Helmsburg High School - Tiger Echoes Yearbook (Helmsburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1948 volume:

To: Mr. Lowell Bud 01 iver — With deepest Appreciation for Our Educational Opportunities, With a Sincere Promise of a Life of honor, of Ambition, of Peverence, and With Devotion to You for the Ideals You have inspired, These little Keepsakes are lovinqly tendered • • • The Senior Class of 1948 TiGer Echoes 1946 Published by the Senior Class of Helmsburq Hiqh School,Helmsburg,Ind. Editor-in-Chief - Edna Teague Assistant Editor - Susabel Bond Business Aanaqer- Sam Fritch Advertising Manager - Bill Hunter Sports Editors- j r AWq Richards r Eugene Turner Jokes - Bollg Allender Calendar Feature - Clara Alice BarricK Artists - | Eva Richards 1 Georgiana KaKavecas Class Historq - Wilma Fleener Esther Alerriman Tqpists- - Eve Ignne Winferqerst . Helen Louise Davis Facultij Advisor - Lois Chitwood Photoqraphers - Tower Studios Bul Lcfeon Advertising Logouts- Lester C.Nagleg.Sr. � . to � Y .jf I � I', I y. %■ � 7� . « ■ ■ I, tT. |s' . 4,-I WM9V . r..« , r t ' Grover G. Bro-n, Frown County ouaty Superintendant of Ochools, native and Bro� n t.'i� jest 27 ..ears, received nls training trel Nor- mal in Denville, at Terre H ute, Columbus, Ohic; and Indiana University. Er. Bro n, ho Is weil iinoen for his after dinner speeches, rx 1 poetry and co.meeting strange geographical foots as his hobbles. His favorite poem is V- ch in Ills On Tongue, favorite song, ’America tne Beaut- iful , favorite boo , the Bitle, and his favor- ite color, he says laughingly, Bro n. lie is a great specialist in letter ATiting and has xe- celved letters from people ranging In age froo 6 to 10 years old. G r o ver G.Brow n County Superintendent Frank Hill «no war uorn In Eonroe County, at tend- ed a rural one cooil graae school, «as era -.uated ITom Smithvlxie High Scncolin 19a6, attended Central Normal School, and re- ceived the it.5. degree .. 1940. Er. a ue oi k to- ward a doctor’s degree, but says that lie cites not expect to complete it. FronK Hill Pr inci pal Eelvln Richards, our trustee, was Lorn December 7,190 . in Eooroe County and came to Brown County the following year. He completed the tighth wade in school. Or December 7,J9E2 he enlisted in the U.3. Wavy as an a.prentice Suaman ana served un- tii. 1$„S. He was recalled to active duty in Aug. 19-.1 eno served during :forid tu r, was disabled and in 1940 :as placed in the retired list as . arrant Officer, which is his present rating. He served 2 years of active service and has won many rlbions and bronze stars. CA2JF RIBBONS Blcara uan Ca c---------1527 American Defense American Theatre Asiatic Pacific testem Carloine Islands, Bronze .tar Phixippine Li cerat ion Ribbon, Bronze Star Oooa Conduct and four Bronze Stars. ¥ fleJvin Richards Trustee UttA' i 1 J • v i • t.ii •• i ‘.v■ w .wttaw Vgf-rtfWr� ! He taught fox lb years in grade mid high schools before coal nr to ML burg as principal. Me is a veteran of Nor id ’.arH having served in the 2hvy for 2 months. He is marriedand has t oaiix ren, Delight, age K nd Orval, are 10. Era. Jill teaches In the Suitn- viile senool in Eonroe County • Officers of Class of 1948 Susabel Bond Carol WilKerson Secretory Treasurer Cl055 Motto: uDon’t just itch tor success — scratch for it ” Class Flower-. Yellow Tea rose Class Colors-. Blue and White 1 AS THE TEACHERS SEE US Best natured girl—-------- Beat natured boy--—---—— Neatest boy--------------- Neatea t girl—------------ Most studious girl-------- Most studious boy-——------- Best all-around boy------- Best all-around girl------ Friendliest girl------——- Friendliest boy————------- Wittiest girl------------- Wittiest boy-----------—— Most courageous girl-----— Most courageous boy------- Most ambitious girl-----—— Most ambitious boy-------- Prettiest girl—————------- Most handsome boy-----—--- Moat musical ability--—- Best athlete-----—----——■ Typical coed-------------- Most likely to be a teacher- Most carefree girl-------- Most carefree boy-'------- Most loyal to H.H.3.------ Best personality------—— Most talkative-—---------- Moat sincere-----————- Best hostess——---------——« Most congenial--------—--■ Most likely to succeed——— Evelynne Wintergerst ———Bill Hunter ------—-Sam Pritch — ----- Edna Teague ---——Mary Richards -———Eugene Turner --------Bill Hunter -———Clara Barrick —————Mary McCoy ————Sam Pritch -------Eva Richards ----------Mr. Baber ------—Emma Sisson —————Sam Pritch — --Esther T'erriman ------—Bill Hunter ----Carol Wilkerson --—---Eugene Turner -------Clara Barrick --------Bill Hunter --Helen Louise Davis ---—Janice Fleener -—---Dorothea McCoy ————Art Adams -----Dolly Allender ----—-Susabel Bond ———-Wilma Fleener -Georgians Kakavecos --------June Arnold -———Russel Ward —Everyone who tries AND IMAGINE Miss Chitwood-------——————Fat and forty Mrs. Chitwood-—-—--———Without Frank Mr Hill---————————————Without his curly hair •Miss Mathews— -----——————Going to Purdue Mr. Lehman—-—-—Without a health k safety class Mr Baber————————————-Not talking to Miss Chitwood Mr Oliver—————————————-Mad at his class Mrs. Helms-————------ Six feet tall Miss Young-————————----—Sanding broom handles Mr. Hurt—————----------—Acting sensible UM ( Arthur Adams TTcgflimw—■■.....—........................... Art Usually Pound-————-——-——————————In bed Favorite Song——-----------—-----——Mountain Dew Ambition——————————————————-Carpenter Imagine him--------------------------Without a gun Newer-——————————————Studies Dolly Allender wicfcname—®ona Usually Pound---—--Sitting In the library telling Jokes Favorite Song———————Always Ambition-------------- To get to class once on tire Imagine her--------------- Keeping quiet Never_____________________________Without gum June Arnold ITRftaiM—-.......................................