Monrovia High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Monrovia, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

.www mst W .1 hr x , yzm , , r, gf 1 i? ' ,pF E111 U G gl. I PUBLISHED BY 551210315 E ri 5 I 1 1 1 1 4 4 5 . A .V ,l,.?, . WW qi., 2 -. ,, Ka? , x i :qhff tfrzak. r lg! . in M I 3 - . ' W' DEDICATIO WE, THE SENIORS OF '56 WlSH TO DEDICATE THIS ISSUE OF 'THE BULLDOG TO OUR PARENTS Mr. 8: Mrs. James Anderson Mr. 8: Mrs. Willie Moles Mr. 8: Mrs. Wendell Cook Mr. 8: Mrs. Ira Moore Mr. 8: Mrs. Hugh Curtis Mr. 8:Mrs. C. J. Nelson Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Devore Mr. 8: Mrs. Maxwell Noel Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Elkins Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Phillips Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Fansler Mr. 6 Mrs. Omer Rldenour Mr. 8: Mrs. Cecil Gates Mr. 8: Mrs. John Rooze Mr. 8: Mrs. Glen Gentry Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Rushnon Mrs. Helen Green Mr. 8: Mrs. Vincent Schelm Mr. 8: Mrs. James Green Mr. 8: Mrs. James Sheets Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd Hobson Mrs. Mary Sheets Mr. 8: Mrs. Alonzo Jaggers Mr. 8: Mrs. William Shields Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Johnson Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Simpson Mr. 8: Mrs. Clyde Marley Mr. 8: Mrs. Manson Walker Mr. 8: Mrs. FrancisoMeeks Mr. 8: Mrs. W. H. White Mr. 8: Mrs. John Meyers Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Winton Mr. 8: Mrs. Lonnie Wooden with their guidance, endurance, patience, and love, we will surely reach the goal in our future . Editor -in -Chief. . . . .... Assistant Editor -in -Chief . . . . Business Manager . . . . . . Advertising Manager . . . Annual Sales Managers . Senior Editors . . . . ..., . Underc1assmen's Editors. Sports Editors .... Activities Editors .... Art Editor ..... . . Alumni Editor . . . . . . Photography Editors , . . , Layout Editor ..... Staff Advisor .. . ANNUAL STAFF Thomas Fansler . . . Pattie Rushton . . . Bill Wooden . . . Lilly Sheets . . . .. . .Barb Sheets Virginia Gentry . . .Max Johnson Kay Curtis . . . . Mary Ridenour Shirley Green Roger Gates . . . . Herb Schelm Jane Green Max Cook Norma Elkins . . . Barbara Green . . . . Bill Shields . . . .Jane Moore Ross Wa lker . . . .Patty Moles . . . .Miss Cook irminifltrntinn C 0 G gf K ,1 Zak 540152-MC , win. Wlwdlf - in . Q Sb f-X Ernest Brown has been principal at Monrovia High School for the past three years. Starting his teaching career in 1924, he has thirty- two years' experience. Mr. Brown began his schooling at Indiana Uni- versity, received an A, B. at Central Normal College, Danville, Indiana, and his M.S. at Butler University. MR. ROBERT POLLOC K History MR, E. I. WAGNER Agriculture MR. A. F. BECK Mathematics S MRS. ETHEL VANGILDER Home Economics MRS. CHRISTINE WARMOTH Commerce English MR. PAUL SHULER Social Studies MR. PAUL PARKER Physical Education Health MR, JOHN ORMANDY Music MISS AGNES COOK English MRS. MARY BAILEY Commerce Latin Ma. . . :wig X . im X X X N ix gk F ix A 2 I ,g vt 4 'Wi uw., .- Q, X 1 X Q ,, , Q- Eb xx 2? X 'HWY ,,,,,,. ,, , 9 -:s 'fan .vb lininrsz PATTY MOLES fSecretaryj Major: Commerce Band 1,2,3,4:Chorus1,2.3.4:C1355 Queen 4g Class Officer 4, Office 45 Amxual Staff 4. MA X JOHNSON fPresidentj Major: Math Band 1 , 2, 3 , 43 Band Officer 1 , 4g Band Play 1, 35 Music Contest 1, 2,3,4g Dance Band 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff 4, HERB SCHELM fTreasurerJ Major: Math B.H.S. lg Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 3,4g Class Play 3,4g Class Officer 2, 3,45 4-H 43 F.F.A. 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. SANDRA MARLEY Nice-Presidentj Major: Commerce Class Officer 1,4g Yell-Leader 2 Class Queen 3g Class Play 3,4 Office 4, 4-H 1, KAY CURTIS TOM FANSLH2 BARBARA GREEN Major Commerce Major: Math Major: Commerce Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Officer 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Cla Band Play 3g Music Contestl,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Band Play l,2g 4-H Play 3,43 Annual Staff 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 1,2,3,4g Student Manager 2,3,4g ClassPlay3,4: 4-I-Il,2g Class Officer F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Officer 45 F.F.A. lg Annual Staff 4. Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4, Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff4g Class Officer 1, Boys' State 3. LILLY SHEETS BILL SHIELDS PATRICIA RUSHTON Major: Commerce Major: Social Studies M1-1j01': C0rnmerce C.H.S. 1,2g Class Play 3,45 Class Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Band 1. 2. 3, 4g Band Officer 3, Officer 3g Office 4g Annual Staff 4. 4, F.F.A. lg Class Play 3,4g Class Ch0ruS1.2.3,4: Yell Leader 2: C1 Officer 2g Annual Staff 4. Play 3,42 Carnival Queen 2, 4-H Office 3,43 Annual staff 4. SYLVIA MEEKS WILLIAM WOODEN DARLENE ROOZE M3j0l': Commerce Major: Math Major: Commerce M.H.S. 1,2,3: Sunshine Society 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2,3,4g Chorus 2. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4g Class Officer 3g 4-H l,2,3,4g An- nual Staff 4, ALONZO IAGGERS SHIRLEY GREEN ROSS WALKER Major: Agriculture Major: Commerce Major: English Class Play 4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: F. Class Play4g Chorus 2gAnnual Staff Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3 4 F.A. Basketball l,2,3,4. 4. Class Play 4g F.F.A. 1,2 3 4 nual Staff 4. .IR , .XX,i. S N.. X UM, : '.-k.':5 s-1541 KVI , ' we fi C f K f J. f M 'K 'Siam r- A X ,ak br f.,f:,g1.., QQ - Q 1 5 N :f l Q, ,- , , ,. 25132112 gs-f - 1- ws , Q LAB L SL :ifw,,,.1.W i'f'5k? . . QQ 'Q new A 'iwxf Wx, W' -'-XX 'Q SN- X' ff , jgz., ' digg. Ns, f I , fy ' -'v2':., 4 , ea JG ' ' , Wg, wa' -+agff WW 43 15- ., 41' f M, A f, f'1w1.,:2, fm. ,fiifif , X 1 xv--,Xi x f 1 M 2 buf :gi-m,+, -X a f f z , . fx .M M. 