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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1953 volume:

TO THE .‘.SKORY OF OWE OF OUR CLASSMATES, FLOYD XC COY, AS PI8 SENIORS, OF HELMSdUHG HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATE Til3 1953 I 5UE jF TIGER ECHOES. BUT AHEW TIE SU« IS ALL IIS STATE, ILLLKr.D THE EASTERN SKIES, HE PASSED THROUGH GLORY'S MORNING GATE, AND AAL tED IN PARADISE. Jar.es Aldrich 1st Row: Jo Ann Sawyer, Guyiia Smith, Patty Teague. 2nd Row: Joe Bunge, Shirley orock. 3rd How: karlette Vyera, Cheri Hell, oarbara Hayworth, P’a ye Schroughac. i th Row: James Porter, Janice Coffman, Veda Dallas, kax Schrougham, Virginia Mann,Helen Dailey, Patty George, krs. Holms. The inset: Marilyn Cline ANNUAL STAFF Advisor................ Editor-in-chief ....... Assistant Editor ...... Junlness Manager ...... Advertising Managers . Sports Editor- ........ Calendar Feature...... Cartoonist ............ Class History ......... lyplsta .............. Poems ................. Senior Characteristics Jokes ................. Class Allla ........... Circulation ........... Picture Organizer .... Junior Staff Member .. .................... Mrs. Helms ...................Veda Dallas ................. Guylla Smith ..................... Jim Porter ... kariette fcyers, Mima Grady Virginia Mann ..................... Dick Abel .................Thelma Porter ................. Jo Ann Sawyer ................ Faye Schrougham .....Virginia k.ann, Cheri ell Helen Dailey, Patty Teague ................. Carlene Ogden .............. Barbara Hayworth .... Janice Coffman, Joe uunge Florence hopwood, Patty George kax Schrougham .... Joe Slater, Shirley Brock kax Schrougham ................. Carol Simmons .................Marilyn Cline s ' t f f2 eZ J2L (Js' 2u c SENIOR CHARACTERISTICS Richard Dean Abel Nickname ......... Usually Pound ... Favorite Song ... Ambition ......... Imagine Him ...... Never ............ Favorite Saying . ..................... Dick . .............Coon Hunting ........ Nobody Chasing Me ........... Big Game Hunter ........... Seeing Beverley Sharpens pencils down town .............. By Jiggers Chari Gertrude bell tflckname ................................................. None Usually Found............................... With Shirley and Petty Favorite Song ........................... Kiss to Build a Dream On Ambition ................................................. To travel Imagine Her .............................................. Studying Never .................................................... Has Dates Favorite Saying ...................................... Aeli, F-7 Cat Shirley Ann Brock Nickname ................................................. None Usually Found .........................................With Forrest Favorite Song ............................ Meet Mister Callaghan Ambition ..................................... To have an ambition Imagine Her .............................. Without Cherl and Patty Never ................................................. Runs around Favorite Saying ............................................... Gee whizz Philip Richards Bunge Nickname ............. Usually Found ........ Favorite Song ........ Ambition ............. Imagine Him .......... Never ................ Favorite Saying ...... Janice Jean Coffman nickname ..................................................... Jan Usually Found ...........................................With Bill Favorite Song ............................................ Because Ambition .......................... Raise Reeds for her clarinet Imagine Her ............................................ Being sick Never............................................. Argues with 3112 Favorite Saying ...................................... Well, my cow Helen Juanita Dailey Nickname .................................................... Dank Usually Found .................................................. At home Favorite Song ..................... I Don t Want Your froney. Honey Ambition................................ Successful housewife Imagine Her .......................................... Going out Never ................................................Writes notes Favorite Saying .................................. Oh, my goodness l[eda Irene Dallas Nickname .................................................. None Usually Found ........................................... With Max Favorite Song ...................................... Mine,All Mine Ambition ....................................................Typist Imagine Her ...........................................Short and Fat Favorite Saying ....................................... Oh, my cow ......................... Joe ................ With Snooka Bundle of Southern Sunshine ....... To Join the Air Force ............. Coming to school ............ Works on his Pord .................. Never fear Patty Janell George Nlckn ane -................................................. None Usually Found .................................... With Richard Miller Favorite Song ................ Let Ole Mother Nature Have Her Way Ambition................................... To own a dress shop Imagine .Her..............................Without Cherl and Shirley Never .................................... Has dates with boys Favorite Saying ................................................... Gee whizz Mima Jane Grady Nlclmame.......................................................... None Usually Found .............................................At home Favorite Song ................................................. Trying Ambition ........................................... To go to heaven Imagine Her......................... With blond hair and blue eyes Never ...................................... Gets to class on time Favorite Saying................................................ Crumoa Jack Albert Graham Nickname ............................................... .. Slim Usually Found ........................... Flying Model Airplanes Favorite Song ..................................... Tennessee Waltz Ambition ............................................ To be a pilot Imagine Him ............................................. Being still Favorite Saying .......................................... Keep trying Barbara Ann Hayworth Nickname ............ Usually Found ....... Favori te Song ...... Ambition ............ Imagine Her ......... Never................ Favorite Saying .... ................. ? Bobby Ann ......................... At home May You Never Be Alone Like Me ............ Successful Old Maid ....................... Ihlnklng .......................Misbehaves Well, I111 be a monkey's uncle Florence K. Hopwood Nickname ........... Usually Found ...... Favorite Song ...... Ambltlon ........... Imagine Her ........ Never .............. Favorite Saying ... ............... Dutch ........... With Bobby • Peace In 'Ihe Valley Successful Housewife With anyone but Boooy ......... Skips school .............. Oh no Virginia Faye Mann I T I c cnaine .... Usually Found .... Favorite Song .... Ambition ........... Imagine Her ....... Never .............. Favorite Saying •• ............... Single ....... At Martinsville ....... Stormy Weather ... To have an ambition Going steady with a boy .......... Goes anyplace ................. Cause Marie tte Leo Myers Nickname .......... Usually Found .... Favorite Song .... Ambition .......... Imagine Her ....... Never ............. Favorite Saying .. ...............