Jackson Central High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Arcadia, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

NOT ES SENIOR CLHSS l95 HBOUT Us- 'fn-as I f PATTY CUNNINGHAM PATTY IVIOSBAUGH IOYCE MELLING Literary Editor Editor-in-Chief Business Mcmaq A lt's wonderfull lt's a great experience! lt actually ist But golly, it's an awful lot of work. First of ali we selected a cover design and a theme, then the picture arrangements with Mr. Mickler, of Tower Studio, then making the layout, mounting the pictures, and writing the copy with Mrs. Melling. How we hurried to meet those deadlines! ln the beginning we decided to write our IZ-XCKSONUXN with a musical theme and in the new smaller size. We thought this idea might be different, and we think you'll agree with us that it is different! To be serious, we feel that our efforts will be rewarded inasmuch as this pictorial record will he a pleasant reminder of the best years of our lives. ' Editor-in-Ch ief Lxterory Editor Business Mqr. Advertising Committee . Typists . . .Lztilibz Fvntyi. C The STAFF fftfttfntee, Prfiy tfZci,,.,oiif:r:, Pxfrtty Cilnninzhcrrrz. L i'Af'JDING: Erin ' : l'l 'rZ, Frorvxs 1 1 ...Potty Mosbotuqh Snapshots .. ..Leoncrrd Buuck Pcmy Andy Anderson ..Cunninqnctni IGTTY IOUGS . . toyce Meiiinq Sports . . Donei Lee ...Niio Zieqier gjrfllncls EGM ' o e Andy Anderson Ohmw WS Y Robert Woiker jgyce Melting Grade School . Po' Wiiite P51 Willgg Ionice Vtfdrtei Ionice Wtforfet tohnny Bowser patty Robert VV'ouq?i Art . .. Cunniriqhctm t KN ...Evelyn Coriisie Evelyn Vmhsle Borbord Iohnson Mr' Black Mary MCEntee Carolyn Rushton Sponsor .. .. Mrs. Melting fdnislfq Hill!-'ELI ff iris n, ' 'fn iff hr , 1 1, for Qyri i'i11st.'zn, Msn' '.Vur! 7 Put ','v'E.1tf-, Mrs. T.fttiQri': .'kt t'1iJ .'FaY'Ft5'IS l'1, Ierzy tones LQ-'ftfifl .DLYIUV U-Q, fohri ttf '.-Jsnr. SCHOOL REPORTER Carolyn l-lannah is the qal who has been responsible for qettinq all the Central scoops to the Noblesville Ledger and the Tipton Tribune. Everyone who has read her write-up knows what a swell iob she has done. LIBRARIANS The daily task of these qirls is to keep all the reference material, as well as the outside readinq rnaterials, in aood Condition and easily acces' sible to all the students. We are sure that they have been a great help to Mrs. Spidel, the school librarian. S'TP+.N'DlNG, left to rraht lanice Clifford, Virginia Byers, Delores Bfiwnzan, Carolyn Chenoweth, Marilyn Durnell, Barbara lolrnscn, Dorothy Eliman, Carolyn llannah, Barbara Redznon, Sandra Kinder, and Mrs. Sj'lCl6'l. SEATED, left rf: right--loan Niclaey, Pai White, Nora Bell Delffzl, and Glenda Pippin, Q COOKS The old iamiliar adage, The shortest way to a students heart is throuqh his stomach, has been adapted by Mrs. Hetlin and Mrs. l-lodson who have endeared themselves to us all by rheir culinary art. The patient endurance of Fred Grrftin en ahles him to perform his Janitorial dut es without complaint TANITOR BUS DRIVERS To the ous driver we eytend our praise for their tiie record of promptness ana safety in transporting us to and from scfiool and to the various school actlvities Lett to rictit Chet hall Glenn Pfieanis Cnet Mosoauqh lranic G itiin Me le Hin Conrad Lockwood Not Pictured Prank: Qarraway Ralpi McGill Vern Parker v, ' ti: fy Bn , , M . r. ' ' i , .,2 , 1 I e I fA..,,. tl f .' , ' f . - - . A ,X ,-f' W - Y 3 - 2554 f fx' 1 Q5 ff L 1 x , ' . - 1 ' ' i i -A - 1 V - 1 A A ' , , , , , ,. . , r , r , wr' . , -I . N 1 , , . , , . U III EI III Cl Cl EI III BASKETBALL QUEEN SENIOBS loyce Melling Evelyn McBane IUNIOR Virginia Byers Barbara Epperson SOPHOMORES Sue Small lanice Clifford FRESHMEN Sally Stucker Shirley Waugh BASKETBALL QUEEN The seniors sponsored a basketball queen contest, selling Votes for a penny each. The candidates were chosen, two from each class, by members of the class. The queen, Barbara Epperson, was crowned at the last home game by the acting captain of the basketball team, Bill Scherer. FOOTBALL QUEEN The seniors also sponsored a football queen contest. The election was conducted in the same manner. At the half of the last home qame a large red, while, and blue float drawn by two white horses carried the football queen, PeQQY Hudson, and her court. She was crowned by football captain, Bill Scherer. LEFT: Basketball Queen, Barbara Ep- person, being crowned by Bill Scherer. Others are the twirlers and the queerfs ccurt. BIGHT: Football Queen, Peggy Hudson, being crowned by Bill Scherer. Seated are Lou Small and Patty Cunningham. FOOTBALL QUEEN SENIORS loyce Wilson Cl El Patty Cunninqharn lUNIORS Wilma Maqqart Cl lj Virginia Byers SOPHOMOBES Lou Small lj III Ianette Scott FRESHMEN Q PeQQY Hudson C1 Sally Stucker Left to right: Patty Mosbauqh, Carolyn Whisman, Patty Cunningham, Mary Kinqsolver, Mrs. Hiatt Cleaderl, ludy Burwell, Nancy Dunn, Mary Mclintee, Carolyn Chenoweth, Wilma Maqqart, Ruth Ann Bishop, Marieta Beck. IACKSON CENTRAL GIRLS 4-H CLUB GFFICERS . . .Patty Mosbauqh Pres. .... . V. Pres. .... .... M arieta Beck ...Mary McEntee Sec.-Treas. .......................... . Under the leadership of Mrs. Hiatt, the 4-H club members beqin in the sprinq and spend the summer working on various projects. ln the fall, the results ot their efforts are displayed and graded. Some become eligible to display their projects at the State Fair. There are many other rewards available to ambitious 4-H members. There are oportunities to attend 4-H Camps, Round-up at Purdue, Iunior Leaders Conference, and State Fair School. GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ...... . Vice-president. . . . . . Secretary ..... . . Treasurer. . . . . Reporter. . . The G. A. A. is an organization for all ......Sue Small Carolyn Hannah . . . . .Nila Ziegler .Carolyn Rushton . . . .ludy Niclcey high school girls who are in- terested in sports. lt usually has one big play night including a pitch-in supper. The G. A. A. with its leader, Mrs. Lootens, work together in planning, decorating, and periorrning for the May Day prograrn. ROW' ONE: Phyllis Chencwefh, lanice lffariel, Lou Small, lean lyfccre, jane Ann Srneltzer, foyce ANilson, ludy Nicicey, Carolyn Rushton, Sue Srnall, Nora Belle DeVc1, Sandy Kinder, Delores Lloyd, Shirley Vfapigh, Mrs. Loi'-ens. ROW' TWO: Shirley Staiiord, Shirley Buinhcm Avis H'J-eioo, Joyce Retherford Dewiilis Tfelciz, Virginia Kinder, Margaret Hodscn, Vfixia llaggarf, Ianice Fisher, Marilyn Dpirnell, lffaxine Downs, Ianette Scott, Carolyn Vfhisrnan, loan Nickey, Vonda Vforthrnan. ROW' THREE: ludy Bgrwell, Wilma Miller, Peggy Hudson, Dorothy Ehruan, Linda Lewis, Ncrrna Hale, jerry Shaffer, Beverly lacguier, lzidy Thatcher, Mary Kingsolvez, lanet Krictfs, Beverly Hinkle, Pat Vfhite, Delores Bowman, Marieta Beck, Raith Ann Bishcrz. ROW' FOUR: Nancy Dunn, Roselyn lsenhower, Betty Snead, Diane Srriirri ns, Marilyn Bess, Mary Moorehead, lanfce Clifford, Virginia Byers, Shirley Blessing, Reggie Vanlleter, Ianet Clifford Ianice Clifford, Rosemary Ross, Geraldine lustice, Barbara lfecher, ROW FlVE: Barbara Redrnon, Sally Stuclcer, Glenda l-ippen, Ratty Myrna Vfiiter, Anita Crowell. Motors, Mary Redrnon, Sandra Hodson, lanet Wiles, ludy Stucker, Margaret Hughes, loan Carr, Barhara Epperson, Carolyn Chenoweth, Carolyn Hannah, ludy McGill, Marilyn Douglas, ?at'y Cunniniiharn, Patty Mcsbaugh, loyce Meiling. umm SEATED: loe Bowser, Billie Beechler, Duane Hiatt, Bob Whisman, Larry Scott, Harold Schildrneier. STANDING: Mr. Lorton tleaclerl, David Knapp, Lee Hunter, Francis Baitz, Dale Hinshaw, Bill Brown, Dave Pickett, Neal Vlfhisman, lohn Bowser, Kenny Retherford, Kenneth Conoway, Robert McEn1ee, Larry Wesner, Clarence Beechler, lirnmy Gasho, Rex Baliff, Prank Trietsch, Richard Walz. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Cne of the main units of the Vocational Agricultural Department is the F. F. A. Officers of this organization during l95U-5l are: Francis Baitz, Presi- dentg lohnny Bowser, Vice Presidenty lohn McClintock, Secretary, Robert Whisman, Treasurer, David Pickett, Reporter: Neal Whisr'nan, Sentinel. The Chapter's largest project was organizing a trip for all members to the ln- ternational Livestock Show at Chicago. Money for this trip was obtained by selling Christmas paid half on the F. F. A. Program also sponsor the Iunior Rifle Club tours were taken cards and having a waste-paper drive. The chapter also new members F. F. A. jackets. Another high-light in the was the Annual Father-Son Banquet. The Future Farmers lackson Agricultural 4-H Club and the lackson F. P. A. which is nationally affiliated. Two important field trips or during the year by all members: the Purdue lunior Swine and Crops Day at Lafayette and the Hamilton County Livestock and Meat Caravan. IACKSON AGRICULTURAL 4-H CLUB The jackson Agricultural 4-H Club had one of its most successful years in l95U. Out of 49 members enrolled, 48 members completed. Officers for l95U were: Francis Baitz, President, Bob Whisman, Vice-President: Marieta Beck, Secretary-Treasurer, Dave Pickett, Reporter, Harold QS Naomi Schild- meier, Recreational Leaders, Donald Black, Song Leader, Duane Hiatt, Health G Safety Leader. junior Leaders were: Mark Ehman, johnny Bowser, Francis Baitz, Donald Black, and Bob Whisrnan. The Club won the 1950 Hamilton County Achievement Trophy based on attendance at the county meeting, and also on the completion of mem- bers on projects. Marieta Beck won the County Grand Champion Trophy in the 4-H Corn Show, Richard Walz won the County Grand Champion Trophy in Gardening and johnny Lewis won the County Grand Champion Trophy in Poultry. Gther awards were 3 Reserve Grand Champions, 7 Cham- pions, 57 first places, on projects with 63 firsts on record books. Members were enrolled in the following projects, Swine, Dairy, Beef, Poultry, Lamb, Garden, Crops, Conservation, Tractor Maintenance, Better Electric Methods, and Entomology. Adult Leader for jackson Township is Roland C. Lorton. His assistant leader is john W. Ehman. SEATED: Francis Baitz. STANDING: Mr. Lorton tleaderj, Frank Trieisch, David Kingsolver, Dave Pickett, David Knapp, joe Bowser, lohnny Bowser, Bob Vtlhisman, Bill Brown, Marieta Beck, Ruth Ann Bishop, Kenny Black. Kenny Clark, Neal Whisman, Naomi Schildrneier, Carolyn Whisman, Kenny Retherford Bill Beechler, Duane Hiatt, Harold Schildmeiei, Richard Walz, Mark Ehman. fabifub l ' N nmfr 1. L-gnu. 49 V Jan on-eau MIXED CHORUS What would this old world be without music? A little dreary, don't you think? Well, Mr. Roush keeps us