Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

Tlwwacbusdeaaf Rdwewatlvws Tfwpasbsdxooafgeafu mf .H wwbskiflsoly The corridors are empty. The laughing, shouting stu- dents are heard no more, but behind every door there is that rhythmatic motion of a city at work, hurrying, hurrying, hurrying ..... This was the Madison High School we knew and loved for four too-short years. Come, reminisce with us as we relive those years once more .... Wwgeafuwolf awww. ff' uw MW W QJQJPJW Bksdvw Qewwecb dw W9 bwsww tatlumb Wwaewwedf auddtaput Hwuglats tawofeb xix 4, wi-0702212195 gl J' 6 G,,k1oW 0414, 60061016 named 551,05 2 mi X Tlufeewastimakmwwofdw amdftimabow '7 ' Our sfory IS one of four years of happiness If ns a story which we have lust begun fo fell and one we shall confmue fo 'fell as we proudly present. . -4 9 Owv genres www but WPS MAHISCO Q' ' ,-. .. , 'v'n..... 'H--,,, - ' ' ' 1' J, 'fl ,Q-rust' ,. r , ' L' P' M , A fa. Map 9 , ' - ' '14 -- 7 ' . 4.-- - PM W kg vfvhb- ,gx . gi, . Nm 'xr g,,'0! 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In .. 1' 0 I . . 1' 4 , ' - ' Dear Readers lt IS wlth a feeling of great prlde that we present the 1959 Mahlsco Our purpose In thus book has been threefold First we have attempted to present an authentic account of the 1958 59 school year second It has been our wlsh to preserve an enduring record of the graduating class of 1959 and third we have endeavored to present Cl yearbook which wlll glve many hours of wholesome enloyment to our readers The story of the 1959 Mahlsco began In September 1958 with the selection of our staff Shortly thereafter we launched our subscription and advertlslng campaigns Slnce that time we have struggled through hours of wrltlng and edutmg copy, edltlng puctures arranging page layouts, checking rechecklng, and rechecklng again and we have enloyed every nerve racking moment of lt' This IS our product your 1959 Mahlsco We sincerely hope that you enloy It Respectfully yours Tlw Editors 12 I - - n a 0 . Q u Q ' I Q - u n n . I I 0 Q I I 4 u n . . u a a I s ' I an -n a u n ' I on nu .- . a 0 n I I e n n n -- - Q . no Q a -.. . 0 n . I itii -is ' V I F awk y T 4 53 J 2, VJFW ML, 0 Q LL.,-' 3 . 1 - fl In I N 4 ,P . J x X. rt I-If 1 I , c. Q rs -fx r. , Q ,HV . . l 'F F ' F 5 r lghs-It ...lt-.4 rx fa 7 It ,I SCHOOL BOARD AND SUPERINTENDENT John Pritchard Robert Wallace Superintendent Muncie President Raymond Sherman Harold Davrs Fred Harrell s Message KIndness ls A Boomera g ,af T af-faq ....-gen WMM xl? V ua 'X .nl Because of hrs constant Interest and srncerrty as well as hrs gurdance program Mr Thom has helped many students wrth therr problems both great and small 16 Asswmb Pwwcpolb Message SIDCC people play an Important role In everyone s lIfe determInIng your method for maIntaInIng the best relatIonshIps IS very Important In the accomplIshment of the above, the elImInatIon of personal prelu dlCeS IS of great help Add to thIs the lIvIng of a full and satIsfyIng lIfe wIth many Interests Then fol low wIth a QSDUIDG Interest In peo ple The results of all thIs could lead to a well rounded and satls fyIng exlstence Never forget the power of peo ple they can be your best frIends and staunchest boosters or your worst enemIes and degraders WhIch category of the above IS to be evIdenced IS up to you 5 I . , I . - Q ' , II ' n ll 0 O O U S ' II II ' . I . . . I . . . I - M . . . adsl , I K Q I 0 0 X . if ws-sat' ,af ' its QQQVQ lr N . . X 7 if Y . L l S ' I I ' . V 1, Z -- ' g ' N KSA 4 X K V I H, . ,I 1 xp . . . . . . , , ' I 4,453 C N. ,nv ,---l 7M Qui W, 15. ! '1 MR Pl-IILIPBARLOWE Literature Speech BUCKLES Mathematics In diana University A B Ball State Teacher s College Central Normal College MR ARTHUR Journalism and Engltsh Sponsor of Mahisco and Mad tsonian Indiana University B S 4 - .4 0 MR, PAUL DENSON MISS PAT FERGUSON Chemistry and Phy- Art. Ball State sics, Butler Univer- Teacher's Collegeg sity, B,S, St. Francis College, Pennsylvania State Teacher's Collegeg Indiana University. I ., MRS ANNE CARPENTER English Literature and Spanish In diana University MISS MARY EISENHARDT Health and Physical Education. Hanover College, A.B.g In- diana University, M. S. f -Q af MRS SHERRYCOOK Librarian Indiana University, B S M MISS VIRGINIA ERNST English and Typing. DePauw Universityg Indiana University Normal College, American Gymnastic Uniong Indiana State Teacher's College, A, B,g Butler Univer- sity. MISS WILMA GARRITY Vocational Home Economics, Purdue University, B.S. In- diana University. MR. VICTOR HAINES Mechanical Drawing, Bradley University, B.S. University of Illinois: McKendree College: Missouri State Teacher's Col- lege, Evansville College. MR. C. O. MANAUGH Athletic Director and History. Hanover College, A.B. MR. GRANT MOUNT Biology. DePauw University, A.B.: Hanover Collegeg In- diana University, MR. CARROLL HARTZ Health, Vocations, Exploratory Science, General Metals, Auto Mechanics, and Woodworking. Indiana University. MR. ED ORRILL Health and Physical Education. Hanover College, B.S. MRS. FLORA MANAUGH Mathematics. Frank- lin College: Hanover College, A.B. MRS. MURIEL RIDER Health and Vocations Ball State Teacher's College, B. S. K5 MR. JULIUS RITTER Physical Education, Health, and Driver Training. Purdue University, Bachelor of Physical Education. '11- MR. ALBERT TI-IOM Assistant Principal and History. Purdue University, B,S., M.A. ff MRS. JENNIE REUL Business Education. Gregg Collegeg In- diana University, B. S. . M. C. S. MRS. ALICE WILSON English and Literature. Southern Baptist Sem- inary, M,R,E, Un- iversity of Richmond, B. S. MR. GEORGE V. REUL Social Sciences and Commercial Arith- metic. Hanover Col- lege, A.B. Indiana University. MR. NATHAN WILSON Latin and Mathematics. West Virginia Univer- sityg Hanover College, A.B., Indiana State Teacher's College, 3.s.. M.A. MR. HAROLD ROTHERT Music. Hanover Col- legeg Central Normal College, DePauw Un- iversity B. S.M 2 Louisville Conservatory of Musicg Indiana Un- iversity, M. M., M. A g Private study with Leon Levifg Paris, France . -a af .X .:,:I, - Mas. MILDRED woorn English. DePauw Un- iversity, A.B,g Evans- ville Collegeg North- western University. September October 23 24 November 27 28 Ccrfemdazg, Lf' School opens amid much excite ment and confusion Senior class officers elected Anxious lunlors ordered class rmgs Sunshine Society sponsored an nual Initiation dinner M H S Student Council officers elected The Industrial Arts Club installed new officers Twenty nine new members were accepted by the HI Y Club at Its formal lnltlatlon to the student body Twenty slx seniors took scholar ship tests Vacation thanks to the State Teachers Assoc in Indianapolis F H A girls cheerfully logged to Martinsville for the district meeting So soon' Seniors measured for caps and gowns M H S doors opened to public In recognition of Education Week Madison lunlors and semors were host to Central and Shawe at annual Career Day Six weeks tests popped up again Purple Grotto theme of Hi Y dance Doors closed for Thanksgiving Choral Club appeared on WHAS TV 21 December 19 5 January 21 22 February March Apr: May Jack and the Beanstalk mari onette show given In assembly Music department presented a program of Christmas music Timeout for Christmas Vacation It had to come Back to school What? Final exams' Cupid s Delight was the theme of the annual Choral Cottllllon G A A sponsored the gurl s nnterclass basketball tourney Showboat, set the stage for the annual Band Ball Glee Club had its annual party Dreamy muslc and dancing set the scene for the annual Sun Choral Club attended Valley Choral Festival Again we struggled with sux weeks tests Senior Play was presented by the Class of 1959 Pleasant memories of the Junior Senior Prom will long be remem bered Five top ranking semors took part in the annual Custer Contest Music department gave Its annual Spring Concert Oh what fun Senior Class Day' Baccalaureate services were held for the graduating seniors In the Brown Gym Commencement exercises were held for the semors ln the Brown Gym Seniors sand hesitant good fl J F A J Z b 3 II I II '- 18 ' 3 0 I 1 I ' - 5 . . 