 27 Oak Hill ttt.ttt............,ttt tt,, 40 Peru ............ tttt 'A' 37 Wabash ..,.t., ,... 'B' 28 Wabash .T ...,,.,..,,,,.,..,,,,.. ., 37 Kokomo Washington ........ 32 Western ,........ i tttttt....,tt L. 29 Elwood Haynes ........ .... EASTERN 8th GRADE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Eastern Opponents 28 Western ,, ,,.,,s,,ss 31 Ervin ,,,,., , 7 40 Clinton Central .,V... 28 Peru .,,,, . ,,.,,., ,L 27 Kokomo Central ,,,tt , 35 Howard ,,,tt ,,,,,,. ,..l 36 Wabash ,, ,, ,, ,, 26 Kokomo Washington 34 Elwood Haynes , ,,,, , 34 Western ,, ,.tt t,,,,t , 7 27 Western 7 7 ., 20 Ervin to to N- is Operating Instructions for Time Machine il! 03591 I. OPEN BOOK 2. READ INSTRUCTIONS 3. PRESS BUTTON FOR TIME DESIRED 4. STUDY TIME PERIOD Manufactured by: AURORA TIME MACHINES, INCORPORATED Greentown, Indiana r'l I Z Su' Z I' FE Z f 'l I- S? 3? E' 2 3? 0 S b O ra to U CD QCD o I b CJ m m CLASSES 4 'Editor DENNIS SHENK WE BUILT THIS TIME IVIACI-IINE. Copy Editor Photographer ARLENE TROYER DAN ADAMS Sports Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor DENNY MIDDLESWORTH SHERRY EVANS LARRY CAMPBELL Business Manager RAYMOND HILL Treasurer Photographer KAREN MORTON KENNY JONES Typist Art Editor Typist PEGGY RIGGS DANNY JULOW PATTY PENTLAND CLASS FAVURITES JUNIOR FAVORITES Arthur Hammond Kathy Lamb SOPHOIVIORE FAVORITES Marcia Bryan Wendell Smith FRESHMAN FAVORITES Peggy Riggs Max Smith L Lg 1' gp, , ..,,., f 'L nn' 'K Y 1 Ui 4 -vu., Y in is A 'wk 0 f' SENIOR FAVORITES BEST LOOKING Marvin Smith Martha Hochstedler s MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Morton Raymond Hill MOST ATHLETIC Carolyn Keim Denny Middlesworth It was indeed a busy year for the Seniors. In the library, in class, at parties, and just plain goofing-off. Pictured in the middle is Lee- na Karhumaki, our foreign ex- change student, enjoying her- self on her first night in the U.S.A. .1 1 k ' ,TED X' - Dewraging for Snowflake Fantasy, Faculty overseeing and enjoying the dance. It was a year of hard work, fun, and new experiences. Smiles brighten our faces as we plunge into another school year. E Club SPOHSOFS mam' Hfiergame dances. Waltzing Matilda at a summer dance. ZZOXOYI- X 'f'l kN' ' 'V I I 1- all ..,, . in 3 TEACHERS' AUTOGRAPHS STUDENT CUU CIL Mr. Robert Durr is the sponsor of the Student Council. Among the activities of the Student Council is the All- Svhool Party. and the Annual Homecoming Parade. The Student Council also attends the State Student Council Convention each year. This year. for the first time, the Student Council, with the assistance of other organizations. sponsored our for- eign Exchange Student. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote bet- ter relations between students and teachers. and also to help solve school problems, OFFICERS President-Arthur Hammond ViCl?'I',I'C.Sl'll6llf-LHITY Campbell Secretary-Linda Miller Treasurer-Darwin Keyton 88 , QQ , 1. 3 . 