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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

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May it serve to recall fr om your mem ' otres the best year s of your life. - Jpnlul- g DEDICATION He's swept the floors, day in, day out, Where stepped the many feet Of students pausing to he taught . . The lessons of life's street. C - dif Y MR CLYDE SCHEIBLER He's mowed the lawn of fresh green grass Where foothall teams have playedg And even after school was out For many hours he stayed. To get the halls and classrooms clean For students of tomorrow, Never pausing in his work To show his joy or sorrow. As years have passed it seems he changed To meet the student trend, Always near to he of aid s Or act to us as friend. To one who's toil is never ending, Who's work is never through, To Shihe we want to dedicate The Orange and Blacle of '52. Yfnzlilw. fhclllkl' In ffwu. my 'Zl'Ul'ff741''f1'.f6'll6,. I-'fu' ffm XLCUKQII llwfz fum! Ifmglrff 'l'fw.v 4:1 ffm fflmfjzlq fmqff uf fifc K C . 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The utter disregard for the worth and dignity of the individual in totalitarian ideologies has created renewed interest in, and concern for, the improvement of human relations. The very survival of democracy depends upon greater equality of opportunity for all persons, irrespective of race, creed, or colorg that continued social, political, and economic discrimination against minorities will undermine and ultimately destroy democracy. The society into which you graduate is looking to you, and all youth of your generation, to accept the torch of challenge which it thrusts into your hand. Through your leadership and sacrifice traditions will either survive or they will give away to foreign ideologies. I 0 KENNETH YOUNG, M. S. ARTHUR BALDWIN, M.Ed. GEORGE BATEMAN, A.B. Pnnrzpul r Social S Ban M1them.rtits Athletic irector Head 0 English Department ef 3 MARIET CAIN, M.S. ROBERT CALL B. . MILDRED C . . BETTY GILB, B-5- Head of ness Department In ial Home E no ics Librarian, Chorus N , L , l m,. J W, rl dxf' fi, 'lqlfj . -.f'-fr ,f0 if 192 PATRICIA GRAHAM, AB. J History, Physical Education, G.A.A. JEROME GREIVE, B.S. English A V N - 6 l 4' '1s,v ELIZABETH HERT, M-S- VIVIAN JEFFERS, A.B. MARVIN JONES, M.S. WILLIAM O'NEILL, M.A. Latin, English. Df3fTl2ifiCS, Biology, Tri Hi Y Vocational Shop, Head of Physical Education, Health, The pians, ear: of irlr I Vocational Department, Di- Safety, Driver's Education, . rector of Adult Education Football Coach Maj W, GMAM, m ' K.. l RQ BRICE RUMBLE, B.S. DON SHOFSTALL, A.B. HERBERT VOLLAND, A.B. Physics, Hi-Y. Mathematics English, journalism, Vocati L Hi News Sponsor Head onal Guidance Asst., i Agriculture, REQ S Social Science Dept. Veterans' Training Program ANNA WHELAN Art Instructor N at Jbown Annual S onsor vm Blffhtff Qt JUANITA JERGER Secretary DIANE PASTNER Secretary lfm' flue 5f1'!lLslIH'k' ffm! we miie, Time 153' with 1l1aterial.f filled: O 111' today! and ye.fte1'day.v Are llw ZIIUKUQJ' wilfa u'laic'lJ we build. LONGFELLOXW . bww' N AVAS m dr, X K z. 'fv .,.-N SENIORS Left to right: Don Smith, Vice Presidentg Wanita Meyer, Secretaryg Gene Stahl, Treasurerg Tom Wialter, President. Extra! Extra! Read all about it! lt? Yes, it! The Big Story, the SENIOR CLASS. A big story always deals with people and contains a lot of human interest. As Seniors, they are about to be turned out into a world to fashion their own individual big stories. Some might be inclined to bemoan the fact that they are going out into a world where unrest and chaos reign, but a truly sturdy character will rejoice over his opportunity. There are things to be done, conditions to be corrected, a world to be conquered and re- built. This is a task of the present generation and it should be met with zest and confidence. It is with determination to go forth under their own steam, combined with the regret that they must relinquish their position to their successors that they come to the end of their four years in this institution. May everyone of their followers find the hap- piness and joys that the Seniors have found, that they too may go forth with precious memories. M---- f -1-'H' -----f1r---- an - Jiiiffewf SHERRY BARNES I nmhe lhe her! of everything, The ber! if gnnd enough for me. Dramatics 1, 23 Biology Club 1, 23 Honor Group 1, 2, 33 An- nual Staff 3, 43 L Hi News 3, 43 Class Play 33 Thespians 3, 43 La- tin Choir 1, 2. GI.lEN BURKHARDT The man of life uprigh! whore guiltleu heart if free. Class Play Crew 3. M4 PEGGY CALDWELL Of your bright fare One glance will Hare A picture on the hrain. GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 FBLA 33 Tri Hi Y 3, 43 Dramatics lg Latin Choir 1, 23 Class Play Crew 3. 