Huntingburg High School - Optimist Yearbook (Huntingburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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HOW XRD XIQI XLC III IN IILIDIJN CRXXIJXII Q31 T' P into lmlmus S wits I dmnx XI XRX IN IIOI C I X JIDII R LII XRI II HXLHXII ISI I R DON SXRI I III XILR XX I ltemrx Smit BXRBXRA. XX XRRIX X IX IAN SCI-IXII I INBIRCIR jl XXXI I XD ' SOLDLRS IX Ifl XX FIXIxI W W ' V 1 1 wr 1 w 1 II JI I A I f 4 Ti x S I 14 I ' I ff ff I QQ F . A I 2,5 1 I I I I M RIIR I I-'I I3I:I' R ', JRN ' ' ' I ' I I' I' cillf Qlz IIUCQI IIXII-IIS I I R 1 K 1 Ax . ' - lf' I Q I Y fl? I' 9, I I lb! fp, I VW' A ' f I If I I 4 I F A I I 0 :A X Business Manager Advertising Manager Sales Nlmmgcr EV' X X 1Y'1IiI., A 1 I 'I 'Ki E K I .N 1 I W-' ' n LI I gui ' fl I ' v I I- ' I' -I S ,II IfRIpI IU Ii II X I If 2 I ' RI ' , 2. ' f if . -f. I 'I ' f .IfI.I-XI' . I I-YI' STUDEN TS IB CLASSES 9 yz7'fM9i, 4 79w,.:7 if QW Wd? 'llhe School Board XYAIQIAIQR XYIfXDleIUl,T. Treasurer. RICHARD I-',l,I,SXYOR'I4H. President. lfRl'fD R.-XUSCHIQR. Secretary. ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOL BOARD U'e. the Class of '51, wish to express our sincere thanks to the School Board. A-Xdininistration. and Ifilculty. Through their patience. trust. and direction. we have at last attained our goal: Cirntltmtion. To xvlmtever heights we may climb. wherever we may go. our thoughts will often return to those who led us onto the road of life. RAY G. GOI,D.XIAN Xl.-XRI.-KN TLCKIQR 3 Superintendent - Secretnrx' to the Superintemient 6 i Z! qv. THOW AS FISHER Fngllsh Home Lconomxcs HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY H XIIR H LOLHR Prmcxpal 7 T XI -XBFI H ARC IS Xluslc and Xrt Phx SICHI Fducatlon Socxal Studxes MARILYN KLIIGER ROBERT FELL Q R ' A Nu. X A b PAUL RITCHEX Commerce PHX LLIS CHRISTOPHER Lxbrary Enghsh JOHN R SHFEDX Enghsh SOC13l Studles GR ACE HOCHNIEISTER Commerce sv wr' MARJORIE ST ATN SBL RX SOCIHI Studles Physlcal Educatlon CARL FULK XTUSIC M ARY SPENGLER Latm Engllsh ALBERT MASON Industrial Arts FR ANIK TL CKER KEXX ETH x421fl'1Cl l'l2UCS Soclal Studles Mathematics WILXIER K PELLETT Sclence ELEMENT HRX F-XCULTY Pictured zn the first row from left to rzgbt Russell XX addle Grade 6 Martha Schumer Grade 4 Ellen Stemkamp Grade 2 Imogene Leonard Grades 2 81 3 Harold Chesser Grades 4 8: 5 Standzng from left to rzgbt Hugo Leonard Grade 5 Clarlbel Talley Grade I Luella XVymer Grade 3 Hazel Schwextzer Grade 1 Raymond Pflug Prmcxpal and Grade 6 T 1 Y A 1 A L A v ' I . 1, L X L' . I . Kb 'fi f 'fuel' y.?' . . . 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F.H.A. lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Commerce Club 3g Shotgun 4g G.L.C. 3, 4g junior Class Play. ,4,.: 5:22.-. ' ,, 6 DON S-XIxI'L Bcardslex Our Incl tb1II nt Bas mall 1 7 B 4 Pm1eetmn Club 3 4 Scxence Club 1 4 Student Counul l 3 4 H1X 4 Shotgun 3 Senmrlte 4 Class Treasurer 7 PXTRICI-X THONIXS Pat lion Int, bm 11 e under the Iiurtemzg ewlults Cl orus 1 7 4 G f 1 7 3 X Teens 7 3 4 Commerce Club Shotgun umor Class Plas P-XTRICIX SOLDI RS Pat A .f11111L vnlw 1 orll' tzfftreilce Bandl 3 4 Cl usl 3 4 X le 7 3 4 XellLeader1 7 4 QCIIIOFIIC 4 unmr Class Pln Student Counul 4 Clxss XILC President I G -X -X I LOL IS DISINGI R I ouxc Young, 711171 zrl 1 I urn nautxes 1 Projectlon Club I 7 Ihre I'15hter 1 2 3 'Nl-XRX IN BOLGLIN B1 Xlarx F erwbodw 5 e11dHX23Bndl 34Chr 731 bal 1 2 3 4 Flre I-lghterl 7 3 Student Counc1l4 Sen1or1te 4 jumor Class Play -Xcronaurxcs 1 7 CLI ST-X XX INKLIQR Cleckx Demzx 5 gr! 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GLORI-X BRLTL Bretne Beemxe of ber pep .flrex our star yell leader Band 1 7 3 4 Chorus 1 Z XlLeader1234 Teens234G-XA 3 4 Class Secretary 1 ARLIL LOGSDON ,IR Shug Part ouner of the lzzrle green Crosley lootball 1 7 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 I-lre l'lgllfLl' l 7 3 4 Class X Ice Presxdent 2 CLRTIS BOHNLNKANIPER Curt f 1 rye fairest lltrle semor :here zx Basketball I 2 3 4 Base ba 7 3 4 H1X 7 3 4 l-1re Flghterl 7 3 Prolectlon Club 7 -Xeronautncsl 7 Chorus 7 3 BLTTX HLIDORN Betts Our good cm en -X l 7 3 4 X 'Ieens 7 3 4 Student Counc1l2 4 Xell I tader3 Chorusl 2 3 4 Shotgun4 SCIIIOTIIC B-XRB-XR-X .IANL KX -XRRLX Babs Here babe rlvere brbt e ery ltre btbe babe Chorus 1 7 3 4 Shotgun 4 Sennorlte 4 Semor Class Plas R-XX jlNlxlNS Jenks All pin md no orle nukes x 1 brzglt boy Bandl 7 3 4 lure I-lghterl 2 3 CLIFF ORD Sl LFLRT Cllff Tle bmm Student Councxl 7 Flre hghter l 7 3 4 Science Club 4 H1 H 4 LLOXX lx-XPPNLR Lee Her speck: dont keep ler from laugl mg' Chorusl 7 3 4 GLC 7 X Teens 4 Shotgun 4 Student Councll 4 .ff NIELBA XVARNSNIAN Nlelba The :deal working girl Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 junior Class Play X Teens 2 3 4 A 1 Z 3 4 GLC RAY SIBRLL Doc Oh thoxe big broad rhoulders' Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Class Presldent 1 ALBERT SCHOPPETNHORST Cob I m satisfied 'wzth underclarsmen' Sclence Club 2 3 4 Fxre Fighter l 2 3 4 Aeronauucsl Projecuon Club 2 Chlef Pro gectnomsrl Z 3 4 BETTY BURGDORF Skeeter I 'wish every a eens234GAA123 LC1 DIANA ALPERS D1 Mile a minute gzrl GAA 1234Chorus1234GLC1234YTeens2 3 4 junior Class Play Shotgun 4 Senior Class Play DONALD SCHWARTZ Roscoe I got rhythm Chorusl 2 3 4 Orchestra 7 3 4 Basketballl Baseball 4 Yell Leader 4 Band l 2 3 4 jumor Class Play Senlor Class Play RONALD STETTER Gus just another Stetter' Chorus 2 Science Club l Projectlon Club 1 2 H1 Y 3 RUTH RADEMACHER Ruthxe Shes srrzctly a GE qzrl Chorusl 2 3 4 ' V LL V1 LL ' ' l . A A A A 1 . . -3, v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 5 G.A. . , , , g . . . 