55 313 N w ff D Mm l QRS. bmw, S - - Q , QW ,sw m S gg H 'W W Z H 5 . : x..i i - REKAMEVIOI-I Mrs. Marie Doty is sponsor of the Rekamemoh Club. Among activities of the Rekamemoh are parties for the faculty, and a Style Show with a party afterwards for the mothers. They also sponsor Bake Sales and decorate the Home- Fic. Room plus the Halls. OFFICERS President-,lane Lockhart Vice-President-Kay Elliott Secretary-Linda Miller Treasurer-Becky Knote Reporzerqjanet McClain 90 Mrs. Nancy Freeman is sponsor of the C.A.A. Among activities of the G.A.A. are Tennis. Volleyball Basketball, Soccer. Swimming. and Softball. OFFICERS President-Carolyn Keim Vice-Pre5identA-Emily Dieterly Secretary-Treasurer-VVinifred Keim G.A.A. 'll u . ,SW .,Y-: -+ -f .. q A , , W V ,Q . i i : A 1 4 1-1-, 1 I -A J , f 0 , - gfxriiiggg K V xii, ' 3 L ' Vf Q' 5 f 5 4 ' ' V 5 ' w , V . K SQ YS -7 li 5 wwww -zEssSii? sV 'XL iirdiims Q W WA - 5 5,1 i Q YBR UFAW! GREHNTDWN EIHAPTEFE The sponsors of F.B.L.A. are Mrs. Evelyn Brubeck. and Mr. Kenneth Berryman. The F.B.L.A. members furnish the school paper l'Co1net Crierj. They also attended State-wide con- vention. OFFICERS President-Mattie Turnpaugh ViC8-PVCSIIIIBIIl--B0IlI1iC Stiner Secrelary-Martha Hochstedler Treasurer!-Gerald Richmond Reporter-Peggy Riggs. Mrs. Nancy Freeman, Mrs. Marie Doty are sponsors of the Booster Club. It is organized for the purpose of supporting the teams, with the assistance of the Cheerleaders. BOOSTER CLUB COMMITTEE ChairmarziPam Hite fabsentil Pam Kraph, Donna Winegardner, Judy Murphy, and BOOSTER CLUB ? J S - . L Q H' , was f , f f mb , , ' 1 .. ,..... M ' QA .,.., ea. 'Q as ,M g K , .W ,A g. .as ' N .vw is 35 W 1 f w mp i. ,I ii . N if , W f , 3,3 xx- E k Q44 A l 0 lik S we: 'Sew L. szafif-a'e2w 1, 1 'H' Q , Wiy Vf 5 5332 is ' . H I A im , , f ew-w T .,., , 1 4 , M wwf in f - 3 ,:f, ,Q V ,V Q 5' 5 W K u G ii 53 i, 5 E 2 .9 ww ,Q M ' 1 .si , , J TW ' 'nil fsif. mi' 1. 'O , v ,, . 8 -f . J .iii k Y ff' S ,., - A ,nr, ? l 1 ' Mrs. Dorothy Mayne is sponsor of the Blu-Tri. The Blu-Tri pledged 36 members in September with rough and formal initiationsg making the total enrollment 102. Activities sponsored by the club were: Distribution of cheer bas- kets to shut-ins, and giving aid to needy families. Also, a Style show and two formal dances were held. Candy was sold as a money making project. OFFICERS President-Sherry Evans Vice-President--Sherry Rennaker Secretary-Sue Seagrave Treasurer-Joyce Smith Reporter-Jean Myers Chaplain--Leena Karhumaki BLU-TRI CLUB 'N-z -Nql. 's 'XX wx. . fl ang i l il x ' - ' V - if .VhAh.. ig gg DRILL TEAM The Band Director. Mr. Woolpert, has started a Drill Team this year known as the Stelleretles. The Drill Team is composed of 16 girls who have worked hard to put on the half-time show ofall home Basketball games. I am sure you will agree with us in saying: that the Stellerettes have been an added attraction. Keep up the good work. DAN ADAMS Drum Major and Loretta Colescott. The Majoreltes are Nancy Pence, Sandi Powell Helen Colescott 1 l -Ly . ww. ffm L h l 2 ' . AW, . Q I ly ff, ' ,H iwiwufh ' in jli' wh ,N lg 4 f lf-fm-fi ,K ' f- fxfm.' '1i1, .. 