'lI2W'I?Ll3lZAN CHILDERS ll i1h nmlire 1ou'ard.r none, ll ilh rhizrify for all. Honor Group 23 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Choir 3. BETTY Bomz Only uiizh ,rpeerhef ftzir, She ll'0l1,f fhe genlle air. Dramatics 13 FBLA 33 Biology Club 43 Class Play Usher 3. 'If ,.f RAYMOND CALlWC'l?LL Hif life if one long deed of um'- lhine,Lf. NATHAN CHn.m2Rs Smnzr rfue: hir frriih 14m earlier nff. IOLIHEN CLAIBOIIRN I am the mailer of my faie: I am 1116 raplain of my mul. GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Choir 1, 23 Tri Hi Y 43 Annual Staff 3, 43 L Hi News 3, 43 Honor Group 1, 2, 33 Class Officer 23 Thesp- ians 3, 43 Class Play 3. 0, 9, G-ok V-7,101 AuoIIsTus Cook Deep in the man relr far! hir fate, To mould bi! fafiuner, mem: or great. Football 13 Honor Group 33 Class Play 33 Hi Y 3, 43 Latin Choir 1, 23 Track 33 Dramatics 1, 2. ALIIEIIT DOLAN ll ilb lhy clear been joymzfe Lmzgour cannot be. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2. 43 Biology Club l,'43 Hi Y 43 Thes- pians 3, 43 Class Play 33 Foot- ball 1, 2, 33 Latin Choir 1. .Mme 55mg-Lara GIZNIE GOMPF Of all line good gift: :he Lord lelf fall, IJ not filenre lbe ber! of dll? FFA 3, 43 Annual Staff 33 L Hi News 1. 'Q.. wi,- ,rv-Q, fifix 5, NL' X ,ff . MONA CLARK' F 3 I would be nice. for thvhgure llaore who hurl me. GAA 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 3: L Hi News SQ Tri Hi Y 1, 2. CECILIA DENNIS Hail to thee, blilhe .rpifitf Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Latin Choir 1, 23 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 L Hi News 3, 43 Annual Staff 3, 4g Thespians 3, 43 Tri Hi Y 1, 23 Dramatics 1, 2. . gm ,ypiwrcf 93191- , Si. WILLIAM GILB Bail my book, un I plank 'er doufny Bin a firlvin' all night long. Latin Choir 1, 23 L Hi News 43 Class Play 33 Track 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 33 Football 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 23 Annual Staff 4. RUTH HAASIE Beauly ir il: own exfure for being. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 L Hi News 3, 43 Class Of- ficer ly Orchestra 1, 2, 43 Hon- or Group 1, 2, 33 Latin Choir 1, 2. 8 I JUDITH HISGIEN To hem her Jing, to hear her .ring If to hear the bird! of spring. Annual Staff 3, 43 L Hi News 3, 4g Thespians 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3. W' All DANIEL KUCKENRIIBER A hoy'I will if the u'ind'f will And the thought! of youth are long, lonjg thoughli. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g L Hi News 45 Football 1, 33 Track 13 Let- termen's Club 3, 4. ROBERT LOVE Let me live in a houxe hy the .fide of the road And he n friend to man. Biology Club 1. f will . 1 CAROLE ETZ 9 'V She um I1 phantom of delight lVhen fini she gleamed upon my fight. GAA 1, 2g Tri Hi Y 1, 2. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 1, Latin Choir 1, 2, Thespians 3, 4g Hon- or Group 3. . YW' f I .aa fs t St , 3 ,SPS I If A .W SHIRLEY KINZER I have the knowledge to he true: My faith rould ohffacler remove. GAA 3, 45 Biology Club lg L Hi News 45 Annual Staff 43 Class Play Usher 3, Honor Group 1, 2. 3, FBLA 3. CARLTON LAWSON W'hen duly whiffverf low, Thou must Youth replief, I can . Transferred from Moores Hill 33 FFA 3, 4g Hi Y 3, 43 L Hi News 33 Lettermen's Club 45 Football 4. WW? n , UWM 1- dj' IJ-L PATRICIA MCAIDABIS Her hair um, oh, I0 denie a hlur Of darhneif, midnight envied her. FBLA 3g Biology Club lg Class Play Usher 3. if , W .Qfj WANITA IZZLER 5 Lf . I will not have a Jingle person Slighted or left away. Latin Choir 1, 23 Class Play Pro- mpter 33 Honor Group 1, Class Officer 1. 3. 4g Cheerleader 2, 3. 