16 ' ' . - , ' , 18 . . . T . 9 O I I I 30 O I 1 I I . 9-10 . . . ' ' ' ll II 6 ' ' . . U .I 14 - ' 1 ' . .- . lo . . 16-17 First six weeks tests were given shine Dance, . 10 21 - ' ' - ' . ' . 16-17 ' ' ' . Q u o . u . 1 . . . ' ' 24 ' ' ' - 4 .i ' ' 0 I . . . 10 . . . ' ' 12 . . . . . I 8 , -- ' , . 24 ' 20 . - . . . . . 26 - '- . . 26 ' 29 ' - , - - - - . by. 6 X :A 23 M 5 sw A f ,,,...f ON U lilig 5 1 6 JI NJ T THE CAST, FIRST ROW: Nancy Connolly, Sue Eller, Judy Stevens, CarolynBennett, Betty Moreillon, Joy Hambrick, Judy Henderson, Mary Matthews, Sue Fergeson, Carol Sloan, Judy Elston. SECOND ROW: Fred Pommerehn, Jack Vayhinger, Tom Campbell, Max Lowry, Larry Shingleton, John Stoner, George Young. THIRD ROW: Bill Rose, David Sherwood, Graham Thieman, Keith Eades, Barry Cooper, Jackie Deamaree, Evan Tingle, and Billy Joyce, Make-Up, Judy Klopp. Student Director, Dorothy Gross. Student Promptors, Morine Howard, Priscilla Cooke, Margie Geyman. Stage Managerg Jack Holcroft. Art, Anne Jeffery The Last Notch was directed by Mr. Wilson Smith. Sponsored By HOUSE OF FLOWERS Qwmwdam TlwLastNotclv C37 26 ,-Q. R.- qv Yi' cmoggw. President . .George Young Vice-President .... Priscilla Cooke Secretary. Margie Geyman Treasurer . . . James Rose Class Qpowsov Mrs Jennie Reul Glass Flowwv Orchnd Glass Coloma Lavender and White Classlbwffa To unpathed waters dreamed shores Tlwolassnfposo That time IS drawing near when the Class of 59 must soon leave behind forever the corridors of of 59 faces the future with a smlle and resolves to make Its high school s loss Its city state and nation s gann Sponsored By MADISON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION , un- 'S' , I T W 0 -- Q'f'-1 , Sfgglzpf, f ' ' ' ' '15, '1 l 5 ' 1 S . . yy Madison Hugh School. The Class . rl W' A I , ' I . , . . 1 I hug. ' ' ' ...... .si-NN k WEKTY' RONALD ANDERSON It matters not what one IS thought to be but what one Industrtal Arts 2 3 4 Track2 Intramural 1 al' 1 DAVID ARMSTRONG They succeed hlm but none can replace htm H1 Y 2 3 Industrral Arts 1 2 3 4 Choral Club 2 Scrence Club 3 4 Student Councrl 2 Madtsoman 3 QSports Edxtorj Track 1 2 3 Intramural 1 2 3 4 Second Team 1 Semor Play CAROLYN BENNETT A sweet attracttve krnd of grace Sunshrne 1 2 3 4 G A A 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Student COUHC114 Mad1son1an4 Mah1SCO4 Offtce Assrstant 4 Senlor Play RUSSELL BEACH The best of men have ever loved to rest Second Team 1 Intramural 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Industrtal Arts 4 fVlC6 Prestdent 41 Scrence Club 3 Student Counc1l3 DEANNA BODEM It s a smrle that always wms Sunshlne 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Choral Club 1 2 Student Counctl 2 Madlsoman 3 Offxce Asslstant 4 PRISCILLA COOKE Both w1se and dehghtful too. Hanover I-hgh School 1, 2, Sunshme 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Band 3, 4g Sctence Club 4, M3hlSCO 4, Class V P 4 s 1 WAYNE BAKES Too low they burld, who butld beneath the stars. Sclence Club4, M3d1SOD1aD 2, 3, fSports Edltorj, Mah1sco4. f v CATHERINE BOYD Her crown IS tn her heart, not on her head Sunshlne 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A,A, 1, 2, F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrsontan 3, Lxbrary Assrstant 1, 2, Offtce Assrstant 4 28 ,- . - i My nj' ' .. , , 223' . H - - vw - , rs. ' . . : 2 - ,' V I, 0-. 'fl - 4 N 1 I H N '- . : ' . . . : 9 , V V ,MV , 3 . Q . . ' 3 ' y . . : , . . : : ' ' , , . .. - . .. . 1 1 0 I a Q s 1 I 1 9 v 1 , , : ' : ' ' : ' ' : ' : ' . .. .. I Q v 1 Q 0 v I 1 9 ' . ' ' ' : ' : ll U ' ' 'V I 1 I n Q . . Q 1 l 1 3 1 5 . 2 . . g . . r TOMMY CAMPBELL Courteous actlve and true H1 Y3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Sctence Club3 M3dlSOHl3n3 Golf 2 3 4 Semor Play NANCY SUE CONNOLLY She who s most knowmg hath the caprcrty to be happy Sunshme 1 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Choral Club 1 2 Scrence Club 3 fTreasurer 35 Natronal Honor SOCISIY 3 4 Mah1sco 4 Semor Pla y 5 KEITH XLADES The world lS at hlS fmgertrps he plays the prano H1 Y2 3 4 Industr1alArts1 2 3 4 fSecretary 41 Band 1 2 3 4 Scrence Club 2 3 4 MadlSOH13H 2 School Play 2 Semor Play JUDY ELSTON She loves IS loved and IS lovable Sunshme 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 SCICHCC Club 3 Mahrsco 4 BARRY COOPER A lrttle nonsense now and then IS rellshed by the best of men H1 Y 2 3 4 Band 1 Sctence Club 2 3 4 Student Counc1l4 Mad1son1an3 Mah1sco4 Golf2 3 4 Track2 Intramural 1 2 3 Baseball2 Cross Country 1 3 Semor Play SUSAN ELLER Personal1ty makes the masterprece and a good personahty she has Sunsh1ne 2 3 4 KVICB Presrdent 31 G A A 1 2 3 fSec Treasurer 3 Student Counc1l3 Mahxsco 4 Semor Play SHARON FLINT And what looks dark 1n the drstance may brlghten as she draws near Sunshlne 3 4 Choral Club 1 2 3 4 F H A 1 2 JACK DEMAREE Chance IS the provtdence of adventurers H1 Y3 4 Industr1alArts 1 2 3 Choral Club 1 Scrence Club 3 4 Mah1sco4 Track3 4 Intramural 1 2 3 4 Semor Play 29 . : . . . : ' : ' ' : n 1 I 3 l - A R . Q 1 : 1 'Q S nl ' n. n I 'QP retary 31g Choral Club 2, 3g Class Secretary 1, 2g Class . A 5 ' . Q , 1 rf fl . : ' : . : . . . : ' . SUE ANN FERGESON From little sparks may burst a mighty flame. 5? sunshine 1,2,3,4, G,A,A, 1, 2,3, 4, Choral Club 2,3,4g F.H.A, 1, 2, Office Assistant 4g Senior Play. SYLVIA GUSTAFSON A song is more lasting than all the riches of the world. Sunshine 43 Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4, fTreasurer 45g Mahisco 4. MARGARET GEYMAN In her tongue is the law of kindness. Class Secretary 4- Sunshine 3,4- Choral Club 3- Science Club 3 4- Mahisco 4- Hanover High School 1 2. DONALD GRAY There is a boy with a Splflt and we ll drink to his health H1 Y 4 Band 1 2 3 4 fPres1dent 31 Science Club3 4 Mah isco 4 Track2 Intramural 1 2 3 4 DOROTHY GROSS She must speak the truth for there are few greater qualities ln a woman than truth Class Vice President 1 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Choral Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 fSecretary 25 Science Club 3 Student Council 2 3 4 National Honor Soc1ety3 4 Senior Play JOY HAMBRICK Happiness is cheaper than worry Sunshine 1,2 3 4 G A A 1 2,3 4 fPresident 43 Choral Club 1 2 Science Club 3 Madrsonian 3 Office Assistant 4 Senior Play GERALDINE HAMMOND Here s to the girl with the smile that makes the bubbles of life worthwhile fSecretary 3 Vice President 43 Madisoman 3 Office As sistant 4 MORINE HOWARD There is no season such a delight can bring SE Sunshine 1, 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2g Band 1gF.H.A, 1,2,3, 4, 4 I .. i BILLY HARSIN I know a trtck worth two of that Class