Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

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W l 9 Mahi vo Courtesy of Ward Poor Pubhshed by Photographer THE SENIOR CLASS OF' 1956 Kr1der Studlo Mad1son I-hgh School Mad1 son Ind lana llur Dedication As we the students of the class of 1956, near the end of our days at Mad1son H1gh we exper1ence m1xed feellngs some Joy some anx1ety and a lot of Wonderrnent wonderment of the vastness of the strange world Wh1Ch hes Just outs1de, wonderrent at whether or not we wxll be able to succeed at our tasks 1n llfe Wonderment at the glant task our parents and our are only human but let us not 1n our haste to make our mark on the world forget Madlson and the beaut1ful land that surrounds us The late James Wh1tcomb R1ley when he wrote h1s many poems about the beauty of Ind1ana m1ght very well have been refermng to Mad1son Let us be proud of our homes and our herxtage To the beauty of Mad1son and the lands surround1ng 1t, we of the 1956 graduatmg class of Mad1son H1gh School do hereby ded1cate th1s Mah1sco 2 . . , . . . z . , . , ! . . , . , parents' parents left us in remedying the State of the nation. These things 9 I 4 9 . . , . . , . . . . Many of us are confronted with the que stion--Do I dare to be different? Sometimes we do not do the things we want to do because of being different, If we are too unlike the rest of the gang we miss out on something to talk about, something to do, and often times a feeling of belonging. Yet daring to be different is what makes you an individ- ual. What a dull world this would be if all wore the same clothes, had the same friends and the same opinions. Often times those who have dared to be different have saved the gang. Too many follow the crowd, take the same subjects as others, vote the same way on band uniforms, etc. Pro- gress has been made because people dared to be different. Remember you can't follow your crowd through life. So, when the time comes to step off the beaten path, go ahead, take the step. Learning to be an individual is one of the first steps in growing up. E. O. Muncie, Superintendent A few days ago 'The Thought For Today' on your senior home room board read: We are made for cooperation, like feet, like hands, like the rows of upper and lower teeth. To act against one another then is contrary to nature. This thought made an impression on my mind and stuck there. It seems to me that this is one of the biggest lessons that any of us can learn in school, or elsewhere. We don't have too much difficulty in seeing that it takes cooperation in a high degree to be successful in any form of athletics. We can see that the various members and organs of our body must cooperate, else we are not a well coordinated individ- ual, we are a sick person. But how often we fail to apply this to our relations with others, to our everyday contacts with our fellow students and with our fellowmen outside of school. It takes this same kind of cooperation in our businesses and in our professions if we are to render the kind of service to others for which we were brought into this world. We fail to succeed in our chosen line of endeavor many times simply because we chose to follow the path of selfishness and disregard for the rights and interests of others. He who will succeed let him forget himself and let him lose himself in his work and in his con- sideration for others. EMERY O. MUNCIE Superintendent, DePauw University, A, B, g Indiana Univer- sity, A, M, 3 Hanover College. CONNOR K. SALM Principalg Commercial Lawg Psychologyg In- diana University, A. B. , A. M. It is our sincere hope that each senior, as he leaves the halls of M. H. S. to continue his life elsewhere, will be able to take with him, and ever keep with him, the above thought for his day. Great and many will be the dividends in sat- isfaction and in happiness, as well as in financial rewards. C.K. Salm, Principal 3 Faculty MISS OPAL SHERMAN Mathematics Journal- ism and Public Speak- ing- Hanover College A B. - Butler Ltniver- sityg Indiana University MR HAROLD ROTHERT Musicg Hanover Col- lege Central Normal College- DePauw B S M - Louisville Conservatory of Music- Indiana University M M M A Pupil of Leon Levif Paris France MR GEORGE REUL Civics American Problems and Com mercial Arithmetic Hanover College A B Indiana University MRS IENNIE REUL Business Education MRS ANNE CARPENTER English Literature and Spanish- Indiana University A.B MR NATHAN WILSON Latin and Mathematics West Virginia Univer- sity Hanover College A B - Indiana State Teachers College M A MR C O MANAUGH MISS VINNIE GRAY Assistant Principal Art Hanover College Indiana University and History Hanover John Herron Art School M College A B Applied Art School, Gregg College Chicago Ball State Teachers College MISS VIRGINIA ERNST MR ARTHUR T MRS SHERRY COOK En lrsh Literature, BUCKLES Llbrarlan and Eng an TYPID3 Depauw IVIaIh6I1'13lC1CS alld hgh Ifldlana University Normal College Amencan History Indiana University B S Indiana State Teachers B311 Slate Teachers Gymnastic Union UUIVUSHY A B M 4 College, A B College Central Butler University Normal Couege JULIUS BUD RITTER Purdue University Bach of Physical Education v 1 I . 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DAILY F HILL Physrcal Educatron Health and Coach Hanover College, B S Ball State Teachers College M A Unrversrty of Arrzona an-'N if C007 ,f MRS JERRY RICHERT Home Economrcs Umversrty of Ken tucky B S Faculty MRS MURIEL JEAN RIDER Health and Home Economrcs Assrstant Ball State Teachers College B S MR ROBERT LEE COX Physrcs, Chemrstry Brology DePauw Unlverslty, B A Indrana State Teachers College MR CARROLLI HARTZ Woodwotkmg Gen eral Shop Auto Mechanrcs Ind1ana Un1vers1ty Indrana State Teachers Col lege B S MISS MABLE C GREEN Englrsh and Lrterature Hanover College, A B Wrsconsrn Unlversrty Indrana Umversrty, M S MR CARLE STROHM Head of Industnal Arts Mechanrcal Drawmg Health Math Jumor Hrgh Coach Baseball Coach Ball State Teachers College B S M S Um er srty of Nebraska MISS MARY L EISENHARDT Health Vocatxon and Physrcal Educa tron Hanover Col lege B S Indrana Unlversrty, M S MISS HELEN C LOTZ Engllsh and Lrterature Hanover College, A B Butler Unrver s1ty Indrana Unrversrty C, I' 1 I as .-,. . I lt-t ,V I Z , - s X xp A L xxfig J -'ri g . ' . 1 3 . : . 9 . . l Q Q v ' , . D . .. , 1 9 5 . . ' - - . ., . .: 'V - . . , ,h.. if g V -my idk 7, -..:,! 'Eg r. ' : - 9 p 1 . . . : ' - ' ' . .: ' : ' ' , . .: I . I I I . R : . .: ' - I i - . . 3 I 0 . .5 ' ' I C - l . O O I 0 0 enior llfiicer nut:-uuq 'N fff' ' 'I nch 'I . 0 - :nanny A L 1 . -, Don Campbell, Presidentg James Wade, Vice Presidentg Lou Ann Jones, Treasurerg Miss Opal Sherman, Sponsorg SueAnn Horton, Secretary. MOTTO: The past forever gone, the future still our own. COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: White Orchid The historic 6 LANIER HOME provide s the background ,Q 'CW Arlx xx-'eff' 1' GEORGE HANDLON I came, I saw, I'm leaving. Band-1, 2, 3, 4, President-4, Science Club-4, Vice-President-4, Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Baseball-l, 2, Intramural-1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-3, Senior Play, Mahisco Staff. AGNES BURKHARDT Oh so quiet, but oh so nice. Milton High School-1, 2, Sunshine-3, 4. DONALD RILEY Worry makes one grow old--as for me I choose to stay young. Hi -Y-2, 3, 4, President-4, Choral Club- 1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, Industrial Arts-3, Cross Country-2, Intramural-1, 2, 3. MARY LEE CLAPP Always cheerful, always ready to talk. Band- , 2, 3, 4, Sunshine-l, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A, - 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball-1, 2, 3, F. H, A, -1, 2, Treasurer-2, Science Club-4, Allied Youth-2, Mahisco-4, Senior Play, JOHN JENKINS Maidens sigh when he passes by, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country -2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Second Team-l, 2, Varsity-2, 3, 4, Inter- class-1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y -2, 3, 4, Softball-1, Baseball-4, SHEILA DOWTY A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer-3, 4, Allied Youth-2 G. A, A. -1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-2, 4, Class Secretary-3, Interclass Volleyball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. The enior Class of 1956 DOROTHY GRAVES BARRY CAMPBELL The man worthwhile is the man who can smile when everything else goes dead wrong. Canada-1, 2, C oral Club-3, 4, Vice-President- 4, Hi-Y-4, Student Council -4, Play Stage Manager-3, Cheerleader-4, Senior Play. MEREDITH BURKE Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, Band-1, 2, G, A. A. -1, 2, Class Secretary-1, Science Club -4, Honor Society-4, GEORGE MORGAN What is most honorable is also 'most safest'. SUEANN HORTON Ready for everything in work or play, A real good scout in every way. North Madison-1, Sunshine -2, 3, 4, Science Club-4, Bowling-3, Class Secretary-4, National Honor Society-3, 4, Mahisco Co- Editor-4, Senior Play. MIKE EVERIDGE The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Choral Club-2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts-4, Hi-Y- 2, 3, 4, Science Club -4, School Play -2, Intramural-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass-1, 2, T34 MARTHA WOOTEN To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue. North Madison High School-1, S. S. S. -3, 4. WILLIAM MULLIKIN He speaks only when spoken to. North Madison-1, Track-2, 3, 4, Basketball- Second Team-2, Intramural-2, Cross Country- 2, 4, Co-Captain-4, Mahisco. CAROL ANN BENTLEY At the proper place, at the proper time. North Madison-1, S, S. S. -2, 3, 4, Science Club-4, National Honor Society-3, 4, School Play-3, Stage Manager-Senior Play. DONALD ELLES The world is mine oyster, Basketball-Second Team-2, Track-2, 3, Intramural-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass-1, 2, 3, Hi-Y- 2, 3, 4, Choral Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club-4 Class Vice-President-1, Student Council-2, Bowling-2, 3, 4, Mahisco Staff. KAY KEITH A good heart is worth all the heads in the wor d. G, A, A. -1, 2, Interclass Basketball-1, 2, Interclass Volleyball-l, 2, 3, F. H. A. -1, 2, 3, President-2, Glee Club-1, Vice-President-1, S, S, S, -2, 3, 4, School Play-3, National Honor Society-3, 4, Senior Play, Mahisco Staff. JAMES WADE A pretty girl, a gallon of gas, four good tires, for what more could you ask. Senior Class Vice -President, Honor Society 3, 4, QPresident 41, Track-1, 2, Science Club- 3, 4, fPresident 42, Student Council-2, Allied Youth-2, Hi-Y -3, 4, fVice-President 45, Interclass-1, 2, Intramural-1, 2, 3, Industrial Arts -4, fPresident 41, Mahisco-4. The Senior Glass of 1956 JOHN EVANS He macy be succeeded but he won't be replace . Intramural-1, 2, 3, Hi-Y -2, 3, 4, Choral Club- 3, 4, Science Club -4, Bowling -4, VIRGINIA DENNING The remembrance of a well -spent life is sweet. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, F, H. A. -1, 2, 3. ROBERT SWAIN How did women ever get along without me? Metropolis High School-1, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-3, Cross Country-2, 3, 4, Second Team-2, Varsity-2, 3, 4, Interclass-2, Hi-Y -2, 3, 4. CAROLYN HARPER She can because she thinks she can, Sunshine -1, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A. -1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- class Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basket- ball-1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY HERNDON A laugh a day keeps gloom away. Band-l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A, -1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling-2, 3, 4, Sunshine-l, 2, 4, F. H, A, -1, 2, Secretary -2, Senior Play, Mahisco. MARY IO ELDER A flair for fashion. Band-l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-4, Bowling-4, National Honor Society-3, 4, Mahisco Adver- tising Manager -4. E' 341 3-'fi' Y-f EDWARD STONER Like a powder puff, I'm for the ladies. Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country-1, 2, 3, 4, Second Team-1, Varsity -2, 3, 4, Interclass- 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y -2, 3, 4, Junior Class President- 3, School Play-3, Industrial Arts-4, Softball-1 Mahisco. MARLENE MINOR Best things come in small packages. G. A. A. -1, Band-1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society-3, 4, Stage Manager-Senior Play, Custer Contest. EARL DETMER The modest, nature on his unembarrassed brow had written Gentleman, Milton, Kentucky-1, Hi-Y-3, 4, Intramural- 2, 3, 4, Science Club -2, 4, Mahisco Co-Editor 4, Senior Play-4, JOY DALE BAXTER Grace is in all her steps, and heaven is in her eyes, Port St. Joe, Florida, High School-1,2, Sunshine-3, 4, G, A, A, -3, 4, Interclass Volley ball-2, 3, Science Club-4, Treasurer-4. WALT ER JOLLY F or he is a 'jolly' good fellow, Student Council-1, cience Club-3, 4, Hi-Y -4 National Honor Society-3, 4, Mahisco. JUNE BRADLEY A friend to all she knows. North Madison-1, G. A. A, -2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball-2, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball- 2, 3, 4, S. S, S, -2, 3, 4. The enior Glass of 1956 MARY LOU FLINT She always says what's on her mind, G, A. A, -1, 2, 3, Sunshine -2, 3, 4, Mahisco -4. CHARLES SCHLERETH Greater men than Ihave probably lived, but I doubt it. Science Club-2, 3, 4, Hi-Y -3, 4, Mahisco-4, Interclass-1, Intramural-1, 2,'3, 4, Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Track-3, 4, Cross Country-2, 3, MARTHA HARPER Here's to the girl with the smile, that makes the bubble of life worthwhile. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, G, A, A, -1, F, H, A, -2, 3, Glee Club-1, 2, WILLIAM RALSTON To study would be a waste of midnight oil, North Madison-1, Hanover-1l2 of 2, Hi-Y- 3, 4, Mahisco -4, Basketball -Second Team-2, Cheerleader-4, CAROLYN RILEY To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. North Madison-1, G. A. A, -2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball -2, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball-2, 3, 4, Choral Club-2, 3,4, Science Club-4, Sunshine-4, Senior Play -4. ROBERT SMITH Trouble runs off him like water off a duck's back, North Madison-1, Second Team-2, Intramural- 3, 4, Track-2, 3, 4, Cross Country-2, 3, 4, Qco-captain-4,1 nd, 'CH 'T-Z? 7' t 5 Q 4 PHYLLIS GULLION A light heart lives long. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, F, H, A, -2, 3, G, A, A, -1, Glee Club-1, 2, President-2. CHARLES FACEMIRE The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything, Class President- , 2, Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President-3, Librarian-4, Industrial Arts- 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y -2, 3, 4, National Honor Society- 3, 4, Secretary -4, Science Club-4, Track-3, Madisonian Editor-4, Student Council-2, JOY LARIMORE Pla dumb and act innocent, North Madison-1, Sunshine -3, 4, G. A. A, - 2, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball-2, 3, 4, Science Club-4, Mahisco-4. DON CAMPBELL He is one of our best seniors, one we hate to lose, and there is not a junior who can ever fill his shoes. North Madison-1, Bowling-2, 3, 4, Hi-Y- 2, 3, 4, Treasurer-4, Choral Club -2, 3, 4, President-4, Track 2, 3, 4, Science Club -4, Student Council-3, Class Vice-President-2, Class President-4, Senior Play. CAROL HOLT Her smile would have brought out the dog- wood in December. Aurora High School-1, 2, National Honor Society-3, 4, Secretary -4, Sunshine-3, 4, Mahisco-4, Science Club-4, Secretary-4. ROY LAWRENCE He who works quietly works well. North Madison-1, Intramural-2, Madisonian-4 The enior Class of 1956 MARY CATHERINE DENNING A pleasinlg manner costs nothing, but is worth muc . Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, F, H, A, -1, 3. ROBERT SUDLOW I have nothing to say so I'll say nothing. North Madison-l, Intramural-3, 4, Cross Country -4. MILDRED MILES Her heart is like the moon, there is always a man in it, North Madison-1, Glee Club-2, F, H, A, -3, 4, Vice-President-4, National Honor Society-3, 4 Student Council-4, Mahisco-4. ROBERT MILLER I-le's the quiet type--like Grand Central Station. Baseball-1, Golf-2, Intramural-1,2, Hi-Y- 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. CONSTANCE ANN BIVENS From a little spark may burst a milghty flame. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer-2, G, , A, -1, 2, School Play -3, Choral Club-2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President-3, Science Club-4, Mahisco-4 Senior Play. DAVID ROSE It's a wise owl that knows his own hoot, North Madison-1, Honor Society-3, 4, Science Club -4. 10 YI? X DONALD TAYLOR Even the best of women are hypocrites. MARY ANNA KESSLBQ Better a mischief than an inconvenience. F, H, A, -1, 2, sunshine-3, 4, G,A,A, -1, 2, 3, Interclass Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Madisonian-3, Mahisco Senior Play. OWEN I-IOSKINS Many are called, but few get up. Why dost thou sleep? North Madison-1, Hi-Y -2, 3, 4, Baseball- 2, 3, 4, Student Council -4, Intramural-2, 3, 4 Choral Club-3, 4, Senior Play, MARY JANE THEVENOW I'm not denying that women are foolish, God made them that way to match the men. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, School Play-2, Science Club-4, Mahisco-4, Madisonian-3, Senior Pla . YSTANDLEY TAYLOR Enjoy life while you can. Washington High School-1, PATRICIA SHADRICK WELLS Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles ou, yC,A. A, -1, 2, F, H,A, -1, 2, School Play-3, Interclass Basketball-2, Interclass Volleyball 2, Band-1, 2, Science Club-2. The Senior Class of I956 CAROL ANN HULETTE A little nonsense now and then is pleasant. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A.-1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- class Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Volley- ball-1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth-2, Band-1, 2, Bowling -2, 3, 4, Mahisco -4. DONALD JONES How could his paint brush flow faster than his wit? Band-1, 2. DEANNA CULWELL SMITH She is all gentleness and tender heart. Stevenson High School-1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Honor Society-3, 4, Sunshine-3, 4, G. A. A. -3. CLARENCE MONROE Wise men say nothing. National Honor Society-3, 4, Science Club -4 MARY HELEN SCHIPHORST Already ready for a good laugh. Band-1, 2, 3, 4, F. H, A. -2, Sunshine-1, 2, 4, G. A. A. -1, 2, 3, 4, Mahisco-4, Bowling- 2, 3, 4, Secretary-3, 4, Interclass Volleyball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4. AARON MONROE The word impossible is not in my dictionary. Band-1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society-3, 4, Science Club-4, Custer Contest. -4 4: 4 2. FLOYD LICHLYTER Happy is the man whose wishes and cares are few. Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y-3, 4, Intramural-l, 2, 3. LILLIE WHITHAM Hear much, speak little. North Madison-1, Sunshine-2, 3, 4. WILLIAM DEMAREE He who invented work should have finished it Intramural-1, 2, 4, Madisonian-3. SHIRLEY MILLER She's always the same--sweet and pleasing. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A. -1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- class Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Volley- ball-l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club-1, Mahisco-4, Stage Manager, Senior Play, JAMES RYHAL Silence never betrays you. New Castle High School-1, 2, 3, Intramural -4, Choral Club-4, Hi-Y -4. IEW ELL PRYOR Never put off until tomorrow what you can put off until the day after tomorrow. Campbellsburg, Kentucky, High School-l,2, Sunshine-3, 4, G, A, A, -4. The Senior Class ol 1956 MARY ANNE MILLS Talk is only chatter, friends are all that matter. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary-3, President-4, G, A, A, -1, 2, Interclass Basket- ball-1, 2, Interclass Volleyball-1, 2, Bowling-2, School Play-3, National Honor Society-3, 4, Science Club-4, Mahisco-4, Senior Play. KENNETH STUART I'm hapriy, I don't know what's wrong with the rest o the world. Honor Society-3, 4, Science Club-4, Stage Manager, Senior Play. JULIA WEHNER If I could sell troubles, I'd be a Millionaire. North Madison High School-1, Honor Society- 3, 4, Sunshine -2, 3, 4, F. H, A, -3, 4, Choral Club -2, 3, Science Club-4, WILBUR WILSON Strickly a one woman man, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country-1, 2, Hi-Y- 2, 3, 4, Intramural-1, 2, 3, 4, llied Youth-2, Industrial Arts -4. GWEN GORMON I have no other but a woman's reason. G, A, A. -1, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club-2, 3, 4, Science Club-4, Allied Youth-2, School Play -2. KENNETH ORR I like work, it fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Countrgf-1, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball econd Team-l, Varsity-2, 3, 4, Softball-1, Ili-Y-2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer-3, 'ADV '27 X, 15' CAROLYN MCCORD Knowledge is a great asset. F, H, A, -1, Sunshine -2, 3, Choral Club-2, 3, Melody Maids-2, 3, Student Council -2, 3, National Honor Society-3, 4, Custer Contest. JOYCE DALHEM Talks little so how can we tell what she thinks? DELORES KLEIN What thought upon her accent hung The music of the Southern tongue? Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A, -1, 2, Interclass Volleyball-1, 2, Interclass Basketball-1, 2, F, H, A, -1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Honor Society -4 JANE LAWRENCE Once known, never forgotten. Wahama High School-1, Beverly, Ohio, High School-2, Band-3, 4, Sunshine-3, 4, G, A, A. -3, 4, Interclass Basketball-3, 4, Stage Manager, School Play-3, Science Club-4, National Honor Society-3, 4, Stage Manager, Senior Play. STANLEY LAWRENCE Live while you live. ROSAMOND WILSON WRAY Mingle a little folly with some wisdom. The enior Class oi 1956 EDITH SCHINDEL To thine own self be true. Osgood High School-l, 2. JOYCE FORD If ever a girl on earth was free and independ- ent, it was she. Bowling -4, Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine-3, 4, G, A, A, -2, 3, F, H, A, -1, Madisonian-4, ROSALIND IEFFERY Four years I've strived to win it, and find there 's satisfaction in it. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, G, A, A, -2, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball-2, 3, 4, Science Club-4, National Honor Society-3, 4, Senior Play, Custer Contest. ROSALIE JONES A sweeter irl is hard to find. Science Clui-4, Student Council-3, Allied Youth -2, Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secret?-2, Senior Play. LY AN ARMSTRONG He is a fool who thinks by force or skill, to turn the current of a woman's will. Coffee High School, Alabama-1, Class Vice- President-2, Hi-Y -2, 3, 4, Band-2, 3, 4, Vice- President-4, Track-2, Science Club-4, Intramural-2, 3, 4, Senior Play, CECILE IEFFERY Knowledge is no burden, Sunshine- , 2, 3, 4, Treasurer-3, G. A. A. -l, Science Club-4, National Honor Society-3, 4, Interclass Basketball-1, Senior Play. '1 -G' '. GS' Abs Q.: if ff' , x gl Ap'- .. ..-femfwff DOROTHY POTTER Politeness is worth so much and costs so little. Glee Club-1, 2, G,A. A. -3. PEGGY HUMPREY Friendship is the perfection of love. F. H, A. -lg Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 45 G. A, A, -2g Glee Club-2g Band-3, 4g Allied Youth-2. BETTY ROGERS HACKLEY Common sense is so uncommon. North Madison-lg Sunshine -2, 3, 4. MARGARET SUBLETT A laugh is worth more than a thousand groans in any market. New Castle High School-1f2g North Madison High School-112g G,A.A. -2g Choral Club- 2, 3, 4, Secretary-4g Melody Maids-2, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball-2, Student Council-4. TOMMY WEBER A good laugh is sunshine in the house. Hi-Y-2, 3, 4g Second Team-1, 2, 3, Varsity- 2, 3g Science Club-45 Industrial Arts-4, Intramural-1, 4g Choral Club-1, 2, 3, 4. DANA TURNER The mildest manners with the bravest mind,' Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club-1, 2. The enior Class of 1956 FREDA DOLBY Cheerfulness is a great asset. Madisonian-4. JUDY COLE Whatever she undertakes, she does, Band-1, 2, 3, 4g Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club-4. BETTY JO SMITH Enjoy life as it comes your way. Glee Club-lg G. A. A, -25 Interclass Volleyball-2. NORMA JEAN DEVEARY Courteous words win many hearts. Sunshine-2, 3, 45 Glee Club-2g G. A, A, -1, F. H. A. -1. PHIL EADES Sober, steadfast, quiet, and trueg this can be said of very few, Band-1, 2, 3, 4. LOU ANN JONES It 's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice, Old Kentucky Home High School, Bardstown, Kentucky-1, 2g Sunshine-3, Choral Club-33 National Honor Society-3, 4, Class Secretary -4, uv Q 5 J.-Tin. ., NAOMI COSBY Her quiet grace is admired by all. F. H,A, -1, 2, G,A.A, -1,2, 3, 4, Sunshine- 1, 2, 3, 4. JEANELLE DUNCAN Speak fitly or be silent wisely. G. A. A. -1, 2, 3, 4, F, H,A, -1, 2, 3, 4, sunshine- 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4. MARY RUTH CULVER Her quiet manner and winning smileare always welcome. North Madison-1, Surishine-3, 4, Mahisco-4. BARBARA BRUTHER RHOADES Blessed be the bride on whom the sun doth shine. Hanover-1, 2, Sunshine-3. RONNIE SIEBENTHAL I easily regain favor with myself. Hi-Y -2, 3, 4, Chaplin-3, Secretary-4, Track- 2, 3, Industrial Arts-3, Secretary and Treasurer 3, School Play-3, Science Club-4, HELEN GRAHAM A soft answer turneth away wrath. F. H. A. -1, 2, 3. The enior Class of 1956 DONNA TAYLOR Without friendship, life is nothing. Washington High School-1, Sunshine-4. KATHERINE PRATHER Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow, she who would search for pearls must dive below. Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine-l, 2, 3, 4, F, H, A. -2, Student Council-1, 2, National Honor Society- 3, 4, Girl's State, Stage Manager, Senior Play, Custer Contest. NINA CUMMINS A cheerful manner denotes a gentle nature. Band-1, Student Council-1, G, A, A, -1, 2. SHIRLEY FERGESON Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A. '1, 3, F. H. A, - 1, 3, Band-3, 4, Glee Club-3, 4, Allied Youth-2, Bowling-2. E. L. The enior JACK CARVER Tis sweeter to loiter by the way, Hi-Y-3, 4, Industrial Arts-2, 3, 4, Vice- President-4g Intramural-1, 2g Interclass-1, 2, 3, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-4, Basketball, B Team, Varsity-4, Softball-2, DON WI-IITTAKER The world is before me, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4. enior Play-Ula Class of 1956 BERNARD MELTON As large as life and twice as natural. MARTHA HARPER Here 's to the girl with the smile. That makes the bubble of life worthwhile. Sunshine-1, 2, 3, 43 G, A, A, -1gF, H, A. -2, 35 Glee Club-1, 2. ther Know Re V' ' ..,- . .f ,ffl '4'.f'f.