11-YXQW-FX5lf'i,,'i-.TlM: ? A 19g?fYQ Rf'??w'A Wy M 5f'f's1'3h 73? . ?4f'1W x W A Ms N4 .Ni fqtia-A'f 4 -2. 11wQgk ,..Xw Qy+,.., ,?1.g.'. i1N i..3ff-,.:J-4i :- .9, . rmfsuf'-tif if f I ,gt M, 1,351 7'-, .,, '35 wf p 'ff 'tgp L ..'g',:gf 'U' Bii w Q q N M Y Xa Q, xv xt O? Xw x X :X 'X x. X X N A -Q. -SBI-4:1 351 i--L.: '-'- f'f' 1 'Lf'r.sf-2 in 'ii' L.ptv v fg.i', tag.. ,Q 44' iles 'S' 1 ,Eg gi my ,W kg, by ,,X yFQ.Qf W., ,Fx NN w rx ww xg x X V X XA. N X xii L f is A is ' -B ,gb ,,l' ,,, 'QJ his -5945 lf ,T wir, , in ...SBP , ' SLN ti 'c ff'f1-1 mfAfv-5.5-lQi 1 '-'Lili-.svn'2'-fi' 5 W' '55 wif 'iff 'H-5 N W 5-2 X mg pm r?Q'qfV Q Q W A lx W , X ...4 1 ' 95 Q Z W ga K Q .. gf ' - - f 4 lol nl , ff Y A if 5 H AQ Eli an iii 7 gk tug, 3 21 4 X -wi I fl' L: ,f-KL. f-IQ -.nv-v X 'E 5: l'r1-sidont, ,lorry Huinesg Vice-President, Fred Eilerg Ss-1-.. ilxrnlyn Kiemg Treas.. Arlene Troyer. SPONSORS: Sr. George McCoy Jr. Robert Callen Soph. Nancy Free Lynn Hensler: Treael., Mary Ju Rugon: Rep., Harold mond. man Froslx. Lloyd Sc-dgi wick President, Steve David: Vice-President, Wendall Smithg Sec.. President, Tom Kratzc-rg Vice-President, Linda Harperg ei Jeanne Myersg Trcas., Phyllis Hubbardg Rep., Marcia Bryan. Treas., NANCY KHOIC- -H423 -, President, Tom Slreeterg Vice-President, .lolm Harperg The picture below is the candidates for the Queen and King, they are Linda Powell, Terry Campbell, Ellen Knote, Francis Hannah, Sharon Warnock, Dick Bryan, Becky Wilson, and Larry Conway. They are waiting the big moment. It took a lot of work on the part of the Juniors but it was an enjoyable evening for all. The Theme of the Jr. Sr. Prom was Sayonara. Decorations were of all colors pertaining to a Japanese setting. The Doc Loveless Dance Band provided music for the eve- ning. A Japanese girl and Miss Linda lVlcCoy entertained with vocal selec- tions. The highlight in the evening was the crowning of Miss Ellen Knote as Queen, and Mr. Francis Hannah as King. The King and Queen then led the following dance, with the court join- ing in. There is still a lot of work that has to be clone. but the Juniors clon't mind the work. They make it enjoyable for all. The Juniors below take a short rest before start- ing to Work again. It took a lot of work to put up the beautiful decorations. but oh. what fun to tear it all clown. T.. --1 2 f if deign ik - Iv fl , 'A i Q M P' A-. ,kink sims' 5 f 3 W .W .1 .w M9 S 1 5 . 2 1 1 C A M g 7 0.1 3 3 if f: . - mf Y . 4 i YA AhX,, V X . -1-L, , 3 -'ae L f ,, A323 M? S ww The Blu-Tri won the trophy for the In-st float, ancl the Sr. Class float ancl the F.l7.A. float received honorable mention. Miss Bonnie Stiner was crowned Queen for the event, her court included Miss Mary Jo Regan fJr.l Miss Barbara Utter- back 1Sopli.l Miss Bxliblttlit' Mc'Quistion l'Fresl'1.l. Miss Stinvr reigned over the dance held in the Cy ni afterward. The Comets ended the gala affair by winning over the Fairmount Quakers. MQKVJQ 'K -sl ,g i ' .lerry's Invitation. Our foreign exchange student from Finland, Leena Karhumaki, attended her first formal dance in the U.S.A. on January 