4. -v-www, TT -W -,5,f,,W--Y -f-f .-- --Y-.,, .J JANE MILLER If I ran :top one heart from breaking I Jhall not have lived in vain. Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 25 Honor Group 1, 2, 33 Class Play 3g Thespians 3. 41 GAA 13 Latin Choir 1, 2, L Hi News 4. MARY OELKER Her heart know: not of sorrow Nor the raguert tain! of rin. FBLA 33 Class Play Crew 3. BML DALE RAHE I .f.'roz'e, made head, gained ground upon the whole. DONALD RILEY Hi: work in own reward rhall be. Transferred from Hamilton 3g FFA 3, 4. -rw iv-v Y - 1 or Egg ,kr V 5 ra K 39531, Jig 41vnWmIf?H?f .Sk,5?lfllf't2xlf5--Wzi ,,I.,4,E M3,,r, 'klifiisli-ii if. 5 ' -rgLfa'1.a-Mass. . ,, ,R ,, - Q. W xv , aj? R If r , 1 w I 5213 A xli7w,riSRr H189 3 all all fy 1 31:1 Q I LW 1,552 X al, :NSY e ., '.l.f..5, ,Ili ' :J 1591 '.QE P,aoo2,w qffmi 'filly 11 L re 3 ra 2 K ,gg .P 5 ll' K ,Y ' jr W 'V' ' ,-.--.- f-- v-vv--v----Y ,,,,, ,,, W-,YI UR W DOUGLAS NEHLS I would he friend to all, the foe, the friendlerr. Biology Club 13 Basketball 1, 23 Hi Y 2, 3, 43 Latin Choir 1, 2. VVILLIAM O,NEAL Hi: whole world bright. FFA 1, 2, 5, 41 Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 1. DONALD RHODES He ir a mort rare scholar. Biology Club 1, 25 FBLA 3. HMV YVONNE RUNYAN A perfert woman, nohly planned To warm, lo comfort and rom- mand. Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 3. 45 L Hi News 3, 4g Annual Staff 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4g Honor Group 1, 2, 33 Class Play 3. MARY RYAN Serene I fold my handy and wait. Annual Staff 3, L Hi News 3, 45 Honor Group 35 FBLA 3. r I 3' ll D MARY SKINNER Her way: are ways o peare. GAA 2, L Hi News 3. ll LORETTA STAMPER My heart ir brighter than all of the many :tan in the Jky. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 5, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, L Hi News 3, 4g Annual Staff 4g Thespians 5, 4g Dramatics 1, Biology Club 1, FBLA 3. ELEANOR STEPHENS I will terry and serve you ax bert I mn. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 51 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 31 An- nual Staff 3, 4, L Hi News 3, 43 Biology Club lg Class Play Crew 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 4. W XDANIEL SCHMARR Blessing on thee, little man, Barefoot boy with rheek of tan. Basketball 1g Baseball 23 Football 43 Class Play 3g Band 1, 25 Latin Choir 1, 2g Hi Y 3. 4, Biology Club 1, 2, L Hi News 45 Thes- pians 3, 4, Class Officer 1. Tgafalffff 714751 WL EUGENE STAAI-iii! The Jun ret, hut ret not his hope. Biology Club 13 FBLA 3, Class Officer 43 Track 1. WILBUR STANDRIFF Looks the whole world in the fare For he owe! not any man. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 5. 4g Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Bio- logy Club 1, 2, Class Play 33 Thespians 3, 4, Hi Y 2, 3, 4. Qlflfiill XVILLIAM STEVENS In men ufhom men rondemn as ill I find Jo mnrh of goodnen still. f ' , , 1 , i ' .4 .1-. L - 'ng 1 J, . 3' wi is JBA! X - lf' Q'-,iv ROBERT TAYLOR I arrepl reality and dare not queilion il. li If -C1 JACQUELI H4 The fulure I may fare J-L Now I have proved lhe parl. GAA 1, 2, 5, 43 Latin Choir 1, 23 Dramatics 1, 23 Thespians 3, 4g Honor Group 1. 2, 33 Biology Club 23 Class Play 3: Annual Staff 3, 43 L Hi News 3, 4. U ll n 5.1. JACK TREMA1N Then I raid, I rovel Iruthf' tidal' 'sl' BETTY TURNER I am Jalixfied-I ree, danre, laugh, and Jing. Transferred from Aurora 33 GAA 3, 4. r u' , .ful I . 75- 5- 1-4' , 3, ,Q THOMAS TAYLOR I exif! df I am, that ir enough. Football 2, 43 Lettermen's Club 4 MARILYN TODD Laugh and the world laugh: with you. Honor Group 23 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri Hi Y 1, 2, 3, 4. LOUIS TSCHAENN A man before myfelf-Iypiral he- fore all. Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Biology Club 1, 2g Dramatics 13 Class Play 33 Latin Choir 1, 2. Xfww JOHN V1NsoN I rount thi: lo he grandly true: That a noble deed ir a .rtep to- ward: God. Football 33 L Hi News 43 Hi Y 4. Vid-Aw Uv-sw THOMAS WALTIER llnheu if look: like all ix izp, Keep a' goi11'. Student Manager 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Officer 1. 3, 4g Hi Y 2, 3. 