-E335 .11 'Ie 7 5.43, y 'I M ' ' . , -f 1' ,. . N? -,va Q 1 if ' S ' I ig W .,,, CAST: Mr. Anderson-E. Detmer, Mrs, Anderson-M, Clapp, Betty-S, Dowty, Cathy-C. Bivens, Ralph-D. Campbell Mr. Brinkworth-R, Miller, Patty-D. Klein, Bud-O. Hoskins, Ramona-M. Thevenow, Janie-S, Horton, De-C, Riley, Edith-M. Kessler, Garden Club- M. Mills, K, Keith, R, Jones, C. Jeffery, Officer Johnson- G. Handlon, Officer Perkins-N. Herndon, Bud's friend-L. Armstrong, Repairman-Barry Campbell, Director-Miss Sherman. BUSINESS MANAGERS AND STAGE MANAGERS: Joy Larimore, Ken Stuart, Carol Hulette, Jane Lawrence, Shirley Miller, Carol Bentley, Charles Schlereth. The Grand 0le 0pry enlor Class Ilay Muni Don Campbe'1 IS trymg to MC Beheve rt or not these grrls are smgmg The Semor Class She 11 be comrng around the moumam by M Kessler and Gwen Gormon 1 Dear old MHS Cu ter Contet and Award Valedrctorian Salutatorian Art Citrzenshrp Dramatics Home Economics Journalism Music Perfect Attendance Shorthand TYP1118 Kiwanis Awards Elks Awards S25 Rotary Award Bausch Lomb Science Award H1 Y Award Business 8a Professional Award Madison Music Club Award Tri Kappa Award Reader s Digest Valedlctorian Award LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 Marlene Minor Spring Party Carolyn McCord A Crown of Thorns Katherine Prather Double Trouble ROW 2 Aaron Monroe Constantius and the Lion Rosalind Jeffery The Mistake Carolyn McCord won first prize of 350 the second prize went to Katherine Prather and Marlene Minor C3527 501 Aaron Monroe and Rosalind Jeffery each received 3520 HERFF JONES AWARDS Rosalind Jeffery Don Jones David Rose Earl Detmer Julia Wehner Charles Facernrre Don Campbell Kay Keith Marlene Minor Aaron Monroe Katherine Prather Aaron Monroe Aaron Monroe Katherine Prather David Rose Walter Jolly Rosalind Jeffery Charles Schlereth Carolyn McCord George Handlon Kay Keith Mary Lee Clapp Mary Ann Mills Katherine Prather Band Keys Lyman Armstrong Mary Lee Clapp Judy Cole, Sheila Dowty, Phil Eades, Mary Jo Elder, Shirley Fergeson, Joyce Ford, George Handlon, Nancy Herndon, Jane Lawrence, Charles Facemrre, Floyd Lichlyter, Marlene Minor, Aaron Monroe, Katherine Prather, Mary Helen Schrphorst. Katherine Prather Choral Club Keys Connie Bivens Barry Campbell Don Campbell Don Elles John T Evans Mike Everrdge Gwen Gormon Owen Hoskins Margaret Sublett Bookkeeping Pins Meredith Burke Katherine Prather Mary Lee Clapp Kay Keith Mary Jo Elder Marlene Minor Connie Bivens Shirley Miller Shorthand Pins words words words words 100 words 120 Words Typing Pins 50 words 60 words Sue Ann Horton Deanna Smith Sheila Dowty Carolyn McCord Jewell Pryor Mary C Denning Barbara Rhoads Mary Helen Schrphorst Agnes Burkhardt Phyllis Gullion Martha Harper Shirley Miller Edith Schrndel Carol Hulette Marlene Minor Katherine Prather Mary JO Elder Kay Keith 60 words Aaron Monroe Carol Hulette Nancy Herndon William Mulllkrn Katherine Prather, Joyce Ford Lillie Whitharn Gwen Gormon Carolyn McCord 40 words Norma Jean Deveary Deanna Smith Bob Smith Shirley Mrller Jewell Pryor Agnes Burkhardt, Kay Keith, Martha Harper, Dorothy Graves, Shirley Fergeson, Jeanelle Duncan, Betty Jo Smith, Roy Lawrence, Donna Taylor. , : ' ' . . . , . 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F Ewmzfy ual ..g,,gJ,,,+a.....L K was 'Q Last Wlll and Testament We the members of the Class of nlneteen hundred and f1fty s1x be1ng of sound well almost m1nd do hereby make th1S our last W111 and testament Carol Bentley, leave my personal1ty to l1ven up any dead pan Jun1ors Dolores Kle1n, leave my character1st1c sm1le to Phyll1s Rowlett Nancy Herndon, leave my sense of humor to Judy Storm Mary Lee Clapp leave to Mr H1ll my ab1l1ty to do a thousand th1ngs at once Freda Dolby, w1ll my slowness of speech to Gary Marcus Dorothy Graves leave my bus1ness ab1l1ty to D1ck Pedd1e George Morgan leave my manly phys1que to Jerry Waters Don Wh1ttaker, leave my autograph 1n care of Mr Salm Meredlth Burke, w1ll my extra credlts to my l1ttle brother, B1lly Agnes Burkhardt Wlll my ab1l1ty to get engaged to a boy from Kentucky and Stlll f1n1sh school to Mary Jane Walkenhorst Ruth Culver leave my qu1et ways to all mal1c1ous students of M H S N1na Cumm1ns, w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay cool and calm, no matter what comes along to all those poor souls who th1nk the world owes them a l1v1ng Joyce Dahlem leave my d1amond to anyone who th1nks she can take lt from me Norma Jean Deveary w1ll my place 1n M H S to my HICCC Phyll1s Jo Helen Graham w1ll my fr1endly nature to all future students so that the teachers may not have to fear for the1r l1VCS Phyll1s Gull1on w1ll my long ha1r to D1X1C Lee Scott Martha Harper w1ll my way Wlth out of town males to all g1rls who can't seemto make any headway w1th the1r hometown heart throbs Peggy Humphrey w1ll my stature to Donna Harmon Come down w1th the rest Donna Cec1le Jeffery, w1ll my he1ght to Sonny Thomas Now you'll be taller than all those cute gals, Sonny Rosal1nd Jeffery leave half of my he1ght to Norma Harkes Lou Ann Jones w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th teachers to any future students who need lt Kay Ke1th w1ll my four years' perfect attendance record to anyone who 'Just can't et out of bed I orothy Potter, leave my engagement r1ng to any g1rl who 1S not go1ng steady engaged, or marr1ed Keep try1ng g1rls Jewell Pryor, leave my speedy typ1ng ab1l1ty to my s1ster, L1nn1e Mary Helen Sch1phorst, w1ll to Donna Harmon my car Now, Donna, you can have the k1ds around Fab Sm1th w1ll myself to anyone who wants me, and I hope they l1ke me as well as o Conn1e B1vens, leave my sunny d1spos1t1on to br1ghten Mad1son H1gh School Judy Cole leave my place 1n the B1g Red band to any struggl1ng underclassman Ph1l Eades leave everyth1ng I have to anyone who wants lt Pete H111 leave my outstand1ng ab1l1ty 1n soclal sc1ence stud1es to any poorgunlor who needs lt Roy Lawrence leave my m1nd to sc1ence Let them dCC1dC what's wrong garolyn McCord leave my reserved manner and pleas1ng personal1ty to Zelma rooks Mary Ann M1115 leave my art of blush1ng eas1ly to Mary Ann Lohr1g Aaron Monroe, w1ll my car to my s1ster Jonell Let's keep lt 1n the fam1ly Clarence Monroe, leave my wavy blond ha1r to B111 Slater Bette Rogers leave my ab1l1ty to marry 1n my sen1or year to all young hopefuls James Ryhal leave my worldly ways to the Jun1or class Qu1t crowd1ng, please Charles Schlereth Wlll my success w1th the women to Bob Orrlll Kenneth Stuart leave my sense of humor to Mr Cox Mary Jane Thevenow leave all the fun I've had 1n h1gh school to my s1ster, Sarah Barry Campbell, w1ll my fore1gn ways to any M H S boy who wants to charm the 1rls on Campbell w1ll my ablllty to J1tterbug to anyone who l1kes to lose Welght Jack Carver, well I don't really know guess I'll Just leave Earl Detmer, w1ll my Kentucky manners to any Indlana boy 1n M H S Don Elles leave the 7th seat 1n the 3rd row 1n 5th per1od study hall to any person who th1nks he 1S b1g enough to f1ll lt John Evans leave my large vocabulary to anyone who l1k6S to use b1g words and confuse other people I, George Handlon, w1ll my pos1t1on as pre s1dent of the band to Roger Hon Tooter um good, Roger l 1 , I I 2 . 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' l 1, , ' ' ' Carol Holt w1ll my knowledge of chem1stry to any future M H S chem1st Sue Ann Horton leave my d1fferent boy fr1ends to any M H S g1rl who doesn' bel1eve 1n go1ng steady Owen Ho sk1ns, w1ll my ab1l1ty to bowl to B111 Lar1more Walter Jolly leave my Jolly good hearse to B111 Slater We Jul1a Wehner and Bob Sudlow, leave our n1cknames of Speedy and 'Speedo to any hot rod Jun1ors 1 Charles Facem1re, w1ll my place 1n the band to Gene O'Neal You can watch Carol for me now We Mary Cather1ne and V1rg1n1a Denn1ng leave M H S to get marr1ed Mary Anna Kessler, w1ll my place at Krogers to Phyll1s Lawson Now you can pay Joyce the gas money every week, Phyllls Patr1c1a Shadr1ck Wells, w1ll m soph1st1cated manner to Naom1 Jenk1ns Just to help you appear taller aom1 Betty Jo Sm1th, w1ll my red ha1r to Rachel Coll1ns Bob Swa1n, w1ll my sports ab1l1ty to M1ke Sull1van She1la Dowty, w1ll my ab1l1ty to play a lead1ng role 1n a sen1or play to my brother, Dawson Keep lt 1n the fam1ly Bud Donald Jones w1ll my art1st1c ab1l1ty to any future art1st of M H S Rosal1e Jones, w1ll my qu1et ways to all of Mr Reul's pup11s No more worr1es now, Mr Reul Jane Lawrence w1ll Jack1e to any g1rl who th1nks she can take hlm from me Bernard Melton, leave my ab1l1ty to f1n1sh school after spend1ng a few years 1n the armed forces to Fred Turner 1t1sn't easy, Fred M1ldred M1les w1ll my ab1l1ty to have two dates on the same n1ght to any g1rl who l1keS to f1gure out problems Robert M1ller, leave my n1ckname Wh1tey to John Stoner Get some perox1de, John B111 Ralston, leave my Job as cheerleader to Tommy Bruner Go to 1t, Tom Don R1ley, Wlll my Jolly d1spos1t1on and w1tty remarks to all students who l1ke to get laughs DaV1d Rose leave my ab1l1ty to date short g1rls to Charl1e Horton back next year James Wade leave Judy beh1nd to all M H S males Oops, what d1d 1 say Tommy Weber, left M H S to J01I1tl'16 Marlnes That was my b1ggest m1stake W1lbur W1lson, leave M H S st1ll go1ng steady B111 Mull1k1n, w1ll my hurdl1ng ab1l1ty to Jack Waters Sh1rley M1ller, leave Jerry beh1nd 1n sen1or hall for another year Poor Jerry Don Taylor leave my track shoes to George Dow Burn that track up, George Naom1 Cosby leave my cheerfulness to any pess1m1st who needs a br1ghter outlook on l1fe Floyd L1chlyter, bequeath my powers of bluff1ng to anyone who wants to grad uate w1thout study1ng Jeanelle Duncan leave my personal1ty to those students who go around w1th a pees1m1st1c v1ew of l1fe Donna Taylor, leave my place 1n M H S to my fr1end, Betty Sue Sachleben 1 hope you enJoy lt as much as 1 d1d Dana Turner leave my extra cred1ts to my s1ster, Jenny L1ll1e Wh1tham, w1ll my qu1et manner and w1nn1ng sm1le to Marlene Howell Martha Wooten, leave my amb1t1on to f1n1sh school to anyone who 1S 1n doubt about complet1ng h1s educat1on Kather1ne Prather, w1ll my place as second per1od Off1Ce g1rl to anyone who wants to lose we1ght Runn1ng through the halls all per1od w1ll really do the tr1ck Ed1th Sch1ndel w1ll my qu1et ways to anyone who 1S so m1sch1evous he doesn't know what to do w1th h1mse1f Standley Taylor, w1ll my ab1l1ty to perform 1n a lackada1s1cal manner to Max Bel1n Sh1rley Ferge son w1ll my place 1n h1gh school to my s1ster Sue Ann Carry We Mary Jo Elder and Lyman Armstrong, leave the halls of M H S together to walk down the a1sles of the Method1st church Carolyn Harper w1ll the s1xth seat fourth row 1n s1xth per1od study hall to my s1ster Hope you l1ke the bang1ng old seat better than 1 d1d Carolyn R1ley w1ll such to anybody who wants anyth1ng I have 1f they can get , Joyce Ford, leave my car to anybody who can afford to buy the gas. I, , ' ' . . . ' . I, . . 