Monrovia High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Monrovia, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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DMINISTR TIO TRUSTEES BILL McCRACKEN Trustee in '54 -- ,-W, L.: , ,.L.. ,SB 1-.........-if TOM HADLEY Trustee in '55 PRINCIPAL BINEST HIOWN ur ABNBR BECK BTHEL VAN GILDER FACULTY EMMETT WAGNE1 JOHN ORMA NDY ACULTY RUTH CURTIS SYLVANUS FINCHUM EDNA SHULER AGNES STARK MARY MCKAMEY TULA BALAY My U., rfar JUDY PHEIFER Jude Band 1,2,3,4Q Yell Leader 1,2,33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Twirler 1, 23 Major- ette 3,43 Class Play 3,45 Band Pres- ident 43 Camival Queen 43 Annual Staff 43 Ambition: To stop using hand lotion and get a certain chap. GARY PRYOR G, R, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3,43,F. F. A. 1,2,33 Class Play 3, 43 Track 43 4-H lg Class President 43 Annual Staff 43 Ambition: To be shot by a jealous husband at the age of 105, S E N I 0 ll S FRED GRAHAM Freddie Baseball 1,2, 3,43 4-H 1, 2,3,4g F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1,3,43 Chorus 1, 2,45 Student Council 1, 23 Class Play 3,43 Student Manager 23 Track 43 Class President 23 Vice President 3g Annual Staff 43 Am- bition: Agriculture Teacher. MARVIN SCOTT Marv . F.F.A. 1,2.3,43 Student Council 1.23 Class President 13 Basketball 13 Annual Staff 43 Ambition: To sort tomatoes in the Miss America Contest. HELEN PECK Helen Chorus 1, 23 Class Play 3,42 Class Secretary 43 Annual Staff 43 Am- bition: To sell toothbrushesto Liberace. S EN I 0 B S DAVID HADLEY Big Dave Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1,2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4: Track 4: Vice President 4gAn- nual staff 4: Ambition: To be the jealous husband who shoots Gary Pryor at the age of 105. JEAN BELCHER Jean Class Play 3,4: Camival Queen 1: Annual Staff 4: Ambition: To make myself known at all times. PAULA SPRINGER Paula Class Play 3,45 Chorus 2: Annual Staff 4: Ambition: To live on a farm and raise lots of Cain, RICHARD ALLEN Dick Chorus 1, 2, 3,43 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1,2,3: 4-H 1,2,3: Class Play 3,4:F. F.A. 1, 2: Annual Staff 4: Ambition: To find the key to my ball and chain. RAY HOUK Ray Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,43 Annual Staff 4: Ambition: To be a bus driver and tell people where to get off. sf S ,.k' if .. - A 'S ws. KK.: g. Q1 Q, DON CREWS Breezy F. F. A. 1, 2: Class Play 3,4g Chorus lg Stage Manager lg Annual staff 4g Ambition: To be the only chicken in Banta. GEORGE WORLAND Georgie Basketball 3,4g Ba seball 3,45 De- catur Central 1,25 Track 4g Class Play 3,4g F.F.A. 3: 4-H 33 Annual Staff 4g Ambition: To be a Million- aire . SENIUBS AUSTIN PRATHER Fuzz F. F. A. 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3: Base- ball 2,3,4g Class Play 3,43 4-H 2, 4g Annual Staff4g Ambition: To join the Navy and see the Waves. ANNICE HOBSON Annie Class Play 3,43 Band 1gChorus1g Annual Staff 4g Ambition: To sell mice to hungry catfish. REITA LONG Reita Class Play 3, 45 Annual staff 43 Ambition: To sell links to chain smokers. SEN I0 RS WENDELL COOK Jack F F.A. 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff4g Ambition: To get a patent on souped-up tractors. NORETTA MIKE Noretta Class Play 3,45 Class Queen 35 An- nual Staff 4g Ambition: To get married X-Mas of '54, Did she? She Dldl KENNETH NELSON Kenny F F A. 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4, Ambition: To be a live wire. MAX GREENE Max F.F.A. 1.2, 3,43 4-H 1,2g Basket- ball 2g Annual Staff 45 Ambition: To put the glue on 34 stamps, THOMAS WHITE Toim 4-H 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2,3,4: F,.F. A. 1,2,3,4g Stage Manager 3,43 Class Play 3,4g Annual Staff 4, Ambition: To be a llp-stick tester for Ava Gardner. Zigi? QMSQ mm Q 'f 3: .