Henryville High School - Hi Lites / Memories Yearbook (Henryville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 32 of the 1953 volume:

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Among the never-to-be-fbrgotten eVents was the Freshmen Initiationw. Our attractive classmate, Joyce Davis, captured the support of the school and became Queen of the High School. Several of our boys showed outstand- ing basketball ability. The term was carried to a successful close by a trip to Spring Mill Park. Chapter two of the Class of '53 commenced with the election of Carl Bridges to the office of class President. Ida Watson brought honor to the class by being elected cheerleader, but our boys brought the most honor by winning the Second Team Invitational Tourney and the Championship Trophy. Another highlight that year was our I'April Fool's Day Partym. The trip to Clifty Fells, brought an end to aneu- lightening and happy school year. In September. '51, we became the Jolly Juniors of H. H. s. David-Dunlevyuas the unanimous choice for the office of president. The etudent body electedw Ida Watson to the position of cheerleader again. At our Christmas Party, the role of Santa Claua.was played by Carl Bridges, and everyone present had a Jolly time; The crown for Basketball Queen was seized by Mae Stotts, a very pretty queen indeed. After much hard work and careful planning, under the supervision of Mrs. Eberhard, we entertained with a dinner the class of '52 at the Woolworth Building. It was a huge success and was enjoyed by all. Our Juhior year was brought to a happy close with our trip to Brown County. Our Senior year was touched off by electing Janet Lewis class president again. To finance our trip to Washington D. C. and New York, the class sold more than $900 worth of magazines. In honor of the occasion, we had a turkey dinneg. The Seniors renewed the publication of the school paper with Melvin Wininger as Editor-in-chietz lda Watson, Curt Waggoner, ane Mae Stotts were chosen as the cheerleadihg-trlo from the Senior Class. Seven Senior boys played a great part in making the basketball . season a success. The Hornets put up a winning battle in the County Tourney and carried home the Championship Trophy end the Placque. We are really proud of you boys 3 The Class presented the delightful comedy, I'Boarding House Beach ; We cli- i maxed our four years at H. H. S. with Commencement on May 18. ,- A1'NQ12 wt, ;- Janet Lewis :1 Jan Class Pres. 1-H; Phy. 1-2; Band 1-2-3-H; Paper Staff u; Chorus 1-2; Band Lib- rarian k M36 Stotts Mazie Class V. Pres. h;Phy. 1-2; Cheerleader 2; Basketball Queen 3; Paper Staff 2 Bernice Dunn Neicie Class Secretary H; Phy. 1-2 Chorus 3; Class V. Pres. 3 . Class Sponsor 1:; Ann tt W11' 5 Miss Barbara Dunlevy e e 11ams Net Class Trgasurer 4; Phy. 1-2-3; Chorus 11:23 Annual' Staff Class Motto: Live and Learn Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: Carnation Ida Watson Skeeter Annual Editor Band Pres. 3-H; Band 1-2-3 Phy.Ed. 1-2; Paper Staff k; Chorus Treasurer 2; Chorus 1-2; Cheerleader 2-3-u David Dunlevy Dave Class Pres. 3; Track 3- n;F.F.A.1-2-3; Soft- ball 1-2-3-H;Basketba11 1-2-3-h; Phys.Ed. 1-2- 3-h; F. F. A. Secretary 2 Herschel Wells Banes Basketba1141-2-3-h; Phy. Ed. 1-2-34 ; Softball 1- 2-3-4 Martha Sweeney Moppie Class Historian 1-2-3-3; Paper Staff F; Annual Staff h; Chorus 1; Phy. Ed. 1 2 3 Curtis waggoner Curt . Cheerleader