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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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A , wi' , V! gn ,AQ4 , 4 ' V .1 . , A , - , 1 A Sometimes we speak ot a school and mean an empty bulldlng but the school IS truly the students lnsnde L C H S ot 1951 ns the congregation of the many nndlvlduals who look out of the follow mg pages We Sensors partly because we are now superior nn age and honor but mostly because we are publlshung the book, are privileged to present tlrst our own portrauts and a record ot our small achnevements . . . . - I 1 f 1 5135? , , 1 'f,,ff- ig. QW K Wagga ',v '71 u.,,. -,,,,. v My fy 1 1' 1, ,. 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G' ' '31 fA ' ' ' GA , ,3, gltin 1, 2, 3, 4. 404014 They re upperclassmen at last' The first two years must have seemed to be long duff: cult ones for these students but they have breathed a sngh of reltef and have adopted an alr of proudness about them They wasted no time In lettung us know that they were now undertakmg the usual Junto tasks The class proved dramatically successful when they presented Ghost Wanted der the dtrectlon of Muss Inalne Cline They have also been well represented In our band chour and on both the grudlron and hard wood They have worked unusually hard provldlng the refreshments at all the ball games but maybe that s because they were looking forward to that bug night In May At the right are pictured class officers Wanuta Meyer Secretary Tom Walter President Wtb Standrlff Vlce President First Row Dale Rahe Don Rhodes Robert Taylor Thens Third Row Betty Turner Jack Vinson George Thomas Taylor Second Row Yvonne Runyan Mary Weamore Eugene Stahl Douglas Young Fourth Row Ann Ryan Mary Sktnner Louis Tschaenn Manlynn Wnlllam Stephens John Roush Don Riley Todd Loretta Stomper Eleanor Stephens Jackie I' I , . I . , , ll If , un- , I . , , -the Prom! , 1 f 1 , - . : I I . : , ' 4: ,s .WT f ' 4 TY Frrsf Row Kay Clalbourn Peggy Caldwell Belly Bode dean Childers Carlelon Lawson Gary Butler Glen Sherry Barnes Second Row Mona Clark Francis BUflil 0fdf Colen Dan Schmarr A D Cook Third Row Jewel Flrsf Row Johanna Oelker Mabel Hall Patsy M Adams Shirley Knnzer Jane Muller Ceculla Dennis Ruth Haase Judy Hlsgen Carole Metz Second Row Joyce Palmer Robert love Wnlllam Powell Gene Gomph Wnlluam ONeal Glenn Davies Edward Dolan Danny Kuckenruder Douglas Nelwls Wllllam GI b .f l., f Q l ' ' -1 , x J A V K : , , , f f I . : , - , , . . . : - . . . , . - 1 1 C' 1 I f I f I I 1 1 I , , . : I . I I I Sopdomo At last the class of 53 has earned the right to be treated as human beings- they have passed that test peruod of the freshman year No longer must they bow and bend to the smurklng upperclassmen Yes the green IS flnally wearing They have been seen at all partnes dances and basketball games they have been caught romancung wnth the upperclassmen they are a part of our school life School had been ln session several weeks before the electron of class oftncers took place They have placed theur confidence In Lowell Stewart president Frutz Korn, Secre tary treasurer Nancy McAIl1ster, vnce president who are shown at the rnght As representatives for the youth center they elected Gordon Stonekmg and Sally Nop pert Frrst Row Rlchard Chrustlan Mary Brady Mary Lou Clark Wmono Grace Joan Hallman Carol Hull June Fox Martha Craven Leroy Ashcroft Second Row Esther Fltzgerald Mary Lou Gaukel Shlrley Eubank Marlene Hornback Georgua Gnlb Margaret Brauer Ruth Fntch Robert Carter Peggy Clark Third Row Chester Beckett Paul Herrnck Gene Brush .lack Bruns Ronald Combs Stanley Hall Walllam Green Cogley Ha Furs? Row Harold Kolb Margaret McCabe Marcia Lovro Wrlma Jones Barbara McMullen Marne Kuppler Shrrley Lacey Max Love Second Row Norman Kun nett Larry Llddle John Knue Barbara McLeaster Frrsf Row Leroy Uhlman Wlllnam Oelker Ray Spen cer Larry Wlllen Richard Ogle Alan Newhouse Wxlluam Reynolds Charles Seymour Second Row Audrey Wlllen Nancy Pfelfer Rose Taylor Lots Unger Patsy Thomas Dorothy Oellcer Jaan Ratlufl Pat Rahe Joyce Wlttroclx Third Row Sally Noppert Mary Jo McCoo' John Mahler Paul Kmgharn James Ishmael Tlnrd Raw Robert Yern Jnm Kalser Larry Lmscomb Paul Kennedy Ruchard Kerr Carl Kmp pe mlm rg Nancy Sartnn Jeanne Selbert Mary Reamer Roberta Schmarr Mary Jo Rogers Allce Rrggelman Fourth Raw John Stephenson Wayne Stevenson Gordon Stonelung Russell Stonekmg Wayne Neal Bull Race Jerry Ward Andre Prrem Robert Wntte Wayne Sny der Kermut Weber VIH-dw' lt seems that the halls of L C H S are gust coming out of the greenness brought un by a tumud yet eager Freshman class rn the fall of T950 Ready and wllllng to further theur education these enghty sux Freshmen entered our doors with all the lights of courage nn thelr eyes When some of the greenness had finally worn oft and they had had tnme to get acquainted wlth everybody the Hrst class meeting was called to elect class offlcers They chose Bucky Denms president Kenny Tschaenn secretary treasurer Kay Klmgel hofter vnce president They also elected Bull Wullner and Shirley Cummins to represent their class on the youth councnl They treaded lughtly at first, but then they became more bold and entered Into many actlvltnes of L C H S Many of the Fresh L Hn News contest for buying the most subscrlptlons to our school paper men members represent their class In foot ball baseball, and tn the band They got oft to a good start when they won the Frrst Row Gaul Metz Shurley Lawrence Mlldred Knnp penberg Mary Love Vnrgnma Mutchell Ann Hatfield Garna Lacey Betty Jo Mclaughlun Anna Lou Johnson Sue Matson Shnrley Klopp Second Row Karla M Cool Charles Hahn James McLeaster Roy Henman Good luck to you tn your future years not only In school but throughout remalnung years Paul Jones Finley Ledtord Woodrow Harrxs Wayne Palmer Hubert Oelker Jean Ruchard Thrrd Row Barbara Hall James Moser Jerry McFarland George Hurd Jack McAdams Muchael Kottas Robert Jones lames Huft Jerry Hnsgen Ruth Hartman I I I - 1 1 I 1 ' I ' I T ' 1 , . . .. 