- f ff. N - L , A w . xx M A 35353 M, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was in the fall of '43 When we walked through the doorg The number of pupils was 23g We were met by Miss Stegemoller. There are only seven of those kids left, But we've gained that many, and more. In the first, our schedule was mighty full, The second, though, was rather dull. The third was hep: The fourth was jive. The fifth, we really got alive. They split us up by alphabet, First half to Crowe, the rest to Jet. In some girl's seat, Dave placed a tack. Allene hit Judy with a baseball bat. The rivalry was high, as we could see When Crowe's room won the spelling bee. Phe sixth was together again. We recall the tales that Finchum could spin. We got five boys on the Junior High team, They weren't too hot. but were full of steam. Then we made the jump to Highg For a sponsor, Shuler was a real swell guy. Donald Crews got a new pair of glasses, But it didn't help Breezy get to his classes. Our class got bigger then, fthat fallj When all those roughnecks came from Hall. We liked Hinshaw, nobody thought he was diPPy. And we sure did hate it when Paul moved to Mississippi. In the eighth, we made that zlg-zag joumey To go to Eminence to play in their toumey. Belle Union fell from our powerful attack. But confidentially, fliminence set us backy As freshmen, we were as green as a gourd, And weahad to keep watch for the seniors' board We had a new sponsor in '51, And Hank Tropp was a lot of fun. Our slogan was VOTE FOR JEAN, And she got it: Freshman Halloween Queen. Long bus rides didn't make us sick. We had anall day party at McCormick's Krick. As sophs, we were going up in the world. Though in Geometry class, our heads were in a whirl. Hank let the hair grow down his neck, And we got the Indian back from Tech. In the eleventh year we worked quite hard To make money on magazines and Xmas cards And a little more that would come in handy We made off ice-cream, cokes, and candy. I'm sure that none was given free Cause we had 800 bucks in our treasury, There's just 19 that will graduate And most of us can hardly wait For Brown to sign that piece of paper So we can cut our' last big caper You'll probably think that we're insane When we.climb aboard that choo-choo train But ha-ving fun is not a crime And we're going to have a grand old time. Dave Dean Hadley Reita Long PROPHECY , The following prophecy was related to us by an unidentified person who got this weird program on her television when the set was supposed to be on the blink. The Intentional Insurance Company presents a special program of the Monrovia Class of '55 in the future year of 1965. 'I'his is your news-commentator Walter Concrete. We will step into the future tonight, into the year 1965. Our interviews of the Monrovia '55 alumni will take us all over me United States. All things are as they will be in 1965 except, ARE YOU THERE? We take you now to the vicinity of Monrovia and turn you over to our Monrovia correspondent Bill Hollaway. Come in Bill. Thanks, Walter. The sun is shining brightly today and it would be a good day for swimming but we have more important things on our mind. From where we're stationed we can see Mrs. Annice QHobsonJ Lambert and her six children. They are visiting her mother AGAIN this week. These over-drawn bank accounts do result in little quarrels NOW and THEN. Maybe the tooth- making business isn't what it used to be. Well, we do hope the Lamberts patch things up quickly. As we move farther west we see a small white house with three or four children playing in the front yard. We recognize it as the home of Dick Allen. We join Dick as he dries the last dish. Pattiel Pattiel Honey, please come in and take this chain and padlock off my leg, so I can finish the sweeping. Hurry, I don't have the children bathed yet, either. We are sorry that we cannot interview Pattie, but she is resting from her strenuous shopping trip. Our cameras turn now to the house next to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fisher's. We will just stop for a minute because Jean and her sister are having a quarrel over which diild got dirt all over the wash. Here comes J ack to see what the commotion is about. We will leave