«... Mary .........Writing Letters ..... You Belong to Me To rear little Admirals ..................Eating ............. Stays home ...... Well, gee whizz Betty Carlene Ogden Nickname .......... Usually Found ..... Pavorite Song ...... Ambition ........... Never ............. Favorite Saying ... Imagine Her ....... ..................None ........ With Lee R. . You Belong To Me Successful housewife ......... Stays home ............. }Olly ......Without Lee P. James Earl Porter Nickname ........... Usually Pound....... Favorite Song ...... Ambition ........... Imagine Him ........ Never .............. Favorite Saying .... Thelma May Porter Nickname ........... Usually Found ...... Pavorite Song ...... Ambition ........... Imagine Her ........ Never............... Favorite Saying .... Jo Ann Sawyer NTckname ....... Usually Found ...... Pavorite Song ...... Ambition ........... Imagine Her ........ Never............... Favorite Saying .... Fanetta Schrougham Nickname ........... Usually Found ...... Favorite Song ...... Ambltlon ........... Imagine Her......... Never ..........•••• Favorite Saying .... Halph Max Schrougham Nickname ........... Usually Found ...... Favorite ong ...... mbit ion........... Imagine Him ........ Never .............. Favorite Saying .... Carol Lynn Simmons Nickname ......... Usually Found ...... Favorite S- ng...... Ambition ........... Imagine Her......... Never ............ Favorite Saying .... ............. Jim” ...... In the hall ..... ttemember He ...... To Graduate Having his English . Talks to Freshmen . .............None ...........••••••................ Tom ....................... In Senior Hoorn Don t Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes . ...................... To stay short ............................ 6 2 tall . ..................•••• Talks to boys ........................... Oh Piddle .......................... Jody ....................... Nashville .. Little Girl in My Home Town To travel over the United States .................. Skinning school ....................... Goes out ...................... Oh My cow ............... Faye ............. At hone . Be Sure You Know Successful housewife . .....Stenplng out ........... Day dreams ... Well whattA know .......................... Mac ..................... With Veda The Gal ’ho invented Kissln' ................. Truck Driver ....... Driving a new Cadillac ....... Eats chocolate sundaes •••••••••••..•• Well Gee Whizz ............ LyrinT' ........ With Carlene Indian Love Call . To have an ambition .••••••. Not arguing ............... Flirts That's not so fair L L Joseph Slater Nickname ............ Uaually Pound ....... Favorite Song ....... Ambition ............ Imagine Him ......... Never ............ Favorite Saying .... Guy11a Lucille Smith Nickname ............ Uaually Pound ...... Favori te Song....... Ambltion Imagine Her ... Never .......... Favorite Saying ................ Joe ............. Hunting Back Street Affair ......... To gradua te .... Skipping school ••••••••••••• Smokes ...... I don't know .................. Snooks” ................. With Joe ............ In the kood” To live In a house-trailer .............. Not singing • ••....•••••••• Gets mad ........ That’s for sure Patricia Ann Teague Nickname ........... Jaually Pound ...... Favorite Song....... Ambition Imagine Her ........ Never............... Favorite Saying ... .............................. Pat” ...................... With Johnny ................. You Belong to ke To make a ome good man a good wife ............ Without a boyfriend ................«••••••• Stays home ............•••••••....... I dunno Senior Sneak v i . These past four years have been so colorful that they remind us of a play. We would ltke to give you a glimpse of some of the Joys and hardships that we have encountered while climoing Trom Freshmen to the Seniors of 53. They are memories that we will cherish throughout life. Early one morning in the latter part of August, 19 9 shows the arrival of some i O odd pupils at the little school of Helmsourg. We were curious and made many mistakes which probably furnished some comedy moments. We were timid and perhaps a little green, for we were Freshmen. After getting lost In the halls and getting to class late a few times we settled down to our class activities. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Clara Chaney. Our class officers were: President-- Robert Gray, Vice Presldent--Ted Hunter, Secretary--Mima J. Grady, Treasurer--Janice Coffman. The class members were as follows: Richard Abel, Chari Bell, Shirley Brock, Philip Bunge, Charlotte Clephane, Janice Coffman, Veda Dallas, Clara Dailey, Helen Dailey, Vinton Fletcher, David Forney, Mary Forney, Patty George, Mima Grady, Robert Gray, Patricia Harvey, Barbara Hayworth, Teddy Hunter, Wayne King, Max Kr.app, Marjorie Lacey, Dale Lawson, Virginia Mann, Mariette Myers, Floyd McCoy� James Porter, Thelma Porter, Earl Richhart, David Saltsman, Jo Ann Sawyer, Fanetta Schrougham, Max Schrougham, Carole Simmons, Joseph Slater, Carole Smith, Donna Smith, Guylla Smith, Marilyn Snider, Barbara Southard, Patricia Teague, Mary Ann Vice, George Watson, James Weller, and Jerry Weller. New members who later enrolled were: Virginia uannon, Betty Dugan, and Kenneth McClain. We Freshmen Joined in all the school activities. We enjoyed two class parties and a Biology trip with Miss Zupanclc. This was the year we sat on the bleachers as a high school group and cheered for our Tigers. The last day of school finally came for we rejoicing Freshmen, who felt that we had passed another encounter with Study. We had many good times and happy moments out fait the oest was yet to come. After a few weeks of vacations we were yack in school. We are aoout the same people in the same place, but we are now known as Sophomores. We found after looking around that some of our old classmates had left us. Wedding bells had rung for Mary Forney. Good luck, Mary. Virginia oannon, Robert Gray, Teddy Hunter, Max Knapp, Dale Lawson, Marjorie Lacey, David Saltsman, George Watson, and Mary Ann Vice had withdrawn. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Elsie 3urkhardt. The class officers were elected as follows: Pres 1dent--Earl Richhart, Vice Presldent-Fluyd McCoy, Secretary-Veda Dallas, Treasurer—Virginia Mann. The class members were as follows: Richard Aoel, Cneri Bell, Shirley orock,Philip ounge, Charlotte Clepnane, Janice Coffman, Veda Dallas, Clara Dailey, Helen Dailey, David Forney, Pitty George, Patricia Harvey, Baroara Hayworth, Kenneth McClain, Floyd McCoy, Virginia Mann, Mariette Myers, Fanetta Schrougham, Max Schrougham, Carole Simmons, Joseph I' � ' Slater, Carole Smith, Donna Smith, Guy11a Smith, Marilyn Snider, barbara Southard, Patricia league, Jerry teller, and James teller. New members of the class were John Dennison, Millie Gruel, and Mary Francis Moore. The class enjoyed two class parties. We are back with you after a too short of vacation. We aro feeling a little older and a little more confident than what we did when we were Freshmen, now we are in our third year. We are known as Juniors. This was the year we were called upon to put on our first class play. We chose Grandma Goes To Town, with Mrs. Cllnger as our sponsor. It was as all class plays go, we were, slow in learning our parts, and we were alittle nervous but everything came out okay. Selecting our class rings, selling subscriptions for magazines, planning the reception, and selling refreshments at the basketball games didn't leave us time for a dull moment. Two of our boys made the basketoall teams. Joe on the first team and Max on the second. Those two managers, Richard and James held their own. This year our class wnnnaor was Miss Virginia Young. Our class officers were: President—Joe Bunge, Vice Presi- dent--Clara Dailey, Secretary Mima Jane Grady, Treasurer- Fanetta Schrougham. The class memoers were as follows: Richard Abel, Cherl bell, Shirley Brock, Philip Bunge,Charlotte Clephane, Janice Coffman, Clara Dailey, Helen Dailey, Veda Dallas, Patty George, Mima Grady, Millie Gruel, Patricia Harvey, Barbara Hayworth, Virginia Mann, Marietta Myers, Floyd McCoy, James Porter, Thelma Porter, Earl Rlchhart, Jo Ann Sawyer, Fanetta Schrougham, Carol Simmons,Joseph Slater, Donna Smith, Guylla Smith, Barbara Southard, Patricia Teague, Jerry Weller. r Two classmates who failed to show up were Carole Smith and Marilyn Jo Snider. Those who later withdrew were, Pat- ricia Jo Harvey, Earl Rlchhart, Baroara Southard, and Jerry Weller. Charlotte Clephane decided she preferred wedding cells to school bells. We wish you good luck, Charlotte. Another classmate, Floyd McCoy, a friend to all of us, lost his life In an automobile accident. The class welcomed two new memoers that year, Carlene Ogden and Florence Hopwood. We are now In our las't year of high school. We are now known as Seniors. Our position and pride have both advanc- ed, but there remains the dread of studying and completing this last year. We were a little slow about getting down to class ac- tivities. We were glad to get Miss Virginia Young back as our class sponsor. Our class officers were: Presldent--Max Schrougham, Vice President--James Porter, Secretary--Mlma Jane Grady, Treaaurer--Richard Aoel. The Senior class members are as follows: Richard Abel, Cherl Bell, Shirley Brock, Philip iXinge, Janice Coffman, Helen Dailey, Veda Dallas, Patty George, Mima Jane Grady, Barbara Hayworth, Florence Hopwood, Virginia Mann, Marietta Myers, Carlene Ogden, James Porter, Thelma Porter, Jo Ann Sawyer, Fanetta Schrou ham. Max Schrougham, Carole Simmons, Joe Slater, Guylla Smith, and Patricia Teague. HISTORY (continued) y We lost two classmates, Donna Smith, who goes to Green- wood, and Clara Dailey who preferred wedding bells. Good luck, Clara. The class welcomed a new memoer, Jack Graham. Wot having to sell refreshments at the basketball games this year gave us the opportunity to set on the bleachers and yell for those wonderful Tigers, especially those two Seniors, Joe and Wax. We were proud of those two managers, James and Richard. Working on the Senior class play, 'ihe Young Imp spon- sored by Kiss Young, working on our yoar book, sponsored by Mrs. Helms, selecting our caps and gowns, class colors and motto, going to class parties, and studying for those weekly tests did not leave us much time to stand In the halls. Now that tne time nas come we hate to leave. As we look back we can see that our teachers nave been a great nelp and have been with us all the way. Ae have found them to be our true friends. found that Study met face to face, wasn't an enemy, but a friend, and an Invaluable ally to possess throughout life. Those wno nave gone to school together for twelve years are: Veda Dallas and Guylla Smith, Fanett'a Schrougham and Max Schrougham, Patty Teague and Jo Ann Sawyer, and Patty George and Mariette Myers. Ae lost two members in the Senior year. Florence '.iopwood withdrew November li . to enter Into the state of matrimony. Good luck, Florence. Mima Grady withdrew at the end of the first semester to finish school at Manual High School. Who s the Who' a the «ho s the ho' 3 the who' S the ehO' s the Who s the Who a the Who1 a the Who1 a the Who' 9 the Who 3 the Who� 3 the ho1 9 the Who' 3 the . ho a the Who s the Who' s the ’ho' 9 the ‘.'ho' a the Who1 a the .ho' j, the ;ho' s the Who s the Who's Who in the Senior Class tallest? ................................... Jack Graham shortest? ................................. Thelma or ter noisiest? ••••............................... Digk Abel quietest? ................................ Carlene Orden youngest? ................................ Virginia Mann oldest? .............................................. Max Schrougham smartest? .................................. Cheri Bell most Dooular ................................. Dick Abel sinerer .....................................Guylla Smith wittiest ...................................... Joe Slater neatest .......................................Mima Grady most studious ............................... Helen Dailey moit congenial ............................... Veda Dallas most energetic ........................... Carol Simmons best athletes ............°hil Bunge and Max Schro ighara most ch ncreable .......................... Shirley Brock most likely to succeed .......... ........ Jo Ann Sawyer most artistic ............................... Patty George best all-round rirl .......................Mariette Myers best all-round boy .......................... James porter most muscial minded ...................... Janice Coffman friendliest ............................ Barbara Hayworth moat ambitious ............................ attv Teague moat likely to become old maid ........... Faye Schrougham Jo R v v CffRLe+e CffXo T He mq Sh� i y MfTRiCtte y CCa met � «, the Senior Class of l?b'3. knowing tnat Helmsburg High School 13 losing a most intellectual class, give these gifts in our last Mill and Yestament. the Seniors, oequeath to our oeloved faculty all the amazing knowled;e and startling information tnat we have furnished from time to tine in our various examination papers. •� c, the Seniors, give, will, anc devise to the freshmen our supe- rior intelligence. They need it. He thought of passing on to them, also, our superior egotism, but found they nad a greater supply, already, than needed. � •«, the seniors, will to the Sophomores the ability to be as 3mart as the present Junior Ola3 : thin they are. e, the Seniors, will our intelligence and dignity to the Juniors who need It. I, Dick Abel, do hereby will my hoi hi to Lee Perclflcld, so he can be center on the basketoall team; my curly hair to the Frown- feller twins; and my ability to get my lessons without using a OOOK to John Snyder. Put all my property to good use fellows. I, Cheri hell, do hereby will ny Republican campaign buttons to Phyllis Coulter, «veep them shined nicely, Phyllis J I, 3hlrley orock, do hereby will my interest in Hashville to no one, not even Dona Green. I, Philip dunge, do