h; Phy. Ed. 1-2 Band 2-3-h; Chorus ,Fand Secretary H Anna Houge Ann Chorus 1-2; Phy.Ed. 1-2 Charlotte Falconer Lu Annual Staff h; Chorus 1; Phy. Ed. 1-2 Band 2-3; Paper Starfh Jacob Pfister Jay F. F.A. V.?res. 3; Phy. Ed. 1-2-3; F. F .A. 1-2- 3.1+ Ralph Taylor F. F. A, Reporter 3; Ph; Ed. 1-2-3-h Track .3.A Basketball 34 1-2-3; Softbalth Joyce Davis v1 VI School Queen 1; Phy. Ed. 1-2; Chorus 1-2 Donnie Roe 11.11. Basketball 2-3-h; Phy.. Laura w1gten Ed. 1-2-3A Band 1-2; Whi Softball 1-2-3-h;1rack Class V. Pres. 1-3;aPhy. 3-h; Class Reporter h Ed. 1-2-3; Paper 8 rw '54 , MelFin Wininger Schmelvin Basketball A1-2-3-W Phy- Ed. 1-2-3ASoFtba11 M.3- PaperS Editor 4; Track 3-h Carol Wood Lucy .5. .Assistant Annual Editor . Phy.Ed.1-2-3; Paper s$arf4 Thelma Jones Thelma Chorus 1-2; Phy. Ed. 1- 2-3 Howard Shaw F.F.A. Pres. k F. F .A. 1-2-3-h ; Phy.Ea.1-2-3; F.F.A. Treasurer 2- 3 Rhondal,Mullins Rod Basketball 1-2-3 -4. Phy. Ed. 1-2-3-h, - Softball 1-2-3-4 Track 3-h; F. F. A. 1-2- 3; Paper Staff u; '1 F.r.A. Reporter 2 Carol Montgomery. Annual Staff F; Phy. Ed. 1-2 Vern Aldrich Aldrich F. F. A. 1-2-3-n; Phy. Ed. 1-2-3 Colleen Myers Dimples Paper Staff F; Chorus 2; Phy. Ed. 1-2 Gale MCKean Mick Ani$;:tEXers Annual Staff 1; Phy.Ed. Chorus 2; Paper Staff h; 1-2; Class Reporter 1; Phy, Ed 1- 2 Class Secretar y-Treas- urer 2-3; Chorus 1-2-3; Band 2-3-h RoscoeFSmith Willie F.F.A. Pres. 2-3 Phy. Jimmie Guthrie gal: ??;i'uF' F311 M 770 530 Snag 1+ - ; o a 2- Track , - Basketball 1-2-3 - ' Phy. 1-5 1 231gghl1 zdhpzzbc, Ed. 31.2-3-h frk 3Sohball 1-2-4 ack 4' Eugeggogggders Paper S$affh , 1F. F. A. V. Pres. 2-3; 7$0 331 1n l' 612155 IDill We, the Senior Class of the City of Henryville, Commonwealth, Indiana, know1ng that our daysare numbered and our constitutions fast failing under so much .strain, hereby makegpublish and declare this to be our last will and testament, this 20th day of February, in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-three, we se-e -verally, give and bequeath unto the herein named Juniors, various and sundry qual- ities and personal properties: . l, ROSCOE SMITH, will to Johnny Elrod my ability to drive with my feet. I, CURTIS WAGGONER, leave my curly hair to Arlie Dotson so he will not have to get so many permanents. I, VERN ALDRICH leave my ability to get along with Mr. Adams to Hugh Cox. I, RHONDAL MULLINS will to Charles Rueff my ability to pitch a softball with a curve and brag about it. I ANNETTE WILLIAMS, will my height to Charlotte Henretty for Hugh's benefit. I, JANET LEWIS, will my ability to get along with Rhondal to Barbara Furnish. I, MAE STOTTS, will my dumbness to Theresa Hayes. 1, LAURA WITTEN, will my nice clean saddles to Betty Coomes. I ANNA ROGUE, will to Fae Miner my ability to talk to Howard without-blushing. I, 3OYCE DAVIS will my blonde hair and my height to Gayle Guernsey. I, HERSCHEL WELLS will to John P. Jones my ability to stay away from new Packards. I, BERNICE DUNh,will to Josephine Baxter my ability to get my Bookkeeping and to Darlene Killebrew my ability to drive her brother's Chevrolet. I, MAR SWEENEY, will to4 Dale Watson my ability to wrestle. I COLLEEN MYERS will my dimples to Joan Thomas. I, RALPH TAYLOR, will to Pat Davis my ability to put out a fire with my water gun. -I DONNIE ROE will to Darrell Sherrard my two flat tires and leaky carburetor the I got last year. I, CHARLOTTE FALC NEE will to Dickie Smallwood my ability to get