Lexington High School - Lexana Echoes Yearbook (Lexington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1958 volume:

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We realize without their helpful guidance we could never have cleared the hurdles of growing up. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Adams Mrs.. Ruth Beswick Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boley Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Brandt Mrs. Bertha Bridgewater Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dennis Mr. and Mrs: William Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Forrest G. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayes Mr. and Mrs. James Higdon Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Jones Mrs. Bernice Ray Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ryker Mr. and Mrs. Marion Shearer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Herman Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Benson Wells Qhminifltrntinn gl fuiullg GERALD GLADDEN Trustee CLIFFORD SARVER, B A. B. , A. M. , County Superintendent Central Normal College Hanover College Columbia University C. E. HARRIS, A.B., M Principal Central Normal College Indiana University Butler University MARVIN HARDIN B.S. Commercial Eastern State College Indiana University Hanover College WILLARD HOUGH A. B Math Hanover College Indiana State JOHNIE ADAMS B. S. Agriculture University of Kentucky y,g.! ff KENNETH HOSTETLER Sixth Grade Hanover College Central Normal College Georgetown College Indiana University Central Business College REBECCA BAERVELDT B.S. Home Economics Western Kentucky State EHEEEWPESSQ QQQWQPEJQNQVQEJEW tunnis, Y Coach and Phy. Ed. Hanover College MARIAN MENFEFEE Fifth Grade California State Teachers Pennsylvania State University of Pittsburg Indiana University ,Q 'S - ta 'iii nf 903 1 'MV' B qf V55 Q' '? e , WILMA DYCK B.S. Hanover College ALLA BOLES Third and Fourth Central Normal College Indiana University Butler University Franklin College Hanover College FLORENCE MILLER Third Grade Hanover College Indiana University C?- l MARTHA HOSTETLER Second Grade Indiana State Teacher College Butler University Indiana University Hanover College Central Normal College LAVON SHEILDS First Grade Hanover College Indiana University Central Normal College Central Normal col lege 'ia Q9 S9 63' GEORGE E. BAIIKEI Moderulor, Todd-D lu y Lupf rum- WNI. BLAGRAVE B. S. GEORGE BARKER B. S. SANDRA SWINFORD Indiana University U of C Fourth Grade Indiana University R. B. REISNER Eastern State A lzninrs 2' DON HAYES Hazel No need to tell my name, it's on everyones tongue. JUDITH WELLS 4 :Jann r She has a studious look, but looks are sometimes deceiving. D. A. R. Award Class Play 1, 3, 4 Cheerblock 1, 2, 3, 4 Bookstore 2, 3 Reporter 3 Vice-President 2 Chorus 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 Secretary 4 Cheerblock Reporter 3 Concessions at Ballgames 3 Kell GAIL GOODWIN Goody Live while you can you're not young but once. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Agriculture Club 1 Cross Country 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Bookstore 2 Class President 4 Annual Staff 4 President Student Council 4 SHELBY JEAN ADAMS Jean A good name is better than riches. Reporter 1, 2 Class Play 1,3 Chorus 1, 2 Talent Show 1, 2, 3 Bookstore 2 Secretary 3 Cheerblock Reporter 3 Queen of Class 3 Pretty Girl Contest 3 Office 3, 4 Refreshments at Ballgames 3 Vice-President 4 TOMMY JONES Co-Star President 1 f ' 0 ! I don't think Im good Agriculture Club 1 ' looking, but what s my op Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 inion against the rest of the Bookstore 2 Q , WOI'1d. Cross Country 2 Br. ' Baseball 1,3,4 ' Class Play 1,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Agriculture 1 Office 4 Vice-President 3 13n.