hereby will my short hair and my height to R onn i e J ill t v. ood. I, Janice Coffman, do hereby will my aoility to get along with Mr. dussel to any Junior who is stupid enough to take Senior English. I, Helen Dally,do hereby will my aoility to get along with a cer- tain Sophomore boy to Mima Shelton. Good luck, � ilma. � %6,Veda Dallas and irginia Kann, do nereby will our intolliger.ee to Dick Aloright and Johnny Allison. Don't wear it out boys. I, Patty George, do-hereby will my red hair to Urs. white, my favorite Home Ec. teacher, oruah it every night to .ecp it shiny. I,Jack Graham, do hereoy will my initiative, � � ai there is of it, to my orother lorn, who ne.ds it. I, klraa Grady, do hereby will my lont- Clack hair to Yvonne Yoder. I, oar-ara Hayworth, do hereby will my stupidity to anyone that wants or needs it. I, Florence Hopwood, do hereby will my interest in boouy Lister to no one. I, Mariatle Kyurs, do hereoy will my interest in a certain 3aiior to ausoluteiy no one. I, Carlcne Ogden, do hereby will y aoility to get along with the toachers to anyone who mts to get an F in conduct. I, Thelma Porter, do hereby will my good conduct grades to any or all Freshmen who might need it. Ip James Porter, do hereby will my corner at the left side of the stairway to Lee Waltman and Wilma Shelton. I, Jo Ann Sawyer, do hereby will my aoillty to got along with the Nashville boys to anyone that can do as good as I have. I, Fanetta Schrougham, do hereby will my interest In a certain soldier to no one. I, Max Schrougham, do hereby will my aoillty to work on cars to all the Junior boys who drive Fords. I, Carol Simmons, do hereby will my aoillty to be a man-hater to any girl whose smart enough to oe a member of the man haters club. I, Joseph Slater, will my interest in all the women to nobody. 1, Guylia Smith, do hereby will my ability to play hooky from school and still get my lessons to Gary Snider. I, Patty Teague, do hereby will my little gr en Ford and driver to absolutely no one,also my ability to get along with Mr. oussel to Red Brummet and Ronnie Chitwood. Activities t .4 The spring of 1953 In Indiana was filled with a new threat In years past the fate of Helmsburg has been controlled by tor- nados and spring storms, but the brilliance of the 1953 class re- sembles an atomic bomb explosion and the rays that radiate from the mushrooming clouds sent spinning out tnelr unknown futures ihe first ray tnat hit us carried the fata of Dick Abel. He Is studying the stars (movie stars, tnat Is). And tnat glamorous star Is Alma Grady, co-starring with tne Gorgeous nednead, Patty George, In the oox office nit, Don't Let Ihe Stars Get In Your E-yes . I hadn't anymore than recovered from the first ray till the second flas occurred and we saw coacn Joe Bunge sitting with his feet propped on the desk In the office of the famous Helmsburg ilddlewlnker's clubhouse. He Is staring at the picture of his best player, Guylla Smith who Is the holder of the l?5o Loving Cup as the best winker of the year As the radiation continued, the next flash brougnt us the picture of Faye Schrougham, curio shop keeper, atop Bear wallow Hill at the James Ahltcono hlley Memorial. Her assistant was Shirley Brock, who paints and carves many of the art objects that are sold at the shop. As the radio activity again exploded, naroara Hayworth and Joanne Lawyer were seen In the glare of the llgnt, leaving t.neir real estate office where they were known as the brokest brokers of the year. As that cloud floated oy and the sky cleared we saw an earth ling walking Into a drugstore. Lo end behold. It was the former Patty Teague. Sne was buying ungentlne for all the little Burnt. As we gazed skyward again and the clouds parted we were startled oy Venua , the Goddess of Love, and upon closer Inspec- tion we saw It was Marietta Myers ogling the picture of Hex Jones the Modern Mariner . Ihe blast from the explosion shook the stars down and as the first one disintegrated we read In the smo e that Jim Porter has Just coached his pennant winners to another victory. Then from tne explosion a poster fie oy from the Indiana State fair. «� e saw tnai Max oci� rouf .art. • � Q nit rtec� -. drivers were performing there show. le holds the worlds record of winning the 50U Mile Race for five consecutive years, and never finishing be- low third in any race. Then all at once something blew into ray face, and lo and be- hold it was a newspaper with big headlines, Lt. -arol ulmmons of Scotland Yards captures the notorious smuggler. Little Alllie, alias Joe Slatter, who once smuggled Mammy Yokuma pipe across the Mexl wn border. As we are floating along we hear thunder--or Is that thunder no. It is the people cheering ihelma Porter who has Just been elected President of the United States on tne Lepubilcrat ticket, winning over Adwia Stevenhower b. a majority well over 9 10. She evon carried his aoine state, ansanolst. u .e has appointed as her secretary of State the very capaole eda Dallas. The former Garlene Ugden la now living on a mink farm rais- ing muskrats to make coats for the little Rollers. A, Wtiy there on Cloud 10 Is Virginia i-ann practicing for her d but at Carnegie dall as a piano soloist. She is accompanied by Jack urahan on his new invention that has overturned the music world, the Illinois Dillplckleoo. .ielen Dailey is now working as editor of the Dally Herald. She is breaking in the new cub reporter, Janice Coffman for the gossip column. All tips are phoned in by Cheri -iell, who Is now President of the cell telephone Company. As we close our ray laboratory, we awult next year's crop of little atom bombs—the Seniors of 19$U« Farewell in 1953 As w� ? sadly roam the corridors Our last wee at school. e find we are reminded even now Of tne memories left oeuind Of our friends and teachers who, ihough, witnout co-operation Aor ted lor four years to nelp prepare Us for future occupation. Men tear filled eyes we alt recall Our c.nildlsn ranks and then Ae start to laugn—out remember they are j one And our eyes fill once again It's so very nard in words to say Farewell to things you loved so And your classmates part at the door, .out olan to meet on the road to success Mtn Fonc memories ever more. w Lavella Seed Pres. Deceased Ronald Chitwood Pres. Yvonne Yoder Secretary Jimmy Hav loy Treasurer t Marjarct Kelso Karlon Rlchhart La Donna Lone Clarence Bruirnsatt Orval ‘Vhite !Jorma Graves Lester Smith Shirley Robinson Carol Marshall Margaret Joy Marilyn Cline Ruth Taylor lLarry Frov nf e Iter Pres. Fred Coffey Vlce-Pres. Jerry Frownfelter Secr- tary Bill bond Treasurer Vivian Graham Ernest Ruddlck Noreeta Jarboe Jimmy Cullen Rosalind Abel iary Ellen Hann Faye Richards Helen Hay Dona Green Farrel George Irma Lee Higgins Doris Frye Pearlann Pelko Joann Arnold Ireta Nomroe Pat Scroug .ar:. Bertie Dushane Patty Zook Leona Oliver Ethlyn Johnson Janet Richards Nancy Jarboe Joan Stratton Keith talker Charles Porter Robert Adams Leon Northrup Roy Hug .es Alice Kay Robertson Anna Mae Hughes Jenny Lee Foley It 1 1 am Ca nA'i O •ir Snider Prjf . Janice Emberton Vice-Pres Jimmie loo' ; e rat9r Lee 01 v� r Treasurer Catherine SmJth Carmelite ..abat'er Betty Fleener Anna Emerson Kary Ann Knigt t Evelyn Green Karen Masner Lora ..111 la sandy Coffman Rosemary V� hi te Sonia Pome� Carolyn Merriman MarlJane Yoder Ruth Weddle Genevieve Allender Bertha Flake Marilyn Ward Frieda Schroeder Wanda Parsley Audrey Porter Al!ce Tuttero Kartra Loner Joan Ratliff Phvllis Dailey hav Mar.n Catherine Keirp abahire Richard Spillman Lester Smith John Erester W1111am Taylor John Allison Richard Albright '.Millam E rl Tom Alfcriaht Ronald Fox Charles Thomas Llo d Cline David Huff Charles Robertson Bill Miller Kenneth Bunge Ray Henderson VIss Yoons: Is this there original? Dick A: No, I wrote Is rryself. Donald T.'aiaen Ronald Walden Leo Schrousham C-eorge Merrlma: Mary Ann Ks I had my nicture taken yesteriav. Cary Snider: Gee whv would anybody steal that. Mr. Novak: Kenny, In the sentence, I saw the girl clin the fence,whow many l's would you use? Kenny 2: both of 'em teacher. SiCOiiD TEAM 1st How: CL.to rt.) Melvin rolln , Kenny iiunte, Russell Cline, billy Killer, Jimmy Cullen. 