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Finally, we moved 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 Darlenel fwuertleyj. The next year we again took the Queen Contest with Pattie Rushton as our candidate. We were the first class ever to reign over the carnival two years in a row! After a long wait, we Showed off ' our new class rings. Mr. West was chosen sponsor. During our Junior year, we had many activities. After electing Mr. Shuler as sponsor, we began our money- raising campaign by selling cokes at ballgames. We broke all records by selling 51,779 worth of magazines. Our Queen candidate, Sandra Marley, was runner-up at the Carnival last year. Our Junior-Senior Prom was held at The Lakeshore Country Club. We appeared in our stage debut by presenting Rest Assured. we have Finally attained thename of Seniors. Mr. Shuler and Mr. Brown are our sponsors, and Patty Moles was our Qieen Candidate. You're Only Young Once was the play we gave in October. We are anxiously looking forward to the Prom, Commenoernent, and our Senior trip. We wish to thank all the teachers and everyone else who has helped us graduate from dear old M. H. S. Pl T0 PIN-U Max- Sandra-Butch Woody Roger Torn Silver' Lilly Pat Darlene Wilma Norma Kay pattie Junior' Mary Bets Larry y Ross Marsha Herb Jane Rarba ra- Shirley 1 Sylvia Janie Bob P Max C. John Virginia E l0R CLASS PRUPHECY Little did I know, as I approached thelanding field at LaGuardia Airport in New York, for my around-the-world flight, that I was going to have the surprise of my life. After my luggage had been checked, I was stopped by a little old man, who offered to sell me a high powered telescope. He said that with this telescope, I could see any object, large or small, from the plane. I thought he was exaggerating, but as the price was very reasonable, I bought the telescope. As I handed the money to the little man, I heard the announcement that my plane was ready to leave. I boarded the plane and was shown to my seat bythe pretty stewardess. When the pla.ne left the ground, I thought I would try out my new telescope. I was amazed to learn that my telescope was so powerful that I could see anyone, anywhere. With this opportunity, I decided that I could see what my classmates of 56, who are scattered on all corners of the earth, are doing. now in 1976. Hardly had I started my viewing in New York City, when my telescope discovered a famous Power's Model, wearing avery expensive looking gown, slinking down the run-way. Taking a better look, I realized that it was Betsy Devore, now known as LaVonne Devore. After leaving New York City, the plane was soon going over the steel city of Pittsburgh. Getting a very good look at the steel mills, I saw my former classmate, Dale Phillips, sitting at his desk as president of the Phil- burgh Steel Corporation. The next city we flew over was Columbus, Ohio, site of the newest and largest branch of the Betty Crocker Industries. In one of the many kitchens I noticed Silver White, who was the new manager of this enterprise, baking one of her prize cakes. Her official samplers were none other than Francis Nelson and John Anderson. Since I had been away from my home state for several years, I was looking forward to crossing the Hoosier State. As we reached Indian- apolis, I recognized Pattie Rushton driving one of her jet propelled, lavender taxi cabs. She is the owner of several of these new cabs. She had a police escort since she was transporting the famous jeweler, Ross Walker, who was taking his diamond exhibit to the annual jewelers' conven- tion. Being so close to my old home town of Monrovia, I thought I would take a glance at my alma mater. I saw that Miss Cook was still stationed in Room 3, while Marsha Winton had taken over the Home Economic duties. My journey continued as we flew over Springfield, Illinois. Here I saw my old classmates, Kay Curtis,.who is now married and is secretary to her husband, who owns the Allen Fire Insurance Company. CDon't you trust him, Kay?J After crossing the Mississippi, St. Louis came into view. I immediately started to look for the zoo. Much to my surprise, training giraffes for the zoo, was my friend, Sylvia Meeks. At this time the stewardess began serving a very delicious lunch to all the passengers. Just as I was finishing my ice cream, I looked down to see that we were going over Kansas City. There in the lights of a sports arena,I saw a name I recognized. It said, Can Wild West Virginia Hold Her Title? I knew that it meant my former classmate, Virginia Gentry, who went into the wrestling ring about five years after graduation. Next, we were soaring over Denver, wherel noticed a beautiful mortuary located in the suburbs of the Colorado capital. As my telescope scanned the building, I saw my classmate and the owner, Larry Hobson, who was conducting a service. He received his experience in a certain class play, Ibelieve. After awaking from a short nap, I saw that we were cruising over the great salt flats of Utah, I immediately began looking for my friend, Lilly Sheets, wholknew arose to fame as a lady race driver. Luckily I found her, just as she was steering into the pits for a refueling by her mechanic, who, by some coincidence, was named Jack. Changing our course southward, Reno soon came into sight. Here I saw two of my former classmates, NormaElkins and EmmaSimpson. Emma was seeking advice from Norma, who is a marriage counselor, concerning a divorce from her fourth husband. After leaving Reno, we reached San Francisco in a very short time. In this city I made my first plane transfer. As I was changing planes, I ran into another of my classmates, Jane Greene. As we were discussing our careers, she told me that she was leaving with the American Women's Olympic Basketball Team on the next plane. Boarding my plane and saying good-bye to the U.S.A., we were headed for Hawaii. To my surprise, I found out that my stewardess was Mary Ridenour, whom I hadn't seen since graduation. Still reminising with Mary, we landed in Hawaii. lhad hardly stepped off my plane, when who should I see but Herb Schelrn. While lunching together, I was shocked to find that my friend was the island's most famous hula teacher. I was even' more surprised to learn that his star pupils were Jane Moore and Barb Sheets. After spending a few days with my friends, I continued my journey by going on to foreign lands. My first foreign city was Tokyo. As I viewed through my telescope, I was amazed to see an old friend, Shirley Green, who was working on the local paper as a foreign correspondent. The next city was Shanghai, China. Although I couldn't find her with my telescope, I knew that Sandra Marley was well-known in this city as asocial worker. Next came the enchanting city of Calcutta, India. My telescope must have been powerful, for there among a mob of natives, I spotted Darlene Rooze. She was popular, especially in this city, because of her missionary work. It wasn't long until my plane was flying over the mysterious country of Egypt. Near Cairo, where the famous Sphinx is located, I saw my former classmate, Tom Fansler, who held the title of Official Sphinx Duster. For a sideline, Tom was a snake-charmer. It wasn't long until my plane was zooming over the historic city of Rome, where I saw an old pal, Bill Wooden, who was a Consul to Rome from the United States. After an overnight visit in the Italian capital, I was headed for exciting