-lfnl-kn11 A IIC-. ALICE NICHCLS MAP 1 Live today for tomorrow may never come. Chorus 1, 2 Cheerblock 1, 2 Bookstore 2 Annual Staff 4 Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4 -I 4 of K 5 F W1 C i x-ti.'1.1.'?'o t xx'- - . .x' f . X i .-,:,,,.'..1,,sq,k l af, 1 Sf-jj ., JUDY HALL '2gSyffggff UJudeH I'm little, but loud, mighty and proud. Cheerblock 1,2, 3, 4 President of Cheerblock 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 Refreshment 3 Reporter 3 Usher 3 1 5 'YC g- FAITH TROWBRIDGE Tridge She sighs at many but- loves only one. Vice-President 1 Basketball Queen 1 Chorus 1,-2 Latin Club 2 President 3 Vice-President S.C. 3 Office 3, 4 Bookstore 4 Cheerblock 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 Concessions at Ball ames 3 'll g JAMES HALL Coonie Be one by one be a good kid. Agriculture Club 1 Refreshments at Ballgames 3 Entertainment 1 Student Manager 4 Office 4 X C CLYDE BESWICK A :Bess 1 When a rogue kisses you count your teeth. Agriculture Club 1 Softball Team 1, 2, Track 3 Refreshment at Ballgames 3 Annual Staff 4 3 S RONNIPZ ELLIOTT Stella His slowness of speech does not indicate slowness of action. Agriculture Club 1 l5asketball'3 Cross Country gi K' I I LULA BELLE RYKER Lou Her mind is here but her heart is elsewhere. Cheerblock 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 Latin Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Office 3 Refreshment 3 Annual Staff 4 LENORIS DENNIS Len Memories are better than nothing at all. Secretary 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 Office 3 Refreshments 3 5 lfi , CL -M--f LEWIS RAY De-Kalb Blessed are those who run around in circles, for they shall be known as wheels. Class Play 1, 3, 4 Cross Country 1, 2 Baseball 2, 3 Student Manager 1 Bus Patrol 2, 3 Supply Room 2 Mixer 3 LOUIS BRANDT Louie Eat drink and be merry, for tomorrow is 24 hours away. Agriculture Club 1 Class Play 1, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Refreshment 3 Office 4 Annual Staff 4 King of Class l Sk DONALD SHEARER No one is wise enough a lone. Annual Staff 4 Agriculture Club 1 Concessions at Ball games 3 ,F DONALD SHEARER 4 Don No one is wise enough alone. Annual Staff L, Agriculture Clu Concessions at Ballgames 3 ROSE HIDGON Rosie Politeness is the outward garment of good will. Bookstore 1, 2 Class Play 3 Queen of Class 4 Music 1 Office 4 Annual Staff 4 Lunch Room 2 Refreshment at Ball games 3 bl CAROLYN BRIDGEWATER 'AA silent tongue shows a wise head. Music 1 Lunch Room 2 Office 4 Annual Staff 4 Bookstore 1, 2 Refreshments at Ball games 3 l ' A - f Wx 1 ll 0 f THE CHARLESTOW BA K Charlestown, Indiana WHERE SAVINGS EARN MORE 9111114 M ffm-s-Lg Fiffixf. Inu., HOW WE LOOKED THEN 4403.9 Cwcw Rmb Im: .Qiov 5-'wi-T CLASS HISTORY As thirty six members of the class of '58 entered Lexington High School in the fall of '54,we looked into the future and saw stretched before us four long years of hard work before our ultimate goal -- graduation -- could be attained. Tom Jones, new to the class, helped to fill the void left by many former classmates who had failed to return. To guide our class's effort throughout our first year, Faith Trowbridge, Donnie Hayes, Mary Smith and Barbara Stearns, were elected class officers. Mr. Robinson and Mr. Hostetler were chosen to be our class advisors. Our very successful Hillbilly Show was the main event of the year. The crowning of Faith Trowbridge, as Basketball Queen was a happy moment for all of us. With feelings of both self-confidence and misgivingp we traipsed back to school for our sophomore year. We elected Bobby Glenn class president, with Lenoris Dennis, Judith Wells, and Louis Brandt as fellow officers. Our advisors, Mrs. Sears and Mr. Taylor, guided us over the rough spots, occasionally having to adjust our mantle of self-confidence upon our shoulders. A proud class indeed were we the night Rebecca East was