Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Westport, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1968 volume:

1:1:111 U HutfS HRjssSS In the preceding years at JHS, it has been a tradition to publish an annual containing social and scholastic events throughout the year. As each class has graduated from JHS, they have ac- quired many unforgettable memories. The 1968 graduating class has the priv- ilege of combining these treasurable memories and knowledgable events in- to their annual. The Senior Class, Jack- son High School, Westport, Indiana, proudly present their JACI (SOI MIAN 68 i HERE ENDETH 2 3 We, the 1968 Graduating Class of JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Wish to Dedicate Our Annual to the JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI We hope this last Annual will be a climaxing chapter in the story of the life of Jackson High School. We Hope You - THE JACKSON ALUMNI Will Experience Many Enjoyable Hours Between the Covers of Our 1968 JACKSONIAN FACULTY BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Roger Anderson, Albin Redelman. Elvin Bentley, and Glenn Clapp. ROW 2: James Martin, Robert Frieders- dorf, Elvin Gibson, Richard Miller, Clifton Warner. Mr. Roger Anderson, Superintendent. Mr. V. E. Whitaker, curriculum co-ordinator. 6 Mr.Graberhasalso been honored with the position of principal of the new South Decatur High School. Mr. A. C. Graber, principal. Mrs. Green performs many duties in her role as secretary at Jackson. She is nurse, part-time teacher, and friend to all students and faculty. Mrs. Louis Green, secretary. GLENN WHITAKER Social Studies Head Coach CHARLENE TAYLOR English Latin PAUL M. HICKEY Social Science CAMPBELL B. MclNTYRE Science LOWELL T. STEWART Commerce Assistant Coach VIRGINIA FROST Home Economics 8 ELVIS SIMMONS English JOHN COSBY Agriculture DONALD HATFIELD Mathematics FRED L. PRESCOTT Music NORMAN J. LAYTON Grade 6 ROY DILLS BONNIE LEA LAWHEAD Grade 5 Grade 4 GRACE LASLEY Grade 3 RIOLA RANKIN Grade 2 SYLVIA RANEY Grade 1 9 COOKS Maude Michael Nannie Tungate Pat Streiner Kathleen Busse Mae Cooper BUS DRIVER Don Dixon Max Shera Huston Gaines Dwight Shera Russell Burgess Ken Tremain Delane Bruce 10 SENIORS SENIORS SPONSOR: MRS. VIRGINIA FROST TO REACH THE UNREACHABLE STAR COLORS: Mint Green and White 4 GRETCHEN HANCHER President DAVID FRIEDERSDORF Secretary 12 FLOWER: Chrysanthemum SONG: My Quest CONNIE OGLE Vice-President TERESA EVANS Treasurer PAMELA KAY ALLEN Annual Art Editor; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; FTA 3.4; Cheer- block 1,2,3,4; Class play 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4;Concessions I, 2,3,4; Booster Club Council 4; Musical 3,4. ERIC LEE BEHRMAN Annual Sports Editor; Chorus 2, 3,4; Band 1; FTA 1; Cheerblock 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Agriculture judg. 2; Concessions 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 3, 4. BOBBY LEE BOWLES Chorus 4; FTA 1; Cheerblock 2; Class play 3,4; Agriculture judg. 2,4; Concessions 3; Basketball 3; Honor Awards 3. RICHARD DENNIS BUCHANAN Chorus 3. 13 JANET SUE DENISTON Class Pres. 3; Class Treas. 2,3; Cheerleader 1; PTO Queen 1; An- nual Business Manager 4; Librarian 3; Student Council 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; FT A 2,3.4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3.4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Concessions 1,2,3; 7-teens 3.4; Hi-Liters 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Musicals 2,3,4. JOHN DANIEL HAMILTON Class Play 3,4; Track 2. BRENDA KAY HAMILTON Chorus 2; Choir 2; Class Play 3,4. NORMAN LEE DURHAM Chorus 3,4; FTA 1; Cheerblock 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Ag. J udg. 2, 4; Concessions 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Letterman 1,2,4. SUSANNE ROSE HAMILTON Chorus 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Cheer- block 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Volley- ball 1,2,4; Concessions 1,2,3. 14 EDNA MARIE HAZELGROVE Chorus 2; Choir 2; Class play 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. JOHN ALFRED JAYNE Class play 3,4. BETTY ROSE HERMESCH Trans, from Clarksburg 4; Chorus 1,3; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. GEORGE NEWTON HEDRICK. JUNIOR Chorus 4; Class play 3,4; Ag. Judge 4; Concessions 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 3,4; Hi- Liters 4. BONNIE KAY JEWELL Student Council Treas. 3; FTA Pres. 4; Booster Club Treas. 4; An- nual Lay-out Manager 4; Librarian 3; Student Council 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; 7-Teens 4; Columbus Newspaper Corres. 4; Hi-Liters 4; Class play 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Conces- sions 1,2,3,4; Booster Club Coun- cil 4; Musical 2,3,4. 15 wm UNDA LEANN MANION Annual Feature Editor; Chorus 1; 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Class play 3, 4; Volleyball 3,4;Concessions I, 2,3; Honor awards 3. BRENDA KAY MAN LIEF Chorus 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3, 4; Class play 3,4; Volleyball mgr. 1,2,3,4; Concessions 1,2,3; Boost er Club Council 4; Musical 3.4. MICHAEL REED McPHERSON Library AV 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Choir 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FTA 2; Cheerblock 1,2; Class play 3,4; Concessions 1,2,3; Hi-liters 4. MARY LOU NOE Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1; Chorus 1, 2,3; Cheerblock 1,2,4; Class play 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Conces- sions 1,2,3. 16 WILLIAM EDWARD NUGENT Class play 3,4; Agriculture Judge 2,3,4. GREGORY DALE TAYLOR Chorus 2,3,4; Band 3,4; FTA 1,2, 3; Lettermen Student Manager 3, 4; Cheerblock 1,2; Class play 3.4; Jr. High Referee 2,4; Concessions 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4, Manager; Baseball Manager 3; Track Man- ager 4; Musical 2,3,4; Hi-Liters 2. ROBERT DALE SHIREMAN Student Council Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Class Pres. 1; Class Sec. 2; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Chorus Busi- ness Manager 3; PTO King 1; Student Council 1.2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; FTA 2; Letter- men 2,3,4; Cheerblock 1; Class play 3,4; Agriculture judge 2; Boys State Alternate 4; Conces- sions 1.2,3; Basketball 3.4; Base- ball 1,2,3; Track 1,2.3.4; Hi- Liters 3,4; Cross Country 4; Mus- icals 2.3,4. RONALD WAYNE WOOTEN Librarian 1,2; Chorus 2,4; Choir 1; Class Play 3,4; Agriculture Judge 2,4; Jr. High Referee 1,2; Concessions 3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2; Honor Awards 1,2. 17 THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY A-FEUDIN’ OVER YONDER CHARACTERS MOUNTAIN MAGGIE: an old woman who is quite a character............................................Teresa Evans MAW FRY: a middle-aged woman whose shoulders sag from overwork............................... Bonnie Kay Jewell EMMY FRY: Maw’s daughter, who is a sweet little girl.............................................. Linda Manion ISSIE FRY: Maw’s son, a tall, handsome boy....................................................Robert Shireman CLEM FRY: Maw’s other son, too lazy to stand up straight, and hates work...............David Friedersdorf ROSIE BELLE FRY: Maw’s other daughter, a pain to the entire family.....................Gretchen Hancher AUNT HARRY HORNHONKER: a domineering woman who speaks shirrly and incessantly..................... Janet Deniston BECKY MAE HORNHONKER: Aunt Harry’s niece, a very pretty girl............................... Connie Ogle WILLY HORNHONKER: A very tall, homely mountain boy............................................... Norman Durham PAPPY POPOFF: the head of the feudin’ Popoffs.......................................................Erjc Behrman ZEKE POPOFF: a slow-moving, easy goin’fellow................................................... Mick McPherson TRAVELING PREACHER: a serious, hard-working man of God..............................................Gre° Taylor THREE WEDDING GUESTS: middle-aged women..............................Marv Lou Noe. Pam Allen, Brenda Hamilton GUESTS AND MUSICIANS: they play off-key hillbilly music........Brenda Manlief. Susie