Granville Wells High School - Blackboard Yearbook (Jamestown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

DEDICATION Dedication The Graduates of the Granville Wells School Wish to pay honor to those persons who have ably assisted us with our problems in becoming' adults. Therefore, with deep respect and sincere appre- ciation, we gratefully dedicate this Annual to our Principal, Mr. Francis E. Goodnight and our parents. Respectfully submitted, CLASS OF 1958 1958 TI-IE BLACKBOARD' Published by The Senior Cl.ass of GRANVILLE WELLS HIGH SCHOOL Jackson Township Boone County BACCALAUREATE SERVICES May 5, 1957 GYMNASIUM OF GRANVILLE WELLS HIGH SCHOOL 2:30 P. M., D. S. T. Processional ..... Clara Jean Marshall Invocation ...... Francis Hamilton Music - May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You fSticlclesD . Ch0rllS Music - Ave Maria CSchuhertj . . . Mrs. Anna Lou Ross Address - The Enclucatecl Heart . . Rev. Wilbur Sharpe Music - How Love'y Are Thy Dwellings . . Chorus Psalm LXXIV by Licldlel Music - Y0u'll Never Walk Alone . . Chorus CRo:lgers and Hammerstein, Benetliction .... . Rev. Oscar Hoskins Reccssional ...... Clara Jean Marshall Music Directed by Nliss Caroline Huffman COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 8, 1957 GYMNASIUM or GRANVILLE WELLS HIGH SCHOOL szoo P. 1v1.,D. 5. T. Processional - Pomp and Circumstance flilgarl . Band Invocation ...... . Maxine Lay lxrlusic - Halls of lvy flfnightf . . . Chorus Address of Welcome . jerry Dickson, President of Class Master of Ceremonies . . . . . Tom Ailes The Faith and Optimism of Youth Ioane Williams, Salutatorian As You Will . . . jane Demaree Music - Tiara Overture . . . . Band Education . . . . . . . David Oltean Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Kenneth Whiles, Valedictorian lVlusic - Atlantic Skies fMcClainD . . . Band Presentation of Diplomas . P. E. Goodnight, Principal Acceptance of Diplomas . . . . Helen Ebaugh Music - Song of Farewell fliountzl . . . Chorus Benecliction ...... Kathryn West Recessional - Pomp and Circumstance flilgarl . . . Band Music Directed by Miss Caroline Huffman FACULTY The Qoodniqhts Francis E. Goodnight, Principal Frances V. Goodnight Pwirs. Goodnight is the school secretary, and deserves much credit for keeping things in the office straight. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY First row: Mrs. Clifton, Mrs. Sommerville. Nliss Martin, Mrs. Feldman, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs, Endicott. Second row: Mr. Goodnight, Mr. Wriglit. Xlr. Vlfalker, Mr. Baylor, Mr. Feldman, Klr. Wilson. ELEMENTARY FACULTY First row: Mr. McClure, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hankins, Mrs. Harting, Mrs. jones. Second row: Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Ross, Mrs, Hicks. Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Hicks. Board Of Directors The Trustee and Advisory Board of Jackson Township, Boone Coun- ty, Indiana, wish to take this opportunity to thank the patrons of J ack- son Township for the intelligent suggestions and co-operation given us throughout our extended privilege of serving as your legal officials. It is with your untiring efforts and support we were able to give our children a modern school building and a student body with whom we are all proud to be associated. Our thanks to the many committees that have made it a pleasure to serve you, and to those who helped us with two building programs in three years. It is very heartening to see our building progress from a corn field to a community center that is in use nearly every night in every week. The present Advisory Board members are Walter Pickering, Kedrick Newton, and William Shubert. These men deserve a lot of crerdit for the success of your building and township programs. John E. Spohr, Trustee SENIORS 1958 JOHN RICHARD BATTS Hi-Y 4 yearsg Basketball I yearg Track 3 yearsg Circula- tion Manager of Annualg Rocket Staffg Junior Playg Senior Play: Typing 40 word pin. MARY ALICE BENGE SSS 4 yearsg SSS Camp I yearg FHA 4 years: junior ancl Chapter Homemaker Degreesg Chorus 3 yearsg 4-H 5 years' Pep Club 3 years: Society Editor of Annual: Rocket Staff: Student Council I yearg Assistant Librarian l year: Office Assistant 3 yearsg junior Playg Sun Ray's l year: Typing 45 word ping 60 word certificateg Shorthand 60 word ping 80 v-'ard certificate. SAMUEL BENGE Hi-Y 3 yearsq Student Council l yearg FFA 3 yearsg 4-H 4 yearsg Chorus 2 yearsg Pep Club 2 years: Junior Playg Senior Playg .Assistant Advertising Manager of Annualq Rocket Staffg Senior Class 2nd Vice-President. JOHN RAYMOND BENNINGTON FFA 3 years: Pep Club I year: Hi-Y 4 years: Basketball 4 years: Baseball I year: Track 3 years: Cross-Country 2 years: Junior Play: Senior Play. PATRICIA ANN BROWN SSS 4 years, Corresponding Secretary, Senior Class Chair- man: Honor Society 3 years: Pep Club 2 years: Assistant Elementary Editor of Annual: Rocket Staff: .Iuior Play: Senior Play: Sun Rays I year, Secretary: Student Council I year, Treasurer: Office Assistant 2 years: Librarian Assistant 2 years. CLARENCE MARTIN DORN, JR. Traclc 4 years: Baseball 4 years: Cross-Country 2 years: Chorus I year: Annual Photography: junior Play: Senior Play- RONALD DAVID EBERT Basketball 4 yearsg Baseball 4 years: Honor Society 2 years: Sports Editor of Annualg Rocket Staff, Junior and Senior Class Treasurer: junior Play: Senior Play. CHARLES LEON EMMERT Honor Society 3 years, Vice-President: Assistant copy Ed- itor of Annualg Rocket Staff: Junior Play: Hi-Y 3 years, Chaplain, Vice-President, Senior Escortg Hoosier Boys' State, Typing 40 word Sin, 50 worcl certificate, senior play. Pep Club I year. QUILLA JANE FORD SSS 4 years, FHA 2 yearsg 4-H 2 yearsg Pep Club l yearg Sun Rays l year: Office Assistant l yearg Librarian Assistant I yearg Typing, 40 worcl pin. 55 word certificaie EULA JEAN GLADDEN SSS 4 years, Recording Secretary, Vice-President: FHA 3 years, Editor, junior Homemalcers Degree: Honor Society 3 years, President: Scholarship Irey I year, Certificate 2 years: Band 4 years, Treasurer, District Contest 3 years, State Con- test: Chorus 5 years, Triple Trio, GirI's Ensemble: 4-H 7 years, Safety Leader, Song Leader: Pep Cluh 2 years: Class Will: Editor of Rocket: junior Play: Senior Play: Vice- President of Freshman Class: Secretary of Sophomore and junior Class: junior Leader 4 years, Assistant Recreation Leader, Vice-President: Girls State Delegate: Cheerleader 2 years: Honor Guard: 4-H Round-Up: Office Assistant: Li- brarian: Perfect Attendance 2 years: Typing 50 word pin, 53 word certificate: Sun Rays I year, Sponsor. DENNY CLEO GRAY Assistant Sports Editor of Annual: Chart Keeper 3 years: Baseball 4 years: Junior Play: Senior Play: Patrol Boy I year. JOHN LOWELL GUERNSEY FFA I year: Band 4 years: Chorus 3 years: 4-H 7 years, President, Secretary, Treasurer: Pep Club 2 years: junior Play, Senior Play: Hi-Y 4 years, President, Treasurer Freshman Class Treasurer: Student Council I year: junior Leaders 4 years: State Conservation Award: Achievement trip to Chicago: 4-H Round-Up: Alternate to Boy's State. LARRY HEISTON Hi-Y 2 years: junior Play, Senior Play. DOROTHY LOUISE HENDERSON SSS I yearg FHA I yearg Roclcettes I year: Sophomore Class Secretary: Vice-President of D. C. T.: Safer Play: Typing 50 word ping Pep Club I year. KEITH EDWARD HENRY FFA 3 years: Rocket Staff General and Mimeograph: Basketball Student Manager 4 yearsg Baseball I yearg Track Student Manager 4 yearsg Cross-Country I yearg Librarian Assistant I yearg Junior Playg Senior Play- LEWIS EDWARD HOOVER 4-H 5 years: Pep Club I year: Rocket Staff: Basketball I year: Baseball I year: Track 2 years: Cross-Country I year. ROBERT EUGENE HUBBLE Pep Club I year: Hi-Y I year: Intramural Sports I year: Basketball 3 years: Baseball 3 years: Senior Play. SHIRLEY LEE JENKINS SSS 4 years, junior Class Chairman, Student Council Rep- resentative: FHA 3 years, Parliamentarian, President: Honor Society 3 years: Band 6 years, Treasurer: Chorus 4 years: 4-H 5 years, Student Council Representative: Pep Club 3 years: Editor of Annual: junior Play, Senior Play: Sun Rays I year: Student Council 2 years, Secretary: Solo and En- semble Contest 4 years, State Contest I year: Librarian As- sistant I year: Perfect Attendance Award 2 years: Typing 45 word pin, 50 word certificate: Salesmansliip Trophy. by I I K-1 ,Qs www ALETHA JANE KINCAID SSS 4 yearsg FHA 2 years, class chairman. junior Home- maIcer's Degreeg Honor Society I yearg Chorus I yearg 4-H 5 years: Pep Club 2 yearsg Secretary of Annualg Junior Play. Senior Play: Sun Rays I yearg Office Assistant I year. DAROL EUGENE LONG Hi-Y 4 years. Student Council Representativeg Basketball 4 years: Baseball 3 yearsg Track 3 yearsg Cross-Country l yearg Senior Editor of Annual: Intramural Sports I year: junior Play, Senior Playg Rocket Staff Art Editor: Studenl Council I year: Typing Certificate. MARGARET MANGUS SSS 4 yearsg FHA 4 years. junior Homemalcers Degree. Chorus 3 yearsg 4-H 3 yearsg Pep Club 2 yearsg Sun Rays I yearg junior Play, Senior Playg Typing 40 word certificate, ,I , , 5? fig , 'ie me CLARA JEAN MARSHALL SSS 4 years. President: FHA 4 years, junior Homemak- ers Degree. Song Leader. Treasurer, Secretary: Honor Society 3 years: Band 6 years, President, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 6 years. State Contest 3 years: Chorus 5 years, accom- panist 3 years: Roclcett-es 2 years: 4-H B years, Pianist, Healih and Safety Leader. Secretary: Pep Club 2 years: Elementary Editor of Annual: junior Play, Senior