1 : , , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - A 1 1 1 1 J 1 , , : c- 1 1 1 1 Furs! Row Beverly Culbertson Koryl Clcubourn Blanche Batchelor Judnth Davis Sally Frankel Betty Eagle Patricia Bennett Shrrley Cummms Second Row Bruce Glles Ronald Fox Ray Gomph Donna Bldlsh Mary Armbuster Bertha Bucknngham Wahnnta Fugltt Frrst Row Muruom Stonelung Labby Theus Elanne Zunser Dora Swango Ruby Sams Carolyn Weamlre Mary Lou Whutaker Second Row Rodney Young Ronald Smuth Jeanne Seekatz Jerry Vinson Robert Sulllvan Irma Snow Johnle Seals Robert Rnley Lou Ellen Ammons Thnrd Row Wllllam Bertlme Al fred Clark Leon Bntner Dorothy Banschbach Robert Brookbank Charles Gleason Herbert Childers Duane Gulley Fourth Row Albert Ake Edward Buclungham Jerry Brunner Robert Scholle Thrrd Row Wayne Wells Leo Schne belt Wayne Wnldrrdge Charles Weeks Anthony Weber Damel Slunner Wnllnam Wullner Charles Tremaun I , , . . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - Y 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 Each student who has lnved at L C H S for tour years cannot forget the guud ance and helpnng hand of the admun nstratnon and faculty To these persons who have betrnended and taught us we dedicate the tollowlng pages ,QWWQ NN. You as the high school semors of this year are graduating into a world engaged in a struggle between two opposing concepts of human organization which may con tinue their dlfterences for years to come This struggle may be only in part and sporadically military although there exists the possibility of large scale military combat but certainly the struggle will exist in other forms military and ideological Our present military weakness must be corrected in a quan tatatlve sense but also in the superior quality of training On the ideological front you must mobilize your intellectual and spiritual resources to disseminate truth and make meaningful your heritage of freedom Essential to technological ascendancy is the freedom of the mqulring mind You must balance the numerical needs of the military with the nations continuing need for liberally educated men and women In each of these phases a continuing higher education is essential Feel not that you have graduated but rather that the doors have lust opened to you for your pre paredness to serve mankmd Your Superintendent H P Harrison F r The conflict in which you find yourselves is being fought on three fronts: technological, 1ll i KENNETH YOUNG BS MA Prnnclpal Head of English De partment Vocational Guidance Director JUANITA JERGER Admlmstratuve Secretary DIANE PASTNER Student OHice Assistant LEONA EVELYN ANDERSON BS Soclal Science Physucal Educa hon Safety Health G A A GEORGE E BATEMAN AB Mathematics Athlehc Dlrector Basketball Coach ARTHUR L BALDWIN MEd Social Science Polltlcal Science Band MARIETTA CAIN MS Head of Busuness Department MILDRED M COLE BS Home Economics English JEROME GRIEVE, B.S. English j INALIE CLINE MA AB Spams-h Lahn Speech Lchn Chour Thesplcns Honor Society lg. xi BETTY DeCAMP B S Llbrorlcm Chorus I I , L, . f, VIVIAN JEFFERS AB Biology Tri Hn Y Biology Club WILLIAM W ONEILL MA BS Physical Education Health Safe ty Drivers Education Football Coach fr 4? EDMOND HENNON, A.B. English, Journalism, L Hi News, Orange and Black MARVIN JONES MS T andl E Vocational Shop BRICE RUMBLE BS Physics Chemistry Mathematics HI Y ROBERT TASH BS Industrial Arts Mathematics ANNA C WHELAN AB Head of Art Department HERBERT VOLLAND A B Head of Soclal Science Depart ment Vocatuonal Guudance As slstant CLYDE SCHEIBLER Custodian DELBERT WRIGHT BS Agrnculture Veterans Tromnng Program F A A Zoned of 600217106 LC H S enloys the reputation ot havlng one ot the most modern and well equlp ped bulldlngs In the state of Indiana date tacnlatles necessary for a liberal education The successful operatlon ot the school plan us largely attrnbutable to the Board of Control For thus reason we are proud to present the pictures of our Board of Control 2-1 The students are supplied with up-tol Fi- FA L Aus-5 Y' Presldent O M Keller Secretary E P Henderson Pau B Houston President of People s Natnonal Bank Plant Manager for Schenley Drs Assistant Postmaster Lester Etter Secretary and Assistant Treasurer of Stedmans Foundry tlllerues Incorporated D 's1.x -f---Q A Selbert Owner of Model Casket Company Treasurer Floyd Dlls Not Shown Head Electrician for Schenley Dustlllernes, Incorporated 25 ins Raymond Fox Contractor . t V s. - f I I ' N 55,-' ' ' '-n-,fn v L F ' , 1: z Q if n -3 ,' V V .lf Y 5' .1 2' :HI ' is ,Q A 'Hs T . , . . . I , M -f W' 'E A lo h ,- V rg ix A ' ' I ' S. kwa! 45 ' .A P 1 r . C .. , ' W. . ' , , I The greotest unsung heroes of o stu dent s hugh school doys ore has octnvutles Keeping hum interested ln school the octlvltles prepore o student for the fu octuvutles bring new friends to the stu dents For these reosons we dedlcote the fol lowing sectlons to LC H S Actlvatles 26 ture through leadership ond loyalty. The 3 Wann napa Those students maklng up the Honor Group deserve to be congratulated for thenr fine scholastrc achievements These seniors lunnors sophomores and freshmen have obtained more than average grades during theur hugh school years Many of these students are planning to enter college and they certalnly wnll fulfill the requirement that a student be IH the upper half of has graduatung class Others are planning careers an business and various other fields for whuch these accomplish ments will prepare them FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Wynona Grace Sally Frankel Andre Pruem Judlth Davus Neva Yates Dorothy Oelker Joan Joyce Klmgelhofler Jeanne Seubert Margaret Brauer Audrey Ratlnft Rnchard Kerr Jerry Ward Wullen Joyce Wnttrock SECOND ROW Wullnam Reynolds r. -7.