Leavenworth High School - Wyandotte Yearbook (Leavenworth, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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In years after - May we remember each other and what we did together CONTENT Administration Seniors Juniors Freshmen Grades Activities Athletics Advertising ilirfdiun A We, the Senior Class of 1957, dedicate this edition of THE WYANDOTTE td our frle coac our gratitude and wish ,all the very best tha life can offer I I , - ' 1 and teacher, M . Jack ,lhSh. We he eby exten . Y ' 1 ra I x K We Parents, Teachers, all oufdriends: I am glad to welcome you tonight. Our graduating exeriges would be incomplete with- out your presence and our partyg from the school would be sad without your good wishes. ' A Philosopher was once asked what he thought boys should be taught. He simply replied HThOsehhings which they will use when men.H Tonight we have reached he end of four years of study. Ne have learned many of these thhgg, Although this may be the end of study for many of us, it isby no means the end of learn- ing. Ne know that the years aheadand the great school of expe- rience will add much to out store q'Pnowledge. Ne realize that making a HERE for ourselves--one that OUT grandchildren will be proud of is not easy come by. It is H job that will require all of our sQength and ambition. With the realization that we are still veryipung in heart and experience, with the knowledge that we mu-jifiok to God for the future, we trust that throughout our entjfiglive ,we shall rementer and practice the ideals of our schQ?!r?and?f ccording to OUP varied talents, do our best each day. ,Beef Wgifgge Of course, I do not dare promL5fifEE that we will do well. Ne cannot tell that yet. No one C 'qiesure how things are going to turn, even when he himself hasr 1f Ed them. But I do promiSe you, on behalf of every one oft iffyblass, that we will do our very best, to make YOU glad yo I ahg, F a ,V 'J'.:3.y-+ ,rg Q, Tonight we are successfufggghus far, and since eUCC9SS is never half so sweet as whggh fmed with others, we wish you to join in our happiness and mgkgiof your celebration, too. Speaking ingEQ31,I?'of ,. . my classmates, the Seniors of l957, I bid you welyf NVQ, Ly you be as glad as we are that you came. ,. ' Y' ct Qiii'i5,rl Nancy Ruth Laswell, xg, - r W SALUTAWRIAN August September September September September September October October October October October November November November December January Januarv February February February April Ma May 1956 22 2 3 21 Jan 2 School Calendar Preliminary Day School Began Senior Skating Party Initiated Freshmen Junior Skating Party Mr Esarey's Birthday Freshman Skating Party Miss Bosley's Birthday Senior Dance Sophomore Skating Party Teacher's Association Junior Play Football Game at I U Thanksgiving Vacation Christmas Vacation County Tourney at Milltown First Semester Ends Mrs Harvey's Birthday Sectional at New Albany Mr Nash's Birthday Mr Co1e's Birthday Baccalaureate Commencement -'57 27 M 12 24 26 29 . 8 18 19 22 25-26 1-2 3 O O 3-N , 11 22 a 27 S 28 . 21 . . y 19 22 June ll Mr. Minster's Birthday m vt PRI CIPAL MESSAGE 1 '- F! ' In extending my congratulations and best wishes of 1957, may I remind you that you have made start There is much yet to be done before your is completed You have made an important advance to maturity yet many v1t31 decisions must be made Clas good tion road to the only a educa on the by you Ln the immediate future Your education so far h been of a general nature intended to make you a parti ipating citizen in a democratic society The store of knowle ge that you have accumulated will be of little u e to you if you have not acquired the ability to think and reason for yourself In a world that at time may seem complicated and even confusing, there is a need for clear and rational thinking Use your abilities to the greatest possible advantage in meeting the abilities you possess many problems that surely must come your way Try to become the best person you possibly can with the 9 ' L . . K 'R Rf 1 2 n ' A Q 16. I - e - F . 31, , A-, 'kk' f 1 --..........-.........,,-, ,, , f , ..,........- .,., f S S U Q 1 . , . - o Q Q as f. L Q C L ' l S - I .- I - - . Q30 A G06 'X Mr. Robert C. Esarey 9 Principal , Nellie Harvey Ruth Bosley Commerce Home Ec. d Phys. Ed James L. Cole Donald Minster Jack Nash Mathematics English 8 History Coach 8 History O0 E M C . --1-ff Xjtp K- 1 Wayne Mason Seventh 8 Eighth ft bi 1 xQ!Q!Q13 ii ff' Sf Noble Bernardi Grace Summers Fifth A Sixth First A' if--uv? 'MQW Jennlngs Dean Dorthy Conder Fourth A Flfth Second A Third LJ Q g:,A f ,af Q -' 'Q f e.' ' :bl 1 Q nk ,Nh ilib Claude Byerly Elm Faulfc nbumz keep e'n Jerry Riddle Chester Ea on Marvin Cond r H rdis Conder Otis Sprinkle Emile Sauerheb r rollmq What s U Cookmg? MPS- Lula Hilgert, Mrs. 1118 Mason, and Mrs. Dee Yates ' - - Keep it clean Mr. Emile Sauerheber, Custodian ,+C I U K .. YI V V Q fp J QV .. . - Mr. er' ie V - i' ' Mrc ' 9 Mr, Q Mr. Mr, e ' MF. 9 'L' 1 . X' . . 