Manilla High School - Whoos Who Yearbook (Manilla, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1956 volume:

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Business Manager.... Sports Editor...... Literature Editor... Photo Editor........ Subscription Manager Advertising Manager. Treasurer........... Proofreaders........ ....Car1a Beth Henke ......Ruth Ann Kuhn ...Steve Fletcher ....Gene Krammes ...Maxine Macy ... ..... ...Neal Kuhn ... ....Phi1ip Miller ... ......Tom Rankin .. ......Irma Emholt ....Audrey Pounds ...George Russell .....Grethe1 Hall ....De1bert Crisman .....John Wagoner ....Wayne Crisman fa' .s...f1!lff!1N...ac 'um IL' ,bxf N ci -5 1316 W A drop of ink may f. Dua .qf .Kel Vyi.':,QJ ' g 455 axe a million thi Q0 in .4 1 K Ja: i 6 f '33 .kg QSQER., X wa r l fcg?EJ I irminifdmtinn Mr. Gerald Carmony, Principal Indiana Central A. B. 1938 Butler University M. S. 1943 In a few short years society will be listing you as a success or a failure, may you be high on the success list. What will determine your listing? Four influences will determine what happens to youg all four have been present most of your lives and will continue in the future. One is your home. You have felt the importance of that contribution enough that you have dedicated this book to your parents Parents take on varying aspects of influence at different periods of our lives, at eighteen it is normal to question Dad's mentality and then about twenty three we wonder how he learned so much in five short years. Second is your church. It is a natural thing to become active in your local churchg may this influence always be a part of your life. Third is the school. My sincere hope is that your school has equipped you, thus far, to be able to compete with others of your age and, as all of you know, I want you to acquire all the formal education it is possible for you to do within mental and economic limits. Fourth influence is you. All three of the above influences are helpless unless you are a good influence on you. Be your best is my sincere wish to each of you and may our assocations together be remembered pleasantly and one that will grow in the years ahead. Advisory Board: Carl Kuhn Kirby Browning Trustee: Alonzo Sheedy Francis Fletcher Mrs. Dorothy Wissing Teacher's College 1926 First Grade Teacher Mrs. Letha Rhodes Teacher's College Indianapolis 1920 Danville 1922 Fourth Grade Teacher Miss Miriam Eberhart Ball State B. S. 1953 Librarian, Commerce, Physical Education Senior Sponsor ACULTY Miss Ruth Hester Marion 1927 Ball State 1941 Second Grade Teacher Mr. Lewis Barrett Marion A. B. 1955 Fifth Grade Teacher Mr. Dan Bullington Hanover B. S. 1955 Coach, Social Studies Physical Education Junior Sponsor 9 Mrs. Freda Gunning Indiana Central 1931 Central Normal 1937 Third Grade Teacher Mrs. Lenore Himes Teachers College Indianapolis 1920 Sixth Grade Teacher Mr. D. T. H111 Miama University B. S. Ed. 1930 M. A. 1931 Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor Mr. Bill Wicker Purdue University B. A. 1950 ' Agriculture, Biology School Treasurer Freshman Sponsor Mrs. Mae Campbell Oberlin College B. A. H. 1929 Music Mrs. Audrey Ramsey Butler University A. B. 1931 Home Economics Seventh Grade Sponsor Mrs. Louise Hiatt Butler University A. B. 1932 Indiana University 1950 English Latin Eighth grade Sponsor Mrs. Clarins Webster DePauw A. B. 1932 English senior Class P1aY Coach Hr. John Brown Custodian Erwffvwf W