Linden High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

A PHOTOGRAPHIC REVIEW FROM THE OLD TO THE NEW A contrast in time may be seen in these photographs as the Linden High School building stands majestically reminding everyone of the importance it has played as a learning institution while the new North Montgomery High School provides a contemporary view of a modern school still under construction. Published by the CLASS OF 1971 LINDEN HIGH SCHOOL Linden, Indiana High School Faculty WAYNE B. PEARL Principal THOMAS B. SPEAKER, DAVID HORNEY, HAROLD THOMPSON. Social Studies Social Studies Science KAREN DEAN, REGINA ALLHANDS, KATHERINE WRAY. French--English Home Economics English JOANNE HERITER Art GARY HILLER Music GAIL BYRUM, PHYLLIS McNEIL, JEAN FAUST. Commerce Math Math 2 PATRICIA SEALE Guidance ■iVM? 'V: • SENIORS We, the class of 1971 leave Linden High School to meet the challenges of the future. Behind us we leave the old red brick school building which has been our home away from home for many years. Although our building lacked the modern facilities of many of the newer schools, we are proud to have had the honor of being the last senior class to attend Linden High. We leave the old familiar hallways which we traveled daily to walk new hallways of the future. JEFFREY KEITH AIREY NEIL CLINTON BARCLAY EVERETT W. BARKER MARGARET (PEGGY) J. GRIMES R. DEBORAH GWIN The small school had its compensations. One of these was the senior trip. The senior year meant the final push to raise funds which climaxed four years of concentrated effort on the part of each class to make sure there was enough money on hand to send the entire senior class to Washington D.C. and New York City. Our drive began with a car wash in July. The annual senior chili supper was enjoyed by many and also netted a large profit for our class. During the latter part of November and continu- ing through December we turned Christmas card salesmen and walked the streets of Linden ringing the doorbells and rapping on doors to sell cards and Christmas wrapping paper. JAMES L. BARTLETT LINDSAY D. CASPER JON R. COOKSEY RITA HINDS VIC KEY R. NEWTON All of this activity helped us reach our goal and we were ready for a trip to Washington D.C. and New York City for eight days of fun and excitement. In Washington D.C. we visit such historical sites as the White House, the Supreme Court, the Smithsonian Institute and the Washington Monument. Then on to New York, the cement jungle, where we visit the Empire State Building, the NBC television network, the United Nations and attend a movie at the Radio City Music Hall. We also en- joy some free time for shopping or seeing other facets of big- city life. CURTIS K. HUDSON MICHAEL J. KUNKER LONNIE C. JONES JOYCE L. PRICE MARSHA SHORT Returning from the trip, we set out to pursue our goals in life. Some will work during the summer and go to college in the fall; others will find permanent jobs. Whatever our goals may be, wherever the future may find us, we will never forget the happy years we spent at good ole Linden High School. RICK JORGENSEN STEVEN R. ROBERTSON JAMES RODGERS MARCIA G. SMITH SANDY K. SMITH DARYL W. WARREN R. KEITH WINGER In the fall of 1959 these students joined Miss Stephensen's first grade. In 1971 they stand on the same front steps that they ascended together many times during the past 12 years. Twelve Years on Wheels For twelve years these 15 stu- dents have rolled along the road of education together, each one looking forward to the new and exciting challenges which await him or her after gradu- ation, yet not forgetting those 12 wonderful years that they have shared at Linden. 