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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1951 volume:

DEDICATION To the youth of tomorrow and to the brothers, fathers and sweethearts of Helmsburg High who have given their lives that we might have a happier and more peaceful world in which to live, we the Seniors of 1951 dedicate this issue of TIGER ECHOES . (L. To R.) Seated: Marilyn Tutterrow, Dolores Clephane, Phyllis Beals, Margaret Brown, Margilyne Tutterrow, Mary Ann Long, Eva Voorheis, John Richards, Freida Fleener, Marylin Logsdon. Standing at typewriters: Darlene Daffin and June Ratliff. Standing: Mrs. Heins, Doris Albright, Paul Kelso, Jone Pruitt, Raymond Stratton, Allen Porter, Sue Miller, Basil Zimmerman, Lueallin Smith, Charles Hawkins,Virginia Fleener,Pattie Waltman, Catherine Kakavecos. The inset: Jessie Ann Graham. ANNUAL STAFF The Staff members are: Advisor---------------- Editor-in-chief ------ Assistant editor ----- Business manager -—— Advertising managers — Sports editor -------- Calendar feature ----— Cartoonist ----------- Class History -------— Typist —-------------- Poems----------------— Senior Characteristics Jokes----------------- Class Wills —-—------- Circulation ---------- Junior Staff member -- — ------------ Mrs. Wilson Helms — -------- —---Doris Albright ----------- — Margilyne Tutterrow -------—----------— Lueallin Smith ----- Paul Kelso, Basil 7imnerman --------------------- Jone Pruitt ------ ——------Phyllis Ann Beals --------------- Pattie Ann Waltman — Virginia Fleener, Eva Voorheis — ------ Chairman-Doris Albright Dolores Clephane, Darlene Daffin — Charles Hawkins, John Richards — Marylin Logsdon, Mary Ann Long Sue Miller -----—------- Catherine Kakavecos Margaret Brown, Marilyn Tutterrow ----- Frieda Fleener, Allen Porter June Ratliff, Raymond Stratton — ----------- Jessie Ann Graham Aletha Chitwood Frances Zupancic JAMES MILFES MARGILYNE TUTTERROW SOB MILLER ELMER VOORHEIS JOKE PRUITT PHYLLIS AHN BEALS BASIL ZIMMERMAN jack diggs Margaret drown ■Ml MAXINE BARBER KENNETH CLENDEKEK JOHN JARACHOVICH DOLORES CLEPHANE CHARLES HAWKINS VIRGINIA FLEENER DONALD SAWYER EVA VOORHEIS ROBERT ROBINSCN WANDA McCOY CLIVE CLAY SILAS MESSER PHYLLIS PERCIFIELD PERN TUTTiRROW HOWARD HUGHES CPAL GATEWOOD ELMER STRODE General Building Contractor — Real Estate Broker R. 3. MORGANTOWN, INDIANA Seniors True Blues Through all our years of High School The senior year was the best; And to understand just what I mean You’ll have to read the rest Doris and Margie were our brainy gals, And I don't have to tell you that Maxine and Olive were bosom pals. Phyllis Ann was our dark curly headed kid. We could say the same for Pattie Ann, except. Boy! could she blow her lid! Margaret was known as our cute Baby Face, But you can bet your life Dolores and Darlene ran her a race. When we missed John C. and Charles H„ Just as sure as fate, We’d find them at the pool room instead of keeping their date. Clendenen, Diggs, Kelso, Sawyer, Myers, Robinson and Teague are the names of fame; Because when basketball season rolled around, they were always in the game. Without their Student Manager, they couldn’t have been so hot, For our boy Jim Mllnes was always on the spot. Our guitar and accord!an players that we all did enjoy; We thought they were the greatest, Elmer Dee and Wanda McCoy. As you well remember, Marylln, Mary Ann and Virginia were behind the eight ball; They always got called down by Mr. Oliver in 6th period study hall. Basil was our president who did his job so well; Lueallin, Jone and Catherine as officers, were also swell. Fern, Opal and Phyllis P. were always quiet, they never had much to say; Frieda and June were right the opposite, and so was Eva Mae. Marilyn Tutterrow was like her sister, she always made her tests. And our gal “Susie” always giggled, but she was one of the best. Allen, Raymond and Johnny R. were softball players right from the start. And we had a hard time keeping Wayne and Silas apart. When it came to telling jokes, Howard was full of them, And John J., our boy from Poland, how proud we were to welcome him. We’ve had heartaches and pleasures, but a good light has been won— OUR WONDERFUL CLASS OF ’51”. —By Marylln Logsdon. SENIOR Doris Ann Albright Nickname ............... Usually found •••••••••. Favorite song .......• • Ambition .............. Imagine her ........... Never.................. CHARACTERISTICS •••••••••••• Dorie ••••• In Typing Room • • Beyond The Sunset To be a stenographer • •.••••• Making noise Works Maxine Barber Nickname ............• •................................... Max” Usually found .......................................Talking to John Favorite song ...................................... Whispering Hope Ambition...............................•••••••••• Airline Stewardess Imagine her................................ With long fingernails Never ................................................. With Olive Phyllis Ann Beals Nickname ..................................................... Phil Usually found ........................................... With Art Favorite song ....................................... Harbor Lights Ambition............••••••...................... Professional Skater Imagine her.................................... Getting into trouble Never............................................ In Mrs. Helms room Margaret Belle Brown Nickname •••••............................................. Jo Usually found ••••••............•••••••••••••• Laughing at something Favorite song........................... • ••••..... It Is No Secret Ambition........................................... Beauty Operator Imagine her .................••••• Being 5 ft. and weighing 100 lbs. Never .......................................... Yells at ballgames John William Carr Nickname ......................•••••••......•••••••••••••• Johnnie Usually found Morgantown Pool Room Favorite song............................. ••••••• Sunrise Serenade Ambition ••••••......••••••.......To be the richest man in the world Imagine him ••••................................ Without Pattle Ann Never Laughs or says Babe Olive June Clayn Nickname ........ Usually found •• Favorite song •• Ambition......... Imagine her ••• • Never •••••••••• ............. Sis ...... With Maxine •• It Is No Secret To be able to cook Cutting up Gets mad Kenneth Gene Clendenen Nickname .......................... •••••................. Kenny Usually found......................... • ••••......... Skating Rink Favorite song ........................................ Wedding Vows Ambition ................................••••••••• To be a Jet Pilot Imagine him .............................................. Studylng Never ........•••••.................................. Skips school Delores Irene Clephane Nickname .......................... ••••••••............. Freckles Usually found ••••...................... With Margaret and Darlene Favorite song.........•••••••........Stars are the Windows of Heaven Ambition ........................... ••••••••••••••••• Find a man Imagine her...............•••••••............. •••• With no freckles Never .............................. Gets called down by Mr. Oliver L _____jg Fanny Darlene Daffln 71____ —— , Nickname ........................... ... Daffy Usually found .................................................... Senior room Favorite song ............................................ Harbor Lights Ambition «••••••••••••••••••••••••• Get out of all the work she can Imagine her............................................... Being fat Never ...................... ••••••••••................... Pops gum Jack William Diggs Nickname ........................................... Connie Vic Hsu ally found................................................ in the gym Favorite song .......................................... Missouri Walts Ambition ........................................................... Hell Driver Imagine him ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Without a crew hair cut Never • ••••......•••••••••••••••.................••••••••••••••• Argues Frieda Carrol Fleener Nickname .................................................. Freede Usually found •••••••.................................. •••••••• Skating Favorite song ••••••.................. You ve Got Bata in your Belfrey Ambition.To be captain of Fleener a and Ratliff a Roller Derby Team Imagine her......................................Without June and Kate Never.................................................Goes with boya 1 Virginia Ruth Fleener Rickname ............................................ Ginny Lou Uaually found................................................. Peoga Favorite song...............................We Just Couldn� t Say Goodby Ambition............................................... Race Driver Imagine her..................................Not reading Shakespeare Never........................................• ••,...........Runs around al Marie Gatewood clcname ................................................. Ople TTsually found............................................... At hone Favorite song When I Take My Vacation Ambition ..................................................... Nurse Imagine her............................................... Cutting up Never.............................................................Studies Charles Mu man Hawklna nickname ................................................ Snuffy Usually found •••••••••••••.............................. Pool room Favorite song ............................................Mule Train Ambition •••••••••••••..................•••••• Vocational instructor Imagine him ................................. Staying out of trouble Never .........••••••••••................. ••••••••••• Square dances Howard Oral Hughes Nickname ................................................. Ring Eye Usually found ...........•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.......... Hunting Favorite song ........................ A Pedal from a Beautiful Bouquet Ambition..............................••••••••• To go back up North Imagine him ...............................Not being in the library Never.................................................Talks to La Donna John Luckye Jarachovlch Nickname ........................ •••••••••.................... jan Uaually found........••••••••••••............••••• Talking to Maxine Favorite song .................................................My Bonnie Ambition................••••••••••••.............. To go to Hollywood Imagine him .................................... Singing Mule Train Never.................................................. Talks to girls Mary Ann: Where do all bugs go to in the winter? Virginia: Search me. « Mary Ann: No, thanks. Just wanted to know. Catharine Jane Kakavecoa i; _ Nickname ...................................... ••••••••••• Kate Usually found ...................... Talking her way out of trouble Favorite aong ....... If I� d Knew You Were Cornin' I'd Cut My Throat Ambition .........• •....................... To raise little Ducks Imagine her................................................ Being mad Never.......•••••••...................... ................. Olgglea Paul Eugene Kelso Nickname ......... Usually found ... Pavorlte song ... Ambition •........ Imagine him........ Never •••••� ••••• •••••••••••••••••• Little Abner .................. Dear hunting Slide Them Jugs Down The Mountain ............... To run a Still • •• Short and fat with blond hair ......... Makes eyes at the girls 1� nr,Un Merle Logs don Nickname ................................. ................. Tiny Usually found With Mary Ann and Virginia Favorite song ............................................ I'm Bashful Ambition.........•.............................. To have an ambition Imagine her.......................... Keeping still for one second .................................................... With Prank Marv Ann Long Nickname ........................................ ...... Pot Usually found ............................................. With Dean Pavorlte song ...................................... String of Pearls Ambition.......................................... To graduate Imagine her ....................................Not being yell leader Kevar.......................................... Stays out late Wanda Lucille McCoy Nickname ........... Usually found ...... Favorite song ...... Ambition ........... Imagine her ........ Never ••••••••••••• Wayne Merrim an Nickname ............................................... Tom Usually found ...................................... Rabbit hunting Pavorlte song ......................................... I'm Moving On Ambition ........................................ President of U. S. Imagine him .................................. Not arguing politics ................................................... With John .................... Red ..... Some place with Joe •................. Always ......... To be a W.A.V.E. Coming to school every day .............. Goes steady Silas Messer Nickname .................................................. si Usually found .................................. Fighting with Wayne Favorite song .............................. Thirty Pieces of Sliver Ambition ••••....................................Tool and die maker Imagine him.....................................Without his glasses Never ......................................................... Reads Vera Sue Miller Nickname ................................................ Susie Usually found ••••..................................... With Tat Pavorlte song Just Por Me Ambition ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••........•••••• To be a lawyer Imagine her .......................... Without Marilyn Jo and Pattie Never .......••••••••................................. Cuts her hair Jy16� Allan «lines Nickname .......... Usually found •••• Favorite song .... Ambition ......... Imagine him Never ..... Iggie In the ditch ••••••..... Daddy s Little Bov Hot Rod Racer In i U CHIVIE ..............• ••• Going steady ..... Gets in trouble in class David Vermont Myers Nickname ........... Usually found ....... Favorite song • •••• Ambition........... Imagine him ••••••• Never .............. •.......................... Tat” ....... In the senior room with Sue Hot Dog 11 That a Where My Money Goes .................• •••• Retired banker ••••••••.............. Being 6 foot .........................•••••• Loafs Phyllis Ann Perclfleld Nickname .............. Usually found ......... Favorite song ......... Ambition ........• •••• Imagine her .......... Never ................. ...................... Til With Olive, Fern and Maxine Won't It Be Wonderful There ••• Work in an orphans home •••••• Getting into trouble . .............. Keeps quiet William Allen Porter Nickname ................................................. Bill Usually found ••••••••............... •••••••••••........ With Jone Favorite song ....................................You Are My Sunshine Ambition •••••••............................To make straight A's once Imagine him ................................... Making noise Never................................................ In a hurry Jone Pruitt Nickname ....................•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.......None Usually found.................... •••••••••••...........Senior room favorite song ............ If You've Got the Money, I've Got the time Ambition................•••••••............... To get out of school Imagine him................................. ••••••• Not being sick Never .................................... • •••• Goes to Columbus Margaret June Ratliff N ictcnarae..............•••••••••••••••••.................. June Usually found.•.With Kate and Frieda talking her way out of trouble Favorite song .............................................. Goofus Ambition .....Captain of Ratliff's and Fleener's Roller Derby Team Imagine her...................................... On the honor roll Never................................................ At Whlteland John Winfield Richards Nickname ................................................ Bud Usually found..................................... Anywhere but home Favorite song............... You Blacked My Blue Eyes Once to Often Ambition............................................. Male War Bride Imagine him........................................... Tall and Slim Never ..................... •••••......••••••••••••••••• Tells jokes Robert Eugene Robinson Nickname ........... Usually found..... Favorite song ...... Ambition ........... Imagine him....... (jgStr N vop............. % ............ Bobbie ... Talking to Diane •••• Love Sick Blues To be a good husband Getting Bookkeeping •••• Sleeps in class SStTj Donald Lea Sawyer Niokname .................................................. Don sually found Loafing . avorita song ....................................... I'm Moving On Ambition ................................. To take out all the women Imagine him • ••••.....•...................Getting to class on time Never • •••.......... ....................• ••• Gets into mischief Lueallln Ruth Smith Nickname .................................................... Smitty Usually found ........................................ Hoeing mellons Favorite song ......................................... Remember Me Ambition............•••••••................. To live a lifetime Imagine her ......................................... Without Jessie Never................................... • • Takes things seriously Raymond Edward Stratton Nickname .................................................. Ic.bod Usually found North Illinois Street Favorite song ....................................... Golden Rocket Ambition Ship Captain Imagine him .................................. With Jo Ann Buttner Never Gets mad Donald Dale Teague Nickname ................................ ••••••••.......... Bud Usually found ............................................. Penry's Favorite song ................................Give in Baby, Give in Ambition..................................... To have a good time Imagine him Where he's suppose to be ................................................... Has dates Gloria Fern Tutterrow Nickname ................................................. Fernie Usually found ......................................... Senior room Pavorite song ................................... Room Pull of Roses Ambition •••••••.................... •••••• To run a grocery store Imagine her Having dates Never .......•••••••••••.••....................... With curly hair Margilyne Lou Tutterrow Nickname .................................................... Margie Usually found ...................... Grading papers for Mrs. Helms Favorite song.....................................Bushel and a Peck Ambition To be rich Imagine her......................................... Going with boys .............................................With Phyllis Ann Marilyn Sue Tutterrow Nickname .................................................. Susie Usually found.......................................... With Deris Favorite song ............................. 1 11 Sail my Ship Alone Ambition To run an orphanage Imagine her.............................................Not studying K ver............................ ••••••••••••• Goes to Morgantown Elmer Dee Voorheis Nickname ............................................... Tuge Usually found .................................Talking to some girl Favorite song.......................................... Hot Rod Race Ambition ........•••••••.........••••.....••••••••............ Farmer Imagine him ...................................... Without his guitar Never Laughs The Story of Our School Once uoon a time, a greet many years ago, the forefathers of the town of Helrasburg which Is situated In the county of Brovm, and state of Indiana, saw the great need of an institution of learning wherein their youthful orodigies could be taught the three R� s and some other things. The result was that the Helnsburr school was organized. It was very insignificant, of course, as compared with what it 18 today. That is not to be wondered at when one con- siders the difference in the quality of material with which the teachers had to work. It cannot dwell on the early history of this institution, however, more than to say that many of our fathers and mothers and uncles and aunts received their early education within its walls. It seemed to exist somehow or other during all those early years although not any more conspicuous or more famed than other schools of its kind in neighboring communities. It had merely a commonolace existence and that was all. But there later came into its life a wonderful event which has changed it completely and add- ed glory and honor to its name. This event of which I sneak happen- ed four years ago on a bright September morning when a band of greenhorns first made their appearance in the old building. To- day the snlendor and glory of this institution is fairly dazzling and bewildering. It is the history of these four wonderful years that we wish to relate and this I will endeavor to do step by step and year by year. It doesn't seem long ago since that time we were Freshmen, feeling quite grown up and important, under the supervision of Kiss Young and Mr. Oliver, our sponsors. Our first class officers were President: Kenneth Clendenen, Vice-nresident: Finer Dee Voorheis, Secretary: Lueallin Smith, Treasure: Mary Ann Long. There were fifty-seven enrolled as Freshmans, they were as follows: Herman Adame, Doris Albright, Rub; Arnold, Maxine Barber, ’’atty 3ames, Rosemary Bay, Phyllis Beals, Margaret Brown, Olive Clayn, Kenneth Clendenen, Dolores Cleohane, Ralph Collins, Darlene Daffin, Jack Diggs, Frieda Fleener, Kenneth Fleener, Virginia Fleener, Rnrbara Fox, Opal Gatewood, Alfred Gray, Charles Hawkins, Catherine Kaka- vecos, Paul Kelso, MArylin Logsdon, Mary Ann Long, ’ anda IlcCoy, Wayne Merriman, Sue Miller, James Milne3, David Kyers, °hyllis ?er- cifield, Allen °orter, Jone °rultt, June Ratliff, Kelly Reed, John Richards, Robert Robinson, Donald Roller, Kenneth Sanders, Donald Sawyer, Irene Smith, Harry Smith, Lueallin Smith, Barbara Shoaf, Marilyn Sue Tutterrow, Marpilyn Tutterrow, Fern Tu terrow, Eva