Hillsboro High School - Hiltosco Yearbook (Hillsboro, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

K Xa X DEDICA TION 1 As a tribute to her helpfulness for starting many of us on the road to success, we the Senior Class of 1956 dedicate this volume of the Hiltosco to our first grade teacher, Betty Bailey. Z First Grade FIR ST GRADE PLAYGROUND SCENES T T H E I 9 5 6 H I L T 0 S C O SCHOOL SONG Hail, Hail, to H.H.S.l A11 hail to our old Gold and Black! Hail, Hail to H.H.S. ! Our friendship may she never lack. Ever grateful, ever true, Thus we raise our song anew. f th da w ' wi h ou O e ys e ve spent t y , All hail our old High School. CAIN TOWNSHIP a ,www my may' fgibfw' ,ww ,dw ,W 5 QW J W gif rv was A 1 ,, A vi! 42' I 1 ,ep M r Annual taf Marsha Hutchins, EditorgVirginia Eubank,HistorygMartha Livingston, Trig h A1umni,Margaret Croft 81 Loran Templeton, Poem, George Croft, Calendarg Eleanor Brown, ProEhecypDe1oris Bever, Will, Jeannette Spivey, SnaBsgRobert Thomas 8: Tom Helmick, Athletics, Betty Gibison k Jane Willett, Pictures, Bob Ratcliff, Advert tudent Council Carolyn Bever, Mildred Thomas, Annette Donham, Jeannette Spivey, Judy Bever, Jim Croft, Mr. Delon. 1 ' FACULTY MR. GRIMES - Trultee MR. DELON - Principal In Math. 'rl-IELMA EBEL - Home Economic. ESTALINE BELLES - History BERNICE HYATT - znd Grade MR. JOI-INbON -Commerce k Coach MR. LINN - English MR. SIMPERS - Music MR. LANKFORD - Sth 8: 6th Grade MR. MASSEY - Agr. lx Hqalth MR. HOWARD - 3rd 81 4th Grade Qbxqmi 'xv MARGARET ELLEN CROFT llMargel! A winning smile, a pretty Complex- ion, draws peop1e's eyes in her di- rection. Credits ........ . 39. 9 Annual Staff .......... 4 Gold In Black Review ...... 4 The Boarding House Reach? . . .3 The Able Miss Cain ...... A Ambition - Secretary GEORGE EDWARD 'CROFT George Silence and Common sense make a man. Credits . . . . . . 38.1 Annual Staff .... . . . . 4 Chorus . . .... . . . . . . 3,4 District Choral Festival .... 3,4 Gold lc Black Review ....... 4 The Boarding House Reach . . . 3 The Able Miss Cain .... . . . 4 Ambition - Farmer LORAN L. TEMPLE TON Ill-leell Girls, Girls, Girls, I like them all Credits. . ..... . . . . 36.2 Basketball ..... . . . . . 2,4 Baseball .... . l,2, 4 Annual Staff. . . . . . 4 Band ......... . . 1, 2, 3 Chorus .... . .... . . . 3,4 District Choral Festival .... 3, 4 District Band Festival ..., 1, 2, District Ensemble Contest .... District Solo Contest .... . . 3,4 State Choral Festival ...... . 4 Class President ....... . 4 The Boarding House Reach . . . 3 The Able Miss Cain ...... 4 Ambition - Professional Singer 3s l ELEANOR ANN BROWN IIAMII Never marry but for love, but see , that thou.lovest what is lovely. Credits ........... 37. 5 Band ........... 1,2.'3,4 District Band Festival . . .1 . Z, 3, 4 District Band Contest . . . . 2, 3,4 Chorus .......... l.Z,3,4 District Choral Festival. . .1, Z , 3 , 4 State Choral Festival . . . . . 4 Sextette ..... ..... 2 , 3, 4 District Solo Contest ....... l District Ensemble Contest . . . 2, 3 State Ensemble Contest. . . . . 2 Annual Staff ....... . . 4 Gold k Black Review. . . . . . 4 Class Vice President . . . 1, 3 Class Secretary .... . . . 2 Class Reporter ....... . 3,4 The Boarding House Reach . . . 3 The Able Miss Cain ...... 4 Ambition - Beautician - Housewife Seniors - -' -- -w--V wn.1 --r -wr-rf Senivrs 1 w ws - --vgu-mvv-n-wv-v.-.- wp- . A DELORIS CELIA BEVER Deloris A ring on the finger is better than two on the phone. , .Ambition - Nurse , ROBERT WAYNE THOMAS Butch One thing I never worry about is girls. Credits ........... 32. 4 Annual Staff. . n . . . . . 4 Baseball . u - u u 1-vzs314 Basketball ........ 1. 2. 3. 4 Chorus ............. 3 District Choral,Festiva1 . . . . 3 Gold E Black Review .... . .4 The Boarding House Reachl' . . . 3 The Able Miss Cain . . . . 4 Ambition - Farmer VIRGINIA LEE EUBANK llcinnyll I am not destined to be the admira- tion of' many but the happiness of one Class President.. . . . . . . 1,2 I It'saGreat Life . . . . . . . 1 The Boarding House Reachl' . . .3 Ambition - Housewife Credits .......' .... 3 8. 5 Band ...... . . l , 2, 3, 4 Band Contest . . 2, 3,4 Band Festival . . . l , 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 Chorus. . .. . . . . . . l,Z,3,4 District Choral Festival . . l, 2, 3, 4 . State Choral Festival.. . . . 4 Sextette. . . . . . . . . .. . 4 District -Algebra Contest. . . 1 District Latin Contest. . . . . . Z District Ensemble Contest. . . 3 State Ensemble Contest . . . . 3 Annual Staff ..... . . 4 Gold 81 Black Review . . . . 4 Class Vice President . . . . 2,4 Class Treadurer . . . . . . 3 Librarian ...... . . 4 Homecoming Queen .... . . 4 Pep Council . . . . . . . . . 1,2 The Boarding House Reach'l . . 3 The Able Miss Cain . . . . . . 4 Credits .......... . 37. 5 Band ........... 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Officer ...... . . . 4 District Band Conte st . . . . Z, 3, 4 , District Band Festival. . H. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus .......... 1, 2, 3, 4 District Choral Festival . . . 1, Z, 3,4 State Choral Festival .,,,.. 3,4 Sextette ........... 2, 3, 4 District Ensemble Contest. . . 2, 3 State Ensemble Contest . . . 2, 3 Annualstaff. .. .. ...4 Gold In Black Review, Editor. . . 4 Class Secretary . . . 3 Class Treasurer. . . . 4 Student Council . . . . . . . . l The Able Miss Cain . . . . . .4 MARTHA .TEAN LIVINGSTON . ww Senwrs The only way to have a friend is to be onel' Credits . . . . . . 38.1 Band ..... . . 1, Z, 3, 4 Band Contest . . . . Z,3,4 Band Festival. . .. 1,2,3,4 Band Officer ......... 2, 4 Chorus .......... 1 , Z , 3, 4 District Choral Festival. . 1.2, 3,4 State Choral Festival ...... 4 Sextette .......... . 3, 4 District Solo Contest . . . 1, 2, 3,4 District Ensemble Contest .. l, 2, 3, 4 State Solo Contest. .... . . . 2 State Ensemble Contest . . . . 2, 3 Annual Staff ...... . . 4 Gold H Black Review . . . . 4 Class Secretary. . . . . 1,4 Class Treasurer . . . 1 Student Council . . . ., . 3 Cheerleader . . . . . . 3,4 4-H ........... 1, Z, 3, 4 Librarian ......... , , 3, 4 1 Z The Boarding .House Reach. . . 3 The Able Miss Cainf' . . . . . . 4 ' Ambition - Dietitian BETTY SUE GIBISON llnettyll A big happy smile, and lots of things worth while. Credits .......... . 34.3 Chorus ......... . 1.2.3.4 District Choral Festival . .1,2, 3,4 Annual Staff .......... 4 The Boarding House Reach . . . 3 The Able Miss Cain'1 .,,,. 4 Ambition - Housewife - Waitress HARSIA ANN HUTCHINS Harsh Tho 'iles of men delight me not. Credlts.........,..38.5 ..1,z,3,4 kndConteat . . .Z,3,4 land Festival . . . l,2,3,4 Qorus .......... 