1, 2. 4 11 1' an - 11 .. - , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 ' 4 7 -u ngu 1 ' . ,, . . . . ' ' V V 9 1 1 1 3 1 3 ' 3 U U ' CK YY LK ' - - d y 'would be Saturday so I could sleep. Orchestra 1, 23 Y-T , , 3 . . . , , , 4g G. . . , 2, 3, 4. du -11-as ' ' ' 11 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 ' ' ' 1 1 v 1 ' 1 1 3 1 1 - TU will ll, 9 9 7 3 'V V 3 L 3 3 1 1 1 3 3 T in N155 7? 9 ' Q 1 A '- - TU ' 1?-.fl , ' ' 93 . ., . 1 . . . I-Rl D 0 BRII N Frntler He eats drmks and sleeps basketball' Student Councnl 7 3 Shotgun2 3 Semontc 4 Basketball I 7 3 4 Baseball! Z 3 4 Flre lug ter IET-X Bl RN -XRD! Lnttle Fat just a jumor can maker ler eyes lzglvt up' G -X -X I 7 3 Chorus l 7 4 X Teens 7 Ruby lxaxs Honcv The rmg sbe nears stands for Leon Chorus l 7 3 Shotgun 4 Gl C 3 4 tm merce Club 3 D-XNHL Rl XIKL Dan H15 only subject ts base ROBI R'I X l RKHXHP Bob Those big shmy mar bles for eyes X lRGlL Rl l Sb Pee XY ee Ol: lvofu, I lute to get up m the mormngf Class Treasurer 1 Basketball l 3 Football I 2 3 4 BILL ASH Monty just gwe me a ball and bat Chorus 7 Aeronauttcs l I-1re Fnghter I 7 Baseball 7 3 4 jumor Class Play Semor Class Play IEON HIITI Sleepy The farm 'z.l1ere I come from H X 4 NINCLNT PF-RFP Xlnme Tall dark and sxlent Science Club 2 3 4 . ,. - , - , , ' . . ' ' - -, . . . Q . -. . 1 , , , a F h 1, 2, 3, 4. . l. , -H . .,-M . . J I . . .. .. . , -, Q , -, 3, sg - I -, 3, 4. , , , M.. ..-,. . H - , -. 1 A .,. . , g Cr - , 4. 4. 4,-M ,,-L, . . . ball. Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Fire Fighter l, 2, 3, 4. 1- ' Y Q --4 uv-44 - - 77 . . ,- - , . . . . ,, I Q - . . Q , . . - --14 U--4 ' lu ' -9 ' ' Q S ' . -3 ' -. .. . . 't V- I ' ' I ' U v N tv 4 . A 4 41 T 1 vu iL Y . . . - - , . . . - Daxld I andf rcbe P1 C5ldCI1l' Paul Ltbelhor N lce Prtsndent Xlarme D1tt1n1r Sccretarx Pxtrlcla Clerlach 1 reasurer B111 I ohman janet Kruger Lester Trustx joy ce Tredxx ax james Ollllgil' Abbey Cato Jimmy Sumner x72I1g1C Chase Robert Neuhoff Peg y Ke p Arthur Sonderman Jeanette Bates jacob F r1ck Betty junge Albert Krampe Merry Hull Larry Kemp Ruth Schwartz john Lukemey er Sandra Myers Leander Sollman Dorothy Ash james Roettger Nancy Scott Damel Prnor Martha Slbrel Jim Gunselman Barbara Elhott Bob Miller . -' I Cr ' Y , 9 . ' D 1 , . 1 ' ' , A Naomi Soderling g m David Backer Mary Ann Songer Bob Hoing Jeanette Riester Fred Hoehmelater Betty Abell Charles Hohl Pat Hertz Cllfford Carnahan Colleen Elehoff IIH Harris Patrlcxa Lebelhor .lox Mangold LOIS Kendall Stex e Schmutzler joan GCIS jlm Recker Dorothy Lanman Kenneth Sparrow joan Katterhenry Bob Stone NV1ll1am Tex ault -Xrthur Slcltbert Franklln Kemp Xlarllx n Xlehne jox ce Bohnenltamper um IJIIHV sL...bi A X . 1 , V J. .1 W . . Y , 'Zi ' l 9' Qi . I ' 6 4 . X B ' ' , 'fl I '. ' . ' i L lf 19 Xlax Ulm er President esse Xhrcns X lee PI'CSlLlCI'If Bettx lelfmd Seeremrx Bob Hcldorn l xewsurcr 1111 Pon ell Shxrlex Nlutehmfm erome Oser 9h1rlex Rlester Pfnul I ulxer -Xnna Xlae ohnson Francls X erlxamp Susan Frlclx -Xllen Partenhelmer Margaret Cox Harx ey Eckert Norma Rauscher Merle Lehman Shlrlew Frlck john Warnsman Wxlma Bruce Donald Reese Bex erlx Ch1sm john Schuetz Bettx I-Iomg George Astrlke Carols n Abell Rov I-lassfurther Nhrlam Mlller jerome Brmlxman Anna Mae Braunecker john Boeglm Margaret Freson Donald jacobs Helen Hoffhaus . . g , . v4 I lu i g .K s v. . 1 1 4 Y - v it .7 . . Y - r Y I' Y . l -Xgnes Blesslnger Xlarun Stapleton Shlrlew Rleltelman Ray Bev ke Sharon Kruger Henrw Flscher Sharon Blflx Chester -Xltman Xlaryoue Kax s Bull Spengler X 1ol1 Fgbert Carl Ilble Sue I ulxemew er Tom Gerber It lwabeth Hemmerlem joe Kltten Carol Rauscher john Xlason Elolse Hllgeman Pete Soderlmg Shnrlex Bath Donald Summers Pat Blume Lau renee Cromn Esther Gable Elsie Trobaugh X lfgllila Schnpp jlm Benken 'Margaret Bernardl Xlarllx n Langebralte Carol Fnelds A ...Q r ., , v 7 . 1 . . 1 1 , , Y . J Y Dave Klosterman, President Mary Beth Gunselman, Vice-President Norma Heitz, Secretary Daniel Henderson Treasurer jlm Songer Barbara lXahler Ronald Smlth Conme Schnell Charles Lasher Barbara Lett Dan1el Strregel N lfglnla ,lunge Earl Klueh Loxs Trusty Jerome Rohlman Retta Hochmelster jumor Sternberg jeanette Reese Norbert Stemeker Nlancy Small Gllbert Neuhoff Marlene bchwambach john Schurz Dorothx Rademaeher jerry joe Small Marxlyn Osborne Kenneth Oser Mary Ann Mever Frankl1n Becker Carol Baurenflend Albert Kmen Donna Frxck Ronald Davls Naomx Bauer FRESHMEN ix, 7 f ll ef ,L ,. .. l w x, Y x Q 1 f'!'hwvQ A . - K2 i Q' ' ' f ,I v ' ' - V' jack Harr1s .lox ce l ehmltuhler Ronald Stone Rose Ann Nlundx Don Robertson Nlarx l ce SlClxlJCI'I 1mm1e Neuman Donna Chase Paul Xlehne Gene Xlorgan Ronald Klueh Emerald Bruce VVaVne Seufert Helen Kax s Franltlm Boelttm Helen Henlxe Leon VVendholt Xlarx Ruth Hauser D3V1d Slnger Franus Pfaff Gerald 'Xlessmer jeanene Carnahan jun Blessmger Delores VK agoner Donald Knust -Xlxce Nlcx erholt7 l ugene Tretter Carol jeffrxes Das 1d Lckert Carl -Xtltms Bob Chrplex -Xrmella He1t7 james Chlsm Xlarlorle Oedmg Xlarlon -Xltmex er Henrx klpers Ruth Hanebutt Donald Dax IS J. . 