well supplied with song. The chorus attends the State Chorus Contest, the County Music Festival, and the annual Town- ship Music Festival. There were several vocal solos entered in the District Solo and Ensemble contest. We are very proud ot their accomplishments. ROV! ONE: lanei Smith, Peggy VanMeter, lean Moore, Vifrirna Maggart, Ioan Nrckey, Lou Small, Barbara lohnson, Evelyn Carlisle, Diana Simmons, Patty Maiors, ludy Thatcher, Margaret Hughes, Shirley Waugh, Kieta Wood, Marilyn Douglas. HOW TWO: lanice Fisher, Ruth Ann Bishop, Rosemary Ross, lanice Clritord, ludy Stucker, Virginia Byers, Mary Ann Redman, Margaret I-lodson, Sandy Kinder, Delores Lloyd, Delores Bowman, Sandra l-iodson, lane Smeltzer, Tudy Nickey. FOTN THREE: ludy McGill, Ianet Knotts, Barbara Redrnon, lanet Clifford, Terry Tones, Mark Ehrnan, frmmy Vfaitz, lim Chenoweth, Derek Fushtcrth, Bch Pickett, Nancy Dunn, Patty Cunningham Nora Bell DeVol, Anita Crowell Mary Kzncsolver. ROV! FOUR: Francis Bartz George Locke, Kennefh Black, Charles Davis, Ice Furn1sh, Phil Kennett, Bill Brown, lohn Barnhizer. Robert Roush, director, Marieia Beck, pianist, BAND Qur hand has really added pep to our ball games. There were several instrumental entries in the District and State Contests. We are proud to have so rnany tirsts in our school. The point systern tor award sweaters has added enthusiasm for perfect attendance. The seniors who will receive award sweaters are Charles Davis, Bob Vtfhisrnan, Terry lanes, and Patty Cunning- ham. The hand participates in the District Band Contest, in the Township Music Festival, and in the County Music Festival. EYTN ONE: lflaririfdr Eecl-1, lean lfl wry, Ec:I.y i L1 lflary Encn Blrifl-1, Sharon Eeecltler f '.'.'e'f1e, l'y e ll':n'f: Sue final, HCYN TWD: Sarah lfrtsn, liidy fxsw 'e, Cndclzie Icnes, Earhara Egzpersrtn, Evelyn Carlgsle, Barba: 1 flrnson, i111 fy Huck Plffrer CfY1li.1'l, Halt 'iftrisrnan Bill Brown Patty Ctgnnin gharn. PDT! TPTFFE: Qi: .ra .lcrgcnt ash Llliflfl lsleinznxan, Tf'ur'E.a Srnerzer, Ka'hy Earntiizer, linirny Vfafz, f. 1 Sgnan, Cjhzzrlif- Iicvgs, George lfcke, Dgane Hiatt, Richard '.'.'alz, Phil Pickett, Qce Gunkei larry C fi Dave Pickett, loin Earnhizer, WTANDITIW: fifijr T' ff, Ierry Shutter, Efvcrly Iccqurier, ferry fcnes, Kenny Block Mr. Black, ixectcz. ik rs '2i ',. SAX 5 ,' . :'lW lv, i 1 . ' . u , n . L , Z '77 NN N:-sv' Li xkir N I 2 w e 65 '? .'f' Mi? '. Y 5 if ' Af ? -A if , ' ff,-1 A ' :f.' Q: .f..,s' if f wg.. fv f 532 vfffgr :AQ ff. YT 'Q M . -7 -1- f fr 7a.5r',f W1 ,4s,'f1w.Q .I ra' 4 Q ' '51 PEP BAND The pep band consrsts ot the lrrst charr players who are lnterested rn playrnq rn 1t They have lurnrshed musrc lor numerous outsrde actlvrtres and can always be counted on to add varretv to a musr al program rally Cunnlngham Narrea B lc lean Moore Ierry l nes lanrce r Sher lm y Vlfalz Cha e Davrs lohn Barnhlzer Ruth Ann Brshop BAND COUNCIL Thrs councrl has been a great help to Mr Black especrally as a ao oetween for the Band and the Band Parents Crqanl atron They take care of the cletarls concernmq the pomt system new mu 1 and band perfor mance 'Seclc lerry l nes Lou Sm ll SEXTETTE Th1S qroup of qlrls has a record to be ploud ol They earned a tlrst pla e ratrnq 1n the D1Slf1Cl Contest and a second place ratmq rn the State Contest STANDING lef! to rrqht Barbara lohnson Lou Small Marrera Beck Rurh Ann Brshop Iane Smeltzex SEATED Evelyn Carlrsle Iamce Frsher Cpranrstl TWIRLERS These qlrls have made several per lormances otner than Wlth the band lhey have added more varrety to our muslcal program STANDING Delores Lloyd Marrlyn Douglas Wzlma Mxller 'CNEELING Qhlrley 'Wadqh Carolyn fhrsmar Plyllls Lhenaweth A T l I l V . ' - 'c . T ,r 'l ec.,' , c , ' T. ,,1n1 urls I I - 1 x v., r L. . ' ' A ' GV' - I 'J V! Left io riqht: Sue Small, Kenny Black, Earbara Er.-person, Duane Hiatt, Charles Davzs, Marletc : ' , c , a . f-. . Q X. 1 L ' ' , V ' l, I . . F I SENIOR CLASS PLAY Love Is Too Much Trouble Presented by the Senior Class Iackson Central High School Wednesday. October 25 8:00 P.M. CAST Toasty, rtwotherly proprietor of the Poison Pot Patty Mosbaugh Ioe Burke, A college boy with troubles Ierry Iones Pinky Hamilton, his chum also with troubles Charles Davis Ogden Oggy McClosky, with a scientific theory Bob Good Connie Ashton, A colleae girl, working her way thru Ioyce Melling Ebb Dunham, A happy-:go-lucky college airl Evelyn McBane Flo Dunham, her sister Barbara Maines Shirley Bradford. A carnpus belle Ianice Warfel Sugar Lou lackson, with ruffles, and a southern accent Nancy Dunn Monica Bates, A visiting high school senicr Iudy Burwell Mrs. I. Worthington Bates. her mother Pat White Miss Emily Ross. Dean of Women Delores Bowman Dr. Pillsy, President of lvy Gates Colle-ae Francis Baitz Cliif Hayward, A well-meaning visitor lames Cook SYNOPSIS Place: A college eating place. Time: Spring, shortly lrefore ihe lunrcr Prcnr Act l: An average clay at the Poison Pct Ac! ll: The next atierncfn. Act Ill: The next evening, the night cf the Proni. Prcduzecl by specal perrnssron of the Row, Peerson and Cc. Director Mrs. Spiclel Stage Manaqer Mr. McCalfry Business Manager Carolyn Rushton Ushers Mary Mclintee, Nila Ziegler, Mary E, Ccnaway, lim Miller, Bob Whisrnan, Keith Lewis Stage David Cook, Bill Scherer, Walter Tharp, Bob Walker' STANDING, left to right: Patty lvlosbauah, loyce Mellina, Francis Baitz, Delores Bowman, Pa White, Iudy Burwell, lim Cook. SEATED, leit to right: Barbara Tohnson, Evelyn Carlisle, Charles Davis, Bob Good, Terry jones Janice Wcrrfel, Nancy Dunn. STANDING, left to right: Ioyce Mellinq, Francis Baitz, Barbara Redmon, Margaret Hodson, Carolyn Rushton, Norma Surface, ludy Eurwell, Pat White, Patty Mosbauqh, Donald Black, Phil Kennett, Mr. Knapp, Leonard Buuck. SEATED, left to right: Andy Anderson, Nancy Dunn, Delores Bowman, Barbara lohnson, Evelyn Carlisle, ferry lones. IUNIOR CLASS PLAY CLASS OF 1951 PRESENTS Take Your Medicine CAST Henry K. Dodson a high-tempered bank president Andy Anderson Angela Warren Dr. William Iackson Miss Holt Patricia Pryor Dorothy Carleton Charlotte Nelson lack Benson lonathan Puckett Dodson's niece Anqela's fiance 6. college prof the head nurse a capable nurse a cute little nurse the same an orderly the pet of the hospital Nancy Dunn Francis Bait: Patty Mosbaugh Ioyce Mellinq Evelyn McBane Barbara Maines Donald Black Ferry Tones Miss Cordelia Puckett lcnathan's o'der sisfer Carolyn Rushton Miss Finkledink a coquettish old maid Delores Bowman Dodie Blake an undergraduate nurse Norma Surface Hooiendyke a demented patient Leonard Buuck EXTRAS: Two old maids Barbara Redmon Margaret Hodson A visitor Phil Kennett Another visitor Pat White Her meddlesome daughter ludy Burwell SYNOPSIS OF SCENES A bright, cheery room in a private hospital. ACT ONE ACT TWO ACT THREE about 5 PM. a few rn:nu'es laier a few rnznufes sfill later Produced by Special arrangernenfs hy l-leuer Publishing Co. Director .,..........,................................. Mrs. Spidel Stage .................. .. lflr. McCaifry Business ................., .... ll flrs. Dunn Student Business Manager ........ .... . .. lanice Warfel Properties and Sound .....,........ ................. I ohn Bowser Ushers .............. Nila Ziegler, Keith Lewis, lflary Edna Conaway, Beverly Hinkle, Virginia Kinder, and Boi: Good. Music-Courtesy of lanice Fisher. We ,M PAPER STAFF ROW ONE: Carolyn Whisrnan, Vonda Vforthmari, Margaret Huahes ROW TWO: Iudy Nickey, lanette Scott, ludy Thatcher, Mary Kinqsolver Phil Kennett ROW THREE: loan Nickey, Sandy Kinder, Nora 3ell Devel, standinq Mrs Lootens The Iacksonian provides an opportunity for the efficient combination of the English and Conirnercial Departments. Mrs. Lootens supervises the editorial part oi the paper and the Advanced Typinq Class under Mrs. Mellinq publishes it. The paper is published monthly and ieatures a wide range ot inf terestinq articles. EDITOR Carolyn Rushton was appointed the school paper editor and she has done a marvelous job of publishing the paper. Q BOYS' HOME EC A new department was opened to boys who might be interested in Culinary arts this year. This has been an interestrnq experience tor the boys enrolled as welt as for their teacher, Mrs. Hiatt. Eaxnlizzfr Kenny Blu tc Frxtz Leonard. J, I X x N x 4 X xx x xXx .XX N.'Yx N RX ,x N. X, .X 50 R X X . X.. X f' x - X. f XV 1 -KX VX f X ',fC' ' ' ,.-RY .+-',,f'x . 7 -4 .f .-'wh' has-aah' ADMINISTRATORS Forrest R. Groii County Superintendent Mr. Groff has been our County Superintendent since l945. His job is to keep the county educational system functioning smoothly. Donald H. Cusick Township Trustee This is Mr. Cusick's first year as Township Trustee. We look forward to many pleasant associations with him. Dallas Barnhizer Township Trustee Mr. Barnhizer has just completed his second turn as trustee. We want to thank him for his wonderful work in helping to consolidate our schools. Harvey B. Kennett Township Supervisor Although his duties are many, Mr. Kennett has found time for our in- dividual problems. He has been township supervisor for six years, but he has spent twenty-four years serv- ing the Iackson Township school. George B. Glenn Principal Mr. Glenn is completing his third year as principal at Iackson Central. He has gained the confidence and respect of the student body and faculty alike. Carl Baliff BS. Central Normal College '33 Coach, Social Studies, Driver Training, Physical Education Robert Knapp A. B. Wittenberg College '39 M. S. Butler University '48 Mathematics, Social Studies, Assistant Coach Rose Marie Melling B.S, Central Normal College '43 Commerce FACULTY Malcolm Black A.B. Indiana Central College '48 M. F. A. Escuela De Ballas Artes, Mexico '49 Township Art Supervisor, Band Barbara Lootens A.B. Indiana University '50 English, Girls' Physical Education Bernard Scott B.S. Indiana State Teachers' College '31 Industrial Arts Mary Francis Dunn A,B. Indiana University '36 Latin. English, Social Studies Roland Lorton B.S. Purdue University '36 Vocational Agriculture George Simmons B.A. Valparaiso '15 Mathematics. Science Robert Roush fno picturer B.M, Butler University '47 Grade School Music High School Chorus Betty Hiatt B.S. Indiana State Teachers' College '32 Home Economics Forrest McCaiiry B.S, Purdue University '47 MS, Butler University '50 Coach. General Science, Driver Training Mary Spidel A.B. Indiana University '23 English, Spanish Librarian SENIGRS l-lere you see the people whom we chose as our otticers and spon- sors tor the '50-'Sl school year. Now their duties are about to be concluded. They have served well and we, the Class ol l95l, would like to salute them tor helping to rnake this year the best of all at Central lrliqh. CLASS OFFICERS David D. Cook Darbo Class President 4, Class Treasuzer ., Caznera Club l, Basketball l-3, Track 4. BILUE SCHLRER ..Cur1Y,, Class Vice President 4, Class President 2. Football l-2-3-4 CCaptain 4l, Baskeiball l-3-4, Student Council 4. l'HANClS BAlTZ Baitzyl' Class Treasurer 4, Class President l, Foot- ball 2-4, Basketball l, Camera Club l, 4-H Club l-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Student Council l-2-3-4 CVice Pres. 3, President 49, F. F. A, l-2-3-4 tHe-porter l, Sentinel 2, Vice Pres. 3, President 45, Boys' Chorus l-2, Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4. lOYCE ANN MELUNG Class Secretary 4, Camera Club l, Ctrl Scouts l, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Girls' Glee Clxiim 2, Class Play 3-4, Annual Sfaii 4 'Business Manatgerl, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Sextette 2-3. MARY FRANClS DUNN Sponsor 3-4. FQRHEST McCAFFHY Sponsor 3-4. 