-. Chatterbox Usually Pound---------------------Dance floor Favorite Song——————————————Civilisation Ambition-----------------------------------Actress Imagine her—--—------------ -Quiet for a moment Never---—--------------------- —Without a Joke Clara Alice Barrlck NTc aST —-----........................... Clarie Usually Found———————--------------------With Bill Favorite Song--I’m A Lonely Little Petunia In A Onion Patch Ambition---------------------------------Secretary Imagine her———————————--------—pouting Never—-———————————————Stays home Susabel Bond H„ ElcEndM==................................ Susie Usually Pound------- -OIrglir.g with Clara Favorite Song-----——Till The End Of Time Ambition———— -------------—---—------------—-Nurse Imagine her——----- At school when the roll is taken Never___—___ —---—------—------—Late for school Helen Louise Davis TOiSi5irn:.-rir........................... scoopy Usually Pound---——————————————In Bloomington Favorite Song---————————————I Love You Truly Ambition-------------------------- Movie Actress Imagine her--------------- In A Blue Chevrolet Never--------------------------------- 1 7 dreams Janice Pleener . . „ „ NiCVnWrf ------------------------- Kjarle-Gene Usually Found-----------------Horse back riding Favorite Song--------------———----Star Dust Ambition-----------------------------------Teacher (grade) imagine her-------------------Without her horse Never________————————-----—————Understands Wilma Fleener TTcKHafc -——........................—Tilmie Usually Pound- ----- —---—-——At post office Pavorlte Song——————------•——--No Ope Will Ever Know Ambition----------------To have a pencil of my own Imagine her---------------Being In class on time Never — ———— ---------— —--Takes Things Seriously j ■ t � v � � i % � � •� • • % � � � ♦ .. � •••«� . . . . Sara Frltch TTTcknaine-----------------------------—Sammy Usually Found--------------- Walking the floor Pavorite Song—————————————————So Far Ambition----------------------------- -Graduate Imagine him———------------ In bed at ten o'clock Never---------------------- ————Takes a drink Bill Hlinter TTTcltr.aDi -”-............................................... Mllle Usually Found-------------------------------------------- In the Gym Favorite Song-------------------------------------I'm My Own Gran pa ___-——-----------------------------------------—Coach Ambition-- Imagine him- Never——— In study hall -----—Loafs Georgians Kakavecas Nickname------——-■ Usually Found-—--- Favori tc Song---- Ambi tlon—-—------ Imagine her—------ Neve r-——————— ———— Gena —-——filth Johnnie •Dancing In The Dark -------Miss America -------Weighing 150 ------------Giggles --------- Dot In the Library Dorothea McCoy Nickname---------- —--------------- Usually Found—-———-------—-—------- Favorite Song--—------------————------- --Near You Ambition————————Tb have a pencil of my own Just once Imagine her——-Not laughing with the girls at the back table Never--------------------------------Popping my gum Mary McCoy Nickname———— Usually Found—« Favorite Song- Ambition—— Imagine her—— Never---------— Esther Me r rim an Nickname------ Usually Found—• Favorite Song—• Ambition------ Imagine her--- Never------- — Eva Richards Nickname------ Usually Found- Favorite Song- Ambition——— Imagine her——' Never-------—— •—----Killer McCoy •Giggling with June —Never Trust a Kan .-——Ballet dancer -——Without June —-Gets in a hurry —--------- —Bouncy --------Reading In bed I'll Hold You In My Heart ,——Reporter --------Being Quiet ——Chews gum In class ------- Little Eva -----------Sleeping •Chained To A Memory •To have an Ambition —------Without Dale Quiet o Mary Richards wiclcn are—-—• Usually Pound- Favorite Song- Ambition------ Imagine her— Never-—------ -----—-----—------- -- Moonbeam ------Talking to Eva, Dolly, Dot ----When I $row Too Old To Dream ————- To be able to whistle —-------—------—-Not laughing Studying Government before class Emma Sisson Nidcname—— Usually Found- Favorite Song- Ambition——- Lnaglne her— Never------- ---------------Emme -------—In Library -----No certain one -----------Gradu a te Cutting up In class --------Tells Jokes Edna Teague TTn name—-.........................Do-nut Usually Found----------------------Chewing gum Favorite Song————————————— Ifcls Is Always Ambition—------- -——Marry a Sailor and rear Admirals Imagine her------------ Without a boy-friend Nevep———•••••■■••■■••■■•••••■•• —■•■•“■“Goes out Eugene Turner w mm Nickname----------------------------- Usually Found—--Eatuig Favorite Song----—Too Each His Own Ambition.................—Star Football Player Isna Ine him....................In study hall Never-----------------------Tells girls Jokes Russel Ward Nickname--— Usually Found- Favorite Song Ambition——— Imagine him— Never———— --------— Ruesle -------- Pool room •Never Trust A Woman ----—To be a Moron —Being Undertaker --------Tells Jokes Carol Wllkerson Nlcknrae— --— Usually Found- Favorite Song- Ambition—— Imagine her—— Never——— ----- Wilkie ——————Naming? —————Hear You —————Se ere tary Belngin class on time .——Shows her tamper Evelynne Louise Wintergerst Nickname——----————— Usually Found—————— Favorite Song—---—- Ambl tlon————- Imagine her-——-——' Never--—-—————— ————— Evy —Keeping Quiet -Melody of Love ---------Model ——— An Angel -------- Winks ' X OUR UFS AND DOWNS tp of exceptionally green freahmen reluctantly en- It was th?t same year on one of the last days of September 8, 1944, a grou tered Helmeburg High School. „««, i !h««Lth8L8°“%“e?b!ir8 lu18 aaaa «rouP blessed the Institution' with their tionS enff°iKdaf fornhoolty« ' they said, and chose to divert their atten- J“'na ° ard a 1neighboring Brown County town. It was this incident that caused „ 8 b? oa J?’ hat class has torn down a reputation in one day thatlt has taken Hela6burg twenty years to build.