Voorheis, Elmer Voorheis, °atty V altnan, Betty W'hite, rank Wilson, Basil Zimmerman. During the year we enjoyed a class party and a Biology trip. After an enjoyable vacation we returned to begin our Sophomore year with Mr. Oliver as soonaor. The officers elected this year were: President: Basil Zimmerman, Vice-President: Allen Porter, Secretary: Lueallin Smith, Treasure: Frieda Fleener. We had lost and gained members but still had a large class of fifty-three, Her- man Adams, Barbara Shoaf, Phyllis Beals and Marylin Logsdon had en- tered school elsewhere, Frank Wilson, Rosemary Bay, Winnie Tanker- sley who had quit were missed. James TriDp and Donald Roller left in the middle of the year. Rosemary Gipson, Shirley Craig and Fay- lene Durham were new members. Naomie Eakle entered but did not re- main with us long; as she soon moved away. Two enjoyable times to be remembered by all, were the class parties at the home of Mr. Oliver and the Brown County state Park. Our Junior year was full of activities. Between our magazine drive, choosing class rings, selling refreshments at noon hours and ballgames, and making plans for Junior-Senior Reception; there was never a dull moment. Irene Smith and Betty White had quit and got married. Ruby Arnold had entered school in Trafalgar, pattie Barnes had also left us to enter Franklin High School and Alfred Gray had moved to Reelsville the last semester. Phyllis Beals and Marylin Logsdon had returned to join us. Class officers were elected, they were: President: Basil Zimmerman, Vice-President: Jone °ruitt. Sec- retary: Catherine Kakavecos, Treasure: Lueallin Smith. After a few weeks of school Silas Messer and John Jarachovich entered. The olass now had forty-two members. At the close of school we gave a class play; He Couldn't Marry Five sponsored by Mr. Oliver. After summer vacation we returned with the realization that we were in our Senior Year and last year of school. The class officers we chose this year were: president: Basil Zimmerman, Vice-president Jon� Pruitt, secretary: Catherine Kakavecos, Treasure: Luesliin Smith, our sponsor was Mrs. Helms. Barbara Fox decided t .at marri- age was better than school. Rosemary Gipson ha entered sc ool at Morventown. Howpr Hugh s and John Carr were welcomed by ail. At the beginning of the sohool year we gav- a class olay; The Ghost House, sponsored by vrs. Burkhardt. we now have forty-four who plan to graduate, they are: Doris Albright, Maxine Baroer, Phyllis Beals, Margaret Brown, John Carr, Olive Clayn, Kenneth Clendenen, Dolores Clephane, Darlene Daffin, Jack Diggs, Frieda Fleener, Vir- ginia Fleener, Opal Gatewood, Charles HawKins, Howar Hughes, John Jarachovich, Catherine Kakavecos, aul Kelso, Marylin Logsdon, Mrry Ann Long, Wanda McCoy, Wayne verrlman, Silas Me3ser, sue Miller, James Mllnes, David Myers, Phyllis Percifieid, Allen Porter, Jone Pruitt, June Ratliff, John Richards, Robert Robinson, Donald saw- yer, Lueallin Smith, Raymond Stratton, Donald Teague, Fern futter- row, Mrrylin Tutt� rrow, Mergilyn Tutterrov, Eva Voorheis, Elmer Dee Voorheis, Patty Ann waltman, Basil Zimmerman. Kenneth Fleener who left us our Soohomore Yepr and joiner the service will also rradu- ate with us. I have told you of these four marvelous ye rs Just uast, but now comes the saddest pert of all. This brilliant class which has shed glory and honor end lustre upon the old school is about to pcss from its porwels and out into the wide, wide world. vlthout the influence of their presence what will become of the derr old institution? Alas and alack I I tremble to think of its future. An elderly gentleman was walking past a « drug store when, without warning, Wayne « dashed out, took a flying leap in the air « with his legs apart, and fell in a heap in « the gutter. Dear, dear, clucked the old man. Did you hurt yourself? « No, was the sharp reply, but I'd sure � like to get my hands on the guy who moved my bicycle. L. We, the members of said class, being of sane mind well stored with knowledge, do hereby decree and bestow our legacies in full and unconditionally, to wit and as follows: To our beloved teacher, Mrs. Verna Helms, we bequeath the mem- ory of our class brilliancy, our remarkable recitations, our indust- rious habits, our proper deportment, our sunny dispositions, our beauty and our wit. May this memory ever remain bright and be a comfort in lonely hours of the future. To the classes who have been associated with us we leuve our wonderful example as a modem class. May they imitate but never equal us. To next y«er's Senior Class we leave a large supply of Sym- pathy because its members will not be able to maintain our high standard of wit, wisdom, gush and gab. To the Sophomores we do hereby will our Coat Rack. Take good care of it, kids, and keep your coats off the floor. To the Freshmen we do hereby will our ability to graduate. Good luck kids. We, the Senior Class of 1951 do hereby will our ability to keep quiet to the oncoming Freshman Class. Don't let us down kids. We bequeath to Lecna Mae Oliver, Doris Albrightfs talent for talking without saying anything. I, Maxine Barber, do hereby will my long hair to Marylin Jo Snyder. I, Phyllis Ann Beals, do hereby will my good grades to Mari- lyn Zimmerman. Keep 'em up Marilyn. I, Margaret Brown, do hereby will my ability to get Algebra to the Freshman Class. My extra weight to Patty George and my luck to stay out of trouble to Rex Jones and Bill Reed. se it good kids. I, John Carr, do hereby will my intereat in Bean Blossom to no one. 5 ot even Rex Jones. I, Olive June Clayn, do hereby will my black hair to Carole Simmons. I, Kenneth Clendenen, do hereby will my ability to get my les- sons to Bill Reed. 'ou really don't have to work too hard. Bill. I, Delores Clephane, do hereby will ny ability to with Mr Oliver to Rex Jones Keep that front seat In assembly shiny, Rex get along the back I, Darlene Daffln, do hereby will my slender figure to Jo Ann Sawyer, and ray long finger nails to Wilma Shelton. Don't bite then too much, Wilma. I, Jack Diggs, do hereby will my height to Ronnie Chitwood. Make good use of It, Ronnie. I, Frieda Pleener, do hereby will ray good looks and slim fig- ure to my sister Betty; eat a Sundae every day, Betty. I'd hate to see you lose a pound of It and I also will my skating ability to Bobby Harris. Keep up the tradition Bob and don't ever fall. I, Virginia Pleener, do hereby will ray sllra figure to Patty Teague. Don't eat too much, Patty. I, Opal Oatewood, do hereby will my long brown, curly hair to Donna Smith. I, Charles Hawkins, do hereby will my P's In conduct to Joe Bunge. Do aim for a more superior Metamorphosis. I, Howard Hughes, do hereby will ray ability to get A's In conduct to my brother Roy. Make good use of It Roy. I, John Jarachovlch, do hereby will ray bicycle to Philip Bunge. Keep It In as good shape as I have, Joe. We, Cathrlne Kakavecos and June Ratliff, do hereby will our ability to understand Bookkeeping to Sidney Ray Ellis. (Be brave Sidney Ray). I, Paul Kelso, do hereby will my height to Larry and Jerry Frownfeller. Keep trying boys. I, Marylln Logsdon, do hereby will ray ability to drive a Jeep to Melvin Warford. Remember Mel: two hands for beginners. I, Mary Ann Long, do hereby will ray clothes rack to Earlene Penry. Take heed and keep them nice Earlene. I, Wanda McCoy, do hereby will ray slim figure to Helen Harvey and ray ability to go with the boys to Mary Jane Elston. Your're on the right track Mary Jane. I, Wayne