Hamilton. Betty Hermisch. .........Edna Hazelgrove, Ron Wooten, Bob Bowles, George Hedrick Here s a Hillbilly play, rich in the humor of the Ozark Mountains, that is sure to please an audience of any age group. The plot revolves around the Popoff family and the Fry family who have been feuding for years because one of the Popoff boys said he was going out to shoot an old skunk one day and accidentally shot Paw Fry instead. Periodically Mountain Maggie, a legendary character who travels around the hills nursing the sick, must come to patch up someone hurt in the feud. Rosie Belle Fry, being handy with a gun, takes the only unattached male in the hills from her sister Emmy’s nose. Emmy, who'd like to get hitched, decides she II end up as an old maid if she doesn t get one of the Popoff boys. But how can she marry someone with whom her family is having a feud? She enlists the aid of Mountain Maggie, who’s tired of tending to victims of the feud, to put an end to it. Mountain Maggie, wise in the ways of human nature, convinces Maw Frv and Pappv Popoff that some plain sugar water she gives them is a love potion” which will make them fall in love. They are tired of being lone- ly and have just about decided to marry and end the feud, when Rosie Belle arrives with the news that it was all a trick. Once more the teud is going lull force. In the end, of course, the feud is ended and everybody is happy but not before there are quite a few merry mixups and ribtickling situations. GRETCHEN ELAINE HANCHER Class Pres. 2,4: Vice-Pres. 3;Treas. 3; Booster Club Pres. 4; FTA Sec. 4; Yell leader Alternate 4; PTO Queen Candi- date 2,3: Librarian 2,4: Student Council 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4- Band 1,2,3.4; FTA 2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4;Captain 2,3,4; Booster Club Council 1,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; CONNIE COLLEEN OGLE Class Vice-Pres. 4. Pres. 1; Student Council 2,4; Sec. 4; FTA 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; PTO Queen Candidate 2; Annual Layout Manager 4; Librarian 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 2.3, 4; Drum Majorette 3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Booster Club Council 4; 7-teens 2.3,4; Class Play 3,4; Vol- leyball 1,2,3.4; Concessions 1,2,3; Hi-Liters 2,3.4; Musi- cals 2,3,4. DAVID LYNN FRIEDERSDORF Sec. 4; PTO King 2; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; Student Council 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FTA 1; Letterman 3,4; Cheerblock 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Ag. Judge 1; Boy’s State 3; Concessions 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Musicals 2,3,4; Audio Visual 4; TERESA ANN EVANS Class Treas. 4; Sec. 1,2,3; Latin Pres. 3; FTA Treas. 3; Band 1,2.3,4; Sec. Treas. 3; Choir 1,2,3,4, Sec. Treas 3; Yelleader 1,2,3,4;Captain 3.4; Annual Co-Editor; Stu- dent Council 4; FTA 1,2,3,4; 7-teens 1,2,3,4; Greensb'g Newspaper corres. 4; Class Play 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girl’s State 3; Concessions 2,3,4; Pom Pom Girl 2,3,4; Hi- Liters 2,3,4; Latin Award 3. 18 N3W$S 13a30Nn I W.t'v JUNIORS Mike Gommel TREASURER David Bokelman SECRETARY Jim Busse VICE-PRESIDENT Beverly Bense PRESIDENT :__ JUNIORS MR. PAUL HICKEY MR. CAMPBELL MC INTYRE Elneeta Able Paul Bennett Beverly Bense David Bokelman Patsy Bowling Ronald Buchanan John Houpey Jerry Lewellen Danny Mayes Maryann McNealy Debbie Michaels Rosie Morris Mary Lou Nugent Darrell Ponsler Steve Reed Scott Rudicel 21 SOPHOMORES Mark McClellan PRESIDENT Cathy Bowles VICE-PRESIDENT Karen Friedersdorf SECRETARY Bonnie Tomlinson TREASURER SOPHOMORES MR. GLENN WHITAKER Cathy Bowles Gary Daily Mike Ferrill Karen Friedersdorf Diane Hamer 23 FRESHMEN RICK AGNEW LANA POWERS LARRY EVANS CAROL BLAUVELT President Treasurer Vice-Pres. Secretary FRESHMEN MR. ELVIS SIMMONS Eddie Kirtman Lena Kirtman Debbie Lawson Larry Lewellen Roger McClellan Hw 4 Tom Nugent Lana Powers Eugene Prewitt Donita Sharp Rick Agnew Randy Baugh Carol Blauvelt Debbie Bower Wanda Buchannan Cordon Burgess Debbie Chandler Larry Evans Jerry Ferrill Micky Ferris Terry Haley Sheila Hamilton Kathy Smith Dennis Stone Kenny Taylor Dorene Tungate Mary Tungate Donna Wooten 25 EIGHTH GRADE MR. DONALD HATFIELD Peggy Hulse Alan Knapp Lannie Knapp Sandy Martin Donald Parker Terry Rhodes Mike Sharp Roger Sharp Clark Shera Alan Shireman Dwayne Stout Betty Tungate Marvin Tungate Sherri Vanest Jimmy Wooten Joann Beesley Wanda Bense Jean Burgess Boin Cain David Cain Terry Castor David Chavis Cathy Dale Barbara Eddelman John Emly Terry Foster Joyce Friedersdorf Omer Goodin Jim Gorman Pam Graber Bruce Hamilton Ronnie Heitz Ann Hermesch SEVENTH GRADE MR. FRED PRESCOTT Doug Hughes Janet Hulse Gilbert Jayne Ellen Manion Vivian McNealy Mike Micheal Janice Morris Athena Pearl Mary Prewitt Jerry Powers David Sharp Randy Bladow Tony Bladow Janet Blauvelt Susan Brownfield Linda Cain Bill Galloway 27 28 ELEMENTARY SIXTH GRADE MR. NORMAN LAYTON Kathy Allen Delton Apsley Resa Behrman Susan Bladow Keith Bowling Nancy Brownfield Martha Buchanan Jayne Burgess David Cain Gwen Dunkelbarger Steve Feese June Gorman Debbie Graber Charlotte Hamilton Janet Hancher Chloe Hess Nellie Jayne Dennis Kirtman Dennis Knapp Joyce McClellan Larry Nugent Cherri Owens David Rhodes Doug Richardson Chuck Sharp Marlene Sidwell Billy Sons Larry Tomlinson I FIFTH GRADE ROY DILL Lela Mae Jayne Lesa Johnson Teresa Kirtman Kieth Knight Rita Lawson Randy Martin Sharon Martin Jerry Phillips Nancy Prewitt Julie Baugh Vivian Bladow Randy Cooper Melinda Foster Bobby Fox Roy Friedersdorf Lola Gilliatt Glenn Goodin Jerry Hamer David Hildebrand Carolyn Hitchel Margaret Hulse Wayne Stapp Charles Tungate Bryan Vanset Carol Richardson Charlene Rudicel Deborah Sidwell Angela Sons 31 FOURTH GRADE MRS. BONNIE LAWHEAD Bill Baugh Linda Bower Carol Bradshaw David Brownfield Sherry Buchanan Cindy Cooper Sue Ann Emly John Haley Doris Hazelgrove John Hermisch Bryan Hess Troy Hill Carolyn Hunsinger Kerry Knapp Karen Knight Sandy Martin Mary Morris Jill Owens Clinton Parker Cindy Patton Billy Pearl Scott Perkins Cindy Richardson Dennis Sharp Doug Sharp Steve Sharp Mark Shera Gretchen Sims Beverly Sons Teresa Tomlinson Kini Tremain Charlene Tungate Teresa Williams 32 THIRD GRADE MRS. GRACE LASLEY Kimberly Agnew Debbie Bense Richard Bladow Donna Brewer Alice Bruce Rochelle Ferris Sandra Folks Ann Galloway Susan Gorman Danny Hess Greg Richardson Nancy Richardson 33 SECOND GRADE MRS. RIOLA RANKIN Kim Folks Linda Goodin Kathy Haley Karen Knapp Jeff Knight Rodney Miller David Patton Katherine Sanson Greg Sharp Paul Tomlinson David Tungate Diane Vanest Becky Bladow Robin Bower Jeff Bradshaw Judy Brownfield Dirk Cooper Barry Ferrill Brett Williams Jan Williams FIRST GRADE MRS. SYLVIA RANEY Kyra Behrman Robert Bladow Robert Bowen Eddie Brewer Denise Burgess Paul Cain Roger Fromer Mary Hamilton Roxanna Hilderbrand Tonya Hughes Jay Johnson Marvin Knapp Karl Knight Larry Lawson Becky McIntyre Norman Miller Brad Richardson Rebecca Sanson Lynn Shireman Doug Sims Laurie Sons Bradley Williams Randall Wade Ronnie Wade 35 I STUDENT COUNCIL ANNUAL STAFF ROW 1: Connie Ogle, Lay-Out Manager; Teresa Evans, Co-Editor; David Friedersdorf Co-Editor; Janet Deniston. Business Manager. ROW 2: Mary Lou Noe, Class Editor; Linda Manion, Class Editor; Pam Allen, Art Editor; Bonnie K.iy Jewell, Lay-Out Manag- er; Eric Behrman, Sports Editor; Lowell T. Stewart. Sponsor FT A ROW 1: Beverly Bensc. Treasurer: Gretchen Hancher. Secretary: Sarah Eddelman. Vice-President: Bonnie Jewell. President: A C. Graber. Sponsor. ROW 2: Nancy Goble. Debbie Michaels. Elneeta Able, Teresa Evans, Connie Ogle, Pam Allen Janet Deniston, Linda Manion. Kathy Smith, Debbie Lawson. Carol Blauvelt. LATIN CLUB Ml, ••••« « •« i j ROW 1: Jim Busse. Janet Deniston, Connie Ogle. Mrs. Taylor. Sponsor: Teresa Evans. Mike Gomrnel. ROW 2: Sarah Eddel- man. Bonnie Tomlinson. Diane Hamer. Carol Blauvelt. Mary Lou Nugent. Donita Sharp. Kathy Smith. ROW 3: Pat O'Haver Gordon Burgess. Karen Friedersdorf. Nancy Goble. Gretchen Hancher. Debbie Michaels, Elneeta Able. Jerry Ferrill. Rouer McClellan. ROW 4: Larry Evans. Rtck Agnew, Mark McClellan. Jim Hunsinger. Bobby Mulroney, Randy Baugh. Mike Fer- rill. Larry Lewellyn. Paul Bennett. 