Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1946 volume:

L E EE W E B3 5. 'a 4 A f e Q 6 if F SM-Lf':::?raf'm9.4 fwm5e 1r1,,i2-s9m4Se.M2zK'.s,' vrawlwqsrssv -fam., ' ' 'm 4 cm c clndg Published annually by the Senior Class Lawrenceburg Consolidated High School Lawrenceburg, Indiana ...... 1946 cm c indBQ1Qi5 ln the extreme southeostern corner ot scenic lndiono, nestled between the hills ond the beoutitul Ohio river, is the city ot Lovvrenceburg. The pride ot the City ond surrounding countryside, the Lowreneehurg Consolidoted l-ligh School holds o high ploce in the esteem ond ottection ot both students ond towns- people. For it is here, under competent ond inspiring guid- once, thot we hove received knowledge ond troining in those virtues so necessory to good Citizenship in the world ot tomorrow. 1946- Nw, in' A .. ,.. s.. 'fa vi 5 '. z x arg 1 . DEDICATICN Victory hos come to our ormed forces for which we ore deeply groteful, In the couse of freedom ond democrocy, there hove gone forth from the Lowrenceburg l-ligh School more thon three hundred men ond women, oll of Whom hoye given their pest in the service of their country. Eight hoye mode the supreme socrifice of life itself. Reolizing thot the things for Which they fought Wiii build h better world for our future liyes, ond occepting the chollenge of service to our own doy ond time, we, the closs of l946, in deep oppre- ciotion of their scicrifices, humbly dedi- cote this Oronge ond Block. 32' W' E, I l v I 1 4 I 1 i Q '1 5 1 W 1 1 4 I 1 1 5 ffmef O. M. KELLER L. F. RODENBERG J. D. Roiisn BOARD CF CONTRCDL For our high school, the Board of Control constitutes the policy-forming and advisory body, without whose earnest devotion to the cause of education, and willingness to accept civic responsibility, the Consolidated High School would not have become so finely equipped nor so alert to meet the needs of modern education. The students here extend appreciation of the services of these loyal citizens. CARL M. Role M ER C. VV. fiREIVE IDACL li. HOUSTON VY. K. S EI BERT Mmm' a Mem am HURXM P. HARRISON, M. Fd. Indiana State Teachers College Cincinnati University Having' served the school for the past seventeen years as teacher. and later superintendent, Mr. Harrison is aware of the educational needs of this community. He realizes the value of cooperative effort for educational advancement, and has pro- gressively led the school to greater achievement and opened constructive avenues of school service to the community of greater Lawrenceburg. l LOYAL D. HOSHAVV, M.S. Manchester College Purdue University Coming to Lawrenceburg Consolidated High School from a lieutenancy in the US. Army, Mr. Hoshaw, as principal, became quickly ac- quainted. He has offered enthusiastic support for a large choir, as well as a comprehensive program of major sports. Also, realizing the importance of higher learning, Mr. Hoshaw has encouraged stu- dents to continue their education beyond high school. Wm gmail? .Samba J CIICORGIC li. HATEMAN .AX.B., DePauw University MILDRED M. COl.li ll S., lnrliunzl State 'llCZlCllCl'S College ITMJXRIS G. M1i'l'ZC.iER HS., Purclue University NM., Ohio' State University MARlE'l l'.'X C. C.-XIX HS., Central Normal College FRED N. M,XRl.E'l'TE Arthur jordan Conservatory Cincinnati University ARCILLE SMITH AB.. Ball State Teachers College DOROTHY E. DRANE BS., Indiana University C. BUFORD XYEBB AB., Kentucky VVeSleyz1n RUTH E. BERTSCH A.B., Western College for Womezl HERBERT li. VOLLAND .-MB., Franklin College S. BRUCE MILLER BS., Parsons College CELESTE OSHAUGHNESSY KS., Cincinnati University ' VIVIAN D. JEFFERS A.B., Indiana University W'II.LIAM VV. O,NEILL B.S., Illinois University .X.M., University of New York ELIZABETH D. OGDEN A.B., Indiana University A.M., Chicago University RUTH A. KIRTLEY Indiana University P,'XTRlClA CRIIJICR Immediately after hcr high school graduation, Patricia Col- lins hecame secretary in the o-Hicc of l..C.H.S., a position which she, being thoroughly acquainted with the history and cherished tradi- tions of the schoollg has Filled very capahly for seven years, ln 1944, whileion leave of ahsence fro-in her office duties, l'atsy became Mrs. Oakey Crideri The good wishes of the faculty and students go with her as she leaves the school. 7444413424 LURJX ml.iXNli HARRTSON Having finished in January 1946 all work rc- qnired for connnercial course, Miss Lora Jane Harrison accented a temporary appointment as secretary to succeed Mrs. Patricia Cridcr. Serving for the Final months of the school year, Lora Jane proved capable in her work. She will enter Miami University in the fall. Qeacfq and Wdfznq Wfcwkwm CLYDE SCHICIHLIER Serving as custodian of the high sehool's line builcl- ing and beautiful grounds for nearly nine years, Mr. Scheibler has become almost an institution in the schoo-l. Always reacly to help, Shibe is liked by every- one who attencls l,.C.H.S. OFFICE PA G ES Patsv Shelton Bettye laggers Mary Ann Roemer Carolyn Kern Absent: Betty Karsteter Carb-lvn Green ,lane Geisert Doris Kittle These obliging girls are the office pages who, in numerous ways, assist the secretary and the cleans of boys and girls. They collect absence slips, cleliver announcements and prove themselves gen- erally helpful. ll 6 T24 JN v fp ff QW, .Q V gx N- Z W W I M l A1712 S ' 4 K xl w fri 5 fff x , ' Q3 K' A Q 3 ' I '32 21 Rf., I y ff xlf 9 'B af slum CLASSES if, 46. xl? A , iw g m ,LJ -sf gif.: SW x fs HW? du . Wi! 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Ninety-seven strong, we soon became a part of the school, attending classes and working hard at our subjects. XVC elected as officers Charles Alexander, Patsy Morris and Jack Kirsch. We showed the other classes how energetic we were by winning the Scrap Drive in the fall. and taking part in the Victory Dance. NVe also enjoyed ourselves at parties for freshmen only. By the time we were sophomores, we no longer felt so small and green near the sophisticated seniors, More recognition was beginning to come our way, too, in athletics as well as in our studies. This year our oflicers were James XYalser, Melvin ,Xrmbrusteiy Betty Hartwell and l.ucy Theis. Xt the beginning of our junior year we began our campaign to earn money for the Junior-Senior Prom. XVith president Charles ,Xlexander leading, the hard-working juniors got under way. By selling pencils, pins, cokes and cfndy at football and basketball games, enough money was earned to give the seniors an uniorgetable prom. and now, in our last year, realizing that our high school days are numbered, all the old nostalgic memories flood over us. .Xfter being a part of l..C.'H.S. so long, we are sorry and yes. even reluctant to leave the familiar halls and friendly faces of all our old classmates, Only six members of the graduating class have maintained a li average during their leur years of high school. They are Charles Xlexander, Wlayne Marks, Judy Rodenberg, Carolyn Green. l,ucy 'l'heis and Darlene Ncl,easter. 1946... CH ARLIES T. ALEXANDER Class President 1, 3, 45 Choir 25 Dramatics Club 15 Class Play 3, 45 L Hi News staff 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. XVANDA L. ATKINS Choir 25 Press Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Boosters' Club 1: Tri Hi-Y 45 Commerce Club 4: History Club 2, 3. W1 LLIA M B. BECHTGL lilce Club 1, 25 Intramurals. 1, 2, 3, 45 Boosters' Club 15 French Club 2: History Club 3. DK JNNA M. BILLINGTON L Hi News staff 45 Animal staff 45 Camera Club 4. t'l'ransfer from Wabash High Scboolj. IX JLORIQS li. BLACK Class play 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 G.A.A. 1, 25 Boosters' Club 15 Victory Corps Council 25 Majorette 3, 45 History Club 2, 3, 45 Tri Hi-Y 2. MARTHA BOCKHORST Class Vice-President 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Boosters' Club 15 Press Club 35 G.A.A. 1, 2. XYAYNE P. BROUKBANK History Club Z, 4. WI LMA j. BUCHANAN Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 45 G.A.A. 1 Z, 35 History Club 25 Boosters' Club 1. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 35 Boosters' Club 1' - 1 WLM Jfafpfpq Mem l.lill..eX Ci JM 155 tiles Club 13 History Club 4. l'HYl.l,lS C1 JRNELICS Choir 2, 33 iilee Club Z, 33 Dramatics Club 43 Boosters' Club 13 GAA, 2, 33 History Club 2. 3, 4. lYll,.Ll.-XXI CCTTER, Boosters' Club 13 l .F.A. 3. MQXCRINE ill, DOEHLERIAN Choir 1, 2, 3, -13 Glue Club 1, 23 Press Club 3: Tri Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA. 1. 2, 3, 43 Boosters' Club 1. L.-XWRENCE ENDRESS Choir 33 Choral accompanist 43 Vanities 43 Li Hi News Staff 33 Annual Staff 43 Boosters' Club 13 History Club 3, 4. CIEDRIC FAULKNER Science Club 33 History Club 4. CAXROLYN GREEN Choir 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 23 Opertta 13 Ilramatics Club 1, 33 Tlicspians 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Annual Stall: 43 GAA. 1, 2, 33 Latin Club 23 Science Club 33 Tri Hi-Y l, 2, 33 Junior Red Cross Council 23 Boosters' Club 1. 1fl,Y1N FRAXNKEI. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 43 Boosters' Club 13 History Club 43 French Club 2. gf ,. if :t Pl 9 l J if GQCW! A- r BLXRY li.X'l'HI.EEN GREEN Choir 3, 45 History Club 4. tTransfer from Madison High Schooll. M .VX R Y I A JL' GREEN JE.-XNNE L. GREIVE Choir l, 2, 45 Ilramatics 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 L Hi News Staff 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Thespians 3, 45 Class Play 35 GAA, l, 2, 3, 45 Boosters' Club 15 Latin Club 15 History Club 45 Science Club 35 Commerce Club 45 Projectionist 3. JEROME F. GREIVE Choir 45 Glee Club 15 Intramurals 35 Boosters' Club 15 Science Club 35 Projectionist 3. LORQX JANE H.-'XRRISQN Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Vanities 1, 45 Operetta 1, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 1, 25 G.A,A. 1, 25 Boosters' Club 15 Tri Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Camera Club 4. ROBERT L. HAYES Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Thespians Z, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 45 French Club Z5 History Club 45 Victory Corps 25 Boosters' Club l. l5E'l l'Y 1. HEATH Choir 2 45 Glee Club 25 Press Club 3, 45 G.A,A. 1, 25 Boosters' Club 15 Vanities 4. CELESTE T. HIl.l, Choir 45 Annual Staff 45 G.A.A. 2, 45 Latin Club 25 History Club 45 Commerce Club 45 Craftsman 4. 4-Zoe Zine WMM PQXTRICIA I. HONCHELL Band 13 Choir 1, Z, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Press Club 43 Boosters' Club 13 Victory Corps 23 History Club 4. iaoiaeivr J. JERGER Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 4g Vanities 2, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Tliespians 1, Z, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Stage Manager 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 33 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Junior Red Cross Council Z3 History Club Z3 Victory Corps 33 Science Club 33 Camera Club 43 Boosters' Club 1: F.M.A. 4. ICLIZABETH L. KARSTETER GAA. 