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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1961 volume:

■ THE TIGER ECHOES OF 1961 HELMSBURG HIGH SCHOOL HELMSBURG, INDIANA FOREWORD As we meditate upon the reflection of images in a mirror or a pool, we may discern a symbolism representing the past, the present, and the future. Looking backward, we may recall both pleasant days and dire ones—days when we profited from past experiences, days when we set our goals for new ones. In the present, we see ourselves as pupils striving for recognition, studying earnestly that our future success will be assured, believing with Lincoln. MI will study and get ready, and maybe the chance will come The future only God can know, but we, as the builders of that future, have some inkling of its nature. We know we shall be faced with new horizons. Seniors shall confront the world. Underclassmen will face the challenge and the joys of the new consolidated school. How we meet the days and years of our lives will depend upon us. We, the Class of 1961, sincerely hope this edition of TIGER ECHOES will convey you through the past, the present, and the future with the accompaniment of many pleasant memories. Presenting the finished product of thesehands...SITTING: Jim Mara, Vivian Wolff, Ginnvor McAdams, Sharon Brand, Maysie Smith. Bill Rutter. STANDING: David Zimmerman. Nadine Deckard, Gary Haarer, Kenny Burker, Judy Scrougham. Bob Kins, Nancy Campbell, Buddy Miller, Betty Alford.and Pauline Williams. From rtic ungin of Hclmshorg High School n rhc firul adieu; graduates, faculty, and students have tread the hallowed halls of this school. They Jmve built the character, maintained the tradinons,. and have striven to hole! high the flame of educational aspirations at Hclmsburg Our student have put tlieir fa h, trust, and ixaifkktue m building the reputation ol llelmchurg through the media of their activates. With rhis in mind, we, the Seniors of 1961. dedicate this edition of the Tiger Echoes to the Memory of Hclmsburg High School. G. ELWOOD HOOKEY . . . PRINCIPAL It was indeed a stroke of good fortune for me to become as- sociated with the Helmsburg High School this year. Indeed, it seems as if 1 had been a part of all the many cherished memories that belong to the past and to the present Helmsburg High School. To the graduating Seniors goes the tremendous responsibility of holding high the name of Helmsburg High School. Strive to do everything you undertake just a little bit better. By so doing, the people of this county will point to Helmsburg High School as a real force in the educational matters of this county. To those who will leave Helmsburg High School this year to become a part of an all-county consolidated school system goes a responsibility even greater than that of the graduating Seniors. By doing this. Helmsburg High School, the school where you started your bered as a fine educational institution. educational career, will forever be remem- MRS. EVELYN COFFEY As Secretary, her duties are numerous and requiring. Jack of all Trades is Mrs. Coffey's main asset in doing her job. BROWN COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD Our Brown County Board of Education consists of five members. This board meets once a month or more when necessary; and they discuss school problems which arise and plan for future situations. The members are Paul Wilkerson. president; David Cline, vice-president; Leonard Percifield, treasurer; Loren Moore, secretary and Arlen Ford as the other member. Warren Ogle, superintendent of schools, and Richard Speelmon. attorney, also attend the meetings. This Board of Education came into being in 1949 and at first, they were appointed by the Brown County Circuit Judge; three were appointed for each district and two, at large. Since the first appointments, the members have been elected in the primary elections. Through the years, they have accomplished progressive building programs, such as Sprunica School and the new elementary buildings of Van Burcn, Nashville, and Helmsburg. Brown County is making way for progress; the consolidation of Helmsburg and Nashville prove the efficiency of our School Board. VI MU U fill FACULTY MR. DALE MATHIS Coach MRS. VERNA HELMS Commerce MISS VIRGINIA YOUNG Mathematics MR. TED SHISLER Physics MRS. WANDA BUNGE English MRS. FLORENCE SHARP Girls Physical Education