45 Biology Club 2. ., ,U DOUGLAS YOUNG Indulgenl liilezzer um be. g.4jaL4,4w ,May ff GEORGE WEAMIRE I to manhood am Jo arrived I0 near. Biology lg Latin Choir 1. First row, left to right: L. Stewart, J. Ratliff, B. McLeaster, R. Boese, R. Ogle. Second row: A Priem, M. Dober, L. Liddle, D. Oelker, R. Stoneking. Third row: G. Brush, P. Kennedy, L. Vlfillen C. Beckett. Classified as the Short Story, we find the JUNIORS. This class has proven and dis- proven its name by its many activities. Along with selling pencils, cokes, candy, and other miscellaneous articles, the juniors produced the stage hit A Date With Judy , clarifying the acting abilities of the class members. The ultimate goal was achieved when this class presented to the Seniors the junior-Senior Prom. With such a goodly share of ambition and the eager zest for participation, this class moves toward leadership as Seniors. First row, left to right: M. Brady, R. Kern, A. Riggleman, M. Gaukel, M. McCool, S. Eubank, M. Hornbach, A. Ncwhouse. Second row: P. Ake, N. Yates, P. Jordan, C. Knippenberg, P. Ashbrook, M. Brauer, C. Hill. Third row: W. Oelker, W. Henderson, j, Hillman, R. Carter, J. Seibert, J. Ward. First row, left to right: H. Kolb, L. Unger, P. Thomas, M. Lovio, M. Reamer, R. Taylor, S. Lacey R. Combs. Second row: A. Hall, M. Kippler, M. Rogers, R. Schmarr, J. Knue, W. Grace, J. Bruns XV. jones. Third row: J. Kaiser, R. Spencer, W. Neal, G. Gilb, K. Weber, N. Kinnett, W, Green -1 ' , ,EEK First row, left to right: W. Reynolds, N. Pfeifer, P. Clark, N. Sartin, M. Craven, A. XX'illen, B. McMullen, R. Craigmile. Second row: P. Rahe, S. Noppert, J. Mahler, E. Adkins, N. McAllister, j. Wittrock, R. Fitch. Third row: L. Lipscomb, R. Kerr, XV. Stephenson, F. Korn, G. Stone-king, L. Uhlman, W. Snyder, R. Christian. . me -f -Y ' First row, left to right: P, jones, J. Richard, B. Culbertson, S. I-rankel, S. Lawrence, C, Horn. Sec ond row: J. Brunner, K. McCool, E. Snow, J. Davis, J. Mosier. Third row: L. Bitner, j. Seals, Those who like thrilling episodes would be greatly interested in the SOPHOMORE class since it is the Mystery section of our book. The popularity of a mystery is due to the suspense and thrilling climax. The Sophomores are soon to be relieved of the sus- pense and reach the climax by leaving the lower ranks and becoming upper classmen. It would take no detective to discover the good qualities of this class for it has proven itself competent in the activities of L.C.H.S. First row, left to right: W. Palmer, D. Faye, C. Weamire, B. McLaughlin, R. Sams, R. Heitman. Second row: J. McLeaster, A. Hatfield, D. Banschbach, B. Palmer, L. Ammons, 1. McAdams, B. Oelze. Third row: G. Hurd, M. Kottas, H. Oelker, L. Schnebelt, D. Heppler. First row, left to right: R. Sullivan, S. Cummins, M. Knippenberg, M. Love, K. Claibourn, G. Lacey, B. Brookbank. Second row: D. Skinner, A. johnson, P. Bennett, B. Eagle, R. Hartman, V. Mitchell, K. Tschaenn. Third row: K. Dennis, W. Wildriclge, B. Wullner, C. Gleason, C. Tremain, J. Vinson, A. Clark. f 'x x f I g First row, left to right: j. Huff, M. Stoneking. M. Armbruster, E. Zinser, E. Theis, M. Whitaker J. Hisgen. Second row: j. Seekatz, R. Smith, G. Metz, S. Matson, K. Klingelhoffer, R. Scholle Third row: A. Weber, B. Bertline, R, Young, J. McFarland, R. Riley, R. Gompf, j. Ryan. as FRESHMEN In our volume of literature we find in the Poetry section none other than the FRESH- MEN. Each individual may not have a poem of his own, but as a whole they were en- couraged by this philosophy: Lire! of great men all remind as We can make our liver sublime: Ami, aleparting, leazfe laelrifzd as FO0IlI71'f71fJ 072 llae Jafzdr of lime. -LONGFELLOW The Freshies entered our portals on September 5 with the light of courage in their eyes. Clt takes courage to cope with a bunch of upperclassmen for the first time.j For all their greenness, the Freshmen showed promise in the fields of athletics, music, and scholarship. 