Hancock Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Maxwell, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

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' ' 5,.,,,. ,,,,.:ig',far:: - --'- -HM-ffivlif , A W M-ifikiff 2-7 Q, WENM' 'V 595 Qiwiiv ,, ,,, ,, ..,. , , ASE : MMM, 7' - . A. 'mug , J -, - Y ,- . , 1 ,,,. f -.'- -' -v::vmw.SS'Zwf V ...W w RWM K .z,.::3f.m1-:W k N , :Q k , ' 1 Lfipff 551 :fe . ,, A fe, wif: . , ,-iff-fffff-P13 f S W Y.. 5? 's'I '7- Q 5:11 e'.Q,,'Ef?'W K M 57,71 Y sfvfki' ' ,W , Q , A K 'QQ' Wgggfekgq 2-1 rimgifzgegg,-3,1 -' ADMIIXIISTRATICDN M. K. I-IOLZHAUSEN Principal Friends of Central, My thanks go to you of The Panther staff, members of the class of '57, for an excellent record of this school year. To you, students of Central, because of your good citizenship, school spirit, fine work for self and school, and my friendship with each of you, I am happy and proud to have been your principal. Teachers, for your cooperation and ex- cellent work both in and out of the classroom bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria personnel and all connected with our school, for jobs well doneg parents, for your continuous sup- port of our school and its activities: I com- mend you all. This school year has been more successful because of your efforts . My gratitude also is extended to you, members of the school board and our county superintendent, for the backing you have given, and the time you have sacrificed so that conditions and facilities might continu- ously improve for the educational benefit of our young people . Since rely, SCI-ICDCDL BCD!-XRD Marion Jackson, Roy Bradley, Gene Pope, Harry Davis, Tom Butcher. ,,,..u-V' H, 3 wf , i A ' f Q fix, 1 , , ' J, R55 ., 1i'fLfi1l , S A1 fr ,1 l x si' - ,foa ls '11 1 y ' :ik ,,, , . 5 gtg ,531-'serv-js is PHILLIP LEAMON English, French, Driver Training MURLYN CHAMBERS History, Library LAWRENCE CORY Shop. Maul FACULTY VALEDA FOUST Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand SCOTTIE SMITH Science, Social Studies CAROLE HOCHSTETLER English, Physical Education BERNARD SAUTER Math, Science GENE CROSLEY Business, Math, Physical Education RUTHE ONEAL English, Social Studies MYRON SCOT'I'EN Social Studies, Spanish JAMES DELAY Band, Chorus PAUL TERRELL Health, Matl1, Physical Education Driver Training in LEO STEVENS A gricui ture MURIEL TICE Home Economics STUDENT CCDUNCIL SITTING: Ianet Powell, Patsy Pope, Patty Bowyer: Kenneth Merchant, Bill Ferris, President, Beth Williams, Donna Smith, Vice President: Gene Kelly, Michael Onealg Ray Gant. STANDING: Mr. Holzhausen, Sponsor, Don Bumham, Treasurer, Barbara Hughes, Secretary. The purpose of the Student Council is to foster better student-faculty relationship, to uphold school spirit and good sportsmanship and to pro- mote training in citizenship. ANNUAL STAFF ur--...M Left to right: Editor, Barbara Sims, Art Editor, Larry Garrett, Business Manager, Bill Ferris, Snapshots, Pattee Souder Typists, Donna Smith, Betty Macy, Frances Boden, Marian Grinsteadg Sports, Bill Baker, John Beyers. ENJORS 5 3 f E l 2 5 s NORMAN ELSBURY 5 Basketball l,2,3,4: Track l,2,3, 4: Baseball l,2,3, Q 4: junior Play: Class President 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play. A Q 5 s JOHN BEYERS Q Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: junior Play: Senior Play: Vice- President 4: Annual Staff 4. i 3 PATTEE SOUDER Chorus 1,2: Sunshine l, 2, 3,4: Class President l, 2: Treasurer 3, 4: Senior Play: Pep Club 3,43 Yell Leader 4: Spanish Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Chit-Chat 4: Carnival Queen 2. P DONNA SMITH Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4: SSS Secretary 3, 4: Student Council l,2,4, Treasurer 1, Vice- f President 4: Pep Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Major- ette 1, 2, 3: Co-Editor Chit-Chat 3: Track Queen 3: Senior Play: Yell Leader 2, 4, Annual staff l, 4. f l i Q LARRY GARRETT Chorus l: Art Editor Chit-Chat 3: Art Editor Annual 4: Spanish Club 2, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Class Secretary 4. BILL FERRIS Chorus l, 4: FFA l, 2: Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Treasurer 2: Junior Play: Annual Staff 1, 4 . JUDITH HENRY Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 3, 45 Senior Play, French Club 3, 4 . BILL BAKER Track lg Basketball l, 2, Annual Staff 4. LARRY REGER Basketball l, 2, 39 Baseball 1, 23 Track l, 2. BETTY MACY Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 49 Annual Staff 4g Spanish Club 2, 43 Majorette l, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary l,2, 33 junior Play, State Chorus 3. WANITA BROWN Chorus lp Sunshine l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 43 Annual Staff 43 junior Play, Chit-Chat 3. STEVE LEWMAN Chorus 11 Track 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4. FRANK EDWARDS Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, junior