19. Her escort was Jerry Haines, president of the senior class. These pictures were taken before the dance and throughout the evening. Homeward Bound! Selecting a Sport Coat. All Ready! I Enjoying the Snowflake Fantasy Preparing dress. C 0 ' .3 EN 3 0 Q ll 5 Leaving for the Grand Ball. ,Z Last minute primping. Pinning on the corsage. The pro football players do it so why cun't l? AS - X45 I. Operating Instructions for Time Machine Qi 03591 I. OPEN BOOK 2. READ INSTRUCTIONS 3. PRESS BUTTON FOR TIME DESIRED 4. STUDY TIME PERIOD Manufactured by : AURORA TIME MACHINES, INCORPORATED Greentown, Indiana I-I III Z -I UU It r- SE 2 W1 r- CD QCD CD GCG FORE WORD SENIORS SPORTS II ,lanis Hensler Susan Dean Carlene Smith Letitia Mower Reba Echelbarger Linda Kitts Gayle Rennaker Rebecca Winger Penny Eiler Jennifer Buckley Sue Fox Ruth Pickard Rachel Troyer Sherry Colivn Kathy Wilkerson Ellen Shane ,lean Kingseecl Ellen Klingman Lynn Bowman Jerry Parson Rex Shaw J an Zirkle Michael Perry , M. 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Main S+., Greenfown MA-8-7676 Phone Ma.-8-3 342 CONDON'S SUNDRIES GREENTOWN Founfain Service Fine Food BILL AND DOROTHY WARNOCK AND MILLER FRAKES CITIES SERVICE Fix Tires-Traci-or Repair Fine Groceries and Meafs Delco and Au+o-Li+e OI' and Gas Accessories MA'8'3378 PHONE MA. 8-H57 GREENTOWN, IND. MULLEN'S TV Sales and Service RCA Big Color Greeniown, Indiana SCHIFFS SHOE Downfown- Easi' Side of Square Maplecresi Plaza Shopping CenI'er KOKOMO. INDIANA WYRICK'S PURE OIL Greenfown, Indiana DEAL AT HOME WITH A UNION FINANCE LOAN WHITE'S UNION FINANCE CO. RADIO 8: TV SERVICE 302 N. Main S+. 4I0 NorI'h Gladsfone Phone GL 9-3I39 Greeniown, Indiana R. B. COFFMAN. Mgr. CompIimen+s H U of BARBER H P HOOD 81 KINGERY S O GFGGHIOWH Green+own, Indiana MA. 8-7645 HELEN'S COMET GRILL Greenfown, Indiana SWEET BOOK STORE The Greefing Card SI'ore Wes+ Side of Square 9I9 E. Markland Ave. KOKOMO, INDIANA KQKQMQI INDIANA ROY L. CRUME Aucfioneer-ReaH'or Insurance KOKOMO, INDIANA STATE BANK OF GREENTOWN Over fi'f+y. years of banking service. GREENTOWN, INDIANA HUDSON'S FINE FOODS Your CompIeI'e Super Markei' PHONE MA. 8-3803 Greenfown. Indiana HUMPTY DUMPTY DRIVE-IN I903 E. Markland Ave. KOKOMO. INDIANA C. A. PETRO, INC. GREENTOWN, IND. Hardware and Appliances May'I'ag-Zeni+h-Ben-Hur Freezers Philco-YoungsI'own Kifchens Phone MA 8-7860 II You Sfop +o Think You'II Think Io Sfop af GENE LANIZ GROCERY Green+own, Indiana Phone MA. 8-7026 FREE DELIVERY I RALPH W. LAMB Real EsI'a+e and Income Tax Greenfown, Indiana F. V. MAPLE, INC Phone MArke+ 8-7274 GREENTOWN, INDIANA Aluminum Siding Awnings S+orm Windows and Doors Ornamenial Iron MED-0-B LOOM DAIRY 2600 Wesi' Sycamore Road KOKOMO, INDIANA F mer Baskefball Sfar AMOS KELLY- DRIVER of E. HS There ls a Little Something EXTRA in a Portrait by ADAMS STUDIO KOKOMO. IND. Phone GL. 9-3479 BLY'S DRUG STORE THOMPSON DRUGS BODY SHOP CONVERSE. INDIANA Converse, Ind. GREENTOWN GRAIN AND FEED Jo:-IN HAINES Your Mas+er-Mix Dealer Phone Greenfown OLIVER MACHINERY Sales, Service, and