Klondike High School - Prospector Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1959 volume:

A Person, cz Place, or an Experience 1 lt's really not difficult. r K Don't get too much. Sweetheart queen candidates await decision.' Some of The Puzzle Pieces Are Mmmmrn, smells good The three R's have been expanded to include everything from baking a cake to discovering the art of applying make-up for the class play. Span ish students painstakingly learn the use of a new language, while in an adjoinging room other stu- dents learn the safe way of driving. Windows are hurriedly flung open as beginning chemists dis- cover the characteristic odor of sulfur. Others pour over their books as a snap course proves not to be a cinch. Interesting, isn't it? P? ' Y More Troublesome Than Others fr' FHA girls listen intently ' l . 1 . . - I l 2 1 s ll g lik, ffl 'E , t A ts s, M ll ll X1 ,l I Sp ish students have it rough. Students have at least spared h d After Constant Practice The . L1 v.. pg,-rr Do re mi .vFL' ,,.........,.,...... Y T- No doubt constant practice and patience are two of the most valuable characteristics which a person or a group may possess. A beginning typist has doubt of ever being able to type over 20 words a minute, but before long he has reached 30 and is steadily increasing. The newspaper staff practice looking for news and happenings of interest and radio-club members patiently test equipment. Seniors rehearse speeches and musicians put in hours of practice before performances, bus-drivers IUUSI also learn the meaning of patience and prac- tice. ln fact, they need an abundant supply. BUS DRIVERS U Ill E 33 il? J u E P L 9 -Q M..- ' . Lkzalh -is il ,-ll-1 E.. Y Puzzle is Easier to Work A for news E pression Phil bo ys22 Eyes on the book Cooks and Janitors E. Dienhart, B. Vaughn, R. Wilson, N. Boothroyd, L. Hicks VC. Harrington, C. Wolf, M. Driscoll .K xg. . '. S -FI' . ' ,lS. :'-M 'Y X ' YQ , . L ACTIVITIES The pieces of the puzzle begin to fall into place as we realize that to become a useful merri- ber of the clubs and organizations which are so much a part of the school, we must possess a friend ly manner, a sense of loyalty, and the willingness to do our share. A 'Y- Sitting: Mr. Cole, faculty repg R. Parkhurst, treasg P. Sterner, pres.: N. Brown, sec.g Mr. Allen, principal. Standing: L. Lindsey, C. Stevenson, D. Baker, M. Davis, C. Reed, D. Bylsma, M. Fetterling, J. Brewer, B. Hammel. STUDENT COUNCIL Phil Sterner presided at the successful Christmas convo. The Student Council is made up of representa- tives ofthe respective classes. Its purpose is to study the conditions of the school and to recommend ways to improve them. The Student Council also organizes assembly programs and convocations. Q' astvmq - 1 --372 .94 Nb'Mol 4, V, M Row 1: J. Foster, v, presgC, Guiney, Sec-Treasg J. Kay, pres, Row 2: Mr. Cole, sponsor, I. Loomis, D. Perlis, R, Parkhurst, R. Greeney, M, Canine, J. Miller. Row 3: J. Brewer, B, Anderson, B, Bell, D, Stark, C. Miller, Mrs. Wiersma,sponsor. .MATH SCIENCE CLUB The Math-Science Club was formed this year by a group of interested students, The club is spon- sored by Mrs, Wiersma and Mr. Cole. The purpose of the club is to broaden the scienti- fic knowledge of its members and to help them with science projects. The program of the club includes lectures, films, tours, and demonstration. 5 M M mg, . n.Lff3,,,,Q,!Ju,5g V .. fs vs - . . is , M -f., Qs-fs-, 'i ig WN' hh.--lk ' v vi vg- - '-.:s.w.rft.:34'2rl cfs A ,sb 11595-3'-4 Q- 1-hill! ,LQ -fi ...LAK 2 's .Ms -an -1 V' a- in R.. 0 U 5- , - 1--1 -'Y km -1- ' Cl ww-H - -rv 9x 1 . 4 . Q , i g'.'. V lr ' 5 ' sv 0 V. .V , vt . .q, -YY? .- . RRVV .' A 4 2 Q - . A V A x I v Q, 2 2 s '- Q. ., . W, Nz ,.,,, . , , , 4 , M .. ., K, . VV xg - if XV 1 - , ' 14 ' .,, If z fy' A . ' I x x V! ' A -. , Q, ' X , - ' - ' 3 Q x L. - , . , Q . , S Ng '. 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To the teachers who loaned us art materials , let us in and out of classes, and put up with flashing flash bulbsg also the students who wrote copy, typed it, and posed for pictures-the 1959 Prospector staff gives grateful thanks, Ir' Sitting: D, Sterner, S, Canine, T, Peterson. Standing: Mr, Sciancalepore, sponsor: R. Johnson, M. Edwards, S. Mikels, S. Sheets, P. Hanover, B. Buntin, P. Sterner, N. Brown, K, Ellis, Mrs. Wright, NEWSPAPER STAFF Every third hour the eighteen members of the journalism class meet to study the theory of newspaper publication or to put into practice what they have already learned, After much writing and re-writing, stories are sent to the advanced typing class where the Nugget be- comes a reality. Co-editors, Sue Canine and Teresa Peterson look over the latest edition of the Nugget. 1: S E . Row I: Mr. Cole, K. Connors, W. Hiser, P. Sterner, F. Andrews. Row 2: J. Dienhart, J. Brewer, B. Bell, W. Fulks, J. Starnes. Row 3: R. Parkhurst, D. Bouwkamp, L. Cree, C. Burghardt, K. Easton, AUDIO VISUAL CLUB RADIO CLUB Sitting: Mr. Cole, B. Johnson, C. Newlin, J. Foster, D. McMi11in. Standing: J. Loomis, M. O'Connor, D. McMi11in, F. Andrews, C. Everl Loomis, H. VonTobe1. T. Erwin, R. Morehouse y, L. Frazer, T. Erwin, I Row I: S. Canine, C. Rost, P. Hague, C. Melton, J. Bogardus, S. Drew, S. Lawson, J. Weaver, M. Edwards, A. Gillespie. Row 2: B. Boes, B. Hammel, L. Smith, G. Livingston, J. Riley, T. Anderson J. Jones, N. Polstra, C. Felix, J. Miller. Row 3: Mrs. Love, M. Saathoff, D. Andrews, C. Vaughn, M. Fetterling, P. Edwards, K. Ellis, A. Lenon, C. Unger, C. Stevenson, M. Kretzschmar. Row 4: C Biggs, C. Bushell, B. Dunbar, N. Ellis, A. Scifres, M. Holm, A. Buchanan, S. Mikels, S. Bush, R. Golden, N. Brown, M. Dexter. 