39 BAND ROW 1: Joyce Friedersdorf. Beverly Bense, Sarah Eddelman. Connie Ogle. Teresa Evans, Maryann McNealy. ROW 2: Mr. Fred Prescott. Larry Evans, Clark Shera. Greg Taylor, Bruce Daily, Mick McPherson. Noble Henderson, Roger Sharp. ROW 3: Sherri Vanest. Joyce McClellan. Joann Beesley. Bonnie Tomlinson, Diane Hamer. Debbie Michael, Marilyn Marsh, Karen Friedersdorf, Nancy Goble, Terry Castor. Carol Blauvelt. ROW 4: Jean Burgess. Ronnie Heitz, Bill Galloway, Roger McClel- lan. Alan Shireman, Darrell Ponsler, Jack Emly, David Friedersdorf. Mark McClellan. Gwen Dunkelbarger, Debbie Hitchel. Bryan Vanest. ROW 5: Barbara Eddelman. Brenda Manlief, Donna Wooten, Gordon Burgess. Bonnie Jewell, Robert Shire- man, Gretchen Handler. Dennis Stone, Jim Busse. Jim Gorman. Pam Graber. BAND TOUR On December 6 the band and chorus presented their concert at other schools in the county, Sandcreek. Burney, and North Decatur. The students were very proud when they received a standing ovation at North Decatur. 40 CHOIR ROW I: Mr. Fred Prescott. Director: Larry Evans. Wanda Buchanan. Carol Blauvelt. Beverly Bense. Cathy Bowles. Sarah Ed- delman, Mary Lou Nugent. Mickey Ferris, Brenda Manlief. Bob Bowles. ROW 2: Gordon Burgess. Donna Wooten. Connie Ogle. Linda Manion. Debbie Lawson. Diane Hamer. Teresa Evans. Maryann McNealy, Debbie Bower. Donita Sharp. David Bokelman. ROW 3: Mick McPherson. Elneeta Able. Debbie Michael. Janet Deniston. Gretchen Hancher. Bonnie Jewell. Pam Allen. Karen Friedersdorf. Nancy Goble. Susan Martin. Roger McClellan. ROW 4: Rick Agnew. Mike Gommel. Greg Taylor. Rob Shireman. Steve Reed. Geroge Hedrick. David Freidersdorf. Eric Behrman. Dennis Stone. Ron W'ooten. Jim Busse. Noble Henderson. CHORUS ROW 1: Mr. Fred Prescott. Director: Wanda Buchanan. Carol Blauvelt. Beverly Bense. Cathy Bowles. Sarah Eddelman. Mary Lou Nugent. Mickey Ferris, Brenda Manlief. ROW 2: Donna Wooten. Connie Ogle. Linda Manion. Debbie Lawson. Diane Hamer, Teresa Evans, Maryann McNealy. Debbie Bower, Donita Sharp. ROW 3: Elneeta Able. Debbie Michael. Janet Denis- ton. Gretchen Hancher, Bonnie Jewell. Pam Allen. Karen Friedersdorf. Nancy Goble. Susan Martin. 41 HI-UTERS ROW 1: David Bokelman, Mary Lou Nugent, Robert Shireman, Beverly Bense, Larry Evans. ROW 2' Teresa Evans Jim Busse. Karen Fricdersdorl'. Mick McPherson. Connie Ogle. ROW 3: Elneeta Able, George Hedrick, ianet Deniston. David Friedersdorf, and Bonnie Kay Jewell. 7-TEENS Mary Lou Nugent, Beverly Bense. Teresa Evans. Connie Ogle. Elneeta Able, Karen Frieders dorf, Janet Deniston, and Bonnie Kay Jewell. BOOSTER CLUB COUNCIL ROW 1: Sarah Eddelman, Beverly Bense, Gretchen Handler, Teresa Evans, MaryAnn McNealy. ROW 2: Carol Blauvelt, Cahty Bowles. Connie Ogle, Janet Deniston. ROW 3: Pam Allen, Bonnie Jewell, Debbie Michaels, Mary Lou Nugent. ROW 4: Brenda Manlief, Elneeta Able, Donita Sharp. Bonnie Tomlinson. ROW 5: Karen Friedersdorf, Mr. Hickey, Sponsor. ACCOMPANISTS Connie Ogle Teresa Evans TIGER BOOSTERS 44 CLASS OF ’68 SENIOR CLASS PLAY “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN”, a comedy in three acts, was under the direction of Mr. Robert Chappell. CAST OF CHARACTERS LITTLE GIRL, unsmiling girl of ten, her face a mass of freckles...... CHARLIE, smooth, fast-talking young man.............................. MAC, good-natured, easy-going, and dependable........................ FOSTER WILSON, highly excitable, roly-poly man in his late forties . . . DOLLY, looks young, but has a gullible tongue and a bossy manner..... WINNIE, somewhat meek and docile..................................... TOMMY, slow-moving, countrified young man. who is in love with Winnie FRANK BUTLER, tall, broad-shouldered, and handsome................... MARY AND JANE, pretty, young and shy................................. ANNIE OAKLEY, completely natural and lovable......................... LITTLE JAKE, MINNIE, and JESSIE...................................... BUFFALO BILL, big man. kindly, courteous, and somewhat gallant. . . . PAWNEE BILL, hearty-voiced, slick showman............................ SITTING BULL, impassive of face and short in speech.................. MRS. SCHUYLER ADAMS and MRS. PORTER.................................. .......................Linda Manion .....................Norman Durham .......................Eric Behrman .......................Bobby Bowles .....................Bonnie Newland ..........................Connie Ogle .....................Mick McPherson ...................David Friedersdorf . . . . Janet Deniston, Gretchen Handier .........................Teresa Evans Clark Shera, Jean Burgess, Sherri Vanest .....................Robert Shireman ..........................Steve Able ..........................Greg Taylor ..............Mary Lou Noe, Pam Allen 45 CLASS OF '69 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “NO BOYS ALLOWED”, a farce in three acts, was under the direction of Mr. Fred Prescott. CAST OF CHARACTERS MR. MIDNIGHT, a small, catlike man, with quick stealthy movements....................................Noble Henderson RITA, pert, attractive young lady of eighteen, opinionated and headstrong.............................Beverly Bense JANE, thirteen year old sister of Rita, and something of a pest......................................Sarah Eddelman VICTROLA, a buxom, superstitious Negro..................................................................Elneeta Able EDWINA, a very active and straightforward teenager...................................................Mary Lou Nugent BELINDA, chatterbox of seventeen, and is boy-crazy....................................................Maryann McNealy NADA, she is eighteen, a tall, graceful girl with a disdainful attitude................................Debbie Michaels PATSY, a plump, good-natured girl of fourteen who is always hungry...............................................Patsy Bowling MRS. DANA, a pleasant woman in her early forties........................................................Nancy Goble FRED, a good-looking, likable, but somewhat confused eighteen year old....................................jjm Busse LEROY, Fred’s man Friday, does not have an interest in girls............................................Steve Reed KEITH, a good-looking, somewhat conceited boy of eighteen............................................David Bokelman HARVEY, dominated much of the time by Keith, usually ends up with Keith’s dirty work.....................Paul Bennet O’BRIEN, a big fellow, and speaks with a slight Irish brogue.............................................Mike Gommel 46 THREE COINS IN A FOUNTAIN JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM May 13,1967 9:00 P.M. QUEEN: RITA BOKELMAN KING! ROBERT REED Court Brenda Bense Danny Hunsinger Karen Baugh Tom Chavis JR. HIGH CHOIR ROW 1: Mr. Fred Prescott, Director; Janet Blauvelt, Sherri Vanest. Janet Hulse, Terry Rhodes, Joann Beesley, Debbie Hit- ched. ROW 2: Athena Pearl, Mary Kay Prewitt, Susan Patton, Joyce Friedersdorf. Pam Graber, Ann Hermesch, Cora Her- mesch. ROW 3: Linda Cain. Vivian McNealy, Sandy Martin, Wanda Bense, Clark Shera, Jim Wooten. Bruce Hamilton. JUNIOR CHOIR ROW 1; Ann Galloway, Debbie Bense, Sharon Martin, Carolyn Hitched. Carolyn Richardson, Charlene Rudical. Sue Ann Emly, Mark Shera, Susan Schurch. Margaret Hulse. Alice Bruce, Gretchen Sims. ROW 2: Mr. Fred Prescott, Director; Sandra Folks, Kimberly Agnew. Peggy Hid, Robert Owens, Greg Richardson, Lola Gilliatt, Rita Lawson, Melinda Foster. Lisa John- son. Roschelle Ferris, Teresa Tomlinson. Troy Hid. ROW 3: Sharon Buchanan, Cindy Patton. Brian Vanest. Roy Dale Friedersdorf, Lela Jayne. Jill Ownes, Randy Martin, Bobby Fox, Randy Cooper. Jerry Hamer, Chuck Sharp, Chole Hess, David Rhodes. ROW 4: Martha Buchanan, Janet Hancher, Delton Apsley, Nellie Jayne, June Gorman, Resa Behrman, Gwen Dunkelbarger, Debbie Graber, Joyce McClellan. Cherri Owens. Jane Burgess, Kathy Aden. Wayne Stapp. 