4 lERRY AMMERMAN Track l IOHN DAVID BOWSER lohnny Football 2 3 Track l 2 3 4 l 2 A l R e C Jo l 2 3 Stuclen CounC1l 2 Cawlera Club l Class rf y 3 AP Jal Sai Class Xnce Presldent l Class Presldent 3 Paper Staff 2 3 44 I RONALD ANDERSON DLLORES BOWMAN Andy lvhxed Choms l 2 Boys Chorus 1 L Camera Club l Annual Slaff 4 Class Play 3 lUDl'lH M BURWELL udy A12 Class Play 3 4 Gul Scouls l Dee Band 3 Pep Band 3 M1xed Chorus l 2 3 Class Play 3 4 A l 2 Gxrls Glee Club l 2 LEONARD BUUCK Buuck Camera Club l Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 2 ' ' , , ,4 A 3 P GLA.. ,,3l4 III II 7, GA. . , ,3,4 . C1 T 2 Baskeiball 1,2,3,4 4H 1'2'3'4 GSS reasum , ,4 , ' 4-H ,354 PP. . ,2,3,4 .nl gf ..,4 1 ,3 .n' 1 At i4 MARY EVELYN CARLISLE Evelyn Sextetle 3 4 Band 3 4 Mxxed Chorus I 2 3 Glrls Glee Club I Annual Slaff 4 Class Play 3 4 A I Camera Club I Gul Scouts I PATRICIA ANN CUNNINGI-IAM Patty and O ches' a I rd I 2 :ls Gee I 2 G 'ell I U IA Clu cks Ecaq A Q sl PI Cea IAIVIES H COOK WILLIAM IOHN COY lm Blllle Basketball I 2 3 4 Basketoall Captam 4 Football 3 4 CK I 2 FGWIEIG Cul' I Class Play 4 CHARL S R DAVIS IACK DAVIS Charlle Fzyball 3 4 3 lc I T d Jri C uncl ref Band J 4 IJIIXP Chorus 5 ss Pa: HI, H , ..., f ' I I I 'Fra ' , ,3, 4 ' ' V2 C .. ., GA. . ,2, 3 B I 34 TI C 144 I A: ' Ban l, 2, 3, 4 BGA V134 CQ FI4 G1 l , , ' In S.x,.e2,3 jc V 'Q fnixed Chzrus I, 2,2 4 A-C A I 1 Gzrl Scams I Cj. .. l,2,E,-1 4-H ' E, l, 2, E, -2 Bic ' Ii. fl, Fashzpi I fs,-1 Annual Staff LH. Ed. 4 '. en? C24 .C., Se r t ry 4 3. NANCY ELLEN DUNN nd 1 2 Sexte-tie 7 3 G1r1s Cleo C1111 Boys Chfrus pon s 2 xod Ch I s A A 3 C1 1 cr s 3 A GA? PNELLE HOD ON 1 X041 Ch A usa lol YIFIFIC11 L11 c sl ROBERT GCOD Good e Fro11wc111 1 2 3 Truck Z 3 4 ys Chorus 1 L1crss P oy 4 15 RBARA MAINES 10-INSON rs Gee Chr uxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class 13'1oy 3 4 A 1 2 Sewette 4 Bond 3 4 armucd Staff 4 Paper S1011 4 B VERLV HINKLE Bev A 1 JERRY IONES Ionsey Truck 4 Nhxed Chorus 1 2 3 Boys Chorus 1 2 nd 1 2 3 Orchesircl Fey Bond 3 Camera C1u11 1 Nlcrse C1u11 3 floss V ce Presujlent 'S Bond Crurxf11 Presldent 3 Arm G1 Stuff 4 Ye1 1ec1der 2 E - Bo , ., 4 I 1 11 1' , , , 4 G.A, . ,Z, 3, 4 ' ' 1 1, 2 I I 1 ' 1 , . L: gc ' V2 M1 ,. 1111 1, 2, 3, 4 1 Q G. . . I, 2, ,4 4-H .11 1,2,3,4 Cl Foy ,, 4 C7111 Fc' . s 1 11.1 R 1 EIT 11 Y -Q 31 A 1 I H 'Moqqio' Bobby Pcmmil 1,2,3,4 1fL-'Co:.1s1,2,3.4 C'-1' L 71112 . 4 G:r1s' Cleo CQ.1Ew 1,2 V , f, , ' ' ' ' G.A. . 1, 2 3, 4 , ' om,-P V 3 GA ..,, 3 BU f 4 CQ- 9.21, 1 . .3 112 'L' .. 5 14 .. . AN , J J M PHILIP KENNETT VIRGINIA RUTH Phil Baskefmall I,2,s,4 E9cfr,aII 3 Muced Chorus Rcys' Chorus 42 Band I,2,3 Orchestra Cam-era Club I Class Play KEITH E. LEWIS Louie -v 'a I2 CISi6' E I. KINDER Iinr1y GAA. I 2, 3, 4 Came-ra CLIE I MARY LOUISE MCENTEE GUI Scfafs I Camera CILIE, I G.A.A. I, 2, 3 4-H Cyaz, . Z, 3, 4 Armani Evrfi 4 DONEL LEE Buck Baskethall 1,2 Anr1'4aI 4 JAMES M. MILLER ,FOXYH Hunt I,2 xffi CT.ZIL.S I 2 EA..-5.. 1 E,','z.aIl ' PATRICIA LOU MOSBAUGH Putty Girls' Glee Club l Mzxed Chorus 1,3 Sextette 2, 3 Band l Play 3, 4 Camera Club l 4-H Cluu l, 2, 3, 4 Gtrl Scouts l Annual Stall, Edgar 4 G,A.A. l,2, 3,4 Student Counczl 4 Schgel Reporter 3 KENNETH RETHERFORD Kenny EEA. l, 2, 3, 4 Sentxnel 3 Rrfle Clui, 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Clut: 2, 3, 4 4. l DALE NANCE BARBARA REDMON Uncle Pen TiZ Girls Glee Club l, 2 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Scouts l G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club l Class Play 3 4-H Club l,2 LUCILLE REYNOLDS BERNARD W. 'Lucy RUSHFORTH G.A.A. 1,2 Football 4 Camera Club 2 Grrl Scouts l CARCLYN RUSHTON Yorky F A 1 as ,Q rw c Class Pray 'J Busrress P arm bchc Payer d Anrucl Qaff 4 MXNI E WAPFEL DF I WM TER THARP Pluto OSTG Tax ROBERT WAUGL HOCJQIY Ilr' BQBERT WALKER Dvrrcrmrte A Elf e or 3 Tro RQBEFM Whl Red I1 MAN + ...V .- , .. , If ff ff ff ,, ,, X u,A. . ,2,3 4 F QC ll 2,14 PF, , 1 2,3 Tre 'xref 4 .r C' 1,4 Q CLQQ, Q Uh , fd Wriigs 4 F0 k lQ 3, 4 School Secret ry -1 A gk Q 4 , r A f'gGr A1 N' cl 1-,Errcri r .41 r rw w , v F-1 - Q . Lf L A ,L ,J MD r, H ,, ,, ,, Q 2 -1 F ,':,f1Ql fl' gif-r.t flu... f. ' 2 F.F.f'4.. 1 If, 1, -1 C5111 .1 ' .':3 l 'i s'..f':,uL. Ifxi' R' ff xr, , Tieus Aff-1 fi, F 'fxrzls Pixy -1 .5.r1r1','xQ ffuif -Z -4 Ei 'Q A. I 1, -' L .sirxffss ffT'1r1c15ef -1 EQ fi , QM fg, ., f',,,,,,, fu., 1 LARRY W1NTON Levl s e 1 all l PA TRICIA MAE WHITE HPGV, Mixed Chorus 1 Gills' Glee Cluln l Gul Scouts l G.A,A. l,2, 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Stuff 4 NILA ZIEGLER ,fziqu Band l, 2, 3 Gul Scouts 1 G,A.A. l,2,3,4 Annual Stoll Pczpcx Stuff 4 CGINCZCI Club l LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the SENIOR CLASS of 1951 Artrcle l He-alrzrrrg 'v hat C great rrrnr ron we lav made on our underclass men and that we ar gorng to leave a sad group of trrends and enemres We shall try to l an a tew thrrrgs to 'nake ours lves unforgetalole We wrll and loequeatn the tollowrng ron Sectron 2 Sectron 3 To ea knowledge Sectron Sectron Sectron Sect on Sechon Sechon Sectoa Se ton Sechon Sechon Sechon Sechon Se hon Se tron l5 To t e utros all orts ot rdeas amhrtrons and energy for earnrng onef tie ard st Job land th most tunl rs st ll ahead To the Sophomores a candle to see them through the dark days ahead To the Freshmen nothrng ttrey drdnt do anythrng for us except e u h APTlCLE ll h of ou teachers that a e gettrng rrd or Lt rn the last grasp of we Nrll and heatreatrr the tollowrrg To Mrs Sprdl anotr r vxondetul quret senror cornposrtron cla s and an es alator to carry her up and down the srarrs To Mr McCattry only one class a day ana an unorealcahle clrp hoard tor hrs football plays To Mr Srnmon a ch mrstry class t1at wrll rnvent a use for atomrc power To Mr Krapp the ahrlrty to wrrte test auestrons wrth rnusrcal answ rs so he can whrstle tl tunes durrng the test no responsrbrlrty on her part To Mr Roush a longer chorus DG rod Wrth locks on all the doors To Mr Balrtt ten srx toot tour tresnmen who cant mrss the basket To Mr Black a room twrce as large wrtrr shelves and tables enough tor all hrs art stud nts To Mrs Dunn anotner senror government class who are so wrllrng to entertarn her rnstead of arscussrng government To Mrs Hratt a grrls HH Cluo who ha e trrerr protects com pletea hy luly l To Mrs tsootens a parr ot strlts so those norsy lcoys Nrll have to look up to her To Mr Lorton a chamrronshrp Jtdg ng tearn for tre ext frve years To Mr Scott rrvate e retary to ta e treasury T M Ke tt ct t t brtron to pe onre a screntrst To Mr Glenn a rurher uslr nea wfrvel coffee se vrce tor ttros long hours spent tho e rnean freshmen boy care ot th school can rea rze hrs am caarr and a srlver rn conrererrce wrth V ' ' vr 1 . -, 'r ess' ' .1 e ... 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W 1 5' 'fl w 1 . , i ' v - gy ,V 1:51 , N 1 I A .' f' N.. , , , FAVORITE SONG Rtght Strmg Baby But The Wrong Yo-Yo Rhapsody IH Blue Moont ght Cerenade Tea for Two I Don Mtnd Berng A Alone Bo Lcn , Because Beauttlul Brown Eyes A Penny A Krss Qmtltna Through Nevertheless Whrsrermg Hope e I Thought I Saw A Pussy Cat Oh What A Beautrful Mornrng If You Were The Only Grrl In Pagan Love Song Sea ot the Moon Tennessee Waltz Aba Daba Honeymoon Tzll The End OI T1me Velvet Lrps Aba Daba Honeymoon Beauttrul Brown Eyes I Can Dream Cant I Mockrng Brrd Hrll Theres Been A Change In Me One Of The Rovm Krnd Sofneday Hell Come Along II You Cant Be True Dear You Cant Be True Dear Aba Daba Honeymoon My Heart Crres For You My Heart Crres For You I Was Sorta Wondenng The World hOpe't Rrght Strxng Baby But The Wrong Yo-Yo Peg O My Heart ARTICLE II1 OO lm Y Y OU My WILL danctng abtlrty to anyone who cant dance my knowledge of PhYSICS to Carolyn Chenoweth Iootoatl sur to Irmrme Gasho seat 1n Mr Stmmons classes to Peggy Hudson bookkeeprng strategy to Donme Endtcott hetght to Bob Rushton abrl ty to pass papers to any ne who IS enoL h to buy a paper route long har to Sandra Hodson boorkeeptng to any unlucky tumor crgarette ltghter to Fxreman I-Ierrrn typm to any unlucky 1un1or place on Block s Fashron Board to Marteta Beck abxltty to run a IOO yard dash to B1ll Chfford Model T to anybody who cant drrve a car brg efes to Pee Y-'Vee Downs abrlrty to woo the grrls to anybody who rs d and bashful lrke me ablllty to keep a man to Ruth Ann Blshop place rn sextette to Ianet W1les aorltty to play basketball to my brother Chuckre basketball abrlrty to Speed Hunter extra werght to Mrs Mellmg commencement speech to Bob Rushton smokmg nabrts to Floyd Snyder abrlrty o blush to Kxeta Wood warstlrne to Btll Clrfford smok ng habtts to Bob Rushton appettte to anyone who wants to garn welght plpe to Davrd Granger seat rn the typtng room to Mary Ann tPoor krdll seat 1n Vocat1onal Agnculture to Dave Whlte bashfulness to the Clrfford twtns tngonometry book to anyone wtth a good memory Job as Mr Kennetts secretary to Vrrgrma H1 posrtron on the football team to Rat Beechler passes to Mark Lhman werght to Robert McEntee three years ot cheerleadmg experience and Sue Small ab1lx'y to carry water buckets to Harry Huyck abrlrty to take Lou Small s pencrl to Neal Whrsmfm abrlrty to get along wrth Mrs Mellmg to Ioe Furnrsh abxllty to make 50 pornts a game to Kenny Clark shorthand books to anyone who would lrke to have them . t , My , , ' All . , ' If My ' - 'f .tt V1 -5 - My ' . ' . My . ' ' ' ' . 