crowned Basketball Queen, it being the second year a member of our class was so honored. Our project to make money, that of gathering scrap iron, proved to be one with much backbreaking labor. As Juniors we found ourselves one year closer to graduation. Officers for the year were Tommy Jones, Shelby Adams, and Bobby Glenn, headed by Faith Trowbridge as president. The task of advising us for the year fell to Mr. Hardin. Beginning in earnest to build up our treasury for the senior trip, we sold refreshments at ball games. The annual Junior Basketball Mixer brought the class a large profit. Serving as jurors, the audience considered our comedy mystery, Crew Cuts and Long Hairs, a well executed performance. A trip to Fontaine Ferry in Louisville climaxed a year of study, work, and sometimes play. September '57 twenty one were back to finish the final year of high school. Knowing this would be our busiest year, the class elected Gail Goodwin president, Shelby Adams, vice-president, and Judith Wells,, secretary, Helping to steer us through the year's work were Mr. Hardin, sponsor, and Mrs. Baerveldt, co-sponsor. Selling yearbook ads the first week of school not only started us on the multitude of tasks needing to be done, but added to our prestige as Seniors. We were proud to have three of the senior boys on the varsity basketball team. As this goes to press, we look back on this our last year with fond memories of the preceding years and the good times we had this year. The Freshman Class initation we had in the fall was a riot. We are rushing around like mad working on our final dramatic production, finishing this yearbook, going to basketball games and making plans for Commencement. Excitement reigns supreme as we make final plans for the Senior trip to Washington D. C. and New York City. Too, since we are planning on having a graduation class we have to do some studying in our odd moments. As the year draws to a close, we are filled with mixed emotions. We have had four'happy and relatively carefree years and farewells are always a little sad. We will by saying good-bye to friends and to a way of life that is in many respects different to that which we are facing. We would like to say here that we are grateful to our teachers who have guided' us through our school days. In the years to come we will appreciate the things they have taught us and the patience with which.they helped us with our problems. We are happy and proud that we have accomplished the things we set out to do four years ago, and we are facing the future with the eagerness and confidence that is natural to people our age. Writt'en by Judy Hall, Tom Jones and James Hall 5 K5 X'-2' 2 M SENICR CLASS PRCDPH ECY I am a stewardess on the TWA airlines. One day after the plane had landed and I had helped the passengers off, I had half an hour before departing again and decided to go to the Square Circle Club. As I was seated, I noticed that the waiter looked familiar. When I asked him his name, he said he was Donald Shearer, a former classmate of mine from Lexington, whom I hadn't seen for twenty years. Donnie said the owner of the Club 'was none other than Clyde Beswick. Glancing at my watch I noticed it was almost time for my plane to depart. Asl boarded the plane and saw to it that everyone was comfortable, Ithoughtl saw a familiar face and glanced back to see. Sure enough it was one of my classmates, Alice Nichols and her seven boys going to join her husband in Paris, where they own the DeVille Hotel. I chatted for awhile and when we landed I went to the hotel where I was to spend the night. After I had rested, I felt hungry and called for service. When the bellboy came, I was surprised to see another one of my classmates, Tommy Jones. He said he had been working there for about two years, that he and Shelby Adams were married, and they had two sets of twin