Francesville High School - Francillian Yearbook (Francesville, IN)

 - Class of 1959

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Figuring out the which? where? ' how many? and what for? are the biggest everyday tasks faced by most students The next few pages aredevotedtothe students and the portraits of Franeesville s best known quiz masters the faculty Madeleine Smith here seems to be in the minority as she tries to answer in Mrs Humphrey's speech class one of the dozens of questions asked every day at Francesville High liacult MR. BROOKS BELL President Eisenhower School principal and Co sponsor of Senior Class MR G W GERICHS Superintendent MR MALCOLM LAWRENCE And now a word from our sponsor' Senior Sponsor Agriculture and Shop teacher sponsor of F. F. A. and Boys' 4 H Club. MRS. RALPH HUMPHREY Emily Post E nglish, Latin, and Speech teacher, sponsor of Junior class and director of Junior Class Play. MR. LEWIS LEHMANN Trustee MISS JUANITA WHITE Zsa Zsa Gabor English and French teacher sponsor of Sophomore class and director of Senior Class Play. MISS DREIMAN Madam Curie Social Studies, School Librar- ian, Sunshine Society spon- S OI. MR, RAYMOND STEWART Babe Ruth Coach, Boys' Physical Education, Boys' Health and Safety, Alge- bra, Advanced Math, and Ge- ometryg Sponsor of the Letter- man's Club. MISS MAXINE HORN Betty Crocker Home Economics, Girls' Physi - cal Education, Girls ' H e a lth and Safety Seventh Grade Spon sor MR BENTON PORT Dr Lockrrdge Seventh and Eighth grades Mr Port sponsors the Eighth Grade on their tour through Southern Ind iana MR DONALD EHRLICH Lawrence Welk Band Chorus and Art Mr Ehrlich also teaches Mechanical Drawing is 9 MRS. GUYNETH WEBSTER Our Miss Brooks Bookkeeping, T y p in g, Short- hand and General Business. She is also our school treasurer. MR. EDWARD MILLER Einstein Chemistry, Ph ys i cs, Biology, and S e v e n th Grade Scienceg Freshman Sponsor MISS HELEN RIGGS Fourth Grade MR RUDY CORDS Sixth Grade Mr Cords coach es the Junior Hrgh baseball and basketball MRS, IRA ROBINSON Third Grade MISS OLIVE OWENS Frrst Grade MISS GLADYS KOSTER Second Grade MR RALPH HUMPHREY Fifth Grade SECRETARY Janet Honegger JANITOR Paul Morgan COOKS Morgan Go11er Mrs S t111er IIIRSTZ GRACE FIRST ROW: Bill Shidler, Richard Rohloff, Cindy Erb, Cathy Novotny, Timothy Gut- wein, Daniel Gudeman, Wayne Speicher, Michael AntaL SECOND ROW: Kristine Leman, Lawson Byrd, Rhonda Pelsy, John Alkire, Judy Schlatter, Jack Lawrence, Jackye Koebcke. THIRD ROW: Pamela Huber, Dennis Gudeman, Diana Geyer, Linda Dalton, Linda Clark, Kent Rhinehart. FOURTH ROW: Janice Morgan, Mikel Smith Barbara Eide, Linda Haring, Harvey Gut- wein, Stephen Snowberger, Danny Koebcke Miss Owens. SGCOHO GRACE FIRST ROW: Martha Kopka, Kathleen Davis, BarryJoe Gutwein, David Hinman, Virgil Von Tobel, Michael Waymire, Jerry Gutwein, Brenda Wuethrich, Miss Koster. SECOND ROW: Kathy Jean Huber, Charles Eide, Janelle Bailey, Rodney Pardue, Jill Lee Getz, Lona Sue Pfledderer, Dennis Eldridge. THIRD ROW: Janice Miller, Rachelle Davis, John Steven Shidler, Pat- ricia Tyler, Joyce Jentz, Billy Ben Moncel. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Sue Howat, Daryl Koebcke, MaryJane Kimpel, CraigGudeman, Timothy Leman, Alan Fritz. UTIRO GRACE FIRST ROW: Steven Westphal, Elaine Hon- egger, Billy Myers, Gregory Stone, Jeffrey Barngrover, Steven Overmyer, Edward Over- man, Ronnie Sanders, Kenneth Kraay. SECOND ROW: Sandra Long, Dale Bride- groom, Mary Claussen, Peggy Tiede, Larry Leman, Connie Malia, Pat Davis, Evelyn Myers. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Williams, Cynthia Miller, Douglas Snowberger, Sharon Tanner, Ruth Linback, Edith Dalka, Bobby Kesler, Debbie Wuethrich, Mrs. Robinson. 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FOURTH ROW: Dean Pelsy, Daniel Leman, Nancy Williams, Donald Goller, Laurel Bucher, Fred Rhinehart, Mrs. Rinker, Teach- er. ,....-ng eighth A A FIRST ROW: Marilyn Anliker, Mary Byroad, Jon Clevenger, Stella Richardson, Marvin Tom, Richard Overman, Cheryl Hauptli, Shirley Kraay, Ruth Davis, Bonnie Garrigues. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Myers, Roger Albrecht, Steve Antal, Waunita Montgomery, Eddie Haring, Jerry Adams, Joe Clark, Eugene Farney. THIRD ROW: Donald Albrecht, Diane Radcliffe, Katie Vischer, Dianne Gutwein, Peggy Bumbalough, Barbara Overmyer, Nancy Bridegroom, John KimpeL FOURTH ROW: David Leman, Carl Elston, Tim Stiller, Larry Williams, Norman Putt, Ronnie Grieger, VickeyDa1ka, Mr. Port, Teacher. Rachel Alva Cheryl Wuethrich Sharon Robinson Fred Taylor Betty Wuethrich Sherrill Eide Nancy Finnegan Billy Bucher Sara Monce Patsy Shrdler Ronnre Snowberger Janet Vogt Howard Maruon Nxla Jentz John Kesler Spencer Mumford Angle Krdwell Keith Zarse Phylhs FIIIZ Beverly Whlte Bob Overman Drane Smrth John Blake J an Onken Roger Overmeyer Mary Monnett Fred Boehmng Carol Nelson Ronme LaHue Esther Howat Dean Lowry Betty Rhrnehart Gregory Byrd Paula Smrdler Donald Myers Frreda Bruner Dan1e1 Wrsler Pat Franscovlak Dave Goller Juana Sanders Charles Ehrlich Stella Wisler Diane Getz Sharon Gutwein III2 shman class 5 oe Av. uv- . kd Xl Xl x 1' sophomone class Marcelle Nerhouser Dave Boehmng Susan Wuethrrch Conn1e M1l1er Berry Radchffe Barbara Clark Charles Tom Robert Houston Trena Pelsy Paul Nrcolas Judy Markrn Donald Wrlhams Twyla Von Tobel Ted Westphal Sherry Thompson Rrchard Beach Dorajean Wxtt Rrchard Walters Rrchard Gutwern Loulse Smlth B111 Manron J 0 Cory Wrlliam Huffman Bonnxe Richardson Llnda Swmg John wrrght Jean Cloud Wayne Utterback Shawna Schubert Emd Westphal Roger Querry Anne Dalton Raymond Cooley Judy Davrs Gary Lernan Renee Lowry Lrnda Houston Larry Bachman Edrth Budd Art Wendt Chrrstme Rhrnehart Barry Bell I lm Albrecht Maxine Shrdler Drck Overmeyer Tom Koebcke Martha Meyers Mary Krdwell it f'lI i7 155 ,fs 'Wx ,. 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'f , , A ,fr V ' H y C :ft Hx H J ' .. s ' N J J J t an ,-.'-L' K e ,- Q- t A- , fiziz Y I ' af ' ' JUNIOR class Dave Von Holten Bob Rhlnehart Carol La Hue Ronme Anhker Allen Mumford Judy Shldler Allyn Onken Febe Alva Judy Overman Jake Vogt Delores Gustrn Carl Kopka Sherry Boehnxng Dave Ramey Ann Gutwern Sam Bumbalough Helen Meyers Gary Ezra Mary Ward Charles Malchow LOIS Stevens Marvrn Gutweln Marllyn Weaver Jerry GIIIOH Bonme Moncel Terry Howat Mary Cords Elden Gutwem Delores Shidler Don Finnegan Janet Bridegroorn Eugene Moncel Donna Rohloff Bill Wiegand Diana Haring Linda Boehning Patsy Williams Wayne Putt X xx rv 'l.X,.-2 qw. x I 'VS --v wb fl 'Tv Tw, 5 I' X wi 1-9 exelamatlon pomts moleate excitement Athleucs have all the emotion and strong feehng sigmfied by exclamation pomts The punch Lndica vigor of major sports at F .H.S Here Ron Tanner number 45 of the Zebras leaps lugh into the air for a rebound against the rugged Wolcott Wildcats 1n the sectional tournament at Monon. Such acuon is typlcal of the Zebras who have pitted then' strength and sk111 against those of the..r opponents to furnish some great thrills this past year 4 I s S tor of grammar is paralleled by the excitement and I I b S ...fx 1 'W We f H flzancesvllle van It COUNTY TOURNEY Hamlet Grovertown Medaryville They 48 55 51 Pulaski Ellettsville Wolcott Medaryville Star City Morocco Monon Royal Center Kewanna Brookston Monterey Kentland North Judson Brook Richland C't'r Chalmers Camden Burnertsville They 43 48 40 39 42 64 43 70 52 57 45 47 78 ss 49 se 58 '71 SECTIONAL Wolcott They 54 1 if ff, 23, X -4 fn wk Y, A fri.. Q. ,' , ,ii nf ink? ' -,r 711 ' sg gwiv 'i Y, 'A 5 M- ' 'Q , ,Q V' -:ry -':w5:j, k - f gfzilfx.. ' A . 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VAQSIIIY CNGGIHGACERS W Karen Susan clzoss-countmy team le1:tel2mAn's cluls A1ShlG11lC BAHQUGI 55 fl oulz Futuna Stans E KN 6.50 DARGUIYTESES IDOICAIE EXTRAS' Parentheses demonstrate vanety of sentence structure by addmg extra xdeas thelr use exhibiting the spice of school life the extracurrlcular orgamzanons Here are the organ zzations and groups wh1ch help break the monotony of school routine, typ1f1ed here by Marshall Putt James Culp and Don and Ron Gutwein our boys quartet and our band majorettes Nina and Helen Myers Frieda Bruner Margo Mmkert and Karen Wuethrich drum maJorette. For the story of our Music Department Student Counctl, F.F A and Sunshme Society turn the page and get acquamtedl -aunviiii haf f z ,A 5 . t X 4 3 i -M - 3 , , , K S' 5 ' Ll Il ' ' I up I l I . - I I , . l I I I I I I I . I Ol 0 ' . K. L A. 0I:I:lC6l2S JUCQIHQ USAID Q f X H1 SOCIETY SUNSHINE OFFICERS SPRING IS THE AIR Sunshine Formal Dance Spring Formal Queen LYNDA SWING MA DELEINE SMITH .Lb lf MISS DREIMAN Sponsor SSS Formal Initiation President .ff , ,, , S H ' WJ' I . x . , K, 9-XJ 5 ' Q I , . I 0 14 Q ' ,2- i T Q 5 7' , qi Y -5 9 AN?f4'Y Q X rpg, f I Q yavvk xxx vxk ,,.,.