Ireland High School - Irishite Yearbook (Ireland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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MARITA GRESS wills her ability to drive to Jim Weisheit. LELAND DURCHOLZ wills his job of' baby-sitting to Bushy. MILDRED HULSMAN wills the honor of being basketball queen to some Junior girl. RAPHAEL ACKERMAN Wills his height to Beverly Leinenbach. BETTY ROHLEDER wills her cheerleading position to anyone who would like it. ALMA SENDELWECK wills her liking of Otwell to Lucille Weisheit. BETTY ARMSTRONG wills her ability to answer government questions to Melvin Sermer- slieim. PAUL SCHI'r'rI-IR wills his misehievious ways to Gerry Hoffman. VIOLA GOEPPNER wills her good times at Bretzville to Mary Bonifer. MILLIE MILLER wills a steady boyfriend to Gladys Ragle. MORRIS WEIDENBENNER wills his Spuds jacket to Ves Rohleder. TOM SERMERsHEIM wills his f'Gordon McRaeH tactics to Jackie Hayes. BETTY ARMSTRONG wills her errors in typing to J unie Himsel. BETTY ROHLEDER wills her Els in citizenship to Tom Sendelweck. ALMA SENDELWECK wills her seat in the Huntingburg Park to Gladys Schitter. 'fahem . PAUL SCHITTER wills his sport of coon hunting to David Schitter. MILDRED HULSMAN wills her telephone calls to Frances Mehringer. RAPHAEL ACKERMAN wills his basketball spirit to Dale Durcholz. MORRIS WEIDENBENNER wills his ability to get several dates in one night to Daniel Hopf. MILLIE MILLER wills her hair to Esther Bartley. VIOLA GOEPPNER wills her way of finding out things about Woody to Tom Mehringer. ToM SERMERSHEIM wills his smile to anyone who can use it. LELAND DURCHOLZ wills his witty ways to Martha Schnaus. MARITA GRESS wills her school spirit to Jerry Wagner. NANCY ANN SCHWENK wills her blue Mondays to Elenora Gelhausen. NORBERT MEHRINGER Wills his ability to pester girls to Torn Kellams. RAPHAEL ACKERMAN wills his intelligence to Donald Malan. BETTY ARMSTRONG wills her hiding place for her box of letters to her sister. LELAND DURCHOLZ Wills his excuses for being absent in school to Linda Lou Sermersheim. VIOLA GOEPPNER wills her typing speed to Jeanie Murray. MARITA GRESS wills her ambition to Arnie Mehringer. MILDRED HULSMAN wills her ability of getting along with Morris to Virginia Weiden- benner. NORBERT MEH'RINGER wills his manners to Lavonne Dillon. MILLIE MILLER wills her skill in remodeling to Shirley Brescher. BETTY ROHLEDER wills her liking for the Lake to Patty Stenftenagel. PAUL SCHITTER wills his passing ability in basketball to Charles Mehringer. NANCY SCHWENK wills her sleeping habits to her brother, Urban. ALMA SENDELWECK wills her pep to Helen Sermersheim. TOM SERMERSHEIM wills his Dodge to Mary Lou Durcholz. MORRIS WEIDENBENNER wills his basketball fame s Donnie Werner. NORBERT MEHRINGER wills his deep voice to Mrs. Barkley. 10 BETTY Rmlmzlmn Our Ulmer lmulor-:Llwuys nivu. PAUL SVIITTHII Whutfs in lifc- lmusirlv 1-mm hunt,ing?f- always f-lam-rflll. L W 3' Nxxm' Svuwrzxx Misvllivf, quivlnvss, TOM SHRMERBHEIM The Romeo of the class-likes thc Calumet. :mrl friondliuvss 0o1nlJi11url- Oh No! 'Z A LM A S IC NDEIJVEFK Likvs to live for fun-also has :L lmrnin. MILLIE HIfLSM.AN Queenie-really enjoyed school this year. NORB MEHRI NGER The cigar boy-always willing to work. MILLIE MILLER Red hair but nice-interested in Dubois. 8 Momus WEIDENBENNER The athlete of the class-the three-date man. BETTY ARMSTRONG Always buzzing but with a. smile-letter girl. ew sw.. In the one thousand nine hundred forty-eighth year of our Lord, on the eighth day of the ninth month, nineteen sudents entered a new stage in their life cycle as the Green Freshmen of Ireland High School. Our first business procedure was the following election of class sponsor and officers: Miss Seng, Sponsor, Betty Rohleder, President, Tom Sermersheim, Vice President, Raphael Ackerman, Treasurer, Alma Sendelweck, Secretary. Participating on the bask- etball line-up were: Morris Weidenbenner, Paul Schitter, Tom Sermersheim, Raphael Ackerman, LeRoy Hupp and Norb Mehringer. Soon our Freshmen year was brought to a close with great success being accomplished. Our first class meeting as Sophomores was held to choose the officers as follows: President, Morris Weidenbenner, Vice President, Randy McCain, Secretary, Juliann Schuler, Treasurer, Norma Werner. Mr. Allen was chosen as our class sponser. We then had the pleasure of initiating the Freshmen. A few months later we were the show off's with our grey class sweaters. We decided to change the old custom and have IHS and 52 on our sweaters. In basketball we had Paul Schitter, Tom Sermersheim, and Raphael Ackerman on the second team. Morris Weidenbenner and Norb Mehringer were on the first team. Betty Rohleder and J uliann Schuler were two of the four cheer- leaders. - Mrs. Frances Weaver was chosen class sponser for the Junior year. Alma Sendel- week, President, Betty Armstrong, Vice President, Raphael Ackerman, Secretary, Tom