1 , 2, 3, 4 Go:-us Pianist ..... . .1 , Z, 3, 4 District Choral Festival. . .l, Z, 3, 4 District Choral Pianist . . . Z, 3, 4 Sextette ........... 3 , 4 District Solo Contest ...... 3,4 District Ensemble Contest . . 1, 2, 3 State Solo Contest ........ 3 State Ensemble Contest .... . 2, 3 District Algebra Contest . . . . I District Geometry Contest. . . .Z District Latin I1 Contest . . . 3 State Algebra Contest . . . 1 State Latin Il Contest . . . . 3 X Annual Editor ....... . . 4 Gold In Black Review ...... 4 The Boarding House Reach . . . 3 'I'he Able Miss Cain . . . . .4 Ambition - Nurse ' Seniors TOM l'IELMICK llTomll Why be stubborn, when with a little more practice you can be impossible. Credits ........... 36.4 Basketball .... . l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball ..... . l,Z,3,4 Basketball Captain . . . . . . 4 Band ....... . 1, Z , 3, 4 Band Festival . . . . l,2,3,4 Band Contest ..... . . 2, 3, 4 Chorus ......... . . . 4 District Choral Festival . . . . 4 District Ensemble Contest . . . 1 Band Officer ........ . 3 Student Council. - . 2 Class Reporter ....... . Z Annual Staff ........... 4 The Boarding House Reachl' . . 3 The Able Miss Cain'L ..... 4 Ambition -Pro Baseball Player + ALTA JEANNETTE SPIVEY Tootie What's the world without a date. Credits ...... . . . . .37.5 Band...........1,2,3,4 District Band Festival. . . . 1,2 4 District Band Contest. . . . . 2,4 Chorus. . . . . . . . . .1,2,3,4 District Choral Festival. ., .1 ,Z, 3, 4 Sextette . . . .... ..... 4 District Solo Contest . . . . . 1,2 District Ensemble Contest . . . 1,2 Annual Staff ....... t . . 4 Gold lr Black Review. . . . 4 Pep Council ..... . .2 Student Council . . . . . 4 4-H ........ ...... 1 , Z It's a Great Life . . . . . . . 1 The Boarding House Reach . .. . 3 The Able Miss Cain . . . . . .4 Ambition - Home maker . JANE ANN WILLE TT Janie She does nothing in particular and does it well. Credits , , , , , , , , ,j34.8 Annual Staff, , , , , , , ,4 Chorus ........ . . . 1.2.3 District Choral Festival, , , ,l,Z, 3 4-H ............. 1,2 ll The Boarding House Reach , , , The Able Miss Cain'L , , , , , , Ambition - Housewife .3 4 BOBBY DALE RATCLIFF llBoblI Pretty girl, gallon of gas, good car, four good tires, what more would you ask More gas! Chorus ........... . 3, 4 District Choral Festival ,,,, 3,4 Student Manager ,,,,, , , 1, 2 Annual Staff ...... . 4 Gold H Black Review, , , . 4 Class Reporter . . , , , . .1 4-H .............. Z The Boarding House Reach'L . . , 3 The Able Miss Cain . . . . . . 4 Ambition - Factory Worker mqme u--wr: --1-'--- ' ' Class History On September 14, 1944, twenty-six shy and slightly frightened young boys and girls, Deloris Bever, Fred Booe, Eleanor Brown, Glen Craig, Richard Craig, George Croft, Margaret Croft, Judith Delp, Shelby DeMumbrum, Virginia Eubank, Margaret Kay Flint, David Frazier, Jr. , Tom Helmick, Carol Houser, Marsha Hutchins, Marvin Ingalsbe, Jackie Parker, Dean Redenbaugh, Lulu Belle Taylor, Loran Templeton, Robert Thomas Tommy Wilkinson, Aaron Cornett, Shirley Mitchell, Freddie Brock, and Ralph Furr entered into the first grade. After they were welcomed by Miss Betty and had gotten over the awe of at last being in this big building, they began learning their ABC's. During the next eight years many things were learned, such as, the difference between right and wrong. There were many ggudemgg added to the class. Some of these students were Benny Haase, Donald Furr, Sidney Furr, Jane Willett, Donald Walker, Zelma Day Beverly Fun-,Louise Eaton, Betty Gibison, Martha Livingston, Gene Thomas, Bobby Ratcliff, George Hinote, Alice Freeman, Edmon Murray, Deloris Kolaiser, Richard Bowen, Joe Ellis, Charles Knee, Kathryn Beber, and Jeannette Spivey. Several of the originial twenty-six first graders and the preceding names were subtracted from the class. In October, 1950, we were saddened by the death of one of our classmates Gene Thomas, brother of Robert Thomas. An event which will always be in our memories was the day we, as Freshmen, were initiated. After everyone had the lipstick wiped off and bruises healed.We electad Chl' officers. Virginia Eubank was appointed president, Eleanor Brown, vice -president, Martha Livingston, secretary-treasurer, Bob Ratcliff, reporter, and Mrs. Shade, spon- sor. Taking our respective seats as Sophomores was an important step for us. At last, we were across the big aisle and could look at the Freshmen with sympathy. We received our class sweaters, which were worn practically every day that year. Class officers that year were president, Virginia Eubank, vice-president, Deloris Bever, secretary, Eleanor Brown, teasurer, Joe Ellis, reporter, Bob Ratcliff, and sponsor, Mr. Bogle. Our Junior year was filled with important occasions. Two of the most important occasions were the times when we received our class rings and presented the Junior Play, The Boarding House Reach. Election of class officers was held and it was de- cided Joe Ellis would be president, Eleanor Brown, vice-president, Virginia Eubank, secretary, Deloris Bever, treasurer, Eleanor Brown, reporter, Martha Livingston, student council member, and Miss Sutherlin as sponsor. At the end of the year the -Tllhibrl and Seniors went on a very enjoyable trip to Niagara Falls, Canada, and Detroit. At last we, the fifteen members of the Class of '56 , entered our final and most im- portant year of our twelve years of schooling. We selected Mrs. Belles and Mr. Delon as sponsors. Loran Templeton was elected to preside as president, Deloris Bever, vices- president, Martha Livingston, secretary, Virginia Eubank, treasurer, Eleanor Brown, reporter, and Jeannette Spivey, student council member. We were busy that year with the Senior Play, The Able Miss Cain . the Junior and Senior trip to Washington,D.C. and New York, and the usual senior activities. Soon we, the graduating class, will each go our separate ways into this world. May we each retain some of the fundamentals which we have learned in our twelve years of schooling at I-1.1-LS. and consider those years as twelve of the most enjoyable of our lives. Virginia E ubank THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 ROW l: Martha Livingston, Jane Willett, Betty Gibison, Margaret Croft, Deloris Bever. RQW 2, Mr. Delon, Jeannette Spivey, Eleanor Brown, Marsha Hutchins, Virginia Eubank, Mrs. Belles . ROW 3: Robert Thomas, George Croft, Bob Ratcliff, Tom Helmick, Loran Templeton, Jack Parker. -..