-........, 4? V-e s 1' Thus page sponsored by Carl T Laws I FIRST ROW LEFT TO RlGHT Kay Claubourn Mary Lou Moser Sherry Barnes Joyce Walter Carroll Sue Haskett Duane Past ner Sally Roemer Veronlca Calvert Jane Fitch SECOND ROW Dan Behlmer Carole Metz Jane Muller Betty Bansch bach Mary Ann Ryan Pctrucna Sackett Joan Kraus Jaclue Thels Yvonne Runyan Ruth Haase Ruta Johnston Tom Spargo THIRD ROW Lowell Henuze Bruce McCarty Gene Schmarr Robert Klppler Donald Branham Albert Stryker Richard Savage This page sponsored by Peerless Printing Co. Mabel Hall Mock Bruce Beckett Don I I I Around the curcle Lett to rught Jackue Theus Mona Clark Francus Calen Peggy Caldwell Gewel dean Chulders Marulyn Todd Kay Claubourn Shurley Kunzer Ceculua Dennus Pat Turner In the curcle Sue Haskett Loretta Stomper Eleanor Stephens Under the capable durectuon of Muss Evelyn Anderson, the G A A has mauntauned a full and well organuzed schedule thus year The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon has as uts goal the betterment of uts members un duFfer ent sports, physucal tltness, and sportsmanshup ln cold weather the gurls meet once a week for undoor sports such as basketball volleyball badmunton and dancung However, durung warm weather the gurls meet twuce weekly for undoor sports and out door sports The outdoor actuvutues unclude hukung, bukung tennus, and baseball Sunce Muss Anderson undertook the sponsorshup of thus organuzatuon many new attrac tuons have been added to the schedule For unstance a dunner banquet us held an nually for the presentatuon of awards earned durung the year The awards that can be earned are G A A puns school letters, trophues and a school sweater FRONT TO BACK FIRST ROW Peggy Clark Nancy Sartun Mary Reamer Pot Rahe Sheula LeVaye SECOND ROW Mar tha Cravens Betty McLaughlun Mary McCool Lubby Theus Margaret McCabe THIRD ROW Shurley Cumuns Pot Thomas Mary Love Betty Eagle FOURTH ROW Nancy McAlluster Sally Noppert Nancy Pleufer Margaret Brauer Joyce Palmer Ann Hatfleld Vurgunua Mutchell Ruth Hartman Karyl Clau bourn FIFTH ROW Ruth Futch Barbara McMullen Audrey Wullen and Joyce Wuttrock SIXTH ROW Mary Whutaker Sue Matson Beverly Culbertson and Sally Frankle SEVENTH ROW Shurley Lawrence Kay Klungelhofter Jeanne Seeluatz and Anna Lou Johnson Thus page sponsored by MOON FUNERAL HOME , I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . 5 1 , . . , . . . . . . . 1 I 1 - . , . I . 1 , ' 1 1 . , , 1 7 1 1 1 1 - 5 ' 1 1 1 1 1 r 3 1 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 etdezmew FIRST ROW LEFTTORIGHT George Burns WayneStephenson cer Edward Buckmgham Frank Negangard Glen Thels John Knue Gary Butler Fred Korn Louls Ecksteln SECOND FOURTH ROW Tom Spargo Ted Sartnn Dan Kuckenruder ROW Gary Beckett Don Beckett Dan Behlmer Bruce Mc Charles Gleason Carty Bruce Mock THIRD ROW Kenneth Dennis Lloyd Spen Wlth Mr Bateman and Mr O'Nelll as sponsors the Lettermens Club each year adds several persons to nts membership Each boy earning a school letter on basketball football baseball, or track IS ellglble for admittance to thus orgamzatuon It IS purely an honorary socuety Once the boy has earned has award nn sports he remains a member of the club for has remannmg years at L C H S Thus page sponsored by Peoples Coal Co I : I I I I I I I I - 5 1 I 1 . , , - - 1 - 5 1 ' . . , . . , ' I , . ' I as SUKQXQ- 1 A4 WS' Enema! Under the dnrectnon of Arthur Baldwm, the LCHS Band has shown nts abullty to perform before the student body and the communuty Consldermg the years Mr Baldwm has been teaching at LCHS the band has been made a great success durlng the past three or four years Durmg football and basketball seasons, the band had many days and mghts of hard labor It gust takes a lot of practuce and a llttle use of the braan Practlce as usually held every Thursday nlght begmmng at 715 ending at 815 and sometumes later Fa' FIRST ROW Louls Tschaenn Peg Caldwell Margaret Brower Mary Lou Gaukel Ruth Haase SECOND ROW Shrrley Lacey Joan Kraus Joyce Wnttrock Nancy McAlIlster C 1 l' Drums qv, .limi X LEFT TO RIGHT Jane Futch Carole Metz Sally Roemer Anna Lou Johnson Cecllna Dennis Wilbur Standrlff LEFT TO RIGHT Wayne Snyder Beverly Culbertson Pattl Bryant Rodney Young Pat tu Rahe Mary Lou Whutaker Bob Jones Ellne Zlnzer LEFT TO RIGHT Dale Roberts Judlth Davns Jane Ann Muller Carol Hull Nancy Pfenfer Maragall Metz Marlene Hornback Kay Klmgelhofter Duane Pastner Thts page sponsored by Schenley Distillers LEFT TO RIGHT Dan Newhouse Jerry Ward Jeanne Seelxatz Eleanor Stephens Sally Perrme Ann Hatfueld Garna Lacy LEFT TO RIGHT Wynona Grace Georgia Gnlb Loretta Stamper Shnrley Eubanks Sue Matson Shurley Lawrence ha T.: :kv LEFT TO RIGHT Bruce McCarty Nancy Sartnn Florence Craven Wilma Jones Sally Frankel Mlrlan Stonelung Mlldred Knlpperburg LEFT TO RIGHT Wayne Neal Alan Newhouse lames Huff Susie Haskett Robert Kerr Thus page sponsored by THE LAWRENCEBURG PRESS wwf 3 .. 3 1 1 1 1 1 ., z H I . 1 ' Q ' 9717, ' fa rj , -., 1.1 1. . -2 1 - : 1 1 I I I I , . 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Y Jw, 11741 , a is : 1 1 1 1 1 4. mg ,1 11 , ,, W ,e - 'fwzfiff . . 1 1 1 ,. , ..' if 'W 4 1 21 as . 1 3 1 1 I 1 1 1 77,-4 The Lawrenceburg Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer :ca as now four years old and us progressing each year The FFA s motto IS Learmng to do domg to earn earmng to llve and llvmg to serve Thus orgamzatnon IS to sncrease Interest an farmmg to develope better scholarship and to encourage thruft Its sponsor as Mr Delbert Wrnght the Vocatuonal Agriculture teacher The FFA has an orgamzed basketball team and also partncnpates un the annual egg show It also sponsors dances throughout the school year and sells refreshment at other act: vntues The FFA ns a bag help dunng basketball season by pamtmg the bleachers In the gym each year The leaders of the FFA shown at the left are Don Beckett President Dale Baer Treasurer Elwood Benning Vlce Presudent Hubert Oelker Reporter Bull Oelker Secretary and Doug Young Watchdog SITTING Ed Buckungham Bob Riley Bob Sullivan Charles STANDING Don Beckett Alfred Clark Ronald Combs Bull ONeal Don Branham Edgar Cheever Ted Sartln Gordon Stonelung Charles Tremam Stanley Hall I I I - Il 1 1 I . . . . ,, . . . . 