Linden High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1954 volume:

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VAN PELT Principal HIGH CHOOL TEACHERS MR. LYON MR. BEATTY Science Speech MRS. HENRIOTT MRS. WELLS MISS McNABB Home Ee. Commercial English MR. MACK MR. BLACK MR. BUNTON Music Shop Coach GR DE SCHOOL FACULTY MISS STEPHENSON MRS. W'ILSON lst grade 2nd grade MRS. HUDSON MRS. EDWARDS MRS. RIBBLE 3rd grade 4th grade 5th grade 1 ,X 1 , 'I 'M f' V' A -'l:.:,,..- X' 33- Q: Q - ,4,', f:,.z:5.1:1A:-.'.g5, ' I 111: V- ' '1 . -'Ki 33, . , RN rf f 'Q + lv JL' Y f-AX 7,5 fm 9, 0 , we X ., 5 X nffsgagfbr'-'f.9'.-:mn f -1 J . M fp K W X A . . ' Q , ., .ing-.'f:5,::.:w .v - x 2.1, 53.353-,vu ' 'F ' -' ,bbw .-I X 5 ' N . . in X S I Q 435-Q Q.,-I J --I N . MR. MRRRITT 6th grade niom JOYCE VAIL C-Toy? June 11, 1936 Class Sec. 11, Class Treasurer 12, Chorus '7-12, Twirler 7-12, Sunshine 9-12, Class Play 11-12, Ambition: Re- ceptionist. MARTIN PADGETT April 23, 1934 Basketball 9-11, Class Vice-Pres. 9, Sec. and Treas. 10, Pres. 11, Chorus 9-10, Ambition: Study Law. PHYLLIS JOHNSON l,Phy1J Dec. 17, 1936 Class Pres. 11-12, Chorus 7-12, Band 8-12, Sunshine 9-12, Student Council 12, Ambition: Nurse. ALLEN LYON July 1, 1936 Basketball 9-10, Hi-Y 9-12, Stage Manager 11, Class Play 12, Ambition: Farmer. DON KRISE March 24, 1936 Basketball 9-11, Student Council 11-12, Class Play 11-12, Ambition: Minister. MARTHA HUDSON lMartJ Nov. 5, 1936 Class Vice-Pres. 11, Class Sec. 12, Chorus 9-10, Sunshine 9-12, Class Play 11-12, Ambition: Secretary. JERRY KAHLE Dec. 24, 1935 Basketball 7-12, Baseball 9-12, . Track 9-12, Hi-Y 9-12, Student Coun- cil 12, Chorus 10-12, Class Play 11-12, Class Pres. 10, Ambition: Farmer. BILL CLEMENTS July 23, 1936 Basketball 9-12, Baseball 9-12 Track 9-12, Hi-Y 9-12, Chorus 7-11 Class Play 11-12, Ambition: Farmer HARLAN VAIL Oct. 20, 1936 Basketball 7-12, Baseball 9-12, Track 9-12, Hi-Y 9-12, Class Reporter 10, Class Play 11-12, Ambition: Coach. MARY RUCH KGraciej Aug. 4, 1936 Class Treasurer 11, Chorus 7-12, Band 8-12, Cheer Leader 7-12, .Sun- shine 9-12, Class Play 11-12, Ambi- tion: Secretary. JERRY FORREST Dec. 4, 1935 Basketball ' 7-12, Baseball 9-12, Track 9-12, Hi-Y 9-12, Student Coun- cil 11, Class Reporter 11-12, Class Play 11-12, Ambition: Navy. BEVERLY ROYER 1BevJ Oct. 4, 1936 Class Pres. 9, Vice-Pres. 10-11, Chorus 7-12, Band 8-12, Student Coun- cil 11-12, Sunshine 9-12, Class Play 11-12, Ambition: Secretary. 4 PROPHECY The class of '55 deciding to have a class reunion in Linden, after 20 years, came back to meet some of the class of '54. Since state highway 43 and US 231 had bypassed Linden, which wasn't on the map any more, we found it almost a ghost town. Jim West, leaning his head back and yawning as if bored, saw a metropolis a few miles to the east. All of us were very curious because when we were here last, only Kirkpatrick was over in that direction. Junior Waltz suggested that we all get in a car and go to see if any of the class of '54 were to be found. On our way into the city, Joe Guinn noticed that we were entering Kirkpatrick. Patty screamed, Today a circus is in town. Larry Payton's, and Mary Ruch is the star aerialistf' None of us had seen Mary since she graduated from school. We thought she would know where we could find the members of the class of '54. When we arrived at the circus grounds, everyone searched for the tent of the star. Walking along, Jim Eutsler tripped over a rope, causing his head to tear a big hole in the tent. The rest of us