Spainl Onedayduring myvisitinMadrid, l attended a bull fight. Much to my surprise, the matador was Senorita Pat Moles, another old friend of mine. At last I was going to gay Pareel Here I stayed for about a week, during this time I attended many night spots. At a little club called Pierre's Place, I ran into Barbara Green, known as Mysterious Madam Green. Barb said that she had been a singer in Paris ever since her dis- charge from the WACS. When crossing the English Channel, whom should I see but Wilma Meyers, who was attempting to swim the channel for the tenth time. It wasn't long until we reached London. However, my plane didn't stop here. While going over Buckingham Palace,l saw my old friend, Max Johnson, who was Palace Guard No. 18. Also working at the Palace, as a pageboy, was Roger Gates. After having a very nice European tour, Iwas headed over the broad Atlantic, With one more stop to make, I would be back on the continent of North America. This stop was on Iceland, where l wanted to see my friend, Bill Shields, who owns and runs a flower shop there on the island. CA flower shop in Iceland? That's alikely story., Saying good-bye to Bill and his wife, Patty, I started for home. My plane crossed the corner of Canada where I made good use of my telescope. Whilel was gazing around, I happened to see three former classmates, Max Cook, Alonzo .T aggers, and Robert Noel. These guys became hunters and traders of the great northern woods soon after school was out. They are known as the Modern Day Davy Crockets. As we were flying over the St, Lawrence River, I was leaning out ofthe plane window to get a good view, when my marvelous tele- scope fell out of my hands. Much to my distress, it fell right into the river. What a souvenir it would have made, but that telescope had certainly served a good purpose. At last the New York skyline came into view! What a trip I had takenl fGee-ish, who were the authors of that mess??J ...J 5' wx.-. w Q IAN 0 fall C , 'P 3 YSL . M A2 L3 4. Q ,Q 1 iv V Ngimgswfxss if X 1 A x 'wfzu L01-15' E l0Il CLAASS WILL We, the Seniors, of Monrovia High School, being of unsound mind, of weak heart, and being on the verge of departing for realms unknown, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. I, Sandra Marley, will my petite size to June Stewart. l, John Anderson, will my ability to goof off to Alan Hornaday. I, Dale Phillips, will my ability to get to school late to Carlton Worland. I, Pattie Rushton, will everything, but Dick, I, Lilly Sheets, will my ability to go with a Cook to Diane Schelrn. I, Wilma Meyers, will my ability to get to school on time to Katie Rushton. I, Ross Walker, will my ability to drive a car to Herbie Goad. I, Darlene Rooze, will not will anything, but l'll gladly sell my books to any Junior. I, Larry Hobson, will my ability to go with girls to Charlie Archer. I, Virginia Gentry, will my seat in shorthand class to anyone crazy enough to take it. I, Butch Shields, will my ability to be kicked out of ball games to Lanny Parker. I, Mary Ridenour, will my last name to Nancy Ferguson. I, Max Johnson, will my flat top to Mr. Ormandy. I, Kay Curtis, will my desk in the Senior room to Barbara Allen, if she can find it. l, Herb Schelrn, will my ability to keep my class ring to Don Steward. I, Shirley Green, will my ability to skip school to Nancy Kivett. I, Francis Nelson, will my ability to grow a black shaggy beard to Mike Blackwell. I, Betsy Devore, will my ability to get through school to Connie Decker. I, Marsha Winton, will my ability to get along with Ernie to my brother, Earl. I, Barbara Green, will my ability to write letters to Florida to Zoe Ann Crowe. I, Wee Willie Wooden, will my ability to play center on the basketball team to Donnie Walker. I, Thomas Fansler, will my ability to carry the bass horn to Glenn Blackwell. I, Silver White, will my perfect attendance record for the past eight years to Rosalie Green. I, Emma Simpson, will my stuck-up ways to Sheila Hannah and Judy Huebner, althoudz they don't need them. I, Sylvia Meeks, will my shorthand ability to Barbara Clements. I, Jane Green, will my ability to play basketball to Larry Allen. I, Barb Sheets, will my collection of freckles to Boots to add to his collection. I, Roger Gates, will my ability to work in the oftice to Kenny Vaughn. I, Jane Moore, will my ability to be Mr. Parker's helper to Lanny Parker, who may inherit his farher's brightness. I, Norma Elkins, will my long hair to Miss Cook. I, Patty Moles, will my ability to get along with Mr, Brown to Billy David Shields. We, Max Cook, Robert Noel, and Alonzo J aggers, fthe Monrovia convictsb, will our ability to go rabbit hunting on school time to Mr. Brown. We, the Seniors, will our quiet government classes and home room to the Juniors. We, the Seniors, will our good looks to the Sophomores. We, the Seniors, will our sophistication and intelligence to the F reshmen. it , Queen Paula S Looks Like Fun F P '54 X 0 l F i '55 M ,i f se..,.. King 85 Queen fi Newly Wed Tropps ' .1EL1 5i.liSQiL3ii.5zi iii. A' gl 'G :si N Just We Three iw' y u55 :f I iii 3, , f F' Contented R Lonely 3 Show Me The Way To Go Home Y F 0 1' A S 0 n NAME Greene Ma rley Cook Green Sheets Walker Curtis Johnson Noel Phi llips Hobson Iaggers Elkins Fansler Wooden Green Ga tes Schelrn Shields Rushton Rldenour Moles White Winton Meyers Simpson Meeks De vore Sheets Rooze Moore Nelson Anderson Gentry NICKN AME All Star Rocky Bea ut Bobby Lil Ishmo Casey Doug Bob Joseph Bud Junior Jean Tom Woodie Peaches Rodney Herbie Butch Pity Madre Pat Quick Silver Spud Pud I ughead Ick Speed Rudolph Rosie Yanie Stretch Andy Ginnie PET SAYING Oh , Heck! That's all right, Mama Beat's Me, Dig That! Fizzle! ?? Ain't Got Any. Well I'll Be. Gee-ish! I Don't Know. Couldn't Tell Ya' Uh! I'll Bet. Oh, George! Crazy, I'd Reckon! Aw, Come Off It. Nuts Well I E111 ---- Well, I'll Be Dipped. Oh! Oh! Dumb It All! Oh, Heavens! Oh, Brother! For Crying Out Loud! Gosh, Do You Think So? You Ick. My Gosh! I'll be Diddly Dad Burned. Aw, Drop Dead. Gee -ish. Bless You. Get a Forrd! Don't Publish It Shucks, I Don't Know WHERE FOUND Basketball Games Everywhere Hazelwood Spencer Mercury Hall Home Around Paragon Plainsfield Everywhere Monrovia Home Who Knows? GYm At the Restaurant In the Ford In the Pickup Peck's In the Buick Home Home Grocery Store Home Home Home Everywhere Furnace Room With Jim Mooresville Rookers Anywhere Old Studie Pink Ford WHO WITH Nobody Bud Girls Roy Jack G1Ol'13s' Iirn Ahyone Connie Anyone Nobody Special Nobody N0 One Woodie Tom Lots of people The Boys ??????? Patty Dick No One D uane Sa lesmen No One No One No One No One Jane G. James Barb Kent Nobody Special Byers and Hornaday Don FAVORITE PASTIME Basketball Skipping School Skating Drive-In Skating Feeding his Eel Music Acting Crazy Shows Runnin' Around Doin' Anthing 1 Driving Around ll Billy Music Ball Games Basketball I'm With Sandra Feedin' Coke Machine Playing Ball Gettin' Mud for His Turtle Basketball Games Ball Games Talking Working Taking Care Of Animals Writing Letters Ea ting Listening to Radio Making Trouble Jimmy Playing Cards Kent Robert Running Around Driving Around Going Shopping .,. 