2nd How: Larry Frownfelter,Charles horter,Kr. rtovak, Jim Porter, Jimmy Zook, Jeriy Frownfelter. Martha Lon£, Janice Emberton, and Alice Tut-erow. kiss Lupanclc; If -he President, Ice President at ill the mem- bers ol' the Ca inet shot.Id die, w io would officiate? eda: .he undertaker.” 1at Row: Freddy Coffey, Jimmy Hawley, Junior Long, Mr. Novak, Joe Bunge, Jimmie Zook, Jerry Frownfelter. 2nd Rows Russell Cline. Larry Frownfelter, Max Schrougham, James Porter, ©illy Miller, Leon Northrup. 3rd Row: Clarence Brummet, Billy Bond, Bob Spillman, Charles Porter, Lloyd Cline, Gary Snider. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE NAME Clarence Brummet Freddy Coffey Jimmy Hawley billy Miller Leon Northrup Lloyd Cline Bob Spillman Max Schrougham Ronnie Chitwood Billy Bond Joe Bunge Junior Long POSITION Catcher Pitcher Pitcher Pitoher Pitcher lat Base 2nd Base 3rd Base Shortstop Left-Field Center-Field Right-Field Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmsourg 1 VS. Alumni••• Ik vs. Nashville 12 vs. Van Buren u va. Nashville 16 V . Van Buren , . Vn . V VI DUi • • 10 H 11 H 16 T 2k T 9 B Mr. Novak: What are the four seasons of the year? Philip: Football, basketball, baseball, and swimming. jack: What do you call a man that drives a car? Max. It depends on just how close he comes to me. To clock watchers: The time will pass, will you? I e n d n 3—Everybody'8 nappy school began. Seniors saunter ln;Juniors olo� In; Sophomores strut In; Fresh- men blunder In. 11— Seniors finally decided on a play. 12— Seniors received their class rings • 26—Sopnomores class party. bJ f V October 3—Ju lor class party. U-Freshman class party. 10—Senior class party. 16— Porter Studios took pictures of play cast. 17— Senior class presented the play Tne Young Imp.” 22—Initiation party for Freshmen sponsered oy the Seniors. -2U.—Hurray I Teacner's Institute, y Giving tne teacners a two-day (b chance to catch up with the students. -31—Seniors sold ads for Annual; Juniors ordered class rings. On 1 see, 11 s nicturos from 'mm- il—What no school? Election Day. 5— Seniors ordered proofs. 6— Deer season opened;wonder where Die Abel is today. 7— Tigers defeated Morgantown in the first oasKetball game of the year. 3—A big commotion at school today. Just the Seniors trying to de- cide on their Commencement in- vitations. Such an agreeable class. 11— Uncle Sam and his country-men stand at attention. The memor- able eleventh day of the eleven- th month. 12— Junior High defeated Van Huron In their first ball game. 13— What's this? JoAnn Sawyer came to school a whole week on the stralgnt. 14— Helmsburg defeated uy iioggstown l£—Helms burg defeated by Stlnes- vllle. 20— Junior High defeated Morgan- town . 21— rfelmsourg defeated Nashville. 2$—Helmsburg defeated Van duren, Junior High were defeated by Nashville. 26—No school, sewer stopped up. 27-23—Thanksgiving holiday. December 5 —HeIrasburg defeated by linlon- vllle. 10—nelmsourg defeated by Smlth- vllle. 12— nelmsourg defeated oy Morgan- town. 13— ExaminatIons lAt last tne teach- CALENDAR (continued) I era found out what they have suspected all year—how dumb we really are. 22— Now Isn't that a shame, but we can't all expect to have good pictures. 23— Christmas vacationi Exchanged gifts. Christmas program sup- plied by the band and Glee Club. January February April 2— Helmsburg defeated Van Buren. 5— The day vacation ends. What? Everybody sick? No, then where is everybody? 6— Seniors enter second semester with lots of hope and expect- ations . 7 —They keep their expectations, but they lose all hope when they look at their credit sheet. 3— Seniors elected a new secretary, Jherl Bell. He lms burg defeated by Unlon- vllle• 16—Cloudy all day—storm broke in Senior class meeting—nuf sed. Helmsburg defeated by Clark. 20—The school enjoyed watching the inaugural ceremony. Measure- ments were taken for Senior caps and gowns. 21 —Band and Glee Club saw the show Stars and Stripes Forevor at Bloomington. Helmsburg defeat- ed by Charlton in Wabash Valley Tourney. 22—Juniors sent for sample play books. Somebody must be big- hearted—Seniors off two whole oavs tabulating school census for Dr. O'Neil 28—Helmsburg defeated Nashville. Fie Supper following sponsored by Seniors. 30—Juniors received class rings. 6—Seniors had a party at Brown County State Park. 10—Juniors and Seniors Journeyed to Indianapolis to legislature. 13—Valentino's party for school sponsored by the Sophomores. 13—New report cards, but the same old grades. 5—Some teachers assigned lessons, but the wise ones didn't Dot :er 10— Guylia Smith and Joe Bunge both absent today.(?) 25—Seniors beginning to realize what it will oe like to be thru. 1—April Fool's Dayl It seems to oe everyone's dayl 3—Junior class play. 10—Junior-Senior Reception. 17—Senior class night. ✓ CALENDAR (continued) Helmsoui't Helmsourg Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmnburg Helmsourg Helmsburg Helmsourg Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmsourg Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmsburg Helmsburg 19—Dacca laurea Le. 24— Commencement I Twenty-one and lassies, happy but marched up to receive Diplomas. 