9 f ' . , X X is ,V 1 ff X X f CAFL MQCGY when there is mischief brewing ---- he is doing the stirring. HDYCMNUW Ain't Love Grand! ,,,..--1 if 21.3 NANCY LQSWELL Men may come and men may go, hut the world goes on forever. JIM ROLL The greatest pleasure of life is love. SUE SCHULZ It pays to be good be cause I tried it once ROBQRT PARH Love them but don leave them BEPDIW UILKINS Chattering away and giggling too, when you are around Berdie you can't be blae SALLY BLATLLY Let u b- seen by our deeds CONT I K1 IFN H r heart i like a trolly, always room for one more CAPL AUQFIN He's a smart guy but he has a hard t me convincing anyone RONTIL MIX All that he's learned, he's forpotten, and all that he knows, hes guessed Ah len! what mould the wolld do without them DARL Nb DILLNAN Love and you shall be loved dh b Q bpm N Beware' She might yet do something sense tional 'USQELL Y TLS orry little, study 1 ss, th t's his idea, of hapriw ff l W 1 ,, . l 'lR4a?1, Luo H ... 4 v O ' L O I I .1 It ' YI' A. .x JOYCE TUCKLE 'L' 1 Q 3 , ' . , , .ess. E W . ' O D LEO LAVIN LORETTA KELLUM Her friends are many, her foes are there any? PATSY BOWMAN My care is for the fu ture JANIS LEVELL LEON LANDERS Drifting not rowing Act well YOU-1' Part- Not Lost---Misplaced MARVIN COLEMAN His eyes spell mis chieh his smiles snell Hi' we all like him he's one swell guy EDITH BYE Hake haste slowly HELEN SPENCER Small in stature, but big in heart SUE WAGGONER There is no why with out a because WAYNE ALCORN It is better to remain silent and be consid ered a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt , . if I . f ' ' X ,, A' FL 4' Q V I . Zmiilz , , . U ' 3 . . o , -,XA , 0 HOW WE LOCKED THEN ,Eb had X,ou2Zw .Jlu-,J C09vfu.!f JL-GU Huw 'IWW July Can df Hcflfw :wg-21 fc-rua:-L Ex wr- Q Q 2 U-r 1 , - :J ' 'U , - .5 s , 2. , xx l f ll ii 2- . . - N -, , - Jnffv I . it . TAN' AA 'A V, A- Q 1 N I . 5 37 -Q Senior Histor In August, 1953, there were 27 ureen Freshmen who enrolled at H Our class officers were President Carl McCoy, Vice Pre ident Sue S hulz, Secretary Eerdie V11 ins, Treasurer Farlene Dillnar ve were sorrv to lose Delpbia Shelton, Earl Jackson, Eugene Lutz, and charles Tyrch durirg the ye r, but were glad to welcome Joxce Tucker to our class We chose Mrs Farvey as our sponsor In August, l95N, we returned as Silly Sophomores Our class officers were President Jim Roll, Vice President Janis Levell, Secretary Berdte Jilkins Treasurer Darlene Dillman We were sorry to lose Jurlor Byrd, Howard dells, James Dunn, and Don Saltsgaver We were glad to welcome Margie Allison and Julian Sacksteder into our class, but were sorry to lose them a few months later We chose Mrs Harvey as our sponsor In August, 1955, we g thered togetrer as Jolly Juniors Our class of lcers were President Berdie Nil'1ns Vice President Jo ce Tucker, Secretary hancy Laswell, Treasurer Sue Schulz Ne were sorrv to lose Jeldon McClure and James Howerton de were glad to welcome Judy Chanley into our class ve ckose Miss Boslev as our soonsor In August, 1956, we assembled together as Digrified Seniors Our class officers were President earl Austin, Vice President Jim doll, SecretBTy Sue Schwlz, Treasurer Nancy Laswell e were sorrv to lose Fddie Riddle and James Johnson during the vear We chose Mr Fs rev as our sponsor Fditr Bve Author PROPHECY I had been in Combat training ever since my lQth birthday, a a iet pilot, in 1959, that wa ll years ago The Captian told me I should have a furlough for four weeks I decided to spend a week with my daughter, wayne Sue, and my hu band in Indianapolis Afterward I would pend the re t of the vacation trying to locate my old classmates from de r old Leavenworth Hi As I landed at the Leavenworth Airport, I topped very close to someone who was cleaning the landing strip It was none other than Carl McCoy He said he had been cleaning streets and landing strips for some years now and he hadn't been hit by an automobile or airplane I thought uIt's a wonder H I asked him if he knew where any of our old cla smate were hibernating? He said he knew where one was doing Ju t that, Leon Landers, and if I would ask him he was another Rip Van winkle I learned as I talked to him that Berdie Wilkins had ju t married nDennis the Menace' and they were on their honeymoon in las Vegas Patsy Bowman was still keeping house in Beechwood for Harold I hailed a taxi to take me to the busy part of town I thought I recognized the driver and I did' It was Leo Lavin The cat eye glasses wa what threw me off He told me he could afford any type glasses with all the money he was making as a Hot Rod Racer in his spare time He took me to the famous Alcorn A Spencer Studios I learned that Wayne Alcorn had another nHound Dogn voice and what they thought their be t sel er was Wayne said it was his song You Ain't Nothing but an Alley Cat,' and Helen would do her dance, nJitterbug Cat walk,' to it I told them good by and I decided I would eat I walked into the first re taurant I came to, which was Mexican The wait ress that waited on me was Edith Bye She told me she had been working here for seven years and that there would be entertainment later on A spotlight