- , xlqnga- ,-.s,.!mlL , Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1956, do will, devise, and bequeath to the legatees herein-after mentioned, the following, to-wit, I, Deloris Bever, will my ability to go with boys that have new cars to Paula Hutchins, provided that they are Oldsmobiles. I, Eleanor Brown, will my ability to meet a wonderful man to anyone who is as lucky as I have been. I, George Croft, will my ability to type to anyone who wants it. I, Margaret Croft, will to my sister, Dorothea, the luck of never losing her dog-tag in the dark at Junior play practice, as I did. I, Virginia Eubank, will my ability to go steady with one boy for 2 years to any girl, provided she marries him as I plan to. I, Betty Gibison, will my seat in the assembly to Jim Croft, provided he has as much fun in it as I did. I, Tom Helmick, will my ability to train for basketball to David Wood, provided he eats as many candy bars as I did. I, Marsha Hutchins, will my reputation as a man-hater to Dorothea Croft, provided she doesn't dislike them any more than I. I, Martha Livingston, will my ability to go steady to Elaine Bever, provided her boy- friend is in college her senior year. I, Bob Ratcliff, will to Mr. Massey a case of Bardahl, provided he uses it every oil change. I, Jeannette Spivey, will my ability to go with as many boys as I have to Joyce Rusk, that is if she finds the right one. I, Loran Templeton, will my ability to get a date with any girl to Ronnie Colson, pro- vided he gets more dates than I did. I, Butch 'I'homas,will my government book to Eddie Bever, provided that he makes better grades than I. I, Jane Willet, will my ability to go with a Crawfordsville boy to Judy Funk, provided she gets engaged as I did. I, Deloris Bever, will my ability to go with Veedersburg boys to Janice Berry, pro- vided that she goes with the right one. I, Eleanor Brown, will my ability to play the bass horn to anyone who can do it, pro- vided they don't practice any more than I did, I, George Croft, will my seat by the radiator to my brother, Jim provided that he can keep it warmer than I did, I, Margaret Croft, will to Paula Hutchins, the thrill of helping a boy write the Senior Class poem, provided she gets as many laughs out of it as I have. I, Virginia Eubank, will my ability to play a baritone to Judy Funk, provided that she doesn't play sharp and flat at the same time as I did, I, Betty Gibison, will my ability to get out of the study hall to anyone, provided they don't get caught as many times as I did. I, Tom Helmick, will my ability to go steady with a girl from Tennessee to any boy, provided she has as much accent. I, Marsha Hutchins, will my desk in study hall to Don Howard, provided he has enough ambition to adjust it. I, Martha Livingston, will my ability to be cheerleader to Mildred Thomas her Junior and Senior Years, provided she enjoys it as much as I did, I, Bob Ratcliff, will to Jim Webster the ability to go with Crawfordsville girls, pro- 'vided he gets into less trouble than I did. I, Jeannette Spivey, will typing my booktorny nepheW.Ronnie S. , provided that he can make as'many mistakes as I did. I, Loran Templeton, will my ability to hit trees to my cousin, Jan Hesser, provided he does it during the winter, as I did. I, Butch Thomas, will my typewriter to Larry Myers, privided he doesn't make any more mistakes than I, I, Jane Willet, will my front seat on the bus to Dorothea Croft, provided she keeps it warmer than I did. In witness, whereof, I have here unto set my hand and seal to this, the last will and test ament of the Senior Class of 1956 of Hillsboro High School. Deloris Bever Class Officers President . . . . . . . . . . Loran Templeton Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . Virginia Eubank Vice-President. . . . . . . . . Deloris Bever Student Council ,,.,,,, Jeannette Spivey Secretary. . . . ..... . . Martha LiVi11gSt0l'l Reporter. . . . . . . . . . . .Eleanor Brown Class Colors , , Motto We sail o Purple and White n the ship of ambition, Class Flower. . may we anchor in the harbor of success. ..... .... ..Yel1owRose August -- September--- --- 1 6 Christmas Party October--- ---4 Chums November-U -- December January--- ---- 4 Christmas Party February I larch- - - April-- May ---- Country Cousin - Frank Kromm, Jr. - Doris Hines Calendar Df Events 5--Labor Day -- No School. --Organization Day. --First Day of School, --Baseball, Kingman - Z1, Hillsboro - 1 --Baseball, West Lebanon - 16, Hillsboro - 1 --Baseball, Wallace - 3, Hillsboro - 2.8 --Group Pictures taken. Magazine sales started, --Baseball, Richland - 1, Hillsboro - 6 --TB Patch Test Taken. --Btseball, Pine Village - 10, Hillsboro - 5. --Senior boys sold annual ads, and were taken before the Covington Mayor. --Junior and Senior Party at Turkey Run. --Baseball, Kingman - 10, Hillsboro - 5 --Baseball, Wallace - 3, Hillsboro - 4. --Baseball, Richland - 5, Hillsboro - 4 --Baseball, Waynetown - 6, Hillsboro - 5 --Senior Pictures taken. Polio shots given first A 1 grade. --Junior Class Play. --Argentina Duo. --Teachers' Institute . --State Choral Festival --Basketball game, Hillsboro- 42, Alamo-35 Deloris Bever was crowned Homecoming Queen and after the game there was Homecoming Dance. --Veteran's Day -- One half day of school. --X-ray test given to all the high school students. --Senior Pictures came. --to January Z-- Christmas vacation. --Group Pictures taken. --Indian Program--Chief Evergreen Tree --Final Exams. --Band and Choral Concert, --Wabash Valley Preliminaries. --Marionette Show. --District Piano Solos. --District Solo and Ensemble Contest. --Solo and Ensemble numbers at Butler Univ. --Band Festival --Senior Class Play. --Choral Festival. --Band Contest. --Bacculaureate. --Commencement --Last Day of School --Junior and Senior Trip to Washington D. C, and New York Freshmen Girls George Croft 1 Fall Festival Fall Festival 16 Libel-ace Skirts Christmas in Florida i Af' , . V ,...:.,, 'Tet ., .,-- e 15:22. . i 'lf 1 , . Q L X ,. A i n X L 4 4 as ' , sp -if x ' 1 Q Q X! 1 K XA Class Poem 'i y . We will now introduce you to our great.c1ass, g m hh ' l W Here's a few words about each ladd and lass. 5 'jx Now take Marsha Hutchins who is simple and sweet, xg .4053 We think she has done fine as editor -in-chief. 5 A 5 , ' I just saw something zing through the air, f And I knew right then, Bob Ratcliff was there. ' Tom Helmick, who is our basketball star, ' Q , Always takes girls in his Ford car. X - XX We now have Martha who is so neat, If ' In her yell leader costume, she looks' very sweet. 1 , Betty Gibson is the girl who makes Gray's soup, .