FACULTY MR. TED STEINKE English MRS. VIRGINIA UPDIKE Home Economics MRS. FRANCES PARSLEY History MR. RICHARD STITH Industrial Arts •Try;'' ‘ y Mm MISS RUTH TILTON Music ENGLE Band MR. ELDON COOK Mrs. Marjorie Myers What’s Cooking? CUSTODIAN Mr. Elmer Smith Something needs fixing—- Call for Elmer BUS DRIVERS Shown are eight of our twelve bus drivers whose task is transport us to school each day. Left to right are . Leo Richards, Fred Bay, GuyFleener, Morris Haggard, HomerOliver, Bob Richards. Thural Oliver, and Junior Parsley. time r ■ . IS EXISTENCE; USED, IT IS LIFE” MRPk. r' SENIORS VIVIAN WOLFF Vice-President NADINE DECKARD Treasurer GINNVOR MC ADAMS Secretary JIM MARA Student Council NANCY CAMPBELL Student Council JAN UPDIKE President J NORMA GREGORY GARY HAARER BOBBY HARSCH DON KINSER LARRY JOHNSTON BILL MC CELLAND I BILL RUTTER DAVID ZIMMERMAN JUNIORS Mary Ballinger Jo Ann Eastwood Fay Fox Kay Fox Fred Brester Diane Woodhouse Edith Bay Tommy Eaton Judy Roscoe Larry Kesler Mike Johnson Mable Fox Nim Bridwell John Bell Robert Sisson Larry Biddie Josephine Combs Norman Brummette Ernest Milnes Harry Patrick Richard Graphman Josephine Merriman Gene Leslie Joyce Hilligoss Richard Snider Mary Thompson Don Harden Philip Nesbit David Snider John Tatum Nath Watkins James Strodd Helen Presley Rob Presley James Teague David Percifield Dorothy Bay Matthew Wells Donna Bohannon Anthony Boyd Cora Bridwell Karen Updike Sue Bunge Rebecca Sisson Michael Burrell Kenny Cox Marcia Durham Marolyn Sisson Judy England Barbara Emberton Loretta Emerson Mary Finley Gary «Snider Marie Gibson Robert Singleton Roger Green Charles Haarer Linda Rutter Nancy Rodgers Harold Hancock Clyde Pettit David Hayworth William Hopkins David Hornback Judy Maxwell Bill Neese Betty Bridwell Bill Radder Tommy McQuire Dona Crouch FRESHMAN Tommy Arnold Bud Newlin Phyllis Brand John Ackerman Zelraa Fox Ted Ford Janice Baker Wanda Brock Jim Miller Sara Dowell Karon Miller Jerry Sawyer Jim Staten Don Wells Fred Kemp Charlene Alford Delores Biddle Michael Thomas Marcia Gibson George Green Jim Branham Leroy Collins Paul Harsch Barbara Jones Steven Hilligoss Bill Keller Russell Kelso Steven Leslie Carolyn Mays Harry Murray Kenny Patrick Judy Percifield Jack Pope Rita Poling Charlene Pope FRESHMEN Brenda Fierce Carolyn Scott Kay Ratliff Richard Russell Geneva Smith Merrileen Schrouham Barbara Snider Dale Waltman Sharon Frownfelter Jim Snider Sherry Stewart Ron Thompson Travis Summers Jackie Taynor Lester Haggard •Ron Wilkerson Jennie Earl David Williams Edna Achenbach Dough las Combs Gerhard Arndt George Crawford Glenna Ford Kenneth Dine Shirley Emberton We dedicate this space to the memory of Carol Whitworth The Tiger Staff I Allen Jones Sue Smith Patty Robin Barbara Norris Janet Kessler Lynn Percifield Viola Richards Mary Miller David Isley Joyce Wentworth Dorothy Shotts Bobby Hopkins Carl Vaught Arnold Jellison Stanley Richards Tom Kean Donna Pettit Zuba Napier Barbara Wilkerson Patricia Whitaker James Johnson Margaret Marshall Sandy Neese Stanley Patrick Edsel Howard Douglas Marshall Roy Lancaster Don Hutchison Mike Tryon Blanche Slater Hellen Phillips Bonnie Hensley Wayne Pate Gary Oliver Herman Vaught John Woodhouse The Eighth Grade is divided into two groups; each having a separate teacher. The group shown here is under the guidance of Mr. George Barnes. The following page shows Mr. James Miller's pupils. Fay Boyd Gloria Hazelgrove Roy Brand Mary Cross David Campbell Steve Cal Ion Fred Arnold Randy Beatty Mary Barrett Patty Eastwood Mary Brown Harold Haines Kenny Biddle John Burrell Don Allender Steve Abshire Maria Johnson Linda Beaver Barbara Clayburn Maxine Fisher Jim Derringer Edna Eaton Larry Harvey Ronnie Goodnight Ray Bowman Ronnie Adams Pat Hopkins Mary Ruth Fowler Colleen Emberton Pamela Cross Nancy Clephane Wayne Graphman J. R. Fox Leon Harden Jim Hazelgrove Sandra Everting Tom Gregory Coach Miller Mr. Barnes and class reviewing their 3 R's. In fall eighth graders will be among the first freshmen to enter the new consolidated school. BLUE and WHITE, FIGHT!! Boosting their Teamare: Donna Pettit. Patty Rob- ins, Lynn Percifield, Nancy Clephane, and Gloria Hazelgrove. STANDING: Arnold Jellison, Randy Beaty. Gary Oliver, John Woodhousc, Roy Lancaster, David Campbell. Jimmy Hazelgrove, Steve Abshire, and Wayne Pate. SITTING: Stanley Patrick, Ronnie Adams, Don