heard a scream from inside, then a laugh. Donna said, I know that laugh. It's Mary. Mary came out, looking as young and beautiful as she did back in high school. After talking to us a few minutes, she said that she was very much surprised to find Martin Padgett Mayor and Sheriff of this great metropolis. She said he attributed his success to his coming to Lin- den to finish his Senior year. Mary told Carolyn that Martha Hudson's shorthand had gotten her a job as Martin's private secretary, and that she took care of all his political and charity campaigns. It was getting near lunch time and we had to be going. Jerry McBee told us to look for a filling station because he was low on gas. As we pulled into a Shell station, who should come to wait on us but Jerry Forrest. We commented on the fact that he had followed in the footsteps of his father, when Jerry broke in and said, Hardly, I now have my own Shell bulk plant a few miles out of town. Oil has been found on the old Kahle place, and I bought the farm from Mrs. Dunkle at a low price, cutting Jerry Kahle in if he promised not to tell anyone of the findings. With his part of the cut, Jerry now was part owner in the Donnelly plant where he had worked after graduation. Donna asked if Jerry K. had ever married. Jerry said that after she lDonnaJ had jilted him, he had never married. We waved good-by to Jerry Forrest and went on our way into town. Up ahead Jim Eutsler saw a big sign Clement's International Harvester Sales and Service. Since Jim and Bill had always been good friends, he asked us if we would stop. Bill said that his Senior agriculture had given him the basis for his knowledge of equipment. He, also, said that with everything else speeded up today he had put a step-up on all of his tractors. After lunch we all wanted to see the revolutionary new 1974 Fords, which we had heard could do everything but talk. On our way into the showroom Joe noticed a big plaque Allen Leroy Lyon, President of Kirk- patrick Ford Division. Junior asked one of the salesmen where he could get in to see Mr. Lyon. The salesman sent us up to the top floor where, seated in a big easy chair, smoking a big black cigar, and dictating to seven Q75 secretaries, was Mr. Allen Leroy Lyon. He dismissed his secre- taries and told us to come right in. Jim West asked him how he rated. Allen said, It's just initiative, aggressiveness, and work. Speaking of initiative, the former Phyllis Johnson, now Dr., or Mrs. Joe Storms, really has climbed into a high position. She had gone only through 2 years of nurses' training when Joe convinced her that she should marry him. Phyllis planned to quit training but Joe persuaded her to go on and finish. She did so well, inspired by Joe, that she was awarded a scholarship to become a doctor. Now she is one of the leading women doctors in North America. Speaking of outstanding women, the former Beverly Royer now has a chain of Square Corner Hardware stores all over the Midwest. A year or so after she had graduated, Beverly and Jerry Forrest were married. They now have 10 children. It seemed to us Bev and Jerry had made up for the rest of the class. About then, the telephone rang and Allen said after he hung up, that Joyce Vail, now Mrs. Ted Cummings, had taken over the telephone office and was doing a good job. When we left Allen, we felt that the female section of the class of '54 had done very well, especially Beverly. As we were walking down the street surveying the town, Jim W. noticed a sign Vail Locker Plant . We stood outside wondering