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 21 Boosters' Club 13 History Club 43 Victory Corps l. JOHN C. KIRSCH Class Treasurer 1: Student Council 33 Press Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Thespians 4: Baseball 23 Track 33 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 23 History Club 2. ANNA M. KORN G.A.A. 1, 23 Boosters' Club 13 Commerce Club 33 History Club 4. CLARENCE R. KREINHOP Football 33 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Boosters' Club 13 History Club 33 F.M.A. 4. DONALD l..'XC1iY Choir 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Varsity 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 History Club 3, 43 Vanities 4. l+1lET'1'Y l,. XlN1K1N Press Club 2, 33 GAA. 13 Latin Club 2. nik Zmlfmzzlecl Pm GIQORGIQ XY. LANSING Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 4: F.M.A. 4: Boosters' Club 1: History Club 4: French Club Z. VIVIAN INI. LEINIINIEI. Glee Club 3: GAA. Z, 3, 41' Boosters' Club 1: History Club 4, GORDON L. LIEVY Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Vanities 4: Operetta 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Annual Staff 4: L Hi News Staff 3, 4: Intramurals 1: Camera Club 4: Projectionist 3, 4: Science Club 3: French Club 2: Boosters' Club 1. IQUNICE LICIYIS Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Vanitieg 1, 4: Operetta 2, 3: Press Club 2, 3: Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: History Club 2, 3: French Club 2: Boosters' Club 1. IQICRTIE I.. LUUDEN Transfer from Hebron, Kentucky. XYAY N 12 Ill. MARKS Band 1, 4: Choir 1, 2, 4: Operetta 1: Vanities 4: Annual Staff 4: Dramatics Club 4: Class Play 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4: Boosters, Club 1: History Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Camera Club 4. VVANDXX I.. MCDANIEL GAA 1' Boosters! Club 1' Commerce Club 3' Histor ciuii 2, sf 4. i I I y DARI ,Ii N Ii MCLEA STER Class Treasurer 1: Class Secretary 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1.2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Trio 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4: 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Boosters' Club lg History um . We Ska!! Meer Me .l.rXCQUliL1NE J. MILLILR G.A.A. 1, 23 lrlistory Club l, 2, 33 Commerce Club 4, DCJRUTHY bl. MOODY Student Council 33 Dramatics Club 1, 2: Class Play 4: GAA. l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club Z: Tri Ili-Y 1. Z, 31 Boosters' Club 1: History Club 1. 2, 3. M ,-XRC1.-XRICT G. MORRIS Class Secretary 1: Class Treasurer 3, -lg Choir l. Z, 3, -lg Kilee Club 1, 2, 3: Band l, Z, 3, 45 Trio 4: Press Club 3. 43 Uramatics Club 3, 43 Class Play 4: The-spiaus 4: ILAA. l. 2. 33 Boosters' Club 1: junior Red Cross Council lg llistory Club 2. 3: Tri Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. .1Xl,l..-XN C. OBERTIXG Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Z, 3. -l: Baseball -lg Letter- men's Club 3. 4: History Club 4: FF.,-X. 3: F.M.:N. 4. ,llf.'XN E. l'Rll5lil,lf Choir 1.2, 3. -lg Cilee Club l, 25 Tri Hi-Y -lg History Club 2. 3, 4: Boosters' Club l: G.A.A. 2. KENNETH lf. RQXHE Band 1: Boosters' Club lg History Club 43 Camera Club 2. 3, 4: Freneli Club 2. lNlnXRCillf RHOIHCS l OXYlfl.l, Cltoir 1, 2, 31 lfitin Club 31 CUNA, 1.2. JCl,l.'XN:'X F. RUDENIEERG Cboir -lg Annual Stall 43 Commerce Club 43 History Club -lg Victory Corps 2. eww? af Um may M.-XRY .NNN RUICMILR Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: lllee Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Trio 1, 2, 3, 43 Vanities l. 43 Operetta 2, 3g Dramatics Club 1, 3, -lg Thespians l, Z, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Cheer Leader 2, -lg History Club 2: GAA. 1, 23 Boosters' Club 1: French Club 2. Bl'f'l l'Y H.XR'l'XYlfl.l. ROLF Class Secretary 23 'iflinir 1, 2, 4: Glee Club Z3 Vanities 2: Press Club 1, 3, 4: UAH-X. l, Z: Boosters' Club 1. RUlllfR'l' R, RUSS Choir 23 Glce Club 2: Orchestra lg Band 1, Z5 Dramatics Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 4, Class Play 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: l-ettermen's Club 3, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 41 Science Club 3: Hi-Y 4. P.-XTRICI,-X J. RUSSELL Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Tliespians 3, 43 Class Play 3, 4: Boosters' Club 1: History Club 23 Annual Staff 43 Camera Club 4. HENRY XY. SCHMARR Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Boosters' Club lg F.F.A. 35 History Club 4. SAR.-X A. SCH MARR Choir 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 23 G,A.A, 1, 2, 33 Tri Hi-Y l, Z, 33 Latin Club 1, Z: Boosters' Club lg Junior Red Cross Council 2. lil ,M ICR R. SCH NEIDER Choir 1, Z: Glee Club 1, Z5 Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4: Varsity 4: Baseball 3, 43 Track 2, 43 Lettermeifs Club 3, 43 History Club 3, 4. PrX'l'RICIA R. SHELTON Choir 4: Cheerleader 3, 43 History Club 3, 4: Boosters' Club 1. l WMA 6 XVILLA MAY SMITH G.A.A. 1, 23 Boosters' Club 1, 23 History Club 2. VERJEAN R. SPQXNAGIEL Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, Z: Baud 1, 2, 3, 43 Trio 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club 33 Dramatics Club 1, 3, 43 'l'besp'ans 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 History Club 2. 3: Boosters' Club 1: junior Re'l Cross Council 13 French Club Z. DOLORIQS STIEPHENS Cboir 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1. 2: Baud 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club l, 3, 41 Tbespians 3, 43 Class Play 33 GAA. 13 Boosters, Club 1, 2: Commerce Club 3, 43 History Club 2, 3, 43 Tri Hi-Y 4. LUCY C. 'l3Hl':lS Class Treasurer Z3 Class Secretary 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Operctta 1, 3. 43 llramatics Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Thespians Z, 3, 43 Class Play 43 L Hi News 43 Annual Staff 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 History Club 2, 33 Latin Club 12 Tri Hi-Y 2, 33 Boosters' Club 1. GERALD R. CLRICH Choir 2: Glee Club 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2 3, 43 Lettermeifs Club 2. 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Science Club 3, XVILLIAM D. VOGEL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity 3, 43 Football 1. 2. 3, -13 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 2. 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 23 History Club 4. JAMES P. WALSER Class President 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Boosters' Club 1 GEORGE W. VVARBURTON Boosters' Club 13 Camera Club 43 F.M.A. 4. MMG KVA N DA L. XVI I .LEN Annual Staff 43 GAA. l, 2, 43 Latin Club 2: History Club 43 Boosters' Club lg Commerce Club 4. DOROTHY J. WILSON Dramatics Club 53 li.A.A. Z3 History Club 2, 4: French Club l, Z: Boosters' Club l, ROBERT A. WOOD Choir 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity 5, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Lettermeifs Club Z, 3, 4: History Club Z3 F.M.A. 4. COLl.liEN M. ZENUR Clioir 1, 2, 3, 45 tilee Club l, 2: Vanities Z3 Dramatics Club l, 23 Boosters' Cf zb lg Latin Club 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, VV.-XNIJ.-X E. ZINSER Band 1, 3, 43 Tri Hi-Y 3, 43 ILA..-X. 1, 2, 3, 45 Victory Corps Council 23 Boosters' Club 1. MIELVIN ARMHRUSTER Entered US. Army july 1945. K .YVHRYN C. ASH Boosters' Club lg Kilee Club l, 23 Commerce Club 4. JOHN S. l..XNllbl4XN linterecl C S. Navy August l945. lxittl pwmemcfmq We 2 lfirst Roxy: l., Bethel, A. hlolmson, XY. llawson, B. Cook, bl. jnstis. Y, tiensheimer, gl, l tistrt I' cly . '. Kenne Second Roxy 1 -lagqgers, ll, lfster, 'lf Kntie, .X lientle, lf, lionclong. R. llayes, K. e, rl. l'oley. Third Row: I.. lloshax-,, lf Kern, R. Callan, J. liilh, ll. llannan. S. Batchelor, N. ilmonr, P. llarm lfourth Row: 7 Ull. XY. Fox, XY, Bennett, R. Beckett. J. Fletcher, ll. Frcelancl. lf. liraner, n liraner, N. Atkins, j. Calvert. Not Shown: R. Calvert, P. 'l'remain, M, Agner. Have ll coke ? How ahout a eancly har? This is the ery of the jolly juniors of l..C.H.S. When game time rolls arounrl, you will always timl their super-salesmen hard at work. XYith Don Hllllllllll as chairman of the selling committee, there have always heen eancly hars, potato chips and Goku-s for the thirsty. 'l'hi s year Marjorie Stryker. Mary XYeismiller. Rohert Callan and Larolyn Kern were our wisely chosen oflicers, who. according to our sp: 1 mnsors, Miss Cain, Miss Smith, Miss liertseh and Mr. Hoshaw. fiaye performerl their rluties well. Zfne Jfcufzcvm flfwcl' Qeaxz We have clone our share in athletics, too. Un the harclwoocl zunong the f11'SlI twelve we lincl Russell Freeland, john Fletcher, Robert lleelcett :mtl Chznles XhvZ11'lJl11'tO1l. Our May-time l.l1'Ul1l for the seniors' entertainment, usecl u theme from olnl Mexico, where gay and colorful cleeo-rations relleetecl the lives ol our neighbors to the south, In lllflllldllkb, too, we nlzule an excellent start, lor the class -play. Hfwlllb Rain or Shine, revealecl good clrzunutie talent. Me are proucl of the fuet that thirteen of our numlmer lllIlllllZl.l1lCIl :an honor average cluring their high school careers. Our eager pzwtieipution in all phases of school lifewserious, lmppy, .u11nornt1s-luls preparecl us to he lezlclers next year. lfirst Row: M. Stilef, M. XYeifmiller. J. Uney, B. XYZlI'llllI'lUll, VI. Smznshey, Y. Mlller. Second Row: Cl. Snelling, A, Vinson, XY. M. Taylor, M. Stryker. B. Luehte, M. Selleilxler, l'. Mefool. if. Third Row: lf. Morling, J. Macy, XY. Piepmeier, lf. Posey, li. Roush, ll. Klzlusinn. ones. J Fourth Row: P. Perrine, IJ. Mefann, C. Steuver, lf XYarl1urton, R, Ulcls, ,-X. l.overn. M.-...W 2 5 Www Often sophomores attract little attention hecause they have out- grown the green ways of freshies but are not yet a part of the activi- ties of upperclassmen, But not this group! A new dignity has come to- them. Theirs is the voice of experience. For by active participation in the affairs of school life, they have won recognition in the high school world. Here are presented the sophomore honor students: Frances Gen- sheinier, Roger Kittle, Barbara Roemer, Evelyn Spargo, Jane W'ebh and joan XVillen. First Row: R. Knue, B, Conner, M. Benning, P. Coghill, M. Knue, V. Anderson, K. Brady. Second Row: M. Kraus, H. jones, N. Border, J. Honchell, F. Gensheimer, R. Gardewing, ll. Cutter, I. Hafenhritle. t Third Row: R. Kittle, -I. McAdams, M. Knippenherg, NY. Caldwell, J. Billington. R. Gray, K. Fox, H. Cohen, H. Lloyd. Fourth Row: li. Banschbach, L. Brunner, F. .-Xrmbruster, G. Bonfer, I.. Holdcraft. li. Gribhen, J. Harrison, D. Corns, G. Bryant, R. Cooley, J. Eckstein, C. Faulkner. www? Wm ffaefaq EW lfirst Row: bl, XYillen. lf. S1l2lI'fl'U, li, Sebwing, S. Stiles, M. Laeey, li, Ruemer, H. llitte M. l.nwe, l.. Smasliey, M. Savage. Second Row: 'lf Mefnul, N. Reed, K. Leunarcl, l . llnnn, nl. Wfebb, G. Scbmarr. B Linkineyer, S. Russ. Tliircl Ruw: N. Xlllmlriclge, li, Miller, U. Zinser, j. lflricb, M. Stoneking. J. Meyer XY. 'l'ibbetts. R, NY2llSCl'. lfnnrtb Row: C. Wfitte, li. lXleL'ann. J. Ritznmnn, IJ. Stanclriff, lf. Young, R. Vest, P Szlvzlge, R. Mcfnnl, R. Stephenson. Nut Sliuwii: C. Green. C. Beckett, ll. Bevis. 'l'be class of '49 bus entlinsiastie' representzitifm in the fielrl of zltlileties. Carrying tbe pigskin in Nezlry Rleinorial Staclinm were Rav lllefnnl, -loe Meyer, Robert Cooley, Paul Savage. Don Cnrns. Robert Stephenson. blames lfekstein uncl lfngene .Nrmbrnster Gene lionfer, Rnbert Cooley and James liekstein played on the basketlmll sqnucl. ln the music wnrlcl, the sopliuinores are well represented. l.eacling the bznicl nn all special neeasions are 'Don Stanclriff, flrnm major and Lllllll' XYebb, nlujnrette. Members who play regularly in the bancl inelncle plumes Hzlrrisun, lfvelyn Spargo, llarbara Roemer :incl Charles Green. awww! Aa .feafu First Row: F. Green, M. Dietrich, C. Lloyd, R. Morris, P. Fagaly. D. Burris, B. Fox, A. Long. Second Row: M. Dejerus, C. Moody. A. Baer, VY. McMullen, A. Moser. M. jerger. M. Endress, H, lilissman, D. Armhruster, B. lfckstein. Third Row: D. Bode, N. Anderson, J. Brookhank, lf. Fasnacht, S. Hannan. M. Clause. W. jones, M. Lacey. Fourth Row: R. Anderson, K. Brewer. S. Boyd, M. Buchanan, R. Dawson, J. McMullen, F. Mondary, R. Finkhine, li. Downey, J. Gordon. j, Brunner, M. Knippenherg, VV. Dayton. Not Shown: C. Stoneking, S. Tremain. D. VVard, A. Theis. lly the end of the year. the class of 1949 had lost its traditional touch of green which seems to characterize all freshmen. Numbering eighty-four, this class has heen the largest in school this year. They have also been hard workers. Several of theln are nlemhers of the Honor Group, having a li average for their first semester. They are XYilla Schmarr, Patty Fagaly, Doris llurris. Marian Snyder, Ruth Ann Spencer, Jerry Schonegg, Fern Green, Carolyn l.loyd, Rosie Morris and Margaret Unger. M Banach 7he 6? .f The freshies who played football during the 1945-46 season are Robert Finkbine, John Brunner and Williani Tonne. The boys who participated in intramurals were Jerry Gordon XYillian1 jones, Melvin Lacey, Vllilliam Tonne, Jerry Brookbank john Brunner, james McMullen, Clyde Seheibler, john Blunkett Richard Dawson, Robert Finkbine and lidward Fasnacht. 