Play: Sun Rays l year: lst Vice-President of Senior Class: Student Council I year, Secretary: junior Leaders I year: Office Practice I yearg Scholarship Certificate l year: Triple Trio 2 years. Sextet I year: 60 word pin, 73 word certificate. EVERETT JEWELL NEWTON FFA 3 years: Art Sr Headlines of Rocket Staff: Junior Play, Senior Play: Track I year: Salesmanship Trophy. CHARLIE PENNINGTON FFA 3 years: 4-H E year: Junor Play, Senior Play. SHARON JEAN RAGSDALE SSS 4 yearsg Honor Society 3 yearsg Band 6 yearsg 4-H 6 yearsg Pep Club 3 years: Class Poem: Sun Rays I year: Junior Leaders I yearg Cheerleader I yearg Office A'sistant 2 yearsg junior Play: Senior Play. RITA JANET SHOAF SSS 4 years. Treasurer. Sunshine Champg FHA 4 year Vice-President. junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees: Bancl 6 years. Secretary. District Ensemble Contest 2 yearsi 4-H 7 years. Safety Leader, 2nd Alternate to State Fair Schoolg Pep Club 3 yearsg Business Manager of Annual: junior Play. Senior Playg Sun Rays I yearg Student Council I yearg junior Leaders I yearg Office Assistant 3 yearsg Typ- ing 40 word pin. REBECCA LOU SMITH SSS 4 yearsg FHA I year: Majorette 5 yearsg Band -3 years: Chorus 3 yearsg Roclcettes 3 years: -I-H 5 yearsg Peg Club 3 yearsg Roclcet Staffg junior Play. Senior Playg Suzi. Rays I yearg Typing 50 word pin, 60 word certificate. asf' s , ,QQZE5 , erwmfg SUE ANN STEELE SSS 4 years, FHA l year, Band 6 years. District Solo and Ensemble Contest 5 years, State Contest 2 years, Pep Club 3 years, Editor of Prophecy for Annual, junior Play, Senior Play, Sun Rays I year, Typing 50 word pin, 60 word certificate. JUDITH KAY STIPE SSS 4 years, FHA 3 years. Historian, District Vice-Pres- ident, State President. junior and Chapter Homemaker De- grees, Honor Society 3 years, Band 6 years, Treasurer, Pres- ident, District Ensemble Contest 4 years, State l year, Chorus 4 years, C-irls Ensemble l year, 4-H 6 years, Song Leader, Recreation Leader, President. Secretary. Winner of State Dem- onstration Contest 55 . 4-H award trip, Pep Club l year, 'Copy Editor of Annual, Rocket S'aff, junior Play, Senior Play, Sun Rays l year, President, Cheerleader l vear, Fresh- man Class President, -lunior Class President, Senior Class President, Student Council l year, President: Junior Leaders 3 years, Sonv Leader, Recreation Leader. State Alr. Leader Conference. Chicago award trip, Boone Co. Outstanding Jr. Leader 57 : D. A. R. Good Citizen, Scholarshio liev 2 years, Certificate l year: Tvuinfv certificate 57 words, High magazine salesman: National FHA convention delegate 2 vearsg Call to Xvorshio for Slate Fair Worship Proqram 'A57 , Most Valuable Band Member 57 , Countv Dress Revue narrator 3 years, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. MEREDITH ANN WALKER SSS 4 years, FHA 4 years, Parliamentarian, junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees, Honor Society 3 years, Band 2 years, 4-H 9 years, Pianist, Health and Safety Leader, Round-Up I year, Stale Fair School, Junior Play, Senior Play, Sun Rays, Secretary of Senior Class, junior Leaders 2 years, Bookkeeping Pin, Perfect Attendance Award, Typ- ing 50 word pin, 65 word certificate, Librarian l year, As- sistant Treasurer of School. 0 fi f ,a X ,311 ' 3639i vif -smiafff' ' - '12-mx MARY JANE WETHINGTON SSS 4 yearsq Band 4 yearsg Churus 2 yearsg Rockettes i yearg 4-H 8 years, Safety Leaderg Pep Club 2 yearsg Phn- tographer for Annualg Rocket Staff: Sun Rays I yearg 2nd Vice-President of junior Classy Junior Leaders 3 yearsg Yeii Leader 2 years: Typing pin 40 words, certificate 50 wordsg Twirling 3 years. PHYLLIS MARIE WETHINGTON SSS 4 yearsg FHA 3 years: Chorus 3 yearsg 4-H 3 years. Pep Club 2 yearsg Junior Playg Senior Playg Sun Rays 7 year: Librarian Assistant 2 yearsg Office Assistant I year Perfect Attendance 2 years. MISS MARGARET MARTIN Sponsor MRS. LUCILLE CLIFTON Sponsor MR. FRANCIS E. GOODNIGHT Sponsor Class Historu By SHIRLEY JENKINS FRESHMEN YEAR Our officers were Judy Stipe, President: Jean C-ladden, Vice-President: John Guern- sey, Treasurer, John Batts, Secretary. Mr. H. Austin Smith was our sponsor. The first semester we had a paper drive. A skating party was held at Frankfort the second semester. SOPHONIORE YEAR Our officers were Alan Brown, Presidentg Peggy Browning, Vice-Presidentg Jean 'Gladden, Secretary: Carolyn Tappy, Treasurer. Our sponsor was Miss Caroline Huff- 'man. In September we received our class sweaters. Other activities included a Scrap Iron Drive, and Sadie Hawkins Dance. We sold ice cream during the year. In May, we went to Turkey Run State Park. JUNIOR YEAR Our officers were Judy Stipe, President: John Guernsey, Vice-President: Jean Glad- den, Secretary: Ron Ebert, Treasurer. Our sponsors were Mrs. Kay Gillis, and Mr. Al-- vin Baylor. In September, we sold magazines with Judy Stipe and Shirley Jenkins as the two top salesmen in the class. Other activities included selling memory books, selling Rocket license plates, paper drives, a food sale, and selling Cokes at ball games. The Junior Play and Junior and Senior Prom were held in the Spring. On the fun side, we went to Indianapolis to see Oklahoma, and held a Christmas Party at the Legion Hall in Advance SENIOR YEAR Our officers were Judy Stipe, President: Clara Marshall, Ist Vice-President: Sam Benge, 2nd Vice-President: Meredith Walker, Secretary: Ronnie Ebert, Treasurer. Our sponsors were Miss Margaret Martin, Mrs. Lucille Clifton, and Mr. Francis Goodnight. Early in September, we started selling advertising, and subscriptions for the Annual. Vlfe sold candy during the year, had food sales, sold tickets on a turkey, served at ball games, and sold Miss Steven's candy to make money. In April, we went on our Senior trip to Washington and New York. Our Baccalaureate and Commencement were held in May. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Senior memories 5 - Selected A nnua I staff. I0 - Out of school to sell A nnua I ads. I 7 - Started selling candy. 2 - Had Senior pictures taken at l..oudermilk's Studio. I9 - Had a car wash at the school. 8 - Had a Chili Supper before a ball game. I I - Seniors presented Veteran's Day Convocation. I5 - Decided to go with Forlow Tours for senior trip. 4 - Selected caps and gowns for Commencement. 9 - Senior pictures arrived. I I - I I - Pitch-in supper and Christmas exchange. I 3 - 20 - 7 - Selected backs for the Annual. Decorated Christmas tree and the school. Raffled off a turkey at a ball game. Had a Chili Supper before a ball game. ZI - Selected Senior play, Spooks Alive. Jan. 29 - Started Valentine candy sales. Jan. 31 - Took Annual to be printed. Feb. I2 - Ended Valentine candy sales. March 20-2I - Senior Play, Spooks Alive, was presented. April I9 - 5 :30 a. m., Seniors left on trip. April 26 - Arrived home from Senior trip. May 2 - Senior day program: also entertained the faculty for dinner at La Rue s Supper Club in Indianapolis. May 3 - junior - Senior Prom. May 4- Baccalaureate services held at the school. May 5 - Commencement program presented at the school. Class poem By Sharon Ragsclale Jean is one who can always be found, Either studying or Wabash bound. Sam who is always near and handy, Buys and sells the Senior candy. Clara Jean, president of Sunshine, Always has Purdue on her mind. Ron, on the first five will appear, Although he wants a baseball career. Janet, a friend that we all know, Always has her mind on New Mexico. ,lohn Guernsey will always be on top, Because his favorite class is shop. Dottie our new Florida lass, Has added laughter to the Senior Class. Bud, as a rule is quiet and shy, But he likes Indianapolis, I wonder why? Pat is usua'ly very quiet and tame, But may get excited at a basketball game. .lohn Bennington, who is really a dandy, Goes steady with a girl named Sandy. Shirley I think should really rate, For keeping things in the Annual straight. E. may not own a car, But with his horse he'll go far. Qludy, whose talents get better, Plans to become Mrs. Don Etter. Bob can really be a pest, But he has a good side like all the rest. Sue Ann always has something funny to say, But she can work as well as play. Charles is smart as you can see, And eats twice as much as you and Mme. Mary Jane, who is always on the beam, ls a cheer leader for the varsity team. Ed is usually on the beam, As student manager of our team. Mary Alice is really sweet and quiet, But being Sam's twin is quite a riot. Darol, a pill in Bookkeeping class, Goes with a certain cheer leading lass. Aletha is a real nice girl, A job and homework keep her in a whirl. John Bat's has his own car, Although his girl doesn't live far. Margaret is happily singing a certain tune, Because she's getting married in June. Denny always has something funny to say, But he does a little work along with his play. ,lane's mind is on the altar, Because she's going steady with Walter. Charlie. always ouiet and good, ls very handy with a hammer, nails, and wood Meredith Ann will have no trouble, Because she gets Bookkeeping on the double. Larry may not always do his share, But he seems happy without a care. Phyllis is kind and easy going, With a pleasant smile always showing. Lewis miss school? Why never! He must be ill or very clever. Becky, the girl with the long brown hair, Goes with Dick, that's quite a pair. As for me, I'm the quiet, bashful one, And Bob is my idea of fun. Class will by JEAN GLADDEN I, Clara Jean Marshall, will my piano bench spread to Judy Ebert. I, Judy Stipe, will 5 inches and 20 pounds to Sharon Skaggs. I, Dorothy