Sermersheim, Treasurer. We were proud to announce that Morris Weidenbenner, Tom Sermersheim, Paul Schitter, and Norb Mehringer were on the Spud squad. Betty Roh- leder was appointed cheerleader. We received our class rings which we flashed before everyone's eye, making them gaze and also envy us. Beginning the new year we were busy With our class play. The entire Junior Class participated in our play, Angell Brats , which was given before a large crowd with the help of Mrs. Weaver our director. The Junior-Senior Prom was given April 17, 1951, at the Jasper Country Club. Carol Wagner and Alf Burger were chosen queen and king. As the Senior Class of 1952 we returned the following fall, realizing this would be our last year of school. Class of- ficers were elected as follows: President, Marita Gress, Vice President, Viola Goeppner, Secretary, Leland Durcholz, Treasurer, Raphael Ackermann. Mr. Buechler was chosen class sponser. Actions speak louder than words is true for the class of 52. Our play Damsel in Distress was chosen over the summer months and given October 10 and 11. Our class may also boast as breaking all financial records of Ireland High School in the presentation of a play. Over 900 people saw the production. The play was directed by Mr. Buechler. The Seniors again introduced the new idea of giving a public stocking-foot round and square dance in the gym. On Dec. 15, 1951, a bake sale was given with much success. The basketball line-up for a very successful year with our new coach, Jerry Kemp were as follows: Morris Weidenbenner, Captain, Paul Schitter, and Tom Sermersheim. Betty Rohleder was again elected cheerleader. The Seniors had the responsibility of decorating the basketball queen's throne. Mildred Hulsman was crowned queen and Alma Sendelweck was maid-of-honor. Mildred Miller was chosen to represent Ireland High School at the Fall Festival at Huntingburg. The big finale to our high school life was a trip to Washington D. C.. On April 24, 1952, fourteen proud but sad seniors received their diplomas. Our four years at I. H. S. were a success. - ll N-Q., W., nf' 'A '--Ay, S Q X W .U 79 As I was cruising along on Highway 56, I noticed the scenery seemed quite familiar. Then much to my surprise I saw on a sign the name of Ireland and realized this was my old home town. As I drove on through town, I saw a huge sign advertising Betty's Unique Dress Designs. I parked my car and went in. There I saw Miss Betty Rohleder at her desk giving orders, and I realized that was my old class mate. We chatted for awhile and I asked her what had happened to Tom Sermersheim and she informed me that he was now the Governor of Indiana. I decided to see the capital building which had been moved from Indiaapolis to Ireland and also to talk to Tom. Thinking that Tom would know the where-abouts of the rest of our classmates, I asked him about each one of them. Tom informed me that Raphael Ackerman and Norb Mehringer have become partners in the coal mining industry and are noted for their new method of putting out more coal in the fall than any other mine in this part of the country. Betty Armstrong is now in Alaska where her husband is a 5-star General. General Miller is very famous and you often see Mrs. Miller at many social events and in the news reels. Paul Schitter was head of the new Sportsmen's club with his coon dogs. Leland Durcholtz is now a large plantation owner. His wealth is due to his ability of thinking up easier and shorter ways of doing things. Millie Miller, who has been Mrs. Goodman since 1952, is specializing in raising short-nosed beagel dogs at the Good-Dog Kennel owned and operated by her husband. All through school Alma Sendelweck and Viola Goeppner had their heads to- gether. Now I realize why as I noticed the billboard advertising the Daring Women Drivers. They were famous for their famous spine thrilling stunts. Mrs. Morris Weiden- benner is the former Mildred Hulsman, who is now stewardess on Mr. Weidenbenner's plane. Morris has won several medals for his excellent flying ability. Living happily married for twenty years, they also are the proud and happy parents of ten boys. Mr. Weidenbenner also coaches the famous Weidenbenner Family Hot Shots, basketball team. Mitzie has been married and divorced three times but has been seen lately with the Duke of Edenburg. Maybe with the Duke's money and social standing she will be satisfied, after all, what else is there in marriage? Mizenta Schwenzy better known to the old grads as Nancy Schwenk is now a gypsie dancerg she has been featured at the Flamingo at Chicago for the past two years. I continued on my way after talking to Alma and Viola. As I drove on through town I was very pleased and amazed at all the changes that had been made. And I left with a feeling of pride of my home town IRELAND. 