Merriman, do hereby will ray ability to get along with Aletha Chitwood to Philip Bunge. Make better conduct grades than I did Phil. row, I, Silas Messer, do hereby will ray red hair to Billy Tutter- Don't you think red is prettier than black. Bill? I, Sue Miller, do hereby will my bottle of proxide to Jessie Ann Graham. Be sure and get It on good, Jessie. I, Iggie1 to Jim Green. Milnes, do hereby will ray ability as a good driver Watch for trees, and use the side-ditches wisely. Tat: I onoe dared a prizefighter to fight me. Sue: pened?w Tat: celver. How brave you are J What hap- I hung up the telephone re- I, David Myers, do hereby will ny interest in s certain blend to nobody, I, Phyllis Percifield, do hereby will my height to Catherine Ke p, my love for Mias Messer to Joanne rorld, and my big feet to Eva Jarachovich. Make good use of them girls. I, Allen Porter, do hereby will my good conduct grades to Rex Jones and Russell Scott. Abide by it boys, you'll need it. I, Jone Pruitt, do hereby will my Democratic party to Donald Campbell. Don't let the eagles get it, Don. I, John Richards, do hereby will and bequest my ability to diaect crawdads in Advance Science to Morylin Jo Snyder. I, Robert Robinson, do hereby will ny happy years at H. H. S. to Diana Richardson. Don't let it get the be.t of you, Diana. I, Donald Sawyer, do hereby will my ability to make my hair stand up to Bill Reed. Keep it standing, Bill. I, Lueallin Smith, do hereby will my good nature to Vivian Graham. Make good use of it Vivian. I, Raymond Stratton, do hereby will my ability to fool Mrs. Helms on the first day of rabbit hunting season, into giving me an excused absence slip, to some enthusiastic hunter. Keep up the tradition, hunters. I, Donald Teague, do hereby will my ability to werk hard on the athletic teams, to some under-classmen boys and my ability to slide through without studying, to seme poor freshman who hates to study. Get on the ball, boys. I, Fern Tutterrow, do hereby will my natural curly hair to Helen Harvey. Take good care of it Helen. I, Margilyne Tutterrow, will my good grades to the oncoming Senior boys. Keep 'em up boys. I, Marilyn Tutterrow, do hereby will ray good times at good cld H. H. S., to Shirley Montgomery. Keep up the spirit, Shirley. I, Elmer Voorheis, do hereby will ray Model A Ford and mustache to the oncoming Senior Class. Keep them in A-l condition as I have class. I, Eva Voorheis, do hereby will my good old times near Spears- ville to the next lucky girl. Hope you have better Iuck keeping him than I did. I, Pattle Ann rfaltman, being of sound mind and body (most of the time) do hereby will my ability to go steady with boys to Mary Ellen Mann, Just in case you need it. I used it with Johnny, honey. I, Basil Zimmerman, do hereby will ray ability to keep the F. P. A. going to Donald Campbell. Keep 'em working, Don. « Doris: Sorry I'm late. I'll be dr©3sod« «in a moment. « Johnny: No hurry now. I'll have to go« «home and shave again. � Whila taking an airplane trip we ran out of gaa and mad an emergency landing on a cloud To our auprise Nra Helms was there. She had been checking over her school records. Just as we landed she opened the cover on the 1950 Senior record book. As she read off each name we inquired about what they were doing now. This is what we found out; Doris is now secretary to the governor of Indians and quite satisified. She is typing at an average of 150 words per minute. The late Maxine Barber is now Mrs. John Jarachavic. She and her husband have just returned from a tour of Europe. Phyllis is now a very dutiful housewife for one of our former seniors. She seems to like being hrs. Art Sanders. Margaret is now head nurse on the fourth floor at Riley Hospital. All the student nurses think quite a lot of her. John is owner of the Carr Yatch Company at Cleveland, Ohio. He spends his winters in Florida on a yatch with his wife. Olive June is with Ringler Bros. Circus where she rides her bicycle on t ti ht rone 150 feet in the air without a net. Kenneth has returned to his home to live with his wile and family after winning the Mr. America Title. Delores has started a kindergarden at Midway. She has a large business around there. After ten years in the W. A. C. Dcrler.e has decided that married life would be best. She will soon be mrs. Allen Porter. Jack is owner of the Diggs Tire and Accessory business. Jack has done quite well for himself. Frieda is now skating instructress at Morgantown Roller Rink. She prefers male students as she is still single. Virginia who has been called to Hollywood has turned them down in hones she will soon hear Wedding Pells . Opal is the librarian at a local high school. She just about has every book memorized. She likes her Job very much. Charles Joined the Marines when he got out of school. He seems to think a marine can be like a sailor, with a girl in every port. Class, said Mrs. Helms sternly, « I want it so quiet in here that I can hear a pin drop I Por a moment, ail was still; then, « Raymond, in the back of the room whispered, Okay, let 'er drop I Howarc� is a gruat detective he has lust captured Public Enemy and is on the trail of Public Enemy 2. Howard s main station is at Gary, Indiana. John now married to Maxine Barber and has Just returned to the United States after a tour through Europe. Katty is taking Dale Evans place in Hollywood as Queen of the Cowgirls. All the cowboys run when they see her coming they re afraid one of her six shooters might go off. Paul is now the center on the Great Olympians and making over J4.0 points a game and still going up. In his spare time he makes moonshine. Marylin is now married to a wrestler and they have a daughter who is taking ballet lessons. They hope she will some day be a great ballet dancer. firs. Doan Welker the late yary Ann Long now has twin daughters 9nd is training them to be Helmsburgs future yell leaders. Mrs. Joe Norman uses her maiden name of Wanda McCoy on her Television show where she plays her accordion. Wayne is now Republican Canadate for governor of Indiana. The Democrats don't have a chance in this election. Silas has taken the place of Mutt in the Mutt V J ff comic strip. Mutt had an accident which took his life. Susie now fcrs. David Myers is the model wife and mother. She gave up her career as buyer at Ayers in favor of being a doctors wife. James is now a race car driver. He has Just won this years pUO mile race at Indianapolis. He says his mechanic keeps his car in tip top shape. Dr. David riyers has stayed close to home where doctors are needed. His hopes were to go to Chicago but marriage changod his mind. Phyllis P. is chief Sunday School teacher and choir leader at the Beanblossom Church. Allen has taken ovor Porter Studios at Indianapolis and still takes pictures at Helmsburg. Rev. Jone Pruitt after studying in one of the well known ceminaries is now preaching in three different churches every Sunday. Jvne is now captain of the Rattliff Rollsr Rink at Whiteland. Many of the pupils from Helmsburg visit her at her place of business. Senator President in John Richards from Helmsburg is now Washington D, C. He is planning his election. Pattis: Now that we're engaged, eart y°u give me a ring, won't you? Johnny: Certainly, dear! What's your number? visiting the campaign speech CLASS PROPHECY (cont.) Bobby's a pri e fig .ter who is coin- to retire after winning the world championship. He lives in Chicago with his wife. Donald S. is mechanic for the twice famous winner of