was flashed and out walked an announcer who announced that the first number would be a dance done by 'Barbara the Girl with the Cha, Cha'M I was Very much surprised to see Barbara Eaton step out As I talked with her later, I asked where her old pal Josce Tucker was She said she was away on a tour with the company which she worker for as a Nylon Stocking Model We said good by and I left with a sorrowing heart that we would have to part so soon As I was walking down the street, I came to a Gambling Casino which bore the name Ron Mau s Gambling Casino ' I thought maybe it could be my classmate Ronald Maurice Mix, and it was' He told me he was responsible for his old pal Carl Austin being sentenced to six months in the Leavenworth Prison at Leaven worth, Kansas He said he was going to fly out there and see what he could do I told him I would fly him out in the morning at 6 OO sharp Ronnie was a little late as usual, we left Leavenworth at 8 30 when we reached Leavenworth, Kansas, he went on to the Prison and I went to see the New Hospital that had been built recently As I walked into the Father's waiting room, I bumped into Robert Parr It seemed that he was very nervous at the time and all of a sudden I realized it' Robert was expecting, rather Mae was' He told me Mae wanted a girl but he wanted a boy He said Mae usually got her way As we were talking, he told me that an hour ago Connie Clutinger, the former Connie Knight, had just given birth to red headed twins I was not able to see her because she and Edward were having a family reunion at that time I told Robert to say Hello for me and I said Good by to him. They were having a circus that night so I decided to stay and see it. I heard a man shouting nStep right up and see the strongest man in the world, Hercules.' As I walked closer, I saw it was Marvin Coleman. He was as much surprised to see me as I was him. He told me there were some more old friends in this circus, too. Russell Yates was supposed to be an Eskimo from Anartic. Marvin made me promise I wouldn't tell on Russell. He informed me that Jim Roll and Sue waggoner had teamed up as Bronco Busters for the Rodeo. He said that they hadn't got married yet, but every time a horse threw one of them, the other one was always asking the other to forgive him. I told Marvin Good-by and that I hoped he would bring the circus to Indianapolis sometime. I became hungry for some ice cream. when I stopped at an ice cream stand, someone told me she would taste the ice cream and the kind that tasted the best she would give to me. It was no one but Sally Beasley. She told me that she loved ice cream. I talked with her and found out that Judy Chanley worked for the Blub Tub Bath Tub COMPSDY as a Bath Tub Model. Sally told me that she always wears a bathing suit Loretta Kellum worked for the same company as a , S . . . s s s H- s s . U s . ' . 0 sf 0 ' . ' S that Helen spencer would jltterbug while he was singing. I asked Wayne and Helen S . ll I V ' N ll I 0 PROPHECY Ccontinuedj Private Secretary. Both girls were making good money. Sally told me that Da?- lene Dillman swims the English Channel every week for good posture. She told me, too, that Nancy Laswell after being an old maid for 13 years was about to hook Donnie Hollen and that Janis Level was still attending college at Indiana State Teachers 'College to be an actor in Hollywood. I left Sally with the prom- ise that she would come to see me on my next furlough. After two days traveling, I headed back wearily for Ind18P6DOliS to spend the rest of my vacation with my daufnter and my husband, Wayne Goldman. Sue Schulz, Prophecier fPl'.I'l'l lllIIbill0II.' Gazing into the seniors minds, wg have discovered that each would like-- Darlene Dillman - To be a Christmas present Wayne Alcorn - To spend twenty years in the Navy. Leo Levin - To graduate from college. Sally Beasley - To be more like Jesus. Barbara Eaton - To be a private secretary. Patsy Bowman - To make a career out of Home Economics. Loretta Kellum - To get a job and make a million. Sue Schulz - To be a jet pilot. Nancy Laswell - To be a lady bullfighter. Judy Chanley - To be a great singing star. Berdie Wilkins - To be a contestant in I've Got a Secret. Edith Bye - To marry Elvis Presley. Helen Spencer - To marry a millionaire. Sue Waggoner - To sing Tutti Frutti with Pat Boone. Janis Levell - To become a history professor. Carl Austin - To run a body shop. Carl McCoy - To get out of school. Marvin Coleman - To become a general in the Navy. Jim Roll - To become president. Russell Yates - To be a buddy of Ronnie's. Ronnie Mix - To do nothing. Robert Parr - To beat Fngllsh in basketball. Leon Landers - To sleep all day. 't Connie Knight - To be an airline hostess. 7 Joyce Tucker - To be a soup taster. QQED Helen Spencer, Author U 'Ll l 7 . -Si lt' .R-3 A lf- f j 5. ff f ,le .yggj I, V tk ff ffm QI 4 ' E l0R CLASS WILL I, Wayne Alcorn, will my vocabulary to Norman Lynch in yn , , D, hope that he will make good use of it. fu.