now as he will probably be able to handle the matter for they are experts in this sort of thing. Next, we go to the home of Ray Houk, one of the great stock car drivers of Indianapolis. Ray has just arrived home from the hospital where he has been recovering from his recent crack-up??? QBy the way the ' name of his car is the Alcohol Specia1. J The nurse that has accompanied him home is Paula fSpringerJ Richardson. After so many years of carrying the torch she finally got her man. Ladies and Gentlemen, there has just been an accident at the Hadley residence. Chir field man will bring us a report as soon as possible. There is quite a bit of excitement and a large crowd is gathering. Ah! Here comes our report. Dave Hadley, the world famous ditch digger was just run over by his wife. Mr. Hadley was teaching his wife to drive. Imagine him teaching someone to drive. Again we find Paula Richardson at the soene. She tells us that Dave is not badly injured, that it is mostly shock. We take you now to fabulous New York where we find that Marvin Scott now known as The Profile is starring in M.G.M.'s latest movie, Meet Me At Ten. He is the latest heart- throb of thousands of bobby-soxers. Even the most severe critics say that he is the best voice FRANCIS has ever had. We find that there is another former Monrovia High School student living in New York. She is the great novelist Reita Long. Miss Long, who was always saying Cute Little Remarks in one of her classes and distracting certain people from their work, is now working on a great novel THE THREE MISCHIEVOUS HISTORIANS. It will be distributed all over the world. The critics are expecting it to be on Broadway within a year. Miss Long still remains single. but she has a visitor now and then who also likes to write novels. As we continue through the Eastern States we enter the large metropolis of Providence, Rhode Island. To our left is a bill board that reads: Four blocks to Greene's Beauty Salon. We will stop and examine Max's new shop and maybe he will give us a few tips on how to grow long, blonde, wavy hair. Darkness is falling very rapidly now as we travel down the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Over- head the stars are beginning to appear. Say, what is that? A streak of silverish light has appeared in the sky above us. Our scientists have informed us that it is Capt. Austin Prather, World War III Flying Ace, testing the new rocket Star Dust which travels 555,000 miles per hour. We wish Mr. Prather lots of luck and I'm glad that I'm not in his shoes. We continue our journey on to West Virginia where we find Fred Graham. after getting his degree from Purdue, who is farming 650 acres using all of the scientific methods. Between his farming and his speeches at the F.F.A. conventions, he is kept pretty busy, but his red headed wife doesn't mind. Of course, Fred has to keep busy to keep up with his neighbor, Tom White. Tom farms the adjoining 700 acres without these new fangled methods and does a darn good job of it, too. Since it is getting quite late we have decided to spend the night at a motel. Much to our surprise we find that the owner of the motel is Don Crews. He also runs the adjoining Barber Shop. Only his wife, Martha, is here since Donald is in Paris getting all he latest styles in haircuts. She tells us that Donald gets quite tired of traveling with their six children since they return to their former home in Banta so much. We awakened the next morning bright and early and started our journey to Monrovia. As we entered C1110 we saw the St. Mary's of the Woods College. We noticed that the girls were practicing basketball so we decided to stay and watch them. As we walked over we saw the coach giving instructions, and he was none other then G. R. Pryor. Naturally he is still a bachelor. As we near Gasburg, we see George Worland at his Gasburg Trading Center, as he waves goodbye to the large train, The Lake Hart Special, of which his wife is engineer. U-lint, Hint.J We make our next stop about 10 miles