3 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Row I: S. Drew, S. Canine, J. Bogardus. Row 2: B. Hammel, K. Ellis, M. Fetterling, C. Stevenson, C. Felix Row 3: Mrs. Love, N. Brown, S. Mikels, M. Holm, R. Golden, A. Buchanan. . GIRLS' 4-H The Klondike Comet Club, the girls' 4-H club, has 85 members this year. The most popular projects were Foods and Baking. The club had Q02 completion of pro- jects this year. , The club's leader, Mrs. Poor, helped make it possible for the club to receive the rating Honor Club ofthe county for this year. OFFICERS Row I: A. Scifres, Mrs. Poor, K. Ellis Row 2: C. Stevenson, M. Holm, S. Bush Row 3: J. Weaver, R. Johnson, S. Drew, P. Hague BOYS' 4-H The Klondike Junior Farmers, the boy's 4-H S club, had a very successful year. They had an initial enrollment of 86 with an 8596 completion record . .riff E ,, 1 , 1 i l . , .l is 4-- The most popular projects were Garden, Dairy, Sheep, and Conservation. They were represented in the County Live- stock Judging Contest, the County Fair, and the 4-H Round-Up. OFFICERS Row I: J. Jones, M. Holm, S. Sheets. Row 2: R. Morehouse, J. Wright, D. Garrison, N. Morehouse. -S 3. 3 5' fly 7 - - L -,, ,1 5.13, , i fr. -. 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SPCRTS Another part of the puzzle appears as we see that to excell in sports our boys must spend many after school hours in practice, At the foot ball field, on the basketball court, and around the track, determination--coupled with expert coaching--brings well-deserved victories. L . K f 1. ,fl al an Q. Mr. Etzler is lvlr. Campbell's assistant. He also coaches the Junior High team. Although this is his first year at Klondike, he has already proved to be an invaluable asset to both these teams and is greatly appreciated. fl F 1 li MANAGERS Mr. Butcher, a practice teacher from J. McDonald K. Connors Purdue, is another in- J. Dienhart dispensible coach who 11 certainly deserves recog4:1 nition. As coach of the , B team, he has done a i great deal to aid the tearrf COACHES Mr. Campbell, now in his third year at Klondike, has done a fine job as varsity coach. He has strived hard to make the team success- ful and to develop strong school spirit in ath- letics. He has accomplished both these goals. FCOTBALL TEAM Hfjtx SW- 'C ' . 9 - fri .' T X E , Q . , r 'T.,.. ,Xfwm .- - f . 3 N, , X .,- ,V qqrfl S Y .X MQ Q' ii f h C 1 ',' T M ti item ig V01 I . , ix- P I-6. g , 15 it ny. rt Q 323 in , .2 I ff T. -if A' , f .,.. ,' If-Q. - 1 5 1 -A f -. -. ix, , 1- X - j it , ' s- - Q., I' 'Y N g .N gg, 'kv Q I 1, -X ilk y 4 n iii- it ' 4 V K -'xx 1' -,T , I Av L T 1, . ' , . . ' f Y X ' '-'45, ,V. ,Q Ap. .Q E E Ye P f .q I ,- ,Q ,Qu 4115. - .' - .. -2, 1 ' - ' 'U 2' - I TN ' , a .-KCI -:..: :',v,,' Q ' .13 ET?-.-F ' sf . , . A -7 '31 A: W s ., ., . , N H., . vu., -L. g,5.,sg-,IJ Xi. 7 h ,F M Left to Right: Top Row: Asst. Coaches R. Etzler, I. Butcher, P. Martin, K. Easton, C. Newlin, C. Reed, H. Singleton, M. O'Connor, T. Colby. Third Row: J. Dienhart, Manager, I. Foster, E. Drew, S. Con- nors, J. Brewer, S. Misner, F. Hartman. Second Row: R. Eouwkamp, D. McMi11in, K. Connors, J. McDonald, J. Loomis. First Row: T. Erwin, Manager, P. Sterner, J. McDonald, C. Brissey, T. Sim- ler, G. Butcher, C. Burghardt, Manager. Got it! I H x Touchdown! l if li V 4' RJ! i ' A . A K ' 'r N- ' 1 KHS KI-IS KHS KHS KHS TEAM 39 14 41 30 65 Fair Oaks Kirklin Mt. Ayr Central Catholic Delvlotte Ln i '45, '47 FQ, -it av ff? f. Ng 'R 5-Wm -4' .gr Z ,I.,1y. ' C 'tif ' V. 1 ' ' . X . 1 '. ,' - If H I iffztyrl . +1 9,-S gf 'T rv t .- Ri l .1,:. ,w-I .ff 1, u L lc, 24: ' . -,LN K-f z.- .5 - .Q jd :YH ..1-,f'1:i,p..? , . fr -+1 rg liiflfaqicii ,, 'fl ' ' r 'lv ' 514 A N: iw' .. 1 :. C., 't --., 4 -1 . g 5 f x' ' '.'- ts. .. '-T I. , WA ' P H. ? ,Y , . J 5 f rv , , 5:1 x L- 1 . S5223 f'L? f7f.1' V' I U 'Q .1 Q. :rf j lr ., K f'f:3f5'Q13A ,, , ' . gm- ,mr 5l'fl',i.fIif, - -.jg .fr-f-N?rf'l,'raw' fm r, 9 f4'5f ,' fL3J'4 :hi - f r ' A fi ' ,' - .1--ei! '9 ' ' 'V Y h -' I . '..:f....,,,-r r -,sf Left to Right: Top Row: J. McDonald, T. Simler, S. Connor, K. Connor, C. Reed, J. Brewery 2nd Row: J. McDonald, G. Butcherg 3rd Row: P. Sterner, D. Bouwkamp, C. Brissey ' 5- L.. g. KI-IS KI-IS KHS KI-IS f RECORD 24 40 T4 6 Kemland Monon Wheatfield Morocco A si 1- Q 1 A .1 ' I V .J N AK ' 'fx Q , ..4,54V,L, Q- . x 52:1 .3 P ,, ., '44 .QQ ly? 1. ' -x ' x A QQ. 4 , A f' -'Q A Q 34 AV . 4-i ' H ,V l f 5' WV: w 2 ' im, .,.5.3 , ,5,X, .5'NY' . , .Y ., ,K -ay .- QP 3-.: A wi ,N f ft? . '-.yew-,.'.a:, fav, ' ' - . 5-fn 'jZ:3,gm' :fx -'f-1 'Hue ' . 'H .H 'X' if-5 ' Up' ' fi 1' 1' 9131 : ' uf- : ' E'rw1'g5.- 45-Q1 : Uk A H- Y -35,5 ,I',,V-g',,... 'QQ-44 -,j,.,:., ,, ,. , 1 Nj-, 'flf L 'gf-'i5i 1'!'Z7: ff-Q, f A J - item-gg' ff-e'f,wna1m'1L1f+f fw ', 6 gkf2fH,f'c.5 Lt 83-X255 fig' fm '- 1 5'gf1 + g.-H.