Allender, Jim Derringer, Roy Brand, Bob Hopkins, Wayne Graphman. Harold Haines, and Tom Gregory. FIRST ROW: Ginnvor McAdams, Vivian Wolff. Kay Fox, Karen Updike. Judy Roscoe, Nancy Rogers, and Betty Alford. SECOND ROW: Marie Merrimen, Mary Ballinger. Judy Percifield, Barbara Snider. Phyllis Brand. Judy Maxwell. Linda Rutter. Nadine Deckard. Sharon Brand, George Brand, Dave Hayworth. THIRD ROW: Wanda Brock, Lynn Percifield, Sandra Everling. Mary Miller, Charleen Alford, Larry Roberts. Nancy Campbell, Mike Tryon, Richard Russel. Ray Bowman. Dale Waltman, Garland Brock, David Percifield. Sue Bunge, and Norman Brummett. FOURTH ROW: Jan Updike, Fay Fox, Steve Abshire, and Mr. Eldon Engle. Representing the Helmsburg Band are Larry Roberts, vice-president; Judy Ros- coe, treasurer; Ginnvor McAdams, president; and Sue Bunge as secretary. Decisions concerning band activities are handled in this group with Mr. Engle as director. COLOR GUARDS AND FLAGBEARERS--Linda Rutter, Judy Roscoe, Karen Updike, and Judy Maxwell. This is the first year for the Color Guards. They were selected by the student body of the band. Both the majorettes and Color Guards work together on their routines and outfits. They march in front of the band doing their routines for the onlookers. L J MAJORETTES--Sharon Brand and Nadine Deckard. . . . BEGINNING BAND . . . These be gin ner s will enter Junior Band: Sandra B a i le y . Sam Beaver. James Bond, Carol Fleener, Steve Mara, Raegina Mariett, Mike Miller, Naomi Snyder, Anna Stewart, and Cheryl Leslie. . . . JUNIOR BAND . . . Learning the fundamentals of their instruments and scale fingerings, this band keeps in time to a beat starting from whole notes ranging to more fast and tricky notes. FIRST ROW: Pat Brown, Charles Miller. Linda Chitwood, and Karen Davis. SECOND ROW: Sandra Ballinger, Dick Roscoe, All Harmon. Virgil Bailey. Terry Brand, and Danny Russel. THIRD ROW: Connie Spillman, Gary Plummer, and Steve Duckett. LET'S EAT Lunch is a mighty welcome sound to these high school students. Lunches served are nutritious and well-balanced. . . . VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS . . . Time--Afternoon, warm and peaceful Place--Roesner's Orchard Flames dispersed? You bet!! FRONT ROW: Dixie Stinson. Ruby Barrett, Cora Bredwell, Norma Gregory, Marcia Oliver, Judy England. Donna Bohannon. Lorette Emerson, and Barbara Jones. SECOND ROW: Shirley Emberton. Kay Ratliff. Karon Miller. Betty Alford, Sara Dowell. Barbara Emberton. Betty Bridwell, Rebecca Sisson. Dorothy Bay. Edith Bay. Donna Crouch, and Mill Ruth Tilton, director. THIRD ROW: Dale Waltman. Lane Phelps. Bob Harsch. Marie Gibson. Phyllis Brand, Harry Munay. MarciaGibson. CarolynMays. Bill Rutter. WandaBrock. Boots Deckard. Kenny Dine, and Tom Arnold. I . . . THE TIGER PAPER STAFF . . . During the first semester the staff was made up of Elvin Miller; artist, Jan Updike; co-editor, Nancy Camp- bell; editor, Ginnvor McAdams, Joe Woodhouse, Kenny Burker, Carol Sawyer, Larry Roberts. John Bell, and Larry Johnston. The second semester, the paper took a change of hand under the same advisor, Mrs. Wanda Bunge. The staff now consists of Larry Roberts; editor, JoAnn Eastwood; co-editor. Elvin Miller; artist. Bud Miller and Don Kinser; sports, Mary Thompson, John Bell. Larry Johnston. Jim Teague, Joe Woodhouse. and Gary Haarer as reporters. . .. HOME-KEY POSITION--asdf-jkl; . . . Seniors are in their second year of typing, a vital course if planning for a business education. Mrs. Verna Helms also teaches Juniors who are taking their first year of typing. Accuracy counts! What these boys learn may one day guide the future towards progressive prosperity. This mechanical drawing class consists of high school students under the supervision of Mr. Richard Stith. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS................. Busily sewing these girls listen to the advice of their instructor, Mrs. Virginia Updike. Through the home economic course, a fashion show and tea is given; this provides an excellent chance in showing their progress. . . COKE TIME . . . Refreshing drinks are served by seniors at all school-sponsored oc- casions; a committee of four direct the money-making project. Not only are soft-drinks available but also candy, potato chips, and ice cream sold by juniors. Vivian Wolff is chairman of cokes, Marcia Oliver does the order- ing and takes care of the bills. Betty Alford checks the supplies, and Larry Roberts sets up the equipment. . . . LET'S GO! . . . This 1961 Chevy would excite anyone in going places; but how does the instructor, Mr. Dale Mathis, feel about beginners9....! •GOVERNMENT OF. BY, AND FOR THE STUDENTS The Student Council carries the burden of enacting convocations, school dances and also help to promote the relationship between the administration and student body. Members from the senior class are Jim Mara, president; and Nancy Campbell, vice-president. From the junior class are Judy Roscoe and James Strode; the sophomore class members are Karen Updike, secretary; and Charles Haarer; the freshman class enacted Barbara Jones and Dale Waltman; and from the eighth grade are Gary Oliver and Wayne Graphman. Our Student Council and Nashville's Student Council together planned the home-coming program for the Helmsburg-Nashville game. I A NIGHT Marcia Oliver and Robert Kirts KING QUEEN of the 1960 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM The 1960 Junior Senior Prom was held in the Frangi- pani Room in the New Union Building at Bloomington, Indiana. TO REMEMBER THE GREATEST! In 1955, there was a bunch of boys who were always together, and these boys were first introduced to the basketball floor that year. It was like a duck taking to water, no one had ever seen such a group of fellows catch on to the game as quick as these. In 1956 the young Tigers won the county tourna ment for grade schools, and again in 1957 they repeated their performance. Bill Rutter, Larry Johnston, Robert Deckard, Jim Mara, and Buddy Miller graduated horn the eighth grade, it was said then that this team was going to go places someday. The following year there was new faces on the team as Bob Kirt came from Nashville. Don Kinser from Franklin. Joe Woodhouse from Indianapolis, and Bob Harsch from the Sprunica School, all were good players and helped to strengthen the team more. In 1958 Helmsburg lost all of its players through graduation with the exception of John Yoder and Ron West. George Barnes decided to call it quits as head coach of the Tigers, and in so doing Dale Mathis was named the new coach. With a Sophomore heavy team coach Mathis done a great job. The next two years they lived up to their ex- J pectations. In 1961 the Tigers won the Wabash Valley Prelim and are one of the favorites in the Sectionals at Columbus this year. As for next year, there isn't any. Helmsburg will consolidate with Nashville. Though Helmsburg and Nashville produce one of the greatest rivalrys anywhere around, and are bitter enemies on the floor, once they are off no matter the outcome they are the best of friends, let us hope that it will always be that way. Seasons Record We They 57 Stinesville 54 59 Nashville 61 64 Greenwood 65 67 Unionville 71 68 Smithville 45 67 University 57 67 Morgantown 56 77 Freedom 61 53 Union Twp. 51 51 Trafalgar 62 51 Clark 65 82 Unionville 45 77 Boys School 35 Wabash Valley 53 Elletsville 51 60 Smithville 44 61 Oolitic 48 60 Greencastle 58 47 Bloomfield 63 67 White land 91 47 Gosport 48 68 Nineveh 85 57 Nashville 58 SUPERBLY DONE! Larry J oh ns ton shows off his defensive talent by blocking an opponents shoe Side NOTHING TO IT! Bill Rutter scores two more points by tossing in a left hand- er. It was shots like this one that sent Bill on to an all time high for a Helmsburg player. Fred Brester Robert Deckard Larry Johnston Don Kinser Fay Fox, Norma Gregory. Sara Dowell, and Ginnvor McAdams. Bob Kirts Jim Mara Buddy Miller Bill Rutter The up and coming Mr. Stith's Reserve team shown here will represent Helmsburg next year. Mr. Stith, a graduate of Indiana State Teacher's College and in his first year of teaching, took the Reserve team and did a great job with the material he had. These boys who had a lot of determination deserve a large amount of credit for their partin sports for Helms- burg High School. Lets Take A Look At Their Record Fred Brester 8 6 7 2 8 0.4 68.00 Boots Deckard 30 20 44 16 52 2.4 288 .33 Larry Johnston 44 30 294 118 266 12.1 630.22 Don Kinser 27 13 47 9 31 1.4 185.09 Bob Kirts 80 50 188 66 177 8.1 551.25 Jim Mara 61 45 248 83 211 9.6 597.51 Buddy Miller 74 47 221 84 215 9.8 666.53 Bill Rutter 199 144 348 144 401 18.2 562.50 Girls Phys. Ed. Class Strictly a womans world! Mrs. Sharp, the girls Phys. Ed. teacher, teaching