1 1 v The sponsors of the freshman class are Miss liirtley and Mr. Volland. President, Melvin Laeeyg vice-president, Fred Youngg secretary, Rosie Morrisg treasurer, Robert Finkbine. First Row: P. Vinson, G. Nehls. L. Sharp, li. Pyles, S. Roush, B. Turvey, J. Rullman, S. Stauss. Second Row: M. Snyder, B. Seudder, M. Pavey, L. Spargo, B. Shelton, M. Unger, M. lflrich, P. Young, M. Noppert. Third Row: VV. Tonne, P. NVells, VV. Sehmarr, M. VVeismiller, R. Spencer, R. Stadt- lander, A. Shanks, J. Plunkett. Fourth Row: VV. Rector, F. Young, J. Vaughn, L. Ryle, R. Sackett, O. Smith, C. Seheibler, J. Pribble, J. Selionr-gg. vary, 7ke emma XYill you choose a career in science? Or cloes advertising, commercial art or general commerce suit you hetter? An engineering career yo-u sayga vocational trade? XYhatever your choice, l..C.l-IS. can help you plan for your future. For, with live curricula olifering cliversifiecl training, any high school stuclent may re- ceive competent instruction in his chosen field or preparatory to his college courses. 'llhe moclern and eliicient equipment of classrooms anrl lalmoratories. oi which We are proucl, makes learning hoth practical anrl pleasant. .-Xll students receive funcla- mental training in linglish ancl those pre- paring for college finrl an interesting choice of foreign language . . . 'l'he pros- pective stuclent ol' engineering may take courses in aclvancecl math which are lmasic to his c'hosen profession . . , 'l'he science 7amcafna4,a Me WMM department furnishes opportunity to those interested in either the hiological or phy- sical sciences . . . Graduates of the com- mercial course are ready to take their places at once in the husiness world . . . lllemlmers of the industrial arts and agri- culture classes are husily acquiring train- ing for a variety of future occupations . . . ,-Xu objective of the home economies de- partment in the training of our girls is the creation of Better Homes . . . The physical education classes offer training to lmoth boys and girls in the interest of Better Health . . . Those whose talents need a creative outlet find self expression in the fields of music and art . . . Under the social studies teachers We learn our heritage from the past and hope to meet our future problems with Better Think- ing. '- 1 k 'YI 4 1'! I VJ X U - - KLR Juli L, aiu r.m..u. I -I 5' ACTIVITIES X -N 1' 3 1 q fi SZQZMZHQ Za Wfzhwfcf Ter, Not shown kins. l ANNUAL ST FF The 1946 Orange and lllack, as presented to you, represents the earnest work of a staff composed of eight seniors and eight juniors, an arrangement providing experi- ence for the Juniors who will take over next year. While Lucy Theis and her assist- ants were writing copy and identify- ing pictures, ,Indy Rodenberg was busily accounting for the advertising and the subscriptions. Members of the staff wish to ex- tend their appreciation to all who aided them in any Way. 'llhanksgto the photographer, the engraver, the printer, our loyal advertisers and to our sponsors, Miss liirtley. Mrs. Metzger and Miss O'Shaughncssy. .-Xbovc: J. Rotlcnlmtrg., L ll l., lfndrcss, lxusse Green, l.. Thr s ll Billing., VV. Vllillcn, Xltllgkl Xl Marks. li. Lux Nils Below: ll, Qalxert M x ker, C. Kern, Snelling, lN iss Kirtley. H. XX irburton l'Yeismiller, l Br uur L c 1 4 we Scam! Palma mc! 7mZzZmm s.3Q,,. s s Above: lb, liilllngton, VY Buchanan, Mrs. Ogden. I7 Kittle, ll. jaggers, C. Alex- ander. ,l. Kirsch, S. liatchc L.. Levy. lor, lit-low: ll. Klcheaster, XY llechtol, XY. .-Xlkins, Il. Steph- ens, NI. l'lt-teher, lf. Roush, ,I Calvert, P. llonchell, VV liuchanan, IJ. XYilson, ll. Black l'. Morris. Not shown: la Thcis, Y Spanagel, R. Krcinhop, el llreive. li. llartxvcll, M, l. Green. Actively supporting I,.L'.H.S, traditions and customs, the 1. Hi News, under the supervision of Mrs. lilizabetli Ogden, has endeavored to be of service by keeping students and teachers informed of school activities. Last fall several stat? members attended the Indiana High School Press Conference at Franklin College to receive inspiration and new ideas in the field of jour- nalisnt. In order to become better acquainted with methods used in the operation of a large newspaper plant, a field day was arranged for the journalisnt class to visit the Cincinnati 'l'imes-Star. They also witnessed a broadcast at the ultra modern studio of station NYS.-Xl. L HI EWS STAFF 35 70 fmilaifzlfz an Mr. Vollzxnd, R. Gray, K, Fox, ii. Snelling, l,. Hoshaw, J. Uilh, O, Zinser, J. Gordon. XY. jones, N. Reed, lt. Posey. R. Olds, R. Llallzxn. H. Cohen, .-X. Lovern. N. Gilmour, l'. Tremain, V. Atkins. J. Ulrich, j. Harrison, R. Ross, R. llayes, R, Vest, R. Brzn1dt.,l. Meyer. rl, Vaughn, J. Macy, G. Ulrich, ll. Corns. VY. Fox, if .-Xlexander, ll, llannzin. VY, Marks. HI-Y The purpose of the lli-Y is To create. mzlintain. and extend throughout the sehool and community high standards of Christian Cl1Zl1'Z1Cl6l'.u This organization is El function of the Yjl CHX. This year the Hi-Y and Tri Hi-Y jointly entertained their district Ul'g2ll1lZZltlU'll in :ln zmfternf on and evening meeting at l,.C.H.S. on .Xpril 8. Yzlrious discussion groups were held preceding the dinner, which was served in the cafeteria to one hundred sixty nienihers and their sponsors. The evenings progrzun was eonelnded with a dance in the gym. During the three years of the lli-Y in our sehool, Mr. Yollzxnd has sponsored the organization. famiam QM! Maw! SZWCZMCZ4. XYilh thc ht-lp nl' thvir p1'csiclc11t, jc-an llrilrhlc, ancl unclcr thc leaclc1'sl1ip uf Miss Vivian -lcffcrs, the 111c111l1e1's carnestly workccl to attain thu high iclcals of thc' 'l'1'i lli-Y 1:11'ga11izatio11. 'l'l1c Ullktlllllg' cvcnt of thc scliool year was thc iiilpressivc fo1'111al initiation hclcl i11 Uct11l1ei'. Since liappiiicss for themselves anrl others is unc of thc objectives uf thc uluh, thu 111c111l1c1's lwmiiglit pleasure ancl Q11tc1'tai11n1ent to the gracle SC'llUlJl cl1ilcl1'c11 with a Lilll'lSl1l12lS party. The c111tsta11rli11g event of the year was thi- Mutlici'-lDaiiglitci' haiiquct helcl on X'7ZIl6llllllC'S Day. .XlXV1lj'5 cagvi' to 1'cccivc new irlcas ancl i11spi1'atiun, the lllCllllJCl'5 participatccl i11 thc Hi-Yilri Hi-Y cnnferciicc helcl at l.Z1W1'f311CClJl11'g on April 8. Unc of the nntstaiicliiig' speakers of the year, whose message was timely ancl lllfl'l'CSllIlg. was Miss fil'ClllZl. l4a1'kQ1', an CX-Ct1'l'IJ01'2ll i11 the XVu111e11s Marine Corps Rcscrvu, TRI l-llfY lfirst Rim: Miss jeffcrs, if Kern, R. Calvert, M. lJc1cl1le11111, XY. Atkins, ll, SlCDllL'llN Ki. Nchls. vl. l'1'il1l1lc, P. Viiisun, L. Harrisfnl, S. Roush, S. XYilrlridgv. St-cmicl llmv: Xl, Ulrich. HX. Shanks, B. Scuflclcr, B. Karstctcr, M. llcjcrus, Y, Millur, VI. flllL'y, ll. Kittlc. P. Kennedy, l.. Smashey, M, Henning, M, Lacey, S. Hannan, M. l.owa', ll. l.llllilllL'j'k'I'. bl. lfnlcy, K, l,L'0llZi.l'Cl, P. Morris. lfirst Roxy: P. llunn, Ill. lJeJerus. C Stoneking, M. Lowe, ll. Conner, J. Foley. XY. Jones. li. Honfer. li. Bryant, P. Perrine, XY. lfox, R. Spencer, Xl. Snyder. Li. Kern, Rl. Henning, R. Valyert, V. Spanagel, S. Stauss, J. Rullman, M. llietrich. Second Row: Y. Miller, R. Morris, l-3, Glissman, lf. Spargo, VV. Sclnnarr. Xl. Stryker, O. Zinser, li. lirauer. IJ. Corus, J. llarrison, C. Steuver, J. Brauer, J. Macy. R .lfreeland J. liordon, li, llayes. Ci. Snelling, M. lloehleman, J. Vliehh. Third Ron: R Jerger, R. llayes, li. Jaggers, M. Roenier, ll, Hannan. C. Green, XY. Marks, li. Posey, J. lfletcher, ti. Levy, l.. Hoshaw, lf. Morling, l.. llarrison. XY. Buchanan. i'. Morris. ll. Stephens, l.. Sharp. IS. Rot-mer, QN. Thcis, D. Standrifif. Here comes the hand l 'l'hrough the halls to the gym its sixty-four enthusiastic memhers led the students to pep sessions, including celehration of Tiger victories in sectional and semi-iinal tournaments, Througli the year their field of activities was broadened. Last fall the hand was one of several asked to participate in the American Legion parade held in Indianapolis. Several concerts are also to the hand's credit. On March 23. the hand sent 17 soloists to the State Contest at Terre Haute with the following results: First IDivision--Herhert Cohen, Charles Steuver and Rohert Hayes. Second lJivisifin-Marjorie Stryker, Rosie Morris, Charles Green, Verjean Spa- nagel and Paul l'errine. Third Division-XVilliam Fox, James Harrison, Jane XN'ehh, Don Standriff, Rosemary Calvert and Lora Jane Harrison. Fourth Divi- sion-livelyn Spargo. Carolyn l-. Kern was accompanist for the contestants. ln .Xpril the l..C.H.S. hand was one of nine such groups in Dearhorn County playing in the All-County Musicale at Lawrencehurg. Mr. Marlette's hand is appreciated hy students and faculty as well as hy husiness and townspeople of our community. Mme QW mc! Alma Mum The choir, the largest of its kind in Dearborn County, has made a definite contribution to hnth school and community life through its frequent public appear- ZLIICCS. lic-tty Lou, a light and colorful operetta, was the first olfering of the season. .X hand concert fulluwed in Uctether, and a Musical Review was presented in Ncavetnher. The impressive candlelight Christmas Cantata served as an appropriate introduction to the holiday season. The musical highlight of the year, The Vanities nt' 19-lb, was enthusiastically received hy a large crowd. The climstir participated in the .Xll-County Musicale held in the L.C.H.S. gym- nasium .Xpril 5. The llaccalaureate service furnished the setting for the chnir's final appearance of the year. Mr. Fred N. Marlctte directs the choir. First Row: li. Snelling, M. Stoneking, L. J. Harrisun, li. Lewis, IJ. McLeaster, M. Rnenier, Y. Spanagel, P. Morris, D, Stephens, P. Shelton, P. Honchell, C. Lloyd, J. Calvert IC. Stahl, I.. lindress, G. Levy. Second Row: Mr. Marlette, L. Hoshaw, R. Hayes, XY. Marks, li. Posey, ll. Lacy Mcfunl, J. Meyer, K. Olds, J. Gordon, G. Mcfann, P. Tremain, ll, Mcfann, VV. Bennett . Jones, R. Beckett. 'l'hird Row: M. lluehleman, P, llunn, H. Shelton, M. Snyder, M. Ulrich, Rl. Benning' K. Green, L .'l'heis, Lf Zenor, J. Prihhle, M. Bockhorst, J. llonehell, VV. Dawson, J. XVehh P. Vinson, P. VVells. lfuurth Row: M. Knue, K, Leonard, Lf. Kern, C. llill, VY. McMullen, J. Rodenlmerg XY. Schniarr, L. Spargo, P. lfagaly, H, Glissman, C, Stoneking, P. Young, M. Kraus M. Savage. R. liardewillg, S. Ross, G. Schmarr. Fifth Row: R. Calvert, M, Dietrich, R. Morris, S. Stauss, J. Rullman, S. Roush, M Nuppert, R. Hayes, M. lindress, A. Baer, M. VVeismiller, M. Jerger, D, Armbruster, J llafenhritle, L. Smashcy, B. Conner, M. Lacey. Tv XY n 6204 Plemme cami Qatar! Jfedik This vcfir, Miss Smith czipahly sponsored the work of tht- liirls' .Xtlilctic .XSSUCl11tlUl'l, nation wiclc orgzmizzition for girls iiitcix-stccl in sports, The ii.,X ,X. ciicoiiingcs intrzlmurzll sports to hclp CI'c'11tQ :mtl mztintaiu better fellowship and sports- mzuialiip among high school girls. 40 LETTERMEN lfirat Nou I rl. Kirsch, KX vt-rt, rl. lflt-tclicr. Mr. Hzttcniali Second Roxx 1 li. Alurgcr, If Scliiicitlw. R. Voolvy. lf Romli, bl, lickstt-iii. XV. Vogel 'l'liircl Row: R, Rosy li wmcl, XX'. Picpnicit-r, ll. I.z1ct'y V. XX'z1rlmrton. G.A.A. wrt, S. Roiiali, Xl. Ilot-lilcmzui mug. Scroiitl Roni Xl. Alt-rgvr, Nl 'tX'i'ixtnillcr, ,l. Hiivy, ll. lXloo , Y . ,. i. l,t-mint-l, Xl. lximv, l.. Spar 'o ll l 1 'ilx' . . if,-,. zi. XX:arhurtoi1, t, llill, XXI ilrtvssgv. l., Sligtrp, XX'. XX'illt'i1 . XXllllL'll, lf. Spznrgo, .X. l,Hllg XX'. Sclmiarr. IXl, lhgcr. The purpose of this orgzmizzitioii is two-folcl: first, to promotc zinioiig stuclt-nts intcrcst :mtl ciitlitisiztstic support of :ill high school athlc-tics: sccoml, to mzliiitziiii Il high stzimlnrrl of sportsmzui- ship in all high school compctitioii. Any stuclent in L.C.H.5. receiving ai letter in any major sport is eligible to membership. Ilhcrtiiig, P. Trvmziin, bl. Linl- iirzmkt-l, R, lit-clit-tt, li. l rt-t-- lfirft Row: xl, lfolcy, li. Cul- Elr l'ox, 5. Stniiff, K. Stunt'- -lv, li. lxzirxtutvr. XX, Inylor 'Yhircl Row: Xl. XXlt'lSlllllll'l' Wffzcfefzdilaffacfmq WMM NMQMA lfirst Row: N. Recd, J. lflrieh, Ll. NYitte, ll. XYalser, K. Fox, R. llray, NV. Broukhank P. Cugliill, D. Bevis. Y. fiCl1Sl10i1110l'. ,l. Vribble, IJ. Stephens, P. Shelton, J. Rodenbere li. VN'ilson, R. Beckett, IJ. Hannan. A. Korn, A. johnson, VV. Taylor, C. Kern. Second Row: P Honehell, V. Lennnel, L. Sharp, R. Calvert, VV. Caldwell. T. Mcfonl li. Miller, R. Brandt, R. Hayes, V. Miller, R. jerger, B. Heath, K. Green, L. Combs, ,l. llafenhritle, M. Benning, XY. Stryker, VV. lYillen, P. Harmon, L. lindress, L. Brunner. if Faulkner, lf. .