Play: Senior Play, President l, 23 French Club 4. CAROLYN JOYCE Sunshine l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 43 Senior Play, Student Council 1, 2, 3g Secretary 3, Treasurer 23 Carnival Queen lg Chit-Chat 4. HARRY GOODYEAR Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 . FRANCES BODEN Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Sunshine l, 2, 3, 45 SSS President 4: Junior Play, Pep Club 3, 4, Editor Chit-Chat 43 Annual Staff 4. MARIAN GRINSTEAD MILLER Chorus l, 2, 33 junior Play, Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 49 Annual Staff 45 Chit-Chat 3. BOB PORTER RUSSELL VANDUYN Chorus 43 Basketball l,2g Track 1,23 Baseball lg Vice-President l. NANCY TITUS Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sunshine l, 2, 3, 43 Chit- Chat 4 . REBA MCKEE Chorus l, 2, 3, Chit-Chat 43 Senior Play, Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3. BOB SNIDER Basketball l, 2 . BARBARA SIMS Sunshine l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Chorus 1,25 Annual Editor 45 Senior Play5 Chit-Chat 35 Vice- President 35 Spanish Club 2, 4. EDDIE WEST junior Play5 Senior Playg Letterman's Club 25 Basket ball 1.2: Track 1,25 F. F. A. 15 Pep Club 1,3. ROBERT WELTER F .F .A . 25 Junior Play5 Pep Club 35 Basketball 1. DORIS MERCHANT HAMMOND Chorus 1, 2, 3. 41 SUI1Shir1e 1, Z, 3, 45 Treasurer 1, 25, Pep Club 35 French Club 35 Chit-Chat 3. SARA LUE ROUSCH Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Sunshine 3,45 State Chorus 35 Iunior Play5 Co-Editor Chit-Chat. PAUL ZAPH TOM PARKER Basketball 15 F.F.A. 3. DANNY MADISON Chorus 1, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 F .F .A . 1. V FIRST ROW: Marian Grinstead, Doris Merchant Hammond, Carolyn Joyce, Nancy Titus. SECOND ROW: Larry Garrett, Bill Baker, Russell VanDuyn, Tom Parker. THIRD ROW: Barbara Sims, Frances Boden, Norman Elsbury, Pat Souder, Betty Macy. CLASS I-HSTQRY Thirty seven enthusiastic juniors enrolled at the newly consolidated Hancock Central High School in September, l955 . This was the group known as the Seniors of '57 . The junior class officers were: President, Norman Elsbury: Vice-President, Barbara Simsg Secretary, Betty Macy: Treasurer, Pat Souder: Student Council, Bill Ferris and Carolyn Joyce. Several projects were undertaken to raise money for the senior trip. Get in, get a thousand, and get out was the moneymaking slogan. In September of l956 thirty one students enrolled as seniors. Jerry Oliver withdrew the first semester and Doris Merchant Hammond withdrew the second semester. Marian Grinstead was married, but stayed to complete the second semester. At the end of eight high school semesters there were 29 seniors . Norman Elsbury, Frank Edwards, and Steve Lewman played varsity basketballg Donna Smith and Pat Souder were cheerleaders in the senior year. The class left a television set to the school. A nine day trip through Washington, Niagara Falls, New York, and Canada, which lasted from April 20th to the 28th, was a memorable event. Mrs . Foust and Mr. Leamon, the class sponsors, accompanied the class. Q Baccalaureate was held on Sunday, May 12, and Commencement on Monday, May 13. With the training received from their teachers at Central the new graduates face the problems of their future life with confidence. :WK ' 61-ff-0 ,L0MfW?,Bf1z?,-f,,,, WM ffffgiiffb jf g WWW ..7u,MuL77Z4 J HW Aqu- fsa Sf S 3 'Wa 4 'ffl 552 1 'NX standing in a complex civilization that is ven turing onto the threshold of the atomic age. In Biology we learn the structure of plants and small animals. With our new labor- atory and equipment the students find the science classes more enjoyable. In our Foreign Language Courses we study how the people live and their influence on us. Duet to the size of our school, we have only two A foreign languages--French and Spanish. Tl-IE GREENFIELD DAILY REPORTER - WABASH VALLEY DECORATING SERVICE Indianapolis 2, Indiana, Decorators of Addition to school. In Physics we learn to live with greater under- . A.WA NNMMWM ...mam 1 ...., ....,........... -.............c.. --..-- ..-.,- -.---..-- .- .-...... ...- -..----igen decision about their future occupations. Students are given an op portunity to find the iob which best suits their ability. - M- In Social Studies we train for our part in world and community affairs ' ' he is discussing U. S. His- under the direction of Mr. Scotten. Here tory with a group of students. 