Linden High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

Dedicated to MRS. RAYMOND LYON with the love, gratitude, and devotion of each member of the Senior Class of 1952 THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief.........................................Barbara Guard Senior Pictures, History, and Poem .... Virginia Anthrop, Charlotte Ruch Class Pictures and Activities..Charles White, Charles Kell, Don Waltz Humor Pictures............................Jo Ann Clark, Martha Fifer Will, Prophecy, and Alumni..............Barbara Hunsicker, Jim Vail Advertising.............................Ruth Ritchie, Lester Rafferty Proof Reader...............................................Joan Sabens Annual Adviser.....................................Mrs. Pauline Lyon THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 VIRGINIA ANN ANTHROP—“Ginger” July 4, Band 5-12, Chorus 9-12, Triple Trio 9 and 11, Octette 10, Trio 12. Clarinet Trio 11, Sax Quartet 11 and 12, Sunshine 9-12, Secretary of Sunshine 12, Plays 11 and 12, Jazz Band 9 and 10. Sec- retary of Band 12, Hobby—Music, Ambi- tion—To be a credit to my parents. CHARLES L. KELL, JR.—“Buck” October 18, Basketball 10-12, Baseball 11 and 12, Track 10-12, Hi-Y 10-12, Secretary of Hi-Y 11, President of Hi-Y 12, Plays 11 and 12, President of Class 10, Student Council 9, Hobby—Sports, Ambition—To join the Navy. CHARLOTTE ANN RUCH—“Chaun” March 18, Band 9-12, Chorus 9-12, Triple Trio 11 and 12, Saxophone Quartet 11 and 12, Plays 11 and 12, Class Reporter 11, Sunshine 9-12, Sunshine Songleader 12, Yell Leader 12, Librarian of Band 12, Hob- by—Horses, Ambition—To be an Airline Hostess. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 DONALD GENE WALTZ—“Don” June 26, Basketball 9-12, Track 9-12, Base- ball 9-12, Plays 11 and 12, Hi-Y 11 and 12, Hobby—Sports, Ambition—Farmer. JOAN SABENS—“Jo” January 4, Band 6-12, Chorus 9-12, Clari- net Trio 9, 11, 12; Triple Trio 9, Octette 10, Plays 11 and 12, Sunshine 9-11, Treasurer of Sunshine 10 and 11, Secretary of Class 9 and 10, Treasurer of Class 10-12, Presi- dent of Band 12, Speech Contest 10-12, Latin Contest 9 and 10, English Contest 11, Library 9-11, Student Council 9, Hobby— Music, Ambition—To study science. LESTER RAFFERTY, JR.—“Bunky” April 24, Basketball 9-12, Baseball 9-12, Band 9-12, Chorus 9-12, Boys’ Quartet 9 and 10, Hi-Y 10-12, Songleader of Hi-Y 10, Sergeant of Arms in Hi-Y 11, Hobby— Fishing, Ambition—Mechanic. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 JO ANN CLARK—“Jo” September 26, Band 4-12, Chorus 9-12, Triple Trio 9 and 11, Octette 10, Trumpet Trio 9, Jazz Band 9 and 10, Plays 11 and 12, Librarian of Band 12, Library 9-11, Sun- shine 9-12, Songleader of Sunshine 10, Sunshine Reporter 11 and 12, Algebra Con- test 9, English Contest 11, Hobby—Music, Ambition—Missionary. JAMES T. VAIL—“Jimmy” October 30, Band 12, Chorus 9, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 9-12, Baseball 9-12, Plays 11 and 12, Hi-Y 10-12, Secretary of Hi-Y 12, Hobby— Sports, Ambition—To join the Navy or the Armed Forces. BARBARA ANN GUARD—“Barb” June 1, Band 7-12, Clarinet Trio 11, Chorus 9 and 10, Plays 11 and 12, Sunshine 9-12, President of Sunshine 12, Sunshine Queen 10 and 11, Secretary of Class 11 and 12, Treasurer of Class 9, Reporter of Band 12, Hobby—Reading, Ambition—To be a sec- retary. 1 9 THE BULLDOG 5 2 MARTHA ELLEN FIFER—“Mart” December 6, Chorus 9 and 10, Sunshine 9 and 10, Plays 11 and 12, Office Girl 11, Hobby—Drawing, Ambition—Artist. CHARLES W. WHITE—“Charlie” March 18, Band 6-12, Movie Machine 9-12, Class President 11 and 12, Vice President of Class 10, Treasurer of Band 12, Geome- try Contest 10, Plays 11 and 12, Hobby- Building Boats, Ambition—To join the Navy. RUTH ANN RITCHIE—“Ruth” July 14, Chorus 9 and 10, Sunshine 9 and 10, Library 9-12, President of Library Staff 11, Plays 11 and 12, Class Reporter 12, Hobby—Sewing, Ambition—Undecid- ed. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 BARBARA JEAN HUNSICKER—“Barb” October 5, Band 7-12, Chorus 9-12, Clari- net Trio 11, Trio 9, 10, 12; Sunshine 9-12, Vice President of Sunshine 12, Songleader of Sunshine 11, Vice President of Band 12, Plays 11 and 12, Algebra Contest 9, Geom- etry Contest 10, Advanced Math Contest 11.'Girls’ State 11, Hobby—Singing, Am- bition—To be successful. MR. VAN PELT Principal MRS. RAYMOND LYON Class Sponsor 8-12 FIRST GRADE First Row—Judy Ritchie. Jackie Newntim. Ladonna Brooks. Jacquelyn Young-, Betty Sue Youngr. Billy Bridges. Sue Harrison. Second Row—Virginia Vaughn. Martha Ann Neiman. Ronnie Brown. Janet John- son. Sharon Kay Ballard. Phyllis Guard. Kenneth Metcalf. Third Row—Stephen Childress. Sharon Whit- aker. Johnnie Cummins. Bruce Robb. Miss Stephenson. Laurel Ann Mennen. Linda Vail Donnie Lee, Nunda Lyon. SECOND GRADE First Row—Dwain Soards. Bernard Patton. Sandra Kidd. Gaylen Smith. Ruth Ann Bennett. David Little. Sally Franklin. Second Row—Charlotte Drane. Lynn Brandon. Bonnie Bennett. Tommy Davis. Thomas White. Mary Joyce Youngr. Third Row—Wilma Hood. Tommy Lambuth. Sharon Bennett. Mrs. Martha Williams, Janice Lee. Raymond Johnson. Ferol Mennen. Not pictured—Homer McDonald. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 THIRD GRADE First Row—Anna May Snyder. Sharon Fry. Jean Cooksey. Preston Clayton. Janet Glascock. Judy Os- walt. Patricia Ruch. Maple Ann Clark. Second Row—Mrs. Hudson. Diane West. Phyllis Conrad. Terry Nichols. Kathy Lu Flaniiran. Larry Bennett. John Smith. Linda Lou Ut . Gerald Young . Third Row— Dolores Winger. Dickie Thayer. Carolyn Whitaker. Sandra Martin. Phil Lee. Jim Antle. Thea Chenoweth. Ronnie Denhart. FOURTH GRADE First Row—Nancy Franklin. Freni Metcalf. Frances Sharpe. Ted Tincher. Joe Kelly Young. James Fry. Vivian Ritchie. Ann Jones. Royc Sue Kelly. Second Row—Mrs. Edwards. Diane Gordon. Fred Johnson. John Hailman. Sondra Hood. Bill Parker. Marvin Oliver. Judy Coopman. Julia Grimes. Third Row—John Switzer. John King. John Childress. Jim Oswalt. John McDonald. Paul Neiman. BULLDOG 1 9 THE 5 2 FIFTH GRADE First Row—Carol Clayton Joan Rueh. Sue Carlson. David Layton. Omer Krise. Denny Gordon Judy !?'■ , Sr«-ond Row-Miss Davis Jim Fry. Darrell Storms. Beverly Winger. Wilma Cummins. Ronald Nieman. Hurd How Roger Cooksey. Shirley Coopman. John Lee. Jim McDonald. John Austin. Joan Clements Don Hunmeker. SIXTH GRADE First Row—Linda Kelly. Devon Brooks. Gerald Vauffhn. M.argaret Frv Chris Busenbark. Second Row—Gerry Ritchie. Dan Conrad. Ruth Smith. Nina Storms. Third Row—Donald McCormick. Francis Nieman Loretta Smith. Frank Fry. Melvin Royer. Bill Crowe. John Davis. Louella Monroe. Glenda Robb. Dean Denhart. Grenard. Fred Winger. Judy THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 SEVENTH GRADE First Row—Tim Guard. Gerald Riper, Dick Denhart, Dorothy Lyon. Shirley Bennett. Bill McCormick. Second Row—Francis Ritchie. Ruth West. Ed Lambuth. Ralph Winger. Ivadean McDonald. Carolyn Krise. Third Row—Mr. Lyon. Tommy Glascock. Lois Reynolds. Donald Johnson. Martha Coopman. Jim Madden. Carolyn Schaeffer. Howard Hall. EIGHTH GRADE First Row—Clyde Ritter. Ramona Eutsler. Pat Miller. Allen Waltz. Mary Smith. Sandra Todd. Second Row—Mrs. Ray. Steve Storms. Sue Martin, Bill Vail. Russell Grenard, Dick Hunsicker. Third Row—Carl Schaeffer. Oliver Lambuth. Freda Barton. Jim Clements. Doris Dyer, Phyllis Dyer. Carl Snyder. Not pictured—Noma Whitlow. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 FRESHMAN CLASS First Row—Jam os Eu taler. Carolyn Snouwaert. Frank Brower. Patty Guard. Donna Todd. Kenneth Ritehie. Seooml Row—Mary Lou Sabens. Doan Kisrer. Junior Waltz. Robert Cooksey. Jerry McBee. Jim West. Mrs. Moyer. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row—Beverly Royer, Dolores Killian. Jerry Ballard. Phyllis Johnson. Don Kriso. Gene Ritehie. Mary Rueh. Second Row—Allen Lyon. Joyce Vail. Ralph Coopman. Bill Clements. John Goodwin. Jerry Kahle, Jerry Forrest. Harlan Vail. Martha Hudson. Mr. Ratliff. THE BULLDOG 1 9 JUNIOR CLASS First Row—Pat Gould. Jane Sabo ns. Ethel Ritchie, Mae Cummins. Betty Simmons. Virginia Brewer. Shirley Todd. Second Row—Mr. Cofali. Dick Hampton. Linn Goldsmith. Laura McBee, Harold Coopman. J. C. DePlanty, Margaret Hawkins, Larry Payton, Fred McBee. Mr. Lyon. CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE President .... Carolyn Snouwaert Vice President.......Patty Guard Secretary............Donna Todd Treasurer......Mary Lou Sabens Reporter.................Jim West President.............Jerry Kahle Vice President .... Beverly Royer Secretary...... ... Gene Ritchie Treasurer.................... Don Krise Reporter..............Harlan Vail JUNIOR SENIOR President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter...... Mae Cummins . Shirley Todd . Jane Sabens . .. Pat Gould . Ethel Ritchie President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter...... . . Charles White . .. . . Charles Kell .. Barbara Guard ..... Joan Sabens Ruth Ann Ritchie THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 FIRST GRADE IN 1940 First Row—Jimmy Lang . Patricia Weaver. Rosemary French. Sandra Ross. Barbara Hnnsieker. Otis Morris. Richard Hillcnbiirg. Ruth Ann Ritchie. Second Row—Jimmy Vail. Charles White. Donnie King, Clayton Clements. Virginia Anthrop. Joan Sabo ns, Barbara Guard. Miss Stephenson. SIXTH GRADE IN 1946 First Row—Dick Hampton, Jimmy Vail. Rosemary French, Barbara Guard, Ruth Ann Ritchie. Richard Hillenburg. Barbara Hunsioker. Martha Fifer. Second Row—Mrs. Burns, Wilma Bonifacius, Gayle Dugan. Donald Waltz. Marion Kigrer, Lester Rafferty. Virginia Anthrop. Joan Sabens, Charles White. CLASS POEM Donald Waltz is the basketball star of the class, He is always studying so he will pass. Sometimes in class he does not do well, But he does with his girl, Pat Kell. Charles White is quite a lad, He’s the best president we could have had. He has so much fun with the lasses, And always they’re in the lower classes. Charles Kell is a handsome guy, He makes the girls faint and sigh. The reasons are he’s so cute and tall, And he can even play basketball. There’s a girl who’s on the beam, And she’s labeled Barbara Jean. She’s younger than the other kids in the class, But with a few prayers she might possibly pass. Now let’s take a big long look, At a gal named Charlotte Ruch. And when to you she’s looking bored, She’s not, she’s thinking about a boy named Ward. Our class’s red head is quite a girl, The boys from Crawfordsville keep her in a whirl. It’s our quiet librarian, Ruth Ann, Who gets freckles instead of a tan. Our sunshine queen, Miss Barbara Guard, Gives us the impression of working hard. But she always has some time to spend, With Sonny Coopman, her boy friend. Our best salesman is named Lester, He gets by with many a jester. You’ll generally see him in a nice big car, Although his girl