1 , . . . . . I td I, 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . I, , ll ll ' . , ' ' I ll , - . f . . I, , ' , . . .u . . I, ' 1 1 1 1 J . 1 1 . 1 1 1- 1, 1 1 , 1 . 1 . I, . . . . . . 0 1, . . u. t . . . I, , 1. 1 1 1 1 , . 1 . . . I, . . . . - . ' I, ' . . . - - . . I, . . I. . . I, U 1 , 1 1 1 . . I ' I, 1 1 . 1 - 1 I, .... . . I, 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . I, Ronnie Siebenthal, leave gladly, with the knowledge that I don't have to come I, , . lv ll ' . . . . ' ? I, 0 . . . . . . . . i I, . . . . . . . U I, . . . . . . . 0 I, . . . . . . . I, , . i . I, . t , . . I, ' 1 . . 1 - 1, . . . . , f ' ' 1, 1 1 ' 'D . . . ' . I, . . . . . . . 0 l i I, i . i . . . . I, 1 . 1 . ' 1 1- 1. I, 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 I, ' 1 1.1 1 1 1 I, 1 . , 1 1 1 1 , . on. I, . , 1 . 1 . , . 1 1 1. 1, '. , . L-. it. , I . I, June Bradley, will my slow drawl to Lois Chatreau. Now, someone else can talk. I, Gwen Gormon, will my height to Phyllis Shelton. I, Marlene Minor, will my ability to stay away from for not to go steady withl all boys all through high school to anyone who is silly enough to follow my statement. I, Carol Hulette, leave my coal black hair to Sharon Pearson. Jerry would like it. I, Edward Stoner, will my ability to have all the girls swarm around me to Gary Marcus. lt's really fun, Crar . I, Kenny Orr, will to Dick Stahi, my quietness in Miss Eisenhardt's study hall. We, Mary Lou Flint, Deanna Culwell Smith, and Barbara Rhoads, leave our places in the halls of M. H. S. to be with Bob, Mike, and Harold. I, Johnnie Jenkins, leave my nickname Speedo to Charlie Haak. I, Mike Everidge, leave my dictatorial personality to Mike McKay. Now you can boss Sharon. I, Joy Larimore, will the ability to get engaged during my senior year to Beverly Robertson. I, Bill Demaree, will my ability to stick up for the Demaree Buick Company to my little brother. Carry on, Jackie. I, Margaret Sublett, leave these cold halls of M. H. S. for Sonny's warm arms. To the faculty we leave our attendance cards, our work books, our love for M. HIS. , and a wish for peace and quiet. To the juniors we give our tidy lockers in senior hall and our good scholastic standing. To the sophomores we bequeath our sophisticated manners, pleasing personalities, and the ability to say things without laughing. To the freshmen we will our ability to cooperate--even if it comes to skipping school on the same day without telling each other you are going, and the urge to make M. H. S. the best school in the country. In witness whereof, we have hereunto affixed our seals this twenty-third day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty six. Class of 1956 Administrators: Earl Detmer Sue Ann Horton 1 jab Nancy Maryu. MAH M has kl c lb Shirley Juliar Carolyn-Mahisco Workers-Suet Earl anaug uc es e e rate Shirley Poses Sheila 8: John Would-Be Chemists Qff To Work, C31-01? Lois Warbles nderulass Uffmer O 'M-f X Z Xxf- 'J4lPf Wm- ' WIN V I Charles Haak Nancy Harper Lols Chatreau Mary M Mundt N6 S4 S .. I i f Q ., . George Young , Steven Nay , Sue Eller . . Dorothy Gross 1 11 S X Jllff .Junior if 'QQ fit W, YE? xr 'fi an fd jv- 'Tf -'W :rrp- 'M7' th 7331 JY I -'HB 'ii' 'uf' if --'r Ms. L 'R 'S sf fi -ar' 'S' 1 Auv- Dale Cope Joyce Laughlrn Gary Marcus Jackre Eades Don Schnabel Lrlly Mae Adams Ronme Culwell Carole Yater Larry SCIOgg1I1S Kay Custer Bob Orrxll Lo1s Chatreau James Scroggrns Gwendolyn Rltchre Wayne Holdcraft Dottle Whlte John McKay Carolrne Turner Ernest Kramer Mary Margaret Mu Charles Haak Donna Sregel Arthur Clark Carolyn Hensler Tom Bruner Mary Jane Walkenhorst Joe Landry Pat Lrttle Roger Clark Sue Marqurs Jack Waters Carolyn Turner Wayne Morerllon Hazel Roeder Jerry Sauley ndt 0 +r .J ...bk L , r - 7, Y' A V . 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Betty at the Windrift, Brenda wiv Q ! LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 Helen Means Karen Keating Sue Ferguson Peggy Wright Evelyn Risk Martha Hall Diana Smith Carolyn Klopp Barbara Shockley ROW 2 William Davidson Orwood Wilson Robert Glass Donald Firth Kenny Burke Jackie Demaree Ralph Bliton SueAnn Horton Katherine Prather Bill Demaree Joy Larimore Pat Shadrick Wells Don Taylor Martha Wooten Jane Lawrence Lou Ann Jones Carolyn Harper Charles Facemire . Dorothy Graves Rosalind 8: Cecile Carol Holt Rosalie Jones . David Rose Walter Jolly . Ronnie Siebenthal . Carol Bentley 20. Peggy Humphrey 21. Gwen Gormon 22. Joyce Dahlem Infant Senior JGBHJHJUHJIUH Jeffery Bob Smith Mary Anna Kessler Donna Sc Standley Taylor Joyce Ford Bill Ralston Carolyn Riley Lillie Whitham Betty Jo Smith Lyman Armstrong Mary Jo Elder Jim Wade Marelene Minor Tom Weber Mary Ann Mills Edward Stoner Jeanelle Duncan Shirley Fergeson Judy Cole Betty Rogers Hackney Mary Helen Schiphorst Lloyd Lichlytet Connie Bivens Sheila Dowty Dorothy Potter Mancy Herndon Donald Jones John Jenkins Carol Hulette Agnes Burkhardt Mary Lou Jesse Flint Mildred Miles Delores Klein Carolyn McCord Norma Jean Deveary Nina Cummins Joy Dale Baxter Kay Keith Virginia St Mary Catherine Denning Don Elles Mary Lee Clapp Julia Wehner Shirley Miller Ruth Culver Don Campbell 9-R Frn hmBH Q Q J 1 1 5. 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X... ia Stlbscuptron M Sehrphorst M Llapp L Armstrong M Elder S Fergeson B Smrth Sports Walter Jolly D Taylor R Srebenthal M Mrles J Larrmore C Schlereht G Handlon J Wade B Ralston G Gormon Extracurrrcular Actrvrtres Actrwrtres and Photography Carol Holt Mary Arm M1115 Carolyn Rrley Julra Wehner ,,,:5,,f.vf.XX Calendar Delores Klern Faculty: Ruth Lulxer 41 September 7 We regrstered for our fourth and frnal year Classes oegan Senrors were entertarned by a program on frre preventron, and many engaged rn a log sawrng contest October 20 21 Frrst srx weeks tests were grven Were granted a welcome reprreve from school as teachers traveled to Indranapolts for teachers annual conventron 1 Band went to Seymour for annual Tr1 C1t Band Festrval Bas etball season opened and Cubs won over Salem Open house was held for the frrst rn recent years and a large crowd attended Cubs uctorrous oxer Vevay 65 63 Mr Krng presented a f1ne musrcal program folk songs Greensburg fell v1ct1m to Cubs 68 52 Frrst home game found Cubs st1ll travelrng on therr undefeated road as they downed Lawrence burg 50 37 Choral Club presented the1r annual Thanks g1v1ng program Cubs defeated Batesvrlle 78 54 H1 Y dance was held School drsmtssed for the Thanksgrvlng vacatlon Sen1or F H A held pltch 1l'l supper Lots of ood Cubs upset Jeff 63 58 Palmer Martrn presented hrs Marronettes rn play entltled The Tlnder Box December 1 2 Second srx weeks tests Cubs defeated 27 28 November strarght vrctory Semors took scholarshrp tests Cubs contlnued on therr undefeated trarl by downlng Colum bu 78 69 Sen1or F H A Daddy Date Nrght Cubs beat Aurora rn a close and exc1t1ng game 70 68 Senrors met wrth Mr Henry regrstrar of Hanover College Choral Club presented annual Chrlstmas program Chrrstmas vacatron Students enJoyed VISIIS from Santa 3 School reopened Cubs won tenth strarght game by upendrng Salem, 62 57 General Assembly Cubs defeated Vrncennes, 73 56 to become the frrst Cub team ever to defeat them on therr home floor Safe Teens Club was organrzed at M H S Franklrn became the Cubs twelfth vrctrm 68 60 Semester exams Wow' Scrence Club dance Cubs suffered the1r f1rst defeat at the hands of New Albany 84 68 Shelbyvllle handed the Cubs therr second upset 64 57 Second semester started Cubs back on wrnnrng trarl wrth 72 48 defeat of Brownstown 3 Cubs fell vrctrm to the Seymour Owls for therr setback 69 51 Cubs v1ctor1ous over Lawrenceburg 70 51 14 C horal Cotrllron provrded gala occasron for members and guests Jan 3 January February Cac 22 25 March Apul May ll I' Cubs closed season wrth 80 58 vrctory over Evansvrlle Bosse Joy Larrmore crowned Mrss Cub durrn half t1me ceremomes Sectronal asketball tourney held at Brown Gym Cubs lost ver exc1t1ng and close frnal game to Warrrors o Scottsburg 1 2 Fourth srx weeks tests Ftrst round of G A A lnterclass Tourney Iunrors and Senrors advanced to frnal game Cubs were guests of the Krwanrs Club a therr annual Basketball Banquet held at Cl1fty Inn McB1rd Assembly Mr and Mrs Otto Schmrdt presented a pro gram of gymnastrcs Senrors bowed rn defeat to Iunrors 1n lnterclass Tournament Putman general assembly Crawfordsvrlle Band gave program for M students and frrends Band Ball What a good t1me' K1wan1s had Career Day to help senrors Choral Club presented the annual Easter program Rotary fed the Cubs at the basketball banquet Easter vacatron started 3 School reopened after Easter holrdays Sunshrne dance Mr