907-915 Meridian Street HOYT WRIGHT COMPANY Anderson, Indiana Our Typing Classes train pupils for future business positions. Accuracy and speed are the ob- jectives of these students. In Girls' Physical Education, we strive to develop a sense of sportsmanship and fair play as well as individual skill. While doing this we have fun and relaxa- tion from our schoolwork. HERFF JONES Indianapolis , Indiana The Drivers Training Class strives to train safe drivers for the future. The students also learn the functions of the parts of the car. In Shop the boys learn to use their hands. They make many useful articles, and care for the tools they use. Learning to work together enables them to meet the needs of society after they leave school. The Home Economics Class promotes all phases of homemaking. Included are courses in foods, clothing, home nursing, personal and family relationships, and preparation for marriage. CITY TRANSFER Local and long distance hauling Purl johnson Greenfield, Indiana Phone 482 Secretary, Marjorie jonesg Student Council, Barbara Hughesg ' I: , ,f Treasurer, Barbara Swartz, Student Council, Don Burnhamg 2 3' 'g d' G President, John Whislerg Vice President, Stanley Ricks. 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Treasurer, Nancy Chambersg Student Council, Gene Kellyg President, Ron Arthurg Student Council, Patsy Popeg Secretary, Judy Wardg Reporter, Lois Carmichaelg Vice President, Deloris Elliot. I lleyne S M le, ,ryl 1 Darrell Barbara Tom Shirley Steven Marcia Doyle Anita jackley Curtis Nigh Koeniger Bundy Pence Raymer Carmichael Terry Meredith Dickie Nancy Don Linda Ronald Wallace Walls Craig Spaulding Turner McCormack Lloyd Gene Glennetta Richard Lynda Francis Phyllis Bob Kelly Murphy Doughty Trennepohl jackson jack Meadows FITZER FEED gl GRAIN CO. Willow Branch, GOFF 'S DRIVE IN Maxwell, Deanna Lloyd janet Johnson Indiana Indiana Harold Patsy Gordon Marlin Marvin Judy Kenny Lois Miller Pope Elsbury Bowyer Grinstead Ward Webster Carmichael CMT? save:-.:e.:' ,N- Y L ae 555 fixfnfa 5' ig J 2 5 Larry Becky Mackey Patty Eddie Diane Ned Ruth Ann Weaver Beason Clark Roe Craig Hasler Griffin Pyles Bob Marjorie Sandy Bill Nancy William Deloris Tom Sandra Gibbs Staley Albea Chambers Birch Elliott VanDuyn Bronnenberg Billy Sheila Grant Anita Carolyn Merle Donna Kenneth Hysong Howard Cain McKee Basey McRoberts Brown Dice Connie Ronald Joan Janis Tony Davenport Arthur Goodyear Blackford Henry iv! THE BABY- TEEN SHOP Greenfield, Indiana A 5 XJ Sf f DANNER BROTHERS Greenfield, Indiana Xl W si' 'e if 145, 1: wr-ff--by ZF is 3 '19 W' .31 SDOQTS Might makes right it has been said. Perhaps, in a sense, this is so, for the proper proportions between mind and body are necessary to make a right individual. The strength, the assurance which comes from physical fitness, and the sense of fair play developed in sports are great qualities. T M9 H595 Nub, a senior--known for his scoring ability, leadership on the floor, and the soft one- handed jump shot from the left side of the floor. L. Frank, a senior--was a good de- fensive man and will be remembered for his hard driving lay -up. Mr. Smith, Mr. Crosley, Mr. Terrell. Al, a sophomore--shoots a soft one-hand jump-shot and keeps a cool head. Mike, a sophomore-'is cool headed, Gerald, a junior--will be around next excells in ball handling, and is a stand- year with his hard drive and scrappy out on defense, defense. DON RASH'S GULF SERVICE Eden, Indiana 1 . 5 ,..- BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Mal' Don, a junior--known for his ability to block out the other team's big man for those valuable rebounds. th 4 111' 'u:ll: lillfl lull lllll' VIII! 'Ill' Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. DEC. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 1956-1957 2-Summitville ............ 6-Fortville .......... ......... 9-Mt. Comfort ........... .There .There .There 16-Charlottesville .......... Here 21-McCordsvi1le ............. Here 30-Markleville ................ Here 7-Wilkinson . ..,.. ......... H ere 14-Dalevi'1e ......... ....... T here 21-Mt. Comfort ............... Here 4-New Palestine ........... Here 5-Charlottesville ......... There 10,12-County Tourney 18-Highland ..................... Here 25-McCordsville ............ There 2-New Palestine ......... There 8-Pendleton ................. There 9-Madison Heights ...... Here 15-Wilkinson ................. There 22-Morristown ................ Here 28-Sectional Tourney l-Sectional Tourney 2-'Sectional Tourney Tom B. , a junior--playing his first year of varsity ball, has shown vast improvement and should be ready for next year's team. Mgrs. Merle McRoberts, Don Goodyear. Jack, a sophomore-'twisting drive-ln shots Nem, a sophomore--has the amazing Steve, a senior--was a hard are his specialty. ability to hit jump shots. worker best known for his scrappy defensive play. ' LAWRENCE WOOD Sz SONS INSURANCE Telephone 212 Greenfield, Indiana FIRST ROW: Coach, Bonnie Smith, Gene Kelly, Jerry Wilson, Nemue1A1bea, Ronnie Wilson, SECOND ROW: Richard Doughty. Jim Phillips, Danny West, Phillip Van Duyn, Steve Ricks, and Bob Holland. FIRST ROW: Doyle Raymer, Francis Jackson, Gene Kelly, Mackey Clark, Bob Gibbs, Gordon Elsbury, Terry Wallis, Coach, Gene Crosley. SECOND ROW: Tom Van Duyn, Bob Meadows, Larry Weaver, Tony Henry, Sandy Bill Albea, Tom Nigh, Ronnie Lloyd. JIM SOUDER Allis Chalmers - - - New Idea Greenfield, Indiana