-Nrmbruster, ll. Lacey. Third Row: .l. llonchell. I . Gensheinier, t'. Hill, lf. Posey, R. Olds, VV. Fox, G. Lansing' XY. Tibbetts, J. liekstein, J. Harrison, P. Tremain, J. Calvert, A. Oberting, H. Schmarr, li Mefann, E, Frankel, F. Yunng. ll. Stanclriff, H. Cohen, K. Rahe, Mr. Vollancl, VV. Marks, P. Cnrnelius, rl. Huey, H. Karsteter, ll. Black, J. tieisert. HISTORY CLUB l L . The large number enrolled in the History Club year have included the discussion of timely and is evidence of the growing interest students have interesting subjects by outside speakers. The social in the field of social studies. The programs nf the treat of the year was an enjoyable Christmas party. i 41 7629 G .XQZIZIQQ UV! Q COMMERCE CLUB First Row: ,l. XYillu11, NV Taylor, -I, lxurlcl1l1L'rg', lf fc- uor, VV. Atkins. Scctmcl Row: R. llzxycs, l' Kennedy, ,l. Smzlshcy, M Schcihlvr. ,l. lfolcy, R. Kmw. Third Row: li. Spargo, D Kittle, YV. VVillcu, P. llarmtmn ll. Stoplu-ns, C . llill. CAMERA CLUB Lcft tt: right: l'. Russell, ll lsllllllgtlbll, XY. M:u'kS. U. Wlar hurum, l.. llmhztw, R, -It-rgcr Mr. llarrisun, Al. llarrimm, ti Levy. lf. liraucr, R. Czllvcrt P. l't-rrim-. l.. llZlTl'lS4ill, L, Stcttwr. ,I, Hciscrt, K. Rzulw. In thc vuriutts clulms in l..L'.ll.S., girls whw This club. ftmtu-rl unflt-r tht- sttpt-rvisitm uf tx vt-ft tu t'llll'l' thc lmsihvss wtmrltl have not he-eu Mr. llztrrisnm, is cl:-sigttccl tu luruislt its lllt'lllllCl'S mt-1'ltttnl4t-ml. 'IM flt-vclup ztpptwvizttitmtt for high class with Il lmuvvlcclgc of thc cast-ntinls ul guml phu- rlttlft' p1'm't-1lt11't- :mtl tc-cltllitltttw. thc- 1m'tnlvt-rs ut' tuglttplty. tht L'1n11111t'1't't- flulm, tmclcr thc sttpcrvisimt nt' l':2lk'll lllL'llllJl'l' I'L'L'l'lVCS lllSll'llCllHll in scltwtittg' N5 llrztm-, ltztvt- visitt-tl lztrgt- lJllSlllCSS utllcvs in prupcr films, lighting. tztliing :mtl lllllSlllllg' pit'- lll1t'lllIlIlll. 'IM :trlcl llllt'l't'Sl :mtl vztrivtv, local tttrcs. pwlt-ssiullztl lllt'll lmvt- hccu invitt-rl to spcztk llc- Ulllccrs vt' thc clulr 1ll'L'I NY, Klztrlts, 17l'L'Sltlk'lllI hwt' tht- chlh, li. l.cvx', YlL'l'fI1l'CSlllL'lllQ l.. llZll'l'lSlbtl. svwt-t:11'y3 I zmml IJ, llillittgtrm, trcztst ll'CI'. M swine wwf me awww 'Q' A if st . swf Zz. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST XY. Dawson, B. jaggers. C Kern, M. NVQ-ismiller, B. VVar- lmurton, R. Culvert, IJ, Iister M. Stryker, J. Foley, J. Smash- ey, bl. Macy, S. Batchelor, F lirznier, li. Fox, li. Snelling. DRAMATICS First Row: P. Russell, C Zenor, V. Spanagel, M. Morris R. Morris, li. Lewis. Second Row: IJ. Stephens l'. Liorneliu, B. Roemer, I VVehb, IJ. Billington, S. Ross -I, Rullinzxn, li. jaggers. 'l'l1ird Row: Miss Bertsch l.. Tlieis, M. Roeiner, B. Jer- ger. ll. Mclxaster, R. Hayes R. Ross. ll. Hannan, 5. Hat- chelor, XX. Marks, -I, Macv. Come Ruin or Shine, a three-act comedy, us presented by the junior Class to il large and ztpprecizltive audience, was :1 sparkling' play of coinplicutions, love and laughter, revealing good drzunzltic talent and auguring well fo-r next yea1 s productions. H i E N .x.,g,.., To students who are interested in llrznnzlties, the club furnishes :ln opportunity to become fzunilizn' with good plays through reading and discussions. The art of make-up, play preparation, and presentation also receive attention in the meetings throughout the year, as directed by Miss Ruth liertscli. -H Jfcwaw Qww lr: wlul wlin swim 11111- lliig wnrlrl nl tnwlzu' tl1c1'c- 11111 llinsv 11c1'sn11s 'nw 11111 szilislic-rl with just getting by, lmni vc' 111 1'l'Zlk'll ilu- goals ol ilu-11' :1111l11t11:11, 1-W11 In lllillii' s:1c1'iliccs i11 wrrlci' tw attain . lt is gratifying to know that lliirty-fivv HONOR GROUPS First Rfnv: ll. lgllI'I'l4, If Green, ll. Rm-111cr, ll. lfzigaly. R. Mmirrin. Nl. l'11g11-11 Sccmul Rmv: lf. liR'IlNlll'llllk'l' li. Spa rgn, Al. XXX-Ivln, XV Sclimarr, Rl. Siiyclur, ll. Spwn- ucr, R. Kittlv. il, Sk'll1PIlk'QQl. N111 sl1m1'11: ,l. XYllll'Il, 1' l.lm'cl. lfirft Row: M. Strykcr, ll l'iSlL'l', l,, lictlu-l. Lf liI'0L'Il, XY Klzirks. Sccwwiifl Row: bl, liciscri, VV lJ:1ws1111. ,l. SlT1Zl5llCj', NI Sclivilwlcr, l., 'lil1cis, Nl, Wvcis- 1Nlllk'l'. ,l, lQ11clL'11lw1'g. 'l'l1i1'1l Nmv: lf, I11':1111'1', I, lloslizlw. ll. XY:11'l1111'11111, ll Kittlc. ,l, l51':111L'1'. Nut SllUXXllf lf .Xll'XZlllllCI' ll. Kli'l.k'2lSll'l'. stnrln-nts of l.,L' ll.S, l1:1x'c CHllllllllZlllX' wu1'lQc-cl 111- wzirrl :L goal nl' sclinlzislic :1cl1icv0111c11t. Tlw stiiclvnls imictiircrl zllmvc llflVC 111:1i11t:1i11L-fl :1 ll zivcrzlgc ill' zllmmx- tlimiigliniit ilu-ii' sclmul yours. This gimap richly dcscrvcs thc coligrutiilzl- tions wc' licrc- filler them. wdkww 'l'he student honor society for high school clrzunatists serves to encourage the development of acting almility and play appreciation. Five years ago this organization hecaine a part of the school activity program. Membership is chosen on the hasis of points given for active participation in drainatics either in the field of production or presentation. ln Noveniher of this year a banquet was held in honor of the new Tliespians who were initiated at that tinie. Those who have hec'o1ne ineinlmers this spring, too late for inclusion in the picture, are Charles .Xlexander, Stanley liatchelor, XYilliain liechtol, Jack Kirsch, liuniee Lewis and Dorothy Moody. Special recognition goes to Darlene Blcl.easter, Mary Ann Roeiner, and Robert hlerger who have lmeen nienilmers during all four of their high sehool years. THESPIANS First Row: R. Ross, XY. Marks, R. jerger, lb. Mclseaster, M. Roemer, P. Russell C. Green. Second Row: V. Spanagel, R. Hayes, D. Stephens, L. Theis. Not shown: ,lean Greive. 45 fxx fum NK Quai 7 K ' 25 MNH! Zhu X 4 .fan LMA U 4 1 O 00 l1P.iJhlLM j , 1 Al. . V , W 5. f. J I W, .,,-,,,f,.,,fM.. 4 ly V I i!?!JI If 1,5411 4 7 F r 11.77 'f . 7:5 557511: f.' 4, F' ' Q 1? ,,.Q .,., ' , b 1, 'VM 14 Z1 J 'f W-1 W A op I I ,: 1 If , 9' ,, 0 N . V, 1 9,49 5,6 L V www 7, , ,gsm ff M' V' ff ,f ffY' .,',,1 ---............q ' ,.'v. 117, ggi.. jf! Q .i,j,'g'ij2ff 2:, ' '-7 X Lxguoaunl THLETICS X x 19415 CDUR CGACI-IES You can expect a tricky play, well designed to upset the Tigers' rivals, when the l..C.H.S. coaching staff, composed of George Bud Bateman, Buford Chick XYebb, and Wlilliam Pat U'Neill get their heads together. Due to the resignation of the former football coach, David Batthauer, who revived the spo-rt in Lawrenceburg two seasons ago, two new members were added to the coaching roster. During the year the Tigers were successfully piloted by these three monitors in all interscholastic sports. These three gentlemen, led by Mr. Bateman, were responsible for the fine performances of the Tiger cagers during the 1945-46 season, Mr. Webb, one of the new members of the staff, has had previous coaching experience, first. in his home high school at liarlington, Kentucky, and later in Cumberland College at lVilliamsburg, Kentucky. Mr. O'Neill, a native of Manchester, Ohio, has directed teams at Vanceburg. Kentucky and at Manchester High School, before entering the army. He came to l,awrenceburg immediately after his discharge from service. For the past five years, Mr. Bateman has been basketball coach. as well as head of the Athletics department, spurring his teams on to victory, season after season. Before coming back to his home town, he coached teams at Bright High School in this county and at Kings Mills, Ohio, George Bud B tteman VVilliam Pat ONe1ll Buford Chick NVtbb Dfqafw Q 794m ln their seeond season ol eleven-niz1n lootlrall sinee the revival of the sport in l.axvreneelmr-f after ai lamse of 30 vears, the 1-'ridiron 'l'iffe1's under the ffuidin-f - hh ' ., hi l Pr 9 B 5 hand oi then' new eoaeh, Mr. XX ehh, made :L hne sliowniff. lhev won 5, lo-st 4, I P3 . ind tnd l . . Mr. XYelmlm, assisted on the playing held ln Mr, U'Neill and Mr. Bateniun, rzipirlly gave needed eonhdenee to the Tigers, whieh, as they gained experience, ,nude thein forlniclahle eontenders for victory. The squad switched to six-man taelies in mid-season to meet and defeat the .Xnrora lied Devils in two games. However, a look ahead reveals no interruption fn-Xt season, for .XlII'0l'Il, too, will play the eleven-man gzune. lfirwt Row: P. Treinain, C. Xyiifllllflwll, Calvert, ll. Ulrich, Kirsch, Fletcher, li. Ross, Klr. Wvehh. Second Row: N, XYood, R, Mefool, J. lfekstein, R. Schneider, J. Meyer, li. Miller. li. Bonfer, ll. horns. Third Kew: I., lloshaxv. NY. Bennett, ll. Lacey, R. lfreeland, B. Cooley, XY. Tihhettv, l'. Savage, lf. Roush. lfonrth Row: Mr. Bateman, XY. Viepmeier, N. Reed, R. Stephenson, XV. Tonne, li. lfinklmine, ,l. Brunner, Mr, WNL-ill. . . .. iv - e 4 4 -v RUSSELL FREELAND Speed and shiftiness made Deke one of the high spots of the Tiger hackfield. CHQXS. XV.'XRl5UR'l'ON Charley was a valuable asset to Coach Vllelmlfs strong line, JOHN KIR SCH 3. You could always look for lack to make a fine shownig at left end on of- fense and defense. ICLMER R. SCHNICTDICR The Tigers, ace center was Dick Schneider, who filled the position very cap- ahly. l lxl LOOI l X lil2R,Xl.l3 ULRICH Xnothci hickheld speed .Xfter do-ing a fine job at stu l oh w1s rcsponsihle fullback during the season, tl li, s Coon was elected honor- touthdowns ary captain of the '45 squad. PJXUI, 'VRICMA-XIX You can find Paul high on the list of outstanding' lineinen as he was strong at tackle position. P... flop Rowl lQOlilfR'l' RUSS .Xnothcr one of the Ti gers' :lee line-men, Bob was always a threat to the opposition. ROlilfR'l' NYOUU ,Xnother senior mainstay, Bob was always a valu- able, reliable back. -IOHN Fl.li'l'CHliR As a newcomer to l..C. H.S., HJ. worked hard to obtain a position on the reg- ulars which he filled in real gridiron style. AIUHN L'.Xl,VlCR'l' .X line man on the line, Johnny is a hoy with a brilliant future in the com- ing' seasons. IQIJXYQXRD ROUSH ,X reserve lineman, Ed was willing and Capable of filling in when called upon. ,IKMICS ICCKSTICIN rXn up-and-coming Sopho- more, Shamie has a great future ahead of him in the coming seasons. lXJN.Xl.lJ LQXCICY lion was a determined and reliable mainstay. ln his three years on the team, he plaved hoth on the line and in the haekfield. September 7 There September 14 Here September 21 There September Z8 Here October 5 K 9 There Here October 12 Here October 19 There October 23 Here November 2 Here Qaalialf .Semen Qecavzcf Lawrenceburg Rushville Lawrenceburg Vkloodward Lawrenceburg Seymour Lawrenceburg Newport Ky. Lawrenceburg Aurora Lawrenceburg McGuffey, O. l.awren Ceburg Richmond Lawrenceburg Connersvill-e Lawrenceburg Columbus 6 33 0 25 27 14 39 6 39 6 31 0 6 39 6 6 O 6 Opening their second season of football the Tiger eleven was no match for the strong, experienced Lion squad. The following week the locals were hosts to the Bull- dogsg they showed considerable improvement although they could not hold the Cincinnati boys, giving up three touchdowns in the closing quarter. They did it at last! Yep, the Lawrenceburg grid men registered their first 11-man victory since the sport was revived last fall after a lapse of 30 years. Coach VV ebb and his team showed the home town folk that they really had what it takes by defeating the T horoughbreds by 33 points. The Orange and Black took a breather from 11-man competition so they could mark up a couple of 6-man triumphs over their long-standing rivals. They encoun- tered little difficulty in completing this project. Deke Freeland gave the largest crowd of the season a thrill by making a brilliant 76 yard touchdown run on the first play of their homecoming contest with the Green Devils. An overpowering Red Devil grid squad trounced the locals to the