boys. They were now living in Hair Pin, France. After I had rested and eaten I went down to the Cocktail Lounge and ordered a drink, there was soft music playing and a girl singing. It was none other than Rose Higdon. Rose said that Judith Wells was working as a cigarette girl, trying to support her husband, who was a heavy drinker, and their six girls. It was getting late so I went back to my room. The next morning I called a taxi to go to the airport. When the taxi arrived, I saw, to my great surprise, that the driver was Lula Belle Ryker. When I arrived at the airport and it was time to board the plane, the pilot came to the rear to get information on the flight. I noticed he had a familiar face, it was Lewis Ray - he said that his Co-pilot was James Hall. We were on our way to Lexington, Indiana, my old home town. After the plane had landed Iwent to see my old high school. Everything had changedg they had gotten a new school building and had the largest gym in Scott County. I went to the office and found the Principal, who was Ronnie Elliott, and the coach was Gail Goodwin. Gail is now married to Judy Hall. Judy isa wrestler and wrestles in the Lexing- ton auditorium on Friday nights. I left the school and went to the beauty parlorgthere was Carolyn Bridgewater. She is now the owner and manager of the Beauty Parlor in Lexington. , As I was walking down the street Iheard a large commotion, someone was giving a speech. I waited for a while to hear what it was all about. It was Louis Brandt who was running for mayor on the Democratic ticket. He said that Donnie Hayes was running on the Republican ticket. This is everyone from my class except Faith Trowbridge, who we are sorry to say, is, now residing in the Scott County Poor House, after trying to build a big house on forty dollars a week. I guess you all are wondering whol am - myname is Lenoris Dennis and I have been a stewardess since I graduated from Lexington High School in 1958. As I journey along I am glad to see all of my classmates and wish them all, lots of wealth, health, and happiness in the years to come, Written by Lenoris Dennis, Lewis Ray, Louis Brandt 1 Fx M 5 f 1 SENICDR CLASS WILL I, Gail Goodwin, will my height and basketball ability to my brother, Paul, and my weight to Lynn Hardy. I, Tom Jones, will my magnificent muscles to Omer Lynch, and my ability to get along with Mr. Adams to Wilson Thomas. I, Don Hayes, will my past girl friends to Roger Boyd and the loud mufflers on my chevy to anyone who is willing to pay a fine. I, Lenoris Dennis, will my ability to go with certain boys to anyone who thinks they can and my slimness to Erma Jean Reece. I, Alice Nichols, will my personality to Mrs. Baerveldt and my laughing in class to anyone who thinks they can get by with it. I, Shelby Adams, will my ability to get along with Tom Jones to anyone who wants to and my long blonde hair to Emily Ruth Nichols. I, Carolyn Bridgewater, will my quietness to Frances Ray and my slim figure to Kay Gaseway. I, Ronnie Elliott, will my 54 Mercury to Everitt Shepherd if he will not drive it over 100 ,miles per hour. I, Janet Faith Trowbridge, will my cute figure to Phyllis Parker and my ex-boy friends to anyone who wants them, or thinks they can handle them, I, Clyde Beswick, will my long hair to Jerry Saunders and my grey eyesto Frank Smith, providing he winks at only pretty girls. I, Judith Wells, will my ability to make good grades to Frances Ray and my ability to stay away from boys to my sister, Billie. I, Lula Ryker, will my love for Scottsburg to my sister, Lucy, and my love for Manchester, Kentucky, to anyone who goes there. I, Don Shearer, will my curly hair to Frank Arbuckle and my Olds to Dennis Trowbridge, providing he hauls girls only. I, Rose Higdon, will my black hair to Jonie Schafer and my job in the office to anyone who wants it. I, Judy Hall, will my