the 500 mile race, James Milnes. Officials say that Donald is the most efficient mechanic around there. Mrs. Jese Brummet the former Lueallin Smith is living in Columbus. She is modeling at Paris Styles. Raymond is now captain of President Truman's yacht. He enjoys the fresh sea air very much. Fern is taking a course at a business college and is planning to open an abstract office in the near future. Margie Marilyn have a television show of their own these day8. They call it Tutterrows Twin Time”. Elmer is now in Kentucky as the main star on the Renfro Valley ga g placing is guitar and singing. Mrs. Doc White the former Eva Voorheis is happily married and living near Spearsvllle. Pattie Ann is married to a properous business man. She lives at the Great Lakes in the summer and spends her winters in Florida sketching bathing beauties. Basil is no|uNational President of the F. F. A. He soends his time on a farm near Martinsville. Helmsburg School Claud Schroeder, President Melvin Warford, Vice Pres. Jessie Graham, Secretary Donald Campbell, Treasurer Leslie Sanders Earline Penry Billy Tutterrow Sonny McGuire Marilynn Zimmerman Delores Emberton James Roberts Phyllis Wrlghtsman Lester Frye Sidney Ellis Rex Jones Mary Lou Richards Billy Keaton Juanita Stinson Betty Calvert Earl Richart, President Floyd McCoy, Vice Pres, Virginia Mann, Secretary Veda Dallas, Treasurer Patty Teague Jimmy Weller Marietta Myers Jerry Weller Janice Coffman Guy11a Smith Cherle Bell Patty George Shirley Brock Donna Smith Richard Abel Barbara Hayworth Philip Bunge (Jmrlotte Clephane JoAnn Sawyer Marilyn Snider Millie Gruel Faye Schroughman Patricia Harvey Carole Simmons Thelma Porter Clara Dailey Mary Moore Barbara Southern Helen Dailey Absent: Kenneth McClain James Porter Max Schroughmar Joseph Slater Duane Clendenen, President Yvonne Yoder, Vice President Ronald Chitwood, Secretary Clarence Brummett, Treasure Prances 3eals Bobby Spillman Phyllis Tutterrow Allen Schrougham Wilma Shelton Marion Richart Carol Lucas Shirley Collins Russell Cline Alice Manning Dudley Graphnan Jackie Inclenrock Diana Richardson Velvin Poling Jean Logsdon Lillard Long, Jr. La Donna Long roy Hughes Lee Percifield Martha Durham Lawrence Isley Rosalyn King Ray King Phyllis Sisson Margaret Kelso Ronald Anderson Margaret Joy (.rval White Lois Porter Elmer Richards Eugene Merriman Lester Smith Glen Henderson Richard Watson James Havley moved in. Kennet-m CLEtweneH Donald TfeAawt SCHEDULE HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURO HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURG HELMSBURO HELMSBURO 35 vs • MORGANTOWN ............. 3k H 55 vs. UN ION VILLE ........... 79 T 38 vs. ST INKS VILLE .......... 56 H L8 vs. NASHVILLE ..............L7 T k8 CLARK TWP................61 T 59 vs. PARAGON..................62 H ii.9 vs. TRAFALGAR ..............61 T 67 vs. SMITHVILLE ............. 77 H 32 vs. MORGANTOWN .............1 3 T 1 8 vs. STINESVILLE .............55 T kii vs. GOSPORT.................L6 H 56 vs. CENTER GROVE ......... 82 T 58 vs. UNIONVILLE ..............57 H 56 vs. NASHVILLE ...............kl H 30 vs. SOLSBSRRY................57 T 72 vs. VAN BURKN................SO H 63 vs. MT. AUBURN.............. 56 T 57 vs. CLEARSPRING ............ 3k T WABASH VALLEY PRELIMS. (at Spencer.) HELMSBURG.................1 9 vs. SPENCER 56 SECTIONALS (at Franklin.) HELMSBURG ...............1 8 vs. TRAFALGAR ...............1 7 HELMS3URG ...............1 5 vs. CENTER GROVE............ 52 Front Row: 2nd• Row: 3rd. Row: (L. To R.) Assistant manager Abel, Richards, Keaton, Chit- wood, D. Clendenen, Long, Manager Milnes. (L. To R.) Newcomb, Tutterrow, ‘Green, Warford, McCoy, Don Clendenen, Critser, Bunge, Ellis. (L. To R.) Brumnett, Spillman, Graphman, Schroughman, Wel- ler, McGuire, Scott. Front Row 2nd. Row 3rd. Row; (L. To R.) (L. To R.) (L. To R.) Carr, Hayworth, D. Clendenen, Myers, Mil- nes, Robinson, Porter, Chitwood, Brummett. Keaton, Jones, Schroughman, Green, Don Clendenen, Schrouder, Richards, Spillman. Scott. Mr. Barnes, Hawkins, Ellis, Graphman, Hughes, Stratton, Kelso, Diggs, Bunge, K. Clendenen, Sanders. L t I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...........................Basil Zimmerman Vice-President ............... Jone Pruitt Secretary ........... Catherine Kakavecos Treasurer Lueallln Smith CLASS MOTTO Honest effort brings success CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold JUNIOR PLAY CAST 1950 Seated: (left to right) Mary Ann Long, Marylin Logsdon, Sue Miller, Catherine Kakavecos. Standing: Jone Pruitt, Lueallin Smith, Margaret Brown, Virginia Fleener, John Richards, Phyllis Beals, Mr. Oliver, Director. He Couldn't Marry Five April 7 1950 Left to right: Lueallin Smith, Margaret Brown, Paul Kelso, Marylin Logsdon Virginia Fleener, Dolores Clephane, Darlene Daffin, Maxine 3arber, Olive Clayn, Howard Hughes, David Myers, Charles Hawkins, Jone Pruitt, Pattie Ann 7 altman, John Richards, and Mary Ann Long. THE GHOST HOUSE Senior Class Play October 20, 1950 William Harrison, heir of the old Southern mansion............. Jone Pruitt Gloria Wiloughby, Bill's sweetheart ........................... Pattie Waltman Henrietta Wiloughby, Gloria's mother ......................... Margaret Brown Ann Wiloughby, Gloria's younger sister...................... Marylin Logsdon Andrew Barnes, Ann's boyfriend .................................. Paul Kelso Patches, a young Negro boy ................................. Charles Hawkins Mother Blake, an excentric little old lady ................ Lueallin Smith Oliver Mellon, a prominent attorney ............................ John Richards Sandra Mellon, Oliver's wife ...................................Mary Ann Long Soleless Sam, a brilliant, strange tramp ...........••.«•••••• Howard Hughes Rebecca West, a lady of part Negro decent .................. Virginia Fleener Jean Roget, M.D., a handsome physician ......................... David Myers William Harrison, who has been going to college in the East, is the last of an old Southern family. He now comes South to take possession of his inheritance, a spooky old mansion around which many weird tales are wov- on. Williams's great-grandfather was a leader of the Vengers following the Civil War, and he incurred the enmity of an old Negro witch-woman, who placed a curse on the Harrisons for generations to come. Since that time several of the heirs have died mysterious deaths in the house. According to the superstition, a fiery red cross appears at night to warn a new heir of impending doom. William, however, scoffs at the superstitions, but he does believe the tales of buried jewels and silver, so he invites his sweetheart, her mother and sister over to help him search, but he doesn't intend to stay in the house overnight. Others to appear on the scene are Oliver Mellon, an attorney, and his wife; Andrew Barnes, an entomologist; Patches, a frightened young Negro boy; and Soleless Sam, a mysterious, educated tramp. To everyone's horror Patches becomes violently ill and is attended by a neighboring doctor, who promptly quarantines everyone in the house when he finds that Patches is down with a bad case of scar- let fever. Things start happening] 1st Row: (left to right) Donald Campbell, Reporter; Jone Pruitt Paul Kelso, Vice President; Charles Hawkins, Treasurer; Lloyd Sisson, Mr. Oliver, Advisor. 