tune of 39 to 6. Bob Cooley galloped 36 yards around right end to ring up the Tigers' only Tally. The only tie of the '45 season came against the Spartans in ankle deep mud on the home gridiron. The Tigers were the first to crash onto pay dirt, with Cooley carry- ing the oval. .. In their final contest, the Tigers bowed to the South- Central Conference champs. Thus ended a season in which the Tigers lived up to the expectations of the most rabid fans. Great deeds are in store for future elevens, as many of this season's grid- sters are underclassmen. First Row: NY. Picpmeicr, XY. Vogel, E. Schneider, A. Oberting, J. Kirsch, R. Freeland lb. Lacey, R. XYood. Second Row: Coach Bateman, R. Beckett, J. Calvert, C. Warburton, J. Fletcher. G. Ilonfcr, li, Cooley, assistant coach 0,Ncill. BASKET BALL The 1945-46 Tiger hardwood quintet had a fine season from the very start, when they whipped the Vevay Wai'riors 47 to 16, to the very end, when they won the first regional tournament in the history of the school, but were stopped by the powerful Anderson Indians in the semi-Hnals 43 to 32. Anderson Went on to win the state championship. Coach liZllC11'lH1l'S boys also took the honor of dropping the arch rivals, the Aurora Red Devils, three timesg the New Year's Day tourney defeat of 77 to 31 being the worst a Lawrenceburg team has ever handed Aurora. The excellent support given by the student body, Tiger band, townspeople, and the Lawrenceburg'-Greendale Chamber of Commerce all contributed to this year's successful season. v fb sv--Q Iix'ci'yd1ic in I,.L'.H.S. is izuiiilizli' with thcfc ihrcc' pi'ucl11c'c-i's eil pc-im, thai ycll lczulcrs. lhcy :irc lrmii tmp in lmltnmi: l':1t Slin-him, Mary .Xim Rocinci' :md C'uppci ' Rlcklml. il6l16l'ZlllllQ good scliwmml spiril, these L-iitluisizlstiu Iumlc-rs ul' hc l:1wi'c11cc'lu11'0' CllCCI'lIll sc-ctimi, clliriiig ilu- 111141 ya-1111 fil- ' Pu 5 'uvvcrl huth iuutlmzlll :uid lmzlskcthiill ivzmis iw vi1.'tm'y. lhvy il11'IllSllC1l lllS1Jll'2ltlUll in lmth tczim :md Slllfliilfx. VIUHN KIRSCH .Xs center :md czlptaiii of thc '45-'46 squzul, 6'-l 'flziclcn was :L vzlluahlc asf set. 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AURORA Big jack Kirsch pac'ed the local quintet to a 42 to 36 victory over their long- standing rivals, the Aurora Red Devils, in the 16th annual Thanksgiving eve classic. MADISON The Orange and Black suffered their hrst defeat at Madison. Final score: Cubs 29, Tigers 25. CON NERSVILLE After leading the Spartans at the close of each quarter, the Bateman Five was defeated, 32 to 27, by a second half rally. BATESVILLE With tall, lanky Red Olmerting showing them the way, the l-.C.H.S. hoop- sters hung up a 27 to 19 victory over the Bulldogs. NORTH VERNON The Tigers encountered little difficulty battering the North Vernon Panthers 43 to 30. RISING SUN The Shiners pro-ved no match for our powerful Tigers as they took a 49 to 29 drubbing. 1- GREENSBURG The mighty Tiger quintet hoisted the flag of victory over the Greensburg l'irate's ship and walked off the deck with a 35 to 27 decision. NENV YEAR'S DAY TOURNEY Lawrenceburg was victor in the annual tourney at Batesville when they handed Aurora the worst defeat in history, 77 to 31 in the Final game, after taking care of North Vernon 31 to 22 in the afternoon session. 3 BATESVILLE The Bateman quintet yanked a game out of the fire in the closing minutes when they nosed out the Bulldogs 19 to 17. VERSAILLES The Orange and Black doubled the score against the Frenchies, 48 to 24, in :L one-sided contest on the home hardwood. SCOTTSBURG The Tigers met their third defeat at the hands of the conference leading VVarriors to the tune of 49 to 36. ai .ZGJAS .AURORA Upon meeting the Red Devils for the third time, the Lawrenceburg boys barely squeezed out a 36 to 35 victory against the revenge hungry Aurorans. LIBERTY Getting into his first varsity game, Jim Eckstein, sophomore, paced the Tigers to a 44 to 28 victory against the Liberty VVarriors. NORTH VERNON Deke Freeland led the local netters to their third victory over Coach Puhl- inan's Panthers. Score: 34 to 30. VEVAY The Tigers marked up another victory when they overpowered the VVarriors, 50 to 23, in a rather rough contest. RUSHVILLE The Bateman boys emerged victorious in their clash with the Lions for the first time in four years. Final score: Tigers 44, Lions 36. HAGERSTOWN The Orange and Black were overpowered by the up-state boys 34 to 30, after leading 14 to 10 at half time. MADISON Our hard fighting Tigers were downedin a second half onslaught by the fast moving Cubs, 42 to 34, and thus wound up the season in third place in the S.E.I.C., with Scottsburg first and Madison second. SECTIONAL RESULTS -Semi-finals- -Finals- Aurora 44, Vevay 35. Rising Sun 35, Lawrenceburg 57, Moores Hill 33, Guildford 24. Moores Hill 34. Rising Sun 25. Rising Sun 41, Patriot 23. Lawrenceburg 45, Dillsboro 30. Lawrenceburg 45, Bright 42, Aurora 40. Bright 23. REGIONAL RESULTS Milroy 40, Brownsville 39. Lawrenceburg 43, Milan 26. -Finals- Lawrenceburg 55, Milroy 29. SEMI-FINALS After winning its first regional crown in history, Lawrenceburg was finally stopped by the powerful Anderson Indians, 43 to 32. Anderson went on to win the 1946 state championship. TIGER CUB First Row: ll. Cohen, J Meyer, XY. Tibbetts, G. Bonfex' R. Cooley. nl. lickstein, li Miller. T. Mclfool, N. Reed, Second Row: Mr. Bateman J. Brookbank, M. Lacey, R XYalscr, VV. jones, J. Gordon VY. Tonneaj. Brunner, P. Sav- age. 1. Harrison, Mr. O,Neill Not shown: R. Kittlc, ,I Vaughn. The record of the 1945-46 Tiger Cubs was almost the same as the varsity. They racked up a total of 14 wins and only 9 losses, the contests they lost being very close games. This year's Cub squad was composed mainly of freshmen, since the few sopliomores who started with them were moved to the varsity before half the season had passed. The varsity looked plenty good when they copped the sectional, regional, and went on to the semi-finals for the first time in the history of the schoolg but it looks as if our up-and-coming Cubs will give them a run for their money o-n the records they established at l,.C.H.S. ln Coaching the Cubs this year, Mr. Bateman had the very valuable assistance of Mr. O'Neill and Mr. VVebb, whose good work can be seen by looking over the season's results. lfirst Row: NY. Pit-pmeiur R. l reclzunl, ll. Cooley. VV Yugel, li. Xvoml. li. Beckett. Secuncl Row: XY. 'llihhetts R. Kittle, XY, Beehtul, R, NYM- ser, R. jerger. 'l'hircl Ruw: Ci. Bonfer, R Sclnicidur, if XY2lfl5llTl0I1, bl lfckstcin, bl. Calvert. l ii BASEBALL XYith the wztrinth of spring hack again, the athletes ul l..Q'.H.S. again take to the out-of-floors. Thirty-tive boys signed np, of which about one-thircl were veterans uf last year and the reinziincler were newcmncrs. XYith all their tire zincl znnhition, the thirty-five aspir- :mts to lmsehall fame are hoping to lmetter last SCZl5Ull,S reeorcl of two- wins and six losses. :Xt least they have thirteen chances, having scheduled games with six clif- ferent schools. This year's Tiger Nine is under the leaclership of Mr, XYehlm, in order to give Mr. liztteman, forinur cuzteli. more time to work with the trzxek team, which has several meets scheclulecl. X A 1. ' ' .A '-'iff' 9: f f , a .fr l' , ' .QA hug M TRPVMURALS Many boys who did not enter varsity competition, hut who were still interested in participating in haskethall, played for their class in intra-mural sport this year, under the supervision of Mr, O'Neill and Mr. Volland. Strange as it may seem, the outstanding team of the 1945-46 season was the Freshman squad which took thc championship by defeating the Junior li squad in the finals, played before the student body at a convocation. This proved to he hardly a match, since the final score was 46 to 9. The object of our intra-mural program at l..C.H.S. is the promotion of good sportsmanship and fellowship among the boys who participate. Ifirst Row: Mr, Volland, Mr. CYNcill, XY, jones, ul. Gordon, E. Fasnacht, NV. Dayton, R. lfinkhinc, J. Vaughn, j. Brookhank, M. Lacey, J. Plunkett, C. Scheihler. Second Row: C. VVitte, IJ. Corns, O. Zinser, J. Meyer, P. Savage, R. VValser, T. Mcfool, IX. XYildridg'e, li. Mcllann, lf. Hanschhach, li. Stahl, J. Ritzmann. Third Row: H, Klausing, R. Olds, XY. liox, Lf. Steuver, VV. Peipmeier, D. Mcfann. IJ. llannan. XV. licnnctt, P, 'l'remain, lf. Roush, R. Callan, J. Gilh, N. Gilmour, -I. Macy. Fourth Row: I., Brunner, lf. .-Xrmhruster, l.. Ryle, N, Reed, R. Brandt, H. Sehmarr, R. Ross, K. Rahc, G. Lansing, XY. Brookhank, li. Frankel, XY. Bechtol, C. Alexander, R. liaves. Lawrenceburg Consolidated High School Serves the Community In offering educational facilities during the past nine years, our fine building has provided for the needs of a modern and expanding curriculum, the student may now build his program from one of five different courses, namely, college entrance, general, commercial, vocational and agriculture. At the same time, the Board of Control and superintendent have greatly expanded the services of L.C.H.S. to the community of greater Lawrenceburg. Using E. H. Sheldon furniture like that originally installed in the building, and with the best in equipment, apparatus and supplies, we have the most modernly equipped agriculture laboratory in the state. The vocational shop work has been carried on for two- years in the Ohlen- llishop building at Center and Short streets under the direction of a Smith-Hughes teacher whose salary is paid from federal funds. Having thus qualified the school, Mr. Harrison has secured federal surplus machinery for completely equipping a general machine shop and auto mechanics laboratory to occupy approximately 12,000 square feet of Hoor space. It will serve both the students preparing for industry and adults seeking further machine shop training. To date, the machinery and equipment which has arrived is valued at more than 330,000 with much more expected. A comparative study of costs is now being made as between location of the proposed machine shop in a completed basement area and in a new building, of architecture corresponding to our present building. Very practical evidence of the school's community outreach is found in the Cannery established here last summer on Front street in a building furnished by the city. Again from the Federal Government, and this time obtained through the State Department of Public Instruction, the value of cannery equipment is in excess of 356,000 plus installation costs of over fl55,000, making this unit the largest and most co-mpletely equipped of the seven canneries in Indiana. It is interesting to note that, during the three months season of 1945, 231 different people representing 126 different families which total 466 members used the canning facilities. They canned a total of 10,033 cans at a cost of .04 per can. They paid only fo-r cans plus a slight charge for fuel and janitor service. The tennis c'ourts are now ready for summer use, having been resurfaced at a cost of 33,962.50 Development of Neary Memorial Field goes on. The Hoodlights over the field, which made possible night games of eleven and six man football during the past two seasons, were given by the City o-f Lawrenceburg and installed by Greendale Town and Lawrnceburg City. The stone bleachers were erected at a cost of 153,604.28 The work of filling three feet with cinders, grading and leveling goes on through the courtesy of joseph E. Seagram it Sons, Inc., and the New York Central railroad furnished cinders, Lawrenceburg City and the Old Quaker Com- pany are kindly cooperating in furnishing trucks. UZ September 4 October 12 7 14 -Freshies, freshies everywhere-yes, back to school again. -Tigers open football season at Rushville. -VVoodward comes to L.C.H.S. for first home game. 18N-4'Betty l.ul'-another new girl? No, an operetta by 22 98 3- the Music Department. -Band travels to Indianapolis for first postwar Ameri- can Legion parade. --Tigers submerge Newport team 39-6 in downpour which nearly drowns out both teams. Band memorizes numbers sinc'e lights go out at Band Concert. 