Repairs MA-87I88 PLEVNA, INDIANA leo W-'EQ Farm Equipmeni' Z'3b'.'p'M2'L'I Refrigeraiion Trucks HARPER AND PAYNE ARMSTRONG Jel-m Deere FARM EQUIPMENT Implemeni' Dealer SWAYZEE- IND- SWAYZEE' IND. PI1. WA. I434I HAINLEN NURSERY and WILBUR T. CLAIR GARDEN STORE Real EsI'aI'e-LivesI'ock Evergreens, Shade Trees Auctioneer Shrubs Phone Expor'I 5-3456 I IX4 mi. sou+h of Converse CONVERSE INDIANA on S+. Road 5I3 I EARL HAINLEN AND SON ORCHARDS 2 Miles SouI'h V2 Mile Wesl- CONVERSE, INDIANA WAUPECONG FEED MILL HATCH ERY Purina Chows-Hy-Line Chicks Phone Kokomo GL 2-5009 Amboy EX 2-9072 JOHNSON LINCOLN FINANCE CO. ABSTRACT COMPANY II3 N' Buckeye I09 Norih Buckeye SI'reeI' Wesi' Side Square GL 9-5.28 306 E. Markland Since l877 Dairy Queen Loi AbsI'racI's-Tifle Insurance KOKOMO. IND. Phofosfafs SWAYZEE GRAIN CO. Wg3QALYAiIEENiICgOD GRANT COU NTY Fer+iIizer-Fenoe-Seeds L U M B E R C N Y Grain-Feed-Flour Feed Grinding and Mixing, Cleaning and Treafing SWAYZEE' INDIANA of AII Farm Seeds PH. WA I-4545 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Kokomo, Indiana THE MAYNE MARKET One of Ihe Fine S+ores i 'n Converse CONVERSE INDIANA Barber 5 Wh M I ll 7 coNvERsE, INDIANA 'f-'5'J'L5ssi' X ' il X fi -v- ERTEL AND SHAFFER Comp,ime,,,s O, WA. I-4527 Swayzeel Indiana Galveston Lumber Co Complefe Insurance Coverage Fire Au+o Liabilify ELLIOT INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Greeniown, Indiana U N ION KOKOMO, INDIANA BERTON EDSON APPLIANFZE CQMPANY Frigidaire Appliances May+ag..l,-on,-i+e..Tappan S+a+e Farm Insurance Sales and Service 302 Union Bank Building PHONE GI.-9-5050 PI1one GL-9-3374 2I7 N. Buckeye S+. KOKOMO. INDIANA BANK 81 TRUST CO. ONE OF TODAY'S BEST VALUES YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER Trusl'wor'I'l1y News Guide +o Merchandise Values Besl' Adverfising Medium Local Picfures Home Delivery Suppori' of Public Causes lnlerprelafion of Significanl World Evenls Broacl Sporls Coverage Public Prolecfion THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE THE KELVIE PRESS, INC. Commercial Prinfing Office Supplies PHONE GL 7-I I03 KOKOMO. INDIANA SH ROCK'S DRI-GAS CO Appiiances-Service BoHIed and Bulk Gas TELEPHONE: MA-8-709I Plevna, R.R.4 Kokomo, Indiana LYONS GENERAL STORE Phone GL-9-8665 Waupecong, Indiana NORTH KOKOMO DRIVE-IN THEATRE and SOUTH KOKOMO DRIVE-IN THEATRE STATE BANK of AMBOY Compleie Banking and Insurance EXPORT 5-7438 Member of AMBOY IND. FederFaI gesirgl Bank SWAYZEE COFFEE SHOP Home of Good Food Reasonable Prices SWAYZEE, INDIANA PHONE WA-I-7352 GROOM'S DRUG STORE Swayzee, Indiana Phone WA-I-75I I DRUGS-PRESCRIPTIONS-FILMS COSMETICS-CAMERAS-SUNDRIES SODA FOUNTAIN TENBROOK SALES 700 Sou+I1 Berkley Road DAVIS INN Dinners-Lunches Shori' Orders Open Daily 5:30-9:00 Sundays 6:30-2:00 Homemade Pies PHONE EX 5-3I90 CONVERSE. INDIANA LANTZ BROS. S+ore and Hafchery PLEVNA, INDIANA Complimenfs of DR. A. L. KEIM Veterinarian J81J STANDARD SERVICE JOHN AND JOAN RIVERS Phone EX-5-3380 Converse, Indiana SIMS AUTO 8: FURNITURE REPAIR P. O. Box I06 Phone WA I-7325 Sims. Indiana DELMAS M. DUCKWARTH. Mgr. Complimenfs of THE TWELVE MILE STATE BANK GALVESTON BRANCH GaIves+on Indiana Member FDIC DON NEAL. Mgr. MURRAY 81 DAVIS AUTO SUPPLY 928 S. Union Kokomo, Indiana THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE FIRST FARMERS NATIONAL BANK my 7' - GRUBB'S Converse, Indiana UL lfpgsffgyf I i'V f4cf,,5gfi'I Iii ? Live and Dressed PouI'rry 'Xu' uno:-wolf , . 