4© SENIOR TIGERS VARSITY ROW I: Glen Whitaker, Coach; Greg Taylor, Manager; Mark McClellan, Manager; A.C.Graber,Principal;Ted Stewart,Coach. ROW 2: Eric Behrman. Bob Bowles, Dave Bokelman, Norman Durham, John Houpey. ROW 3: Robert Shireman. Dave Friedcrsdorf. Rick Agnew. Steve Reed. Danny Mayes, George Hedrick. ROW 4: Teresa Evans, Sarah Eddelman. Beverly Bense, MaryAnn McNealy. RESERVES ROW 1: Larry Lewellyn, Larry Evans. Mike Ferrill, Manager. ROW 2; Mark McClellan. Manager; Paul Ben- nett, Jim Busse, Randy Baugh, Jim Hunsinger, John Houpey, Bobby Mulroney, David Dale, Ted Stewart, Coach. VARSITY 12 CAROL BLAUVELT CATHY BOWLES BASEBALL ROW I: Greg Taylor. Manager: Dennis Stone. David Dale. Randy Baugh, Norman Durham, Larry Evans, Larry Lewellan. Mark McClellan, Manager. ROW 2: Ted Stewart, Assistant CoacluGeorge Hedrick, Robert Shireman. Steve Reed. David Fried- ersdorf, Rick Agncw. Eric Behrman. Jim Busse. Glenn Whitaker. Coach. TRACK ROW 1: Greg Taylor. Manager; Terry Haley, Jim Hunsinger, Larry Evans, David Dale, David Bokelman, Norman Durham, Jim Busse, Mark McClellan, Manager. ROW 2: Ted Stewart, Assistant Coach; Eddie Kirtman, Bobby Mulroney, Steve Reed. Rick Agnew. David Friedersdorf. Robert Shireman, George Hedrick, Eric Behrman, Dennis Stone. Glenn Whitaker, Coach. 53 VOLLEYBALL ROW I: Linda Manion. Susie Hamilton. F.dna Ilazelgrove. Brenda Manlief, Pam Allen. Janet Deniston. Bonnie Kay Jewell. Teresa Evans. Gretchen Handier. Mary Lou Noe. Connie Ogle. Betty Hermisch. ROW 2: Mary Hazelgrove. Bonnie Tomlin- son. Maryann McN’ealy. Beverly Bense. Sarah Eddelman. Elneeta Able. Karen Friedersdorf, Cathy Bowles, Ruth Hermisch. ROW 3: Carol Blauvelt. Debbie Lawson. Diane Hamer, Susan Martin, Mickey Ferris. Donita Sharp, Donna Wooten. Debbie Bower. Nancy Goble. Marilyn Marsh. Student Manager: Mrs. Bob Frost. Coach. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL ROW 1: Clark Shera.Bill Galloway. Randy Bladow. Ernest Green, Doug Hughes, Jerry Powers. Tony Bladow. Jeff Hov. ROW 2: David Chavis. Ronnie Heitz. Mike Sharp. Terry Foster. Omcr Goodin. Lanny Knapp. Jim Wooten. ROW 3: CoachTed Stewart. Jim Gorman,MarvinTungate. Jack Emly. Mike Michaels, Roger Sharp. Allen Shireman. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS JOYCE FRIEDERSDORF VIVIAN McNEALY JOANNE BEESLEY JANET BLAUVELT CLASS OF 68 Mrs. Mary Jewell, Eric Bchrman, Teresa Evans. Bonnie Kay Jewell, Janet Deniston, Robert Sltircman, Pam Allen. Mike Mc- Pherson, Brenda Manlief, George Hedrick. Gretchen Hancher, Norman Durham. Mary Lou Noe. Richard Buchanan. John Jayne, Susie Hamilton, Linda Manion,Connie Ogle. Greg Taylor. David Friedersdorf. REMEMBER WHEN Seniors were childish? There wasn’t a “68 on the smokestack? Greg was little and ambitious? Janet had brown hair? Mary Lou drove slow? Bonnie Kay tried to go between the music house and coal shed in a car? Snob was called Brenda? Mrs. Taylor had a lot of hair and didn’t have to wear a wig- let? Jackson boys didn’t know Westport girls? John was scared of a rabbit? Mick could hypnotize a chicken? Teresa didn’t help Rob and Greg pack basketball uniforms? Seniors got approval for spending money? Mr. Stewart's 6 loyal workers worked? Seniors had conventions in the hall? Pam was short and fat? Mrs. Frost didn’t have laryngitis? Betty didn't tell answers in Government quizzes ? Teachers didn’t have a lounge? Seniors knew how to spell? Senior girls did their Flome Ee? Connie hated Columbus?? Teresa didn't like a certain Senior boy? Snob didn't have Halloween parties? Mary Lou ran into the ball players car? Mr. McIntyre could keep Senior boys in study hall 7th period0 Mr. Layton liked student librarians and AV boys? Mr. Simmons liked to have his picture taken? George didn't play with super balls? Mr. Prescott didn't drive fast? Benjamin went to our school? We had pep sessions? Coach went to Kingdom Come? Dave did make an annual meeting? Ronnie didn't have false teeth? Connie and Teresa didn’t do their Math together? Mr. Hatfield didn’t get angry when his class was interrup- ted? Mick had a burr? Susie was a blond? Rob drove carefully? Seniors didn't drop typewriters? Greg got a perfect attendance certificate? Students went to the library to get books? Edna didn’t know a certain boy at Greensburg? Dave tried to catch a car on his bicycle? Bobby was an angel? Mr. Hickey could turn a somersault? We could see Mr. Stewart’s desk? Mr. Prescott could play the piano? Mr. Whitaker hated basketball? Mr. A. C. Graber wore black socks? Norman drove a brand new red truck? Seniors visited Bob Owens’ orchard? We had a library 7th period? Hi-Litersgot stranded at Union City in the snow? Grctchen came to school on Mondays? Janet took Math? Eric yelled for Jackson’s volleyball team? Seniors went straight home after practices? Betty stole nickels and dimes? Linda talked a lot? Ed was a single man? Mr. Cosby didn't yell at the Junior and Senior boys? John didn't go with a Westport girl? Dave knew how to roll down truck windows? Richard didn't get disgusted with the other seniors? Brenda talked a lot in Home Ec class? We had a lunch hour? Mrs. Green laughed silently? They changed the name of Jackson to My Old Kentucky Home ? We could remember when????? JACKSON BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frost Miers Public Paint Store Shoeland Casey Furniture Store Farm Bureau Mr. and Mrs. Reid Kenady Pleak Hardware Store Clemons Hardware Cartwright Pharmacy M and M 66 Service Batterton's o AV $ -W‘ H. H. Wilson Edna Coffey, Martha Colsher, Sylvia Cooper ALUMNI Jackson Township, now a part of Decatur County in the State of Indiana, was a part of the Northwest Territory. In 1816, when Indiana became a state, Decatur County was not on the map, being organized in 1822. When the organization of townships began. Jackson Township was not one of the first but was laid off later by taking a part from Clay and Sand- creek Townships. There is very little data relative to the earlier schools but. from various sources, the following story has been acquired. On October, 1834, three settlers of the northeast corner of Jackson met to consider the possibilities of a school. They conclu- ded. if they could get John McLeary, a young settler, to teach, they would build a schoolhouse. They found him hauling fodder from a little corn patch to a shed near his house. Here, by the side of this shed, the first school meeting in Jackson Township was held; he was hired at nine dollars per month. This salary was not exceeded for the next ten years. Within a few days a schoolhouse was completed, being made of logs roofed with clapboards, and heated by a large open fireplace with a stick and mud chimney. The floor was made of split logs and the windows were of greased paper placed on a crude frame. In 1839 section sixteen was sold at five dollars per acre. In a few years a little interest had accumulated which gave some public money. Although no authority seemed to exist for it. until 1851, three men were a committee that acted as a trustee in the administration of township schools. According to records, the first trustee was Amos Miller, elected in 1851. Before 1860 Sardinia was incorporated for school purposes. By 1863 there were eight district schools besides Sardinia with a total township school enrollment'of 606. representing 180 families. In 1867 Forest Hill, formerly Newburg, was incorporated. The five consolidated schools were Newburg. Waynesburg, Alert. Bighorn, and Sardinia. The building at Sardinia was con- structed in 1903. consisting of two rooms and having two teachers. An additional room was added about 1910. With the ex- tra room a third teacher was added. About 1902 the Alert Schoolhouse was finished; Waynesburg, and Newburg. came about two years later. The building at Newburg was built by adding a new room to an old one. Bighorn was constructed in the same fashion as the Newburg school and was completed in 1909. There were eighteen teachers in fourteen buildings in Jackson Township previous to 1900. Ten buildings consisted of one room each while four schools had two rooms with two teachers. An eighth grade course was taught until 1901 when a two year high was added. The five consolidated schools taught the two years of high school.After 1906 transportation was fur- nished. After 1908 school was taught only in the five consolidated