5-Tigers on long end of score in six-man football game at Aurora. 9--Same stun' I-Heat Aurora agam! -Class floats inaugurate homecoming football game with McGuffey. Juniors still think their comic idea sur- passed Seniors' bevy of beauties. 24-Noon bell sounds extra good-22 day vacation for students and teachers because of Teachers' Convention. November 1-junio-r Class play, Come Rain or Shinefl Comes a December 21 big crowd, too. 6-Health to the front today-tuberculosis film shown to all classes. 9-Pat Morris crowned queen of Harvest Ball. Mr. Ho- shaw, the auctioneer, wonders why one of the boys dug up 32.75 for one pie. 13-HAmbitious curtain-puller in Qver the Rainbow vocal concert, knocks over a row of plants- Set 'em up in the other alley! 16-Tigers hold on to horseshoe at first home basketball game with Vevay. -Aiiinial turkey classic with :Xurora-The Red Devils got the tail. 22-Tlianksgiving Day-All the turkey you can eat! 9 22 29 O-Christmas cantata, Noel, brings carols, candlelight. :incl good cheer. -Happy Day! IO-clay Christmas vacation begins, -Imitational Tourney at Batesville. Tigers wallop .'Xl1l'O1'Zl, 77-31, January 2-The morning after the morning after and school again, 8-Versailles Frenchie cheer leaders attract more eyes than ISH- 18 February l l-l 21 March 2 the team. Vocal concert. -Aurora downed for third time in season by Tigers. -.-Xt Yevay, basketball turns out to be free-for-all. - Sweetheart Hour -gzlily colored parasols add color to choral numbers. XYe've heard of blondes using peroxide, but never of blondes using black ink. , 22, 23-Tigers hold sectional crown ll -Now WC'1'C Regional Champs l l l l 4-Blazing bonfire lights up Lawrenceburg and Greendale in celebration of Regional victory. Nice fmis to holiday and free movie. 9-Off to Semi-Finals. 14- Home lic. Students see Mabley 81 Carew Style Show in Hall of Mirrors CCincinnatiD. 19-Senior Salute. 21-Look out! Snap-shots for the Annual by B. Jerger, S. Hannan, G. Levy, L. Theis, R. Morris, D. Wilsoii, and A. Bentle. 77-Nice going, kids ll Music students bring home 3 first division ratings from solo contest at Terre Haute. 29-Mrs. Ogden and the Journalism Class visited the Cincinnati Times-Star and attended an afternoon broadcast over radio Station VVSAI. 29-All-school juke-box dance sponsored by Hi-Y. April 5-County Music Festival held in L.C.H.S. with 500 students from 9 diiiferent schools participating. 8-Hi-Y Conference-150 members of Hi-Y and Tri Hi- 19-22 Y attend district meeting at I,.C.H.S. lo-Annual staff sponsors Box Dance with Hoo-r show and -who got fried chicken from a piano that night F- Bcautiful and unique boxes made by Olll' girls. --Two days to shop, girls, for Easter Hnery. Q2 days for poor papas to recover from price tag-itis.j 25-Athletic Banquet at St. Lawrence-liranch McCrack- en, I.U. basketball coach, speaks. 30- Old Doc --Senior Class Play surprises audience with May the talent shown. i 7-May Festival, Do-wn Memory Lane. 17-Junior-Senior Prom-need we say more? 19-Baccalaureate service in gymnasium. 23--Commencement-Those precious diplomas are in our hands at last ! 24-Schools out ll 'Bye, kids! ALUMNI UIREETURY Class of 1872 'Mary E. Banyard 'Edward D. Freeman 'Emma tHauekJ Denton 'Fannie Pierce Carrie CROweJ McCormick, Golconda, Illinois Class of 1876 Mary tjonesj Ross, South Charleston, lVest Virginia Edward T. Mader, Topeka, Kansas Q Mary fPuseyJ Willard, Lyons, Kansas 'Lizzie tSavageJ Brenkert Class of 1877 'Emma Blair 'Robert H. Colt 'J. Fred Ferger 'Tina Pusey Class of 1878 'H. Lee Early 'James Collins Fitch 'Lewis B. Daniel 'VVarren N. Hauck 'Alice Schleicher 'Tillie fIsraelJ Schleicher 'George E. Schrader Class of 1879 'Mary Akers 'Olivia C. Broadwell 'Emma tBroganJ Jessup 'Cora tBainbridgeJ Fitzpatrick 'Frederick Eberhart 'Julia tStockmanD Adams Class of 1880 Bessie tlelunterb Patton, Lawrenceburg 'Edward S. Smashey 'Rell M. VVoodward Class of 1881 Nettie CAkersJ Graber, Ossining-on-the-Hud- son, New York 'Retta lBrodbeckJ Perry Pauline tBerkshireJ Woodward, Berkeley, Cal- ifornia Tecumseh H. Meek, Peoria, Illinois 'May fStockmanJ Mendall Cora tThomaSJ Evans. Washington, D. C. 'Almeda M. Snyder 'Joshua D. Terrill 'George W. Terrill 'Nannie CTerrillJ Early Class of 1882 'Rita Dunlevy 'Nettie A. Duck 'Mary fEmmertJ Daniel 'Belle Garner 'George L. Gatch Elizabeth Pusey, Lawrencebnrg Emma fSehleieherJ Terrill, Mobile, Alabama Class of 1883 Edward Y. Chapin, Chattanooga, Tennessee Ada Florence Fitch, Lawreneeburg 'Deceased Lillie M. tFichterJ Adamson. San Francisco. California 'Lillie St. C. Rooke Anna CSembachJ Graefenhan, South Norwood, Ohio Carrie 4SchleieherJ Tinsley, Indianapolis 'Flora M. Walter Class of 1884 'Julia tAkers7 Williams 'Mattie tFreemanJ VVooling 25 Louise tHowardJ Mitchell Mary Murnan, Seattle, VVashington 'Tillie Schwartz 'Lulu CSmasheyJ Lindsay 'J. Frank Tilley Class of 1885 Anneite P. Burk, Columbus, Ohio 'Stella flfisherb Cox Louise Decker, Noblesville 'Albert F. Geisert 'Martin J. Givan 'Jennie tHnffJ Matheus 'Vl'illiam W, Miller Curtis Cl-Iodelll Givan, Lawrencehurg Ella Squibb, Vincennes Class of 1886 Elkanah Barrott, La Feria, Texas Flora tDemareeJ Gramer, Lawrenceburg 'August Ferger Anna CHitzfieldj Trisler, Sayler Park, Cincin- nati, Ohio 'Tillie tKleinhansl Miller 'Austin W. Martenstein 'James G. McKinney Mabel CPrichardJ Kennedy 'Dollie Spooner 'Delia Schleicher 'Louis Sander 'Julia CTrippJ Hobart 'Henry T. Wencke lk Class of 1887 'Clinton Fitch 'Charles W, I-Iodell 'Ira L. Miller 'Lizzie tSehaergerJ Adams 'Mary Sanks Harry H. 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CANDY TOBACCO GOOD-LUCK AND GOD-SPEED Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence Wilson BEST WISHES from James Walsh 8: Co., Inc. Class of 1906 Katherine fBurkamJ Heer, Belleville, Ill. Irene CFerrisJ Traylor, Evansville Edna CFrederi'ckJ Theis, Philadelphia, Pa. 'Madge Givan Mae A. Glockner, Indianapolis H. Roberta Gore, Ripley, Ohio Gertrude F. Ggaham, Gary Edward L. Hayes, Lawrenceburg Emma R. Klein, Cincinnati, Ohio 'Robert E. Kennedy A Joy R. Klumpp, San Antonio, Texas Carl F. Koch, Lawrenceburg George E. Lommel, Lafayette Elsie CLudewigj Gore, Corpus Christi, Texas Clara fNowlinJ Oberting, Indianapolis 'William H. O'Brien Florence CSortweIlJ Hutchinson, Lawrenceburg 'John A. Sauers Class of 1907 'Loretta QBeckenholdtJ Gallemore Guy Blackmore, Mason City, Iowa Edna CBobrinkJ Keller, Lawrenceburg Bertha C. Butler, Cincinnati, Ohio Ruth CDameD Price. Chicago, Illinois Walter G. Decker, Major, U.S. Army Wilhelmina CEllinghausenJ Eberhardt, Dayton, Ohio Sarah E. Fieler, Cincinnati, Ohio Jesse M. Hansell, Poseyville 'Antoinette F. Hassmer Irene fHayesJ Daley, Hornell, N.Y. 'Grace james Margaret Cjamesl Blakely, Covington, Kentucky Mabel M. Keller, Gary Orlando M. Keller, Lawrenceburg Flora A. Kennedy. O'Teen, North Carolina 'Elmer N. Kestner John L. Koch. Connersville 'Frederick E. Lewis , Walter E. Lommel, Lafayette ,, Tillie CLorenzD Cole, Lawrenceburg , Elizabeth fO'Brienj Verity, Middletown, Ohio George M. Roberts, Medford, Oregon Nelle Sherrod, Lawrenceburg Edna L. Sturm, Washington, D.C. Carl G. Weiieke, Battle Creek, Michigan Class of 1908 Anna CAschermanj Curtis, Aurora Earl S. Elliott, Indianapolis Clara CFrazerD Kerr, Aurora William M. Geisert, Gary I Clinton H. Givan, Indianapolis Gertrude CKimmelD Warneford, Lawrenceburg Cassie fNowlinJ Russell, Chicago, Illinois Katherine CWilliam:sJ Hauck, Lawrenceburg Albert H. Ritzmann, Lawrenceburg Class of 1909 Mead P. Creath, Long Island, New York Carl T. Colt, Pasadena, California Edward J. Fagaly, Cincinnati, Ohio Carl R. Frank, Los Angeles, California Bernice fGrasserD Randell, Marysville, Kansas Axby W. Jackson, Cincinnati, Ohio Clyde A. James, Gary 'Harry W. Kiger Georgia CKunz7 Harry, Lawrenceburg Lucille CLeeJ Kilthau, New York, New York Minnie CLoescherJ Ewbank, Ypsilanti, Michigan Mabel fNowlin7 Remark, Harrison, Ohio 'Flora E. Purnell Lela CSchooleyJ Twining, Austin, Texas Altha CTheisj O'Brien, Lawrenceburg Elizabeth A. Schleicher, Gary 1 Harvey N. Wood, Philadelphia, 'Pennsylvania 'Deceased Page Six Class of 1910 'Mary H. Bielby 'Irving H. Ewbank 'Thaddeus R. Geisert Cora L. Grapy, Lawrenceburg Benjamin L. Harris, Cincinnati, Ohio John H. Hassmer, Terre Haute Elmer G. Harry, Lawrenceburg Charles M. James, Lafayette Edna CKetchamJ' Brandt, Mt. Victory, Ohio Raymond F. Kilthau, New York, New York Ruth A. Kirtley, Lawrenceburg Grace CRectorD Pfalzgraf, Idlewild, Kentucky Ruth CSchneiderJ Summers, Urbana, Illinois Freda S. Ulrich, Lawrenceburg Frances fWalserJ Shoemaker, South Bend Irene fZinserD Lieland, Shelbyville Class of 1911 William E. Barrott, Aurora Harry I. Beckenholdt, St. Louis, Missouri Ruth CBeinkempJ Null, El Paso, Texas Clara F. Creath, Washington, D. C. J. Frank Dober, Lawrenceburg Carl D. Eberhardt, Dayton, Ohio 'Luella CEllinghausenJ Koetkemeyer Edna C. Exeler, Lawrenceburg Florence CFichterJ Kniffen, Napoleon, Ohio V. Elwood, Fisher, 'ASlton, Illinois ' Roy T. Gardner, Cincinnati, Ohio 'George N. Givan 'Louis W. Haag Robert E. Hutchinson, New York, New York 'Daniel C. Kennedy Emery L. Knippenberg, Lawrenceburg Gertrude CLoweJ Smashey, Lawrenceburg Ada CMarshallD Conner, Indianapolis Edson W. Minor, Armstrong Cora CNowlinJ Dutton, Indianapolis Jane CPetscherD Presley, Pressmen's Home Tennessee Georgia CPitcherJ Northcutt, Covington, Ken- tucky Arthur G. Ritzmann, Lawrenceburg Charles G. Sauers, Chicago, Illinois Carrie CSchindlerJ Schneider, Lawrenceburg Margaret L. Schleicher, Indianapolis Percival G. Scotty Clinton, Iowa Dorman H. Sims, Joliet, Illinois 'Theron H. Smashey Amelia CTittelQ Rehl, Dayton, Ohio 'Anna M. C3Yaugl1anJ,Hann Class of 1912 'Lee R. Bobrink Anna CBradburnJ Deacon, Toledo, Ohio William W. Bihr, Cincinnati, Ohio Ludisa CBraunD Fisher, Alton, Illinois Ethel CBruceJ Fisher, Cincinnati, Ohio Alvin F. Eberhardt, Lawrenceburg Edward C. Frederick, Lawrenceburg Elizabeth CGivanJ Huffman, Seymour Ruth fGivanJ Eberhardt, Lawrenceburg Frank A. Glockner, Glendale, California Jennison Guard, Lawrenceburg 'Elsie V. QHoffmanD Weis Albert F. Kaiser, Guilford Harry L. Klausing, Lawrenceburg Martha CMatheusJ Hassmer, Terre Haute Lucille CMcKimJ Reagan, New York, New York Harry W. Mehrhoff, Cincinnati, Ohio Hattie CMillerJ Simonson, Muncie I. Wesley Randell, Marysville, Kansas Mary fSchleicherJ Keltner, Indianapolis Elmer L. Schneider, Lawrenceburg Howard L. Shanks, Lawrenceburg Lessie CStaussJ Kennedy, Lawrenceburg Dorthy fStockmanD Lovern, Lawrenceburg 'Deceased Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Seniors of l946 KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA SORORITY DEARBORN . GRAVEL co. Telephone La. 208 READY-MIXED CONCRETE CEMENT BLOCKS Sand - Gravel - Crushed Stone Excavating fr Grading Wilson P. Vest, Lawrenceburg John J. Vogelgesang, Guilford .i. '-'Mildred D. VVencke Class of 1913 Marie CCookD Rogers, North Vernon Romney VV. DeVore, Hamilton, Ohio Bonaventura tDoberJ Bowles, Hartville, Ohio 'Howard B. Enyart Marie fExelerl Pelgen, Newport, Kentucky Altha tFisherD Kemp, Cincinnati, Ohio S. Veronica Flanagan, Hooven, Ohio Loah tGleasonl Bauer, N. Tonawanda, N.Y. YVilliam C. Glockner, Owensboro, Kentucky A. Jeannette Goble. Lawrenceburg Marie tHayesl Ritzmaun, Lawrenceburg Ray C. johnson. Aurora Everett H. Knippenberg, Lawrenceburg August A. Koch. Lawreneeburg Arthur VV. Koetkemeyer. Lawrenceburg Chester H. Leiendecker, Birmingham, Alabama Roscoe L. Pettit. Indianapolis Esther M. Ritzmann, Lawrenceburg Esther L. Schneider. Lawrencebur Elizabeth G. lShyJ Schneider, Lawreneeburg Marie tSimsJ Miller, Aurora 'Mildred Smashey ,Iohn E. Terrill, Toledo, Ohio Flora M. fVinsoul Noppert, Lawrenceburg Viola G. tVVinterl Haskins, Straitsville, Ohio Raymond M. XVood. Cincinnati. Ohio Katherine L. tYenniJ Gompf, Lawrenceburg' Class of 1914 Ruth L. Baker, Lawrenceburg Henry VV. Bobrink, Boston, Mass. Charles B. Crist, Indianapolis Ruth M. fDwyerl Elkins Celestine M. tlinglertl Peters. Aurora Lorena A. Federle. Indianapolis Ralph J. Fichter, VVashington, D.C. J. VVymond French, Bloomington Mary F. ffieisertl Hallam, Denver, Colorado 'Catheriile