9 EDITOR AT WORK All right, who's the wise guy that pushed me into the bucket? This is Buzzard 707 requesting permission to land. I'M GETTING TIRED OF TAKING THESE SHORTCUTS TO CRAW FORDSVILLE! UNDERCLASSMEN ware?ruisses Juniors Nita Alexander Karen Babb Carl Binford Lee Brunton Jenny Cowden Clay Cunningham Brenda Duncan Tom Faust Betty Fields Linda Hampton Steve Harrison Sharon Hatke Deb Homey Julie Klinker Kevin Lutes Terri McBee Alberta Newton Cathy Payne Chris Perry Jane Spitznagel Deb Stonebraker Time out for a sweet treat from the candy stand. Among the class projects undertaken by the Juniors besides maintaining the candy stand, was that of selling chocolate bars. In the photo at the right, Mr. Pearl and Mr. Hiller are the objects of a sales pitch by three members of the Junior class. Connie Sutton Lynette Twitchell Terry West Sophomores Mark Barclay Dave Birge Palma Bushong Terry Davis Dale Grimes Jean Harshman Dwight Hoffman Rudy Hohenstein Dan Hunter Marty Jorgenson Debbie Kerfoot Jeff Oswalt Sue Faust Jack Perry Jack Price Victor Rivers Charlie Shirley John Smith Larry Southern Mike Stevens Debbie Sutton Belinda Vail Nancy Ward Dave Welshimer Perhaps indicating where he intends to spend his next summer vacation, Sophomore Mark Barclay points to location on a map while Sue Faust, Nancy Ward and John Smith listen and watch with interest. The Freshmen Began High School Life in 1970 Linda Airey Donna Babb Cindy Blacketer Beverly Bushong Gary Cooksey Rex Cowden Martha Cunningham Connie Davis Jim Dicks Steve Duncan Debbie Fagan Jim Fields Dave Fugate Steve Hatke Jackie Homey Jim Irvin Terri Kahle Fred Kerfoot Dennis Keyes Peggy Kovack Kathy Linzie Scott Little Nancy Logsdon Steve Michael Kathy Perkins Della Short Larry Smith Mark Smith Roger Southern Steve Steelsmith Patty Stonebraker Denise Vail Dale Waltz Becky White 14 Linden Junior High eighth grade C. Airey, K. Barker K. Bullerdick, M. Burton J. Coffing, B. Cowden M. Crum, R. Denhart P. Fields, M. Gillikin W. Gwin, G. Harrison D. Hatke, J. Jeffers S. Kessinger, D. Kilgore M. King, L. Lutes G. McBee, M. McBee S. Miller, D. Newton R. Parker, R. Raynes R. Raynes, P. Reamer H. Sexton, B. Shirley L. Stone, C. Stonebraker D. Stonebraker, C. Todd A. Toliver, M. Vail C. Warren, G. Welshimer L. Whitson, R. Wilson D. Wise, D. Wise SEVENTH GRADE C. Airey, T. Bair L. Barclay, B. Bridges T. Cassida, D. Crum M. Eutsler, T. Hampton M. Howard, J. Irvin B. Kahle, B. Kerfoot J. Klinker, L. Mayott C. McBee, J. McCloud C. Newton, J. Odle P. Parker, K. Perkins D. Smith, D. Smith D. Southern, K. Waltz R. Ward C. White M. Sexton 15 MRS. HALSTEAD Kindergarten Elementary Faculty NANCY WHITE Teachers Aid MISS STEPHENSEN MRS. ROGERS Grade One Grade Two MRS. HABER MRS. EDWARDS Grade Three Grade Four MRS. MOFFITT MR. WHITE Grade Five Grade Six SIXTH GRADE Mr. White, D. Bair, P. Bartlett, W. Cunningham, B. Curtis, P. Cas- sida, R. Davis, R. Duncan, G. Fike, R. Guard, D. Gwin, C. Harris, B. Hatke, R. Hoffman, J. Ho- henstein, J. Kahle, D. Kes- singer, G. Keyes, D. Klinker, R. Logsden, C. Lyons, K. Martin, J. McCloud, D. Morrison, J. Odle, R. Payne, A. Pickett. E. Royer, J. Smith J. Stonebraker, M. Sutton J. Vail, M. Vauters T. Ward, M. Wilcox Librarians, Rhonda Guard and Cindy Harris, provided interesting programs to increase reading interest. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Moffitt, G. Bolden, L. Bolden, T. Cassida, J. Coffing. J. Coffing, L. Davis, S. De- Planty, J. Gilli- kin, M. Gillock. D. Hinds, D. Ir- vin, K. Jeffers, J Jones, M. Jones. B. Kessinger, J. Koontz, J. Koontz, G. LaFoe, D. Mc- Bee, J. Morrison, T. Padgett, D. Parker, K. Per- kins. K. Pickett, E. Reamer D. Sears, A. Southern P. Stonebraker, D. Thomas L. Welshimer FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Edwards, C. Airey D. Babb, R. Bartlett A. Bible, B. Brann B. Brann, D. Burton J. Cook, M. DePlanty T. Durnil, D. Faust R. Guard, K. Harris D. Harrison, M. Hatke G. Helms, L. Irvin R. Kerfoot, R. LaFoe S. Logsdon, R. Mayotte J. McBee, S. McBee R. McCloud, R. Rivers B. Sears, R. Sears D. Schick, V. Schick E. Southern, A. Stockwell THIRD GRADE Mrs. Haber, M. Baer K. Bartlett, S. Bolden D. Brooks, D. Bushong K. Chidress, P. Cook S. Cooksey, R. Curtis R. Davis, S. Fields S. Fike, R. Gillock R. Guard, L. Jones T. Light, T. Logsden A. McBee, M. McBee P. McCloud, S. Odle C. Smith, T. Southern SECOND GRADE An abundance of knowledge and enjoyment can be gained from reading books as this second grade pupil learns while reading aloud during Mrs. Rogers' reading period. Mrs. Rogers, B. Babb, D. Bushong, H. Coffing, J. Cook. ROW 2: T. Durnil, M. Harsh- man, M. Hatke, J. Kessinger, S. Klinker. ROW 3: M. LaFoe, T. Light, G. Mc- Arthur, A. New- ton, J. Ogden. ROW 4: J. Rogers, J. Switzer, T. Ward, G. White- man, S. Wilcox. FIRST GRADE Two of Miss Stephensen's first grade pupils enjoy the an- tics of a gerbil during the students' recent visit to Mrs. Haber's third grade classroom. Miss Stephensen, J. Brann, M. Cooksey, R. Crabtree. ROW 2: A. Dicks, T. French, M. John- son, K. Jones. ROW 3: G. Kiger, E. Koontz, C. Linzie, J. Long. ROW 4: L. Me- Bee; M. McBee, T. Payne, D. Royer. ROW 5: J. Stockwell, S. Stonebraker, M. Stradling, J. Thomas, C. K. Wilkins. THE COOKS Ruth Williams, Phyllis Twitchell, Wanda King. BUS DRIVERS Don Mullen, Bob Vail, Jack Warren, Forrest Winger. SECRETARY Mrs. Faust Staff THE JANITORS Jesse Howard, Bob S trad ling. ACTIVITIES POM POM GIRLS C. Sutton, J. Klinker, J. Spitznagel, K. Perkins, D. Short, D. Hatke, J. Homey, T. Kahle, C. Todd, S. Hatke. TWIRLERS L. Hampton, K. Linzie, L. Twitchell, A. Toliver, T. McBee. SCOTT LITTLE Linden's First Drum Major Linden Marches On BEGINNERS JUNIOR BAND PEP BAND The Chorus Provided a Year of Song ACCOMPANISTS TRIPLE TRIO GIRLS QUARTET DEBBIE GWIN Girls' State Representative Girls' State is a mythical state formed by girls from all over Indiana. The girls gain knowledge of the basic fundamentals of Indiana government by actual practice They learn the duties, privileges, rights, and responsi- bilities of American citizenship. This program, spon- sored by the American Legion Auxiliary, helps to build a strong America and to preserve our priceless tra- ditions and heritage. STEVE ROBERTSON Boys' State Representative In 1970, 916 