-0- ' A ,,ff.,32,:.':m.q:'., M14-r7k5.'?LE'b ' '-' X Wi 1- 4 'N sg' ix ix fi f Y X at x , iff 5 O Q 1 'Q .e 1 ,Sf 4 if Q I X ' -W U q v ,Q xix My hr as .we+f Sw '15515 33 Q :gf .-'V L Y, k ,. I gf J -GFI 1 X -f V an W Ml . Q kk X ,U a w., w 155 1 sw as 'TQ if . 1, A 54 Qi' 96 w Mx Ali Qwf 1 . ,,...,Nk 2 f L, X ag . -f x mm ' , if 'L K Q .1 ,f 3-Vi ' . .iff f 5' Q ' .4 YJ. Wg: lt bv , if f Y' 'ff 1 , V 3. , ,fx gl., f y N , ifzfx :ZW X N P :Ei 'S - SSS owe stuoent qovennment HES A I:l26ShmAl1 IHIUATZIOD CGITIITIAS IUOICAIS DAUS6 4-4 ,f Wk! wa! A comma and a pause are almost synonymous In thts dwtston the camera as well as the soctety ed1tor caught students as they paused at work and play Thts sectton records the every day happetungs of the past year theordtnary acts of hvmg that students share tn and enjoy Some hke the prom shown here, may not occur qurte often enough whtle others such as semes ter exams unfortunately occurs too often. But they are all here smce they tell the story of school hfe of 1958 59 tn your favonte msututton Here we see Bonrue Long and Larry Kop ka Kmg and Queen of F rancesv111e's 1958 59 ,Tumor Senior PIOITI iff ' Al -AQ ' A 1 ig? . ,ag ' W ' 5 ' , R VA ssl K , . 1 fa . Q y i 'W 1 Xi Ng if with AA 7 :ak 3 9 1 5 5 4 fit 5 4 . J' E1 A 3 6 Q --'r f . ,T ,fa . . . . . . . . . . . s . - f I ' . . - . - . E lb' N550 f' Q, SA! i Zsf' 7'1- 4' iw . JE 1 JUX ge, stuoent penfect Karen W Peggy S Chris R. Margo Ann G Mary W Madelein Bunny S 'N Febe A. .. S Stella R. ' Bertie L ,I Frelda B Sherry B Susan W Patty F Sondra T Lois S HAIR CLOTHES EYES NOSE LEGS HANDS PERSONALITY EARS . TEETH WALK CO MPLEXION SMILE LIPS EYELASHES EYEBROWS BRAINS FEET MUSCLES PHYSIQUE can you I mae H1677 Mad S without her elecuc blanket at slumber parties? Marshall wlthout his radio? Teachers getting detentlon slips? Spencer not changing girlfriends? Jerry Thompson going steady with Mary Ward? F H S getting out of school during snow storms or flu epidemics? Diana Smith with Lois Steven s ha1r'7 Rich L working on his lessons 1D study hal1'7 Jack D and Lee K not going to Ted s durmg seventh perrod study hall? Barbara Overmeyer not liking James Cu1p'7 Ted W wearing hls pants above the hips? Louise and Ann not dancing at noon? Karen Peggy and Madeleine DOI decorating for something? Ron G not goofing off 'P The Seniors not selling something? The Sophomores being bored on their hayr1des'P The Freshmen being as digrufied and mannerly as the seniors? Raymond C being short and fat? All the schoolrooms bemg painted orange instead of green? Carol Nelson imitating Pat Boone instead of Elv1s'7 The students loafing on the way to lunch? The F H S cool cats being called hot dogs '7 Bill M Ted W Allen M Rich G Ronnie T Lee K Ron G Chuck T James Spencer M. Don G Richard L Jack D Jerry T Sam Eugene M Roger O J1m E Bob O Compliments of FIRST UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Wmamac Indiana f S S. . . . . . . . . v ll , . . . . . . . . . . I Marcelle N. . . . FIGURE . . . . . , . The Juniors paying less for their prom than the Seniors did? R ' ,' papa says Qnowmq pams HDARISIEHE DARAOISGH 1959 JUNIOR-SENIOR pnom may 15, 1959 HOLES on mUSlC F H S Students Mr Ehrllch Lee Mlss Drreman to S S S Gtrls Jack Don and Lors at noon Gene to Io Roger O to Kat1e Boys to Mlss Horn Sam Bumbalough Mary Ann to Fred Senror Class Junror Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class James F H S Track Star Mr Lawrence Mr Bell Semors on Senror Tup Chemrstry Class Chuck Malchow General Busrness Class to Mrs Webster Allen to Karen Students and detentlon slrps Jack Marsh James and Ron T Larry K and Bonnre Lrnda F H S Sprrng Queen Marce and Marsh Students on Monday mornrng Madelerne and Drana Smrth Faculty to Students