't ' ll My '- M A c My ' I Q ' I l tg My I If My , ' . I - My 1 ' ' ' , My , . . L ' ' 4 My 1 ' ' ' MY , , . , . , ' My ' ' I I My ' I1 t' i ' t . ' ' ' Lg Vie En Rose My quiet nature to any girl who would like to have it It MY ' l My I ' ' , ' My . . .. t, My ' . ' MY My D , . , ' ' M ' ' t ' .V , My . . . , M i ' If MY ' ' ' My ' , ' My ' I ' ' , My . . . , . My , . . ' , My' . ' ' ' ' '11 . My I . .. .. . My . My ' If My ' ' to L . My . ,N . My . . , , , . My . . . . . . . My . . Q . CLASS PROPHECY Last rrrght the weddrng ceremony of ANDY ANDERSON cmd NILA ZIEGLER was per formed rn the Church by the Srde of the Road of Nobody Knows Where Reverend DALE NANCE offrcrated The brrde wore a stunnrng burlap gown desrgned by EVELYN CARLISLE who has combrned a thrrvrng busrness wrth rarsrnq lrttle Carlrsles She was attended by the former PAT WHITE who rs resrdrng wrth her husband and twelve chrldren rn Atlanta Darsy petals were strewn among the guests by Pats chrldren The most extraordrnary musrc was iurnrshed by IERRY IONES and hrs IOO prece band It used to be seven preces but somethrng broke Whrle we were wartrng for the brrde and groom we notrced a 37 Chevre parked near the door On one srde was parnted Does your horse look srck7 Do hrs eyes bulge? DO hrs rrbs strck out? Does he refuse to eat hrs hay? Does he slobber over hrs oats? If he has any of these symptoms call KENNETH RETHERFORD Horse Doctor After trndrng such an rnterestrng adver trsement we looked around for some more and there on the srde of a 36 Ford we saw thrs wrrtten Does your car spr' and cough or do th wheels wobble or does rt have knocks and squeaks'9 In other words your car a wreck? It rt rs come and see me BILLIE COY at Boones Garage My motto ls If I cant trx rt nobody else can erther The next car a sleek Chartreuse convert rble bo e these words rn brrght purple let ters Do you feel you are losrng your mrnd7 Are some ot your bolts slrghtly loose? If they are you need an apporntment 'wrth me Ill have you at Central rn no trme MAR GAR T I-IODSON Psychratrrst On the way to the receptron we saw FRANCIS BAITZ and IIMMIE MILLER Fran crs had started for the weddrng rn hrs new'-' Ford and as usual rt broke down I-Ie called lrmmres Wrecker Servrce to brrng htm the rest of the way When they learned where We were gorng they hopped rn the Wrecker and followed us When we arrrved at the receptron we had a better chance o look around and see whzch ot our old classmates were there Refreshments ot soda crackers and Water were served hy the former IANICE WAR FEL and BARBARA REDMON They found they had so many lrttle Brlls at home that they needed a lrttle extra cash so they started a caterrng servrce Entertarnment was furnrshed by IERRY lFred Astarrel AMMERMAN who executed a spectacular new dance step The former LUCILLE REYNOLDS stopped cookrng wash mg and rronrng for Ed just long enough to be lerrys dancrng partner We notrced that BEVERLY HINKLE ar' rrved wrth a new style hat no she rust for got to ake oft her headphones She says that bemg a telephone operator and rarsmg a famrly at the same trme would cause any one to be absent mrnded Glan mg out the wrndow we see DE LORES BOWMAN a promrnent brologrst and CHARLES DAVIS srttrng rn the car They drove several hundred mrles rn order to at tend bu when they arrrved they became so rnterested rn argurng that they iorgot about the weddrng DAVID COOK left hrs employees at the burlesque show ong enough to brrng PATTY MOSBAUGH o the weddrng Patty rs now the heacl nu se Mrllershurg Memorral Hosprtal The Iorner IUDY BURWELL arrrved url escorted as her husband clerks rn a grocery store ludy has nrght duty at Mrllerslurq Memorral Hosprtal She hasnt seen her hus band 'to say Hello and Good bye srnce last Easter IOHNNY BOVVSER brought a load ot corn rnto town to be ground and came to the receptron whrle he was wartrng He now owns half the Iarms rn Iackson Townshrp IACK DAVIS who op rates the Rrgor Mortrs Funeral Home commented that 1 was a beautrlul ceremony but that rt was a shame to waste so many flowers and tears on lrve people .. - 0 r t . .,. ,. , - 1 . . - , . - I . t t . . , . . . ,. . 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My fmfldxllfl I M-MWA fCfw Lf4b .f fAiWH1fa!!EQ., Www Www? ,, '4yQ-if .lf if rtlw, Yia4lo,9oM1f,V pyfqgl CLASS PROPHECY We learned from BERNARD RUSHFORTH that he rs the professor of chemrstry at Ox ford Unrversrty rn England He IS vrsrtrng wrth hrs frrends rn the Unrted States durrng Its vacatron IIMMIE COOK tells us that he has recen ly been elected the presrdent of the Natrona Lrar s Assocratron He has been workrng for that offrce ever smce hrs hrgh school days BOB GOOD surprrsed us by sayrng that through all these years he has remarned a bachelor He hrnts that he has had qurte a few love affarrs but berng extremely bash ful he has never had nerve enough to pop the qu stron BARBARA IOHNSON arrrved wrth her seven 6 4 sons After startrng a football team she settled for a basketball team and two subs After havrng so much drffrculty rn tryrng to enlrst rn the Navy PHIL KENNETT tells us that he found he became extremely seasrck on a shrp He spent several years perfectrng an amazrng new prll to relreve seasrckness who now werghs only lO8 pounds She has followed rn her mothers footsteps by be comrng a feature wrrter for the New York Mornrnq Bugle and the Evenrng Trom bone DONEL LEE who rs the sports edrtor on the same publrcatrons helped Grnny get her start rn New York Donel tells us that KEITH LEWIS and LARRY WINTON frnally became ret prlots About frve years ago they Lurlt themselves a rocket shrp flew to the moon and have been sendmg messages by means of flyrng saucers ever srnce MARY LOUISE MCENTEE havrng become G regrsterecl nurse has establrshed the Sun beam Psychopathrc Sanrtarrum for the Srckly and Senrle She tells us that Mr McCaffry and Mrs Dunn are two of her favorrte pa trents Mrs Mellrnq who supervrsed our Iacksonran but drd not go wrth us to Wash mgton was released a few months ago-al most as good as new IOYCE MELLING says she has been an arrlrne hostess for several years and IS strll tryrng to make up her mrnd whether or not to be an old mard Ioyce says ha PATTY CUNNINGHAM a New York model flew wrth her on the plane from Pans where Patty has been modelrng the latest cre atrons It looks as though her modelrng ex perrence at Blocks was very successful CAROLYN RUSHTON told us that after workrng as secretary to the governor she has become so rnterested rn polrtrcs that she has decrded to run for State Repre sentatrve rn the next electron She sard she would apprecrate our votes BILL SCHERER and FLUTO Tl-IARP came to the weddrng together After servrng rr' the Navy for a number of years they have decrded to settle down and operate a mrlk haulrng busrness rn partnershtp Srnce they became qurte wealthy rn the Navy they plan to buy a large fleet of trucks hrre drrvers and open luxurrous offrces wrth a blonde brunette and red headed secretary each BOB WHISMAN has been the County Agent for Hamrlton County for several years now He decrded that rt was easrer to tell hrmself and besrdes he has the cutest secretary' ROBERT WALKER tells us of hrs excrtrng experrences whrle drrvrng the 500 Mrle Race at the Speedway We especrally lrked the one rn whrch he won the race by conceal mg wrnqs on hrs car and flyrng around the track The doorbell rang rust as we were about to leave and LEONARD BUUCK who de- veloped a fondness for the delrvery servrce delrvered a telegram for the brrde and groom It was from the former NANCY DUNN and her artrst husband They sent therr best wrshes but could not tear themselves away from Tahrtr for even a few days The happy couple drove one of therr several Cadrllacs to Nragara Falls cmd on through Canada for therr honeymoon They plan to resrde rn Arrzona where the frrm of the famous ROBERT fFrogg1el WAUGH rs burldrng a rarrrblrng ranch type home for them They plan to resrde there for the rest of therr lrves We hardly recognized VIRGINIA KINDER people how 1g farm than to do the Wgrk 7 X Q Q05 xx N x F if .X M Q f f .J .9111- 4. ,N f .,1v I ! ,. H. - ,KJ . ff . 1'f'4'7p NH! 6 s, 3 A Q W it 14 , .MV gi 5 X! E4??gx. I , . ' V wg! A XFQ i u QQ gn 'Q 14, :FE K Q A . ,, - f , ,Q . lx X 1 Q x. Q Q Q, f - O , JUNIORS OPPOSITE PAGE: ROW ONE: lohn Earnhizer, Kenneth Black, William Brown, Virginia Byers, loan Carr, Carolyn Chenoweth. ROW TWO: Kenneth Clark, Ianice Clifford, Larry Day, Marilyn Durnell, Mary Dyer, Mark Ehman. ROW THREE: Donald Endicott, Barbara Epperson, Ianice Fisher, Barbara Fecher, loe Furnish, Ierry Grimes. THIS PAGE: ROW ONE: Carolyn Hannah, Ralph Hartley, Virginia Hill, Dale Hinshaw, Margaret Hughes, Harry Huyck. ROW TWO: Mary Kingsolver, Max Kingsolver, Fritz Leonard, George Locke, Wilma Maggart, Harold Newby. ROW THREE: Bob Pickett, Dave Robert, Boo Rushton, Naomi Schildmeier, Floyd Snyder, Iames Waltz. Norman Waugh. NO PICTURE: Martha Thomas. lEditor's note: By mistake Richard Fuller and Richard Walz are pictured with the sophomores and should be with the juniors. See pages 44 and 45.l X 2 SOPH THIS PAGE: ROW ONE: Charles Bardonner, Marieta Beck, Billy Beechler, Ruth Ann Bishop, Shirley Blessinq. Jimmie Chenoweth, Janet Clifford. ROW TWO: Janice Clifford, James Cockrill, Anita Crowell, Maxine Downs, Glenda Fippen, Richard Fuller la juniorl, Norma Hale. ROW THREE: Gene Herrin, Gerry Hiatt, Sandra Hodson, Lee Hunter, Janet Jacquier, David Kinqsolver, Janet Knotts. ROW FOUR: John McClintock, James Miller, Jean Moore, Joan Nickey. OPPOSITE PAGE: ROW ONE: Judy Nickey, Donald Overdorf, DavidvPickett, Mary Redmon, Harry Reynolds, Rosemary Ross, Derek Rushforth. ROW TWO: Harold Schildmeier, Janette Scott, Lowell Siqler, Lou Small, Sue Small, Jane Ann Smeltzer, Bill Snyder. ROW THREE: Shirley Stafford, Edward Teal, Frank Trietsch, Peqqie VanMeter, Richard Walz fa juniorl, Larry Wesner, Carolyn Whisman. ROW FOUR: Neil Whisman, Dave 'White, Myrna Witter, Vonda Worthman. NO PICTURE: Edward Killin. N 1 1 5 1 Qin f ,, if Wa. S QM QA' Q V U A -A 7 ew pq ' 'A 'ui QKKLQ M4 1 C, 'Q I' 'fa . Vw 3. K +995 FW Ekf' art! 3 'J X Mu 1 H Q , 5' M I ww , ,, . +L if. . Q41 1 , . Q , s A H ,:- U Fi X4 Xa ,ff 7 Q 5' , M ' 'Q' ,V J' al . '. A ,' -, .524 5' y 5 'VKX Y , ' 7 L- ,, ' x v ff ' ' , x 5-37 'NR 53 'vm 1 0' Y ,aft i XS' Qykffh M. A , iw V .f 4 f H U A' qs' 241 .5 5 1, gg if if Qi, Wi., 5, W 5 .www EIN Q A ,ff X M A ., ...ff , Sky. flfei Vt WK!1'Qvgq ,V ,V Q L 1- 42. 