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W Y i ,.'1v -gn Q ' KK3: K ' 1 i -xx, I ,A., fl l :Arg ki, 4' .wt 1 ,A - , 5 1 Y 'wk -74 ' 'W ws J gy fl '4'A?s5f iZv?7' 4 3- M Miaf , M , , ' - .M A ' , A -fu '14 '- Cr: vw y 7 f 4' gfiw Z 3 ' 59f KN 'agp 2.2 '+R Q y 2.75 7lJNf7OD .lN.?0lI!3 v 'Q qt STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councxl lb one of the xounvest orframzatlons 1n Huntxngburg Hxgh School Its ur ose IS to s onsor extra currlcular act1x1t1es and to romote e P P P P P0llClCS of the school Representatn es are elected from each homeroom and the president and uce presldent must be elther yumors or semors The offxcers for thls xear are Bettx Heldorn Pres1dent Buddx Crandall X 1ce Pres1dent Xlartha Sxbrel Qccretarx Treasurer Nlr Ioehr -Xdxlsor The council takes the responslbllltx of the electlon and the croumng of a foot ball and basketball queen This xear the football coronatlon xx as on October 70 at the Nlltchell game The basketball coronatnon xx as on anuarx 19 xx hen ue play ed hosts to Blcknell The councll also sponsored the folloxxmg com ocatlons Nlongul the Niagxcxan The Brlttons The Allens The Bentlex Trlo For thls xear thex hope to estabhsh a HIOHIIOFX sx stem promote the use of llbrarx permlts and provlde the student bodx mth school dances ln the sprlnv 26 . : za . . 3 ' f - ' th ' 7 ' Q 5 a ' . 5. , e - g. . s , . . B 1 hr . - . , . . . ' . - o' SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club of Huntingburg High School is affiliated with the Indiana junior Academy of Science and the Science Cluhs of America. lt was organized in our school to promote a greater interest in science. The cluh is made up of 25 members and is given a great deal of assistance by Nlr. Pellett. club sponsor. A program committee proxides the programs for each meeting. Guest speakers. films. and demonstrations by the students or Mr. Pellett make up most of the programs. The following students served as officers for the first semester: Howard McLaughlin President Charles Hachmeister Vice-President Don Sakel Secretary Albert Schoppenhorst Treasurer Clifford Seufert Program Chairman 27 Y-TEENS The Y-Teens were formerly known as the Girl Reserves. The name was of- ficially changed from Girl Reserves to Y-Teens on june 5, 1946. The Y-Teens are a junior branch of the Y.VV.C.A. and share in its functions. The purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed bv our faith as Christians. ln this endeavor we seek to understand -lesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Y-Teens activities include football and basketball concessions, bake sale. Christmas caroling and donations to various Charitable organizations and an entertainment program for each meeting. The officers who led the Y-Teens this year were: President Vivian Schnellenberger Treasurer Xlelba XX arnsman X ice President Vangie Chase Chaplain Sandra Nix ers Qecretarx Ruth L'tz Sponsor 'Xlrs Hargis 28 HI-Y if 94? Upon the members of the Hi-Y. we confer the honorary' title of H.H.S. Angels of Mercy. This appellation is the result of their outstanding charity work each year to extend, create. and maintain throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. They give further service to our Alma .Xlater by acting as ushers at all home basketball games. This group of dashing, slick-haired Romeos is, indeed, the answer to the fair maidens prayers, for what other organization can boast of the membership of such rare specimens of masculine strength? Clf thou believest not, east thine eyes upon the picture.J Under the skillful guidance of our sponsor, Mr. Tucker, we continue to main- tain the high standards of the long established Hi-Y. Charlie Hachmeister leads the flock of members with the help of David Landgrebe as Vice-President, junior Hemmerlein as Secretary, and Buddy Crandall as Treasurer. 29 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA In mid-September, a new club for girls was added to our activity program. Xlrs. Kluger organized the Future I-Iomemakers of America in the Home Economics Department. The F.H.A. is divided into two groups. One group consists of seventh and eighth grade girls, known as the junior F.H.A., and the other group is made up of freshmen girls, known as the Freshmen F.H.A. The activities of the group included a stuffed animal party with the mothers of the girls as guests, and a bake sale in November. The officers attended the district F.H.A. meeting in jasper on November 4. JUNIOR F.H.A. OFFICERS FRESHMAN F.I-IA. OFFICERS President . , . . Barbara Miller President Rose Anne Mundy Secretary Donna Cox Vice-President , Nancy Small Treasurer Carole Osborne Treasurer Connie Schncll Editor Diana Martin Secretary Dolores XVagoner Editor . Virginia .lunge Historian jeanette Reese 30 GIRLS ' LIBRARY CLUB The Girls' Library Club was officially organized in 1949 and is a charter member of the Hoosier Student Librarian Association. The purpose of this club is to sponsor a greater interest among the students in the use of books and library service. stimulate reading interests, and improve the library service of the school. The Library Club had many projects completed by volunteer working commit- tees. They included Book XVeek project, party and initiation. Book VVeek Poll, posters and book review. Other projects- were classes in library science, story' book hour, scrapbook, bulletin boards and service as student librarians. Officers for the year included: Ruth Utz President Vivian Schnellenberger Vice-President Jeanne Leland . Secretary Mary Ann Songer Treasurer Diana Alpers Reporter .Xlerry Hull Reporter Xlrs. Christopher Sponsor 31 GIRLSUATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G..-XA. is an enjoyable organization for all girls from the seventh to the twelfth grades inclusive. During the year. G..-X..-X. has tournaments in basketball, volleyball, softball, and tennis. The year appropriately closed with a banquet given in honor of the mothers of G..-X.,-X. girls and graduating seniors in GAA. The GA.,-X. emphasizes SPORTSM.