if Joyce, also, was running this establish- inent. While standing there, who should come out to paint a sign on the window but Don Krise. Jerry asked him what he thought he was doing. Don said that he was working as meat cutter for Harlan Vail. This solved the mystery of who owned the store. After having met all the members of '54, or heard how successful they were, we headed back, to our own destinations. ' OUR FIRST GRADE First Row-Beverly Ann Ryker, Susan Livingston, Phyllis Johnson, Martha Hud- son, Donald Richardson, Jerry McBee, Jim Eutsler, Don Krise. Second Row-Robert Cooksy, Allen Lyon, Harlan Vail, Jerry Forrest, Dean Kiger Joyce Vail, Marilyn Lynch, Bill Clements, Miss Stephenson. ELVE YEAR TOGETHER First Row-Phyllis Johnson, Don Krise, Bill Clements, Martha Hudson. Second Row-Joyce Vail, Allen Lyon, Jerry Forrest, Harlan Vail. Miss Stephenson. WHO'S WHO Matin x Fwfw . Mary ff . Phylhs . was 3355: .' 'aw Q: .r::4:::5:.,.: wa, -f-sexe Q53 f N . Q SX 5 X G Q X ' N X x f X x, X Q 1 x QS X X N 3, f. A X 2 X Q N Q 'Sl ax 3 Bev Q! x Q ll 5 if iv. fs., .il il bf ' f as A X Q A aw 4 Ref N A Joyce Jerry F. Allen K il i m . ' - X ,Tig .:,. . 9 as .- gh 53 K K J If .N -.LL Don ii N XX X X XXV, X f wg X we X X M N -fl LW YQ Sai 1--Q-New Q-gs-Q.. - X W K X SNL Q E Sk Q R N ' L x il X Q X Y K K 51 J iff 3 X WM X X X X Q Harlan Jerry K - . . 0- ix: X' ig.::2' i'-:eif' iI:iV t '-sae-I ' . . ag, .N , --.. , , . .. .- . -1,. , x Q, --.. - 5- . ' s,,, at ,g W ILL o .- is -xi ' 24 'S' Q CN I, Mary Ruch, do hereby will and bequeath to Carolyn Snouwaert my ability to talk slowly and be calm and collected in time of excitement. I, Allen Lyon, do hereby will and bequeath to Junior Waltz my ability to get a car of my own. I, Bill Clements, do hereby will and bequeath to Patty Guard my good looks and long legs so she can get Junior back. I, Beverly Royer, do hereby will and bequeath to Jim West a pair of padded heel-plates so he won't disrupt classes when he walks down the hall. I, Joyce Vail, do hereby will and bequeath to Jim Eustler my gift of gab and my height. I, Martha Hudson, do hereby will and bequeath to Donna Todd my ability to mind my mother and stay in nights. I, Jerry Kahle, do hereby will and bequeath to Jim West a micro- phone so he will not have to talk so loud in order that people can hear him. I, Phyllis Johnson, do hereby will and bequeath to the brilliant chem- ist and orator, Patty Guard, an original composition to win the 1955 National American Legion Oratorical Contests. I, Harlan Vail, do hereby will and bequeath to Junior Waltz an X-Ray machine of his very own. I, Jerry Forrest, do hereby will and bequeath to Jerry McBee my ability to keep my head in ball games. I, Don Krise, do hereby will and bequeath to Joe Guinn a Gene Autry cowboy suit and a complete album of Gene Autry records. I, Martin Padgett, do hereby will and bequeath to Donna Todd my privilege to get out of school at noon. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to the Junior Class our ability to get along as a class. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to the fun loving Sophomores our ability to grow up. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to the Freshman Class some more girls so that there will be enough to go around. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to Mrs. Henriott, an automatic ticket puncher so she won't have to stand and punch tickets at lunch time. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. Beatty, a light for his hallway. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to Mrs. Wells, a co- operative Senior Class. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. Black, escalators from the basement stairs to the assembly room so he won't have to walk. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. Lyon, a larger Chemistry class. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. Mack, a lot of new automatically-tuned instruments. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. Bunton, a new group of Senior girls that will take the teasing that this year's Senior girls have. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. VanPelt, a secre- tary so he will not have to peck on the typewriter when he wants to write a letter. We, the Seniors, do hereby will and bequeath to Miss McNabb, a studious and hard-working class that will study for her. Bill Clements Jerry Forrest Harlan Vail Allen Lyon Don Krise Jerry Kahle Joyce Vail Martha Hudson Mary Ruch Beverly Royer Phyllis Johnson Martin Padgett 4 J Q, 9 Jfshfnu EQVQX Carolyn Snouwaert Junior Waltz Jerry McBee Donna Todd Jim Eutoler Jim West zf Q ' Z 2 'f ala I , I' ff'ff, J I r ua V' 5 , d W ,m,' Patty Guard Joe Guinn X5 3 5 i L 2.5 Q ' 'Til wi' fb A -rsiiffrsif 2 1 ,r u ff Delores Guinn Carl Schaeffer Sandra Todd Carl Snyder Marilyn Meharry Russell Grenard Patty Miller Oliver Lambuth N' N Nw 6' if an I S , C ww X L 5 , - ws -1- ff Q X X Nr N U 3 Q XX X ' le WN ed? Vibe Noma Whitlow Billy Vail Mary Sue Smith Allen Waltz Velma Sue Martin l,e. 1f1?vf i K X- Jim Clements Ramona Eutsler Steve Storms Freda Barton Dick Hunsicker S X i sw Q ,N fi - C igi 1 ww Q gl 4 Q , iii-312' r H+-M5 Q . kkyk xxx M X X am K 1 ix Sly' 'S 'f X la ' e n o Ji ' A I M. Louise Sutton Tim Guard Tom Glascock Jim Eubanks Carolyn Krise Ed Lambuth Dick Denhart Don Johnson :MN if ' 3 -jneronr l anno Bill McCormick Dorothy Lyon ii- Ralph Winger Ruth West Gerald Kiger S r 8th GRAD First RoWxLinda Kelly, Mary Jo Wever, Margaret Fry, Gerry Ritchie, Devon Brooks. Second RowxMr. Mack, Sponsor: Melvin Royer, Roger Coolrsey, Bill Shadle, Luretta Grenard, Fred Winger. Third Rowxbanny Conrad, Dean Denhart, Ruth Smith, Don McCormick, Frank Fnxg Nina Storms, John Davis. XXV I fp X Q N 7th GRADE First Row-David Layton, Joan Ruch, Bill Fry, Carol Clayton Pepper Krlse Dar rell Storms, Sue Carlson. Second Row-Mr. Lyon, Sponsorg Wilma Cummins, Joyce Ollar Donme Hunsicker John Austin, John Lee, Joan Clements, Beverly Winger, Noral Whltlow J UNIORS President-Joe Guinn Vice President-Donna Todd CLASS OFFICERS SQPHQMORES Secretary-Carolyn Snouwaert Secretary Sandy Todd Treasurer-Patty Guard Reporter-Carolyn Snouwaert Repo ter Mary Smith Sponsor-Miss McNabb -3 FRESHMEN President-Carolyn Krise Vice President--Ed Lambuth Secretary-Tom Glascock Treasurer-Dick Denhart Reporter-Bill McCormick Sponsor-Mr. Bunton va 5 3 E R: Ng 22 ff? R -2 ,Q 3 5. .S S g. Q 5 5 A P 5 a if 3 'E 2 E 5 IQ Q fi 5 F! Q 5' fe V 5? e y i 5 s. F 3 E 2 E First Row-Anne Jones, Fred Metcalf, Roye Sue Kelly, Judy Coopman, Julia Grimes, John Switzer, Ted Tincher, Nancy Franklin. Second Row-Mr. Merritt, Stella Burkle, John Childress, Barbara Skelton, Sondra Hood, Marvin Oliver, John King. Third Row-Billy Parker, John Hailman, Joe Young, Jim Oswalt, Charles Mc- Laughlin, Linda Guinn, Fred Johnson, James Fry. First Row-Maple Clark, John Smith, Kay Oswalt, Pat Ruch, Preston Clayton, Gerald Young, Anna Snyder, Shirley Guinn. Second Row-Ronnie Denhart, Janet Oiler, David Jones, Catherine Wever, Jim Antle, Philip Lee, Sandra Martin, Carolyn