Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

-,,.,JL, 5 I ,M ,, :,..,',, f -A-,fr-Hu-.1, .,, Q s. ' A , 'z 1 '56 1.950 Pfeseweea by seilidrg '-'rel Hifi' sclmaol The staff wishes to thank the students and faculty for their cooperation in preparing EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . . . .......................... ......... J' oe Turner CO-EDITOR .................... .... G eorganna Horine FEATURES AND ACTIVITIES .... ...... B etty Stanford Carole Perdue SPORTS . William Hendricks Jerry Smith Joan Whetsel PICTURES .. .......... Pat Teeters Barbara Anderson SNAPSHOTS .. Harriett Hersberger Marilyn Funk ART ..... .. Ralph Renbarger Joan Martin BUSINESS . . . . . . Carolyn Milburn Betty Dunham Evalyn Thompson ADVERTISEMENT ........ Anne Kerr TYPING . . . Max Brattain Jackie Whetsel Kenneth Beach . . . . Marilyn Erfurth high .cm DEDICATION We, the class of 1950, dedicate this edition of The BuIldog to lapel High School which has been a source of inspiration and learning to us, encouraging us to do our best not only for the present, but for the future. 5 enior Class of 1950 Class Colors Black and White Let the Ropes of the Past Ring the Bells of the Future Barbara Jean Anderson Betty Jane Baker Kenneth Beach Robert Brantlinger Max Brattain LeRoy DeLawter Betty Dunham Marilyn June Erfurth Marilynn Figg Dale Fulk Marilyn Jo Funk Lena Helterbrand Bill Hendricks llarriett Hersbergez Helen Holloway Georganna Horine Anne Kerr Joan Martin Carolyn Jo Milburn Carole Perdue Marilyn Reddick Ralph Renbarger Irma Jean Smethers Jerry Smith Sarah Sparks Betty Jo Stanford Patricia Lou Teeters Evalyn Thompson Joe Turner Jackie Sue Whetsel Joan Whetsel D 'QMS W J Q 47 I ,ir I , Q ff' A f'a.c.1lM1 Ni T 5 A H, 'Shy 5 v. 'VI 1' 5 CT GC Yx VI X' 1-,e'6a Q4 85 Sigh Women 91+ QS 00-K VA-c1s6r Ax 'QQYJWKQM N x ge. eX-U' -al en if Aan! K XX 1 fl claw' 63 Oilqgg I ak Yay UL wx55Ysae 5 -.ff ' X X QM N ., Q A W E Ks Ax N QQ O s . . S. A A 516' Q X' f' KX s ox '75 gm' xi X x, XM: lrff Kr? X f , KENNETH PAULSEL . . . . . . Trustee ADVISORY BOARD HAY l AUST ....... .... . President CURTIS CONRAD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary HU BERT VALENTINE . . . . . - . . . Other Member OFFICE .f - :mums MR. OWENS Principal MRS. BYER Office Secretary 6 'Ullman PAULINE THOMAS xpel High School , B. Indiana Central College :diana University :cial Science nglish ean of Girls :nior Sponsor LORIS J. CREED 'aldron High School , S. Ball State Teachers College Jmmerce Jokkeeper 'nior Sponsor EVELYN MOUSA :tts High School S. Ball State Teachers College .diana State Teachers College nglish usic and iphomore Sponsor if-.Q l N UP ix I if 1 fi, VICTOR W. OWENS Marshall Township High School A. B. Central Normal College Ph. M. University of Wisconsin Principal Science GERALD ROUDEBUSI-I Mount Comfort High School B. S. Central Normal College Health Economics Commercial Arithmetic Physical Education Coach Senior Sponsor ANN E YACUK Mount Ayr High School B. S. Central Normal College Commerce Physical Education Girls Athletic Association Sponsor Yell Leader Sponsor Junior Sponsor MARY WILLIAMS Austin High School B. S. Central Normal College Biological Science Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor BETTY VARNER Grandview High School B, S. Indiana State Teachers College Ball State Teachers College Art English Librarian Freshman Sponsor G. B. HALSEY Frankton High School Indiana State Teachers College Ball State Teachers College Indiana University Mathematics Eighth Grade Sponsor WINIFRED OWENS McCordsville High School A. B, Indiana University English Latin Student Council Advisor ROLAND SHEETS Valparaiso High School Oglethorpe University, Atlanta, Georgia B. S. Ball State Teachers College History Geography Physical Education Freshman Sponsor Assistant Coach FRED O. ST. JOHN Toulon High School B. S. University of Illinois Vocational Agriculture Driving Seventh Grade Sponsor HOWARD SIMMERMAN Pendleton High School A. B. Indiana Central Colle Indiana University General Science English Social Science Student Council Advisor JANE WILKINSON Cadiz High School B. S. Purdue University Home Economics Sunshine Sponsor 1950 KENNETH BEACH Kenny Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Vice President 3-4 Student Council 4 Stage Manager for Class Play 3 Ticket Manager for Class Play 4 Chorus 1-2 Baseball 2-3-4 Future Farmers ot America 3 Advertising for Annual CAROLYN JO MILBURN Joey Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Treasurer 3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Vice President 3 President 4 Chorus 1-2 Class Play 3 tGladysi Properties and Costumes for Class Play 4 Advertisement for Operetta 2 Ticket Manager for Operetta 3 Properties and Costumes for Operetta 4 4-H Club 2-3-4 President 3-4 Girls Athletic Association 3 Newspaper 3 Business Manager for Annual BETTY BAKER Janie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Usher for Class Play 4 Chorus 1-2 rw.. 10 JOE TURNER 'tJoe Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 President 1-4 Class Play 3 lDetect.iveJ Stage Manager for Class Play 4 Chorus 1-2 Music Club 4 Operetta 2-4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 President 3-4 Vice President 2 Reporter 1 Future Farmers of America 3-4 President 4 Baseball 2-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 2 Editor of Annual BETTY JO STANFORD AKJOH Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Secretary 4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-3-4 Usher for Operetta 4 Ticket Manager for Class Play 3 Prompter for Class Play 4 Girls Athletic Association 1 Secretary 3 President 4 Newspaper 3 Features and Activities for Annual BARBARA ANDERSOD Barb Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Treasurer 4 Class Play 3 tLenai Class Play 4 tF1orence Scott? Chorus 1 Advertising Manager for Operetta 2 Ticket Manager for Operetta 3-4 Majorette 1-2-3-4 Girls Athletic Association Newspaper Picture Editor for Annual ROBERT BRANTLINGE Moonsvi1le Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 tProcess Server? Ticket Manager for Class Play 4 Chorus 1 Baseball 1 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2 MAX BRATTAIN Mutt .apel High School 1-2-3-4 Zlass Play 3 