friends never live far, THE BULLDOG 1 1) 5 2 Our good sports writex-, Jim, Says that girls don’t interest him. This we do not dai'e believe, But he says “You wait, I shan’t deceive.” Martha Fifer, a very good artist, Seems to work her very hai'dest. But yet she seems to click, With a special boy named Dick. Joan Sabens, our annual’s proof reader, Has also become a very good leader. She doesn’t look at John, Bill or Harley, Because she’s waiting patiently for Chai'lie. Our trumpet playei', Jo Ann Clark, Can sing merrily like a lai’k. She also has a beau named Jim, And she sure thinks a lot of him. Our saxophone player, Virginia A., Has a lot to do in a shoi't day. She takes sewing and uses bobbins, But she thinks a lot of that Chip Robbins. THE BULLDOG 1 9 CLASS PROPHECY 5 2 It was a bright Sunday afternoon as we started on a little jaunt through the country. It is always good to get out of a city and get some fresh air. After we had walked about three miles, we decided to sit down and rest. It just so happened that there was a very well-kept cemetery near by, so we sat down under some nice shade trees. All of us were getting a bit sleepy, and we decided to stay there for a while. Suddenly, before my very eyes, a grave opened and a tall, white figure arose. In a deep voice he announced, “I am Charles White, president of the Senior class of 1952 of Linden High School. The meeting will now come to order.” Silently twelve figures arose and took their seats upon their headstones. “The secretary will account for the lives of the class members”, con- tinued the president. Barbara Guard’s figure arose from her headstone as she solemnly read: “The last meeting of the class of 1952 was a reunion held May, 1972. Charles White, who had been Linden’s mailman since his father’s retire- ment and also proprietor of ‘Whitey’s Theater’, toi'e himself away from his two jobs and his family to attend and preside over the 1972 reunion. He was claimed to be the best mailman Linden had ever had in its history of postal service; also, there have been favorable comments about his movie house. He learned to operate a movie projector during his high school years at Linden. One of Charles’ two sons is in charge of the theater and the other son is Linden’s mailman. Also present was our former vice-president, Charles Kell, who was an outstanding farmer in Montgomery County. Besides farming, he assisted with the State Hi-Y Club—having gained his knowledge of the organiza- tion when he was president of the Linden chapter during his senior year. “Barbara Guard Coopman (class secretary) liked writing and working on the newspaper staff so well she published a newspaper of her own— ‘The Guard Special.’ She learned from Mr. Ratliff that current events are very important in one’s life so most of her paper sided toward world happenings. Behold! She was not too deeply interested in her career to marry! And, of course, she set aside a special column for Sonny Coop- man’s ‘Laffs Jokes.’ “Joan Sabens (class treasurer) went on to college to study music and Latin. She became a Latin professor, but when Charles McDonald was discharged from the service, they were married and had two children. Joan didn’t have time to play the piano or clarinet after her marriage until the children were grown; then she gave a few concerts of her own. “The former Ruth Ritchie (class reporter) held a position as reporter on Barbara Coopman’s paper staff. Soon after graduation, when Ruth went to Kentucky to live there awhile, she met a very nice southern gen- tleman with a lot of money. They got married and had three children, all of whom were redheads. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 “Virginia Anthrop had quite an interesting life. She studied music at DePauw for one year, and then quit to marry Chip Robbins after a whirlwind courtship of three weeks. They had six children (three boys and three girls) and resided in Clarks Hill. “Jo Ann Clark, former proprietor of the Hall’s Cafe, married Jim Fer- rier and had three children all of whom played trumpets. They formed a trio which was nationally famous. Each of the three children now owns a restaurant located in Clarks Hill, Bowers, and New Richmond. “Martha Fifer, after graduating from Linden, took an art course and graduated with flying colors. During her high school years, she and Dick, her boy friend, had a little spat and decided to call it quits. But during her art course, they made up and decided to get married and settle down. They adopted a beautiful child whom they named Reginald but called Reggie for short. They resided in Romney. “It seems that Barbara Hunsicker did some pretty wonderful things. Barbara received her master’s degree of science at Purdue and then she became quite famous with her experiments and discoveries. Barbara’s husband was also a graduate of Purdue. They did not have any children, but instead raised some orphans from Korea. “Lester Rafferty really made good after he got out of high school. If you will remember, Lester had a very good voice. At the last concert that he gave while he was in high school, a man heard him and asked him to audition for the Metropolitan Opera. So Lester made about six thousand dollars a week. That was quite a change from the money he was making on the railroad in the summer of ’51. “Charlotte Ruch, after graduating from ‘dear ole Linden High’ de- cided to accept Bayne Ward’s offer of marriage. They