Judy Davxs and Lmda Swrng Marrlyn Weaver F H S Zebras to Wolcott W1ldcats Flu V1ct1ms to Flu Bug Semors to dear old F H S Brrdge on the Rrver Kwar MUSIC' MUSIC' MUSIC' Stagger Lee You Are My Sunshrne Peg O My Heart Together P S ILove You Young Love Let Me Call You Sweetheart Sam s Song Wlsh You Were Here Too Old to Cut the Mustard Anymore After You ve Gone Enjoy Yourself It s Later Than You Thrnk Too Young Nme More Mlles Mrckey Mouse Club Theme Song I m Forever Blowing Bubbles There ll Be a Hot Trme U1 the O Town Tonlght I Don t Want to Set the World on Fue Lollrpop Teasrn Born Too Late Someth1ng s Gotta Glve I D1dn t Know the Gun was Loaded Srde By Srde Queen of the Hop Me and My Shadow Oh' What a Beautrful Mornlng There s no Busrness Lrke Show Busmess There ll be Some Changes Made Across the Wide Mlssourr The Old Plano Roll Blues Lucky Ladybug I ve Got You Under My Skm Memorles Are Made of Thrs X facts ano flounes ITS A FACT THAT Each of us go to school 1 215 hours each year Our school eats 69 600 bread and butter sandwrches a year There are approxrmately 250 wmdows rn our school burldrng Our school drmks 95 '700 gallons of m1lk a year V There are 105 detenuon sllps grven out durmg one month N: N Each of us cl1mb approxlmately 308 steps a day Z' Our cooks serve 7 000 lunches a month 2 There are 4 tons of books used rn thrs school .. . .. Q . .. . .. , , . . . A U ' ' ' vs 1 . . ' ll ' II Jim Ehrlich Nobody Knows De Trouble I've Seen ' ll ' ' ll . 1 . . . . H H ' ' ' ll . .H ' ll P lv ' n - - u . Q. -' ka. , . 's 7 - - . 9 . . . . pemobs IUOICAIE IZIHIS Lf' N I , Y in fyziuihi ur. WF 3 'Q Y The end of a sentence IS marked by a perlod It denotes ac uvmes of the Semors who have served then' hlgh school sen tences to the end Here the Class of 1959 is shown performmg the tradmonal act syrnbohc of graduatlon swltchmg the tas sels on then' graduauon caps ' a CT p-5.2 E . fr V! ' 4 Lev' s. 1 ss gel L- J mx .' ' 0 . 4-K in 1- v J - .. . ' h ,k l 3 - . - , ' - df - V-I !'- 1 A 3? Y r A I Q, U' !L A wv' f I .K Y. . Y -A Q Us - ' lg'1-- I Al ' inn 2.w'vY' ,:. e we 1 X Q . M x . l I .V I Q X mr , 1'-N LEE KEST LE Vice -President The guy who always manages to manage! . . . LOVES Huckleberry Hound . . . HATES Mickey Mouse C1ub JAMES CULP Secretary Every inch a good fellow and oh, so many inches! . . . LOVES that certain green Chevy . . . HATES BB guns. HIORS PEGGY SULLIVAN President 'Tashionality plus personality! . . . LOVES my Steady. . HATES messy soda fountains! KAREN WUETHRICH Treasurer If having fun is a crime, Iwould be serving a Life sen- tence!! . . . LOVES that HANDSOME Junior boy . . . HATES detention slips! RONALD GU TWEIN Reporter A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men! . . . LOVES eating pie during shop. . HATES '50 slip-o-matic Chevy!! MADELEINE SMITH How far her Sunshine ray throws its beam! . . . LOVES mustard . . . HATES ketchup. MARSHALL PUTT I never let studies interfere with my education! . . . LOVES Transistor radios . . HATES gas-eatin' cars! gan 'GX MARGO MINKERT She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye! . . . LOVES Dwayne. . . HATES convertibles. ' :Jlfgeiggk N s biwmeisa RICHARD ROBINSON I take things as they come, e'9'93SY! . . . LOVES Indiana Beach . . . HATES basketball practice. XZ... JACK DOWNS In spite of my faults I still love me! . . . LOVESPeggy . . . HATES to stay awake in class. SONDRA TOM Fine as a student, but even better as a friend! . . , LOVESorig,inality. , , HATES copycats! DON GUTWEIN Not that I love school less, but I love basketball more! . . . LOVES Lois's company . . HATES chicken houses! LORETTA RICHARD SON Calm, cool, and about to be collected! . . . LOVES Gerry . . . HATES to study. ROBERTA LEMAN A friendly girl and a charming lass, a worthy addition to our class! . . LOVES weekends . . . HATES off-schedule trains. LARRY KOPKA All this and Bonnie too! ! LOVES a cool senior girl . . HATES Chevies. RONALD TANNER A combination hard to beat scholar, friend, and athlete! . . . LOVES pretty girls. . . HATES teachers. BONNIE LONG God made me small so he could do a better job of it! . . . LOVES shy boys. . . HATES a certain '54 Dodge. KATHERINE SMIDLER Don't disturb me unless it's a man! . . . LOVES to talk and dance . . . HATES to shut-up and go home. NORMA I G-INSON Silence is golden! . . LOVES reading books . . HATES snobbish people NINA MYERS Happy am Ig from care I am free. Why can't they all be contented like me? . . . LOVES certain service boys. . HATES to see them leave! GENE ROBIN SON LARRY GRIEGER Men of few words are the best men . . . LOVES a certain girl . . . HATES boys from Reynolds. JERRY THOMPSON I may not be handsome, but I declare I have a distinguish- ed 1ook! . . . LOVES girls . . . HATES slow drivers. Reckless Robinson rides a- gairl! . . . LOVES JO. . HATES school. 