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The Future Business Leaders of America as a club newly organlzed thus past year One of the fnrst prolects of the club was a druve for money A highly successful rummage sale was planned and held by the group Of course no club IS formed for all work and no play A commnttee under the chalrmanshup of Mary Lou Moser, for the month of December planned a Christmas party at Schenley Cafeterua Gnfts were exchanged and the evenlng was pleasantly passed ln March plans were made to conduct Interviews Varuous concerns In town cooperated The prlncnple was to gnve confndence to the group when applying for 'obs In Aprol a held trup was planned to Cnncnnnatn, Ohio This was done ln order that students might get a wider outlook of the commercual held and truly make better Busuness Leaders of Amerlca Officers are pnctured at the rnght Secretary Duane Pastner Treasurer, Dorothy Beckett Vlce Pres :dent Path Bryant and President Veronica Calvert 'Y Wfinww' WWW Ml 3 '51 BW' F' ff.. ins!! Vx as 1-. EV lilfzl ,v- FIRST ROW Betty Banschbash, Ruby Brunner, Susalee Chrlstlan, Joan Kraus, Mary Lou Moser, Janet Grneve, Frances Jaggers, Joan Mosuer SECOND ROW Dale Baer, Jackie Gen trup, Sally Perrlne, Dorla Muller, Susie Haskett, Doris Stoneklng, Florence Craven uiitilmmumt ,+M- FIRST ROW Margart McCabe Mona Clark Patty Rahe Nancy Pfelfer Barbara McMullen Ruth Fltch SECOND ROW Peggy Caldwell Duffy Stephens Loretta Stamper Audrey Wlllen Nancy McAllister THIRD ROW Patsy McAdams Nancy Sartm Shirley Knnzer Betty Bode Peggy Clark Martha Craven Joyce Whattock FOURTH ROW Gene Stahl Don Rhodes Wayne Synder Russell Stoneknng John Mahler Alan Newhouse Thus page sponsored by AGGIE S JEWELERY STORE I ' , 3' 1, , ,Nl M 4 -' AJ, ,Z ' ' , 0 ' f J V Kill ' ah . X 2 . , Q . ji! . . . -1 vw M . V l . . . . if f ' 0 I I 1 1 . . . v ' 3 1 I I ' ' 1 I 1 - 4 .M f' A 'W' I 1 1 1 1 , - I 1 I , A., I ' I ' . 5 1 1 1 v Q A O I I I ' lf , 3' I 1 I 1 , A f z 1 fs V . ll, , ...W W I A 'S ' - L 1 ef 4 1 Q M X J . u ' SITTING Pat Sackett Patsy Thomas Marylun Todd Mary Lou Clark STANDING Peggy Caldwell Jewel Chulders Marlon Thomas Roberta Schmarr Eleanor Stephens Pattu Bryant Francus Colon u We The Tru Hu y a natronal socuety for gurls was founded at LC H S un T942 under the leadershup of Muss Vuvuan Jeffers The purpose of thus club us to Create mauntaun and extend throughout the school and communuty hugh standards of Chrustuan character ung of the eleventh dustruct Thus year ut was held at Brookvulle Hugh School At these meet ungs those who are present are duvuded unto duscussuon groups for the purpose of settung up programs whuch theur clubs could use Puctured at the rught are the offucers Yvonne Runyon Vuce Pres Ruth Haase Chaplun Dorla Muller Sergeant at Arms Jane Ann Muller Presudent Sally Perrune Secretary I I Each year the Tri Hi-y holds an annual meet- This page sponsored by JUNKER FURNITURE STORE 1 'Me- X hd' FIRST ROW Gary Butler Bruce Mock Tom Walter A D Cook Jam Mcleaster SECOND ROW Louis Tschaenn John Roush Dan Newhouse Bull ONeal Bull Gvlb Lloyd Spencer Doug Nehls Leon Blttner if The Hn Y a national society for boys as sponsored at LC HS by Mr Rumble This orgamzatnon ns the brother of the Tr: lf Y :ts purpose Create maantam and extend throughout the school and community hugh standards of Chrustuan character as upheld by the members In dally lrfe The H1 Y conventuon as held every year nn conluctuon with the Trl HuY thus year's benng at Brookvulle Plctured at the left are the leaders of HIY Edgar Cheever Presldent Wub Standrlff Chaplam Bob Vm son, Secretary, Don Branham, Treasurer, Elwood Ben nmg, SergeantatArms, and Doug Young, Vuce Pres :dent Thus page sponsored by HOOSIER SPORTS SHOP X .v., - c I' ' saab! f4V,f,'1lf, r f 't I 14 fl - -I-1. fa-'..x 1 4 L Q., H I , rs Kia., A , Zh . ,vi Y , 1 4 ,r 1 N , V 1 f t , - A 1 - le ax ,W V . I . - - - f ' 2.4 ' ':, wf O' ' X -,IQ ' 2 1 1 1 -- ,' - . . , . . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . I V ' 1 I . . . ,. . ll - - I I I . . ,, . I - -I . I . I . . 1 .I . Q W QCA' - L. tal I N ren Ur P J gndfa- fT' 4 . ,gf de .Z - 7476 7Ze4a4ON igje l igwer 1 A The L-Hi News got off to a good start so Thi this year under the leadership of Lloyd Spen- Prime cer, Editor-in-Chief. Lloyd, along with the 50013 rest of the major editorial staff, is a member 79d j of the journalism class. The other major posi- 70t fl tions on the paper are held by: Sherry Barnes, ,and Assistant Editor, Rita Johnston, Feature Editor, Stir, Aw, Bob Vinson, Sports Editor, Gary Beckett, 111 ,j , A 'qi-' , Assistant S orts Editor, and Shirle Kramer, gerilzf Ymghl' l M Business malanager. Y fd Sc ln the first paper the staff pledged to 51.0114 01 publish the paper at regular intervals, to halld I U afl serve the students with fair and complete Mqld 3:91719 news, to be clean and free from injurious ufllvgl. im gossip, and to encourage scholarship and elqbg ,aa fl 1 V N Wa we V- U gr sportsmanship. The staff has used this pledge oxide ,a iff,-,lisfltudev:0I'tio:C'l11Vin,, 5 and Wlzv ,919 8 Spelidfbe tg!! Q55 as a standard throughout the year. ft t bo Q2 Hd arte- fcoa, LLOYD SPENCER Editor 5019 Z8 th .Settig The paper has a new sponsor this year, Bobbe bqcyagy scbzzince SW AW ,ju I ...lg L 415, high cjujj Mr. Edmond Hennon. Whig? f the .6 det . Systeare an in tbl? dumb Held dlfftflts' of lfafete gel- W 1,-guld-4ug1,an:e Puri-Ires. :PEG 6t't.Act vuiyiag . een 'Udiv-'lmen '11 'lon 'We .Slug 5' tb trips Went Life 'I-2. 