2nd Row: Allen Porter, President; Bill Keaton, John Richards, Sentinel; Basil Zimmerman, Secretary. PURDUE SPEECH CONFERENCE Seated: (left to right) Doris Albright, Lueallin Smith. Standing: John Richards, Mrs. Burkhardt, Sponsor; Howard Hughes. CALENDAR FEATURE September 15. 21. 27. 29. October • 2. 6. 10. 19. 20. 26. 30. January 1. A 30. Feoruary X. 22. 29. Junior Class Darty. Senior Class pictures were taken. Fire Drill, and P.T.A. meeting. Soohomore Party. Softball game with Van Buren. Vrs. Lory gave vaccinations. The softball boys went to Van Buren • Eleoted Yell Leaders. Sarior Class rrrty. Sunshine Society organized. Sunshine girls v ere initiated by the Clark Two. Sui.shine Society. Senior Class Play The Ghost House wps ffiven. Three Cheers 11 Teacnera Association. Mr. Arthur Kile3. rrave a movie lecture on rlcohol, and a test was given on the lecture, to the Senior class. Juniors selected their class rings. Helmsburg defeated Morgantown in the first oasketball game of the season. Helmsburr was defer ted by Unionville. Anxious moments, it w-s election day and all wanted the results. Hunting season opened. We wonder where Raymond Stratton is today. EH 11 Raymond? IftilUltfflrg was defected by Stinesville. Junior High defeated by Smithville there. Robert Robinson got his beauty rest in government class today. A gre t day 11 All the Seniors are present• Gobble I gobble I gobblet We're home for Thanks‘’■ivinr turkey. Paragon defeated Helmsburg in a thrilling over-time ?ame. The Seniors began selling advertisements for the annual. Semester exams began. A Christmas program was given in the gym under the direction of Mrs. Burkherdt, after which school was dismissed for Christmas vacation. Quite a few sleepy heeds at school today. Gosport defeated H.H.S. Wa'orsh Volley Prelim. H.H.S. deferted Nashville. We did not hove school. Sectionals at Franklin. Juniors and Seniors went to Indianapolis to visit the State House and the Central Hospital• Junior Class °lay. Baccalaureate service. Senior Commencement. School was dismissed. Junior-Senior reception. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT JUST IMAGINE Mr. Oliver .......... Without his Toni Mrs. Helms••.Not helping with the annual Mrs. Carver......••••• Not giving advice Mr. Barnes ..........Being unkind to the basketball boys Mrs. Burkhardt .........Tall and skinny Miss Young.......... Not losing her temper Miss Zupancic ...... Without her Junior Mrs. Chitwood ......... In a good humor Fourth Grade Third Grade. Six'tfy C-radc F iftA Crradz Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade GRADE SCHOOL GRADE ONE 1st row'. James Lontr, Richard Snider, Jesse Inclenrock, Donald Sooy, Cecil Smith, Jerry Sawyer, Rush Piersall, Harry Wainscott, Jimmie Turpin, David Snyder. 2nd row: Billie Jones, Kay Fox, Donna Mattingly, Marie Merriman, Sharon Prownfelter, Louise Hunter, James Teague, Edward LaGrave, Larry Kulp, Vicky Miller, Evangeline Ferguson, Nina Sue Durham, Phyllis Thompson. Coy Dunkin. 3rd row: Tessa Trusty, Josephine David, Dena Cleveland, Perd Brester, Larry Orrell, Thomas Eaton, Gary Snider, Donald Crane, Thelma Shaw, Jesse Marshall, Robert Sisson, James Strode. J th row: Joyce Hinsley, Faye Fox, Sharon Murphy, Mary Abbott, Marolyn Sisson, William Birdsong, Linda Messer, Joan Knose, Sherry Faust, Edith Bay, Robert Fowler, Donald Barnes, and Edith Deckard, Teacher GRADE TWO 1st row: Robert Cox, Robert Kirts, Steven Smith, Charles Beaver, Larry Biddle, Gereld Haarer, Buddy Edwards, Glen Auslen, Buddy Miller 2ndrow: Louise Magness, Marilyn Sawyer, Richard Poole, Norman Srummett, Carole Sawyer, David Weddle, Kathern Deckard, Carole Knose, Elmsalle Fowler, Sharon Jones. 3rd row: Donald Hardin, Fannie Kemp, Frank Slater, endell Bay, David Perifield, Carolyn Sisson, Ron Id Roberts, David Tutterrow, Larry Roberts, Tommy McGuire, Janice Houchins, Sandra Childs, Sarah Merriman, Carole Coffin, Carole Taylor, Norma Gregory, Nancy Campbell, Judith Schroug- ham, Sharon Calin er, Sue Graphraan, and Mrs. Pleener, leacher. GRADE THREE 1st row: Florence Collins, Melvin Gregory, Carlos Thompson, Jirmny Fleener, Bernard Boiler, Melba Peters, Carole McGuire, Phyllis Allender, Joyce Scrougham, Doris Dowell, Ruth Rodgers, Linda Porter. 2nd row: Maurire Abbott, Wayne Petro, Joe Sooy, Ray Beaver, Ramona Sabatier, Merritt Boiler, Frankie Poole, Kay Voorheis, Darlene Richards, Kathleen ord, James Brester, James Roberts. 3rd row: Margie Orrell, Harrv Sisson, Phillip David, Doris Emberton, Sue Messick, Billy Rutter, Layton Deckard, Bill Hinesley, Errol Gunkel, Franklin Marshall, Tony Rotino, Julia Fox, and Mrs. Young, Teacher. GRADE FOUR 1st row: Janet Deckard, Carlyon Montgomery, Norma Brunmett, Louise Dunkin, Shirley Miller, Jenny Dee Logsdon, Mary Hardin, Edward Thompson, Harold Osborn, Clarence Merriman 2nd row: David Spicer, Judy Chamerlin, Janet Tracy, Jerry Schrougham, aunita Peters, Judy Stinson, Catherine Coffman, Ronald Sawyer, Larry Crane, Mrs. Oliver. 3rd row: John Corter, Jerry Rice, Jerrel Clephane, Lester Fleener, Douglas Barnes, Richard Schrougham, Mary Jo Bun e, Louise Miller, Paul Ray Spillman, Harrison Sawyer, Grady Piersall, i th row: Robert Sooy, Johnny Miller, Ronald Richardson, John Yoder, Geneva Bain, Dixie Stinson,;� Connie Beatty, Benny Austin, John Allison, Billy Fields, Julia Edwards-. GRADE FIVE Kay Micholson, Mary Lou Long, Linda Ackerman, Carolyn Gregory, Karen Poling, Margaret Petro, David Critser, Eater Kelso, Linda Lou Peters,Frances Dailey, 2nd row: Thelma Allender, Ray Rodgers, Jerry Smith, Gene Campbell,Earl Bay, David Murphy, Rosanna Kemp, Ronald Haarer, Mr. Glenn. I th row: Joseph Rotino, Walter Abbott, Louise Graham, Joan Hughes, Helen Sisson, Lester Sisson, Donald Jones. GRADE SIX Rose Merriman, M rilyn Thompson, Carl Zook, Floyd Smith, Larry Sawyer, Eileen Sanders, Joyce Boiler, Stanley Haarer, Earnest Robinson, Albert Hunter, Donald Altop, Judy Clendenen. 2nd row: Marion Clephane, Billy Hutchinson, Bruce Fleener, Arnold Clinton, Georj;e Long, Hershel Bolter. Maxine Cox, Nellie Smith, Barbara Coffman, Dolores Ackerman, «Ic o Sanders, Helen Forney. 3rd row: Gerald Schrougham, Roy Houchin, Cathe.-iie Crane, Patty Slater, Grace Dillard, Vernie Messick, Mary Jame Rogers, Ramona Cowan, Audrey Myers, Melvin Richards, Cecilia Dunkin. l th row: Louise Skinner, A,IVin rnes, David Bell, Lennis Hichhart, Roy West, James Campbell, Jack Arnold, Frances Rutter, Patty McKee, Carol Fox, BettyKemp Karen Pedigo, and Mr. Fleener, Teacher. Eva Mae Voorhels Nickname ........ Usually found .. Favorite song . • Ambition ••••••• Imagine her • • • • Never .......... ........... Sister ........ Spearsvllle ...... My Happiness To buy her own home ... With short hair ..........Daydre aai Pattle Ann Waltman Nickname ......... Usually found .... Favorite song .... Ambition.......... Imagine her •••••• Never........ ............... Prise ......... With Johnny .............. Stardust .. Illustrator--Artist Staying out of trouble ...••••• Stops talking Basil Leon Zimmerman Nickname ........... Usually found •••••• Favorite song ....... Ambition ........... Imagine him ........ Never .............. ............................... Boso ..................... Talking to Mr. Oliver If You ve Got the Money, I've Got the Time ................ •••••••••••••••••• Fanner ........................ •••• Cutting up ....................... Talks about P.F.A. CLASS HILLS (continued) We, Marylin Logsdon, Mary Ann Long and Virginia FX.ener, will our Interest in men to any FISH who is SUCKER enough to stay away from them. In witness of these legaoies, freely bestowed. We, the Class of 1951 do set our hands on this, the twentieth day of April, in the year one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-one. Grade School (continued) 1st row: Ronald Pox, Lester Smith, Larry Gregory, Mike Jarachovic, Robert Wright, Richard Spillman, Lee Oliver, John Allison, Karen Masner, Ada Vaught, Sandra Murphy, Genevieve Allender, Janice Emberton,Joan Ratliff, Alice Tutterrow. 2nd row: Wanda Parsley, Juanita Poole, Catherine Smith, Evelyn Green, Janie Pruitt, Wilma Clendenen, Mary Bulter, Ruth Weddle, George Merriman, David Huff, Phillip Keaton, Prank Rawson, John Brester, Roscoe Vaught. 3rd row: Tom Allbright, Sylvester Barnes, Carmelita Sabatier, Frieda Schroeder, Marilyn ard, Rosemary White, Marijane Yoder, Shirley Pox, Rosetta Inclenrock, Zora Willis, Sonia Forney, Catherine Kemp, Eva Jarachovic, Phyllis Coulter. 4th row: Gene DeLong, Edward Voorheis, Ray Henderson, Kenneth Bunge, Gary Snider Leo Lauderdale, James Zook, Charles Thomas, Audrey Porter, Judith Abshire, VivianMcClain Betty Pleener, Patriria Piersall. 1st row: Irita Monroe, Virginia Sisson, Janet Richards, Mary Ellen Mann, Larry Prownfelter, Charles Porter, Jerry Frownfelter, John Cofflng. 2nd row:Bllly Bond, Robert Adams, Pearl Pelko, Jennylee Foley, Prenklin Merri- man, Billy Miller, Philip Taylor, Norita Jarboe, Farrell George, Leon Nor- thrup, 3rd row: Jewel Edwards, Mary Jackson, Faye fticharda, Anna Mae Hughes, Nancy Jarboe, Joan Arnold, Edith rass, Leona Oliver, Larry Graph- man, Robert Harris. 4th row: Freddie Coffey, Anna Merriman, Earline Gra- phman, Shirley Montgomery, Dona Green, Jo Ann Stratton, Jack Allender, Vivian Graham, Patricia Schrougham, Patty Zook, Rosalind Abel, George Barnes, Sponsor. 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Indiana FRANK’S SERVICE STATION FRANK EVAN8, Own WHITELAND MOBIL OAS AND OIL — TIRES BATTERIES Phone 2262 AAA Road Service PENNEY’S ART’S GREENHOUSE BLOOMINGTON HEADQUARTERS EOS TEEN AOERS Phont 711 Penney' We t Side of Square Tr dial gar, Indiana WHITE’S RESTAURANT LUNCH — SHORT ORDERS TRAFALGAR HARDWARE ALUS-CHALMERS and NEW IDEA MACHINERY I OOF BUILDINO COMPLETE LINK OP HARDWARE Trafalgar, Indiana Phone 312 Trafalgar, Indiana SEND YOUR FAMILY WASHING TO COMPLIMENTS OF FRED ROBERTSON ARTESIAN LAUNDRY TOUR LOCAL STANDARD DISTRIBUTOR Martinsville, Indiana Helir.sburg and Nashville Phone 775 60 East Pike Street i Ex. 136-F13 Compliments of FRITCHS GROCERY AMD STANDARD SERVICE Phone 140-F11 Trevlac. Indiana TREVLAC TRADING POST Magic Feeds, Coal, Seeds and Fertiliser Gas and Oil Paints and Hardware PINE BLUFF VIEW FARM Fancy Table Dressed CHICKENS FLEBNEK8 and WATTERS Trevlac. Indiana RAVE. HURT SILVER KINO TRACTORS LINCOLN ARC WELDERS Martinsville. Indiana JOHN R. FIGG, INC. WHOLESALE GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES PHONB 221� Bloomington. Indiana HENDRICKSON COMPANY 211 North Maid Stroet T«l«pbon« 330 Martinsville, Indiana OARS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS HIGH SPEED RECAP COMPANY Sll SOUTH MADISON Bloomington, Indiana Compliments of HARRY PEEK INS ON BROWN COUNTY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET Midway, Indiana .......... Good luck To Helmsburg High Students Jtuckyi Auto- Salel “You Must Be Satisfied” HRMSBURG, INDIANA SHELL PRODUCTS PAUL D. BOBERTSON, DUtributor GASOLINE - FUEL OIL fiOOD GOLDEN SHELL MOTOR OIL OUB FURNACE OIL IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE BEST ON THE MARKET TRY OUB OE AND GAS IN YOUR FARM TRACTORS LEAVE ORDERS AT EITHER EXCHANGE Phone 82-F14 Morgantown, Indiana IIIIttTllimtttlMIMtTTTT-T.......................... � � —y ♦♦♦«� ♦• McCOWAN’S FURNITURE GOOD FURNITURE NEED MOT BE EXPENSIVE 114 bit Jefferw� Street Phone 41 Franklin. Indiana Compliment of COLLIER’S CREAMERY Dstch Maid Dairy Product ” PHONE 4 5 Martinsville. Indiana IT'S SMART TO BR THRIFTY— oet rr at SWANK’S WHY PAY MORE? THE STORE THAT BROUGHT HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRICES TO FRANKLIN CONGRATULATIONS! H. L. ROST SON Quality Jeweler Since I ITS Keepeaka Diamond , Oran Watcfcea. Etc. Columbus. Indiana MAXWELL WATSON SON HARDWARE COMPANY WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE CONTRACTING - DECORATIONS THE STORE FREE ESTIMATES FOE QUALITY AND SERVICE” MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Martinsville, Indiana PHONE 97 Compliments of Compliments of MAIN STREET HOTEL MORGAN COURTY MX AND MSS W. H HAIG FARM BUREAU Martinsville. Indiana CO OPERATIVE ASS’N. INCORPORATED PHONE 14 0 - • ...................................................................................................... i : COMPLIMENTS OF ROESENER’S BROWN COUNTY ORCHARDS L NASHVILLE R. R. 1 INDIANA : r M� � � ♦� ♦♦� � MILLER'S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Compliments oi RIHMSsukn MARKET Morgantown, Indiana MORGANTOWN Harold Miller 1938 1951 GATE WAY CAFE IRVIN WHITAKER PHONE 11 8ANDWICHES «ad COLO DRINKS CHEVROLET SALES CHEVROLET SERVICE Dancing on Saturday light WELCOME Morgantown, Indiana J.C. HUGHES GENERAL MERCHANDISE Compliments oi BROWN COUNTY A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE ELECTRIC SHOP Morgantown R. R. 2 John (Red) Colley PHONE 131-flS SHOP—Phone 54-BS HOME—Phone 42-F50 HURDLE WHITAKER THE E.O. COLLINS STORE INSURANCE AGENCY JEWELRY and GIFTS Phone 63-R3 Franklin, Indiana Best Wish To HELMSBURG SCHOOLS MORGANTOWN COMMUNITY THEATRE K CONGRATULATIONS, CUSS OF '5 COOPER MOTOR SALES, Inc. OLDSMOBILE ROCKET ENGINE HYDRA-MATIC DRIVE FRANKLIN. INDIANA PHONE 771 GRAY WOOLEN FLOWER GARDENS COMPLIMENTS OF Chrysanthemum in Fall Evergreen and Perennials SOUTHERN SPORTING GOODS STORE A p7. YtJ]H{ 'M Btoomington, Indiana TT 't 113 KA8T KIRKWOOD Road 135 Near Morgan County Line TOVEYS X FRIENDLY PUCE WHERE FRIENDS MEET BLOOMINGTON'S BEST LIKED OLD HICKORY SHOE STORE TAVERN i Southeast Comer of Square ■ Nashville, Indiana TYPEWRITERS — DUPLICATORS SALKS - SERVICE - RENTALS ’ Hulls Business Machine Co. CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS 1 Ml I Phone 7548 Columbus, Indiana HELMSBURG LITTLE GEM LUNCH ROOM SCHOOL CAFETERIA : ; SANDWICHES — COLD DRINKS HOT LUNCH AT LOW COST Nashville, Brown County, Ind. (tot(£3Z : — BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments ol Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vawter and Luella JC BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA % I I I ti PENRY’S POINT Compliments of Helmsburg, Indiana COLONIAL rboM Huhrillt 03-m FURNITURE COMPANY STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Corner of Sixth and Morton AMD LUNCH Phone 7142 STAR STORE ROY BURNS 1 1 WHOLESALE GROCERY FRESH VEGETABLES BIOOMIJIGTON, INDIANA NASHVILLE, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS ALDENS OF THE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA PITTMAN HOUSE FIRST IN FASHIONS ON THE SQUAHB Nashville, Indiana Bloomington, Indiana TRADE AT SCHIFF’S SHOE STORE BLOOMINGTON'S LARGEST HARDWARE YOUR MOST DEPENDABLE BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA SOURCE OF SUPPLY “THE FRIENDLY STORE THRASHER HARDWARE Bloomington. Indiana L Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Miller WILSON HELMS FOOD MARKETS ■EM NLOSSOM, INDIANA PHONE 7-FI 3 MORGANTOWN ARCADIA, INDIANA PHONE ARCADIA 167 “The Best in Good Things to Eat” BEAN BLOSSOM, INDIANA _■ t OGMPjfr OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE NTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS iff Ut ANNOUNCEMENTS jlcUmU af Amh� CAPS AND GOWNS STATIONERY