schools, these being vacated when the new building was completed in 1923. The first commencement in Jackson High School was held on May 16, 1924. The event, in addition to marking an epoch in the history of education in Jackson Township and Decatur County, brought to a realization the struggle of years on the part of the people of southwestern Decatur County for a community center and consolidated township school. Nearly 700 residents of the community crowded into the new high school auditorium, demonstrating the community spirit of the citi- zens of the township and appreciating the significance of the historic occasion. The class of fifteen seniors which graduated was the largest of any of the township schools of Decatur County that year. 64 On the last day of school, at the noon hour, a community dinner was held in the school auditorium. Three long tables were stretched across the gymnasium and covers were laid for 425 pupils and patrons. The grade schools at Alert. Waynesburg, Forest Hill, and Sardinia came in school buses for the occasion. The dinner was a surprise to Professor H. H. Wilson and members of the faculty. The afternoon was spent in games. Commencement came as a climax to the day’s activities. The music was furnished by the Jackson Community Orchestra consisting of the following members: Mrs. Charles D. Owens, Claude M. Oliver, Marvin Davis, Dolph Thurston, Gale Pailer. Frank Crise. A male quartet composed of Glenn Welch, Claude Welch, Dallas Brunton, and Barrett Davis sang several num- bers. Other selections were a solo by Frank Crise and the “Sailor Song” by a group of mixed voices. The address of the eve- ning was given by Judge Charles J. Orbison. The class of 1927 was the largest ever to graduate from Jackson High School having twenty-four members. This class was the First to complete the four year high school course in the new building. The class of 1948 was the smallest class ever to leave the halls of Jackson with nine members. There are only two girls in the class. The class of 1931 had two girls in a class of twelve. The total number of graduates to leave Jackson School and face the hazards of life are 693. The class of 1968 was the largest ever to graduate from JHS having twenty-six members. This class was the last of the 45 classes to complete their education at JHS. For many years there have been school songs and the traditional colors of black and gold at JHS. The following are our school song and alma mater. Fight, fight for Jackson’s name. Fight, fight for thee. Go forward to the state. We must have victory. Rah Rah Rah Bring that ball to the net. Bring Jackson fame. Bring honor to our name. So fight, you Tigers, fight, you Tigers, fight. Go! Tigers, go! Go! Tigers, go! We’re here again To see you win. Go! Tigers, go! Jackson High School in thy honor, Now to thee we stand, For the joy and leadership that we all have gained. To your colors. Black and Gold, And to the Tigers too, Jackson High School, Alma Mater, We will always be true. -Fred Prescott The Junior and Senior High schools of Burney, Sandcreek, and Jackson have now consolidated to form South Decatur High School. The building was completed in 1968 and is located between Letts and Westport on State Road 3. Nineteen-hundred and sixty-eight marks the end of many long and memorable years at Jackson, but holds promises for a happy and exciting future at South Decatur High School. 65 CLASS OF 1924 John Banister, Dorothy Rudiccl Bowman, Mable May Corbett, Russell Gorbett, Amy Bees- ley. Delgar Hockersmith. Pres., Mil- dred Banister Biddinger, V.-Pres., Gladys Pleak Bennett, Sec., Cecil Mon- crief. Treas., Marjorie Roane Tempest, Chalmers Oaks, Myrel Krom. Erbie Ray Smith. Alice Scroggins Shinolt, Myrtle Arnold Banister. JACKSON'S FIRST BASKETBALL TEAM Dallas Brunton, Cecil Mon- crief, Russell Gorbett, Delbert Hocker- smith. Bruce Waldroff, Noble Krom, Paul R. Nugent, Thomas Castor, Claude M. Oliver, Coach. CLASS OF 1925 Sherman B. Tow- ler, Jessie C. Anderson Dillman, Gor- don Emly, Irene Thompson Anderson. Mary E. Scroggins Brodie. Charles E. Spaugh, Ida E. Gossett, Mary R. Crise Davis. J. Raymond Hasch, Herschel Gorbett, Alpha M. McDonald Colee, Lucille Emly Welch, LoisMcPike. Liela E. Castor, Paul R. Nugent. 66 GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM 1924-27 Received trophy for Decatur County girl’s basketball champions. CLASS OF 1926-A. Myer Graham, Marguerite L. Anderson Eddlcman, Fred Fear, Zelma Cooper Kelly, George Pool, Barrett Davis, Ruth E. Bowen, Bruce Waldroff, Leota Anderson Scrog- gins. Noble Krom, Donald Rudicel, Edith G. Thompson Pettyjohn, Glen White. Marie E. Manlief Wilson, Ora Banister. Lewis Beesley. CLASS OF 1927-Mary Helen Am- merman Loring, Glenn Welch, Leora Gail Eveleth, Naomi Joyce Thurston Williams, Margaret L. Scott Vail, Anna Lucille McKelvey Glass, Russell Gray, Mary Herring, Elizabeth Bishop Cor- bett, Cecil Houze, Edna Bannister, Hazel Leightner Miller, Grace Herring Meyers, Wirt Grimstcad, Muriel Mc- Kelvey Furgo. Lela Mabel Owens Gray, Thomas Castor, Beatrice Anderson, Cleona Waldroff McClintic, Ruth Wal- droff Himelick, Dortha Irene Leech Abbott, Alma Anderson Gant, Nellie Sims Cobb, Neva Robertson Tempest. CLASS OF 1928-Frances Irwin And- erson, Gladys Fike Mills, Marvin Thurs- ton, Carlos Oaks, Charles Foist, Mary Gant Scroggins, Herbert Houze, Helen Gossett Roberts, Martha Bannister Davis, Gene Kelly. CLASS OF 1929-Robert Vanderbur, Paul Krom, Margaret Denham Beesley, Marjorie Hulse All, Harold Hern, Ber- nice Moor Smith. Dale Vandubur. Mary Gorbett Harmon. George Thomp- son, Archie Trout, Ruth Clark, Robert Beesley. Ellen Clark Reidenbach, Don- ald Gray. CLASS OF 1930—John Griffin, Mil- dred Lucille Agnew, Helen Johnson Lemmon, Roy Welch, Charles Faulkner, Martha Graham Davis, Franklin J. Ir- win, Milton Gossett. Ethel Marie Critz- er Carson, Everett Howard Bishop, Rev. Gary Allbrittcn, Clara Mae Irwin McClure, Ross Hill, Ruth Tremain Collicott. iS CLASS OF 1931 — Rev. John Knight, James Trout, Marshall Anderson, Frank Spaugh, Barrett Fear, Bernice McDon- ald Bentley. Lucille Ford Houze, Rus- sell McKelvey. Charles Castor, Charles Clark, Arthur Moor, Dr. Bob Pavy. CLASS OF 1933-Edwin Denham, Eva M. Nugent, Richard Clark. Zeta Castor, Edna Jayne, Frederick G. Ed- delman. Mabelle Oaks, Marie Cornn, Helen McDonald. Margaret Beesley, Mable Agnew. CLASS OF 1932—Frederick Nugent, Robert Hockersmith. Robert Barton. Kenneth Nugent. Kenneth Foist. Orlan- do Critzer. Ruth Helen Anderson Emly. Helen Becker Rosbreck, John Hill, Rus- sell Murphy. Helen Irwin Kelly, Dale Powner. Robert Hubbard. Dorothy Saeser McDonald, Robert Dickey. Kath- erine Talkington Turney, George And- erson, Jr.. William Fike.John Reiley. CLASS OF 1934-Raymond E. Thurs- ton, Marguerite Purvis, Herold C. Mi- nor, Vergal Phillips. Opal M. Phillips, Leroy Smith, Charles Griner, Willard Anderson, Faith E. Davis, Ralph Brun- ton, Harold E. Galyen,Marian Hedrick, Charles N. Rudieel, Sec., William V. Reiley, Pres., Mort Ogle, Vice-Pres., Cecil Gorbett, Treas., Mary E. Hulse, lone Nugent, Howard N. McMillian. CLASS OF 1935-Myron Beesley, Mary Jo Fulton, Donald Anderson, Marybellc Banister, Otto Galyen, Ruth Howard, Sec.. Connelly Graham, Lola Gross. James Heaver. Margaret Howe. Treas., Charles Adams. Pres.; Clarence Stroup. Vice-Pres. CLASS OF 1936—Gordon Thompson. Dorothy Nicholson, Mary Hazel Ander- son, David A. McNeal, John F. McGov- ern, Sec., Robert M. Burns, Pres., John W. Murphy, Vice-Pres., Harley W. All- britten, Jr., Treas., Maxine Ogle, Edith J. Phillips, Dorothea Smith, Alberta Coffey. 