'S Se U-Ye. S ,,,p9-ve . g sabre 1 of, 1 121 QPQL ldual t ta Hess plfturents A, e 0, xx- A4-. .Po-.. Affn- ned : blnl. 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OW, ltbg- -'vsmivaia 3' lb Y usfd 1- f a11n.f flnffT !1u,,..biv he you ever ----.. classical typv oi reco . heard oi this type be' -Q., anhsure you - WHAT IS YOUR 1 - G SYEADY? . . e it Want ' Yvonne Bunyan f Most any girl Mike K Hips you never ioreg nevertheless, l have heard Q98 ot the rnustc Gom v-at falls into this class. Star-X - and Begin the Be- Shlrly Eubankfl lik A fn-0bab,tXNancy McAllisterf'l'he best and thing ever invented. Doug Young .mn M-ixleffix-vs ixne. Afinburster 1 BS. X Karla McCool f Eddie Dolan ' Fmbank f Yorkie, l nt le The tterl. ed tc l C011 ll he weve ru ou r pa ers l alst I A ires - Dave f Dick B 'Hard telling lll bQ th trtin Walt wson You t lll line llme Snyder Bob er s Jeanm Brauer 31' et Wouk l Hill se ce W1 troc i e here to rbara Mcuulixr er nirley Lawrence okbank reorgla Gilb ht all hole y BFG ru l ..n Suu Pnuy ru: lbu Aphlx T 1 lbxlg he w it back Okey Q to e students he team oses p SIT Q, K1 TI belt 63 sTANTJ'NGudJ. 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Da R ny ne past an Jack 9 T r is st tchem Q 1 li boosting t t em K 3 Wu 86010: Lu Gotta wa K X POINTS wa no o our duty tell rse ossible s the team but it also shows ot et sue HS stick toget er ,rch Y mums WVOUS v gi egtain eacher s room 1102 1 flokey what she was say ng The teac er f hlsf ot hens awake l cou ,O the teacher wa5 Picking 011 rn 'IQ The stud Wayn S to A d Ynde rg: Be 'I We Mona Cla k FANDING R b ra u Sk ner nes C0 ony KU a Y W ect Shelli el at ault but YOU KP n 'could do a lot better w leai Lets do what 15 aske Oi co-operate with the WRCUOYS aSh1onS Stranger mf Than Frat ct L5 li ou 09 seems to b Social tn ieel at o l Keep a the are usuall 2 Never rna 2 students up to much 1 The ioo will tn kl 1 4 Watch 310 mail he hit. 5 Be ca! the Drama li several go Alway band 00 yoys blow lFrom High Sc How o anne Prize R l larg o to decided B1 think oi Bonier DD ys new Center 98909 YZBY 8 MW Yellow you wish they w Jufgnuxigtig She goes over a newsy in a W e a vacuum 11103195 U l use lexr lo been seen at only the fm T ha pened and yu a brown suede any am 'Hs page -2 tics oi these V4 A word oi auvr Sponsored by pu unws Wm enjoy so es like A 0 RITY SWEET5 nw' Be ty gurner K T h Us CQ hger enny S ae a pomt ere book B NFECUONER y Powell v t got an 9 a e probably tc Y Y Omef Wfmen 9 tse Stephenson Ruth 9 T eaqwcgt itch is okay Jerry W Anna neu John Nancy Pier g are r m Kiln e o Q horns a po lot oi bull 19 b who be eves ti bert urs d is a st ry o b y iinds a rou and im Tommy oi course l Sally Noon and us, A I, X haps AB is bb ' , houla QS l' Tx' Z A d' ' 'F Z , 1 6 . a C: I zinz f Fra Bruil I ' A ' Y ii diff 1 5. - A a. z ' T- 't k I 99- t . 1. 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' Walter 1 , '- , . - , , en ' - 2 i B . my wan d a 011180 lslan cho0l A 1989 glad ie, 0Nea ec 'arnb f Grieve. I There IS nothing luke getting off to an early start which as gust what this years Annual staff dud The staff IS dlvlded unto two groups the Business Staff and the Edntorlal Staff and IS com posed of Jumors and Sensors The Sensor members of the staff havmg worked on the annual last year were able to perform their tasks easily Jane Fltch Actrvutues Editor Dale Baer Sports Editor Zdmm 'N s ffl -A Veromca Calvert and Dorla Muller Cnrculatuon Managers Thus page sponsored by KRIDER STUDIO however It was more dnffncult for the Jumors who were new on the staff thus year The Jun tors were selected last sprung at the close of school Mr Hennon Engllsh and Journalism teacher at L C H S sponsors the Orange and B ack At the left ns shown Barbara Annual Susie Hasket and Sally Roemer Class Edltors Jam Rullman, Camerman Pattu Bryant Art Editor I I I 5 . , . l l I . ' 5 ' .... , ' -,gf K 1 . , ' Unger, this year's Editor of the ,H 4 5 T AS -A - C if 'C-' Lf' ' , 5' wt e Awd 5:45 SEATED Sherry Barnes Jackie bourn Mary Ann Ryan Don R1 Iey Web Sfandrlff Cecilia Dennis, Judy Hisgen Duffy Stephens, Yvonne Runynn Frances Coien Mona Clark This page sponsored by A D Cook, Inc w Theis. STANDING: Kay Clai- Mow The Blology Club under the dlrectaon of Mass Vnvxan Jeffers has as nts goal to further nts members ap preclatuon and preservatnon of Mother Natures wonders Meetlng bu monthly thus club has enloyed actlvntles such as taklng nature hikes and ndentntymg bard calls They also annually decorate a Christmas tree wlth shell starflsh and other blologlcal articles Mass Jefters IS a member of the Natnonal Audubon Society Thus orgamzatuon protects and preserves birds and the members of the Biology Club look to nt for Inspiration LEFT TO RIGHT Ray Gompf Woodrow Harm Charles Tre mann Robert Scholle FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Tom Markland Leon Bltner Paul Jones Mane Kuppler Wahmtta Fugntt Jerry McFarland Bruce McCarty Charles Gleason Gary Butler SECOND ROW Johnme Seals FOURTH ROW John Mahler Wllluam Bertlune Richard Savage Albert Stryker Duane Gulley Wayne Steph Wnlluom Gulb Jlmmy Huff Wayne Snyder Bob Jones enson Kenny Tschaenn John Roush THIRD ROW Bob Witte Thus page sponsored by L 8- L Cooperage Co I , , . 