-, I J, .Q gym . .4 Mtv ., M9 L, - - Me ,,,- ,. Q., - . . :.' ,N-,A xv.: F ?'f'1f 121 ' .- V:-.sz 7 1- ' g-v'4 .:i 1.., 5-. ,M r N 2:2455 sew- -? . . V - rg-j-lm, Y X' pig. i Zi? :fi 'fgiflo 255 9 , avg, 'Q u A Eff' .QA N bue MIRGIS Dot Baker Sue Drew Rosle Golden .J 'PA f 4-:' f Q- I I I I 4 l x L L 'IEW Go, team, go! l I FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Tense moment --Fight' fight. . l . Row Row Row Row Row Row Row YELL BLOCK A. Buchanan, A. Scifres, K. Ellis, S. Canine, R. Mengerink, T. Peterson, B. Buntin, S. Sheets S. Mikels, M. Fetterling, J. Pufahl, C. Raines, G. Reed, B. Hammel, B. Boes, C. Vaughn. R. Golden, C. Melton, M. Edwards, J. Riley, P. Hague, M. Saathoff, M. Daugherty, D. Mugg R. Reed, D. Mulvey, M. Davis, J. Brewer, G. Livingston, S. Rubright, M. Goodlin, D. Baker. J. Miteff, D. Singleton, R. Newlin, L. Morehouse, C. Reid, N. Morehouse, P. Miller, P. Ver- Hoeven. J. Butcher, D. Andrews, J. Jones, S. Lawson, L. Smith, B. Dunbar, V. Erwin, N. Polstra. S. Tosh, R. Perlis. Jane Bogardus Mary Dunbar SHG Drew 5 QQM fg QWJ ju Ag px YQ owgbf 72 F .05 Q ' Q2 Q1 o ' UGG' X . via 9f3SQQ? ,ff Qlsm ' v y 04fVL!Q!dJ5T Q I ', 9 VW M 5 xqiyq' OJ,-P9 5 'If5.9 j:GA TMS 'S -V15 1 jX?UgfS7f '9 'M2:Q ' l1 uo Nj 'ich HH if 'b dh. ..Q'w5yjE! wW VARSITY TEAM Q Sig W' .rx Q lx! 3. N 3, Qing' :4 F' Q ' wins' Q 5351 I if Tom Simler, Forward Charlie Brissey, Guard Phil Sterner, Forward and Forward Jim Coddington, Guard Ron Wolf, Center Q .Min wg, a Q M' f 'Ye' F i 'Q ,J FIRST John Foster, Guard TEAM YQ' Y x.- ard Gordon Butcher, Center Kenny Hinckley Guard Tnhn McDonald. Forward Jerry Brewer Forward Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Klondike Southwestern Battle Ground Ambia New Market Brookston Delphi Laurarnie Morocco Montmorenci Oxford Wolcott Pine Village Otterbein Attica East Tipp Monon Row 1: D, Bylsma, M. O'Com'1or, J. Butcher, Coachg K. Easton, S. Connors, Row 2: C. Burghardt, C, Reed, B, Cornell, J. Brickler, B TEAM wmym, i, Put if through the hoop, Where is everybody'???? w FE. . 'v-'ws z A, eva., 4 2 Row I: E. Gregory, J. Weigle, E. Enochs, L. Slmler, H. McDonald, B. Simler, I. Hartman. Row 2: R. Weigle, B. Greenburg, M. Rider, R. Harlan, H. Daugherty, B. Brickler, B. Lucas, T. Knight G. Sherer, D. Gregory, C. Stevenson. Row 3: Mr. Etzler, Coach, R. Dienhart, R. Haas, R. Maxwell, L. Easton, D. Melton, A. Weaver, J. Burghorn, Manager. Judy Butcher Carolyn Jones Cmdy Carter JR. HIGH Skull session Heave -hol !l ,ENN Tough runner! 1 Happy, Gem-gen Speed? P P P The bare facts of track! H1 ADMINISTRATION The foundation of the puzzle is formed by our faculty and administration who provide under- standing and guidance to us during our high school days. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL -.is , 'arsx A Q 1 v! 1 1' Nur-an-...ag Y , mx p i. .. X a - 'S Q v 'X X X Lv V . if h 2, , if 1 I :X .A 1 Mr, R, W. Maier Mr. A. F. Allen SECRETARY SCHOOL BOARD A .,,,. -:. ' 3' 4 H U2 4' -211- -t I gre. ' 1- F Y - A I' X X2 - 3? X 4- xf , ' an X' I J fin' I Q 95835 tr- Left to Right: J. Miles, V. Gosma, H. Holt, Sec retaryg S, Lehman, Attorr1eygG. Rausch, Treasurer Mrs. Eloise Polstra L. Bowers, President. ' ape Mr R Campbell Boys Physical Ed Driver Education Health High School Coach To drive a car irst , Q 456' 73.5 e 'V .1 ' 83 Mr. R. Etzler Shop Jr High Coach In order to put in a new motor. fgxiww, w..,,x -fx Mr. D. Cole Science HEC equals-HEAVENS, what happened to the picture! , uh-QQ L AQ' . 'QI'-' .L .-'K fc , JG' wx J.- ' -' fr., f ,Q ,.'g:.,l.n X Mrs. A. Henderson Art 1 think this one is particularly good. 1 -'T uf' , Vu, . ru iff' X L. nf- j' U- 4, P' .4 I' w V Vw glib OWL Of QV' I x '1 ' V! . ,us Y, 4, v 4 M 6-'fu J' ,, 3, P' fx l, x 1 L. 'r l Nj? 5? 'S f f' fu wv' Xf 1 ' 1 M, Ja M 'S ' 4 -J si Q F fix ASL ,ut lk- .. Q- kk X, A rx X JL VGA' X 1 JJ , ' ' ...f lx! c,X'4QX Nlwlbb , 1 , G I-l uf Wo xyfwf-' y 5 ymvvk Ly: cy ,7LL f 'xS 3 XAQEJL - ww WLQX 1-4 n '4' X o , ' .' f 'Y J M K .if l A X J, fs v- Y be AY if Y 5' , ,-Rio ffA 'X Q C CNW X 4' ' X Q 9 Q X by xsfb bkq J A K 5 xyjjd eff? Mrs. K. Hunt Grade School Music English Now what did I do with that dangling particip1e????? Mrs. C. Love Home Ec. the armholes together. Mr. K. Miller High School Music I andzand fix,-W. fi-ii Mr. C. Richardson Seventh Grade What did you say? 54 f is You've just sewed 'Vx -1? Nirs. D. Sperandio Seventh Grade 'Please turn to page 461' I 318' -.91 - A-san-4 ...J- Mr. P. Sciancaiepore Social Studies The seniors Wi LL f be superior! vx V F Mr. R. Ritenour English .V Math f The sum of the angles ....... Mrs. B . Rowan English Spanish Is this English or Spanish?P??? 49151 '1f'1 1 ,SSX 9' A 'lv '55 Mrs. M. Senger Physical Ed. Health English Swing your partner .. . Mrs . L. White Latin Library Amo, amare, amavi .'Jm1lf fs- M gg Mrs. E. WIGISIHH Math .. + I .. vm' X i Mrs. I. Wright Commercial fjdkgg. x ! Hi' UNDERCLASSMEN A large part of the picture is seen when we think of the people we knew--the ones who sat next to us or shared our locker, who struggleo with the same problems or laughed at the same jokes. , ' ' 1 Q ' 'Q tv' -at x 1, -Q is 1 33 At 1 QT 1- X1 ,, ,, ammaofaag . rrhkh X .. 7fh GRADE 5 D. Aoura, G. Berg, A ' ' 'fir -,.f ' E, Biggs, I. Brewer, W. Brickler, S. Brown , .S+ 1-'A .. , ' 5 E -iff ., ' ' ' . h ffimilf 1 K J, Burghorn, D. Burton, -, . ,1 ,'. 