Pres1dent3 H1 Y2 3 4 Choral Club3 4 fPresrdent 43 Scrence Club 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 3 Mah1sco4 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Vars1ty3 4 Second Team 1 2 JUDY HENDERSON A mard of grace and complete maJesty Custer Contest4 Sunshrne 1 2 3 4 G A A 3 4 Class Sec retary3 Band 1 2 3 Scrence Club3 4 Madrsonran 4 Mahrsco 4 Natronal Honor Soctety 3 4 Offrce ASSISIZHI 2 if School Play 2 Semor Play MARY LOUISE IA COBS There are few who are as meek and krnd as she Sunshtne 2 3 4 G A A 4 Band 3 4 Madtsoman 3 Shawe Hlgh School 1 JUDY ANN JONES Here ts one of those sweet women who say lrttle but say much Glee Club 1 F H A 1 2 3 Mad1sonran3 Offrce Asststant 4 iv' JACK HOLCROFT ood manners never can mtrude Band 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 H1 Y2 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Cross Country 1 2 3 Intramural 3 4 Mahrsco 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Senior Play MARY LOUISE HUMPHREY A grrl born wtth the gtft of laughter Sunshmel 2 3 4 G A A 1 GleeClub1 F HA 2 CVICS Pres1dent3 Secretary 41 Mad1son1an3 Offtce Asststant 4 ANNE JEFFERY Versatrltty lS her mlddle name Sunshrne 1 2 3 4 G A A 4 Choral Club 1 2 Scrence Club 4 Student Counctl 1 4 fVlCS Presrdent 45 Ltbrary Assrstant 3 Mahlsco 4 Natronal Honor Soctety 3 4 BILLY JOYCE Let us not take ltfe too sertously H1 Y 2 3 4 Sctence Club4 fSecretary Treasurer 45 Student Councrl 4 Track3 4 Intramural 1 3 Baseball 3 4 Varslty 4 Second Team 2 Semor Play 31 Y' ' ll . I'-nl In I ,IE I: S Ill: III' I: lu sir .. , , .. . . P4 I :vale--.Z ' 2 ov: 12 I I ni I : . NG ' 'Y Ill: Ill:-,IS I so: ai 2 12 - E, 1 4 . . ..,:...: :....3.4. ' n 2 I .4 ,,,, , ff ' ll uni.-.1 ni I 'Q .. - - .. I-..,si I - I , ', ' -ur, N ' ' ll A . fx . Q IUIEODOE U: I sg ' 5 K' F I 2 '- Q Q VI ' ' ll N . - l - nr: I - 2 I pi ul .C I I - KAREN KEATING A gtrl wtth a smtle and eyes that speak for themselves Glee Club 1 2 fPres1dent 25 CAROLYN KLOPP Her glance how wrldly beauttful Custer Contest 4 Sunshme 1 2 3 4 G A A 4 Choral Club 1 2 Sctence Club 4 Mahlsco 4 Natrona! Honor Socrety 3 4 WANDA KUSLER Good humor ts a wholesome tonrc sh1ne1234GAA1234FHA 2 fSecretary 3 Presrdent 41 Madtsonran 3 Offtce Ass1stant4 MARY LAKEMAN A frlend 1n need IS a frrend ln deed Sunshlne 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Mad1soman3 Offtce Asslstant MAX LOWRY He dares not act as funny as he rs H1 Y 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Sctence Club 3 Student Counctl 2 Track 1 2 3 Intramural 1 2 4 Semor Play BETTY MOREILLON Her harr hath caught a gltntof gold and her srmle a flash of sunltght Sunshme 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 F H A 1 Offrce Assrstant 3 Mah1sco4 Semor Play HELEN MEANS Always cheerful always gay Glee Club 1 2 KVICC Pres1dent2Q WANDA MCCOY Smtles may come and smtles may go but hers go on forever Sunsh1ne2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 GleeClub1 F H A 1 Student Councxl 3 Madtsoman 3 Offrce Assrstant 4 32 , , . . . I S1111 ' .. .: ....,. U: . . . 1, ,3,4. 4 W 4. , . : ..... : Q , gif 75 F. : , '.'.: .'.: ' -' 'Z' ,-f ,, . . - ' ' , , : ....., : . . . : ' ' V L ,- : : . H g' . 1 . . . I ' y - . . . : S BETTY MATHEWS As good natured a soul as ever tread on shoes of leather Sunsh1ne2 3 4 G A A 2 4 F H A 2 Cross Plams Hlgh School 1 MARY MATTHEWS Precrous thmgs often come m small packages Sunshlne 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Choral Club 1 2 Scrence Club3 4 Student Counc1l3 KVICB Pres1dent3J Nattonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Semor Play IT 34'-., 5 s. FRANCES NUGENT Ornament of a meek and quret sprrtt Sunshrne 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 F H A 4 Charlestown Hrgh School 1 FRED POMMEREHN Great men dxe young I don t feel very well myself H1 Y2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Student Counc114 Sctence Club 3 4 Semor Play CHARLES NORISEZ Genrus IS more suggestrve than expressrve Scrence Club 3 4 fPres1dent 35 IOANNE MILLER CLARICIA O BANION The trme to be happy IS now sh1ne1234GAA 1234 2 MELVIN PERRY It takes a long trme to brmg excellence to maturrty Choral Club 3 4 Intramural 1 2 3 4 33 N ll ' . . : . . . . : . . . : ' ' A I ' ' E I I U ' Y f : I : . g L . 1 ' . ' ' ' : ' . : ' - W WM , ,, . . . . .. 'fe 'Y 4 . . ' ' - n 1 ' ,fit s V Y T For she was just the quiet kind whose nature never changes .ixifk Tai . , It wtili? ' . fWfff,i: 113, ' j. 71 ff if I Eg' T2+?'i:M-155' -'ff'vfE7'5Q if ' 113 ff f 1 It-iw if W ' . . : : . . . : ' n - . 1 n I .- v 1 : 9 s r l u 1 Z D 1 hy' , : ' . I ,, . . .. SUI1' .,.:......:F-H.A.1..3.4- N , 2 . . , - , . , X KAREN PENNINGTON Measured rn rnches she rs not too tall but rn ktnd thoughts she s upto them all Sunshme 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Mahlsco 4 LINNIE PRYOR Polrte and neat and very sweet Class Vrce Pres1dent2 Sunshme 1 2 3 4 G A A 4 Choral Club 2 Glee Club 1 F H A 1 Madrsonran 3 Offrce Assrst ant3 4 JAMES ROSE And all hrs fortune lres beneath hrs hat Scrence Club 3 4 fPres1dent 41 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 WILLIAM ROSF He has wrt and fun Sclence Club 3 4 Senror Play VERNON PYLES The man who blushes rs not qurte a brute Band 4 Scrence Club 4 Trrmble County Hrgh School 1 2 SONDRA POINDEXTER Man has hrs wrll but woman has her way Sunshme 1 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Scrence Club3 4 Mahlsco 4 Offrce Ass1stant2 3 4 JOE ROWLETT Lrke a powder puff he s for the ladtes H1 Y3 Industrtal Arts 1 2 3 4 QPres1dent 4 Vrce Presrdent 2 31 Mad1son1an3 Intramural 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Scrence Club 1 EVELYN RISK Her ways are ways of gentlemen and her paths are peace Sunshme 1 2 3 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 Mad1sonran3 34 ll ' ' Il . l I I 13' YI ' ' ll . 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' 1 U I n u 1 ' I I I I I I I I I I D , vw u 1 n v . . n 1 I 1 1 ' 1, LL ll ' ' ' ll 1 r 1 1 2 . 1 Js ll ' fl . n I - DARRELL REED Every btt as brg as hrs heart Industrtal Arts 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Track 1 3 Second Team 1 2 Intramural 3 4 BETTY SAMPSON Her volce was ever soft gentle and low Sunshtne 1 2 3 4 G A A 2 4 Mad1soman3 Offrce Assrstant DONNA SANDERS A thmg of beauty IS a Joy forever Sunshtne 1 2 3 4 G A A 2 4 Mad1soman3 DA VID SHERWOOD A storehouse of talents wtth many outlets H1 Y2 3 4 Custer Contest 4 Scrence Club3 4 Madtsoman 4 fEd1tor 4Q Mahrsco 4 fAssoc1ate Edttor 41 Nattonal Honor Soc1ety3 4 Track2 Intramural3 Band 1 2 3 4 fV1C6 Pres1dent2 Presldent 41 Semor Play DIXIE SCOTT The very flower of youth Sunshtne1234 GAA 1234 FHA 234 Student Counc1l2 4 Madtsonlan 3 Mah1sco4 Cheerleader 1 3 4 MIKE SULLIVAN The strong and stlent type Second Team 1 2 A,-ff BILL SIMMONDS Common sense IS not so common Baseball 1 2 3 Q SHIRLEY SMITH Here s dependabtltty rtself and a person around ll Glee Club 1 F H A 1 2,3 4 Mad1soman3 L1braryAss1stant 4 Offtce Asststant 4 35 ' n n v I 0 I u v I I I Q . , . I I L-vA -KK 4. 