a.ride . home from work. I IDA WATgoN will to Marcella Jackson my ability to get along with David. I . CAR6L woon will to Betty Hodges my ability to get a man and keep whim. I, EUG SANDERS will to Tim Doup the hair on my chest with the hope that it will make him a man like me. I, CAROL MONTGOMERY, will to Billy Aldrich my ability to keep quiet in class and to get my Bookkeeping without copying. I, THELMA JONES, will my turtle.neck sweater to Jimmy Gibbs. I, ANIETA MYERS will my ability to keep from fighting.with the boys to Joyce watson. I JIMMY GhTHRIE, will the smudge of lipstick on my sweater to Tommy Williams. l, JACOB PFISTER, will my L-185 Plymouth to Marvin Gapinske, ed he' will have a way to see-his many girl friends. I, DAVID DUNLEVY, will to Carlton Sanders my.ability to sleep in class and not snore. I HOWARD SHAW, will to Francis Conroy my ability to be on the honor roll. I MEiVIN WlNlNGER will to Murray Bagshaw all my muscles so that if he gets in a right he'll wln,am'i to Iris Linne my gift of gab- I, GALE McKEAN will to Betty Jo Butts my phenomenal typing speed and to Shirley Hamm my ability to at- tract all the men. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto subscribed our names: ya ' rres. V. fTes. Secretary Treasurer heporter Barbara Furnish Hugh Cox Betty Coomes Betty Jo Butts J$tty nud;es - cThe union CQaAA Reporter , . Jharles Rueff Joan Thomas Dale Watson narcella Jac son Arlle Datson Qharlotte Henretty Darlene Killebrew Darrell Sherrard JOSBPhiUG baxter Marvin Gapinske Joyce Watson Uickie Smallwood Iris Linne Murray Bagshaw Theresa Hayes Pat Davis Gayle Guernsey JOhn Jones Fae viner Francis Conroy Johnny Elrod Tommy Williams duiuli vhf ?Qemmtv Looking into the future years of 1970-71, we see the President of thelluted States, Roscoe Smith, and Vice-President, Ralph Taylor celebrating their victory at the Inaugural Ball held in Henryville, which is now the capital of the United States. With him is his wife,Anieta Myers, Henryville's most glamorous lady. She is wearing a sleek, black, strapless gown covered with 2,000 rhinestones. She is also wearing a new wig sprinkled with stardust. She used a Toni advertised and sold by the Toni Twins, Merrill Scott and Melvin Hedge, which caused her to lose most of her hair. Her husband, Roscoe, sued them and took the case to court. Their trial came on Black Friday with Judge Sanford Hurt giving them theirswn- tence and sending them up the river for 10 years. Mr. Herbert Hendricks playedkus Saxaphone while pleading for their case, and Mr. John Adams sang the song, If I Had the Wings of an Angel, I Would Fly Over These Prison Walls . Mr. Albert Dickmn, retired principal of Henryville High School has recently discovered a hairxsstorer for her. Ralph's wife, Annette Williams is also here. She is head nurse atruuenew. Veteran's Hospital in Henryville, which was builtat the expense and supervision of Vern Aldrich, a five star general in the National Guards.. Here too, we see Melvin Wininger, a great comedian under the name of Esaw Jabberjaw, with his wife, Mae Stotts, who has just completed an exciting trip to. the moon to get the moonshine for the ball. Next, we see Laura Witten sports commentator for the paper, The Hornet's Nest . She is also queen of Corn College here in Henryville. Here comes Janet Lewis, daughter of the famous John L. She is now president of the coal miners. She is accompanied by her