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

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CLASS HISTORY Ir1 September 1953 a new group of students knownas GREEN FRESHMEN entered Helmsburg I-hgh SchooL We were excepuonally fast in becommg accustomed to the dally routme because we were an ex cepnonally brxght class We soon fotmd that Mr Lawler the Dl'1l'1ClD31, was the supreme law of the school Mr Novak our sponsor and our class 53 strong, were voted the class most hkely to succeed by our faculty With brtght students such as Patr1c1a Achenback Delores Ackerman Donald Altop Carroll Anderson Robert Applegate Jack Arnold James Chnton Amold Dav1d Bell, Herschel Boller Joyce Boller James Btmch James Campbell, Marlon Clephane Barbara Coffman Hayward Combs Romona Cowan Maxme Cox Darlyne Dearmg, Gerald England Melodre Faulkner Helen Forney Carole Fox Roland Fox Stanley Haarer W1l11am Hutchinson Ruth Knox James Lambert Norwood Leshe Patncia McKee, Rose Merrxman Wrlham Page Melvin Rlchards Rtchard Rlsely Ernest Robinson Mary Jane Rodgers Jerry Ruffm Frances Rutter Richard Sanders AlbertSalyer Larry Sawyer Floyd Sm.1th Nelhe Smxth, Richard Splllman Mary Suver Ada Vaught Gene Waltman, Roy West and Carl Zook Class officers were: Dolores Ackerman, Presldent Davrd Bell. V1ce-President R1chard Sprllman Secretary andJames Arnold Treasurer We wholeheartedly agreed w1th them. After fmlshtng our Freshman year 1Il record tune and en Joymg a d1Vl.l'le summer vacatlon we returned toschool as Sophrstxcated Sophornores to fmd that we had lost several members of our class mcluding Mary Suver Rlchard Rlsely Carl Zook Darlyne Dearing Melodle Faulkner Ruth Knox and Romona Cowan W1th Miss Zupanslc as our sponsor we showed our superior salesmanshlp by profmng on every money Illiklllg project we undertook. Several members of our class played varslty and second team basketball. Donald Altop David Bell, Danny Remhan Roy west Melvm Coffman Helen Forney Carole Fox Frances Rutter Joyce Boller Herschel Boller One yell leader Dolores Ackerman. Our class offrcers were: Davrd Bell, Pres1dent Barbara Coffman Vice Presldent Melvin R1chards Treasurer and James Arnold Secretary Before we realized it was vacauon mme agam and our whole class had been promoted w1th above average grades We emerged from our vacatxon as JOLLY J UNIORS and agam showmg our superror abilmes stated made good from the frrst We made money by selling magazme subscrrpuons and sellmg refreshments at the basketball games We also gave our f1rst class play under the direction of Miss Young, The name of the play was DEADLY ERNEST we lost f1fteen students that year but our courage and mtestinal fortitude brought us through the loss hke the true champtons we were. Then came vacation tlme again and we left school w1th Just one thought l'I'l3k1Ilg good on our summer Jobs After having a long rest we started back to school as SUPERIOR SENIORS We started off w1th a bang presenting our class play THE DARLING BRATS tmder the d1rect1on of Mrs Janet Blocker With our class sponsors Mrs Helms and Mr Bames we set attendance grades and ciuzenship records We st1ll had several members of the ball team. Donald Altop David Bell, Roland Fox Norwood Leshe, Melvrn mCh3l'dS and Roy West The high school band Dolores Ackerman Barbara Coffman Carole Fox and Frances Rutter Dolores Ackerman still as one of the yell leaders Those who came along are: Dolores Ackerman, Donald Altop Sue Andre DavidBe1l,James Campbell, Barbara Coffman Gerald England Carole Fox Roland Fox Stanley Haarer Wilham Hutchinson Norwood Leshe Rose Merr1man Melvm Rlchards Ernest Robinson, Mary Jane Rodgers Jerry Ruffin Frances Rutter Richard Sanders Larry Sawyer Gene waltman, Roy West and Danny Renihan Compllmeuts Of Compltments of Comphments of BROWN COUNTY IMPLEMENT SALES MERRIMAN PHILCO J B PAYNE AND SONS Nashvxlle lndlana Morgantown Ind1ana Frankl1n lndlana Compl1ments of Comphments of Comphments of MORGANTOWN HARDWARE TAGGART SERVICE STATION TOVERY 5 SHOE STORE Morgantown lndxana Nashv1lle Indnana Bloommgton Indxana Richards, James Arnold. We also had several members of high school band: Dolores Ackerman, Barbara