west of Gasburg. We drive up a long, winding lane to a large mansion, which is owned by Wendell Jackson Cook I. The butler informs us that Mr. Cook will soon be down from his flight. It seems that Jack is sowing his corn by air this year. with Madam Lilly CSheetsJ Cook as co-pilot. As we enter the home of the Gore's we find that Judy is in the kitchen busily preparing dinner. They are having .Tudy's favorite againfthird time this week.J Soup II Maybe she should have taken Home Economics in college instead of Scientific Farming . We would stay for dinner but Bill is probably tired from planting beans, feven though their three kids help out quite a bit,J and we don't want to bother him. As we get to Walter Hadley's house we can see Helen kissing Walter goodbye before she leaves for work. She, is a part owner of the Hadley-Nelson T.V. Repair. Kenny Nelson is already at the shop trying to find out what is wrong with a T.V. set that just came in. ln fact, it's this set and we think there is definitely something wrong with it. Maybe Helen can fix it when she gets here. We hope so. Now that we're back on the air, we see the Senior Sponsor, Miss Cook, sitting at her desk arguing about the annual with The FAT BOY. Don't tell me that he's still around, Oops. just blew a fuse. BYYYYYYYYYY. AS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1955, of the city of Monrovia, county of Morgan, state of Indiana being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this as our last testa- ment, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us, I, Annice Hobson, will my charming personality to Wanda Belcher and Zoe Ann Crowe. I, Judy Pheifer, will my ability to be majorette to Rosalie Green. I, Jean Belcher, will my stuck-up ways to Judy Martin, if she needs them. I, Noretta Mike, will my ability to get along with Austin Prather to Margaret Picket. I, Helen Peck, will my ability to get along with George Worland to Donna Beauchamp. I, Reita Long, will my ability to drive and get a driver's license to Herb Goad, I, Paula Springer, will my ability to get along with Jean Belcher to Wanda Belcher. I, Dave Hadley, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Don Steward. l, George Worland, will my ability to run fast to Bob Tully. I, Austin Prather, will my ability to get along with Helen Peck to walter Hadley. I, Ray Houk, will not will anything but I will sell my Mercury. I, Marvin Scott, will my ability to grow a beard to Max J ohnson. Fred Graham, will my ability to complete 12 Qonly 121 years of school to my brother. Kenny Nelson, will my ability not to date, to anyone with the will power to take care of it I, Max Greene, will my wavy blond hair to Mr. Wagner. I, Jack Cook, will my High School Diploma to Lilly Sheets. I, Dick Allen, will my ability to move trees to Tiny Groniger. I. I. 4 I, Don Crews, will my ability to go steady to Miss Cook. I, Tom White, will my ability not to have wrecks to Bill Wooden. l, Gary Pryor, will my ability to run a hundred laps to Miss Cook. We, the Seniors, of 1955 will our ability to go Christmas Shopping to the teachers of Mon- rovia High School who just cannot find time to go. CLASS OFFICERS iifsl 41,2 ' 1 1 I 7. wwf' ,Ak Ag Q5 ii ' .R fl . 9? F . if 4 1 M ff ff? is X Q E W . mx 2, X .KX '52 .wg Q. - , 5 ,E L Q . . A 5 1 i . BEST BUILD NICEST SMILE BACHELORS BEST ACTORS C ' . 2 : x' r ' ....i, . ,,.,,.,,., .A,,,.4., V N w Sl W In-E21 V.,. :.,,::.. I. ,,,. .MA In A ' 4 L 9 I SENIORS K? ' 'Z' Where's Jean? Ho Hum Snotty ? Squares Dancin' Ready, Aim, ---Fire! Hot and Cold Walking Water Does Duz Do? I Draw Pardner i Duck It s the Hi Kids MOH Drinking Huh?! ? Cozy The P. U. Man UNDERCLASSMEN . ,.. K i, ..vA.. ...c Q ... M .awp ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. J aggers, D. Rooze, S. Marley, B. Green, K. Curtis. J. Moore, W. Meyers E Simpson, S. White, P. Rushton, D. Beauchamp. ROW TWO: Mr. Shuler, Sponsor: B. Noel, H. Schelm J Anderson, D. Phillips, L. Silcox, B. Tracy, L. Hobson, F. Nelson, M. Cook, T. Fansler, M. Johnson B Shields, B. Wooden. ROW THREE: B. Sheets, M. Winton, V. Gentry, S. Green, L. Sheets, R. Walker R Gates, P. Moles, J. Green, N. Elkins, M. Ridenour. B. Devore. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY ln September of 1944, a new set of first graders were introduced to school life by Miss Stegemoller. Some events which enlightened our beginning years included the Rhythm Band, parties, operettas, and other programs. . Finally, we move upstairs, beginning Junior High along with all the new classmates from Gregg Township. At this stage, our class began to be well represented in the Band, sports, and other activities. Then we were in high school, officially, after being victims of the Senior Boards. On that day, dresses, girdles, long underwear, and boots were popular apparel to us Froshl That year we elected Mr. Wagner as sponsor, and we also won the Carnival Queen Contest. The Freshman Queen was Darlene l fWuertleyJ. The next year we again took the Qieen Contest with Pattie Rushton as our Candidate. We were the first class ever to reigi over the carnival two years in a row!After a long wait, we showed off' our new class rings. Mr. West was chosen sponsor. This year, as Juniors, we have had many activities. Having selected Mr. Shuler as our sponsor, we began our fund-raising campaigns by reopening the candy-ice cream store. Next, came magazines. We broke all records by sell.ingS1,'7'79 worth of magazines. Then we sold Christmas cards and now we sell cokes at the ballgames. Our Queen, Sandra Marley, was runner-up in the Carnival this year. We have had parties, and we sponsor Sock Hops after ballgarnes. Our class is looking forward to the class play and Prom, as well as becoming the Seniors of '56 ! JUNIORS IN BUSINESS I 11 CLASS OFFICERS A morning report on magazine sales. K ham Everyone has a sweet tooth. 9 ROW ONE, Left to Right:B. Eisenmenger, R, Rushton, I. Hadley, P. Peck, S, Brewer, B. Brady B. Clements, J. Martin, C. Chambers, S. Miller, A. Meyers, P. Moore. ROW TWO: P. Hadley, B. Tully C. Archer, S. Sebastian, R. Pryor, B. Shields, D. Stewart, S. Hadley, D. Steward, K. Vaughn, J. Sharp D. Allman, C. Ridenour. ROW THREE: A. Beck, Sponsor: B. Allan, K. Phillips, M. Neal, D. Shelm, M Huff, W. Poynter, D. Gentry, S. Lawhorn, J. Archer, R. Green, C. Cole, B. Campbell, C. Worland, A Hornaday, M. Blackwell. SOPHOMORES AT WORKI I I SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS xi ilk, 2 W- X n -Q. ,. H- T k ffgx , K F K 1 'lim 5' .1 A. f 1 f .sh . , 1155 . - Q , if Vfggfm Lf iff H H2 agmbgsf H? 5- YQ ,sk :W A N I :af N M K . 3 - 1 ,A A by f?S3,.,1 ,, N g - - A age N Ax AQ A, ,Lf Z ' ilk , '53 Kg .xy '-cbfzfii ' X K W S55 gf: 2-.+ KL ,L fy Y wif 7 M' .. A , ,sax Q ,Au as 5 .xg-.1 Va fr . wif A 45 My i if, gf i 355 W .A Vlglt' V Y A J? W 'AM x 2 Qfgwlgf Q 'X - Q E B L L I 1 , I 5 y k i 5-. wif S A gi ,vt . km! ,ws :J my 'fx 'X ' .. X Mika ' 1 EE? Q, Rf -X jg! ,X 124 Hs L 31+ L? Q. 1 fwfr ,Q if ' if my ' 1 f - fi Qgxk kbs -1. mszzy. V. mzjfg - . ,V A iw-ZEEEYEN' F' I It 8'l' H GRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: E. Winton, J. Houk, R. Eisenmenger, J. Martin, R. Terrell, H. Goad, J, Dab- yrnple, L. Burnett, R, Wade, W. Moore. ROW TWO: S. Parks, K. Dillon, J. Ratts, J. Noel, M. Elkins, S. Brownen, J. Gentry, A. Decker, B. Burns, R. Clark, L. Finchum, R. Graham. J. Clements, M. Allen. ROW THREE: J. Allen D. Stucki, B. Burnett, M. Byrum, D. Moore, F. Stackhouse, P. Dillman, D. Hob- son, H. Wallins, K. Johnson, L. Shields, D. Sims, E. Phillips, G. Edwards. ROW FOUR: Mr. West, Sponsor, J. McCracken, M. Clayton, N. McPhai1, L. Warmoth, R. Cook, B. Thompson, B. Tracy, C. Camp- bell, C. Galloway, J. Watterson, M. Page, B. Phillips, E. Atwell, J. Atwell, G. Poynter, K. Sebastian. iq' Y 7 -Q 7TH GRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: R, Busbee, J. Burdine, D. Johnson, S. Jaggers, J. Yeadon, C. Brady, B. 