1 K Q M, ff I 4, 1 E. M, Chandler, A. Compton . fa, V. -5 4? ...g , fo., 9 Y ,,. Vw? ,. , If A, 3, ,a .- r .f I ' , -A K. Crowl, D. Daniel R f M. D K V595 R -Q as ,. . nf, X 'Y 3 ' R M. r Ts- Q.-. Wo. F ,A V, A -- 1. R. :Mr E. Dawson' L Decker, Q. ' . R, Dienhart, V. Erwin, V A D, .. ' S ' ' 1 S. Fleming, C. Frazer 2 -o I M- lr' ' -fa --of . . :of 1 f ':' is ,,,--' A H i I l I D. Gregory, P. Guiney, Q' '.5Ej,' ,Q s-X. , - , .,.,,-., . ' - , 2 H R tj- R. Haas, E. Howard, ,M-Wi: 19' ' rv' K , fs ' ' ,'.' N :v . R. Ingram, A. Irwin 7 f-- . .',' . ' ,J Y r ,sz ,K ,,., Ag, in D. Koch, C, Koch, ,,Q!'55 i' --Q . .A Q, R. Koehler, L, Lindsey, -ref? - rrfgiaii ,J Q - Q X 3 ...sf X Q I -- H JNN K. Lrstou, R. Lucas MR, iff is so i.g - N .- ca 1i5i,3 X , , . 1 , - R. Maxwell, G. Maze, 4 Nr Q -- -Ei'.s:s1o--f-- .1 -- .. . x,.'i,,w . .. , R Q. N ' 1 . e ton, . ore ouse, ' f t xi ,Q N D M1 L M h .V A P A 4 ' .1 f 1 8 Lv, A A ,A +V QYHEQ if D. Mulvey, R. Newlin X' .Q fg , ' Q K -fl 'Q ' 'Qglif . Q L I if r ' ' of' ,, p , if , 'fr J, Parmelee, R, Perlls, Y 5 ik x' r R ' so D L P 1 D P fm mm R . .. -' - . f apic Q44 .rss - Osffa- - U 2 - In n .,.. ,, M Qffi i'if- .- 'iff I g G, Pufahl, M. Pufahl ,.,. ..., 'D . ' . 1. . 4 ,,,.- , if VV., 'P'-rrs . . 1 ' A : -. -2 .gi . A QM, 1 at X W M Q 1 E C. Rains, B. Rausch, I 4 v If R H .au .Q L. Richardson, R. Reed, Q -1 X lags A ,X W 'W I ' X R -' M. Rider, J. Saathoff, . X ffwi , 5 ' : Z I Strode qi , i V . R I Q S- Tiusoni S' Tosh, 3,5-aQ,o ani? -f ,Q go owwoowma , I ff I ff- 'ff wg of M D , -, B. Wilson, s. Wilson, A L19 X a'i' r. Wood N - 'iv :asf ,.. . f fgix . . D' L at ' r ish vs , Q Msfro ' or W -+2 of -Q -ff D, 3 . ...Q Q- . r r -. is -oof fin.- La 'QQXE-nog. N D. . L. 'f 63' Nqr -- , Q . --.' N - 1 ' if . A -Q' '... cv ' - -'ri . T 5 Q. 8th GRADE r . it Q , , H Aj' f 'S 5' 2' 6' : 2 S- ' Q -5' . , Bowers, J. Brewer, 'gk n M ,if -, .px - 5 , Butcher, L. Cadwallader Hmm PQ if be ' - .f . atglzsk . L. Carter, T. Coffman, -A I ' 5 jf A A 'h ' 4 I ,,, sl , ' fa .Q 'T' . 3 .. G. Croli, M. Davis, Q-6 ,. V Q Q6 3 C Q jwx B. Dienhart, C. Dienhart gig, FE' -3- 'N 9 fy '-4 -7 ' NY ' X 1 V- fi f . Q In rm if QM fr. - E. Enochs, T. Erwin, - 3' . Fortwengler, J. Frazer, f, 4 ,x ' 1 W. Fulks, B, Garrison A - ,J 1 - QV Q.. 3 '- R r. .. 1. ' ' ', Q 4' 4., Ml.: Nia, Q sf S. German, C. Gove, I ' X- Y - J W. Greenburg. E. Gregory. ilk.. - 41 - L9 fl 5 i ' J... . Gross, I. Hartman - . 1 :Z H . I - ', if G. Hushaw, C. Jones, -A-H ' ' Q' ef .Jr 6 5 M L. Lucas, H. McDonald, ': ---2 411, -Lf . V C. McDowell, D.McMi11in f ,, fun Aw ' D -V , W Hs. r . M .iixf . Miller, M. Miner, ' 4 fx Q' . Mugg, S. Mundy, I r A C. Murray, E. Nelson I A if 's 6 ' 4. ,gf - r , ' 53 L V if x 'f' N I , I, ,QF - -Q 6 1 5 agp! ' if X r'-'X M. Nelson, L. Nisley, if f ' -N L 17 AX , Patterson, D. Peach, ' ' ' r '- - - VAL-J V. Peters, R. Peterson .gf- V' ' , 42,41 Al . Reitz, D. Schelle, A ap 4 fv- ai g Q -Q ' 2 X . Scherer, G. Scherer, LQ ,LQ 11, A A9 .49 , . Schroyer, L. Simler, H ' Yr r -3 V ' Q R. Simler S W Q7 A N, X 7 IRL . fx 3 lx D. Singleton, K. Stark, W C. Stevenson, J. Stockton, Q J, H Q M, 1, 5- W4 ,:.. 3 ' 3 E. Stickrod, H. VonTobe1 'V' . -,. -th 4:5 V 'V C' ,. ' l X , S-1' ' . Weigle 1 5 h ' ,Q , X . sq 1 X V56 ,D -I lr. Wxvf 'Q . . ,S-A , i - I - ' --Y. -P r ,' - h ' . ,ir ,q, . J' Y K ,al I Q? WI M, v, an D' 1 V l 'i if ' 1-fx fe ' '- f-fy N... ,,,, ,, . , 4 , xii 5 5 g , R X 7! ' iY m xi Six , r V- 1 . -P rf' J' S ' A F 4 ' fi ' J Q -9' - . 7 X' ' i , I Q 1, l V , - r 2 , v 1 1 - 4 I tri! i yl 'X xx P , 3 rx. FRESHME C-fi ,C X , rie 1 4' 4 ' ,. , Q 1 . ' C Q ' C C H ,, ,. in f E iff A.. A L Tv! : i a 'A AKA 5, Sf! bf Q v v M I Q - r ' x W 5. -ln? V - A, C X A G, ax , T. W X Q K X Q D. ,gs ,X - A 'gi-wx H. X X X .gun C' , .,,,a,- MQ S- ex , D. 1 , gy .,, V. ' M - 4' T. 4' If '11, mir. B. .xf Q , F Q N ,Q B, s X i 5' .Q Y' Q . ,.A ' ,K 1' YK. ' ' ' x...4'i . ' 9 R- . P. , C, R. as an .-an asm. xx J. l 1 S. N ---an Q N ' fix N-'NQY' M. mi M' Nur' Anderson Andrews Anthrop Burghardt Bushell Bylsma Cadwallader Canine Coffman Colby Dawson Dunbar Easton Edwards Felix Gillespie Greeney Harvey Harvey Hickman Johnson , 1. J. Jones 4 1 'f I 4 + A A s X V . X k ......' , 9- ' C W Q '54 ' ,. C A., 'ow Q 9.-A , 'Q d N' - in A 5 'Q - Q 1' 54 I . N f f , .V J- X A .x nl X f ,- x . V -A .V K x' K 'Q Qi ., ' fi ' ,C ' I H ' .Ex K ,.f-7' .. . X N - XXX 'sg .g ? 5q ?'7 f-: T n V I ffm- ' ' - . V . fl ' r 4 N r -vi' . ,-- AY rf- 'Wk folx X . 6 , 9, f . Y, 1 1 -, - - x Q . U ii, z , . ,x Lawson Loomis Maier Martin Morehouse Newlin O'Connor Peeler Perlis Peters Reed Reid Rost Schubnell Singleton Skidmore Smith Swanson Unger Weathers Weigle Wilson 'lin 1 U' X .ZFX , if , -vm ix , -1-Q in - ,X .xi r XXQX X x 1 M in -4. x NWS A2 'Q . M1 Af' ul I 0' , , . . i -Q . P' A, , xl Xa 'i 'ir is i 'M 4 . tl. F 'Q X 'l .N fix wx ' r'- V 'X ' Q W K 'ww 51' -vn be - ,V C --'yn H ' 1 . -. 1,-V ' 'Vt' I . .J v Q -nm? -' J - 'W I-vw-W 'i . QS,- ,wwf 5 -me . s .Md , wg. Q . ...an S. 1 . . lx :wx ,, lD C C 3 5 'fbi , ,:.- .x Lx.. 3 .',,,-- s 2 ' iq. D ' V ' XX ,A N, N... mx A, ss- fgrwx , L . MP' r N-- Q-A r W -..W , .Q ' sf. -S fe ,,,A 2 . ..V' TC +1 A f .E K ' ' ...'