Henderson, will my marching ability to Freddie Huckstep. I, Mary Jane Wethington, will my naturally curly hair to Connie Neff. I, Sue Ann Steele, will ability to call Mrs. Endicott Opie and get by with it to Sally Roberts. I, Sharon Ragsdale, will my ability to play the clarinet to Rex Stewart, in hopes it will help his acting career. I, Janet Shoaf, will my ability to get twenty page letters to Nancy Goodnight. I, Shirley Jenkins, will all my good times as a Senior to any Junior who needs them. I, Aletha Kincaid, will my sophisticated Senior ways to Martha Whiles. I, Becky Smith, will my can-cans to next years Rockettes. I Mary Alice Benge, will my twin brother to all the Sophomore girls. I, Margaret Mangus, will my ability to be the first Senior girl to get engaged to Ann Ashley. I, Pat Brown, will my long hair to Mrs. Feldman. I, Meredith Walker, will my sewing ability to Mrs. Sommerville. I, Jane Ford, will my ability to be the Civics' classes private librarian to Pat Owens. I, Phyllis Wethington, will all the work that it takes to put new books on the library shelves to any Junior who has a lot of spare time. I, Darol Long, will my ability to have so much trouble with girls to Jim Burris. I, Sam Benge, will my ability to stand by, say nothing, and grin, while Ed does every- thing wrong on the mimeograph to Steve Baringer. I, Denny C-ray, will my height to Jim Emberton. I, Bob Hubble, will my Ford to Ted Darnell. I, Ronnie Ebert, will my intelligent answers in Civics class to Larry Henderson. I, Charlie Pennington, will my ability to take Junior history for two years to Alvin Dale. I, Bud Dorn, will my Elvis Presley Stand to Harold Emmert. I, Larry I-Iieston, will my ability to Mrs. Endicott. I, John Guernsey, will my curly hair to Maxine Ragsdale - she really needs it. I, Lewis Hoover, will my perfect attendance record to Carole Pratt. I, Charles Emmert, will my masculine ways to Harold Stoner. I, E. Newton, will my ability to win a diaper race to Charlie Wright. I, John Batts, will my extemporaneous speaking ability to Norman Mel-Iargue. I, John Bennington, will my typing ability to Mom Martin. I, Ed Henry, will nothing. I'm taking it all with me. I, Jean Glaclden, will my Wabash boys to any Junior girl who will take care of them. Witnessed by: Peggy Sue Boney Maroni Diana Short Fat Fanny Raunchy Senior Class Prophecq Dear Miss Martin, As I was driving my taxi through the busy streets of Chicago, you popped into my mind. Because this is my job, I see some of my old classmates quite often. Maybe you would be interested in what they are doing after ten long years. You probably remember how cracked up Jean Gladden was over Wabash College. Well, she spent years disguising herself as Gene Gladden. She is now attending Wab- ash. fChristine ll, Ron Ebert, who was a great athlete at Wells, is filling the shoes of Goose Tatum for the Globetrotters. If you ever see Ron, never refer to him by the name you remern- ber. He is now called, Goose Ebert . Judy Stipe, who was the going steady girl of our class, married Don Etter immedi- ately after graduation. As you remember, Don was a great hog raiser. They now have a li'ter of little Etters. I was talking to Bud Dorn the other clay, who is a guard at the city jail. He tells me John Batts, Darol Long, and Larry Heiston are serving a 5 to i0 year term in his ward. They are being charged with murder. John Bennington spends most of his time in the city zoo. He is in the monkey cage. Don't get alarmed now, he's just the keeper of the cage. Denny Gray has his own pet shop right in the heart of New Ross. He has every- thing from worms to dogs. He has a specialty in parrots though. Wonder why???? Shirley Jenkins and Sharon Ragsclale had their dreams come true. They are teach- ing school. Shirley teaches history and Sharon, math. You don't suppose they will pattern the teachers they had, do you? Jane Ford had her desire fulfilled. She is with MGM Studios in Hollywood. Slie is Stand-in for Jane Russell. Dottie Henderson is living in Tennessee, waiting for her call for T. V. She is to ap- pear on the Grand Ole Opera if Minnie Pearl ever loses her voice. Charlie Pennington is on the Staff at Purdue University, teaching history. You ,know who never did think he was paying attention in class, but I guess he fooled her, Clara Jean Marshall has a full time job at the Fox in Indianapolis and according to what I hear, she's doing fine. I also hear she has a regular attender. Don't let this shock you too bad'y but it's Charles Emmert. I guess he's real interested in that sort of thing. Sam and Mary Alice Benge have a job on T. V. with Arthur Godfrey. They do one of his commercials -- Which Twin Has The Toni . john Guernsey has a large dairy farm in Wisconsin. I'll give you three guesses as to what type of cattle he has. Phyllis and Mary Jane Wethington star on the T. V. show Name's The Same. Lewis Hoover doesn't have to race around the hometown curves anymore. He has signed up for the 500 Mile Race in Indianapolis. I bet he's had more practice than the other drivers. He also has a co-driver who has had plenty of practice too. It's his wife' whom you remember as Janet Shoaf. E. Newton and Ed Henry were real interested in horses as you may recall. They are making Western films to replace Wild Bill Hickock and Jingles. Guess which one is Jingles. Bob Hubble is a full time butcher in a suburb of Chicago. He always was a big cut up. Pat Brown, Becky Smith, and Margaret Mangus are models for the Big Payoff week days on T. V. They were spotted while visiting Radio Center when we were in New York. Since you've read all these things about all the kids, you are probably wondering how I have heard from all of them at one time. You remember Meredith Walker and Aletha Kincaid were our secretaries so they still write to all of the class. I get most of my information from them. Hope you have enjoyed hearing what we have made of ourselves. Yours truly. Sue Ann Steele Annual Staff Editor . Copy Editor . Assistant Copy Editor Elementary Editor . Assistant Elementary Editor Senior Editor . Society Editor . Advertising Editor . Assistant Advertising Editor Sports Editor . Assistant Sports Editor Circulation Manager Business Manager 'Secretary . Poem . Will . Prophecy Photography Advisor . Shirley Lee Jenkins . Judy Stipe . Charles Emmert Clara Jean Marshall . Pat Brown . Darol Long . Mary Alice Benge . John Guernsey . Sam Benge Ronnie Ebert . Denny Gray . John Batts . Janet Shoaf . Aletha Kincaid Sharon Ragsdale . . . jean Gladden . . . Sue Ann Steele Mary Jane Wethington, Buddy Dorn . . . Mrs. Clifton Journalism Class . . Jean Gladden Editor Business Manager . Judy Stipe Circulation Manager . Ronnie Ebert Sports Editor . . Charles Emmert Grade School News Dorothy Henderson Organizations . . Pat Brown Classes Mary Jane Wethington Departments . Becky Smith Features . . Mary Alice Benge Editorials . . Lewis Hoover Art . Darol Long and E. Newton General . . . Sam Benge Mimeograph John Batts and Ed Henry Advisor . . Miss Martin PLAY PICTURES HBOY APPEAL Vivian Foster - a social minded mother Beulah Owens - an arrogant cook Ginger Benson - the girl next door . Sally Foster - the Fosters' studious daughter Andrew Poster - a mild mannered husband Aunt Myrtle - an avid reader of sensational novels Buzz Ritter - the boy accross the street Charlotte Hepplewhite - a society matron Melinda Hepplewhite - a Southern belle Jack Nelson - a high school athlete Phyllis Ward - a snobbish debutante . Samson T. Ward - a domineering businessman Miss Hotchkiss - a career woman from the agency Mr. Cawley - a staff photographer . Miss King - a high school teacher Pierre - TV Bachelor Beau Director . . . Judy Stipe . Shirley Jenkins . Sharon Ragsdale Clara Jean Marshall. . Sam Benge janet Shoaf . John Batts Phyllis Wethington' Jean Gladden . Ron Ebert . Peggy Browning, Charles Emmert . Delia Boling . Ed Henry Mary Alice Benge' . Darol Long' . Mrs. Paul Gillis Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom On April 27, l957, the Class of 1958 gave a Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom honoring the graduating class. A banquet was enjoyed by all of the class members and sponsors at 6:30 0'- icloclc in the evening. The formal Prom began at 9:00 o'clock p. m. in the high school gymnasium. The students of the junior and Senior classes, their guests, and the entire school faculty with their guests, were :invited to attencl. The theme of the banquet and Prom was Rose Garden. The guests entered the gymnasium under a canopy of blue while walking through a lush green garden surrounded by white picket fencing. The entrance to the dance floor was a white rose arbor covered with Vining red roses. In the center of the floor was a rock pool centered W ith a white bird bath. The pool was highlighted by floating candles and lilac branches. The refreshments, were served from a blue-lit wishing well. 'Cver the well hung a bright yellow moon shining down on blooming trees placed around the gym- nasium. At mid-night, the Prom ended, bu' the memories of it will not be forgotten. BABY HSNAPS BABY '4SNAPS JUNIORS .aww 9.-amu5um.a4um-'.4mm1.m..-n:p.k.ummm-.ALL-,:1mf.wg.a.mnu..:-w.-nag '1 ff gamxnamm-Anmngugm,-.b.mxJu.' .1 ..'..'