- d . , Maybe someday she'll get a guy named Sloop . H Here is Jane Willett, who never gets cross, Y. . I And is also engaged to a guy named Jack Ross. ' . ., Butch Thomas, the boy who is quite classy, A ' i Used to drive a car, that we all called Shast . 7 Y 1 Lets take Eleanor Brown, who is always so gay, A ,Q We hope when she gets married, she won't move B W xx away. 637' H Deloris Bever, who seems so bold, We often see her riding in a 55 Olds. There is Virginia Eubank, who is going steady, We wonder when she graduates, if she will be ready. Jeannett Spivey, who is next on our list, Tries to tell us she has never been kissed. Next comes George Croft, the man of our class, He works real hard and gets it done fast. If you think writing this poem was easy and soft, You ought to talk to Loran Templeton and Mar- garet Croft. Margaret Croft Loran Templeton QW r.-1 XR H V ' . s ' -' N nuff yy 1 Q7 . ' X s 5 e e ' - 97 pf 1, rr., A Jr 'nr' WAY vs 'I' ,, - 753, L , N . .3 Q 'N 9 S l p I Ni --OV! Old Fort Niagara Niagara Falls ff? M, r, ,, ,aff Spanish Aero Car Rainbow Bridge Junior and The Junior and Senior Trip to Niagara Falls and Canada was one of the most enjoyable events of the 1954-55 school year. At a very early hour on May 7, fourteen Juniors and eleven Seniors and our sponsors, Mrs. Belles, Miss Southerlin, Mr. Delon, the principal, and Mr. Lankford, a grade teacher, boarded the bus. Indiana and the northwestern part of Ohio were crossed. Beautiful Lake Erie was seen. In the evening we arrived in Cleveland and checked in- to the Hotel Olmstead. We had the evening free for our own entertainment. On the second day, we left Cleveland and fol- lowed Lake Erie to Erie, Pennsylvania, where we enjoyed a fish dinner by the lake. Then we left for Buffalo, New York, where we went thr- ough the industrial section of the city, and Niagara, New York, where we had our first view of Niagara Falls. We registered at the Hotel Niagara. In the evening we attended the Sal- vation Army Church. Then the group traveled tdCa.nada, where we saw the beautiful display of rainbow-colored lights on the Falls, and many souvenior shops were visited. Each time we entered Canada or returned to the United States, we were required to go through the cus- tom office. nk' Niagara Falls, New York Whirlpool Rapids American Falls Senior Trip Monday morning we toured Old Fort Niagara, which has flown the Ilags of three nations: France, England, and the United States. Again we entered Canada to view Niagara Falls. This time, by means of an elevator, we were taken to the base of the Falls. Then we walked down the boardwalk and saw the Niagara Rapids. Next we rode the cable car across the Niagara River and whirlpools. Then the group traveled to the Welland Canal, which connects Lake Eriq and Lake Ontario. Then we journeyed on to Toronto, Canada and checked into Hotel Ford. The evening was free for our own entertainment. The next morning we toured Casa Loma, a French Castle, the Parliment Buildings of On- tario, and the Royal Ontario Museum. In the afternoon we left Toronto for Detroit, Michigag. We toured the Kellogg Plant at London. After arriving in Detroit, we checked into the Hotel Tuller. The evening was free. On Thursday morning the River Rouge Ford Plant was toured. Here the class saw the assembling of a new Ford from the raw material to the finished pro- duct. The Edison Museum and Greenfield Vil- lage were visited, and we had lunch at the Wil- low Run Airport. After a most enjoyable trip, we arrived in Hillsboro Thursday evening, a well-traveled and happy group. Welland Canal Illuminated American Falls Maid of the Mist lburnedl Martha Livingston f. Horseshoe Falls Old Fort Niagara l 9 56 l 966 Ten Years Hence In this day and age, there would not be any way to go to see my past class members except by jet plane. I chartered a jet for my own use. 'I'hen I could take as much time as I wanted. My first surprise was that of meeting Jack Parker as the pilot of my plane. He told me that Fords just weren't fast enough for him. Our first stopping place was Hollywood, California, where Igmet two of my classmates. One was Martha Livingston, the greatest clothes designer in Hollywood. She has been presented seventy-six Oscars. She took me to see Loran Templeton who has taken over the once popular Eddie Fisher show. He had just finished making a recording. Our next stop was Denver, Colorado, where I decided to eat my lunch. I found a beauti- ful restaurant and thought it would be a good place to eat. As I walked in the door, I saw Robert Thomas sitting at the cash register. He said that he had owned the restaurant for five years. As I was eating my lunch, Jane Willett, now an airline stewardess for Pan- American came in. She said she had just arrived from New York City. We talked for a while, but I knew that I had to hurry on. Jack was waiting for me at the airport and we were Chicago bound. At Chicago's Midway Airport I saw the great Tom Helmick, the greatest basketball player in the world. He said that he had just completed a tour of the world and was going home to his family in Tennessee. As Chicago was just a stopover for me, I got back into the jet and Jack pointed it straight toward Purdue University. When we arrived, I went to the office of the Presi- dent of Purdue to see Virginia Eubank QEmerickQ who has been his secretary for six years As it was time for her to finish work for the day, she took me to her new home and I met her family. Like many of us, she married her old high school sweetheart. She invited me to stay at her home for the night. The next morning I bid farewell and went back to the airport. This time, Jack said we would head for Niagara Falls. Here we found Betty Gibison, whe was the owner of Hotel Niagara. She said she had made the rooms more comfortable than they were when the juniors and seniors were there in 1955. She told me also that she had married the bus driver who took us over into Canada that first night we were there in 1955. We left there and arrived in Washington, D. C, , in time for lunch. After lunch I went directly to the White House where I was lucky enought to talk to Margaret Croft, the pri- vate secretary to the President of the United States. As I left her office I saw Deloris Bever coming out of the President's office. She said she had just finished showing him the large diamond she found on her safari in Africa. She said it was the largest ever found. Deloris went with me to the airport and I once again boarded Jack's jet. Soon we arrived in the State of Virginia. There, I met George Croft at the airport. He said that he owns a large plantation. He took me to a town close by and, as we walked down the street, I saw Bob Ratcliff sitting on the front porch of his home in a rocking chair. He was rocking his five children to sleep. He told us that he worked in a pastry shop, putting holes in doughnuts. I wanted to spend the rest of the day in New York so I went back to the jet and was on my way. I reached New York in plenty of time to see Marsha Hutchins. She is the star model for Gimble's Department Store. She told us that her weekly salary was nine hundred dollars. Marsha took me to see Jeannette Spivey, who is married to the mayor of New York City. Even with all her minks and jewels, she was still as gay and friendly as always If you are wondering what I have done since graduating, I live in New York City, run my own beauty shop, and am happily married to my sweetheart of high school days. Our carefree days are over, but the glow of old friendships still remains. Eleanor Ann Br own . X1 X fag sf f 'r Autographs Ri? 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ROW Z: Billy Clements, Patty Booe, Penny Roach, Anita Bever, Billy Nickle, Bobby Osborn, ROW 3: Phyllis Berry, Judy Bever, Jacqueline Ludlow, Richard Myers, Paul Hutts, Alice Howard, David Hutchins, Sponsor - Miss Ebel SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: Dale Howard, Carolyn Bever, Nancy Robertson, Randy Ludlow, ROW Z: Bobbie Parker, Vernon Gooding, Sue Webster, Milo Harper, ROW 3: Charles Miller, Jan I-lesser, Mike Funk, Archie Nine, Walter Benefield, Robert Head. Sponsor - Miss Ebel SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Linda Dean, John Donham, Karen Jahnke, Sarah Webster, Jon Downs, Thomas Clements, Patricia Berry, Mr. Lankford. ROW Z: Thomas Nickle, Joie Nine, Judy Ingersoll, Denny McManomy, James York, Sherry Hillman, Ronnie Voorhees. ROW 3: Mitchell Bray, Larry Booe, Sharon Newman, Tommilou Flannigan, Jerry Victory, Jo Ellen Parker, Jerry Holycross. Z8 Junior High nderclassmen JUNIOR S ROW l: Beverly Jahnke, Elaine Bever, Lois Summers. ROW Z: Paula Hutchins Jim Arvin, Kay Flint, Jim Webster, Joe Ludlow. ROW 3: Eddie Bever, Bill Cooper, Paul Ridge, Jim Croft, Larry Myers, Don Howard. Sponsors - Mr. 'Linn Mr. Johnson SOPHOMOR E S ROW 1: Janice Berry, Pat Hillman, Sandra. Templeton, Billy Congleton. ROW Z: Mildred Thomas, Judy Funk, David Wood, Dorothea Croft. ROW'3. Ronnie Smith, Ronald Colson, Jay Norris, Merle Tooker, Jackie Lightle. Sponsor - Mr. Simpers FRESHMEN ROW 1: Jimmy Howard Annette Donham, Janette Donham, Joyce Rusk. ROW 2: Kenny Jeffries, Doris Harper, Bill Downs, Earleen Snyder, Norman Robertson. Sponsor -Mr. Massey 2 9 Elementary Grades FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: David Carr, Steve Priebe, Leon Snyder, Pamela Holt, Donnie Nine, Mr. Lankford. ROW 2: Larry Hall, Gail Shrout, Otis McManorny, Quinton Tooker, Marie Carr, Donald Ridge, Joanne Faucett. FOUR TH GRADE ROW 1: Steven Summers, Betty .Io Lightle, Charles Willis, Linda Lighty, Marie Krug. ROW Z: Carolyn Foley, Nance Foxworthy, Sharon Smith, Diann Victory, Larry Jahnke, Sylvia Grenafd. ROW 3: Sharon Richardson, Sharon Holycross, Jimmy Voorhees, Frank Robertson Vlike Hines, Sharon McCutchan, Ronnie Robertson. THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Sharon Summers, Stan Priebe, Leatha Axsom, Patsey Miller, Mike Nickle. ROW 2: Allen Hillman, Nancy Bray, Ronnie York, Larry Voorhees, Linda Axsom. ROW 3: Mike Carlson, Linda Ingersoll, Bonnie York, Mike Pyle, Patty Thompson, Marjorie Shruet. SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Sharon Rogers, Theresa Lighty, Jerry Wade, Terry Osborn, Cindy Willis, Jerry Eitnier, Jeanne Bray, Becky Bever. ROW 2: Mike Hall, Garry Vance, Belinda Ellis, Larry Vance, Marcia Axsom, Barry Lighty, Dale Blankenship, Miss Bernice. ROW 3: Terry Steele, Rita Bever, Donnie Krug David Harshbarger, Sara Brown, Tommy Crowder. ROW 4: Cheryl Wagner, Jerry Harshbarger, Nancy Newman, Rickie Glascock, Steven Hale, Mikie Templeton, Effie Miller, ABSENT: Michael Harshbarger. FIRST GRADE ROW 1: Allan Hall, Cheryl Parker, Michael Voorhees, Michael Parker, ' Terry Wade, Becky Priebe, David Bray. ROW 2: Eddie Blankenship, Kay Shadley, Russell Wells, Joyce Foley, John Brown, Marcia Groce, Miss Betty. ROW 3: Janet Azsom, Michael McManomy, Kathy Voorhees, Jerry Howard, Kay Hubbard, Dick Foley, Charolette Davidson, ROW 4: Linda Booe, Jimmy Rusk, Roxy Hale, Darrell Holycross, Tommy Voorhees, Kathy Donovan, Bert Mitman. ABSENT: Leslie Brooks, Taunnie Bryant. 7-Wk.. Elemeniary Grades Ax 9 0 6 QXQW Q1 M ' f W, W A 3 Aww -- ,,-V - H elem arsit asketball 1 ROW lg Lois Summers, Martha Livingston, Elaine Bever. ROW 2: Bill Cooper, Paul Ridge, Larry Myers, Tom Helmick, Robert Thomas, Eddie Bever. ROW 3: Mr. Johnson, Joe Ludlow, David Wood, Jay Norris, Jim Webster, Loran Templeton, Ronnie Colson Bill Downs, Mr. Delon. Athletic Award Jackets SENIORS Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro I '.,i g Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro 48 42 43 43 43 38 .... 55 51 44 59 123 .. 45 68 .- SCHEDULE Bloomingdale 26 Alamo 35 . . .Perrysville 46 . . . Waynetown 49 . . . . . Covington 54 West Lebanon 40 . Veedersburg 50 A1amo45 . . . Pine Village 40 . . . . . Charlton 48 GreenTwp. 63 Wabash Valley . . . . . Richland 46 . . Coal Creek 52 . . . . Kingman . . . . . Wallace Perry Central . . . . .Richland . . Monitor . . Tangier Basketball ROW I: Jim Howard, David Wood, Ron Smith, Jim Arvin, Kenny Jeffries. ROW Z: Mr. Johnson, Coach, Jay Norris, Ronnie Colson, Jack Lightle, Bill Downs Cheerleaders Varsity Baseball ROW 1: Bill Downs, Jim Howard, Jay Norris, Bill Cooper, Ron Smith, Kenny Jeffries, Jim Webster, ROW 2: Eddie Bever, Don Howard, Loran Templeton, Paul, Ridge, Mr. Lankford, Larry Myers, Tom Hel mick, Robert Thomas, Ronnie Colson. ROW 1: John Dunham, Don Ridge, Joe Nine, Dale Howard, TOFD Nillklei Ofil MCMBUOFHY. D011 Nine- ROW 2: Larry Holt, .Ian Heuer, Paul Hutta, Mr. Lankford, Mike Funk, Archie Nine, Dennis MCMBHOFUY- Basketball ROW 11 Phyllis Berry, Sue Webster, Sherry Norris. ROW Z: Bob Osborn, Larry Holt, Bill Nickle, David Hutchins, Jan Hesser, Walter Benefield' ROW 3: Archie Nine, Mr. Lankiord, Richard Myers, Paul Hutts, Mike Funk, John Frye, Dale Howard, Absent: Billy Clements . ,W-B, L ROW 1: Sarah Webster, Jo Ellen Parker, Sharon Newman, Judy Ingersoll. ROW Z: Steve Priebe, Jackie Downs, Paul Ridge, Ronnie Voorhees, John Dunham, Don Nine. ' ' ' M M nom Tom Nickle, Otis ROW 3: Jerry Holycross, Joe Nine, Jerry Victory, Mr. Howard, Dennis C a y, McManomy. 7TH 8: 8TH B A S K E T B A L L 5TH 8: 6TH B A S K E T B A L L Delarws. 'Beyer Team Vwsm rua Kamra-Klicks V Eleemmr 6 sbsscm M afx rgffireffiz Vid rs H3 as 1: x A815 In 1- B wr Hffl V M K,-Qfgww-W if -2 g. ' V -' W Sl.,f, w ' - , ..,. -T ' 'W Y , ' - W . 3 . f 5 -1'-2 ' ' ' 'ff Y 5 , 'a 4-H Club Physical E IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GA VE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY Lest We Forget WORLD WAR 1 Lieutenant Wm.E.G.Cooper, Class 1907, U.S, Army March 29, 1888-July 20, 1918, Killed in Action near Chateau-Thierry, France, interred in U.S, Military Cemetery near Aisne, France. Body returned to the United States and interred in Rose Hi11Cemetery, Hillsboro, 1921 WORLD WAR I1 Ensign James L. Crane, Class 1940, U.S. Naval Reserve July 15, 1922-August 10, 1942, died in the service of his country at sea, Pacific Area, attached to V.'1'. 90, 10 August 1942 fPresumedl, Private First Class Billy Lee Krug, Class 1943, U,S. Army October 20, 1924-May 29, 1944, Killed in Action near Rome, Italy. Interred in the U,S, Military Cemetery, Nettuno, Italy. Private First Class Vernon E. Haniford, Class 1940, U.S, Army February 17, 1922-October 16, 1944, Killed in Action in France. Interred in the U.S. Military Cemetery, St. James, France. Private Russell Harshbarger, Class 1939, U.S. Army January 15, 1919 - November 10, 1942, Killed in Invasion, North Africa. Interred in E1 Alia, temporary cemetery in Algiers, North Africa.. Body returned to the United States and interred in Liberty Cemetery, near Elmdale June 6, 1948 Edward Stanley Kay, Class 1939, Aviation Machinist's Mate Second Class U.S. Army July 25, 1920 -January 2, 1943, died in the service of his country at sea, Atlantic Area., attached Patrol Squadron No. 31, 2, January 1943 lPresumedj. LM M. Chatt -Harding 1901 Homer B, Frazier Herbert Harris? E . Stranes -Gray 1903 miller -McKey Grace Wright? 1904 Everett Clements? J.G, Bruce Short 1905 Bess Bever M. Hatt -Short Fred Hesler M. Parker-Cronk 1906 E. Jenkins-Kennedy P. Livengood-Berry Alton Marksbury Fred McBroom Oma McBroom4' 1907 William E,G. Cooperi' Flora Frazier B. Miller-Wood? 1908 E. Chatt-Rennick O. He sler-Colwell L. Shade-French Frieda Weinberg 1910 Grover Crowder M. Caster-Des Rosier Cecil Grenardif Velma Hesler C. Holycross -Vitalie Arthur Kerr' Clarence Grenard L. Hershberger-Longi' Russell Hatti' Paul Long Thurman Long N. Short-Crispell Susie Taylor' 1911 Claude Harding Halsey Keeling E. Myers -Ogle 1912 Russell Davis' D. Gaylsr-Graam H. Grenard-Alston N. Grenard-Fletcher Clifford Parker Susie Pursleyi AL UMN1 V. Wood-Grenard'9' 1913 ales C. Cooper? Glee Gayler R. Keeling-Long N. Harris -Wallace V. Pitman-McBroom'4' Harry Starnes F, Williams-Heslei-4' 1914 K, Faulkner-Wilson R. Hershberger-Stockdale Frances Taylor C. Williams-Roe mbke Napier Wilt F. Wood-Shade 1915 F, Davis -Westfall Margaret Dunwoody Bessie Lanham' 1916 M. Bever-Pitman Russell Bruner Mary Cooper Wayne Gross Frazier Hesler Marion McBroom Blanche Rusk Mary Rusk Marvin Wood Paul Wyand Fred Starnes 1917 Bess Bailey Joe S. Cooper? M. Cooper-Rice Irvin Davis U. Harding-I-Iutson Frank Short Walter Weidman G. Williams-Tinsley William Woods' 1918 O. Birge -Trotter Vernon Clements Marion R. Cooper Harlie Ellis Jesse Fine Charlie Glascock Rolland Keeling Harry Laird O. Lough-Williams Dale Osborn M. Parker -Keeling 1919 D. Davidson-Weigel Cu-1 Davis 'DecealeIl M. Gebhart-Holden Earl Myer Sheldon Osborn Charles Rusk N. Rynearson-Laird 1920 Paul Beauchamp B. Cooper-Shirley Donald Davidson Raymond Eitnier E, Finch-Belles R . Finch-Clore E. Grady-Phelps -James Harding M. Hesler-Banta B. Starnes -Bounnell S. Tinsley-Wood? Bernice Hyatt M, Lathrope -Rankins S. Stebbin -Barkley? James Warren 1921 E, Allen-Holmes M. Brant-Wright? L. Bybee -Maines Lyron Ford A, Forest-Bell E. Hesler-Ford Dennis Rusk S. Snyder -Wilson L. Wilson-Hines' G. Williams-Engmark Olen Gould R. Snyder -Johnson 1922 N. Fletcher-Shepard Lewis Harrison R. Hutchins-Ford O. Laird-K1.age L, Mc Broom-Crumley George Slazas D. Thomas -Myer Orval Wilkinson Clifford Willett 1923 Mildred Smith-Adkins L. Slazas -Crumley Francis Finch' M. Houser-Tate H. Pitman-Munns B. Birge -Beauchamp Ralph Rusk R. Ingersoll-Munns R. Henderson-Rund N. Davis -Cock!-an Harry Epperson M. L. Young-Johnson Vernon Harshman M. Williams -Livingood M. Graves -Warren I. Ross -Stafford William Brant C. Long Utterback E . Snyder -Donovani' Lloyd Ingersoll G. Ellis -Hamm E24 G. Adkins -Babb A. Brant-Booher M. Crowder-Murrin P. Hesler-Over son B. Hyatt-Beck Lowell Janeway Leonard Martin Virgil Mason Ernest Myer William Sandell D. Smith-Ireland J. Spicer-Cramer M, Suitors -Groom Edna Waggaman 1925 B. Bounnell-Bowling Winfred Cooper N. Cronk-Fishero A. Davidson-DeAth O. Ellis Harlowe Pauline Furri' Lowell Henderson Marie Hutts M,A. Hyatt-Browni Charles Ingersoll Charles Janeway George Lowe Russell Keeling Helen Mitman Morris Lowe R . Myers -Peffley Lois Osborn Ernest Shade H. Starnes -Warbritton M. White-V sh L. Myer ,-Newkirk 1926 - M. Bever-Allen M. Bever -Williams Newton Brown D. Fine -Weber R . M. Frazier-Templeton Parvin Furr V. Gegner-Shade M. Harrison-Rogers M. Hutts-Snyder E. Keeling-Fox Herschell Laird Roy Maudlin AL UMN1 Noel Osborn N. Slazas -Nusbaum Clarence Snyder Josephine Taylor William Templeton 1927 E. Bever-Tillery Dale Colestock M. Cronk-Marlatt Carl Epperson Ilah Gegner Arnett Haas E. Hightower-Furr Harry Hyatt J. Ingersoll-Bounnell Gretchen Long Leslie Lowe Robert Neikirk Albert Miller Ferman Rice Carl Snyder Raymond Spicer Harry Timmons G. Wilson-Rayburn 1928 Charles Wiliiams Frank Harlan Donald Moore M. Hightower-Snyder Vivian Thomas M. Snyder-Hardt Elton Rusk Gilbert Bever Ernest Jeffries M. Brant-Bassett Forest Dayton C. Frazier -Mount Marie Graves? E. Beaver -Morehouse H, Greensburg-Oswalt M. Uplinger-Bodine Ruth Beaver Donald Janeway Willard Arvin T. Lighty-Banks? L, Ingersoll-Johnson John Houser, Jr, 1929 H. Maudlin-Brown G. Moore -Rafferty L. Snyder- Janeway Carter Hutchins Herbert Gebhart M. Nine -Claypool Lowell Reed Rice G. Myer-True Howard Snyder Mabel Shade L. Snyder-Allen 'l'Deceased - - O. Shelley-Pletcher M. Spicer -Fisher Marion Osborn M. Janeway-Hamm Alice Rogers Harold Frazier E, Clements -Osborn' 1930 James B. Rynearson Martha Bever Homer Foxworthy I. Snyder-Cooper Kenneth Sloan D, Willett-Hamm Gerald Keller Cletus Burke 1931 Ever-Hoffman R. Brown-Heaton George Foxworthy Gerald Frazier Gerald Parker Ernest Harrison J. Hutchins -Clawson Doris Kay-Crane M. Krug-Tague V. Lane -Helms E. Long-Foxworthy M. Miller -Crowder Ivan Nine C. Groce -Keller Warren Richardson N. Snyder -Hicks Clyde White Henry Winters H. Myer -Long M, Moore-Crowder 1932 Han Spicer Maurine Kay Cecil Stonecipher M. Janeway-Ter Bush Morris Keller B, Hutts -Spragg H. Bever-Houser Elmer Hesler R , J. Finch-Burroughs Gerald Eitnier Lucille Thomas K, Wilson-Bissell T. Snyder-Ingersoll Ernest Jahnke F, Allen-Foxworthy L, Foxworthy-Webster G. Whitaker -Mattingley N. Tozier -Thompson Donald Keller 1933 -15-El' G. Ingersoll R . Harding -Edwards Francis M. Booe Mildred L. Harding Ernest Snyder M, Fletcher -Bailey Robert Drake L. Bever-O'Neal Myron C. Brant W. Remster-Parker Russell Burk M. L. Gravett-Schoog T. I. Chatt -Higgins Robert Bever John W. McKinney? M. Anderson-Brown Maxine Taylor Melvin Hutson S. McCraken-Katter Marion B. Cooper Floyd Taylor M. Cooper-Bever Thomas Templeton B. Smith-Froker Harold Long 1934 Dick Dean C. Donham-Grimes Earl Wilson? Dennis Brown Edwin M. Caster M. Beck-Wilson M. Osbon-Moody Ernest Ellis C. Myers -Dinwiddie Alvin Conner E. Bilsland-Glascock Marion D. Glascock Josephine Miller Leon Jackson M. Slazas -Mitman Paul Brown W. Roe mbke -Briggs George Janeway G. Groce -Cable 1935 Darell Bever N. Mc Collum-Hutts Howard Richardson? D. L. Bever-Birch Wilmer Murdock Harold L. Dove R . Stonecipher -Sutton Max Templeton E . Glascock- Templeton Clyde Jeffries C. Harlan-Crane Rex Keller M. L. Chatt-Harmless Ralph Bennett ALUMNI V. Harlan-Blackford Robert Clements F. Spicer-Shephard Charles Waggaman Wandaline Thomas Karl Jahnke 1936 F. Krug-Parks Charles Parker, Jr, K. Birge -Terry Donald Ripley J. Keller-Wood James Roembke Bernard Myers Lex Templeton R. Price-Coats Charles Shade Edgar Wilson Robert Tyler Reuben White J. Tinsley-Duke John William Thomas John Carpertar Berle Hesler Donald Johns R . Jahnke -Epperson Paul Harding Thomas Kay 1937 A. Blisland-'Roembke William Allen, Jr. Arnold Dover Samual Eitnier Bruce Fisher G. Giovanini-Faucett Samuel Groce G. Harlan-Henry Thomas Janeway Robert Johns Van Schermerhorn E. Remster-Shade Ardith Snyder Orin Snyder A. Thomas-Dickerson Fred Van Hook 1938 Robert Richardson M. J. Stockdale-Willis James Lewis D. Bever-Livengood Harold G. Stockdale O. Hesler-Richardson M. E. Tinsley-Cooper B. L. Campbell-Myers M. Rickets -Patterson G. Cooper-Snyder Richard Marshall W. Myer-Shadley M. Templeton-Hesser 4'Deceased R. Danielson-Allen James Richards J. Murdock-Wils on W. Price -Stockdale M, Foxworthy-Shirling V. Snyder -Schermerhorn H. J. Reynolds -Reid Richard Clements F,M, York-Eitnier Herschel Conner C. Gray-Kemp George Hesler J. Fore man-Oberholzer 1939 Edward Kay fl' Hilda Harding-Walls E. Long-Hall James Harris John Maddox M. Marshall -Hinote G. More man-Johnson Donald Harshbarger W. Bever -Hinckle Robert Houser Charles Carpentar B, Bounell-DeFlorio E . Ellis -Simmons Samuel Janeway Charles Donham H. Jeffries -Donham R. Slazas -Brokaw Russell Harshbargeri M. A. Whitaker-Ratclifil' L. 'Thomas -Breeden William Shade James B. Heslerf M, L, Tinsley-Newman E. Hesler -Cantwell Robert Hershberger 1940 Lloyd Wilson Dean Voorhees George Stockdale Glen Hoskins C, Eubank-Gustus Estel Lighty R . Jahnke -Hershberger I. Lasley-Sennett Delbert Sadler Chauncey Fine John Crowder Leland Harding M. Wagoner-Myers M. Nesbit-Parker D. Parnell-McMahon James Chatt James Crane! Helen Splcer -Richey M. Hershberger-Summers M, E, Giovanini-Laudeman A, L, Hershberger-Shoaf Vernon Hanifordi' 1941 Charles Cooper J. Ricketts -Middleton B. Bever-Lippert Charles Hesler4' Marion Harlan Betty S, Howard Gene Furr R . Stonecipher-Shideler Raymond Kiger M. Hubbard-Murdock M. Hesler-Newton John Bever Dale Pyle Dallas Myers E . Hutson-Caldwell P. Cooper-Hall Joe Haniford 1942 Lex Murdock C. Reynolds -Nelson R . Sewell-Stockdale M. Stockdale -Clements Max Stockdale Hubert Wagoner E . Whitaker -Mc Donald Francis Wilson Jesse Bass Sara Chatt-Johns William Crane M. Eubank-Baird O. McManomy-Furr F. Meade-Bare M. Flint-Watson N. More man-Lackey 1943 E. Bell-Lighty Mary L. Anderson-Nixon M. Benefield-Manion D. Crowder-Scott L. Hutson-Boling D. Jahnke -Neal Mary E. Janeway Rolland Keeling, Jr. William Krug? Marion Lighty Fred Long Russell Miller Bob Parnell John Spicer Marion Stockdale V. M. Stockdale -Toby 1944 lawrence Chatt M. Cooper-Beardon Harold Donovan ALUMNI B, Ford-Crane Loren Holycross D, Melfin-Groendyke Charles Murdock D. Wilson-Tarlton C. Yound-Lister W. L. York-Liidlow Merlin Rice Alvin Kiger Bob Harlan 1945 B, Donovan-Brown Barbara Eitnier Clifford Foxworthy Charles Glascock Paul Harshbarger I. Hershberger-Miller James Hershberger Harold L. Heslel' B, Hutson-Har shbarger Gene Miller E. Myers-Brown William Templeton, Jr. Bob Tinsley Harold Wagoner C. Williams-Schimmel 1946 Well-Harshbarger B, Bever-Myers I. Bever-Sawvel E . Cramer -Hesler Bill Crumley Marvin Crumley Herbert Flint Leroy Keeling Betty Lighty L, Meade -Fairfield L. Shade -Davidson James Snyder V. Reynolds-Peelman M' P. Te mpleton-Wagoner N. Glascock-Summers B. Hadley-Hamilton Robert Summers W. Eubank-Byers LaVera Miller John Donovan Halsey Williams M. Cramer -Rusk Harold E . McManomy I. Summers -Davidson M. Crowder-Glascock 1948 Robert Bell Lyle Chatt Charles Cooper? Gene Jeffries Robert Lighty 4fDecea.sed V. Peffley-Beasley John Slazas William Wilkinson 1949 B. Hayman-Allen Bill Brown Jim Foxworthy Bill Whitaker Paul L. Gray Larry Howard R . Summers -Main Robert Hutson Lee Moffett Everett Wilson, Jr. J. More man-Bell Dorman Winger J. Stephens -Riddell Charles Neal L. Stockdale -E phlin D. R , Snyder Donald Hubbard M. Cooper-Pitts Robert Janeway Bill Minnick D. Jeffries-Salts 1950 Rodrick Chatt Eugene Berry Joan Rafferty Gerald Shade Bud Hershberger P. Thomas -Ellis M, Pitman-Owens Richard Clore L. Holycross -Summers J. Davidson-Hubbard John Rafferty 1951 Sue Maudlin-Eubank Bob Hadley Richard Snyder D. Reynolds -Pugh B. Ping-Foxworthy Bill Fishero James E. Maudlin Joseph Livingston B, Ellis -Livingston S. Moreman-Shull William Sloan James Br own N. Lowe -Bounnell Jack Congleton M. Crane -Cragun Richard Nine M. Foxworthy-Wilkins on Charles W. Hadley Thomas Frye A. Stephens -Barnhart K. Bell-Kidd 1952 A, Arvin-Melton L. Berry-Hodges Charles Booe Caryl Cooper C. F oxworthy-Winger J. Livingston-Grubbs Carolyn Gibis on John Hallett Betty Hayman-Kruger T. Holycross -Zachmire G. Mc Cutchan-Whitaker N. Murray-Sample Robert Neal Charlotte Slazas -Zachary Gene Stockdale S. L. Williams-Fishero 1953 Donald Bell AL UMN1 Gerald Berry Michael Borst R. Brown-Neal Richard Foxworthy Carolyn lfrazier Dottie Gray Wayne Hayman Thomas Lowe Ruth Moffett-Hansen Janet Rusk Ray Slazas 1954 James F, Reynolds Glenda McCutcnan Lary C. Lewman Melvin Summers Marilyn Hutts Ronald D, Thomas Mary Head-King Lowell K. Stockdale J. Congelton-Hodges Anne M. Cooper Harold E. Martin 