Whitaker. Third Row-Reggie Guinn, Jean Cooksey, Diane West, Larry Bennett, William Connell, Phyllis Conrad, Delores Winger, Deanna McLaughlin, Janet Glascock. Wh GR DE 5d1 ' GRADE Mb GRADE hd GRADE First Row-Sally Franklin, Bernard Patton, Tommy Lambuth, Charlotte Drane, Gaylen Smith, David Little, Tommy White. Second Row-Jerry Kuhns, Sharon Bennett, Janice Lee, Tommy Davis, Raymond Johnson, Ruth Ann Bennett. Third Row-Dorothy McLaughlin, Mary Joyce Young, Gary Shadle, Wilma Hood, Ferol Mennen, Tommy Eubank, Mrs. Edwards. First Row--Ladonna Brooks, Tommy McLaughlin, Paul King, Kenneth Metcalf, Steve Childress, Ronnie Brown, Carol Harrison, Jacquelyn Young. Second Row-Phyllis Guard, Sharon Whitaker, Don Lee, Linda Vail, Laurel Mennen, John Cummins, Janet Johnson, Billy Bridges, Mrs. Hudson. First Row-Dick Young, June Whitlow, Beth Rice, Tammy Haviland, Steven Mc- Cay, Nancy Winger, Judith Patton, Susan Little, Joan Snyder, Diana Bennett. Second Row-Miss Stephenson, Curtis Sherwin, Chuck Anderson, Phil Winger, Eddie Graham, Clifton Drane, Karron Lambuth, Billy Ray Meese, Eddie Batman, Sandra Metcalf. Third Row-James Allen Smith, Jack Fry, John Bennett, Brenda Martin, Steven Shadle, Jim Brandon, Steven Kilgore, Deanna Warren, Linda Binford, Karen Hood. 2nd GRADE lsf GRADE A: 'v ff M, W1Q' , I X x gi' ':.J.,-- H R gemiik YQ -rw 'iii' me-1 X 1, . 'lb C ,Q -N. 'EY X 1' 'R'vJ1l' ..SK7'I'N as-, f. . 'MX 4. - '.V-' 2 N575 X x ls. x'f31:'.x 'H' . -XS. , I 591- , 9,5-fy 23f7 32f.E I.:p4 f W. .,,,u. K Q ,R f Q-As nie V? 1K . 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Second Row-Linda Kelly, Ramona Eutsler, Ruth West, Patty Miller, Marilyn Meharry, David Layton, Gerry Ritchie, Nina Storms, Mary Jo Weaver. Third Row-Donna Todd, Sandy Todd, Velma Martin, Norna Whitlow, Bill Shadle, Dick Hunsicker, Oliver Lambuth, Luretta Grenard, Carol Clayton, Beverly Winger. Fourth Row-Mary Sue Smith, Beverly Royer, Joyce Vail, Phyllis Johnson, Delores Guinn, Ed Lambuth, Billy Vail, Joyce Oilar, Ruth Smith, Joan Ruch, Margaret Fry, Mr. Mack. PHYL Il l 1 S K-'Wav BA D AWARDS BEV MARY First Row-Mary Ruch, Beverly Royer, Mary Sue Smith, Carolyn Snouwaert, Patty Miller. Second Row-Sandy Todd, Noma Whitlow, Donna Todd, Patty Guard, Dorothy E Lyon, pei ores Quinn. CHI-Y Third Row-Marilyn Meharry, Velma Martin, Joyce Vail, Martha Hudson, Freda Barton, Phyllis Johnson, Mrs. Henriott. First Row-Tim Guard, Dick Denhart, Allen Lyon, Harlan Vail, Jerry Forrest, Oliver Lambuth, Gerald Kiger, Bill McCormick. Second Row-Allen Waltz, Steve Storms, Billy Vail, Carl Snyder, Mr. Beatty, Don Johnson, Ed Lambuth, Tom Glascock. Third Row-Jerry Kahle, Jerry McBee, Carl Schaeffer, Jim Clements, Bill Clem- ents, Russell Grenard, Junior Waltz, Dick Hunsicker. BASKETBALL ,J O X VARSITY Q , 1? Iv 1 5 ' , L '3f3k.Z'fg pq JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS UN IOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM IBTEALQ BASEBALL TRACK TEAM ...ix mia President-Don Krise Vice President-Phyllis Johnson Secretary-Beverly Royer Treasurer--Carolyn Snouwaert Sponsor-Mr. VanPe1t P A xi , i of LIBRARIANS QQX K? ' ffl? , VL v f - I A., First Row-Sandy Todd, Carolyn Krise, Miss McNabb, Phyllis Johnson, Carolyn Snouwaert. Second Row-Dorothy Lyon, Freda Barton, Ruth West. ' iff N 0 ' nz' S '23 1.3, QfQ'lu!4 ,Q R- E , 5 ana, 1 5? 1 . L ' ' -5 ' -i I , ------ i .yay ,f ...n -'O ' nw! 51.4, First Row-Phyllis Johnson, Mary Ruch, Beverly Royer, Joyce Vail, Martha Hud- son, Mrs. Wells. - . 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