'K f - . . First row, left to right: M. Keller, D. Burrows, J. Peasley, S. Runyan, J. Cavanaugh, S. Pribble, P Priem, R. Beckett, D. Kyle, L. Edwards. Second row: R. Fowler, P. Todd, j. Dinwiddie, J. Hoo ten, j. Christian, K. Fairchild, B. Moreillon, F. Deck, F. Kopecky. Third row: G. Tonne, R. War burton, E. Brunner. S. Klepper, K. Gilb, L. Carr, I.. Rullman, j. Kinnett, V. Gulley, D. Burress. First row, left to right: W. Romines, A. Combs, W. Green, J. Craft, S. Ross, M, Miller, B. Shearer, J. Koffenberg, J. Krinop. Second row: R. Lacey. W. Pyles, L. Forbes, 1. Ogle, F. I-Ioldcraft, M. Stutz- man, M. Craven, M. Hall, J. Knue. Third row: T. May, W. Wallace, D. Creech, B. Appiarius, J Roush, J. Conrad, D. Glenn, B. Short. SM - : is Q -52 ig Aix j rig'-m izllllk 9 sz. I 1- lf First row, left to right: R. Posey, Y. Lower, S. Downs, M. Miller C. Gompf, J. Morling, M. Ben nett, A. Young, J. jenkins, S. Clziibourn. Second row: . aritos, . Stahl, L. Zernach, K. Liddle S. Cassidy, S. Tebbs, J. Boese, J. Knippenberg, R. Richards. Third row: W. French, W. Laird, B Mossman, S. Seymour, J. Stoneking, J. Vogel, S. Schnetzer, M. Rogers, G. Childers, P. Lamping. f . 1 .41 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Andre Priem, Ruth Fitch, Barbara Left to right: Wayiie Wildridge, Kenneth Dennis McMullen. Kenneth Tschaenn, Gail Metz. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Ronald Posey, Wil- liam French, Joyce Dinwicldie, Betty Shearer. JUNIOR STAND FOOTBALL QUEEN Left to right: I-I. Kolb, L. Ashcraft, R. Combs, M. Left to right: E. P. Henderson, L. Carr, Queen W Craven, P. Clark, D. Oelker, Grieve, B. McLeaster. Meyer, P. Bennett, J. Seibert. qt -M1 nv A New 9951 . Wflywz the Graaf Reforder fomey To uwite fzguimz' your Hume, He uvfifef not that you won or loft Bu! boa' you played the game. TENNYSON BUD BATEMAN Af.ffll.lI1l Cmzrff PAT O'NEll.I. Cmlflv RUDY LACEY and FD ADKINS M.umger.i First row, left to right: A. Tonnc, D. Glenn, P. Todd, XV. Wiillnc1', K. Tmlicunn, R. Posey. -I. Knuc, R. Christian, G. Childers. R. Wairhiirtmwn, C. Gleason. Sumnd row: G. Bgitcmgin, C, lnvvsun, D. Smlimnrr, W. Gilb. A. Prism, F. Korn, G. Brush. K. Dennis, T. Taylor, L. Wfillcn. A. Clark, A. Webur, R. Sullivan. P. O'Ncill. E. Adkins. u 6 Q ' o f T ' I S532 ' nf p QE?- I , Ll 2125255552 Offensive Platoon Defensive Platoon o , .P - ldtfni 1 2 .- ll B ll 1 .- l'l ll.................................,..........I SID JOHNNY KNUE PERRY TODD A3 ,QU 'w,..J!,ww. V5Q I BILLY WULLNER Bos WARBURTON BILL GLLB - rx , x A , F' ' mix we X K QW - 4? I Q, it . in A yy 1 N - H, Q Q, . 1' - -' -'14 1 sg A A 'Li '3?Qib.w.ff wa ' , . g nf, N-fm. Q 4, ,wr X H MM f 7 nf -W x. .,. 'V ' , f 'V' . . . A A I L , , W, , A ..!. M W K Q J. . U . I ., ,, ,NM . .5 ,A D W - SP QW' V g I N we is S fm 1 lsxxa-vm.. , . M .- -W, 1 . zz, , .A . 'fav , .V , Hx , V my f f, V , 'Pf . f 'L L 'f iff, . V , W 41 Wi ' ,A-4 :'f'f ' ' ., -1 1, 'T 1 ' -1 JN H f LVWQAW' f 7' Q ,ff 1' new um f- f iw.,-gf ,,, gs. Q , , igpfyry., w ,saiw 4 , Q, V' - A !?'fL '1 ? if-Y - 2.34, -ya, v', W' K' ', . uv 6 ff Tgfgf Q M944 Uwlyflew ff If 1 I . CHARLES GLEASON I' r I ' I , I. 45,41 O 1' 1 11, ' ' fY n -'I fx. KENNETH DENNIS LARRY WILLEN CARLTON LAWSON FRED KORN TOM TAYLOR A ff' . rg A my Q .rg fm by 5 P k ff 5 W f f, K, 'X gy fQQw'f-M, P 1 - T, fz N ,fm A .3359 ' Y FIRST TEAM VUANITA MEYER CECILIA DENNIS .JUDY HISGEN CHEER LEADERS SECOND TEAM NANCY PFEIFER WAYNE NEAL SHIRLEY LAWRENCE ' .ff First row, left to right: R. Christian, J. Knue, R. Kerr, L. Willen, W. Wullner. Second row: Krinop, F. Korn, K. Dennis, C. Beckett, A. Priem, W. Standriff, G. Bateman. l,,, ff fig' if W m P 5 ii BASKETBALL WILLIAM WULLNER WILBUR STANDRI FF will 'f0,wZLvufl- ff ELM KENNETH DENNIS FRED KORN 1 SECOND TEAM f . If 1' I , -' , ' x '. . , ' r 1 1 1 , , , r First row, left to right: P. Todd, K. Tschaenn, W. Romines, D. Barrows, L. Zernach L, Edwards, R. Brookbank. Second row: P. O'Neill, J. Vinson, C. Gleason, W. Wil dridge, H. Hood, W. Wullner, D. Glenn, W. French, Krinop. 