tPlumberJ 'Jlass Play 4 tDro0pyJ Zhorus 1-2-3-4 vlusic Club 3-4 Dperetta 3-4 Statistician 3 Wewspaper Xdvertisement for Annual BETTY DUNHAM '-Bets .apel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Jrompter for Class Play 3 Picket Manager for Class Play 4 Ihorus 1-2-3-4 Jperetta 2 -H 3-4 lirls Athletic Association 3-4 Business Manager for Annual MARILYNN FIGG Figgie .nderson High School 1 .apel High School 2-3-4 iunshine Society 2-3-4 Isher for Class Play 3-4 MARILYN JO FUNK htlodyn ,apel High School 1-2-3-4 unshine Society 1-2-3-4 'icket Manager for Class Play 3 rompter for Class Play 4 horus 1-2-3-4 -H 2-3-4 irls Athletic Association 3-4 ewspaper iapshot Editor for Annual 09' Nav' '51 p-:QQ 'Y' 5'-sn.. E' 1 hon Q' LEROY DELAWTER Nick Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1 , Stage Manager for Operetta 4 Stage Manager for Class Play 3-4 Future Farmers of America 4 Baseball 1-2 Basketball 1-2 MARILYN ERFURTH Junie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Usher for Class Play 3-4 Chorus 1 Girls Athletic Association 3 Typist for Annual DALE FULK Daisy Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Stage Manager for Operetta 4 Stage Manager for Class Play 3 Future Farmers of America 3-4 LENA HELTERBRAND Hi1dy Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1 Properties Manager for Class Play 3 Usher for Class Play 4 Girls Athletic Association 3 BILL HENDRICKS 'VVill'l Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 tUncle Silas? Stage Manager for Class Play 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Music Club 3-4 Treasurer 4 Operetta 2-3 Future Farmers of America 3-4 Secretary 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 2 Newspaper 3 Sports Editor for Annual HELEN HOLLOWAY Holly Fortville High School 1 WValnut Grove High School 2 Lapel High School 3-4 Sunshine Society 3-4 Chorus 4 Entertainment Committee for Class Play 4 ANN'E KERR Roonie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Vice President 1 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Song Leader 4 Class Play .3 tMrs. Pottlel Class Play 4 tMiss Watkins? Chorus 1-2-3-4 Music Club 1-2-3-4 President 4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1 Girls Athletic Association 3-4 Librarian 3-4 Newspaper 3 Advertisement Committee for Annual CAROLE PERDUE Copper Wayne High School, Wayne, West Virginia 1-2 Lapel High School 3-4 Student Council 4 Vice President 4 Sunshine Society 3-4 Ticket Manager for Operetta 4 Advertising Committee for Class Play 3 Properties Committee for Class Play 4 Girls Athletic Association 3-4 Newspaper 4 Features and Activities for Annual HARRIETT HERSBERGEP 'Pee Wee Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 tJanel Properties and Costumes for Class Play 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Music Club 3-4 Operetta 1-2-3 Usher 4. Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2 4-H 2-3-4 Girls Athletic Association 3 Newspaper 3 Snapshot Editor for Annual GEORGANNA HORINE Georgie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Secretary 2 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Recording Secretary 4 Class Play 3 tBridget O'Harel Class Play 4 tDorisJ Chorus 1-2-3-4 Music Club 2-3-4 Secretary 4 Operetta 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2 Newspaper 3 Co-Editor of Annual D. A. R, Award Winner JOAN MARTIN .1 JO.. Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Prompter for Class Play 3 Usher for Class Play 4 Chorus 1-2 Usher for Operetta 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Art Editor for Annual MARILYN REDDICK Shorty Lapel High School 1-3-4 Anderson High School 2 Sunshine Society 1-3-4 Properties for Class Play 3 Entertainment for Class Play 4 Chorus 1-4 I-H 3 RALPH RENBARGER Renny .apel High School 1-2-3-4 'resident 2 tudent Council 3 Vice President 3 Zhorus 1 Ilnszs Play 3 fCuthhert Jackson? Zlass Play 4 tProfessor Frazier! laskethall 1-2-3-4 lnscball 4 'rack 2-3 Jcwspaper 3-4 irt Editor of Annual JERRY SMITH Pooch ,apel High School 1-2-3-4 'resident 3 Ltudent Council 2 Zlass Play 3 tNorman Follis flass Play 4 f.Iimmyl Thorus I-2-3 Jperctta 3 lasketball l-2-3-4 lasehall l-2-3-4 'rack 1-2-3-4 ,ibrarian 4 iewspaper 3 ports Editor for Annual PATRICIA TEETERS iipatu apel High School 1-2-3-4 tudent Council 2 Secretary 2 unshine Society 1-2-3-4 lass Play 3 tHealth Inspectressl lass Play 4 fHarriettJ horus 1-2-3-4 iusic Club 1-2-3-4 Vice President 3 peretta 1-2-3-4 and 1 'H 2-3-4 irls Athletic Association 3 ibrarian 4. ewspaper 3-4 icture Editor of Annual JACKIE WHETSEL Jack apel High School l-2-3-4 Secretary 3 mshine Society 1-2-3-4 lass Play 3 tHarriett Follisl lass Play 4 tKittyJ morus 1-2-.3-4 usic Club 1-2-3-4 Jeretta 1-2-3-4 ajorette 1-2-3-4 rls Athletic Association 3-4 Treasurer 3 ewspaper 3 lvertising Committee for Annual l IRMA SMETHERS iilrmaii Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Sunshine Society l-2-3-4 Usher for Class Play 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls Athletic Association 3-4 SARAH SPARKS Sparkie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Usher for Class Play 3-4 Chorus 1-4 Band 1 Girls Athletic Association 3-4 EVALYN THOMPSON Evic Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Usher for Class Play 3 Ticket Manager for Class Play 4 Chorus 1-4 Usher for Operetta 4 Girls Athletic Association 4 Business Manager for Annual JOAN WHETSEL ...I-omi. Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Student Council 3 Class Play 3 tNancyJ Class Play 4 tLouiseJ Chorus 1-2 Usher for Operetta 4 Girls Athletic Association 3-4 Vice President 3 Librarian 3 Newspaper 3-4 Sports Editor for Annual Senior Class History As we approach the end of our four year iourney through Lapel High School, it is not with a feeling of regret that we look over our stay here, for we feel our work has been done to the best of our ability. When we first came together in- the fall of '46, we were pretty green and inexperienced freshmen, but we finally struggled through and came back the next year with the feeling that we were really in , As freshmen we were not too active as is to be expected. However, we started with fifty-two members, the largest class in the high school. When we came back as sophomores we lost no time. We started off with magazine sales, which we really pushed. We chose as our class colors black and white. When we returned as iuniors, we knew by then that we were the best class in the school. Our class play, Believe It or Not , was a great success, ticket sales exceeding even those of the mighty seniors. Our Prom was also a great success being held at Grandview Country Club with the sen- ior class and faculty as guests. As seniors, we have only continued what we began as iuniors. We had fun practicing, as well as giving, our class play Miss Jimmy . As privileged seniors, we greatly enioy- ed a trip by bus to Bloomington, where we attended the Pittsburgh-Indiana football game. We ended our senior ac- tivities by taking a trip to Chicago where we spent some very eventful days. As we look back, it seems each year has passed more quickly than the previous one, until as we recall them they seem but a day. Our class fellowship and teamwork has carried us suc- cessfully thus far and when we leave L. H. S. for the by ways of the world, the memories of our experiences here will give us strength and a greater courage for the life we are now entering. 14 .lumens fe Es- D ra , essnr , ,:,A y S as . S J s S ilea A ': ' J Mrs. Creed B : Miss Yacuk K - ' , f i asf? Sponsor E ' Sponsor , as o rl : . M Lf' - K- l ' 'f ' N ' J , .. . .,. -, f if s s ss S 1 ya r Xu E s s S 'et , fest i f f i , i s ss S ssss . ,,. S s 4 . of .f J ss iii A sq J 3 I . -. v--v ,sg .-', swrseliaff ., . ...,,,,. W.. 3? . . H, F as MM me W 1 - , is-i, , H ,. V' - 6 Ls s W ga s ,gl 95, Wm ei R -fa' s is sa Q r if .. . LL,., il --,.--. -13 X ' ws: 3 -' V as ,fs e - H 1 s as - ' SWT' . il I B iff, ' ,3.. S . J . , . . uw- K , -rw .. , -,.,: x s ire' d A J J - - A . .lssss Q S Absent: Ethel Howell, Mildred Mosley 16 ls l l S r k E if 1 , r. 1 'W' . V , :im ,. K 1 1 'S , , - - - ,al Q .: ' Marcus Crook President Ivalou Stevenson Vice President Kenneth Bodenhorn Secretary Frieda Johnson Treasurer Carl Alt Vivian Barkdull Iris Barker Jack Barker Warren Benzenbauer Janice Blake Peggy Carter Donald Crooks Dick Cunningham Dorothy Cunninghan Jeannine DeVo1l Barbara Doan Harold Eiler Jerry Eiler Jim Fisher Ted Funk Dick Haines Donald Harless Anna Herron Harold Huffman Neil Huntzinger Robert Lackey Carolyn Males Wilma Meredith Dick Mills Donald Mills Arlene Moore Martha Murphy Sarann Newton Dean Presser Frances Spencer John Tonyes 071080825 ,,?i Asnzms SALES Q-1 F X. X N , 3 f ... - ' 'QI Z ' ! .. I 1 I ,, so I9 F' V s at s f s. J -'Q' '1'-S as ,sa as , if s 3 K if 4. 3. jiggtl f Miss Williams Mrs. Mousa my ' M h Sponsor 'Y ' VE Sponsor 5 , I Q s .,.- FQ Mfr' X if M s E . ra. 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Dallas Glover 18 James Turner President Duane Dickerson Vice President' Estella Harry Secretary Marilyn Owens Treasurer Sandra Blake Patty Carter Calvin Conrad Jane Coverdale Laura Eiler Wilbur Eiler Carol Elkins John Faulkenberg Barbara Figg Donald Forrer Marion Hiser Frank Hudson Bill Husted Jack Lewis Nellie Long Harold Martin Dennis Milburn Harley Miller Roger Modlin James Moore Mark McClintock Emily Neese Martha Paulsel Mary Lou Renbarg Wilma Shetterly Eugene Shinabarge Genevieve Skiles Donna Spencer Glenn Spiker Virginia Stanford Forrest Stinson Orvilla Swinford Mary Lou Taylor Bruce Tullis Barbara Turner Carolyn Whetsel John Wilson Eddie Wise Rachel Wyant ll -L I if .ff IMI' u -f,4 ',,1 m iz Miss Varncr Sponsor ri' 15 is N -uf' XSZS l' J oe Sylvester President Maxine Milburn Vice President Lula Mae Scott Secretary Jim Sisson Treasurer Phillip Aldred Nancy Anderson Lavonne Brantlin Joe Carlin Wilbur DeLawter J. L. DeVoll Marvin Elkins Marcia Elsten James Fisher Jack Goff John Graham Phyllis Hall Harold Haygood Patsy Helterbram Shirley Hollinger Walter Howell Rosalyn Huffman Wayne Huffman Chauncy Huntzing Patty Jackson Norma Kramer Barbara Layton Carolyn Lewis Nelson McNealy Myrna Millikan Gloria Mussleman Morris Passwater Doris Reddick Marlene Renner Douglas Rich Bonnie Riffey Charles Riffey Marcia Roudebusl Joyce Scantland Billy Scott Judith Scott Harriett Sheller Phyllis Sides Patsy Smith Russell Spiker Sumner Spiker Kaye Don Steven Edna Tishner 1 X 1194 13 nfl. -la ' 2 Q , CL SS OF 6654 1 i ,xiii .ia M QQ ' ,, y I V. , if-3 I g ,. . , +1 'Q ii 9 QT r , fr ' 5. Y ' f . P U pu.. no 1 Q : , if X A A5 V 4, X 4 f 5 l I 2 3 Larry McDonald, President Max Barker, Vice President Mr. Halsey, Sponsor Barbara Herron, Secretary Peggy Howell, Treasurer Helen Aldred Earl Benzenbauer Judith Breece Charles Coble Alta Jane Collins Ted Davis Cecelia DeBo1t Robert Dunham Larry Fisher Merritt Forrer A. I -ea- W . +P fl' I' - ew. Wayne Givens Helen Hifser . S W Joyce Hoover Karl Huffman Ronald Husted Marilyn Irwin Floyd McClasky Teddy McDole Patricia Martin Janet Miller Larry Morris Beulah Murphy Joe Murphy Sandra Neese Glenn Perdue Clifford Reed Shirley Reed Harold Rich . Georganna Roller Victor Russell Q , .HV . f, 'QS A S Q1 fi i c Absent: Hattie Mosley. Herman Rambo. Andrew McDo1e 21 Marie Shinaharger DeWayne Shuck Joe Stanford Bill Steiner Franklin Sylvester Allen Turner Shirley Turner 3 'I Q , X a f CLASS OF MSS 'B ' fs, an 3, fe ll fish. fe .V sq? f, Roger Renbarger, Presie Linda Eiler, Vice Presid Mr. St, John, Sponsol Carroll Modlin, Secret: Billy Sears, Treasure Dale Anderson H Leroy Barbee sw Q 1. is John Beaver S ,E Hubert Bodenhorl as 'l Wi 'Q' . kg b y ,A N Marvin Brough ' i A 'fi e'o' Gordon Bulen 1 if if .sa new 1 .bg S 5 99 I Alvin Conner ' y Linda Earlywine .W 5 5 'usu e 1 ,, Russell Edrington ',-. - 5 'S J it Robert Fields , ,- S - If .,f s Q r,. 4 Shirley Forrer lsll fi? J Billy Haekleman fx s QE v U 1 we do ' CCS be e e W K C V gs- P Q my ex' L 2 , Quay 22 A Wilbur Haygood Jimmy Hersberge Carl Horton Richard Huffman Sandra Kellams Phyllis Lewis Jean McFadden ' Wanda Meredith Marcus Micheal Charles Milner Irene Roudebush James Russell -' Larry Scott Bobby Sears Joyce Southers Robert Steiner 2 Donald Turner M Glenda Turner Shirley Wise Neil Wolfe b mmmnr gb 121, is DU 5:3 A . 