.u.m:,zM:,..f ' 'H' ' - -v -' J uniors 22 9 :ZK by E X V A Q y i ii b r aaa, t a , ' l' JUN I URS ':' 'A1' 1EL - S if wh . , N' ta ,s ,vm . , ,Iqt - tf kf i :ig 'Q , it k Q ii r. ..,,, t ,I ', ' First Row-Mr. Goodnight, principal: Mr, Feldman, sponsor, Mrs. Feldman, sponsor: Steve Baringer, Judy Dickson, Larry Henderson, Nancy Goodnight, Fred Robison. Second Row-Juliette Chelf, Harold Emmert, Maxine Ragsdale, Sally Williams, Keith Witt, Donna Hedge. Third Row-Morris Hoover, Connie Neff, Harold Stoner, Shirley Graham, Alvin Dale, Joyce McCullough, Norman Mcl-largue, Martha Whiles. First Row-Dana Rhoades, Arvil Pennington, Jim Pickering, Larry Kinlcead, Ann Ashley, Ted Darnell, Sally Roberts, Rex Stewart. G aaaaa het s , ,re r , s f h h h hrr r h V Junior Activities In September, the Junior Class sold magazines. Sally Roberts and Jim Pickering were the two top salesmen in the Class. They held their Junior Play October 4, 1956. A party was held at Nancy Cood- night's following the play. Other activities this year include a food sale, car wash, sold Cokes and potato chips af ball games. ln the Spring, they held the Junior and Senior Prom. JUNIOR PLAY - DATE BAITU Cast Emily Walker Nancy Goodnight Harley Allen Rex Stewart Lester Gray . Alvin Dale Anna Gibson Judy Dickson lVlrs. Walker Juliette Chelf lVlr. Walker Steve Baringcr Pat Walker Ann Ashley Mary Walker Sally Roberts Mr. Allen . Jim Pickering 'Officer Benson . Norman lVlcl'largue Dave Wilson . Harold Emmert Johnny Burns . Arvil Pennington Harold Smith . . . Morris Hoover Director-lVl r. George Feldman SOPHOMORES .sz..4.:..1Lmg4.:.us.n.41.f.n1nnu.LL.Q.v.5......:.M.: ,L,.g,n. :.3..u- LL-,.,f 1,,..J,,,4-.J.4.A.Mg.:-L...Q..-,Au...1x,.f, . ,mga .-,. . , ..-..,.-.p.:.m. ,U ,. , 1..,.f:,.. Q ,,:r,m. -..MWZ-,Q....A .M . ..X. w.,..,...-,.. Y Sophomores 3' 'V ff ' I Q, '33 21 ig? 1 ini ilf2Fi, aff ' ,zz ,.. , ,,.' 2 ,.::, lnzbv i W f X 'di' ' , Y fx A 4 ir h 3 Gzmiv me vate . :g L' age f :.. W '::' P A ..,, ,, .A X Q A , zfz ' L --- Y' i sopaemcsseiz .si It I 3 .,'I i -. : ? A in - ,.,, I Mg ,X avi .,::: 9 . 'Q . Q H t N ::-, l i 1 ,.,., V Q qthl Q V 1- V , ,fa it or fi G3 5 E First Row-lVlr. Goodnight, principalg Mr. Wilson, sponsor: Mrs. Endicott, sponsor: Ricky Weber, Bonnie Warren, Marion Newkirk, Mary Lois Branstetter, Ronnie jones, Janice Yount. Second Row-Glenda McKinney, Bill Leelce, Leslie Foster, Bob Trippeer, Sharon Skaggs. john Edens. Third Row-Darlene Hancock, Larry Miller, Becky Guernsey, Jim Burris, Judy Canada, Clifton Wethington. Fourth Row-Nova Carter, Jim Brown, Judy Ebert, Jim Emberton, Linda Pratt, Gene Barton, Sandy Darrough, Tom Shelton, Pat Oltean. Fifth Row-Pat Owens, Carole Pratt, Marijane Spohr, Betty Jo Wethington, Sandy Shelton, Judy Triplett, Naydene Thompson, Clarice Harlcins. PICTURES Paper Drive . Class Party at School Party at Patty Owens Sold Name Labels Christmas Exchange Sold Ice Cream President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Student Council ACTIVITIES OFFICERS . September I9 and 25 . November 9 November I8 . November and December Judy Ebert . December 20 September - May . Patty Owens . Jim Brown Sandra Shelton . J im Burris and Ricky Weber Fnzsumzn Freshmen Sgegr A 'gasi k'FgQ Q, ,.J T ji? 'E ' ' A 5 'N .,., 1 .,, Q . iimif -ILII iii' ' x V fgES KQEFEEE Sig? A b y - I' . . . ..,,. :js .V :V In 1 gg ' 4' ss 5 X, .rfb :., ,gs If Q Q. -I ,, ,, ., ciEQ GRANVILLE WELLS . A FRE SHMEN F . ,EZGZ fi 3 .- .: , I ,:. . : -I . Ewa, , a aa t , First Row-Mr. Goodnight, principalg Janet Ragsdale, Stanley Skelton, Kay Hoover, Jim West, Karen Jackman, Don Funkhouser. Second Row-Julia Hinkle, joe Gorka, Larry Rodgers, Beula Robison. Third Row-Darrell Pace, Sharon Crostreet, john Dorn, Pat Huckstep, Phil Scott, Janet Pipes, B. McKinney. Fourth Row-Fern Pennington, Larry Baumgardner, Elizabeth Stambaugh, Fred Huclcstep, Sondra Neff, Madonna Long, Georgia Bondurant. ' M. 7, ,SJ ' P :f!,' .aff Sm., , ,, 234 PICTURES ACTIVITIES In October, the Class held a candy sale. They have had class parties at Karen jack- man's and Elizabeth StamlJaugh's. In January, Julia I-linkle held a skating party in Frankfort. The Class plans to go to Turkey Run State Park the last day of school. OFFICERS President . Freddie Huckstep Vice-President Fern Pennington S ecre tary Kay Hoover Treasurer . . . Phil Scott Student Council Sponsors Karen Jackman - Larry Rodgers Mrs. Thompson - lVlrs.'Sommerville ATHLETICS TRACK First Rf,w4Hur'wl1l Emmtrt. T.Hl'I'5' l:'vd2FAI'F. Hulwlfl Slwm-1: .I--lm In-llxxiuprlm-11, Imxwl Lfmu. Aix Dale, John Durn. Svvwlmd Huw-.Iwhn limits, .lim NVVH. 1,1-wis linux.-14. H1141 Inu-n. .lim Iirnwn. Lux' Kinkead, John Plrlens. Ted lla!-rwll. .lim PM-k.-rims, CROSSCOUNTRY First ROW--Larry Rodgers, Jim 'WeSt, Harold Emmerr, Alvin Dal., SQ-f-mmd 11mvf.lf,1m Izqmin ton, Ron Ebert, Bud Dorn. Lewin II-,mw:r, Juhn Dgrn. VARSITY I 6-r imxx--Vlffxvv XI--l'uIl I I I II r XI I no XX--vI11a:'v,o1v MII:-4-!'IeAZHI1-l'rI. S.-1-wird Iii II VIII Iuiwixrn--it. .IIIIIII I,--1111 I I I I I I I I ,-. .XI iz Il.ile-, lIi1r4I Iiwxx I XX IIlIMI..ll1Q' 'I In-V. . :UW .ai ning, .-I in 1,1 . 1'nRl' I I INA 'I' ' II' ' II YI -' I' 'II XY'tt I' VI -rl lim I-11-w lim Ixllilxnul Id Henri' INIIII t Nov Nov Nov NON Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. Ian. jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb 1957 - 58 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 8 North Salem I5 Pittsboro I9 Tliorntown 27 Bainbridge 4 Brownsburg 6 Perry Central I3 S. Vvestern 20 Pinnell 5 Ladoga I 7 Roaclidale 22 North Salem 24 Coal Creek 29 Vvhiteslown 31 New Market 7 Clayton I4 Darlington I9 Dover 2 I New ROSS 53-59 60-44 52-38 72-4-I 7I-45 54-46 46--I4 56-55 52-42 65-56 BI -63 54-5I 59-55 68-42 46-32 68-49 56-43 52-42 BASEBALLTEAM First Row-Ron Ebert, Lewis limwer, Harold Emmert. Hud Horn, livniiy Gray, Larry Kinkeuu Second Row-Coach Charles VVright. Alvin Dale, Steve Baringe-r, llzirnlcl Stoner, John Ileiiniu ton, Keith VVitt. John Dorn. IJHT'-l Linus. BASEBALL In Fall League competition, the Wells baseball nine fared quite well with a highly re-- spectable 6 won and 2 lost record. The Rocket squad, under the direction of Coach, Charles Wright, was constantly in contention for championship honors, but eventually had' to settle for second-place standings in both conference and county league competition, as their defeats came at the hands of Pittsboro and Zionsville, who copped the conference and county titles, respectively. Next year the team will be without the services. of senior lettermen, Ebert, Gray, Long, Dorn, Hoover, and Bennington. WELLS 7 Thorntown 0 Pittsboro I4 . WELLS 7 WELLS I5 . Dover 4 WELLS 2 Pinnell I WELLS I5 North Salem 5 WELLS I8 Bainbridge I Zionsville 7 WELLS 4 WELLS 6 Whitestown 5 B TEAM Firwt Huw-fllill l.1-1-kv. .li111'XY1-sl, 114111 Flllxklu-n1'e-11 .IUI111 IPHVII, Pl1ilS4'rvt1. ITz11'wh! l':IIllllL'!'I. Sw-rmd uw--Ilvtlb' Wvmhiilulwll M'l1f-v1'l1-:nm-1'b,l'u:u'l1 xvilliillll VY2lHi1'I'. hurry lfUL'ljl'PI'S, John Iirlens. Fred llmfkfte-11. Ilwk NX1-M-r, 4'111111i1- Xvft' 1l4llfA+'I'I1'!lll4'I'1. BH TEAM CHEER LEADERS R1-tty .lo VVef,hi11gt,m1, 001111111 N1-ff, falternatej Carol Pratt. N FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM i I ,...,,. 4 2 ., 5 ,pglffix , f f if ni Q ...- Firfjt Huw-111111 1-'m1kh0uSf4r. .lim NVQ-wt. I,:u'r5 limlgmw. Phil S4-uit. Svwmxml Il-fxx'-4.111111-t Pip fC1h9E'Y'1Pii41QI'j, P11411-In YViIliam XYulln-V, .If-hu IVHTII. If'V+-ml Ilu--kslm-11, Lzlrry l:AllIIl122lI'tIII4'I' 1l'l1+1e!'h EI' J. FRESHMAN CHEER LEADERS T12Ll'l'j' T:HlI1'lJQiiI'dIlF4T, Jam,-1 Pipffs JUNIOR HIGH TEAM fm- Ntmv IA-Q-lie-. I-Izmir l'mmix1:1m1, .Tun 'I'1'ippQ-Q-1'. Ilzuid .luvlif-111, liulwrt II2lg'hfI21IQj, Vlydff ---:xml If'lNY+I'llEl4'Il Vlxzlrlr-S XYri:l1l, Kvnny 1'Ii--li. Gary Slwxx'vr'a. XVilIium Hurdinr. Hzlrulrl XX llc Nr I 1411 UH:-I'. livin-rt llllmve-V. .Iwlm Ni:-lwls. Miki- R+-fkff-. I,zu'ry XVl1iltiux'l1i1I, Third It-nx'fSam l'zu'tr1'. Ill Hmmlull, Hzlry IIIIIIIIIIII, livin' IPUF1.-r, ,lwhn Slipv. Frzlnk IZ.-wk. .fXr'Izx11 .IIIIlI1F'Ull. Mikr KIllIiE2llI. XX lllx I 4 lm. JUNIOR HIGH CHEER LEADERS llzmlliv HI:-41:11-11, Suv SIlllIH'I'I. Mau'--ian A111111 VARSUW'CHEERIEADERS Joyce NlcCullougl1, Judy Ebert, Mary Jane Wethington. COACHES Mr. William Walker' and Nlr. Charles Vvright Action Shots I L On The Hardwood ACTIVITIES BAND flrginville NVQ-lls Higlu S1-lmrml Rand 4 Mrs. lfeldmzm, lvim-n-Url' CHORUS First ROW--Mrs. Feldman, Judy Dickson. Clara. Marshall, Shirley Grzxhzun, Judy ffaxmrla, Darlene Hanuuuk. Second Row-Juliette Chelf, Joyce Mc4'Tu11oug::h, Sandy Shelton, Sandy Darrfxugh, Ann Ashley, Donna Hedge, Sally Roberts, Dana. Rhoadf-s, Third Row-'Connie Nuff, Mary Tlranstvtter. 'Hflvky Guernsey, Shirley Jenkins, Betty vvfxthillgtllll. Martlm XVl1ilfw, .Tnnice Ywunt. s. S. S. W Firm Rnw-Miss Martin. Slmrwn Skaggs, Darlrng Ham-mik. .Indy f'2il'lRflH, Max nugsunlu, 1,1414 ll Q ll Pnhpyts Q,h'rlm .hnkirw lindq yy-311 Yam-V unndnight Iamlt Sl1lrmf,.iaricL Pipes. Marsha ,.z1 y . ' . 1 - ,, i . .A , .. Zwlargaret Mzxngus. l,.vsli+- Fnstwr, Jllf,lY7lJll'kSlll1. Sea-nnrl Row-Shirley Graham, .lrvym-fi Bff'f'l1llOUIJ,'ll. Fe-rn Pe-nningtnn, Imnnal Herlgw, H-Ania linluisrm. lmrffrliy Hs-nflf-rsnn. Bonnie VV:1rr+-n, Janvt Rags- Ann Asfhlvy. Dana Hlwzules. Kay Hoover, Sondra . Jam- Ford, Mary dale. Pat Ullean, Vfllllllbe Nu-ff, lie-urgia. llurirlurnm.. Nvff, Third H1m'-ffNayflvm- Thfmipswn, Sandy Slwltnn. Mary A. Hengzf-. Pat Uvva-ns .Ianv VV:-llllllglllll. .lean lllaflrlr-n. Putty ilu:-kstf-11 Julia Hinklf-, Sflmrrm Vrfmstrewt, Suv Ann Steele BPFKY Flllllll. Nffwilwf Vartf-r, Varnlf- Pratt, .lulif-mtv Vhelf, Sandy Imrrmiqli. Sally xVllllJ1lllS, Fourth ' - F' ' i ' ' 'f v - il Y ll Phyllis VVvthing'lnn, Murijann Spuhr. R.flXK'fICdlFll .lm kinan, l.llZfllH th St.unlm1xg.lx, .I.nn.1v nut , Glinfla. Mm-Kinne-y, Bw-ky thwrnsry, Pat llriuwn. Judy Ebert, .ludy Stipv, Sharon VK'ethingtun. Martlm XVhils-s. Mary liranstf-tier. Al ' A ' Nlarlmirla Lung. Iiapfsrlalfl, Betty wthzi Kinr-alll, Mm-wflitli Vkulkvr. .Indy Tripletr, F. H. A. l l'ilY'YtWI1UXV'-JllllY flilllillllfl, Marx' ,Xlir-.L llvngw, Nan--y lllwmlniulit. Air-re-flith XVHIR4-r. Alflfljiilli' Spohr, Judy Stilw, Shirlwy Ji-nkinf. Pat Uxvsms, Sully Rwlwrtr. Vlam Marsliall. S.