-Sfg I. Carl Austin, will my love for Milltown girls to Ron ,,f7 yy? Stephenson, I've had my pick. ' I l,aVTf I, Sally Beasley, will my skill at horseshoe pitching N ,g5f 7 to Mr. Esarey, may it help him to be a great star. -f' f4??e I, Patsy Bowman, will my rings to Betty Eaton in hopes that she likes diamonds. I, Edith Bye, will my long hair to Iona Puller, may she wear it in style. I, Judy Chanley, will my ability to bite fingernails in government class to Frances Adamson to save pencils. I, Marvin Coleman, will my brown eyes to Donnie Parr, use only when looking at girls. f L Jo54'xg0 I, Darlene D111man, will my ability to catch a man to -I Nxkvjk .lx Donna Dean, good luck: I, Barbara Eaton, will my typing errors to Deanna Shoe- E55 maker with hope she will conquer them better than I did. lk XQX I, Loretta Kellum, will my ability to make friends to Bonnie Parr, after you find them keep them. I, Connie Knight, will my love for doing silly stunts to Sharon Brown, have fun. I, Leon Landers, having been here for four years need I, Nancy Laswell, will my art of getting in trouble to Q Janice Lutz, get with it. 'si s 'H 5! 'a- to keep everything I- have acquired. nl I X --5Li-iijiiE5Ne!- I, Leo Lavin, will my enjoyment for reading to Johnny Sharp, may he never have a dull moment. I, Janis Levell, will my love for the Republican Party to Lucy Pearson, may it always be remembered. I, Carl McCoy, will my peach picking skill to Albert Birkla, those Southern kind. I, Ronnie Mix, will my ability to gripe to Jack Voyles MURRAY providing he can find as many things to gripe about. vpRf4if, I, Robert Parr, will my ability as basketball captain to Donnie Pullenwider, may we win more Same! next year. I, Jim Roll, will nothing to nobody because I haven't got anybody to will anything to. I, Helen Spencer, will my shortness to Jack Nash in hope that he will will me some tallness in return. I, Sue Schulz, will my mischeviousness to Mr. Minster in hO that he will use it in the right way. I, Joyce Tucker, will my big mouth to Ruby Wright, never use in public. I, Berdie Wilkins, will my sense of humor to Janet Mason, ha! ha! I, Sue kaggoner, will my dimples to Mary Ann Jones, may she be teased also. I, Russell Yates, will my little freddies to Charles Carven may his be with the sides in. I, Mrs. Harvey, will all the hard work to the next typing teacher, I'm leaving. To the Janitor we leave all the broken coke bottles and candy papers. xt To the Cooks we leave all the dirty dishes and scraps. If I5 I of'7 classes To the Juniors we leave the plea ure of initiating the Freshmen we the Senior of 1957 being of sound mind do hereby sign this our last To 5 To To will and testament 7 Z,Qzf71ll:?L 4n,y1 CLASS FLOWER COLORS AND MUPTO It is with a full realization of the sweet, deep power in the subtle voice of the flower that we have chosen for our class emblem, the beautiful carnation, the rich, fragrant blossom that means so much - , ',f'x . The carnation is, first of all ambi tious It was once -1 fx ' a simple, wildwoo pink, humble and unassum dNkf5AbC25- t ing in its wild and un trained sweetness vwwgxyfftlp' I But it was not at all satisfied with this y its crude and ignorant way of existing So it u K 12 determined to get a proper education, and thus APMQP to become the flower of re finement and culture that it now is lt wafts far and near of the best possible education and train ing The carnation also typifies endurance when it is plucked and I placed in a vase with other flowers, it will be found still fresh and smiling long after the others have been thrown away Because of this, we feel it very appropriate as a symbol of our Class of '57, which has now finished its task, while others have stopped by the way, and has been unable or unwilling to hold on until the end of the course only sweet and smiling faces upon the world, ever cheering and brightening every corner where destiny may place us We would be pure, as white is pure because of this it has been chosen for our primary color It signifies a union of all life's experiences, or completion Through the white we will be resurrected to the new life of all things pure and true we will make our own consolation by radiating the fulnggs of jgy and gladness to the needy lives we touch With the white, we have blended blue, which represents dis tinction Each graduate should remember and follow the princi ples of our class colors Purity and distinction should be the goal of each of us The Class of '57 has chosen for its motto Uwatch Us Climb U Success isn't given away like a prize,we have to climb the stairs if we ever intend to gain it let us remember this and climb on to greater heights Janis Levell, Author 0 l -I - e Wx 6 - r - . my K-. ff Lg' 4 - I . X 4f - .fl This, friends, we promise: Like the carnation, we will turn FAREWE LL Dear Teachers, Classmates, and Friends: It is my privilege on behalf of my classmates to say Farewell. We have finished the course that has been given us and are now ready to look onto greater heights. Up until now we have looked forward to this time, but and it makes us sad. As person, but we shall take given. To our dear teachers, tience and understanding suddenly