'Irusty D. DeHa'ven, G. Blackwell, J. Pickett, D. Sims, L. Johnson, D. Walker, S. Johnson. ROW TWO: J. Brow- nen, L. Trusty, S. Baldwin, Y. Palmer, M. Wuertly, W. Goodyear, K. Burgman, D. Day, D. Cox, D. Rugen- stein, P. Goskie, J. Balay, M. Decker, E. Gilman, F. Galloway, F. Schelm, Mr. Wagner. ROW THREE: C. Hicks, C. Moffitt, W. Simpson, L. Terrell, B, Balay, K. Morgan, T. Shields, T, Greene, R. Scott, H, Kivett, J. Brown, P. Campbell, P. Fansler, M. Martin, M. Brewer, J. Sallee. 5TH 8: 6TH ROW ONE, Left to Right: L. Burns, T. Allman, J. Harper, K. Ward, W. Palmer, E. Greeson, K, Allen, B. McPhai1. ROW TWO: L. Hadley, S. Hawkines, B. McClellan, S.. Ward, S. Blackwell, M. VanGi1der, J. Brady, S. Parks, N. Finchum, J. Thompson, L. Gentry, D. Ridenour, K. McPhai1,J. Cooney. ROW THREE: E. Grove, J. Edward, P. Harper, S. Holcomb, P. Finchum, L, Gilmam S. Lewis, L. Dunham, J. Shane, J. Silcox, G. Allen, C. Johnson. ROW FOUR: P. Bain, S. Corcordn, T. Hardy, P. Busbee, M. Greene, N. Stratton, B, Sutton, D. Beauchamp, P. Green, M. Wallin, B. Devore, T. Morgan, S, Tracy, Mr, Finchum, Teacher. 4TH 8a 5TH ROW ONE, Left to 'Rightz J . Steup, E. Peck, N, Bain, D, Noel, M, Patrick. D, Allen. J. Scott, J. Schmaltz. J . Brady. ROW TWO: S. Whitlock, M. Devore, S. Allman, N. Forrester, L. Brown, K. Parks, C. Norton C. Johnson, L. Walker, C. Tully, D. Phillips. ROW THREE: D. Nash, K. Tiffany, D. Hinshaw, S. Lee, B. Martin, J. Hicks, G. Watterson, D. Warmoth, D. Rugenstein, P. Gal1awaY.J. Bruner, D. Cummins H, Hadley, V. Elkins. ROW FOUR: A. Stark, Teacher: D. Boardman, R. Kenworthy. J. Dillon, F. Moffitt V. Page, D. Hunt, K. Martin, R. Morgan, J. Sullivan, L. Campbell, D. Marley, M. Prescott. 3RD GRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: S. Burton, S, Scott, S. F inchum, L. Morgan, A. Ruginstein, G, Vane, D. Phelps, M. McCloud, J. Wheeler. ROW TWO: C, Hardy, N. Hinshaw, S. Cummins, V. McCracken, B, Lumpkin, J, Ward, J. Stackhouse, K. Clemmons, N. Walker, ROW THREE: Teacher, Mrs. Curtis, C. Campbell, B. Allman, B. Archer, J. Pheifer, R. Beck, D. Devore, S. Hinson, D. Collins, C. Parks. 2ND GRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: R. Burton, M. Stabler, R. Tiffany, R. Vollarth, B. Ferguson, J. Elkins, ROW TWO: E. Newcomb, L. Deem, S. Owen, V. McCloud, S. Bray, S, Bowman, C. Thompson, C. Dale. ROW THREE: H. Busbee, B. Hammer, J. Frakes, G. Palmer, G. Judson, C. Blackwell, L. Vickers, M. Oldham, M. Aden. ROW FOUR: S. Barker, B. Ormandy, G. Western, J. Byrnes, C. Riggs. J. Ballard, M. Littell, J. Paul, A. Hurt, Teacher, Mrs. Balay. WH L ' 'Q if QA- -- - . g A SM A 4 , .-M' , ,K 59.0. Q 1 j ??' 'i' e?. 5 1- an h ,fu My , f . . '- . ,fm L T R ' ,Q x QQ! 'm!, an ,xr g f I -Q, 3. , if , 'ifi'f Q. 'ik if . Qgxw f gg Q AE: ga. ws., ,Q H' ' i, . V ' ,--4, SC!-Tang. JUNIOR BAND V nd! v-.1 7 . 1 r BEGINNERS BAND BAND OFFICERS CHORU S 1i.r. . 1 x 62 151 fs: I i 4 .,, A mg 1 Q '5 W Y . ' iq 7 ' RQ Q ' Q 'P f if vi m 'wi' I' E J 3257 Q 5 i ' ,fm M W Q j ?T Y . 1 A qs .fxq QF :M .,-1 ,f., , . i ii, , XP,-JJ x i . ' ' PQ.. w , Qi xi :W at o ' A W -li tf , f Q f z A . me 'X L ' vs if 56. W ,L Q f . l A ji? - an .XX X LLV'L 1 5'5W 3 ' N' fx f 1 'Q' 5 f 1' xy ' ww N kg ,L . fx Q I' AVA LEW, , Q, 1 'f i H S 3 mV J . 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K f t X 'fl Sf .Q f, QYVK . src ' IW, 1 A rXX x ff W J if 2 4 ff' bg? 5 F A f 7TH GRADE 8TH GRADE 'T VARSITY SOFT BALL Won 3 Lost3 S EAK RAY, HOBWN DAVE, BELCHEI GEORGE, PHEIFER FRED, SHUNGER GARY, nscx f l 'F A Any Resemblance of these pictures to any- one living or dead, is purely coincidental. f g QQDRAG 0NE'9 23,1 X54 .N V! l f .Z 1 1 I ES' Ahh--- Ai.n't it SOIII 10007 Fade Me Dad! ll rw l l J N J , 0 ,LL 3831996 i X Make yourself comfortable! Hot Rodsl I ? What'11 You Have? ANNUA STAFF THE SENIORS' PSALM The teacher is my shepherd and I am in dire wantg he preventeth me from sleeping in the assemblyg he leadeth me to distraction with his exam questions. He shaketh my resolution to get a high school diplomag he leadeth me to make a fool of myself before my classmates. Yea, thoughlburned the mid-nightoil until my father howleth, I fear much evil, for he is