the girls how the boys shoot a lay up. The girls, when the weather permits, wouldrather play outside. Here they are playing kick ball. MRS. RUBY FLEENER Second Grade MRS. THELMA FLEENER First Grade MRS. EDITH DECKARD First Grade MRS. HATTIE BASS Third Grade MRS. DOROTHY THOMPSON Fourth Grade MRS. ANN STEPHENSON Fifth Grade Dick Roscoe Norman Snider Edith Olds Jackie Tapp Kay Richards Nadine Wall Lorene Wagler Faith Sanders Charles Miller Donald Roberts Harold Summers Lincoln Presley Judy Conley Lola Willeams Letia Summers Josephine Smith Vickie Moore Lois Sullivan Roy McRae Gary Plummer George Miller Billy Parsons Glen Wilkerson Sharon Whitaker Linda Sawyer Cynthia Patch Carolyn Vaught Connie Spillman Danny Russell Gary Wilkerson Danny Knight We may be personally defeated, but our principles never Garrison Eddie Arnold Alford Harmon Thelma Fisher Sharon Ford Steve Duckett Patricia Brown Linda Chitwood Mike Beaver Terry Brand Diane Allender Eddie Burkhart Russell Isley Elva Dine Judy Bailey Danny Campbell Karen Davis Catherine McRae Tommy Fowler Darrell Green Priscilla Ford Philip Arnold John Everhert Esther Haarer Phylis Combs Loyd Collins Sandra Ballinger Virgil Bailey Wayne Richardson Linda Bailey Ellen Albright Look around the habitable world; how few know their own good, or knowing it, pursue......Dryden Ronald Adams Eugene Goodnight Jerry Graphman Sammy Beaver Janice Bailey Sandra Bailey James Snider Tommy Adams Brenda Barnes Cheryl Leslie Nancy Rose Karen Baird Vernon Fleetwood John Bunge Steven Bright Jerry Baker Leota Eastwood Carol Fleener Jimmy Fox Lee Long Howard Wagler Dewey Hopkins Raegina Marlett Rosalie Maxwell Mike Miller Ernest Pate Steven Mara Naomi Snyder Ann Stewart Shirley Morgan Jackie Stewart Konald Wagaman Dennis Merriman Ronnie Webster Linda Haggard Joyce McKee James Bond Daniel Brown Linda Mayers Barbara Bailey Nora Albright Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired Plautus Shirley Maxwell Rachel Haarer Connie Glidden Belinda Bay Danny Snodgrass Jimmy Yoder Nancy Miller Patricia Stewart Deborah Norris Patricia Altes David Davis Jerry Durham Micky Sullivan Virginia Barrett Elmer Brown David Voland Jessica Rader Joey Ackerman Alva Adams John Smith Barbara Rutter Sherry Baker Jimmy Messer Karen Brown Ude Fluke Lana Mayer Danny Patterson Billy Knight Pamela Boyd Steve Sawyer Ronnie Hopkins Lee Fleetwood Deborah Newiin Janice Webster John Wilkerson Dori$ Sizemore Deborah Childs Peggy McClain Tommy Hauser Billy DeGolyer Shirley Neat Mike Waltz Stephen Richards Ralph Albright Barbara Robinson What ever makes men good Christians, makes them good citizens.................Webster Mary Sizmore Sue Percifield Dawn Snider Sandra AUender William Ford Richard Bailey Vicky Coffman Della Haggard Richarda Miller Melvina Waltz Danny Hawkins Robert Eastwood Vicky Whitaker Rosella Marlett TT hural Sisson Kenneth Poling Patricia Barrett James Wilkerson Micky Darnnger Jerry Darringer Deloris Gardner Phyllis Snider Steven Snider Joyce Sawyer April Russell Jacquelyn Butsch John Roberts Jimmy Maxwell Ann Patterson Bernard Patch Ronald Warford Edward Wagler Deborah Robins Vickie Snyder Lytle Albright Paula Messer Margie Keller Robert DeWitt Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today Ben Franklin Knowledge is the only fountain both of love and the principles of human Berry Camplin Richard Snider Albert Sawyer Harold Koontz Mary Wintergerst Linda Dowell Robert Snider Micheal Hessman Roy Copeland John Campbell Vickie Darringer Janie Davis Connie Woodall Ricky Elkins Gary Logston Richard Tyron Allen Richards Jeanie Lawson Sharon Scrougham Bonnie McGuire Wilma Wagaman Joyce Brown David Miller Dennis Richards Forth Pate Judith Roberts Annette Sullivan Betty Sisson Vickie Webster David Fry Galen Swartzentruber Ronda Robinson liberty Webster Judy Pate Bonnie Swartzentruber Linda Yoder David Sabatier David Wagler John Rodgers Jackie Haywood Susan Batch Nita Baird Margaret Stewart Marion Boyd April Sumpter Dennis Norman Thomas Miller Harvey Whitaker Victor Vawter Timothy Brzeski Karen Wilkerson Connie Bay Deborah Fry Arriest Bailey William Richardson Billy Lawson James Barnes David Roberts We leam wisdom from failure much more than from success. We often discover what will do by finding our what will do; And probably he who never made a mistake never made a discovery...........Smiles Steven