-XNSHIP. Their motto is: XVhen the Great Scorer comes to write against your name, I-le writes not that you won or lost, But how you played the game. The founders of the Girls' Athletic Association were very wise when they chose their mottog for it cannot be denied that if a person learns to take defeat while young, they will also be able to take defeat in later life. Likewise. if one can gracefully take defeat in a game, they are at the same time strengthening their character for bigger and harder defeats that life sometimes has to offer. Taking defeat is not the only important thing. It is also important to be able to win gracefully. All this, the Girls' Athletic Association strives to teach each member of its organization. 32 SHOTGUN STAFF ug Typexxrlters cllclted erasers were xsorn xsstebaskets xx ere Hlled to the brlm Xes, that sw as the tell tale storx of the reporters and the staff gettlng the monthlx school paper reads for publlcatlon The Staff conslsted of I dltor ln Ch1ef jeanne Leland -Xssxstant Edntor I ee Nlur ras umor -Xsslstant I dltor Pat He1t7 Art Fdltor Bettx can I-Ieldorn, -ks slstant -Xrt Idltor Pat Gerlath Buslness Nlanager N man Schnellenberger, Ex change Ldltor, Pat Thomas, -Xdxxser Xlr Rltchex The paper was started on xx hat promlsed to be one of the best x ears ln the hlstorx of the sehool paper The more the merrler xx as the motto of the reporters on the staff The re porters thlrtx SIX of them certaxnlx had more nexxs and more work than re porters of PFCXIOUS sears had ex er experlenced -X parts for the staff xx as gn en at the end of the hrst semester Games xx ere plax ed and refreshments xx ere serx ed The xulhnvness of the staff to xsorlt and cooperate enabled them at the end ot the school xear to hft thelr heads and sax I am proud to haxe been a part ot the pr1nters touch . A W v- V 1 5 1 V 1. s . . . Q :F , 4 I '- Q ' 1 , . . , . 1 . , '- - , Q. , - . - H . : . . I . V . . - I , . . . 4 . , ,, . . , ' , . . . , , . ., A , t .- , . . , r . . . sn ' vw Y Q 1 1 - ' Q - . . , A . hr D . ' ' , u , ' . ' W1 L NDER THE QEA AT THE 49 50 PROWI une Nuhrmff Crow ned Prom Queen bx Class Presldem Hou ard XILI aughhn ln-rf if 7, C H. H. S. BAND Hail, Hail, the gang's all here! Crash! Boom! Bang! That, my fellow students, is the Huntingburg High School Band. This year it has increased from seventy- nine to ninety members. Because of the increasing number they meet for re- hearsal in the gym. Up the scale, down the scale, starts the band on their way for a gala rehearsal. Alr. Fulk gives the down beat and the music begins. The first semester their attention was centered on spirited pieces such as Dry Bones, First Romanian Rhapsody, Call of the Rockies, and more classical numbers such as Emper- or's VValtz, HMV Hero, and Harvest Home. The band put on many performances this year. They strutted their stuff at foot- ball games and played at basketball games. They gave a concert which they are justly proud of. 'av' f' 5 Practicinv for the contest kept them buss the second semester Thex sxillinglx attended extra practices in order to xx in a first dmsion ratinfr in concert if at all possible A number of students dexoted their spare time to memorizing and perfecting solos and ensembles for the contests at Fx ansxllle College The following officers serx ed the band this wear President Louis Disinger Vice-President s Charles Hachmeister Secretarv , . . Jeanne Leland Ruth L tz Treasurer Student Director Don Schwartz Student Manager Buddy Crandall CHORUS W hat beautlful INUSIL comes from the Qxm durmo thlrd period exerx XX ednes dax ' The Huntlnghurff Hwh School Chorus meets then lust m use xou haxent heard Under the dlrectlon of Xlr Pulls thex TCIHIDISLC ox er old sonws 'md struggle through neu ones The Chorus IS made up of 9 sopmnos 2? flltos I9 tenors md I3 I1llgl1IX basses Near xx ere as follous Presldent Charles Hichmelster X ILC lJI'CSldCl1f Jeanne Ieland Seeretirx essle Xhrens Tre1surer 1nd PIHDISI Ruth Lt! The roll 15 called at ex erx meetmw and a member IS 3UUJl1l2lULdllX dropped from the record lf thex are 1l1sent three tlmes xxlthout an excuse We of H 5 S fare proud of our Chorus' 38 . . 5. B. v ' ' ' . . ' .- sf .C .D xi , L. L. . 5- ' ss B- .v v Q A 1 7, 'Y . i T .Q Di- K . In the earlv part of the school vear oficers were elected. The ofhcers for this s 4 ' . '. . pg 1 ' , ' . , . 'Y ' S' 'J '-. 'v 7 ' , GIRLS GLEE CLUB N0 It 1snt slelgh bells l'1HUlflg Its the xolces of the glrls IH the G1rls Glee Club that r1nU out ex erx other Nlondax dur1nU th1rd perlod It 1snt all xx orlt because thex enlox SIIIUIHU and perfectlnfr thelr selectlons Thex are loolung forxxard to smffmg at KIXESHIS conxocatlons and Baecalau reate serxlce The Glee Club under the dlI'CC.fl0Il of Xlr Fulk has approumatelx txx entx txxo members The folloxxmg ofiicers serx ed this xear President I uella Peters X 1ce Presldent Nlargxe Dlttmer Secretarx Bettx I eland Treasurer and P1'lI1lSI Ruth Lt! SWING BAND In Nlx Qolltude Thls group of talented muslclans xx ho make up the sxxmq band meet ex erx other Xlondax durmg thlrd perlod and one nlght a xxeelx for practice -Xfter the first fexx practices thex fmallx aceomphshed their first step toxx ard stardom W 1th the boomlng of the bass drum and the stompmg of feet thex succeeded 1n plaxlng a PICCC of IIIUSIC from the beglnnmg to the end That masterplece Sohtude xx as readllx selected as thelr theme song Xlr Fulk holdlng the posltlon of first chaxr saxophonlst and clarmetlst con trlbuted h1s tlme talent and knoxxledge of muslc -Xnd so as the school x ear procfressed and xx 1th the hope of bemg able to furmsh the HIUSIL thex IJCUHD Iookmv forxx ard to school dances m the sprmg JUNIOR CLASS PLAX On Frrdax October 13 before a full house the jumor