Groman rnformed the student body about about dralects rn an assembly program Frfth srx weeks tests John Dallavaux entertarned students wrth unusual talk on manners Senrors added another laurel to thetr crown Knows Best Band traveled to Markland for ground breakrng ceremonres and won trophy as best band Choral Club attended Valley Choral Festrval at New Albany Scrence Club prcnrc Iunror Sen1or Prom was held at the Brown Gym followed by a movre at the Ohto Theatre then more dancrng refreshments and dtstrrbutron of many grfts at the Elks Club 3 Southeastern Conference Track Meet held at Hanover 5 Mor an Freld Custer Contest resulte rn Carolyn McCord takrng top honors and recervrng the S550 dollar prrze whrle Katherlne Prahter and Marlene mrnor tred for second place and each recerved 827 50 Aaron Monroe and Rosalrnd Jeffery each recerved 3520 Sprtng Concert presented by Glee Club Choral Club Band Melody IV1H.1dS and 111111012 Hrgh Band Industual Arts Club p1cn1c F H A Banquet SGUIOIS presented entertalnment and rssued wrlls to students and faculty members durtng class day exercrses Senrors prcnrcked at Clrfty Park Sernors agonrzed through f1nal exams Baccalaureate servrces held at Brown Gym Rev Heunemann was speaker Senrors 105 of them completed therr four year hrgh school career wrth commencement exercrxes at the Brown Gym Underclassmen took frnal exams School closed for the year 1955 1956 C . l I T. . . 1,7 . 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' 29 - , Madi onian tail 'Ul- 'mr-vxr'r Charles Facemrre Edrtor Mrss Opal Sherman Sports John Jenkrns Bob Swalll John McKay Sponsor The Madlsoman has been publrshed cont1nuously srnce 1919 The f1rst few 1ssues were mlmeographed but s1nce then all COPIES have been pr1nted The Mad1son1an 1S edrted by the Journahsm class Typrst and Reporters Charles Ellls Butch Stoner Crrculauon Managers IRONI ROW 10 BACR Don Whxttaker Roy Lawrence Jrm Scroggrns D Wlntraker Wanda Demon Buulr broner ll Graham J Larrmore R Page R Lawrence 43 J Scroggrns Charles Ell1s Jerry Breeden ational Honor ouiety LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 Mrs Carpenter C Holt Nl J Elder K Prather E Sehrndel C McCord D Smrth M Mlnor ROW 2 M A M1115 S A Horton L A Jones C Bentley M lVl11CS J Wehner J Lawrence Ow 3 D Rose R Stuart W Jolly C Jeffery K Keuh R Jeffery A Monroe J Wade tudent Cunnan LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 R Srebenthal B Hall L Stanton J Krdwell 5 Marqurs A Jeffery J Vayhmger P Barnes B Wrlt D L1ter ROW2 B Orrrll O Hoskms R Culwell R Clark N Harper C Yater Nl Sublett A bullrxan S Dowty M M1165 ROW 3 B Campbell 44 ,l z.. ,. ,-.. ,. 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Uhoral Club LEFT TO RIGHT ROW1 G Gorman S Mills B King K Ritchie K Custer Joy Hambrick S Gustafson K Pate N Connelly C Bivens D White L stanton B Bersch D Bodem A Jeffery A Buhlig ROW2 S Flint, N Canfield D Duncan M Mathews P Lantz M Hall MJ Walkenhorst L Pryor J Laughlyn D Hines, C Klopp J Stevens M Sublett L Hearn ROW 3 Mr Rothert M Lutterell B Campbell D Campbell O Hoskins C Goins G Gessup R Ashcraft L Scroggins G Cooper ROW4 P Barnes JT Evans, B Lyons J Stoner D Wyatt D McVay N Robinson L Shingleton R Voris I Rhyal S Nay Mr, Harold Rothert Susan Mills Director Pianist 45 Glue Ulllll LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 L1nda Wooten Shrrley Smrth Phylhs Stockdale NICRIC Deyore Wanda McCoy Judy Jones, Mary Lourse Humphrey Carol Anderson ROW 2 Mr Harold Rothert Madelrne Mrller Phylhs Sachlaben Carol Hennon Marna Underwood Donna Green Rose Wllkrng Barbara Lrchlyter Janet Hatton Lors Truvrlle Mvlod Maids I LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 Joy Hambrrck Sylvra Gustafson Arlene Buhlrg Judy Stevens Margaret Sublett 46 F xx p , X ' I y x f X at U yyrrt rrrrt J t Iliff lied and LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 J Ford, M Mrnor, I Cole C Yater E Kemp M H Schrphorst P Jackson J Lawrence S Dowty F Lrchlyter, G Handlon K Prather L Armstrong ROW2 S Pearson E Howard B Corb1n K Eades B Young, G Young J Holdcraft G Tlueman M J Elder M E Clapp D Sherwood M A Threman I Henderson P Rowlett M Barnes, D M111s D Dowty L McAtee P Eades ROW3 J W1111S G Hammond C Bennett K Penmngton N Clark A Sulllvan T Lowry Mr Harold Rothert fD1rectorJ P Nowlrn P Lawson S Fergeson M Talkrngton C L1nv111e M Hobbs N Herndon J Kendall J Storm C Facemrre, E Wehner C Dav1dson D Gray B Cooper Fred Pommerehn Band 111 Actlon Shrrley Fergeson Mrssy Talkrngvton Phylhs Lawson Majorettes 47 QQ' HB C un hine ouiety LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: N, Harkes, S, Poindexter, N, Connolly, D, Scott, J. Elston, D, Bodem, D, Wehner, I, Hambrick, L, Stanton, M,J, Lakeman, G, Hammond, B, Hall, ROW 2: C. Coleman, D. Gross, M.A. Thieman M, Johnson, C. Pate, Linda White, B. Graham, S, Graham, E, Price, ROW 3: J. Kendall, A, Buhlig, A, Jeffery, J, Stevens, J, Henderson, M, Mathews, C, Bennett, K, Pennington, M, Underwood, R, Taylor, ROW 41 W, Cosby, P, Sachleben, J. Willis, W, Kusler, C. Boyd, S, Cummins, M, Miller, Mrs, Cook, D, Sanders, M, Humphrey, ROW 5: S, Whittaker, G, Gibson, E, Tyree, J, Storm, C, Facemire, J, A, Pacey, Phyllis Lantz. ROW 6: D, Ledgerwood, S, Rogers, S, Taylor, C, Jordan, M, Barnes, E, Howard, P, Nowlin, V, Talkington, M. Hall. bl-,Iv-QT ,,.. ,QLMLJ LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW lg N, Clark, P. Stockdale, B, McCoskey, P. Shelton, S, Fergeson, S, Harper, Z. Brooks, C, Hon, V, Truville, C, Sloan, J. Cash, K, Hill, ROW 2: E, Risk, C, KIOPP. I. Turner, J, Kidwell, L. Hearn, S. Pearson, C. Hennon, N. DeVore, P. Lawson, L, Pryor, D. Harmon. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: P. Humphrey, B, Robertson, M,L, Clapp, D, White, B. Rogers, C, Hulette, S. Miller, C, Bivens, C, Riley, J, Cole, M, Boldery, N. Canfield, D, White, D, Klein. ROW 2: J. Pryor, J. Larimore, S, Fergeson, S, Ringwalt, C. Holt, M, Bennett, K, Prather, C, Yater, D, Seigel, K, Custer, M.A. Lohrigi A. Sullivan, N, Herndon. ROW 3: P. Jackson, I. Laughlin, L, Chatreau, R. Collins, L, Whitham, A, Burk.ardt, N, Deveary, B, King, P. Little, R, Cole, M, Schiphorst. ROW 4: J. Lawrence. C. Harper, C. Jeffery, M. Burke, C, Bentley, S, Horton, C, Turner, J, Weilkin , C, Turner, D, Massie, D, Reed, Mrs, Cook, Sponsor, ROW 5: M,A, Mills, P. Gullion, M,M, Mundt, R, Jeffery, S, Mills, J. Wehner, H, Reoder, G, Gorman, N. Harper, M, Kessler, M, Flint, M.J. Thevenow, G, Ritchie, D, Duncan, M, Denning, ROW 6: K. Keith, M, Harper, J, Bradley, J. Duncan, J, Tyree, W, Berry, L, Adams, E, Shockley. ROW 7: A. Bennett, S. Marquis, J. Ford, D, Taylor, L, Baker, D, Beyer, R, Raker, B, Popp, LhFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 Cathy Pate Jane Lawrence Pat Jackson Joyce Laughlrn Donna Sergel Kaye Custer June Bradley Joy Hambrrck Leodda He n D1x1e Scott Betty Morrllon Carol Hulette Sh1rley Ixhller Sherla Dowty ROW 2 Sandra Rrngwalt Hazel Roeder Drana Wehner Deanna Bodem Lors Chatreau Zelma Brooks Barbara Krng Mary Helen Schrphorst L1nda Stanton Barbara McCoskey Carol Coleman Carol Sloan Phyllrs Carolrne Turner Gwen Rrtchre Sue Harper Dotty Whrte Nancy Herndon L1nda Wh1te Brenda Young Georgra Grbson Suzette Graham Geraldrne Hammond Wanda Perry Sue Whrttaker Ella Tyree ROW 4 Carol Hon Mary Ann Lohrrg Carolyn Harper Marrlyn Johnson Anne Sulllvan Jlll Woodburn Donna Harmon Madalrne Mxller Carolyn Rrley Rose W11k1DU Myrna Yount, Betty Kramer Jenny Turner Jeanclle Duncan Joyce Fyrec Jumor C A A learn Crownrng of Mrss Cub 1956 49 G o A o A o Shelton, Joy Larimore, Gwen Gorman, Wanda Kusler. ROW 3: Ruthie Cole, Carole Yater, Mary M, Mundt, I 9 I 1 - I or v V 1 2 n V ' 'IJ- Ba ketball Queen Qi LEFT TO RIGHT Carol Sloan Lmda Stanton Sue Marqurs Joy Larrmore Drana Kennedy Anne Baumgartel Wanda Fewell H Q.. LL! 1 IO RICIII ROW 1 M J Walkenhorst R Raker L Adams B Iopp B Bersch N liarkes M Bennett Kendrll NI Canfreld R Colhns A Bennett ROW2 B Hall I Storm L Wooten T Lowry J Wehner nm C Boyd Cash IX. Scrobgrns W Kusler ROW 3 E Scroggrns J Jones N Jenkrns S Srmth Wrlkrnt C Anderson M Boldery D Reed W Perry ROW4 Mrs Jerry Rrchert L Pryor W McCoy nn N Devorc, llennon I Tyree W Cosby E Tyree ROW5 C Facemrre D Beyer C Sloan X S nr F 0 o A 0 4 S ' - ffm L. an y M :V , fi 2 as eeee ' , 2 y . f W 1, I W 3 X Q . ,Q 1 'H ' : . . ' ' . . , . ' , . ' . . . ' . - . J. ' C , K . S .A . . X . , . ' . I . , . , . , - 1 - 1 B, Su1l z , '. ' , I. , '. Y ' , . . : . ' , . , . ' , . ' , ii, ' ' kj, f, ' , . , . , . . 