4 YAYAY Y V, y v lagtgllvjll ,Am 04 K ' 942' Q G 'Q S W0 jf S fi ' Q rgwwg f:':Lg,1,'g ,, 1. ini w .Q .Q Wm T , 550 Q! ,fu An... wfftvfifl i I A-fx. .Ks S0 let ity he like rrtiimmerf who grin and lift their lezyx ' Arid kick their heelf at heaven et httrzelretl happy wezyf, Sky-lezrking clown the eltzyf! BURTON 'H1 'l'Hx1s L., i . .54 1-nam 0 35575557 wfhe TIGER BAND, under the direction of Mr. Baldwin, has developed into one of the best bands in Indiana. To prove this it took top honors in the Indiana State Marching Contest of 1951 at Cannelton, Indiana. In this contest, it was awarded the highest rating of any band in the history of Indiana. The band has displayed its talents at Aurora, Brookville, and Indianapolis in dif- ferent parades and contests. It also played for civic functions and at home football and basketball games. Left to right: N. Sartin, J Miller, L. Stamper. C. Hill -l. Davis, M. Knippenberg j. Vogel, N. McAllister W. jones, J. Wittrock, S Frankel, M. Stone-king, K Klingelhoffer, W. Laird, W. Romines, A. Hatfield, F. Deck, W. Grace. - v a Left to right: E. Stephens S. Matson, S. Eubank, M I-Iornbach, N. Pfeifer, j Seekatz, G. Gilb, R. Bur ress, S. Ross, S. Schnetzer E. Adkins, L. Zernach, .I Conrad, J. Ward, S. Clai bourn, R. Kern, P. Lamp ing, G. Lacey. y Left to right: J. Huff, P. Harritos, W. Neal, A. Newhouse, N. Kinnett, J. Knne, M. Gaukel, L. Tsc- haenn, B. Culbertson, M. Whitaker, G. Metz, P. Rahe. I2-.A Left to right: M. Brauer, P. Caldwell, S. Klepper, S. If Lacey, R. H33SC,,MtwM,illQfV W. Snyder, E. Zinser, R. Young, J. Koffenberg, M. Craven, Y. Lower. Left to right: Wib Stand- riff, Drum Major, Cecilia Dennis, Shirley Lawrence, Susan Downs, Carol Metz, Anna Lou johnson. dent, Jackie Theis, Vice President, B. Eagle, Treasurer. Left to right: Miss Faust, M. Todd, Secretary, K. Claibourn, Presi- Under the leadership of Miss Faust, the GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION has been one of the most active organizations of L.C.H.S. The G.A.A. has as its goal the better- ment of its members in different sports, physical fitness, and sportsmanship. Among other things, the members sold Christmas cards and sponsored a dance to expand the treasury funds needed to buy the awards and pay for parties. Through an intricate point System, the girls can earn a G.A.A. pin, a school let- ter, a trophy, and a school sweater. l First row, left to right: L. Rullman, R. Beckett, J. Richard, D. Creech, J. Craft. Second row: K. Klingelhoffer, E. Theis, S. Matson, B. Culbertson, M. Gaukel, N. Sartin. Third row: S. Frankel, M. XVhitacl-ter, G. Metz, E. Zinser, L. Stamper, P. Clark. Fourth row: A. Johnson, P. Turner, A. Young, R. Fitrh, E. Stephens. First row, left to right: C. Gompf, S. Runyan, J. Peasley, -I. Hooten. Second row: K. Liddle, K Claibourn, A. Willen, V. Mitchell, P, Thomas, M. Todd. Third rowi J. Vogel, -I. Boese, -I. Seekatz NW. Rogers, S. Seymour, K. Cluibourn, R. Hartman. Fourth rowi Theis, S. Lawrence, C. Hill B. McMullen, S. Kinzer, M. Craven, B. Eagle. The various activities that the G.A.A. members participate in are softball, volley ball basketball, indoor baseball, dancing, tennis, hiking, biking. bowling, badminton, games and exercises. Clockwise: P. Ashbrook. D. Banschbach, P. Rahe, N. Pfeifer, J. Ogle. B. Appiarius, B. Oelze, M iller. S. Schnetzer, B. Shearer, S. Cassidy, S. Lacey, M. Reamer, R. Taylor, XV. Grace, S. Downs. Y. Lower, R. Lawson, B. Mossman, D.'Faye, P. jordan, K. Gilb, S. Klepper, J. Dinwicldie, M Brauer. , W fxN,,, xl The HI-Y, under the leadership of Mr. Rumble, is organized each year for the purpose of Creating, maintaining and extending through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character . Left to right: W. Wildridge, J. Vinson, A. D. Cook, W. Standriff. First row, left to right: J. Mahler, R. I-Ieitman, J. McLeaster, D. Young, W. Wildriclge, T. Walter, J. Vinson, W. Stephenson, W. Wullner, G. Childers. Second row: A. D. Cook, R. Gompf, W. O'Neal, W. Stanclriff, C. Gleason, C. Seymour, J. Boese, P. Todd, R. Posey. Third row: R. Fox, G. Hurd, G. Butler, J. Tremain, D. Smith, B. Brookbank, G. Brush, K. Tschaenn, G. Stoneking. Fourth row: Mr. Rumble, E. Dolan, W. Gilb, J. Vinson, J. McFarland, D. Schmarr, D. Nehls. The TRI-HI-Y, a national society for girls, is under the able leader- ship of Miss Vivian Jeffers. A religious organization, it's pur- pose is to Create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the school and community, high standards of Chris- tian character . True to its purpose, the club this year played Santa Claus to a needy family of the community, and as in