Class dlsprox ed the o superstltlon xx hen nt presented the laugh packed comedx The Inner W 1ll1e Dax 1d Landgrebe as XV1lloughbx -Xdams gaxe an excellent characterlzatron of a hlgh school box ox erlx protected bx three malden aunts Stephen Schmutzler played the Inner IX rllxe Vhlloughbx s real self xx ho came out rn a burp Other members of the cast xncluded Xlarx -Xnn Songer Pat Gerlach Colleen Els hoff 'Martha Slbrel Naonn Soderlrng Dorothx Lanman and Xlargle Dlttmer Tom Fnsher dlrected the plax xx 1th joan Gels as student dlrector 40 SENIOR CLASS PLAY On March 30th the Senlors presented thelr class plax Hangmans Noose under the dlrectxon of john R Sheedx Hangmans Noose xxas a thrxllmg murder mx sterx -Xll relatlx es of Carolme lxeatmg assembled at the haunted house 1n xx hleh she hx ed for the reading of her xxlll Thls xx as a seheme that she and her laxxxer eonstrued to fmd the murderer of her husband The cast lncludcd I uella Peters Jeanne I eland judx lxlosterman Clesta Wlnlx ler Barbara Warren IJIZIITI -Xlpers Don Sehxxaru Bxll -Xsh Hoxxard Nlclsaugh lm and Buddx Crandall 41 ' . . 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Q i f ,WW I 1 F ,H r I 'S 1 J?,m,f,dw E9 Dt ff lQf8Q4n7 H9 m 5 3? 8 TIP w w --' 3 WH 93 15957 kiiy NV 'fever I 9 U 7 U 8 72 43-Qff' HUNTERS LOSE OPENER T0 BICKNELL BULLDOGS BY 33 0 BICKNLI I SEPT 8 The Huntingburg Hunters unsuceessfullx launched their l9v0 football cam paign against the Bicknell Bulldogs xx hen thex came out on the short end of 1 33 0 score The first half sau both teams throwing a stone u all defense as neither team could reach pax dirt In the second half the situation changed as the veteran Bicknell backfield xx ent to xxork coring all of its markers Thombleson the quarterback ss ent around end for the first score of the game and Waulet added the extra point Then after the Hunters lost the ball on don ns Fowler carried the ball ox er and the con version xx as good The Bulldogs tallied three more times as Thombleson Ex ans and XY aulet each took the pigskin ox er for six pointers On the other hand the Hunters could onl depend on their defense to stop the hard driving Bicknell elex en which looked tough in the first half In the second half a crumpled defense aided the Bulldogs in a 33 0 triumph BOONX ILLE SEPT 1: The Boom ille Pioneers needed onlx the first half to tip the hard fighting Hunters 12 0 in a defensix elx fought tilt In the first half the Pioneers led bv txso touchdou ns as Rod Clutter Boonville quarterback hit the tu in stripes on a quarterback sneak after an 83 x ard march Next jim Bolling negro backfield Speedster skirted end for a 25-yard run to close the Pioneer scoring for the evening. The Hunters came back in the second half to hold the Boonville eleven score- less but they were also unable to account for a T.D. HUNTINGBURG - SEPT. 29 The Hunters opened their home season as the Bedford Stonecutters took a closely contested game from the Fellmen, 13 to 7, on the Hunter home gridiron. STARTING ELEVEN The Qtone tutteis seoied hrst on 1 funihle behind the Hunter rroil line but the Hunters tune hitlt xx.th lf0llLi1LiOXX n piss Sihitl to lxltt Iii fullhielt Hoxx ird NIeL1ufrhhn rleed ieioss foi the extm point ind the Hunttis xx ent out in front 1 to 6 In the seeond hilf Bedfords left lmlflmek rented from the -I-H xflrd hne to send Bedford out in front I2 to f 1s Chopfis nude the extti point HLXIIXC BLRC OCT K The hqhtinfr Prineeton T iffers xx ere too inueh for the Iellmen 1s thex shox ed aeross fixe T D s xx hile the Hunter could hit prix dirt onee In the seeond hilf 'after diixinfr fill the xx 1x from their oxx n fortx xard hne Hoxx ird Xltl iurhlm IlLCd off tidtle foi the onlx Hunter touehdoxxn lor Princeton Hill rited ILIYISS foi txxo touehdoxxns xx hilt H1rt Brafelton 1nd Xhnms seored onet XIXTPR DEI OCT I' The Hunters threxx up 1 stone xx ill defense irffunst the Xlitei Dei Wildcats it pred the onlx I D in the sttond quutu is SLIILIIYI Cir hilfhielt hit IX dirt on in end run Xftci thwt feit the Qune sixx twht defense plix ed hx both teams Xlitei Dei fuled to fret tluouffh the Huntei line hxe tunes xx hen thex xx ere inside the Huntu tcn x ird hne Gunselmin ind Reese stood out on defense is thex hrolte throuvh the Xlitei Dei hne to splli the hill LllI'lCIS that xx ere ffoinv for touehdoxx ns time ifter tune XIClI1XXhlIC it xx is Hoxxwrd Nlel lllifhllll xx no led the Uround untrs fox both teuns xx 1th 1 totil of 66 x lrds to his credit HL NTIXGBL RG OCT lf The Happx Hunters xxon their hrst mme of the seison is thex crushed the asonxille Xelloxx ltlxets 14 to The Hunters took in eisx mst quuter leid of U to 0 ind stored their first 45 Y . . ' ' ' i.. .i T - ' . 1 i ' ' ' D 1 , ' 'z ' 1 'i 1 ' A 1 ' ' AU' 4 2 'z . U i ' 4 : 2 ' 1 'i ' xi' 1 , 2 inf i s '. 4 . ' I ' 1 - 1, 1 Tv i : i i ii: 7 ii i I .Y 'i i A i I1 gs . -L 1 C I v l 4 iv u v . ' Q ' 1 . 'a A I za.. .' . 1 ' i U '. .' . Bosse Field in 21 tilt that snxx' nmnx' scoring opportunities dxvindle. The XVildents set .I 1 i pa' i 1 .. 4 1 -1 'ba jx ' .5 i 5 . 1 ' ' I F 1 Z, A ' .i ' .' Q.. I' ' : E. Q i I i ,A i 1 'X 'U if 2 i D I - u . . . , - I . - t ' U ' - ' ' I I 'I 5 ' . i ' 'Q I 'I 1 1 i .': I D. ' i . ' .' ,. ' ' ij cz i 1' I' ' Q Q J W' ' ' 1- -' H r ' . . 