hot-rodding abilityto Gwen Jones and my height to Ethel Gunther. I, Louis Brandt, will my wavy hair to Everitt Shepherd and my 5l Chevy fpower glide! to anyone who can speed shift it properly. I, James Hall, will my flattop to Jerry Saunders and my student manager ability to George Zearing. ' I, Lewis Ray, will my Young Stud to Frank Smith and I hope he can keep it running better than I. By, Gail Goodwin Clyde Beswick Don Shearer SENICDR CLASS INFORMATIO NAME Shelby Clyde Louis Carolyn Lenoris Ronnie Gail Donnie James Judy Tommy Rose Alice Lewis Lula Belle Donald Faith Judith f'f 1 o -U NOTED FOR Personality Arguing Personality Bashfulness Flirting Height Basketball ability Helping People Blue Eyes Shortness Looks Quietness Giggling Skipping School Mumbling in class Driving Fast Neatness Crazyness HAS Boy Friends Cute Answers Chev. Ford Figure Mercury Joyce Chev. Crew Cut Pretty Hair Wavy Hair Blck Hair Husband ' ' Stud' ' Green Eyes Olds. Red Hair Height I VA-J! . W' J?35Q4i5 ' 1194- ,, 9.1 0 ou O 0 INTERESTED IN Sal Mineo Air Force Porter College Bookkeeping Boys-Salem Girls Coaching Gwen Air Force Silas Anybodv that will co-operate Bobby Home Ec. Girls Manchester, Ky. Getting out of School Roy Andrews Elvis Presley NEVER Flirts Gets Mad Goes Out Dates Stays out Late Drives Fast Serious Stays Home Eats Candy in Class Acts Silly Argues Goes out on Bob Flirts Ih Class Home Dates Steps out on Don T. Goes Steady Written by Shelby J. Adams Tommy Jones Judith Wells cz? 5 5 z: Junior Class Uffissr . '-'- . ' -- l s , s , Q .s 'Q 'u . K krkk ir. yi, ,, KV :F ,f . 1 ' 0 sphsmsre Class Uffiser vga .2 -K 2.1 fi? .. , f-133 '- ' . N' - Xs - f- ig' 'f:YC'if- :: 3 . sssss ' A s Y .,:-as f ' .. -f-W .asf 551 as I A -W... ww' a ss-s They will make our school a better place in years to come. Lloyd Arbuckle Norma Shearer Gladys Spencer , nninr Marvin Reece President Lois Belcher Secretary Freddy Coomes 1 I Wilson Thomas Joyce Swartz Vice-President Kay Stearns Treasurer Joyce Miller Gail Jones Shirley Reece Shirley Reece Leon LaMaster Omer Lynch Martha Schafer Donald Smith Emily Nickel Elmer Hall Jo Ann Dieterlen Lynn Hardy Q dw H lana MMS at , Betty Reynolds Margaret Manaugh LZ1::JgA 5? ig elfi Mary Alice Masters Q A :gi if ,M Melvin Wayrnire Donna Wallac e Judy Francis its ' H' it Lee Roy White Elizabeth Breedl OVC -S t ,, Everitt Shepherd . .MY aa, J, E . 1111 'M :W mf.-fl mas? Roger Boyd President Dale Reece Montena Goodman Sue Hall Kay Gasaway 1111131111111 c Vice-President John Dickerson Treasurer Jimmy Kleopfer Secretary Ronnie Baker William Boles Dolph East Frank Smith Paul Goodwin Donna Stearns Shirley Clem Virginia Elliott lL28QJ'f?QQ2?EC'2?QQ2?'QQ7?QQI'f?QQT?i3Q?i5l9'Q9'?iD9A?QlQ?f'1DSi1I Billie Wells Silas Eads Jerry Sanders Judy Scott Billy Kimberlin Steven Schafer 'flint 'me K if . -wifi? , 5 K ' f V 'iii' : X if -' 5: F 382.15 .L K I ' . 'iff y 5 A B Gwen Jones Bobby Gilbert Ronnie Shephard Erma Reece Fred Bowling Jerry Melton Freda Jackson Phyllis Cook Catherine Noe 465 Bonnie Hardin 123E342Qff?ECCf5QG?5DQI'f?QQIf?'QC?i9QT?i99'?i199'?i9ST?'Z99A?i99sl .Ioan Schafer President 5 5501, Ethel Gunther Norman Eads Larry Hardin . 4 L :J Qflfrwfmmcu Margaret Carson Treasurer Margaret Reardon 'lm 'Q Phyllis Parker C lnda Spencer Secretary Myrtle Richardson Ruby Fluhr Janet Gladden Vice-President Judy Bridgewaters Douglas Shields Terry Barnes Y Raymond Schmidt Wanda Sweet Dennis Trowbridge Carol Copple George Zearing Francis Ray Janice Lesnet uno' l a e 1 P ll Anna McNeely Robert LaMaster Norma White Jerry Hall Lorene Sullivan Dale Smith Sylvia Byrd Mr. Adams Sponsor A' 0 04 l1fIIlIfIJ?5 C. 9 1.1 5 K SUNSHINE CLUB ANNUAL STAFF if ' if EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR SECRETARY Judith Ann Wells Donnie Hayes Shelby Adams AD VANC ED T YPING A A 0FFlCE STAFF STUDENT COUNClL BUCK STQRE CLUB Ffjk ANNUALSTAFF f-E78 