2 E Student Council 4g Track 1, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 4g Varsity 3, 4g rf - , I n ' Y l 'A : ' ' . N , X ' ,A Hr M55 CAROL SLOAN Youth and loveliness are her trademark. Sunshine 1,2,3, 4g G,A,A. 1, 3, 4g F,H.A. 1g Science Club 3 4- Student Council 2, 3- Library Assistant 1 2 3 45 Mahisco 4- Senior Play. LOUIS SPIVEY Your hearts desire be with you. Industrial Arts 1 2 3 4' Madisonian 3 LARRY SHINGLETON None but himself can be his parallel H1 Y2 3 4 Choral Club 2 Science Club3 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Soc1ety3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Varsity2 3 4 Second Team 1 Senior Play JUDITH STEVENS Warmth makes the woman Sunshine 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 4 Choral Club 1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Mahrsco 4 Senior Play and CAROL SCROGGIN She goes calmly on her way F H A 4 Vevay High School 1 2 3 GEORGE SPILLMAN Mingle a little folly with some wisdom Track 1 Baseball 1 2 Second Team 1 2 ELLEN SCROGGIN She s rich in good works Madisoman 3 Office Assistant 4 F H A 1 2 3 4 fTreasurer 31 Library Assistant 4 JOHN STONER mv' ,di QE? Happy is he from care he s free H1 Y 2 3 4 Industrial Arts 4 Choral Club 1 2 Madisonian4 Mah1sco 4 Track 1 2 4 Intramural 1 2 3 4 Freshman Team 1 36 gp n nl: M Y 9 off ll I Ill! ' 1 1' .z ' Q' '.: ...z .., :'..: :' - 11:15.--'Q vnu: : ' :' . gg fl ...: ' ... xt 'nr O' : .: -- .. 1 h ' lus.na1n : . V4 .. .: . n.. 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' JOHN STOOPS Men of few words are the best men Industrral Arts 3 4 SHERMAN SANDERS The way to have a frrend rs to be one Industrral Arts 4 Intramural 1 2 3 4 GRA HAM THIEMAN Band 1 2 3 Sclence Club 3 4 Student Counc1l2 Mah Track 1 2 3 Intramural 3 4 Second Team 1 2 Cross Country 1 2 JACK VAYHINGER So good natured none can help llklng htm I-I1 Y3 4 Sclence CIub4 Track2 3 4 Intramural 3 Baseball 3 4 Freshman Team 1 Student Councll 1 4 CPres1dent 43 Senlor Play MARY ANN TI-IIEMAN True to her work, her words and her frrends Sunshme 1 2 3 4 fRecord1ng Secretary3 Pres1dent4J G A A 3 4 Band 1 2 Sclence Club3 Llbrary Assrstant 2 3 Nattonal Honor Soclety 3 4 School Play 2 EVAN TINGLE Hrs qualmes of wrt and wrsdom can be found rn very few Industrlal Arts 1 2 3 4 Mad1son1an4 Track3 Intramural 2 3 4 Senror Play rsco 4 ARTHUR WALTERS If worry were the only cause of death he would l1ve on forever H1 Y2 3 4 lndustrlal Arts 1 2 3 4 Scrence Club4 Cross Country 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Intramural 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Varstty Student Manager3 4 DIANA WEHNER Beauty ts one of God s grfts Sunshme 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3,4 Choral Club 2 Madrsonlan 3 Offrce Assrstant 4 37 , . u - ' 'n A ' ' S r 9 u 1 4 1 n ' - I I I I . 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JV Student Counctl Prestdent Jack X ayhrnger and Vtce Prestdent -Xnne Jeffery are shown dtscussrng olans for the annual dance that the Student Counctl sponsors each year wtth Mr Salnt faculty sponsor STUDEINT COUNCIL MEMBERS FIRST ROWJ Holcroft M Sulllvan C Bennett Mr Salm P Krrk, -X Jeffery C Cooke K Orr G Jolly D Gross D Strrngfellow SECOND ROW B Cooper D Scott J Clem D Etherton B Krndall O Marsh P Tandy B Young P Underwood THIRD ROWJ Rodgers P Woodburn J Vayhlnger F Pommerehn K Harrell B Joyce D Ftrth L Shrngleton P Vayhtnger I-I Bentz G McAtee andB Sage .-4' I Sponsored By LODGE FURNITURE CO 60 Miss Brenda Young, a member of the i959 graduating class, was selected by her fellow classmates and the Madison High School faculty as the outstanding senior girl to re- present Madison High School in the Jefferson County Good Citizen contest sponsored by the John Paul Chapter, D.A.R. As Madison High School's representative, Brenda entered the annual county contest and was announced the winner of the Jefferson County Good Citizen award, winning over entrants from several other schools. Two other senior girls, Susan Eller and Linda White, were named as Good Citizen alternates and competed with Brenda for the Madison High School award. D. A. EJ. Ofigew Sponsored By ,Q CON-WARD 'Q ...N, rc ,, . STUDIO 'It C7 FIRST ROW C Harkes W Bakes J Stoner D Deburger G Prather B Glass M Oresuk J Peddle B Harsm N M11ls Mr Rothert ROW TWO L Harnes J Stahl J Clme B Nugent N Perry D Demaree B Lodge C Beach B Sage B Davrdson M Grltner J Vorrs ROW THREE N Henry B Fowler A Cooper C Wrlson S Gustafson D Gross B Wrllrams P Underwood P Moretllon I Vous D Moore L Fath P Eckerty D K1ng S Ferguson J Stevens ROW FOUR S Barnes B Scudder B Stanley P Beach T Eckerty D Etherton S Flmt S Morgan R Browder J Cosby J Douglass S Schwartz B Luttrell O Marsh Presrdent Br11Hars1n V1ce Presrdent Sharon Schwartz Secretary Donna Moore Treasurer Sylvra Gustafson 1' Pracuce makes perfect' 1 ' 1 MILLER WELDING AB 62 National Hamm Qoctetg Y SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Mary Threman Judy Klopp Judy Henderson Mary Matthews Iwancy Connolly Anne Jeffery STANDING Brenda Young Ltnda Whrte Dorothy Gross Larry Shlngleton James Rose Davud Sherwood and the sponsor Mrs Carpenter To be elected to the National Honor Society, a student must be selected by the faculty on the basis of outstandlng scholastlc achievement, leadership, and service to school and community Gustav Llnda Whtte Carolyn Klopp Mary Matthew Judy Hender on in George Young Sponsored By KALB SERVICE STAT ION ...J 63 O ff 1: 'Q - ,Q 1 ' iv s tl 89 - K Y- ! ' 5. 1 Aff t F 3 Q if Fi t lf J if-x P' I , ' Y v .Q 9 , ' s sy Y 'X S - -- w A X v 4 fi 1 99' 1. s t XX' ' 4 A . F dl. FIRST FILE, BACK TO FRONT: C, McCoskey, C. DeVeary, M. Wilson, I, Monroe, C. Stanton M. Dowell, J. Clem, C. Dryden, L. Lynch, C. Bennett, F, Pommerehn, D. Sherwood, SECOND FILE: I. Wehner, Y. Harrell, B. Monroe, G, Braun, F. Owens, C. Cooke, P. Cooke, S. Hensler, L, Eden, L. McQueen, K. Vaughn, THIRD FILE: M. McCoy, C. Todd, R. Burke, M. Jacobs, C. Butler, G. Jones, T, Campbell, M. Miller, R. Beach, B. Fleming, J. Campbell, D. Smith, FOURTH FILE: I. llolcroft, W. Gammons, D. Gray, K, Schnabel, Mr. Rothert, A, Schleteth, D, Meese, K. Eades, C. Keller, I. Hamilton, C, Glenn, P. Woodburn. MAJORETTES: K, Orr, D, Demaree, I. Patrick, A. Beetem. fi N1 Sponsored By LYTLE MORTUARY F' ,Quin li OFFICERS President ...... Dave Sherwood Vice-President . . .Jack Holcrofi Secretary , , , .Joan Wheeler Treaaurcr . Lynn Lynch CRBWOPJ Mr Denson, new sclence In structor and Scuence Club sponsor, shown here conducting cm experiment wlth the Club s officers, President James Rose, vlce president George Young, and secretory treasurer Blll Joyce ROW ONEJ Parrlck, M Geyman, A Jeffery M Matthews S Pomdexter D Bodem W McCoy J Hambr1ck,J Henderson D Wehner J Klopp C Bennett D Lytle T Brlght B Cooper ROW TWO G Young B Goldberg L McGarr1ty J Stoner D Tevls J Patrrck ROW THREE F Pommerehn P Tandy A Schlereth W Gammons L Shmgleton D Pryor P Krrk, G Krmmel T Benham D Smrth ROW FOUR C Keller C Jacobs D Armstrong B l-larsm D Bentley W Bakes W Rose V Pyles B Glass K Burke ROW FIVE B Hammonds D Cooke C Sloan D Jones J Rose C Norrsez R T Campbell B Lersure B Underwood M Schoolcraft L Hames ROW SIXJ Holcroft D Gray Joyce J Vayhmger K Eades ROW SEVEN D Sherwood G Thleman M Cook, Glenn P Woodburn, N Marqurs S Brock, K Vaughn J Lodge M Hanson Walters R il Sponsored By CLIFTY INN 66 F' .+..:r.:'.11' My O ' is . , . . . u... . , .:.. '.'.' y... ,A.. ,.'