3 RICHARD LINBACK Have car - will drag! . . . LOVES dancing. . . HATES goof-offs Q ' -132 7 EDWARD BLAKE God forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no girls! . . . LOVES night- life . . . HATES work. PHIL MARKIN A11 great men are dead, and I don't feel too good myself! ! . . . LOVES Bermuda shorts . . HATES knobby knees. I 'iQ 1--viing, ff' fi fl THOMAS MYERS Dynamite comes in small packages! . . . LOVES a certain Monon girl. . . HATES sweeping school. JAMES EHRLICH Ask me no questions, I'l1 tell you no lies! . . . LOVES pinball machines . . . HATES work. f Maw DON FRANSCOVIAK Some say he 's bashful, others doubt it! . . . LOVES girls . . . HATES birds! ll NIOI2 Wlll We the Semor Class of Ntneteen Hundred Ftfty nme, of Salem Townshxp Publlc School ln the Ctty of Francesvllle, and State of Ind1ana bemg of sound m1nd and able body do hereby declare thls to be our last w1ll and testament hereby revok1ng all former debts threats and bets made by us prtor to th1s mme. To MR BELL we w1ll another well dlsclpltned semor class as he has had thts past year and a stop and go ltght and pohce wh1stle to handle lunch hour traffxc To MR LAWRENCE our sponsor we w1ll the r1ght to always sponsor a class as co operauve and dlltgent as we. Also we w1ll hun an unbreakable 2 X 4 board to use on the shop boys To MISS DREIMAN we leave a year s make up work rn SOC1010gy and ten easy lessons on How to Run a School Movle Projector To MR MILLER we w1ll a completely new fully equlpped sctence room and a g1ant red hot bon f1re to burn the old one. Also we w1ll htm a censored Joke book to use tn his classes To MRS HUMPHREY we w1ll another set of hands to use for more effectwe gestures when talktng, and another class of d1gn1f1ed tniluenttal speakers to take our place To MR PORT we w1ll a httle colored boy to carry hrs brtef case, and a 1959 Cad1llac lunoustne for htm to r1de tn on the Etghth Grade Tr1p To MR STEWART we w1ll five more outstandtng basketball players who w1ll keep basketball rules and behave as well at practtce as the flve boys graduattng Also an automattc basketball shxner to take the place of the two graduattng student managers To NESS WHITE we w1ll another efftctent play cast as she has had the last two years and a handsome French gentleman to escort her to all the school functtons To MRS WEBSTER we leave the rtght to have a male teacher from Monttcello teach here next year 1n order that she may have some fahemlj company whlle drtvtng to and from school. To MISS HORN we w1ll a booby trap to catch the ple stealers and a body guard to keep off the male students around school. To JANET our school secretary we leave an automatlc report card fxller outer and a motor bxke for runrung errands To PAUL our fatthful 3an1tor we w1ll a two cylmder power dr1ven broom and ten new f1Ve gallon buckets to catch the leaks around school. To the JUNIOR CLASS the rtchest class tn school, we w1ll all our unpald btlls and our places at the semor table. To the SOPHOMORE CLASS we w1ll the abtltty to make S3 O00 tn our senlor year for w1th so many members tn the1r class they ll need 1tl To the FRESHMAN CLASS we leave our places at the front of the lunch ltne the second noon hour I DON FRANSCOVIAK w1ll my ab1l1ty to s1t at the front table tn study hall to anyone who can t be have and my ab1l1ty to get out to the school bus on ume to my stster I ROBERTA LEMAN belllg of decomposed body and degenerated m1nd do hereby w1ll my rtght to be tn Student Councll for four years and to be the v1ce pres1dent and pres1dent respecttvely to Sara Mon cel. My