4 his - 'x 3 1. ,ew t-1 ,fl sz, R v. 'E I , Y' ings., -div 41. ' . Ht... 4 s 9 o 3 4 T11:r1ii155m1:u O fa Q r pt JUNl0R MISS COOK MRS. BAIQLEY SDOHSOI Sponsor W m Q S 2 fd? ef' B rlry yy e 4' S .. 3 rv X ii if News 1 Carolyn Sidney Patty Don Diane Chambers Sabastian Peck Steward Schelm 'Qu Roberta Conrad Judy Carlton Drucilla Rushton Fra vel Martin Worland Gentry 41 Marlene Mike Barbara Charles Melvina Neal Blackwell Allen Archer Huff Carolyn Billy Clydie Don Karen Brownen Shields Ridenour Byers Phillips Bob Roslie Kenny Shirley Alan Tully Green Vaughn Lawhorn Hornaday .Susan Tommy Janice Robert Barbara Bright Rector Archer Ca mpbell Clements David Sue Carrie Annie Lynn Allman Brewer Cole Meyers Esuidge Sharon Bess ie Gre tcheu Busbee Eisenmenger Ewoldt CLASS MOTTO Venig vidig vinci. fWe cameg we saw: we conqueredj ' CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Black 85 White White Rose 0PHOMORE i MR. PARKER Katie Sponsor Rushton Rosanell Jimmy Nancy Bob Zoe Ann Raikes Kenworthy Ferguson Marley Crowe Sue Joe Huetta Ra lph Wanda Walker Parrish Ooley Arwgll Belcher Connie Johh Linda Harold Nancy Decker Martin Hurt Fansler Kivett Madonna Bill Linda George Andrea Stiles Curtis Martin Hughett Moke Mary Robert Judy Larry Doris B1'0wI1 Bright Bergman Busbee Geilker Gary Susie Don Vickie Thomas Loos Morrow Green Parks Nelson June Oscar Margaret Lloyd Rosie Stewart Haggard Pickett Murray Pruitt Charles Lloyd Phyllis John Larry Paul Shane Yeadon Edwards wade CLASS OFFICERS Kattie Rushton, President: Pa Beauchamp , V i c e -Presiden' Huetta Ooley, Secretaryg Wand Belcher, Treasurer. L FRE HMB Mr . Eddie Wagner Phillips Judy Larry Gloria Gary Libby Arwe 11 Allen Poynter Ed wards Atwell Rickie Judy Bobby C2101 Jerry Eisennenger Ratts Bums Galloway Martin Beverly Buddy Joyce ' Herbie Donna Phillips Meeks McCracken Goad Stucki Donald Mary Ronald Frank De Wayne Ambrose Clayton wade Stac khouse Hobson Wally Eugene Julius Jackie Cecilia Moore Meyers Tucker Dale Bright Sa ndra Anita John Mary Earl Parks Decker C le ments Elkins Winton Marilyn David Mike Kay Ed Byrum Sims Moore Dillon Parrott Linda John J e ffie Larry Judy Warmoth League Gentry Shields Noel Ronnie Rachel Richard Carolyn George P1..-l, fnnb fir-aharn farnnhnll Karen Sebastian Larry Mary John Shirley Finchum Page Houk Brownen Larry Burnett Pat Wayne Carol Marvin Smith Curtis Ligon Allen FRE HMA CLASS 0FFlCER 8HlGRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: D. Bayt, G. Blackwell, L. Terrell, J. Hendricks, W. Russell, J. Harless, M. Johnson, D. Walker, T, Shields, D. Sims. ROW TWO: C. Brady, J. Brownen, J. Yeadon, C. Moffitt, R. Byers, J. Alexander, S. J aggers, M, League, D. DeHaven, D. Johnson, R. Busbee. .T . Meeks. ROW THREE: S. Norman, M.Marti.n,Y. Palmer,S.Hannah, W. Goodyear, K. Burgman, D. Day. J. Huebner, M. Wuertly, P. Campbell, P. Fansler, B. Trusty,L. Trusty,H, Kivett, D. Parrott, Sponcer, Beck. ROW FOUR: K. Morgan, F. Schelm, W. Vickers, M. Decker, P. Goskie, H. Curry, R. Cox, J. Kirby, D. Rugenstein, R. Carter, P. Silcox, F. Galloway, L. Parker, R. Fravel, T. Green, R. Scott, HIGRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: L. GentrY. J. Yeadon, C. Allison, B. Hurt, J. Bridgewater, J. Sebastian, W. Palmer, J. Goodyear, B. McPhail, J. Burnett. ROW TWO: K. McPhail, B. Atherton, G.Bright, A.Black- well, M. VanGilder, J. Brady, A, Satterly, I. LaSalle, L. Harless, R. Weaver, J. Sebastian, T. Hardy, S. Moore. ROW THREE: T. Pointer, S. Wheeler, L. Gilman, C. Heith, P. Green, C. Hepworth, P. Finchum, J , Edwards, M. Greene, V. Rogers, D. Beauchamp,C. Edwards, G. Ligon, P. Harper, S. Holcomb, J. Hawk, D. Ridenour, T. Allman. ROW FOUR: J. Shane, J. Hurt, S. Lewis, R. Bailey, L. Dunham, M. Plunkett, B. Pickett, G. Allen, C. Johnson, L. Parker, C. Rornine, R. Bailey, J. Johnson, J. Silcox, P. Harris, B. Devore, M. Wallen. Sponsor, Mr. Ormandy. 5th and 6th GRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Sullivan, E. Peck, J. Schmaltz, D. Rector, D. Noel, J. Scott, L. Burns ROW TWO: R. Romer, B. Morgan, S. Whitlock, V. Page, D. Rector, B. McClellan, L. Campbell, C. Johnson N. Humphrey, D. Phillips, C. Norton, N. Bain, D. Boardman. ROW THREE: D. Hunt, J. Cooney, K. Allen F. Moffett, P. Busbee, V. Elkins, D. Dillon, R. Kenworthy, D. Brown, S. Parks, L. Scotter, G. Greeson, .T Harper. ROW FOUR: D. Byers, B. Martin, S. Corcoran, S. Lee, S. Tiffany, P. Bain, P. Day, D. Warmoth B. Sutton, S. Mayo, T. Morgan, N. Finchum, D. Hinshaw, D. Cummings, Teacher, Mr. Finchum. 4th and 5th GRADE . ROW ONE, Left to Right: R. Burton, J. Paul, H. Harrison, M. Brady, D. Allen, M. Patrick, R. Vollrath, J. Elkins. ROW TWO: L. VanDyke, M. Cooper, S. Bray, V. McCloud, L. Brown, C. Dale, L. Alexander,G Western, S. Allman, K. Parks, S. Barker. L. Walker, A. Hurt. ROW THREE: J. Humphrey, M. Devore, S VanDyke, C. Tully, M, Aden, J. Byrnes, G. Palmer, B. Hammer, C. Riggs, R. Tiffany. .T. Ballard, J. Mayo ROW FOUR: J. Allen, M. Oldham, D. Marley, M. Rornine, M. Hendricks, D. Rugenstein, J. Bruner, P Galloway, H, Hadley, G. Judson, C. Blackwell, L, Vickers. Teacher, Mrs. Jett. 3rd GRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. Hardy, L. Bruner, J. Johnson, G. Hendricks, J . Paul, M. McCloud, C. Wheeler, S. Huff, L. Burton, P. Parks. ROW TWO: Mrs. Balay, J. Busbee, L. Stephenson, R.Humphrey, J. Curry, C, Waters, M. Ridenour, K, Clemmons, M. Moore. ROW THREE: J. Wallace, S. Eberhardt,N. Hinshaw, P. Livingston, J. Pheifer, V, McCracken, M, Jacobs, R. Archer, B. Allman. 3rd GRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: S. Scott, P. Loos, K. Boardman. J. Belcher, D. Phelps, J . Wheeler, A. Hum- phreys, D. Srnith. ROW TWO: Mrs. Crowe, J . White, B. Lumpkin, S. Cummins, R. Beck, S. Hinson, H Busbee, J. Stackhouse, C. Dale. ROW THREE: S. Finchum, N. Walker, A. Rugenstein, L. Morgan. J. Norton B. Holcomb, C. Campbell, C. Parks, G. Vane. 2ndGRADE ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. McCe11an, L. Gammon. J. Hendricks, M. Shields, M. Jamerson, H. Van Buskirk, J. Baker, W. Johnson, B. Hill, J. Romine, M. Rorex. ROW TWO: S. Vickers, D. J ones,D. Bray S. Tiffany, W. VanDyke, G. Phillips, B. Rectar, N. Western, S. Dillon, T. Johnson, H. DuVall. ROW THREE J. Miller, M. DeFur, B. England, M. Brown, L. Hammer, S. Oldham, D. Ridenour, J. Bright, J. Harrison Mrs. Stillings. I tGRADE Q. - - C ROW ONE, Left to Right: R. Gammon, C. Gray. J. Rorex, J. Parks, C. Jones, B. Humphrey, L. Shields, E. Morgan, D. Olleman, L. Ferguson, R. Johnson, L. Smock, D. VanBuskirk, D. Russell, ROW TWO: R. Vane, J. Mc Cloud,J. Martin, V. Adams, R. Duvall, D. Eubanks, B. Bray, M. Rusher, L. Busbee, K. Finchum K. Cooper, C. Ballard, V. Rose. ROW THREE: C. Western, R. Rushton, D. Curtis, L. Pippin, M. Mayo, P Brady, C. Lumpkin, R. Page, L. Anderson, T. Holcomb. L. Lee, T. Shields, Mrs. Shields. D 9 . 