w's's'ff' 1 I 1 Irma Emholt Birthday........January 8, 1938 Clubjiliillilih llll llUl1 Sunshine Society..............l Chorusoonaoccouoono oool'2 Vice President... .....3 Carnivaloooaooooo ooo3'u Carnival Queen..... ....N Annual Staff..... ....H School Paper.... ....k Class Play.... ....b nShe sighs at many, but loves only one.' Delbert Crisman Birthday..........March 9, 1937 Basketball .... .... ...1-2-3-4 Baseballltooooo oooo1'2' -H FcFoAoooooooooooo oonn2'3'l+ Carnivalooonooooooo OOIIC3-N Treasurer F.F.A.... .....N Annual Staff..... ....4 School Paper... ....k WI believe in k b in favor of i:?5 , ut I'm not B1rtnday.vf'Tff.'2R12'fi'Q'i 23, 1936 Baseballoooooooooooooooooooo1 '2 Basketballuoo oooooooooooo01'2 FoFoAoooouooe oooo2'3 M' Carnivalooooooc oooo3'J+ Annual Staffoooo o ooooooh' School Paper.... ....4 C1833 Pliyooooo ooooll' WLet thy words be few.u Grethel Hall Birthday.... February 22, 1938 Chorusonoonoooooooeoscoooo1'2 UH'4l-J 505 MII-'S D' IA P'r4W Umm 0978 Q UDCDHD 0 l'1 0' O H- 5 QD d UJ '4'r'r 0 o o u Q 0 T 0 0 Q 0 0 a Q on'--I o oo n o 0 o 0 so I 0 el o o no 0 on 0 UMMUM klwo I ll'l -FF'-VNNNN-F -F'-FWF' Vice President.... .... . Class Secretary..... .... - GtAqA0 Presidentcooo coco ' Carnival... ..... School Paper ..... .. ...... ..... Annual..... ............. ....., D.A.R. Good Citizen Award..... 'Love is a beautiful dream.n Steve Fletcher B1rthday.........March 13, 1938 Class President.............l-2 Basketball .............. 1-2-3-M Baseballooo soououo oco1'2'3'h Class Secretary .... .... ....3 Carnival King ...... ..... .3 F.F.A. Pres1dent...... ....3-4 Carnivalqnnsoo-counoooou ooo3'h Class Vice President.... ...H I I f Q I C I I . 0 . School Paper......... ...N Class Play..... ...N nHis eyes spell mischief, His smile spells Hi! We all like him, He's one swell guy.H Gene Krammes Birthday........August 15, 1937 Basketballoooo uoooooooo1'2'3'k BaSQba11ooscec eeooooo1'2'3'h Carnivalqaoooeo oncaoon3'h Annual Staff... School Paper Class Play.. II I Q . O s2r3r CD3 4 z CDO '1 w U UCD O0 QD' w '1 Q-o '1 O 1 m w u BH- m s 0 0 SH O 2 O Cf 9 O u T 5 2 g5? Carla Beth Henke Birthday.......December 5, 1938 Class Secretary...............1 Booster C1ub..................2 Sunshine Society... .........1 Chgrusoocoooocoooo oool'2'3'k Go Ao A'lll.'lUOlO lllll.314 carnivaloooooooonoo cooa3'u Class Treasurer.... ....3-1+ Annual Editor..... .....1+ School Paper.... ...N Class Play.... ...L+ nShe fills her place in life as no one else can.U 3 Neal Kuhn B1rthdayooooaooeooJu1y 25, 1938 Basketball Mhnageroccool1'2'3'H Baseball-looooocoooooooooooooool Librarycooooouooaooo F. F. A. President.... F. F. A. Secretary.... Carnivaloooasoosouooe Annual Staffoooooon School Paper.... Class P1ay.... Chorusiiitllo counsel .l. sooo3 aoso3'h QIOOQM cocoon ooooooh oooc1'2 Wwork fascinates him, he can sit and look atit for hours.n Philip Hiller Birthday. o o o o o 0 0 .March 17, Carnivals o n o 0 Annual Staffooooooooooccooooilh' School Paper. NA1l work and for me.n IOC Olllk no fun is no life Ruth Ann Kuhn B1rthday........August 22, 1938 Bandl.OlOlOllIIOIUCOIOOOUIOO1-2 chorusoooooooooooooooloooo1'2'h Booster Club.... ......2 GI Ao A.......l l...31k Carniva1........ ....3J4 Annual Staff.... ....4 School Paper.... ....4 Class P1ay..... ....N WBeware! I might yet do some- thing sensational.' Tom Rankin . Birthday.......December 3, 1937 F. Fo A.......'