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In---B k .jsiv1CYX A new course ofTered to the boys of L C H S us that of Vocatnonol Mochme Shop Thus course ns requlred for boys on the vocatuonol course Two years of prelnmnnary traunmg are requured before a boy s qualufled to take machnne shop The purpose of vocational machine shop us to develop the skulls and ocqunre knowledge that wlll and the student un securlng and holdmg o 'ob un a mochme shop and advanc mg at a reasonable rate on the 'ob Mr Jones a new teacher from Purdue as the Instructor I f This page was sponsored by Seagram 8- Sons The National Thesplan Socnety IS an honorary orgamzatuon of dramatically lncluned students who have earned a sufficient amount of pomts In dramatic presentations During the wmter an unusually large group of Junlors and Sennors were lmtlated for their work In thelr respective class plays Flve members of the troupe presented Father Takes a Wlfe a one act comedy for the second tnme They were honored by bemg the first hugh school group to present thus farce Treasurer, Sue Haskett Sponsor Muss Inalee Clme FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Sue Haskett Sally Roemer Veronica Calvert Pat Sackett Joan Kraus Dons Stonelung Lowell Hemze Jane Fntch SECOND ROW Duane Pastner Don Branham Dan Newhouse Thus page sponsored by Krlder Studlo I I ' ll ' Il - I I Officers this year were: President, Jane Fitchp Vice-President, Sally Roemerp Secretary- ? I . . . -x FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jerry Hlsgen Robert Jones Jean Selbert Nancy Sartln Jean Richard Nancy Pfelfer Carol Hull Margaret Brauer SECOND ROW Loss Unger Elame Zlnser Shlrley Lawrence THIRD ROW Ronald Smith Kay Klmgelholter James Huff FOURTH ROW Rodney Young Sarah Frankel FIFTH ROW Wllham Bertlune Sue Matson Geweldean Clnlders SIXTH ROW Cogley Hall Robert Kern SEVENTH faux V ROW Karyl Clalbourn Gall Metz Rlchard Chrustuan EIGHTH ROW Paul Kennedy Betty Eagle Charles Gleason NINTH ROW Leon Bnttner Jerry Brunner TENTH ROW Mlchael Kat tas Jerry Ward Judith Davls Karla McCool Kenneth Tsech aenn ELEVENTH ROW Andre Prnem Joyce Palmer Kermlt Weber TWELFTH ROW Kenenth Denms Roy Spencer Duck Kerr 002 Each year under the sponsorshnp of Mass Inalxe Clune, the students of the first and second year Latan classes co nsolldate to form the Latnn Chour Decked an black choir roses and carrying candles, they gayly walk the halls on the last day before Christmas vacatlon, carolmg for the other classes Thus requlres a good but of practice and some memornzatnon The Latin Choir IS con gratulated for their untlrmg efforts to make this program a success enloyed by all T This page sponsored by Fitch Bros. Funeral Home Constltutlng a malor part of the student s lute at LC H S are the sports Included among these extra curricular actrvltnes are basketball track football and baseball The sports are considerably more lm contldence perseverance and leader ship are all essentnal for the moral sup port of each lndlvndual as well as the dltterent teams ln honor of the boys who manntaln the excellent record of achievement at LC H S we dedicate thus next section to sports .16 . . . , portant than persons realize. Loyalty, I w I '7aaZZcz!Z Pnctured below rs the trger team that flnrshed a hard fought 5 wrn 5 loss record for thus season These boys even though hampered wrth rnlurnes lack of experience and lack of srze, had the determmatuon and teamwork to come out on top even nt not an scorung at least rn our phase of playlng and sportsmanshlp No one team member can be congratulated wtthout saymg somethnng about all ot them but we grve specnal recogmtnon and thanks to those seniors that played their last trme for the Lawrenceburg tlger team and we know that there are other under classmen that are eager to flll thenr places FIRST ROW Loule Ecksteln Fred Korn Gary Beckett George Burns John Knue Kenny Tschaenn George Hurd Roy Heltman Albert Ake SECOND ROW Robert Warbertan Dan Behlmer Bull Rrce Don Beckett Jack Vnnson Charles Gleason Bruce 'ye- McCarty Bull Grlb Sidney Clark Jerry Vlnson THIRD ROW Coach Pat ONerll Frank Negangard Kenneth Denms Tom Spargo Dale Baer Gary Butler Paul Herruck Charles Weeks Leroy Ulhman Assnstant Coach Bud Bateman 48 Gary BoBo Beckett, who is 17 years old, has done very well in Tiger sports. He is 5'6 tall and weights 145 pounds. He has played four years on the football team, two years of it on the first eleven. He played left half- back for the whole season, except the last two games in which he substituted as quarterback due to the Bubby Beckett's iniury. :IiboBo was. known Es time chief gjround glagier for the Glenn Theis is 17 years old, igers, receiving a ro en um , a pu e ugament, 5,H,, mul and weighs 150 and an inlured eye during the 1950-51 sec- HB b H h I I d h f pounds. Glenn had played football Son' O O as G so paye l ree Years O his Freshman, Sophomore, and Sen- basketball, has participated in base- ball and track, and belongs to the FAA and the 1.etterman's Club. ior years. He played basketball as a Sopho- more and participated in track when a Jun- ior. He has belonged to numerous LCHS clubs such as the Biology Club, Hi Y, and Dramatics. Glenn's favorite class is vocational shop and he indulges in the hobby of tinkering with old ialopies. Glenn remains humorously in the minds of most of his classmates by the square shoulders he displayed his Senior year. This was due to the fact that he wore a large wooden cross on his back as a brace for the broken collar bone which he received in the final joust against Aurora in the 1950-51 football season. Glenn is remembered by his fellow teammates as the clown with crazy antics on the gridiron. U Lloyd Spencer, a 6'll , 170 pound senior, was a utility man for Mr. O'Neill Lloyd generally played end or tackle, but in one game, he played every de fensive and offensive line position but center. Lloyd played football his iunior and senior years. He was injured in both seasons. In his junior year, he received a fractured foot which kept him out of seven games. ln his senior year he had three cracked ribs which kept him out of the last three games. Lloyd's favorite sport is football with basketball next in line. He was editor of the L Hi News ancl thinks he might even take up iournalism Frank Negongard is l7 Years old' 5191, 'all' for his life's work. After high school, and weighs 175 pounds. Frank doesn't want Lloyd plans to do one of two things. to follow in his father's footsteps and become Sheriff, He will either go to College which is already his nickname. Instead, Frank wants or the United Smtes Coos' to become a professional golfer. Guard. Frank has played football for four years, two years as a regu- lar. This past year he played the tackle position for the fighting Tigers. Frank had a little trouble with his eye, the skin above it splitting open f when it came into contact with another person's body. . All the students look with envy on Frank's i950 Ford, which he received for Christmas. 