■ foll 8nr0lTe 1 ihat, lr8t «« eater of our freshman year were as Rniin q -DK1J 3rpA1iendSr' .June Arn°ld Ronald Barnee, Clara Alice Barrlck, Eeaale P?r!nir3u?2belaBrnd’ rM2Jj0Sle BoydL Hel«n Louise Davis, Janice FJ.eener, Wilma Wi ???!!'Fry Uda, Har 7' D“nlel «wklne, Olen Johnson, Esther Merrlaan, £‘nanda DSroth«a 2cCoX' Mary KeC°y' Lu«ene Phelps, Charlei son pitriai'!1R,R2 n'..Uqlan “2 |va Richards, Mary Richards, Ellen Robert- s'3? Patricia «und, Betty Sawyer, Emma Sieson, Luther Smith, Edna Teague, John WaiKer, Russel Ward Carol Wllk.raon, Jerome «1111., Evelynni Wlntergerft JameS Rofeaary Bradley, Oliver Colline, and Joe Haskell. Those entering the l °fv0Ur r!,hman y r were Bob Barrlck and Eugene Turner. This made our total number forty-two. . . After ® vacation of four months we returned again to school. This was the beginning of our sophomore year. To tell the truth, we all were glad to be back, when we returned, vs found we had a new member who had moved in from Bloomfield and whom we learned to know as Bill Hunter. We realize now how fortunate we were Irt£0r Jlnce thst tim® h« has groved to be a star b sketball player and fell?w v« returned after our Christmas vacation to find that we had an- 0lfSi®tttt' Georgians Kakavecos. During the last semester three members withdrew. They were Joe Haskell, Lela Ramsey, and Lillian Ramsey. Our Junior year started In tne fall of 1945, and we found that we had re- celved a new member, Audens Maddux. However, she stayed on'y a short time. .Dur- ing that year we also had four old schoolmates drop out. They h d been with us aorry t0 Bee thea g0 The w«re «« follows: Mar- n?n r% Luther Eugenc PhelP and John Walker. Marjorie entered a • ?°o1' aDd John J°inad th® Alp Force and Is finishing school in the service. Georgians Kakavecos left us that year also and became enrolled In school eisevnere. When we returned to school for our senior year, our grouc had simmered down to a nice class of twenty-two. They were as follows: Dolly Allendar, June Arn- £J,?f aBa?rlc ' au8abel £°nd Helen Louise Davis, Janice Fleener, Wilma Flee- ner, “ill Hunter, Georgians Kakavecos, Esther Herrlman, Dorothea McCoy, Mary Mc- w A ««ry Richards, Emaa Sisson, Edna Teague, Eugene Turner, Russel Ward, Carol Wilkerson, Evelynne Wintergerst, Art Adams, and Samuel Fritch. Those ifw!eL 5° senior year. 3am had been in our school before and would graduated with the class of 45 but had enlisted In the Army Air Coros. Art Adams Came from Tech in Indianapolis end Is a member of the Naval Res- erve. During this, our last year, ve have spent a great deal of time In plan- nlng programs for special holidays and have presented a couple of them for the r A ?• have notlced ln preparing these programs that our work that plies up and the going gets tough, everyone pitches in to Drove thnt we were wrong when at times we thought that spirit might be lacking. As things stand now, we are all looking forward to the night when we shall our diplomas. Before we go, we want to thank Mr. Hill for his helpful ad- rt?dwS?!lJ {JiIe 1TC2nfldenCeAln I?8 In p ® 1® � we mention, too, our grand field trip of which Mr. Lehman was In charge and say also that we enjoyed our driving lessons immensely. And let us not forget to turn the the spotlight on Mies Lois Chitwood who la our sponsor. She Is helping us to make our yearbo k a eucc«s and will also sponsored direct our class jiay, which will le given in the serin 3 2 SW tlivert Mr. Hurt, Mrs. CM twSod M?f s zoung, Mr. Baber, and Miss Mathews, we my thank you for your guidance, your catl- enee, and the Ideals you have Insured in ue. The senior class as a whole would liKe to say one thing to the classes who follow: Treasure your school days hlgh- ‘ ly, fQr.JJ.opu_tbi.ex. a memory. « • . l i i. ' v t % � fcflMS i � i � •' •. « CLASS WILLS I, Art Adame, will my height to Pat Meyere. Make good uae of It I, Dolly Allendar, will my ability to get Along With Mrs. Chltwo Chitwood to the Junior olaee. I, June Arnold, will my ability to get Into mischief to Ruby Arnold. Don't let It get out of activity cousin . class Jv .t get OUt OI activity cuuBxn . I, Clara Alice Barrlck, will my slender figure to Carol Fleener. Eat candy every day, Carol, I don't want you to lose any of It. I, Susie Bond, will my old school books and my ability to get my lessons to my brother, Dick. _ _ - I, Helen Louise Davie, will my freckles and glasses to Jane Torrence. Be sure to get a lot of use from them. w n I, Janice Fleener, will and bequeath my horse to Jesse Brummett and J� ck McDon- ald. Take good care of her boys. _ -- _ . ... I, Wilma Fleener, will my ability to drive to Orval David. Make good use of It ?rblSam Frltch, with what little sound mind I have, do hereby will the old Ford to the boys of the Junior class. But with It goes the responsibility to keep It In It's A-l shape. Be sure to take out good Insurance—on yourself. I, Bill Hunter, will and bequeath my three stripes and two stars on my basket- ball sweater to Jerry Torrence. I will my curly hair to Orval David and my mus- cles to Tat Meyers. I, Georgians Kakavecos, will my long fingernails to Marjorie Ellis. I, Esther Merrlmaq will my chewing gum to Charles Clephane to chew In Mrs. Chit- wood's classes. „ We, Esther Merrlman and Mary McCoy, will our ability to get along with Don Cope to