we realize that this is a time of parting, we go our various ways, we may be leaving you in with us the knowledge and wisdom you have so wisely we wish to say a special nThanksH for the kind pa- they have shown. As we go out into the world, we shall always try to make you proud of your part in our education. If we fail some way to achieve our goal, we will then go through l1fe's greatest test. It is then that we hope to put to use the knowledge and wisdom you have helped us attain. we want to thank our principal who has meant much to us. He has been more than a principal. He has been to a friend- He has shown an intere that have given our education. our life a true Classmates, in a short time us may go on to individual ways. last four years. As we go we take each of us a teacher, wise leader, and mainly t in all our activities and forms of pleasure meaning. We shall long remember his part in we shall all go our different ways. Some of seek a higher education together. but many of us will go our We shall never again be the united group we have been for the with us the memories of the pleasures and the few disappointments we have shared. We shall miss the wonderful companionship of all our classmates. I am sure that no matter how far away we may be, we shall always remember the good times we shared together. Friendship, such as we have acquired here, shall always remain with us. Let us always work forward with our goal toward the future. As we leave our dear school let us remember our aims and forever strive to prove ourselves worthy. lections as we Say GOODBYE! Let them always remember us with kind recol- vAfidi5i?W?iIiSilAN Ui W 1 A 1 4 1' W 4 A , wk rf- 4 t if W Nl-5 Q- -up md' 1 Alva Pease f L . 4' 1 xx e Don Eastridge il A 'Wk f' . V1 Eugene wright Donna Dean Fred Kellum Hiram Snider Janice Cox Jack Vo les Jan Myers James Pease ...J-4, f' wp v X X 'Q '13 3 f if 'nt ' t Charles Carver .gui Q K qv N3 'J 'x I -M 133' Janice Lutz 3 GF T K Richard Roll ,nw Bobby Scott Donnie Parr 'Cv' 1, Ruby Wright Nd if Gretchen Adamson Darrell Eastridge Bonnie Breeden Jim Ed ! 75 'u Mary Ann Jones Janet Mason Ea '99 0 -A f rf Ima Faulkenburg Albert Birkla wayne Wiseman Janice Yates Jimmie Wright gf? Leon Levell ali George McCoy o fV '- .9 1. A f 1 1 -0 ft, Corbert Schulz Lester Jones .f'-I , rj? I -1 Betty Eaton 3 41, NaJ1m? LN? Wi -A ,J 'lf lxv' , 1 1' ff y FQ 41' 6:2151 1: I 'r 1 .Q-si I ...Q , f S5 . , 5 . Nw, 13' W 'u - Y Mike Bulllnvton uf:' Phyllis Seaton Windell Wiseman Martha Barker Katnrine Floyd '6 3 O o '5- Junior Allen fk Ar' ' await -9' Q9 0949 Carol Summers 41' ad! Pat Goldman bk' Q5 7 , Maxine Linton Thelma Floyd Gene Voyles .ov Your 't .A lt V aff Y 5 Raymond BeaMs Q 'b U X 91 A , nu -y -1 ' . Kenny Mclntoch Robert Purcell l 'Q'-41 l A 4 f X A f R JL. Y .' L . if m r 2 . 55. 'Q r Mary Sipes sg' 'Ji ? 1, ,fn o 1' 'fjkfff I Terry Mix 2 Barbara Oakes Jasper Eaton .Q ' 5 ,l' Q .va 3 ni -43 -as fix , I - 'U ve f r f Johnny Parr -.pi Phyllis Fullenwider J'-Q Johnny Adamson Daisy Archibald 4559 1-an V :'f'f' Agnes Laswell 4 A 'JU X A 45- K QNT , 5 John Merrilees ii 'S' Elizabeth Pearson wayne Wilkes ff ,, ' U M ki N5 e 3 Q5-it '.L E . S Eugene Leetherland if nj' f 'Y is Lavon Eaton W , -QQ or x '11-T' 3 x . koa. 9 f , Henry Laswell Bonnie Parr 14 i Tommy Saltsgaver I . -.A '-r Betty Laswell Bonnie Dean Apr Nu-.3 Carl Breeden Gloria Small 2 ss B s rr' E D' M211 .21 F-' Q 5 Cl 5 V-' FISIVD .hs N. xx Q3 C f Norbert Schultz 41 11'-T' l Phyllis Parkhill jf? 4 g -Ai As 'Av ' . fa Q Roy Lee Archibald Earl Ray Cummings i C12 Iona Fuller 'af V '--..-nv 1 . ,us A av, 2 v. I B 'I r-rj s Randoluph Redden Charlotte Bonnie Small W K Kathy B1-eeden Linda LaHue S0318 5tUI'i390T1 kindergarten Greg Martin Freddie Cole . iffy? ., ' JI Y Steven Breeden Donna Gibson Mrs. Snider, Teacher wx ,f 1' 1 Doris Gibson MWmlIsmHIa..41l1mKS Ronnie Flo d Debra Stic les Bonita Pellemar' Martha Westerfleld Charles Chanle GRADE Z DOUS ie Breed en .J , 4 -A ,- David Smith Alice saltsgaver Kenneth Rfwdes N ie House Rgy McCormick Danny Saltsgaver Burt Collins Doris Draper ONE .L ll! lik 5, SECOND GRADE '75 , W Grace Hubbard B ik 3 1, ,J x q,,,Q fs 'A rd? -'MO -1? 111' . C 9' 'Q Bi1'v Kay Roger Ada Richard Schrader Stick1es Wade Laswell Draper 1 1' Inf .L ,,,..--V' Roger D11Tman Geraid Austin -fwl rnxgn' I ,E , lA'Y r,A .U ,, ? 0 -F 1 O Brenda Cbar'ev p-11? Rusee11 Barbara Breeden Knight '!? ,Q -..a-A ...Q T, ..4-elif po-' ' , '49, 49- ikzi Donnie Freddie LaRue Ridge -of if at YY' Rita David Linda Gary House Wilkins Conder Grant 23 L 'Ji 'if 'iq .4-J? snemdon Ella Harold Patty. C019 Parker C016 Archibald Ji' Qi ..,..., si ' 'F' -rg , VA' , 'xr A- Shirley Grant Nancy Beasley Terry Peabody Sheri Swan .Jfmfft Arfzmmlfi I 9 ,gi A ,.. -.gag , 1 of 4 .fe 9 f , ,J - 04 1 1 ,- iii rx 'f 7 - 'C Ei ,,., NT g:::::::-5,3 ,L X . ' 'N 'I nl ' uf q ' In J . 1. Larry McLain Judy Scott Patrice Allen P'.a:'tr.:1 Sao 37tf'A':7 '73 F 4. Q 1 3 J' 1- ,55 oi K - 0' 5' ' J A Linia blaze.: fzalinia PN,-35:5-I'f'i9li Joan 'diseman Jezirtifez' Jones I.-ezter gee -5 ,..