husband, Rhondal Mullins, who discovered black diamonds while digging in his coal mine. David Dunlevy, the greatest casanova of all times could not make it tonight. He sis sleeping off the divorce of his sixth wife. Now on stage is Martha Sweeney, greatest ballet dancer of all times: She re- cently made her debut at Dunlevy Hall which was dedicated to Miss Barbara Dunlevy. a novelist whose latest book,'The Fatal SteptD the Altar has baffled all critics. Donnie Preacher Roe who struck out a grand total of 21 men in a single game is dancing with his wife. He has just been named best all round athlete of the year. We find this well known group of society sitting around drinking xmunshine: Margaret Acres, the best known car hop, is here with her boss, Herschel Wells, who now owns the Pink Pig Restaurant in downtown Henryville. His head cook, Thelma Jones, who is known for her favorite dish of goulash, taught to her by Mrs. Leda Eberhard. is also with him. Sitting next tiMiSS Jones is Jacob Pfister. a million- aire, who owns the Chickery Chick Chicken Ranch located nearthe Pink Pig. With him iSlUS chicken puncher, Colleen Myers. Joyce Davis and Charlotte Falconer have just receiVed their fifth gold platter for their version of Abigail, 01d Abisailg wuitten for them by Carol Wood, Henryville's top tune writer, for their old riend Gale McKean, a wrestler at the Mellon Gym. Her manager, Mrs, Laura Mellon, says she is the finest lady wrestler ton the mati. Bernice Dunn is the recent winner 3f the 500 mile race at Henryville's Speedway. Her best prize was a kiss from Esaw abberJaw, the comedian. . The President will attend a wrestling match of his old schoolmates, Howard, the Coward Shaw, and Eugene, the Scream Sanders. Howard is defending his world heavyweight title against Eugene. Jimmy Guthrie, Captain of the Corn College basket:- ball team, is now on trial for throwing a game. Curtiss waggoner is nowt taking Sealtest Dan, the muscle Man's place on television. He is known for his chest measurement of 57$,inches and goes by the name of Chestie . Ida Watson, now nnr ning the Woodie-Watson, Incorporated chewing gum factory is greatly in debt because of chewing up the profit. She Just sent the President a sample; he said it was the best chewing gum he had ever chewed. This pleased her vegy much. Carol Montgomery is now writihg etective stories. Her latest thriller is entitled, Death Rides a Silver Horse. television channel in the business. we, the Junior Class of 1955, hope that you have the happiest life ever; VYou' are a bunch of swell kids that deserve the best life has to offer. 6 . Producer of these stories is Anna Hogue. She now owns the largest. A 'hru Gav?! 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Literary Editor Annua O Ida Watson Carol Wood Annette Williams Curtis aggoner Curtis Waggoner Charlotte Falconer 1 Staff Sports Editor . Eistorian . . . Will . . . . . Prophecy . . . Arc Editor . . O Donnie doe Eartha Swecney Group Junior Class Gale McKean w: J 4- .g 4$ f Editor in Chief . . . . Melvin Wininger Social Editors ' . . . Anieta myers : Laura uitten f Assistant Lditor. . . . Charlotte Henretty f Production Managers. . Anna Hogue :H- Business Manager. . . . Mae Stotts Ida Watson :g' , Janet Lewis -3 Sports Editors. . . . . Bertle Watson Rhondal Mullins 'n, Larry Dean 7 , Circulation Managers. .Carol Wood $F 'therary Editors. . . . Martha Sweeney Colleen Myers 3 Charlotte Falconer Jimmie Guthrie Art Editor . .. . w . . Janice James '! i 2' .sztrhzcvw- 5 - 141.2wa ' 3.2357521, Vac visasoz; ..