0 fo A Q , O e 6 digg? Trtifff VARSITY FRONT ROW: Mike Blackwell, Sidney Sebastian, C1ydieR.idenour, Herb Schelm, Ross Walker. BACK ROW: Tom Fransler, ManagergButch Shields, Bill Wooden, Coach Parker, Billy Shields, Kenny Vaughn, Bob Tully, Manager. RESERVE TEAM FRONT ROW: Joe Parrish, Larry Allen, Gary Edwards, Larry Finchum, John Houk, Eddie Phillips, Bob Tully, Manager. BACK ROW: Coach Parker, Donnie Ambrose, Mike Moore, Tom Rector, Ed Parrott, Joe Shields, Carlton Worland, Torn Fansler, Manager. xr if 55? ' 'Q wk' J!!- '55 if Q nf' ' Q f W' www 'W El. ? 4 f N , ...L 455 ii' 59 zz X Q ,W INST' Q X PAUL PARKER Coach BUTCH SHIELDS BILL WOODEN 6' 2 1f2 170 lbs. 6' 4 183 lbs. Forward - Senior Center - Senior ROSS WALKER 5'6 140 lbs. Guard - Senior TOM FANSLER Student Manager HERB SCHELM 5' 10 148 lbs. Guard - Senior BILLY DAVID SHIELDS 6' 3 1!2 150 lbs. Center - Junior SIDNEY SEBASTIAN KENNY VAUGHN 5' 11 150 lbs. 5' 11 1651138- Forward - Junior F01-ward - Junior CLYDIE RIDENOUR 5' 8 145 lbs. Guard - Junior BOB TULLY Student Manager MIKE BLACKWELL 5' 8 145 lbs. Guard - Junior November November November November November November December December December December January January January January January February February February February VARSITY B ASKETBALL Morgantown Eminence Avon Trafalgar Smithville Stinesville Mooresville Helmsburg Stilesville SCHEDULE New Winchester Center Grove Helmsburg Paragon Tri-County Tournament Paragon Ellettsville Unionville C 1a yton Whitela nd Belle Union Eminence They 52 56 56 62 69 47 43 55 59 45 68 59 69 41 66 56 62 60 48 58 Pep - Session ii Q S Q. 'sg iii. S211 Skit Q -mx ,x NN ix KQXWM Q X MNT ASX Nix X fy X X xx x kwszk XX N A '72 fi N wg NMR X x x X ww w ww xS M xx W Keg Q X x Q M531 SQ X ig' Q X xx X pg? ex A e9iili45:xf?iT R V31 if xiii? 9,3 wa 0 ,, M , Q: fi ly? .ffl ' Sf? J-...Am W 5 , 2. 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A if Q11 , 1 J ah' Fly Llm.. yfiix as Q Q X 1 1 in A ,M, Aw 1559 :ZW was .Q wwf mu.. if N nf 'F if 11 f' 'ii EQ f ' sg 3 N JUNIOR SEXTETTE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS nnncuxx A 'M CUY'l l1 T 'l F-' SSP .Q i- .Q X ig f 1 295131. X K N I S . fm- K ESR?- ,L A, L - . SHN-'E' t 5 3s,FQ1G 1' W H 5 T - X X SHOWING APPRECIA 5 A ' sv NL 2? 'F .N 2' N EMBERS Vf fx? , BUSY BEES IUNIOR LEADERS HALL BLUEBIRDS 4 Af 14, .sv THE M0 RUVIA SU SHINE SOCIETY Q Sunshine Society has as its purpose cheery helpfulness and kindness to all, and aid to those who need it most, Our beautifully written Sunshine Creed expresses our purpose more than so many words: With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for allg I shall make the object of my life helpfulness and kindness to others ...... to give intelligent service in making my commtmity a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus, will my own life become rich and complete. As a new chapter of Sunshine, we can look on the year '55-'56 with a satisfaction that comes from feeling and knowing we've made light, Sunshine Light, in the lives of our needy. Now, we can face the future with a more firm understanding of the people about usg and visualize our symbol on the horizon, The Rising Sun. MOTTO:. Others COLORS: Yellow and White SONG: My Sunshine Gir1 K N in af X. .y W +1 if ,K QE? fx , WWW aw. if R kX,, ' fzmw . M, EQ '35 . -- Busy '99 I 4 i Time Out Idle! ! C O U N T Y ix is 7 ,. Ice Cream Time Ready For Dinner Dish Washers H Workers iivfaQf'i3?!3Q RiR Cashier llLaZyH wiv Ag N 1 M L vm 9. M Q ,, ,, 9 . f .,.. Q, S, , ,, A? W. Sf :Si 19, , ., X' . . K fiijl Q , i. ,. m f 13 ' H . . M .. iz .i iii - ' AW. LWQXL 2,355 A K, . . . ..,,. age ' X 45 K-5s f3Y.-.:-'ETgi.awEr'l.w?'u1 T SSW-1.1si..-S2.wf.sesgsg1'... Q f4,,.J-Xf...,,.fQy.,, -W S W muff U51 52. WR... -1Qfs:s1?5'ila2:x135TsaxS- xv, , . .,.,,,,,,,5iS:5-is .f,. 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' Here Bootsie I-Fishy Story 4 Q .QU - -Q- O 7 , life' li Look Gut Sidney Q :Z Swing It 1 a 3 1 rn' vs ' v N x '9' xx wh Sie? li -4 1 ' Do A4 TEAM N' xbsex 5 Q The Miners .gif-4 ,.,-,...--- Coach Money Problems I3 Z! Y'-S' ' FI . Z f- far CJ g QQ? D..u......,. D,.n..+, S Superman True viva XA A Y E .15 Q10 T '- . 3 .S 4 ns. X C96 S 'ax ff N .Wx ess -- 6 QNX S FS' 'Q' ' :xv nf io ,N I XQSweethearts ff' 'NX i 4' 5 is I 0 N ew Z S N I ' - g I N. .f 4 Y BX 1 'I x -- x 4 'X 2 A fe, X I .4 N Qzey I ,W S fb Singing In The Bathtub Wedding Bells . ,VJJ I Only One Sundae ? Heap Big Fire xN ll! Chorus I ' i L A Girls Housewjk' J e Look At Bill! - KN ' Dry? Angel? - Air Pilot-Darlene WhO0PS! Q fx Studious fl Q U A W J . A films XV . 1 Proposing C ' A .A Q Sleeping Beauty Judge , ., . .309 T' r 3, M f ff 1 9 X X 523 rn Finally! n ' , I Qin 5 Q T 4 l 404 Four Lads x! n . ' vo ouch! I K f X I I MP ' Q First Prizefz X XB' 04 f 5 of i if Cookie , I I o ff M X Q' , X x f 'Q A f i ff' , gg , J X . Y 3 1 x ! 1 :Swing High, Pat Smile Pretty RE'FASSURED JU l0R CLASS Mr. Morlock ls Rich. Luigi Is Poor. Luigi's Son Loves Mr. Mor1ock's Daughter. Mr. Morlock And Luigi Start A Feud. Luigi Dies! Luigi Comes Back To Haunt Mr. Morlockl wedding Bells! I K3 , W G Q Q 3 N 31,1 x 1 ' V9 1 Q gf V' , f im If . . 