. ' A X -, ' 'K , . 1- 1 - ' ' ffl , r I Q' 'V '- - - t t r- ,,.' X x .W YV X I . snjqs Y W, A l . 5 my My. Q3 -0-. .2 J x ' C . ...,...--v , 5 ...Y - .P r R -fy ' 'rv- I i --:UP 'T'-Q' .. -qw F .s wrrx Ns ! N -gi.. S Sig? TR is '-..:! , :' .-, x Q I eb' SOPHO B. Anderson I. Anthrop D. Baker J. Brewer J. Brickler R. Brickler R. Cadwallader T. Colby B. Connors S. Connors L. Cree C. Crider P. Decker J. Dienhart E. Drew M. Dunbar N. Ellis I. Foster A W. Fulks M. Goodlin MORES F. Hartman M. Holm D, Koch M. Kretzschmar A. Lenon P. Miller S. Misner J. Miteff N. Morehouse D- M'-188 R. Parkhurst N. Polstra V. Reed C. Reid S. Richardson J. Starnes P. VerHoeven S. Wolf I. Wood I. Wright 7 .+ ,,,-'lI?Wll'EI, 43. I X '40 Q 'IT' Q X 3 'T Az 1, .X I XZ- -'X 2 q.., ir Y-Q 'WW ey 'li f ...I , ,A i k T. Q59 f' .f ,lg wad' -Q9 4.-U: Q 4. al ff - -.wgifgw Q Q lg ' ' it 'T K I rr 5 'am 'fel' ' ..:::. Q :gs . wr-f R ' ' 'L . Q. X 'X 4 - ,.--. IS . , fm ' ' X s - S 'SVX ' 'TJ 'sv J 3 ' K x I V4 f if x' It A A ' i- I F Aa. 6 fi? 'Es the ' V, ,-.., I Q, .Alix 'ffl' I H' Q :,l, 1 ,v C 'l:? . 3' ld i 4 Q, L 'va fs rss' 3 431, . by - MQ j 1 '- i I . - i ,yzzifi , L-A FN , Q- +L 'f 'q,g- ,J Ll 'M 15' , A . 1.05 4 yt 3 x , A school, like a puzzle, has many pieces, It has humanity thirsting for knowledge It has a faculty, the fountainhead of learning from which the humanity drinks, We find humor and sorrow, comradship and warm memories. We, of the Prospector Staff, have taken these pieces and will attempt to show the finished picture of our school year, .rs .IUNIORS -f f -- 'fx ' - 'Fi l f- ' , b A I ..V:4 . .. , ll' Q A' R R .A rex ' ' -..II 71: ri N .. X F' XX. . 5 X .1 -1:5g:5:??' I . ' f. 'gk . -' ' 'X ' Y Q 'Q' ' S , x VA will . ff-ai . E N W A refs., M- .. 1 'f'?.i?.E. .m5x......r'3 'x ESQ. . - df-4' lm.: A-,- ,gal it .f , PM . x 51, 1 GN V . 2 - 7' 5 ' W' or ' i R xr fx ,-.N .. .I t ' ' . ,fd I .6 N as X R' G, ' ' . mcg.: ,. ,,g, Y Y ses. XF x ' 4 1:11 . . Q ix .- 'liz , I . ,...:. .-434 I N , AA., H- 3. lu t . sk ffm , I . ,..i:.vg J' X ' - . . ,, .1 rN:fT'1' if I - , K '7 .pbfi-if , 3 9:--J -N W df A --: . -...f y , M 'P' ' .aw ,fl Q i str'-Y? -an gy. ' Q -X x u Q F 1 -'J 1 -'wi , ' M . , ., . - :',..,, rx U 1 I ' 1 Ig. N -., - XX , Xw.N.1.. s E-'Q-35 1.32.31 A 4 ---- 2 -u-xi. K Q ' ,rf 1' 1 1'-1225 -gr .- mf' Vi 1' ' ' . 12. X f , . x N .Y 1 Qizfi-2g:.3,w.crliS A ' , . . ' ... F. 3 Q. :- .X i h' ' -1.-,... ICR H -12. -P is . no W' ' ' 5 ' 1' '-if w, 4 .9 1 - f.W 4 +5 .. .sri f x . ' 2- xv' X , :fa At N, . -we IV' . l ww -1, . Fw Y . ' 3'1 1 '- ..,.fjs3 wiv LKAQHBSQ- .5 .1 E.: .. ,,., .. 'NK ' . , -. X -ff - . Q1 A N.- -, rv, 4 Xu' .,,r..,.-nf NM ,W K ... K 1 is ww G -'V N... X X x X Mr., I 'dy sg, - - 2 ...- F. Andrewsr G. Bath L. Bauges R. Bell W. Berry R. Betty C. B. R. H. E. G. J. M R. S. M C. M D. R. M. C. P. Biggs Boes 3 Bouwkaxg Buchanqf r Buck Butcher Coddingw Connors K. . Dexter. Cornell Drew . Edwardh Everly . Ferterli Frazer Golden V Goodlin Guineyi Hague Hammel Hickman Hinckley Holmes . Holmes Johnson Kay Livingston Loomis McDonald McMi11in Melton Mikels Miller Miller Pufahl Riley . Rubright . Stark Sterner Stevenson Vaughn Weaver Wolf B. M. K. C. M . Johnson S D X X- -' ' Q -'R . me 'fri' 2 'VH il 4 fp, 9 w C Q5 f 1 WI, , if .Q,,.1z 'TQ , KL v' A ,qw W ' 'vf' fb - ,. 1?-in 1 uv , Y 1 , - A or 'W X ,f 3 gg ' A .' 'R S' nm Q di ' f',.,ggN 'Q 71,5 4 ,L .4 ,I Y' I M . x V 1 'Qs x , -A f A , 7 . P 5' J 3 F9 . , M , nm Km. 1 ,.. K Ig' 4: -Q, , A.. 0-A Ny,-,jgx Q . . we . - - ' 'L 5' E --.V 5 S - , ff QL-Y x , ,L z :. WA , cat I ,, -3 . . q:s,:5 3 f 4 P - fff ras' H fa: X A-'i asf 0- w Q A fe 1' K , v Q V ' - 5 nm, is R , . N-,JS X ii 4,10-X. Xa., .fy In. - . -f- - 'H 2 -of - CLASS OFFICERS 1959 1960 Left to right: Jane Bogardus, Sally Bush, Gene Henderson, and Bev Buntin. 1961 rny 1 S G2 Left to right: John Foster, Virginia Reed, John Dienhart, and Jerry Brewer. Left to right: Carl Guiney, Matthew Goodlin, Pat Hague, Sue Drew, and Chuck Miller. J 962 Left to right: Tonia Anderson, Clyde Burghardt, Audrey Gillespie, and Linda Smith. -..,.. J' SENICRS Nearing the completion of the puzzle are the seniors who c the Y' ea p. , om pleting their high school education, remember the fun and companionship y have shared together. fflf'.ff , ,,,. M..,.i7Q.Qg, V' if 7 ,,, It L ' if ' -f 594-4 . ' 1 ' .J fi'f.,1!..-2-2.-., A .1 2., -:wg . , Eh if QV vi'- if -Q N 'ws A-ian., 1 1 if f 'fri 21 Q- f 'C' 5 Q .w '. . ff, . 'Y ,ff ,. ..w .YJ ' :gs .- 'xv sa. All -V' 491. X vim 'gre JANE BOGARDUS: College Prep. Class Sec. 4g Band 1,2,3g Chorus Accompanist I,2,3, V. Pres. 3: Annual Staff 4, Art and Photo Edg Yell Club I,2,3g Cheerleader 4, FHA 2,3,4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 45 National Honor Society 4g 4-H 6 yrs.g Rhythmettes I,2,3g Class Play 3. CHARLES BRISSEY: Industrial Baseball I,2,3,4g Basketball I, 2,3,4g Football I,3,4g Co-Cap.4- Track l,2,3,4g FFA 4 yrsg 4-H 7 yrs., Annual Staff 4. 