boys from various parts of the state congregated at Indiana State University to spend an action-packed week learning more about our govern- ment and about our role as United States citizens. To many of the boys, however, it was a time to get to know other boys and their feelings about our gov- ernment, world problems, religion, and just life in general. It was a prosperous time for all, including me. Future Teachers of America ROW 1: Sponsor: Mrs. Dean K. Lin- zie, T. Kahle, S. Hatke, N. Ward, B. Fields, P. Bushong. ROW 2: L. Twitchell, J. Spitznagel, T. Mc- Bee, M. Smith, J. Klinker, D. Short, A. Newton. Future Homemakers of America ROW 1: D. Gwin, J. Price, M. Short, P. Grimes, V. Newton, M. Smith, S. Smith. ROW 2: A. Newton, J. Klinker, C. Perry, L. Hampton, B. Fields, R. Hinds, Spon- sor: Mrs. Allhands. ROW 3: S. Hatke, J. Spitznagel, D. Homey, N. Alexander, T. McBee, L. Twitchell, S. Faust. ROW 4: K. Babb, D. Sutton, B. Vail, N. Logston, C. Davis, J. Harshman, B. White. ROW 5 B. Bushong, P. Bushong, T. Kahle, K. Linzie, D. Short, D. Babb, L. Airey. To strengthen bonds within the family and between the family and community. Future Homemakers of America Peggy Grimes Sharon Hatke To help youth comprehend the problems of society and contribute to their solutions. 27 Homecoming 1970-’71 THE QUEEN AND HER COURT Left to Right: Della Short, Dennis Keyes; Nancy Ward, Rudi Hohen- stein; Queen Rita Hinds, Rick Jorgensen; Peggy Grimes, Keith Winger; Ron Hatke, Cindy Short (1969-70 Queen); Terri McBee, Lee Brunton. Excitement filled the air as Miss Rita Hinds was crowned 1970-71 Homecoming Queen by Cindy Short, last year's queen. Peggy Grimes was runner-up in the 1970-71 Homecoming Queen contest. The two candidates were selected by a vote of the Senior class. Following the crowning ceremony, 28 Queen Rita and escort Rick Jorgensen joined those present for an evening of dancing. Student Council Jenny Cowden ROW 1: Tony Cassida Scott Little Steve Robertson Carol Airey ROW 2: Terri McBee Dale Grimes Curt Hudson Kevin Lutes Sponsor: Mr. Pearl National Honor Society (Top to Bottom) Carl Binford Lindsay Casper Steve Robertson Tom Faust Keith Winger Jenny Cowden Peggy Grimes Alberta Newton Debbie Gwin Marcia Smith Sponsor: Mr. Speaker 29 Librarians Arranging, checking out, and accepting pennies for overdue books are among the duties performed by librarians (left to right) Debbie Kerfoot, Wilson Gwin, Terry Davis, and Lewis Barclay (not pic- tured). The staff of The Bulldog , Linden's monthly school newspaper, worked diligently throughout the year to maintain accurate coverage of school events for its many readers. Judging Team Each year during the months of February, March, and April, several boys from our school are busy preparing for the crop, dairy, and livestock judging contests. With individuals such as Mike Klinker, Daryl Warren, Jack Price, Dave Birge, John Smith, Victor Rivers, Keith Winger, Clay Cunningham, Jim Bartlett, Neil Barclay, and Mr. Thompson, Linden is assured of a well-qualified team to represent the school in all of its judging contests. ATHLETICS «30� JLjir'act p4 r i ROW 1: C. Newton, Gillikin, Ward, Cassida, Warren, Cowden, Morrison, Vauters, Keyes. ROW 2: Cunningham, J. Coff- ing, Wilson, King, McBee, Sutton, D. Newton, Wilcox, White, J. Coffing. ROW 3: Mr. White, Denhart, Burton, Klinker, Bullerdick, Jeffers, Bair, Foye, Vail, Stonebraker, Kilgore. Junior High Football The Linden Junior High foot- ball team recorded a spectacular football season, winning all four of its games during 1970. AN UNDEFEATED SEASON Linden 32 Darlington 0 Linden 12 Waynetown 0 Linden 20 New Market 0 Linden 16 Coal Creek 6 Protective head gear is an essential part of any football player's uniform. Junior High Track ROW 1: Chuck White, Mike Gillikin, Chuck Newton, Dale Smith, Lewis Barclay. ROW 2: Coach Dave White, Mark King, Dave Kilgore, Jim Jeffers, Mark Vail. High School Track Daryl Warren, Neil Barclay, Coach Dave Homey, Ev. MGR. Scott Little, Keith Airey, Mark Barclay, Rudy Hohenstein, Mike Stephens, Keith Winger. TEAM IN ACTION Cross Country FRONT ROW: Ev Barker, MGR.; Scott Little, Rick Jorgensen, Rex Cowden, Coach Dave Homey. ROW 2: Keith Winger, Clay Cunningham, Mike Klinker, Carl Binford, Keith Airey. 33 1970 Summer League Baseball ROW 1: Winger, Barclay, Faust, Birge, Robertson, Davis, Airey. ROW 2: Mr. White, Klinker, Michael, Binford, War- ren, Stephens, Cunningham, Hohenstein, Waltz, Mr. Speaker. Many fans turned out during the year to watch America's favorite sport. With teamwork and a lot of moral support from the fans, the Bulldogs enjoyed a winning baseball season. The Varsity Team Has a Spectacular Year ROW 1: Winger, Airey, Mr. Speaker, Rodgers, Jorgensen. ROW 2: Oswalt, Faust, Binford, Cunningham, Warren, Klinker. Sports Managers Top: Neil Barclay and Ev Barker. Bottom: Steve Robertson and Terry Davis. B-Team ROW 1: Cowden, Little, Jor- gensen, Keyes, Waltz, Birge. ROW 2: Mr. White, R. Southern, L. Southern, Mi- cheal, Stephens, Faust, Ho- hehstein, Harrison. Keith Winger 1970-71 Varsity Keith Airey Carl Binford Tom Faust Rick Jorgensen A Winning Team Clay Cunningham Mike Klinker Daryl Warren Jim Rodgers Jeff Oswalt Junior High Basketball 1970-’71 Airey, Kahle, Airey. ROW 2: Gilligan, Newton, Cassida, Ward, Klinker, Bair, Southern, White, Smith, Kerfoot, Barclay. ROW 3: Jeffers, Cowden, Warren, Coffing, McBee,Shirley, Vail, Kilgore, Coach White, Bullerdick, Burton, Denhart, King, Wil- son, Crum, McBee, Parker. Junior High Cheerleaders Left to Right: Carol Airey Brenda Kahle Christine Airey Fifth Sixth Grade Team Cheerleaders: Julia Kale, Jerri Vail, Joni Coffing, Cathy Picket. BOTTOM ROW: K. Jeffers, D. Hinds, B. Kessinger, G. LaFoe, T. Cassida, K. Perkins, J. Koontz, J. Jones, D. Parker, J. Morrison, J. Coffing, D. McBee, J. Gilligan, D. Ervin. TOP ROW: A. Pickett, T. Padgett, J. Koontz, G. Fike, R. Payne, D. Morrison, R. Hoffman, M. Sutton, M. Wilcox, G. Keyes, R. Logsdon, M. Vauters, M. Jones, W. Cunningham, Coach Dave White. Varsity Cheerleaders TERRI McBEE BELINDA VAIL DEB HORNEY NITA ALEXANDER Bulldogs Victorious in 4-Way Tourney Winning ballgames has not been an uncommon occurrence for the Linden Bulldogs during the 1970-71 basketball season. The team displayed its spectacular teamwork and team spirit to emerge victorious in the 4-Way Tourney. The Bulldogs proved to be too much for Waynetown and Darlington as they defeated both opponents to bring the famed Montgomery County Keg to Linden. Linden Captures County Title THE LINDEN BULLDOGS- - NUMBER ONE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY Loud cries of