25— It's all ovor now 111 HASKETDALL schedule 6 vs. Morgantown us H ?k vs. boggatown T Hi vs. Stlneavllle T w va. Nashville T 51 vs. Van bnren 43 H 53 vs. Unlonvllle T 56 va. Smlthville ...... rf 31 va. Morgantown T w va. Sllnesvllle H hi va. Van buren 33 H va. Unlonvllle 63 H 35 va. Clark kl T w va. Nashville { 7 H 39 va. Mt. Auburn T vs. Whlteland H va. Gosport H vs. Clearspring ...... T vs • Nineveh T A Student in Health Kr. Novak is my teacher— 1 shall not pass. He maketh me to expose my Ignorance before my class, He leadeth me into patns of ridicule and shame• He prepareth an examination before me, In the presence of a.y dissatisfaction. Yea, though I study until midnight, I cannot understand Health Surely to goodness, «.eros and twenty- fives snail follow Me the rest of my life, And I shall dwell in the class of Health forever. CLASS EPITAPH Here lie the good Seniors whose genius was such We scarcely can blame It or praise it too much; Who, born for distinction, perfected their mind And, frautht with all learning, tave joy to mankind. They were equal to all things, for nothing unlit. They were pleased with their culture and proud of their wit. Tney are missed by their classmates, their teacher: ns well. Who their virtues and wisdom now tearfully tell. They died of brain fever, brought on by delight, In their fourth year of age on ccarmencement night. Tney are glad to be one to a new world, alack 1 If we could when we pleased, we'd not whistle them back. Dut let us be candid and speak out our mind, Their equal a9 students 'twill be hard to find. And in peace may they lie, our good Seniors, who now Have ta-.en their finals and made their last bow. Fay© hchrougnam, Guylia Smith, Carlene Ogden, Max Scnrou oam, and Richard Abel. THE YOUNG IMP’ Senior Class Play October 17 1?52 Armanda Tllden, a wealthy spinster................. Pay© Sciirougham Nettie Tllden, another no wedding oelle .............. Veda Dallas Hattie Storey, a female detective.................... Carole Myrtle Heartsea� , a newspaper woman.................. Guylia mith Esmy, maid at the Tllden’s ......................... Maiiette kyers Katie, the JAnltoress ................................Thelma Porter Neddy Page, a nephew of tht Tllden sisters...........Max Schrougham Peggy Page, hie bride ............................... Tommy Ross, Neddy’s chum ............................ Richard Aoel Jonathan Ross, Tommy’s father ........................ James Porter Brother Wheeler, Secretary of a Missionary Society.... Joe slater Two of the funniest characters ever written into a modern play are the Tllden sisters, Armanda and settle, confirmed old- maids and men-haters. Armanda Is worse than Nettie and she con- tinually smothers any thought of romance that nettle might secretly narbor. Nettle has had a romance in her long-ago past. It was shattered through Armanda’s Interference, out time hasn’t completely extinguished the spark in Nettle's heart. ihls old flaw© nrrallv turns up in the person of the father of young lommy Ross, the young Imp of the play. ihe elder Ross is now a widower and when Nettle sees him,the spark is kindled into flame. The scene In Act Three where Arm.nda realizes wnat sne naa oeen missing tnrough the years and decider to to giddy, is one of the funniest scenes ever written into a play, her ardor Is so great that even the crook is frightened. out poor Armanda la doomed for a dreadful disappointment when her beloved orother Wheeler is exposed in his true colors and at the conclusion of the play, we find Armanda hating men more than ever. 1st. Row: (L.to ft.) Carole Fox, kary Lou Lon,, Dolores Ackerman, � «ancy Jarboe, kima Grady, Frieds Schroeder, oharles Porter,Janice Coffman. 2nd Row: Alice Kay Robinson, Marietta Myers, oetty Lou Fleener, oaroara Cof man, ..arilyn Cline, Sonja Forney, Irma Lee Hlg lna, Janet hicnards, Helen Forney, Jerry Frowr.fel ter, Larry Frown- felter. 3rd Row: beater Smltn, Lob j Adams, Audrey Lyers, Freddy Coffey, Judy Ajshlro, uob.y Spillman, Mr. aroardus, Landra Coffman, Laon Rort � rup, anda dose Paralc , Roretta Jarboe. Vto are tne Seniors of 53 The c19ss tnat’s the best of all And all thru tne year wo've born that name Since we sta.ted In last Fall Surely youfve heard us lately As we came from our safety class As marching thru the lower hall Up the stairs did pass Our very faces did Inspire As we pally p-.ssed to our place For we caused Mr. Lawler to make a speech with a down cast look on his face. � Ve were not too Interested In what he For really we were not to blame Although we listened attentively ..e thought that he talked In vain but any way we '..'now whia much Although you may not like The Senior Class is the nest In school f Three cheers for the olue md tne . nltt but now we must turn to graver things And get ready our minds for you all Trio Senior Ci3ss of $3 -ell, next Fall wo Just won’t be buc really it makes no difference to us what name wt hear tis true As long as old ri. S. can say, n i-irce cheers for tie «hlte and oluo said Our Custodian, Bchrougham it� a op to yooi Would you like to set the pace? It s up to you I Would you like to win the race? It's up to you I Hump along and do your best. Don't pick quarrels with the rest. Think and hustle with a zest— It's up to youl Would you like to win success? It's up to youl Simply this and nothing else — It's up to youl All you are or will be yet. All you have and all you'll get. Every chance in life, you bet. It's up to you I i'o record in a pleasing and oermanant manner the personnel and progress of Helm3burg High School during the year 1952-53 has been the purpose of this publication. If in future years, some one person of our entire school should gleam a vestige of pleasure from the pages of this little book, the highest hopes of the staff will be realized. Patty T: Does the moon trfect the tide? Johnny B: No, dear, the untied. Barbara H: What ia the difference between a Hair Dresser and a Soulptor? _ , JoAnn S: The Hair Dresser curls up and dyes, while the Sculptor makes faces and busts. Joe B: Do you believe in the 'hereafter'. Guylia S: I sure do. Joe d: Then how about a little necking? That's what I'm here- after. [other: Jack, did you get the loaf of bread I sent you after? acr C: No, the store was closed. other: What, closed at this time of day? ack G: Sure was. There was a big sign on the door that said Home Baking'. other: This meat has the queerest taste. irginia M: „eix. it shouldn't. I burned it a little, but I put aseline on it ngnt away. a Helen D: The Lord made us beautiful and dumb. Faye S: How's that. Helen D: Beautiful so the men would love us—and dumb so that we could love them. Carol S: Please, teacher, what did I learn today? Teacher: ..hat a peculiar questioni Carol S: Well, they'll ask me when I get.home. The difference between a human and a goat is that a goat can always chew and digest any book. Se eA t G-rt qpe S xtX 6Af?oe Fifttf Gfi )pe A Ofl foofit A ft oe fiRS't G-xnoe GRADE SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE 1st Row: Clinton Arnold, Marlon Clephane,Roland Pox,Floyd Smith, Kenneth Pate, Ernest Robinson, Richard Sanders. 2nd Row: Hershell Bolder, Larry Sawyer, Nellie Smith, Dolores Ackerman, Barbara Coffman, Laura Parks, Patricia McKee, Ioleen Sanders, Helen Forney, Marilyn Ihompaon, Rosie Merrlman, George Long, Mr. Barnes. 3rd Row: Carl Zook, Carol Fox, Barbara Mitchell, Karen Pedigo, Audrey Myers,Maxine Cox, MaryJane Rodgers, Mary Sherrill, Shirley Fox, Ada Vaught, Francis Rutter, Sandra Schamel, Joyce Boiler, Stanley Haarer. iitn Row: Donald Alltop, Melvin Richards,Gerald Schrougham, Danny Renlhan, Jack Arnold, Roy West,James Shlrcllff,David Bell, Albert Salyer, James Campbell, Carroll Anderson, Lennis Richhart, Robert FlaKe, Billy Hutchinson. SEVER TH GRADE „ 1st Row: Jerry Smith, Paul Richnart, Ricnard Everlinj., Donald Kunden,Edith Merrlman, Margaret Petro, Joyce Ruffin, Linda Acker- man, David Crltser, Ronald Haarer, Norman Anderson, Mr. Plummer. 2nd Row: Earl Southard, Linda Peters, Rosanna Kemp, James Gallon, Karen Poling, Kay Nicholson, Louise Adams, Carolyn Gr,gory, Gene Campbell, Rhule Hick, Jerry Parks, Richard Malloy. 