89 97 gag? M. Cus+om Dressmg Member Federa' Reserve Sysihem Converse, Ind. Ph. EX-53408 ALLEN FENN'S CAMERA SHOP FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING eALvEsToN, INDIANA Aufo Seai Covers, MYERIS WOLF'S SHOE SHOP AUTO REPAIR SERVICE Shoes-Rubber Foofwear Amo Pam Men's Work CIo+hes Oil- Tires - Barferies i Pievna, Indiana Phone MA 87759 Shoe Repair Residence Phone MA 8-7779 SWAYZEE' INDIANA WA-I-7252 HOWARD COUNTY AIRPORT CI'1arI'er Rides Ins+rucI'ion MA 8-79lb On 26-V2 Mi. w. of 2:3 DIETZEN'S . . . Soffer . . . BeH'er Flavor . . . Las+ing Freshness CHARLES E. EVANS Field Service Represen+aI'ive Indiana Farmers and Town 8: Counfry Mu'ruaI Insurance Companies df! ii,r if , . A KOKOMO READY MIX if 3 l saari I aiifiiii I ,. E 5 sQ IifI A 1 'IA' 620 W. Deffenbaugh S+. - ' ' in I KOKOMO, INDIANA ADAMS FRESH EGGS Ralph Hazel and Dan RR Qlfl, Green+own PH. MA 8-3602 FARM SEEDS Dual and Vermillion Wheaf New'I'on-Minhafer OaI's Shelby and Herosoy Beans Hybrid Seed Corn 620-622-844-870 AGENTS WANTED IVIN SPANGLER 81 SONS Greenfown Ph. MA 8 4757 RR -7444, Kokomo, Indiana ROGER W. BRINEY Jewelry and Gifts 2I5 N. Main Sf. Ph. GL 2-824I KOKOMO, INDIANA If You Don'I' Know Jewelry ' ' Know Your Jeweler NORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY The Agency of Personal Service PH. EX 5-756I Amboy, Indiana RONALD RED POWELL Pipe Line ConsI'ruc'I'ion and Foofings-Trench Digging RR -7994, Kokomo Greeniown Phone MA 8-3828 PERU TRANSIT LINES, INC. Division of Shoup Buses, Inc. 5I Easf Canal S'l'ree'I PERU, INDIANA PH. GR 3-7865 Specializing in School, Club, and Group Charfer Bus Trips CARVEY FURNITURE CO. Converse, Indiana Home Furnishers Where Yopr Neighbors and Friends Buy Their Furni+ure CRESENT DAIRY 3I7 Wes'I' Jefferson KOKOMO, INDIANA Dairy Produc+s GARRISON ORCHARD Kokomo, Indiana FITZ'S DRIVE-IN 209 W. Nor+h S+reeI' KOKOMO, INDIANA MCQUISTON FARM IMPLEMENTS Greenfown, Indiana FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN 30l Norfh Buckeye KOKOMO, INDIANA GREENTOWN LOCKER Green+own, Indiana Curing, Processing, Slauqhfering HOWARD COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. 2II Easi' Morgan Sfreef KOKOMO Branches a'I' Sycamore-Hemlock-CassviIIe Wes+ MicIcIIeI'on Elevafor and Lumber Yard-NorI'I1 Wes+ RAYMOND KNOTE. General Manager FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. HOWARD J. BARNHORST, Agency Manager CARL DODD A nf I Qe JAMES J. TUNNACLIFFE, Ageni PAUL GILBERT, Agen+ Phone GL-7-3295 SHELL STATION Greenfown, Indiana 1. -.....