. Bllron, G. Jolly, E. Johnson. ROW EIGHT: Mr. Denson, P. Rose, J. Rice, J. Rogers, S. Bebout, C. V H o ' E fl' 'oo I - ri gf : 5 bm 8 y x , 'C rag' fm I INDUSTRIAL ARTS MEMBERS ROW ONE A Eades D Armstrong R Beach E Trngle R Burke J Rowlett A Walters J Stoner ROW TWOJ Hulette E Ward L Sprvey K Vaughn D Copeland K Anderson B Lakeman ROW THREE C Louden J Hall B Hall D Stewart I Rrsk, M Dans D Bentley Mr Hartz ROW FOUR. B Drxon P Bowers J Rrce J Robrnson L Eden Mr Harnes OFFICERS Prestdent John Stoops Vxce Presrdents Jrmmy O Nan Jrmmy Rtsk Ewan Ttngle Treaburer Larry Eden Reporter Jrm Robrnson Sponsored By AUTOMOTIV E SUPPLY 67 ROW FIVE: J. O'Nan., C. Jacobs, and T. Harrell. J A ' A A b -' . . . . . ., xt I 1 ucus 1 , 4 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: C. Klopp, C. Sloan, B. Young, M. Geyman, M. Matthews, N. Connolly, E. Risk. D. Scott, C. Potter, S. Fergueson, S. Poindexter, L. Pryor, D. Bodem, J. Hambrick, J. Stevens, D. Wehner, S. Gustafson, B. Sampson. ROW TWO: F. Nugent, M. Lakeman, M. Thieman, A. Jeffer , J. Henderson, C. Bennett, P. Morgan, C. Ferguson, V. Paul, M. Gibson, J. Stoelting. J. Sudlow, R. Wilking, Boyd, S. Whittaker, S. Flint. ROW THREE: N. Henry, B. Fowler, W. Kusler, J. Eston, B. Moreillon, S. Eller, S. Hearn, M. Linville, S. Bebout, G. Hartman, M. Humphrey, G. Hammond, J. Sudlow. ROW FOUR: P. Cooke. D. Gross, B. Jud f, C. Harkes, B. J. Williams, ROW FIVE: S. Cummins, M. L. Jacobs, L. Butler, A. Cooper, K. Hill, B. Goldberg, L. Haines, R. Browder, E. Humphrey, L. Corbin, J. Eckerty, S. Thomton, ROW SIX: C. Giltner, B. Williams, L. McGaritgf, K. Schnabel, K. Sachleben, J. Patrick, C. McCracken, P. Laughlin, C. Heiderman, S. Schwartz, O. Marsh, . Luttrell, J. Brooks, ROW SEVEN: P. Tandy, L. Overpeck, L. Leach, C. Dryden, J. Monroe, A. Schlereth. J. Hamilton, C. Glenn, K. Holcomb, V. Hedden. S. Burress. ROW EIGHT: J. Stockdale, A. Thevenow, Qwwhiw OFFICERS my President .... Mary Ann Thieman Vice-President . . . . Peggy Tandy R. 'Secretary. . . Carolyn Heiderman C.-Secretary . . Margie Sachleben Treasurer ...... Priscilla Cooke A. Baldwin, G. Jolly, N. Marquis, S. Brock, Mrs. Cook. J Sunshine is sponsored by Mrs. Sherry Cook, war V' our high school librarian. Sponsored By CLI FTY MOTEL LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: L. Wilson, S. Everitt, B. Bruner, P. Morgan, C. Johann, D. Clapham. J. Patrick, B. Wilkerson, P. Young, K. Jones, A. Beetem, D. Demaree, P. DeVeary, K. Taylor, N. Still, N. Wilson, K. Orr, P. Burke, C. Butler, M. -Ross. ROW TWO: J. Disch, P. Eckerty, D. Moore, J. Wright, M. Young, D. Ether- ton, P. Wilson, D. Martin, M. Hugeback, B. Seigel, L. Harrod, D. King, B. Robinson. ROW THREE: J. Taulman, P. Disch, M. Cosby, C. Adams, C. Rigsby, L. Taflinger, M. Crandall, C. Higbie, S. Lichlyter, M. Sachleben, D. Butler, D. Norris, J. Truitt. ROW FOUR: L. McQueen, C. Cooke, L. Fath, P. Hearne, L. Cash, J. Douglas, S. Barnes, B. Kendall,B. Lane, S. Goins, C. Wilson, P. Underwood, A. Ritchie, S. Anderson, C. Bonn. ROW FIVE: S. Hensler, D. Redman, G. Humes, P. Moreillon, J. Voris, R. Kennens, B. Lewis, F. Steinbeck, M. Thevenow, M. Silvers, P. Beach. ROW SIX: C. Chandler, C. Ashby, I. Boyd, C. Davis, B. Cosby, T. Jordan, M. Hall, E. Wayman, C. Bladen, J. Cosby. ROW SEVEN: D. Humphrey, R. Montgomery, S. Walters, B. Stanley, M. Hall. ROW EIGHT: D. Flint, B. Jenkins, B. Poleet, S. Goins, J. Clem, J. Sachleben, J. Connolly, E. Willis, S. Minor, J. Callahan, B. Stanley, and Mrs. Cook. Qumran: W O1 C 5 ta ff if 1.-2 ROW ONE B Fowler M Lakeman C Boyd W Kusler E Risk, D Scott G Hammond M Humphrey S Whittaker R Wilkmg ROW TWOJ Voris S Cummins I Boyd L McQueen E Humphrey L Fath L Corbin V Paul C Potter C Ferguson ROW THREE B Cosby M Cosby M Gibson S Hensler I Douglas P Hearne L Cash J Brooks ROW FOUR E Wayman,J Hamilton B Judy D Lichlyter C Higbie C Rogers F. I-LA OFFICERS President Wanda Kusler Vice-President Gerri Hammond Secretary, . Mary Humphrey Barbara Fowler Treasurer. . . Dixie Scott Reporter . . . Cathy Boyd Historian .... Evelyn Risk Song Leader . . Sue Whittaker Parliamentarian . Rose Wilking ,,,---' F H A GwlsAtWo1d2fmmLP0a5 Sponsored By INGLIS DRUG STORE I 1 WC ROW ONE: W. McCoy, J. Stevens, S. Poindexter, M. Matthews, N. Connolly, J. Henderson, S. Eller, W. Kusler, D. Scott, S. Whittaker, C. Sloan, L. Pryor, B. Sampson, J. Elston, B. Moreillon. ROW TWO: D. Wehner, D. Bodern, M, Thieman, J. Klopp, C. Bennett, A. Jeffery, P, Cooke, M, Jacobs, J. Patrick, C. McCracken, S. Schwartz, O. Marsh. ROW THREE: L. Butler, S. Ferguson, J, Harnbrick, K. Schnabel, C. Dryden, E. Johnson, C. Ferguson, V, Paul, J, Eckerty, P. Laughlin. ROW F UR: L. McGarity, B. Goldberg, A. Schlereth, J. Taulman, L. gverpeck, C. Potter, B. Luttrel, P. Tandy, K. Raker, ROW FIVE: J. Wheeler, J. Monroe, M. Gibson, B. Per inson. G' A0 Ao af is OFFICERS President ...... Joy Hambrick Vice-President, , ,Carolyn Heiderman Secretary. . . . . . Pat Young Treasurer. . .Pat Burke G.A,A. is sponsored by Miss Mary Eisen- hardt. Y .auf . To-' 5-iff: ,V we ...A ..- 'f f :W'. Q PAUUSNRGER Wim ANDSHAKE ROW ONE: C, Johann, N. Wilson, K. Jones, P. Deveary, D. Clapham, K. Taylor, B. Wilkerson, P. Young, J. Patrick, A. Beetern, D. Demaree, P. Burke. ROW TWO: B. Lane, S. Barnes, M. Young, B. Kindall, B. Monroe, R. Kennens, P. Bruther, P. Eckerty, B. Bruner, M. Sachleben, P. Disch, J. Disch, K, Orr. ROW THREE: J. Wright, G. Humes, B. Siegel, C, Lawson, S. Walters, G. Wehner, M. Hugeback, C. Butler, L. Harrod, E. Wayman. ROW FOUR: Miss Eisenhardt, B. Polett, J. Connolly, J. Price, B. Jenkins, B. Jones, S. Goins, B. Stanley, B. Cosby, J. Cosby, T. Jordan, M. Cosby, D. Martin, D. Norris, P. Brown. ROW SIX: J. Taulman, S. Everett, P. Wilson, S. Minor, N. Still, J. Callahan, D. Butler, B. Stanley, J. Voris, M. Hall. it as Tlwlwwhs -Tr' The Madmsonlan staff mspects IIS work div '54 Muna Aswstamts FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT S Smrth E Scroggln J Joneb M Lakeman W Kusler M Humphrey G Hammond R Wrlkmg SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHTJ Wheeler J Monroe C Bennett L Prxor B Sampson, W McCox S Pomdexter Sponsored By VAIL MEMORIAL 71 Lubwluj Assmsfawfs FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Cook,L1brar1an R Browder M Young B Young C Dryden C C Sloan E Scroggln S Smith Q 0 io 4 , 9 A, gi ' r A - f 1 'J . xl 1 V I 9:5 V ' Q K c 'I .. K 4.3 la.. we wa , fi L - - 'W F L 5 ' o o , : . ' ' 9 ' .g V -.. Q IOh3.f11'1, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Kendall ' C 9 .fs . . . ' . . 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This Page Sponsored By DEMOCRAT PRINTING CO- Ruthie crowns John Stoner Mr Cub ' Cu.bS 'A xfiry S' , ' , i, t J Y Cubs, although barely beaten in the I . to ' I . I . . T I I T I 73 Fcghwxg Cubs ....... LARRY SI-IIINGLETON MIKE SULLIVAN HAROLD LAKEMAN BILL JOYCE BILL HARSIN This Page Sponsored By HOMER G. DIXON 74 'Q ,Lg I1 1 A , ,. .. .mr BUSTER BRILEY NATE PERRY LAWRENCE HUMES I958 59 RECORD Won 22 Lost 2 MADISON OPPONENTS MADISON OPPONENTS MADISON OPPONENTS Pao I Salem Vevay Greensburg Lawrenc ebu rg Bafesvl l I e North Vernon Aurora Scoffsbu rg .leffersonvl Ile Frankl In New Albany She l byv I I le Brownstown Seymour Bosse Lawrencebu rg SECTIONAL Shawe Deputy 73 Ausfm REGIONAL Edinburg SEMI STATE 0 Crlspus Affucks 1-'-' M in-ai.. DoN FIRTH DON WALLIS CHARLIE GRAY 78 l' 53 80 ' 63 79 53 55 60 7I 58 57 72 ' 68 92 79 47 68 56 ' 78 55 80 5I 88 ' 52 I OI 79 76 62 72 47 60 ' 85 Columbus 70 93 Nashville 81 63 74 59 - 70 ' 63 8 ' ,IX LtttQeCubs The 58 59 second team, despite lack o height, compiled one ofthe most Impressive records ever posted by a Madlson second team The Little