70 CLASS OF 1937—Edna L. Agnew, Helen E. Purvis, Evelync Fike, Martha Beesley, Georgia Coffey, Bernice Sha- fer, Lafayette Gross, Mary E. Bokel- man. Sec., Hazel B. Faulkner, Pres., Donald Reed, Vice-Pres.: Marjorie Pleak. Trcas. Union Trust Co. Trophy-Dccatur County Basketball Champions. CLASS OF 1938-R. Gaston Eddel- man. Emma Perle Carter Baugh, Everett Dennis Bowers, Rev. Kenneth M. Stuc- key, Naomi Irene Cooper. William M. Evans, Lula E. Lowe, Robert Franklin Shater, Sec., Donald Gorbett, Pres., Robert Roy Friedersdorf, Vice-Pres.. Ralph Lewis Phillips. Treas.. Margaret E. Harry, Harold L. Blauvelt, Marcella M. Gossette. M. Jeanne Hubbard. Mari- on S. Cornn, Walter M. Marsh, Jr., Floyd F. Updike, Jr., John Franklin Burns, Orville Galyen CLASS OF 1939-Bessie M. Coffey, Treas., Catherine M. Romine, Pres., John Henry Deniston. Vice-Pres., Janice M. Hern Anderson, Sec., William Howe, Mildred L. Oliver, Margaret Hocker- smith, Ralph W. Anderson, Gerald Dix, John E. Gciling, Donald Hubbard, James G. Schuyler. Union Trust Co. Trophy-Decatur County Basketball Champions. JACKSO s 1 39 C3' a a aa S' 71 H. H. Wilson, John Burns, Robert Frie- dersdorf. Bob Shafer, William Howe. Lafayette Gross, Gerald Carter, coach. Lewis Phillips, Donald Reed, Jim Schuyler, Harold Schuyler. J. H. Denis- ton. In three years the Jackson Tigers won fifty-one high school schedule games and lost only four. In addition they won nine straight county champion- ships. CLASS OF 1940-Etta L. Cooper. Owen R. Brewer. Treas., Paul Wm. Dep- pert. Pres., Clarence E. Shafer, Vice- Prcs.. Vern E. Doles, Sec., Velma Nu- gent, Edgar M. McKelvey, Roselyn Frie- dersdorf. Emma Jean Pavy, Richard H. Taylor, Mary Vesta Collins, Harry D. Elliott, Julia A. Mantooth. Lennie Mc- Kelvey, Herschel Doles, Ella Mae Evcr- road. CLASS OF 1941-Evelyn Johnson, John K. McNeal, Margaret Lowe, Mary Jean Laswell, Maryean McDonald, Elizabeth Gorbett, Eugene Krummel, Betty Jo Thurston, John Mitchell Purns, Donna Mac Carter, Alta Mary Hitchel, Charles Coffey, Charles D. Agnew, Vir- ginia Lee Wilson. CLASS OF 1942—Beulah Mae Dep- pert, Charles Franklin Bishop, Anna- Belle Friedersdorf Evans, John Leroy Rudieel, Elaine Sauer, Robert W. Hern, Lee Allen, Sec., John Milton Evans, Vice-Pres., John Stanley Hubbard, Pres., William S. Emly, Treas.. Ruth Humes, Chester Scott Romine, Awverg- ne Marie Marsh, Harry Marvin Lewellen, Stella Jane Taylor, Robert John Robbins. o ft ft ‘ vLy Sadtpcn (Pcwtjsliij) HIGH v SCHOOL 0� ’ -—— C 8 S U vf Ta’«.T rnsitmt � jawamni 1 9 4 3 Taken September. 1943-Thelma Bru- ner, Martha Colsher, Mary June Adams Hern, Darrel Richardson, Dorothy Voiles, Ronald Pond. CLASS OF 1943-Margaret Ketchum Orta Vail Cooper. Berna Dean Elliott Eddelman, Catherine McNeal, Charles Hogg. LaVern Schrader, Lucille Hitch- ell, Charles Brewer, Marvin Thompson. John Hitchell. Dallas Barton, Robert Biddinger. 73 CLASS OF 1944—Robert L. Brewer, Marlin Johnson, Darcl Richardson, Pres., Ronald Pond, Donald Gene Schuyler, Alice Lewellen, Treas., Mareta Evans. Melvin Griner, Sec., Opal Agnew, Edna Coffee, Lucille Oliver, Sylvia Cooper, Mary June Adam, Vice- Pres., Thelma Bruner, Martha Colsher, Dorothy Voiles. CLASS OF 1945—George Howard Jayne. June Murphey. Charlotte I. Cann, Betty Ann Goins, Faye I. Hitch- ell. Gerald Olin Sullivan. Margaret Vick- rey. Eloise Allen Brown, Ruth Mae Cooper. Betty Jean Deppert Agnew, Rose Etta Smith, Donald H. Sauer. Sec., Clyde M. Biddingcr, Pres.. John Ed Gall- oway, Vice-Pres., George Shafer, Jr., Treas.. Dorothy Lee Bishop. 74 CLASS OF 1946-Dorothy Dunkel- bager P. Richard Gorbett. Mary Burns, Letty Lewellen. Eugene Hitchcll, Mar- garet Dale, Maxine Evans, Treas., Don- ald Wm. Richardson. Pres., Eileene Anderson. Vicc-Pres., Norma Lee Haas, Sec. T A 0, % ] • ' .t ' ji ’ i r- -4 - SJ n a r V- i d g n w r . m ft r: O JACKSON ft M fyhfrludty fovm SITEAHY. Presort JOl PATTtKOH' Vkrfrtiidmt a JU1TT menu. Secretary JOIN SIM. Treasurer CllWll U. OilVIV Principal, Sponsor CLASS OF 1947-Joe Patterson, Mary Powers, Marianna Titus. Lela Goins. Martha Perkins, Bruce Man- tooth, Marvin Anderson. Rovena Sweany, Janet Hitchell, Joan Krom. Mary Boyce. John Sims, Max Elliott, Mary Lewellen. Harold Lewis. Decatur County Softball Champions. CLASS OF 1948-Waiter L. Jayne, Billy McClintic, William Wilkinson. Hubert Wooten, Norman Hamilton, Charles Sanders, Pres.; Rosemary John- son, Vice-Pres.; Claude M. Oliver, Prin- cipal-Sponsor; Bernice Mantooth, Sec., R. Wayne Johnson, Treas. Jaycee Award Decatur County Basket- ball Award. CLASS OF 1949-Helcn Valedia Bake, Gletis Faye Cooper. Donald W. Gray, Jr., Calvin Edward Hitchel, Norma Lee Deppert. Joan Cox, Robert Lee Childs, Treas., Georgia Greogory, Sec., Norma Jean Hutchnison, Pres., Donald Lee Castor. Vice-Pres., Mary Jo Fox, Sponsor, Virginia Teresa Sweany, Howard Keith Lewis, Roy Lee (Tony) Welch. Jr. 76 CLASS OF 1950-Alberta Cann, Vice- Pres., Robert A. Oldham, Pres., Helen R. Osburn, Sponsor, James M. Hill, Treas., Nellie Jayne, Sec., John L. Lewellen, Shirley Dunkelbarger, Fredia Goins, Richard H. Updike, Frances Hitehel, Marilyn Houze, Norma Jane Laswell, Roselyn Robinson, Kathleen Wilson. JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1951 Dan Baugh, George Bernloehr, Marvin Boffo, Patricia Bow- en. Bob Clark. Ralph Cox. Dale Howe, Jean Cann, Sec.; Lois Hutchinson. Pres.; Jim Johnson. Vice-Pros.; Betty Miller, Treas.; Dean Howe. Martha McClintic, Rosemary Robinson. Norris Jackson, Pric.; Dorothy Lewis, Sponsor; Nora Spann, Patty Smith. 1951; Won sectional and went to the regional. Coach Wilbur Meyer. Ralph Cox, Ralph Muir, Jim Welch, Marlin Cox, Bill Lew- ellen, Jerry Hitchell, Don Hill, Dean Howe, Dale Howe. Jim Johnson. Cheer- leaders were: Nona Spann, Betty Baugh, and Lois Hitchinson. VcE 1 9 3). i 77 % A e H t r« «T irv. flk t cksoN TOWNSHIP High school mi 1 Struct Mass- is ? 952 0«� ICSRS ‘V' i CLASS OF 1952-Bill Kinglit, Gordon Cooper. Jerry Hitched, Don Hill, Jim Welch, Bill Murr, Ralph Muir, Marlin Cox, Betty Baugh, Betty Krummcl, Shirely Castor, Bette Stwart, Suzanne Fulton, Bill Lewellen, Ruth Ann Emly, Patty McNealy. CLASS OF 1953—Phyllis Laswcll, Sec.; Bernice Jessup, Pres.; Ben Barton, Vice-Pres.; Janet Roberts, Treas.; Charles William Sims, Asst. Sec.; Dale F.Cook.Principal.Gladys Davis, Spon- sor; Richard Oldham, Asst. Treas. Jackson 78 CLASS OF 1954-Jack Ogle. Patsy Gray, Lee Perkins, Maurice Houze, Mary Ann Castor, Bob Tempest, Bob Cox, Lowell Powers, Dale F. Cook, Prin.; Bill Robinette, Sec.: Patricia Black, Pres.; Carolyn Evans. Vice-Pres.; Priscilla Spaugh, Treas.: Bernard C. De Hoff, Sponsor. Vernon Invitational Champs. CLASS OF 1955-Beverly K. Ter- maine, Robert W. Gant. Barbara J. Boffo. Robert Wilkinson, Doris M. Foist, Bob Wilson. Dale F. Cook. Prin.; Jerry Castor. Pres.; Bill Barton, Vice- Pres.: Sharon L. Miller, Sec.:Gerry Gividen, Treas.: Jack R. Nieff, Sponsor. Decatur Country Conference Champs. CLASS OF 1956-Gcrald G. Powers, Grace Smith, Jerry Lee Johson, Judy Termain, Monet Oldham, Danny Muir. Richard Apsley. Ruby F. Krummel, Reba V. Krummel, Larry McClintic. L. Gay Robinette. Wayne Jessup, Kenneth Spaugh, Eari R. Rose, Lewis E. Richard- son, Guary Schuyler, Wayne McNealy, Mable Ann Houpcy, Paul W. Bracke- myre. Prin.: Virginia Clark. Pres.; Bar- bara Fromer, Vice-Pres.: Joe Tempest, Sec.; Roselyn K. Sims, Treas.; Jack R. Nieff. Country Champs 79 CLASS OF 1957-Roy Carson, Rob- ert Dale Hockersmith, Linda Williams, Carolyn Bennett, Danny Lee Petro, Emmons Sanders, Frank R. Smith, Frances Rubbe, Karen Emly, Tom Hill, Paul W. Brackelmyre, Prin.; Jerry Mc- Clintic, Pres.; Martha Cohn, Vice-Pres.; Wilma Robinette, Treas.; Larry E. Mc- Intyre, Sec.; Jack R. Nieff, Spoil. Track Champs. CLASS OF 1958-Jack Harrison. Gene Harrison, Thomas William Emly, Ronald Koldyke, Jerry Meek, Genira Ferrill, Linda M. Spaugh, James D. Cox. J. Mark Casey. Prin.; Ronald W. Mc- Govern. Pres.; Lenna L. Jessup, Vice- Pres.; Jon L. Oldham, Sec.; Edwin E. Fromer, Treas.; Arthur Wells, Spon. CLASS OF 1959-Floyd R. Grimes, Naomi L. Wolford, Donald Sturgeon, Sharon K. Stainbook. Robert A. Rich- ardson, Emmogene Gohn, Harold L. McIntyre, Martha Foist, Sec.; Jackie L. Murrhy, Pres.; Michael F. Cooper, Vice- pres.; Larry V. Gividen, Treas.; Shirley B. Cox, Mervin J. Johnston, Jancie A. Galyen, Kenneth R. Beesley, Sue Rud- icel, Beverly E. Stainbook, Bill Ferrill. Jerilyn S. Houze, Nancy Murr, Lavonne E. StTope, Spon.; J. Mark Casey, Prin.: Vernie M. Mantooth. Decatur Country Conference Champs. 