preceding years, decorated the 1 school in a highly festive fashion at Christmas. .Left to right: C. Metz, S. Lacey, Y. Runyan, R. Haase, J. Miller, R. Schrnarr. THX? MH sl? First row, left to right: M. Love, B. Eagle, K. Claibourn, R. Hartman, J. Davis, K, Klingelhoffer, A. johnson, S. Matson, M. Whitaker, B. Culbertson, j. Seekatz. Second row: B. McLaughlin, P. Ake, A. Riggleman, N. Yates, S. Frankel, S. Lawrence, S. Seymour. C. Gompf. B. Mossman. ,l. Childers, V. Mitchell, P. Thomas, M. Todd. Third row: M. Knippenberg, K. Claibourn, P. Ash- brook, P. Caldwell, C. Metz, J. Miller, R. Haase, Y. Runyan, S. Lacey, R. Schmarr, P. Priem, S. Pribble. EEHMEE Sherry Barnes Edirol'-211-Chief ACTIVITIES-Y. Runyan, Theis SPORTS-W. Standriff, W. Gilb CLASSES-J. Hisgen, K. Claibourn COPY-C. Dennis, S. Kinzer E. Stcphcns Cir1'11l.1lifu1 Mazmger mf r. Ezra THE BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: P. Rahe, N. Pfeifer, M. Lovio, W. Snyder, P. Clark. THE EDITORIAL STAFF Left to right: Wittrock, N. McAllister, J. Seibert, R. Fitch, W. Henderson, B. Mc- Mullen, C. Hill, A. Willen, M. Brauer, N. Sartin. 35th Y -An December 4 1 N511 .- - -nl 'EHS CH Mr. Vollandg head oi the S0612 Xscience Department, has aDn0uD9' -fn lass that plans for the 1952- Washn non-New York trip are now bel LEFT TO RIGHT- 1-we La-me: POW, J Th ' First Monday, A seco 919, S B nc. s. 1.5 D Sud ro 3 Y R. arnee. :re on Sn! Chmarr L' unyan, I. m. ' ' Unger. Passenger Chesapeal' . accompal repo tn xnovxe aboun un s found on the TBI- Ohio mm-, umm, W xch lS located on the pany on the enufe tmp. mafeffulxy contt0l1in8 r u arm Rwer very neat' here- While ln W eghlngtoni? hen desltm 10 mcmnay wxll Wawu i he cligglngs of 3959 Wm WSU' me. U' W 0' C C ass 5 were shown and the Prxntxng and Y?-ngfavlfxg' s m ul opgllltlo ted a ini 155 c amaedsncs of me in. Amerlcan Union Builelmg, a . - - ' will dxans Oi this localxty were polnted grtgisegrnggplfarm. and fb ,nnvie me They will also tour th' ' Museum. the Archives tdaghingmn n llomr glikg we have mme brains HU semen f nn. 1 I nil md Eva nine in 135 M VHP-- sgmrlcal eventsmgweri :fa -,Fda-'dom at r s o Airvoflf W W' ' l I on the Vl1'i0l15 mfietenf get -. - the OUSCNPUOY l :Zh mmelP05v WWW' C8 85 P ,ug M ty wg sd me blue YY rn- J LEFT roug EO EIGHT! F11-at mcg ' Bchaenn B N Sa ' 0 J. w1fft1'Ock' E rtill, 38601141 row: 'K' .cE01gn. Siaiinzqr. B H888-ibourn. Per, H ' 99, L, ' gilgizn. c..H?i?u0S, A' 0 I , Bah dl a vinaon. 9 . I -- fav ul IN -f . and on AFB B- 153 'U' halfldvllililgdim' IPM , jf!!! 5813499 of Off gp intl Q6 oem!! Unwind gd gli db Iliad MU and GUI!! L! ZLEFFEEJMEM First row, left to right: R. Fox, 1. McAdams, K. Tschaenn, J. Knue, C. Gleason, G. Butler, L, Wila len, W. Wullner. Second row: R. Warburton, J. Vinson, F. Korn, T. Taylor, K. Dennis, L. Bitner, T. Walter. Third row: D. Kuckenrider, W. Standriff, A. Clark, B. Gilb, A. Priem, G. Brush, D. Schmarr. One of the most coveted achievements in L.C.H.S. is the earning of an L , symbol of good sportsmanship in the field of athletics. Participation in a required number of games, genuine interest in fair competition, and earnest endeavor in any one sport, are requirements necessary for earning a letter. In recognition of those who have reached their goal, the LETTERMEN'S CLUB has been in existence for many years. This organization, under the sponsorship of our athletic directors, Mr. Bateman and Mr. O'Neill, is for the purpose of promoting good fellow- ship and fair play in the field of sports. As soon as a boy earns his letter, he is admitted to the clubf but in order to remain in good standing, his actions must at all times remain above reproach. The Lawrenceburg chapter of the FU- TURE FARMERS of AMERICA, a na- tional organization for high school stu- dents taking vocational agricultural, has been an active club since its organization five years ago. The motto of the chapter, is Learning to do, doing to earn, earning to live, and living to serve. During the past year they have spon- sored the Harvest Ball and painted the gym bleachers. Left to right: Gene Gompf, Carlton Lawson, Max Love, and Wil- liam Oelker. FFF? First row, left to right: W. Wildridge, W. Piles, M. Keller, B. Love, B. Brookbank. Second