13 anim Wleaia RAPHAEL ACKERMAN ..... BETTX' ARMSTRONG . . . . . LELAND DURCHOLZ . . . . . Intelligence . .Ambition . . . . .Witty XYIOLA GOEPPNER ..., .... C omplexion MARITA GRESS ..... .... P oliteness MILDRED HULSMAN .... . . .Popular NORBERT MEHRINGER ..... MILLIE MILLER .... BETTY ROHLEDER . . . . PAUL SCHITTER . . . NANCY SCHWENK .... ALMA SENDELWECK . TOM SERMERSHEIM .. . . .Loudest . Friendliest . . . . .Teeth ......Eyes . . .Quietest . . .Neatest ..,..Smile BIORRIS VVEIDENBENNER Best Athlete BETTY ARMSTRONG-is so interested in Alaska. ' VIOLA GOEPPNER-likes to drive past the Drive-In-Theatre. THE SENIOR GIRLS-are allowed to sleep in a certain Study Hall. MILLIE MILLER-was thrilled to drive a certain green Chevrolet when selling annual ads MITZIE GRESS-is always so industrious. JEROME BUSHKOETTER-is so interested in a certain Freshman girl. MILLIE HULsMAN's-face brightens when a certain Senior boy talks to her. BETTY ROHLEDER-'W'3S so mad going home from the dance one Saturday night. NANCY SCHWENK-iS always so quiet till a Green Bel-Air buzzes by. NORBERT MEHRINGER-is always so mischievious. TOM SERMERSHEIM-likes is so well at the Calumet Lake. RAPHAEL ACKERMAN-likes to be waited on by a certain girl at Sakel's Drive-In. MORRIS WEIDENBENNER-gets along so well with the Arithmetic teacher. DUTCH DURCHOLZ-is so cute. MRS. SEIBE-likes to teach arithmetic. PAUL SCHITTER-gOt home so late after the Crowning of the Queen. TOM HOFFMAN-is interested in Wayne Feed. DUTCH DURCHOLZ-likes to baby sit so Well. THE SENIORS-work so hard this year. MORRIS WEIDENBENNER'llkGLl to kiss the Basketball Queen. MARTHA SCHNAUS-is so interested in a certain Jasper guy. A DONALD AND ROLAND MALON-likes school at Ireland better than they did at Swiz City CHARLES MEHRINGER-is called Ukissen slim . MARY LOU DURCHOLZ-sang the Peek-A-Boo Watlz one Saturday night FRANCES MEHRINGER-is called Hee-Haw . THE SENIOR CLASS-estays away from the Huntingburg Park. MR. KEMP-likes the Calumet Lake so well. WOODY BUECHLER-wants to keep a certain picture out of the annual. WOODY AND JERRY-WVCFG looking forward to a certain Wednesday night. LELAND AND RAPHAEL-think the Huntingburg race track is so long. BETTY ARMSTRONG-had an extra painted picture made for Christmas. MILLIE MILLER-enjoyed being festival queen at Huntingburg. ALMA SENDELWECK-is always out for a good time. MILLIE HULSMAN-is always so sleepy on Monday. S 14 in ca 4 L4 f'-1 U . g - rg-:A V Qigfgifmf, . g4.t'A:J ,.r, X ,V-. 4, ff . rs '4' A Vg .. v., 1 qw 4 V W gf.-W1 , 3 'f '.x 'W ffm- '. 15, ks., 1 QM- , -Y '15 Q ff Fw 7 Q:-5 - , .12 K .sl X XY V ' , X I. '1 .1 ,. 5. , 7 Ji, J' f 5 . IW' . .ff ' .5153 ' ,'gH'..S,f H Lggg 1 ' H ,K-w'Hu S- V :fa , Axqvsff Y vwffvl, 'V V M' 'Jil h , xii? . H, Q, f 2m,,:mmr 1- , d 5 MM 1 V 3 Zaeew Miss Millie Hulsman, a senior, was crowned 1951-52 basketball queen of I. H. S. on November 14, 1951. Miss Hulsman was chosen by the student body. Miss Alma Sendelweck was chosen Maid-of-Honor. Captain Morris Weidenbenner had the honor of crowning the queen. Miss Hulsman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hulsman of Ireland. ?all ?e4z!6mZ Zaeen Miss Millie Miller represented Ire- land at the annual Fall Festival at Huntingburg on Dec. 15, 1951. Miss Miller, chosen by the student body, received many beautiful gifts. She, with twelve other girls, was special guest of the Huntingburg Merchants for the day. Zaaietlaff Zcceea cmd 'l'lw Irvlzmil High Sr-howl Gym was lwfuitifully flc-c'm':1t01l :xml flu- sc-1-no nf mul nl tha- lnggx-st 4-vc-nfs of thc' vvxu' on Yovc-rnlwi' 14, I 951. Miss Milliv Hlllsllltlll wus mrnwm-cl H351-52 lmaiskvtlmull quvvn by Vziptzlin Morris lv0l1l0lllll'lllll'l' Miss Alma Sc-mlvlwvck was thi' mniil of hmimz W1-rv sz-nirvrs 4-lvvtc-cl by tllv Hl1l1fll'Ili limly. Both qui-vii :md maiiml nl' lionm' Utlwr Attc-mlxuits wvrv: H1-lvn Sc-i'111r-1'slwi111, Glaulys llnglv. SlllI'll'j' lll'l'Sl'l1l'l', Xlury Lou Durc-lmlz, Bvvvrly I,c-im-nlmzicll, :mul flilllllllil Al'lil'l'lI12lIl. Tho 11110911 :xml lu-1' 4UlH'l W1-rv uslli-rr-1l to tilw illl'0Il0 by littlv Kliss .Ivssix-:1. I'l0XVll'l' :xml Mr. Pall S1-liittvr. Thr- stuffv was lwflllilfllll ' 10 -on - ' 1 -X ,, 5 l c mtul in gun :iml Wlllill wllh Ill'1llV lvrne -xml mu-1's. Thx- K'I'UWlllllQ.I was in c'l1zL1'g.fv of flu' svnim' 1' : l Lss. A I . i Musiw' for tlu- mwzlsioil YV2ISf1lI'IllSll0Il lvy thv Hollauul High School Bzlml. Tlllllly- s an wma ilu- ganm- lay ai sr-orc of 55 to 50. 17 71644 Qczyezfzfe loaf! SENIOR STAFF JUNIOR STAFF Editor , , . , ,ALMA SENDELXVECIQ Editor . . . .EsTi1ER BARTLI-EY Assistant . .... BETTY ROHLEDER ASSiSt3Hf - . .THOMAS KELLAMS Feature . .... lVIITZIE GRESS FPEVDUFP . - -JEANIE MURRAY Featuro . . . .BETTY ARMSTRONG F9H'fNl11'0 . .MARTHA SCHNAUS Art . . . ....... Minus MILLER Art . ....,.. JAMES WEISHEIT Sports . . .MORRIS WEIDENBENNER ATT' . MEIIVIN SERMERSHEIM Sports . ..... LELAND Dusonoiaz Sports . . . .THOMAS HOFFMAN Jokes . . . .NCJRBPIRT MERRTNGER Sp0rtS. . . ..... JUNIE HIMSEL Jokos . . .....,.... JEROME WVAGNICR REPORTEW REPORTERS Svniors .... . . .'l'noMAs SERMICRSIIEIM Seniors l A ,,.,,A cY:LADY'S IQAGLIQ Juniors . . . . .RAI'HAEL AQTQERMAN Juniors . . . . . .ELNORA GEHLIIAUM-:N S0Ph01T10I'PS 4--- NANCY SVHWENK Sophomores .... HPIIJEN SERMERSHEIM Freshman . . . . .PAUL SCHITTPTR Freshman . .... LUCILLE VVEISHICIT G1'ELLl0S ............ VIOLA GOEPPNER Grades .,...,,. JEROME BUSHKOETTER Business Manager Business Manager and Circulation . .MILDRED HULSMAN and Circulation . . MARY BONIFER Sponsor Mrs. Ruth Barkley Www A :ww ilvpartmvnt was aclclvml at lrvlaml High Svliool this yvar. Aftvr a lapse of sc-vm-ral yn-ars musit- again has lN't'Il aclclvcl to thc- 4'urric'ulum. The musiv, both vocal :mil instrumi-ntal, was taught by Mrs. Ruth Sivlw. Thr- first. yvar was a lmilmling yvar tor thi- musn- 111-partmvnt, and it is hopvcl that nvxt yt-ar I. H. S. can sport a band. 'l'lu- gli-v vlulr IX'l'f0l'IIlt'll likv profc-ssionals. 'Flu-y IN'0S0lll0tl progranis att cllll'lSllll1l.S, plays, aml uv:-r station NVITZ. Mus-li intf-rc-st was shown in music by tho grade' stuclvnts and the prospvrts for a full music' prugram at Irvlaml arc- bright. 19 SX K x . 4 Tm N . is 'X va S X3 senden Play TY 'J ,, A.,. ,vw 'eff ' lf lk . play The senior play, Damsels in Distress, was presented before more than nine-hundred people. It was one of the biggest suc- cesses as a play in I. H. S. The comedy was well received by the large audience. The play was directed by Mr. Woody Buechler The junior play, a comedy, was that in every sense of the Word. The large audience was laughing from the time the curtain opened to the time the curtain closed at the end. The play showed much work and effort on the part of the juniors and their director Mrs. Weaver. The Librarian for 1951-52 was Mics. lll'TH Su-:nl-1. She chose MARY CA'rnI-:msn BON- lifnu, SHIRLEY BRESUIIER, and Gi-zum' Hon-'MAN for her assist- ants. Quite a number of new books were added to the library. The Junior-Senior Prom of 1950-51 wus held at the Dubois County Country Club, April 17, 1951. Music was furnished by The Starlighlers. CAROL WAAGNER and Au-' Bummn were crowned Queen und King of the prom. .lddzmy Staff Pram W. v?am'W'aQf' atm .yd Nm VM 7az'fzaduc6a7 550,54 PAULIE As a freshman at I. H. S. Paul was sub. on the 2nd team. Then he moved up to be a regular on the 2nd team as a sophomore. In his junior year he alternated With Tom Sermersheim as a member of the varsity starting five. As one of the startirg five in his senior year, Paulie was really valuable with his passing and play around the basket. His drives around the end line and his hook shots will long be remembered by Spud fans. Paul was a very valuable asset to the team. MORRIE Morris was a regular on the 2nd team in his freshman yearg in his soph. year he was sub- stitute on the varsity squad and as a junior he was one of the leading scorers as a regular on the lst team. This year, a senior and captain, Morris proved more valuable than ever. He was one of the most versa- tile players Ireland has had for quite a while. Although he stands 5 ft. 10 in., Morris re- bounded With the fierceness and skill of a 6 ft. 4 in. professional. TOMMY Tom started his basketball career as a substitute on the Spud 2nd team. Then he moved up as a regular during his soph. term. As a junior he alternated with Paul Schitter as a starter for the varsity. As a senior he was on the starting five of the varsity. Tom is especially known for his spirit and determination. He was one of the finest guards in this district. His will to win was unsurpassed. Z4 Kin. K ICXII' Nlr. lu-mp. lwttt-r lQIlUXYll :is .Ivi'i'y, has ilum' :1 lll1ll'i'l'l1lll4 juli :is vmivli nt thil him ls this xvir. 'I'hv writing ilvnrtmii' r'u:u'li mit imly li-il thi- Spucls tu :1 wry Sllf'I't'SSl-lll your Init also pi-uw-ml himsc-ll' an hit with :ill Silllll'lllS with his vin-i'pgi'tir' :mtl witty pi-x'srm:1lity. lmiig lmurs :mil hxml work wvru m-vm' too muvh fm' him. 'l'hv stuff wishvs .Ic'l'i'y thi- hi-st of luvk in thc' lillilll'0 IlNl'll2ll'll1Il. I. ll. S. llis llllllfillg vl'fm'ts wvri- aippn-r'i:1tc-al hy :ill stuilvnts :mil fzms of I. ll. S. lirsin' liuxhy has ht-on Sillflltllti mimzigvr for thc- Spmls fm' the past yvzlr, zmcl filli-il the shiws of 'l'1my quitv wvll. liushy vcmlrl lu- si-vu vlvaming hulls, giving r.1'm- lmviis, pn-p:ii'ii1gfm' gzunvs, 1',f'., zillthvtimv. Without liushy t'i'i1'i- 1-tmltl lmvv lim-ii no Spud gun'-. Q5 Mn. l5i'r:c'iii.i:1i Mr. Biwr-Iilur, Wooily :ls W0 know him, was vury vnltmlilq- to thi- f02lIll in his rolu of zlssistamt 1-o:11'li. Alilltlllglll Woody had vhnrgv of or assists-rl pr:li'tir':llly :ill Uilll'I' ulltsiilv aivtivitivs, hm' still found time' to give his :ill for thu lmslu-tl1:1ll tmmi. His si-uniting ri-poi'ts :mil sllggi-stimls fllrllllglllllli tht' suzxsmi w'ur0 rv- spimsihlo for :1 guml lll0:lSlll'l' of our sin-cc-ss. Um ,bade TEAM REC1ORD PERSONAL RECORD IRELAND OPPONENTS FG PF TP 41 Alfoydgville 51 W0if1c1i11Jc1n1101' . . .105 64 305 65 0i1Towuship 31 Schittvi' ....... . 