1 kv 1 ' V ' Wg, 'Aj ,Q R H' , . , W, 'Q JV N W' Q Y I A 1 x ,lxk li, I ' i I vista TH, fl if fu X 'Tv ga F rg . S . L5 fa. ks tl 'HQ ,, ,,. 4 Q' vi N s',-Q ,Q i?gw'?'s,, 5 AW eff 5' k , ' 1 ' f ' 'lr MEN OPPOSITE PAGE: ROW ONE: Rex Baliif, Lowell Beam, Clarence Eeechler, Terry Belzer, Marilyn Bess, loe Bowser, Shirley Burnham, Iack Burwell, ROW TWO: Phyllis Chenoweth, Bill Clifford, Kenneth Corioway, Richard Conoway, Larry Cook, Roger Daley, Myron Demaree, Donald Dial. ROW THREE: Marilyn Douglas, Allen Downs, Dorothy Ehrrian, Glen Flowers, Morris Freeman, lim Gasho, David Granqer, Kenneth Heinzman. ROW FOUR: Duane Hiat', lack Hodson, Peggy Hudson, Rose-lyn lsenhower, Beverly Iacquier Charles Tones. THIS PAGE: ROW ONE: Geraldine lusiice, Arthur Kerfoot, Sandra Kinder, David Knapp, Linda Lewis, Delores Lloyd, Charles Lockwood, Tudy McGill. ROVJ TVv'O: Robert McEntee Ratiy Majors, Ralph Mayfield, 'Wilma Miller, Mary Morehead, Donald Nagle, Ralph Repo, Ioyce Retherford. ROW THREE: Larry Scot Terzrlyn Shaffer, Diana Simmons, lanet Smith, Betty Snead, Eddie Sowers, Sally Sfuctcer, Tudith Thatcher. ROW' FOUR: Shirley Vfaugh, Avis 'NeL:h, Dewzllis Vfehlo, Russell Vlhisler, lanet Wiles, NO PICTURE: Kieta TNood, Kenneth Hale. fc Gm T FoRREbT MCCAPFRY FOOTBALL ' 1950 1 vm Ji' , S A I QUE V1 ll KAN !x....,.- THELQAZ Ja fc: 499 40 CARL BALIFF BAS KETBALL GE PNNSVX Q08 GO S 3 . CvNp5Kx'eQw.U'Mxi KNTEPOD 'Y md ORG LE E LOCK FT END E w-1596 J: Q,NNkkgi,094-'W LJFRY JONQ . jo Kgs T DCKLE , X BILL RIG 'VHEQ ARD - BAXT'L O PQJLXS 6- FQ QuPxVsD 44,9 42,10 LE' T 4 CA. 86, ELEVEN Nomfm RKGH Nxfxffxungsa T E N D NJ X-Tegffuhap Pxcwfi RCKLE Vw ' Q1-pl 1,4r?l 'W E Ofv P 9 GAICZQD Mr. Knapp, as assistant football coach.. was Mr, McCaftry's co-worker dur- ing the football season. Student Managers Harry Huyck ana Robert Waugh, with water bucket and first-aid kit in hand, have been con- sistently on the spot whenever they were needed. FOOTBALL The lacrkson Central highflying Eagles enjoyed the best season of its football history in l95U. They won eight games while losing one, this to Noblesville, an undefeated team. Coach Forrest McCaftry developed the nucleus of the team in l949, thus having them primed for the l95O season. For l95l the future is very bright. Al- though losing nine lettermen, Coach McCaffry will have eleven returning letter- men to build around for his next team. This group will be led by senior Captain loe Furnish, a hard driving fullback. Other returning ietterrnen are George Locke, Norman Waugh, Harold Newby, Fritz Leonard, lim Cookrill, Bill Brown, lim Mil- ler, Dave White, lim Chenoweth, and lohn Barnhizer. This was the fourth year for Coach McCaffry at the helm of the lackson Cen- tral team. l-le has developed football into a major sport in the school and has be- come one of the outstanding coaches in the county. l-le is well-respected, both by his boys and competitive coaches. Mac creates a team spirit in his boys and gives them the determination that every team needs to win football games. Season Record lackson Central Opponent 27 lftfestfield 6 l9 Danville l8 26 Kirklin 7 l3 Sheridan 8 l2 Knightstown U 26 Tipton l3 O Noblesville 26 34 Boyerton 7 45 Greenfield 24 PICTLZRED AT RlGHT: BOW' ONE: Larry Scott, Duane Hiatt, Dav.d Pickett, ROVY' TV.'O: Bel: Vfallzer, Larry Day, lim Chenoweth Harold Newby, Dale Hinshaw. BOW THBEE: Larry Cook, Kenny Clark, Bernard Rush- forth, lchrt Barnhizer, Gene Herrin. ROV! POUR: Bill Clifford, lim Cockrill, Donald Over- dorf, Chuckie lcnes, lim Miller, Dave White. ROV! ElVE: Bill Brown, Bob Pickett, loe Bowser. I s I fl A, 'Q f' iw 'L 1. VT 'fl Q. fs NL re? 625 4? QE. ji fs 'Z' .- es fv. -of 1 A . , SENIOR FOOTBALL LETTERMEN JERRY JONES, 5'9 . 190 lbs. He played three years and was a letter- man three rough and tral's best. heart into Team two years. He played left tackle and. a rugged player, he was one of Cen- Jerry is a player who puts his whole a game. He was on the All-County years. BILLIE SCHERER. 6'. 185 lbs,. CAPTAIN Bill played four years and was a letter- man three years. He played right guard and was very good both offensively and defensively. He did much to develop the spirit of the team and he had the respect of everyone. He was chosen All-County guard and the most valuable player for the 1950 season. Bill earned une letter in basketball. After gaining experience on the second team in his Junior year, he made the varsity five this year. He was outstanding on defense, especially on boys who were taller than he, ROBERT 4'Froggie VVAUGH, STUDENT MANAGER Froggie has been one of Macs handy men for iour years. Managers seldom receive rec- ognition but they play an important part in all athletics. JOHNNY BOWSER. 5'8 , 165 lbs, He played three years and was a letterman three years. He played right half and was al- ways capable of driving across for those extra yards. Johnny also had speed and spirit which earned him much comment and he could al- ways be depended upon, Johnny earned two letters in basketball. Although lie sitw limited action. he was a. very dependable reserve guard. While in the game. he played his best, both on offense and defense. WALTER Tl-IARP. 5'll , 165 lbs, Fluto played three years and was a let- terman two years. He played right tackle and was always ready to go. He opened many good holes and made his share of the tackles. He was a har! playing lineman all season. FRANCIS BAITZ. 5'9 , 180 lbs. and was a letter- He played two years man two years. He played left guard and was always in there plugging. Francis had plenty of spirit and was always calm in a ball game. BOB GOOD. 62 160 lbs. He played four years and was a letterman two years. Along with being a good center. Bob was a good backer and defensive man. He really filled in the center of the line well. BOB XVALKER. 5'9 , 150 lbs. He played two years and was a letterman one year. He played left guard. but was a good all round player and fitted in well wherever he was needed in the line. Bob was a very aggressive player who had plenty of fight and the respect of all the team. CHARLIE DAVIS. 5'l1 . 170 lbs. He played two years and was a letterman two years. He played left half and was one of the fastest pig skin receivers in the county. Charlie toted the ball over the striped line many times for Central in the '49 and '50 seasons. He was chosen for the All-County Team and earned honorable mention for the All-State Team this year. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN tLeItl BOW' ONE: Ierry Iones, Bill Scherer, Hob ert VVaugh, Iohn Bowser. BOYD' TVVO' VValTer Tharp, Francis Baifz Bfi, Good, Bob VJalker, Charles Davis. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN tRightJ BOW ONE: Phil Kennett, lim Cook. BOW' TWO: David Cook. NO PICTURE: Larry Winton. SENIOR BASKETBALL LETTERMEN PHIL KENNETT was a two year letter- nzan. He played on the first five of the var' sity for twc years. He was second in team scoring in his senior year. A driving guard, Phil is as ncfed for his defensive play as for his offensive play. As a senior he made the All-County Team and received honorable mention on the Sectional Team. IIMMIE COOK was a two year letterman. He did not play much as a junior but as a senior he broke into the starting line-up a few tirnes. Iamrnie was also a driving guard and he had to play hard to make up for his lack of height. LARRY WINTON was a one year letterrnan. He did not make the starting five although he played quite a bit. As a reserve he pulled more games out oi the fire with his deadly left handed push shot than any other player on the squad. He received honorable mention on the Sectional Team. DAVID COOK tried every year, but didn? quite have the ability to make the varsify. If spirit would enable you to make the team, he would have made it easily. ENNY JOHNNY RJOWSER QUAQw CENTER LARK 1 L ARRY Wa NTO N Gurmu GERRV HUXTT 59 GUARD A Jummae C0014 KENNYB ORMAN Lic R 4 ILLQE v Cf-HER! R FORWAKU Fc-wwfmo GENE HEHHI?.j FORWARF, F-Rn 7 LEONARD GUARD Geoam Loewe Pfam KENNETT L, 'hd BASKETBALL The lackson Central Eagles started out fast this season and won their first twelve games before going into a tailspin and losing their next five. The Eagles beat Carmel and closed their regular season and sectional play with a record of 15 wins and 7 losses. During their 12 game winning streak the Eagles won a four-way tourney at Noblesville. Fishers, Walnut Grove, and 'Westfield also participated in the tourney. The two victories in this tourney helped the Eagles win the Hamilton County Conference championship. The Eagles won it with a record of 7 wins and no losses. The Eagles entered the County Tourney rated second only to Sheridan, the eventual winner. The Eagles played Sheridan in their first game, and were eliminated by a margin of 12 points. ln the sectional, Central again was destined to play the tough Sheridan crew. The Eagles blasted their way to the final game by beating Westfield and Tipton. ln the Tipton game the Eagles avenged their first defeat of the season by overpowering the Blue Devils 51-43. Sheridan tripped the Eagles by 13 points. The big man in charge of basketball certainly needs no lengthy write-up. Coach Baliff, during his 16 years here at 1. C., has done a fine iob of keeping our school in good standing on the basketball records. 