....lllfflfllfla Carnivalnflll C. CU. ll.l0.lf.3t Stafflil. I..l..l+ School Paper.... .....4 Class P1ay.... ......4 Basketballloba oeoo1'3 nH1s friends are many, his foes- are there any?H George Russell Birthday......November 10, 1937 Carniva1....................3-4 Annual-OIOOOIUOOOOCIUOIOOOOIOOIH Sch001 Paperoooce ooooousooh' Playfn.. ......f...k Fo Fo Aoeoooo easel-'2 3'h' 'All that I've learned I've for- gotteng and all that I know I've guessed.' Q i e Q .Th 174.251- -W e -vw-14? ..-1 I r-i 1 iid! fs v L ,1- W 'af ax N .Li ,i . F :?FWWFwVW , 55 . E? 1, John Wagoner B1rthday.......January 29, 1938 LibrarylOlIll'Ol0llCIOICIUOOOOS Carnivalooooooo Ill.'..'.31h Yell Leader.... ....4 Annual staff... ....h School Paper... --.-E Class P1ay.... ...- 'Women disturb me not.n Maxine lacy B1rthday........August 25, 1937 Churusooooooooonoooooonooo1 2'l+ Treasurersuouooooooooo OOOUOCU2 Libraryooooocoooonoooon llOC.3 Vice President G.A.A... ....la GIAIAIIOIOOIIOOOOOOIOC 01.3 Staffaooooooooo liillr School Paper Editor.... ....U Class P1ay............ ....U NFu1l of fun and mischief toot like doing things she shoulda' do.' Audrey Pounds Birthday........January 9,1938 Class Treasurer.............. Sunshine Society............. I-'P' 0 S?iS29m WFDDHOO WOCMDHIA UIOIDIIAI-bid' HH 4mm W T906 Hwmdwf lliibfe-qg..Q '4'U93l00'l-4 'CDI-QQ-bong 'l 9Qa-'U' 'Comeau 'Dobson leg-foam .UIUC I0 O 'I I on ou loo -one ui,-lc Olooolo ' ' 'Rubs-IMI ' ' - I l If F'-F'-F'-F'-F'-Fl- 'I agree with no man's opinionsg I have a few of my own,' femhfa Yizaad M , ,ima WJ .c9,.66m,Z' Wayfwi wwf MW Cla 5 filkfo y In 1944 we began our first grade in the Manilla School with fifteen members, six of which are in our graduating class. The six are: Steve Fletcher, Carla Beth Henke, Neal Kuhn, Ruth Ann Kuhn, Audrey Pounds, and John Wagoner. The remainder of the beginning first grade was -- Jim Basham, Rudy Dietz, Robert Downey, Teddie Lanter, Janet Miller, Joan Miller, Wilma Miller, and Norman Nickel. We had a wonderful teacher, Mrs. Helen Gahimer. We neither gained nor lost anyone during our first year in school. Miss Hester was our second grade teacher. During this year, Bill Cox, Sherman Bane, Delbert Crisman, Wayne Crisman, George Russell, Gene Krammes, and Grace Barnard joined our class. Sherman Bane, Robert Downey, Joan Miller, Grace Barnard, and Teddie Lanter withdrew leaving seventeen members in our class. When we came back to school in the fall to begin our third grade, we were happy to find that Miss Hester was again our teacher. We gained Maxine Macy, Irma Emholt, Marvin Toll, and Philip Miller, and at the end of the year Marvin Toll withdrew. We were left with twenty members. H Our fourth grade teacher was Mrs. Bertha Conover. This year Bobby Christopher, Luanne McCord, Kenneth Sandefur withdrew. We end- ed the school year with twenty-two members. During our fifth grade, we were divided. Part of our class was in Mrs. Conover's room and the rest of our class was moved into Mrs. Lenore Himes' room. Marcia Weidner joined our class durin the summer and Bobby Christopher, Luanne McCord. Philip Miller, and Ethel Poynter withdrew during the year leaving nineteenmembers. Our sixth grade teacher was Mrs. Himes. We found that we neither gained nor lost anyone during this school year. We moved upstairs for our seventh grade and elected Mr. Mahin our sponsor. During the year Lavonne Davis and John Willey Joined our class. Edna Gahimer, Lavonne Davis, and Norman Nickel withdrew during the year leaving our class with