Skinner Dennis Morgan Kenneth Haggard Rebecca Altop Vicki Brown Jackie Corcoran Karen Skinner Lois Haarer Russell Hawkins Paul Ackerman Ronnie Graphman Wallace Price Billy Morgan Rebecca Smith Kathleen Richards Karen Schrougham Julie Coffman Brenda Fox James Hawkins Michael Alford Hiram Waltz Gregory Wall Glen Patterson Mary Darringer Doris Darringer Patty Barnes Helen Richardson Billy Davis Steven Fox Danny Sawyer He that hath knowledge sparth his words Old Testament Judy Butsch Gary Miller Linda Brethauer Deborah Brummett Rebecca Cullen Kenneth Maxwell Kay Camplin Rosanne Woodall Bobby Bond Ronnie Whitworth Cathy Percifield Ruth Lawson Teresa Miller Barbara Gardner Bobby Stephens David Sisson Elaine Leslie Darlene Derringer Randy Graphman Beverly Corcoran Hazel Sizemore Horace R. Vawter Dale Haywood Joe DeWitt Jim Richardson Doris Fry Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius Disraeli ■ John Brummett William Martin Larry Miller Cathnne Messer Phylis Wagaman Patsy Skinner James Rutter Robert Smith James Webster Donald Miller Raymond Voorhies Kathy Koontz Wesley Eastwood Phillip Richards Jenny Yoder Debra Fox South Miller Scon Voland Charles Lawson David Neat Joe Fleetwood Larry McClain Michael Bailey Sherman Rader Wanda Sumpter Shirley Bond Nathan Swartzentruber Dennis Fry Self-trust is the first secret of success Emerson THE FIRST GRADE Where education begins KAHNS Men's and Boy's Clothing - B I oom«ng ton - The Place To Go For The Brands You Know1' West - Sice Square Down town BloomIngcon NASHVILLE, INDIANA WE HAVE 61s NOW I” Comp Iiments of BUCHANAN - JONES FURNITURE COMPANY '•Southern Indiana's most complete furniture store, where customer satisfaction is the first consideration. 61 I Washington Street Columbus Indiana S REALTOR T R BUILDER 0 0 CONTRACTING Phore LO 8-22U6 AGENCY Bearblossom Indiana EXCAVATING. GRADING Contouring - Filling LAKES and PONDS our SPECIALTY Complete Spillway Work GRADING Basements Ground CI ear i ng Creeks Cleaned Lakes - Ponds BULLDOZING Roads Excavating Asphalt Paving Driveways Slone Delivery FLEETWOOD BROS. Dial LO 8- 715 Prompt Service Free Estimates State Road South Nashville, Indiana You Can Oepend On TOVEY SHOES Downtown Columbus RIGLEY STUDIOS Art Suppl ies and Frames Shopper's Lane Nashville Indiana For Brown County Hosp ita1 ty, Visit the ABE MARTIN LODGE in the State Park Phone LO 8-2272 Nashv i11e, Ind iana HARDWARE entrance—j BROwn county 6TATE PARK Aet HAATIN t0t 4{ DODGE AND LANCER DEALERS Greg - Tucker - Davis Nashv i I Ie Ind i ana CENTRAL FINANCE COMPANY Personal Loans and Sales Financing 621 Washington Street Columbus Indiana Phone DR 6-3626 J E R R V t s NASHVILLE Francis Rund's J I F F Y W H I P lrli| «Hrttkmut lift pic f hiv o C«k Stones Crossing BLOOMINGTON SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY Mart insvi Ile Indiana IUAUTY! BsanEoa H3H3SH3 CUMMINS ENGINES power over half of the on-highway tracks In the United State . This is made possible by the .ugh-quality workmanship of Cummins employees, many of whom attended UclmMburg and other nearby High Schools. We encourage members of the graduating c I as s of 1961 to inquire about opportunities for challenging positions with our company. CUMMINS ENGINE COMPANY, INC. Columbus, Indiana Comp Itments of Helmsburg 1nd i ana CARL BRUMMETT • S( (V � ■� ■� . - •� VVVICIN.1 HOI • DM 0,)«0 V 0,1.1 I H VI! •• m� •• •� ¥ • •• «ff «I MMWi IM«J ««fVflfyMa • •« y • I � M IM 4 f| v«a f Mron W rv •• •� � • •� • ¥ Wf t| rv f «f 4 iv« «ni ‘ 4 4V )• M lfAM « «Of� � ««If a.Mr« � f Mf) � r M «| AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Invsst Youi Savings WKh U« Ubarol Diwjsrul� Paid On Savings Each Account !■ Inrursd Up to 510.000 00 Suburban Federal Savings Loan Association GREENWOOD BEECH GROVE Gym Shoe lumporee M E. ELKINS Agent. Mobil Oil Co. Fuel Oil and Gasoline Phone LY. 7 47� MORGANTOWN. INDIANA Famous Kinney tapers for Guii Only S2 99 KINNEY’S SHOE STORE 3202 South Cast StraM and Junction oi 431 and 31 INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA THE BROWN COUNTY SPORT SHOP Far Men's and Women's Apparel BROWN COUNTY ENTERPRISES (Formerly Hooeier Auto Fowl Star� ) Phone LO- 8-4076 NASHVILLE. INDIANA ONE-STOP CLEANERS COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY Compliments at Pick-up • Delivery CHARLES ROBERTSON LOcue� 84941 Van Buren St w s T 0 R E ■'You'll Get Mace