2 . ' , . , . , 3- Vi' , M. ' l. C. , . . . . . . : . ' . . . . . JJ., Pgxoey, ID, Green, G, Hammond, S, Graham, C, Jordon, J, Kidwell, vience Ulub fx Q 'lb LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1 Carolyn Rlley C 0111116 B11 ens Mary Lee Clapp Mary Anne M1113 Jane Lawrence Kay Custer Dott1e Wh1te, DOIIIC Hrnes Judy Cole Jan1ce Wellmg Barbara Kmg ROW 2 SueAnn Horton Joy Larlmore, Cec1leJef1ery Meredrth Burke Susan M1115 Jul1a Wehner Rosal1nd Jeffery Mary Ann Kessler Gwen Gormon ROW 3 Daud Rose Lloyd McAtee Charles Schlereth Don Sm1th Aaron Monroe Kenneth Gavrn Stuart B111 Slater Robert Lee Cox ROW 4 Earl Detmer Jerry Waters Lyman Armstrong James Wade George Handlon Charles Pacem1re, Don Campbell RODH16 S1ebenthal Industrial Arts Club 'd'4f 1 T-'Q LEFT TO RIGHT ROWT C Gorns S lerguson A Walters S Branam B Branhrm M Crook J Rowlctr J Carver W B1rd ROW2 R Humphrey D Dowty J Clapp L Spney J Vous S Mchlfresh J CIDNOII B Lodge ROW3 B Burke D F11nt J Wade N Rob1nson G OINe11 W 1V11SO11 J Devore M Crm D Cope Mr Hartz Mr Strohm 51 lllb 5 me ,-ff? LEI-T TO RIGHT ROW1 G Handlon I Wade W Wrlson K Orr R M111er S Ferguson G Jeesup J W rers J Carver ROW2 J Jenkrns N Robrnson B Burke, T Bruner D Campbell D Elles L Armstrong J Clapp F Llchlyter E Detmer ROW3 I Sauley R Swa1n E Stoner B Ralston M Everrdge G ONeal R Culwell B Campbell Mr H111 Ill Y llfiwers LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Ronnie Siebenrhal, Jack Waters, Jim Wade. ROW 2: Don Campbell, Earl Detmer. ! Ai ,W ,MAI , f, ! U h f f i u i f J I l iw' Butch Stoner Bud Ritter 84 Daily Hill Bob Swain Bob Orrill Jack Xu aters John Jenkins 54 Madison 55 Madison 65 Madison 68 Madison 50 Madison 78 Madison 63 Madison 68 Madison 78 Madison 70 Madison 62 Madison 73 Madison 68 Madison 68 Madison 57 Madison 72 Madison 51 Madison 70 Madison 80 Final game Madison 44 1955 ' Salem Vevay Greensburg Lawrenceburg Bateville Jeffersonville North Ve rnon Columbus Aurora Salem Vincennes Franklin New Albany Shelbyville Brownstown Seymour Lawrenceburg Bo s se-Evansville Sectional Scottsburg 56 Record Kenny Orr lack Carver Charles Haak John McKay 55 at tram. iw Ba ehaH Team 5 UISQQ B 0,50 , Q! bs 1 904 Q, q WH 71' rj . Ylhnlgn HADISUQ LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 ROHHIC Culwell Jack Carwer Larry Lawrence Jerry Waters, Larry Srngleton Don Whrttaker Charles Schlererh John Clapp ROW 2 Bobby W1lk Charles Scholl Charles Haak Jerry Sauley Bob Walker Owen Hoskrns John McKay Don Elrnt B111D1xon ROW 3 Bob Orr111 John Jenk1ns Kenny Orr J1111 Johnson B111 Hannah B11lHars1n Morr1sSch1ll George Young Bob Swarn Mr Strohm Cross Country'1eam Combs Larry Graves ROW 2 Dale Cope Ed Caplrnger Bob Sudlow Russell Beach Ixrck ROb1I1 on Ixlrke Sullnan B1llMul11k1n John Hritchmson ROW 3 Max Lowry Barry Cooper Drck Tens B111 Lakemau John Stoner Ray VOYIS Bob S1n1th Don Wyatt Student Manager Bob Srmth and B111 hllllllklll wen Co C apt 1111 C oach Daily Hill LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Jack lloldcroft, Vernon Christy, Charlie Davidson, Bill Goble, Mark Luttrell, Ival Track Team ROW 1 Reed Spillrnan Sullivan Sherwood Thieman, Walters, Mills, Lowry, Holcroft, Nay, Harsin. ROW 2 Christy Manager Schlereth Hutchinson Ferguson, Davidson, Wilt, Waters, Alvey, Graves, Cooper, Adkins McConnell Manager ROW 3 Mullikin Smith Hoskins, Culwell, Hon, Haak, Waters, Sauley, Orrill, Schnabel Campbell Cope Dow, Marcus Manager Coach Daily Hill. Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Muncie Relays ........ Madison-New Washington-Edinburg . Southeastern Conference ,,,, Madison-North Vernon . SB Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Seniors on Track Team Juniors on Track Team L lf2 mile relay team: Haak, Dow, Mile relay team: Wamers, Campbell Orrill, Hon. Cope, Mullikin. Intramural Uhamps FRONT ROW: Armstrong, Wilson, Smith, Elles. BACK ROW: Breedcn, Hutchinson, Everidge, Dermer, 59 Cheerleader Ni' Kb .41 DIXIE Scott Barry Campbell Lmda Stanton B111 Ralston Student Managers LEFT TO RIGHT Loacn R1tter Gary Marcus Cary Jessup A R ,aa rd 1 A ft' ms r 1 f gf xx y m 4 1 L 1 I Jiffy ,511 G l PIHIFEYYIUMI IllIlFf'l'0IiY Luther F Beetem M D Nelson Bo1court D S C F W Hare M D L E Jolly M D L A McClanahan D C J W Mod1sett M D M S Mod1sett M D Wllllam A Shuck M D H H W1lberd1ng Optometrlst Robert O Z1nk M D DENTISTS E P Combs W E Stucker LAWYERS Cooper Cooper Cooper BEAUTY SHOPS Bolcourt Vogue and Cox fi? -1 sf ' f N' Y f 1 , A If l L f 1 J J DOCTORS MAI N MARKET Fresh Meats Vegetables Frozen Foods ERNIE SUBLETT Bu1ld1ng gf Remodellng Concrete Work Masonry Work ROOf1ng 8: Sldlng Cabmet Makmg T1le Floors La1d Repa1r1ng GENERAL CONTRACTOR Homes Bu1lt From The Ground Up Fully Insured Re s1dent1al Rural and C0rnrnerc1al R R 5 D1al Mam 81 V1ne Phone 591 L Mad1son lnd1ana 7 3033 READY MIX CONCRET E mf! 5135? CO0 PAR CONCRETE CORP Call 7 3091 Comphments of ARMSTRONG S DRY CLEANERS cm SERVICE STATION MAIN GRILL Box 7 Mad1son n 1ana KELLY BROTHERS 6 I d Rear of North Mad1son School O Cook Sr T Parker ICO owners ,N Ace Hardware ll ' u . . - . , . - u A M1 lu-4' LLL..-17-I f iglI.W.w:3 - ' Q IH, 'S' ' . ,,-, A wr-ai -ifwgig' Wx' 1 - A 4, fi'- fs. TTYL- - R' 1 O 9 - - - I Q.,.-..f-A '- I' . '-- 1' .e-L. fam:-I -' ' CLAPP MOTOR COMPANY Sale s 81 Se rv1ce R R ffl Mad1son Inchana Phone 7 4491 JWW56 WHITE STAR LINES INC can 1014 for Informatlon and Schedules Best W1shes Sentors' SCHOENSTEIN S BAKERY Compllments of BOB ANGER S GROCERY Generators Starters Batterles AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE CO 320 Walnut St Madlson Ind Phone 574 lRWlN'S FEED STORE Lawn and Garden Suppl1es Feeds Seeds Ch1CkS Mad1son . I o O U , - ' 9 J ' . 9 C1 ' 'f J I ,- VALUE LEADER of' THE rolerlwlm max I ' 1 l . , - ' ENGLIS onus sTom: Compliments of LICHLYTER BUILDING SUPPLY Connractmg Company Clxfty Palm Company 1113 West Fust Street Phone 399 Mad1son LYON The H1gh School Favor1te G D Lyon COMPLIMENTS OF The First atlonal Bank of Madison LUBRITORIUM o 0 ' 0 0 Crosley Bendlx MADISON ELECTRIC co. Home Apphances Generators Armatures ANDRES APPLIANCE SHOP Starters Motors 311 Mulberry Phone 368 Phone 131 R 113 E second sr BHUTDWIY SERVIUE STATIUN Havohne LUBRICATING Royal T r1ton Champmn Gasohne Phone 665 Corner Broadway and Ma1n and 011 Comphments of NANCY LEE SHOP Comphments LODGE HARDWARE COMPANY DEMOCRAT PRINTING COMPANY JEFFERSON PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO Phone 413 X Mad1son Kurfees Pamts Wallpaper UT1f1Tl1ShCd Fumuure A 1 1 I Pdf, 1 T A I in 1 of , iw Tis. Q' ' fi The Choice of Discriminating Seniors Graduatron Personal Cards an Commencement Announcements Prrntcraft Card Company Inc Scranton 5 Pa SAMPLE S GROCERY smn mxnn 'GUY HOFFMAN S STANDARD SERVICE An Inv1tat1on to Mad1son Ind1ana s H I L L S I D E the popular Dr1ve In Hotel COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED You'll be thoroughly de llghted Wlth the taste temptlng k111CtfT1CdCh1CkeH Ol fash 1oned h1ckory smoked Ham or Seafood SpCC1a11t1CS Courte ously served 1n R1verv1ew Room overlook1ng the Oh1o R1ver and the h1lls of Ken tucky, Recommended by Dun can Hlnes ff WWXWJ Amerlcan Automoblle ASSOC1at1OH Tour1sts and V151 tors from every sect1on of the country frequently return and compl1ment H111S1d6 hosp1ta1 1ty Modern furrnshed guest rooms Wlth p r 1 v ate baths Pr1vate free parlung Moder ate rates and attractlve fam1ly rates T V and Rad1os QNX Hotel ':::::z: JE LLC Lucht Owners Managers TELEPHONE MADISON 1187 ENGLEWOOD TOURIST COURT 3 M1165 Norm of Madrson Ind Juncnon 421 and lO7 Phone 7 2342 The Mahrsco Staff deslres to thank the advcrusers for wrthout Lherr co oper auon our yearbook would haxe been an 1mposs1b1l1ty I d A , . I D ' T . . . . , ! A . . . , . D , - A . S E 1 O 0 I I If I A ff , ga , ' ' fvf ..,. WW ' ,ffifbfff 'f - E: ',,-'--fI-l,.' -- ., BJ? .14 fU,:l.l.5LL- , v--- .. .,:,A.,5, , , , . . - - I ' r - K If 1t's sold 1n a Drug Store you can get lt at ROGERS BUMEN S SERVICE STATION Stop 8: Gas Wlth Us State Road 7 and 107 Mad1son, lnd1ana X HOUSE OF FLOWERS I When You Say It W1th Flowers E Let Our Flowers Say It Ifor You DE MILLER BLOCK 81 SUPPLY CO, INC One m1le north of H1ghway 56 on 107 Mad1son, Ind1ana Telephone 7 3831 Corsage Spec1al1st Mr and Mrs Emmett S Wood Corner Ma1n and Mulberry Phone 7 I ' II I fl I ,I-J vu ' ' I :XXI Complrmems of LOYAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE No 76a MADISON GLUE WORKS ODAM'S ARBER SHOP LYTLE MORTUARY Your coufrderrce IS our sacred oblrgauon Ambulance one 337 COYYIPIIHICIHS f NORTH ' 'f MADISON STATE HAMMACK S SUPERETTE SHREWSBURY HOUSE ANT IOU ES F 1rSr and Poplar streets Madrso rndrana Your FIILIICIIE Ford Dealer FUND l 'J'1Cv1. 'lx STANDERFORD MOTOR CO INC 3 9 E Maru Street Madrsou Q I- I. N , ' Ph ' ' 0 S' I ' :WS D ' ' Yr, ' 132, ,gg, .,3E- N BANK V , , I Kd -, I 1 . A THE FRIENDLY HOME OF DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS A11 Types of Portrait and Commercial Work Mr. and Mrs. Ward C. Poor, Managers K , rrorr T or ,Y Vw O T T x fall II? U xx ll 608 E Ma1n St Mad1SOH, Ind1ana Phone 1093 KAULIS FOOD MARKET SCHULTZ BROTHERS 302 S Jefferson St Shoes Mad1SOU Ind mana Comphments Comphments of LYON S FLOWERS DENNY HOTEL JGHN J ELDER Everyone reads xcuv MASONRY CONTRACTOR E VOVW Sp6C1al1Z1I1g 1n H R R E5 COURIER 4 'RY' Phone 7 4631 Madlson Ind J' Q U Yr Il . I of ' - M T ,Lf . .L - To ' T E Tv- h STONE in my ' MADISON A, I-rw g Xia will w Q on .m f WS P- CLIFTY INN nf MADISON IND Clzifzty Falls For Vacatzone A DELIGHTFUL PLACE TO RELAX IN NATURE'S WONDERLAND OF THE MID WEST Phone 335 4 l S E il -g' L N' ,,, y- EL ug ,f Q , ?1i,,e'2-fa ' - - sr f - A 3 C '-x f-N ,Q X' Al' 1--., , . Q 'rj at lu! .-,ULJF ,I s Z ' f' : : ' f . 