lived in a house which Fred Smith had built for them out in the pasture near the Smith house. Smith’s farm is now a large horse ranch. The Wards had two sets of twins. It seems that they took after their mother, since they were all elected yell leaders during their high school years. “Don Waltz, it seems, was a busy person. When he and Pat Kell got married, they decided to run a restaurant which took up a lot of their time. Also, they had six boys and two girls. Since Don was always good at basketball, he reared his children to become great athletes. All of the boys played basketball and the two girls were cheer leaders. “The last member left in the class of ’52 is Jim Vail. Jim ran a filling station, motel, and restaurant out on the edge of Linden. I heard that he made quite a bit of money until his hired help began to get scarce and he had to close up. Jim never did marry because he was too busy with running his filling station, motel, and restaurant.” After this Charles adjourned the meeting and .... All at once, I felt something hit me on the head and I sat up in a daze. An apple from the tree that I had been sitting under had just fallen and hit me on the head. It was then that I realized I had been dreaming about the class of 1952 and how wonderful they turned out to be. After I was fully awake we got up and continued our little jaunt on the bright Sunday afternoon. CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1940 fifteen frightened, yet excited, children entered the first grade class room of Linden High School. The warm greetings given us by Miss Stephenson and the thrill of new friendships soon ban- ished our fear. Miss Stephenson, with her gentle firmness and unlimited patience, guided us through the first year successfully and provided the foundation upon which our education has been built. At the end of our second year in school, Miss Bymaster was still try- ing to convert monsters into little ladies and gentlemen. However, when, in the third grade, Mrs. Eva McKinsey Hudson pad- died wirey Donald Waltz, a new class member, for crawling between the rows of seats, our conduct strangely improved immediately. Besides Don- ald, cheerful little Lester Rafferty joined the rank and file of the class of 1952 that year. In the fourth year of elementary training, it is customary for eager learners to begin their study of the history of their country. Mrs. Gilky, under whose supervision Mrs. Hudson had gladly placed us, shortly dis- covered that we didn’t want to study history but were determined to make the grade. Nevertheless, we and Mrs. Gilky survived the struggle; and at last we were ready to ascend the awe-inspiring stairway that seemed to be only for high school students. At the top of the stairway we found Mrs. Burns, who guided us through the fifth and sixth grades. During the sixth year diminutive Martha Fifer’s name w'as added to the class roll. The seventh grade was uneventful until Jo Ann Clark, a trumpet play- er from Remington, invaded the class. We hadn’t fully recuperated from Jo Ann’s arrival when Charles Kell, a good-looking farm boy with dimples, joined us. During the latter part of the seventh year, Charlotte Ruch, who had an excellent eye for horses, became a new class member. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 The eighth grade was a normal year. We were accustomed to being in the assembly, had learned to find our way among the class rooms, and were anxiously awaiting the day when we would be full-fledged freshmen. Naturally, during the first few weeks of our first year of high school our heads were in the clouds; however, the upper classmen soon made us realize we were just green Freshmen. The sophomore year was climaxed by the arrival of our treasured green and white class sweaters. With the selling of concessions, the ordering of class rings, the pre- sentation of our Class Play, “Calling All Carrs”, the junior-senior recep- tion, and the many other activities, we felt our junior year had been a very active and most enjoyable one. Finally, the senior year arrived, and we were busy working on our annual, looking forward to the time we would receive our diplomas. We hope the last twelve years have not been too strenuous for our teachers and fellow students. The thirteen of us wish you who are still in school as happy a time as we have had. SENIOR WILL We, the Senior Class, knowing that our days in this dear high school are numbered and being of unsound mind, will and bequeath all our treas- ured possessions to the Junior Class. I, Virginia Anthrop, will and bequeath to Jane Sabens my ability to go with a certain boy for longer than three weeks. To Sonny Coopman, I will and bequeath my ability to square dance and not to back out on my word. I, Jo Ann Clark, will and bequeath to Pat Gould my position as “Miss Talkative” of 1953 as I was in 1952. To Laura McBee, I will and bequeath my ability to wear a boy’s class ring without having it affect my sense of balance. I, Martha Fifer, will and bequeath to Pat Gould my ability to have dates. To Ethel Ritchie, I will and bequeath a new mirror when her old one wears out. I, Barbara Guard, will and bequeath to Linn Goldsmith a new theme tablet and my dimples. To Fred McBee, I will and bequeath my satisfac- tion in going with only one person and a book entitled “What To Do on a Date.” I, Barbara Hunsicker, will and bequeath to Sonny Coopman my ability to keep