eighteen members. We began our eighth grade with four new members--Tom Rankin, Bill Stocklin, Betty French, and Lila Whittle, Miss Rampy was our sponsor. We had no withdrawals during this year. Lila Whittle withdrew during the summer so we began our ninth grade with twenty-one members. Philip Miller again joined our class Tom Rankin, Bill Stocklin, and Judy Winkler withdrew. Miss Rampy was again chosen our sponsor. During the summer, Marcia Weidner withdrew from our class. We lost five members during our tenth year. They were Rudy Dietz, Jim Basham, Wilma Miller, Janet Miller, and John Willey. At the beginning of the second semester, Grethel Hall and Tom Rankin Joined our class. Mr. James Gardner was our sponsor. b an our Junior year with sixteen members. At the Last year, we eg end of the first semester, Betty French withdrew. Mr. Gentry Neekw'w chosen sponsor. Now, as seniors of Manilla School, we have a membership of fifteen. We elected Miss Miriam Eberhart sponsor and the following class officers -- President, Audrey Pounds, Vice-president, Steve t h Secretary Grethel Hall' and Treasurer, Carla Beth Henke. Fle c er, , , We have enjoyed our twelve years at school and are looking forward to th lass of 1956 our class trip and graduation. We are proud to be e c of the Manilla School. ASS PROPHECY In the year of 1976 I, Steve Fletcher, president of the Ford Motor Company, decided to visit my home town of Hanilla whose popu- lation is now three million people. I graduated from lanilla School in the Class of 56 . As I was driving to my hotel, I was stopped by a policeman in a dark blue Buick. The policeman was a former classmate, George Russell. He said that he figured being a policeman was cheaper than getting arrested all of the time, and lots more fun arresting other people. George said that Neal Kuhn owns a nightclub called nThe Pink Cloudn and that he now has a lovely wife and seven daughters. George said that Nea1's wife d1dn't like the farm so they compromised and bought the nightclub. I went to see Neal and his lovely family. He said the chief source of his income was from his chain of Booze Stills in the hills of Kentucky. Neal said that business had been bad since the Crisman Brothers, Delbert Jay and Wayne, were trying to undersell htm. As he understood it they were making the Wboozen from a new chemical called nPhil1aramseyn. I commented on the name and found that my classmate Philip Hiller, the underworld's most famous scientist, had perfected the chemical, and after much study5 henemed it after himself and our high school chemistry teacher. After talking to Neal, I went back to the hotel to spend the remainder of the evening. After sitting down in a comfortable chair, I decided I would read the evening paper. Gene Krammes' picture was on the front page. The paper said he was now the manager of the New York Yankees, and he had gotten into a fight with a fan because the fan frowned at him. The paper said that the fan was a nearly bald headed man who was Gene's principal in his Junior and Senior years. As I remember, his name was Gerald Carmony. As I read the society section, I recognized a picture. It was Irma Emholt shown with all twelve of her little sons. The paper said that besides caring for her husband Gil and their twelve boys,she also owned a hat shop whose slogan was WFor Hats That Fit Well, Co e to Irmabellen. After reading the paper, I turned on the television to watch the world's