Mr. Baber. I, Dorothea McCoy, will my good attention In speedh class to Betty Roberts. X, Mary McCoy, will my good memory to Bob Richards, the bus driver. Better use I ' Eva Richards, will my love for little blue Fords and the Nashville boys to Helen Jarboe and also all the Jokes I know to Orval David West. Try and remem- ber some of them. _ . I, Mary Richards, being of sound mind and body will my ability to keep smiling to Betty Roberts. . ,,, . I, Emma Sisson, will my position as librarian to Don Cope. I'm sure he 11 make a good librarian. . . . I, Edna Teague, will my typing eraser to Jim Moore, may It erase your mistakes, I ” Gene Turner, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get ou of the senior class play to any Junior boy that can fulfill It. , I, Russel Ward, will and bequeath my position as manager of the ball team to Ted I Carol WHkerson, will my red hair to Luella Vawter. Take good care of It, I Eveiynne Wlntergerst, will and bequeath my bookkeeping books to Ann Pryor. Be sure to take as good care of them as I did. THE SENIOR CLASS Mr. Baber: So you met your wife at a dance? Wasn't that romantic? Mr. Hurt: No, embarrassing. I thought she was home taking care of the kids. INDIGESTION My breakfast lies over the ocean, My dinner lies over the sea, My tummy lies In such commotion. Don't mention my supper to me. Girls were harder to kiss In your day? Weren't they, Grandpa? Mebbe, mebbe, but It wasn’t so dangerous. I never heard of a parlor sofa running off the road smashing Into light poles. UJ- MW ’ A W -V ' ‘ nfi i..� '§■«v � Y. - vr yr f.y-v.‘r r • ■ t • t n SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY While remlnlslng the other day I got to wondering about my former mates and friends, at dear old Helmsburg. It's been fifteen long years have seen any of them. I could't Imagine what they could be doing now. they were married or had chosen the rocky road to fame and fortune . Giving up hope of ever knowing what had become of my old friends, ally Jumped up the evening paper and lazily began to read the Sport's paj at once I saw an Item which Immediately drew my attention. It read: class- since I Whether I casu- :e. All THE INDIANAPOLIS EAGLES HAVE A NEW TEAM MANAGER: Russell Ward, who has In previous years, managed several famous basket- ball teams, today signed a contract making him the new manager of the Indianapolis Eagles. Russell was team manager for the basketball team at Helmsburg for three years. How well I remember that year In 1948, when Russell was our team manager; We had a splendid team that year and won all of our games except one. Yes, I'll never forget the look on Russell's face when the Principal and Coach awarded him with a new Basketball sweater In front of the whole school. Russell was a good team manager, and a good sport, he was well liked by all the students, and the faculty, and the team of Helmsburg High. Looking through the rest of the paper, I saw another Item which faclnated my remlnlslng thoughts.'.' TONIGHT ONLY THE STARLIGHT CLUE PRESENTS •MADAME KALINA COME TONIGHT AND LET MADAME KALINA TELL YOUR FORTUNE SHE WILL BRING BACK MANY FORGOTTEN MEMORIES PA3T-PRESENT-FUTURE■ This was the answer to my reralnlshlng thoughts. It would be quite Inter- esting to hear what this nationally famous fortune teller could tell me about my friends. Yes, I am sure she could put a very satisfying touch to my thoughts. With this In mind I Immediately called upon Madame Kalina. Right away she began telling me about my very own classmates. Helen Louise Davis Is now teaching commercial subjects at a local high school, and also In the teaching career Is Janice Fleener, who teaches the pri- mary grades of the Helmsburg Grade School. June Arnold Is still referee of the basketball games since she Is now Physical Education teacher at Helmsburg. Bill Hunter and his Missus', the former Clara Alice Barrlck, are both put- ting their talents to .good use. Clara Is teaching piano lessons to the neighbor- hood children, and Bill is the Basketball Coach of the local high school. You can rest assured that he has a winning team. Mary McCoy, the girl who used to read love stories all the time Is now writ- ing them for a New York Publishing Company. It seems Susie Bond Is as attractive as she was back In high school. She was always winning beauty contests in school, and it seems she went on to win the title of Miss Indiana of 1955 , also Miss America of 1955 . The former Wilma Fleener, now Mrs. Lawrence Parker, still goes for the Navy In a big way. Her husband la In the Navy and she dresses up all the little kid- dles In sailor suite. ,, A . Speaking of the Navy, Arthur Adams seemed to like the Navy so well that he went back in the service and the Navy liked him so well, they made him a high ranking officer. They say that a sailor has a girl in every port-—I wonder—? Esther Merrlman Is working for the good of humanity as a nurse In an India- napolis hospital. Emma 3lsson who used to be the librarian at school Is now a librarian at an Indianapolis Public Library. (Continued) Mary Volan J the former Mary Richards, now has a happy home on Greasy Creek. It seems her husband still can't figure out why he get pickles for supper every other night, and he's very tired of eating fudge all the time. Mrs. Melvin Walker, formerly Carol Wiikerson, has at least one consolatlon- when Watermelon Isn't around she can look out the window at a whole patch of watermelons. (Sigh.') That seems to be her hobby (Raising Watermelons). Eugene Turner, who Is always winning medals for his F.F.A. work, Is still doing a great deal In that line of work. He now travels around the state making