1' 5x1 M mv 4 if sv, I SIXTH GRADE Row One: ileft to right? Bennie Green, Gene Burris, Harold Riffey, John Shull, Phillip Insko, Neal Partain, Jerry Waugh, Robert Swing, James Spencer, Paul Stephenson, Donald Davis. Row Two: Carol Mills, Mona Horton, Georgia? Miller, Shirley Seybert, Sandra Phillips, Leah Sue Males, Sara Wright, Janet Burris, Linda Fisher, Barbara Barbee, Wilma Ellis, Lawrence McDole. f Row Three: Jack Simmermon, Jimmie Crook. Gerald Hankins, Janet McConnaughey, Tonia Fisher, Phyllis Manis, JO A1111 Hllffmafl, Ca1'01yI1 BFOUEI1, Marvin Brubaker, Dave Taylor, Paul Snyder, Keith Sisson, Mr. Bevelhimer. Row Four: Jerry Burke, Eddie Wyant, Robert Everitt, La Jon Wise, Johnny Barker, Leo Coble, Charles Bullard, Robert Miller, Larry Lennen, Fred Hiatt, Dick Helterbrand. Absent: Toni Davis, Patricia Haywood. FIFTH GRADE Row One: Wendell Huntzinger, Jody Smith, Ernest Howell, Robert Grove, Jene Stanford, Mickey Coble, Carl Miller. Row Two: Patricia Leap, Janice Miller, Wanda Forrer, Judith Husted, Carole Davis, Marjorie Ellis, Sandra Turner, Carolyn Forrer, Nancy Long, Loretta Shull, Barbara Ricker. Row Three: Patricia Roudebush, Jayne Swinford, Karen Russell, Linda Turner, Marjorie Roudebush, Carolyn Turner, Shiela Partain, Marie Castor, Carol Hooper, Gloria Turner, Mrs. Everly. Row Four: Jackie Davidson, Clarence Jr. Elsten, Michael Flanagan, Eugene Blair, David Lloyd, Robert Barker, John Stanford, Joe Stout, Jerry Hoover, Philip Lloyd, Leo Wise. 24 4,2 6,4 W X' YW? ww-3' l Q FOURTH GRADE Row One: mleft to right! Dennis Brough, Ralph Milner, Larry Sisson, David Neese, Dennis Hooper, Sherman George, Theodore Montgomery, Melvin Blair, Larry Max Mills, Donald Witt, Jackie Haygood. Row Two: Leland Modlin, Orabella Wells, Claudia Bell, Rebecca Upton, Patty Seybert, Patty Wolfgang, Nancy VVisc, Carolyn Roberson, Rebecca Turner, Suzanne Shetterly, Marilyn Lawson, Larry Galliher. Row Three: Raymond McFadden, Barbara Bullard, Patty Pigg, Brenda Forrer, Norma Jean Southers, Phyllis Bennett, Nora Kellams, Roberta Haygood, Beverly Galliher, Phyllis Meredith, Donna Haskell, Melvin Meredith, Fred Lloyd, Mrs, Mendenhall. Row Four: Dickie Howell, John Barbee, Jimmie Roller, Myron Hendricks, Bobby Simmerman, Robert Huffman, Billy Cobb, Stanley White, Gordon Stalker, Larry McGuire, Joe Fisher, Larry Cunningham, J. Bill Eitelman, Jerry Spiker, Douglas Shetterly. Absent: Hildred Flowers, Bruce Flanagan, Freida Mae Taylor, Sandra Mae Wiseman, Jimmie Boyll. THIRD GRADE Row One: fleft to right? James W. Fisher, Jerry Eckhardt, Jimmy Woolums, Larry Neal Turner, John Mills, Frank Barbee, James R. Johnson, Robert Stanford, Stephen Eiler, Richard Edmonson. Row Two: Brenda Bennett, Harriett Fisher, Avis Miller, Treva McDole, Barbara White, Betty Jo Flowers, Elaine Baker, Nancy Castor, Rosemary Shull, Lois McConnaughey, Row Three: Karen Sue Woodward, Beverly Insko, Nancy Sue Hackleman, Janet Lennen, Linda Spiker, Joyce Goul, Margaret Holloway, Sharon Weaver. Row Four: Kathern Stewart, Barbara Wyant, Melissa Huffman, Judith Williams, Norma Turner, Nila Helterbrand, Karen Kay Conrad, Mrs. Kathryn Lucas, Absent: Glynn Troubaugh, Suzette Graham. 25 SECOND GRADE Row One: ileft to right? Jerry Galliher, Jerry Snyder, Billy Joe Oleksy, Eddie Burris, Karl Bell, Bobby Myers, Larry Forrer, Jerry Seybert, Maurice Brubaker. Row Two: Janet Vernon, Margo Wolfgang, Rachel Meredith, Jayne Stage, Nancy Popp, Lolita Snodgrass, Wanda Blair, Peggy Edwards, Miriam Sue McDonald, Fredia Hiatt. Row Three: Stephen Kilburn, Lawrence Roudebush, Betty Wiseman, Alfa Castor, Nancy Sue Burris, Carolyn Willits, Judy ElSteI1, Wilma Wyant, Harvey C0b18, Fred Carson, Johnny Lennen, Row Four: Ernest Presser, Bobby Flowers, Robert Earl Givens, Gene Castor, Larry Lawson, Ronald Huffman, Richard Hiser, Marvin Reed, Mrs. DeWitt. FIRST GRADE Row One: tleft to righth Jimmie Castor, Terry Burris, Larry Dee Eckhardt, Dennis McDo1e, Michael Brown, Sammie Swadley, Barry Jarrett, Row Two: Judy Stanford, Sandra K. Austin, Judy Michaels, Sharon Elsten, Trudy Bodenhorn, Beverly George, Joyce Eiler, Joan Forrer, Jane Ann Mills, Diana Jo Boram, Karen Kay Witt. Row Three: Frederick Busby, David Lloyd, Nelda Jane Bennett, Bonnie Johnson, Margaret Presser, Judy Barbee, Susan Dickson, Jay Lee Renbarger, Ricky Goul. Row Four: Donnie Campbell, Stephen Shetterly, Gordon Lee Barker, J. D. Lewis. 26 FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Row One: fleft to rightl Tommy Coble, Freddy Lee Stanford, Bobby Sisson, Jerry Dee Huffman, John Huffman, David Hooper, Jerry Stout, Truman Miller, Row Two: Karen Sue Mills, Mary Long, Martha Long, Joy ce Ann Castor, Barbara Joyce Wright, Connie Barnes, Sharen Whelchel, Beverly Ricker, Rosellen Cunningham, Sandra Sheller. Row Three: Keith Fulk, Donald Mills, Bill Martz, Carolyn Lawson, Joyce Louise Phillips, Douglas Stalker, David Tatum, Joe Nickerson, Bob Teeters. Row Four: Mrs. Thomas, Bobby Bunnell, Stephen Milner, Joe Perdue, Eddie Shetterly, Carl Huffman, Dennis Shull, Stephen Sandefur. Absent: Amer Troubaugh, Lennette Graham. Mrs. DeWitt Mrs. Forrer Mrs. Thomas 3, Mrs, Lucas Mrs. Mendenhall Mrs. Everly Mr. Bevelhlmer 27 'gg5Xf,,ii,: V , , , MISS J lmmy Poor Connections Back Stage ,,.....- --Now DT009 , was-....... Get 'um up ce? aan shun we Mr. sheets Em fn l - . ., -QIIG QC, and the New Mrl. nshys a boy, Our that Prom CTI IT!! N '39 x WW 4 S c K X , xx iffy ' Ili' xx ,ll X . :W 2 ll! , , Q X433 I 'I 1 .x X ' ' 1-5 . xocsiistyslrg 4 K dk XX 'I 19- 5 Y '18, f -L15-, wif' fi? Q 'ii 'N-.. TUDE COUNCIL Seated: Jimmy Russell, Carolyn Males, Kenneth Beach, Carole Perdue, Sondra Kellams. Standing: Forrest Stinson, Nelson McNealy, Glenn Perdue, Myrna Millikan, Carolyn W'hetsel, Sandra Neese, Dick Mills, Mrs, Owens, Mr. Simmerman. Kenneth Beach .......................................................... President Carole Perdue . . . . . . Vice President Carolyn Males . . . ..... Secretary Mr. Simmerman . . . ....... Sponsor Mrs. Owens ..... ......... S ponsor Parliamentarian 31 HBELIEVE IT OR OT OUR JUNIOR PLAY Chorocters Lena,amaid Mrs. Pottle, a sentimental dowager . . . . Gladys Pottle, her caustic daughter . . . . . . . . . . . . . nn- Jane Pottle, her caustic daughter . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Hamilton, a young woman with a breezy manner Harriett Follis, Nancy's chum ........... , ............ Plumber, fond of wise cracks ............................. Cuthbert, in search of a wife ..................,...... Norman Follis, chum of Jackson, and brother of Harriet .... Uncle Silas, Uncle to Harriet and Norman ................. Bridget O'Hare, in search of a job .................... Health Inspectrcss, running down a Bubonic Plague . .. Detective, looking for murderers .................... Process Server Committees Prompters: Betty Dunham, Joan Martin Tickets: Betty Jo Stanford, Marilyn Funk .nn I.. for .- . Barbara Anderson Anne Kerr Carolyn Jo Milburn Harriett Hersberger . . . . . . Joan Whetsel . . . . Jackie Whetsel . . . . . . Max Brattain . . Ralph Renbarger Jerry Smith . . . . . Bill Hendricks . Georganna Horine Pat Teeters Joe Turner Robert Brantlinger Stage Managers: LeRoy DeLawter, Kenneth Beach, Dale Fulk, George Shuck Properties and Costumes: Lena Helterbrand, Marilyn Reddick, Irma Smethers Advertising and Publicity: Marilyn Erfurth, Carole Perdue Ushers: Evalyn Thompson, Jane Riley, Sarah Sparks, Marilyn Figg, Helen Holloway Marilyn Erfurth 32 MMISS ,HMM OUR SENIOR PLAY Chorocters Louise . . 4 Florence . . . Catherine . . . Doris ..... Harriet ...... Droopy ........ Miss Watkins .... Jimmy ........... Professor Frazier . . . Committees Prompters: Betty Jo Stanford, Marilyn Funk gr Joan Whetsel Barbara J. Anderson . . . . Jackie Whetsel . Georganna Horine . . . . . . Patty Teeters . . . Max Brattain Anne Kerr Jerry Smith . . Ralph Renbarger Tickets: Betty Dunham, Kenneth Beach, Robert Brantlinger, Evalyn Thompson Stage Managers: Joe Turner, Bill Hendricks, LeRoy DeLawter Properties and Costumes: Carolyn Milburn, Carole Perdue, Harriett Hersberger Entertainment: Marilyn Reddick, George Shuck, Helen Holloway, Dale Fulk Ushers: Irma Smethers, Marilyn E1-furth, Mai-ilynn Figgz. Betty Baker, Lena Helter- brand, .loan Martin, Sarah Sparks 33 GPE ITE T PIRATES Marguerite fthe optimistl . OPERETTA Chorocters Peggy fthe pessimistl ............. Ida ithe would be movie starl .. . Evelyn Knot afraid of anythingl .... Doris tdoesn't believe in ghosts! Rita lthe Spanish girl? ..... George ................. Henry . . . Stephen . . John .... Eugene . . Joe . . . . . TRAMPS Marion Hiser Mary L. Taylor Shirley Hollinger Marcia Roudebush Anna Herron Jim Fisher Bill Scott Mark McClintock Jack Goff John Graham Eugene Shinabarger Director CHORUSES GYPSIES Orvilla Swinford Estella Harry Frieda Johnson Arlene Moore Rachel Wyant Mary Renbarger Janice Blake Sue Musselman Myrna Millikan Carolyn Males Doris Reddick Sandra Blake 34 e....-.-e- Jackie Whetsel . . . Pat Teeters . . . . Anne Kerr . . Emily Neese Martha Paulsel Marilyn Owens .. Jack Barker . . Max Brattain Joe Turner Marcus Crook . Joe Sylvester . John Tonyes Mrs. Mousa PIRATES Jane Coverdale Carol Elkins Virginia Stanford Wilma Shetterly Georganna Horine Kenneth Bodenhorn Harold Eiler Phillip Aldred Chauncy I-Iuntzinger Jim Sisson Ted Funk MRS. MOUSA BAND as G. A. . I' 'M Betty Stanford .... . . . President Ivalou Stevenson . . . . . . Vice President Carolyn Whetsel .... .......... S ecretary Carolyn Lewis . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer Miss Yacuk .... .......... . . . . . . . . Sponsor FRESHMAN INITIATION Lula Scott - Myrna Millikan -- Marlene Renner Prize Winners 37 OUR PROM QUEE The Junior-Senior Prom of 1949 was held at the Grandview Country Club. Jackie Whoisei was Queen of the Prom. Ralph Renbarger was King. Joan Whetsel and Patty Teetfzrs were attendants. 38 OUR M Y QUEE W-J ,,,ag.,:i , , ': ',. I - ' ,cf Q55 5' il ' fix, ,saga is . .V fi i g,, Alggis5g? Q - f ,::g,,:,S-liar. w., .,.. Queen: Jackie Whetsel She was chosen for personality and popularity by the high school boys. Attendants: Carolyn Milburn, Carolyn Males, Maxine Milburn, Mary Lou Renbarger. 39 S. S. S. HSUNSIIINERSU President S A Carolyn Milburn Ivalou Stevenson Vice President Carolyn Whetsel ,X P . 1 as 'E S Corresponding Secretary Miss Wilkinson . . . . . . . . . . Sponsor 40 Georganna Horine . Recording Secretary Barbara Anderson Treasurer F. F. . .Toe Turner . . . . . .. . . Kenneth Bodenlwrn Donald Mills ....... Bill Hendricks . . . Forrest Stinson .. . . . . Wilbur Fliler ......... Mr ... ...-..... ........... ---...au-. St, .Tnhn .... Sponsor 41 .--....... ..f. . . . President Vice President . . . . Treasurer . . . . Secretary . . . Reporter . . . Reporter GIRL ' - Carolyn Jo Milburn President Martha Paulsel ....... . . . Vice President Emily Neese .. ..... Secretary Sandra Blake .. . . . . Treasurer Miss Wilkinson . . . . . . Sponsor BOY ' ka . Joe Turner .............................................................. President Donald Mills ................... . . . Vice President John Lackey Knot in picture? ...... ...... S ecretary Malcolm Smith Knot in picture? . . . . . . Treasurer Mr. St. John ................... .... . . . Sponsor 42 GRIC LTURE W RD WINNER 'V VN CHAUNCY HUNTZINGER CHARLES HTFFFIY .... BOBBY SEARS . . . JOE TURNER .... .... .vn- Awarded first and Reserve Sweepstakes on a peck of shelled corn exhibited at the State Grain Show held in Lafayette. Chauncy was also awarded sixth on a soybean exhibit at the International Show held in Chicago. .Represents the Vocational Department that was awarded the County trophy for the best five ten-ear samples of ear corn Charles also won the distinction of being the exhibitor with the most entries in the county show. Awarded first and Grand Champion on milking shortl' 'urn heifers at the Indiana State Fair and Re- serve Champion at the International Dairy Show. Awarded a wrist watch at the National Demonstra- tion contest held at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. 43 TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER We've traveled together the past twelve years, Sharing all our smiles and tears, Since '38 we've come a long Way, But each year passed so quickly, it seemed just a day. We've had plenty of work but lots of fun, too, And we express our appreciation to each of you: To those who taught us to read and write, To correct the wrong and do only the rightg To those who were so patient and kind, Who helped us get answers that we could not findg To every sponsor and teacher and classmate, We want to say, Thanks, you have all been great. Twelve Year Classmates Barbara Anderson, Betty Baker, Robert Brantlinger, Betty Dunham, Georganna Horine, Anne Kerr, Carolyn Milburn, Jerry Smith, Sarah Sparks, and Betty Stanford. 