most famous television show staring the great Opera Singer Miss Carla Beth Henke. The show was marvelous. The next show was the 'The Big Pounds Circusn in which Audrey Pounds and her husband,Gerald, had the leading act. The act was throwing knives. Gerald throws knives at Audrey and she ducks them. I imagine this was rather nerve wrecking when she knew he was furious at her for spending too much money. Now I ask you, what's extravagant about buying a new Mink coat to wear over a bathing suit. On the late show was John 'Muscles' Wag- oner defending his title as 'Flyweight Boxing Champion of the Worldn. John lost the match, but he explained to the television audience that it was only because he d1dn't wear his genuine cowhide gloves with the best knockout record of any boxing gloves. The next morning, as I went out of my room, I almost fell over a scrubbing woman. To my surprise, it was Miss Miriam Eberhart scrubbing the hotel floors. She said that kids were getting too stupid to be taught anything and a teacher should get an easy job like scrubbing floors. After breakfast, I went swimming at Kuhn's Lake owned and oper- ated by Ruth Ann Kuhn. Ruth Ann said that she hired Grethel Hall as Chief Lifeguard and that Grethel had saved the life of Tom Rankin, the famous founder of the Lonely Hearts Club of lanilla. Ruth Ann said that Maxine lacy was teaching at the Hanilla School and her husband, Jim, was doing the housework and caring for their four sets of twins. Having had a wonderful day visiting all the high points of dear lanilla, I decided to return to the Ford lotor Company and dream of the wonderful years the Class of 1956 had in the lanilla School. Q7 SS' We, the Senior Class of 1956, of city of Manilla, County of Rush, and the State of Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare 'this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills here- tofore made by us. I, Delbert Crisman, will my Nstogiesn to Mr. Carmony, at least while I'm in basketball training I, Wayne Crisman, will my NAU conduct to Francis Houston, may he make like Jerry Lewis and get by with it. I, Irma Emholt, will all my old flames to anyone who hasn't caught her man yet. I, Steve Fletcher, will my nhotrodn Ford to Don Whittle, so he will have a hot start on a cold morning. I, Grethel Hall, will my way home from school to Kay Kuhn, so she won't have to ride home on the bus every evening I, Carla Henke, will my place in the office to Patty'Haeh1 , so she will have a reserved seat next year I, Gene Krammes, will my ability to get along wighdthe coaches to Phil Kuhn, may he make out as I i Neal Kuhn, will my ability to woo thegirls to Bill Chesser, since he needs a good start Ruth Ann Kuhn, will my ability to getalong with Mr Carmony to anyone who needs it Maxine Macy, will my nShiny like a sunbeam and never makes much noisen personality to Beverly Cassidy, may she make the best of it I, Phillip Miller, will my height to anyone who thinks it can be an asset at times I Audrey Pounds,will my ability to be Senior Class resident, to Bernetta Tinsley, may sheprove that girls are good politicians too I, Tom Rankin, will all the courses I've ever taken, to anyone who likes them, becauseNIt'sall Greek to me ' I, George Russell, will my BlueBuick to Mike Brown, may he win a drag race w1th his dad every now and then I, John Wagoner, will my ability to do back bends to Nelson Houston, so he can be the second male cheerleader