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SENIGR CLASS PRCJPHECY While tak1ng my usual evemng stroll on the moon I saw J 1m Campbell s umversally known restaurant Moon Cafe where he serves h1s spectalty space burgers Thts new dtsh cons1sts of exploded meat balls between atr puffed blms These are qutte tasty and I dectded I was qu1te htmgry so I went 1n and bought myself one Someone put a coinxnthe Juke box and the song, Satelite Ntght sang by Audrey Myers came bound1ng forth. Wlule hstaung to the sad stratus of the song, I looked around the restaurant and there was someone readlng a book by an author whose name was famthar to me Th1nk1ng back over the years I placed the name of Rlchard Sanders as an old frtend of mme H1s book, Moonslune was sellmg very well on both the moon and Mars Carole Fox universally famous reporter came mto the restaurant and when she recogmzed me she came over and told me that Gerald England the famous detectwe, had just captured pubhc enemy 4141 Ertue Robmson who had stolen the only eX1SIl11g map to earth. She had an appomtment w1th Mr England she was to tntervtew h1m about how he was gomg to capture public enemy 32 Larry Sawyer who had stolen the plans of the Sp1tBallRocket for enemy ag ts I remember Mr Sawyer as a man who somewhat resembled myself At thts ume Mr England entered the cafe, and M1ss Fox Jomed him At a few tables dlstance, I caught blts of the conversatton, and M1ss Fox was trymg to oonvlnce Mr England that my tdemty was not that of Mr Sawyer I wasn t gomg to take any chances and l decided the Moon was no place for me if I was gomg to be nustaken for Mr Sawyer Qtuckly Ihastened to Rocket Feller Square to engage a pilot and a mechamc to take me to Mars The former Laura Parks now wife of the owner of Rocket Feller Square mtroduced me to Roland Fox the SCIEIIISI who designed and built the Sp1t Ball Rocket and lus now famous test p1lot Roy West I explamed Jerry Ruffin, who was made famous for his space moblle, and then suggested that I take Don Altop and Stan Haarer as my ptlot and mecharuc Iqu1ck1y folmd them and told them my pltght, They agreed to take me on my m1ss1on We were well on our way to Mars when our plane crashed mto a floatzng house designed by Mary Jane Rodgers and owned by Frances Rutter Frances was also famously known for her elaborate parues that can start on the moon and end on Mars The house was unmjured but the crash had made us lose all four of our fuel tanks Because of tlus we were rapldly losmg alt1tude and descendmg to earth We made a safe landmg near the 500 rmle race track just ll'I ume to see B111 Hutchmson drlve mto the v1ctory lane for his fourth stratght wm He was the f1rst man on earth to accomphsh the darmg feat of wlnmng four successive races He was gettmg h1s congratulauon k1ss from the movxe star Barbara Coffman The spothght IS shared w1th Gene Waltman lus mechamc Look1ng throudx the crowd I see the former Susanne Andre, now the w1fe of Selvts Presley The years seem to have been good to her Also tn the crowd IS Melvm Richards cand1date for the Prestdent of the Umted States All the experts seem to dunk he w11l win the elecuon m a breeze. We decide we can t tarry on earth any longer We persuade Stan to steal some atomic fuel and tanks from Barnes and Helms Enterpnses Tlusnoblepatr after rettrmg from thelr teachmg careers have done much tn the defense of their country With the fuel, we once agam take off for Mars We once agam see more old frtends We are Just Ln ttme to see the Super Somc Basketball Team play the f1rst game of the season, The1r star Dav1d Bell, 18 up to par and the coach, Danny Reruhan IS to be congratulated upon the fme Job of coaclung he had done. Thelr cheerleader Dolores Ackerman goes through some fantasttc exerctses tn leadlng the crowd on to cheermg the team to v1ctory In the crowd I see the queen of the Umversity Roste Merriman, and her escort IS none other than Norwood Leshe, the flat top lad who is dr1ving all the women on Mars crazy with h1s cool flat top I am txred after my long Joumey and after paying Don and Stan, I purchase one of Mary Jane Rodgers floating homes. Then I prepare myself for a long, peaceful rest 111 the solitude of space ' . . , to the lady that I wasn't therefora social call, but to engage a pilot and a mechanic. She quicldy introduced