3rd Row: John Reynolds, Ray Rodgers, Donald Jones, John White, Thelma Allender, Phyllis Smith, Helen Sisson, Holla Gwln, Sandra Niebuhr, Geraldine Blanford, Wayne Schamel. l� th Row: Walter Aobott, Lester Sisson, Mnrcus Klrts, Louise Graham, Shirley Kirkwood, Janice Fox, Ruby Fowler, Ester Kelso, Jerry Roach, Joseph Rotino, Gerald Welcher. SIXTH GRADE 1st Row: David Spicer, Edward Thompson, MaryEllen uaker, Janette Merrlman, Janet Tracy, Catherine Coffman, Doris Henderson, Myrtis Sanders,Ruth White, JennieLee Logsdon, Ted Schamel,Ronald Sawyer, Paul Spillman, David Manning, Mrs. Anna Fleener. 2nd Row: Harold Osborn, Miry Jo Bunge, Judith Chamoerlin, Geneva Bain, Jerrel Clephane Waunita Peters, Janet Deckard, Mary Harden, Jerry Rice, Lester Fleener, Jackie Coffey, Clarence Merrlman Jr., Dannie Ratliff. 3rd Row: Billy Fields,David Yoder,Timothy Renlhan,Dixie Stinson, EmmaJean burchet, Connie oeatty, John Allison, Charles Moutardier, Ella Smith, Geraldine Kearney, Judy Stinson, James Higgins, Earl Bay, Richard Schrougham. FIFTH GRADE , ,J a . 1st Row: Maurice Abbott, Ramona Sabatier, Shirley Baldridge, nay beaver, wayne Petro, James bre3ter, Phyllis Allender, Cheryl Gustln, Kathleen Renlhan, Carlos Thompson, Bernard Boiler, Mr. Glenn. 2nd Row: Tony Rotino, Harrison Sawyer, Carole McGuire, Ervin Boicourt, Ruth Rodgers, Katnern Richards, Kathleen Ford, Jerry Schrougham, Merritt boiler, Doris Dowell, Linda Porter, Joyce Schrougham, James Roberts. 3rd how: Billy Rutter, Marlene Shircliff, Franklin Marshall, Errol Gunkel, Harry Sisson, Margie Orrell, Julia Fox, Lola Snap?, Kay Voorheis, freva Shircliff, Phillip David, Robert Sherrill. FObnlri CHADS ist Row: Donald Harden, Carolyn Sisso.� , Paulette filler, ernIce Taylor, Franklin Slater, Dorothy Graham, «orma Gregory, Linda Hl .Ins, Carol Sawyer, Carole Coffin, Sharon Anderson, Donna outler, Sandro roer, Tommy McGuire. 2nd How: Frank Killer, Gerald nearer, Steven wraith, Florence Collins, Charles beaver, Marilyn Sav.yer, Sandra Cnllds, Nancy Knox, Kooert Cox, Larry Roberts, Judith Schrougham,Sharon Jones, Charles Pate, Kelvin Gregory. 3rd How: Elesmalee Fowler, Ronalc Roberts, Raymond Austin, Carl Fox, Carol Knoae, Rooert Klrts, Charles Day, Jame3 Rogers, Haney Campbell, David Tutterow, ' «endell Say, Larry Koutardler, David •addle, Raymond whltwortn, Mrs. Oliver. THIRD GRADE _ 1st How: Chester Flake, Joan Knoae, dillie June Jones, Jlsr.y Teague, Kay Fox, Fay Fox, Sharon Frownfel ter.Evangeline Ferguson, Harry Walnslott, Jerry Sawyer, Ronald Sherrill, Era. «hltaker. 2nd Row; Richard Snider, Wary Aboott, Phyllis Thompson, Jackie Moberly, Louise Stinson, Wanda Loutardier, Loren Moore, Fannie Kemp, Josephine David, Glenda Austin, Marie Horriman, James Lee Strode. 3rd Row: Jesse Marshall, karolyn Sisson, Silly birdsong, Donna Mattingly, Edit., bay, Karen Tripp, Tommy Eaton, Dena Cleveland, Robert Sisson, Gary Snider, Fred brester, Larry Orrell. SECOJD GRADE , 1st Row: fayne white, Reoecca Sisson, Jim Killer, Marilyn rlaKe, David Hayworth, Gary Schamel, Nancy dodgers, Loren white, Roger Green and Charles Patrick, Mrs. Pleenor. 2nd Row: Russell Kelso, Hilly Eastwood, oue Hunge, Cecil Smith, Judith Maxwell, Joyce Peters, Kelvin Tutterow, Jimmy Turpin, Steven Spicer and Victor oolcourt. 3rd Row: Jimmy Long, James Saughman, Linda Rutter, Mary Slater, Robert Fowler, Rooert Mcnnight, Leon Hardin, Martha .iaverly, Kenneth Cox, Larry orlnJstaff, and Charles Raarer. FIRST GRADE .1st Row: Mrs. Deckard, Teddy Ford, -harlcs retro, rat-y Ann Fleener, Marilyn French,Mary Francis brown,Sherry Jtewart, otella Hig Ins, Hilly Keller, Charlyn Meadows, Paulette Coffman, Patty Knore, Sherryl Holtsclaw, Jam s Snyder. 2nd Row: Mary Lee nails, kerrlleen Schro g lam,Carolyn -hieworth, Georgle Crawford, Randy beatty, Janes Smith, John David Ackerman, Kory Ruth Fowler, Edna Eaton, -� hlrley Mann, Steven Kerr, Rita Poling, karear.t Marshall, i� .axine rowier, bOo y -irdsong, Dale Schrougnam. 3rd how: Linda Cummings, .clea Fox, Judy Ulebuhr,Douglas oolcourt, John Craig, oara Dowell, Richard Mattingly, Marvin Lee Allison, Junior Fox, Barbara Snider, David Klrts, Douglas Marshall, Marvin Stralwon, Judy rerclfield, Blanch alater Mother: Re sure and wash your arms, Max. Max: Yes, Mother. Should I wash lor long sleeves or short? Love is sweet, but O i, now sad —-to kiss a girl, then see her dad. Compliments oi SPRIGGS DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Phone 6311 321 West Third Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA QUALITY ICE CREAM COMPANY Manuiactuiers of Plain and Fancy Ice Cream and Sherbets lames C. Snoddy. Co-Owner BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA For A Full Line Of Electric Appliances See JAMES DAVIS Hotpoint Dealer NASHVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of GOODMAN-JESTER FRANKLIN. INDIANA wrrwrirri PHHB c naaHngcgiB'- PAUL BROWN MOTOR SALES 211 South College Ave BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Get It At SWANK'S Why Pay Mote The Store That Brought High Quality and Low Prices to Franklin FRANKLIN. INDIANA WOODS VANDIVIER MOTOR SALES, INC. Buiclc Sales and Service Phone 288 FRANKLIN. INDIANA 3CT=� eiE5e3saesrae ae5E3e3eseiE= GRAHAM MOTOR SALES BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA We Pay 2 Percent on Savings THE NASHVILLE STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NASHVILLE. INDIANA FLANIGAN'S RESTAURANT AND GROCERY Midway Road 135 R. R. 3 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA seaesc3cicicicsea� c3c3esaE3 Best Wishes From BROWN COUNTY DEMOCRAT Compliments of KOFFIE KUP MORGANTOWN. INDIANA McCOWAN'S FURNITURE Good Furniture Need Not Be Expensive 114 E. Jefferson SL Phone 341 FRANKLIN. INDIANA GRAY WOOLEN FLOWER GARDENS Chrysanthemums in Fall Evergreens and Perennials Road 135 Near Morgan County Line NASHVILLE. INDIANA aec Warren Hurdle Fred Whitaker HURDLE WHITAKER All Forms of Insurance Including Lile and Real Estate Phone 63-R3 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA HIATT'S Dry Goods and Notions Clothing for the Family Meet Your Friends at Hiatt's MORGANTOWN. INDIANA ’aoHCHaciwitat srssacacacsrseaciciesKfflaiaeaeaeaeasaeaEsessacacaea IRVIN WHITAKER Sales—CHEVROLET—Service MORGANTOWN. INDIANA Compliments oi SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Phone 945-946 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA THICKSTUN'S CAFE Phone 88 NASHVILLE. INDIANA n-n-r� —n-o-(i—n-n-o—n— BONNIE'S LEADER STORE Dry Goods - Notions Shoes Open Evenings Phone 102 NASHVILLE. INDIANA r ROT BURNS WHOLESALE GROCERY BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Compliments o4 SOUTHERN SPORTING GOODS 1)3 East Kirkwood Phone 6093 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA HARRY STEPHENS AND COMPANY BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA OLDSMOBILE • STUDEBAKEH CHEVROLET America's Largest and Finest Low Priced Car MCDONALD'S CHEVROLET SALES Ival McDonald Phone 5 Nashville, Indiana HEDRICK RADIO SERVICE RCA Victor Radio and Television We Service Alter We Sell” Phone 10F31 NASHVILLE. INDIANA Compliments ai NASHVILLE HARDWARE NASHVILLE. INDIANA BROWN COUNTY MEN'S SHOP Nationally Advertised Furnishings For Men and Young Men Commercial Bldg. Phone 152 NASHVILLE. INDIANA Compliments oi RALPH WALFORD TREVLAC. INDIANA Fancy Frying Chickens