39 5-1 106 51 Tennyson 55 T. Sermersheim . 20 37 45 43 gdgi fi Hoffman ....... 78 we 193 fig Tfoyms Z8 Hinisplu... 75 4:4 180 59 Mackey, 72 Wvelshelt . . . . . . 58 62 132 43 Stgndal 41 K011ams .... . . . 26 22 61 64 Oil Township -70-T Wagner ........ 30 21 72 5? Otwvil 61-T M. Sormorshoim 0 2 20 ig gurefl C. 1VI9hI'1TlQ,'9I' . . . 2 4 4 77 G8 Rohleder ...... 1 0 2 59 English 67 443 377 1120 60 Bristow 42 55 Mt. Olympus 45 5-1 Spurgeon 79 60 A1i'o1'dsvi11c 48 88 Epson 23 64 Chrisnoy 63 1120 Total Score 1036 ecavwl eczm First row: f'o:1f'lu-s K4-mp :mil Illlwlllf-l': Sm-mul row stnmlillfl' lm-ft tu l'lU'1lY .- .-Q 1411-lwc-vk, A. KIC'IlI'lYlfIi'l', V. Mvlldvl, S. Rulllcwlvr, V. Xll'lll'iIl1fUl', N Pi-nil I In V y 1 - SC'lliItl'I' 'uul I N14-n'1r1fv'v1' I R ICI 20 -18 H 240 128 Z!! Ill ZH ZH IT .yi Iii 230 127 J-1 250 IU 2453 ,I .. , ... XNIJ liI'X'OliD All'm'1lsvillv Oil Township 'i 4-nnysun Umlrm l,llll0iS Troy M:u'lu-y Sta-mlnl Ot we-ll Dubois ICll1m':L Nngglisll liristmv Mt. Olympus Sl7l1l'glQ4'0ll Alfowlsvillc- Epson C'hrism-y 27 . .,... Ol' PON ICNTS 21 Hi 225 QI Zi-1 340 2 T 323 225 3.2 352 213 QI I I 7. .12 20 20 'Ni 3 , ..,, E i? ' 53' if in .1 fl: '-'. 5 ',,-- - I ': ' W 3 .,-Milf? In X? VM, 'f , ,, :,. 1 if ix f Wg? we 9 , v,,. 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Di5NNIE4'DCDl'S almost everything and yet nothing. lVlELVIN4GO6S fox hunting for his hobby. 34 t'imni.ns NIICIIIQINKSICII'WHllllt'lt' Kissing Slim , tln- flirt of tliv class. SIIIRLIGY liiucsiiifznglilu-s to gn tn Llns .lzispc-1' lmskotluill gannvs. ,A-wuxxlc l7n,i,oN isxllwuyst:1lkiIlQ:ilJnl1t lm' Pi'iilv . llulliltl Dl'lit'lIUliZ nlwnys talking :ilmut gluing to Illinois. Nl,-im' Lui' IJl'm'liol.z likvs tn rc-cvivc vc-1't:1i11 fll1I'lSfIll21S cnrtls. lAl'liII'1 IIAYIQS- littlv lint xniglity. lil-zu.-xl,niNl': ll0l l4'MAN like-s Little Kentucky plinnc calls. fllIAlll,I'IS I,mc 3Iif:Nn1cI, gut :in oyo on :1 cortziin l 1'vsl1n1:1n virl l'lliANt'l'IS Nll'llllllNtil'Ili' -likvs to walk to st-linol cvc-ry nun' l'nmn' Kll'IllllINtil'IR slim-t lint nivc. P' ning. XlAIll,l'INI'1 vUNlJl'IRlll4IllJl'I' lilws oraniuv lll'lll'l' tlnin any thing vlsv. Ylt l'0ll l'lf'.xlf1-' likvs to gn swinnningg :it tlw llovli Qlnirry. NYl,x'i:s'l'l4:ic lluiii,i4:in1:n l'nr-lv Alam- tln- mil-splittt-1'. Yun INI x Wi ini Nlll xx! n ilu HRX : J A -3 ': : ': vzints logo 1:1 lic-1'tll':1iimlp:1's lions:-. fl xg ll .. . .,.,. ., X. ., , v .mlm itllll Ilull it A .1 tlm intl 1.14 1- lit-tum-ii Bula :intl Don lhvls St'lll'l l'l'Ili 'l'l1v Walltzing King wln-n ln-'s not ai post 35 wonmlvi' who will win zeahncm CAMILLA AIfKERMAN1Tl10 brainy and likable type. NIARGIE BLESSINilER1Th0 sweet and innocent type Ubutll. .IoAN DURCIIoLz-Joan always runs when the telephone rings. ANNIE FREYBERGER-Alxvays wants to go to Otwell. lvlARY LEE GEHLHAUsEN-The mad-crush girl. DANIEL HfJI'P'7lDZLI1l6'l Boone. PHYLLIS HUBSTERfNPV6I' thinking about studies - always a certain Freshman boy JoE JAENT-'A gentleman but sometimes otherwise. BEVERLY LEINENBACH-'tBubblingn and nice. ARNOLD MEHRINGER-Likes to go out to Sakel's Drive Inn. LINDA ANN SCHITTER'fHSk00l'H likes the Sophomore elass and not the subjects. Brrrrv SeHNAUs-Is she ever quiet'?'? IYRBAN Si'HVVENK4l'I0XV could we have a class without Urban? 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Scale Qzcwlea 5 6 fffflst W wa dale Qmde 5'-4 154 dd Quwie 7-2 xi 3- X .5 - 51 wx' -. 2 Qi f-Q x wk A THE FOLLOWING ARE QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED IN THE ADS Q4 74em! . Who got in the ditch on the night of Dec. 20? . Whom did Alma have a date with on New Year's Eve? . What did'Nancy get from Willie for Christmas? . What college did Mr. Kemp graduate from? . Who made the chicken soup for New Year'S Day? . . Whose classmate'S mother was very paient with us while making the annual? . Who swallowed her chewing gum at an annual meeting? . Why did Nancy swallow her gum? . What did Woody get from the Seniors for Christmas? . What did Frank do during Christmas vacation? . Who is the senior's friend in Huntingburg? . Who from the Senior Class is going to Evansville College? . Who did Tom Sermersheim bring to the Christmas party? . Who is Ho Ho? . Who was Freshmen sponsor in 48-49? . What did Millie Miller get for Christmas? . Whom does Alma get letters from? . What was Woody doing on Rietz Hill? . Whom is the annual dedicated to? . How old is Jerry Kemp? . Who is our Uncle Abe ? . Who is Kissing Slim? . What was Betty Armstrong's name when little? . Who proof-read this annual? . Where did Morris kiss Millie Hulsman the first time.? . How many children does Mrs. Seibe have? . Where did Mrs. Weaver teach before she came to Ireland? . What is on the back of all Betty Armstrong's letters? . Where did Leland go to school before he came to Ireland? . Where did Ronnie and Donald go to school before they ca 0 Ireland? me t . Who is Charles Mendalls chauffeur? . What did Woody tear