-1 A '27 3' L QNX g' , FOURTH GRADE 9 1 l Q f ' ,fv- AF 'H AY K an V15 J -D 'Dr' Nh .7 5-.Pl ' 1 I Q, Q . 1 ' f 4 v A 0 'r1T'5' L:- ISP . 1:1141 EQ Yuri Wade, Jr. Sandra Eiofligfffe if fi 1-4 7L:N ?s:els Austin Terry Byrd David LasweL1 1 vt .J Larry ?z:Q:g1' Jimmy Tower a i 1 YN? 'M I Elder: 3,1 , mm 1 .eine k.w1n.f' m V11 41 V? f Carol Psrkhill Barbara Jsnzlra -..- fl? .fhhllhil 'Ni-IQAQQ ' J FIFTH naw ,Q fp Q ?' Judy Mike , Cox Mason Tower , G -'-4 'if' G ali gilf nn-4 -urn 1227 -ff yi AN ' fir Mike Donna Esarey Draper Nancy Archibald XS Bi'1y Mary Monta Sue Breeden Knight Wilkins Larry Leon 511551 JONES Lame H01 1owe1 1 Qcdf GRADE 'N -65 .. .af-'10 je . '1 'WS-., y Q - at Q- - 'hui K 'I 9 Q 1 i - ., ,I 3 1 ... A Wanda Robert Floyd Allen ,fa x 5 ii A -4 f Judy House 1 'uf' Nw-Q! . .?'5x'NJ , ' 'gf 'Gif I If Gabriel Sherry JO McCormick Stickles K' ' t 7 Gary Bernardi vi .1-we up iv-Q 'si 'S . George Jane Myers Hobbs Darrel' George Yates Pelleman Herdis Conder Donnie Chanley S ,1- - nf' SIXTH GRADE 31' n-vr 'C ,pf , ,l5,:a,iM I I Kenny Sharon Llndell Booth Levell Bowman al' T ao' if ag, 'f X .Hi lr 'I Nw ' TQ H .? UL ff Lusan barvin Bessie Snider Rrodes Birkla ri ' in hi-f - 1 3.5, .,.....o Af 8 1 I Earl baxine Louis Adamson Strange humpkery ,Q Q94 .4-Q'-5 517 Kenneth Adams Phyllis Janie Bye Cox Sue Gloria Tower SaCkSt6der 3 l 9 YW? 0' l I F'- Tommy Mary Buckland Pease 41? D ' -JH A NJ v-ur -. A A Q 5 1 , s I , l x t .1 A f Lillie Carl Nolan Draper NJ 'T', w.r H, nip Inez Reba Hoover Saltsgaver SEVENTH GRADE i Iii QC- fxal ,I Diane Goldman Viola Cox L .ging- lui er,-an - 6 f 'W Cheryl Coll ins Earl LaHue Laurel Harper Barbara Stephenson Mary Jo Birkla Louise Parkhill ,963- Ross Allen f 1Q9 TLP- Margaret Spencer 5' S NF' 1 .rdf Q, ' C' r'..l O . . 15.13 ,W L' .- '15 . f. 'U il ll His 1 sg 5 llli ll I U 'Il Il an auf' as gl Don Archibald Dean Carver 4 -f 5 Sharon Ea ton ,,-un, ' ' ul' Vt. I 1 ,,,. ,I Q Tk , xg Q wi Gerald Hodges 4-1- ':,p Su Ella Cook Rita Lou Summers 1 .' 'U . 4- 3 gm. .Il .-on c.-Q. Q 'Q X .f .. fm? 1 -' N U x A ' 2 . - Q IQ- 4 e I ,MQ 9,,' 'f --uf .4- 7 ll af Q- -- v V3 9 v..? EIGHT!-I GRADE Clw- ot' x lf? 1341 '1-'Uv Ruth House Charles Adamson Charles Sacksteder Alice Chanley Richard Swan Betty Booth Bonnie Jones Donald Kellums . s K I l fi led 44' John R. Benz Linda Scott Donna Kellu 10 1 Carol Buckland Letha Kay Summers li l 'D 4r '77',! f aa X 931 w wk fQgQl11f!, Bobby Archibald 04 Rose Mary Byerly Scottie Strange if i -3: 7? Richard F10Yd Barbara Landers -an ' , + N L 'N A N I CHORUS .. Q! 'iq' V nfl 4 QS ,gf 0 '11 ' J H1133 Jean Esarey Director Patsy Bowman, Ellen Laswell, Phyllis Fullenwlder, Sharon Erown, Pauline Morris, Barbara Cakes, Pat Goldman, Judy Chanley, Joyce Tucker, Mary Sipes, Sue Wageoner, Bonnie hreeden, Nancy Laswell Ima Faulkenburg, Carol Sue Summers, Linda Beals, Janet Mason, Pat Tower, Mary Ann Jones, Iona Fuller, Vicki Collins, Carleta Wilkins. BUYS PHYS, ED F 2 me aoeewa Best Athlete 5 B B3 K I Z f est Dre Ssed Gt2'w HONOR STUDENTS A. Prettie t Hair 8 + ' 9 Most Likely to Succeed wel V Prettiest Smile Most Intelligent Prettiest Eyes H 4, c,l.n,nA-L 4.1 KA!! 'TKDSQ 9 P ff ! uv if . . rx' X . .X J 1. M 4 if , 3 sw A , .-e 1 ' f 5 y if -1Lf.:'5F'3n WC' v I 4 16,7 1 Best Politician flea nfgie we QJIJUG' Z:-6'-Ek M54 HONOR STUDENTS Gs me est Most Studious H, vegas MLM.. 'P nf' Z'5'C-Q nasal.. I iQ as K Q ,VXA f 'Y E 4 fa Qifrg 535 ? 3 gfgx fy fi ski? 'Q BASKETBALL QUEEN I 9 5 7 I-.-L!-.SI Ja.f11fd77 ATTENDANTS LORETTA KELLUM SUB RIDDLE IMA FAULKENBURG SUE I-'ARR DAVID SMITH PAMELA UAGGOND . 1 1 3' L W IE KIUGLT Tw . ,, , 3 f af f' P X2 1 ' 2 A ,xy 44: 4 1 ,. Jgf l Y ,Y . fag 0-I gt 0 3, ?A19q',,'PA51x Y-H. 4 ox!- Qlw V 'Po CLASS OFFICERS S ENIORE Carl A J us President, Sue Schulz Secretary and Roll Q JUNIOR Nancy Laswell Treasure S PHOMO RE 'ar1eta dilkens President Sharon Brown Vice President, Vickb Co11ins Secretarv and Donnie Fullenwider Treasure Ch a Vice President, Mary Ann Jones Secretary and George McCoy Treasure , -vi t , I 1 J V , ,--ew-nv, v--u ok f -----v--- vv--.. .-.. l' Joh Vic 1 e President, Phy1115 Parkhil Secretary and Bonnie Dean Treasure 1 rs A . mf-ffvff ,Me ' W-1 2 : 5, A dx-AZYY . ali.. .V 1 I .fi-jirfezi xg is-1 Q 2. ff ,,. S E A Standing: Front Row: Standing: Second Row: First Row: Qing. ' 94 B . ' , V 2 C BA EBALL TEAM M- . -A ,C 54 Nash, Coachg W. Fordg D. Parrg J. Eatong R. Parrg D. Fullenwiderg B. Daughertyg H. Sniderg R. Stephenson. J. Sharpg E. Wrightg W. Wisemang R. Rollg A. Peaseg C. Breedeng J. Peaseg W. Goldmang C. Carver. T. Bucklandg J. Benzg E. LaHueg C. Sackstederg Sue Cookg Sharon Eatong W. Mason, Coachg Barbara Stephensong D. Kellumg D. Carverg C. Adamsong B. Booth. G. Bernardig M. Esareyg L. LaHueg M. Towerg H. Conderg G. Myersg G. Pellmang E. Adamsong L. Jonesg B. Breeden' G. Hodges. R. Breedeng M. Wadeg L. Bernardig E. Eaton: J. Towerg D. Archibald. GRADE EA KETBALL TEAM vw .. .ah--, 1 v 0 B TEAM A 2' 3 12 v 156 'FRU fws-my .A . .1 Standing: Mr. Nash, Coachg D. Eastridge, D. Parrg R. Bullington- P. Purcellg J. Sharpg J. Coxg E. Wrightg W. Wisemang R. Purcellg 