1-le is to be congratulated on his outstanding record of the '50-51 season. Season Record lackson Central Opponent 63 Westfield 45 42 'Nindfall 67 52 Sharpsville 47 70 Carmel 55 49 Kirklin 29 52 Lapel 74 EZ Cgcffmelc k Four 'Way Tourney uqm ree 56 'Westfield 49 43 Walnut Grove 36 54 'Walnut Grove 42 47 Eden 46 C t H. 53 Frankton 47 , Oun Y loumey 68 prairie 39 56 Sheridan 68 50 Fishers, 48' Sectional Tourney 46 Tipton 57 57 Westfield 51 41 Zionsville 65 51 Tipton 43 39 Noblesville 44 44 Sherjdgm 57 Student managers Ralph Hartley and Iimmie Waltz, with their ability to be wherever they were needed most, have been the unsung heros of a successful basketball season. SECOND TEAM The second team Wound up the season with a record o nine W ns and six losses. Some ot the rnernbers ot tlwe team are eypectea to be on the Varsity next year. Jackson Central Opponent 20 lflfesttield 24 Sharpsville 32 Kirklin 39 Carmel 49 Walnut Grove 4U Eden 29 Frankton 52 Prairie Sb Fishers SS Tipton 26 Zionsville 42 Noblesville 25 Windlall Q7 Carmel 32 Lapel ROW ONE: Harold Newby, lim Chenoweth, Gerry Hiatt, Kenny Black George Locke Bl C Synder, Bob Rushton. ROW TWO: Harold Schildmeier, Max Kincgsolver, lohn Barnhizer Larry Day Floyd Synde lim Miller, loe Furnish. FRESHMAN SQUAD At the start of the season 14 treshman answered the practice calls. They played a short schedule ol lU qames, Winning 6 and losing 4. This was an average record but the boys gained a lot ot experience that will help them when they try to make the second team next year. They played in one tournament and lost to Noblesville. ROW ONE: David Granger, Chuckie Iones, Chuck Lockwood, Morris Freeman, Larry Cook Bill Clifford. ROW TWO: Iackie Burwell lStudent Manaqerb, Duane Hiatt, Rex Baliff, Roger Daley, Larry Scout Russell VVhisler iStudent Manaqerl. ROW ONE: Charles Davis, lohn Bowser, lirn Cook, Ierry Tones, Bob Walker, Gene Herrin. ROW TWO: Coach Baliff, lim Miller, Bob Good, Vfalter Tharp, David Cook, Bob Pickett, Larry Scott, Donald Overdorf. ROW THREE: Dale Hinshaw, Ierry Grimes, Arthur Kerfoot, David Granger, lim Cockrill, Morris Freeman, Allen Downs, Richard W'alz. TRACK The lackson Central thinlies are aiming for the 1951 County Track Championship. This year the learn will be balanced in both track and field events. With a tentative schedule of three or tour meets before the county, the boys should be ready for the big one. Tentative Schedule April 3-l. C., Westfield, Sheridan at Sheridan April April April l 2 5a tue 7 l. C., Vtfesttleld, Noblesville at Nobles I. C., Tipton at Tipton I. C., Frankton, 'Windtall at Frankton County Track Meet at Noblesville ville in ' fnrf' ' 6 I 1, i g, ' 4 5 J U 4 X 7' it 'h +2 H, 1 JZQQS5, , , f V , '--' . . Q 'Pl A , Qs f ?g,: : ,f . gif 4e gi 1 Ag 1 ., ' is ff my W 7 5 1' - fi.1M :F My Ay 'N AQ. . 3' - ' ' 'Lf un' V 'lift 6 , , ' 'Ffa 'I' ' . Q..-. -,M - V, , ' 4 4 4-Lx - XX 1 , K' f , W ,W V s W 512 ' n, 5 , W ra I . 12 Y :Sf 1 lf' X 1 ffgp C4 Q OPT ELENENTFIRY 12,3 ' C7 'E pf 2 1 3 2 ,il DQ E Q! X52 V f W I 42 A QQ -Q iwvl ff!-ff 5- ,-Lf 'J rf ff , TL J-N ii: 'V Sv i 0 my A 1 X' li- .., C it x WN 44. 'A .. .. 2 6' I-'erol Iohnson Beulah Hall Grade l Grade 2 Bertha Smith Gertrude Etchison Grade 3 Grade 4 Azzu Long Margaret Davis Grade 5 Grade 7 Hugh Leemcm Cecil E. Clark Grade 8 Principal Virqile Recobs tNo Picturel Grade 6 ATLANTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Atlanta School started the 195061 school year wth two new teachers, Mrs. Prank Recobs, who came to us from lacke son Central to teach reading, health, and home economics in the upper grades, and Mrs. Eugene lohnson, who was the new first grade teacher. For the first time in its history, the school operated its own book-store, which proved to be very successful. The books were on hand when school started and each student was able to have his books on the first day of classes. Mr. Clark, principal, was in charge of ordering the books and was ably assisted in the sale of the books by Estelee Taylor and lane Warfel of the eighth grade. The eighth grade sponsored a paper drive in November in order to make money for their graduation exercises. This netted the class 554. Students and teachers contributed 3543 for Christmas seals and S53 to the March of Dimes in addition to generous contri- butions to the Red Cross, Heart Fund, Easter seals, etc. The lunior Red Cross under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Long. rnade tray favors for the Veterans Hospitals at Christmas time and filled 14 boxes to be sent by the Iunior Red Cross overseas. Members of the Student Council were Shirley Castor, Phil Etchison, Phil Pickett, lackie lames, Don Bauchert, and loyce Witham. Yell leaders were Diane Thomas, Peggy Thomas, and loyce Witham. Shirley Castor and lane Warfel were the news reporters. They collected and edited the school news each week and sent it to the Noblesville Ledger and the Tipton Tribune. For the fourth :onsecutive year the Atlanta Grade School was host for the County Iunior High Basketball Tourney. For the second time in those four years the Gophers emerged as champions. . H749 ' fs ,170 T 3 I4 'P Q W K 1.5 . lik. ' ' y A , I T .Y T if W -ig 1x 1 ,. . . , . . fi wt 1.3 Q . K 5,4 54 rg '. 1 , . ' v t v ' .. V I .P P , ' lc, I- I 4 'Nxi i.- ll A x x ' rl 1 P IFJ? T ..3 a -47 ' 4 . .t 9 ' X' x-Qt ' Q , lf- jak GRADE 8 ROW ONE: Bill Bishop, Shirley Castor, Linda Cliliord, Eddie Cline, Phll Etchison, William Fippen, Billie Gullion, Sally Hale, loyce Hunter, Nancy lackson, Sarah jenkins, lady lustice. ROW TWO: Gene Kennett, Ralph Kleyla, Russell Noel, George Ogden, Wilma Perkins, Tommy Plumlee, Franklin Scott, Charles Snelling, Martha Smeltzer, Charles Smith, Phillip Smith, Ernie Stevens. ROW THREE: Estelee Taylor, lane Warfel. Phil Vtfariel, Floyd Woods, Robert Zeis. NO PlCTURE: lackie Ross. A ' 'l , ,gurl I, i ., I , I A 4 'QQ V' -S- , Q' ' ' ' I f r iff 'ff --V51 I ,l Q ,X 5 3 M ,gl s ' fl 1 1 Q 1 'Q 4. .. t 44 - '2 ,- 1 - 2, T 4 ,I ., T . 2 .. iz 2. y z lil ' 'Sf llatlfl'-L f. A . f . t . Q A .. t, ' GRADE 7 ROW ONE: Carolyn Bess, Mary Ellen Black, Rebecca Clifford, lcidith Deppen, Hairy Lee Devol, Max Ena.cotf. Charles Garst, Tommy Hale, Max Hinshaw, Michael Hughes, Betty Iacquier, lacqueline lames. ROW TWO: larnes Kaiser, Larry Knapp, Rex Knauer, lohn Lewis, Donald McClintock, Fredde Miller, Richard Moore, Donald Morehead, Nola Morgan, Bennett Morris, Phil Mosbaugh, Patricla Perkins. ROW THREE: Ioe Phifer, Phil Pickett, George Plumlee, Lenice Pontius, Donald Ramsey, Ralph Shock, Sue Smith, Anna Sowders, Bob Stover, Bob Stuck-er, Dian Thomas, Donald Walker. NO PICTURE: Steve Herron. H N 'Ht 1'5- tn A A' 4 W GRADE 6 ROW ONE Laura Ache-nbach Don Baucnert Carol Brshop Nelqon Bodner Dorothy Burns Pnl Buscher Ronald Chrrsty Shrrley DeVol Rose Anna Duncan Kav Ehman lohn Fzppen Iames Flowers ROW TWO Wanda Fcrkne N1ra Quran:-er Roger Grrffm Sandra Hodson Gary Hollxday lerry Hudson Tommy Lynch Hazel McCauley Tommy lV'el1ng 'Wrllram Moore Tracy Raguet Iudy Redrnon ROW THREE larry Retherford Anna lane Srn1'h Denny Spldel Harold Stevens Peggy Thomas loyce Wxtharrt Keuh 'Wood Larry Wood NO P CTURE Sandra Branson .lf .. 2 'fx' 4 M' GRADE 5 ROW ONE Eldon Adamson Davrd Arderson Icwren e Beck Norma Brown Carolyn Car mzchael Lors Duncan Royce Essrg Ke1th Gar Larry Granger Luellen Hxlclebrand Iames Huffman Martha Hunter ROW TWO Iudrth lames Ronald Kerfoo Marmlyn Knapp Robert McG1ll Ioan Nause Davrd Plumlee Betty Ramsey S phen Rowell Larry Smmons Donna Mae Smrth Wnllram Smrth Iewell Sowders ROW THREE Sharon Stover Vance Wrtham lr Ronald Woodruff Parker Zexs arf. 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L ' . l , ' ' t ' Sf, ' , ' , rye '41 rl V I I V I I l I 4 to ri' .t.. tihli ,.f my gig-i f GRADE 5 ROW ONE Donald Burns lvielmda Buscher Beverly Castor Elatne Cook Patsy Cass Barbara Craxl ludy Cummms Vrrqma Deppen Larry Endrcott Charlene Ftscher Howard Godby Iantce Gulllon ROW TWO T nda I-'emzrnan Stepnen Hotltday Robert Huffman Carl Ka1ser Sherolyn Lambert Patsy Lynch Mtke McCauley Ronald Mayors R becca Mtlls Sue Moore Rtchard Newby Sue Retherford ROW THREE Robert Rush Sharon Salsberry Lyrn Scott Steve Smlth Steven Smth Marvm Teal Leora We r NO PICTURE Zaxqa Ifuze W1llam Poe R3 223 QM' C' 23' GRADE 4 ROW ONE Evan Achenbach Phxlro Ban r Rebecca Baluf lane Btshop Nan y Btshoy Patty Bren on Dav1d Cortern e Dcyle Esstq Be ty lo Farley Ellen Mae Forkner Gerald Garst Nayne Gray at AME ROW TWO Sarah Grftm Tommy Gruel Eugene ha ket Ianet Heaton Mary Io Hughes Dav1d Kerfoot Iudy Lanqold Lu maa McBane Rrchard McCauley Betty Ann Iv'1ller loyce Moore .pharon Nagle ROW THREE Georqta Plumlee Marrlyn Ran sey Shtrley Raque Sand a Redman Ierry Satterly Kenny loe Scott Danny Slmmons Iohn Stfver Crt Sumner Wtllarrt Terry R1 hard Warfel Mary Franc s Webb Nromr Wtlltan S NO PICTURE G.mta Kuze - I 4 :A 'U 4 ' .5 ' 4 , 3 v . 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Q A 2 nf Y GRADE 2 ROW ONE Wrllrarn Ackles loyce Adamson Vada Brown Ronald Cherry Donald Chrrsty Penelope Crawford Garry Curnmms LOIS Ann Davrs Ronald Davs Carolyn Duval Dewayn Ehmarr Glenda Ehman ROW TWO lerelene Flowers Eugene Codhy Robert Granoer Karen Gullron Patrrcra Hratt Esther lustrce Robert Kerfoot Collrs Lancolf Irmmre Peqqy Satterly ROW THREE lohn 'icott Dar ell Sloo k Cary Srnrth Stucker Lrnda raylor Bettye Wallcer Clevadell Webb NO PICTURE lames Robert Poe Lynch Bonnre lV'1lls Pauleeta Mohler Lours Srruth Marranne 'Sprdel leanna Ferber Wrlllams Brlly Zers M 5 F if pid 4 'K K ,lsr S Q . g Ziawmr xii GRADE 1 ROW ONE Denrus Acnenoach R nald Ac les Nancy Adamson Karen Que Balrff Larry Beaver Claude Carmrchael Randall Carson S anley Cherrv Denn s Coss Karen Sue Crarl Brlly Deppen Donald Forkner ROW TVVO luanrta Garrnon Wfuanrtta arst lerry Granger M1chaelHuffrnan ludy lackson lohn Knapp Tena Sue Lewls Eddre Lynch Steven Mayors Larry VlcCl1ntock Reoecca MCGlll Ivlarre Moore ROW THREE jerry Nepoer Ceorqre Pcnfrus lean Ramsey Lynne Qarndon Benlarrun Scot' Davrd Scott Harold Shepara Mary lane Smrth Peg v Smrrh Cha es Sowde s Beve ly mprdel Karen Io Strt ROW FOUR Donn e Q over Stev mtuctce Day a lerry Sharon W'arfel NO PICTURE Leann Huffman il , y r- V A, A' ' . 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The single blot on the record was a 31 to 23 loss to Tipton at Tipton, which evened the score be- tween their tor the season. Atlanta nad prevgously beaten the Tipton team 31 to 26 at home. That single loss was overshad- owed, however, by victory in the annual Hamilton County lunior High Tournament, the second such charnpionsnip in tour years. A new season scorinq record for Atlanta was set by Eddie Cline, who scored 157 points in 17 games. The previous record was made by Fritz Leonard in the 1947--48 season when he scored 112 points in 21 games. Donald Walker had the best tree ROW ONE: Ernie Iifevens, Phi Vfartel, Phil Mos ROV! TWO: Coach, Mr. Leeman, Billy Gu Tommy Plumlee. tfiIOW average ot the team. 1-11s average was .544 with 25 tor 46 attempts. Season Record Atlanta Cpponents Z1 Lapel 13 49 Walnut Grove 7 27 Sheridan 11 44 Cicero 27 31 Tipton 26 17 Zionsville 16 27 Noblesville 21 33 Zionsville 25 31 Fishers 17 23 Tipton 31 22 Sheridan 15 40 Cicero 18 36 Noblesville 27 28 VVa1nut Grove 15 County Tournament 38 Sheridan 12 23 Noblesville 19 Z4 Fishers 23 bauqh, Earl Shock, Phil Pickett, fahn Lewis. llion, Phil Etchison, Eddie Cline, Donald 'Walken 1' 1 :TQ '- q 1 CICERO Elementary School Nell Fisher Ruby Holman Grade l Grade 2 Minnie Morris Bertha Gunkel Grade Z Grade 3 Irene Sims Doral Daniels Grade 4 Grade 6 Nola Glenn Clell Miller Grade 7 Grade 8 Clavis Hinshaw Alberta Tottleben Margaret Mitchell tNo Picture? tNo Picture? Grade 1 Grade 5 Cicero Grade School is larger this year than it has ever loeen. There are 355 pupils enrolled and eleven full time teachers. Grades one and two are divided, each grade having two teachers. Two new teachers, Mrs. Morris, grade two, and Mrs. Gunkel, grade three, were added. Mrs. Sigler, who was to teach the iitth grade, has been coniined to her home, and Mrs. Mitchell has done most oi the substi- tute teaching ior her. Mr. Black and Mr. Roush teach art and music at Cicero three days each Week. Mrs. Alan Mann is president of the P.T.A. which sponsors the school cafeteria where more than 250 pupils eat aaily. The basketball team this year was small but mighty, and emerged with an almost even number of victories and losses. Our pupils have taken an active part in the March ot Dimes, the Iunior Red Cross, and other welfare move- ments. 