my hair curly without doing it up every night and my ability to keep my cheeks rosy without applying makeup. To Virginia Brewer, I will and bequeath my unsophisticated ways and my mild, easy-going temper. I, Charles Kell, will and bequeath to Mae Cummins my set of dimples. To J. C. DePlanty, I will and bequeath my long legs when his wear out. I, Lester Rafferty, will and bequeath to Ethel Ritchie my girlish figure. To Larry Payton, I will and bequeath my ability to establish a county track record for the mile run. I, Ruth Ritchie, will and bequeath to Virginia Brewer my flaming red hair. To Margaret Hawkins, I will and bequeath all my boy friends. I, Charlotte Ruch, will and bequeath to Shirley Todd my ability to go steady, yet have at least two dates a week. To Laura McBee, I will and 1 9 THE BULLDOG 5 2 bequeath my ability to concentrate on my lessons instead of gazing toward Crawfordsville. I, Joan Sabens, will and bequeath to Larry Payton my amazing ability to maintain both late hours and good grades. To my sister, Jane Sabens, I will and bequeath a beau who isn’t too bashful to come calling. I, Jim Vail, will and bequeath to Linn Goldsmith my ability to find six sticks of chewing gum in one package. To Shirley Todd, I will and be- queath my ability to have a boy friend in every town and still not get them mixed up. I, Donald Waltz, will and bequeath to J. C. DePlanty my ability to get along with Mr. Ratliff in government. To F red McBee, I will and bequeath my ability to pole vault and to win all the time. I, Charles White, will and bequeath to Dick Hampton ten thousand dollars so that he can pay cash for future traffic violations. To Betty Sim- mons, I will and bequeath a whole box of door handles so that she can re- place all those she pulls off. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Miss Stephenson all the vegetables which we grew in our egg shells. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mrs. Williams a whole vol- ume of records for the second grade record player. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mrs. Hudson our apprecia- tion for teaching us the unforgettable “If I’d knowed I couldn’t have rode I wouldn’t have wanted to went.” We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mrs. Edwards our apprecia- tion for supplanting her brother Alex in the affection of the Linden stu- dents and relegating him to his proper position. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Miss Davis our ability to drive her brother Clifford’s car without wrecking it. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mr. Bunton our books “Thirty Days to a More Powerful Vocabulary” so that he can learn to speak more fluently than Mr. Ratliff. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mr. Cefali a good wire re- corder to use in future speech classes. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mrs. Decker a helicopter so that she will be able to see her husband every evening. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mrs. Meyer a whole staff of efficient treasurers. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mr. Lyon another pre-fab house with attached kitchen cabinets which can be set up in three days. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mrs. Lyon a new tail light for the family roadster. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mr. Ratliff another friend as true as Mr. Bunton. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mrs. Ray a senior class whose girls take home economics. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to Mr. VanPelt four more good-looking daughters and five handsome sons so as to make all the Seniors in-laws. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to the Sophomore Class our monopoly on Christmas card sales. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to the Freshman Class a more evenly divided class. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to the Junior High a set of encyclopedias and a water fountain at each desk so as to eliminate con- fusion in the assembly. We, the Senior Class, will and bequeath to the High School a fund of money so that more boys will be encouraged to attend Linden High School. 1 9 THE BULLDOG 5 2 TEACHERS First How—Mrs. Elizabeth Ray. Mrs. Barbara Decker. Mrs. Pauline Lyon. Miss Dorothy Davis. Miss Inez Stephenson. Mrs. Kathleen Meyer. Mrs. Eva Hudson. Second How—Mrs. Martha Williams Mr Raymond Lyon. Mr. Forrest Van Pelt. Mr. Tony Cefali. Mr. Etl Ratliff. Mr. Ralph Bunton. Mrs. Margaret Edwards. CHORUS First Row—Jano Sabens, Shirley Todd. Virginia Brewer, Betty Simmons. Beverly Royer. Mary Ruch, Carolyn Snouwaert. Mrs. Decker. Second Row—Dolores Killian. Donna Todd. Virginia Anthrop. Phyllis Dyer. Doris Dyer. Charlotte Ruch. Jo Ann Clark. Third Row—Joan Sabens, Barbara Hunsicker. Joyce Vail. Laura McBee. Martha Hudson. Phyllis Johnson. Mae Cummins. Mary Sue Smith. Fourth Row_Carl Schaeffer. Oliver Lambuth. J. C. DePlanty. Lester Rafferty. Bill Clements. Jim Vail. Jerry Kahle Dick Hunsicker. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 SUNSHINE First Row—Carolyn Snouwaert. Dolores Killian. Virginia Brewer. Mary Ruch. Second Row—Beverly Royer. Charlotte Ruch. Donna Todd. Patty Guard. Jo Ann Clark. Third Row—Shirley Todd. Pat Gould. Barbara Hunsieker. Mae Cummins. Barbara Guard. Mrs. Ray (Sponsor). Fourth Row—Joyce Vail. Martha Hudson. Laura McBee. Virginia Anthrop. Phyllis Johnson. Betty Simmons. HI-Y First Row—Dick Hampton. Linn Goldsmith. Junior Waltz. Frank Brewer. James Eustler. Second Row’—Mr. Cefali (Sponsor), Jerry McBee. Sonny Coopman. Jim Vail. Jerry Kahle. Allen Lyon. Fred Mc- Bee. Third Row’—Jerry Forrest. Dean Kiser. Bill Clements. Charles Kell. Don Waltz. Lester Rafferty. Harlan Vail. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 JUNIOR BAND I � ASt °WT['oy(' Sue Kelly Julia Grimes. Carol Clayton. Linda Kelly. John Hailman. Second Row— John Austin. Denny Gordon. red Johnson. John Switzer. Marvin Oliver. Sondra Howl. Dean Denhart David Layton. Dume Gordon, Sue Carlson. Ruth Smith. Judith Smith. Glenda Robb. Third Row—Mrs’ n!kOIi' .Dol .Huns, ker- Melvin Royer, Bill Parker. John Lee. Not pictured—John Childress. Judy Coop- man, jonii King:. SENIOR BAND u. £, 1 ?OWTJOef ,Sab J?8- ,Jane Sabens. Barbara Hunsieker. Mary Rueh. Donna Todd. Second Row— larbara Guard. Shirley Todd. JoAnn Clark. Charles White. Dorothy Lyon. Judith Smith. Ruth Smith. Re erb Royer Virginia Anthrop. Glenda Robb. Phyllis Johnson. Doris Dyer. Charlotte Rueh Third Row—Carolyn Snomvaerl. Patty Guard. Mary Sue Smith. J. C. DePlanty. Dean Riper lister Raffertv P?ShartM FVwi Jl, , r' Jlm Vail- °livpr Lambuth' ’;«rl Schaeffer Phylli� Dyer. Mir Cummin� . Di.'k THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 BASEBALL First Row—Junior Waltz. Fred McBee. Lester Rafferty, Jerry Forrest. Charles Kell. Don Waltz, Jim Vail. Harlan Vail. Larry Payton. Dick Hampton. Second Row—Kenneth Ritchie. Linn Goldsmith. Dean Kiger, Ralph Coopman. Bill Clements. Jerry McBee. Jim West. Jerry Kahle, Allen Lyon. Mr. Bunion. TRACK First Row—Fred McBee. Jerry Kahle. Larry Payton, Dick Hampton. Second Row—Harlan Vail, Har- old Coopman, Don Waltz, Charles Kell, Mr. Bunton. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM b irst Row—Allen Walts. Francis Ritchie. Steven Storms. Tim Guard. Gerald Kigrer. Bill McCormick Tom Glascock. Second Row—Russell Grenard. Carl Schaeffer. Oliver Lambutli. Jim Clements. Paul Snyder. I 5un8iS ,er- RiI1 Vai!- Third Row—Mr. Bunion. Larry Priebc. Dick Denhart. James Madden. Howard Hall. Don Johnson. Ed Lambuth, Clyde Ritter. Ralph Winder. VARSITY TEAM First Row—t red McBee. Junior Waltz. Second Row—Harlan Vail. Jerry Forrest. Don Waltz. Charles .. VS™ Ra J,m Vail- Sonnv Coop man. Jerry Kahle. Third Row—Jerry Ballard (Manager). Ken- neth Ritchie. Dick Hampton. Allen Lyon. Dean Kiirer. Bill Clements. Jerry McBee. Frank Brewer Gene Ritehie, Mr. Bunton. ► � ! ■ •« It Cha.it'’'. fie-f et ten. pl a.rXh . Tr .tK M Ka.T THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 LINDEN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Indicates Deceased HONORARY MEMBERS Ethel Browning Arthur S. Fraley CLASS OF 1906 Charles Whipple Anna Newkirk Coleman Maude McBee Hoss Nan McBee Montgomery Pearl Dudley Lindstrom Mary Murphy Whitney CLASS OF 1907 Paul Hawker Josephine McBee Irons Edith Rice Montgomery Emery Tribby Ernest Kirkpatrick Carl White CLASS OF 1908 Mable Morin Avery Everett Beach Eleanor Snyder Jones Clarence Hawker Susie Miller Mary Tribby Pierce Grace Poyner John Murphy CLASS OF 1909 Otto Tomlinson Esta Andrews Eberhardt Ruth Borum Ara Clarkson Lindleton Samuel Evans Nell Montgomery Van Dyke Musetta Morin Osborn Roy Mangus Raymond Parker CLASS OF 1910 Ruth Barnett Williams Wilson Hudson Timothy Guard Floyd Fraley Edna Battreal Kehm CLASS OF 1911 Cecil Thomas Byron Peterson Ralph Wright Elsie McBee Parker Mabel Vincent Bible Ruth McBee Brown Earl Bradbum Anna Peterson Earl Gray Snow Foster Beach Roy Conrad Rea Hoilman Honor Murphy Jacquin Bruce Church Guy Graham CLASS OF 1912 William Evans Lula Ryker Vail Leora Gray Brooks Martitia Tomlinson Stewart Edna Rash Haywood Mary Rice Jones Orpha Parker McBee Eugenia Morrow Edwards Claude Saidla Fred Patton Mae Guard Butler CLASS OF 1913 Lemuel Morrow Charles Pence Celia Barnett Fogarty Forest Edwards Chester Gray Juanita Blue Porter Ester Fraley Evans Mildred Wright Gearing CLASS OF 1914 George Jones Paul Owen Bernard McCay Leonard Bowerman William Murphy Mac McCallum Blanche Parker Rich Beulah Dickey Lois White Warren CLASS OF 1915 Evangeline Morrow Fraley Frank Barton Wayne Davenport Edith Fogarty Osborne Lura Bible Wilcox Lala Parker Maguire Isaac McBee CLASS OF 1916 Wesley White Herschel Switzer Lee Foster Lewis Murphy Ross Teeguarden Bernard Allen Mable McLain Oppy Marie Peterson Thompson CLASS OF 1917 Leota Little Helen Stephenson Newkirk THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 Cyril Cox Forest Wilkinson Henderson Margaret Murphy Boots Dorothy Blue Little Florence Newkirk Boots CLASS OF 1918 Tenley Jones Glen Newkirk Lewis Stephenson Clara Parker Harper Maude McLain Andrews Bernice Stephenson Parrish Helen Rash CLASS OF 1919 Henrietta Stephenson Sense Chayce Cox Ernest Stephenson Hazel Smith Pitts Mable Norman Chenoweth Mary Newkirk Giddens Katherine Harrigan Imlah Minnie McBee Edith Stuart Whitler CLASS OF 1920 Paul Jones Clarence Murphy Gerald Mason Marie Simmons Oliver CLASS OF 1921 Eva Boots Williamson Marjorie Cox Anna Hopewell Hunter Olive Davenport Gilkey Wilna Jones Treadway Edith Hillenburg Miller Maria Hunt Manteli Garmon Mason Rybolt Roy Layton CLASS OF 1922 June Burke Cassady Carl Miller Robert Campbell Parker Kahle Robert Harrigan CLASS OF 1923 Lucille Young Hummel Genevieve Gray Robertson Esther Dain Charlotte Peters Line Boyd Hood Harold Newkirk Virgil Stull Omer Miller Merle Parvis Irvin Carter CLASS OF 1924 Mabel Miller Hensley Dorothy Hunt Eva McKinsey Hudson Gerald Stephenson Arthur Coopman Georgianna Switzer Johns Lawrence Ghere CLASS OF 1925 Rhea Campbell Harriet Coleman Gagen Robert Dain Pauline Harrigan Comtois Vurl Hillenburg Ray Beverly Hood Ruth Hopewell Coopman Nina Miller Stewart Evelyn Montgomery Suverkrup Ruth Patton White Ivan Prosser Beulah Ryker Hampton Marie White McDaniel Lela Smith Parks CLASS OF 1926 Edith Bennett Sanders Clara Branagin Briney Harry Murdock John Harrigan Ernest Beck Asher Beck Howard Davenport Theodore Newkirk Forrest Paxton Conner Merlin Layton Evelyn Wright Hazel Campbell Smith Phoebe Johnston Geiger Robert Royer CLASS OF 1927 Delbert Neal Avis Wood Lawson Guy Hood Dorothy Barton Grenard Ruth Bray Stremming Gladys Dain Kent Evelyn Douglas Royer Richard Greenwood Ralph Hays Fern Horney Waddell Mary Little Malaska Roy Lynch Mary Mullen Bradley Carl L. Norman Inez Royer Scott CLASS OF 1928 Fern Wilson Halstead Joe Halstead Evelyn Royer Dunbar Albert Dunbar Margaret Vincent Francis Kahle Gallant Maudie Smith Hart Edith Norman Todd Harvey Welshimer THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 Minerva Slavens Quillen Lester Ryker John Norman Claude Hillenburg CLASS OF 1929 Catherine Coopman Switzer Lorene Bray Boyd Stanley Davenport Floyd Owens Leslie Smith Wallace Hood CLASS OF 1930 Lawrence Swinney George Spitznagel Raymond Shumate Claude Owen Margaret Lynch Simmons Basil Kitterman Dorothy Harvey Ginn Howard Glascock Freeman Broadstreet Lorten Bryant Chayce Hoss Max Branstetter William Walters Forest Guard Edward Slavens Floyd Miller Robert Newton Mildred Gentry Stewart Mary Royer Breaks Doris Bell Powers William Royer James Rhea CLASS OF 1931 Orval Timmons Carl Norman Howard Michael Marjorie Lyons Shipman Floyd Lyons June Little Kendall Roy Lang Pauline Hinds Sicks Violet Hauser Walters Clarence Gentry Donola Conrad Conarroe Geneva Coffey Jones Fred Royer Thelma Clifton Royer CLASS OF 1932 Kenneth Hudson Justus Halstead Samuel Sherfey Lavina Simmons Paul Clyde Smith Glenn Kidd Helen Hoss Keller Francis Martin Patton Harvey Neal Leo Norman CLASS OF 1933 Irvin Crabtree Glenn Deckard Robert Elliott Leland Faust Paul Harrigan Fletcher Hinds Robert Lynch Martha McBee Inskeep Marie Martin Guard Leo Royer Violet Hudson Haley Mary Shanklin Johnson Helen Todd Glascock CLASS OF 1934 Doris Bryant Roos Delbert Deckard Robert Faust Thelma Hood Beatrice Isfalt Igney Lois Irons Spitznagel Kathleen Jackson Connor Jewel Kinnamon Crabtree George Martin Evelyn Peters Pickel Irene Slavens Herron Louise Vannice Neal Madona Warren CLASS OF 1935 Dorothea Buskirk Doris Halstead Clayton Isaac Hoss Margaret Michael Wright Frederick Murphy Helen Owen Thelma Prosser Vena Royer Mitchell Sabens Virginia Snyder Alden Mary Fern Wilson CLASS OF 1936 Margaret Rickey Harper Dorothy Martin Winger Marjorie Martin Ross Mary Todd Wiltshire Edna Faust Elliott Roy Crabtree Donald Brown Robert Perkins Mark Davenport Joseph Owen James Shumate Malcolm Ross Howard Davis Quentin Hibbs Clyde Soards CLASS OF 1937 Lucy Martin Fuller Doris Conrad Hogue Geraldine Perkins Ellington THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 Lois Crowder Madalyn Norman Betty Vannice Haworth Paul Switzer Dorothy Winger Shumate Forest Winger Lois Kahle Reath Gladys Soards Crabtree Leonard Dalton Evelyn Johnson Strong Iola Thomas Corder Ralph McKinney Ruth Chase Ratcliff Harold Sparger Robert Schwindler Gwendolyn Coffman Dobbs CLASS OF 1938 Donnis Conrad Tribbett Margaret Demoret Mennen Carl Elliott David Eutsler Leon Little Albert Lyon David McCay Duayne McCullough Mildred McKinney Jeffery Malcolm Montgomery Ilene Richardson Younker Arthur Smith Jean Todd Robison Alice Vannice Prosser Richard Ward Esther Winger Hamm CLASS OF 1939 Thelma Thomas Chapman James Stull Geraldine Smith Cox Raymond Simmons LaVern Rickey Meese Harold Parker Mabel Owen Geraldine Owen Perkins Virginia Newkirk Chapman Helen Murdock Dalton John Moran Ross Martin Robert Martin Lowell Kelly David Johnson Harold Drane Wesley Davis Ruby Dalton Oswalt Annabelle Coffin Jones Margaret Boots Smith Lester Barton CLASS OF 1940 Henry Worth William Vannice Hazel Smith Foxworthy William Raynes Mac Parker Lewis Owen Stanley Norman Mary McCay Anderson Ralph Little Dorothy Lamkin Eloise Kelly Garrett Jon Grimes Lloyd Faust Lois Demoret Warren Leon Cox Betty Lou Conrad Little CLASS OF 1941 Martha Davenport Wright Catherine Warren Anderson Fannie Adkisson Kelley Eugene Sherfey Raymond Beach Maxine Rankin Houchens Martha Tyrell Redmond Clint Wilkins Harry Jones Robert Todd Mary Ward Wilkins CLASS OF 1942 Alvin Winger Mac McCay Alice Deckard Artman Martha Johnston Slavens Virginia Davidson Ware Richard Michael CLASS OF 1943 Jeanette Campbell Moore William Clifton Harvey Fitzwater lone Richardson Clifton Nina Barton Stonebraker Lavina Tyrell Habel Elzina Ritter Wolfe Eleanor McKinney Hooper Mary McBee Winger CLASS OF 1944 Dale Sabens Dwain Martin Walter McBee Jack Richardson William Todd Ira L. Carr Gilbert Ritter Phyllis Deckard Larew Esther Winningham Murphy Thelma Tyrell Redmond Maxine Krise Dawson Don Fugate William Beach Dorothy Harpel Gration Mereadus Wallace Hendrix Ilene Irons Lumm CLASS OF 1945 Eloise Blue Bryant Marjorie Campbell Spall Alberta Conrad Johnson THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 