from Moore V The Small Store Dtth Big Value� Beet Withe� to the Oom of 1961 MOORE’S GENERAL STORE Phone MA. I 5683 lun and Virginia Moore Class o! '49 '51 PC OCA. INDIANA A L K E R S IGA NASHVILLE. INDIANA Congratulation . Semo ! UNIVERSITY SPORTING GOODS STORES 200 North Walnut Sheet Phone ED � 4573 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA ADAMS RADIO A T V. SERVICE Authorised Zenith Sale and Service Phone LYceura 7-4243 S?tAJLSVIU£. INDIANA Compliment of GUY FLEENER HELMSBUBG. INDIANA BRUMMETT S GARAGE Compliments at Complete Auto Repair and Welding HELMSBURG INDIANA FARMERS TRUST CO. FRANIUN INDIANA NORTHSIDC DRUGS 25th and Central Compliment of Prompt Free Delivery Phone 2-4446 ALEXANDER CHEVROLET FRANIUN. INDIANA COLUMBUS. INDIANA ROESNER’S ORCHARDS NASHVILLE. INDIANA BRIGHT AND WILLIAMSON Compliment� o For Inturanc In Ntt hTill« J. J. SHOE OUTLET BLOOMINGTON INDIANA TWIN TULIP DRIVE-IN Road 13S South at Morgantown COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND IN BEANBIOSSOM FRED ROBERTSON R R. 3 Morgantown. Indiana lVi Mdes Waal at aecmhloeaom On Stain Road Road 4i Stand tad Oil Duttibutor Phone LO 8 2689 Compliment� at MCDONALD'S I.G.A STORE BCANBLOSSOM. INDIANA EWALD'S GARAGE BEANBLOS9QM. INDIANA Compliment� at RIHM'S I.G.A. FOOOLINER MORGANTOWN. INDIANA NASHVILLE TRADITION Miller’s Drug and Prescription Store BUNT'S BARBER SHOP NASHVILLE. INDIANA BILL GORE For Real Estate In Nashville ANONYMOUS DONOR NASHVILLE. INDIANA Comptiroeals ai SINGING PINES MOTEL In Nashville FIRST STATE BANK 3% On Titos Deposits Member at T. D L C MORGANTOWN. INDIANA HELMSBURG CONCRETE ROD CO Lawrence McCoy Phone LO. 8 973 HELMSBURG. INDIANA COX PHARMACY Fountain Seines Sundries Cownstic Prescriptions Filled With Freeh Drugs The Recall Store NASHVILLE. INDIANA CLAUDE'S GULF Tires - Button� � - Tun� ups Phone LY- 7 5483 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA POTHER'S FOOD MARKET Free Delivery Fresh Meats ■ Fruits - Vegetables Family Stamps Phone LY 7 4602 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA HELMSBURG HARDWARE FURNITURE SALES Friqidodre and Maytag Appliances Hlrschman Solas - Beds Mattresses Plumbing Supplies lawn and Garden Equipment HELMSBURG INDIANA TOVIY'S Bloomington � Busiest Shoe Store BLOOMINGTON INDIANA HILLS O' BROWN (Brown County Indiana Apples NASHVILLE ORCHARDS Phil NASHVILLE. INDIANA CompUiruMit d BROWN COUNTY REAL ESTATE LA CHANCE STUDIOS BEANBLOSSOM. INDIANA NASHVILLE. INDIANA WESTERN AUTO Compliment at SUPPLY COMPANY JIM MILLER NASHVILLE. INDIANA NASHVILLE. INDIANA MARY LONG'S REGAL STORE Th Star of Friendly Sutil� KELMSBURG INDIANA ARMSTRONG DRUG STORE PreacnpHoo and Sick Hoorn Supptie� Phon LY 7 4537 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA HAYI'S PHARMACY, INC. MOORESVILLE A MARTINSVILLE. (ND. Congratulation� Claas at '61 KNIGHT S FROZEN LOCKERS TRAFALGAR GREENHOUSE Phona Number 9 t FLOWER SHOP EDINBURG. INDIANA Call Collect MA 1 SSI 1 TRAFALGAR. INDIANA NEAL'S FURNITURE Compliment� at REAL ESTATE M M PITCHER AND SON Floyd Curly Neo Lumber Yard MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA TRAFALGAR. INDIANA SPRIGG S GRADE “A” DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Phous 8311 Third and Madison BLOOMINGTON INDIANA SOUTHERN SPORTING GOODS STORE Your Specialist in Sports ’ Phone ED 6-6093 MONROE COUNTY ST AH BANK The Friendly Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance 113 East Kirkwood Avenue BLOOMINGTON INDIANA BLOOMINGTON INDIANA FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Farm improvement Loans HEDRICK D-X and Auto Financing 3rd and Iordan To Serve You Boner tot Lees ' There Are Hundreds of Gasolines. Office Manager Oita both Roush But Only One D-X 15 Mam Street LO. 8-4671 HAGGARD'S TEXACO SERVICE 3 Mile South ol Morgantown Tiim ■ Batten - Fuel OU Whit� Stove Gas Oil Change - Grease Jot Phone LY. 7-4221 — MANITORIUM CLEANERS Three Pick-up a W««V h Heinubuig MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA 80TTLING COMPANY 214 West 17th Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA CY GYGER'S GARAGE Congmtu lotion Senior ol H1 Kadiatocft Cleaned and Repaired MONROE “Bees' Wheel and Fiamr AUgiiing TOBACCO AND CANDY COMPANY 32S West 7th Street D al 2 2167 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA HILLMANS Host to the Carnage Trade Expensive? Ye . McCRACKEN SELF-SERVICE MARKET