row: G. Gompf, D. Riley, C. Kopecki, R. Sullivan, S. Clark, R. Riley. Third row: R. Spencer, L. Stewart, B. Oelker, W. O'Neal, L. Schnebel, L. Ashcraft, R. Carter, J. Vinson. HIE Q . Left to right: G. Butler, M. Kipler, R. Gompf, j. Mahler. li' EV The BIOLOGY CLUB is organized each year by Miss Jeffers for those stu- dents interested in learning about and communing with Nature. This organiza- tion met twice a month, at which meetings they studied various forms of plant and animal life. Many of their laws and for- mulations are derived from the Audubon Society. First row, left to right: R. Gompf, G. Butler, J. Mahler. Second row: M. Dover, M. Kippler, K. Fairchild, L. Carr, B. Morellion, A. Riggleman, P. McAdams, B. Bode, R. Scholle. Third row: J. Mosier, V. Gulley, N. Yates, B. Appiarius. HEINZUIH EEUU X First row, left to right: Y. Runyan, N. Yates, B. Turner. Second row: R. Boese, M. Brady, S. Barnes, I. Seibert, C. Dennis, A. Cook. Third row: L. Unger, W. Grace, S. Eubank, N. Kinnet. Fourth row: M. Brauer, J. Ward, R. Haase, J. Miller, B. Bode, P. McAdams. Fifth row: N, McAllister, W. Neal, W. Reynolds, J. Wittrock, K. Claibourn, S. Kinzer, W. Meyer, J. Childers. The HONOR GROUP is a traditional institution at L.C.H.S. It is a goal which every student covets, and which is gained only through the sincere and honest efforts of the individual. To become a member of the Honor Group a student must make the Honor Roll at least once during the first semester. First row, left to right:R. Gompf, R. Scholle. Second row: 1. Dinwiddie, C. Gompf, P. Priem, S. Klepper. Third row: K. Claibourn, J. Davis, K. Klingelhoffer,tM. .iller . Downs, J. Kaffenburg. Fourth row: R. Hartman, V. Mitchell, S. Hirsch, M. Cravens, . Fairc id. FHES UFJIH EEUEUE if ll Left to right: Ruth I-Iaase, Yvonne Runyan, jane Miller, Miss Hert. The NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY, an organization made up of students who have partici- pated in dramatics, has enjoyed a very successful year under the spon- sorship of Miss Elizabeth Hert. The Society endeavors to stimu- late interest in dramatics and to cul- tivate dramatic skill. In February, a candle light initi- ation was held for fourteen new Thespians, who had earned mem- bership by participation in the jun- ior Class play, A Date With Judy- First row, left to right: D. Schmarr, W. Standriff, E. Dolan, A. Cook. Second row: C. Dennis, P. Caldwell, C. Metz, J. Hisgen, L. Stamper, J. Theis, I. Clai- bourn, S. Barnes. First row, left to right:W. Neal, N. Pfeifer, L. Unger, 1. Ward. Second row: C. Beckett, P. Rahe, M. Gaukel, R. Fitch, B. Henderson, P. Ashbrook, N. McAl- lister, S. Noppert, M. Reamer, W. Reynolds. Ml 'WM 5657006513 Zin? Each Christmas the first and second year Latin students march through the halls, impressively robed and bearing lighted candles, and singing in Latin the traditional carols. Leo J. Seitz Agency INSURANCE REAL ESTATE SURETY BONDS Lawrenceburg Indiana 5-,952-6566-QFZ Eaggyai Tl QE CO. I5 E- HIGH STREET COMPLETE FOOD MARKET LaW'enCebU'9- Indiana Fresh Meafs and Groceries Phone l56 IDEAL DRLG STORE Telephone 304 Corner WaInu+ and Cen+er S+ree+s LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA Eubank's A 8. N STANDARD SERVICE SURPLUS STORE Third and Walnui' Sfreefs 9 E. 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There is a difference belween a REALTOR and a Real Esfale Agenl: In Ihe lirsl' place, a REALTOR is a member of lhe Soufheaslern Indiana Board. When you engage his services, your proper+y is placed wi'l'h all REALTORS if you so desire. ln olher words all REALTORS will have an oppor+uni+y 'ro sell your properly and your odds 'For a quick sale are greaHy increased. Remember fhe word REALTOR, if assures you of a properly handled fransaclion. WHEN BUYING OR SELLING CALL A REALTOR Zzcfieaifgfm gm 646 DEARBORN - OHIO - RIPLEY - SWITZERLAND - COUNTIES The Soulheaslern Indiana Board is a member of 'rhe Nalional Associalion of Real Eslale Boards, and he is bound by a code of efhics lo conducl' his business in an elhical and businesslike manner. Always call a REALTOR for efficienl' service. 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