Bonnie Noe Bus Driver Floyd Arbuckle Janitor 5 , 11:3 a ,M H' F ' ' HH K S., mx , ,, it Bus Drivers, Left to Right:Gerald Gladden, Everitt Mace, H. E. Dennis, Luther Campbell, Bob Petty. , .bt 51 X . R Carl Miller Bus Driver Anna Middleton Librarian I a . Cooks: Mrs. Walters Students: Alice Nichols, Janet Trowbridge, MPS. MCDOI181d Lula Ryker, Donnie Shearer. ihlfiirfff ROGER BOYD Junior Forward Height 5 fr.. 11 in. SILAS EADS Sophomore' ' Center Height 6 ft. MARVIN REECE ' 'Junior' ' Forward Height 5 fr. 11 in. GAIL GOODWIN Senior DON HAYES Guard Senior Height 5 ft. 8 in. Guard Height 5 ft. 11 in. TERRY BARNES Freshman Forward Height 5 ft. 11 in. LLOYD ARBUCKLE Junior Center Height 5 ft. 10 in. TOMMY JONES Senior Forward Height 6 ft. LEON LA MASTER DALE REECE Junior Sophomore Guard Guard Height 5 ft. 6 in. Height 5 ft. 10 in VARSITY TEAM LaMaster', Jones, Hayes, Boyd, Eads, Barnes, D. Reece, Arbuckle M. Reece, Goodwin. SECOND TEAM KNEELING: J. Hall, Thomas. FIRST ROW: Coach Knight, F. Smith, Kirnberlin, Eads, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: Shields, Goodwin, Coomes, E. Hall, Barnes, Schmidt, Waymire. -.. L, 'L ,,-v4..,,, Q ul lr. mg KN' me I ' v .I UNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Martha Reece Connie Fouts Connie Clapp HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Donna Stearns, Gwen Jones. STANDING: Jo Swartz, Gail Jones. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM S'I'ANDING:Student Coach Loyd Arbuckle, Donald Shep- herd, Walter Higdon, James Walker, Kenny Bush. KNEELING: Ronald Schwager, Claude Reece, Clyde Camp- bell, Hubert Campbell, Gary Hayes. G. ,WN I , EIGHTH GRADE , , '45 ..--h .. ' I I ' Ri , me ii , ,, aaa isis 1 25: E I 1 , -- l f Z, llsal ,Q ,kykhr x . J - I' -A'kh Etz: .., EQ L .. -,E 1, :si i --.- I :t.Q 5 M l 3 S, 5 ii .af IE 5 ,,,,, 5 , if - ig: I A i 'i':' K -:.., K I 2 if . p a Riggs, I J - 3 L - ikh ii I r ' 1, ,.,E ',:, ., sf f 1 Sk t in 5 'gg sf l ,:, : :5,: :-Q ,,, , g '-' , 2: 7 ,, it . Q ff fi N, li? g :.,, , up is ft: , ,K 2 'S H' 4' I ,ip , 5 ij I X , S ' ii J it 5 FIRST ROW: Mr. Risner, Charlotte Wilson, Rosa Breedlove, Issac Stearns. SECOND ROW: Lucy Ryker, Robert Strange, Sharon , Hampton, Clarence Schmidt, Loretta Crawley, Donald Hiler, Lillie 55 Robbins, George Bush. THIRD ROW: Caroline Shearer, Lowell Hardy, Martha Reece, Gary Hayes, Carol Shelburne, Hubert Camp- bell, Truddy Newton, Donald Shepherd. FOURTH ROW: Darlena Brunett, Ralph Thomas, Paula Dixon, Clyde Cairn-pbell, Barbara Gray, Ronald Schwager, Lennie Guernsey, Walter Higdon. FIFTH ROW: Brenda Brading, William White, Barbara Elliott, Robert White, Barbara Sillings, Scott Thomas, Connie Clapp, Jerry Bridgewater. SIXTH ROW: Mary McCrady, Perry Golden, Judith Dickerson, Troy Hampton, Wilma Jean Zollman, Harold Thomas, Marjorie Hiler, James Walker. SEVENTH ROW:' Marcia Lynch, Harold Hardin, June Robison, Robert Kleopfer, Dorothy Jenkins, Bennett Adams, Betty Jenkins, Betty White. LAST ROW: James Clair, Johnny Roth. SIXTH GR DE ll .9-Ti, 4 at S . ,,, U 51 , f 5 3 X Sr f , ff ,y , ' n A' I A I I , I ,fl .4 Q su Row: K. B. Hosnenigr, Mildred smith, Judy 'I ' FIRST ROW: K. B. Hostetler, Mildred Smith, Judy . ', coomes, E1maEllis,SandraCook. SECOND ROW: Doug- ' ' las Petty, Henrietta Adams, Thomas McCandless, Dixie - V Gasaway, William Alford, Nancy Schafer, Leon Robbins, f 1 Q A I ' -f if--' J egg Sarah Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Linda .Hall. Thomas Den- nis, Judy Dean, Leon LaMaster, Gearleen Davidson, William Scott, Paula Jean Noe, Ronald Martin. FOURTH ROW: Gary Kleofer, Mary Robbins, Donald Hardin, Thomas Jenkins,Ernest Newsome, Terry Jones, Micheal Stearns, Charles Smith. FIFTH ROW: MerrillWilson,Edward Hill, Robert Sutt. , EVE 'ru GRADE 1. , I i:: .Q I at . li I y ' , R A i il' Q FIRST ROW: Mr. Knight, Connie Fouts, Joe Glover, Brenda