-w '.' 5'15 Trauma: cam: - '. JMg-w ; A -56- ?QT 5 L ' First Row:......Mr. Scott, Arlie Dotson, Melvin Wininser, Jimmie Guthrie, Ralph Guthrie, Charles Rueff. Second Row:.....Rhonda1 Mullins, David Dunlevy, Donnie Roe, Dale Watson, Ralph Taylor, Herschel Wells. .NAME Ralph Guthrie Arlie Dotson Charles Rueff Dale Watson Jimmie Guthrie Herschel Wells Melvin Wininger Rhondal Mullins David Dunlevy Ralph Taylor Donnie Roe YEAR Soph. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Br. Sr. 81'. AGE 15 17 17 16 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 HGT. 5! 9 5! 8M 5'10 6! 21: SI 7 5110 5' 7 5'10 5010 5010! 5'11 WGT. 150 170 150 175 140 135 150 150 155 155 150 POS. G. G. First Row : Second Row: Nov. 1 Dec. 3 Jan. 2 23 27 30 Feb. 6 1 17 20 Max Petty, Raymond POpp, Tom Guernsey, Bobby SmallWood, Donald Edmondson, Junior Paugh Mr. Scott, Nelson Dietrich, Karl Hahn, Thomas Robertson, Larry DEan, Buddy Stotts Saluda 75 Silver Creek 30 New Washingtdn 54 Borden 49 Crothersville 42 Hanover 41 Lexington 47 Charlestown 38 Austin 52 Saluda 51 Georgetown 37 Crothersville 49 Pekin 30 Charlestown 39 New Washington 36 Borden 33 Lexington 50 Milltown 61 g 22 29 20 2:5 21 57 2o 29 25 29 43 29 27 37 38 22 48 31 ?QZLZQQ c:1!:wzc12uw5 Ida Watson Curt Waggoner Mae Stotts g; 0. Nov. 1 Saluda 54 48 Nov. 7 Silver Creek 45 59 Nov. 14 New washington 56 47 Nov. 21 Borden 87 58 Nov. 26 Crothersville 5O 40 Dec. 5 Hanover 61 50 Dec. 5 Lexington 48 40 Dec. 12 Charlestown 55 57 Dec. 19 Austin 60 59 Jan. 2 Saluda 59 58 6 Jan. 9 Co.- 0, 51 47 Jan. 10 Tourney N.W. 4O 55 Jan. 16 Georgetown 63 56 Jan. 23 Crothersville 61 58 Jan. 27 Pekin 50 54 Jan. 60 Charlestown 66 68 Feb. 6 New Washington 54 46 Feb. 15 EprJen 63 48 Feb. 17 Lexington 68 76 Feb. 20 Milltomn 7O 58 3A6 KETBNJ. SCHOOL. CONCERT BAND ?KinyQueen Rdlpk Guthrie GtYYj SMdeooJ vm?wzrw H. ,. , - - ., , .,, , ,, 7 7' , , - V- FAVORITE SAYINGS FROM hhTHE BOARDING HOUSE REACH Wilbur ------- Hell, Shoot a mile ........................... Hercules ----- nch; everybody doody ........................ Betty Lou---- Good Grief ----------------------------------- Mr. Maxwell-- You can't build hapyiness with money --------- $PS. auxwrll- I've Change my mind, I'm not going ----------- Connie ------- kulcnritude??? ............................... Bernadine---- Golly 'yeS, Betty Lou, Golly yes .............. Aunt Mary---- Never give in to the masculine gender -------- IMP. Potter--- Honestly is the best policy .................. Lucy --------- Did you know ----- ???? ----------h, ............ Herman ------- I'm gonna knock his block off ................ Ruby --------- HUD, two, three, four ................ . ........ Limpy -------- What iS g03n' on down there?? ---------------- Nora--------4 None of your lip, sister ..................... Connolly ---- Listen Doc ------------------; ................ .4 u tograpAd Melvin nininger Vern Aldrich David Dunlevy Jimmie Guthrle Mae Stotts Martha Sweeney Roscoe Smith Donnie Roe Bernice Dunn k Ida Watson Laura Witten Anieta Myers Carol wood Annette Williams Carol Montgomery Joyce DaVis Rhondal Mullins Herschel hells Colleen Myers Charlotte Falconer Curtis Waggoner Janet Lewis Gale McKean Eugene Sanders Ralph Taylor Thelma Jones Anna Houge Jacob Pfister Howard Shaw GRADE mmmwmmm SECOND GRADE mmmmmmmmmmmm