44 EW PAPER ST FF Editor ........... .......... ....... ........ ........CarolePerdue Pat, Teeters Ralph Renbarger Joan Whetsel Miss Varncr ....... Sponsor LIBRARIA flcft to right? Miss Varner, Carole Perdue, Emily Neese, Pat Teeters, Anne Kerr, Jerry Smith, Jeannine DeVoll, Mary Lou Renbarger, Sandra Blake, Marilyn Owens. 45 THE WlTCH'S CAULDRON , KT Aroulnd and 'round sl1e goes as the cauldron bubbles and ' j N boils. Many things her eyes behold. 0 X As she watches, John Doe, a nice little man, goes about A his daily life. John is remembering how he graduated way Qi back in 1950 as he is taking an evevning walk. He passed a lovely beauty salon owned by Barbara -. Now what is her last name? It used to be Anderson. Farther down was Carolyn Jo's Bakery. Her name had once been Milburn, but that was such a lang, long time ago. 'Z Then, there was the office of T. Richard Coca Cola Com- pany. Marilyn Funk - and Betty Jo - were iust leavifng af- .'- tt - .f ter a long day as stenographers. He bought a paper from little Jerry Smith Jr., and read how Mr. Smith had iust become At- torney General of the United States. There were several interesting articles with headings such as: Robert Brantlinger is promoted to Admiral in the U. S. Navy, The Honeyhummers, Patty Teeters, Anne Kerr and Jackie Whetsel, star in Hollywood's latest hit, and socialite Carole Perdue - vacations at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. He walked on past the Hersberger Telephone Company where the old Bell Company had once been. There's a sign which reads, Brattain's Buicks. They really fly. Next door was the State Agricultural Bureau with Bill l'l6fi1Cll'iCkS, Dole Flllkf and l-BROY De' Lawter as Bureau Executives. The block-long engineering offices of Joe Turner were beside the church where Kenneth Beach was pastor. On and on he walks, past Renbarger's Gym, pasta nice residential section where such elite as Betty Dunham - and Irma Smethers - live, then, past Holloway Hospital. He found himself at Thompson's Airport, and decided to take a helicopter home. On the way home he thought of all those others who had graduated in 1950. Yes, Joan Whet- sel had started a new VVomen's Cavalry: Georganna Horine is a dress designer in Paris, Lena Helterbrand is married and has the cutest twins, Sarah Sparks is a Powers Model, Betty Baker is a missionary in Africa: Marilyn Erfurth is head nurse at New York's biggest hospital, Marilynn Figg is singing with a well-knowtn band, Joan Martin is assistant to Ralph Renbarger, the famous athlete and artist, and Marilyn Reddick is happy with the millionaire she married. So runs the world away. As the helicopter lands, he decides he is hungry. He goes across the street to Mrs. Thomas' Salmon Cake Restaurant and has a snack. As he converses with her, he learns that Mr. Roudcbush is coaching Earth's basketball team. They will have a game with The Moon next wee k. He goes home happily. We've all done well, and the years following our graduation have been good ones, he thinks. 46 T ILSTICS H 4, T555 r ff ,N ff is 4 Nw, w' A 'nuff V ,. Q. ., I X' hi! N. N, 5 N fi R 'N'---v' 1 'C.,.... 4 . - w RTN-K me 6 gf Mary Lou Renbarger Calvin Conrad Estella Harry i e if -we? .. e dr 7f e 3 ,L f L1-- ef i ' - Peggy Howell FIGHT TEAM, FIGHT This is just, -me example of the outstanding work our cheer leaders have dime. We give high praise to all of them, JUNIOR HIGH YELL LEADERS 48 Linda Eiler .Q LQ- t GERALD ROUDEBUSH Mr. Roudebush deserves more credit than he has received, although his record this year was not as good as previous years. He is a fine coach and we are proud of him. ROLAND SHEETS Mr. Sheets coached his boys through the year to a very successful ending by winning two trophies. We are all for you, Mr. Sheets, so keep it up. JAMES FISHER 4 .-. -Q .,, Y f 'Q G- BILL FAULKENBERG FRANK HUDSON sf! if if - . RALPH RENBARGER DICK MILLS Ralph was a 6'3 senior who played center Dick, the sturdy Junior, has done well for or forward. He was the tallest man on the the team this year as in past years. He top- 'eam and sr-orcd 248 points. He will be pled in 201 points for ihe Bulldogs. We lofik greatly missed next year as an oflensive forward with pride to his senior year. threat, RDBERT BRANTLINGER JERRY SMITH Bob was a scrappy guard who was always Jerry was one of the shorter members of in the thick of things fighting for his team. the team but was a good defensive guard. He was a good defensive man and scored He didn't see much action at first but im- 18 points, proved in the latter half. He scored 7 points. 50 DEAN PRESSER ,z Y JACK BARKER Dean, a fast junior, has played some excel- Jack, the well-built junior, could hold his lent games for the season. He played some own in any kind of competition, He played fast ball and managed 103 points for the some smooth ball and scored 86 points. Bulldogs. We look forward to his senior year. HAROLD HUFFMAN Harold saw a lot of action this year and contributed 213 points for the Bulldogs. Being a 6' junior, he will be ready and will- ing next year. '15 vc.. DICK I-IAINES Here was a lad that could fill a forward or center spot when ever called upon. He is it junior this year and scored5 points. Much is expected of him next year. 3 if , 3 we DUAN E DICKERSON A scrappy sophomore that worked his way from the second team to the first team. Keep up the good work, Duane, for you have rwu mme vears, He scored 68 points for the team. Q, is in ty-5 fe . , JOE TURNER me was a hard working senior always ready to give his best when called upon. He always had a c-heerful spirit and a good attitude mward basketball. Front Row - tleft to right: Frank Hudson, Bill Faulkenbe rg, Jim Fisher. Second Row - Joe Turner, Robert Brantlinger, Dean Press er, Jack Lewis, Jerry Smith, Jim Turner, Duane Dicker SOl'l, Third Row - Gerald Roudebush mCoachD, Jack Barker, Dic k Mills, Harold Huffman. Ralph Renbarger, Dick Haines, Roland Sheets fAssistant, Coachm. 