80 CLASS OF 1960-Charles C. Dcppert, Vivian L. Hastings, Lynn D. Ritchison, Carolyn J. Richardson, Ronald W. Powers, Dorothy M. Thrasher, Don F. McNealy, Maybelle P. McIntyre, Doris J. Ramsey, Sec.; Sandra K. McGovern, Pres.; Ardena S. Apsley, Vice-Pres.; Evelyn J. Smith. Treas.; Ronda D. Fer- rill, Marvin D. Blauvelt, Ann M. Cooper, Russell H. Christy, Clara E. Houpey, Larry B. Mayes, Carolyn S. Burton, Wendell S. Spaugh, Lewis D. Gant, Gene A. Baugh, J. Mark Casey, Prin.; Frederick D. John. Spon.; James E. Manlief, George E. Bennett. CLASS OF 1961—Sarah Bartholo- mew. Jesse Durham. Sec.; Bob Beesly. Pres.; Jerry Handler, Vice-Pres.; Jim Oldham. Treas.; Jack Bower, Sherelle Bruce, Frances Carson. Pam Cooper. Ramona Eicher, Ben Ferrill, Rosie Grimes, Bill Hockersmith. Wilma Kirby Chet Ogle. Dean Speer. Spoil.; J. Mark Casey, Prin.; Judy Rudicel. CLASS OF 1962—Patty Haley. James Tomson, Judy Busse, Ronny Robinette, Ruby Houpey. Jack Powers. Sherry Ramsey, Nina Spaugh, Virginia Gerth, Marilyn Deppert, Janice Tomlinson, Sherly Roberts, Vice-Pres.; John Gant, Treas.; Bob Boffo, Sheldon Baugh. Pres.; Kay Henderson, Sec.; Bruce Taylor, Prin.; Lavonnie Stropc, Spoil.; Vernon Invitational Champs. JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 19 63 7Lw - FujIHyM CflaAi. «otto, HUCAIIOK IS THE AlHtBtTICESHIP Of LIFE IJWI CLASS OF 1963—Tom Goble, Rose- mary McIntyre, Joyce Haley. Sue Mayes. Mary Alice Smith, Don Red- dick, Joe Matlock, Don Scudder, Donna Roberts, Donna Tuck, Class Reporter; Rosella Ogle. Vice-Pres.; Tom Deniston, Pres.; Bruce Taylor, Prin.; Glenn Whit- aker, Spoil.;Mary Durham. Sec.; Brenda Ritchison, Treas.; Decatur Country Conference Champs, Baseball Champs. Vernon Invitational Champs. Decatur Country Champs. CLASS OF 1964-Dianna Arbuckle, Linda Luber, Sec.; Ravenna Eicher, Pres.: Eddy McNealy, Vice-Pres.; Sue Ann Jewell, Treas.; John Bennett. Jerry Buchanan, Jack Bussc, Don Carson, Henry (Butch) Castor, Mildred Felts, Jim Ferrill, Darrel Grimes, Dennis John- ston. Jerry Bob McIntyre. Philip Old- ham, Suzanne Reed. Bruce Taylor, Prin.; Dean Speer, Spon.; Judy Sturge- on. Mark Tempest, Decatur Baseball Champs. CLASS OF 1965 —Linda Mantooth, Steven Goble, Jon Handler, Miss Susanne Dwenger, Spon.; Donald Ed- ington, Stephen Bradley. Robert Nu- gent. Melinda Oldham, Delores Golin, Eric Henderson, Charles Carson, Mr. V. E. Whitaker, Prin.; Mr. Dean Speers, Spoil.; Mary Johnson, Linda Durham, WifredMulroney,Pres..Carolyn Marsh, Sec.: Steven Baugh, Vice-Pres.: Susan Bruce. Treas.: Steven Gommel. Confer- ence Champs, County Champs. 82 CLASS OF 1966-Judy S. Tomlinson, Brenda L. McIntyre, Barbara A. Hun- singer, William F. Houpey, Dennies W. Apsley, Dennies D. Ponsler, Steven K. Harrison, Richard L. Busse, James E. Perto, David L. Buchannan. John P. Jewell, Patricia C. Newland, Clyde Bowles, Jerry D. Durham, John M. Elliott, A. C. Grabcr Prin., Karen Shera Israel, Alta F. Stout, Doris D. Ferrill, David R. Shireman, Mary K. Scudder, Treas.; Linda D. Murphy, Sec.; Suzanne Dwenger, Spon.; Glenn Whitaker, Spon.; Richard R. Beesley, Pres.; Dee Anna Whitaker, Vice-Pres.; Ronald W. Galyen. Track Champs, Conference Champs, Decatur Invitational Basketball Champs. ft © t - a WE SET OUR HURTS UFOH THE (MAI, HOT THE PRIZE. ,,, • , ■r . « . •' V.Y HCMtM «n- 1«:' - - : Yl JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS of 1967 m • y ' MdtC: MAY WE. MO HELPIN US, BE PART OF THE ANSWER-NOT PART OF THE PROBLEM COLORS. nm f. HI 1H' CLASS OF 1967 Theresa P. Riley, Karen K. Baugh, Event F. Tungate, Donita R. Smith, Judith L. Bower, Thomas C. Haley. Patricia J. Prewitt, Brenda M. Bense, Lois E. Smith. Charles D. Elliott, Rita J. Bokelman, Curtis M. Marsh, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Spon.; Mr. A. C. Graber. Prin.; Mr. Fred Prescott, Spon.; Linda S. Hamer, Elisha Morris, Robert R. Reed. Treas.; Daniel A. Hunsinger, Vice-Pres.; The- resa K. Shera, Pres.; Cheryl M. Agnew, Sec.; Thomas M. Chavis. Decatur Conference Champs. 83 I JH J� «I |l fi ll .«iiMiTfruMiTfr fiT� tfT!T wf?i uMVm FACULTY Harlan H. Wilson Claude Oliver Hazel Crise Lennie Hern Perry Elliott Ruby Thurston Anna Wilson Annette Thompson Lynn Thurston John Wesley Fulton Louise Ewing Marvin Davis Emma Sherman Maude Ogden J. 0. Kelly Lola Mohr Cecil Moncrief Fifine Funk Norma Hostetler E. H. Duckworth Orliff Kelly Erna Loyd Georgia Carr Leota Anderson Iris Pohlar Josephine Hill Chalmer Oaks Hilda Jean Burnsides Mabel Overmeyer Gerald Carter Mabel Sutton Susan Stuttle Zula Emly Madge Read Winona Chamberlain Frances Wallace Paul Overmeyer Lela Robertson Roy Beldon Claire Ponsler Mary Bodenhamer David Hastings Nellie Smith Anna Boring Lottie Beesley Millie Applegate Nellie Slifer Naomi Smith William Howe Gordon Weekley Verna Horne Wilhelmina Smitha Nonace Patrick Arthyr Neal Helen Osburn Mary Jo Fox Dorothy Lewis Carney Sherfrey Pearl Oliver Norris Jackson Wilber Meyer Lois Bridges Magnom Canner Pansy Dinwiddie James Purkhiser Florine Unrue Dale Cook Mrs. Barrett Davis Mrs. Irvin King Bernard DeHoff Mary Davis Mrs. Gookins Marilou Shaeur Jesse White Naomi Goble Paul Brackemyre Jack Nieff Loyle Leman Charles Foster Robert Wolf Mark Casey William Dietric Robert Lautenslauger Mary Jewell Lavonne St rope Fred John Mrs. Helen Powell Arthur Wells Glen Whitaker Joe Neal Janice Anderson Albert Hermance Margaret Dillard Lynn Addison Dean Speer Mrs. Merlinda Gonzales Bruce Taylor Don Peachee Mrs. Byron Reed Mrs. Joann Walker Onalee Armand Marcia Ogle Carol Dwenger Luella Sanson Bruce Brown Lois Schnadinger Mr. Humphreys Joyce Williams Slyvia Raney Alice Aydt Mary Beeson Daniel Wilson Sue Brinson Della Dobbs Fred Prescott Harry Burgess Charles Ferguson Carole Fisher Charlene Taylor V. E. Whitaker Robert Chappell Charles Mills Joan Rogerson Norman Layton J. C. White Riola Rankin A. C. Graber Robert Frost Paul Hickey Robert Hoops Grace Lasley Kent Parker Virginia Frost Roy Dills Elvis Simmons Lowell Ted Stewart Bonnie Lawhead Jack Robbins John Cosby Donald Hatfield Campbell McIntyre 85 JACKSON BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Jewell and family Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hamer and family Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Goble—Nancy and Steve Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Patton and family Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Emly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rudical and family Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mayes and Danny Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowles-Clyde Jr., Bobby, and Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Manlief and family Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Michael-Debra, Mike, and Wayne Mrs. Lena Osthimer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Busse and family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Long Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baugh and Karen Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooper and Randy Mr. and Mrs. Gilfred Marsh and Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lewelien and family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edington and Donald Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hern Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vanest-Sherri, Brian, and Diane Mr. and Mrs. George Hankins Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hill Mr. and Mrs. Charles Agnew-Cheryl, Rick, Kimberly, and Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stancombe Mr. and Mrs. Derrel Richardson-Doug, Carol Ann, and Greg Mr. and Mrs. Joe McNealy Mr. and Mrs. William Krummel Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bokelman-Rita and David Mrs. Cleona McClintic Mr. and Mrs. George Tomlinson and family Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson—Lisa and Tim Mr. and Mrs. Bob Owens-C'herri. Jill, and Robert Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Eddelman Sarah, Barbara, and Fred Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Friedersdorf-David. Karen. Joyce, and Roy Dale Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tomson Mrs. Beulah Blauvelt-Carol. Janet, and Mark Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schurch and Susan Mr. Dennis Ponsler Mr. and Mrs. Billy Emly Jack and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Mack Emly Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Eicher and Ravenna Miss Emma Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mulroney-Bump