1 , . ' .. R . , ' 1 1 . . ' ' SENIORS touchdown on three plaxs after the Xellovx jackets had klcked off The Yelloxx jackets fumble on the kickoff set up the second Hunter touchdoxxn as blg Hovx ard McLaughl1n scored from the 2 vard hne McLaughl1n and Klee teamed up to bring the Hunters thelr third touchdoxxn of the quarter In the second quarter Doc Slbrel went around end for a touchdown and jxm Powell stole a pass to set up the last touchdown for the Hunters Jlm Gunselman connected for four extra place krckmg points out of the s1x T D s collected for the Hunters HUNTINGBURG OCT 20 The Hunters scored thelr second xxln of the season xx xth a 20 to 0 trlumph ox er the Mltchell Blue jackets The Hunters drew first blood as Doc Slbrel sklrted around end for the 1n1t1al 6 polnter After Gunselman made the kick good the Hunters led 7 to 0 Then xxlth fullback Howard McLaughl1n golng to work the vards out JIITI Gunselman toed one more placement between the cross bars to grve h1m txxo out of three for the evenlng WASHINGTON OCT 24 The Wash1ngton Hatchets scorlng touchdoxx ns 1n ex erv quarter except the first eked out a 27 20 xx ln ox er the Hunters 1n a game that xx as shoxx ered xx 1th touch doxx ns In the first half Washlnfrton scored three tlmes xx 1th 'NIcLaughl1n and Logsdon scorlng the T D s for the Hunters Gunselman d1d the place kxcklng for each of the T D s Both teams scored once in the second half as Wexxton took a Story pass and xx ent all the xxax for a 59 xard T D For the Hunters It xx as 'NlcLaughl1n agam on a plunge That closed the scormg and the game ended 27 20 Washmgton 46 vs 7 7 1 ' . V . Q - . l . a 1 . ' V . L6 77 ' ' 7 . M ,, . . - , , Hunters closed their scoring as Mac tallied twice on plunges from 8 and 10 . . 7 . L L T I - 'I 1 i f ' - . D ' 1 . , . - . . , . 1 A , Y v V v ,- Y . I . V A . . . ' , l . BASKETBALL IN 1950-51 VARSITY The Happx Hunters started off III exeellent form as thex downed the Xlltehell Bluelatltets 34 P Ihe dltferente III the game was that the Hunters dropped through 13 helders whlle the Bll1Cl'lLlxCfS hlt I' Both teams eonneeted I' tlmes from the charlts hne The Happx Hunters xx ere defeated for the hrst time 1n two starts as thex ran up against a red hot Hatthet qumtet The Hatchets tast llI'C8lsll'lU and sharp shootlng w as all lt took to send the Hunters home w 1th an ll point set hack v4 +3 The Hunters won a tloselx contested Game from the Ploll Ramblers as thex defeated them w ww tor the1r setond mn 1n three starts Blll Islees 1 pomts w ere h10h for the Hunters with Prnt! O Brlen and Don Sahel followmof wlth 16 and 13 respectlx els The Happx Hunters turned bank the Reltz Panthers +6 -H 1n one or the most CXCIIIIIU' Games or the season The Hunters took an earlx first quarter lead hut the Panthers came back hfrhtmv and led at the halt by a 22-19 I1l'1I'U'll1. The last half of play found the Hunters cominrr out on top and defeatinfr the P-mthers bv 2 points. Bohnenkamper and Sihrel were hi h for the Hunters with ll points. Don Sakel followed with 10 markers. 47 SECONDS The Happx Hunters vs ere unable to hold off a last mmute rallx as the Prxnceton Txgers defeated them 1n the last few seconds of plat Wlth onlx 14 seconds to play jlm Summers trlcky Tlger guard broke up a Hunter pass and raced the length of the floor Hrs shot rolled off the S1dC but the follow through by Dxck 'XlcGoxx an xx as good and sent the Tlgers lI1tO a one polnt lead A Hunter free throvs xx as mlSSCd as the game ended 44 45 The Bosse Bulldogs outscored the Happx Hunters by a 13 pomt margln ln the last mo quarters ot plax to hand the Hunters thelr thlrd loss ID SIX games After a close first half xx 1th the score tled 1I'11 and 20 20 at the quarter stops the Hunters defense and offense attacks seemed to crumble before the red hot Bull dogs The final score xx as 31 38 The jasper Wxldcats staged a br1ll1ant comeback ln the last few mlnutes of plat to defeat the Hunters 51 47 1n a tv pxcal rnalrv game Don Sakel netted 17 pomts on 7 Helders and 3 free tosses Marx Hackman collected ll pomts on J fielders and one free toss for the xunners The Hunters opened the home court season bx beatmg the Petersburg Indxans 36 5 3 Hunter forward Fred OBr1en set the pace for Huntmgburg wlth IJ . . y Y . V Y . . . 'U 1 7 . . , ' l ' ' - .t '- Y V . - , . - - , Y . .. . . Y - . Y. .Y . . ' , v v , , . . . , - V ' 9 1 ,,.,aw,T,,,.,,,s ,,, s,,,N...,., , , , ,,,,,,,m HI-av' J-4, 1 .4 J F RESHMEN pomts Then the Bedford Bulldoffs defeated the Hunters bx a score of 16 63 ln 1 xerx CXClflI1g and xx ell plax ed game th1t found the Bulldogs commg from hehmd after the Hunters had burlt up an 8 POIHI lead The Huntlngburg Hunters put on a fourth quarter spurt hut rt xx as not enough to erase the W ashmgton H1tchets m the hohdax tournex W ashmgton tame out on top xx 1th a 49 47 xnetorx The asper Xx1lClL21tS lost to the host X meennes -Xllees ID 1 one point ox ertlme txlt So nn the first g'1I11C of the finals the Hunters shoxx ed fine form IH druhhlnff the Clts of Cabbx O Neill bx a H9 4 marvm 'Ihe Hunters threxx up a stone xx all defense against the Xlemorlal Txgers at kffowa Tabernacle Bohnenlxamper tallled 18 for hlgh pomt honors 1n leadlng h1s team to a 46 40 xx1n Next the Bloonunvton Panthers threxx a Lone defense that lmuted the Hunters to a slrm number of shots and tallled xx henex er thex needed 1 baslxet for a 4 37 trlumph IH the asper ffxm The asper XX1ldeats xx on the rubber Game from the Huntlnfrburff hxe 49 40 After leadmv at the halt 'l 18 the rlunters xx ent ICC told IH the last quarter mrsslng easx push shots from close rn SEVENTH 81 EIGHTH GRADE TEAM The B1cknell Bulldogs turned batk the HUHI1Hgl3Ufg Hunters IH a surpr1se xx 1n 46 44 The Hunters led ll 3 at the first quarter and mamtamed a 20 16 halftlme lead The 11nx thlrd quarter agam sloxx ed the Hunter seoung punch In betxx een games Xllss Jeanne I eland xx as troxx ned basketball queen bx Captam Don Sakel QBeardslex knssed her toolj The Huntlngburg Hunters pulled axx ax from the Sullxx an Golden Rrroxxs