M. Glockner Leonard Haag, Lawrenceburg Adaline M. fHillmanJ Busse, Lawrenceburg Paul B. Houston, Lawrenceburg Leyman E. Jackson. Chicago. Illinois Emily M. Kilthau, Cincinnati, Ohio Estelle M. tKingl Riggs, Cincinnati. Ohio Gertrude B. lLux5 VVeismiller, Lawrenceburg Ford H. MacElvain. U.S. Navy Nora C. Nead, Lawrenceburg Hope CPitcherl VVood. Lawrenceburg Charles K. Riddle, Cincinnati, Ohio Clarence VV. Schinaman. Cincinnati, Ohio Roy E. Shanks. Rushville Elizabeth A. lEberhardtl Berkshire, Lawrence- burg I.. Antonia Schneider, Lawrenceburg Class of 1915 Philip VV. Braun. Cincinnati. Ohio Thomas C. Collier. Indianapolis Ethel CColeJ Braunagle, Detroit, Michigan August D. Cook, Lawrenceburg 'Helen CColtJ Burkam .Agnes L. Dober. Lawrenceburg floseph N. Foster Lucy R. Ctiuardl Vlfilliams, Frankfort, Kentucky Josepha M. Hassmer. Lawreuceburg Agnes tHaversiekJ O'Shaughnessy, Lawrence- burg Mary tjamesl Freeburg, Gary Eugenia fKennedyl Spalding. Vlfashington, D.C. Anna fKammeyerl Klausing. Lawrenceburg Elmer H. Leiendecker, Fort VVorth, Texas 'Chester S. Males Roland T. McWethy, Big Bend, VVisconsin Thomas M. Miller, Muncie 'Deceased Page Seven ,lean Pound, San Francisco, California G. Gilbert Randell, Washington, D.C. Florence tRectorD Gompf, Lawrenceburg Benjamin Schusterman, Lawrenceburg Floy tSlaterl Warmoth, Cincinnati, Ohio Frank L. Taylor, Guilford Floyd P. VVinegard, Dayton, Ohio Class of 1916 Everett Ascherman, Aurora Mildred CBakerl Vest, Lawrenceburg Robert F. Cook, Lawrenceburg 'Marcella Devore Hilda M. Dober, Detroit, Michigan Gertrude fDietzj Sparks, Muncie Albert H. Ferger, Dixon, Illinois Arthur T. Guard, West Lafayette Margaret Haag, Lawrenceburg Gertrude tHoenigel Freeland, Cincinnati, Ohio 'Ezra B. Hayes Walter L. Huddleston, Cincinnati, Ohio Doris tjacksonl Farley, Cincinnati, Ohio Theodore Kittle, Revenge, Ohio Loretta R. Klein, Cincinnati, Ohio Charlotte tLoescherl Cook, Cincinnati, Ohio Marguerite CMalesJ Brown, Daytona Beach, Fla. Richard M. Minor, Middletown, Ohio Myrtle Nowlin, New Castle Thelma CPettitl Curtis, Detroit, Michigan Ernest VV. Schneider, Lawrenceburg Carl B. Stauss, Lawrenceburg Margaret tStaussl Broderick, Cincinnati, Ohio Jeannette fSteinl Prichard, Dayton, Ohio VValter A. Sturm, Cincinnati, Ohio Elenora M. Tittel, Lawrenceburg 'Earl E. Ulrich Helen fVVarnel King, Zanesville, Ohio Class of 1917 Alberta B. Bateman, Lawrenceburg 'Robert M. Braun Lydia C. Ferger, Bloomington Leona H. tKestnerJ Dobbs, Greencastle Helen tKnorrJ Scholley, Indianapolis Edward William Fox Viola CLiddlel Boyle, Cincinnati, Ohio Bernice fMacElvainD Hickman, Martinsville Frank B. Miller, Cleveland, Ohio Alonzo M. Parker, Cincinnati, Ohio Bertha CParker5 Dudley, Cincinnati, Ohio Carl Schlaudt, Chicago, Illinois Mary fStellmachl Mene, Cincinnati, Ohio Roger L. Wells, Indianapolis C George H. Wolff, Cincinnati, Ohio Class of 1918 Anita CBarrottl Reichert, Cincinnati, Ohio Eneas L. Barrott, Lawrenceburg Ida tDevorel Kiovsky, Bryan. Texas Carl E, Haag, Lawrenceburg Mildred CI-layesl Riddle, Cincinnati, Ohio Elizabeth L. Klare, Shelbyville Russell B. Klumpp, Falfurias, Texas 'Oscar W. Leiendecker Howard Lowe. Cincinnati, Ohio Wilbur F. Mahan, Elmhurst, Illinois Thomas I. McKim, Asheboro, North Carolina Agnes CMcLeasterJ Morris, Lawrenceburg VVilliam C. Mehrhoff, U.S. Navy Everett G. Newhouse, Lawrenceburg Dorothy CPoehlmanJ Haag, Lawrenceburg Louzetta A. Poehlman, Lawrenceburg Lester R. Rodenberg, Carthage, Ohio Marie R. Ross, Lawrenceburg Francis P. Squibb, Flossmoor, Illinois Freda L, Schmarr, Aurora Lucille fSeekatzJ Teke, Lawrenceburg Ruth CTaylorl Long, Lawrenceburg Catherine CTheisl Firth, Cincinnati, Ohio Leo Vesenmeier, Martinsville 'klleceased Page Eight Success to the Class of l946 NEAL DRY CLEANERS FRANK B. BLQRKSHIRE, Agent BARROTT fr SON HARDWARE U CAN GET IT AT BARROTT'S Phone 24 Lawrenceburg, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS RICHARD K. EWAN Attorney at Law Hurry T Compliments of MOON FUNERAL HOME Donald VV. W'ard, Dayton, Ohio Robert D. VVelsh, Omaha, Nebraska Class of 1919 Robert K. Baker, Lawrenceburg Herman A. Banschbach, Aurora Ellen CCookl Shanks, Lawrenceburg Hubert B. Elder, U.S. Army William J. Fagaly, Lawrenceburg Anna lFrankelJ Kantor, Cincinnati, Ohio Anna Marie Frederick, Lawrenceburg Mildred tFreynJ Conover, Norwood, Ohio Helen M. Kraus, Lawrenceburg Iva L. Leake,.Lawrenceburg Merline CMacElvainl Mole, Beverly Hills, Va. Mae lMcClellandl Nowlin, Lawrenceburg Arnold Miller, Muncie Frank Walter Nehls, Lawrencehurg Roy F. Newhouse, Harrison, Ohio Ralph C. Patton, Lawrenceburg Gabriel Schusterman, Aurora Helen R. CSpanagelj Gardner, Lawrenceburg Arthur C. WVeis, Cincinnati, Ohio XVilliam H. VVright, Hollywood, California Class of 1920 Mildred fBoehlerJ Roemer, Lawrenceburg Mildred M. Cole, Lawrencebur 9FCharles W. Decker Chester I. Decker, Lawrenceburg Florine N. fDietrichj Miller, Cincinnati, Ohio . Moon Lyndon Moon 'Edward J. Doenges Lawrencehurg, Ind. Telephone 77 l Compliments of THE JUNKER FURNITURE STORE LAVVRENCEBURG, INDIANA BAKER CONFECTIONERY Ruth and Curt 322 Waliitit Street A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Soup-Sandwiches-Chili Ritzmann's Ice Cream G. Edward Eberhardt, White Plains, New York Dollie fEisenshankJ Young, Lawrenceburg Gerald M. Hassmer, Lawrenceburg Anna R. Helmich, Mount Healthy, Ohio Thelma E. Uarrelll Hannan, Lawrenceburg William B. Jones, Lawrenceburg Otto E. Kaiser, Lawrenceburg Frances C. CKnippenbergD Creek, Lawrenceburg Robert E. Kestner, Lawrenceburg Genevieve A. CLangD Heger, Evansville Mildred R. CLeiendeckerJ Schaub, Westfield, New Jersey 'Charles M. Lommel Katherine L. Lommel Ruth E. lMalesJ Miller, LaCrosse, Wisconsin Helen CMcDonoughl Mollman, Cincinnati, Ohio Stephen L, Meyer, Louisville, Kentucky Daniel H. Miller, Cincinnati, Ohio E. Freeman Moore, Cincinnati, Ohio Wayne Phipps, Cincinnati, Ohio William J. Riddle, Cincinnati, Ohio Carl M. Roemer, Lawrenceburg Margaret C. fSquibbl Stokes, Westport, Conn. Gertrude A. fSteinl Barnes, Lawreneeburg Mary C. Weismiller, Cincinnati, Ohio Raymond G. VVirth, Cincinnati, Ohio Robert J. VVhitaker, Lawrenceburg Class of 1921 Bernadina C. Bechtel, Lawrenceburg Joseph S. Brauer, Lawrenceburg Laura CCookJ NVare, Terre Haute Emma A. QForesterD Weaver, Lawrenceburg Opal lForester7 Grubbs, Harrison, Ohio Gertrude fGardnerj Oden, Port Arthur, Texas Stephen N. Hunter, Cincinnati, Ohio Florence Uunkerl Swanson, Lawrenceburg Marcella Uacksonj Torry, Cincinnati, Ohio Bernice'fKessensJ Block, Newport, Kentucky Ruth fKlepperl Barrott, Lawrenceburg Ellen McGranahan, Hammond Ruth M. Ross, Lawrenceburgf Mina C. Rupp, Lawrenceburg Warren L. Schaub, Westfield, New Jersey Louise E. Schoeny, Lawrenceburg Minnie fSchustermanH Marcus, Madison Elizabeth QSchustermanJ Gradman, Asheville, North Carolina 'Deceased Page Nine Frank N. Scott, Clanton, Alabama Irvin V. Sedler, Cincinnati, Ohio Magdalen M. Sedler, Lawrenceburg Grey Emerson Spanagel, Cincinnati, Ohio tfeorge S. Vlfard, Lawrenceburg VV. Donald Welsh, Seattle, Washington Mary Lorene VVhitaker, Lawrenceburg Class of 1922 Irina M, Bobrink, Middletown, Ohio Elsie tBoehlerl jordan, Lawrenceburg Mary Elizabeth tDietzl Ogden, Lawrencehurg Isabel tFranke1J Finkbine, Lawrenceburg Adaline Harris, Cincinnati, Ohio Elvin E, Hempel, U.S. Army Pauline tHofmannl Kleuher, Lawrenceburg Arthur E. Jackson, Detroit, Michigan jason W. Klumpp, Freer, Texas Lucille tMcKeel Stauss, Lawrenceburgf Mildred tMoorel Teaney, Lawrenceburg Charles E. Schmidt, Lawrenceburg Irene Ellen tSmithl Dawson, Guilford Class of 1923 Bernice tBakerl McLeaster, Lawrencebur Alice .Allll Bechtel, Lawrenceburg Alma tBenningl Ruhlman, Aurora j. Frederick Braun, Lawrenceburg Sarah Frances tBraunl Doher, Lawrenceburg Louise tDietrichl Schmidt, Lawrencebur C. Paul Eberhardt, Cincinnati, Ohio jean tEllioltl Stackhouse, Lawrenceburg Orville J. Hayes, Norwood, Ohio Mae tl-loltegell Alishouse, Boone Grove H. 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Lommel, Lawrenceburg Victor E. McAdams, Dayton, Ohio Margaret L. CMcKainJ Beebe, Lawrenceburg Inez A. fMillerJ Skogsbergh, Chicago, Illinois 'Deceased Page Thirteen Irene iMillerj Kraemer, Lawrenceburg Walter I. Neary, Lawrenceburg Oscar B. Parker, U.S. Army Catherine CPerpingonJ Baker, Aurora Iilizabeth iRappI Diers, Cincinnati, Ohio W'illiam H. Ritzmann, Lawrenceburg Ifldred L. Roehrig, Cincinnati, Ohio Hubert Roush, Indianapolis Denver Ii. Schmidt, Aurora Rose A. CSchnetzerl Albright, Lawrenceburg Robert H. Scott, Indianapolis Ifugene B. Seitz, Lawrenceburg Raymond Tibbetts, Lawrenceburg 'Anna C. Weber Class of 1933 Mary E. QAylorI Styer, Boise, Idaho Raymond E. Barker, Texarkana, Texas 'Hubert E. Barnes Wilfred H. Cochran, Harrison, Ohio Arthur T. Crontz, Lawrenceburg Helen iBrooksl Krinop, Cincinnati, Ohio john F. Ifndress. San Francisco, California George A. Fox, Lawrenceburg Robert B. Garnier, Lawrencebnrg Mildred CCornsJ Leidolf, Dayton, Ohio Orville E. 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Albright, Lawrenceburg Robert C, Badenhop, Dayton, Ohio Walter H. Baker, Lawrenceburg Henrietta tBethelJ McCright, Lawrenceburg L'Jean tBrookbankl McCo0l. Lawrenceburg Cora Lee fClementsl Jensen, Lawrenceburg William A. Cook, U.S. Navy Sue Anne tCooperl Vincent, Colorado Springs, Colorado Martha B. tDelD Block, Lawrenceburg 'VVilliam E. Dennis , Wanda J. CEberhardtJ, Rhorer, Lawrenceburg Harold I. Fible, Lawrenceburg Edward M. Foley, Lawrenceburg Norman 1. Glenn, U.S. Army Evelyn R. CGoyer0 Powell, Lawrenceburg John L. Hannan, U.S. Army Air Corps Anthony J. Hassmer, Bloomington Carl A. Heitman, Lawrenceburg Benjamin R. Holden, Aurora Charles W. Hornbach, Lawrenceburg Elwood P. Houston, Lawrenceburg James G. Jacobs, Lawrenceburg Earl W. Jeffries, Lawrenceburg 'Deceased Page Eighteen Congratulations to the Class of '46 CHARLES A. and NETTIE S. LOWE Congratulations to the Class of '46 LELAND O. 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Kittle, Bloomington Irene Knoebel, Laxvrenceburg Marjorie A. 1I.ibbertl Silva, Lawrenceburg Barbara Litka, Indianapolis Lois Jean Lowe, Lavvrenceburg Elsie 1Lyttlcl Hiler, Lawrenceburg Howard L. McKee, Lawrenceburg Anna F. Merrittt, Dayton, Ohio Russell E. Meyer, Lawrenceburg Eljean lMillerb VVarner, Aurora james E. Miller, Lawrenceburg Betty J. CMoodyD Mulroy, Lawrcncehurg Edward R. Riley, U.S. Navy Margaret T. Rodenberg. Lawrenceburg Virginia R. lRolandl NVQ-lls, Lawrenceburg David R. Sappeniield, ILS. Coast Guard William N. Sartin, Cincinnati, Ohio Marva H. tScheinb Brennice, Kansas City, Mo. james A. Schoolcraft, Lawrenceburg james R. Schnetzer, Lawrenceburg Vlfilliam Schvving, Lavvrenceburg Ruth M. fSedlerl Clark, Cincinnati, Ohio Jerry R. Seitz, Lawrenceburg Henry E. Smashey. Lawrencehurg Curtis C. Smith. CS. Navy Edgar VV. Stevens, Lawrenceburg Isabella M. CStoel Stalfo, Coloma, Michigan Harold J. Tibbetts, Lawrenceburg Betty A. NYalser, Lawrencebnrg Audrey XYarbur.on. Lavvrencehnrg Paul VVare, Lawrenceburg Nathalie XYarneford. Lawrencehurg Kenneth R. Wells, Lawrenceburg VVilliam E. XVells, U.S. Army Air Corps K. jean CVViltbergerJ Harmeyer, Lawrencebnrg Class of 1942 Thomas E. Autterson, Indianapolis Rita C. Albright. Lawrenceburg Elda I. Benning, Lawrenceburg Betty M. fBrookbankl Roush, Lawrenceburg Louis D. Bryant, Lawrencehurg El'jean lCaldwelll Dawson, Lawrenceburg George W. Chase, Cnicinnati, Ohio Richard K, Chase, Cincinnati, Ohio Thomas D. Cook, Bloomington Dale J. Darling, Lawrenceburg Norma L. Davis, Lavvrenceburg Melvin E. Dunn, Lafayette Mary Ann fEllisonJ Hamilton, Lawrencehurg Mary Lou Evans. Lawrencebnrg Betty Ann fEversl Cook, Norfolk, Virginia Carl F. Evert, Jr., Lafayette Mary I.. Fox, Tucson, Ariz. VVanda L. 1Frenchl Harcourt, Lawrenceburg , Elsie R. Gehring, Lawrencehnrg Gloria L. Gilmour William G. Greive, Cincinnati, Ohio L'jean Grifhth, Lawrenceburg Betty J. Heustis, Lawrenceburg George H. Horn, Lawrenceburg M. Geneal fIsraelb Taylor, Lawrenceburg Dorothy J. Jackson, Lawrenceburg Eileen ,C. Kaiser, Lavvrenceburg Eugene I. Klopp, Lawrenceburg Ray E. Knippenberg, Lawrenceburg George C. Knue, Lawrencehurg