-vninl flow----lmsliff Foster, MHYJ-i'HI'ffl' 3lHIU:lm, .lamit Pilu-S. Fe-rn Jwrzilirigtliii. T 'l'UYl1Y Henrlo-rsnll. lmnzl. lllnxaclvf, Sondra. Nuff, .liillwl Sl1ll2il1.Tj2lI'lf'1l6i llzam'-lwli. Sluurwn Skaggs, Tliirll flnxv-4'arwlw Pruit. Sandy lmrrmlgh, Bnula llnliis-iii. Karen .lzwl-cinzan. .lwxn fllzulflen, Iiefuky Srnivh. Fharrln f,'1'nstrw+1r. Linfln Pratt. Sandy Shel- iun .lulin-trnf4'1liv-lf. Fifth li'-w-Airs. Smnnisfrvillf. Sur- St:-wifi. Aimlwiliin lmnx. Janiwv Younl. Alutha Kinvaid, lin,-4-ky 1lnernf+-y, Jnfly Elm-rl, Iimxy 'XfV441y,L:nLyt-ni, Mary lh':mr1s'Ir-in-i', Phyllis xxvvllllllglflfi, ,'..ml3' Triplr-fr. .lnnv lfnrnl. 4-H Pzlttv Pratt. Barlvzlra Y' unt. Ilunniv Glzulclmfxl, AI2lI'il5l1 Ii1w,n'n. .lnllv Shnlu-rt. Lindam Neff. Lulu? Dale, Connie C'rrsstreet, Sandra 42'-rzalrl. Ilnzvl Alf-Ilznruua-. Slllririlu ITZIFIIAJH, Imnnu Ilah-, ,Indy Pvrk . ,, . . Diedra Goorlnziht. Dizxnv Flvster. Pun: Iiwfwll, Ilixif' Vlmunlwy. Shirlf-5' Hlvks. .Indy I'14-In-runs. Lllldl Mangus. Sue- Shulwrt. Ann Slull-ww. Putty Xvn-Illillllfvll. Sluzxrwm Alillvr, Alzurslm .-X111-n. Alimln lliwk ' v lnniu Mrs. Smnmervillv, 'Vhird Ilnn'7AIx' XYilsnn, Ilrvnflu XYI14-alt. Alurxhn lixvks, Suzunrm I.:-wk . .1 Atkins, Karen Shfvaf. liulh Illavk E':u'1vmA llzxlnwwk. Maxim' Ilzxgsflulw. 1'l:u':1 Alzxrslmll. Imnl I-lhoafhls,f':1rf115'n Hfnry. F4-rn 1:'vYI!si!1:I4'll. Kzly Plmfxw-r'. .,2i!Ir'l Sluwuf. .Indy Vuxmrln. 1':1rul .lin-kfm. Sharon JUl'lIlSUI1, Sylvia Km-53 Pwlrlnn Fwrrl. Suv HHN-n. ,Xlldfvil Hufkins, PQ-guy I:llI'lU!l. Ifwnrth , How-Sandra Shm-ltwn. .lulietlv 1'h'4I'. Slnmwl I rm-tlrvr. Maury Yllllllll, Kun-n English. Shi rry Ilwnk f'I'tI'Olt' Pratt. I,flI'l'2lil1P Slwz1I'. Mary J. XV-A1l1inutrI11. Kar:-n .Im-knxnn. Patty IIlll'kSfl'AlP. .I2ll!i4'v Ynnnt Judy Triplutt, Shar'-n l'x'f.s11w-vt. .If.1n lllguhlfm, Nflxnlre 1':u'tvr. Linda l'rz1H, Putty llnwns. Vurwl ' dni ht Iifth Hankins, Diana lf'uster, Sulxrlru 5l4'EIar'gn'-. Linda NPXVIUII. Sully Iluhr-1'1f. Xzuwy tim, Q , P How--Meredith XVaIkf-r, Mzarijanf S1VUl1I'.,X1XiIl IME:-. 'IH-ml lH1l'llvI1. Shurwn Iliwlmwlsnll, IM-tty XVethingLon, Judy Iilmrl, I.z1rry Ill-flnrrf. .lim l'14lu-ring. Huh 'l'1'ippf---1'. I.uz'z'y I:IlllIl!Q'2ll'Il!l1'I'. .Iwln . Guernsey, Patty XVahl1nz1n, Imrrf--f Pau-QA. Mary L. Iirzilxstn-l1e1'. Alf-11111 Kinwzlid. JUNIOR LEADERS IAITFI How!-Maxine 'IlzLgs'fl:1If'. l'l:nri1 Alzmrwhznll, 11211111 Illu-url:-s. Judy Vmnmla. Sw-mul IUIXYW-Nllllt' Hfmclrlight, .llllietu-f'l'1f-lI'.Linda Vrsur. Sandy Slnfltnn. Sully Ilfuln-1-ts, 'I'hir11 Iluw-.lvzxn Hlmlrlvr Sharon Frnsrr.-e-I, Patty I-Inf-ksrs-ln Vatu' Nw:-ns. Mary .l, xVe'IlIiYlH'X'WlL4'2lI'1rIr' Pratt. Fmlrtlu llvrnv- Janice Yount. Blum' Luis Hrzznfrf-fi'1'. Lnrry lluflgf-11. .I-flun 12x11-rnsvxy .luely Slips, ll.-1-ky l2llr'l'Ilrr-X .Xlurijanv Spwhr. rrrsr How-Nmlwy Illuvk, .Iudv Heath. .Irvyfw Neff. IGHQ-n .Izu'ksnn. lliunv Hubble. Hvrlnivm- IVPIIHIS ' nf Miethe, Gail Swinfnrrl, Shirevly Frm-If-. Iliam- Fmwl. Ln.Xnn tlruy. Iglfllllik' Hicks. Smwnxrl Iiuw-l':xndx in HI-Y First Ilww-Mr. liuylwxx .lim l':llIllc'l'll'll. KlzLl'll+l1 Nl '.xk'1'k. llwxwvlrl l'1mml'z'!. .lim Burris, Se-Owml I ow--.lwlun Iizllls. Imrxw-ll Imw-, l,:u'1'y l:1ll1IllL1IlI'llllf'I'. 'Veal lJzu'11f-ll, Allin Dale. 'Fhirrl Iiww-Jfwlxu 4.11m'11svy lh-luv I:2ll'l1IIl, l.:ll'l'y Ilil-sum, l,zm1'x'5 Alilll-1-, Ibuxwl Luna. .lim I'i1-kg-Villgr. .Iulm Henning- lull. I lrlll'1ll Ilwwf.lulI111 lfllvlls. l'Im1'l--s limllu-1'1. limb '1'l'ljPlH-'l'1'. Sum lie-nge, Iliwk XVQQ-ber, Bill lm-lu-. llvx S11-xxurt. First l'lr1wfSue Shlllwrt, Pattv NVahlman. Sharm I2lL'h2lI'flS'11ll, Linda Graham. Marvia Allen, 4-vond lluw-Sandra Gerald. .lurlX l i.fkor'i11,s:', l'21I'4'lYll HQWIFY, 113111121 NQWUJIH, YVUIIIN2 ROIUSOIL Lin- iLYIJ0l'ill'. T'hll'KlTIONVT-C21l'llll-' Pratt.Sandra,McHa1'g,11c, lnvxwttzl H?il'klllS, Sheryl 1'1'octUr, Lorrmne Nlmaf, Nancy 42o0dnip:,'l1t. STUDENT COUNCIL First I1UXYfAlI'rV liufliwftt. fp-111sHl': .lurly Supw, Sul-I-In lmrnvll. Mary Ali--p In-nu'-, ,Iuxwl S111 tl Shirlf-y Jmwkilw, Sw-rnld Rffw----.Indy libvrl. -TllIi6AITr' l'Ile1II', Pan XV:1hlmzm. Put IIN:-IIS. 1filI't'II .I uh man, Harffld I-jnmn-rt. Third Ilfyw-IC:-in Ffvstwr, lib-ky W!-l+.Ar, Sum Iiwnuw-. lm:-nl l,1wl1L:. I.2l!'l'X I: rl Q-rs. Mr. XYriu11t. Xj'HNF1'I', LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Seats-d4Pat 121-l1wn,MaI-3' A111-p Rf-nge, Herr-dith Walker, Slamdinu Divx Su-wzxrl, Ed Hun , Mrs. Cliflml, sulmul librariaug Junv 1-':,1'rI. khyllis V -Il1il1HT1'l1, OFFICE ASSISTANTS First Huw--.Indy lbivlqsmx, Maxim- I ll2l2'Xflill!'. .Ie-un fllilfldvll, Put I'3l'UXVIl. .I Huxx'f'AI1', 4lumln1gI1t, .Xlvthu l'Xllll'ii iug.:'s1Iallv, Sally llrmln-rib. Jam- Fwxrd. Sewnld liuw-Sharfm lllif-ttvl'l1eIt', Mary Ali--.4 Ilmxgre, John Ilvlluillgtrm. Third Phvllis NVQ-tlwinxtmx, Vlnvqx .IQ-:lu Alilfihillx. .lulu-1 Shnznf. PEP CLUB ROCKETTES First f1OYVVvJEi!'lit'f' Ymuut, Martha XVl1ile-s, Ann Slullu-rl. Ilf-vky Smith, Sharon Skaggs, Blznrvia X1 len. Duttie Hendersfm, Nullfsm Im4,rp.A1l, Sw-'md I-:uw-Put lbw:-ns, Imrlwm- Hum-fwk. l'ax'1-lv Pr mtv . . , 4 Juliette Chelf, Sharwn Rif'h3FflS ',. Lindam llrzilmm. Judy 'I'rlpl+-tt. Inmla lrzltt. MAJORETTES Vrmuie Neff, Mary .lame XYet11':1:-rw. Slmrfm Iiif-hxrdsfm. Hu-ky Smith, .lulivtiv 1'I1vIr', Kfuwn S ELEMENTARY BAND Mrs. Feldman -- Director COOKS First Row-Mrs. Vauqht, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Emmert Second Row-Mrs. White, Mrs. Booker, Mrs. Stewazt BUS DRIVERS siixiimf Lebert Jackman, Earl Ray, Kenith Slmoaf, Howard Owens. Junior Purely, Robert Owens CUSTODIANS f 'AZT 'U Clifton Shelton and Clifford Shelton SHOP HOME ECONOMICS HONORS Honor Societq KENNETH WHILES Mr. Kenneth Whiles earned the honor of being Valedictorian of his class, the Class of of I957. He won the highest award this school gives. During his four years of high school, he maintained a record of excellence in scholastic work that placed him ahove all others. His name has been placed on the Honor Society trophy in our school in recognition of this achievement. The Granville Wells Band, under the direction of Mrs. Caroline Feldman, presented sweaters to the senior hand students for their years of service- Seniors receivfng sweaters were: Clara jean Mar- shall, 6 stripes and 5 starsg Sue Ann Steele, 6 stripes and 4 stars: Judy Stipe, 6 stripes and 4 stars: Shirley Jenkins, 6 stripes and 3 stars: Sharon Ragsdale. 6 stripes and I starg jean Ciladden, 4 stripes and 3 stars: ,lanet Shoaf, 5 stripes and l starg Mary Jane Wethington, 4 stripesg and john Guernsey. 3 stripes. Once more honor came lo Granville Wells School in the form of a trophy presented to the Cheerleaders at the County Tourney. 'Phe Class of V958 is very proud of Mary Jane Wethington. Joyce McCul- lough, and Judy Ebert. who were chosen the outstanding Cheerleaders of Boone County. Mr William Walker, presented Athletic Jackets to the Senior boys for their service. Seniors receiving jackets were Ron Ebert, Darol Long. John Bennington. Bud Dorn, and Ed Henry, Student Manager. State F. lil. A. president mffii Judy Stipe Was installed as State President of the Future Homemak- ers of America at a formal candlelight ceremony June 7, 1957, in the Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis. At the same time, her mother, Mrs. John Stipe, was installed as the F. H. A. State Mother. One of her duties during the year was the participation in the Na- tional F. H. A. Meeting in July at Purdue University. She extended greetings on behalf of the state of Indiana to the delegates at a luncheon on July 3d. She was chosen to give the Call to Worship at the Indiana State Fair and also was a member of Governor Handley's committee for teen-age safety education. Judy has also been invited to address the Future Farmers of America at their 1958 Spring meeting. J udy,s election to the high office of State President has brought recog- nition and honor to the school that does not occur often in a like manner. uNn:RcRAouA1zs Eiqhth Grade Q .A-. , , uRANVlLLE WELLS ,GRADE 8 i95? e - i958 faves vl.: . A ,:, IIQQ . Q fy : fe f-1 t ' , W a, a ytar erar r y , eiere e First Row-Mr. Goodnight, principal: Mr. Baylor, sponsorg Mr. Walker, sponsorg Loretta l-larkins, Kenneth Wethington, Sharon Richardson, Sammy Carter, Sandra Mcl-largue, Eric Foster. Second Row-Junior Hatton, Sheryl Proctor, Frank Beck, Marcia Allen, Gerald Miethe, Pat Wahlman. Third Row-Linda Newton, John Stipe, Linda Graham, Bob Maddox, Linda Poole, Mike Kinkead. Fourth Row-Yvonne Robison, Sam Fisher, Judy Pickering, Orion Abney, Loraine Shoaf, Ed Wood- all, Sandra Gerald, Olney McKinney, Sue Shubert. Fifth Row-Carolyn Henry, Kenny Click, Wally Beam, Bill Witt, Gary Pittman, jack Smith, Larry Whittinghill, Arlan Johnson. Seventh Grade Q, if W6 - we - . ,, ' , , 1 auvecef., tnnfgig-1 - -1 A , , w Q- . fr 2 if we em Q ,M el ,, .ew 312 SL I 5 if Qmnvmfi WELLS S 1957 - A1953 Uhfffj gi ,I , f ' S I , i --A', . r N it Q r 4 1 x , . , ,r ' P .. , . ,,.. L , 5: K 5 V' I ii - : i if :Z-:. . 