4 . C NANCIE BROWN: College Prepk. Class Sec. I, Class V. Pres. 2, Student Council 4, Sec., FHA 2, 3,4, Sec. 4: Chorus I,2g News- paper Staff 4g Yell Club I, 2,3g Homecoming Court lg Class Play 3, Student Director. AREVIA BUCHANAN: Commercial Class Sec. 2, Class V. Pres. 35 FHA I,2,3,4, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. District, State V. Pres. 4, Pres. 4g Band I,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3g Yell Club I,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4, Editorg National Honor Society, 45 Homecoming Court 2,35 Rhythm- ettes I,2, 3, Class Play 3. FRANK BUCK: Industrial BEVERLY BUNTIN: Commercial Class Treas. 4g FHA 3g Chorus I, 2,3p 4-H 7 yrs.g Yell Club I,2, 3,4g Newspaper Staff 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Yearbook Court I 5 Home- coming Court 4. SALLY BUSH: Commercial Class Reporter 2, Class Bus. Mgr. 3, Class V.Pres. 4: Chorus 1,35 4-H 4 yrs, Reporter 3 yrs, Yell Club I, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, Editor, National Honor Society 4g Yearbook Court 3, DAR Candidate 45 Class Play 3. SUE CANINE: College Prep. Jefferson High School 1,25 Yell Club 3,43 FHA 3,4, Honor Chapter Chairman 4g Chorus 3, Librarian, 4-H 3 yrs., Sec. 2 yrsg Newspaper staff 4, Co-Ed, Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3. LOUIE DIENHART: Industrial Class Treas. 35 Basketball 1,23 Class Play 3g Annual Staff 4, Sports Ed. KITTIE LOU ELLIS: College Prep. Student Council 3, Pres: FHA 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4g Chorus 1,35 4-H A f -Z4 3 I fnlfs-Q, 3.5, .Cf 'ID' V 7 yrs., V. Pres.: Yell Club I,2,3,4g X Rhyrhmettes I,2,3g Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Class Play 3. h LOUIS FRAZER: College Prep. Ham Radio 4. 'RICHARD GARRISON: College Prep. ,FFA l,2,3g 4-H 8 yrs. , Health and 5'Safety Leader 2 yrs.g Class Reporter Ig Class Play 3. I ,Q 'VW 'US -Kifglgl 4,., X - i ,331.v , ,ll 1 X.. N. N. X 1'-Q..--:WU DOE wif .1 Y 'A X5-SIS' . 1 fl 3 vw as' ,ss 9 4+ Y A 4 vt P .? FX w. 5. 1 .A. ,W ,. , 1 I 5 V s C if , 3.e5,.f:,. .- We- T.. A gi-3. .fl-ss. . . ,x afsg' - ,x:s.,gs.. ss 5 . ,:f',.,, sg. ' fj 1-.M .. s , ff .. .lin-ts, ,. 4 . 7'. fvi . Jfa.s 'S' s. -- : .sz ylkl . 5' sl .x lil.-' 2 gtg' , Q, ' 5, SP 2 ' I' S.. . ff 'C wi 4,,,A rw. E x,x, fs -f F' 'F 4 f 2- 4 fi: Zfprf - l i?l-' ., fwflsi 'QP' 5. . ' f If 9 'il ' A 'l f s 1 4 'al ir 'f.Jf,,qr.' 5 1 .-Q ' 1 f.fEf H ?x35::niE'1 N D--Q -o-1.....,., ff-.-3 x Q 5 'N-.....-. :uv- I Na KX' glib N was 7 S Q K v - X s ,Q 'fs PHIL HANOVER: College Prep. Band 1,2,3g Chorus I,2,3g Track I 25 Annual Staff 4. GENE' HENDERSON: College Prep. Track 1,35 Football Ig-Basketball 1,3,4g Chorus I,2,3,4g Class Treas I, Class Pres. 2,4, Class Bus. Mgr. 35 Class Play 3. WAYNE HISER: College Prep. Student Council Ig Class Bus. Mgr. 3pBar1d I,2,3,4q4-H 3 yrs.g FFA li Class Play 3. LW Wu SX U JIM McDONALD: Industrial Football I,2,3,4: Co-Captain 45 Track I,4. RAY MENGERINK: College Prep. Rossville Ig FFA 23 4-H I yr. Song Leaders Class Play 3. TERESA PETERSON: College Prep. FHA 2,3g 4-H 6 yrs.: Chorus 1,3g 4 Yell Club I, 2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 3,4, Co-Ed. 4: Annual staff 4- . MARY SCHELLE: Commercial Annual staff 4, Business Mgr. ANN SCIFRES: College Prep. Class Reporter 33 FHA 2, 3,45 4-H 8 yrs. , Health and Safety Leader, Sec., Pres.: Chorus I,3g Yell Club I,2,3,4, Captain' gg Rhythmettes I,2,3g Class Play 33 Annual Staff 4, Asst. Ed. SHARON SHEETS: Commercial Class Sec. 33 FHA 2,3g Chorus 1,35 4-H 8 yrs. , Sec. 3 yrsg Yell Club 1,2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 3,4g Annual staff 4. TOM SIMLER: Industrial Class Treas. 25 Athletic Council 1,37 Baseball I, 2, 3,4g Track I, 4g Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Football I,4g Annual staff 4. M559 PHIL STERNER: College Prep. Class Pres. Ig Student Council 3,4, Pres. 43 Basketball I,2,3,4g Foot- ball 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Track I,2, 3,4g Band 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3g Annual Staff 4g Class Play gg Hoosier Boy's State 3. JOHN VAUGHN: Industrial Battle Ground I,2,3g Track 4. J .tn r f,. f . Q.--is ... K r st, , ,,,, , 5 ss , 'M .E :fr 5 if rf Sv, 1 'Y A 1 ff 1, W... , '57 Y , 1-. . '- v 2 - ff , , s., .. ' X .S 2, , X if .. Aff T' - Q - if , -- re N, ,MIPS Haig -: ' l Q 8s,,.,,w? P, , F K ' 5 7 at .. z , www, ..,, fi N51 A-fs . 'i 5' . .fr ?'5 N 5 , .. -,,.......f....a- W. , 3 fs, 5,44 ' , -.V fwfr . , is A 134 , 5 - . .-. - s, as 'ii ., BE: s ijsf Sgajgg. sz re. ae- X' F '- is Vw. ew .. ., ', 1341- . ,- Q0 Q ' s r f ,grin QKY - . ,Q . '1' -f If tg 4,2 ji, 5'-L U , . f .4 '..za..a 3. new frm , W-w ...W Y ,I Y' v Q 5313.45 QAVS1 ADVERTISING In producing the 1959 yearbook, the Prospector staff was backed in its efforts by the financial, support of local businessmen. Vllithout their kind interest and co-operation, this puzzle could not have been put together. I TJWOECZ O? 5O!l!f7'6!l!TJ Specialists in Air Conditioning Cleaning and Weed Control Cochnower s Chemical Service and Pesf Confroi Company, inc. 530 S. Earl Avenue Phone 2-6369 Lafayette, Indiana Compliments of King 's 129 North 4th Street Lafayette, Indiana Sign with Sine Robert N. Sine Insurance Agent Sharp Building Lafayette, Indiana Johnson Insurance Agency Route 1 Lafayette, Indiana Lofoyeffe, Co-operofive Elevofor Co. Grain - Feed - Coal - Seed Fertilizer - Farm Machinery Phone 2-6427 Lafayette, Indiana Q lt Stockwell, Clarks Hill, fzs. west Point, ' S 1 9' X Shadeland and Montmorenci fx f V 4 - .UA Tippecanoe Fisheries 8. Resfouronf 109 Haward Street West Lafayette , Indiana ..d,xMN , ..,.q..