while working on the alnnual? . Who wears a white sock-cap? . How many full hours were spent making this annual? . Where did Mitzie spend Christmas in 1951? . How many months did Pete McElfresh spend in the hospital? . What is Mrs. Barkley's baby's name? . Where did Mitzie get her two Christmas presents from? . How tall is Raphael? ' . How much does Dave Schitter Weigh? . Where does Jerry always go? . How long has Mr. Lasher been at Ireland? . Where is Moscow? . Who sleeps in class all the time? . Who made out these questions? . Why does Jerry Wear red on his collar? . Who was editor of the annual last year? . What grade student helped on the annual? H . Who made cheerleaders new skirts? . What was wrong with Woody the day we worked on the annual during the Christmas vacation? . How did the moron show his girl he had guts? '7 'ZZ 7a'z7eZ NKJRISFIRT MEHRINGERLTh0 night after the senior play. MILDRED HULSMAN'ThG time I was basketball queen. MoRR1s NVEIDENBENNER-NGW Year's Day tourney with Burger and Schmitt and the Senior class play. MILDRED MILLER-ThE day at Huntingburg and those economic classes. 'l'noMAs SERM1-JRSHEIM-The time I drove 150 miles to get to Spring Mill. BETTY ARMSTRONG-Th? work on the annual and my trip to Colorado. MAliY ANN SCfIW'ENK?WOI'klDg out the menu for New Year's Day Supper. VIULA GOEPPNER-Getting Ready for the bake sale. BETTY ROHLEDERk'lIh0 three years I was cheer leader for I. H. S. PAUL SCHITTER-My four years on the Spud team. LELAND DURCHOLZ-A certain night at play practice. ALMA SENDELWECK-Feb. 3, 1951. RAPHAEL AcKERMANlThe egg throwing contest. MARITA GRESS-The day I got to come back to school. stag Editor .......... ................ B ETTY ARMSTRONG Assistant Editors . . . .... PAUL SCI-IITTER, VIOLA GOEPPNER Sports Editor .......... ............... N ORB MEHRINGER Assistant Sports Editor . . . . .THOMAS SERMERSHEIM Feature Editor ............ ................. A LMA SENDELWECK Assistant Feature Editors . . . . . .MILLIE HULsMAN, BETTY ROHLEDER Advertising Manager ...... . . . . ....................... MITZIE GRESS Assistant Advertising Manager .... ...,............. M ORRIS WEIDENBENNER Co-Business Managers .......... .... R APHAEL ACKERMAN, NANCY SOHWENK Circulation Manager ......... ...................... M ILLIE MILLER Assistant Circulation Mana er .. . . . .LELAND DURCHOLZ S 41 an H53 'V' Y Qi? .-JF 7,51 Ig, ,af A fam xv xl: ' l.. 1 M Armstrong's Implement Store Dealers in A Complete Line of JOHN DEERE TRACTORS and FARM MACHINERY MASTER MIX FEEDS MAYTAG WASHERS SKELGAS RANGERS NORGE REFRIGERATORS DE KALB HYBRID SEED CORN In the Y at Jasper Telephone 41 43 .aw WwM pwW -T Farm Equipment Store, Inc. Jasper, Indiana Phone 139 AT THE Y Oliver Tractors and Farm Machines New Idea Farm Machinery Papac Forage Harvester and Crop Blowers and Hammer Mills Coolerater Electric Appliance Freezers Refrigerators Ranges No. 1 Mllhe Miller 44 1 Bart1ey's Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Feeds, Seeds, Baby Chicks Turkey Poults, Eggs and Poultry Phone 5 Ireland, Indiana 45 Scraper Sales and Co. for FORD SALES 8: SERVICE ALLIS-CHALMERS 8: FERGUSON MACHINERY NEW HOLLAND HAY BALERS Telephone 117-Z OTWELL INDIANA No. 2 Ask her 46 --Q... ,X I, ' , ff' K zt:4.fe1gM,,Nw:N If I 'I vY'v' MRD Ireland Motor Sales Complete Line of Parts and Accessories Mechanical Repair for Any Make or Model Complete Wreck Rebuilding Painting and Wrecker Service See Us For Free Estimate NEW AND USED CAR SALES See Us Before You Buy STANDARD PRODUCTS AND SERVICE We Solicit Your Patronage Phone 33 Ireland, Indiana 47 George P. Wagoner Co., Inc. Jasper, Indiana Phone 9 McCORMICK FARM MACHINES INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS REFRIGERATION MONARCH RANGES HEATERS No. 3 Watch 48 'WB Harker and I-Iimsel Feed Store Grow Faster With Glidden Feeds Hopins Fertilizer Pfisters Seed Corn A Complete Line of Dr. Salesburg's Products Phone 2901 Ireland, Indiana Messmer Lumber Company Roofing, Siding, and Insulation Lumber and Millwork Phone 725 R. R. 4 Jasper, Indiana Free Estimation L. J. Hochgesang R. Hochgesang 49 I-Iasenour Sr Sternberg, Inc. Mineapolis-Moline Sales and Service Ferguson System Mechanical Farming Grading and Excavating Phone 'I24 No. 4 Jasper, Indiana ' I Leinback s Cafe Home of Good Fried Chicken Phone 19-2 Ireland, Indiana Ame says his Chicken is as Good as the best and better than the rest. 50 Compliments of Astra and Tivoli Theaters JASPER INDIANA Nu. 7 Nu lllr' y Sprauer Studio On the Square JASPER PHONE 46 INDIANA Nu. Ps lX1ll1u's 1 t d Carl Krodel Wholesale Company Wholesalers of Tobacco-Cigarettes-Candy John Ruskin Cigars PHONE 3 JASPER, INDIANA No. 0 A plmnogruyl 51 lasper Wood Products Co., Inc. FLAT AND MOLDED HARDWOOD PLYWOOD Plant No. l Jasper, Indiana No. 4 Purdue Plant No. 2 Watsontown, Pa. Compliments of Becker 81 Son Funeral Home JASPER INDIANA No. 5 Mrs. Rnhlcdcr dz Mrs. Svhwenk Compliments of The Jasper Corporation Manufacturers of Plywood