speeches on the need for more F.F.A. clubs to be organized. He has organized them all over the state of Indiana. One girl who Is getting a lot of experience as a secretary Is Evelynne Vln- tergerst. I wonder If she spends more time writing letters or sitting on the boss's lap. Madame Kalina never finished telling me about the rest of the class that evening, because time caught up with us. She Invited me to her home for the next evening to hear about the rest of my fortune. On my way home from the Club, Just a very short distance from the City Lim- its, I saw a sign In front of a very neat cottage----------- 3AM FRITCH. VETERINARY I had never noticed this sign before, so I stopped to see If this could possibly be the dam Frltch who went H.H.S. Sure enough It was. Sam greeted me with that same old winning smile of his. I told him of my evening's experi- ence, and what I had heard about all of our friends and classmates. He was Just as happy to hear of them as I was, and eagerly added that he had heard from some of them that I had not mentioned. He said that Mra Bill Ryran, the former Dolly Allendar, Is now happily mar- ried, and living out of the state. Mrs. Georglana Kimberlin, formerly Georglana Kakavecos, of H.H.S. Is living In Indianapolis, and still swoons over old, but still groovy, Frankie Sinatra's records. Sam said, he never heard anything about Dorothy McCoy until one night (Just for old times sake) he and his wife came back to Brown County to visit the old Log Jail at Nashville, and who did he find his little boy talking to while he was looking at old relics, but a cute little blond haired girl who was the very picture of Dorothy. In a second or two. In came Dot calling for her little girl, and guess who was with her, none other than Bob Schroughams, It seems Dot Is now Mrs. Robert Schroughams. And then Sam said Oh.'I forgot to tell you about the most Important one; now l.et me Introduce you to my wife. He then called to his wife to come In, yes you guessed It, the former Edna Teague. Last but not least; we turned on the radio and tuned In on a comedy program, who was the star??? Eva Richards of course. I must have had a surprised look on my face for Sam was laughing at me. He said, Didn't you hear about Eva winning first prize on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts? It seems Arthur got quiet a kick out of Eva, and put her on her own show. Guess who discovered her?? Dale Glass- burn, naturally. It's sure hard to believe, but at least they're all alive and happy. Yes sir, that Senior Class of 1948, was sure a swell gang of kids.'.' THE JUNIORS Now children, said Miss Chitwood, can anyone tell me the meaning of'Unaware'? A tiny hand waved frantically In the air Please, mum, unaware Is what you put on first and take off last . The Read -Store a Comilv qua aIou jnnjouA-- — Groceries - Fresh FruitsvVegetables m - Meats ” Pop Kountz.Ow ncr Hclmsburq.lnd. Graij Woolen Flower Gardens Chrysanthemums in fa Potted. Flowers in 5 princj 0 Morgantown. In l mag | Nashville,Ind. t Wilson Helms Food MarKets —Beanblossom.Ind. Phonei Morgantown — Arcadia, Ind. Phonei Arcadia 167 u3h Ikdim. C wL OfaujihGd Beanblossom,lncL TAKfrAVIew. Home of (PamLcI Pay E.Hurt,Mgr. (Helimbu oUlirc Penryslint Helmsburg,InA. •QasamOil •Lunch •Ice Creak “WUhofiMiaffa ■� .■• , f. � .. fcYfr ,,jf, � ««? . . ,££. m.mhl 4 , � . , | Junior Class Sophomore Class ifo Clarence Chitwood. helmsburq Garage and Hardware u Announcing • • I am operating under the trade-name of TlieBrowi CowtjTWographer specializing in - • Babij Pictures • School Pictures • Cabin Pictures by appointment ONLY rfAc.lfk Nashville, laii Upsan Do n� Lodge. Lodge Bond Funeral Home -iiour Ambulance Service fhone H-0 Nashville. Ind. Earl Bond JacK Bond Helmsburq Garage BlacKsnitti Shop We: Repair Machinery BuildTrucKBeds PacK 5 hoe H orses Dump Be Jump Darnes Charlie Fretwell Owner Mechanic ____________Helmsburq lnd._______________ BelOksSU Junior-leenaqers -Col leqe students 5 ui Dresses • • Hand-made Infants Wear • • • in Morgantown,Ind. HelmsbunjSawmill Farms • TrucKinq helmsburq.Ind. Manufacturer and Dealer Coal Feed Buildinq Supplies home Appliances Morgantown, Ind. Freshmen Group A Freshmen Groups HIGH SCHOOL GROUP PICTURES FRESHMAN (A) BACK ROW: Marylln Logsdon, Opal Gatewood, Doris Albright, Rosemary Bay, Marga- ret Brown, Frieda Fleener, Barbara Fox, Ruby Arnold, Maxine Barber, Phyllis Beales 3ECOND ROW: Virginia Young, Wayne Merrlman, Paul Kelso, Ralph Collins, Kenneth Fleener, Alfred Gray, Charles Hawkins, James Mllnes, David Myers FIRST ROW: Jack Diggs, Catherine Kakavecas, Patty Barnes, Dolores Clephane, Darllne Daffln, Mary Ann Long, Virginia Fleener, Sue Miller, Wanda McCoy, Hermon Adams FRE3HMAN (B) „ n •. BACK ROW: Kelly Reed, Raymond Stratton, Elmer Voorhels, Basil Zimmerman, Donald Sawyer, Allen Porter, Frank Wilson, John Richards SECOND ROW: Fern Tutterrow, Irene Smith, Betty White, Patty Ann Waltman, Margl- lyne Tutterrow, June Ratliff, Marilyn Tutterrow, Luellln Smith FIRST ROW: Donald Teague, James Tripp, Jone Pruitt, Barbara Shoaf, Phyllis Per- ci field, Eva Voorhels, Harry Smith, Robert Robinson SOPHOMORES _ , 4 BACK ROW: Marvin Barrlck, Hermon Shaw, David Walker, Paul Ackerman, Franklin Bunge, Dale Kelso, Jack McDonald, Jack Altop, Ray Albright, John McCoy, Mr. Leonard Lehman „ _ _ „ SECOND ROW: Jerry Richards, Lois Dowell, Ruth Mitchell, Jane Raridon, June Con- don, Loretta Jackson, Rosemary Graham, Margaret Albright, Geraldine Perclfleld, Patricia Dailey, Dick Bond FIR3T ROW: Jerry Torrence, Arnold Gregory, Mary Sisson, Margaret Elliot, Marga- ret Elliot, Margaret Kanter, Violet Bailey, Sarah