5 X R ' A P , First Row-lVlr. Goodnight, principal, lVlr. Wright, sponsorg Linda Shover, jack Edens, Sharon Johnson, Steve Leeke, Sandra Purdue, Mike Reese, Karen Shoaf. Second Row-Sharon Spencer fwithdrawnl, Jack Triplett, Sheryl Reed, Robert Ragsdale, Carol jackson. William Burdine. Third Row-Dale Land, Bonnie Gladden, Robert Hopper, Su-Esta Darnell, Donna Whiles, John Nickels. Fourth Row-Anne Shubert, Jon Trippeer, lVlary Vaught, Clyde Ware, Jean Ann Hedge, Max Vfoodall, Carol Reed, Wendell Brown, Ruth Black. Fifth Row-Effie Wethington, Harold Branstetter, Carol Dorn, Ennis Pennington, Judy Owens, David jackson, Paula Owens. Sixth Grade ,SSW V .AA,,: EA: . 1 :,. , 'zz ' 3 1' ' ':':EE:' ff , Vi. Spam y QAA i'-,'-ef Qaawif i its aims 2E : f :QA P. '-1:i,,A l fzi , .,.. ZA, Q t ,sr i , i i : ., . fr . f r s A GRAM 6 gg Q, . we , ,,, W gf, W , Q - ff ' l l ' 4, ,,,5 . , as . ,. , ,,... Q , s . - l 5? is Q sa- ,.,,V ,,,V , 5 f E , s al .M 2 V Q ig' is . EQ c 55 .ae . at as First Row-Mr. Goodnight, principal, Mrs. Stephens, Mike Booher, Linda Stoner, Larry Williams, Carol Hankins, Donald Huckstep, Mildred Emberton, Tommy Owens. Second Row-Karen English, Tommy Wethington, Brenda Wheat, Bobby Jones, Janet Reynolds, David Reed. Third Row-Sandra Henderson, William McNew, Rebecca Graham, Walter Day, Diedra Goodnight, Raymond Carter. Fourth Row--Bobby Neff, Shirley Hicks, Daryl Keffer, Andrea Hoskins, Phillip Redman, Karen Poole, Tommy Hinlcle, Pamela Rosen, Alan Foster. Fifth Row-Sherry Houk, Peggy Burton, Connie Crostreet, Diane Foster, Michael Baringer, Patsy Knox. ., ,. , R ,Q ' X 3'- : :5:'::5 :- - , 4 , . yiwgx xg . 3 at - e . vs NM- Y Fifth and Sixth Grades x f-I . Z: Q V 1.E,,- s 4. was -'-' if 5 -4 B, ' X i , ,V and JS? lady- xii Egf ig? aff' vfw ,. ts if 4 :AA f a, . i li If 5- ,s 1 ,Q yg 1-v Z.. , QRANV W, fs is 5' , :,, Q .vAA:.E Q .Q WAUE5 5'5- X yqlvvzz QVEEI ' .f ,,:, --':2 i ii? E Q 1 ya s . x E f' Q W - ,Q ,, , K 'L W , J- ...,., A ' f A 'ki glas s! - Q i! ig! 5 D' M, .. , a V 2A A V, A ' pw -. First Row-lVlr. Goodnight, principal, Mr. McClure, Dixie Chanley, David Hatton, Candy Dale, Jamcs Newcomb, Sharon Miller, Ray Ballard, Janet Newkirk. Second Row-Diana Powers, Thomas Pennington, Donna Dale, Dickie Darrough, Luann Gray, Rayburn Land. Third Row-Shirley Pepple, Ctis Huckstep, Nancy Black, Dickie Hitch, Nancy Shelton, Roddy Gerald, Patty Wethington, Alan Heath, Hazel lVlcHargue. Fourth Row4Donald Beam, Joyce Neff, Alan Hankins, Kathleen Hopper, Boyd Williams, Alinda Hicks, Leon Denny, Linda Neff, Larry Roe. Fifth Row-Jean Owens, David Higgs, Diane Hubble, Judy Perkins, lVlarlyn Brown, Dianna Eaton, Sylvia Key. Fifth Grade QM ,. l i . A i l , V...: z iqllvl . -..'p 2 If a s , Y y ii ,,, , Y it fzbq f V, ,fi ' zalqq 1'. 'b:b 9 lti 93 f All ff ri L , o, Gaswviire time 1 , , ir 5 V Q Vuvuvu HI: ,H U . ,, is lx. ,S ,, J , ,U l ,,,. VV i ' rr i i f il a U '::, . fi lil'-Z :IQ H ::: li' ,gi12a.:2as-E l f V f I '::: :2 :::2 F I y ,:1 .:-: f f : ' iz --., 1.. 3 5 ' -::- I ., XVQQ ,My :c::' K rf 'V ' as - v-.- .4-.21 - , , , H ..., . ,...-..., it r ' :Ii .'ea,:,.a.,s:2:,a.:iazs:s-1:-:-.11 -4 .A . i n ':':':': : 4 :HP :': .'.- ': ' EE:1 aal : i EA, t ' : 2 oii i L First Row--lVlr. Goodnight, principal: Mrs. l-larting, Randy Bramel, Linda lVlangus, James Burch, Nancy Branstetter, Larry Womack, Joyce Abney, Ricky Mitchell. Second Row-Janice Atkins, James Edens, Sue Rosen, Pauletta Kaye Thompson, John Smith, Patrina Ford. Third Row-Paul Dale, Bonnie Hicks, Charles Oltean, Patty Pratt, John Eddie Ford, Gail Swin- ford, John Rhoades, Jane Shubert, Julian Owens, Fourth Row-Ellen Jackson, James MacKinnon, Nlartha l-licks, Albert Lee Long, Lea Trenclelman, Kenneth Burdine, Barbara Yount, Darryl Harkins, Donna Trent. Fifth Row-Billy Stonebraker, Alice Dennis, Larry Cearld, Ralene Miethe, Billy Zimmerman, Julia Downs, Bobby Weaver, Suzanna Leeke. Fourth Grade r r s sr as f s ., . Q jj-.M if I W 42,53 Rf . ,, Lat I f ll 5 QE , 6.53 E Q3 1' E 3 3? ' .ms m .il ., 4, s ..A4, ..-I f., Wt .... Q Q V 958 -, I gi 1955? , , A :ci ,::f: E. ,..,. 1, ,N fl ,,.., :., , ' q sr ,Q i ee tt a t as 'QQ-w sw v 5- .:.,. ' 1- W W W . ::::f:::.: . ., - 9,215 6, I :,,. . .,,.:., ., .. . , , . i , ,,f'f' ij., Ezg ,A R t ? ' a t -r 'rt tr First Row-lVlr. Goodnight, principal: Mrs. Doris Hicks, Gilbert Kaiser, Linda Graves, Robert Ford, Paula Foster, Tommy Hannis, Carlene Gibbons. Second Row-Judy Heath, Wayne Henry, Karla Hoskins, Gary Emmert, Shirley Hoyt, Dennis Sears. Third Row-Robert Walker, Cathy Linn, Harold Day, Delores Briles, David Wethington, Sheryl Furbee, John Burris, Sue Thompson. Fourth Row,-Marcia Ottinger, Joe Smith, Betty Powers, Billy Mitchell, Brenda Thompson, Richard Huhble, Norman Sweet, Wayne lVlcHargue. 4 v n m vw Fourth Grade QW l rt QQ r emma 5 ti r watts gt, , yy yy , j d r uulyl 1 rrrr Q rr ret rr aia r 1 u ui 5 SWE 4 u, y ,r r r r at . rw W we , , i ff i t i Q in '2'1 ' J ..,, L 5.: X ,X ' tig i gt, 5 ' t ... .... 'US First Row--lVlr. Goodnight, principalg Mrs. Ross, Stephan Johnson, Judy Wethington, Donald Hatton, Jennifer Stewart, Ronnie Edrington, Lynn Higgs. Second Row-Darlene Pace, Nlelvin McCullough, Madonna Walker, Andy Thompson, Sheryl Walk- er, Rex Nichols. Third Row-Rickey Beam, Pauline Wells, Caryle Robison, Loretta Burdine, Tommy Henderson Dianne Ford, Don Scott, Kathleen Dorn. Fourth Row-Craig Foster, Kenney Atkins, Billy Graham, Harry Shover, Michael Walker, James Caldwell, Bobby Halford, Danny Mclntire. Q Q ZQI.: z - ,.,. i t izzl I 1, N '55 1 rr t r it t .ta f r a 1 Third Grade -+11 Q 31-,QB L- 3? 51 ,XZ .,- ,MB j i jf Q52 'A af f wi E ,gif Pzzz Q Y V A W i W My 6 ' ' , Z 1-- V f , I r 2,51 lllllt'-' rter 1' lt' '14, agtwiitiw Emi ,ti 'fri' - T 5 : V 7 VI --:.. ' fe- Q ' 1 its we - l was 5 e . i af ,,A,A :: : i t ,.A.: 1 if ': i T , T M 1 A'1 1 WAA T , --v, . J 1 llll- :-. 4 - ,,,, :,' .5 t.-V? - :.5- A fy ,, f V,.,:-,v X a t E I: b ivy , , wiv! fx 1 we , :::. , I ,f ..,f,, . I W, I , blzz- ff' , , sr f if A . A 1 .Q ' ' , .f v',. fig ,v'! ng H E i l A '21 V 'Jw : ...:.: 5 ' 'qi 3 -V '-fa A zizz W I :ZH ' f .. , ' i -::' '-AA First Row-Mr. C-oodnight, principalg Mrs. Reed, Clarence Fortner, Donna Ford, Marvin Keffer, Kathy Knox, Donnie Crostreet, Bonnie Downs, David Brown. Second Row-Myra Hedge, Charles Hoskins, Sherlia Thompson, Ann Weber, Gary Smith, Brenda Hatton. Third Row--james Bennett, Cynthia Ryan, Lee Ebaugh, Jack Myers, Kathy Emmert. Terry Vaught. Fourth Row-Bonnie McKinney Michael Hoskins Janet h , , Jo nson, James Bean, Penny Sweet, Gary fHenclerson, Julia Hubble, Terry Whiteman, Peggy Dziggel. Fifth Row-Karen Jones, Janice McKinnon, Patricia Abney, Pamela Perkins, Carolyn Mitchell, Mark Redman fabsentl. if T g , .. - 1 'WW ' x i N 2 ' 5 9.-Psa . X lf - X I Smww4m5 TW' Lt it N A ri' gr f - s eg' 1 e 53232 .NSS X, X ' Nag we Qs we A C, 5 ex i , ,t ik Y 1:,' 1. -, .Q I 2 - , A fu, Third Grade g f 7, trials ll r t H W Q. ,.,,2 , Qgggg 5 f 1 ,.A,.,,,. . f if ,gg e . . S Vx. A Q it ,W ::' ,, .I Q 3 . f K, , 1 ,':-- TT ,. ' 0 32 . , 6: Q x ,b:. , ix , X ff 4 T ft at ri r f'.5'i1 ..f:kz, W' -A ,X N X Q I 5 f ,.iA ., .V s T , gi is A f2.1::. : ' First Row-Mr. Goodnight, principal, Nlrs. M. Hicks, Gerald Richardson, Nikki Johns, Mike Dale Cheryl Faulkinbury, John Woodard, Bonnie Swinford, Terry Ford. Second Row-Toni Durham, Cloyce Hedge, Rosemary Fortner, Glenda Thompson, Mike Nluliler Barbara Weaver. Third Row--Jerry Swank, Denna Bidelman, Philip Burris, Kenny Mitchell, Brenda Smith 'Vlarta Coudillo. Fourth Row-Mary Alice Mirelez, Jim Eaton, Carolyn Wethington, Chris Hovermale, Judy Elliott Norma McKinney, Deborah Reed, Betty Trent, Karen Kaiser. Fifth Row-Marilyn Kincaid, Judith Higgs, Karen Hoskins, Kris Parks, Evelyn Lewis, Diana Pierce Second Grade W vi ..,..,,, fi! U A P V Q ,. ' , 'llf iilv'9's4s1m.a-rim J . fp X A I :gk K gr.: r W if t me fseetas v,-,, M2 . . .,,.: W1 I I I fd' V. , ,. .,V,'1 D ' 1 1'l' A f' I 95? rf , l 953 X 'zzzz , 5 V 32 , - -, 61:71 -,.. ,:: ii -f S - 'V :4' iff, ., : , - ' g A V- .. A ' f f a l a r . , 'f r -L 1+, , t s s 4 so QL D i e r 4 ,t e r p s 3 if f we-rf' - . , A J - ln, jp ' .. '- V - , 'f W First Row-Mr. Goodnight, principal, Mrs. Evans, Andy Houk, Beth Ann Foster, Melvin Burkett, Sharon Ballard, James Hannis, Barbara Neff, Randy Edrington. Second Row-Karen Smith, David Chanley, Sue Abney, Robert Black, Jamie Iverson, Solomon Mirelez. Third Row-Richard Caldwell, Debra Swinford, Kevin MacKinnon, Joyce Littell, John Hardwick, Darleen Hopper. Fourth Row-Beverly Atkins, David Swank, Christina Garcia, Vaughan Townsend, Sue Ellen Bratton, Bruce Womack, Darlene Dennis, Dickie Richardson, Eglentina Leal. Fifth Row-Mildred Ann Parks, Patricia Walker, Teresa Emberton, Ann Day. Second Grade : Q iii i i ii i 'fax ., 'X-V -3. t. ., S A A in, .J N A GSsam'iL2,Es,fs1s.LS :f' R 4 , as, wifi NX ,- :A .b 3 ,. : . r e IQ + :N,, .M ig, . T, :asv was 5, First Row-Mr. Goodnight, principal, Mrs. Hankins, john Bean, Martha Thompson, Charles Powers, Dianne Abney, Wayne Wells, Marsha Wheat, Jerry Elliot. Second Row-Deborah Edwards, Dennis Halford, Pamela Stonebraker, Sandra Mitchell, David Hoyt, Mary Shubert. Third Row-Steven Wright, Gwendolyn Wfethington, Paul Zimmerman, David Debord, Brenda Ot- terman, Dennis Swinford. Fourth Row-Sharon Bishop, Lonnie Wells, Nellie Long, Vincent Hubble, Beverly Fair, Tony Dar- nell, Barbara Dorn, Michael Wahlman, Viann Mclntire. Fifth Row-Karen Hendricks, Janice McKinney, Nancy Burris, Diana Hoskins. First qradc: as .r Q? QHQNVELLE WELLS 1957 - s E958 First Row-Mr. Goodnight, principal, Mrs. Jones, John Emmert, Lynn Beck, James Wilson, Sara Jean Clark, John Caldwell, Kathy Smith, Pablo Gaudillo. Second Row--Ivan Thompson, Gayle Jackson, Gary Reynolds, Nancy Warren, James Lee, Phyllis Durham. Third Row-Timothy Whiteman, Sherri Grooms, Marvin Coffman, Vicky Mcl-largue, james Brown, Pamela Martin. Fourth Row-Judy Trent, Richard Wills, Cathy Scott, Steven Nichols, Betty Knox, Phillip Zimmer- man, Delores Pierce, Dane Heath, Gayla Gladden. Fifth Row-Rex Hoskins, Hugh Hiclcs, Gregg Morelock, Jerry Lee Ottinger, Larry English. First Grade i F 3 93 J K 'R Z -i - ' ,W r his i ' 3 it 6' Exit 5 3 I . , ,1 5 , ,..,v V- II- 1 L iw ,tk ,V ':,.: E 5 'Q , A 1 gif -F' -N tt ' 9' t. 5957 1 ess + , fx -. s. s. Qs ., . , ,iw 'BK ss X X K is tw S A as it V A., , , . ,. K3 if First Row-Mr. Goodnight, principal: Mrs. Miller, Everett McCullough, Regina Stewart, Bobby Shover, Kay Persinger, johnny Hannis, Shirley Warren, Corky Hovermale. Second Row-Ellen Johns, Jack Jones, Pamela Wethington, Marietta Lewis, Steve Ryan, Delores Valdez. Third Row-jay Wills, Phyllis Land, Stephen Hedge, Billy Black, Peggy Williams, Duane England. Fourth Row--Diana Shelton, Tommy Mitchell, Karen Hicks, Jerry Miethe, Jean Farrow, David Richardson, Joe Higgs, Don Rose, Ricky Reed. Fifth Row-LeRoy McKinney, E. Burdine, Dale DeBard, Stephen Kincaid, Lee Hicks. Andrew Smith. ...., The End ADVERTISING LGUDERMILICS 825 Board Of Trade Bldg. Indianapolis ll, Indiana .