We're number one echoed throughout the Crawfordsville gym in mid-January as the Linden Bulldogs cap- tured the 40th annual Montgomery County Tourney by defeating New Ross, Darlington, and Waveland. Linden fans poured onto the gym floor to congratulate the victorious Bulldogs following the championship game in which Linden dumped the Waveland Hornets 67--59. In the semi-final game, the Bulldogs came from behind to bump the Darlington Indians 73--70 in a thrilling contest which saw both squads battling it out to the end. Linden's victory wrote the end to the Montgomery County Tourney, which is being discontinued due to the consolidation of the eight participating schools into two new schools. Linden The 40th Annual and Final Linden (80--71) MONTGOMERY COUNTY TOURNEY New Ross • Linden (73--70) Coal Creek Darlington (87--S4) Darlington Linden (67--59) Waveland Waveland (75--71) 1971 County Champs Ladoga Waveland (82--66) New Market New Market (84--76) Waynetown Would you believe it'll do 90 in the quarter? The car is still here, but someone just took the kpvs for a invriHe All right. Who's the wise guy who put glue on this kettle? 44 Oh m'gosh! The paint's coming off! .. And Welcome to It How about a lift? THE BOLD ONES For the Finest in Shopping . . MARKET SQUARE Lafayette, Indiana . . Over 30 Stores To Serve You! Fifth Main Streets--Lafayette, Indiana INDIANA'S LARGEST SPORT STORE MILLER TOURS Since 1925 The Carefree Way To Travel 6100 N. Keystone Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 257-6585 Congratulations Seniors of 1971 May Your Faith in God Light Your Pathway Throughout Your Life. Methodist Men of LINDEN-KIRKPATRICK METHODIST CHURCH Linden, Indiana FRED KLINKER SONS y dU'1 oL bfR V Xgno ' Real Estate Linden, Indiana David L. Eutsler- -Phone 339-4303 Paul Jones--Phone 339-4586 Ralph L. Blacketer--Phone 339-4395 Registered Duroc Hogs Linden, Indiana 47955 339-4510 VOGUE'S Red Hanger Service for the Garment You Need Cleaned Today In by 10 Out by 4 FULTZ'S GRILL Ready-to-Wear Our Promise-- Wingate, Indiana Lafayette's Most Careful Drycleaning. If Not Ready on Time, It's on the House. This Service at No Extra Charge. 2001 Kossuth--Lafayette 927 Robison--West Lafayette Phone 275-9141 Compliments of SAYLER IMPLEMENT CO. Compliments of New Market, Indiana NEW MARKET CAFE Phone 866-0550 See Your Standard Oil Man for Compliments of WARREN HARDWARE Gasoline, Diesel Fuels Fuel Oil, Motor Oils and Ag. Chemicals Darlington, Indiana W. E. ADAMS Darlington, Indiana Phone 794-4693 CESSNA'S STORE Toys, Gifts, Snack-Bar 'Almost Everything Colfax, Indiana Compliments of WELSHIMER-McBEE AGENCY Colfax, Indiana Phone 324-2454 Res. Linden 339-4225 ANDERSON FURNITURE Compliments of Colfax, Indiana MILLER'S RESTAURANT Phone 324-2464 Colfax, Indiana PICKETT'S KUM-BAK BEAUTY SHOP SANITATION SERVICE Mary Jean Harshman Linden, Indiana Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4310 Phone 339-7779 Compliments of Compliments of SWITZER'S SUNDRIES MARVIN RED VAIL Phone 339-7770 MARATHON FARM PRODUCTS Linden, Indiana Phone Linden 339-7901 WALKER'S DOROTHY'S MARATHON SERVICE BEAUTY SHOP General Repairing Phone 339-4414 Phone 339-4222 Linden, Indiana Linden, Indiana SWIRL 'N CURL Best of Everything Janice Kiger to the Last Graduating Class 339-4548 of Linden High Linden, Indiana