in our history and can back the ball club in a more promlnent way i, I, ' 1,' ' 5 . First Row-Hr. Bullington, Kay Kuhn, Jack Roark, Ellen Ball, James Ramp, Patty Baehl, Paul Harker. Second Row-David Fenton, Fernetta Tinsley, Mike Brown Evonne Davis. Third Ron-Eddie Snyder, Bonnie Willey, Don Whittle lsarlene Guthrie, Norman Martin, Sue French, Buddy Clements, Fourth ian-Francis Houston, Lynn Wagoner, Carl Ernstes, Bill Chesger, Center-Jimmy Jenkins. ,Q .,mg,,,..,,., ., 523625 2249532.95 First Row-Mr. Hill, Nancy Haehl, Gary Brown, Janie Pounds, John Kuhn. Second Row-Saundra Guthrie, Sue Ann Ray. Third Row-Jerry Geise, Marilyn Schmaltz, Malcolm Redd, Linda Fishback, Jim Whittle. First Row-Mr. Wicker, Phyllis Miller, James Copple, Diana Brown, Nelson Houston, Anita Weingarth, Phil Kuhn. Second Ron-Phillip Wright, Laura Snyder, Jan Ernstes, Margaret Harper. Third Row-Linda Ogden, Don Harper, Brenda Clawson, Max Crim. Fourth Row-Beverly Cassidy, Judy Schmaltz, Linda Swift, Judy Fenton, Patty Percell. First Row-Mrs. Himes, Danny Butts, Mary Miller, B111 Ashby. Glenda Geise, Benny Smiley, Mary Willey lax McCo11ey. Second Row-Alfred Crisman, Joan Haehl. John Lacy Fatricia Fenton, Lavane Creed, Norma Anderson. Third Row-Margaret Bendergast, Betty Wissing, James Kuhn Elaine Pounds, Carl Lemen, Carita McConkey, Paul Purcell, Beth Perceli Fourth Row-Michele Clawson, Lula Coffey, Nancy Norris, Penelope Gross, Kathy Kuhn, Carole Wagoner, Carolyn Lacy. Center-Judy Macy. First Row-Janet Smith, Rodger Hiller, Martha Coffey, Joed Woods, Freda Snyder Bill Houston Barbara HcCo1ley. Second Row-Victor Kessler, Onita Bing, Betty Redd, Joe Kuhn. Third Row-Beth Brown, Micheal Wdght, Eddie Macy, Susan Gross. Fourth Row-Clayton Haehl Lynn Edwards, Larry Swift, Carrol Mancine. Not pictured - Stephen Ingle, licheal Chandler, Fred Dixon, Gerald Solomon, Wray Chance, James Chance, Sandra Warrick. Teacher-Mr. Barrett K sz: - . - 23' me :was ef l M Y in V N, Wd 3 L, .iii f 'fif '- A,,' . . S Q skit- 5 ik lv x A I 1 lb 1 its tgiiii ,S fr First Row-Stephen Carwein, Marion Dixon, Gary Lortz, Marilyn Geise, John Coers, Roseatta Macy, Dennis 0'Dell. Second Row-Andrea Edmondson, Sharon Schmaltz, James Nicholas, Janet Chesser. Third Row-Katrina Clements, Norma Willey, Sandra Whittle, Linda Swartz, Dennie Haehl, Marla McConkey, Sandra Edmondson. Fourth Row-Catherine Waggener, Ann Webster, Phyllis Myer, Jeralee Kessler. Teacher-Mrs. Rhodes. in . H he . x M J 't M v-- S- 1- Q.- - ,l gf, ,,f,,,, , if Ivk hui, , ,Vik Q K K V 5 ',' yfgwyfq W' QYQ e '51 M gf fl! LQ. j zgwq M, yr A L S ,Q .ne, W ' MANILLA ,F ,S i, I f as Mai. l G Q, K W GRADE 5 E . sed, srl GQGWFI ?f fi ' gldw 'hfm yys R955 - 1956 - sl I A K K ik, A v I law, V if 1, l 57 iff ete, 'ii13f5flff7?di1e E M, ' R 1 ' . , K J ., 'fr W K' s -Q, 1 R 4 'W at , - W W f .J ,ff Agn s'l2.2L , y :I f. K .Q-. ' K' ,K 5--Q W' A J offs-A-v 'f2 t s ..-.. a fr :SJSSQB sdkhlk 5 l f 'e 3-4 but AW First Row-Mrs. Guhning, Danny Brown, Loris Clawson, Bill Gross, Lana Carmony, Gene Kessler, Diana Gulley, Junior Kuhn. Second Roy-Chad Earnest, Vicky Lacy, Harry Smith, Vera Krammes, Mark Macy, Marlene Newkirk. Third Row-Stephen Kuhn, Wanda Guthrie, Larry Theobald, Elaine Haehl, Norman Collings, Linda Kuhn, William Warrick, Carolyn Anderson. Fourth Row-Steve Branam, Carol Woolard, Rodney Glaub, Patty Wissing, Ronald Copple, Nancy Collins, Elmo Kessler, Patty Glackman. W 1' ' F First Row-liss Hester, David