1 l Ineeling - Roland Sheets tAs aistant Coachl Gerald Roudebush 4Coachl . Ltanding - ffleft to rightb Dean Presser, Robert Brantling er, Joe Turner, Dick Haines, Harold Huffman, Ralph Renbarger, Dick Mills, Duane Dickerson, Jack Barker, Jim Turner, Jerry Smith, Jack Lewis, VARS I TY Won and Lost Re-cord Frankton .. -48 .. . .. . Lapel . . . . . . 34 . . . Sheridan Avon rovtl .... 36... ...Lapel... ...42 Elwood Lebanon ........ 41 . . . . . . Lapel . . . . . . 31 . . . . Pendleton Pendleton lovtl 41 . . . . . . Lapel . . . . . . 45 . . . Greenfield Markleville . .... . . . 33 . . . . . . Lapel . . . . . . 55 . . . . Westfield Middletown .... 36 . . . .... Lapel . . . . . . 50 . . . . Middletown Summitville . . . 38 . . . .... Lapel . . . . . . 74 . . . . Markleville St. Mary's .... 37 . . . . . . Lapel . . . . . . 67 Jackson Central Noblesville .. 25 Lapel 67 Kirklin Pendleton Invitational Tournament Pendleton 44 . . . . . 31 Lapel Sectional Tournament Lapel 58 . .. . . . 48 Pendleton Lapel 43 .. . . . 46 Anderson 53 Kneeling - James Fisher, Bill Faulkenberg. Second Row - Jack Lewis, John Wilson, Marcus Crook, Do n Forrer, Jim Turner, Carl Alt, Gerald Roudebus iCoachJ, Bill Husted, Neil Huntzinger, Donald Mills, Jack Goff, Kaye Don Stevenson. Frankton . . .... 23 Avon ..... .... 2 2 Lebanon .... .... 5 3 Pendleton .... . . 29 Markleville . . . . 22 Middletown .... . . 43 Simmitville . . . . 34 St. Mary's . .. . . 36 Markleville 34 . . . . . SECON D TEAM woN AND LOST RECORD 37 ........ Lapel ........ 27 58 ........ Lapel ........ 40 28 ........ Lapel... ....15 32 ........ Lapel... ....24 20 ........ Lapel ........ 28 16 ........ Lapel ........ 24 24 ........ Lapel... ....23 29 ........ Lapel... ....25 Lapel ........ 35 Lapel 28 PENDLETON TOURNAMENT n-.-Q-0-u-nnnn.-.-...-.nno....- ,,, 54 . . . Noblesville . . . Sheridan . . . . Elwood . . . Pendleton . . . Greenfield . . . . Westfield . . . . Middletown . . . ...... Markleville . . . . . Jackson Central Kirklin 29 Lapel FRESH MAN TEAM FA rf? Kneeling - ileft to right? Glenn Perdue, Bill Scott, Jim Sison, Morris Passwater, Eddie Wise, John Wilson, Kaye Don Stevenson, Bill Steiner, Second Row - Douglas Rich, Marvin Elkins, Jack Goff, Wayne Huffman, Don Forrer, Joe Carlin, Nelson McNealy, Roland Sheets QCoachJ. Won 0 .... Lost 11 JUNIOR HI IGH TEAM Kneeling - Cleft to right? Roger Renbarger, Jimmie Russell, Leroy Barbee, Glenn Perdue, Donald Turner, Bill Steiner, Keith Sisson, Carrol Modlin. Second Row - Merritt Forrer, Allen Turner, Larry McDon ild, John Barker, Wayne Givens, Max Barker, Roland Sheets iCoachl, Larry Morris, Joe Murphy, Clifford teed, Karl Huffman, Ronnie Husted. Won20... ...Lost3 55 BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling - ileft to right? Max Brattain iStatisticianJ, Joe Turner, Bill Husted, James Fisher, Marcus Crook, James Turner, Duane Dickerson, Kaye Don Stevenson, Jack Lewis, John Wilson. Second Row - Gerald Roudebush 4CoachJ, Kenneth Beach. Jerry Smith, Carl Alt, Jack Barker, Harold Huffman, Ralph Renbarger, Dick Mills, Dick Haines, Dean Presser, Robert Brantlinger, Roland Sheets 4Assistant Coachb. Lapel . . Lapel . . . Lapel . . . Lapel . . . Lapel . . . C. - Smith .... 313. - Mills ...... 2B. - Brantlinger CF. - Haines P. - Beach .... . RF, - Presser . . . . . LF. - Renbarger 1B. - Huffman . . SS. - Barker .... 2B - Stevenson . RECORD 6 12 .... 5 6 ....0 Batting Averages . .... 16 ... .... 15 ... ...6... ... .... 12... ...4... .... 13... ...3... ....14.... ...3 ... 15 ....18'.... ...3... ....12.... . ....... .... 1 4 .... ...0... ...5 .. ...1 ... Team... ...134.. ....33... 56 4 . . . . . Markleville 2 . . . ..... Frankton 9 . . . .... Summitville 5 . . . .... Pendleton 11 ....St.Mary's .500 .400 ....333 .230 .214 .200 .166 ... .166 .000 ....200 . . .2462 -4 2,1 , A Q 1 X' Al 4 Ti -M X44 J Ev als? ' LQ QQ F Q .J 4,,,.14 M U P-lv N X K .J-' : ,,,.,-fy fit .. - -ifzfif' I F j - -f 'ill' xi QHw v4- , -1-, 'ig X. K . . 6. , - A 'sf R, ,du PORT C LE D R September 8, 1949 -- Lapel played their first baseball gam i with Markleville on their home diamond. Beach pitched the Bulldogs to a 6 to 4 victory, September 15, 1949 - Lapel journeyed to Frankton for an easy 12 to 2 victory. September 16, 1949 - Summitville invaded Lapel with a 9 to 5 victory for the Bulldogs' first setback of the season. September 23, 1949 - Lapel nosed out Pendleton 6 to 5 ln a hard fought battle. Milner pitched for Pendleton while Beach did the chucking for Laprl. September 29, 1949 November 4, 1949 court. November 8, 1949 November 11, 1949 November 18, 1949 November 22, 1949 - St. Mary's beat Lapel 11 to O in the Bulldogs last baseball game of the season . Lapel opened their basketball game of the season with a one point loss to Frankton on the home Avon brought their boys to Lapel to beat us 8 points in an overtime. Final score was 44 to 36. - The Bulldogs traveled to Lebanon fri : another close one, Lebanon 45 - Lapel 41. -- Another overtime with Pendleton, the final score being Pendleton 44 - Lapel 41. -- The Bulldogs traveled to Markleville and finally broke their four game losing streak by a score of 33 to 24. December 2, 1949 - Lapel won a disputed ball game with Middletown 36 to 35. That 's two in a row! ! December 6, 1949 - Lapel traveled to Summitville for a 40 to 38 beating. Another close one, December 16, 1949 - St. Mary's wins over Lapel 38 to 37. Mills was high point man with 18 points. December 21, 1949 -- Noblesville beat Lapel in the Armory 32 to 25. Renbarger, scoring 10 points, was high point man. December 23, 1949 - Lapel came up against the sharp sh ooting team from Sheridan that couldn't be stopped. Lapel lost 42 to 34. January 6, 1950 Lapel lost to Elwood by the highest ma :gin this year. Score 56 to 42. January 14, 1950 - Lapel was beaten for the second time this season by Pendleton 44 to 31 in the annual invitation- al tourney at Pendleton. January 20, January 21, 1950 1950 Pendleton edged out Lapel 50 to 48, Dickerson and Renbarger were high with 13 points each. Lapel won the Frankton Junior High Tourney. Lapel lost to Greenfield 64 to 45. Ren barger was high point man with 17 points, Lapel won their third game of the sea son by beating Westfield 55 to 41. The Bulldogs made a very good show ing at Middletown even if we did get beat 51 to 50. January 25, 1950 January 27, 1950 February 3, 1950, February 4, 1950 - The Lapel Junior High Team won the'r own tourney by beating Knightstown in the final game by a score of 32 to 26. 