Beaver, Mary Tucker, Lois Wil- kerson, Louise Merrlman, Betty Allendar, Denali Ford JUNIORS JUNIORS BACK ROW:Richard Gregory Pet Myers, Jack Hayworth, Junior Logsdon, Ted Sherwood, James Moore, James Joy, Orval West, Jere Lottner, Charles Clephane, Jesse Brum raett, Arthur Sanders, Eugene Pruitt _ ... SECOND ROW: Mr. Hill, Ann Pryor, Mary Manning, Marjorie Ellis, Helen Jarbo, Ruth t Stratton, Maxine Barnes, Luella Vawter, Margaret Ramsey, Virginia Vaught, Mrs, FIRST ROW: Barbara Perclefleld, Betty Roberts, Jane Torrence, Carol Fleener, Betty Ratliff, Jean Parsley, Virginia Fry, Maxine Graham, Beverly Barber PLAY CASTS 3ENI0R PLAY CAST BACK ROW: Lois Chitwood, Esther Merrlman, Susabel Bond, Edna Teague, Mary Rich- ards, Helen Davis, June Arnold, Mary McCoy, Georglana Kakavecas FRONT ROW: Bill Hunter, Arthur Adams, Sam Frltch, Russell Ward JUNIOR PLAY CAST _ . , __ BACK ROW: Luella Vawter, Ann Pryor, Jane Torrence, Maxine Graham, Carol Fleen- er, Betty Ratliff, Margaret Ramsey, Helen Jarboe FRONT ROW: Jim Moore, Jim Joy, Jere Lottner, Junior Logsdon, absent. VlAlt • The Nashville Gift Shop Mrs.Fred Tilton Nashville.Ind. o o o C.CP itz Er Grocery Helmsburg.kl. fers Grocery Groceries Meats Shoes MensOveral Is -Sh i rfs Morgantown. Indiana ■ PainNWalLperSke Bloominqlonjnd. Frazer MotorCdns Kaiser Motors • Rototiller • Frazer Farm Implements • Paul Brown MotorSab Bloom,TW687 Kahns “The place to go for the Brands you Know •••” | Bloomington,Ind. The Eagle Westside Square Bloomington.Ind. “Men's and Boys' Clothing and Shoes Millers|ru65tore Nashville, Indiana Phone 105 • Prescriptions • Candies • School Supplies • fountain Service • Sundries t.vrve.,� i t y-,� ■ ,-� •■ ,m ;r� ..i,vi. . y- .•■� .- - •� . .k n THE GROOM SAID NO A Comedy in Three Acta Junior Class Play Mrs. Inez Cameron, Steve's mother--------------------------- Margaret Ramsey Patty Cameron, Steve's younger sister-------------------------------Ann Pryor Vlrgle Cameron, Steve's older sister-------------------------- Ratty Ratliff Steve Cameron, a returned war veteran-------------------------- T«r Lottner Vr. Will Ca-neron, Steve's father---------------—------------- Jame iioore Mrs. Sorenson, fifty, fat, and forceful— -----------—-------------Jane Torrence Willie William.i, Vlrgle's boyfriend------------------- —-----Junior Logsdon Mary Alice Smith, little girl next door—----------------------— Helen Jarboe Clara Curtis, the girl Steve left behind------------------------------- Maxine Granam Lt. Shirley Anderson, attractive navy nurse— --------------------Carol Fleener Ed Smith, one of Clara's admirers------------------------------------James Joy The Cameron family is all of a ditherJJ Steve, their son, has just come home, after two years in the South Pacific. He has not returned, however, to the calm, quiet atmospher he had so often dreamed of. Instead, he finds himself at a loss to know how to handle his family who are too solicitous and domineering In try- ing to assist him In adjusting to civilian life. Directed by Mrs. Eelms, Junior Class Sponsor THE TIN HERO A Parce in Three Acts Senior Class Play Douglas Goodyear, a timid young man—-————---------------— Russell Ward Mrs. Blanche Goodyear, his mother— --------------- Georgians Kakavecos Grace Goodyear, his sister------------------------------ .Tune Arnold Virginia Ferguson, his fiancee--------------------- ----Mary McCoy Baxter Warner, president of Tne Hero's Club ------------Bill Hunter Mrs. Baxter lamer, his wife---------------------------- Helen Davis Bunny Wheeler, Grace's fiancee-------------------------- Sam Fritch Annette Coverdale, only female member of The Hero's Club —Esther Merriman Adelaide Young, a friend of Grace's————.— ---------------------------Edna Teague Victoria Esmond, a newspaper woman------—-—-------------—Susabel Bond Mile. Claudette Bordoni, a young French woman------------Mary Richards Spike Ryder, a champion swimmer------------------------ Arthur Adams Doug's mother makes mountains out of molehills, and when her son writes her from Paris, France, that he has saved a young lady fhom drowning, the mother immediately circulates the report that her son Is a hero and a champion swimmer. As a matter of fact, the son cannot swim a stroke, but when he returns to his home In America, he finds a hero's welcome awaiting him. He nas to live up to this reception by entering a swimming contest; otherwise, his mother'snfibbing will be exposed. Directed by Miss Chitwood, Senior Class Sponsor The right of free speech is precious, but no more so than the right not to listen to It if you don't want to. i • . i « 'I wonder what causes the flight of time? It is probably urged on by the spur of the moment . « hv w ■ ’ •� • • • wwn: a • « fit i • • Future Farmers of America Front Row leff to right— Charles HowKins, James Alilens, Riul Kelso, Dale Kelso, EuqeneTurner,Lenjil Ford,Alfred Gray,Alr.Hurt, advisor. Second row, left to riqht Alan Porter, Jone Pruitt, Elmer Voorheis, Basil Zimmerman, Kenneth Fleener,Ralph Collins (withdraw , John Richards, Jack Diggs. Honorary Atem- bers-FrankHill,AlelvinPtchandsyT?oscoeBaber, Lowell Oliver. Orchestra Front Row, left to riqht—Wilma Fleener, flnnPryor and Herman Adams. Afiddle Row, left to right—Virginia Fleener, CloraBdmcK,Edna.Teaque, Carol Fleener, and Lois Chitwood, Sponsor. Back Row, lett 1o riqht — CieneRirsleq and Betty Rat lift. Left-Carol WilKerson Kight- Susabel Bond Carol was elected the School Queen from Helmsburq Hiqh School to par- ticipate in the Queen contest among the girls from other county schools at the Brown County free Fair, Oct. Z 3 . Susabel was voted Form Bureau Queen of this county and repre- sented Brown County at the Ind- iana State Fair School. She was crowned at the Brown County Free Fair. WllmaFleener, (left) and Eva g Ki chords They were elected unanimous? |u by the student body.Their out-E fits are blue and white.reversibleF circular sKirts, with a choice of p blue or white sweaters for their | services. They each received a. sweater with two chevrons. Donalds Grocery Beanblossom.Ind. Groceries • Meats ; Feed Poultry • j GaS ‘Oil- Phone 7F30 8mriCmk (PotllMJ • MaKers of • Handmade •Pottery Nashville. W.. Bonnie's Leader Store •Dry Goods •Shoes •Notions Nflshville,Ind.