qu1et ways I leave to Jean Cloud I RON GUTWEIN bemg unable to descrtbe the cond1t1on of my m1nd and body accurately although I possess one of each do hereby will my abtltty to play the Bass Horn to my brother Doug and my abtltty to sh1ne basketballs to anyone stupid enough to do tt I BONNIE LONG betng of httle m1nd and less body w1ll my shortness to Marilyn Weaver and my Job ln the k1tchen to anybody who llkes to work I LEE KESTLE belng of deprtved sp1r1ts w1ll an overwhelmtng ab1l1ty to be a woman hater to any poor boy who thtnks he hates women and to Mr Stewart I w1ll by BB gun for the purpose of puttmg some ltfe 1nto hls team I MARSHALL PUTT hereby will the mouth of my cornet to Roger Overmeyer my httle radto to Mac Lawrence and my gas eatin Ford to anyone who can afford to run tt I MADELEINE SMITH bemg of very t1red mmd and body w1ll all my ltbrary fmes to the Salvatton Army and also w1ll my ab1l1ty to read for the band to someone wtth a very steady hand! I NORMA JOHNSON w1ll my qu1et ways to Judy Davts I RICHARD LINBACK hereby w1ll my ablhty to go coon huntmg untll 6 00 A M to Dean Lowry and the r1ght to dnve a rough r1d1ng 59 Ponnac to B111 Huffman. I PHIL MARKIN bemg of washed up brain and elongated body do hereby w1ll my dark curly harr to Rtchard Walters and my ruckname Deacon, to Mary Ward, slnce she gave xt to me. I - I 4 1 1 I Y I 1 ' 1 ' 1 . , I . . . . , , , 1 , - . . H 1 1 ' ' 11 1 0 1 1 ' 1 , 1 I 1 , . 0 1 . 0 1 ' 1 1 1 . 0 1 - 11 ' , 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . , . 1 , . . . . . . , - 1 1 . ' 1 I I - ' . 9 I I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 - I l , . 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I Q n 1 . . - . . , . . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' u ll - ' . I, SONDRA TOM, being of tired mind and aching body, hereby will allthe headaches and sleepless nights of editing an annual to Eugene Moncel, and the corks to my oboe reeds to Diane Radcliffe. I, LARRY GRIEGER, will my ability to go steady to Raymond Cooley, and my ability to have a car beforel am sixteen to whoever is as lucky as I was. I, JAMES CULP, being of physical mind and mental body, do hereby will my ability to get my first crew-cut five weeks before I graduate to Rich Gutwein, and my outstanding running talent to Art Wendt. I, KAREN WUETHRICH, being of not enough mind and too much body, do hereby will the right to be cheerleader for two years to my sister, Betty. I will my horse laugh to anyone loony enough to want it! I, THOMAS MYERS, being of weak mind and dilapidated body, do hereby will my enormous size to Bob Overman, and the right to skip school and get in trouble to anybody who wants to live dangerously! I, JAMES EHRLICH, will my ability to stay out of trouble my senior year to Elden Gutwein, My abil- ity to read encyclopedias and work crossword puzzles, I leave to anyone who can equal my intelligence! I, NINA MYERS, will my ability to be a majorette in the school band to my sister, Rosann, my slim- ness to Sharon Gutwein, and the right to go anywhere, anytimel want, to anyone who can get by with it. I, JACK DOWNS, being of hollow mind and henpecked body, do hereby will my superior athletic abi- lity to Ronnie La Hue, and my ability to get along with all the teachers to anyone who wants good grades. I, KATHERINE SMIDLER, being of roving eyes and wandering mind, do hereby will my nickname Bunny to anyone who would like to have it for a lifetime. My sister, Paula, I leave my dusty seat in the school bus. I, LARRY KOPKA, being of over-developed body and under-developed mind, will my ability to take car loads of girls to ballgames in a '54 Dodge to my brother Carl, and my ability to keep my mouth shut in first period study hall to Betty Wuethrich. I, DON GUTWEIN, hereby will my ability to play on the varsity squad to my brother Rich, my slim physique and dimples to Fred Taylor, and my willingness to study to Art Wendt. I, IJORETTA RICHARDSON, do hereby bequeath the right to be aigaged to a guy from North Judson the last half of my senior year to Ann Gutwein and the rest of my tokens to anyone who wants them. I, JERRY Tl-IOMPSON, hereby will my ability to read library books to