Grown By TLEENER WATTERS PINE BLUFF VIEW FARM TREVLAC. INDIANA BLUE BELL CAFE BEAN BLOSSOM. INDIANA Open Again Under New Management Old Fashioned Fried Chicken Dinner Every Sunday Welcome to all School Children R. R. 1. Morgantown. Ind. BOB RICHARDS Shell Oil Products Gasoline • Fuel Oil • X-100 Motor Oil HELMS BURG. INDIANA Trade at Bloomington's Most Complete Hardware Store THRASHER HARDWARE BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. w w Crest i 1 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Compliments of COLONIAL FURNITURE CO. 6th and Morton Phone 7142 BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA Compliments of CHITWOOD'S GROCERY B . R. 3 NASHVILLE. INDIANA MYERS ORCHARD Apples Peaches - Cider Polled Hereford Cattle R. R. 2 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA BLACK LUMBER COMPANY Everything To Build Anything MARTINSVILLE AUTO CO. Phone 938 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Buick's Golden Anniversary 50 Years of Progress Home of Buick Since 1907 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA JOE WOODS SONS Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks j I MORGANTOWN. INDIANA FORD S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE MARKET Phone No. 3 MORGANTOWN, INDIANA A Friendly Place Where Fnends Meet OLD HICKORY INN BEAN BLOSSOM GARAGE NASHVILLE. INDIANA Painting and Wreck Rebuilding General Repair - Machine Work Phone 82-F-41 Bean Blossom R. R. 3 Morgantown. Ind. 1 Congratulation Class of '53 KALER CANDY COMPANY Best Assorted Box Candies COLUMBUS. INDIANA John A Doty. Salesman MESHBERGER STONE CO., INC. Crushed Stone and Agricultural Limestone Delivered Call Roger Meshberger — Phone 52R3 Box 278 Nashville, Indiana McDonald GROCERY Groceries - Meats • Feeds Phone Morgantown 7-F30 C. H. McDonald BEAN BLOSSOM. INDIANA SNOW'S MARKET The Friendly Store Groceries. Meats. Gas. Oil. Feed Phone Morgantown 7F24 BEAN BLOSSOM. INDIANA BARGERSVILLE SUPPLY. INC. Building Materials • Farm Supplie Hardware • Appliances BARGERSVILLE. INDIANA GRAY FURNITURE COMPANY Reliable Since 1927 Paul Hand Phone 2142 WHITELAND. INDIANA Compliment of ALLEN'S TYDOL SERVICE FRANKLIN. INDIANA PENNY'S Bloomington Headquarters For Teen Agers West Side o! Square BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA r MAIO BROTHERS BROWN COUNTY SUPPLY CO. Building Materials - Coal - Stone - Paints D. Maio Phone X2-F-12 HELMSBURG. INDIANA Compliments at WALKER'S I. G. A. STORE NASHVILLE. INDIANA Hospitality Is An Art Coke Makes It So Easy cm COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA You Are Always Welcome At ARMSTRONG'S DRUG STORE Sodas - Candy - Ice Cream Prescriptions - Veterinary Supplies Phone 30 Morgantown. Indiana WABASH LirE INSURANCE COMPANY Old Line � Legal Reserve - Stock Co. C. 7. Underwood, President Liie. Health, Accident, Hospitalization Insurance Phone. Write or Drop in at the WABASH LIFE AGENCY Commercial Bldg. You Can Bank on the Wabash NASHVILLE. INDIANA ESTON A. PERCIFIELD General Overhauling Service Station MORGANTOWN. INDIANA McacaEacaBBcacaacacnacaairincaciaciciBaEa! SUNSET CArE Home Cooked Food BEAN BLOSSOM. INDIANA GREEN HILLS LUNCH Dairy Bar and Lunch Room Road 136 North of Morgantown. Ind. RIHMS T ¥TV¥ P SUPER MARKET 1938 1953 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA ROGERS BROTHERS Groceries and Meat NASHVILLE. INDIANA Best Wishes to Helmsbuig High School HELMSBURG HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT SALES HELMSBURG. INDIANA Compliments of GLEN YODER Livestock, Farming, Poultry and Egqs Phone 139714 Best Wishes to Helmsburg High School BARNES REPAIR SHOP HELMSBURG. INDIANA fi PENNY'S POINT HELMSBURG. INDIANA Sandwiches - Coffee Borden's Ice Cream Standard Oil Products LONG'S GROCERY Meats, Vegetables and Groceries HELMSBURG, INDIANA ROBERTSON GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Case Implements, Feed and Fertilizer HELMSBURG. INDIANA M. M. PITCHER £ SON LUMBER YARD Full Line of Building Materials Paints. Wallpaper, Electric Wiring and Fencing Phone 452 We Deliver TRAFALGAR. INDIANA PATE FURNITURE CO. Complete Line of Furniture and Appliances BARGERS VILLE. INDIANA Phone 571 COLLIER'S CREAMERY Dutch Maid Dairy Products Phone 4G5 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA ART'S GREENHOUSE Florists Say It With Flowers Phone 712 TRAFALGAR. INDIANA FRANKLIN FARM SERVICE Feeds. Chemicals. Farm Supplies 498 Province St Phone 981-J FRANKLIN. INDIANA Best Wishes GORE'S ORCHARD HILL MOTEL NASHVILLE. INDIANA Compliment of TIMES JEWELRY BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA KAHN'S The Place To Go For The Brand You Know BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA fl rTr g � wtriwr« c3emcigicg ae3E3E3tnEg3Cg-a-i: Compliment of BROCK'S MARKET UNIONVILLE. INDIANA Compliment of CAMPUS DRUGS 1809 E. 10th Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Compliments of RONE MUSIC STORE 101 Vi East 6th Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Compliment at HANSON MOTOR CO. Pontiac Sales and Service 1327 N Walnut Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA LITTLE GEM LUNCH ROOM Sandwiches - Cold Drinks Nashville Brown County Indiana cic ar-ir-ir-tt-ir-ieacicacaeatrieti VOILES ELECTRIC CO. Russell D. Voiles Next to Poet Office Phone 10 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA Congratulations Seniors of 1953 HELMSBURG SCHOOL CAFETERIA Hot Lunch at Low Cost Be Sure With Insurance With BRIGHT AND WILLIAMSON Dependable - Experienced NASHVILLE. INDIANA A. D. West and Charles Richards HELMSBURG SAWMILL Hardwood Lumber HELMSBURG. INDIANA aereagEaeffisacaeMarttaeaeiacaeaetiacig BROWN AND WIESE SERVICE STATION RESTAURANT Road 46 Phone 7162 esaeac STOCKTON'S Building Supplies - Farm Supplies Coal and Feed MORGANTOWN. INDIANA WILLIAM'S IMPLEMENT CO. International Formal! Dealer Motor Trucks • Formal] Tractors Farm Implements ■ Parts - Service 270 Morgan Street Phone 520 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA MOTHER'S BAKER Y For Good Bread Mother's 15c Loaves GREENSBURG. INDIANA Compliments at ROESNER'S BROWN COUNTY ORCHARDS a r i Nashville. Indiana BLACK LUMBER COMPANY Brown County Trading Post Electrical Appliances - Hardware - Building Supplies - Skelgas Crosley Shelvador • G. E. - Skelgas Appliances Telephone 98 Nashville. Indiana D. C. SPRAGUE Funeral Director Phone 362 TRAFALGAR. INDIANA Compliments ol ALEXANDE R CHEVROLET FRANKLIN. INDIANA MILLER'S DRUG STORE Drugs - Cosmetics Fountain Service NASHVILLE. INDIANA L BOND'S FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service Jack and Earl Bond Phone 40 NASHVILLE. INDIANA COFFMAN AUTO PARTS Tires, Batteries, Parts. Accessories. Gas and Oil Phone 282-J 450 Hamilton Ave. FRANKLIN. INDIANA HICKMAN SERVICE STATION MORGANTOWN. INDIANA «M= attttraat THE BIBILOT SHELF lantzen Sportswear Nardis of Dallas Sterling Socks Mojud Hose and Lingerie Gifts Other Leading Brands Weaver Building NASHVILLE. INDIANA NASHVILLE BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service Phone 211 NASHVILLE. INDIANA 3Effle353Enc3Mtscir=caEaeas3tsr3rscacaMEa WEAVER'S SERVICE STATION Mobil Gas and Oil Phone 25 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA