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Huntingburg High School - Optimist Yearbook (Huntingburg, IN)

 - Class of 1949

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Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1949 volume:

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K Q f . A R Q 3x6f f - E- ,f - E NK WV: U W IN THE SENIORITE Wm 5 M, .L gf auf ff A 3 S 14 , . S - ...N A N-W A '35 X , QM .Es ig b w '11 ,f -. 24+ L .i if , X.: 4 1 ,,... .mf -'nl it Q53 nf, K :W JP ff? Q.: F 'Y . ,L nf 'wwf 3335 ik ' an Y' ,ff X K SY ' . 1 K . V N kr ,H ' - A .-Q V A .,. ,. ,,,.,.,i . - nf ig .. , - . . q A ,imap as they found them in Classes Parties and Games CLASSES FILE THEIR CLAIMS we A fe' I 42'g Z ,u 9 -1 I 'I ,Z z'4 rf .fe 4 p if I wf 12 ll' f Ag' E I X 15 I . , X A- ' W 7 dd rf! The School Board Walter Uebelhor, Secretaryg Fred Rauscher, President, Richard Ellsworth, Treasurer. With the Hdministration We of the Senior class wish to express appreciation to our School Board, Hdministration, and Faculty. Through their patience, enthusiasm, and trust- worthy direction of our daily activities, we have enjoyed a happy and prosper- ous journey through Huntingburg High School. Preparing boys and girls to meet the hazards of this changing world requires competence and understand- ing, and We are extremely fortunate in having leaders who fulfill these require- ments. Superintendent RRY G. GOLDMHN Principal ELMER H. LOEHR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Dalton H. Wicker, Music Elizabeth Ellis, Hrt Iohn R. Sheedy, English and Social Studies Iloe Little, Home Economics Frank Tucker, Mathematics and Social Studies Leone Katterhenry, English and Latin Wilmer K. Pellett, Science Belly I. Padgett, English and Physical Education Iames Beers, Physical Ed. and Social Studies w,Mi...,-Muywemm-v.Mf4w-1 Gln Kenneth B. Richardson, Mathematics Phyllis Knight, Library and Social Studies lames R Wilson. Commerce Thomas Fisher, English Hlbert Mason, Industrial Flrts Edward R. Hardie, Commerce AND ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Pictured left io riqhi: Imogene Leonard, Grades 2 and 3: Mrs. Ruth B. Hshby, Grade lg Evelyn Flyer, Grades 4 and 5, Clarihel Talley, Grade lp Marie Collins, Grade 2, lune Scales, Grade 4, Rus- sell Waddle, Grade 6, Raymond Pfluq, Principal and Grade 65 Hugo Leonard, Grade 5, Luella Wy- mer, Grade 3. as--1-K T H E S E N I O R S Registered with Home Room Teachers BEERS AND KATTERHENRY President Schwartz Treasurer Strieqel - Vice-President Clark Secretary Lewis JERRY SCHWHRTZ- He makes the wheels go 'roundf' Band, 2,3,45 Hi-Y, 3,45 Canteen Council 3,45 Seniorite Staff, 45 Baseball, 3, JOYCE LEWIS- The perfect secretary. GH H, l,2,3,45 Glee Club, 3,45 Student Council, 35 Canteen Council, 35 Chorus, l,2,3,4. DONNH CLERK- Designed for action. Y-Teens, 3,45 Chorus, 3,45 G.H.H., 45 Library Club, 45 Canteen Council, 45 Seniorite Staff, 45 Belen, New Mexico, 1,2. IULIHNH STRIEGEL-- I-Iandful of picture making efficiency. Shotgun, 3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Commerce Club, 3,45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Seniorite Staff, 4. 9 77Zcfz .1 , 1 M1 LLLL, 1 LU FLIIDKJLV .l'LL.1 .l. .LLD TO HEAD ALL ORGANIZATIONS . . PHYLLIS FINKE- Bound to make friends wherever she goes. Band, l,2,3,45 Orchestra, l,Z,3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Shotgun, 35 Class Play, 3,45 G.l51.H., l,Z,3,4. FRED HOLLINDEN- No squawk, just 'Squeek'. Fleronautics, 3. VQRENH EMERSON- HH sugar and scheme. Orchestra, l,Z,3,45 Chorus, l,Z,3,45 Band, 2,3,45 G.l3l.H., l,2,35 Shotgun, 45 Commerce Club 4. TOM SCHNELLENBERGEH- Master mechanic. Class Play, 45 Student Council, 45 Hi-Y, 45 Commerce Club, 3,4. PHUL LEHMHN-J'His personality shows in his smiles. Football, l,2,3,45 Basketball Manager, 2,3,45 Class Play, 3,45 Hi-Y, 2,3,45 Seniorite Staff, 45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Science Club, 4. IOHN GERLHCH- That old fashioned spirit of friendliness. Band, l,2,3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Student Council, 3,45 Y-Teens, 45 Commerce Club, 45 G.P1.Fl., l,2,3. BOB WHGONER- On the ball. Basketbal, 3,45 Baseball, 3,4. MHRIHNNH WHRNSMHN- Powerhouse of ideas. Eand, l,2,3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Seniorite Staff, 45 Shotgun, 45 G.Fl.H., l,2 l .l-l.l3l., 3. GERHLDINE ROHLMHN- H little makes a lot. Student Council, 3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Library Club, 2,35 G.H.Pl., l,2. SUE PHRTENHEIMER- Measures high on every count. Band, l,Z,3,45 Class Play 35 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Y-Teens, 3,45 GBR., l,2,3,45 Orchestra, 2,3,4 Shotqun, 3, DOROTHY HQRLOW- The 'Eqq' and I. SOIOURNED IN CLASSES STUDIED-TALKED . JOHN HUBSTER- H big little gift. DOUGLHS ST. HNGELO- He listens in a very aggressive manner. Football, l,2,3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Senioriie Staff, 45 Band, 1,2,3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Letter- man, 3,45 Class Play, 3,4. BETTY WIEBER- Hair of gold, eyes of blue. Chorus, 2,3,45 Y-Teens, 2,35 G.Q.I3l., 35 Shotgun, 45 Class Play, 3. TOM LHMKIN- Lite gets tedious. Football, 2,3,45 Band, l,2,3,45 Orchestra, 2,345 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Basketball, l,2,35 Shotgun 3,45 Seniorite Staff, 45 Class Play, 3. RHNDHLL EMERSON- One woman man-'For Whom the bells toll'! Football, l,2,3,45 Basketball, 2,3,45 Baseball, 2,3,45 Letterman, 2,3,4. MQRIHN BRHUNECKER- Life of her own. Gila., 1,2,3,4. DON ELLIOTT- Steady-going worker. Band, l,2,3,45 Chorus, 3,45 Football, 2,3,45 Heronautics, 2. CHROL BOEGLIN- Possesses fashion 'know-how'. Band, 2,3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Y-Teens, Z,3,45 GH., l,2,3,4, Shotgun, 45 Glee Club, 3,45 Class Play, 4. 5 DORIS ROHLEDER- Gabby and bright. Chorus, l,2,3,45 Commerce Club, 3,45 Shotgun, 4. KENNY MOENKHHUS-- Of me l sing. Basketball, l,2,3,45 Football, l,2,3,45 Baseball, l,3,45 Reronautics, 2,35 Letterman, Z,3,4. DONNH BIRK- Plenty of school spirit. Chorus, l,2,3,45 GRB., l,2,3,45 Student Council, 45 F,H.Fl., 35 Y-Teens, 4. RUSSELL HElTZe3'Pl man who blushes is no brute. Football, 3,45 Qeronautics, 2. K. 1 I ' l-QV V' - SWUNG - OUR - PARTNERS AT - THE - PROM HLBERT HELMING- What am l doing here? FLORENCE IOCHIMf Small and efficient. Commerce Club, 45 Y-Teens, 45 G.Fl.H., 45 Chorus, 45 Dale, i,2,3. LOMH HHRTKE- Prove it! Band, l,2,3,45 Football, 2,3,45 Science Club, 4, Chorus, 1,2,3,45 Orchestra, 4. MELBH MEYER- I-'tnything but dull. Band, l,2,3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Class Play, 35 Orchestra, 3,45 Canteen Council, 2,3,45 Y Teens, 3,45 Shotgun, 3. IEHN BERNHRDIf She has 'great moments' in her life. Chorus, l,2,3,45 G.Q.Fl., l,25 Commerce Club, 45 Student Council, 25 Shotgun Staff, -15 Class Play, 3. WHYNE MURRQY- Hlways gal-vamping around town. Football, l,3,45 Band, l,2,3,45 Chorus, 2,3,4, Basketball. 12,35 Hi-Y, 45 Student Council, 35 Class Play, 3,4. BETTY SPURLOCK- Courtesy personified. Band, l,2,3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Orchestra, l,Z,3,45 GBR., l,Z,3,45 F.H.H., 3. GENE MUNDY4 Huntingburg's answer to Phil Harris. Football, 2,3,45 Hi-Y, 45 Letterman, 45 Science Club, 4. WESLEY LElBERING4 He's always in there pitching. Football, l,2,3,45 Baseball, l,3,4. IENNY OSER- Men may come, men may go, but I talk on forever. Band, 3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Shotgun, 45 G.H.Pl., l. WHLLHCE FRICK- Walks around with his sleep showingf' Reronautics, 2,35 Fire Fighters, 1,2,3,4. MHRIORIE RHUSCHER- Looking at life through music. Rand, l,2,3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Glee Club, 3,45 Orchestra, 345 D.Q.R. Good Citizen, l:'l'illiID LOOSE OUR DIPLOMAS AT WCOMMENCEMENT OPHL HILGEMHNH The new belle on Main Street. Commerce Club, 45 Shotgun, 45 Y-Teens, 45 Ireland, l,Z,3 IOHN WHLLIS- Q gentleman through and through. Student Council, 45 Seniorite Staff, 45 Football, l,2,3,45 Band, l,2,3,45 Class Play, 3,45 Hi- Y, 45 Orchestra, 2,3,4. FRHNCIS GUNSELMHN- Plenty of assets, no liabilities. Y-Teens, 45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 G.Pi.H., 1. DHLE HELMERICH- Foster's protege. Chorus, l,2,35 Hi-Y, 3,45 Shotgun, 45 Commerce, 45 Projection, 3,45 Heronautics, 3. IIM UEBELHOR- The spice of life-wine, women, and song. Hi-Y, 2,3,45 Heronautics, 2,35 Projection, 4. PHT FRESON-- She gives with song. Glee Club, 3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Y-Teens, 2,3,45 Library Club, 2,3. TOM SMITH- He has that well-groomed look. Basketball, 2,3,45 Band, l,2,3,45 Class Play, 3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 HiAY, 2,3,45 Orchestra, l,2,3,45 Baseball, 3,4. MHRTHH RIESTERM- Sheer witcheryf' Band, 2,3,45 Class Play, 3,45 Chorus, l,2,3,45 Y-Teens, 3,45 G.H.H., l,2,3,4. RUTH MEYERHOLTZ- That fire-away look in her eye. Band, 1,2,3,45 Chorus, 1,2,3,45 Orchestra, l,Z,3,45 G.f-LH., l,Z,3,45 Commerce Club, 45 Shntl gun, 4. DONHLD BOHNENKEMPER- Tubby with the tuba. Band, 1,2,3,45 Orchestra, l,2,3,45 Chorus, 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y, Z,3,45 Lyres, 1,Z,3,45 Heronautics, l,2,3, BERNIDH BOEGLIN- Quality you can bet on. Chorus, l,2,3,45 Student Council, 35 Commerce Club, 4. ? 3 '-QSC, dl bw THE IUNIORS Easily detected by their bright red sweaters and glittering rings, the class of '50 continued to establish claims in H. H. S. Brother Goose. given November 5, brought to light much dramatic talent. The gold secured from this production enabled them to open a Silver Slipper to entertain the Forty-Niners this spring. For another diversion, blue-jean clad luniors gathered at the school, Novem- ber 23, for a Sadie Hawkins, party, featuring a search for a hidden treasure. Managing the luniors in these activities were Mr. Tucker and Mr. Hardie. Certainly they were successful guides, for the class of '50 was well represented in every school activity. S Keith Skelton Doris Waddle President Secretary Ioy Hilsmeier Iim Lemond Vice-President Treasurer w 1-Raymond Voelkel, Marjorie Lehmkuhler, Richard Fark, Cleta Deinderfer, Leon Senninger. w 2-Betty Wicker, Eddie Smith, Juliana Bretz, Clinton Stork, Betty Wellemeyer. nv 3-Ralph Gunselman, Mary Lou Heitz, Bill Rauscher, Wanda Hall, Eugene Purdue. Iv 4-Marilyn Flhrens, Robert Dall, Bonnie Kemp, Don Kemp, Iuanita Frick. lv 5-Bill Stelter, Norma lean Knust, William Spink. Mildred Utz, Ray Lehmkuhler. Row 1--Richard Tredway, Melba Miller, Iack Luke- meyer. Row 2-Lois Sakel, Ralph Partenheimer, Iune Nuh ring. Row 3-Ray Kemp, Laurabelle Kaelzel, Bob Klee. Row 4-Mary Lee Iunge, lack Flslrike, Helen Snyder Row 5-Roy Bohnenkemper, Hrma M. Meyerholtz Ivan Bauer. Row 6--Marilyn Pflug, Iohn Steinkamp, Louise Ingle Row 7-Doris Miller, Virginia Stockton. THE SOPHOMORES The class of '51 pursued its course toward graduation by choosing early in September their leaders-Howard McLaughlin, Hrlie Logsdon, Clesta Winkler, and Don Sakel. Seeking pleasure along the way, early last fall they encarnped in the upper hall for a round of old fashioned games and dances. Hll sorts of devices had to be used by Mr. Wilson and Miss Padgett in head- ing off their rascally maneuvers. However, they corralled them well enough so that they were able to excell in athletics and assume duties in all the school's clubs. I Howard McLaughlin Clesta Winkler President Secretary Hrlie Loqsdon Don Sakel Vice-President Treasurer Bow 1-Bill Klee, Charles Hachmeister, Ruth Utz, Iudy Klosterman, Betty Heidorn, Hrthur Hanselman, Marvin Boeglin. low 2-Pat Thomas, Clifford Seufert, Ruby Kays, Vincent Pfaff. Ronald Hubster, Theda Shephard, Bill Duncan. How 3-Iunior Hemmerlein, Le Roy Trusty, Colleen Frick, Pat Soudeis, Barbara Warren, Ray Hollinden, Daniel Remke. Row 4-Delores Benken, Don Schwartz, Luella Heitz, Pat Lynch, Roy Voelkel, Marion Underwood, Curtis Bohnene kemper. Row 5-William I-lsh, Revis Stork, Diana t'-llpers, Betty Burg- dorf, Vivian Schnellenberqer, Tommy Boeqlin, Ronald Uebelhor. Row 6-Lucille Kress, Raymond Mangold, Monna Kays Louis Braunecker, Pat Ftmos, Ned Young, Eloise Bruce. Flow 1-Gloria Bretz, Lowell Winkler, Ieanette Pfaff, Fred O'Brien. Row 2-Bud Crandall, Iean Leland, Fred Mayo, Leia Bernar' di. low 3-Opal Laswell, Raymond Ienkins, Hazel Hrensman, Ierry Smith. low 4-Ruth Rademacher, Paul Davis, Carolyn Brace. low 5-Qlbert Schoppenhorst, Leona Kappner, Lee Murray low 6-Evelyn Finke, Louis Disinqer, Luella Peters. low 7-Hllen Hilqeman, Melba Wamsman, Iim Lueken. THE FRESHMEN These tenderfeet joined the caravan for a four-year journey over the High School trail with dreams of diplomas awaiting them at their destination. lnexperienced, but capable and willing, they elected Pat Gerlach, Paul Ue- belhor, Bob Hoing and Ioe Becher, as their drivers. With Mr. Pellett and Mr. Fisher lay the task of toughening-up these young uns. Pllready they boast of having fourteen members in the band, a number of boys on the second team, a strong G.H.Q. delegation, active student council representatives, peppy yell leaders, and members in Library and Science Clubs. Looking beyond the horizon, we see thrills and adventure for these callow itinerants. Pat Gerlach Bob Hoinq President Secretary Paul Uebelhor Ioe Becher Vice-President Treasurer How 1-Steve Schmutzler, Sandra Myers, Iunior Flstrike Marilyn Mehne, Larry Kemp, Lois Kendall. Row 2-Marianna Songer, Leander Sollman, Flbbie Cato, Franklin Kemp, Ioan Katterhenry, David Landgrebe. How 3-Robert Miller, Vangie Chase, Hlbert Krampe, Ieanette Riester, David Reckelhoff, Naomi Soderling. Row 4-Margie Dittmer, Iohn Lukemeyer, Ioyce Bohnen- kemper, Claude Htkins, Ioyce Tredway, Frederick l-lachf meister. Row 5-loy Mangold, Ruth Schwartz, Glen Hanebutt, Merry Hull, Eugene Englert, Betty Hbel. Row 6-lanice Smith, Clifford Carnahan, Ieanette Bates, Daniel King, loan Geis, Chester Mutchman. Row 1-Colleen Ellshoff, Charles Hohl, Dorothy Hsh, Hrthur Sickbert. Row 2-Bolo Heitz, Geneva Hanebutt, Iames Roettger, Elsie- joan Shubert. How 3-Betty Lou lunge, Daniel Prior, Peggy Kemp, La- Rochelle Carnahan. Row 4-Freda Bush, William Tevault, Nancy Scott. Row 5-Lester Trusty, Gloria Rafferty, Flrthur Sonderman, Row 6-Ianet Krueger, Jimmy Harris, Veronica Englert. Row 7-Iimmy Summers, Doris Huff, Iacob Erick. 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S X ob off Yee G 'LLL SSEO X OQVICWL 40 an M OV W E Z! xsfgoo nb JPL E I Q CL G f ,, , X A' 1 ll Qt s. IWW L 18 CLK UNK B y ALCNG-THE-TRAIL STUDENT CGUNCIL To make H. H. S. the best outfit rollin' along the activity trail, we have the Student Council. Organized only a year ago, it has found the uncharted route sometimes diffi- cult. However, under Captain lohn lNallis, assisted by officers lack Lukemeyer and Pat Freson, and with Mr. Loehr as commander-in-chief, several successful diggings have been reported. With the help of Mr. Wicker, a faculty advisor, outside talent was contracted for the convos. The students thoroughly enjoyed the Deep River Boys, the Vagabond Trio, and the Wade Quartette. Next year's acts, which have already been booked, promise to be even more entertaining. , Not entirely relinquishing their booster club activities, the council co-spon- sored the football queen crowning and worked with the Hi-Y and Y-Teens on a sportsmanship campaign. Major venture of the year was the publication of an Educational Guidance Manual. This handbook, drawn up by Mr. Wicker and revised by the faculty and student representatives, well maps out the way for students entering Hunt- ingburg High School. . E VA ,Ai ff i. if M .V W, M mA. f wg? 54 EQ' Wg ,egg ag i,?,:+ 'Qgf , I ,V N E b , V., .V'k A A f - Q . ,,.. Q fi f 'Q Q I 47 . ., , I U ,zl MQ., . . A ff m 1 iff M wif Q gif? R 5 if 3 S W 't Q ....f.. fm 51' fi :gg .E,, fir Q 3, T Q 4 g,,,,,,g2 5 9, 4 3 g g A 2 1? QQYW - -. fha, II. ' -QM wk f , A F 54 9 ff 9 V 5 iw A . A - A' 3 . , . ' , , A .2 MLN htmgtfigy K fn ,K x H1 ww my S iw iw? fd ' :.,Q Q , Eg: H f ..::'- W A ww A ' ' 'W , Tl VL .V ' ii Y ,. L :Nj ai V' ., 'kv-,M 2 3 FN fl 1 Q Bw 5 zu ,f EE Q92-:.Zsf'3Z.-4124? ' ff -V:- V Q 'Vai nw' g:,g6',,k .K .W My lc , A-.. nyh, I , ui kk A - .., 'Q .fm , L-,' V M, - . V 41. W 'Vg , ' HI- and TEENS Partners in the H. H. S. camp are the Hi-Y and Y-Teens. Captained by Mr. Richardson and Mrs. Little, these two organizations joined together to sell hot dogs, cokes, popcorn, and ice cream at basketball and foot- ball games. Coming to the assistance of the needy, they prepared baskets of food and purchased clothing at Christmas. The Y-Teens likewise helped the Pack-a-Towel drive by puttin' up several towels for overseas children. These clubs also led an anti-booing campaign to promote better sportsmanship at basketball games. They enlivened this year's journey by cavortin' about at the Hi-Y's party for the Y-Teens. ...gal OFFICERS President Ierry Schwartz Vice-President Clinton Stork Secretary Tom Smith Treasurer lim Uebelhor OFFICERS President Donna Clark Vice-President Norma lean Knust Secretary Martha Riester Treasurer Pat Fresori Chaplain loy Hilsmeier H U N T E R S ' ODGE-CCDUNCIL For that after-the-game coke, Hunting burg's Teen-Hgers gather 'round the bar at the Hunters' Lodge. On week- ends they enjoy dancing, playing pool, ping pong, and other games. Even loafing in the attractive new lounge has become fun. Responsible for these activities is the council led by le r r y Schwartz, Betty Wicker, and loy Hilsmeier. ,The GLC To take care of the student caravans that rush to the library to pan out in- formation for their various courses, we have the Girls' Library Club. Commanded by a new constitution and a new sponsor, Miss Knight, these girls keep order on our book shelves as well as dust, catalog, and preserve our reading material. National Book Week was observed by making posters, conducting polls on the students' favorite books, reading stories to grade children, and entertaining themselves at a party. Officers for the year included Betty Wicker, Iudy Klosterman, Vivian Schnellenberger, Wanda Hall, and Clesta Winkler. 27 Home EC qirls visit Mrs. L1ttle's new home . , . Misc? . . . Bulletin board being Checked by Student Council members . . . GRB. Council dominates initiates . . . Service with a smile' Library Club . . . Y-Teen member receives demerit , .. Shotgun and annual promoters comparing notes . , . My shoes are killin' me Band . . . Hnotlier Seniorite sale . . I. C .-f-' Hi-Y prexy . . , Limncg up a picture . . . Qt Terre Haute . . . Prom waitresses . . . Clear the streets!! ,av an 1 K x Vg: 'gi 4 if -ii ENTERTAINMENT ENROUTE .r 'f .fQ'lhl7.'T E. ', 7 'Q 63,0 N iN 6 U1 e N 'Y A X 9 f 4' -l x MARCHING AND CC BEND OFFICERS-Tom Smith, Ioan Ger- lach, Iohn Wallis, Marjorie Rausch- er, Tom Lamkin. TWIRLERS-Ieanette Pfaff, Dorothy Lan- man, Marilyn Mehne, Shirley Rickie- man. Summer, winter, spring, fall,-always on the march were H. H. S.'s most popu- lar entertainers-the Huntingburg High School Band. ln demand for celebrations, either solemn or hilarious, they rose to the oc- casion. With militant airs, they led the Memorial Day parade, with their clowns ing maneuvers, they began the IayCee Halloween masquerade: and for the de- light of the thousands who attended the Dubois County Fair, they presented popular number concerts. These entertainers, complying with re- quests from surrounding communities, performed for the Limestone Centennial at Bedford, the music festival at Mt. Carmel, and the Southwestern Indiana Teachers' Convention at Evansville. RT BAND To keep up their own enthusiasm, the band vied for honors in the District and State Music Contests. Last spring they acted as hosts for the District Music Contest and carried off first place hon- ors in both machinq and concert. From the state trials at Greencastle they brouqht home the plaque for the best marching band. Individual members of the band likewise competed for awards. Blue ribbon winners this year Were the trum- pet trio and the sax quartette ensembles and soloists Tommy Smith, Melba Mey- er, Keith Skelton, Ioy Hilsmeier, Donald Bohnenkemper, Don Elliott, and Loma Hartke. Director DQLTON WICKER OTHER lf it were Winter Wonderland or Embraceable You that you heard hummed up and down the corridors, you could be sure the student body had just heard a program featuring the Girls Glee. Under the direction of Mr. Wick- er, they entertained at Convo, be- tween acts at the lunior play, at the Christmas program, and at the Kiwanis Music Festival. Top bill- ing for the Glee Club was given in December when they broad- casted over WITZ a fifteen minute program of favorite melodies. Strings-winds-brass Mr. Wicker has sometimes discovered it difficult to blend the tones emitted from these forty odd instruments in the Orchestra. Nevertheless, by performance time at the Thanksgiving and Easter convocations, he seemed to have achieved harmony as they turned in praiseworthy performances fviz. Reverend Parksl. Members of this organization also contributed to Commencement week activities as they played for the Seniors' last march. MUSICAL GROUPS , Present Classical and Popular Selections 'Go to Chorus, young man, go to Chorus. Shades of Horace Greeley's slogan must have aroused students this fall s almost half of H. H. S.'s enrollment reported to the gym for membership in iis musical organization. Easing the drudgery of Latin, history, and algebra, these students each Vednesday joined in a song-fest of old favorites mingled with the firsts on the it parade. Their only public performance was given this spring at the Kiwanis Music estival. I' k I I H I Ilfld T ' llf - kj fl, l.. YQ ous ' ' , f,sJr,' Nllvf-ft X . ' J.: fy :sy if' 9: ' Z, On November 5, before a packed house, the Iunior Class gave the H. H. S. stage something more than a hit when it presented the laughter-crammed comedy, Brother Goose. Mary Lee lunge in the role of Hy, the little tomboy whose passion was football, especially delighted the audience as she plotted to save not only her football lot from being excavated for the new home of millionairesse, Lenore Hudson, but also her brother from being swept into matrimony by the contriving Lenore. Members of the cast included Doris Waddle, Marilyn Pflug, Bob Klee, Mary Lee lunge, Eugene Purdue, Norma lean Knust, Iune Nuhring, Helen Snyder, Louise Ingle, Ioy Hilsmeier, and lim Lemond. Hlthough all were newcomers to the stage, the Half Century players gave excellent characterizations. 34 Director Tom Fisher, with his troupe of Forty-Niners, first came to the H. H. S. th ' ' ' ' ' eater in Hpril of 48. Their spring presentation was Don't Take My Penny. lt proved to be an entertai ng a y MacBeth's sleep walking scene and W M ayne urray impersonating a lovely, brunette model. ning comedy that saw Martha Riester doi L d Practically the same cast returned this spring to present that Worse than Frankenstein mystery, Tiger House. Under Iohn Sh , om mith, and Iohn Vlfallis turned in well-nigh perfect performances. Highly amusing com- edy roles were portrayed by Donna Clark, Carol Boeglin, and Wayne Murray. Excellent supporting characterizations were played by VaRena Emerson Ph 'I' , yr is Finke, Doug St. Hngelo, and Tom Schnellenberger. eedy's expert direction stars Martha Riester T S Her Mai9STY AT THE PROM To say farewell to the class of '48, the Forty- Niners created their own flower garden and then invited last year's seniors to enjoy an evening of feasting and dancing. lust before the Grand March ferry Schwartz, class president, crowned Phyllis Carnahan queen of the ball. Entertainers for the evening were the May Pole dancers, a string trio, and Iustin Bradbury's swingsters. Enjoying the banquet-Gerry Rohi- man, Ray Schoppenhorst, and Vir- ginia Condict. 191,10 fig I hose Wh O dlfend Sd Coach Beers THLYLTXCS A N 1 1 as directed by Coaches Beers and Richardson brought the Hunters their most successful season in ten years. ' Coach Richardson Cheering us on to victory were Pat Souders Bob Klee Gloria Bretz Backiield - Wes Leiberinqg Tom Lamkin, Ken Moenkhaus, and Captain Randy Emerson. THE HUNTERS LOSE SEASGN'S CPENERS TO BICKNELL-BOONVILLE Bicknell--Sept. 10 Bicknell's Bulldogs swamped Huntingburg 40-6 in the opening SIAC game for both teams. A couple of speedy scat-backs, Kotlarsky and Zeller, proved too much for the Hunters as they romped to four and two touchdowns re- spectively. Captain Emerson placed the Hunters in the scoring column with a quarterback sneak in the last period. Sophomore fullback, Howard McLaughlin, playing his first game of varsity ball, amassed a total of 50 yards for ground gaining honors. Boonville--Sept. 17 An inspired Hunter eleven put up a game battle before succumbing to the highly favored Pioneers, 26-20, in the Boonville bowl. Dick Zieg was the prime mover in the Pio- neer victory. The versatile right halfback crashed the Hunter defense for three touch- downs and continuously racked up first downs for the vict-ors. But Emerson to Stetter passes and Lieber- ing's running kept Huntingburg in the game. Randy uncorked aerials to Stetter to account for two touchdowns and crept through the Boonville defense from the one yard line for the third. Wes Leibering reeled oH a 45-yard run for one of the Red and Black's longer gains. The gun sounded with the Hunters marching toward the Pioneers' goal line. HUNTERS OVERPOWER STONECUTTERS, 26-6 Huntingburg-Oct. 1 At home for the second straight Friday, the Happy Hunters rolled over Bedford for their first win of the season. . Exhibiting the power displayed in the Boon- ville contest, they scored in every quarter to subdue the Cutters, 26-6. Bill Stetter fielded two of Emerson's bu1l's eye tosses for counters, and Moenkhaus latched on to another for a 45-yard jaunta to pay dirt. Leibering's touch- down came on an end sweep that covered 33 yards and six points. Bedford's marker touched off a 70-yard DUGGER CRUSHES HUNTERS, 26-O Huntingburg-Sept. 24 Firing passes through a bewildered Hunter secondary with deadly accuracy, the Bulldogs of Dugger administered a 26-0 defeat to the Beersmen in their own dust bowl. A heave from Brewster to Hall accounted for the lone touchdown in the first half. Ar- nold on an interception tallied another six pointer in the third quarter. A 37-yard end run by Cornelius and a Hall to Arnold pass completed the scoring for Dugger.. The only bright spot in an otherwise dark contest was the brilliant defensive play of the v1'....1..... ......l-ni.-. Dnnflv Flwunv-ann Starling Eleven PRINCETON ROMPS TO 38-O VICTORY Huntingburg-Oct. 8 Manned by fleet-footed Dick McGowan, the Princeton Tigers showed Huntingburg some power football as they smothered the Red- Black, 38-0, on the home gridiron. McGowan pitched his first strike to Parker in the second quarter. The next time the Tigers got the ball, he repeated his perform- ance with an aerial to Summers for the six pointer. Then traveling overland, he person- ally garnered two more touchdowns. The final touchdowns were scored by Summers and Parker through some neat hocus-pocus in the backfield. Unable to penetrate the strong Tiger de- fense, quarterback Randy Emerson took to the airways only to have the overhead attack bog down on the seven-yard line. Seniors ARTESIANS FALL TO HUNTER ASSAULT Martinsville-Oct. 15 After a long journey to Martinsville the Hunters rebounded from the Princeton slaugh- ter to rout the hapless Artesians, 20-7. Three combinations of numbers-17, 77, 71- ran all over the field, passing, catching, and kicking, and accounted for every Huntingburg point. Emerson passed, Stetter and Murray received, and Stetter did all the extra point kicking. The Art-esians only score came on a nice pass-lateral late in the third quarter. Tom Lamkin hit the line for 88 yards to head that department. HUNTERS RUN OVER BLUEIACKETS, 45-O Huntingburg-Oct. 19 Performing in royal style before their new- ly-crowned Football Queen, the Huntingburg Hunters shut out the Mitchell Bluejackets 45-0, at the Municipal Park. The Red and Black was a starless combina- tion. Emerson and Lamkin each accounted for 2 T. D.'s apiece, and Leibering, Moenkhaus, and McLaughlin each added a single tally. The longest run of the evening was Emerson's 62 yard sprint on a fake hand-off. In displaying their most aggressive play of the season, the Hunters racked up a total of 372 yards, most of them on the ground. Emerson led individual ground gainers with a 125-yard total. HATCHETS GAIN 14-6 WIN OVER HUNTERS IN FINAL TILT Washington-Oct. 26 The Washington Hatchets scored in the ini- tial and final frames to edge the Hunters 14-6. Outweighed by a tough Hatchet line, the Beersmen had to resort to the air route to chalk up their only tally. After a pass from Foster to Riney for the Gold and Black's first counter, the Hunters twice marched to within their opponents 10- yard line, only to lose the ball on downs. Early in the fourth period, however, Logsdon snatched a long Emerson aerial for the Hunt- er's six points. Stetter's kick was blocked. Washington soon retaliated as Foster circled end for a T. D. which cinched the game for the Hatchets. Hunters Complete Most Successful Season Since Their Return to the Gridiron in '43 Won 3, lost 5-that's the Hunters' record for '48, Although unimpressivc to the ordinary reader, to the students of Huntingburg High it means their best team since their return to football five years ago. Their worst losses came at the hands of teams rated tops in their S.I.A.C. division. With Boonville and Washington, long powcrs on the gridiron, they played on almost even terms, and to Bedford, Martinsville, and Mitchell, teams new in handling the pigskin, they proved they were a neat passing, hard hitting aggregation. Performing for the '48 production were Emerson, Lamkin, Partenheimer, Stetter, Murray, St. Angelo, Lehman, Moenkhaus, Wallis, Leibering, Heitz, Hartke, McLaughlin, Logsdon, Lukemeyer, and Gunselman. HHPPY HUNTERS CONFERENCE CHHMPS Skip Lehman l-luntinqburq's caqers have again in '49 claim- ed the title of Happy Ones. For the first time in their history they have Won the Southern Indiana Plthletic Conference championship. The seasons campaign resulted in nineteen victories aqainst four defeats. When any team has racked up such a record, there're people behind the story. These men were Coach fini Beers and Plssistant Coach Richardson. ln looking over a championship record, interest naturally centers on the players. First there was Captain Torn Smith. Because of his play in the pivot spot and his rebound Work, he was chosen as center on the S. I. H. C. Hll-Con- ference team as well as Hll-State forward in the Louisville Courier Iournal Bob Wagoner Ken Moenkhaus Bill Stetter hm Lemond as 4 vi ' at 'Q , Ah 1 x t 1' 4 Tom Smith coaches' poll. Ken Moenkhaus, one of the trickiest scorers in high school basketball today, likewise was selected for the S. l. H. C.'s first five. The teams's most consistent player was Bob Wag- oner. Tops defensively, he could also rip the nets for two pointers when need- ed. Completing the first five were two fine ball handlers-tip-in artist Bill Stet- ter and that heady, steady performer, lim Lemond, The Hunters' reserve strength was at its best with such play- ers as Randy Emerson, Don Sakel, and Bill Klee. Rnd now a review of the season. The Warm-up game with Mitchell, Randy Emerson Bill Klee November l2, satisfied Hunter fans that this year's team was to be a power in Southern Indiana as they easily trounced the Blueiaclcets, 45-20. Returning from Washington the fol- lowing week with another quarter-cen- tury victory margin, 54-29, they became a much discussed quintet. Hfter rambling over Paoli, 48-36, the Hunters passed their first big test by beating the Iasper Wildcats, 42-39. Moenkhaus's twenty--six points chalk- ed up in the Princeton game aided the Hunters in blasting the Tigers, 72-34. Notching victories over Petersburg, Don Sch! 62-42, Bedford, 44-42, and Bosse, 46-40, the Hunters, 48 record was perfect with eight victories and no defeats. Ianuary l, and the Hunters were at feffersonville for an invitational tourney. By coasting over a weak Southport five, 46-28, the Hunters earned the right to meet Ieff in the night-cap. The Red Devils, consistently finding the mark in the third quarter, staved off the Beers- men's late rally and eked out a 48-47 win. Rebounding from the leffersonville de- feat the Red and Black scored a con- vincing 66-50, win over Beitz of Evans- ville. The following Friday New Pllbany marred the Hunters' regular season record with a 49-42 victory and handed them their only S. I. H. C. loss. Making it four out of four over lasper, the local five tripped the Wildcats again by a three point margin, 53-50. The next three games featured three different high scoring stars. Smith tal- lied 23 points as the Hunters rolled over Bicknell, 73-53. Bill Stetter with l8 points Bill gets the ball then took the limelight in their 61-59 win over the Vincennes Hlices. The fol- lowing Friday Sullivan out scored Moenkhaus, 34-28, but fell before the Hunter onslaught, 72-34. Tell City, who scored a surprise vic- tory over the Hunters last year, again turned the trick, 55-47, to hand them their worst defeat of the season. To cinch the S. I. H. C. title, the Hunt- ers outlasted Central of Evansville 57-52. Ken Moenkhaus scored 20 points. In the remaining games the Red and Black edged Boonville, 48-46, and romp- ed over French Lick, 69-41. Picked by most sports writers as the Iasper sectional favorite, the Hunters lived up to predictions in the first two games, defeating Otwell, 47-28, and squeezing past Spurgeon, 40-39. ln the Saturday afternoon semi-final, the fasper Wildcats showed a reversal in their sea- son form in disposing of the Beersmen, 44-35, and Went on to win the sectional, regional and semi-final titles. Despite the tourney, it was a banner year in basketball for Huntingburg. Con- gratulations to a fine team! j Ken sinks a gratis toss GOLDEN FUTURE Not to be outdone by the Hunter varsity, Coach Kenny Richardson's Reserves chalked up an im- pressive record ot their own with l2 Wins and 6 losses. These seconds provided the fans many fast and thrilling games in their 7:00 p. m. prelimi- naries. The starting line-up was shifted continu- ally, as a number of the boys played substitute roles on the varsity. Lukemeyer, McLaughlin, O'Brien, Klee, and Sakel usually gained the nod on starting assignments. The golden year also brought to us one of H. H. S.'s finest grade quintets. Under the direction of Hugo Leonard, the grade team scored 23 wins while dropping only 7. Powell, Smith, Warren, Heidorn, Reese, and Cronin were used most tre- quently in the starting line-up. What! No S. I. . . Title For the first time in four years Hunter dominance over S.I.Fl.C. baseball compe- tition was broken. Coach Ray Katter was blessed with plenty of power at the plate, but the pitching and fielding was too inconsistent for a championship team. In the opening game the Hunters were soundly trounced by Central of Evansville, ll-2. They showed a complete reversal in form in Winning their next three games, two from Boonville and one from 'VVashington, by the overwhelming scores of 12-3, 9-2, and 21-7. Engaging their bitter rival Iasper in a slugfest, they came out on the short end of a 9-8 count. On the road again, the Hunters came through with a 7-5 verdict over Washington. Playing at Bosse Field, the local nine was tripped by the Reitz Panthers, 3-2. Twice they met defeat at the hands of Princeton's S.l.H.C. champs before recovering with a victory over the Bosse Bulldogs. Four days later they again succumbed to the Iasper attack. In the final game with the Reitz Panthers, Sophomore Bob Kunz hurled a masterful no-hit, no-run game to give the Hunters an even break with six wins and six losses. with Kenny Richardson lies the task of re-establishing the Hunters as a power in the S.l.H.C. Pls only two lettermen, Bob Wagoner and Randall Emerson, remain from last year's squad, the '49 diamond aggregation must be composed of inexperienced underclassmen. Hll, however, are enthusiastic baseball aspirants with potential ability both at the plate and in the field. With some hard pre-season work, they should round out into a smooth working combination. 45 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSGCIATION The G. H. H. offers to all girls who are sport enthusiasts plenty of opportunity to exhibit their prowess. Meeting each Monday and Friday after school, they vie among themselves for honors in volley ball, basketball, deck tennis, baseball, and badminton. This year the luniors were acclaimed the victors in the volley ball tournament, while the Sophs proudly wore the blue ribbons for basketball. Ioining the G. H. H. caravan early this fall were a large group of seventh graders and freshmen, along with a smattering of upper classmen. In typical rough initiation riggings, the initiates appeared at school one morning clad in blue jeans. Slung over their shoulders were skillets. They carried, too, the usual supply of candy for those ravaging council members-Ioyce Lewis, Clesta Winkler, Ruth Utz, Ioy Hilsmeier, Ieanette Pfaff, Helen Snyder, and Wanda Hall. Hlso initiated into G. H. H. this year were two new sponsors. Miss Padgett, now Mrs. DeBaun, was in charge the first semester, and Miss Stansbury took over the cap- taincy the second semester. Using the camp made for the Iunior Prom, they held their '49 round-up the night after the reception. Mothers and seniors were special guests at this award banquet. 46 41' 'Q 1 ,ff ,. Q2w,,,.fp, .. JK 'H , Q . SENIORITE STHFF Editor-in Chief ,,,,.,... Hssistant Editor ,,,,,, Literary Editor ,.,, WHLLIS ,.,...,,.,.,,IEHRY SCHWHRTZ MQRIHNNH WHRNSMHN Hrt Editor ,..,,,.,.,,,,,.,,,, .,..,,,, I ULIHNNH STRIEGEI. Photography Editor ,,,v,,, ,,,,,,.,v,,, P QUL LEHMHN Sports Editor ,,.r,,Y.,,, .,,, TOM LHMKIN Business Manager .,,,. .,,,,,,r,,,.......,. G ENE MUNDY Hdvertising Manager ..,. ,,,,,,,, D OUGLHS ST. HNGELO Sales Manager .,..,,,, ,,..,...,,,,,,,, D ONNH CLERK Faculty Supervisor ,...r.,., MISS KHTTERHENRY So that you may relive again the ventures if-' alonq the Forty-Nine Trail, the Seniorite Staff has nightly labored in dimly lit room 7 amid debris from picture trimmings, discarded Write- ups, paste pots, carbons, and mailing labels. Meeting deadline dates, which were earlier than usual this year Cwe hope you have your books by graduation timel, required the hard work and cooperation of every manaqer and editor. But in addition to the staff, there were many others who contributed to this year's book. Without their assistance the '49 Seniorite could not have been published. To these contribu- tors-students, faculty members, business peo- ple-We sincerely say Thank you. ::- A -.-::e.':::::':::v:::'::: Struckman Chevrolet Co. Congratulations c QT to the Sales - CHEVROLET -- Service CLHSS OF 1949 Complete Hutomobile Service Visit one of Southern Indiana's Most Modern Garages and DINING ROOM Phone 78 Tenth and Main Huntingburq, Indiana CONGBHTULHTIONS - -- - CLHSS OF '49 When You Want Something Good .... Visit P O P ' S COMPLETE FOUNTHIN HND LUNCHEONETTE SERVICE Fresh Drugs - Full Line of Novelties and Drug Sundries GILTNERS CUT RHTE DRUG STORE PHONE sz HUNTINGBURG. INDIANA O ::: : :::: ::: :::::::::::0o-::0Q0 Ogg: : : : : :::::::::::f ff ,:: : A Compliments to the WELP IEWELERS Seniors DIHMONDS - WQTCHES HRTHUR HHRTKE t and Hotpoint Hppliances Electrical Work and Plutomatic Heaung FINE IEWELRY Now wait a minute!! . . . Tricky . . . Shellenberqer . . . Russ . . . Monkeys . . . The thinkers . Betty Finn . . .Gruesomevtwosome . , . You name it! . . . Handy . . . Stop!! . . . Boney. tr 1, Congratulations tr 1, ELLSWORTH :I from your 1 :I C061 Dem ICE CRE:-1M co.,1Nc 'r I 'u 1 'E 6 Pasteurized Dairy Products 'r QL Phone 424 t 4 4,,,,,.. 