TIPPEWA LONGRIFLES Compliments of CLIFTON AND QUIGG Fertilizer Service Linden --Crawfordsville WINGER’S STANDARD SERVICE Complete Motor Care Linden, Indiana Phone: 339-7750 KIRKWOOD FARMS 24 Hour Wrecker Service Compliments of Registered Hereford Cattle Registered Quarter Horses Harold Dicks Sons THE RICE'S BOB, THELMA LARRY The Home of Old Blue R.R. 1 Linden, Indiana SQUARE CORNER HARDWARE INC. John Deere--Maytag Linden 339-4200 CHARLES BENNETT JR. Registered Duroc Boars Black Angus Cattle R.R. 1 Linden, Indiana SKELTON-SKINNER LITTLE INSURANCE LUMBER CO., INC. COMPANY Lumber Building Materials Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4454 Linden, Indiana CHILDRESS Compliments of FARM SERVICE HELM’S Farmstead Automation FUNERAL HOME Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4451 Phone 339-4321 Wolcott, Indiana Linden, Indiana Phone 279-2421 VAIL’S CITGO SERVICE Small Town Location- -Big City Service Tune-up Tires Brakes Lubrication Batteries ED SPITZNAGEL Compliments of AND CYANAMID FARM SUPPLY FAMILY Linden, Indiana Duroc Hogs CLARK BODY CO., INC. Distributor of GUARD'S Harsh Hydraulic Hoist Omaha Badger Bodies LINDEN BARBER SHOP Smash-Hit Bumpers Box 67--Linden, Indiana 47955 THAYER AND GEIGER BARNES' MARKET SERVICE Phone 339-7354 Phone 339-7952 New Richmond, Indiana New Richmond, Indiana Compliments of CHAPMAN'S STANDARD NEW RICHMOND FARM SUPPLY INC. Phone 538-8071 New Richmond, Indiana Telephone 339-7217 Romney, Indiana Compliments of ROMNEY “66” ROMNEY BARBERSHOP SERVICE Phone 538-2055 State Road 43 28 MONSANTO Romney, Indiana AGRICULTURAL CENTER Howard Prather Science Serving Agriculture Romney, Indiana 538-3080 THE BOOK STORE ELAM'S PAINT POT, INC. Phone 362-0906 121 South Green Street 105 North Washington Street Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 Crawfordsville, Indiana Paint and Wallpaper STANDARD GROCERY 964 East Market St. Crawfordsville Compliments of LINDEN PRINT SHOP Rudy Hohenstein Wanda King, Ruth Williams, Phyllis Twitchell ROMNEY HARDWARE It's a Wonderful Tradition Shop in Crawfordsville Then Get Your Drugs and Prescriptions at One of Your Friendly Rexall Drug Stores You'll Be Glad You Did DON’S GULF SERVICE R-231 1-74 362-9951 DREYER'S REXALL DRUGS Crawfordsville, Indiana THE BIG DIPPER DeKALB AG RESEARCH, INC. 1100 Darlington Ave. Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 Near Milligan Park Crawfordsville, Indiana ATHENS CITY DAIRY Distributor of Borden's Dairy Products Phone 362-2440 , Louis J. Schreiner, Owner 106-110 N. Pine Street--Crawfordsville, Indiana Best Wishes from AUSTIN SHELL SERVICE 362-2860 SKY RIDE CERTIFIED GASOLINE Bill Casper, Manager Linden, Indiana Congratulations Class of 71 CIN-MAR-DEL LINDEN STATE BANK Member of F.D.I.C. Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4207 Lloyd Faust--President C. LaVerne Lutes--Cashier Enda M. Antle--Bookkeeper Lois Kunkel--Bookkeeper Esther L. Hamm--Bookkeeper Lois I. Warren--Bookkeeper Joe Halstead--Chairman of Board A. B. Coopman--Vice Chairman Charles Carlsen--Secretary Lloyd Hudson--Director Clint Wilkins--Director Lloyd Faust--Director PIZZA OVEN BUCK’S GULF SERVICE Steven E. Martin, Manager 101 West South Boulevard Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 We Guard Your Performance 900 East Market Street Crawfordsville, Indiana 