at the begmnlng of the Game and malntalned that lead throufrhout The game ended 48 36 Then came the Xllrksmen from Tell Cltx xx ho eked out a 49 44 fflulllpll ox er the Hunters ln a tllt that saxx seormg opportunltles dxxxndle The Central Bears held on to tl1ClI' lead throughout the f-Ollltll quarter xx l1lCl'l resulted IH a 47 41 trlumph for the Bears of Central Next the Hunters dlsplax ed Ll'l3IHPlOI'1blllP basketball agamst the Boonxllle Ploneers bx subdulng the x1s1tors bx a 57 39 count Pmallx the Hunters plax ed a mp and tuck basketball game xx 1th the X lntennes -Xllees but xx ent cold IH the elosmf mmutcs and boxx ed out 36 34 The Hunters xx ere led bx Curt Bohnenkamper xx ho Hung 111 28 markers h1s best performance of the season The Huntmgburg Hunters stored a 49 31 x ILCOFX ox er the Otxx ell Xhllers ln the1r first encounter of 1931 Sectlonal competltxon The sharp shootxng of Don Sakel and Brll Klee xx as the dlfference 1n the marmn of xlctorx Both boxs tallled 13 POIIIIS In the senn finals after mamtalnlng a 77 'O halftnne store .11 axnst asper the Hunters grexx stone cold and tould h1t onlx one fielder IH the tlnrd quarter Dur Ing the first half the Hunters h1t ex erx th1n0 thex shot at xx hxle holdlng asper to onlx one shot almost ex erx tune the Vhldtats had the ball But the lmx thlrd quarter caught the Hunters agam and x lelded onlx txx o poxnts Pred O Brxen led the Hunters scornng xx 1th 17 pomts 50 . . , ,A .. J , ., , ,- a o ' -. ' - - ' ' , v. 1 ' v -' .. ., . 7 - T. v v ' -1 -v 1 . 1, tr - ,, ., . A A ' , -. , a .' . ' D ' ' . a . .-l ' ' . . v . , , . . - . BASEBALL -- 1950 H' 5 gA dv, .imi XX H4 Y4 I f , X X 1 ' f xg i f Q 'A 1 .A,,, 4 -R ' 1 WLM' eXli '4i, , n W 4-vii i i' qwW'. ,,,A V , .. , V Jaffa!! F if 1 fffa 'J' T-Q w'fI1 'l? 'l'he llunrei' lmschnll realm nf 1990 compiled 21 4-xirm and '-lost record ns t hex' heat Reitz, llcmnvillc. and 1Y11sliii1Qtuii twice, while lfisiiig' ru Ciciirml of lfvniis- ville. Blomiiingtun. liosse, Priiicetun. Bmmville, and -Inspci' rxiicc. A fexx ur' the Hunter scheduled games were ruined out. The starting line-up cfmsistcd of xlCl.Q1L1Q'l1llI1 as cnrchcr. O'l31'icii ns tiixr lmsc. R. Ciiiiiseliimn nr second base. Bill Klee at third lmse. .Xl liiximpe nr 5lii+i'rxnip, J .iid with Powell, -lim Ciumeliimn and Hemmerlcin in the outfield. l .iii Rciiikc 1 Curr Boliiiciilqniiipei' divided the pitching clmrcs, 1950-51 YELL LEADERS Cilmin Bret! Dun Schxx nrt! PM Sulldcfs IHIA' SILNIURITE STAFF to All R ho Xldud In Nlakmg thu Yearbool a Succuss f 1 V7 '1 'W 1 T Y X1 , , ,J L - , , K . Wfishcs to Ifxprcss its Appreciation , Q . , WELP JEWELERS Dm: 11nr mds XX IILIICS mn u da mn lm 11111 FRITCH 85 MEI-IRINGER Hudson Mlm X Sem lm lvpcr I h ffxm L mf fompllmcnrs ut HUNTINGBURG BRICK COMPANY IIIIIKI' uns ll ffm 1 111 umm hui IIILIIIIII out l IUIHPIIIULXIIS GEM THEATER C omplnmnts REUTEPOHLER HARDWARE CO INC ELLSWORTH ICE CREAM CO INC Xllll lu Crc ml mc xltx I duus CIJIIIIJIIIIILIIIS FORGET ME NOT CUIIIPIIIIILIIES THE CAFE FIRST NATIONAL BANK H I I d 1001 North Nlfun umm mr H lam Q I lfinc ,I -x - 'x' ' K' Hur ' Qlmrg. lk 1 J - , X121 -1 ' I uf UI' High Gfmiv Rad .uni HHH l .n'u Iirifl' .'f,rv.z1'aff11gI fi , ' '. J' Ag lVw'k H h Q .'z 1 Ph ' 28 of ' A Q - 'A I 1 A I 'Q ' . . Quai ' ' J1u1'x'Pm 2 of wf 1 U cr ' 1 v . D 5. Complnnents KATTERHENRY'S STORE Fourth ind wtltson Phone H? Compluncnts of LEE'S ELECTRIC APPLIANCE W cstlnghouse Sqles Serx lee HUNTINGBU RG SUPPLY l mn und Home Supphes Best VK lshcs to the Class of wl OBRIEN APPAREL SHOP l'lI'CSIOIlC Store -P4 I Quffh Street XIllllI1CI'X and RCHCIX to CHI' Comphments of RUTTKAR Sc to STORE 316 Fourth Street Huntlngburg lndlana ELECTRIC SHOE HOSPITAL 304 Fourth Street Hunnngburg Indmana Phone 621 W H UTT Xlx Druggnst He Helped JOHN GARLAND Sexxmg Nlaehxne an Radxo Seruee lluntlngburg lndlana Comphments of MUNDY CLEANERS 527 Fourth Street Huntmgburg Indlana Comphments of DEVINE'S DRY GOODS 436 Fourth Street Phone 609 PEACH JEWELERS Home of I-me VK ateheb and eu elrx 116 XIHID Straet Huntnngburg Indiana COl'IlPllH1CI1IS HUNTINGBURG MACHINE WORKS PlUl'11lJll1g A Heatlng FOSTER'S FOOD MARKET Grocerles 'Heats Foster Blemlter Prop Phone 74 Huntlngburg Indiana PHIL PARTENHEIMER 86 CO Dealers ln I umber and Bulldlng Xlaterlal Phone 163 X GERLACH S MARKET Groceries 'Heats X cgetables Phone 100 Comphments of E J SCHLECEL Denust ' .Auf ' A ' 1 K .?l,..,. V I .N 5.5 kc .I N. ..'- - ' Al ' A I U .v .Yu - I l sl . . Cossie NI. Day, Prop. . I ' - . ' .I ' , ' . . N .Y. ',1 - A . l V L A N D G R E B E S VK c Xlake Houses Into Homes Fourth and Nlam Slnce 87 HUNTTNGBURG Clothmv Shoes and Furmshmgs FURNITURE EXCHANGE Ladles Shoes and Hose Phone 1 17 Phone 50 M94-ic, gullif l Doc Slbrel Lee Xlurrax junxor Hemmerlem Luella Heltz Hazel Patmore Fred Mayo jerrx Smlth Roscoe Sehuartz Barbara Warren Xu Schnellenberger Betty Burgdorf Xhlhe lane Xlarx Boeglm Howard Mclsaughhn THE G 0 S M A N ' S WUDEL PH XRWHCX THE FMIILX SHOIL STORI THE REXALL STORE Bu! Xour Shoes Herb Rademacher R Ph -Xt a Shoe Store Phone I l -P6 Fourth Street Huntlngburg Indlana Phone 14 Con ratuhtlons Clqss of 51 Fresh D1uqS 11111 I HIL of N0 alms md Ding S1111 img GILTNERS CUT RATE DRUG STORE Huntmgbuxg Indlana Phone JZ FLOW ERS XI W XX 5 TI-Ib PFRI LCF GIFT Phone1f2 HUNTINGBURG GREENHOUSES INC Congratulatloni Scmors Un P 0111 CII rizzmon Bc Only One of 10111 4511 umzm THE PHOTO SHOP Offiual SCDIOFIIC Photc raphcr A bf Q I '.'1'P'J1 'jf LU' tr .Lr. 9 U50 Om' Flmzers By IVire SCl 'L'fEC .L-f ' ' '11 tl ' V' '. few ' ' ul R . . 