FIRST ROW: Don Goodyear, manager, Francis Jackson, Doyle Raymer, Gene Kelley, Chris Little, Jim Phillips, Mike Oneal, Nemuel Albea, Merle MacRoberts, Manager. SECOND ROW: Gene Crosley, coach: Larry Johnson, Don Webster, Richard Dunlavy, Tom Beason, Don Burnham, Norman Elsbury, Frank Edwards, Gerald Sylvester, Paul Terrell, coach. PEP CLUB This is the pep club whose members S are always present an the ballgames to cheer our boys on to victory. The offi- cers are: President .... Barbara Swarts Secretary ..... Frances Boden Treasurer . . . Melanie Taylor Dressed in white, red, or black to rep- resent school colors and led by the cheerleaders, the pep club works up very clever yells. ,D 4' wigs C Ji ill S ,K ' 3 fill F A1R'S LUNCH Greenfield, Indiana VAN METRE BROS. IMPLEMENT CO. Greenfield, Indiana H H H E S E E R 0 Left to Right: Marjorie Jones, Rita Alford, Pattee Souder, Donna Smith Glennetta Murphy, Deanna Lloyd, Deloris Elliott. F L R E E A 2 D M E E R N ANDERSON SPORTING GOODS INC. Phone 5828 Anderson, Indiana PANTHER RECORD SECOND TEAM RECORD Team Played Central Opposition Summitville ..... 59 .... 60 Fortville . . . . . . 59 56 Mt. Comfort . . 48 Charlottesville . . . 55 McCordsville . 48 Markleville . 70 Wilkinson . 95 Daleville . . . 60 47 MtrComfort . . . . New Palestine .... Charlottesville . . . New Palestine fCo.J . Highland ....... McCordsville .... New Palestine .... Pendleton ...... Madison Heights . . . Wilkinson ...... Morristown ..... Charlottesville CSec.Q 56 65 63 59 55 71 57 66 70 66 69 JUNIOR HIGH FIRST TEAM RECORD Team Played Central Opposition 16 31 New Palestine . . . . Ingalls . . . . . Charlottesville . . . Mt. Comfort . . Brandywine . . . . . Charlottesville . . . Mt. Comfort . . Brandywine . Ingalls . . . . Wilkinson . . . . . . New Palestine . . . . Anderson Central Boys' Club ...... Brandywine CCo .J Mt. Comfort QCOJ. . New Palestine CCOJ . Boys' Club ...... Anderson Central Pendleton ...... INDIVIDUAL RECORD 29 27 I7 22 30 34 55 14 19 27 18 25 2 18 36 13 25 33 New Palestine Team Played Central Opposition 21 37 Summitville . . . . . . . . . Fortville .... . . 31 .... 37 Charlottesville . . . 39 . . . 65 McCordsville . . . . 35 . . . 36 Markleville . . . . 38 . . . 29 Wilkinson . . . . 38' . . . 40 Daleville . . . . . . . . 16 29 Mt. Comfort .... 49 . . . 30 New Palestine . . . . 25 . . . 43 Charlottesville . . . 43 . . . 39 McCordsville QCOJ . 40 . . . 38 New Palestine fCo.J . 32 . . . 43 Highland ...... 52 . . . 33 McCordsville , . . . 41 , , , New Palestine . . 39 . 35 . ..38 33 Pendleton ...... 29 . . . Madison Heights . . . 39 . . . 44 Wilkinson ...... 51 . . . 30 Morristown ..... 31 .... 35 F RESHMAN TEAM RECORD Team Played Central Opposition Wilkinson ..... 24 .... 35 Madison Heights . . I3 .... 61 New Castle QCOJ . . 21 .... 36 Wilkinson 30 ....42 Madison Heights . . . 14 . . . . 39 New Palestine .... 34 . . . . 26 New Palestine . . Greenfield . . . . . 23 ....2l no 100026 JUNIOR HIGH SECOND TEAM RECORD Team Played Central Opposition O I 3 4 I I I O 28 20 Ingalls . . .... . .... Charlottesville . . . 24 . . . . 20 Mt. Comfort . . .2l. ..ll Brandywine . . . . 51 . . . 2 Charlottesville . . . 23 . . . 7 Mt. Comfort . . . 23 . . . 8 Brandywine . . . 30 . . . 15 Ingalls ..... . 45 .... 16 New Palestine . . . . 31 . . . . 22 - Anderson Central . . 33 . . . 24 E323 riierrrgse Anderson Central . . 28 .... 29 Elsbury . . . . 25 I Edwards D r BASEBALL SCORES Sylvester r Team Played Central Opposition O.Nea1 r D Highland ....... 2 .... 5 Burnham r . New Palestine . . . 7 . . . . 4 Ward. . . McCordsville . . 7 . . . 4 Frazier a . Mt. Comfort. . . . 4 . . . 5 Lewman U . Charlottesville . . . 2 . . . 4 Beason ....... New Palestine . . . 2 . . . 3 Albea rro. 5 r . McCordsville . . . 9 . . . . 17 MITCHELL'S STANDARD SERVICE Fortvule, Indiana W. P. WILLIAMS STORE F O1'fVi11e, Indiana President, Delores Treesg Vice President, Lynn Garrettg Secretary, jean Peacockg Treasurer, Mike Bronnenbergg Student Council, Kenny Merchant, Beth Williams. 'Sth . IT E, EIGHTH GRADE wh' I 1' vb' 'A Susie Jones Dick Powell Linda Wilson Allen Kingen joy McCork1e Larry Saunders Bob Sims LaDonna Copeland Donald Koch Charlotte Massie Johnnie Cross Connie Kingen Beverly Pugh Edwin Derrick Mary Locker HECHES TOYLAND, WALLPAPER, Sz PAINTS Fortville, Indiana HANCOCK CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASS'N. , INC. Douglas Henry Joyce Clark Mike Bronnenberg Sherri Bradley Delores Trees Lynn Garrett Yvonne Connett Dale Miller Larry Bodkiu Beth Williams- Carol Shipley Donnie McKee Linda Jones Ivan Snider Roy Wiley man Phillip Hunt Sarah Apple Keith Raines Virginia lmel Jean Peacock Ronnie Brees Melvin Beechboard Carmen Kingen Steven Cottey Judy Joyce Kenny Merchant Sandra White Donna Swartz Bill Williams Dell Ann Isaacs Ralph Oliver Diane Albea James McCormack Vickie Eakin Mary Craig Mmm K . , KE K1 U Plant Pioneer Hybrid Corn 251 Raise Hy