40' ',',',',',-4,', ',,,','4', ','4,,,,',',,Q O 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 4 I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 I I 4 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I I I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I 4 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I E ge: - ..,. -v--o--vv--ooo-,-oooooo-,--- Compliments of Huntingburg Production Credit Hssociation Q::o::: ,.....v. - V - v ::: Gosman's THE FAMILY SHOE srons Shoes For Hll The Family FHRM CREDIT SERVICE SHOES 504 Fourth Street Phone 89 426 Fourth street Phone 14 Congratulations Electric Shoe Hospital Semors ooss1E M. DHY, owner The What Not Gift Shop Converse Rubbers Hunfingbufq Red Wing Shoes Sales Service Bgst Wishes to the Class of '49 HLVIN C. RUXER O'BRIEN HPPHREL SHOP Phone 5 Iasper' Indiana Millinery and Ready-to-Wear Compliments Compliments of of Ruch's Confectionery Du-Craft. Inc. Home Furnishings KORDES 6 WENDHOLT 413 Fourth Street Phone 55-L - A... , .... ---,A-,,-- Compliments of KEMP'S CHFE BEER -- FINE FOODS - WINE Huntingburq. Indiana pea--QQQQQQQQQQQ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.' O ll Compliments of The FIRST NHTIONHL BHNK Huntingburq, Indiana 00----v, vvvv -v---- LHNDGREBES Fourth and Main Since '87 Clothing, Shoes, and Furnishings Ladies' Shoes and Hose Phone 50 Compliments of Forget-Me-Not Cate 1001 North Main CHES. THOMAS Gulf Service Compliments of Electric Shoe Repair Shop Otis Flrmstronq, Prop. 405 Fourth Street Schwartz Shell Service Gas, Oil, Tires Batteries and Hccessories 717 E. Sixth Street Fancy Pastrie Compliments d Gerlach's Market MIlndY's Bakery an of Special Orders sch Phone 100 We Speflidlize in B m wedding and Birthday Model defy FUDGFHI H0510 Huntinqburq, Indiana Cakes Phone 157 Edward B. Utz Friendly Congratulations to Huntinqburq Agency Square Deal Grocery A a H sronr: The seniors of 1949 General Ineurenee Huntinqburq 316 Fourth Street The HRGUS and SIGNAL I' F' Ovefbeck C. E. Blemker Compliments Knleqe, Moto, Sale, Electric Bppllance Store Complimenls Of Sales - Service Phonoqraph Records of Dtttmefs Wallpaper phone 153 428 Fourth Street and Paint Store 4th and Geiger Streets Huntinqburq DR' ROBERT REHL Compliments HILL TOP PHCKING CO. of HUNTINGBURG WOOD PRODUCTS CO. Choice Fresh and Cured MEHTS, SHUSHGE HND LHRD Phone 17 Huntinqburg. Indiana ,,,,,.,-,sara-040000004-opaaa pa 0404 0400440000 00 no Q4-0 eo- ,.'.f.'.p.'.a-.a..ps'4-00 0 0 of Compliments of Christopher Electric Shop Frigidaires - Maytags - Radios Electric and Philgas Ranges - Home Freezers - Fuel Oil Heaters Lighting Fixtures for the Home Qqaoovoaoooo- 0 Q., 0.0, Q''00oooo40::o::0::::::::o::oo:::: Compliments of N ELTH SIMPSON Compliments of H 6. P FOOD STORES Mgr. ELMER RHHBH MHRIORIE'S MODERN MODES Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone 345-W Congratulations To Class of '49 OLIN GER CONSTRUCTION CO. Contracting, Roads Meet Your Friends at THE PHLHCE OF SWEETS Where Everybody Meets Everybody Bridges, Excavation Phone 75 Huntingburq. Indiana o --A' AA-- --v- ----o44ooooo.a-00400000-Q 'A'Aoo-A-- ----o :1 1 1 41 41 41 1 1 41 41 1 41 41 1 1 41 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 1 4 1 41 41 1 - ::::::ec 1 1 41 P 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 :1 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 4 1 4? 41 41 1 41 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 41 4 1 1 1 41 41 41 41 Q ,, rvwsf- ',., ., 4-.1-.pyro-ao-o0'0 ,,, ',,Q0 ,Q,,0.p.'.'0.r-ooo We Make Houses lnto Homes Compliments of HUNTINGBURG KHTTERHENRY'S STORE Fourth and Jackson FURNITURE EXCHHNGE Phone 53 Phone 112 Compliments of I. Winkler 6. Sons Vogl Brothers Merchant Tailors 314 Main Street Phone 24 Huntingburg FOSTER'S FOOD MHRKET P1 New Name for Hn Old Place Since l888 H. Schum 6. Sons Dale. Indiana Monuments and Markers Compliments of Morris Sc to 51.00 Store Compliments Compliments Ot of REUTEPOHLER GEM THEHTER HHRDWHRE CO.. INC. ---Q ...v .... 4- v 4-.4Nf.,s,,,-,,,.,,,',,-,,,s,-,x , ,,,,,,,,,.,,,-,,.4-,ov-,,,,,, ,',-,', Q THE G. E. Electrical Hppliances THE REXHLL STORE and Wiring Herb Rademaclier, R.Ph. V' I' Phone ll Huntingburg, Indiana Seeing red, girls? . . . Fat cSf Company . . . Mmm, looks good! . . . Put your arms around me . . . Goosie . . . Cute . . . Future Freshmen . . . Good Humor boys . . . Rough lookin' crew . . , Puke . . . The 'Little' 'Knight' . . . Fritz . . . Gadsill Best Wishes V CLHSS QF l949 'YIADE-MARK REO. U. S. PAT. OFF. Bottling Co. -- Iasper. Indiana .,.,.,.,,.4Q,-v.Qo4,'QQQ0,'--'QQ,--- - --aoooo--0 -v---v --- -v v :: :::: ::: :: :, '00, Compliments of GERBO BOWLING LHNES Compliments of VICTORY THEHTRE Compliments Compliments Best Wishes Schnellenberger Service of . . to the sfhuon I-99 S EIGCVIC Lubrication and Tire Fleiq'e Cafe Class of '49 Service Ferdinand, Indiana Hpphmce 5'0 wx-:Bn's LUNCH Room 3rd and Mm Sis- Phone 244 Congratulations Compliments Compliments To The Seniors of of Hilbert Schmutzler . E. I. Schleqel Phil Partenheimer Ideal Grocery D V Lumber Co. emlst Compliments Conqratulations Seniors Kommmpfs It PHYS 10 10014 Y01-if of Link Twins Loan Music store best. Look your best by Company 406 M I having your hair cut at B 4 r Dinan , am Huntinqburq - Iasper Humingbmg p1NgE'5 I.. I. Bret: Co. Bnmsman Service Wholesale Produce Station Conqratulations Hununqburq supply EQQS. Cream, POUUIY Mobile Gas and Q11 Huntinqburq Machine Farm and Home Supplies Sugar, Salt , Works F, S 419 Fourth Shag' 3rd and Main Streets Plumbing and Heaunq irestone tore Huntmqhurq, Indiana Phone 204-X Phone 149 - 424 Fourth Street Congratulations Seniors May Your Graduation Be Only One of Your Hchievernentsu THE PHOTO SHOP Official Seniorite Photographer cove-ra-'sas'-.4-vu ,-.':-1-vs f Q4 .'.'0 'oa0-0,000-'fav a4Q ,, '4p',, W. H' 'Un Compliments My Druqgist of He Helped CiiY Cafe Hoffman Bros.. Inc. Compliments Dodge - Plymouth of Sales-Service Phone 304 Iasper, Indiana Royal Market Worried, anxious, contented . . . This is so sudden! . . . Hard night, Ierry?? . . . Buddy Boy! . . . Garter Girl! . . . Our instructors, tsk! tsk! HLBERT B. KNUST IEWELERS -- ----,, 0'4::04040'-.,ox4-.psy-.QQNQQQNA4-.Q-0 v--vv vv-4--,0v4-4-::4 'v0'Q0' FLOWERS Hlways The Perfect Gift Phone 172 For Illll Houses HUNTINGBURG GREENHOUSES, INC. 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