Cubs, led by the consistent scoring of Phtl Sherwood, surprised everyone by ending the season wlth a l5 2 record, losang only to New Albany and Aurora The four young players Bentz, Taylor, Kennett, and Sherwood proved to be a wmnlng combtnatlon for Coach Ed Orrtll who drd a very fine 'ob wrth these boys and gained the respect and admiration of every one of the team STUDENT MANAGERS Sonny Walters and Sno ut Gotns LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELlNGg Kenny Harrell, Marvin Reul, Ronnie Kennett, Jack Taylor, Hank Bentz, ana Phil Sherwood. STANDING: Bob Snyder, Dave Dernaree, Merle Nay, Bill Briley, Jim Stahl, and Ed Orrill. This Page ls Sponsored By REED'S LAUNDRY i FRESHMAN TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ONE Blddy Jacobs Roger Burke Jrrn Threman B111 Brrley Dave Demaree Irm Branstedder ROW TWO Torn Lersure Gall Good Bob Snyder Vernon Henry and Grant Mount QS if This Page ls Sponsored By PRITCHARD OIL CO 77 X1 Ag., ' ' ,... Iv' ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT Brll Joyce Jack Taylor Phrl Sherwood Hank Bemz Harold Lakeman, and Larry bhmgleton ROW TWO Daxe Armstrong Daxe stewart Fred Pommerehn, Tony Brrght Darrell Reed Blll Harsm Jack Holcroft md Ed Orrrll 'hx MP H XLF MILE RELAY Jack Holcroft Larry Shmgleton Due Xrmstrorrg and B1llHar51r1 SHOT PUT Tony Brrght and Dale New-ff Thus Page ls Sponsored By CENTRAL HOTEL 78 ' CubS M' ' K T' , U W 1'w V 4 1 T I V 9 n T ti T' ef x' , I X! -f 1'- '5 , L rf r , , 1- I 'L 1' My 5 4. ' ' M AN- ' -v T it kv ' ' M4-ff , , ,. , K 2 rf E l ' I - -E I ly 3 I 1 Y 1 . v r . 2 ' A . ' ' , ' . V 4 I V I L I i 2e'23fffzirg1r.orrru1z5gg fr fi lf we y . r I , 'Ax K. T3 T 'f Q -, A 5 r, . X l I A I 1 I l L ' I - . V I nl . - . , y ' Gulf Pro B111 bchoolex demon trrtes the fme art of vurrrrrg for member of the golt team Marxm Reul rom Campbell John Wurrz Daxe Nlee e George Young and Barr Cooper This Page Sponsored By MEESE INC The returning lettermen pictured on these pages formed the nucleus of a winning track team which had a very successful year. This was the teams' first year under the able coach ing of Ed Orrill , who strengthened the Madison schedule and tightened the Cub practice and training rules The team was strongest in the dashes, 440 hurdles, relays, and broad lump, and was relatively weak in the distances MILE RELXY Daxe brew rrt Hmk Bentz Phil bherwood md Hirold Lrkemrn DXSIIEb Brllkiar n Due Xrmsrrong, ind Lrirry bhrngleton ss, . I . . . 5 A . - ,, . , ' . , . , . ., i , . L 4 4 . l l t r ' 1 '51, 4' . f, r V -. r . '12 D xx V V, f Y I x O S . 'T 1 Oxb s r , I - A sr . ' , . , ' s ' - V, ,M I Y ' r S, , 5' - 4 . im, s . 1 rf: IJ' ' , - i 515.5 . I ' T The Qluggiw' Cubs ROW ONE LEFT TO RIGHT Joe Rowlett, Sonny Walters Jack Vayhrnger Larry Shrngleton Blll Harsrn Harold Lakeman Brll Joyce ROW TWO LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Ed Orrrll Dave Stewart Merle Nay John Gorns Lawrence I-Iumes Jack Taylor Dave Meese Phrl Sherwood Schedule Prstons 2 0 Fre shmen 31 Dukes 40 Prstons Dukes 23 43 Dukes Spots 33 Angels 29 38 Angels Ubangrs 45 Prstons 29 57 Prstons Spots 33 Ubangrs Ubangls 47 Freshmen 35 Ubangrs 39 Freshmen 43 UBA NG IS 38 Spots Plstons 25 This Page Sponsored By LODGE FURNITURE CO 80 'YT' ' 36 26 Pistons ' I ' I ' .-,l I I 5 I I - ,, - - as : L L I lmfmf-mural cw THE CHAMPS The Ubangl Stompers Barry Cooper Rodney Sage Graham Threman Dutch Wrlk mg Dave Jones and George Young The blg game The P1stons talk rt up This Page Sponsored By Mr Hartz and the boys CHAIN BELT CO 81 -iii-Q11 uv ' n . - . . . , 9 1 - 1 1 0 - n n - - n 4 . . f -' , ,.....i..... I. 1 ,f 1, .2 . u I' . 1 rss 017 1959 s NK? 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R fa V M 'AVV K I Y 1 Q I x I X 1 1 lf ll l ,J ., j , I - N R ,fy xN KL' C913 ES-3 'Q uc f-- M + w-ffm 1 H l QV K 1 J ,, - , A 7 y ,.. , .Q-Y ,1- AUTOGRAPHS B YOUNG D SHERWOOD I DEMAREE 1 G YOUNG J STONER THANKS Gettnng ads for the Mahlsco has been a task, but at the same tame, a pleasant one We of the advertising staff who partucrpated ln this Important part of our yearbook are most grateful to the many wonderful people who are Interested an belng a supporting part of the 59 Mahlsco Of course, time drd not permat our contracting all the merchants, but we want to thank them never theless We wrll pass the word along to next year s staff In order that these mer chants may become frrsts on thenr lust of advertasers The confidence and loyalty of our subscribers was an msplratuonal help when we became weary or discouraged Our thanks to each of them Mr Ward Poor was the photographer for the Mahrsco There are many descrlptlve words to surtably describe Mr Poor, but when one IS allowed to work wlth hlm, some of these words become a reality rn the most posltlve form of patience, guidance, co operatlon, and an earnest desure to please We believe he was tryrng to tell us that ln order to succeed one must never gave up We are grateful to Mr Gary Spivey, the edrtor an chlef of the 58 Mahlsco, who kmdly advised and sug gested ways and means that would benefrt this year s staff and publrcatlon May we ln turn respond as generously to next year s staff TlwAdwd:smg omg, S POINDEX TER D GRAY W BAKES Q-1 1 HENDERSON m1dfEolifofuS R WEHINER 5 fi 9 A , 4 ' fr I l f ' . . . .. .. -1 Q , . . . -- w . , . .' . TJ Custom Refnnnshmg A Specuolty At Eades Antique Shop Qualuty Cleannng Slnce 1925 Paul J Peddle Dry Cleaners Antlques Glassware ancl Furniture Cragmont 8. Third Streets Telephone 829 Servnce IS our watchword Satnsfactnon as our goal 122 West Frfth Street Telephone 63 Mann Market ng enough to serve you Small enough to know you Frozen Meats Vegetables ancl Frozen Foods Main 3- Vine Telephone 591 L When Tlme Grows Scarce 81 Hair Grows Thick Puck Up Your Phone 8. Call Don s Quick' Don s Barber Shop Appointments Taken 314 West Main Street Telephone 1074 1 If My K 1 D Our Cakes jf? . l Are ,,, , . ., N Oh, So Heavenly! You Can Taste the Drfference Hentz s Bakery 316 Mulberry Street Telephone 461 Stop and Shop Everyday At The Star Food Store For Complete Llnes of Fresh Meats Fresh and Frozen Frurts and Vegetables and canned goods Our convenient location 801 West Mann Street IS open daily from M 7 P Stop ln Today and Save' In Madison Its Stelnhardt Hanson Office Furniture 8. Supplres National 8.Addo X Addmg Machmes Smith Corona Typewrnters M anua l, Electric 8.Portable Gifts 8. Greetmg Cards 219 East Mann Telephone 1045 For That Special Occaslon Select Your Floral Arrangement From Lyons Flowers We also carry a large selection of When he brings flowers Let hum brmg ours' Paul 8- Martha Lyons X Phone 1116 Del :very Service I . , . ' at ' 7 A. .