Lme Chxcks Robert Troy Phone Pendleton 65F3 Greenf1eld Ind1ana R R 5 PICKETT HARDWARE, Greenfleld Ind1ana -'kh , . t'Z 2 4L Wav maj President, Dick Hughes, Vice President, Jerry Burkhart, Secretary, Carol Bakerg Trea- surer, Karen Hysongg Student Council, Ray Gant, Janet Powell. Im,i I .. a',0 SEVENTH GRADE fl I 'un E ff Que T ff , I 'I ,ffnfs 9 U . C I Ronald Leary Carol Johnson Randy Lowder Carolyn johnson Bobby Strahl Paula Murphy Kathy Maynard Mike Dover Peggy Arthur Jimmie Cherry Loraine Hoseclaw Herb Miller Larry Roe Sue Raymer Dale Johnson Julie Burns Ronnie Holler Jeanette Yater jackie Clark Dewey Printz Mearl Cook Wayne Brown David Fort: jim Phillips IRVING MATERIALS, INC. Greenfield, Indiana MAXWELL GRAIN CO. Maxwell, Indiana SWIM la Q, Steve McClammer Judy McPherson Philip Dunlavy Shirley Gilmer Ray Gant Nancy Collingwood Barbara Birch Ralph Strubbe Theresa Beeson Torn Whitaker Patricia Rogers Fom Dice Sam Spratt Nancy Sims Marlene Copeland Scott Fuller Wendell Phelps Patsy Turner Diane Medlin Dick Hughes Karen Hysong David Hennis Carol Baker Ronnie Kingen Steve Wilson Connie Frank Dick Wooten Ann Frazier Roy Mohr Bonnie McKeeman Pat Snider Charles Walker Carolyn Titus Granville Bobier Shirley Wells jim Walls jerry Burkhart Bonita Swartz David Burelison Eileen Denman janet Powell Carolyn Madison GREENFIELD BANKING CO Greenfield Indiana BEAGLE FURNITURE Greenfield Indiana t FIRST ROW: Kenney Merchant, John Cross, Ivan Snider, Larry Bodkins, Allen Kingan, Coach, Paul Terrell. SECOND ROW: Bill Williams, Donnie Mclieemau, Bob Sims, Ralph Oliver, Roy Wiley, Dale Miller. jackie Clark, Peggy Arthur, Nancy Sims, Jeanette Yater. , . Sl FIRST ROW: Manager - Ron Brees, Dick Mueller, Randy Louder, Wayne F' 24.9 Brown, David Hennis, Ray Gant, Coach - Paul Terrell. SECOND ROW: X Scotty Fuller, Steve Wilson, Steve McClammer, Dick Wooten, Ronnie Holler, e Ronnie Ktngan. THIRD ROW: Manager - Roy Mohr, Tom Whitaker, jerry Burkhart, Tom Dice, Dick Hughes . ' ' WARD TRACTOR SALES Corner Road 9 and 234 . - X R.R. 5, Greenfield, Indiana Phone: Maxwell 6-2650 Q, . ,fx M. K x W1 wffeiwmh ..f- gmwmm wig, i ,Sm -x ' 'W-'NN'-'mum 04. 2 3 . Dfinn 5' QM : Af ,Q W fs, W , 51' M gg? ww gig: 5 Q B ACTN XY WJ SUNSHINE SOCIETY At Table: Snaron Madison, Rita Alford, Frances Boden, Beverly Copeland, Donna Smith. FIRST ROW: Barbara Sims, Donna Van Duyn, Mallnda Sims, Rhea Martin, Marcele Potts, 'Wilma Peacock, Linda Tague, Mary Fuller, Betty Wells, Judy Henry, Janice Jack, Linda Massie, Jean Raines. SECOND ROW: Betty Macy, Pat Souder, Shirley Reeves, Judy Baker, Judy Murphy, Mary Trees, Connie Grinstead, Rebecca Beeson, Janet Johnson, Connie Davenport, Anita McKee, Linda McCormack, Marjorie Staley. THIRD ROW: Patty Bowyer, Carolyn Joyce, Reba McKee, Doris Hammond, Sara Rousch, Carolyn Basey, Donna Brown, Diane Hasler, Sandra Bronnenburg, Sheila Howard, Lois Carmichael, Lynda Trennepohl, Judy Ward, Patsy Pope, Marcia Pence, Deloris Elliott, Anita Carmichael. FOURTH ROW: Marylln Bowyer, Wanita Brown,' Meredith Walls, JoAnn Goodyear, Barbara Reed, Melanie Taylor, Marjorie Jones, Barbara Swartz, Linda Barnard, Alice Van Zant, Nancy Butcher, Carolyn Kemerly, Marian Grlnstead, Merrilene Rogers, Marilyn Leary. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Curtis, Nancy Chambers, Nancy Spaulding, Marie Derrick, Deanna Lloyd, Barbara Hughes, Betty Merchant, Margery Doughty, Phyllis Trick, Sharon Kuhn, Betty Hunt, Jane Beaver, Joyce Elsbury, Ruth Ann Pyles. ser-loot PAPER STAFF y SEATED: Barbara Hughes, Pattee Souder, Beverly Copeland. STANDING: Marie Derrick, Barbara Reed, Sara Rousch, Reba McKee, Frances Boden, Carolyn Joyce, Bill Baker, Sponsor, Mrs. Foust. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Greenfield, Indiana GIRLS' Cl-ICDRUS FIRST ROW: Donna Van Duyn, Sara Rousch, Doris Hammond, Frances Boden, Donna Smith, Barbara Swartz, Sharon Madison, Barbara Sims, Betty Macy, Meredith Walls, Joan Goodyear, Judith Henry, Jean Raines, Rita Alford. SECOND ROW: Alma Sandlin, Shirley Reeves, Judy Baker, Judy Murphy, Mary Ann Trees, Connie Grinstead, Rebecca Beeson, Janet Johnson, Connie Davenport, Anita McKee, Linda McCormick, Marjorie Staley, Patty Bowyer. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Joyce, Reba McKee, Carolyn Basey, Donna Brown, Diane Hasler, Sandra Bronnenberg, Alice Van Zant, Nancy Butcher, Carolyn Kemerly, Marian Grinstead, Merrilene Rogers, Marilyn Leary, Barbara Curtis. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Delay, Barbara Hughes, Beverly Copeland, Barbara Reed, Melanie Taylor, Marjorie Jones, Linda Barnard, Betty Merchant, Margery Doughty, Jane Beaver, Joyce Elsbury, Ruth Ann Pyles, Nancy Chambers, Marilynn Bow yer. BUYS Cl-IQRUS l FIRST ROW: Doyle Raymer, Gene Kelly, Jim Phillips, Larry Johnson, Chris Little, Marvin Grlnstead, Kenny Webster, Kenny Dice, Darrell Jackley, Merle McRoberts, Gerald Titus. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Lloyd, Bob Gibbs, Tony Henry, Tom Spratt, Don Webster, Eddie Craig, John Whisler, Stan Ricks, Phillip Trick, Don Good- year, Bob Pyles. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Gant, Russell Van Duyn, Jerry Taylor, Danny Madison, Gerald Sylvester, John Beyers, Tom Beeson, Erwin Robbins, Harry Goodyear. Jack Davenport, Mr. Delay. MERLAU TRUCKING SERVICE Phone 82Rl2 New Palestine, Indiana I-IANCCDCK CENTRAL FIRST ROW: Stanley Ricks, Betty Hunt, Sharon Kuhn, Marilyn Bowyer. SECOND ROW: Doloris Elliott, Billy Joe Hysong, Keith Raines, Larry Bodkins, Marlene Copeland, Phil Van Duyn. THIRD ROW- Jim Cherry Francis Jackson, Dick Hughes, Sarah Apple, David Fort, Jim Bodkins. STANDING: Patsy Pope, Linda Bamard, Nancy Chambers. Stanley Ricks--a boy who has won many honors. Students of Hancock Central have the oppor tunity to participate in organizations such as the band and the high school chorus. Many individual honors have been attained in solo and ensemble competition. A special honor is afforded those chosen to represent our school in the all-state chorus. The majorettes also play an important part in school activities. STATE CI-IORAL GRGUP FIRST ROW: Sara Rousch, Sharon Madison, Jean Raines, Patty Bowyer Barbara Sims. SECOND ROW: Jack Davenport, Larry Johnson, Chris Little, Don Goodyear, Jim Phillips. THIRD ROW: Harry Goodyear, Phillip Trick, Stan Ricks, Director, Jim Delay. . ..r XG'- . .44 ' iq---M-if 3' fi V time . flf 1. ' W ,.f'.s.-, .,X 'ew ' ' Q lgygifffl ,F 'Q -4, ,im ' A' ' i-3.5. JU N I 0 R COME OUT OF YOUR COMA - April 6, 1956. X SEATED: Frank Edwards, Billy: Eddie West, Mr. Twillettg Marian Grinstead, Mrs. Hen Peck. STANDING: Bill Ferris, Hen Peck, Sara Rouschf Susan, john Beyers, Buzz, Betty Macy, janey: Beverly Benge, Lena: Norman Elsbury, Uncle Cornyg Wanita Brown, Aunt Syllieg Frances Boden, Dr. Belchnickg Bob Welter, Dr. Butterfishg Mr. Leamon, Director. S I G R C I. P L THE BOGEYMANH - October 19, 1956. SEATED: Judith Henry, Pegg Barbara Sims, Mrs. Whipple, Frank Edwards, Lanny, Donna Smith, Elleng Pattee Souder, Patricia, Norman Elsbury, Charlie, John Beyers, Ez: Reba McKee, Libbyg Carolyn Joyce, Vicky. STANDING: Mr. Leamon, Director, Eddie West, Flunky . CARMICHAEL IMPLEMENT SALES Phone Maxwell 6-2225 Your Massey-Harris dealer for Hancock County SPANSF 'C JB LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Sims, .Larry Garrett, Mr. Scotten, Wanita Brown, and Betty Macy. FRENCH CLUB SEATED: Marilyn Leary, Sharon Kuhn, Betty Hunt, Stanley Ricks. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Malinda Sims, Donna Smith, Linda Barnard, Rhea Martin, Marcele Potts, Steve Hines, Judy Henry. SECOND ROW: jerry Wilson, Frank Edwards, Bob Olvey, Marian Grinstead, Gerald Sylvester, Harold Cook, Chris Little, and Mr. Leamon. 5: Q THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Fortville, Indiana PRQJECTICDINIISTS Gerald Sylvester, Larry Weaver, Ierry Brannock, Mr. Sauter, Mackey Clark, Jerry Frazier, Jim Phillips, Don Tumer, Bob Meadows, Jerry Wilson, Norman Elsbury, Gene Kelly, Bob Holland, Ronnie Brees, Stanley Ricks, Alan Ward. Larry Garrett, Mary Ann Trees, Miss Chambers, Linda Barnard, Sara Rousch, Wanita Brown. CRIDER'S DRIVE IN Greenfield, Itldiana HEI-fEN'S CAFE Greenfield, Indiana L Q as A is L 5 I FIRST ROW: Nemuel Albea, Sentinel, Dave Apple, Reporter, Steve Ricks, Secretary, Don Burnham, President, Chris Little, Vice President, Jim Bodkins, Treasurer, Mr. Stevens, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Gerald Sylvester, Marvin Grinstead, Kenny Wice, Tom Spratt, Steve Bundy, Doyle Raymer, David Bradley, Francis Jackson, Darrell Jackley. THIRD ROW: Sandy Bill Albea, Tony Henry, Daniel Dunlavy, Larry Weaver, Billy Joe Hysong, Gordon Elsbury, Richard Dunlavy, Larry Johnson, Kenny Webster. FOURTH ROW: Tom VanDuyn, Harold Miller, Tom Nigh, Don Webster, John Hendricks, Ronnie Lloyd, Ronnie Wilson, Jim Phillips. FIFTH ROW: John Whisler, Tom Beason, Bob Pyles, Scottie Shaw, Richard Doughty. K UDGING TEAM DAIRY JUDGING TEAM GRAIN JUDGINQ TEAM Igl5xEI'SgDQCN!muel Albea, Chris SEATED: Daniel Dunlavy, Dale Brad- SEATED: Scorue Shaw, Jim Little. STANDING: Dave Apple, ley. STANDING: Bob Pyles, Richard BOCIRIUS- STANDING: D011 Steve Ricks, Ronnie Wilson Doughty- Webster, Larry Johnson, Don Burnham I - - K V, J ,i,, 'J ' ' A ' . ,O y, yyyrr A I in J , . W, . I 1, . A Dorothy Macy'who manages the office so capably and is always ready to extend a helping hand. CUSTODIANS: Jess Lowder. Emery Shepler Mrs. Moon and Mrs. Bridges serve delicious hot food to the students in the new cafeteria. ALLIS'CHALMERS - NEW-IDEA JIM SOUDER - IMPLEMENT DEALER Greenfield, Indiana X N. 2 fm? Y .. lu ' wb' 4 A vw' w. gkv, , f ' B. L. SMITH Principal Lois Humfleet Ru Ivah Hendren Hazel Williams Claribel Winslow G1 f Everett Sauter Th eodore Cox th Ann Gibbs adys Hendren ' . favht 'il -. f ,,,' 5 ' , ,. H H Nzll llii S A k ' ,,' ig5.: V Y J i - , , -V, V, ' V 37 2 1-2 fa, ' jf? Gladys Swartz Muriel Howrey Gladys Reichenbach Betty Gant 5 6 MR. SAUTER Wayne Smith, Carol Sue Cooney, Iva Bray, Janie McPherson, Roy Barnett, David Bradley, Jack Wiley, Wanda Wells, Anna Marie Phelps, Alice Ann Shaw, Karen l-lasler, Jackie Ward, Odel McKee, Zadie May Dawson, Joyce Howry, Earl Sylvester, Monte Ballard, Mary Jane Peacock, Deloris Jean Swords, Thomas Kemerly, Larry Raymer, Delberta Roe, Dwight Carmichael, Gilbert Beechboard, Barbara Clements, Nancy Reichenbach, Johnny Keaton, Betty Koeniger, Larry Hunt. E GRADE as Susan Bray, Rosemarie Wulf, Bill Fralich, Donnie McKee, Lynn Richey, John Spreen, Dianna Kemerly, Gayle Robbins, Marcia Raines, Carolyn Medlin, Bobby Wooten, Michael Beason, Sharon Manis, Rita Shelby, Lester Hennis, Charles Cheshier, Joanna Basey, Caroline Webster, Edwin Bradley, Sandra Eakin, Karen lmmel, Barbara Williams, Tommy Goodyear, Jim Beyers, Joe McKeeman, Burl Carmichael, Jay Jones, Judy Trennepohl, Judith Koch, Sue Barnard, Ronnie Barnett, Richard Taylor, Mike Walls, Grover Spratt, Linda Oliver, Lou Ann Parker, Paula Strubbe, Billy Branock, Judith Ann Davis. KOOB'S JEWELRY STORE Greenfield, Indiana WILBUR HASLER INSURANCE AGENCY Greenfield, Indiana 5 MRs.G1BBs Doris Anderson, Barbara Bennett, Carolyn Bennett, Robert Blackford, Alma Dawson Robert Ellis, Vicki Fox, Martha Foster, Marsha Frazier, Howard Gift, Loretta Grinstead, Rosetta Grinstead, Martha Howrey, Mark Idle, Gerald Johnson, Roy Koeniger,Nancy Lacy, Darlene Medlin, Gale Mohr, Cheryle Mueller, Jacqueline Phillips, Rebecca Pence, Richard Reichenbach, Jewel Sims, Larry Snider, Eddie Stanton, Karl Schmidt, Allan Strahl, Diane Trees, Sharon Welbom, Mary Wallace, Mary Wheaton, Clara Phillips, Huger Phelps, Bonnie Nicholson. 5 MRS. HUMFLEET Linda Albea, Jeannie Alfrey, Jacob Bellinger, Dinah Bronnenberg, Francis Brooks, Charlene Davis, Marsha Davis, Lyda DeShong, Marilyn Dunlavy, Darlene Grinstead, Jack I-Ieiden, Karla Hysong, Jimmy Jackson, Dennis Jenkins, Charles Kemerly, William Kuhn, Gloria Mann, Roy Mathews, Wilma McCorkle, Larry McRoberts, Sandra Nelson, David Olive, Linda Peterson, Jeffery Pope, Sharon Printz, Jeannie Raymer, Linda Ricks, Robert Robbins, Mark Sander, Inez Schmidt, Connie Stoelting, Paul Shambough, Robert Tague, Sharon Trick, Carolyn VanDuyn, Marilyn VanDuyn, John Walker, Robert Wulf, Pamela Nicholson, Beverly Willhoite, James Renforth. STROUGH'S SUPERETTE - Phone 84 F ortville, Indiana MERCHANT APPLIANCE Maxwell, Indiana , i E A MISS IVAI-I HENDREN Sharon Ballinger, Connie Bundy, Johnie Burkett, Cathy Butcher, Robert Cherry, Janice Clements, Teddy Coil, Marcia Cole, Joseph Collingwood, Sandra Davis, Kenneth Dearing, David DeBruhl, Diana Edwards, Dickie Fair, Rebecca Gilmer, Loretta Gorman, Stephen Holler, Richard Huffman, Charlene Jack, Jama Johnson, Steven John- son, Richard Joyce, Dennis Kelly, Renae Kimble, John Kiser, Roberta Leary, Jeffery Lowder, Clara McC1ammer, Mary McConnell, John McPherson, Carolyn McRoberts, John Nlgh, Barbara Richer, Eric Sander, William Swordes, Roger Wallace, James Watson, James Wright, Myron Gordon, Marylin Hawley, Charles Manis, John Munden. GR A MRS. CLARIBEL WrNsLow Lynel Bamhart, Alice Bednarski, Susan Burkhart, Gerald Carlton, Stephen Castle, Joe Crist, David DeSnong, Carly Dobbins, Stephen Dover, Mary Glidden, Thomas Graham, Harry Griffith, Joyce Holton, Kerry Idle, Brenda Johnson, Robert Johnson, Pamela Kraft, James Lacy, Michael McClammer, Larry Medlin, Billy Owens, Gerald Pierce, Jackie Reed, Harold Reichenbach, Gary Smith, Linda Spreen, James Staples, Nina Wallace, Donald Ward, Michael Watson, Paul Shimp, Wanda Webb, Mary Askren, William Woolbright, Connie Munden. KYLE HUDSON St SON - Jewelry - Watches Fortville, Indiana WILLIAMS HARDWARE Fortville, Indiana 3 MRS. SMITH Barbara Anderson, Vickie Boden, Reginald Carlton, Jane Clark, Jack Craig, Susan Edkrote, Richard DeBruhl, Helen DeShing, Teresa Ferris, Sandra Foist, Tamara Foist, Peggy Goodyear, Ronnie Hadley, Michael Hamilton, Larry Hollenbaugh, Roberta Isaacs, David Jarrett, Sandra Johnson, Richard Kinnaman, Kathryn Koeniger, Cynthia Leary. Jesse Lowder, Christine Marsh, Marc McCorkle, Jean Moore, Ronnie Mohr, Alice Perry, Barbara Perry, Barbara Phelps, Daniel Pugh, Connie Shambaugh, Dianne Swords, Pamela Watson, Robert Wicker, Larry Holden, Betty Hawley, James White, Connie Calvin. I 3 MRS. WILLIAMS William Bellinger, Frances Bennett, Joyce Bennett, Allan Brooks, Marjorie Cherry, Donna Clements, James Cook, Jerry Cox, Jesse Cox, Marion Curtis, Linda Dunlavy, Susan Ellis, Dawn Filson, Teddy Fralich, Linda Gerbig, James Gibbs, Linda Gorman, Charles Jackson, Gary Johnson, Kay Johnson, Janice Kingen, Electa Lacey, Kathy Leary, Frank Marks, Myra Matlock, Gregory Murphy, Melinda Owens, Louie Pence, Wanda Perry, David Pugh, Richard Raymer, Stephen Rash, Jeffrey Sanders, Guy Snider, Mary Spreen, Donald