- W 1 W, H, L. ,L W, ,Wa RU DY'S DRUG STORE Greenfown, Indiana MYGRANT MUSIC HOUSE Kokomo, Indiana Complimenis of KENNY'S FAMILY STORE and KENNY'S VARIETY STORE Greenfown, Indiana MAPLE CHEVROLET Greenfown, Indiana GENE MALOTT'S JEWELRY Greenfown, Indiana SNEPP 81 FAGER Kokomo, Indiana Q1 I MITCHELL FARMS Wind'FaII, Indiana EADES DEPT. STORE Open Sundays 830-832 Easi' Markland Ave. KOKOMO, INDIANA BELL'S NORTHSIDE STORE s.L. 6-1956 boo N. WASHINGTON Kokomo, Indiana MAST 81 PICKETT Greenfown, Indiana RECREATION PARLOR Pool and Pas+ime Games WILLIAM JOYCE, Manager Resfaurani' in Connecfion CONVERSE, INDIANA BEST WISHES, SENIORS DR. G. R. OLDHAM, Veferinarian WAUPECONG, INDIANA G.L. 9-89I I, Kokomo, RR 9953 Ex-5765I MAL'S THE CUPBOARD Ou'I' of Doors Supplies and Toys 90, W. Jefferson KOKOMO' INDIANA KOKOMO, INDIANA G.L. 9-9985 G.L. 2-6603 J. 8: J. APPLIANCE CO. Your Wesringhouse Dealer 206 S. Union Sfreef PHONE G.L. 7-4I00 Kokomo, Indiana AMERICAN LAUNDRY 220 S. Union Sfreef G.L. 9-4455 Kokomo, Indiana SPRATT'S BARBER SHOP Greenfown, Indiana FIRESTONE TIRE 81 RUBBER CO. Kokomo, Indiana BANNER FLOWERS HOUSE IOI7 S. Buckeye Sfreef G.L. 95I66 Kokomo, Indiana DOG 8: SUDS Kokomo, Indiana WIOU RADIO STATION I350 Your Radio Dial KOKOMO, INDIANA DICK SANBURN SPORTING GOODS Kokomo, Indiana Apples - Peaches Popcorn Cider PAUL HAINLEN 81 SON Phone Ex. 5-3274 I MiIe WesI' and IV2 Miles SouII1 of SqUaSI1 Converse, Indiana Gourds Pumpkins CompIimenI's of KOKOMO NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION CHARLES M. CONKLE BUTTON MOTORS, INC. JIM WHITE CHEVROLET, INC. WASHINGTON MOTOR SALES nr H. E. McGONIGAL, INC. MASON MOTORS, INC. SELECT MOTORS, INC. WIESE OLDSMOBILE SUPERIOR PLUMBING 702-08 W. Jefferson SI'ree'I' KOKOMO, INDIANA SHAMROC K RESTAURANT Sfeaks, Chops, Chicken, Fish and Shrimp Bypass 3I and 35 SHAMROCK SERVICE STATION BYPASS and u.s. as e.L. 9-9847 HILL'S SNAPPY SERVICE Drive Inn KOKOMO. INDIANA JOY ANN BAKERY 81 PARTY SHCPPE Weddings, Bir+hday, and Anniversary Cakes 20I W. SUPERIOR G.L. 9-3447 Kokomo, Indiana WM. H. COON FLORIST HYND'S DRUGS G.L. 7-ll46 43I W. Nor+I1 S+ree+ I02 E. Sycamore KOKOMO, INDIANA KOKOMO, INDIANA CompIimenI's of THE ARMSTRONG-LANDON COMPANY CompIimen'Is of GREENTOWN AUTO COMPANY Ford Sales and Service YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER MA 8-7080 JOHNSON ABSTRACT COMPANY EADES Ab 'I' -T'I I s+racs G rI'e nsurance Noiary Publnc - Pho+os+a+s SINCE I877 EasI' Markland Avenue Phone GL 9-5I28 KOKOMO, INDIANA I09 Nor'I'h Buckeye SI'reeI KOKOMO, INDIANA DURR RADIO REPAIR eREENTowN, INDIANA Call ROBERT DURR MA 8-7546 SH ROCK'S AUTO SERVICE Appliances SKELGAS ' ADMIRAL GREENTOWN GRAIN 81 FEED COMPANY Mas'rer-Mix Feeds GREENTOWN, INDIANA MA 8-7047 ARMSTRONG-LAN DON COMPANY Ace Hardware IOI Wesf Sycamore KOKOMO, INDIANA A TOGRAPI-IS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Thu World'l len Yearbook: Au hyior-midi '53,-r. J H W L 5 W 'J a Q1 r' . M 55' yv m , Ji Huw c r 4? . , f A 51 .. 1 ., 5, in v M NW M -J' ' f ,M .afnf ,. ,fi gfff1.3,1 ', mx:-,ai 13 iL?a1.: Yr' P l . 1 Mg3QH v', uf f41'fJ1jf 'L'- .. L. . ' qsvvfff' :vw . .: ...A . h iv., 'Rv .,, 4 .,. yi, A. 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