Haehl, Pamela Mohr, Mark Webster, Phyllis Burt, Calvin Lacy. Mary Gaulin. Second Row - Kenneth Gahimer, Miriam Hiller, Janet Harper, Doyle Chandler. Third Row-Barbara Rogers, Steven Gordon, Bruce Willey William Crisman. Fourth Row-Clarence Dixon, Ken- neth Fenton, Tommie Coffey, Gerald Collins. f. First Row-Mrs. Wissing, Ronald Basham, Jean Ashby, Rickey Stout, Curie Lortz Norman Gahimer, Lora Dixon, Raymond Anderson. Second Row-Ted Cassidy, Donna Woolard, Gerald Kessler, Katheryn Snyder, william Russell, Sherry Guthrie. Third Row-Kay Hewitt Ronald Kessler, Pamela scnmalcz, Amelia suuherlin, Ronnie Ballard, .iane Macy, Andrew Redd, Carole Norris. Fourth Row-Barbara Gaulin Margaret Haehl, Michael wissing, Vicke N1cho1ason,Olin Durbin, Rath Branam, Stephen Krammes, Pamela Wagoner. , S E N I O R S President.. ........ Audrey Pounds Vice President....Steve Fletcher Secretary.. ......... Grethel Hall Treasurer.......Carla Beth Henke S O P H O M O R E S President ............ Jane Pounds Vice President..Marilyn Schmaltz Secretary ..... ....Linda Fishback Treasurer .............. John Kuhn E I G H T H G R A D E President..........Ronnie Draper Vice President......Larry Israel Secretary...........Nancy Harper Treasurer...... ...Gary Gulley Reporter.... ...Ellen Miller CLASS 0FFlCER J U N I O R S President .......... Michael Brown Vice President..Fernetta Tinsley Secretary ........... Evonne Davis Treasurer ............ Patty Haehl Reporter ....... ....... Sue French F R E S H M E N S President...............Max Grim Vice President......James Copple Secretary.........Phill1p Wright Treasurer.........Nelson Houston F . nl. .v 1 vnlln S E V E N T H G R A D E I President.........Donna Waggoner Vice President ...... Larry Martin Secretary .......... .John Houston Treasurer. .... . ....John Miller Reporter... ...Anne Clawson SENIOR LETTERMEN GENE KRAMMES Q3 ,':Z'g:Q 1 - .gg E STEVE EEETCEEE DELBERT CRI SMAN BMW ,,.. E 1 7 C f Y ' I BASEBALL TEAM ASKETBALL TEAM A TEAM Newspaper Staff Basketball Team Junior Hleh PHYSICAL EDHCATIHN HIGH SCHHHL .IIINIHII HIGH CHORUS SENIUR CHURUS JUNl0R CHORUS School Activities Booster Club Officers G. A. A. Officers i - X i Cheerleaders F. F. A. Officers 15.415 Cafeteria Workers Senior C1355 Meeting A FUTURE FARMERS 0I AMERICA GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSIICIATIIIN Q 9. BOOSTER CLUB OFFICE STAF F Ydggf ING C A R N Y I A f L X 7 ,. 'l f Q l Giiw ggEsEEEsJo'0:0'o'g':6'5'5g 's 355352, 3,9 9 Awww 33.55 ,go QAAAA. Q I mist- if 'X P Ill INSURED KX M HOME EERE 95 Y. . ii '- if 5.2 mi TQ- N ' xl 1 I Q xx 4x2iN 'VX fd l X , Exif 5 . ' Q A ' Y -ff: 1 is 66 4 ffm W P! I 3 4 1 I I A I ! ii 5 I T 1 J 1 i .. B 'i THEOBALD ELECTRIC 6 SUPPLY CO. CARMONY FUNERAL HOME HOMER. INDIANA MANILLA, INDIANA Phone: Arlington 13 on 60 HEASTON'S MARKET IIM MURDOCK HOMERI INDIANA STANDARD STATION Phone: Arlington 2 on 20 MANILLA. INDIANA Compliments of HIATT BUICK COMPANY Phone 2216 RUSHVILLE. INDIANA Buick Sales cmd Service Select - Fine Used Cars See Hicrtt - Try It - You'l1 Buy It 2nd and Morgan Streets MORRISTOWN ELEVATOR CO., INC. SHEEDY'S GROCERY HOMER. INDIANA POWELL HARDWARE MANILLA GARAGE MACHINE SHOP D. L. Himes COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. RUSHVILLE. INDIANA 'I'he Pause That Refreshes I IM BUCKLEY'S STANDARD SERVICE East U. S. 421 COMPLETE CAR SERVICE WASHING EXPERT LUBRICATION WAXING MINOR REPAIR CService is Our Businessl Phone EX-8-9165 ABERCROMBIE