Strahl, Nancy Wicker, George Wheaton, Donna Williams, Jane Wooten, Cheryl Wright, Donald Vaughn, Ernest Willhoite, Johnnie Corley. WILFONG OIL CO. Willow Branch. Indiana FORTVILLE HARDWARE CO. Forfville, Indiana , F G 2 MRS. SWARTS fPictured Mrs. McCartyJ Rlta Beyers, Gwynn Berry, Bradley Blackford, Nancy Boyd, Roger Copeland, Roy Dice, Tonya Ferris, Timothy Fox, Malda Gibson, Patrick Hamilton, Kathleen Helden, David Holmes, Judy Holton, Carolyn Howrey, Gene Jack. Everett Joyce, Donald Kraft, Mark Leary, Robert Mann, Robert McConnell, William Nigh, Deloris Oliver, Wanda Phelps, Blanche Roberts, Electa Rogers, Edward Sampson, Lee Sandlin, Iohn Spurry, Exel Staples, William Stephenson, Robert Walker, Jackie Welborn, Dee Wickard, Linda young, Ginger Monroe, Ronald Bryant, Kenneth Colestock. K r G E 2 MISS GLADYS HENDREN Maria Bamhart, Daniel Bennett, Nelson Bradley, Beth Brooks, Robert Camerson, Dale Carlton, William Carlton, Charles Collingwood, Dennis DeBruhl, Robert Fair, Barbara Fox, Cynthia Foxworthy, Barbara Gilmer, Chris Haywood, Linda Hennis, Roger Holmes, Melva Hylton, Jerry Jones, Ginger Kimble, Collette Marks, Ladnia McConnell, Davld McCord, Vickie McClin, Michael Nelson, Carol Rucker, Bonnie Snider, Dennis Strahl, Charles Titus, Linda Turner, Janet Wallace, Linda Watson, Judy Wulf, Patricia Hawley, Valerie Glassford, Herchel Woolbright, Beverly Manis, Donald White. FORTVILLE GRAIN CO. Fortville, Indiana REES AND SON - Shell Service Fortville, Indiana 'R Y S , A, ..,, , GR 1 MRS. REICHENBACH Linda Bamhart, Barbara Bednarski, Connie Carr, John Cooney, Peggy Davis, Quinton Dobbins, James Duncan, Gary Edwards, Linda Farmer, Jo Ellen Grlnstead, Pamela Holmes, Michael Johnson, Pamela Johnson, Jerry Kemerly, Roger Kemerly, Karen Kissel, Donnie Lacey, Deborah Marks, James McKee, Mary McPherson, Stephen Medlin, Linda Pence, Frankie Phelps, Fred Prlntz, Phyllis Pugh, John Rucker, Edna Sandlin, Jacquelyn Schmidt, Susan Stanton, Lula Swordes, Betty Taylor, Betty Walters, Betty Wheaton, Bonnie Wheaton, Deborah Wooten, David Wright, Shella Young, Velma Webb, Karen Ward, Virginia Perry, Donald Inmon, Mary Wool- brlght, Regina Manis, I 1 QRAUE 1 MRS. HOWREY Jimmy Bellinger, Connie Blackford, Kenneth Bodkin, Shirley Bums, Terry Carlton, David Goffey, Michael Cole, Deborah Curtis, Deborah Dunlavy, Paul Gibbs, Becky Graham, Gary Hadley, Garry Kingery, Denise Leary, Paul Marsh, Nancy Matlock, Larry Merchant, Roberta McCormack, Dennis McKeeman, Susan McPherson Jane Nlgh, Sharon Oliver, Joyce Paxton, Martha Perry, Stanley Pope, Pamela Ricks, Peggy Ricks, Joyce Roberts, Roma Roberts, Jay Schmidt, Claire Tumer, Donna Wallace, Dennis Walls, Dana Webb, Patty Wlllits, Robin Williams, Barry Wilson, Steven Yater, Kim Ward, Jetty Woolbrlght, Michael Willhoite. , KISER'S GARAGE Maxwell, Indiana jOHN'S FURNITURE CO. Anderson, Indiana iiiijv L 'Vi snmmmnmn fy' ,D .e l 1-Lai!!! nnuuunuu XDA x unumunil + . ' -+- . uxnmhnnu U L .. N g mail !!-N na f'n T'f -JJDTII JIKNIX X X X w .. X x - N 2f. I I Pl I JAHMQSQ mn -Xlllll Z vvneggr: 1' ' - af.,- A I These busy workers are the food experts who prepare the meals for the elementary students. Q4 menu y S A I These are the janitors who keep the elementary building looking clean at all times. Always to school on time seems to be the motto of the bus drivers. We can colmt on them tor reliable transportatmn Q5 LITTLE DUTCH CLEANERS Road 67 gl Oak Ph. 323 Fortville We do our own cleaning - For Local pickup Sz delivery Call 62266, Tom Butcher ' XEIWK' Compliments of Riley Park Drive-In Greenfield, Indiana U. S. 40 Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barnhart Registered Aberdeen Angus Cattle Hampshire Hogs Greenfield, Indiana R. R. 5 Compliments of Sears Roebuck and Company Hardware and Appliances Greenfield. Indiana Compliments of lamoine and Charlie's Service Ph. '7-3555 Shirley, Indiana I Compliments of Guy l. Reeves and Son Wilkinson, Indiana Fortville Produce Company Buyers of Poultry and Eggs Phone 196 Fortville Indiana Fortville Pure Oil Service Tires-Accessories Batteries-Motor Tune-up Waxing Bob Jones Bud Hess Phone 357 Ordies' Shoes Your Family Shoe Store Greenfield Indiana Compliments of Nay's Jewelry 18 W. Main Street Greenfield Indiana Compliments of Christian Quality Chevrolet Greenfield Indiana Bennett's Service 110 South Pendleton Avenue Pendleton Indiana D. l. Reeves Sand and Gravel Eden Indiana Phone: FAirfax 6-2151 Compliments of Dobbins Cleaners, Greenfield Straffords Drugs, Greenfield Pete's T.V. 81 Radio, Greenfield Kenneth Orr Co., Greenfield Phyllis Dunlavy Hanna Oil Co. Betty O. Wlese Janie Brown, Anderson Willow Branch State Bank Powell Curtis Price jewelry, Fortville Glogas Mens Wear Fortville Flower shop Taylor's Service Wolf's Flowers, Lapel Jones Insurance Agency Moore's Orchard Springer's Restaurant Thomas Drug Store Paul L. Jones Kiger Cleaners 1. 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