'A if 4' M 5 we -Aw: Qi , Q, xr? - fi r Q , fWgQgr'f .. ' K A I N ' K 5, 5, Q' f K .fix iz 1' .. AWN i nf , M My Y , -- 'in iff' f ,ga V. , ggi Xi A A X H -1 + nf n , :Q fig., - k X1 f, W 5 .K f X ,, h il ms A Vw ,1-Q-ki fr k fum? X N X X sell. N: S ALUM lof the PA CLASS OF 1950 Winona fStilesl Spoon, Brooklyn, Ind., Housewife. David Watson, Mooresville, Ind.. Farmer. Irene fBowmerJ Moore, Mooresville, Ind., Housewife, Jerry Williamson, Martinsville, Ind., A1lison's. Leon Marley, Monrovia, Ind., Bixby's. James Jackson, Mooresville, Ind., A11ison's. Doris fHowardJ Price, Avon, Ind., Housewife. Donna fSpecky Herzog, Mooresville, Ind.. Housewife. Phyllis fshieldsj Gray, Little Rock, Ark., Housewife. Don a ld H a m me r, Mooresville, ind., International Starch. Fred Elkins, Monrovia, Ind., J. D. Adams. Barbara fCunninghamJ McElwain, New Whiteland, Ind., Housewife. Norman Brown, Clayton, Ind.. Farmer. James Blunk, Monrovia, Ind., Allison's. Dorothy fDisneyJ Pratt, Muncie, Ind., Housewife. Donald Rogers, Indianapolis, Ind., Brian Heating. Joseph Taylor, Plainfield, Ind., J ohnson's Chevrolet. George Hunt, Monrovia, Ind., Allison's. Patricia Allison, Martinsville, Ind.,TelephoneOpera- tor. Robert Robbins, Monrovia, Ind., Farmer. Ina Marie CMC Kinneyj Wilcox, Bellville, Ind., House- wife. CLASS OF 1951 George Briant, Monrovia, Ind., Well Driller. Richard Burdsal, Germany, Air Force. Fred Dillon, Monrovia, Ind., Farmer. Robert Dillon, New Winchester, Ind., .T . D. Adams. Richard Robinson, Brooklyn, Ind., Block's Dept. Store. Janet qseotn McKee, Half Ind., Housewife, Elizabeth Sherburne, Terre Haute, Ind., Nurse. Ethel Spurlock, Clayton, Ind., Diamond Chain. Kenneth Steelman, Monrovia, Ind., Truck Driver. Jerry White, Monrovia, Ind., Stock Yards. Peggy Williams, Hall, Ind., American Statelnsurance. Barbara Wuertly, Indianapolis, Ind., RCA. Laurel Cunningham, Army. Nelson Stader, Cloverdale, Ind.. Farmer. Donald Baker, Mooresville, Ind., Farmer. Marilyn fOrmandyJ Brown, Clayton, Ind.. Housewife. CLASS OF 1952 Ralph Starns, Norfolk, Va., Navy. Martha Shields, Bloomington, Ind., Indiana University. Robert Frazier, Indianapolis, Ind., Kroger Bakers. Chester Meyers, Hall, Ind., Stockyard Feed Mill. N ancy 1Sherburnej Lineback, Bloomington, Ind., Housewife. J ack Bray, Monrovia, Ind., Stockyards. James Houk, Monrovia, Ind., U.S. Royal. Lois fMarleyl Olleman, Mooresville, Ind., Housewife. 'I' FIVE YEAR Ruth QHadleyJ Cox, Mooresville, Ind., Housewife. Patty Uaggersj Patrum, Knob Noster, Mo., Housewife. Mavis Meyers, Hall, Ind., State House. Hershel Hurt, Hazelwood, Ind., Farmer. Danny Kirk, Monrovia, Ind., Kenworthy 8: Son. Barbara Allison, Martinsville, Ind., Telephone Operator. Dorothy fDayJ Speck, Monrovia, Ind., Housewife. Henry Wiley, Texas, Air Force. Wilma fRushtonJ Skinner, Mooresville, Ind.,House- wife. Joan Swope, Indianapolis, Ind., State House. Nida qPeckJ Bain, Mooresville, Ind., Housewife. Robert Allman, Mooresville, Ind., Public Servioe. Mary fPatrickJ Lydick, Amo, Ind., Housewife. Betty fFinchumj Norris, Monrovia, Ind., Housewife. CLASS OF 1953 Leon Parrish, Mooresville, Ind., Farm Bureau. Dale Allen, Monrovia, Ind., Truck Driver. Mary Lou Pruitt, Indianapolis, Ind., State House. Mary Jane Finchum, Monrovia, Ind., Blue Shield Insurance. Tom Fisher, Monrovia, Ind., Stock Yards. B a r ba r a Shield s, Monrovia, Ind., Blue Cross Insurance. Clark Gentry, Monrovia, Ind., Lake Central Airlines. Janet fWalkerJ Marine, Long Beach, Calif., Housewife. Eugene Hammer, Korea, Army. Joan fBe1cherJ Fisher, Monrovia, Ind., Housewife. Richard Welty, Germany, Army. Nita QAtwe1lj Raikes, Mooresville, Ind., Housewife. Bobby Raikes, Mooresville, Ind., Blue8t White Service. Mavis fHarrisonJ Cunningham, Mooresville, Ind., Housewife, g Fred Hadley, Largo, Fla., Amaco Service Station Julian Martin, Monrovia, Ind., Naval Orderance. Don Green, Clayton, Ind., Farmer. Ronnie Stiles, Mooresville, Ind., Kroger Bakery Margaret QPecky Houston, Beech Grove, Ind., House- wife. Edward Strycker, Indianapolis, Ind., Indiana Central Philip Van Den Bosch, Lafayette, Ind.. Purdue CLASS OF 1954 Virginia Allman, Mooresville, Ind., Lumberman's Insurance. James Allen, Monrovia, Ind., Farmer. Kenneth Archer, Fort Lewis, Wash., Army. Marshall Blunk, Germany, Army. Shirley Lou Bower, Martinsville, Ind., Capital Financt Co. Robert Cordell, Hall, Ind., Stockyards. Colleen QDayJ Baker, Bloomington, Ind., Housewife. ALUMNI of the Jessie Gentry, Monrovia, Ind., Black 8: Decker. J immy Hurt, Hazelwood, Ind., Farmer. Don Mike Hazelett, Lafayette, Ind., Purdue. Patty Hunt, Indianapolis, Ind., Vonneguts. Phyllis J aggers, Monrovia, Ind., Wabash Life ln- surance. Merlin Kirk, Terre Haute, Ind., Air National Guard. Bob Miller, Monrovia, Ind., Farmer. Sue Nell QHarrisonJ Morrison, Waverly, Ind., House- wife. Nancy fPhil1ipsJ Gray, Kokomo, Ind., Housewife. Wayne Poynter, Hall, Ind., Gasoline Equipment. Eugene Scott, Cartersburg, Ind., Stockyards. Barbara Scott, Mooresville, Ind., Vom1egut's. Callie May Simpson, Martinsville, Ind., Recording 8t Statistics. J oida fTucker7 Russell, Martinsville, Ind., House- wife. Bill Wiley, Texas, Air Force. PA T FIVE CLASS OF 1955 Richard Allen, Lafayette, Ind., Purdue. Jean fBelcherJ Bray, Monrovia, Ind., Housewife. Jack Cook, Clayton, lnd., Farmer. Donald Crews, Monrovia, lnd., J. D. Adams. Fred Graham, Lafayette, Ind.. Purdue. Max Greene, Monrovia, Ind., Plumber. Dave Hadley, San Diego, Calif., Marines. A n ni c e fHobsonJ Lambert, Mooresville, Ind., House- wife. Ray Houk, Monrovia, Ind., U. S. Royal. Reita fLongj Bias, Bell Union, Ind., Housewife. Kenneth Nelson, Monrovia, Ind., State Employee. Helen Peck, Monrovia, Ind., A1lison's. Judy Pheifer, Bloomington, Ind., Indiana University, Austin Prather, Indianapolis, Ind., Western Electric. Gary Pryor, Travares, Fla., Standard Station. Marvin Scott, Mooresville, Ind., Krogers. Paula Springer, Monrovia, Ind., Gross Income. Tom White, Monrovia, Ind., Link Belt. George Worland, San Diego, Calif. , Marines. Q w 3 ,Mg ,Q H m MN.,,,,.,... I M.,- kj A H 0UR SCH00l. GALE DAR 1955-1956 August 31, 1955 There's no use turning that calendar back another month. It's here and we will just have to face it, Besides, in only a few more months we will be out of school for good. Sounds good, doesn't it SENIORS? Well, here we go dragging you through our final year of school, We Hope! The school year was off to a good start when the softball team made two good showings and was runner-up in the Tri-County Tournament. The F. F. A. boys had a District 8Meet.ing at Plainfield and also a State Vegetable Judging Contest at Purdue. The Seniors also had a big day this month. Their pictures were taken at Porter's in Indianapolis. Let's see what went on during the month of October. There was A band C0n08rt Under the direction of Mr. Ormandy, and the Seniors entertained a large crowd of people on the 20th and 21st with their Senior Play You're Only Young Once. The 25th was the Halloween Carnival, having as candidates for queen, Carol Galloway fFreshmanJ, Wanda Belcher fSophomorej, Carolyn Cham- bers CJuniorJ, and Patty Moles fSeniorJ. Carol Galloway was elected. The farmers had another F. F. A. District Meeting at Hope, Indiana. Basketball got into full swing this month when the team played Morgantown, Eminence, Avon, Trafalgar, Smithville, and Stinesville. That's about it for the month of November. The following month the coach treated the boys to a fried chicken dinner at the Old Trail lnrl. A Christmas Operetta was presented by the first six grades. December was filled with joy and defeat