against me. The History, the English, and geometry frighteneth my wit: from me. He assigneth me extra work as a punishment in the presence of mine enemies, he annointeth my exam papers with blue pencil marks, and my zeros filleth a whole column. Surely, prepositions, themes, and exams will follow me all the days of my high school career, and I will dwell in the bughouse forever. Dave ----- Gary ------ Annice Reita ----- flboking up from Physiologyj---Just to think, every time I breathe someone diesl Didy'a ever try Listerine? Why didn't Marvin cry out when he sat on a homet? He felt it beneath him. ,KJ 15' FM K V DVERTISING I., ' ,' ,-' 2' -.f I n X A 1 1 Compliments and Best Wishes HADLEY 6 HINSHAW DITCHING CO. It's worth your while to put in tile Phone 12-48 MONROVIA. INDIANA IOE KNOP FORD SALES Cars - Trucks - Sales - Service 200 West Main Street Bill Wallace - Monrovia Representative PLAINFIELD. INDIANA Compliments oi COUPHDBUU of COLEMAN INSURANCE AND Moomsvum N REAL ESTATE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Phone 151 Phone 116 25 East Main St. - Mooresville Curing - Cutting - Freezing Martinsville Office: MOORBVILLE. INDIANA 201 First National Bank Bldg. MARTINSVILLE MOORBVILLE Compliments oi CITIZENS BANK A Friendly Bcmk in cz Friendly Community MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MONROVIA GENERAL STORE Where Your Neighbors Trade Be Sure With Pure Pm-elube Compliments of PHEIFER'S PURE OIL STATION AND BULK PLANT Tank Wagon Service Fuel Oils - Motor Oil Pure Pep 6. Premium Gasolines We Specialize in Tires and Batteries Business Phone 2-20 House Phone 3-20 MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of ff- - , l l Compliments of EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS CO. HOMEng:glFlTROPglTPPLY I dim'S Lwdiggorung Goods storey Firestone Tires and Batteries 209 W Washington Skeet MARTINSVILLE' INDIANA Phone MElrose 4-3446 INDIANAPOIJS. 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Tavern-Restaurcmt Supplies, Eq uipment Manufacturers and Suppliers of Booths, Counters and Bars. Steam Tables. DIY Beer Boxes. Garland Ranges, Bar Stools, Sinks. Chairs, Griddles, Urns. Glassware. Chinaware, Cafeteria Counters and Kitchen Equipment for Schools Terms Arranged Up to 18 Months Rentals for All Occasions 200 Wabash Ave. - Phone Lincoln 6059 TERRE I-IAUTE. INDIANA I' 56'Z HIW '7 ' f f I Compliments of SOUTHERN SPORTING GOODS 113 E. Kirkwood BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Compliments of R. S. SCHAUB 6. CO. Wholesale Potatoes - Onions Fmits and Vegetables 317 S. New Iersey Street INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA 1 E' We S Compliments of ' Your Home Should Phone 2141 Come First Open Evenings HAPPY VALLEY FURNITURE Appliances Where Quality is Higher Than Price W. E. Potts 256 Miles West of Plainfield Indiana on Road 40 I I I I I Compliments of I. I. NEWBERRY CO. Southwest Corner of the Square Air Conditioned MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA M0-on Compliments of LOIS 6. ELLEN BEAUTY SHOP Phone 197 128 N. Jefferson St. lllene Adams Rosemary Burpo Wyona Blankenship Night Appointments MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA .. .yt xxx fffff Compliments of I. C. PENNY CO. MAn'rmsvn.1.s, INDIANA Compliments of ' MAXWELL HARDWARE CO. The Store for Quality and Service MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA -1-0'f'0'0 5 'LF'-'ug i,:4f'm grfffi, '- ,V , -k Compliments of N KENWORTHY a. sou. mc. X General Hardware X Intemational Harvester Farm Machinery cmd Trucks Speed Queen Washers and Ironers - Philgas Stoves and Appliances I ACompleleStocko!Pm1s-TminedSom'viceMenim-RepairServioe N L MONROVIA. INDIANA PARAGON. X A A l k. Class of '55, Congratulations BLACK LUMBER CO. Phone 938 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA I-0201040801 0!9v0v Compliments of FAMILY FINANCE. INC. Signature. Household. or Auto Friendly. OneStop Service Phone 397 27 E. Main Street MOORESVILLE. 