58 . , ,r 1' GN .w , .J I I 1, A . L. fxf 7 yt Ng ff? ' J- an fl 'Q fx Q 5 fx ,M I TRACK Kneeling - tleft to right? James Turner, Ted Funk, John Tonyes, John Wilson, Jack Barker, Gerald Roudebush CCoachJ. Second Row - Dean Presser, Dick Mills, Duane Dickerson, Ralph Renbarger, Jerry Smith, Dick Haines, Harold Huffman, Roland Sheets CAssistant Coachl. Left to right - Ralph Renbarger, Robert Brantlinger, Harold Huffman, Dick Mills, Duane Dickerson, Gerald Roudebush iffoachb. i 3 GO0D LUCK TEAM 60 O5 4 , Yea Rah Terriers Our President Joe Talkative f 5,5 g 5 q' Y if V. IAQ' Our Janitor uMammyn . 4 - , 1 . . A , i f? : 3,5 fin ,, 'rrian I-elm x War WW Cute Dog 'X V ,. ., ' ' A asf, Y .. -. 1 , ,.. 1 W, . VL N-.,k,K' ?,l.,. T ,J . A , Afh- ,-4 'Jf , 5 vt! M, :gh f any Cute -, 71. 1, 'hr rf, ii. K. 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Phone 66 GAMBLES LEHRIS The Friendly Store BARBER SHOP General Merchandise Lapel, Indiana The Store of Bargains REGAL STORE Best of Luck to the Graduates of '50 Meats - Groceries AMERICAN Footwear for the Family CLEANERS H. RI.lSSell Pl1OI1e Ricker, Mgr' Phone 63 Compliments to the l950 Graduating Class THE STATE BANK OF LAPEL I898 - l950 MEMBER OF THE FEDERAI DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP CASCADDEN BROS. invite you to shop in their newly enlarged store and save money while doing so. . -1 Groceries - Meats CASCADDEN BROS. Lapel, Indiana STAN DARD ELEVATOR CO. Lumber Coal Grain Feed Seed Complete Building Materials A BETTER MARKET COLLINS HARDWARE Lapel, Indiana Hardware and Appliances Plumbing and Paint Phone 4 Lapel, Ind. Phgne 267 WILLITS HARDWARE CO. Compliments Of STANDARD MATERIALS CORP. Hotpoint Appliances Lapel, Indiana General Electric Phone 68 and Zenith Radio and Television Eugene George Kurfees Paints Supp Plumbing and Electrical Supplies BEST WISH ES to the Phone 79 Lapel, Ind. GRADUATES ROSENBAUM'S JEWELERS 821 Me.-man sr. Compliments Anderson, Indiana Fi Diamonds, Our Specialty f Benrus, Elgin, VValtham, Gruen 0 VVatches Matched Wedding Band Sets I Gold of Platinum THE DOROTHY MAY SHOP F storia Glass Imperial C dl ' k Crystal Sales and Service DICKERSON MOTOR CO. Lapel 272 Phone 272 MONTGOM ERY'S Compliments Sodas - Sundaes - Soft Drinks Gifts - Cigars - Cigarettes of Packaged Drugs POP'S PLACE Phone 49 Lapel, Ind. Drink C!-.6 In Bottles COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Anderson, Indiana Phone 8834 BERNICES Compliments ot BEAUTY SHOP STRABER'S LAPEL GARAGE Machine and Machineless Day or Night Wrecker Permanents Service Cold Waving i Phone Nlghts and Sunday - 113 Bernice Montgomery, Mgr. Day Phone - 271 66 owms Mosn.aAs service I-APEL BOW'-'NG Gas - Oil - Tires ALLEY5 . LIGHT LUNCH Fuel ol' SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE Farm Delivery New Owners: Margaret and G g T t rs Ph 33 Lapel, Ind. Pho 71 Compliments GIESY'S SERVICE STATION of And GRILL State Road 32 and Main Stre t Lapel, Indiana Short Orders Q Standard All Day Q Oil Cathedral of Fashion Meals at Noon g Products Owl 46 WM ll! alldffwflfl Pro1:il:3Ir:n1Z5ai::l Saggnliiesy CHAMBERLA N JEWELERY Diamonds Watches GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WATCH REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY Lapel 110 STANDARD OIL CO. RECREATION CENTER L. T. Woodward ROLLER RINK Bulk Agent North J. and I9th Streets Gas, Standard Power Fuel 'Elwood' Ind. and Fuel Oil Phone vo Phone - 47 or 595 FISH ER B ROTHERS Funeral Home And Furniture 67 Compliments From ilinnufn Sronr Anderson's Dominant and Economical Shopping Center For Over 30 Years Congratulations to the Class of '50 SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO Twelfth and Main Street Anderson, Indiana TEETERS TEXACO SERVICE B. F. Goodrich Tires Motor Tune-up Generator, Starter, Carburetor And Brake Repair Lapel, Indiana Phone 77 CITIZENS GRAIN CO. Lapel, Indiana Master-Mix Feeds Coal - Fence Posts Seeds - Grain DAVIS DAIRY FARMS A Complete Line of the Finest Dairy Products Sweet Cream Butter West Thirty-Eighth Street Road Phone 8569 Anderson, Indiana ANDERSON SPORTING GOODS, INC. IF lT'S FOR SPORT Phone 5828 Phone 5328 WE HAVE IT FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TROPHIES I028 Mlllll Sin-el Anderson, Indiana FISHING TACKLE - GOLF - TENNIS - SOFTBALL BASEBALL - ARCHERY HERFF -JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES Jewelers and Stationers to Lapel High School 69 A d Elm' JARRETT's Ph 9471 Ph 1640 MARATHON SERVICE MORGAN'S MUSIC CHAS. MORGAN, Owner I Tires, Tubes, Gas Conn - Selmer - Olds - Solovox , Oil and Accessories Gibson - Jesse French Pianos Greasing James P. Wilmot, Mgr. 1231 Meridian St 118 N. Anderson Anderson, Ind Elwood, Ind. La PGI, Indiana Phone 5 Compliments From W. C. K E I- 5 0 A L L I E D I N C. Modern 5, School Supplies l0l2 Delaware Anderson, Indiana. Anderson, Indiana Ph 6445 I 70 THE HOUSE OF HARTER Goshen, Indiana Indiana's Largest Wholesale Sporting Goods Distributors THE WRIGHT STORE FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN Y t k to th Ieaners I g d tyl g d k B t th ne B th the sun C b t those HOYT WRIGHT CLOTHES HOYT WRIGHT CO. Anderson, Indiana 71 ' ' I Compliments For Sportswear of Shop - ELITE sTuDlo , Anderson, Indiana S OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 'rms ANNUAL In Al'lCl6l'SOI1 UPTON'S GROCERY W L BPECIALIZE IN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OPEN WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS 1 c lpt Ph 178 The Smartest in Sport WOODWARD and Date-Time Wear GARAGE . Sho Autobody Welding and qglqqniaaian F General Mechanical Repairs A .im0n,1n.1aa L p 1 1 d rn sm With Best Wishes to the Senior Class WOLFE FLORAL and GARDEN CO. Anderson, R. R. 6 Phone Lapel 400 Compliments For of Portable Typewriters MCALLEN FURNITURE CO. Sheaffer Fountain Pens Complete Home Furnishings MH-LERJ HUGGINS Home of Lane Cedar Chests ' RIGHT ON MERIDIAN AT 1212 Phone 24448 1222 Meridian Anderson, Ind AIldCl'S0ll 72 ! E E E E 3 5 3 I E E 5 if : z E 5 E E E 5 5 5 5 H E 2 5 E 5 5 5 3 i 2 2 5 E 5 2 5 5 1 5 a E 5 5