as the ball team beat New Winchester and Helmsburg, and lost to Mooresville and Stilesville. The Christmas program and a two weeks Christmas vacation will help us to remember this De- cember of '55. January was truly a month filled with many events, We drew Paragon in the Tri-County Tournament, and after defeating them, lost to Ellettsville, who went on to win the tourney. The ball boys were taken to see the Indianapolis-Grand Rapids hockey game in Indianapolis. The Monrovia 4-H J r. Leaders were hosts to the J r. Leaders from throughout the county this month. A euchre party was sponsored by the Band Parents Club, and the F. F. A. basketball team also played two games with Gosport. This month ended basketball season, with four games and the Sectionals. The annual Father and Son Banquet, sponsored by the Junior Class, was held in February also. The first annual Spring Music Program was presented this month. Two banquets were also held, the Mother and Daughter Banquet, sponsored by the Senior Class, and the Basketball and Band Supper. So ended March. April found everyone anxious for the coming of summer vacation and the winding up of all school activities. The State F. F. A. Convention at Purdue, the F. F. A. Parent and Son Banquet, the Tri-County Music Festival, the Juniors' class play, the memorable J unior-Senior Reception, and the Baccalaureate Program were some of the final activities of the 1955-1956 school year. On May lst was the Commencement Program, the last of school for the Seniors of '56, SCHOOL'S OUT! May 4, 1956. The Senior trip is scheduled to begin on May 5, taking them by rail to Cincinnati, Ohio, and from there to Charlottesville, Virginia. There they will board a bus and travel across the Sky Line Drive to Washington, D. C. 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INDIANA Compliments of CENTER-BROOK DRIVE-IN 'HEATER Mr. and Mrs. Preston Stoner Conrortulzrtions Class of '56 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MARTINSVILLE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System ii 1. Compliments of WHITE'S RESTAURANT MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of PRICE BROS. FURNITURE Quality Merchandise at Lower Prices 1021 E. Main St. Phone S-2181 PI-AINFIELD. INDIANA Compliments of MARTINSVILLE DEMOCRAT Only 32.00 a Year Commercial Printing of All Kinds Also A11 Makes of Portable Typewriters Smith-Corona, Remington. Underwood. And the New Color Royals MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Q-1r v Compliments of Compliments of DELLEN BUICK COMPANY PHILLIPS MOTOR SALES . . Sales and Service DeSoto - Plymouth New Cars and Better Buy Used Cars Phone 8371 1001 E. Main Red Dellen, Mgr. Groucho Marx Used Car Bargains 211 W. Main St. Phone 2521 PLAIN FIELD. INDIANA PLAINFIELD. INDIANA Compliments of SPOT CASH STORE Dry Goods PLAINFIELD. INDIANA Compliments oi MOM 6. 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Main Street Phone 359 MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of THE TIMES Compliments of Only 32.00 cr Year in This Area B' F' TONES Phone 89 DEPARTMENT sronf: MOORESVILLEI INDIANA MOORESVILLE, INDIANA K r I 15 M' I' .,: .-J' ' - 1 5 141. mi' 5 ' . , ' 11 Compliments oi WALT PIKE MONROVIA, INDIANA Compliments of ADLER'S MARTINSVILLE - MOORESVILLE Morgan County's Value Center Home of these cmd mcmy other famous brcmds at popular prices: Fruit oi the Loom, Dixie Lou, Sheermode. Ioan Curtis, Plcrtex, Bestionn, Plapet Quadrigs Cloth, Stonecutter, Adam, Campus, Arrow, Pioneer, Connie. Paris Fashion, Hug-Tite, Red Goose, Yannigcms, Iohn C. Roberts. Kingsway, Iohnsonicxn, Wolverine, cmd Holly Welt. Compliments of IOHN SEXTON 6. CO. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Dutch Maid Dairy Products Compliments of COLLIERS BROTHERS CREAMERY Since 1916 Phone 485 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of THE FAT BOY H .,,.k ,H ,???:'15:..-'s,ufL 1, V V .I Compliments ot Indiana's Leading Sporting Goods Store EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 209 W. Washington Street ME. 4-3446 INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA Compliments of ELLIOTT BROS. MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of DYER' D-X SERVICE D-X Gas 6: Oil - Firestone Tires Comer of Indiana G High St. Phone 113 MOORESVII.LE, INDIANA Compliments of TRESTER'S SNACK BAR Drive In After the Ballgame Good Food Curb Service U. S. 40 East of Plainfield, Indiana Compliments ot MARI.EY'S STATION Marathon Gas and Oil Tank Wagon Service Gravel Hauling Phone 212 MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of BRAY'S HARDWARE Monnovm. INDIANA Compliments of BROWN REALTY Phone 255 G. R. Brown, Broker MONROVIA. INDIANA Complimenis of MONROVIA GENERAL STORE Where your neighbors trade MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of REX'S BARBER SHOP Open Tues. Through Sat. 8:00 A. M. - 7:00 P. M. Closed Monday MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments oi MARTIN 6 SON GARAGE MONROVIA. 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INDIANA Compliments of MONROVIA CERAMIC STUDIO G GIFTS Make It Yourself Pick From 250 Greenware Designs Supplies 6: Custom Firing Free Instructions Road 42, V2 Mile East oi Monrovia Phone Monrovia 2-43 Frances Burgrnan, Prop. H I' Be Sure With Pure Compliments of Pure Lube PHEIFER'S PURE OIL STATION AND- BULK PLANT Tank Wagon Service - Fuel Oils - Motor Oil Pure Pep dl Premium Gasolines We Specialize in Tires and Batteries MONROVIA, INDIANA Business Phone 2-20 Residence Phone 3-20 Compliments oi CURE 6 SON Furniture - Rugs - Stoves MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of GOSS INSURANCE Prompt, Courteous, Dependable Service A11 Kinds of Insurance Be Sure Who Insures You Office Phone: 207 - Res. Phone: 40-F1 80 West Washington Street MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of LAD AND LASSIE SHOP Headquarters for Iniants' and Chi1dren's Wear MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA ' Your Home Should Come First Phone 2141 - Open Evenings Compliments of HAPPY VALLEY FURNITURE APPLIANCES WHERE QUALITY IS I-IIGI-IER THAN PRICE W. E. Potts 256 MILES WET OI-' PLAINFIELD. INDIANA ON ROAD 40 Compliments oi I-'ISI-IER'S STANDARD SERVICE BEI.I.EVII.I.E. INDIANA Compliments of GREGG'S INSURANCE MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments oi IIM'S ICE CO. Block Sized Ice Charcoal and Rock Salt 740 E. Morgan St. Phone 726-7 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments oi HOBSON 6. SONS SAWMILL Custom and Dimensional Sawing Phone 23-69 MONROVIA, INDIANA Compliments of AWBREY'S PHOTO SERVICE The Perfect Gift Your Photograph 18 E. Main St. Mooresville 156 