Extravagant? Certainly not! Grocer) Gas - OU Stylist Supreme on the Cade UNIONVILLE. INDIANA HILLMAN'S INDLANAPOLE. INDIANA BOND'S FUNERAL HOME Air Conditioned Cho pel 24-Hour Ambulance Service South letter � on Street Phone LOcusl � 4289 NASHVILLE. INDIANA SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY S19 Washington Smm The Place To Get The Beet Deed Oh A Sewing Machine • Vacuum Cleaner Or Flow Polisher COLUMBUS. INDIANA BURNER'S GENERAL STORE In Speareville Groceries • Dry Goode • Feed Hardware - Goa Phone YL 7-4110 Rural Route 4 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA fiENE'S GARAGE BOIJY SHOP (Formerly Halle Garage) MA 1-5717 Road 135 at Samaria 24-Hour Wrecker Service • Night Phone MA -5727 Cities Service Go and Oil Insurance Clam a Specialty Complete Auto Repair - Body Work - Painting All Work Guaranteed Open MO A M m 800 P M Mon.. Wed. Thun.. Fri, Sat Sunday 10:00 A M to 10.00 P. M. Camptere Automotive Service HEIMSBURG SAW MILL Chorii Rich end� HELMSBURG. INDIANA Shoos tor the Entire Family COOK'S SHOE STORE COLUMBUS. INDIANA For Quality Meats Try ST ADLER PACKING CO. In Columbus CONSOLIDATED COAL CO. Phono DR. 66)41 lor Delivery COLUMBUS. INDIANA Compliments of CHESTY FOODS TERRE HAUTE INDIANA FISHER'S PRESCRIPTION STORE llth and Lata yen Phono DR 2 4433 COLUMBUS, INDIANA HEDRICK RADIO SERVICE RCA Victor Radio - Television Wo Service Alter Wo Soli Traialgar MA. 1- 2S2 Nashville IO. 8--4313 For (owoliy FRANK GREEN S COLUMBUS. INDIANA GATESVILU STORE OLSON'S REGAL STORE Gae • Oil ■ Groceries - Meals Phone MA 1 5682 Open Seven Days a Week PEOGA. INDIANA On Soft Creek Phone LO 6-1202 Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Hendrickson Trafalgar Branch Union Bank fie Trust Co. THATAiaAB. INDIANA New Phone MA. I 4111 REMEMBER GOLD TRATALGAH. INDIANA Compliments ai J. B PAYNE A SON FRANKLIN. INDIANA Good Food At BABB'S RESTAURANT SMITH S SHOE STORE FRANIUN. INDIANA WHTTELAND INDIANA Stop at THE FRANKUN PARK A BOWL Us THICKSTON'S RESTAURANT MITCHELL'S HARDWARE MORGANTOWN. INDIANA NASHVILLE. INDIANA HOLTHOUSi FURNITURE FRANKLIN. INDIANA Compliment ot DELPHINE S BEAUTY SHOP SWANK S DEPARTMENT STORE F ANCUN. INDIANA NASHVILLE. INDIANA Compliments at THE LEONARD WELSH NASHVILLE HARDWARE STORE INSURANCE AGENCY NASHVILLE. INDIANA NASHVILLE. INDIANA Hooting • N w Roola lot CM ' STANLEY MILLER Booling and Guttei Work All Work Gucrantaud Freo Enluraiu LY 7-4291 MORGANTOWN INDIANA Vlalt Ik Family Dining Room and the Banquet Room Wh«t Completa Faciudo� For Modern Dining Await You 425 Fourth Straw Phone DR 6-7013 COLUMBOS. INDIANA HANS NOWA Comptimanla of Haai Eatate BONNIE'S LEADER STORE WU1 eeti. trod� or monaga. Dry Goods - Notions • Shoes or appratee your propeity Pborw Dl 2-3606 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Phone LO. 8-2671 NASHVIUE. INDIANA SMEU. SERVICE STOP! 1910 South Mariettas INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA State Road 135 |. E. Huataman B W SIR VICE Sunoco Petroleum Product� Genera] Re pan MORGANTOWN. INDIANA Expert Dry Cleaning By Experienced Cleaner MORGANTOWN CLEANERS Cash and Carry Open 8 IS to 500 P M. Monday. Tuesday, Friday. Saturday WARREN HURDLE Realtor - General Insurance Phone LY 7-4860 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA HIATT'S DRY GOODS A NOTIONS Clothing • Shoes lor AU the Family Meet Your Friend at Hiatt'� Phone LY. 7-41M MORGANTOWN. INDIANA OCSTON INSURANCE AGENCY Serving You Better - Saving You More Delmar C. Oleton Box 338 Phone LY. 7 4733 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA BEAVERS SHELL SERVICE Tires - Batteries • Car Lubrication Phone LY 7-4362 MORGANTOWN INDIANA STOCKTON COMPANY, INC Lumber Building Supplies • Coal Feed Phone LY. 7-4£38 MORGANTOWN. INDIANA IRVIN WHITAKER Sale CHEVROLET Service MORGANTOWN INDIANA CoCi[Ji.-T5 n� HICKMANS REGAL STORE MORGANTOWN INDIANA Compliments oi POLING INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA Compliments oi S. S. KRESGE COMPANY BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Get Your Beouly by Wilma WILMA RICE, OPERATOR Phone LO 8-4773 HELMSBURG, INDIANA THOMPSON PLUMBING CO. Phone LY 7 4)02 MORGANTOWN INDIANA Compliment at GAILE'S GAS ELECTRIC CO. MORGANTOWN INDIANA I INTER -OOIX13GIATE PRESS — Manufacture Vwtoooks — Ywrbook Cow� Doto n« - - fraduat on A wunceaicnri ocfo«y — Horr Cw K n+o City — Wtrmif g U.SA J 7.