-l:vi.-Au-lm,m1l.u1ml..-T.,,wil4A1uu..4nn-.m.1 1... limi-mi im- 1 -.W1 111.1-..l1r1 --W1 im.- ROOK'S WELDING SHOP I Beat Hot Iron Sz Steel For A Living Ladoga, Indiana l4...wi...w1A-11M1W1W1.m-un1...A-...mln 1, A1 Compliments of STUDLEY PHARMACY North Salem w..Tw1,. iuwlmli.l.1w1.,.,1AA1m...m1 ..' T.. SHELTUN FARM SUPPLY Custom Grinding and Mixing Purina Chows, Feeds and Fertilizer A Phone EAstgate 9-5521 Advance, Indiana .-AA1Anr...lm,nu1.m1lmilm.-mllnnlnninm... ,1 11A1An1vnl1Ai.-..w-.m-.y.A1A-.-'Ai-.ml1l.H1ln.-1011Alim.. 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POULTRY 8: EGG CO., Inc. Eggs U. S. Grade Phone ORange 6-5411 Jamestown, Indiana iw.. -,..-.,.,... 1-if-' -'- nh... 1... .l.l1nu-m..-......,.v.-.Lnr-,1-I. R. T. BAKER Adding Machines Cash Registers Typewriters Checkwriters Jamestown, Indiana Phone ORange 6-5011 IH14.4.1.....-..V.-.lm1m..-UL-..,.1m....m1.4..1m....nu1.m MUTUAL OF NEW YORK First in America -1843- Robert E. V. Miller R. R. 1, Jamestown Phone EAstgate 9-3656 General Repair Sinclair Gas Sz Oils HAROLD JOHNSON GARAGE Crawfordsville, Indiana Junction 136 Street 55 JAMESTOWN CAFE Home Meals Sz Pies Sandwiches Sunday Dinners Hours 6 A. M. - 11 P. M. I1ll.....lm1.1U.-Hyi1,1n..u.,.-.,.......,,...-m...l.u1.m.... m.1nn Compliments BILLINGSLY POULTRY FARM for Fries, Hens, Turkeys Also Custom Dressing Jamestown, Indiana Phone ORange 6-7720 1...i.-..-.,.,.1,.,,1.m1m4....:.1,l......I..-....1,,,,1yn-..-,ml Compliments of DUTCH CLEANERS Jamestown, Indiana -..,.1.,,-.... 1m....,.,.. .1-,iw-,W1,--,...,...-,,,...wv....,.-, E. R. 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Blvd. Crawfordsville, Ind. ,1.111.v1.m1..w1W1im1.m-M1I.H-....1lm1.m1iw1iq- i Compliments of IDLE HOUR ROLLER RINK Crawfordsville, Indiana M...m.1..4.11m1.,..1w1.,,1,,11i.n1m11,...1,.,.1.,11 FEATURING THE FINEST N AMES Q Athletic Equipment 0 Photography I Hunting I Fishing O Sportswear O Hobby Supplies THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP Crawfordsville, Indiana 126 E. Main Street 1nn..mn-nu1nn1lm11.1.1im1lm1m+1ml1rm .1m.1nu- -uu.14m1,.u1M1im1hH1.m-..m.1.n.1,m1m Call EM 2-1617 ALLEN SIGNS Neon Service Crawfordsville Formerly H. Hamm Signs WILLIAMS, BECK Sz HESS, Inc. General Contractors P. O. Box 152 Crawfordsville, Indiana 1uu-m11m.1m,..1n.1 M1W1.1..1..4.1m.1.m1im-W1 Compliments of WALTER J. HARPEL SEED CO. Shannondale, Indiana -rm.-.m1uu1M1uu1,IH11m-.m1uu1nu1.m-nu1un.. Compliments of SCHLOOT FURNITURE CO., Inc. Crawfordsville, Indiana 1 ,-..1.:...4m1.H.w-,w..W1,,v1,,11-.u1ym1,m11.,.1iw1W.-w 1nu1+m1 1.,.1,,,-li1m.-..,.,1,, 1.-.-M... .11 1.1.11 1..,.-.W...,.,1,,,.-..,.1,w-.,l...,.,.1.,Z.11,..,1,,.,1.1.4-.,,,....,..1,., Compliments of ELMER,S BEAUTY SALON 415 S. Washington St. Crawfordsville, Indiana Phone 353 iu..-...i,..nuim....,..1mln.1nu-ml1I....-..i.1n..1m....l.u HAM'S 66 SERVICE STATIONS 1107 - No. 1 W. Market St. No. 2 S. Blvd. 8: S. Wash. Crawfordsville, Indiana ...nm-,.,.1.4...iw.-vm.-V.1M1,..,-..1.-.Iu-lm-ml1nn...nnvu General Repair Sinclair Gas and Oils HAROLD .I OHNSON GARAGE Crawfordsville Junction 136 St. 55 in-.Wi-...-.' .-im.. .m...,. .-.wi1.1.11...-.u.-m.-...H1mt.. LEONARD C. WINCHELL JEWELER Diamonds - Watches 103 N. Green Crawfordsville, Ind. -1.111.1411w.1.......4.u1.-..1.l...im1i.H1.1..-nn1....1 CORNER GIFT STORE Crawfordsville Gifts - Records - Cards -,,..m,... 1 19.11M1H.,1.m1....1,.,.1..i.1.H1.H.1 BELL'S THE STORE FOR MEN Crawfordsville, Indiana 1m.1.m.-ml... .u.-nn1,.K.1...,1....1.u.1,.i.1.i..1.uu1.-N1 701 S. Wash. Phone 602 LEMONIN E WAGONER - Your Principal's Place - THE BIG DIPPER DRIVE-IN and GOODY GOLF Miniature Golf Course Next to the Park in Crawfordsville ...m..u.,..m,..,.l...u.,-mi1.14111-i.-l.l...l.,.1.,,.-.-Ui,M.-w,1w,1.0.-.mi-lm-m.1.m-Hi.1M1,Iu-.m-.m-.uf-lm- ..-tmlHain..-nn1Inil.-.In1..ll-.n..1lnv14m ...Hu..,.,I1.,M1.Iui.,,,...u1i1...l-.mlm 1. .,..,,,.--.4,1,l.,--W... U... -lm1nn.1un1m.....ul1m.1.m1 1 ,1 Compliments of EEL RIVER PACKING CO. Custom Slaughtering Custom Curing MEATS Wholesale - Retail Jamestown, Indiana Compliments of J AMESTOWN GRAIN COMPANY HUVERMALEEHEDGE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALERS Farm Machinery And Trucks Phone ORange 6-5581 Jamestown, Indiana 14.0-.wu- HOYT'S RADIO8zTV SALES Sz SERVICE Jamestown, Indiana - .miW1m.1....-.min.11nninniu11101-1-nulnnll TOM WEBER Standard Oil Agent Jamestown, Indiana Phone ORange 6-7431 COMPLIMENTS OF GLARK'S REGAL STORE Jamestown, Indiana il ,N ... -.. .... in 4. .....,...,.,.......-.....-.,.....i..-,.,.......,....i....,.,,--1,.....i-......i,,,-. - - -- - - - 41 --M1rwn1nu..Hu--.mi14m1i 11.111 1 1 1 11,1-. BEN DER'S SEWING CENTER Authorized Necchi - Elna Dealer 212 W. Wash. - Lebanon, Ind. Phone 1988W -H1101-. .-I..-.,,i1 ,1 ..,:,1,..1 1 1 1 1,,.. Compliments of STERLING JEWELERS Lebanon, Indiana in-.W1 4111 11.11-,,,1 11 11,,w1,,,1. 1,-.1 1 1.11 1,,i,1m-. 1..i...,i.-.W-..,..-.M-.,,,..,'i.1.',i11.,....l'1 1 MOUNT'S FLOWERS Flowers at Their Best Phone 175 W1-,,..-m.1.,.i-.1,.1.v1.1,.,11W1.m1.m1W1.-1.1.m1 HOPKINS' GROCERY 124 S. Meridian St. Lebanon, Indiana Kincaid Auto Sales IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER DODGE - PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS LEBANON, INDIANA 200 South Meridian 1i.n1m..-nu-u..11w11.1111H1. 1 ,1 1 1 1 Phone 1184 - 1185 , 1 Q ompliments I rom an l riencl 1M1111-11.n1lm..-.m1uu1.m.1m11I.H1.m1m.1....1..1.1.m INDIANA'S LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE EM-RUE SPORTING GUUIJS GUMPANY 209 W. Washington Street Indianapolis 4, Indiana 1 l 4 - - -W,-., .n,, - n,n, W- nnnn ,, ,,n,,,, -An,-n,,,-M,n-W- ,- 1...t1'1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1,1 THE SPURTSMAN 317 Main Street LAFAYETTE, INDIANA 1un1N11M1W1.m1m.1lm1lm1 1- 1.1 .1li.l1 ..-11.1. +1 1 1.11.1-.1,..-1 -- 1 1 1,1 1-H1-H11 1 1 -- 1,i1i1.11l,1 1 1M1.l.g1.i1.1.:1 ' I l Compliments of PAGE 8a PURTEH HOME FURNISHINGS North Salem, Indiana Phone UNion 5-5511 1.1111114.1.1+m1,.,.1....1.,,.1,11,1 11 ,.,1.1.l1.,.l1m 1,111 JACK'S CLEANERS Cleaning and Pressing Ladoga, Indiana Phone 33 1lm1.111,I1.1n.,1..m.-m...nn1,,1 1.,.,1,m1.m1m.1,.+ GLEASON'S MARATHON North Salem,- Indiana Phone UNion 5-5351 Compliments of W I L S O N Plumbing and Electric Service Ladoga, Ind. ,1m,1nl..-.n.1...l1.m..1.4.1M1m.1.nl11.1111-4.1.-11111-.1 DUNCAN 81 GORDON Massey Harris Sz Ferguson Tractors - Farm Implements Philco Appliances North Salem, Ind. Phone UNion 5-5411 1.,,11.,..-m.1..,.1,m1..,.1.K1.14.1111.1.1....1....1.,..1,..11 VVOOD VVHOLESALE CO. Candies - Tobacco Paper Goods - Sundries C Sz Noble Street Lebanon, Indiana - -M11,,,1..,.1..l11,i'1l.,,1,, 1,1 ,1 ,.,1.,.1..,.1.,,,1.,i.1 THE D. H. GOBLE PRINTING COMPANY Greenfield, Indiana Representative - DOUGLAS WEST 1.1.11m..,m1im1.m1,u1ml...m1- .1.n.1..l.1mi.1mi..ml14w 4. -- .-.,.....,..-.,.i-.-.1-w.-,..,-.,........-....- ,-....-....- ,- ,.-,,.-1...-W-.,.....,...-m.-....- ...w,- .9 M. M. NEAL CO. Skelgas Service for Home Heating, Cooking, Water Heating, Motor Fuel Lebanon, Indiana Phone 240 -I , ..... 1i,:,..vm1.mln1.-4m..m,1,m1,.u1 .i.1..-m.. Compliments of LOVELL MONUMENT Lebanon, Indiana V1 it , ,....n...m.-W..w -..4.1m.... ninu.-....1nni.n.1-I MODERN CLEANERS West Side of Square Lebanon, Indiana Phone 348 Fine Class Rings Announcements Yearbooks Awards J O S T E N ' S Since 1897 Representative - Ken Eslinger 20119 Crawford Terre Haute, Indiana MARTIN'S GAS Lebanon Phone No. 1 L. P. Gas For Heat - Cooking - Tractors lint- ... 1 ,1I.twain-.m1m.1.m...-m.1m...-.nu1- BOONE GRAIN Sz SEED CO. Lebanon Seed - Feed - Grain Coal Feeders Water Tanks Ph-one 74 or 601 u,l.1.....w,--wi, li..,1w,1uu-1.7111.lu1..+.1.nl1nuvilnul1nn WEARING APPAREL Boys 4 to 12 - Cadets 13 to 18 B 0 Y ' S S H O P 113 S. Meridian Street Lebanon, Indiana .-.ln--I...-r ... , .1 14-H-uN1W14.H.-ml.-un,lm...un-nu GLOVER'S ICE CREAM 705 W. Clinton Frankfort, Indiana ,P - .-,,V-H..-..,.-.,..-....-.1.,...,....,.K,-.........:-..,.-H..-....-W.. H- .. - -. .-.M-,.1,-,IH-,W-..H-.,..-,,.... H- 4. 4. 11-.111..1111...1,,.-.111-1.1....11-.1.1- - - ...11.-1,.1.-.11.-..1.-.111-1...1.1-1111..11.-..1.-1.,1...1..-1.1.-1.11-..11- - -- CONGRATULATIONS From JUNES 81. LAUGHLIN STEEI. GURPTURATIUN CONTAINER DIVISION Lebanon, Indiana ..111111111-..1..1111111111.