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MCCARTHY HOME 6 AUTO SUPPLY Firestone Tires and Batteries MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of HUNDLEY'S Congratulations Class of '56 APPLIANCE STORE HADLEY 6 COOK AGENCY Your Westinghouse Dealer All Lines of Insurance 20 E. Main St. Phone 51 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of THOMPSON GREGORY ORCHARD AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Phyllis and Bob Gregory ll W. Main St. Phone 250 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of I OHNSON'S ORCHARD MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of I. E. ALBERTSON 6 SON ELEVATORS R. R. 1 Camby tFriendswoodJ Phone West Newton 113 Mooresville - Phone UL 6-521 Feed Of All Kinds We Buy and Sell Grain Anytime During the Year Congratulations Class of '56 HARKER OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Mirneograph Supplies Desk Pen Sets - Gift Items MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of BASTIN'S TIRE SERVICE MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of LABECO LABORATORY EQUIPMENT MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MILLER'S DRIVE-IN South Indiana Street MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of HUBBARD MILL Feed - Fence - Coal - Grain Phone 11-25 MONROVIA. INDI.ANA Congratulations Seniors GRACE MISSIONARY CHURCH MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Rev. Bob Fansler, Pastor Remember now thy creator in the days of thy youth -Bible Compliments oi MAPLEHURST FARMS Drink Milk and Use Other Dairy Products Compliments of . ants' xi 'iq lx QQXKKQ. INDIANAPOLIS - RICHMOND Coats - Suits - Furs Compliments of CARLISLE 6 SON Funeral Chapel Phone 50 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of KIVETT'S 5 6. 10 Compliments Of Iohn F. Kivett COwner7 HANK'S TIRE 6. BATTERY Comer Main G Morgan Street MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Home Owned and Operated Compliments of HARVEY FUNERAL HOME MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of FAMILY F INANCE, INC. Signature, Household, or Auto Friendly, OneStop Service Phone 397 27 E. Main St. MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments oi IESSUP AND ROTHROCK IMPLEMENT SERVICE Hardware and Supplies Iohn Deere Implements Compliments of NEWCOMER LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Everything for Building Phone 4 359 E. Mcnn St. Phone 37 MOORESVILLEI INDIANA MOORESVILLE. INDIANA CHESTY FOODS. INC. o , Potato Chips ' 2, Ruffles Q Nutmeats Popcom Comies Pretzels 1469 E. 16th Street Phone ME. 6-9858 INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA Plumbing. Steaming. and Hot Water Heating Phone 31-35 - Monrovia GALLAWAY PLUMBING 6. HEATING Rural Route One MOORESVILLE, INDIANA IGASBURGJ Repair Work Given Prompt Attention No Job Too Large or Too Small Compliments ot DRAKE COMMISSION CO. Personal Service and Satisfaction for Fifty Years Indianapolis Stock Yards Compliments of LATTA FARM EQUIPMENT New Idea Farm Equipment Sales - Parts - Service 64 W. Main St. Phone 259 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of TOMPKINS I EWELRY Gifts MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of HERFF IONES CO. Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive Class Jewelry, Graduation Announcements, Medals, Trophies, Scholastic Awards George Craven - Representative INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA Compliments of MONROVIA GARAGE Arc and Acetylene Welding - General Repairing Standard Oil Products Compliments oi R. S. SCHAUB 6. CO. 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INDIANA Compliments ot SAM WADE Heating - Plumbing Sheet Metal MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of DR. V. S. HADLEY VETERINARIAN MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of - SIMS STANDARD SERVICE PLAINFIELD. INDIANA Compliments of VESTAL MOTOR CO.. INC. Chevrolet Sales cmd Service 311 East Main Street Phone 74 MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of CITIZENS BANK Mooresville And Its Monrovia Branch Compliments of WALLACE GROCERY CROWN CENTER Compliments of FRANKLIN 'S ICE CREAM STORE MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of REXALL DRUG STORE Compliments of ALLEN 6 RUSHING BARBER SHOP Best Hair Cuts in Morgan County MOORESVILLE. INDIANA E. Compliments of A. FREEMAN. FLORIST Say It With Flowers Flower Shop G Greenhouse Phone 113 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of BERTELSEN'S IEWELRY West Side of Square MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of I ONES HARDWARE Plumbing 6 Heating Electric Supplies 7 East Main St. MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned 6 Operated by: Harland B. Hadley 15 E. Main St. Phone 32 MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Comphments of Y' ', - V I -rw '-I W' I. 'L ' . 41 .. 1551 li ' , 1' MOORESVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings Insured Up to 310.000 Current Rate - 3 Percent per Annum Savings - Mortgages and Loans - Heal Estate Phone 109 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of KELLY'S DRIVE-IN MOORESVILLE. INDIANA ,-5 '-mme'-pw, r:..- pl- .,-1--'29, -3-r,g,:f:'.f7,r-A at '-.5351 5 Irr'f ' A Q I .Liv 'A 'K Compliments of MA PERKINS CAFETERIA MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of ROAD SIDE GIFT SHOP MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of IIM'S MARKET Next to Wild Cherry Inn Fresh Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries Phone 843-F2 MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of I. 6 S. LINOLEUM STORE Floor Covering Service Tile, Linoleum, Venetian Blinds. Rug Cleaning Iohnston Paints 6. Varnishes South Side of Square - Phone 489-W5 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of R. P. HADLEY General Insurance MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MAXWELL HARDWARE CO. The Store for Quality and Service MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of M. 6 N. FURNITURE, INC. Store No. l-St. Rd. 37 South Store No. 2-60 S. Main St. Phone 13505 Office Phone 1929 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA e f ' z Wie -Q59 S2 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers - Cover Munufurturers- Book Binders FACTORY - HOME OFHEE Kunsus,City Q 1 as 1-Mg dmv ii! 7 9.9.4. r . V-. fi .aa +L 1 4, ' W! L ' A Q Q Q - , 2 i fm X QY Q N 5 3 3 fi? K 1 F W, as Mask S M ':. Y' . i ii? r ,sq A gi! 35... 5 5 I , 4 A 121955 .1 H y .1s - fy- ' X X 'Vu '. 1!Q'F?f'b f - 1, H k X ,,vq,f f 'W-f, 'v,,, Wd nd' , fi JW lf ,L L gf' A f :V -iw, M L . 4, . Q N Q 'Mfg , , n V v I ' - Ii' A s .. M' it - gg- :X . 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