-,..-6-,..., - ,,f MN ' , V, V 1 b Korchof ond Son ,M ddtoi , y ini : 'tL wa-V ,, ,K 5 414 North Earl Avenue M Lafayette , Indiana iigmgnu: i in I V E9-K i' 14,1 -U, A gf jilffl 5' 3 5' -3' we Q' Brewer Friendly Service 524 South Street Lafayette , Indiana 110-1 TWEEDIE ELECTRIC 12 North Second Street Lafayette, Indiana WELL-YEAGER-BEST 3rd Street Lafayette, Indiana L, A. THISE 11 North Street Lafayette, Indiana WEST SIDE CLEANERS 222 North Street West Lafayette, Indiana YOU'LL DO BETTER AT Reifers Northwestern Indiana's Most Complete Home Furnishings Store Main Street at Ninth Phone 2-4021 Sam 's Sunoco Service Phone 3-1946 State Street Q N. River Road Lafayette, Indiana +... JOHN BALKEMA 104 Main Street Lafayette, Indiana J. M. BLOOM INC. 835 Main Street Lafayette, Indiana D. E. STANDARD SERVICE State Street S Grant West Lafayette, Ind. MR. and MRS. N. K. ELLIS Rural Route gl Lafayette, Indiana R. B. DuBOIS M.D. 23 North 25th Street Lafayette, Indiana LADY ELKS GOLFERS Road 52 North Lafayette, Indiana DEXTER AND SONS I GARD-TEARMAN AGENCY Route l , Lafayette, Indiana Q I Room 214 Hook Bldg. 603 Main Street Lafayette, Indiana GEISLER'S 500 Main Lafayette, Indiana GROVER'S CAFE Main Street Lafayette, Indiana GREEN ACRES MOTEL I R. R. ?l U.S. Highway 52 Lafayette, Indiana HANLEY HAMMEL ATTORNEY AT LAW Lafayette, Indiana 1185 N. Third street Swonk's Decorofing Cenfer 826 Main Street Phone 2-0548 Lafayette, Indiana Sosbe's Sfondord Service 135 East State West Lafayette, Indiana Spiker Oil Company lncorporofed 111 South Earl Avenue and 27 North 29th Lafayette, Indiana Printing - Mimeographing - Typing Show's LeHer Shop 664 Main Street Lafayette, Indiana Stacy F. Shaw Phone 2-2941 THE OAKS TRUCK STOP Highway 52 North PURITAN CONEY ISLAND 625 Main Street RENEE'S 315 Columbia Street RIDGWAY HAT SHOPPE 846 Main Street SCHNIABLE DRUG COMPANY 117 North 4th STECKS CLOTHING 529 Main Lafayette, Indiana afayette Indiana Lafayette, Indiana I Lafayette, Indiana Lafayette, Indiana Lafayette, Indiana RED'S BARBER SHOP 327 State Street West Lafayette, Ind. LIELL TEXACO SERVICE 52 By-pass Lafayette, Indiana E I ROSS BARBER SHOP State Street West Lafayette, Ind. RICE'S NO, lO STORE Rural Route 410 Lafayette, Indiana STINEBAUGH BROTHERS 111 Main Street Lafayette, Indiana BELL TAYLOR 321 South 3rd Street Lafayette, Indiana Burhom 's Marine Supply By-Pass 52 Lafayette, Indiana . ,x.. . 5 'S V Q YT .5 H-- TEXACQ Coin 's Sfondord Service f3??'1 State Street West Lafayette, Indiana Buck 's Texoco Service 225 Northwestern Ave. West Lafayette, Indiana Phone 3-1947 Firestone Tires Batteries Q Accessories Swonk's Decorofing Center 826 Main Street - Phone 2-0548 Lafayette, Indiana Horner Mofor Co., Inc. Phone 2-0194 CHEVEO LETtf? .LJ J. F. Smith Co. Conoco Products 3333 South Street Phone 2-5926 xxx Al Hainje Route Salesman Klondike Area Lafayette, Indiana Sinclair Producfs S CHARLES LEFFERT 9th and Union Lafayette, Indiana Kenny's Sfcmdord Sfafion Main and 52 By-Pass Lafayette, Indiana i I ' ! Z Henry Poor Lumber Co, lnc. Not a Knot Where A Knot Should Not Be West Lafayette, Indiana Engle 's Blossom Shop 221 State Street West Lafayette, Indiana Roy's Barber Shop 4 - Chairs - 4 Phone 3-1125 614 Stadium W. Lafayette, Indiana Ade's hll IPS Phillips 66 Service One Stop for A11 Your Motoring Needs 16th and Schuyler Avenue Lafayette, Indiana Congratulations - Class of 59 The Sherwin-Williams Co 676 Main Street 'Lafayette Phone 2-4334 Nancy 's Drive-In 52 By-Pass Lafayette, Indiana 0 'Reors Posfry Shop 321 North 9th Street Lafayette, Indiana Compliments of Producers Morkefing Route 1 Lafayette John s home away from home --T The Start of a New Year is Confusion, excitement, bedlam are only a few of the emotions which are felt on opening day. Many things are revealed as the students settle back into routine and start on plans for the coming year. Wide-eyed freshmen look up to tall, self-assured seniorsg new faces appear near old landmarksg parties are held: clubs re- organizeg schedules are put in orderg and by the time sport season starts even the shyest of beginners has found his place. tif , Q X. ls his is a self -assured senior? P? CCDDDINGTON 'S TRAILER COURT R131 Lfyt Id KOEHLER BROS., INC. Road 26 West L f y tt I d FOSTER'S FURNITURE COMPANY 427 Main Street Lafayette, Indiana There will always be KLONDIKE Lawrence Bowers Electric Inc. HAuthority on Weak Wiresn NElectriciansH MELTON STANDARD SERVICE Rural Route 1 Lafayette, Indiana w Lyn Let's Go Bowling STAR LANES 24 AMF Pinspotters Open 9200 A.M. Daily 1701 Schyler Ph. 2-9303 Lafayette, Indiana x fi-MXL X fn. CONDER FARM MANAGEMENT SERVICE 512 Ferry Street L f y 1: I d X x. .vfrvaxn A, . . I VA- -v -W M ., -.:,g5.,, Fa 'V If .:ifT-T'e-gi3'7f5'-'- f V '. UNIVERSITY MOBILE HCJMES INC 100 Maple Drive Murray's Trailer Court Lafayette, Indiana mm E J ' I HARTLEY'S I. G. A Purdue Service Center Road 26 Lafayette, Indiana I fmywzhw GOODNIGHTS DRUGS L . Compliments of BUSH BROTHERS, INC Wholesale Distributors Paper and Paper Specialties Janitor Supplies School Supplies ART HAZELGROVE 217 Murdock Building Lafayette, Indiana 52 INN Road 52 Lafayette, Indiana JONES HATCHERY 22 North 2nd Street Lafayette, Indiana West Lafayette, Ind LAFAYETTE AUTO TRIM SHOP Box 534 Lafayette, Indiana Highway 25 North Lafayette, Indiana N E LAFAYETTE CO-OP Montmorenci, Indiana ELEVATOR COMPANY LAVON AND EMORY SUNOCO MARSHALL Lafayette, Indiana MITCHELL'S CITY SERVICE Northwestern and Lindberg West Lafayette, Ind. NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOP 123 North 5th Street Lafayette, Indiana MYERS FRUIT FARM Lafayette, Indiana I I Klondike 20 N. Earl Avenue R. R. 39 KLONDIKE FARM SUPPLY Rapps Apparel and Shoes for the Entire Fami 3 Convenient Locati On the Square Mar Jean Arcade near the airp DILLON ' S HARDWARE State Street .h :Ml 85' '!L'1?Jl5 t ly fflflif 'H ,-15 Q ons Village ort F!'