1955 Sally L. Frazier Ralph Hullinger Gary C. Myer Robert Downs Julia L. Congleton Norma J. Donovan Harland Flint Mary Livingston Rex Henthorn Milo Bever Sandra. Pyle Robert Bever Gerry Don Coats Oficers of The Alumni Association President......................Richard Foxworthy Vice -President . . . . . . . . . . . .Charles Booe Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . Elzada Templeton Secretary . . , . . . . . . . . Donald Johns Class of 1955 ROBERT EARL BEVER The only Alumnus who has entered the armed services between January 31,1955 and January 31,1956 Autographs 402,21 X 4 X4 Z ID l' min mm lf NN IXNNXN 4-M' - .Wil mum Wx' 40 CHICAGO, 1 Compliments Of LLINOIS MELLOTT , INDIANA THE I-ICPKIN S SYNDICATE, INC. 8c Sales Agents For Dr, George W. Crane, Ph. D. , M. D. , Nationally Famous Newspaper Columnist And Radio Speaker Congratulates The Faculty, Student Body and Community On A Great Educational Institution THE HILLSBORO PUBLIC SCHOOL Compliments of PAUL M- GRIMES Phone 65 Plumbing and Heating HILLSBORO, INDIANA HILLSBORO LUMBER CO. Since 1897 VEEDERSBURG LUMBER CO. COVINGTON LUMBER CO. G. R. Pittman Auto Co. Ford For 1956 The New Fine Car At Half The Fine Car Price HILLSBOR o, INDIA NA MERCHANTS 8: FARMERS Telephone Co. Hillsboro, Indiana Compliments of THE HOOSIER CROWN CORP, Crawfordsville, Indiana Compliments of THE CLEVELAND BAKERY Extra Value And TR U-LAY BLOCK CO. , INC. Butternut Bread W t I d. Phone 640 ayne Own' n lana Crawsfordsville, Indiana Y' Yi' ' g Fred H. Priebe, M. D. HILLSBOR O, INDIANA Compliments of The Hillsboro State Bank Member Federal Deposit I rance Corporat HILLSBOR O, INDIANA The Smith Studio 8: Camera Shop ATTICA , INDIANA Compliments of John W. Lowe Insurance AGENCY HILLSBORO, INDIANA ' Wendall's Radio 8: Television Sales and Service Phone 169-R1 HILLSBORO, INDIANA Compliments of Hillsboro Regal Store Groceries - Fresh Fruits - Vegetables Meats Luke Robertson, Owner HILLSBORO, Phone 182. INDIANA ,, ,, ,W W, 1-111 ., , ,n,, ,Y - HILLSB OR O, Compliments L, D, FOR D Agent Cities Service Oil Co . INDIANA HILLSBORO, Compliments of Emery C. Wales PIANOS Tuning and Service INDIA NA HILLSBORO, Compliments of R. E. Summers Plumbing - Heating Electic Supplies and Service Williams Gas - O - Matic Heating Williams Oil - O - Matic Heating ' Phone 127 INDIANA E, 4r..,-,t W Kerr Tractor 8: Implement Co. At This Store You Get Quality and Service MELLOTT, INDIANA I SCHIFFS SHOES CO!1'1p1iX'1'1e1'ltS of Crawfordsvi11e's Largest Shoe Store SEVEN'UP Schiffs Corner BOTTLING COMPANY Crawfords ville , Indiana Clinton, Indiana BOOSTERS HILLSBOR o STER LING Ernest Jahnke Sunny Inn MELLOTT NEWTOWN Helgers Vending Machine Mitchel1's Restaurant WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE I7 CONGRATULATIONS SE NIORS J,G, TINSLEY 81 CO, Town N Country Store Phone 28 Hillsboro, Indiana 2 ,WV , i:':i1,,Anr , L- ni. , THE WAYNETOWN STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wa ynetown , Indiana THE SPOR TMAN'S SHOP We Outfit Your Outfit Athletic Equipment Photography Supplies Sportswear - Luggage - Huting Fishing - Hobby and Models Crawfords ville Indiana .7 l P Division of MILLER'S CUR ING PLANT and FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Custom Butchering Home Office - Waynetown, Indiana Waynetown Phone 74 Wesley Phone 7121 Congratulations Seniors HAM' S SER VICE STATION 1107 West Market Street Phone 1262 Crawfordsville , p pp if Indiana Compliments of DR . 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Abstractors of Titles Citizens Bank Building Covington, Indiana COVINGTON FOOD LOCKERS Slaughtering, Meat Processing and Curing Covington, Indiana 1 J MYERS DEPAR TMENT STORE Veedersburg, Indiana 1. HILLSBORO Compliments of GRAIN CO. , INC. HOWARD COLSON Phone 100 Standard Oil Agent Grain - Feed - Seed - Coal Phone 5 Hillsboro, Indiana Hillsboro, Indiana I - - - Y v Y I 'Iwi ,, T-, , Compliments of Compliments of CRUMI..EY'S FUNERAL BELL'S SUPER SER VICE HOME Hillsboro, Indiana Hillsboro, Indiana , , C R. 8: A. PHARMACY CRANE'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Raymond A. Eitnier, Ph.G. Complete Electrical Quality Drugs Sales and Service Hillsboro, Indiana Hillsboro, Indiana l I ,, E I Complimenta of Compliments of WENDALL BARBER SHOP C.L- SNYDER Hillsboro, Indiana Hi113b01'0, Indiana THE RAPP CO, Compliments of BOLDT MILLING CO. , INC, J Clothing and Shoes Crushing - Grinding - Shelling Boldts Quality Feeds For the Entire Family Pellets or Meal Phone 177 Crawfordsville , Indiana Waynetown , Indiana 'l f- YV W , Wvgifl, ,YL Tl- L FIELD 81 WI-IITAKER R . M. HORNER Furniture Floor Covering Buick - Pontiac Waynetown, Indiana Crawfordsville , Indiana I , Compliments of BILL'S SHELL SERVICE HUDSON'S SELF-SERVICE Tires - Tubes - Batteries MARKET Auto Accessories Road Service Phone 157 Phone 107 Waynetown, Indiana Waynetown, Indiana f M I Compliments MAPLEHURST JERSEY FARMS INC. To The Seniors of '56 Milk and Ice Cream BEA 8: EARL KNOX Phone 1150 Hillsboro, Indiana Crawfordsville , Indiana BOWMAN GROSS TR UCK STOP Restaurant Service Station Open 24 hours I Phone 96 - 127 Sterling Indiana v E Y, ,...Ti, MELLOT GRAIN COMPANY Grain - Fence Feed - Coal Poultry - Supplies Me 11ott , Indiana GALLOWAY CHE VR OLE T SALES SERVICE Authorized Genuine Parts Newtown, Indiana DR IVE -IN THEATRE Corner U.S, 41 at U.S, 136 Pick of the Pictures Always CINEMASCOPE 8: VISTAVISION Compliments of WARR ICK MACHINE SHOP OVER PE CK'S Electric Welding Acetylene APPLIANCES-HAR DWARE Blacksmithing Veedersburg, Indiana Veedersburg, Indiana We Telegraph Flowers ROBINETTE FLORAL CO. THE SOUTHSIDE GREENHOUSES Phone 145 Montgome ry County SA LES PA VILION Sales Cattle - Thur sdays Sheep, Hogs -Saturdays Veedersburg, Indiana Crawfordsville , Indiana HILLSBORO Hillsboro Farm Service STERLING Highland Court CR AWFOR DSVILLE Rainbow Cafe Weirs Shoe Store Crawfordsville Cleaners BOOSTERS MELLOTT Sprow Grocery 8: Servic Don's Body Shop WAYNE TOWN Waynetown Tile Co. J. E. R ice Hardware Waynetown Despatch Hill Top Inn Wayne Cafe Consoers W.S. Standard Service COVINGTON Faust 8: Frey Hardware Warrick's Restaurant Western Auto Associate Burrin's Pharmacy Fountain Trust Co. Edward's Radio 8: T.V, The Home Furniture Brilliant Bronze Store e Station VEEDERSBURG Preston Ez Freas Veterinarians Paul Miller Ocie's Cafe W.F. Hall Harry G. Merrill Jr,., Prudential Hill Top Cafe Fountain County Livesto L. G. Boling ck 1 Y Q - ' 1 11,, 1. ,11 1 1 ,1 1 1 1. .111 .q1. f- -. , V -1111--1, Q- 411 af' -. ,N ' 1 ,.1 1 11 ,1 --11 11. -11,1,: 1 U !.!,! 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