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INDANA 2082010 ff . f ' X X X N Compliments of Compliments of THE TIMES HOBSONGSONS sAv1nv111.L Phone 89 Custom cmd Dimensional Sawing Only CI YSGI in This AICC! Phone Moonnsvnm. nmxANA Momovm INDIANA 4080!-0f -0'-010104 Compliments of MARLEY 'S STATION Marathon Gas 6 Oil Tank Wagon Service Gravel Hauling Phone 2l9 MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of THE MANITORIUM CLEANERS Walter V. Eskew. Prop. Cleaning - Dyeing Guaranteed Moth Proofing Water Repellent and Storage Service Suits Made to Order Pick-up 6 Delivery - Wed 6 Sat. Office G Plant - 50 W. Washington Phone 94 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA J... Compliments of DAILY MOTOR COMPANY Dodge - Plymouth MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of LATTA FARM EQUIPMENT Your Al1isfChalmers and New Idea Dealer in Mooresville Phone 259 Brownie Latta - Phone 12-34, Monrovia Geo. Price - Phone 23lF20. Mooresville MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of HUBBARD MILL CARLISLE 6. 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Seniors CARL'S SERVICE STATION Gasoline - Fuel Oil - Lubricating Oils - Grease 143 East Main Street Phone 359 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Class of '55, Congratulations THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MARTINSVILLE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Compliments of HAYES DRUG STORE Prescription R! X Druggist 6 West Main Street Phone 88 MOORISVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MONROVIA GARAGE Arc and Acetylene Welding General Repairing Standard Oil Products Compliments of ADLER DEPARTMENT STORE MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of SCHNAITER LUMBER COMPANY All Kinds oi Building Materials MARTINSVIILE, INDIANA Compliments oi SMITHERMAN HATCHERIES Purina Feed Baby Chicks and Poultry Supplies MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of SPOT CASH STORE Dry Goods PLAINFIELD. INDANA Compliments of Compliments of WEST AUTO DR S- D- WH-E5 ASSOCIATE sronn Veterinarian Home Owned and Operated by: Harland B. Hadley Phone 172 15 East Main sf. Phone az MOORESVILLE. INDIANA 5 MOORESVH-LE' INDIANA S Compliments of TRES'l'ER'S SNACK BAR Drive In After the Ba1lga:me Good Food Curb Service U. S. 40 East of Plainfield, Indiana Compliments of HEY-BOB DRIVE IN PLAINFIELD. INDANA IOHNSON ORCHARDS Phillip C. Iohnson Howard V. Iohnson Apple and Peach Growers MOORI-BVILLE. INDIANA N N N N Compliments oi ART McKAMEY Expert Mechanic MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments Of CI.ARK'S BUTCHER SHOP Compliments of Custom Butchering WALT PIKE 6 TINY Delbefl H.Pr6r CFIBOII E. Clark MOD!OViG Gnd Pltlinfeld opnetors Indian Phone 231F12 R. R. 2 - Box 330 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA M00 40104040-'ofa f if 4 E5 3 if V, 4 3 af., LLM-.. L. ia, X Compliments of IESSUP 6. ROTHROCK lMPI.ElVIENT CO. Sales - Service Hardware and Supplies Phone 37 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MAPLEHURST FARMS Drink Milk and Use Other Dairy Products Compliments oi CHESTY FOODS. INC. Potato Chips Popcorn Ruifles Compliments of WILLIAMS BROS. T. V. SERVICE We Service Every Make Call 9-9691 All Work Guaranteed Service In Your Home Or In Our Shop We Can Rebuild Your Picture Tube At M the Price of A New Tube 2 Mi. East of Plainfield on U. S. 40 Compliments of HORTY'S BEAUTY SHOP MONROVIA, INDIANA Compliments of B 6 L REGAL STORE Quality Groceries and Meats Dry Goods and Notions Large Variety Footwear MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of DR. R. HARDY Chiropractor MONROVIA. INDIANA I Wish Success To All Graduates Compliments of WALLACE GROCERY Your Friendly One-Stop Store Groceries. Meats. General Merchandise Gas and Oil CROWN CENTER. INDIANA 'L-,gvqwet I- I I I I I I I Compliments of ATTENTION ALL GOOD LOOKING FEMALES George Worland - G. R. Pryor Dave Dean Hadley Are Now Available CDate by Appointment Only? Business Hours: 12 to 12 Compliments of E. A. 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