175' Don Beckett the Tiger quarterback standing 5'9 tall and weighing T50 pounds, was the captain of the football squad this season and was very capable in his This was Don s fourth year of football and his third year on the first eleven This year even though he was inlured and not able to play the last two games of the season we give him credit for leading Don hopes to go to Purdue next year and take up veterinary work with football and basketball on the George Burris, a 5'6 , 140 pound Senior, played right halfback and occasionally full- back for the Tigers. Although George did not play regularly on the first eleven, he saw quite a bit of action during his four year's participation. This is the only LCHS sport that George has taken part in. George has belonged tothe Hi Y and participated in a class play dur- ing his stay at LCHS. His favorite class is vocational machine shop. hopes to attend Purdue to take up Civil Engineering. Tom Spargo, the 6', 150 pound Tiger end, playing the whole game as the left end on defense and right on offense. Such players are referred to as sixty minute men. This is Tom's fourth year on the football squad and his second year on the first eleven. He is noted for his talking it up on the field, which is as important as playing. Louis Eckstein, the Tigers' 5'9 , T55 pound fullback, is T8 years old and has played foot- ball for four years. This was his first year on the first eleven. Louis wasn't iniured seriously during the season, which was a big help to the Tiger line-up. His agile movement and quick thinking was essential to the line on the defensive plays. Louie will be remembered by his coaches and teammates due to difficulties of ta ing his ankles and hurtin all over, as he ut it. P 9 P Louis expresses his plans to join the Navy after school dismisses. When he graduates, Tom hopes to go to Purdue to become a pharmacist. Tom wants to play basketball on the side at college. Tom was president of his class his Freshman 8 year and vice-president his Junior year. The center for the Lawrenceburg High School football team of the 1950 season was 5'11 , 195 pound Bruce ,McCarty. This was Bruce's fourth year of football, and the experience from the first three years helped him a lot. Bruce is a member of the Lettermen's Club as he won foot- ball letters in his iunior and senior year. Bruce won special recognition this year when he was presented the Barnes Blanket which goes to the ath- lete with the highest scholastic average for the four years of senior high school. ogy. Dan Behlmer, lnot shownj a 140 pound, 5'8 senior, was the regular right halfback. Dan played four years of football for the Tigers and has earned the name of a capable halfback. Dan's best game was that .leffersonville title. Dan ran a touch- down and threw a pass to Lloyd Spencer for the extra point. Dan's best hobby is sketching girls. Just watch him in Civics class some time. Dan plans to go to the University of Cincinnati. He is going to major in sociol- 7mm fecazd Lowrenceburg Lowrenceburg Lowrenceburg Lowrenceburg Lowrenceburg Lowrenceburg Lowrenceburg Lowrenceburg Lowrenceburg WON Auroro S ymour Jeffersonvnlle Rushvnlle fForfe11j LOST Connersvulle Norfh Vernon Batesville Milford Olflo Aurora 51 5 33 7 e 2'l ' 1 . Lowrenceburg 36 Brookville 5 18 ' O O . O . I I. O KNEELING Don Beckett Bruce Mock Louie Eckstein Dan STANDING Coach ONelll T d Sartin Tom Spargo Tom Kuclxenrideg, Wilbur Standruft Dan Behlmer Gary Beckett Walter Ed Dolan Bill Gnlb Coach Bateman Pictured above is the Lawrenceburg High School basketball team This year s team was handicapped as tar as height was concerned but they made up for it in having a fast team and a team with good, experienced ball handlers The Tigers had a good record this year, totalmg T2 wins and 6 losses Lawrenceburg will lose all its starting five plus two subs due to graduation but we will have lust as fine a team next year as this past season due to its reserves and those Sophomores coming up. 55 KNEELING Wayne Wlldrlge Student Manager Wayne Steph Kenneth Dennls Andre Prlem Chester Beckett Make Kottas enson Charles Gleason John Knue Kenny Tschaenn Bob Leon Bnttner Coach ONelll Pictured above are the T950 T951 Tlger Cubs The Sophomores are a very promising team and we expect to see a lot of actton from them next year The Freshmen of the second team are the holders of several dnstnnctuons They are the only team un the hnstory of LCHS to make TOOW of their free throws durlng a game The Freshmen are also the only undefeated team an our hustory Both these teams have shown much Improvement You may see LCHS totung home the State Crown nn about two years 56 Jones, Dick Christian, Dick Kerr. STANDING: Coach Bateman, Pictured here are the cheerleading teams of the 1950 1951 basketball season Representmg the first team plctured above were .lane Fntch Sally Roemer Path Bryant and Cecllla Denms The second team cheerleaders at the rnght were Judy Hlsgen and Wanlta Meyer The Tlger fans salute these sux gurls for the rousmg support they gave the teams A rousing cheer would always encourage the boys whether wmmng or losmg The cheermg section was wnth the gurls all season and thanks IS expressed to the sux cheer leaders for their excellent and unfaltermg yell lead n The four who