Golden, Norman Cook, Carolyn Goodman. SECOND ROW: Dale Campton, Pauline Gilbert, Robert Andrews, Judy Mummert, James Dickerson, Lyndia Brock, Carlos Gladden, Barbara Bressler, Claude Reece, Sherry East. THIRD ROW: Gilbert Hawkins, Wanda Wilhite, Marion Reece, Darlene McNee1y, Kathleen Davidson, Kenneth Napier, Richard Borders, Junior Reardon, Donnie Ryker, David Schafer. FOURTH ROW: Keith Smith, John Hart, Raymond Higdon, David Roth, Joyce Arbuckle, Brenda Saunders, Patsy VanMeter, Edward Hiler, Joe Fluhr. TH AND STH GRADES FIRST ROW: Mrs. Swinford, Raymond Barret, Nancy Glenn, David Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Christine West, Jerry Brading, Keith Whitlatch, Bob Petty, Martha Thompson, Judy Hiler, Billy Corley, Judy Campton, Michael Meagher, Jimmy McNeely. THIRD ROW: Sherry Fouts, Eugene McCandless, Jimmy Coomes, Martha Bare, Rita McCrady, Elita Goodman, Betty Jones Gary Austin, James Scott, Patricia Ray. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Lakins, Barbara Schwager, Michael Wells, Teresa Coats, Katherine Copple, Vivian Hampton, Daw White, Ronald Thomas, Raymond Combs, Bob Miles. NOT SHOWN: Elizabeth Frances Everitt, Alan Sutt, Stephen Sutt. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Sullivan, Michael La Fountain, David Shepherd. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Menefee, John Clem, Barbara Reardon, Glenn Roth, Robert McMillan, John Williams, David Wells, Robert Smith, Peggy Lee, Kay Newton. THIRD ROW: Betty Thomas, Dennis Shepherd, Francis Robbins, Cleve Wilhite, Arlene Meyer, James LaMaster, Teresa Prince, Dean Clowers, Claudia Hampton, Michael Jessen. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Chandler, James Stewart, Marvin Hiler, Janice Saunders, Richard Lord, Donna Nowlin, Morris Cochran, Beverley Elliott, Junior Napier, Sandra Hampton. FIFTH ROW: Myrna Hall, Linda Jones, Ronald Walker, Marion Nowlin, Elizabeth Robison, Charles Gray, Kathy Shelburne, Ronald Spencer, Patricia Wilson, Timothy La Masters. J THIRD GRADE '- Q' W as , . 1lH 'F 4 l 14.4.4 ZE, lkv l ' . , K ' ff' ' -' W' S' - 1.-., ww N-Q .. PM l I b ' s x N ' 1 N Y ., .N 1' ' .X Q ' ' a J Ns FIRST ROW: Florence Miller, Donnie Saunders, Marie Hall,Gregory Prince, Georgiana Barns, Russel Lord. SECOND ROW: Elaine Chandler, David Mills, Janie Sue Kelly, Bobby Wilson, Randy Barrett, Dennis .LaMaster, Albert Hardin, Helen Meagher, Larry White, Linda Parker, Russell Middleton. THIRD ROW: Cathy Schafer, Johnny Gilbert, Judy Smith, Micheal Thompson, Virginia Reardon, Pat Bridgewater, Shirley Hiler, James McCandless, Cheryl Blacklock, Steven Baley, Sheila Petty. FOURTH ROW: William Miles, Micheal Bridgewater, Peggy Noe, Randy Barrett, Frances Eldridge, Hobert Baker, Norman Jenkins, Earl Smith, Danny Johnson, Larry Higdon. ABSENT: Penny Shields. , . Thurd and FOUR'I'H Grade , r K X., I I .fl sf 1 A f Ar!! . ' I Ik - xe. Q ' ' D , Q 'X -2 5 . , y 43 FIRST ROW: Alla Boles, Mickey Doogs, John Ford, , K -f J . Y x y Linda Byrd. SECOND ROW: Helen Broady, Charles Sul- livan, Kay LaFountain, Douglas Adams, Jeanie Lamb, Ernest Morrison, Sherry Wagner, Donnie Marshall, Janet Roth, Larry Amos, Clara Fluhr. THIRD ROW: Linda Hoskinson, Judy Alsup, James Hall, Rosie Johnson, Sanford Whitaker, Mary Ryker, Linda Nowling, Sara Scott, Elizabeth Wilson, Linda Newton, Anna Scott. FOURTH ROW: Martha Hall, Verda Napier, Shirley LeMasters, Louise Eldridge. - ,i i , A G D E ' : K at Q, , ,, .:.- , : H. ,H . , . :Q S, fi-'Ear X lf--152' . . 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THIRD ROW: William Lord, Linda Smith, Roger Stewart, Katherine Barret, Gary LaFountain, Brenda LaMasters, Robert Bright, Linda Leland, Ronald McNeely, Sandra Madden. FOURTH ROW: Diana Nowlin, Lloyd Ryker, Delores Reardon, Louise Boley, Joseph Gibson, Paul Mills, Charles Ryker, Norma Hart, Sandra Whitaker, Larry Austin. FIFTH ROW: Linda Golden, Ronald Gladden, Michael Hoard, Irene Sutt, Donald Eldridge, Jeff Gladden, Laura Sutt, Sandra Byrd. L S ECQN D G RA D E i K Q ,f K ' , i A 5 ,fl Viky Iix , : ,A .,,, 'lfk K 'K I ' ' . r rr, rr DI r r I r r rr r 6 l, :':i 1: x7,Yw,,i s sirs, silii iii ii iii? ,W ,ails ii T: ' it 1 ,K f 4 1 - , up Q in i ,':: K Q 57 g ? 