Margaret A. Kurtzman, VVomen's Naval Reserve Mildred E. fLeathersl Doggett. Indianapolis D. Ferrol Livingston. Laxvrencebnrg Dorothy M. Lommel, Chicago. Illinois Annabelle V. Marshall, Laxvrenceburg Evelyn R. CMcGranahanb Hedrick, Cleves, Ohio Garnett E. McMullen, Lawrenceburg 'Deceased a Page fTwenty-one Ruth C. Merz, Lawrenceburg Robert VV. Meyer, Lawrenceburg Catherine M. tMorlingJ Franz, Lawrenceburg Marjorie G. tNoppertl Chapman, Rising Sun G. John Nowlin, Lawrenceburg Hazel lf. Olds, Bloomington Richard A. Oppen, U.S. Navy Dorothy M. Parker, Lawrenceburg Edith tPoundJ Slayback, Lawrenceburg Betty Jean Powell, Lawrenceburg Robert W. Richard, Lawrenceburg Jeanne M. Ritzmann, Bloomington Ruth M. fRoushD Hudson, Cincinnati, Ohio Marcella M. Ruscher, Lawrenceburg Robert S. Savage, Lawrenceburg ' Gladys M. Schaefer, Lawrenceburg Wallace Schott, Lawrencebur Carl J. Schwing, Lawrenceburg Glenn E. Shanks, Lawrenceburg Helen F. Snyder, VVoman's Naval Reserve Lucille tStevcnsJ Dittmar, Aurora Francis V. Teel, U.S. Army Phyllis J. fTraylorl Castleman, Greenfield Dorothy M. Vest, Bloomington Pauline L. tVVellsl Aust, Sunman Class of 1943 Terrence Ash, Lawrenceburg Helen Banschbach, Lawrenceburg Mary Bess Barrott, Lafayette Ruth M. Bechtol, Indianapolis Martha A. Bennett, Lawrenceburg Gerald E. Bentle, U.S. Army Freda M. Blauvelt, Cincinnati, Ohio Irene M. Bockhorst, Lawrenceburg Ruth Borchardt, Cincinnati, Ohio Earl G. Bradley, Lawrenceburg Robert M. Braun, Lawrenceburg Ruth M. Brown, Lawrenceburg William L. Christian, Lawrenceburg Florence R. Cook, Lafayette Carolyn D. Cook, Lawrenceburg Donald R. Dawson, Lawrenceburg Floyd H. Folke, Lawrenceburg B. Jeanne Fowler, Lawrenceburg Thaddeus R. Geisert, Lawrenceburg Fred J. Graf, Lafayette Ruth M. Hannan, Lawrenceburg Margaret L. CHartwellD Graniter, Mingo Jct., O John Henson, Lawrenceburg Richard M. Horn, Lawrenceburg Dorothy J. Hurd, Lawrenceburg Ralph W. Jeffries, San Fernando Valley, Calif. V. Lucille Jobe, Lawrenceburg Clarence Kinnett, Marietta, Ohio Emmert L. Kirsch, Lawrenceburg Virgil G. Lacy, Lawrenceburg Vivian J. Lange. Lawrenceburg Edwin L. Libbert, U.S. Navy Patricia J. Leiendecker, Birmingham, Alabama Marie E. tLyttlel Wymola, Lawrenceburg Helen M. CManuell Loniaker, Lawrenceburg Delton E. Marksberry, Lawrenceburg Doris L. Marksberry, Cincinnati, Ohio F. Lee McAdams, Lawrenceburg John L. McWethy, U.S. Navy Paul W. Miller, Lawrenceburg Vera A. Mix, Lawrenceburg James R. Mulroy, U.S. Army Patricia A. COertlingl Hayman, Franklin Paul Powell, Lawrenceburg Donna Mae Roland, St. Louis, Missouri Ruby G. fSCl12il'dlI1CJ Huff, Harrison, Ohio Paul A. Schmidt, Lawrenceburg Janet L. Seekatz, Cincinnati, Ohio Aubrey R. Smashey, Lawrenceburg Thomas F. Stahl, Lawrenceburg Frank L. Taylor, Lawrenceburg Vernon L. Teke, Lawrenceburg Page Twenty-two Compliments of CLARENCE ENDRESS Plumbing Compliments of COURT HOUSE OFFICIALS ANNA LEMM IRVIN BLASDEL WILLARD M. DEAN JOHN W. STACY ARTHUR VOIT ABE COHEN FAIR STORE Wearing Apparel and Shoes For The Entire Family FELT BASE RUGS VValnut and Centre Streets JONES PHARMACY 9 Dry Goods, Furnishing, Notions and Shoes Lawrenceburg, Indiana Brookville, Indiana Best Wishes to the Class of !46 CUTTER 6' LINDSEY 227 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana Phone 570 Bruce D. Townsend. Indianapolis Mary E. Turner, Vallejo, California Betty L. CVetter7 Johnston, Lawrenceburg Marihope fVVoodJ McVVethy, Cleveland, Ohio Class of 1944 Rosella Behr, Lawrencehurg Irene A. Benning, Lawrenceburg Marjorie L. fBlackJ Bovard, Aurora XVilliam R. Blackburn, Lawrenceburg Donald L. Borgman, U.S. Army Harlan K. Brewer, Cincinnati. Ohio Ruth E. Callan, Lawrencehnrg Ruth S. Cohen, Cincinnati, Ohio Esther L. Coleman, Lawrenceburg Harry G. Cornelius, U.S. Army Doris J. iCulbertsonl Kaffenberger, Lawrence- burg Helen lCntterl Sullivan, Cincinnati, Ohio Robert F. Eisenshank, Lawrencehurg Phyllis C. Enclress. Cincinnati, Ohio ,lames L. Farrar. Lawrenceburg Mildred P. Ferguson, Lawreneeburg Preston R. Foley, U.S. Army Delores tFrenchl Ehlers, Lawrenceburg Ruth M. CGilmour, Lawrenceburg Marian CGreenel Niegangard, Lawrenceburg Anna Mae Hiller, Lawrenceburg George G. Holden, Lawrenceburg Robert L. Huber, U.S. Navy I. lVilliam jackson, Lawrenceburg john E. Jerger. U.S. Navy Richard E. Justis, U.S. Navy Richard I. Kittle. Lawrenceburg Doris Klausing, Bloomington Robert Klemm, Merchant Marine Corps Freda CLewis5 Abdon, Lawrenceburg Laverne V. Livingston, Cincinnati, Ohio Laverne Love, Lawrenceburg Ernest Lowe, Lawrencebnrg Devota M. lMareh7 Ortman, Lawrenceburg Ray E. McAdams. U.S. Army Gloria A. McCool, Louisville. Kentucky Vivian fMcGranahanD Cheek, Lawrenceburg Donald D. McLeaster, Bloomington Elda Jean fMeyerl Atkins, Lawrenceburg Flossie E. fMillerl Barrows. Lawrencehurg Carolyn A. Minnick. Lawrenceburg Ruth E. Morling, Cincinnati, Ohio Henry G. Nanz, Lawrenceburg William H. Nead, U.S. Army ,lean CNealD Block, L3WT'Cl1CClJlll',Q' Robert T. Ohler, U.S. Army Mary E, Peterson, Cincinnati. Ohio Donald P. Powell, Lawrenceburg Paul K. Prihble, U.S. Army Margaret E. Rees, Cincinnati, Ohio Gene E. Rhodes, Lawrenceburg Mildred H. Riley. Cincinnati, Ohio Everett L. Rimstidt, U.S. Army Lucille A. Rodenberg, Lawrencehurg Ella M. fRohlfing5 Schipper. Lawrenceburg Harold Rudolph, U.S. Army Mary F. Schmidt, Lawrencehnrg Howard E. Smashey, Lawrenceburg Anna Bell Smith, Lawrenceburg VVilliam C. Snyder, US. Army ' M. Eileen CStephensJ Stephenson, Neosho, Mo. Tommy Lou CStrack7 McMullen, Lawrenceburg Martha A. Tibbetts. Lawrenceburg Robert Vaughn, Lawrenceburg john E. VValser, Lawrenceburg Betty Wells, Lawrenceburg Filmore Wingate. U.S. Army Page 'l'wenty-three Class of 1945 Mary L. Agner, Lawrenceburg Marjorie V. Ake, Lawrenceburg Bonnie CBakerJ Miller, Lawrenceburg Fred G. Baker, U.S. Army Robert W. Banschbach, U.S. Navy Eneas Barrott, U.S. Army Elma L. Bentle, Lawrenceburg Linda Jane Berkshire, Muncie Leo R. Bovard, U.S. Army Lenore J. Bovard, Aurora Dolores Branham, Lawrenceburg Ruth M. Brunner, Lawrenceburg Lenore A. Buchanan, Lawrenceburg Janet J. Byram, Lawrenceburg Arcella fChascJ Richard, Lawrenceburg Betty Lou CChristianJ Lemm, Lawrenceburg Lehman F. Combs, U.S. Navy Elmer Cook, VVashington, D.C. Joan Cook, Lawrenceburg' Malcolm L. Craigmile U.S. Navy Glenn F. Denning, U.S. Navy Geraldine M. Farrar, Lawrenceburg Eureka C. tFugateI Greene, Lawrenceburg William S. Gehring, U.S. Army Ethel M. Gensheimer, Bloomington Jerry Gray, Lawrenceburg F. Michael Hafenbritle, U.S. Army Patty Lou Hayes, Lawrencehurg Charles Henson, U.S. Navy William B. I-lonston, U.S. Navy Richard D. Kalfenberger, U.S. Navy Mary Lou Kinzer, Lawrencehurg Marjorie L. Klausing, Bloomington Jean M. Knue, U.S. Army Karl R. Korn, U.S. Navy William M. Kottas, Cincinnati, Ohio Mildred M. fKyleJ Knippenber, Lawrencebnrg Joseph B. Lacy, U.S. Navy David R. Lamkin, Chicago, Illinois Victoria L. Laws, Lawrenceburg John C. Lemm, U.S. Navy Dale E. Lemmel, U.S. Army Catherine J. Liddle, Lawrenceburg Wanda L. Loniaker, Lawrencehurg Frederick March, U.S. Navy Ellen Jean Metz, Bloomington Rosemary McCool, Lawrenceburg Rosemary McKain, Lawrenceburg Thomas B. McLeaster, U.S. Navy William Parker, Lawrenceburg George J. Redding, U.S. Arm-y William B. Ross, Lawrenceburg Betty J. Ruscher, Cincinnati, Ohio Arthur D. Ryan, U.S. Army Alice L. Sartin, Cincinnati, Ohio Jeanne M. Schnetzer, Lawrenceburg Ruby D. Snelling, Cincinnati, Ohio James A. Standritf, U.S. Army Richard G. Stadtlander, U.S. Army George L. Taylor, U.S. Army Juanita M. Vetter, Lawrenceburg Frank E. Weismiller, Bloomington Jacquelyn C. Willen, Lawrenceburg Page Twenty-four Compliments of HOME FURNITURE G' APPLIANCE CO. ELMER L. SCHNEIDER ---- CLAYTON B. HAYES J. F. FREEMAN 6' SON Water Supply Contracting and Engineering Lawrenceburg, Indiana Compliments of MORROW CLEANERS WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS - for - Home - Lawn - Garden - Barn A Cook Installation Means Peace of Mind A. D. COOK, INC. LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA LAWRENCEBURG LUMBER COMPANY 221 Fast Wlilliam Street Lumber Building Materials Paints Hardware Purina Feed Wallpaper Electrical Appliances LEO J. SEITZ AGENCY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS REAL ESTATE - SURETY BONDS Plume 264 LA VI'RliNCIili U RG, I NDI A NA Best Wishes W. E. DONOHU E JEWELRY 207 hhlilllllll Street I.ZlW1'Cl1CCIIlIl'g'. Imlizmzl Best Wishes to the Class of '46 FRIENDLY TAVERN Compliments of FITCH BROS. FUNERAL HOME - EST. 1888 - Compliments and Best Wishes from CM BOTTLING CO. Phone 56 sau webber, Mgr. Compliments Compliments of of WALNUT THEATER LAWRENCEBURG BAKERY age 'I'we11ty-live COM PLIMENTS of Dr. I. M. Pfeifer Dr. F. A. Streck Dr. W. I. Fagaly The Peoples Coal Co. E. G. HARRY, President and Manager Lawrenceburg, Indiana Congratulations to the class of '46 JAS. T. HOOPER, SR. LAWYER Wlfll Good Wishes LAVVRICNCEBURG, INDIANA , PEERLESS PRINTING CO Lawrenceburg Terminal Elevator ROYAL TYPEWRITERS COI'p0I'Gl'i0h Sales and Service ' ns Ia. VVilliam Sr. A , Lawrenceburg, Indiana Phone 515 -Job Printing - Office Supplies and Equipment Compliments of Compliments Of DR. G. M. TERRIL DR. E. G. TERRIL HOME CITY ICE COMPANY We'll Do Our Best To Keep You Sweet Charles Butch Hornlmack Manager NEARY CANDY CO. Local Candy .Iobber Page T wenty-seven CCNGRATULATICDNS to the CLASS CF '46 Wyrick' s Tavern LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA LISTINGS A. B. C. Garage Benning's Grocery Bobrink's Grocery C. fr A. Restaurant Cook's Service Station Cotton's Shoe 6' Clothing Store Cunningham Electric Company Del-Mar Grill DistiIIer's Cooperage Company Elite Beauty Shop Ethel's Beauty Shop The Ewbank Abstract Offoce Lawrenceburg Floral Company Sally Frankel Hornberger's Jewelery 6' Gift Store I. N. Biddle Klausing Appliances Klausing Motor Co. Kraus Appliances Lambert's Beauty Salon Libby's Beauty Shop Lommel Drug Stores C. R. McWethy, D. D. S. Mehroft Grocery Miller's Shoe Shop PoIey's Department Store Quality Store The Lawrenceburg Register Schneider Tire Shop Ben Shusterman, Clothier Jacob Stuber, Plumber Style Shop Evers Toggery W. M. Turner, Lawyer Violet's Beauty Shop Wingate's Grocery Wood's Grocery Greendale P. T. A. Lawrenceburg P. T. A. Work Together For A Community Of Progress LAWRENCEBURG - GREENDALE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Compliments of LIBERTY THEATER Compliments of A friend Page Twenty- I1tI'I Q 4:9 Hllf 4 N TRAILWAYS SERVES 'l'I'IE NATION ,A V ,,, all MS .feud 0 Trailways buses, serving more than 55,000 miles of Americafs U ,Q highways, take you to and through the scenic wonderlands of Rm: 1 the nation. Through your Trailways bus window, you get a to il- ' close-up, first hand view of the grandeur and beauty of this land Q, Q ET' of yours, literally at scenery-levelf' gf' ' The liberal option of routes, the frequent, convenient times of . V, i i ' I l - departure and the extremely low cost, make Trailways buses the 1' .,-E ' N 4 I ideal way to travel. Let your Trailways bus agent help you plan ' that long-postponed vacation trip. You'll find him at the bus depot in your community that displays the familiar Trailways sign. ...'.....l........C...'l fflflflfl l QOOUOO O INDIANAPOLIS 6' SOUTH EASTERN iirtv TRAI LWAYS 3 Convenient Bus Stations in Lawrencebu rg Engravings by Indianapolis Engraving Co indianapolis, indiana Acknowledgments PHOTOGRAPHY The H. 6' S. Pogue Company Cincinnati, Ohio Arnold Rullman R. E. Leamon W. M. Marks Lawrenceburg, Indiana ENGRAVING Indianapolis Engraving Company, Inc. Indianapolis, Indiana PRINTING Qualityprint, Inc., Shelbyville, Indiana COVERS Shelby Craftco, Chicago, Illinois ADVERTISING Loyal friends, businesses and organizations of this community fqwilagfzafpxh J. ,AT W p ,Tm -l , lv . fx'-'TRY-e .' N' ., . u- ,4 , 'N' X ,YA , , 'w' K, ,, ' . W ' 4 1, 1 A V h '- - .,,, , 2 ,Ae-4 2 wh' X , imanwwwffmv - -.-.' ' f ' V ' V ..' ' rpm wgjfawgy' .ara H 4r'Y-NI gm 'aw H ,gg Jigfwggl V 1, , 1 - ' A 5 , ' ' n , K, . , v, ! , . , 41 ' ' aw fl iifi 5if,i 'f , L 3' . 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