3. Eatong J. Parry R. Cookg C. Breeden Cheerleaders and Mascot: Birdie Wilkinsg Deanna Shoemakerg Dougie Breedeng Sue Schulzg Pat Tower Standing: Mr. Nash, Coachg R. Rollg W. Fordg G. McCoyg H. Sniderg B. Daughertyg R. Parrg J. Rollg D, Fullenwiderg W. Goldmang M. Coleman Cheerleaders: Berdie Wilkinsg Deanna Shoemakerg Sue Schulzg Pat Tower A TEAM W Q if I4 0 5 E 445 3' 5' sl ' I4 f E22 f' IE ef x5 5 r ' 3 George NcCoy, Hiram Snider, Eokert Parr, Don Pullenwider, Wayne Goldman Cheerleaders: heroie Wilkins, Deanna Shoemaker, Sue Schulz, Pat Tower HEERLEADER Ol-DSIAOBILP Compliments of E H RUGGEHHHIHP CU , IHC Your Loccrl In Our 27th Yecxr Sales QGIVICG OK Used Cars cmd Trucks Ferguson System Form Equlpment Phones M1l1town l Romsey 2626 I I I Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Dealer THE TOWER ORCHARD Tom Tower C D Tower I E Tower Hybrrd Seed Corn Lrvestock LEAVENWORTH INDIANA HY RUTH PRODUCTS COMPANY Mcrrengo Crushed Stone cmd Agnculturcrl Llmestone Congrcxtulomons Senrors MARENGO, INDIANA High Quality Fruits J Earl D Breeden atchery and Mull Arbor Acre Baby Chlcks U S Approved Pullorum Clean Qucxhty Results ci Low Pnce Red Comb Feed Supphes LEAVENWORTH AND CORYDON INDIANA Congratulations to the Class of 1957 from CON RADS HOME CENTER CORYDON INDIANA Compliments of CLAUDE POE Dealers in All Kinds of MARENGO INDIANA We W1sh to Thank Our Advertisers for Making This Book Possible SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 57 Congratulations to the Class of 57 BUNCH GARAGE LEAVENWORTH INDIANA Building Materials LUYHHDUTTE CHVE HND LODGE Open the Year Round Fantastic Underground Fairyland A1rCondit1oned and Steam Heated Motel Units WYANDOTTE INDIANA Lovely New Dining Room - Delicious Meals SHERRILL S ROLLER RIN K a Fam1IyRecreahon I 'Cl fag WALT s Gnocnnv Wolverme Shoes Grocenes cmd Feeds PILOT KNOB INDIANA for gbod clean fun ROLLER SKATE Oli lytg. h Kenneth Shernll Owner CORYDON INDIANA KENNETH H BROWN G SON S YOU1 A1115 Fhcrlmerfa cmd New Holland Dealer Eldon Rothrock GULF SERVICE Gas O11 lV1cx11 Cham Saws Lubnratlon CORYDON. INDIANA Dlczl 8 2751 Whlte Cloud CORYDON, INDIANA ' 1 I 1 U , I 'I ,A , 2 A 1 ' Ln? 1 1 lx .t I :YZZ 1 L 1. -, A-JF, 54 I , fiv ', Ffa ei X - Y' F49 11 ' 1 J ' - 1 Standard Gas I 1 I . V 1 .1 1 , !: -5 ,fl I , , .. A S N E 'I 1 1 1 's 5410.11 Ke-vvf '1 fami owct er l'l11 ' ing a fun-filled f'N'ff'H Il I I 1 o , ,,-- . - I - .J I Flrst National Loans Checkmg Accounts Savmgs Accounts Ttme Deposrts The Old Ptehable Bank The FITSI Nattonal Insurance Agency Insurance of All Kmds Member of F DIC DBPOSIIS Insured up to S10 O00 O0 '2 f Interest on Trme Deposrts MILLTOWN INDIANA I I Your Patronaqe is Appreciated 2 X W ' ' :WT 2, rg, w E Jnuunn an sons MARENGO INDIANA Ford Cars Trucks and Tractors Hotpomt cmd Philco Apphcrnces Furmture Eesw Terme CRAWFORD COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO OP ASSN INC We Specchze LD Fen hzer FGITUMG rmey Fed See-4 Lubnccnnq O4 ENGLISH INDUXNA TAYLOR S GENERAL STORE Shoes and Rubber Foot Wecrr Meats cmd Groce res Weannq Apparel For the Enhre Fcrrruly MARENGO INDIANA KITTERMAN MOTOR COMPANY VC acre 24 L' I.. W serv 3. c fiezvcg. 3.1. CORYDON INDLANA 1 1 , , j - 0 ug 0 I i I ' ' ' i I ! - - V r , cr r' e 5 has - - - i I . . 1 'V v s 2 I A I r N , I I 4 I fs 7' -' .- '-- -, ur . 1I'.1:.K.: 3 ufla..- v' 1 -. , . - J' f ' S ...Al C'9f f :E A . v i ' A 1..C TECKEI . -CE S .,. 4 - j'-...:-- gf-. Y . ... L 4 yfi ' I 5 r U 4 I i Cox1grcxtu1ct1or1s cmd Bes W shes To the Grcxauc on Cl.1s OI 1957 0 HI View Poultry arm Pnoue Z 2 LEAVENWORTH INDIANA ' . 4 Q . . ' ti ' s ' 1 ' 2 I . 2, Producers of Superlcr Qucltg' Broiler Chicks COOK S DRESS SHOP Come to Cook s for Bargams Shoes Clothmg ENGLISH INDIANA GREIN ER S IEWELRY Elgm and Bulova Watches Watch Repaus Phone 14 ENGLISH INDIANA BYRD S SHOP Next Door to Bank Always at Your Servlce ENGLISH INDIANA MARENGO VARIETY STORE Men s Grits Toys Nottons MARENGO INDIANA Comphments of I C STORE Fresh Foods MARENGO INDIANA Best W1shes from TONEY S OIL CO MARENGO INDIANA Comp11ments of BERLIN S CORYDON INDIANA I I I Our Greatest Asset is Your Good Will . ' I I O WYHHDUTTE CHVE UJYHHDUTTE LODGE Good Food el Wor1d's 2nd Largest Lake of the Wycxndoites Good Fishing Comphments of TUCKER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Servlce ENGLISH INDIANA TRI MOTOR COMPANY General Repalrs Shell Products Compllments of HI-lNGER'S FEED G IMPLEMENT STORE Iohn Deere Implements ENGLISH INDIANA SAM BENZ G SON Dealers ln General Merchandxse Dry Goods and Shoes Men s and Boy s Clothlng ENGLISH INDIANA ' MAREN GO, INDIANA Cornplxrnents of IHPHHY CORYDON INDIANA Where You Can Start Your Savmgs A count Wrth As Lrttle As S1 O3 And Burld It For the Thmgs You Want Compl te Banklng Servlces Avculable Includmg Savrngs Accounts Checkmg Accounts Sccfe Deposrt Boxes Loans of All Klnds Bank Money Orders Travel rs Checks Bankmg by Marl Night Depository Trust Services Deposlts Insured by Federal Deposit Insu ance Corporahon Member of Federal Reserve System ULD CHPITHL BHHH 8 TRUST Good Luck Seniors ALLEN SERVICE STATION Gas and