-- . M. I I . . I . ' ' pottery, jewelry, and potted plants. . , . - . , , ,z I , ,ig T-fl Do you need a haircut? Bud Smith's Barber Shop We are located for your convenlence 325 Mulberry Street Phone 131 Y Servung the hllltop Sf0P and Gas homemaker Tucker s Market B'-'men 5 Service Station We also carry greetung cards paper and varxous types of hardware 500 Green Road Your Good Gulf Dealer Telephone CR 3 2091 State Road 7 and 107 Free Delivery Telephone CR 3 2295 After You Have Tied The Knot, Choose Us As Your Honeymoon Spotl For Loads 8. Loads of Bargains Galore, The Stop and Shop At Our Friendly Store President Madison Motel The Relax By The River East of Telephone T250 Ohio River Bridge G. C. Murphy Company Variety Store Madison s Leading And Largest Variety Store We Carry Leading Brands Of The Highest Quallt Merchandise 209 East Mann Telephone lO39 Those Who Care Choose Sinclair' Fewell's Service Station Road Service 24 Hour lce Service lgnltnon Brake 84 Motor Tuning You Can Depend On Our Hugh Grade Products And Friendly Rellable Service Highways Telephone l07 42l CR 3 l346 Fashion Conscience Ladies Choose Rose s Hat Shop Exclusive Mlllmery 8. Accessories 299 East Mann Telephone 422 L , , . ll ' I ' ' II . . - Y . ll ' ll ' . - . . . . . . . O I . . , . . . I I ' 1 5 ' K ,' v , . .F I t O . J: . . . - I ' .Q -f ' o s n 0 . i The Madlson Bank 8. Trust Company The Oldest Bank In Indrana Invrtes You To Vrsrt We Are Proud Of Our Bankmg Frlendshrps That Encrrcle Thus Section MADISON BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0 . . . . ' :: J 'fZ - .1 ' ' - , :mf 'r -, 5 I si 's . A . . . . . . . Elks Lodge We welcome your big party Or our small party! 4 0 West Street Telephone 407 McLaughlin Grocery A Home-Owned Store Serving The Madison Community For More Than I7 Years W lt IS possible to have both economy and quality 701 West Street Telephone 270 Irwm s Store Feeds Seeds Chucks Lawn and Garden Supplres Farm Supplies Second and Courier Square Telephone 258 s smart to be thrifty' Smger Sewmg Center Only Singer offers all three Straight Slant and Swlng Needle t pe machines Sa es and Service at T35 East Mann Street H 4 E R E I lv ' ,H . , I O Feed T ' - The Madlson Courier IS delivered sux days a week ln the cnty of Madlson by these Lnttle Businessmen Courner carriers servlce and collect their own routes learning to assume responslblllty and to manage money properly Read darly by over 30 OOO people -I-he Koehler Wykoff 8 Peddle Shoe Repalr Supply Company Stop' We teature a complete lane of mall Industrial d Don t do It yourself! on We are skrlled In shoe repair automotive supplies Two Locchons Main at Broadway Street North Vernon, Indiana Telephone 998 Madison, Indiana Good Luck, Seniors! We have been privileged to serve you. The Herff-Jones Company Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry Medals Graduation Announcements Cups and Trophies Quality Jewelers Serving Madison Hugh School Only the Best IS Good Enough For Something New For Our Customers' See Jim and Lou' Hammack's Superette Demaree's Men's Shop X We handle complete lines of fresh meats fruits and vegetables Everything for the well dressed man 1029 wesf Mum Phone 204 Y '28 ECS' Mm Phone 419 Y . . 1 4 - Q Q a I Q Q 4 0 a . - I I 1 O - are dependable You have tried the rest, Now try the best H W Geyman Jackson s Restaurant Let us gave you a free estumate Oh YOUI' DSX? FSPGIF lOl? Complete Lunches and Dinners Guaranteed Satlsfactlon Short Orders Located corner Jefferson and Qpen 24 hgurg Q day MIlT0l'1 Streets Junction 107 and 7 Telephone 17 Dual Crestwood 3 1876 If you have the glrl Oscar has the rung Oscar C Bear, O D Jeweler and Licensed Optomerlst 50 Years of Experience Oscar C. Bear, Jr. Hand Engraving 206 East Main Street Telephone 221 We --- H ' ll I I , v I r I , . L I . I ' ll I I I FOI' The m0Sf eXPel'f lf you want premium gasoline tailoring 8. altering In at regular prices this community contact gfop ln of Tlngle s Tallorlng Hellman 5 Shoppe Blue Sunoco mm SERVE Complete altering and tailoring service at prices your pocketbook ff d Located Cun Q Of 208 1 2 East Mann sneer Cppfgifee ,Q,'r:Ls':,'j'f Qolel Telephone 964 P Give Yourself a Treat' VIS., Home Owned Home Operated Moore s Fiesta Restaurant As near as your telephone Vmcent s Grocery We are noted for delicious foods popular prices and prompt, friendly service 631 Wes, Main Street l26 East Main Street Telephone 175 Telephone 415 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 From the Implement Dealers of this Community Farmer's Exchange 811 Lanier Drive Phone CR 3-1301 Irwin Farmer's Store West 8. Second Phone 1106 Standerford Co , Inc 1155 Cllfty Drive Phone CR 3 1105 Wesbecker Imp 8. Truck Sales 602 West Main Phone 996 Student Accounts Welcome At Gay s Jewelry Famous For Diamonds Enloy Home Cooked Meals At Hambrlck's Restaurant East MCIH Sffeef Every Gu-I 84 Every GUY MUCIISOU IUCIIUHG Wlll Love Delicious Hambrnck Pie! Phone 418 Hambrlck s Restaurant 310 Jefferson A C Brooks Manager I I . . 0 . . ..- , 0 . , ,J ' n ' . . O l I I I I Il - I n n ' I lt's a short drive Are ou talcing advantage of our lo mo em drlve--In 'prescruptlon Slde Auto J wlndow . Perry 8. Davls Robert Perry Brooks Davis Glve us a call We deliver to alll 835 West Mann Street Madlson Where you get qualrty at a reasonable prlce Telephone 396 107 Lanler Drlve Telephone CR 3 T967 Luke .lack Horner We re on the cornerl Broadwa Service Station Y Spend Your Leisure Hours ln Elegant Comfort Madison Country Club Vlsat our modern, deluxe Swlmmmg Pool Enloy yourself on thas area flnest golf course Wanting to serve your car the finest Telephone 672 L servnces avarlable Broadway 8. Mann Telephone 665 f. I , I 5 , .X . .., . , s .f K f L . Q -- . u Q Q Q . Q - . I I . I I r ' .. mu' I .,.,,, . ., . n . , . 0 . Q Q 0 0 is A Q Q u . - Q . - For Clothmg With That Supplies Smart Look Make Your Selection At Everything In Automobile Western Auto Peggy 5 Dress Shoppe Assoclate store E Goldberg 208 East Mann Telephone Pro netor We also have a wade selection of Strgef appliances tools blcycles and toys 28 4 319 Jefferson Street Telephone 224 'J Best Washes The Class of 59 M4454 ll ll I . 7 . U T , Xb .- 2 2 wqgv my J. . 'I . . I I . l to 's O QQ 1 232 63: ' , N Bob Hoffman ol' company Lee s Servlce Statuon Buy a STANDARD Gas For Your Car Fuel Oil Oul Burner Servlce Metered Fl ltered Del :very Located at 1220 West Second Street MUd'50n lndmnc T627 Cragmont Street Telephone 243 Telephone CR 3-2222 Call us to day! Ladies Ready To Wear A Flavor Treat For All and Accessorles LW? '1- We comblne beauty and quality Manufactured by of fabric at a savings and It as Swift and Company our pleasure to have you come In 230 West Mann Street and look around Telephone 588 Located at Ill East Main Street , C O - A C - . N3 a A Swift's Ice Cream Val-U-Dress Shop, Inc 'I ln - Q Smce 1845 Servlng The Publlc and Medical Professlon Of This Community 224 East Mann Street Telephone 76 From Lincoln To Eisenhower The SHREWSBURY HOUSE has stood :sat the Shrewsbury House John T Wlndle Owner Dealer nn Fme Antiques First Street At Poplar Lane Telephone 867 GW D . A of From North South East 8.West Everyone Calls Paul A Holcroft For Their Heating 8. Plumbmg Needs Paul A Holcroft Expert Heating 8. Plumbing Rural Route 35 Telephone T60 . . . oi. XI' M Harpefs Drug Store X X 1 ln Elegant Grandeur ' . V. . W I I I I 1 l f . , r Muster's Fruit Market See of Metzger Fresher Frunts and Vegetables NS 71' PM rdf' M066 F Frunts and Vegetables Home of the new Ivy Look Wlth That Garden Flavor Young Men s Sport Shlrts 8K Slacks 107 East Second Street 113 West Mann Street Telephone lOl8 Telephone 513 Stanley Olmstead Mm-fex Lungh Your Local Agent For Snnclalr Quality Products The P 'Ce '5 R'9l f We Supply Slnclalr Gas and Onl For Food fo Del'9l ll West Second Street H8 West Mann Street Telephone 590 Telephone 1075 F ,S r f V l 2 I ,, . , . AS ' hw ' V, A 5 The North Madison State Bank Inv: tes ou SCIVS Ol' ralny day Insured savings Quick courteous service Plenty of free parking space for your convemence 540 Green Road Telephone Crestwood 3 1379 W'nd 'fl D 'Ve In Smlth's Glass Service Restaurant The Home of Fme Food Wrecks Rebunlt Lake New Carry outs a specialty Have you tried our Pnzza Most Up To Dale Methods steaks chops hamburgers flsh F an: Eqwlgmenl I homemade ples or meat balls and Rgigljelggrgonpstigztly spaghetti'-7 Dual CR 3 l7l3 for Courteous Service Telephone 9l5 X Y to F G I O I O O I 1 II ' ' ll ll ' ll . . , . I I I I n Q . . I is Ours is a store true to name! Variety Shoppe Bill's Sporting Goods .ls We are a sportsman s paradise Take a nap while we bake your Cake feafurnng nofuonally known brands We ll Have at ready when you awake' of fishing hunting and popular 312 Jef-ferSOh Street gpgrtg equipment Tel6Pl'l0l'le 466 l- Corner Second and Jefferson Streets Ford s Shell Servlce Schnabel s Service as the motto of our business Car Wash Lubrication Batternes Cholce meg-,fs our Speclqlfy Und Motor Tl-'ne UP Complete Lune of Groceries 1203 Wesf MQW Sffeef 4l2 East Second Street TelePl'0Vle 1266 Telephone 866 I 2 ff' , 5 ' V ' , , I I 11 1 ' 5 0 1 ' n 0 u I ' I I . 