'f' QQWQ M , 4 39 LQ .9 Q? 'lt A 'i GRADE 8 ROW ONE Charles Applegate Margaret Ann Bardonner Rosemary Barker Jrrn Bowman Suzanna Burres Lourse Buuck Janet Cook Nancy Cusrck Carole Drck Sandy Durnell Kay Gunn Barbara Hartley ROW TWO Arlen Henry Barbara Huqnes Larrv Hunter Robert Lynn Hunter Phll Johnson Marcra McDole Ketth McGlll Kathryn Ntckey J1m Nrqhtenhelser Jerry Rrcketts B1ll1e Srqler James Spaethe ROW THREE Marylyn Ann Stoops Larry Ttshn r Charlotte Ann Whrsman Myra Worthman Q? S 40 M YI 'NAR Q 4' 4 N' sf? af-7 Y W 5 .L..I ' Nl L 5 GRADE 7 ROW ONE Perry Austm David Bally Dale Baker Kathleen Barnhrzer Karl Beam lnrta Beechler Larry Bera Jay Bowser Judy Burns Kay Burrs Nancy Carroway Jxll Cook ROW TWO Nancy Cook Nolan Coverclale Elarne Daubenspeck Jantce Dukes Karen Flsher Hal Fuller Don Gelunqer Charles Good Lee Gunkl Deon Hodson Maurlta Huse Elmer Johnson ROW THREE Rosle Johnson Phrl Krllm Kerth Knapp Sara Lorton Molly Mann Tony Marqurs Robert Mrller Ferrealene Murry Nancy Nance Lewrs Schrldmerer Carolyn Srely Ruth Snyder ROW FOUR Judy Stoops Norma Trout Yonee Trou Judy Wewe Davrd Yater A ,,.f'r. E 4 K '9 an 9 I 3 - 4, 0 fx S X .'fL'?'laLlr- W h 4 V Gif'-' 'J f 4 5. if 5 S ,pa z Q , . I K 4 mf. ., , L A we I I X ' 130 1? Q X I I 4 N ' L A .15 ,,,T W Vg 16, , 1 N ' --4 R 1. I I If -j ,J K 4' in fr' ' J 'ed J 9 .5 ,pl K '-X I J .J Q Q T' -, 1 T, ' x X X , , V I' .b T- 9 Q Q 1 ' 'Lk Q' Q, ' I ,,-. A ,A 5 T ' T' ' A' ' 1 ' Eff V Q L J r ' ., w , 4. 1 tr pn sz . +. -4 FR ,AK - 4, -'fa 9 X , 1' Q ay-1-nl Q . J A Z W 51 ,JJ . 1 N , - , B1 N r 't ' J 1 .1 ,. , 'J ?' a 'A Q QV , A ' V A L .f lv' J W . 53 ' 'hd 4 uaxwfw M Q he-lm 190' 3 1' snare 964 GRADE 6 ROW ONE Carol Baker Olrver Barker Sharon Beechrer Huoh Berry Lynn R Blessmq Darlene Bowman Ronnre Bowman Robert Bozell Lrnda R Brown Ierry K Bures Sandra Cam Brlly Cook ROW TWO Theresa Crowell Charles Drck I an Ann Etchrson Tommy Brll Fox Carol Ann Fuller Dale Glenn ,Toe Glenn Fran.: Hratt Stephen Hzatt 'mda Hoover Mary L lsenhower Kay Iacobs Nexl McDole ROW THREE Barbara McGee Dane Maylreld Phyllrs Mrller Dennrs Allen Prper lan Robrnson Creston Stokes Lmda Stokes Buddy Trdler Emrly Tomlmson Max VanMeter Co della Wells Harry Woodruff Ieanrne Worthman NO PICTURE Larry Gnfhn ' 1 , ' it y l ,T X , -T T 'fmt -A -- N L - 5 ' - 9 I V, l A . J . ,,1,: , ' , ,fix . - l.,... ,:.r . T 3' 5' -y , ' 9 0 My 4 ' f 'f I Y . - and - ffflrxltl tu . t n, ..- 1 . xv V as . 9 - i y 4 , ' s'L 9r'1 A n AV P he G L , YQ .Z ,L WL l Il r T11 u X P 1 ,RH f X ri, as si.: f I ,I W J X N Mk! Q ' A ugh: Tkwt-: I W A mr T ,H X l an at M' 1 Ll GRADE 5 ROW ONE lonn Alden L nda Applegate -Caren Bozell Robert Buuck Ray Cltnton lerry Conaway loy Cook Lorece Dral Lavonne Duval Saundra Faulstrck Wrllram Gla e Btlle Grrmes ROW TWO Daqnna Grrns Kezth Hernvrnan Roscoe Hobbs Qharon Hughes Nancy Hunter Tacquelrne Irlancl r.1nda Kelshaw Anrta l'1nder Iudrth Knotts lulra Lewrs ludzth Lloyd Lrnda Lorton ROW THREE Robert Mann Mary lxnn Mayir ld Don Mrller Glendra Mosbaugh lean Pearson Gordon Pryor Ioyce Pryor Ne-11 Purkey Prederrck R1Ck9llS Phllllp Ross Iohn Rushforth Sandra Srmth ROW FOUR Nancy Stoops lerry Sutton Nancy Zreqler NO PICTURE Ierry Cook --.wg 4 . ' . I of 4 W ' A -J as p. his if 'SJ Q Ed' 1 9 QQ L .rust 6 Q Q Q W' :Nm M. GRADE4 9-33 .aa B ROW ONE Carol Ann Applegate Donnre Ba1ley Ph1l Baker Berkely Bangs Lrnda Bardonner Brenda Blake Patty Ann Bowman Shrrley Mae Bowman Bxll Bures Carol Burns Wanda Costo mms Carl Drck ROW TWO Iuay Drck Iames Douglas Saral' lane Etchrson lohn Alden Grrmes Iunzor Grrmes Davrd Hersser Davrd Hrat lrmrnre Hodson Harold Isenhower ludy Iacobs Lester Iohnson Glenda jones ROW THREE Mrllon Ke-lshaw Kay Krnq lzmmy lietterman Georqeanna Lewrs lerald Louks Albert Moore Ioe Ray McDonald Terry Nance Dan Prper Eugene Prper Ronald Pryor Edward Redd ROW FOUR Bxlly Lee Seely Stephen Stokes Lmda Sylvester Carolyn Taylor Vrolet Thompson Rtchard VanMeter Donald Worthman NO PICTURE Eugene Pryor Dennrs Grrflrn -lv 0 m 'i4 O -.3 45 M- ft ,rw 1 l Jr-- -...gb ., W ' l tml GRADE 3 'Q P5 ROW ONE Pr s rl a Alden Boory loe Bag r Sandra Baldvvm Norma Lost Burrrs Carole Chflord Laura Conaway Allfert Davrs K rth D lc Barbara Ellen Estdaly R a G d Bucldre Grrffxn Geraldzne Gnfhn ROV! TWO B nm Grlmes As ra Grms Lrurras Cunn Chr s y Havens S even Hawor h Sandra Kay Henson Donald Kelsheu Barhara Kmde Beverly McDonald Becky McEn1re lerry McG1ll Lesue MCK1nsey ROW THREE Myrna Mann Brlly Mrller Cordon Prckett Bonny Lynn Roudehush Srmpson Soma Smrth Patty Stafford Glenda Startzn'an Rohert Ste p M lodre Thomas Cherrta Trout Dcnnre Trout Carl Worden NO PICTURE Dale Nrahtenhelser Larry Cook Charles f 'y O Q 9 4, s ' 4 Q ' L I N J ' 1 ,' ,I ARL . 5 3, h, -Q A N ,' ' ' , - H A an f 'IS 5 , Q 4 Q 1 , 1 'J-lk' Q' N N A .- LS al N 4 fbi .r gf A Y -X Uv L :F Q! , t T L A 1' T w sl ' Q4 .,,: A L , . , tr 'K lf, on ' 6 T A S uV7:.,3lY2 lr. . E ,., tt L ' f'5'W T T Fr 1 I ' 5 , , 4 In 8, , V. ,W A f K lst, J AW fx - nm li Q A lvl 1 kwin A- L W ' T N04 J ' 7' 'G , J I W. 'XL w K A, V X ' r T r tsl ' ' 13--my A T ,T rt , ' B ,L iq T '?.f . X 'L ' ll .wzxjas T it P, X -. If gl? aff T T rr' - ff . arc' T mm 2 pf-J '17 'T flu 5, X U .L Am. 1 In-X 4 l M Tb 'ua 5 3 ' GRADE 2 ROW ONE Ronald Arnett Donna ,ean Baldwrn Norbet Bowman Mrchael B D l rown anre Burchtreld Steven Bures I ry Cam Teresa Cecrl Clem Cook Mrchael Cook Roger Fulton Donald Iacober ROW TWO Sandra Long Tommy Lyre lxmmy MCCune Carol McDonald Phrllrp Mrller Rrchard Mrller Everett Pryor Patty Sue Pryor Nolan Purkey Russell Ramwater lane Ann Re-pp Glenn Robmson ROW THREE Kermzt Ross Drama Scherer Patty Kay Scherer Mervm Srmpson Danny Sowers Reqrnald Stepp Danny Trout NO PICTURE Sherry Ann Grlpm Tommy McGuffey RMRQ M92 We -K no 9-Q 9 1 '31 M , Qtgigi GRADE 2 ONE Bally Apple Sherry Apple Nancy Baker Vrrqmra Beam Karen Sue Brown Drana Bruce Ronald Clark Ierry Cook Tammara Cook Ellen Dral Steven Dunn Sue Durnell ROW ROW TWO Ioe Duvall Vrckre Emmons Karen Gellmqer Dallas Henrrcks Erln Hope Chen Nell Illyes Ioyce Krllrn Sterlrnq Louks Davxd Marcum Karen Sue Meyncke Ierry Mrller ROW THREE Sharon Moore Randy Overdorf Robert Roudebush Mrchael Sanders Douglas Scherer Beverly Thomas Bruce Thomas Linda Tomlmson Trmothy Townsend NO PICTURE Ioan Grxffrn Q I - P, Q 9 A ll ' . R A h ,Q h ,I 'T ' Yi , 5,x' gn- -ax A 'F' , t ,I 1' I , '44 . , ,fill Q M , V 7 , 'V , I. FA ,Ts 0 G -J -.iflra To -J , I ,X - V :1 4 : lb! ' J 44-, If E K 5 QL an 9 R bl ig 1 f R A ' . gt E .5 l it 1 . -vltetfll . l V 'Q ., l ' 'M F D , T x 'ag V I iv.. A f ' nv 5' in - . I A T A I V I V I V . , er ' , ' , , ' , , J K V A D- , Q ,I J, ' l kk 3. . ls 'E 231115 L f . A .. -H , ' U Q Q T ,lt e E T T X ,T W f A ff- A f ' . 1 'E ft T O gf -S l .' t,.T 9 T ' Q I . Y L' I7 at Sf . R Dry 1 ' I jr Vri I gi., ,rv I- ,A 51-.1 '. DEER. . R I' 'R-'C .4 Wi if f s sf V? Q -h LI? 1 I A . Q 0 ' 1 L . 1 E QQ geese QQSQW, GRADE l ROW ONE Iudy Alden Marsha Ammerman Sharron Baldwrn Barbara Clark Bruce Deakyne Don Carson Dwrght Etchrson lohn Eudaly Charlene Faulstxck Sara Ann Good Pamela Grzffrn Wayne Gunn ROW TWO Rrfkj Hamllton Merle Hrll Elrzab th I-luqhes Carlre lohnson Harlle lohnson Marrlyn Long Bobby McDonald Barba a Ivlller Trudy Mundy Lmda Overdort Marllyn Rushton Susre Snead ROW THREE Debbre Sullrvan Barbara Thomas Tudy Trretsch Lrnda Unger Susre VanMeter Roberta Waltz Bobby Worthman ' -1-JO ' v LLB V4 191' ,5 nay 40 'Q All 52.1 GRADE l ROW ONE ludy Bardonner Denms DeMoss lurqrnza Drclc Douglas Drake Pamela Grrwm Ioseph Glaze Elhs Good Karen Sue Gtmes Raymond Humbles Carl loe Iennmqs Sharon Leap Irmmre Lyons ROW TWO Larry McEntu'e Ion Moore Donald Sanders lohn Leroy Schultz Davld Shrelds Mary Spaethe Beverly Startzman Kathryn 'laylor Steve Thompson Iudy Wxles Jeanette Yater NO PICTURE Ixfnrnie Bender AY x E . , my X tb 6 t 5 H 014' ' , E PM v A A: 4.4:-J 4 Q' V X , - .l v v- X , .,A?,, v ' ' - A . 3? P u P 4 gm -J - i , - -C I I, ' ' , '.., l 9 , V, , I 1 1- A , y rf r .495 , 2 Q, g ' 'Q 6 l ' 4 bl ' 5 y. rr. A x . 'N , 2 ' ' V ' fn ' 'V-4 V A1 Y' GJ G -- ' W' 'C k-. W, ', 'N nga. f A N x-Qi? ff Q at N Lt ,V CICERO BED DEVILS The Cicero Red Devils tinished their season with tour victories and six defeats. This record is good when you consider that we were building this year. Only one member of the starting live will graduate this year, so next year's prospects look very bright. Season Record Cicero 25 Sheridan Cicero 23 Fishers Cicero S9 Sugar Creek Cicero 27 Atlanta Cicero 21 Noblesville Cicero 27 Walnut Grove Cicero 47 Walnut Grove Cicero 32 Sheridan Cicero 18 Atlanta Cicero 30 Noblesville lunior High Tourney Cicero Z6 Walnut Grove Cicero 16 Fishers Cicero 36 Noblesville ROW ONE: Larry Berg, Bobby Miller, Tommy Fox, Iimmy Nightenhelser, Dale Glenn. ROW TWO: David Yater, Lewis Schildmeier, Robert Bozell, Nolan Coverdale, Jimmy Spaethe. ROW THREE: Coach, Mr. Miller, Don Gellinoer, Deon Hodson, David Bailey, Phil lohnson, Billy Sigler, Charles Applegate. SENIOR ACTIVITIES F1.1:1'.'- 1: 21115111.1114 1' I' flf,.'.'i'.--f..'1 11111: I,T',V'j Eli 1 -it Mzmxt. emi GEiIIQ'SIj'.1ffj YJVF1.'1jT1IfQf. ',I:CYffTf3CIIT171 .-3.1:l'.H v.'vTCI5I1lII,CJfCI', 1 Q vi L.lQff.fA. -i-lf '.FLff 5I,ll1',I,I1j I 1' :,g 1 2f:1t.t1f1'3 C1I,fI ft, :f Iflf, W11: .f,fi'1, I.Iq,,:':1::gft1T .7-.711r 1' i. ff1:'Q1'u:.C1i 1 51.2 1 U11f11y .' 11.11 117111111 Iff-11.131 flI'I 2 1 4'1111 '1. 1' 1 .w.'1.