-111,111.1,1 1111.11.11-111111111111 ALL FORMS OF BANKING CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST GUMPANY Deposits Insured Up To 310,000 LEBANON, INDIANA 11-.1111 WELCOME TO BUUNE GUUNTY MARKET Groceries - Meats Fruits - Vegetables Slaughtering Processing - Curing Lockers 213 North Lebanon Phone. 66 SHELBY CHEVROLET, INCURPURATED Williard H. Shelby, Pres. Lee B. Porter, Manager Telephone S0 215 - 219 West Main Street LEBANON, INDIANA 11111111.11111111111111-.1111,111-1 1 111111111 11.111111..,.111 111-.111.-1111111111111111-111,-111.-1.1.-1.11.1111.111 ...1111.111111111111111111..1111..111111111-11.111111-1111-11111111 rl- .. - ....,-.,...,.-,...ii- - .- 1 - - - i- 'Iv I THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS FIRMS of CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA Extend Their Best Wishes For a Successful Future to THE CLASS OF 1958 Ace Hardware Company Anglin 6: Strong Plumbing B. 6: D. Lumber Company Carries Furniture Crawforclsville Paint or Wallpaper Davis, Herman, Inc. Dellekamp's Dept. Store Dillman Implement Company Dreyer's Cut Price Drugs Dreyer 6: lVlcCreary Rexall Drugs Dreyer 61 Sheets Rexall Drugs Edwards lVlotor Sales Elston Bank 8: Trust Company Emporium, I-lall's Fanny Bee Style Shoppe Fashion Shoes First National Bank 6: Trust Co. Calloway, O. K. 6a Son Co. Golden Rule, The I-lazel's Bo-Ka Shoppe Horner, R. Nl., Inc. Kenney's Shoes Krug Plumbing Company Lacloga Federal Savings and Loan Lewis, Perry Company l..ord's Apparel Shop lVlarty's Book Shop lVliller's Shoes Montgomery Ward 6: Company Penney, J. C. Company Rapp, Company The Squire Shop Steek's S:oker's Heating Zsr Appliances Woody's Used Cars or Parts Wharff's Music Store 1 ,ini-,,,-nni.......,.,1,,,.-, .- .-.....i,.1,,n....i,n...-1-1 ... ..,...ni.- ...i 1 ..., 1. -.i:1i.i,... 1mi1m,1',.,1..,,1im1.1.,1 1 1 1.,-1f,.1,H.1..p1,',1 1 1,,1 .1,,..1...1.w1 1,..,1,,':1...,1.m1m, Pinnell-Coombs Lumber Co. Phone6 LUMBER AND COAL Everything You Need In Building Material LEBANON INDIANA . 'A Hooxfer:E'EL1nt ilclsei Sales U. S. 52 BY-PASS - LEBANON Hooxfer:HL1nt Forci, Eno. 217 N. MERIDIAN - LEBANON 11,1 1 ...,,.1lm...,,,,1.,.,..m...ml1i..,1.,,,1.,., 4. ..,.i-- ,.,....,-.......-....-.,......,.1-.,..-....-,E.,-....-.i.,......-,,.,......-..,.-......... .. , ......,.-,WH...,.i-.,..-..,.-..........-.,.... 4. TAYLOR - SMOCK CO. Home Furnishings 217 W. Main St. - Lebanon OFFICE SUPPLY Sz EQUIPMENT CO. 120 S. Meridian Street Lebanon, Indiana ,1 ,...,v1wl14...1y.u..i:111ml11...1.101W1.-l.1,.,.1,m1.... Buster Brown For Children Air Sted For Women Roblee For Men APPLE SHOE STORE .1m,1.,-i--,. 1 1 ...H11.ll-..-,.,.1im1..,,.......1lm1....... THE BOONE COUNTY STATE BANK Lebanon, Indiana MGUANIEUS T. V. AND RADIO LEBANON, INDIANA -ni..1..i.1.i.,1, 1 1. ,1i..i1.,vr1 1,1im1,m1ml1nu--vm1nn1 1m,1.,.,.. 11 .1ni..-..1.1.m1m....m1.m1n 1,,.1,,. paul Q. -I-auer C9 Son F L 0 R I S T S Established in 1900 501 E. Noble Street Phone 367 -W LEBANON INDIANA ,N1 1, 1, .1 1 11 1.1,.I1..,1,.1 1...1-1.1..1,..1, 1 1, 1 1:1,.1,1,..-U1 1 1llw1 BEST WISHES Qgden Qldsmobile 606 Lafayette Ave. LEBANON, INDIANA PHONE 2440 1vm,.n 1nl..li-V11-r.1i.w.1iw1ml-..m.-HII1nn...m.1 i 11- Y..,,ii...un-.lm-.unilm11in-.H1.-.my....ln1.m1....1.m-.-ml-m Compliments of STRAWMYER GAS 8z ELECTRIC 114 - 116 S. Me.ridian Street -l.n-uu.- --n:nTun.1lrluTnnu.1uuTun,nluinnn-HIITHH1 -1 -n F Compliments of C. S. NELSON Sinclair Refining Company Lebanon, Indiana nz.-ml1.l.n1...illmim..-.m1.-H111....1........u...-multi. lm.-., TANSELLE MARKET 215 West Chicago Lebanon, Indiana 11.11-.1-i......i-wilful,Im1.milm..lm,mimi.-nl..-lm,im?11. MAPLE HURST FARMS Milk and Ice Cream 201 South Washington St. Crawfordsville, Indiana McGINLEY Sz ROBERTS CLOTHING COMPANY Better Clothes for Men and Young Men 104 South Lebanon Street Lebanon, Indiana -1m...m.-M11lun1uu...m1n K-nm-.n.1.lu1my1.m1un.. REDDISH MUSIC Sz APPLIANCES Sales and Service West Side Square Lebanon, Indiana 1lm1111.1m.1.m-.m1m..-uu11m-y.n1....1m.1mlim... WERRY THE FLORIST Flowers at Their Best Call 2022 Funerals - Weddings Corsages Lebanon, Indiana -Hrl.-vm...nu....nn..-nn1..i.1Hn1lm1,nu1m.1nn1m.-lm... Boone County's Exclusive Sporting Goods Store MODEL SPORTS CENTER 115 E. Main Lebanon, Indiana 4. -..,.....,..-,.,,-.,......,.-.,,.-,,,,-.,..-,...-,.,.-...,.....,,-,, ,... ,-. .,.. 4. NXXXXXXX A W f A 'tn-or-' '1ii.,,,-,,g ,V fiom SELECTED FIELDS DAVESE-I7 co. LEBANON, INDIANA 11.1,1,4.1,,-,1., ,1HV.1.1.11m.1.m1i.u....,m-un FLUYIJ G. PERKINS BRAND NAMES IN FURNITURE 203 - 205 S. Lebanon St. Lebanon, Indiana 1,1 ....,... 1,,1.1.1 1 1 102+ GUUI.ll'S FLUWERS AND ANDAES CANDIES FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 114 S. Green St. 902 Sloon St. Crawfordsville, Indiana Mrs. Cecil Steele Jamestown Agent Phone ORange 6-5823 4.1 . ,11.1.1uil1.4l....m1ui...u.,1m.1m.1fm...m..1.w1.m1w A. L. HUUK 81. SUN A. L. HOUK A. K. HOUK GEORGIA L. HOUK RELIABLE INSURANCE FOR OVER 55 YEARS Jamestown, Indiana 1,,,,1..,,1.,,1.m1un1nn1m.1m.1.-111M1 ,1..m...mi... 1 1,1111 ,.1m.-.m,1..n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 .-1.11.1 1 1,1 ....m1m,1ml..m11m 1.11 1 1,111.1-,.1 1 1 ........1un..m,1.m11mi...nu1lm1nn1uu1.un1un1.m1uu...ml1im1 l MODERN SWING A Xu w BEAUTY SALON 601 E. Fordice Lebanon, Indiana l Phone 2312 n i : ' -u1,1.4.f-M11I.:I-.IM1mv1m.1.m1ml1nn1.w.-um1nn S U i i PEARSLEY'S INC. Q Musical Instrument Repair Lebanon l Specialist Al'ltiqlleS Q Polished and Plated i 1920 N. Lebanon street LEBANON, INDIANA l Lebanon, Indiana Phone 2023 1m-I...-.m...u..1,,..1iv1.....m-m.1m.1,m1.m1nn..H.11N.,-M111H1-Hn1m.1nn1.11.1.-.111-I-1.n1....1n.l DCNORS FULWIDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Lebanon, JONES - BENIGAR Lebanon, PIPES 85 REES Jamestown, THE TOP REMODELING CO. Indianapolis, IACOBELLI TAILOR SHOP Lebanon, SUGAR BOWL Lebanon, CASE Lebanon, ....m.1uu 11.1 Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind 1m,1 1 11.1.1W1n.,1.m.1m.1.m-.W1 1 1.m.1m.--nu.-NH1 1 1.1 1 1101.1 1 1 1.w..1 NEW RUSS GRAIN GUMPANY DEALERS IN Custom Grinding Grain Fertilizer Coal Feed Seed PHONE 8 NEW ROSS Compliments of AULER 81. GU., ING. Lebanon, Indiana TUWN 81. GUUNTRY Curb Service Private Dining Room Lebanon By-Pass Phone Lebanon 1715 I.-....1,..,1i.,,1. ..1 1 ,.1u ,..,.,.... , ,1m.1ml1mu1m.-,V LIME ROADSTONE PAUL REDMAN GRAVEL Jamestown Phone ORange 6-7831 T R O Y ' S BEACON DRIVE-IN -CURB SERVICE- Complete Dining Room Menu Sinclair Service Station Open 24 Hours - Jets. St. Rd. 39 and 52 By-Pass 4, 1.,.,1,,.,...,1.,,1.,1 1-1 1 1 1.,141.11...1...,1W-....,.....,1.,.,1,,,,1.,,,1,,..1.,.1 1,1,.,.1.,.,1.,.,11i4.1+ 4. ... ..1-..,...,,.,..,.,,-.l.1-...,..........- - ......,,.,-........,... - ..,.,...,,.l....,.-..,.-,.,...........,...i.,.-.,.....,..- 4, Compliments of MYERS PHARMACY Phone ORange 6-7811 Jamestown, Indiana 1 vyql 1 nl4n 1 n.:n 1 wlvn 1 wnfn 1 uvux 1 nnuw - uwuu -- lu4u - lvll 1 llxl L 4r1r vw-I 16 OR 60 : Bring Your Sugar To The KOFFEE KUP 1 Mile South of Crawfordsville, Indiana 26 hr. Service Member I. R. A. 1.nl...nu-..m....4fn...un1N11W1.m1m.....m.1un1 JAMESTUWN HARDWARE GU. POYNTER SALES Sz SERVICE 520 W. South St. Lebanon, Indiana Sales Sz Service On Jacobsen Sz Roof Lawn Mowers Mall 61 Clinton Chain Saws All Types Gas-Engine Repair nin1.m1-inin...HH-.nl.1.m...M111u.1.m...m...m1nu1..u1n Compliments of SCOTT 8z LEEKE MARATHON Jamestown, Indiana Phone ORange 6-5161 M1111111...-...l.1.m1nl.1W1M1.1H1.n.1l.n1.m1.nl1-n GO-GAY BEAUTY SHOP Phone ORange 6-7911 For Appointment Jamestown, Indiana -lm..im1.m-..nl1i-u1,1.111.1Hn1.m1.m1.m...4-H1nn..uu1 Compliments of Jesse C. Pennington LUMBER AND ROOFING Jamestown, Indiana 1 .. 1,1 1 1, -H1 1 -.-:,.-.1 -11.,u1Hli1-my-.W-4.4.-.l.n1,l.1,H11,.11.w1W..l,-i-wi1,1111 in -1I.-iw-H..-..n.-.,,,.i...if-1.-. i-,H.-im.....l.-.i,,1,,,...,,i.. .. 1.-.vm-.,1.-4,.-1-...4..,,.,.,.,,,,..1.....,,.,.-.,.-. HAROLD ZIMMERMAN Livestock Trucking Advance, Indiana Phone EAstgate 9-3071 i1mi...ui11iu.1W1ii..-.ii.i1ni.1im1,.i.1uulunimw ADVANCE GARAGE Ph. EAstgate 9-3321 Complete Auto Service Jim Swinford 111,111.111V.1,,V1i.i.1.m1..n1-...-.n.-....-.i..-im-nw-1nn FREDERICK'S I. G. A. New Ross, Indiana 1:.u..' .11 in.-,.....m.1., ...mi-mi,.H1,iu1nn-u.......,.- The Home Of Plee - zing Groceries McCLAIN GROCERY Phone EAstgate 9-3441 Advance, Indiana 1.1.1H.,-N.,1.w1,.i.-.ul-.i ii-W..,i1i-.i,.,.-Wi, H111 Compliments of KINCAID SALES Sz SERVICE Lizton, Indiana Chrysler - Plymouth Phone 212 iw.,imluulnii-ii...-im,....-....1..i.1.1-rin...-im-. KENNETH G. WALKER Funeral Home Air Conditioned 24 Hr. Ambulance Service Furniture Store Home Furnishings Rugs - Carpets Jamestown, Indiana Phone OR 6-544l, 6-5371, 6-5l8l ..1.N1.m1iui1.m1.m...n.....n.....m.-......-1.1.1.-4.11.-41.m1f Compliments of FAULKINBURY BARBER SHOP Herschel Faulkinbury and Bill Pierce Advance nfl., fi-mi-.u.....w1.i 1ii-iiini-ri.-,iiiiniii will LIZTON REGAL MARKET Fine Meats, Vegetables, and Groceries 1.1m.1iw..uu... -..i-ii.,-Wil.- ,1m.-ym..im... 1 L 1 1un1lm-nn..4m1UH,ml-ml1m.1inl.-ml DON ROBERTS S I G N S Painted and Neon Signs Phone 247 ZW Lebanon, Indiana 1ulimi,uulu-'lim-...li..II1I-ml1..l...iw...an-ml -nu-um.-H111un1nninnn1uun1u111,11--ll..11:u..-nl1.1n-lnn-m..-nn1..n- l l ARAB PEST CONTROI l I i Crawfordsville ll Office in B SL D Lbr. CO. l 2 EMerson 2-7707 The Senior Class of 1958 of Granville Wells School Wish to express their thanks and appreciation to the advertisers and purchasers of the possible. l1uu..-vm....uu.-lm... ... -. .- -. ..- Blackboard - making its publication g0g:-:-:I J I .-ml-un..nn-nu- ..nn..lull-Inna..nn..-nn.-..n-nu-nu-- -ml-I 1