O11 Tue Repmr Lubncatlon LEAVENWORTH. INDIANA Compliments of N ELSON 'S FIRESTON E STORE common INDIANA WEST SIDE GARAGE General Repcur Shell Products Phone 8 1025 CORYDON INDIANA Comphments of CORYDON REPUBLICAN common INDIANA RIVER VIEW MOTEL Overlookmg Beautlful Oh1o Azr Condmoned C E Sturgeon Owner LEAVENWORTH INDIANA UNDERVIOOD MOTORS Home of Your Fnendly Ford Dealer We Servzce All Make! of Carl CORYDON INDIANA Best Wrshes to Class of 57 AMERICAN SECURITY LOANS CORYDON INDIANA MERRILEE S RADIO 6 T V SERVICE Serv1ce to A11 Makes and Model! of Radros and Televrsron Motorola Te1ev1s1on and Racho LEAVENWORTH INDIANA ' ' ' Dial a-3455 I 0 O OI' . . . ' I f'omp11mer11s of aren o tate Bank MARENGO, INDIANA Where Serv1ce and Safety Meet Your Potroncxge IS Appreclcxted STEPHENSON STORE Grocenes and Meats Zemth TV Cohen Stevenson Owner LEAVENWORTH INDIANA DAVIS DRUG STORE Prescnptlon SPSCIGIISIS Establxshed 1906 CORYDON INDIANA Comphments of VOGELSONG S HARDWARE ENGLISH INDIANA STURGEON SERVICE Gas 1 T1res Batterles SEIVICG Hepau Phone 26 ENGLISH INDIANA Comp11ments of CUMIVIINGS SERVICE STATIQN Gas O11 Mmor Repanf LEAVEN WORTH INDIANA D D BARKSDALE Furmture and Fr1g1da1re Apphances Gordon Lauqhead P1anos S1eg1er and Superflarne Heaters Hoover Sweepers MILLTOWN INDIANA SEACAT'S CAFE Good Food Courteous Servlce M11dred Seacat Mgr MILLTOWN INDIANA GREEN IEWELRY Elgm and Bulova Watches Iewelry and Glfts Watch and Iewelry Ftepcur MARENGO INDIANA 1 1 I , I . , 1 1 O O 1 1 1 - ' I 1 Parks Che rolet Amerlccr s Number 1 ChO1Ce for the 20th Strmght Year 'OK Used Cars cmd Trucks Phone 8 4165 827 E Chestnut Street H1ghwcry 460 COHYDON INDIANA 1: . 1 . . If 1 n 1 MILLTOWN CONCRETE CO INC Bulldrng Matenal Hardware Coal Feed Ice MILLTOWN INDIANA Phone Mrlltown 60 Ramsey 4430 ROBERTS IVIONUMENT COMPANY Estabhshed 1898 Dealers rn Monuments and Markers of Granlte and Marble ENGLISH INDIANA WATSON PROCTOR HARDWARE CO General Hardware Seeds Plumbrng Supphes Bugs MILLTOWN INDIANA Cornphments of WOLFE MOTOR SALES CORYDON INDIANA GLADYS STURGEON DAIRY BAR AND DRIVE IN Fountarn and Curb SGIVICG Short Orders Sandwrches MARENGO INDIANA wb C E SIMCOE 8 3245-PhoneP8 3245 Dn-Gas Cyhnder cmd Bulk SSIVICG CORYDON INDIANA ENGLISH FLORAL SHOP Flowers for A11 Occasmons Speclal Rates for Schools ENGLISH INDIANA ORWICK VAULT 6 IVIONUIVIENT CO Monuments and Markers Made of the Frnest Grarute Concrete Products Phone 8 0220 CORYDON INDIANA 01 o I , . I . D I I Paint, Stoves, and Ranges O O - . . I I Member of Indiana Greater Weeklies ENGLISH PUIILIQHINIJ IUMPANY CRAWFORD COUNTY DEMOCRAT ENGLISH INDIANA D THE OVERLOOK For Flne Foods and Gxits Hrldc Rrley LEAVENWORTH INDIANA 1 I 1 L J THE NEWS-MESSENGER RICKENBAUGH DRY CLEANING Suede Clearung Laundry Free Moth Proofmg Phone 89 2 ENGLISH INDIANA FOSTER T V SERVICE A11 Makes TV Servlce Phone 109 ENGLISH INDIANA Stop at THE SILVER HOOK If you are trred of eatmg Out of a un can Iust try cr good meal W1th Elmer and Fan LEAVEN WORTH INDIANA LAIVION 6 DAVIS HARDWARE Power Tools Water Systems Plumbmg Supphes Skelqas SGIVICS CORYDON INDIANA IACK'S common INDIANA ELLIOTT S STORE Clothmg Shoes LEAVENWORTH INDIANA HICKIVIAN FLOWERS Say 1t W1th Ours Corydon 8 3855 Salem 24 Flowers for A11 Occasxons CORYDON INDIANA PURKHISER OLDSMOBILE Sales O1dsmob11e-Servlce Phone 8 0661 Frank Purkh1ser Owner CORYDON INDIANA I O I 1 Meat and Eat I at I Il I I ll I I Congratulations to the Seniors STEPHENSCN 81, CO Albert K Wallace Ferne M Wallace THE WALLAEZE STUDIO Quahty Photographs Reasonable Phone 8 0625 lOl Oak Street CORYDON INDIANA O I n - 1. f 1 BOOSTER PAGE B111 s Auto Parts Corydon Ind1ana Phone 8 0149 Gnmes Slnclau Statlon Corydon Ind1ana Phone 8 4392 Dee Rose Beauty Shop Corydon Ind1ana New Albany Steam Laundry and Dry Cleanmg Corydon Ind1ana Edgar L Mrles Electrlc Corydon Ind1ana Scottte s Barber Shop Claude Francher Hardware Marengo Ind1ana Royal Blue Cafe Enghsh Ind1ana W11l1am H Butt Rexall Drugs Corydon Ind1ana Frank Bye M1l.llOWI1 Ind1ana Iackson s Store M111town Ind1ana Smallwood Rmk Marengo Ind1ana Weliare Fmance Corp 108 E Elm Corydon Ind1ana M11lers Apparel Marengo lndlaua Madolyn Beauty Shop Enghsh lndland C, A Hamrnone C'roc.ery EI1gl1Sl'1 lndlana Pep s Lunch ci Shell SGTVICG Corydon 1nd1arn Derrs San1tary Market Marengo Ind1ana Franc1s Grocery Marengo Ind1ana Heth 6, Hughes Insurance Corydon Ind1ana Phone 8 3295 Smlth Flonst Corydon Ind1ana Phone 8 3055 TWID I Motel 6: G1ft Shop Corydon Ind1ana Hurst Mlles Hdwe C'o Corydon lnchana Phone 8 3205 Saulman s Servlce Statxon Mob1l Products Corydon Ind1ana Peters Beauty 6. Barber Shop Marengo Ind1ana Ear Doc 61 Fred Smgle Marned Marned Leavenworth Ind1ana - N. . - :J ' 4 . 1 , . I - 1 U I Marengo, Indiana , ' I I I . - . I I Q I I I ' , , , . I I I I I I I I . - 1, , I I I w w 3 5 I Y Y r F F Q f fl ,. 5 gn INTER f0l.lEblATE PRESS hon E E 5 Q E i ,E fi N 47? f :Q 3- ,4 1 - -. ' aus City' V 'fu 17 vnj il' ,ff ' , . , ., Q , ' V N., . 'XX . .x -0 'U- 'X .A D .. Qvuxll. .3411 --f.vfj,,'2bf,4v1,,. ff:- I , ,t' A -- I I 'hy L4 Mfg at .. , V' qv 'ii 1 , u ' ' 'Axial ' 1. qu 1' I 'En