1- - ' ,. H.. ,f , ' ' an . ' . , ,, I ,f Z 'W Q - Tl-N ,Q-5 S., I, f . A ,- W -P. 7 ! INSURANCE DEPARTMENT MADISON BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY MADISON INDIANA Phone 1154 MADISON RADIO SERVICE R C A Motorola Zemth Comphments of A8-W ROOT BEER DRIVE IN Hlghway 107 Near Cl1fty State Park Entrance Compllments of CASSIDY BARBER SHOP Sm1th Alsop Pa1nts Imperlal Wallpaper Art Supplles W1HdOW Shades Clean1ng gl WaX1Hg Supplles Pamt and Paper Tools PRESTON PAINT 81 WALLPAPER STORE 110 W Maln St Phone 1195 The Pa1nt Store Complete COMPLIMENTS MADDOX TOBACCO WAREHOUSE MADISON HASSFURDER S GROCERY Q Z Phvfle 210 970 Walnut Street Mach on Indlana BENNETT MOTORS Phone 011 309 Broadway Srnce 1845 Madrson HARPERS DRUG PERK S BODY 8. GLASS SHOP 528 4m er wamur sr Madrson COMPANY INC TOWN SHOP Oldest ln Southern Indlana Ladres Ready to Wear 412 Mulberry St Phone 182 MHCUSOU and ACCSSSOTICS 53:-as ,f Antrques Bought 84 Sold RICHEY S GRILL Refrmshm a S ecralt g P y Reasonable Plate Lunches Madrson Ind Phone 829 843 West Maru Street Phone 604 X P T - JEFFERSON LOAN Compliments of , . L 1 7 l X6 V PRITCHARD OIL COMPANY Jobbers of Shell Products Gasol1ne Fuel O1ls Solvents Motor O1ls lndustr1al O1ls Phone 7 2401 Mad1son lnd1ana Southern lndlana s Best Clothlng Store JOHN KNOEBEL 81 9 The Rehable Stor Madlson I SONS WILSON FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCE CENTRAL HOTEL AND DINING ROOM The Place To Eat Complunems of BUSH GROCERY Phone 7 2801 North Madlson Our Speclalty D D Burger WINDRIFT DRIVE IN State Road 107 'ig . .Q fi ,avi . . vu uv ML in A pl If TOPS IN QUALITY TOPS IN FLA VOR SAMPLE ICE CREAM Q COMPANY :Nc CLIFTY MOTEL Complrments PEARSON S FOOD MARKET B KAELIN SERVICE TIRE State I-hghway 7 and 107 North Mad1son Ind1ana Phone 7 2701 Road SCTVICE F Goodmch T1res 8 Battenes C I M 8: L TRANSIT CORP C IM EIL TRANSIT coRP General Off1ce Post Off1ce Box 108 Mad1son, Ind1ana COITIPIITHCHIS HARMON S BARBER SHOP North Madlson Ind MITH WEET 312 S Jefferson HOPPE Phone 466 L Bakery Goods Frozen Custard Ice Cream Ask us, We have lt THE MADISON LUMBER CO. 'At the s1gn of the Na111 ' S 'S I x 'f T. , X ., JCR I j k . J if A .r A , X7 Bri 3 f . , O Of . . . I of I l I . . - dp me 4, Compllments HUGHES TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Mad1son Comphments of Art R Paulm Manager of PAUL J PEDDIE Modermzed Dry Cleanmg Suede Jackets Beauufully Cleaned We PICR Up And Dellver West Flfth St Phone 63 JACKSON S TRUCK STOP Compllments of UTLER S ROTH ERS VARIETY STORE Q lil A Q' HARRY LEMEN and SON Real Estate Compllments of DON'S BARBER SHOP S fm. , 5-9 .P E A f J' -5562-ff: 4- 5 N! ',Lf,f'LQl, - - L 'ir Af ' saa , fn T KRO GER SUPER MARKET ,, Y ! ' 1 '-' 1:13,-534. . 'J 1 ,f?,f' of ' , 122 ' , I LA 3 '11 I .4 , . w I Compllmems of Ansel McCord TRIMBLE CO FARM BUREAU MEYER5 51 SON INSURANCE AGENT L1fe Flre Auto and Blue Cross MANUFACTURING CO PIPIIII IIIIICILIIIT SALES INII Sllllllllll Fllght Instructwns Charter SCIVICC Mad1son Flylng SCTVICC Milton Ph. 2111 f J REDMAN 'S VARIETY STORE 831 West Main St. Madison, Indiana Compliments Phone 690 of McLAUGHLlN'S GROCERY TOWER MANUFACTURING CORP WEST END SHELL SERVICE Compliments of BLACKARD S SANDWICH SHOP Madison MAIIISUN CIIAI 81 0Il UIIMPANY INC Auto R6COTd1Hg Fuel O11 Dellvery at RIVCT PTICCS Chrysler Aurternp A1r COHd1t1OH1Hg 8: Furnaces . I ,is Cash Loans S10 to S500 Ph Res 2511 Off1ce 791 Y HOME LOAN 8. FINANCE COMPANY CHESTER C WEATHERFORD 1041 W Ma1n St Phone 357 If It s Good Insurance I Wnte It 1eCf1 lCa-1- ii , APPuANc:ss ff' Ep' Offxce Madlson 421 Jefferson St Indlana PHILLIP S FURNITURE MART lltf 0' Norge Appllance Dealer yogi yay! Compliments of Cragmont 85 Maln JAMES GROCERY 0 CBEMHIII JEWELER AND LICENSED OPTOMETRIST 44 vears Expemence OSCAR C If You Have BEAR .TR The G1r1 Oscar Has Hand The R1ng Engravlng 206 E Mam Street Phone ZZ1 E 1 WL Fi n U i . : . I ex. j SCAR . . . I . ' .-.Vg H , . l 1 ' . ll PIHTIIMAN ANI! .IFSTEIR Whether you buy or not, We enjoy hav1ng you stop 1n You are always welcome 1n GOODMAN AND .TESTER DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 7 BRAUN PHOTO SERVICE 1 Day Quahty F1l'11Sh1l'lg Broadway Madxson Indlana Phone 1002 Compllments MAYOR VAUGHN BROADWAY HOTEL Ever wonder why electr1c cook 1ng 1S safest qu1ckest, cleanest and eas1est Well here's he answer 1n Just two words NO FLAME V1S1t your e l e C t 1' 1 c appl1ance dealer and see for yourself why tho u sand s of modern lnd1ana homemakers are sw1tch1ng to a u to ma t 1 c flameless electr1c cook1ng' GN Pusuc ssnvlcs coMPANY or INDIANA :Nc ,Q ET IMQ Good Low Cost M, ,,,,,,,, Electnc SETVICS to 'Pg by More Than 700 'mo Communltles 1n 70 Count1es 1n lnd1ana l J sss yt N' , mu F 16 - . . . . ' 9. , t I . of y . . A sf so C g , .la I ' - -' - 1. -1 1 . . 0 ' ' STAN DARD KALB BREITENBACH S GROCERY Fresh Vegetables Frozen Foods Fresh Meats HOMER G DIXON PLUMBING 203 East Maln Phone 111 L Madrson IRWIN FARMER S STORE og! J '5 E '1m-- 4 I V6 ' J QI IH Frre stone Johnston Pa1nts Sales Se rvlce rn Mad1son See the New Pontrac WOOD BARBER SHOP North Madlson Barbers Wood 84 Whrsman Servlce Wlth A Smlle JOHN R. CORDREY Contractor Asphalt Stone HITZ FLOWER SHOP 515 East Second Street Phone Z 1 1 Say It Wrth Flowers II B1tum1nous Pavmg Say It Wlth Ours North Madrson, Ind, Phone 7 2662 I :If 59 Q - :Al JF? - -lug-I. F15-',Z3 A Our Specialty Q . N 1: -:V ,535 ,NI OUI CK FREEZE LOCKER SERVICE 5 it I fg Complete Processing Department Phone 577 Madison Complime PORTER'S REAL nts of ESTATE Complrments of KOEHLER SUPPLY COMPANY Phone .338 COMPLIMENTE OF A FRIEND Compllm ents of TOBACCO WAREHOUSE COMP NY NEW MILL STREET A C Rmhard M H S Boyce R M H S Heck 1913 Morrow 1 4 WHITEHEAD 8. SONS General Reparr Shop Phone 269 BLUE RIBBON APPLIANCE STORE G neral Electrlc Franclusecl Dealer Q18 J 'GY exif 1-,2.,..4 Complrm I 107 W Mann M Phon 780 OHKD THEATRE aclr on KC . . . 91 . I.. ' 12 I 1.13 ffik Ne , 'en .sT 1i of sf' K v. C 7 f ll 1 e ' E -,- . ' S . 's Compliments of MEMORIAL ART SHOP W Marn St Phone 1 027 Mad1son GATES THE BEST IN WATCH REPAIR Phone 66 HENTZ BAKERY Good Place To Trade METZGERS STORE Shoes Sport Shuts Slacks .swf INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT M3 MADISON BANK 8. TRUST 'W wp, COMPANY W, Phone 1154 xr 3 Z RO BE RT E LAWSON Real Estate Phone 712 R Madrson Indlana 0 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO 135 E M3111 Phone 83 Sales Sc Servlce SQWIHQ' gy Wonders ROSE S HAT SHOPPE EXCLUSIVE MITTIHCIY 8L 229 E Maln St Phone 482 MERIT SHOE COMPANY Madlson HARRELL SERVICE 8. SUPPLY Tlres Batterles 85 ACCCSSOIICS Road Servlce Phone 50 Matn at Broadway M8d1SOU Indrana ROYCE S GUN SHOP Sportsmans Headquarters Crty of Power M idx on Ilidlalla Anytlungw 'lhat sh mots We Have RIEHL 8. CO INC 715 Jefferson Street 215 . ' . A L 3 ' fx - . 7 T E . S h . . Q -5' ' X! If ra - 9 . i 1 - 'l ft f Accessories I L 's , ' -I ' . Y , , . C COMPLIMENT S OF fi LOIH'E BIHITIIEIIY I M MW RISK81SONS WRECKER SERVICE I UMRFII PUMP INY BODY gr FENDER WORK LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL P o Mad O SASH DOORS I d a AND MILL WORK I DY Rb. ..,,t...A .-I , X, .A I I W. I. ILLEIII . . I 1 I I 1 If 1 1 ! h ne Z0 is n n . gxils DR L A MCCLANAHAN ' CHIROPRACTOR Comphments T P VINCENT Chas gl hm Phone 1153 CGSBY MOTOR SERVICE 119 West 5th Street Mad1son Indlana 'vlotor Tune Up General RSPBIIS Wheel Balancmg DEMAREE BUICK COMPANY Bulck Sales 8: Serv1ce Mad1son s Largest 8 Finest New and Used Car SeIect1on 307 Cour1er Square Phone 767 Madlson Ind1ana or 1061 RICHARD M JOHNSON AGENCY INSURANCE 105 West Ma1n Street Phone 4 Stop and Shop W1th A Great Shortstop STAR STORE 801 West Ma1n Madlson Inchana Tommy Thevenow N I O O I . , 7 . of I O O In Q . X X ' 1 - o 1 9 A . I I . . I I 9 The Madison Bank Trust Company INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL NENV BANK BUILDING INDIANA'S OLDEST BANK NEWEST BANK BUILDING IN SOUTHERN INDIANA sf 78013 FEWELL S SERVICE STATION Junct1on 421 81 107 HORTON S NASH SALES 81 SERVICE Phone '7 4213 I-hghway 107 Madlson Iuchana GOODYEAR TIRES G E APPLIANCES Goodyear Servlce Stores 114 E Mam Sr Phone 120 Comphmenrs SCHIFF S SHOE STORE KNOEBEL BIRD CLOTHING A Good Store for Men and Boys Ralph E. Knoebel John F. Schoensteua REED S LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANERS , I Q 5 . I . 4 an nv- E 1 of I 1 I Phone THOMPSON GLASS DAIRY VAIL PRODUCTS MEMORIAL f x FUNERAL HOME 6 At Your SCI'V1Ce Mlnute EVERY Hour Day SINCE 1839 Q W IC Qaggf' 'QQJ PWQWG ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY We Are Located Where We Can Serve You Best 316 W Matn St Phone 41 Madlson Indlana THE FABRIQUE SHOP ,Q '1 6 For Drapery Sa 9 Slrpcover Fabrrcs 206 w Mam Sr Madlson Indrana Phone 121 'Sz WINGHAM S Heatmg Plumbtng Arr Condmon CLIFTY SERVICE State Road NO 107 Madlson Indrana Cltfford E Sachle ben Owner SHORT S T V Comphments of Philco FASHION CLEANERS CBS ' T 6 Z Q- X X 7 KX if 1 S ff, IJ Rf , 4 C 1,1 ' A 86 P .. mfg. E. j A A wil. K7?,. Q A X Ejxagfg I - . 0' 1' ,fr RVICE SCHNABELJEWELRY ZIRKI-E,S ' SE 132 Main Street 902 East Second Street Madison, Indiana llvrff Joni-s Company Manufacturlng Jewelers 1407 1419 North Cap Indlanapohs 7, In 8: Statlone 1' s 1tO1 Avenue d1ana MIT CHELL VOGEL REPRESENTATIVE STEINHARDT HANSON What Q My Offrce School Equrpment 85 Supphes Natronal 84 Burroughs Addtng Machrncs Bookkeepmg Maclune Cash Regrsters Q Grfrs Greetrng Cards Home of the Tall Boy PARK N EAT Road 107 Phone 7 2086 J I - 's in a Name? . - Continuous ua ' SUPPLlES is 'P fb? s. 4 E NILDLQ K YEARBOOKS r Z V ff ff ' x ' 1 fl XY' b f,Z,,.,',r+f- x'-, XA, f 1