and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sims-Gretchen, Douglas, and Jenifer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Galyen and Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lawson-Debbie, Rita, and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Orville Scudder-Kathy and Don Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Raney Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rankins Mr. Roy Dills Mrs. Louis Green Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Graber Pam and Debbie Mr. and Mrs. John M. Evans, Teresa and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen, Pam and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. John Manion. Linda and Ellen Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bennett and Paul Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Richardson, Cindy, Nancy, Brad, and Dale Mr. and Mrs. John Hitchel and girls Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Shera and family Mr. and Mrs. Max Shera and Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sanson and family Singer Company, Columbus, Indiana Maddux and Billieu Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handler and Gretchen and Janet Mr. and Mrs. John H. Deniston and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Ollen Ogle and Connie Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hamilton Wurlitzer Piano's £- Organs KERWOOD MUSIC South Side Square G reensburg THOMPSON MOTORS OF NORTH VERNON INCORPORATED 316 North State Street North Vernon Indiana Ford Sales Service as you groco fn ace ano cotsoom, the cooros of ocjr £Rlenos expResseD heRe cotLL Become one o£ jocjr most tReasciReo possessions. count on HAMILTON COSCO, INC. . COLUMBUS, INDIANA 87 GENE S BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN PIONEER HAND FOR THE FINEST IN PASTRIES Eastbrook 372-1881 PIONEER SEEDS 25th Street Pioneer offers New Genera- 372-5311 tion Hybrids especially suited for top-level farm- ing practices--supply of Columbus Indiana many of these top vari- eties won't meet the demand. See or Ca11-- Roy or Robert Friedersdorf J ' 1 THE IRON ‘CLAD-CLOTH 1 NG STORE THOMPSON MOTORS Sharp Clothes For Sharp Guys OF NORTH VERNON Shoes North Vernon Indiana INCORPORATED 316 North State Street Compl iments of North Vernon Indiana STONER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Ford Sales Service 263 East Walnut Street 349-7441 North Vernon Indiana 88 SARDINIA ELEVATOR Purina Feed Grinding - Mixing: Pickup and Delivery Service, Sackful or Truckload. Seed, Grain, Coal, Hardware V-C Fert i 1izer Bag, Bulk and Liquid Spreaders and Applicators Grain Drying and Storage Norman £• Janet Sharp Phone 591-7 12 When In North Vernon Stop At MATTHEWS DRUG STORE The Friendly Store Cummins Keeping pace Cummins with an ever-changing Cummins business world Cummins Congratulations Class of ’68 Cummins pacesetters of the future t:ite Vigortone Pre-mix For Better Livestock Rations FORD L CHARLES McNEALY SONS 3055 J R.R. 2 Westport, Indiana National Road Columbus, Indiana Home of AF- PASQUALE'S WINDRIFT INN Ford-Ab1e Catering Service Fords 50 miles rad i us Te1ephone 372-156 l Open 7 AM to 11 PM 663-i+88ii Bob Skazke KE 1 LLOR'S RESTAURANT ACRA CLEANERS Phone 662- 115 Phone 663-5076 State Road 3 North 121 W. North St. Greensburg, Indiana Greensburg, Ind. THE SCHULTZ COMPANY HUNTER PHARMACY Furniture With A Future Greensburg Greensburg, Indiana 662- 991 TREE CITY—. SUPPLY. ™ GREENSBURG, IND. GANNONS JEWELRY STORE The Gift Store People Talk About lovable charms, earrings pins, bracelets exquisite rings quality watches Crystal, China, Silver Truly a Quality Store Greensburg, Ind. 91 UNION BANK TRUST Greensburg 663-471 1 COMPANY C1arksburg Westport Greensburg Plaza 527-2851 591-2421 662-7472 92 Conn - Selmer Band Instruments Story S- Clark K imba11 Pi anos Gibson Guitars Amps GARY DAVIS MUSIC MAKERS STORE, INC. 2438 Central Ave. Columbus Indiana Ind i ana 1s Lead i ng Sporting Goods Store EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS CO.,INC. 209 W. Washington Street I nd i anapo1 i s Ind i ana 63if-3i+ +6 REX B. PEOPLES 00-206 W. MAIN -- PHONE 662-7624 GREEN8BURC, INDIANA Specializing In Furnishings For The Young MI NEAR 1S INC. Quality Department Store On the Square Phone 663- 601 Greensburg, Indiana DECATUR COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASS N, INC. GREENSBURG, INDIANA 472 0 nches C1arksburg Letts 93 I------------------------------- Try Trico For Agrico Bag - Bulk - Anhydrous Farm Chemicals - Spreader Service TRICO FARM SUPPLY INC. R.R. 1 Elizabethtown, Ind. Located 1 2 Mi . N . E. Grammer, Indiana Phones Bus. 579-5262 Res. 579-5016 Comp 1iments of WESTPORT IMPLEMENT COMPANY YU LA 1 S YOUNG WORLD, INC. Twenty-Fifth St. Shopping Cente r Columbus, Indiana W.T. GRANT YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME AND FAMILY Eastbrook Plaza Columbus, Ind. DECATUR NATIONAL FULL SERVICE BANK COUNTY BANK GREENSBURG, IND. 94 GENE'S RESTAURANT S- CAFETERIA READY MIXED Eastbrook Plaza CONCRETE Columbus, Indiana HALLIE CORYA, INC. 376-3019 PHONE 3 9-5811 | III W MART. INC. , T y - ad North Vernon Indiana Comp 1iments of BOB'S JEWELRY STORE North Vernon Comp 1i ments of GAMBLES North Vernon PONDEROSA KENNELS Broken A.K.C. Beagles Bob Suiter, Owner Westport Indiana Comp 1iments of FIRESTONE North Vernon 3 mi West of Greensburg SMITH DOUGLASS FERTILIZER . . Custom Application . . -'Anhydrous Ammonia Bulk and Bag Fertilizer '«Custom Mixing Complete Soil Testing Service -'Custom Spraying Spreading CHEMICALS EQUIPMENT RENTAL NORTHRUP KING SMALL SEEDS SEED CORN Phone 663-3192 Marvin Stutz, Mgr. 95 GAY'S STUDIO 113 South Broadway Greensbu rg Weddings - Portraits Kodak Finish Phone 662-563 1 Indiana The Photographer of the 1968 Jacksonian J id-'’ 1 r % ft GILLILAND SINCLAIR SERVICE Junct i on 9 S- A6 Columbus Indiana Cecil M. Houze PLUMBING HEATING 591-5700 R.R. 2 Westport, Ind. GREENSBURG BUILDING AND LOAN ASSN. 662-1661 South Side Square Insured Savings Home Loans Greensburg Indiana Authorized Eastman Kodak Agency Prescriptions Hallmark Cards Free mailing or delivery service BEESON'S REXALL DRUG STORE East Side Square CHARLES D. AGNEW L ivestock Farms Custom Livestock Hauling Wes tpor t-591 - 7157-1nd i ana Comp 1iments of NEWLON'S SHOES 125 N. Broadway Greensburg, Indiana Read About Sports And Happenings In Southern Decatur County In GREENSBURG DAILY NEWS HUNTINGTON JEWELER Phone 662-7932 North Side Square Greensburg, Indiana Gifts You Give With Pride DECATUR GARAGE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Ken Ferris, Owner-Manager Phone 591-7521 Westport Indiana Greensburg's Volume Dea 1er SIBBITT MANN CHEVROLET WESTPORT MEAT MARKET Paul Snyder Phone 591-7225 John Deere Qua 1 i ty Equ i pment THURSTON IMP. SUPPLY Greensburg Indiana Phone 563-5191 MADDUX DRUG STORE Phone 591-2101 Westport Indiana Compliments of a Teresa Friend of Janet Carol Debbie Kim Pam Joann Joyce Compliments of YOUNG'S DAIRY QUEEN Phone 591-2222 Westport Indiana 97 MEADOW GOLD DAIRY Phone 662-6A0I Greensburg Indiana Comp 1i ments of BURNEY GRAIN CO. ANDERSON'S GROCERY Quality Meats, Groceries General Merchandise Ph. 591-2A71 - Westport,1nd. Harold A. Smith, Owner PARISH'S SINCLAIR STATION Phone 591-3533 Westport Indiana Comp 1iments of KOTHE , WELLS BAUET ROM 1NE SERVICE STATION CO. INC. - R-C MOTEL Wesport Indiana Phone 591-3 81 DALTON PAYNE INC. The Store For Men Downtown and in Eastbrook Plaza - Columbus PETROS Comp 1iments of WESTPORT HARDWARE CO. SOIL Westport, Indiana SERVICE Ph. 591-2551 Rural Route 5 Greensbu rg Indiana 1 GATEWOOD BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY The Gateway To Better Building P. O. Box 218 Westport Indiana Phone 591-3596 REED'S JEWELRY Expert Watch Repairing Phone 591-3301 Westport Indiana 98 ' . I • 1 • • t I � « 4 • � • • I 9 ‘kJr vV P0 ♦. • t k « 4 . � i' � t 4 « V r ' I � � ' • • • • I . • • f 1 • • ' J « • � f • • 9 ■ • • • - V • ‘ I 1 Vf 4 S I t « s | f « ' f y., % • % in 4 • 1 « • • . • 1 Vt i • « V� • � • rl f 1 � | • K • • « • • • • i • 1 ? • 7 ' ' � 1 M' • . 1 5 • - • t e.?®' ? • rjv i • l r � • '« • • • , 4 • • • f • • fk V. 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