Cabinets and Tables Telephone 235 Box 187 JASPER INDIANA No. 6 Betty Armstrong Compliments of Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. A Jasper, Indiana 'X HHH Rlll H. E. Craig Sr Co. Wide Selection of General Merchandise I The Convenient Place to Shop OTWELL INDIANA The Krapf Agency Complete Insurance Service Phones: Office 629 - Residence 43'1Y 103 Metzger Bldg. JASPER INDIANA Yu. H Nm-lr Mclxringc 53 German American Bank The Friendly Bank PHONE 107 JASPER, INDIANA No. 10 Varnish the floor. Wigand's Store Quality Groceries Fresh Meats and Vegetables PHONE 22 Ireland, Indiana No. 11 11. D. Hasenour Motor Co., Inc. Telephone 2321 and 2471 St. Anthony Indiana The Most Beautiful Buy of All CHEVROLET No. 12 Betty Armstro g 54 Compliments of Alvin C. Ruxer Your Ford Dealer Phone 5 JASPER INDIANA Ios. L. Eckstein Sr Sons, Inc. Manufacturers of Band-Sawn Indiana Hardwood Lumber JASPER, INDIANA No. 15 Mnss Seng MEADOW-GOLD DAIRY Products-Milk Ice Cream, Butter, Cheese Tip Top Creamery Co. JASPER PHONE 93 INDIANA 55 Uebelhor Sz Struckman CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC On Corner of Seventh and Newton Jasper, Indiana Telephone 222, 652 Your Financial Business is Invited Appreciated and Protected The Dubois County State Bank Jasper and Ferdinand Each Depositor's Funds Insured up to Sl0,00.00 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1952 The Coca Cola Bottling Company Wishes You The Best of Everything 56 Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Doesn't Cost, It Pays Blesh Bros. Your Allis-Chalmers Dealers Also Dubois County's Leading Auctioneers HOLLAND No. 20-22 INDIANA Kay's Grocery Store Groceries-Vegetables-Meats 11003 N. Main Street Phone 522 Free Delivery Huntingburg, Indiana Mundy Cleaners 522 Fourth Street Q Satisfactory Service Huntingburg, Indiana No. 21 Vos Rohledcr Christopher Electric Shop Frigidaire--Maytag-Radio Philgas-Sales and Service Huntingburg, Indiana No. 22 Charles Mchringer The iesta 14th and Mill St. Steak-Chicken-Short Orders No. 23 Bee Compliments A of A. M. Bohnert and Son No. 16 A cedar chest Schnitzel Bonk Tavern Lunch and Beer Dancing Every Saturday Night Ez-min Friedn'1an4Proprietors Little Kentucky, Indiana No. 17 Somebody in Texas Gutzweiler Packing Co. Beef-Pork A11 Kind of Fresh Sausage Phone '151 JASPER INDIANA No. 18-Sightseeing-ha ha Briedenbaugh Brothers Builders Supply Inc. Excavating Better Blocks Ready Mix Concrete Phone 594 JASP ER INDIANA No. 19 Mr. Lasher Thomas Fowler GENERAL CONTRACTOR Masonry-Carpentry-Plasterer-Painter Pleasing you is our specialty Ireland, Indiana Phone 38 The Dubois County Daily Herald llZ W. 5th Phone 574 Jasper, Indiana The Krempp Lumber Co Lumber, Millwork, 8: Builders Supplies Phone 1'1l Jasper, Indiana No. 28 S. W. A. K. The Eckert Buick Co. Harold Fleck SALES 8: SERVICE General Insurance Agency Hi-Way 45-56 Phone 0913 Phone 685 Jasper, Indiana JASPER INDIANA R. R. 4 No. 29 Kcmpton, Illinois No. 30 Swiss City Compliments of Huntingburg Wagon Works Sz Co. We have Wagons of all sorts also Steel-frammed trailers Phone 98 Huntingburg Indiana No. 24 Viola, Alma, and Woody Compliments of Hill-top Packing Co. Huntingburg, Ind. Phone 17 No. 25 In back of school Vitoria Mill Sz Elevator Company Inc. Feed-Seed-Grain Shelling-Grinding-Mixing Phone 95 JASPER INDIANA No. 26 Two boys For Everything for the Farm and Home Look to the Farm Bureau Co-op Huntingburg, Incl. Phone 9 No. 27 Plainville 515 Main St. for Tewell's Shoe Store Shoes for the entire family City Club for Men Velvet Step for Ladies Jasper, Indiana 60 Tretters Compliments of Printing Office Supply Pioneer Furniture Store JASPER INDIANA JASPER IND- Phone 61-X Phone 14 No. 37. Kathy No. 38 Evansville 8: Alaska Tl'1eO J. Compliments JEWELER of Watches-Diamonds and Leo I. Stemle Jewelry JASPER IND. No. 39 fs ff. uw in. NO- 40 122 Reisingls Compliments of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Millinery Fabrics Triple Service Garage Shoes for All Phone 200 Jasper, Ind. No. 41 West Sth Street Jasper No. 42. 10 years 61 Hoffman Motors Inc. In the Y Phone 650 We buy and sell used cars JASPER INDIANA No. 31. Dave Schitter Compliments o f Jasper Glove Company Phone 179 Jasper, Ind. No. 32 Key chain LINE 'S For Clothing Phone 53 Jasper, Ind. No. 33 Betty Rohledcr Yates Grocery Fresh Veg. 8: Meats Best Foods for Less Phone 152 Otwell, Ind. No. 34 1,400 Hrs. Hoifman Bros., Inc DODGE AND PLYM JUTH Sales and Service Phone 304 Jasper Ind. No. 35 In the hospital Auto Fire Life Raymond B. Hochgesang Insurance Agency Your Insurance Rep. For Better Than Average Service and Lower Than Average Cost SZOM Main St. Jasper, Ind. Phone 651 No. 36 33 months x The Modem Clothes For Lad and Dad Style-Mart Suits Jarman Shoes Jarman Shirts Old Kentucky Work Clothes JASPER INDIANA No. 48 Phyllis Armstrong Linus L. Lechner Versa-Tile Rubber-Asphalt Cermic and Plastic Wall Tile and Floor Sanding Jasper Phone '147-61 No. 49 Mr. Weaver