7 ' 1 II ' II ' . 9 , 's r 4 6, V7 ri ' ' A .f X , V! . . . . ll ' ' ll I I I 1 ' . . Finest Quality Costs No More Buy Your Shoes At Hertz Shoe Store The Best Buy ln Town' l24 East Mann Telephone 662 Harold J Hertz Chrropodlst Offrce 124 East Mann For Clothes With Style See Nancy Lee an Llttle Folks Shop Ladles and Children s Wear ll2 East Mann Telephone 75 Style Makes The Dlfferencel For Complete Prescrrptuon Service Vlslt Rogers Drug Store i 9 Cameras Cosmetrcs Anlmal Supplres lOl East Mann Telephone lOl When You Bulld Burld Wlth Confidence Contact e L Young Company Bulldmg Contractors 345 Green Road Telephone CR 3 l920 A Long Established Frrm Wrth A Tradltlon Of Excellence Dean Brothers Auto Salvage We Buy Burned and Late Model Wrecks Parts For All Cars and Trucks 24 Hour Wrecker Servlce Corner 107 8. 256 Route 5 Madison Telephone 328 When You re -I-hlrsty Don t Trust Your Luck Reach For Trust Pepsl The Llght Refreshment e Distributed by Richard M Johnson Pepsl Cola Insurance Agency Bottling Company Slgn Wath Us For Full Protection IO9 East Second Street 105 West Mum Street Telephone 493 Phone 4 I I . II ' I ' 1 ll '--. ' pl I I O I 0 -zzff-3--' E 0 k I 5 . X . . A X A t X 8 iv C X s You Are Always Welcome In Maior T. Jester We feature clothes with that Stylish look Whether you buy or not we enloy having you stop In 232 East Mann Street Telephone 716 Prompt service IS a fact MODIS S not a promlse t We carry everything for the auto home and farm Renne S Self Service Laundry Li .....2..... TelePl'0ne 953 L Let us rlcl you of blue 220 East Main Street Mondays forever Mawson lnd'C'nG 630 West Mann Street Phone 91 ' 4 'T-qi f 5 Y' i 1107 , . rd J, ,2-QQ , . Q ro I , . , . ..- , C , 7 I 0 ! I . Guaranteed Quality Products Let's Stop In-- and Service at Bright's Shell Service ul ,Q ,ln --- f The lndi-Ken Good Food When You Want lt' We qppreclqfe your pqfrgnqge Mulberry 8x Fl OI'1l' Sl'l'eel'S 920 East Second Street Telephone 766 L TelePlW0 'e 62 We cater to bumper lumpers Open 7 Days A Week and fender benders Ready To Serve You Perk s Body Shop Prompt Friendly Service Town 8. Country Food Market . E ,,,, aanswevi- 528 Walnut Street Qulalty Groceries At Budget Prlces Telephone 787 Highway lO7 CR 3 l907 lu . . ll -. -- u I A hx? Wg, ,' , , ,. T ', , -flifr G P s rt If i-'7 -'-- Q:-,, .., ,. ...M- ffi r , , , A Yi .. x M xml-. f V Y 5 W4 - 2 Q '77 i ' ' 1 v ' lr nfl ' ' E if Gt I , , L f ' I I . ' .Av-v-. ' . 7 M- S l ' A 'vw I - 7 - ,..4.x-.- Y 3.5-Af.: -... I J , ur, g - - , 14 - .. S----1 ,s ,.. . - -- ' ' , 1 , . . . . S ' .g. 3' ' f ,122 - ' '- Eff.. . -1 ,,,,..ff 1 W-. -- - N, . . I I O I . All Good Wishes to the Graduates of '59 From the George Young Furniture Company Featurmg Natnonally Known Brands of Qualnty Furmture For the Dnscrlmmate Homemaker Vnsut Our Telephone Ml lton Kentucky Ml lton Kentucky Showroom 4371 o 0 u e o n 1 Q a u s I I The well-dressed man prefers Knoebel-Bircl Clothing Ralph T Knoebel John F Schoensteln 218 East Mann Street Telephone 411 Noted for Monuments of Enduring Beauty Hooten Monuments W Variety of Stones Sizes and Colors Cemetery Lettering 7 and 107 CR 3 1976 Enloy Those Leisure Moments At Whlte s 107 Roller Bowl Skating 8- Bowling Snack Bar 107 8. 7 Phone CR 3 1025 Adrian White 8. Arthur White Give Your Car A Brake Geyman Motor Inn G W-M EYMA5 MOTOR L N GENERAL 32156 WEE L Wheel Balancing on Cars General Repair Motor Tune Up Free Puck Up 8K Delivery Servlce 315 Court Street Phone 512 T77 A I' SY 1 5' ,V - 17.1 1 na-. 9 tri - M: A I , wel.. . . 0 I . O ' I ' ll II ' 7 ' P . jr ... 1,1 int gg 7 ezgj . .' W . . ' . . . COMPLETE HOME FURHISHERS 311 W Mom St Phone 1240 At Noontlme or Anytime vlslt At Corsage Time Coll Bl k d Madison Floral Shoppe ac ar S Sandwich Shop For Dellclous Snacks 8. Meals H She'll Be So Pleased . . I Wjg6HElSfAsSclZC:3j Florgloggrgigse' Homemade Pies Are Our Specialty 221 East Main Street 1 as 1 llll il :rs I 0 9 1 - Z , N Q11 of MADISON, Inc. 1b 4 1 at K Z If ,fm mf xxx I 1 I A Your Car Deserves the Best-- . . Sinclair IS the Best The Chouce of Economlcal Homemake rs Wolf's Sinclair Hugebacws Grocery the motorist s friend Accessories batteries lubrlcatlon FINEST GFOCGFISS Meats Produce brake service fuel pumps and wheel Frozen Foods Gnd Ice Creclm balancing Road Servlce 702 West Tl1lI'Cl Sffeef Mann 8. Cragmont Phone 362 Telephone 468 L Take a walk In beauty as well as comfort Processors of the Flnest Frequent Dairy Products Merlt Shoe Store Red 73 Creamery, Inc SHUES 0108 Where Beauty Need Not Cost More' The best costs no more so 222 East Mann Street why not have the very best'P Telephone 902 R TOO West Fifth Street Telephone 4l6 II ' I ' ll 0 I 0 0 ' ' I I I I I I . I I f 0 0 ' . . . O v M 'Gif' E mr t ' I . Andres Appliance Shop Electric Appliances ofthe Finest Quality Admiral-Bendix-Hotpoint Washers Dryers Freezers Water Heaters Amr Conditioning Television Sales and Service 3ll Mulberry Street Telephone 368 Round the clock See U5 for Ccsllll wrecker service M W Rusk 81 Son Seaboard If you take a rude Flnance and land In a dutch Gave us a rung IW Qf runner connwv I And we ll give you Cl hutch' lO4l West Mann Street Telephone 20 Telephone 357 :ui Zi H f . O O O O . . I . , . I :' W 1.2 ... ,.,, no ,A :::,:1: Viri, . ,,1, , ,,r,.:r:Z..1,ar:,.:2:l,.,::,l.i.:.1 . 'S KP, 55950000 ep! 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Paris Style Means You ll Look Worthwhile' We buy Scrap :ron and metals of 129 East Mum Slreel all kinds Telephone T038 We sell New steel scrap metals 128 Mulberry Street Telephone 694 We Are More Than A Hardware Store' HU9he5 Tobacco Lodge Hardware Co ,yfzer WAREHOUSE Located In ,he heart of 1-he Burley Belt We offer complete bulk or bottled Wei,-,uf and Aulenbach gas service for cooking heating Telephone 722 and general farm use H8 East Mann Street Telephone T54 f J ,N fi llf l l fffxl ffkl .Q dffazh yimfzcg C'o1116f QIEUAKZX JFFFERSOA' S 7 Telephone I345 Madison Professional Directory WILLIAM H BEAR O D H H WILBERDING O D PAUL L BOIVIN D C L A MCCLANAHAN D HAROLD HERTZ D S C ROBERTO ZINK M D F W HARE M D JAMESF SCOTT C P L E JOLLY M D M S MODISETT M D J W MODISETT M D E P COMBS D D S WENDELL GRASSMEYER D F W HENDERSON D D S H R CANIDA D D S A D 'll K I Q Iwi WILLIAM A. ABERNETHY, D.C. RALPH M. PRATT, JR., M.D. . . , .C. . . , . . . 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