362-8556 V Compliments of DARI-LICIOUS VEATCH PINKERTON 1114 E. Main International Farm Home of the Cone with the Machines and Service Cherry on Top Crawfordsville, Indiana ABNEY'S MEAT MARKET Only U.S.D.A. Prime and Choice Beef 315 North Grant Ave. Crawfordsville, Indiana VAIL'S PHILLIPS 66 1-74 231 Crawfordsville, Indiana Best Wishes to Class of 71 A. WINGER SON YOUNG’S GROCERY Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4553 DeKalb Seed Corn Dealer ST LINDEN BAPTIST CHURCH Congratulations Pastor--Leon Ellis to the Graduating Seniors Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. TIPMONT R.E.M.C. Teen Time 6:30 p.m. Young People’s 6:30 p.m. Sunday Evening 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Evening 7:30p.m. Radio Ministry (WCVL) 8:05 a.m. Sunday .. tyt J ctt 0 ffi +Z0U. JtoS $. XMrt s d eJaAA ' tfj.a k yfa . -AJULAsyf 1o U£. Congratulations 1971 Seniors KIRKPATRICK GRAIN COMPANY, INC. Compliments of Max Bridwell FARM BUREAU OIL AGENT Linden, Indiana Telephone 339-4326 C.W.Y. ELECTRONICS INC. 405 North Earl Avenue Lafayette, Indiana 47904 447-4675 447-1278 Home of Discount Electronics Complete Stereo Tape Dept. Stereo Accessories--Both Auto and Home G. W. Cow den J. W. Whiteley G. E. Tubes Dumont Picture Tubes Winegard Antennas Alliance Antenna Rotors Spaulding Towers J. C. Young Rohn Towers Utah Speakers Jensen Speaker Systems Wharfdale Speaker Systems Automatic Radio Products Craig Electronics--Radios-- Tape Television - -Stereo WABASH AUTO SALES Compliments of Indianapolis Road G K STANDARD Crawfords ville, Indiana 362-9927 Phone 362-0184 HIGHWAY-BAKERY MONTGOMERY COUNTY The New Pastry Shoppe FARM BUREAU COOPERATION ASS’N INC. 601 E. Market Street 212 E. Main Street P.O. Box 432 Crawfords ville, Indiana 47933 Crawfordsville, Indiana Phone 362-2391 362-0707 Stop In and See Us! BUICK-PONTIAC Compliments of R. M. HORNER, INC. CRAWFORDSVILLE 222 East Market Street TASTEE-FREEZ 362-1690 Crawfordsville, Indiana THE WIGWAM WIG SHOP JOLLIE AND PETE'S Waveland, Indiana Bird Dog Kennels WANITTA WIATT CAFE Waveland, Indiana Home of Old Stag DARLINGTON CAFE R.R. 1 Darlington, Indiana Linden, Indiana BINFORD’S GARAGE Darlington, Indiana BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM THE FOLLOWING CRAWFORDSVILLE BUSINESS FIRMS ELSTON BANK TRUST COMPANY Look Ahead--Keep Ahead--with Elston UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Save Where Savings Pay ■it ,,. ,,, ACME-SHUEY, HAUCK, INC. DANNER'S CAMBRIDGE INN FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. PERRY LEWIS CO., INC. RAYBESTOS-MANHATTAN, INC. NYE-BOOE DRUG CO. INGRESS-PLASTENE, INC. THRIFTY WHOLESALE SUPPLY CO. LADOGA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN STECK'S THE WEATHERVANE ,|e ,|c,(c 5(c3|cJtc + Clements-Roscher Corp. Corey's Dog'N Suds County Credit Bureau D R Plumbing Heating Dellekamp's Farm Bureau Insurance Fauber Construction Co., Inc. O. K. Galloway Son The Golden Rule, Inc. Indiana Motor Parts, Inc. JustRite of Crawfordsville, Inc. McClamroch-Groves, Inc. Montgomery Savings Association G. C. Murphy Myers Standard Service Pelican Service, Inc. Pett the Florist Porkland Puritan Manufacturing Corp. Ramsey Farm Equipment Rapp's-Sire Shop Russellville Stone Company Squire Shop United Tractor Sales, Inc. D. W. Williams, Jeweler