Come to the Compliments of Krispy Kreme Donut Shop Jasper Glove Co. Inc. Phone 26-w J AS PER INDIANA JASPER IN DIANA Rudolph Hulsman Compliments Electrical Supplies of and Service Special Helpers: Elmer Bu-Ch-ta Louis and Larry Phone 1304 Ireland OTWELL INDIANA lasper Floral Co. CUT FLOWERS-PLANTS-FLORAL DESIGNS We Specialize in Wedding Flowers MacArthur at 'Zth Phone T10 Jasper, Indiana No. 43 Out in the barn by Pa's cow A Complete Line of Bakery Products Hallers-In lasper Breads-Cakes-Pastries For All Occasions Phone 37 Jasper, Ind. No. 44 Some sleepy head Edward M. Egg and Co. Tailors 8: Dry Cleaners JASPER INDIANA No. 45 Seniors ha ha ha Compliments Your Frigidaire of Appliance Dealer E. B. Knies Victor Speciality Co. D-X Distributors General Building JASPER INDIANA JASPER INDIANA No. 46 He drinks catsup out of a bottle. No. 47 Carol Wagner Best Wishes B Sz F Diner from SlII1OI1 .ACkeIH1aI1 FINE FOODS Coal Mine 3rd and Geiger Phone 0231 Jasper, Ind. Huntingburg, Ind ana Compliments Compliments of of P Dubois County Hatchery Iasper Lacquer Company Phone Huntingburg Phone 490 Jasper, Ind. 174 W Indian - a Russel R. Murry Sz Son GENERAL TRUCKING Specializing in Hauling Live Stock Phone 0503 Jasper, Ind. Donald Peack For a Gift You Will Give With Pride Let Peach Jewelers Be Your Guide Phone 604-W Huntingburg, Indiana The Diner I-Iuntingburg Furniture Exchange A Good Place to Eat We make Houses into Homes 311 Main Phone S8 JASPER IND- Phone 112 406 Fourth St. Peter Morgan Co. Your Florist Flowers for all Occasions Quality Honest Service Phone 604 Jasper, Ind. No. 50 Too many purtivs Vogler Sz Stenftenagel Garage Little Kentucky Road Phone 981 -W2 JASPER INDIANA Welp Jewelers Diamonds-Watches Silverware-Fine Jewelry Huntingburg Ind, Edward Fritch PONTIAC G M C Sales 8: Service Phone 397 Jasper, Ind. No. 51 He jumped out of 11 nine story window 1 X lug cjleph 5 Q m v.. E v. .Va - IX V ' l 'nt 7 'B' x, .. 3, N f2I' e:'Hf'.1+az-. 1 gi 11 1 . z , ' 1 . 5 32211 .1-jg.:-,,xe7-il :g47v'e?'7'?-,W, e .' I .1'- .'.' ' -1' '1',' 11' 'I-2' ' 4'-2' .'.' 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The Cone with Hotpoint Home Appliances the Curl on Top and a complete line of quality hardware Jasper, Indiana Phone 851 804 Main St. Jasper Yaggi's Bar and Cafe Phone 180 514 Jackson Street JASPER, INDIANA Fine Foods and drinks Compliments of Walmar Cafe Golden fried chicken every Saturday night Mixed Drinks and Beer Eddie 8: Dorthy Blessinger Proprietors 8302 Main Street JASPER INDIANA Precl1tel's Cafe Cold Beer 8: Wine Plate Lunches 217 South Mill Street JASPER, INDIANA Heating-Lightning Rods Air Conditioning4Guttering Roofing-Blow Pipe Spindler Sheet Metal Co 'Ith and Bartley JASPER. INDIANA Phone 85-W John G. Spindler Phone 860 Compliments of I OE STEMPLE Home Appliance Center Westinghouse-Tappan Phone 702 Carnes' .Foods Market Best Foods for Less Phones 599-600 JASPER INDIANA JASPER- INDIANA 5 Y Quality Laundry and Dry Cleaning Pick up station at Wigands Iasper Laundry and Dry Cleaners Quality Cleaning and Pressing with the Best of Machinery and Know How. Our Service Satisfies Taicl'Iert's The Shopping Center of Dubois County Complete Line of LADIE'S AND MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR Jasper Indiana Best of Wishes from lasper Ice and Fuel Co. Sakel's Drive-Inn CURB SERVICE Sandwiches Fried Chicken Home Made Chili Jasper Indiana Road 45, South Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Otwell State Bank OTWELL INDIANA Congratulations Mundy's Implement Sales Your J. I. CASE DEALER Phone 37 Ireland, Ind. Eskew and Son Electrical Sales 8: Service General Electric Radios Motorola Radios Service on all makes and Models Phone 36 Ireland, Ind . - Miller Sz Son LUMBER-MILLWORK-PAINTS Builders Hardware and Supplies Floor Sanding Specializing in Seal Rite IRELAND INDIANA Morgan and Son GENERAL STORE Myer Body Company Inc. Manufacturers and Dealers of Groceries-DW Goods-Meats CUSTOM BUILT TRUCK BODIES Phone NO- 3 R. F. D. No. 3 Jasper, Ind. IRELAND INDIANA Phone 45 Haysville, Ind. Compliments Compliments of of Bilmar Studio lasper Chicago Motor Express 527 Public Sq. Phone 50 Jasper, Indiana Jasper Indiana Schneider Dept. Store F lick's Rexall Drugs We clothe and Shoe Prescriptions Compounded the since 1904 Family Telephone 45 JASPER INDIANA JASPER IND. Compliments J' HS of Iasper Automotive Supply Inc- Mens and Boys Furnishings 107 East Sixth Street 704 Main Jasper Indiana JASPER INDIANA UPTOWN Iasper Cabinet Co. MJ C- Fountain Service Magazines Secretaries and Desks Baby Needs Sundaes Breakfronts 1401 Main St. Jasper JASPER INDIANA Compliments of Gehlhausen Bros. Plumbing Shop We Sell for Less Huntingburg Indiana Huntingburg Brick Company Inc. Manufacturers of High Grade Red and Buff Face Brick in smooth and rough Textures Grading and Excavating Work Done with Hi-Lift Shovel Huntingburg, Indiana Phone 128 Dancufdovu. 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