!WF LOEB S DEPARTMENT STORE Columbia Street West Lafayette, Indiana Lafayette, Indiana SPORTSMAN 517 Main Lafayette, Indiana Wh xt in line? Really cz Puzzle to Some 51 Every one's in a hurry! l What seems to be the bl Congratulations to Seniors EUGENE V. LAMBERSON K.H.S. '36 Excavating Contractor General Excavating - Grading - Bulldozing Clearing and Ditching Gravel and Crushed Stone R. R. No. 1 Lafayette, Ind. DECKER 'S Main Street Lafayette, Indiana ! k u V M I E . Mg? Gons Tire Company, Inc GORIS TIRE CO. 1426 Canal Road Lafayette, Indiana L? ' .. . . of Klondike Gravel Company a f At Aretz Q.ffhIx' K7 1 Ln., abi l J4hWIE,,,,,V. ,'i4 M State Road 25 North .AQI ' 4 , 9- - F ' ' I i . THANK YOU THE SENIOR CLASS OF KLONDIKE HIGH SCHOOL WOULD LIKE T0 THANK THE MERCHANTS IN THE LAFAYETTE AREA WHO SUPPORTED THE 1959 PROSPECTOR BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Eric Holm Mr. John P. Hostetler Howard Supply Company Mrs. Karen G. Hunt Mr. Thomas Irwin Mr. Lowell B. Jackson Mr. Larry Jones Mr. Lawrence Jones Mr. I. Johnson Mrs. Carl Kellison Mr. Steve King Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman Mrs. Lou Anna Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Kramer Mrs. Mary Kretzackmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Logan Mr. Robert Loman Mr. Jack Long Linda and Bobby Lucas Mr. Donald Magers Robert Maiers Mr. and Mrs. C. William Maier Ernest Maxwell Mr. Roger Mayhill Dave Melville Mr. Glenn T. Miller Miners Grocery Mr. Omer Minniear Mrs. Freda B. Murray Mrs. L. C. Murray Mr. Keith Montgomery Fritz Myers Mr. Tom Nelson Tony Pawlak Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Larkin O'Connor W. K. Oyler J. E. Parks Ralph Pendleton Roy Pendleton Bradferd A. Reitz H. C. Reltz Remington Homes Mrs. Meta G. Rice Mr. Owne Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Earl Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Rosenbarger William Rubright Dempsey Rust Charles Schelle Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schelle, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schelle Mrs. Senger Mrs. Ruth L. Schulze Mr. Tom L. Simler Mike Snyder's Barber Shop Miss Anne Andrews Mr. Fred Andrews Mr. Robert Andrews Mr. W. B. Andrews Mr. John T. Anthrop Le Fae Beauty Shop Mr. Gordon Bennett Mr. David Berk Mr. Chester B. Biddle Mr. Robert Boes F. G. Bogardus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brenner Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brown Mr. Arthur V. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. George E. Byers Mrs. Patrica Castille Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christy Mr. Bert Cedarquist Mr. Lee Campton Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cripe Mr. J. A. Crum Mr. Floyd Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davis Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Davis Mr. Edward Dettman Miss Carole Dienhart Mr. George Dienhart Mr. Gordon Dienhart Mr. Tony Dienhart Donahue Drugs Mr. James Dye Ed's Bar B-Q Mrs. Bernice Enochs Mrs. Ben Erwin Mrs. Myrtle Erwin Mr. Thomas Erwin Mr. Clarence Fish Mr. George H. Foster Mr. John L. Friers Mr. R. E. Galloway Mrs. I. E. Gibson Mr. William Goode, Jr. Mr. Virgil Gosma Mr. and Mrs. Max Greenburg Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mrs. The and Mrs. Edward Gregory BOOSTERS William German Mr. Don Hockema Loren Harding Dick Smith John Harcek Charles L. Snyder Bertha Harriman Sparkleton Inc. W- H- HBYT R. B. Stewart Joe Henderson Mr. Norman and Mrs. Lowell Henderson U Eval. Hennigar Hillmen MI. and Mrs. Kenneth Steely Mr. Raymond E. Sterner PATRONS Al Mann Standard Service 706 Northwestern Avenue Bell Auto Supply Store 219 Main Dr. Paul Draper 26 Loan and Trust Company Eisenbach's Jewelry Main Street Ford Hopkins Drug Agency 310 Main Street Clara Fritsch 606 S. 18th Street McCord Candies 536 Main Street Maneke and Gillam, Optometrist 637 Main Street Shuman Feed Store 102-110 Columbia Smith's Shoes 420 Main Street Hubert R. Washburn 211 State Street West Side Food Market 112 Northwestern XF' Q, ,P Lf ' Q' JF ly iglilliiy J?MQ sfgyj ii YUNLXQH' . ' , , M W3 JN? Q iQq,qV B oy, X egg Q QQ i FB QTY f A Q1 if M A X gf Myff 7 QQ l9, ,SFy X, 4 4 , V B xx .lx A m 5 A XF Mil, JW wk W Nw 0 ,asa QTBETGQ OT JN QTYNTJI f N , 3 Q Y M J 'f M f Q .ga Wy if Sb 'D WL Q3 KYB ix. Q5 ,, A 'SX ,E gfiwtgwha dx? 4 fm? maj M wuUfW+'5 HQ - C P, Q if K, - WV i. ,AH X ,, Q 'W' ,H Qi U wb M mf gr QS? gs, NN,w'isJ19lyi ,ayWjU .AWK io sl NY mf . 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