-iwio2 BuilteHaniwAre ?Qinh v5toves KihirfefleatMartet 5ooU5idc of Square .n Bloomin tonjnd. Meats awuA, • • • Morgantowr Jnd. ThooeU TCoGersBros. Groceries • Meats Vegetables Nashville, Indr CoMPUMENTS of Johnson Cre«rtj Bloomington,Jnd. A-l Radio Shop Morgantown, IncL. j nd Team Basketball Team First row, left to riqht-Jerrqfiichards.Chorles Clephane.Euyene Proitt JacK McDonald, Jessie Brummet andl Pat Myers. Back row, left to riohT-r� r. Baber, coach; Herman Shaw, Dale Ketso, Jimmy Joy, Jim Moore, Kusse Ward and Jerry Torrence. Softball Team First row, left to right — Frankie Bunge,Pat Myers and Bill Hunter. Second row, left to riqht—Dickie Bond, Junior Loqsdon,Charles Clephane, Duke Ackerman .Eugene Turner and Jim Moore. Back row, left to riyht — ■Russell Vtord.Dav.d WalKer, Jack McDonald, Jere Lottner, Orval West, Arthur Sonders, Jessie Brummet! and Eugene Pruitt. -- t — •; V’‘A’---- -‘ 'V-I SCHEDULE November November December January January January 4 Helmeburg Morgantown VE 27 THEY 12 There 7 Helmeburg 61 37 There 14 Helmeburg —Naehvllle 62 25 Here 21 Helmeburg Smlthvllle 40 25 Here 5 Helmeburg—— 31 30 There 10 Helmeburg —Van Buren 59 45 There 13 Helmeburg Falrvlew 54 23 Here 19 Helmeburg 44 30 Here 7 Helmeburg Trafalger 33 48 There 8 Helmeburg Smlthvllle 43 27 There 16 Helmeburg —Unlonvllle 44 31 Here WABA3H VALLEY PRELIMINARY AT ELLETTSVILLE January 23 Helmeburg -Smlthvllle 52 33 January 24 Helmeburg -Ellettevllle 30 26 January 25 Helmeuurg -3tlneevllle 42 34 January 20 Helmeburg -Williams 55 38 Here VAEA3H VALLEY FINAL AT TERRE HAUTE January 30 Helmeburg- 31 43 February 6 Helmeburg- Alumni 48 32 February 13 Helmeburg- Van Buren 51 49 February 20 Helmeburg- Clifford February 26- ■27-28 Sectional Tournament SOFT BALL SCHEDULE Helmeburg Helmeburg Helmeburg Helmeburg Helmeburg Here Here There 10 Morgantown 8 Here 14 Unlonvllle 11 Here 7 Unlonvllle 11 There 28 Naehvllle 8 There 6 Morgantown 10 There Bill Hunter Rueeel Ward Eugene Turner 3am Frltch BASKETBALL AWARDS Senior eweater with 3 Senior eweater with 3 etrlpea and 2 etare stripes,,Manager Senior sweater with 2 etrlpee Senior Sweater with 2 etrlpee earned before entering eervlce. Star Store Nashville, Ind. Groceries v Meats WJutaCloMof ' Guy Fleeners Grocery Groceries Meats Clothinq IceCream Veqetables Fresh fruits Gas Oil Trevlac.Ind. The Gables Cafe Nashville, Indiana Preston Lee Crabtree 0 (Uk fn St. at ti Brown County Trading Post Nashville.Ind Thone 9-8 Paul Patts Standard Service Station Morgantown, IndL Thone 60 Eighth G-rd.de Seventh Grddz. Sixth Grade Fifth Grade OM± f Hp 9UQ - -SZpWQ GRADE SCHOOL GRADE EIGHT M D . BACK ROW: Ellly Keaton, Lloyd Sisson, Sidney Ellis, Melvin Warford, BUI Reed, Victor Rund, Kenneth Turner, Donald Hayworth, Claude Schoreder, Clinton Childs, Robert McGuire • _ _ . - . SECOND ROW: Mr. Baber, Josephine Higgins, Patricia Tatum, Jessie Ann Graham, Marilynn Zimmerman, Nancy Walker, Phyllis Wrlghtsman, Jennie Dean Turner, Vinnle Fox, Louise Judkins, Helen Craig, Mr. Hurt _ FIRST ROW: James Roberts, Donald Clendenen, James Green, Earllne Penry, Mary Lou Richards, Mary Zimmerman, Delores Emberton, Juanita Stinson, Nancy Winter, Mary Jane Elston, Billy Gene Tutterrow, Daniel Fox, Donald Gregory GR ® DE SEVEN BACK ROW: Philip Bunge, Veda Dallas, Patty George, Beverly Welsh, Thelma Porter, Charlotte Clephane, Barbara Hayworth, Virginia Mann, Carole Simmons, Marilynn Snider, Martha Allison, Leo Paul Clephane . . THIRD ROW: Richard Abel, Teddy Hunter, Amos Lawson, Vinton Flether, Carl Leglns, Melvin Call, Gilbert Robertson, Bob Gray, Jerry Weller, Don Cope, Floyd McCoy SECOND ROW: Patricia TeAgue, Marietta Myers, Jo Ann Sawyers, Luclle Guyla smith, Cherle Bell, Donna Smith, Alta Mae Higgins, Mary Ann Vice, Faye Schrougham, Mrs. FIRS ROW Wayne Carlisle, Lawrence McCoy, Billy Weber, Earl Richart Max Schroug- ham, Joseph Slater GRADE SIX _ . _ _ q , BACK ROW: Harold Carlisle, Roy Smith, Dallas Land, James Arnold, Allen Schroug- ham, Robert Spillman, Verlie Pruitt, John Fox, Chester Smith, Lee Perclfield, Roger Daley, Robert Flood, Clarence Bummett v v _ SECOND ROW: J. Leonard Glenn, Lena Logsdoh, Phyllis Tutterrow, Yvonne Yoder, Margaret Joy, Jacqueline Inclenrock, Phyllis Sisson, Evelyn Herring, Gertrude Reed, Shirley Colllhe, Mary Rogers, Margaret Kelso , _ _ FIRST ROW: Duane Clendenen, Lester Smith, Elmer Richards, La Donna Long, Norma Rice, Audrey Porter, Lois Porter, Frances Beals, Shirley Robinson, Diana Richard- son, Melrln Poling, Oerald Carlisle, Myron Karree GRADE FIVE EACK ROW: Freddie Coffey, Robert Adams, Larry Graphman, Nellie Reed, Anna Nari- man, Earllne Graphman, Alice Sperling, Jessie Sperling, Elisabeth hows, Billy Bond, Harold Scrougham, Raymond Abbott 3EC0ND ROW: Marvin Pruitt, Dona Green, Mary Jackson, Rosalind Absl, Fay Rlchardq Mary Butler, Janet Richards, Alice Robertson, Mary Mann, Virgin Sisson, Edith FIRST ROW? Franklin Merrlman, James Bay, Joe Carlisle, James Rice, lt r son, Farrell George, Charles Porter, Larry Frownfalter, Jerry Frownfalter, Philip Taylor Gerald Scrougham, James