Mary Ward, and my conver- tible to Miss White, and my glasses to anyone who wants them. I, RICHARD ROBINSON, being of weak mind and unsound body, do hereby will the right to be a good Democrat to Eugene Moncel, and to Chuck Malchow, I leave the ability to play a clean game of basketball. I, PEGGY SULLIVAN, being a perfectionist by nature but a natural goof-off, do hereby bequeath my right to go steady with a basketball player for three years to Betty Wuethrich. I leave the honor of being President of the Senior Class to any on-coming Senior with sound nerves. I, RONALD TANNER, being a psychasthenic individual, long suffering from psychokinesia, and now being in a profound state of psycholepsy, will my ingeniousness to Richard Beach, that he may prosper from it to the best of his ability. I, MARGO MINKERT, being of too much body and not enough mind, will my right to be majorette and all other places in school to my sister Donna. A11 convertibles I leave to anyone who wants a hole in their head as I have. I, GENE ROBINSON, do hereby will the ability to have a car of my own to Ted Westphal. To Macl leave a new pad of tardy slips to replace all the ones he's used for mel DIOR Freshman Initiation Our Freshman King and Queen il Band sweaters MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Those Freshman days that flew so fast The Sophomore fun that was here and passed, We will have these moments to remember. As Juniors we were glad to share With Seniors in their last affairs, We will have these moments to remember. Tho' summer turns to winter, And the present disappears The laughter we were glad to share Will echo thru the years, When other nights and other days May find us gone our sep'rate ways, We will have these moments to remember, 1958 Prom Working at the fair. Serving supper. Junior Play COLLEGE DA ZE PROM BREAKFAST The games we won were lots of fun The ones we lost never made us glum We w111 have these moments to remember The rallles and the dances too Spread happlness and spirlt too We w1l1 have these moments to remember Tho' Freshmen turned to Seniors And the years have dlsappeared The memorles we've had and shared W111 stay throughout our years W1th our Alma Mater 1n our heart We'11 go our ways but never part We w111 have these moments to remember m0l2l SWEET AND INNOCENT'7'7'7'7'7'7'7'7'7'7'7 Q 1 cfakw flip c92'fwr' Grade J 148' .IEW 'kiww-eau HIOQ IIRID x5u-..,,,h This page compliments of IN TER-COLLEGIATE PRESS , INC. Wayne Atkinson, Representative : Whah h h hl Bat Masterson and hls gang' Posir1' Pretty Stick'em Up!! ffl? A1-en't they sweet? 'Puppy Love' BACCAIAUQGAIG cgi. Hurry! It's almost 2:3Ol Dig those flashy red gowns! Oh, We Love the Halls of Ivy! The Hapmonenesu commencement QTHE FINAL STEPJ VALEDICTORIAN SANDRA TOM That Old Gang of Mine! SALUTATORIAN PEGGY SULLIVAN Dignified Seniors - Hal X55- QPU' Q5 'W W J HUBBARD CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE QOLDEST CHEVROLET DEALER IN THE U S A D FRANCESVILLE INDIANA PHONE 165 7 fgemembzt' FRANK A WITT WHERE INSURANCE IS NOT A SIDELINE S..-9 IF IT s soon Foon You WANT f'- '- ERANCESVILLE CAFE FRANCESVILLE INDIANA YOU R TROUBLES XI? Mobllgas R 'I Qffp 1 ONKEN SERVICE STATION FRANCESVILLE INDIANA -!- I . ff Phone 22I Francesville, Indiana 9 'A I ,, XI as 4 6X nun nuns In dv ......-43 I C0-0 PERATIVE ELEVATO R FRANCESVILLE INDIANA PHONE 136 G 164 COMPLIMENTS OF MEL GUDEMAN GUDEMANS MARKET FRANCESVILLE INDIANA FRANCESVILLE INDIANA 4!!r Qgfs 46WW'iED Q S fg '57 A R f QE? - 'I -V41 I Auf .f'is 'vfG 'I NH a'5A A XX . 6.15 lifx X y 4 . E I MEDARYVILLE BRANCH FIRST UNION BANK 8 TRUST COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1900 RESOURCES OVER TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS MEM ERS OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM LOUIE'S D-X SERVICE FRANCESVILLE, INDIANA MAPLE LANES THE AUTOMATICS HBOWL FOR FUNH RENSSELAER, INDIANA MURRAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE RENSSELAER INDIANA BLUMENTHAL'S DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE RENSSELAER, INDIANA WEAVER BROTHERS GA Phone I23 COMPLIM NTS OVERMEYER FARMS AN FRANCESVILLE DRAIN TILE CORP f'-5 . I I OF D I A ' ljngrutuluhuus