represented the t1rst team were also cheerleaders for the 1950 football season C9 Nlce Eye Kuck was about all you heard for about three weeks durung the games and practices Dan as 5 I1 tall 'I6 years of age and werghs 147 pounds He rs the only lunuor to start on the frrst frve from tame to tame thus year Dan ns noted for has good eye for one handers frorr out on the court and we wnll probably see a lot of Kucky next year on the ttrst Eve 1 dp- n a tall senior on seems to be a natural born leader for he has been elected president of his class for the past three years president of the FFA and was Captain of the football team for the 1950 season Don didnt get into full swing this year until about the Madison game because of an operation he had to have on his knee This operation was the result of a football inlury that Don received in the Batesville game last October 20 Don was a real scoring threat as well as a good defensive man He really hit his peak in the Madison game that closed the 50 51 season He scored 22 ponnts and had the uproar lu Captain, Tom Spargo, our 5'11 rebounder is 17 years old and weighs 145 pounds. Tommy, who was a great asset to the team because of his rebounding ability was elect ed Captain of the Tiger Team and has done a fine b He has been an honor student for the past four years and this is his fourth year of playing basketball Tom our talker up on the team a so played football for four years NV Liu -JFK- Bruce our semor guard is 5 8 tall 17 years old and weighs 145 pounds Bruce has started on the f1rst five a number of times this season and s IS fourth year of playing Jumber he is called by s team mates has a good eye for the bucket and can really drive in for layups Bruce also participated In baseball for four years ' X 5 io . I ll - ll I Do is 5'1O ' . D 5: i r I fttv. ,r,,, , Q 1 If . . , V - f ezgfglf 1 M thi ' his ' . 1 1 1 as ' hi Cubs of Madison continually in an ' .-gf , 1 'ix f .,, ,i ' , 'Ku --s if V, ,Zz. Q x .1 E -, X' N I Mi, 1 f . 1 X x 4 ,' 1 f 1 l E l , Q Fx A g l ' ' 'is ,Q 5 l ..: . 1 , 3 Wub Standrlft one of the lumors on thus years Tlger squad as 5 8 tall and wenghs 145 pounds Wnb ns a member of the Lettermans Club H1 Y Thesplan Society De Molay and the Annual Staff This IS Wlb s thlrd year on the basketball team Has only other sport IS baseball In which he won hrs letter Wlb didnt see too much actlon this year but when he dad he showed a lot of ablllty Wub wall be back with the team next year and he wall be ready to do has best for the Flghtnng Tigers X 4' f 2 r f 'f K- 2, 1 1 ' - 1 11 - 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 . . . , . , . . . , . . 1 1 5 Q ,L Ted Sartin, our Big Boy on the team is 6' 1 tall and weighs 175 pounds. Ted is our 19 year old center and has played basketball for four years. This is Ted's only sport, but he makes up for the rest of them by his desire to play and win. Droege as he is known by his teammates is a very good offensive man and about as equal on defense. Dan Behlmer our only left handed boy on the team is 5 8 tall and weighs 140 pounds This is his fourth year of basketball and second year on the first tive Dan baffled the opposing players by his ability to drive around and shoot left handed hook shots which got him well up in the scoring col umn in lots of the games 'lt A forward on this year s Lawrence burg basketball team as 6 180 pound Bill Gllb Bill didnt see too muc action this year bu he gained a lot of experience which will be invaluable to him when November and practice season rolls around again Bill belongs to the Biology Club and Lettermans Club He played baseball during his freshman and sophomore years He participated in track during his lunlor year VP :M gl, X h . . u I t fffii X ,B f 2 1 R K 4 .v.. M :Cf g . if 1 1 5 1 s 1:' ' ,'2 3 if .'- Av f X, Q4 A , 1 A 11 41 f 3 ' l fg x D V 'fJ:::f Af -1 li XX fi? 1 61 3 'l !'Q Bo o who us a senior this year s 5 6 tall and wenghs 145 pounds He us a member of the FFA the L Hn News stat? and the Lettermans Club BoBo lakes sports and partlclpated nn basketball baseball foot ball and track BoBo was on the first Eve part of the tnme thxs year and saw a lot of actuon In all the games He was a very good defensnve man and held has opponent to very few points consnstently He was also a very good ball handler Eddle Dolan a lunuor thus year as 5 ll tall and wenghs 'I50 pounds Eddle belongs to DeMolay and the Thesplan Socnety He participated ln football has freshman year and track has fresh man and sophomore years Thus IS hrs thurd year on the basketball teams of LCHS He started m foot ball In hrs sophomore years but had to gave It up due to a ruptured blood vessel un has leg whuch he receuved un a practnce sessnon be fore the season had even started Eddle didnt see too much actlon on the hardwood thus season but he trued hard and showed everyone that he has what It takes when the going gets rough Alot of credit and respect goes to Tom Walter who served the Tuger Teams as student manager for the past three years Tom was unable to partlclpate ln athletncs but hrs servlces were anvaluable to the team The 'ob of student manager us a hard one to fill and a vote of apprecuatnon goes to Tom who carrued out the work an a most effucuent way Louls Ecksteun IS 5 9 155 pound member of this y ars edlhon of the flghtmg Tuger basketball team This was Loules fourth year of basketball and his past experience was a great help to the team Loune was a two sport man at LCHS He partlclpated an football for four years as well as basketball He us a member of the Lettermen s Club as he won a letter for football nn has lumor and sensor years and a letter an basketball for has sensor year Louie came to us from St Lawrence where he played on the lumor hugh teams for five years 63 I I I 4 , , Q ii Y I , , I I ' I II ' ' . . . 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