Murphy, Travis Siloox, Leo Arthur Howe, Roy Vest, Charles Robertson, GRADE FOUR 4 THREE BACK ROW: Ronald McKinney, Scrougham, Frank Hehl, Freddie Fox, THIr! ROW? Nancy Pruitt, Ruth Weddle, Patty Slater, Ruby Fowler, Frieda Schroe- der, Marilyn Ward, Marljane Yoder, Mary Smock, Evelyne Green, Rosetta Inclenrock, SECOND ROW? Lee Ollver, Andrew Rawson, Richard Spillman, Larry Sllcox, Teddy Clephane, Stanley Haarer, Gene Capbell, Lester Sisson, Larry Gregory, Ernest Robinson, Albert Hunter _ „ , M B ... FIRST ROW: Mary Hehl, Karen Maentr, Wilma Clendenen, Sandra Murphy, Patricia Rice, Jesselyn Carlisle, Frances Rutter, Judith Clendenen, Ramona Cowan,Carrol Fox, Mrs. Oliver GRADE SECOND 4 FIRST BACK ROW: Jerry Rice, Carl Clephane, Robert Sooy, Douglae Barnes, Errol Gunkel, Earl Bay, Walter Abbott, Jimmy Smock, Harry Sisson, Keith Lehman, Charles Hamb- lin, Charles Givane, Ronnie Haarer, Paul Spillman _ SECOND ROW: John Moore, Iris Fox,Dixie Stinson, Esther Kelso, Janet Tracy, Jen- nie Logsdon, Judy Stinson. Roxle Abbott, Carolyn Gregory, Helen Sisson, Mary Har- den, Margaret Howe, Mary Howe, Connie Beatty, Mrs. Fleener FIRST ROW: David Yoder, David Murphy, Elmsalee Fowler, Paul Sllcox, Wendell Hamb- lin, Jerald Clephane, Ray Beaver, Tommie Piercy, Morris Abbott, Arnold Carlisle, Richard Scrougham Hi-Speed Recap Co. Bloominqton, Ind. 311 S. Madison Q m. U Nashville, Ind. Sandwiches-Candy-Dr inKs • oft Dr. Jorm F Nevitt.Dentist, Morgantown,Ind. — —'-Goto Zodu’s MarKet Place Nashville.Ind. Phone 10 l JohnAfolfeij, Brown Countij Dectnc Shop Nashville.Ind. — Nashville flndiam of ferstbe unusual in a wide assortment ot gifts • • • • Jewel rg .Stationery Cords, Handweaving, Copper and Brass Ob- jects, Lamps flrifaoes, — other interesting items • - • Keith Taggart FillingStation Nashville, Ind. Compliments of 5prii Troductsjnc BI oomington, Indiana Walter's Furire Cooipflnij Bloomington, Bloomington, Ini. (oj Heads Garage M(kfm Heimsbumtlardware • Mr Wrecter Service •Auto Welding 5tore HelmsLunj, In JL. Morgan (own, Ind.. 1 OUR BUS HRIVER3 SACK ROW: Sob Rlchsrda, Roy Abshlre, Deawre Eft men, Fftul Robertson FRONT ROW: Martin Provn, Olenn Roseoe, Jesse riaoerxan, Walter Way dot, Leo Rlchorda lte Lottrer, : r. orle Myers, Pearl Ward ------------------ -------- H63SSS2S2CS. Ivy Logsdon, resident of Trev- lec, is a veteran of Vorld • °r J. During the Att rbury be ■'a, be vps employed as nn automobile mechanic there. e is fifty- one years of '‘ge, is married, and has seven children. This is his first year as Janitor at H.H.3. Mrs. Jean Orrell vo« elected nevly orgnsixed P.T.4. Her term ran from spring of 4'7 to Larch of 49. She served c ably dur- ing the first trying year of the or nnl rati or.- h r. the school cefeteriQ ve« successfully es- tablished. ’ « • • i � � i • . � • • V' ? ; '?' .: September 5—Softball game with Unlonvllle 12—Softball game with Morgantown 19—Softball game with Unlonvllle 24— Softball game with Nashville 25— Program by Juniors October 3—Sophomore program 6—High school and Junior high played softball with Morgantown 9— Convocation by Rev. Royer 10—Initiation day for Freshman 14—Program by Freshman class (9A) 15__Biology class took a field trip and had a welner roast. 16—High school boys helped saved the furniture of Mr. Barnes house when It burned. 16—The senior class entertained the P.T.A. with a program 22—Program by Freshman class (9B) 27__Navy Day program—Guest speaker was Mr. Melvin Richards 31—Convocation by Rev. Haarer and a quartet November 4__First ball game of the season with Morgantown 6— Junior Claes Play (THE QROOM SAID NO) 7— Ball game with Unlonvllle 7—F.F.A. boys went to Martinsville 10— Program by the seventh grade 11— Senior Year book pictures were taken 13— Convocation by Rev. Royer 14— Ball game with Smithvllle 21—Ball game with Nashville 25— Convocation by Rev. Gray 26— Thanksgiving program by grade school December 4— Seniors took field trip to Bloomington 5— Basketball game with Nashville 10— Basketball game with Van Buren at Freetown 13— Basketball game with Falrvlew here 18— Evening Christmas program for P.T.A. 19— Christmas program T9—Basketball game with Morgantown here January 7—Grade school played basketball with Unlonvllle 9— Basketball game with Smithvllle 9—Game with Trafalgar. First defeat for Helmsburg 14__Watched first team play second to see new score board work 15- -3peaker from Purdue, Nelson Parkerhurst 16— Basketball game with Unlonvllle 27__Home Economics, Agriculture, and Chemistry classes went to India napolis on a field trip 28—March of dimes parade In the Gym. 28—Basketball game with Williams 30—Basketball game with Attica at Terre Haute 30—School was dismissed all day CALENDAR (Continued! February 6—Basketball game with Alumni 11—Convocation by Rev. Chafln 13—Basketball game with Van Buren 18—Helmsburg played Solsburry 20—Basketball game with Clifford at Taylorsville gym 25,26,27,28----Basketball Sectional at Franklin March 26—Senior Class Play—(THE TIN HERO) April ----Junior-Senior Banquet 11—Baccalaureate (2:50) 16—Commencement (8:00) 16— School dismissed THE END BACCALAUREATE Our Baccalaureate Services will be held April 11, Sunday Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the Helmsburg gymnasium. (Speaker) Charles B. Cox, paster of First Church of the Nazarene In Indianapolis will be the speaker. Our caps and gowns were blue and white collars and white tassels and yellow tea roses. n mj Hotel Chitwoods Lincoln Grocery Gas Oil • Bloominqton.M m 212 N. Morton 51 Phone f 80S Unionville.lnd U.S. Mo Supply 3- and Walnul 5t5. IrvinWhitaKer CJimk Bloomington, Ind. 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