1 Lomplxmcnts of KORNRUMPPS MUSIC STORE 406 Nlaln Street Xuthorwed Dealer for Conn Band Instruments Xlhtrt IJ Reutepuhler Gcraldl Reutepcmhler DANIEL REUTEPOHLER AGENCY 66 X ears of Serx Ice General Insurance Iluntlngburg lntlxana BLESCH BROTHERS Xllls flulrntrs lrm Implements Srlts Struct Ilullantl IIILIIAIIA Complaint nts ACADEMY IMMACULATE CONCEPTION I trtllnand lndmna B 86 F DINER Ima I nods c.,0Hlpl1IllLI1I'S HOLLAND INDUSTRIES INC 0 .mtl I 1 Complxrncnts of SCHNELLENBERGER SHELL SERVICE C urntr 3rd md Nlaxn Phone 7-H IILIIIIIULIJLII' Cnnlplllnt HIS ROYAL MARKET Con rattllatums Semors THE WHAT NOT GIFT SHOP BRUNSMAN SERVICE STATION Xlubxle Gas O11 'I nrcs X Bltttrxcs rd md XIAIII Strttts Phone '04 X SCHWARTZ SHELL SERVICE Gas O11 Inrts Bltttrxes and Xeeessurles l I S1xtl1StrLet Conmpluncnts of G E R B O BOWLING LANES ARMSTRONG S STORE lt nr n mur jasper Sk IC -xs XORGI uurac wrrz Inqhe X Qmiln I x Phum 41 jasper Ind 1000 XX My X11 DM . K Q A ,V , I of li ' ' - 1 - '- of , . - I L- ll ll' , ntlllna . . uf I Y If - :J . gl I . K 3 1 . .I , ' x. T 7 5. - , l A i gl g y - ,, I fvcrr Dml W u , '. N I A . Congratulanons to The Senxors of 1951 THE ARGUS AND SIGNAL Compliments of CHRISTOPHER ELECTRIC SHOP Leadmg Home 'XPPIIHDCCS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Louxs Xlartm Ou ner Huntmgburg lndlana Lx ers thmg For The Car For Less KORDES 8c WENDHOLT Home Furmshmgs Phone 55 L 413 Fourth Street Success to Class of l9Jl ST ANGELO'S Store For X oung Xlen Complunents MUNDY S BAKERY 415 I' ourth Street c,0l1gI'3IUllUOI15 SLHIOFS LINK TWINS LOAN CO Huntmgburg asper Compllments MORRIS Sc TO S100 STORE Hanulton Elgm and Bulox a VN arches Internatlonal Sterlmg Sllx er 1847 Rogers Bros and Commumtx Sllx er Plate Huntlngburg Indlana STRUCKMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY I-u I mmol! I Nunnu Sales CHLX ROI ET Serx lee Complete Automobile Serx lee X ISII one of Southern Indlana s Xlost Xlodern Garages Phone 18 Tenth and Xlam I-luntmgburg Indlana .57 - I og l 'l . of . J u KNUST JEWELER , , -llllggw ,. 'A y NS. X q-la. Mmm' 'Q X-r nv' Cob Schoppcnhorst lxelx n Fmke Pat Soud ers Ruth Ltz Intl OBr1cn Rax enkms Xlr Rccsc Dum Xlpcrs luulle Kress Xlcl ln H lI'I15IN1I'1 Glorm Bretz Bettx Hexdorn Clgstl Wmkler udx Ixlosterman jeanette Ptatf Congratulations 'ro The CLASS OF 1951 THE DUBOIS COUNTY DAILY HERALD Successor 'ro the Jasper Herald C1ssfl9l Be Real d COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY VICTORY THEATRE jasper Inc 1. 0 5 .Xlay All Your Ambitious Complimcnw . izc of of QXA4 ,auf ' r lose xour sock Ruthxe VVhat A Grln Hou we love gmger ale' Drshpan hands Summer beautres Some am t' Help' Mrlhon Dollar Snule I just Look Nlean' Sunshlne 84 Flowers Frankre boy' Pals Last Class Partv Comphments of PHILLIPS 66 kenneth CPudJ Prnor Ferdmand lndlana Comphments HEIDET 85 SONS Ferdmand Indrana Comphments OTTO BOEGLIN I-erdrnand lndxana Compliments of FERDINAND CLEANERS Ferdnnand Indnana Comphments of THE OASIS Ferdxnand Indxana BARTLEY 85 CO Produce General Nlerchandlse Xlrllxng 'I our Purma Dealer Ferdinand Indiana Comphments of AMERICAN LEGION POST No 124 Ferdrnand lndlana Compliments of FLEIG'S CAFE Ferdinand Indlana SCHREINER Sl VERKAMP Xleats and Grocerxes Ferdmand lndlana ADAM HATCHERY HOOSIER GARAGE Garrett -Xdam Ou ner Dodge and Pls mouth ,O X egrjpglieiglcherl -Xllrs Chalmers Tractors F d d I d Phone 789 L P o Bow: 67 ef mm I' 'am Huntmgburg Indlana Phone 97 Compliments of SEUFERT BROS Ferdlnand Indrana - . S , 1 x ' 6, It-ul- V . 1 1 P' - I , L . 'Q' x , ' , . V 3 Z .gl V- 1, Q Y ,ww t . , 'IM law , . L . , , Q A , 4. ,. - lg 1' . . ,f 3 ' ' I f R , l 1 2 . 5 . ' D ll' ' R tml, 2 , . ' 5 , ' F- F ' P- ' ' ' .- ' u va ' ' 1 1 -44 ' ' ' VY- Kl ,X 77 ' ' GC HT of 0f A . . - x I . . . . . . , . 5 7 A . ' v I - - . . . - , . BREIDENBAUGH BROS. Buildefs Supply. Inc. Iixcnvnring - Better Blocks Other Building Supplies Phone V' H jisper lndiiuii HUNTINGBURG Luuipllments LUMBER CO iliu X lu oi D U B O I S Buildm Supplies C O U N T Y Lcmerete Bloel s Burial X aults HATCHERY Huntm bur Iridimi Phoi e J JASPER READY MIX CONCRETE CO Xu Xluss Nu l uss No Xless X Iwi HJR QL Xl Il X CONLRI Plume if isper llltllllll xl A . K 1 of l.uu -ilil ' 'lc ' ' ern' 'y ' g g. 'Q 1 R - . E D , 4. , Y . .. Ml . ll X -LCS, X 5 '. . ' A ' . ' ' fililf I fl-lf ', ia 1 C 1 LUNIPANX OLINGER CONSTRUCTION Compliments of BRADSHAW HARDWARE COMPANY SPINDLER SHEET METAL COMPANY Heating - Guttering - Lightning Rods Roofing SL.-XTE - TILE - ASBESTOS NIET.-XL - BUILT-L'P Blow Pipe VI ork Phone 774 x18 Cewer th 'K Bartlex Sts I-Iuntinvhum Ind Iisper Ind These advertisers supported us Let's support them' GIB PFAFF X our I exaeo Dealer Sixth X Xlain Streets Iluntmgburg Best XY lshes to the Class of JI WEBB S LUNCH ROOM CHES THOMAS CulfSerx1Ce Comphments to the Seniors ARTHUR HARTKE Hotpoint -Xpphances I leetrical XX orlx and Xutoniatie Heating Compliments KAY'S GROCERY JASPER LAUNDRY CLEANERS qsper Indiana Phone 4 SAKEL S DRIVE INN Curb A T lhlc Serum Phone 0370 jasper Indiana KRUEGER MOTOR SALES Sales Seriicc Phone 1:1 -Ith and Geiger Streets Compliments CITY CAFE V I w - ' ' , . ' . , : ll K e . .C ':. . sz, . I O l . 7' , ' , 3 i lu ' Q A g V Compliments of A . 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HILL TOP PACKING CG C QOINPIIIIICIIIS 1 II GREYHOUND LINES Im nm Q l111Pll111C11fS 11 HUNTINGBURG AUTO DUBOIS COUNTY FARM IMPLEMENT CO BUREAU CQQP I7 om X PM me 11111 1 X H1111 1 1 4111511 Lf phfmc ,J Pllcmn WOO A Frlend Lxtends a I-Iclpmcg Hand In Congratuhtlons TO TI-IL SENIORS OF 1951 Ciwicc I7I'csh and Qu 'cd I Xlcg NSLIIISIQCLIIILI1.11111 of Phone 1' II1111F1I1QIJ111'Q. 11 1 .1 . , ,. , QS 1' ' 1 2110 . 'rr A air 3 3 . 'Q' ,I 3 ,- :A' - 7 Y B I X l H NLRAPIIS