- ,. . .. ,fL1,.:' . Q. .. g l.I.j 5111131113 . ,, . ..1, .. A. ':, ,, EC ff,1 f11':'1zf': Fi' Q, . LI 11 if 48 Yi R 20,9 U - 1 y , f 4 ,gy 555l Q, lH' .W is ' if Y . fe: , P i , '14 , riff 82 ty H971 A i 4 .1 w ,nf ff , s af' Q Q , ., 'K 'kx-'-1 fs-.X EW aw ,,.,,Ni-Q Q4 i ' 4 I t CAN YOU IMAGINE? Andy Anderson wtnout a tall stc y Bob Wmsman N t tout a r 1 rown ot q orvf Francts Bartz W1ll1OUl nts tm lm e Nancy Dunn VJ1lIlOl,1l be no love d1z7y7 Delor1s Bowman lttbcut b Ct M ards to sag lrmmy Mrller ke plnq o t of a tray? lobnny Bowser wttbout a qood le soft Bob Good Wrtbout a scheme contessm ludy Burwell wrthout a secret to tell Luctlle Reynolds not playtnq ltookey o well? Leonard Buuck w1tn a soft quret votce Vrrqtma Kmder oemq 98 los by cbo1ce'9 lrmmy Cook w1thout hrs brq lrne Pl'11l Kennett w1thout hrs alrbun 'P Patty Mosbauqb wrthout sometbmq to eat lanlce Wartel W1tl'1 a temperament sweet? Evelyn Carlrsle wrth Hort harr Pat VVHTYQ wlthot t a qrrpe to a1r'? Ntla Z1eqler wrtbout wer Andy Ketth Lewts wltbout a srntle baftdf Robert Wauqlu Wlthout bls smoke nrqs lack Davls Wrtltout anttque tb1r1qs7 Davtd Cook wltb tus class rmq Pat Cunmnqbam not trymq to slnq? Larry W1HfOU Wrtnout olavtna ba ketball lerry Ammerman cbe Nmq no qum c' all Donel Lee wlth a aark svt artbv look Carolyn Busbton and no sbortltand bookf Bobert Walker and no soutltern drawl Barbara lobneon oemq SIX feet tall? Mary McEntee Wrtbout ltcr olush Brll Scherer qettmo rn a rush? Bllly Coy wrtlt lose cropoed lteaa Beverly Hmkle wttbout sometbmq red? loyce Mellmq wxtbout natural curls Dale Nan e ever lookmq at Q1YlS9 Barbara Bedmon wttlnout b r Ptll Margaret Hodson talkmg aqaxnst her w1l'? Bernard Bustttorth vvttb sometlnnq to say lerry lanes and no Jokes to relay? Cbarhe Davt bemq tonquetled Kenny Betherlord eatmq lood tl at 15 trred? And thls one mdeed would be smtple Pluto Tharp wxtbout oeekaooo dtrnoles . L r lr ,Y ' rt c l If . . . 1 , H. , I .1 t - z.. ff V t V, ' 1 . . Vt 1- rr 1, ,, 9 U . . r ' C fm. t ,C . ' ., f . .. ' '? . K . It ,H A no D . .- . ,Y . - , , - . . . -. 1 , y . . . . . .. 1 S1 -- 1 . . 1 . . . A . . . . 1 x- A C C A . . X B - , . 1, . 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NOBLESVILLE INDIANA Est 1867 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of INDIANA INCORPORATED Phone 48 RUSSELL PICKETT 6. SONS BUYER OP POULTRY 6 EGGS Phone 28 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK NOBLESVILLE INDIANA Complete Bank no Servlce See Us Por Any Type of Loon Sheridan Nobesville THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Trpton Indrana Cornolete Bffnlcrnq Servrce Deposrts Insured up to SIU OOO Loans Investments and Trust SGFVICSS Cornpllrnents of RAYMOND B SHAFFER Furnrture and Funeral Drrector Arcadra Phone 43 or 94 SPIDEL HP RDWARE Zenlth 'lelevrsron CS Radlos G Gas Ranges Phrlco Retrlaerators M ytaq Washrna Maclunes And a Complete Lrne ot Hardware Goods Atlanta Indiana SUMNER STANDARD SERVICE ATLAS Tlres Batte es G Accessones East End of Arcadra Dhone 74 1 - I , A . o 4 1 . . , rv . . J , VL rw -.. T1 4 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE FRIENDLY HELPFUL ACCOMMCDATING WAINWRIGHT BANK 6. 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Phone 58 OF Compliments of WILSON HELMS MARKET Arcadia, Indiana Phone l67 Compliments of ARCADIA GRILL Arcadia Indiana Phone 79 Congratulations to CLASS 5l DUNN S STANDARD SERVICE Tipton Phone 98 Charles P Rutledge CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY The Classes of IACKSCN CFNTRAL I-HGH SCHCQL ALVVAYS Cet Their Tukey School Plan Representative ll v 1 J . - I I - .H Cornplrrnents of OYLERS Gereral Merchandlse Atlanta lndlana Phone Comphments of BAUCHERT S IEWELRY SHOP Phone 340 Noble-svllle HEATONS MARATHON SERVICE Gas Lubrrcatton T1res Battertes Accessones Qurck Battery Charge Maln and Walnut Phone ll0 Atlanta lndlana Comphrnents of SCHERERS SUPER SERVICE Body and Fender Renarr and Rehnrshmq Phone 77 BERNARD PICKETT HATCHERY Nohlesvrlle lnd1ana NORGE APPLIANCES C1cero Phone lO6 Cornpltments of DELUXE CHECK PRINTERS INC Chrcaqo New York St Paul Cleveland Kansas C1ty C R Anderson lna1ana Representatlve Cornphnf ents of WALTER A SHARPE General Hardware Noblesv1lle lndlana , , ' 32 . , Cicero, Indiana I V . Dodge Plymouth CROUCH MOTORS SoIes CS Service Dodge Iob Roted Trucks Tipton, Indiono Phone 664 CICERO 510c 6 S100 STORE CICERO INDIANA PRICED ABOUT RIGHT The Store For AII CLARK'S Arcodio Phone 154 Comphrnents INDIANA GAS 6. WATER INC Cornphments ot SHAFERS SHELL SERVICE Phone II Arccrdrcx Cornpl ments of Oscar D Havens MD EVANS IEWELRY STORE 24 So 8th Street Quorhty Iewelry Lowest Prrces Gudronteed Wotch Repcurrng Tlpton Bu11d1ng 61 Loan Assn II3 Conrt St Trpton Thrs A soorotron rs Based on Its Strength Reputotlon ond Servlce of , CO. , , I . w , ' . . S G. , . 0 0 I , , THE STYLE NOOK Always brrnqs you ndtlondlly crdverhsed qcrrrnents dt the lowest posslble prrces Cornphments of IIM WALL Your Auto lnsuronce Agent CLINES SHEET METAL SHOP Furnace Repcnrs Gutterxnq Spoutrnq Wrllromson All Fuel Furnaces Atlonicx lndrono Phone 144 THE SPORTSMEN S STORE Complete Lrne Sportrnq Goods GITTS ond Furnlture 818 Logon Phone l BURKHART CLEANERS Tlpton lndronct Phone 285 EGLER S U S lunchon 31 and Stole Flood Z8 Trpton lndrcrno KENLEY S MARKET Good Mecxts Noblesv11le lndlcrncl CICERO BOWLING LANES Phone 96 I VI , , , , 12 , , , . , BARKER IMPLEMENT SALES Noblesville GRIFFIN S MKT CICERO IND Phone 27 Conipllments of SMOKE SHOP Atlontcx lndlono ornpl rr ents ol TIPTON STATIONERY 6. GIFT SHOP ll2 E lefferson St Tloton lnchono Phone 53 Tloton S Leoo nq Greehnq Cord Dealer BOWL O DROME A qood ploce to ot CS: meet your fnends Txoton lndmxno HOME TRADE SHOE STORE Co nohrnenis WEBB OIL COMPANY T1 to lndlono Cl ntcn lVlcNe N Mgr Conwy l rnenls of O W WILES INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AICGdlG Phone 106 ff : NJ 1 1 e Tipton, lndiono 1 A T of Li ,Q HV I I . I , . l Fme new lme of Costume lewelry Earl G Rhodes Iewelry G Gdts Elwood T1DlO1'X Comphmermts of ARCADIA TELEPHONE CO CONGRATULATIONS MILLARD BROWN Nlcholson Studlo NOBLESVILLE ND CICERO CLEANERS Cleanmq Dyemq Repalrmq Alterallons Good Work Reasonable Prlces Cal 31 For Plclc up CS: Dellvery B1.l1s O K T1re Shop Recappmq Goodyear 61 U S Royal T1res State Road 28 T1pton Indlana GIRARD S TIPTON HATCHERY T1p Top Chlcks Purma Feeds East S1de of Square Tlplon lndlana Compllments of Suxte 6 Barrum Tlpton lndlana Compuments CAREY MCCRAY MOTORS I I Case Studebaker Nobleswlle lnd l . l Vulcauizinq l I , . - of 4 1 IED 61 IOE Blaclcsnnt 1 and Welders YOUNG 6 MASON Clothmq and Furmslnnqs of Quauty Upton lndrana Cornplunert of CICERO RESTAURANT CHET EVANS Prop Cornplnnents f CHARLES E WALTZ Farm Bureau OGTVICS Man AfCGd1G Phone 19 NOBLESVILLE DAILY LEDGER I-lamrlton County s Only Dally Comrnercral Pnnnnq Goodyear Tues G E Appllances Te ev1s1on Headquarters GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 948 Conner St Noblesvllle Don D Porter Mgr HCI POINT APPLIANCES Excluslye 1n Tlpton THE BOSTON STORE Trpton lndrana Cornplxrnents of AL IAX CHEMICAL CO Marntenance Clnemlcals Seymour lndrana '1 A -. V-1, , 1 iS - , V , 1. , , . 1, Y . I 1 . H . , . f-1 - ' . , 1 ATLANTA HATCHERY Qualrty Chrcks tor over 20 yrs Feeds Poultry Supplres Phone 48 Atlanta lnclrana Crosley Refq Ranges Televrslon Maytag GUY BLACK Arcadra Phone WHITE S Noblesvrlle Outstandrnq Store tor Men and Boys WIMPY S Best cup of coffee ln town lohn Hall Prop Bob Thacker Mgr Cornplrrnents ot STEWART S Headquarters lor Radro and Televrslon Sales and Servrce Phone 256 219 East lefferson Trpton lndrana Wholesale and Retan Mrlk and lce Cream BAKER 6. HALL GARAGE General Reparr Work Accessorres MILLER IONES CO Your Farnrly Shoe Store 60 N Nrnth St PIIOIPIQ AICGGIG Noblgsvllle , ' ' 110 . TIPTON ICE CREAM CO. GRIMME BROS FARM SUPPLIES Bnqqs ond Strottton Chnton Motor Ports ond Servrce Vern and Pctu1 Grlrnrne 1003 North Mom Street Trpton tndrono Phone 652 CICERO GARAGE Complete Auto Servtce Guy Wh1s1er CS- Son F V EDWARDS CO Phlmbrnq Heotmq E1eCtr1Cc11 Apphonces We1d1n Mochtne Work B161 ksrnrthrnq Nob1esv111e 1nd1crno TICES home ii Auto Supp1y Comp11n'1ents of DONNERS 5 10 to S100 Trpton 1nc11crno NEWBY S FROZEN CUSTARD Nob1esv111e Phone 88904 1391 S Oth SPANNUTH MACHINE SHOP Auto Repcnr of We1d1nq Ctr ero Indroncx Cornphments ot DR ROBERT E LIVELY DENTIST 12 North 9th Phone 226 Noh1esv111e Indrczncr 2339 N. Sixth St. Phone 218 Tipten Phone 182 ' , ' ' . 1 Iohn S Hash M D Comphments of NAGLES GARAGE Arcocho 1nc11o'1o Phone 107 Comph nentq IACK BARNES INC your FORD DEALER ot Tlpton 1 chono EVANS GODBY 61 TROUT FUNERAL HOME Nob1esv111e Phone 610 Fomohments of COX BROS FENCE CO FARMERS OIL and TIRE CO 213 E Iefferson St 'Upton Indlono I C PENNEY CO The Forne of Vo1ues Tlpton Indloncx m,onqrotu1ot1ons C1055 of 51 ATLANTA BEAUTY SHOP Phone 159 Comphments of A FRIEND . 1 . . , . T L 1 1 . 1 T1 . , . J , . . . . . 11 11 ' 1 1 1 n , I . rw Cornphments of LEWIS E SMITH nercxl Aurtrone Co'nphments f A 6. P STORE Nohlesvrlle Irdrono ompnnrente of THE BURGER Sorndwrches Lunches where The Ehte fneet to eo ILRRY AMMERMAN MGR ZECKEL S Ouohty Clothes For MEN ond YOLNG MEN NOIDIQSVIIIQ Incuoncx Your Locol H1GroQ1 Drv Ctecxner Prompt Servr Colt for cmd Dehver Arcodrct Phone 163 I Motor Rebulldlnq and Wtolesole Auto Ports CIRANKQHAFT CRINDING KEN CARNEY G BILL BOWMAN Crcero Indxoncr FRANCIS R BECK Certrhed Seeds Hyorrd Corn Cofnol ments of CLEVELAND STANDARD SERVICE CIC ro Indxono , I I O Ge , 7, ' er , 1 ' C - ' I If I ll A t T IOHN L. WALTZ B 6: C MOTOR SERVICE I C PENNEY CO Where Savtnas Are Greatest Nob1esv111e Indtana Cornphments GOODWIN 6. SON HEATING and SHEET METAL Nob1esv111e Indrana BLUE RIBBON ICE CREAM 6. MILK CORPORATION Pasteurlzed Dany Products Quahty Ftrst Phone 62 Nob1esv111e Indrana Conaratulatrons from WHEELER INN Short Orders G Erxes 1va1on Or Susle Lewrs On State Road 19 Cofnphrnents BUD 6 IERRY S BARBER SHOP Arcadta WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Esstq Bros East S1de Square Phone 151 Nob1esV111e Indrana Comphrnents PAUL CHAPIN Physrcran and Surgeon Argadla Phone 117 Corn hments of RIGSBEE IANITOR SUPPLIES Marron Indrana Q n 0 I Atlanta, Indiana of ' ot W T I. , M. D. MYERS Furntture Floor Covennqs The Store That Sells For Less South S1de of Square Noblesvttle Cornohrnents HAMILTON COUNTY I-'ARM BUREAU CO OP ASSN INC Afluh RN TIO Q INTEVXGV NA HOOSIER SALES 6 SERVICE Ttpton Indrana L N IOSEPH CO Noblesvrlle Indrana GOOD FOOD FOR Jorm SCXTUII af co CHICAGO l0llG ISLAND CITY PNILADIIPNIA DAUAS AHAllIA-PIUSIUIGN-DEIIOIY-IOSTOII FRIGID FOOD LOCKER Cornolt Locker and Home Freezer Servtce Trpton Inatana Phone 15 SMALL 6: IOHNSON Grocery and Restaurant Cornpt rnents of FREEMAN S REGAL MARKET Ar aata Ind ana Phone A05 - ' of . ' 0 u 4 .AV 9 9 'ut I , , f i , 4 C , 4 f' . 14utograplaA