to the graduating class COCA COLA BOITLINC CO MONON, INDIANA Compllmenis MONON BANK FMODKDN INNANA US HELP 1' 'E X S W 4 74 Xkgggi I ' fu 'QA Zum Wfovwq MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP HRV DAIRY WALTER CTURKJ ONKEN M B DEPT STORE BOWMAN PRODUCTS SHOES SPORTSWEAR FRANCESVILLE ' INDIANA AN RUBBER FOOTWEAR Q MONTICELLO INDIANA SEIDEL 8 BLASTIC THE DEPENDABLE FURNITURE STORE WINAMAC PHONE 73 INDIANA KENNETH SEIDEL JOE BLASTIC QUERRY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION sPECIALIs'Is PHONE 4971 MONON, INDIANA GUTWEIN MOTOR CO INC SALES SERVICE 6 A 41 110 Q A EMIL GUTWEIN PHONE MANAGER 4611 MONON , INDIANA - I S E of LET , .?-Z, 'E gxs 1 g .4 eff ' ffili ' f ' E, A , A ?',1 - LZ C g , A D F' 'Il - Q, IMI? ' C'-1313 :, L ' J 1.3 . -wv?1f,,W A . AD I . I THE HEART OF OUR BUSINESS THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT ULLIVAN S DRUG STORE H TAMIN HEADQUARTE H FRANCESVILLE INDIANA hq'.': uh. JEAPIF WE INVITE YOU TO BRING YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION TO OUR STORE FOR FILL ING. !'13-'H-ff!-Ag' uf' WE DUNN BROTH ERS QUALITY MEATS TELEPHONE 204 I I DNN W X 'wf COM LIMENTS OF JACK TIEDE BARBER SHOP FRANCESVILLE INDIANA I- KING THE CLOTHIER Z . 2 THE STYLE FOR MEN S BOYS FRANCESVILLE INDIANA MONTICELLO MONON INDIANA BEACH BUCHER INSURANCE AGENCY LA CROSSE, INDIANA INSURANCE THAT REALUY INSURES COMPLIMENTS RADCLIFFE BODY SHOP E5 1 I 3 J 9 FRANCESVILLE INDIANA 46v4'I DOLEZAL S SHOPPING CENTER I I SAN PIERRE, INDIANA ,..-1 I a 3 'NEI 1 sy . EY , J, OF A 4, AQ ,X X 5 415323. iv bxlfr 'QF Y 'ITAf3:4:-:a A I I BEST WISHES FROM GLITWEIN AGRICULTURE SERVICE FRANCESVILLE INDIANA FRANCESVILLE STON E CGM PANY kid IAQ Sensors COM LIMENTS OF VILLE PHONE 101 ...Jay 0 JOHNSTON S SPORTS COMPANY Valparalso Indlana The Flnest 1n Athletlc Equlpment J- A CURTISS IMPROVED STUD SERVICE, INC Howard Leman Francesvllle, Indlana Francesvllle 320W Wlnamac 2721 BOOSTERS AHLER'S ELECTRIC G HARDWARE WHITROCK'S STORE LEBED'S T V COBURN'S SALES G SERVICE WAPPEL'S PRODUCE SAN PIERRE SAN PIERRE STATE BANK BUFFALO COX'S I G A STORE MONTICELLO WHITE'S SC TO Sl 00 STORE ROTH BROS. JEWERLY DR S L BORDER D D S JACK LOY'S CHEVROLET HOWE INSURANCE AGENCY DR WAYNE HOUSER M D WARNIE'S SHOE REPAIR CHARMETTE SHOP DR MC CLURE M D RENSSELAER SEARS ROEBUCK G CO RUSSELL JEWELRY SMART SHOP FENDIG'S REXALL DRUG STORE AL PFLEDDERER ALLIS CHALMERS HOUSE OF DISCOUNTS WRIGHT'S FURNITURE I 1 v I I I F I 3x -Q I IIN' W I 0 l O Q U . . . . . O I O I C JOHN H. KELLY WINAMAC ACE HARDWARE INDIANA PAINT, PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SPEED QUEEN WASHERS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BUD's OKLAHOMA SERVICE MONON, IND. COM LETE LUBRICATION AUTOMOTIVE SER. AL - BUD - THOM - CHICO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF TODAY THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY C oI.D5lwjJBnCE7'W OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE GLENN NEWBOLD, PROP MoNoN, INDIANA FRANCESVILLE PLUM ING G HEATING HDICKH TIEDE HDONH VOLLMER SALES MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION RESIDENCE PHONES 226 R Or 194 W SHOP PHONE 30 Make Gutweln s Hybrids Your Choice' FRED GUTWEIN AND SONS FRANCESVILLE INDIANA Q2 ,f Phone 1305 R fW5 'NA Xmuiq PE? y I 1 iw A M . Q I 1 . . , 14:1 I 6 xx A li-A EC ' xx XJ aw-1 x Q YU 1' Vw-4-E rx 52 . f EEE,-Il 'ff , ND' I I' W' I N ' ' X .if S X: 5 5 Xi 1 lb. -. BUY FROM PULASKI COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP FRANCESVILLE MEDARYVILLE PHONE 32 PHONE THORNWALL MAIN OFFICE 3-2461 WINAMAC, INDIANA PH-11 STAR CITY LY 5-6000 FEEDS EH RLICH'S G ROCERY STORE FRANCESVILLE INDIANA FRANCESVILLE MOTOR COM PANY FRANCESVILLE INDIANA - T I I H +7 YY 1 I f,.1 9 nm. J, iwlmq I . I ' ' V ' I ,.,,......--0- ' I . .I WUETH RICH INSURANCE SERVICE V T GAS CO LLE PHONE 205 0 Q Q FRANCESVILLE INDIANA I 9 PEOPLE S STATE BANK 'RD Ima WINAMAC SALES CO INC JOHN DILTS BILL LARKIN Sio es n Wnamac a cl Frances IIe Pho e I69 FRANCESVILLE INDIANA gms '5 ,I 'F ,L ' 5' 1 O' C Farm Machinery-Sales and Service I r I I n vi I n 43 o 1 - :E S 'afm Compliments of H V. C. 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