Betty Dalton Childers Neva Fitzwater Dowden Mary Harpel Bushing Robert Johnson Norma King Clark Frances Lamkin Lyon Mary J. Lochard Harshman Max Newkirk Bessie Ritter Moyer Ann Sabens Hughes Ronald Seals Joseph Smith Virginia Vail Sayler CLASS OF 1946 Wilma Bell Barney Omer Burton Margaret Ann Davis Rebecca Fraley Weaver Betty French Royer Donald Hampton Esther Hole Krukewitt Pauline Jones Todd Mary J. Kelly Gail Krise Wanda Miller Marvin Vail Gladys Waltz McCay George Welshimer Max White Leroy Winningham Glenn Merson CLASS OF 1947 Ralph Hipp Shirley King Ruby Franklin Bowman Lodell Vannice Joan Cook Shelton Marvin McBee Lois White Ritter Clyne Hughes Mary Pearson Maltsberger Clara Conrad Vester Donald Swick Richard White Donald Seals CLASS OF 1948 Woodrow Barton Martha Campbell Vail Betty Johnson Collins Albert Brown Oscar Burton Frankie June McMasters Wilma Kiger Runyon Reid Hampton John Irons Jean Irons Norma Lochard Burton Lester Robertson Robert Stephenson Margaret McKinney Marie Pearson Biddle Jean White Swick CLASS OF 1949 Louise Allen Fugate Myron Deckard Wilma Dickson Birge Rita Hampton Don Harpel William Kindell Mary Hudson Odom Lois Krise Morris Smith Dolore Oliver Charles Rush Martha Sabens Kitsmiller Robert Vail Lavon Vannice Don White John Kitsmiller CLASS OF 1950 Joan Hunsicker Moser Mary White Denham Dorothy Hudson Betty Figg Blacketer Ibbie Ritter Dyer Martha Bradison Brann Arvil Denham Richard Schaeffer James Davis William G. Reed Robert Brewer CLASS OF 1951 Robert Horney Edwin Brewer Patricia Kell June Royer Marjorie Pearson Tribbett Geraldine Mahan Marjorie Bales William Crabtree Gloria White Horney Margaret Fifer 19 THE BULLDOG 52 COUNTY CHAMPS OF ’52 A successful season was assured the basket- ball team Saturday, Jan- uary 26 as they defeated Ladoga in the final game of the Montgomery County Tournament. A- long with winning the tournament, this game a- venged their only loss in fifteen games and top- led Ladoga from the un- beaten ranks after the Canners had won seven- teen straight. Linden drew Bowers in the tournament and easi- ly defeated them by the score of 64-40. Display- ing a smooth and deadly offense, the Bulldogs e- liminated Waynetown in the semi-finals 63-42. The final game saw Linden controlling the ball game from the very beginning. Working hard to make each shot count, the boys were able to maintain a five and six point lead the majority of the time; and never once were they behind. Protecting a slim lead the last two minutes with a stall, the five boys from Linden seemed to be the only cool persons in the gymnasium. Sportsmanship and fine playing were again in evidence in all the games of the tournament, but none were better sports nor finer players than those that played for Linden High School. We are proud of these boys. THE BULLDOG 1 9 5 2 R. M. HORNER, Inc. MICHAELS STANDARD SERVICE BUICK-PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Atlas Tires—Batteries 222 E. Market St. 301 E. Main—Phone 683 Crawfordsville Crawfordsville Phone: 183 Indiana You can always count on MARSHALL SMITH good VALUES at The Lincoln FREEDMAN’S National Life Insurance Co. 109 N. Grant Crawfordsville Phone 2955-J Indiana Crawfordsville Indiana Meet me at the Soda TIRES-BATTERIES Fountain GAS and OIL SWITZERS SUNDRIES V. BARKER Linden, Indiana Linden, Indiana WAYNETOWN TILE CO. 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Linden State Bank Linden, Indiana Compliments of NOW BORDENS ICE CREAM CO. That your school days are over, your next step leads you into the realities of life. Your future depends entire- ly on you, just as you depend on us to serve you well. 505Vi E. Market Phone 762 CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA LOEB’S OF LAFAYETTE 19 THE BULLDOG 52 THE SPORTSMAN SHOP Featuring the Finest Names ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPORTSWEAR PHOTOGRAPHY SUPPLIES LUGGAGE HUNTING AND FISHING SUPPLIES 126 E. Main Phone 1250 CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA PILLSBURY’S BEST FEEDS LAYNE THOMPSON 122 West Main CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA Phone 2332 Compliments of DR. R. E. OTTEN 1 9 THE BULLDOG 5 2 Frozen Food Locker Service COLD STORAGE LOCKER SERVICE MEAT PROCESSING WHOLESALE MEATS NEW RICHMOND LINDEN INDIANA NEW RICHMOND LUMBER COAL CO. NEW RICHMOND INDIANA IN LAFAYETTE IT’S JACQUES, INC. For Smart Coats, Suits, Dresses, Formats, Sweaters, Skirts, Lingerie, Hosiery, Bags, Costumes, Jewelry and Shoes JACQUES, INC. 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YOUR FORD DEALER GLOVER’S FOR 25 YEARS Crawfordsville ICE Indiana CREAM WEIR’S SHOE STORE SOLD AT HALL’S HOME OF FINE CAFE SHOES LINDEN, INDIANA Crawfordsville Indiana 19 THEBULLDO G_______ 5 2 THE SMITH STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP U. S. 41 SOUTH ATTICA, INDIANA THE SPORTSMAN Sport Goods for Good Sports LAFAYETTE, INDIANA SUCCESS TO THE CLASS 1952 HALL’S CAFE LINDEN, INDIANA Veatch Pinkerton Compliments of YOUR International Harvester Dealer WILLIAMS COAL CO. CRAWFORDSVILLE 512 S. Grant Avenue INDIANA M. G. VEATCH CARL M. PINKERTON CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA 19 THEBULLDOG 52 The Senior Class of 1952 KIRKPATRICK wishes to thank GRAIN our parents, COMPANY teachers and FEED—COAL friends FARM SUPPLIES who have contributed so much to our KIRKPATRICK INDIANA success. 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