IEWELERS RUSHVILLE. INDIANA HOWELL BROTHERS Tractor Tire Service Any Place - Any Time Tire Repairing and Recapping Tnick Tires General and Armstrong Phone 3057 RUSHVILLE. INDIANA THE SHELBY NATIONAL BANK 1855 - 1956 IN OUR SECOND CENTURY OF SERVICE Member F.D.I.C. SHELBYVILLE, INDIANA For Good Food Visit THE DURBIN HOTEL McKEE TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT CO.. INC. Your International Dealer RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES SHELBYVILLE. INDIANA THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Offers Complete Banking Services Member F.D.I.C. Phone EX-2-2543 SHELBYVILLE. INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS RUSH-DECATUR NATIONAL I . FARM LCAN ASSOCIATION For Dependable Banking Service . See Us at the Making Land Bank Farm Loans RUSH COUNTY W. F. Smith, Sec.-Treas. NATIONAL BANK RUSI-IVILLE. INDIANA Phone 2237 133 W. First St. HOMER GRAIN COMPANY BROWNING'S Green-Feed -Seed SHELL SERVICE Custom Grinding and Mixing Gogdyeqy Tires ' HOMER. INDIANA First and Main 24 Hour Service Phone Arlington 10-5 RUSHVILLE, INDIANA HOMER LUMBER COMPANY Two SISTEFS ,HOTEL Road 44 113 S. Mcun Street Phone 3046 RUSHVILLE. INDIANA HOMER, INDIANA CITIZENS STATE BANK MANILLA, INDIANA MANILLA Your Business Appreciated METHODIST CHURCH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MANILLA, INDIANA L. C. SCHUTT BLACKSMITH SHOP DRAKE'S GROCERY MANILLA. INDIANA Truck Bodies - Rebuilding Machinery Welding - Horseshoeing Phone 58 MANILLA. INDIANA PERKINS SUPPLY CO. MANILLA. INDIANA RAPID SHOE REPAIR 5 W. Broadway MANILLA GRAIN CO. MANILLA, INDIANA RUSHVILLE NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Service Member F.D.I.C. RUSHVILLE. INDIANA HENDREN-FOSTER FURNITURE CO. 302 Main Streei RUSHVILLE. INDIANA HERB WILLIAMS 6: SONS, INC. Signs and Displays SHELBYVILLE, INDIANA SPEAR'S DAIRY SALES 159 E .Washington St. EX-8-9341 SHELBYVILLE. INDIANA L. C. JERRY EDMONDSON HOMER, INDIANA HOUSTON SINCLAIR SERVICE HOMER. INDIANA WALCO SERVICE STATION 138 S. Main Street Phone 2551 RUSHVILLE. INDIANA PITMAN-WILSON CO. Pharmacists Phone 2038 RUSHVILLI-I, INDIANA For a Good Deal see KIRKLIN MOTOR SALES. INC. RUSHVILLE. INDIANA RUSH COUNTY R. E. M. C. Owned by the People It Serves RUSHVILLE PHARMACY 218 North Main Street RUSHVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of HOME OUTFITTERS RUSHVILLE. INDIANA W. P. WOLFAL CO. Excavating - Bulldozing Gravel - Dirt M Mile West of Rushville on 44 Phone 2816 RUSHVILLE. INDIANA Congratulations Graduates Manilla High School 1956 Delbert Crisman Irma Emholt Grethel Hall Gene Krarnmes Ruth Kuhn Philip Miller Tom Rankin Iohn Wagqoner Wayne Crlsrnan Steve Fletcher Carla Henke Neal Kuhn Maxine Macy Audrey Pounds George Russell Mr. Hill PATRON S HM MILLER 3-F DRY CLEANERS TAFFS A. T. MONEY STEVENS BROS. IAMES WOOLARD WARRAN YOUNG CONNOR IEW!!-RY STORE PARISH LUMBER TODD BENNEIT HUB SHOE STORE COSS.AIRT'S BAUSBACK I-'ERTILIZER CO. SANDMAN BROS. FLOYD BRANSON FISHBACK POULTRY HOUSE B 6. B SUPER DRUGS Tcrlma A. Hoff MORRISTOWN STANDARD GAS AND FUEL OIL ELEVATOR CO.. INC. Phone 3-M MANILLA. INDIANA L: la- .-W -.ruf Q : I ilv Ha lf,- 3 , 5 . , v f, r H ,N wifi: Q9 INTER C0llE6lATE PRESS Publishers hm lnuhulums Ink lindm :mon non: omcs Kansas Cnty , ,X fi-F Q 9f g3 LQ 'ff' Q35 ! lf ' , JIVA. X 4 w A ff QQ? ,.W, W Q7 H' f -swf 5 w 1-1,,. 1 ,-ww 1 4- wi., , iw, Y' 4 why, v GL pe , ww Www, V ,,,.,..:f L1-fe-f-A-rf ww