3 4 2 . 1,, zi, , , a aa a ... I , A I i , K E- A ,li, 1L, F IE: ikl K, Q, Eaq L,E:,L ' ,,t, 3' Q : i ii 'i rl, 1: 'a.: , 1 n l . .. fgaun .1 1 f 5 ,ia, ' V. 4 FIRST ROW: Martha Hostetler, Sandra Boley, Robert Quinn, Brenda Doogs, Randy McNeely, Ronald Clark. SECOND ROW: Debbie Newsome, Charles Haskinson, Lura Martin, Gregory Jones, Dottie Glover, Jerry LaFountain, Patsy Lamb, Everitt Arbuckle, Marsha Whitlatch, Rodney Jones. THIRD ROW: Dale White, Mary Lakins, Timothy Meyer, Sharon McMillen, Roger Hardin, Glenda Hall, Randy Thompson, Lyette Thomas, Orville Sullivan, Bonnie Alsup. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Morrison, Darril Napier, Shirley Hunter, Danny Cook, Wanda West, James LeMasters, Ruby Hampton, Donna Smith, Panela Hampton, Ora Hampton. NOT SHOWN: Terry Strange, Richard Davidson, Randal Davidson, Artie Sands, Wilma Smith, Arnold Everett, Mary Taflinger. The Yearbook Staff, Senior Class, and Mr, Hardin, wish to ex- press their sincere thanks for the co-operation and patronage shown by I our ADVERTISERS on the following pages. CHESTY FOODS, INC. Potato Chips - Popcorn - Nuts P. 0. Box 177 Phone C-2369 I TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA LAMBERT'S DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Wholesale Candy - Tobacco - Drug Sundries and Paper Products Dial 4-5201 142 West Main Street NEW ALBANY, INDIANA P J If you don't want a shutter-bug experimenting on you, go to The Main Studio and let them snap you. THE MAIN STUDIO T --,-5 Life-like Portraits Edith Murphy and Cleon Zimmerman, Props. U15 Phone 5761 fx! Scottsburg , Indiana I THE NEW WASHINGTON STATE BANK NEW WASPHNGTON. INDIANA Serving the People of Clark County Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of MARYSVILLE HARDWARE CO. Radios - Hardware - Implements Gas and Electric Appliances Coal - Cement - Fertilizer Phone New Washington 5102 The Friendly Store MARYSVILLE.. INDIANA Compliments of TOBIAS REXALL DRUGS Phone 384 CHARLESTOWN. INDIANA 6 0' - --' LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY No Flames . No Fumes I No Fuss PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Good, Low-Cost Electric Service To More Than 700 Communities In 70 Counties in Indiana Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MADISON MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of SCOTT COUNTY STONE CO. Crushed Stone - Agricultural Lime Phone PL. 1-4581 SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA STEINHART - HANSON Typewriters - Business Machines School and Office Supplies Office Furniture Gifts - Greeting Cards - Stationery Wall Paper - Window Shades MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of HOME LOAN AND FINANCE CO Loans S5 to S500 Next to Comer Drug Store SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA THE SCOTT COUNTY STATE BANK SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA Serving the People oi Scott County Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Compliments of SHAPlNSKY'S SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA WELLS DEAL INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Phone PL. l-5941 Tractors - Farm Machinery New Idea Farm Equipment SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA Compliments of RITTER'S SHOE STORE Quality Footwear Weather Bird Velvet Step - City Club SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA Compliments oi DOC'S BEAUTY SHOP Authorized Dealer of Revlon Phone PL. 1-5091 SCOTTSBURG. 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