Monrovia High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Monrovia, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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Integrity, initiative and consideration of others. Failures will come, but they are the mark of a per- son who tries. Our greatest satisfaction lies not in never failing but in rising every time we fail. May the Lord hold you always in the hollow of his hands. 3 sis vs-Q..........---K MM .- ts was f y Thomas Hadley Ralph Wershing TRUSTEE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS BUS DRIVERS Gene Allman, Robbin Hadley, Robert Rushton, Verl Selch, O. J. Terrell, Fred Patrick, Horace Allen. 4 1 is MR. SHULER Government History English MR. PARKER Principal Qi 0 fl '7 , -ff -,'i MR. ON EAL Coach Commerce Physical Ed. N45 'Z' MR. POYNTER ,y A Science y Ass. Coach N , Senior Sponsor hs 1 Physical Ed. I X i MRS. WARMOTH Home Economics Typing MR. ORMANDY Music MR. BECK Math Science History MR. WAGNER Agriculture .X MRS. HARSHBARGER Math 5 MRS. LEY Spanish English Physical Ed. p Geography MISS COOK English Public Speaking Library Senior Sponsor MRS. STILLIISGS 2nd Grade MRS. BAILEY Commerce Latin MRS BALEY 3rd Grade MR. FINCHUM 6th Grade MRS. SHIELDS lst Grade MRS. CROWE 4th Grade MRS. J' ETT 5th Grade - ,. wg f-,- ,1 . MRS. CURTIS lst Grade MRS. SHULER 4th Grade ROBERT A RUSHTON President Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Yell Leader 1,2,3,4g Sextette 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,43 Class Officer 1,2,3, 45 Dance Band 1,2,3g Music Contest 1,2,3,4g Speech Contest 1,2,4g Bulldog staff 4: Annual Staff 4. BARBARA ALLEN CAROLYN CHAMBERS Vice-President Band 1,2,3,4g Bulldog staff 4g Annual Staff4g Majorette 3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class P1ay3,4g Sextette 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 3,45 Nlusic Contest 1,2,3,4. Secretary Band 1,2,3,4g Music Contest 1,3,4g Dance Band 2,3,4g Pep Band 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 4g Class Play 3: Bulldog Staff 4g 4-H 1.2: Sunshine Society 3,43 Sextette 3,4. ROBERT TULLY Treasurer F.F.A. l,2,3,4g 4-H 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4g Student Manager 3,45 Annual Staff 43 Bulldog 4g Chorus 4: Class Officer 4. SIDNEY SEBASTIAN Class Play 3g AnnualStaff4g Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,3,4g Class OfHcer 3: Chorus 4, F.F.A. Sec- retary 4. To win the State Basketball championship. CAROLYN BROWNEN Class Play 4, Armual Staff 4, Bull- dog Staff 4, 4-H 2, Carnival Queen 4. To get out of school. BILLY DAVID SHIELDS Band 1,25 Dance Band 1,23 Pep Band 1,23 Class Officer 4, Class Play 3.4, Annllal Staff4: Bulldog staff 43 Bas- ketball 1,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g F. F. A. 1,25 Speech Contest 1,25 Student Council 45 Chorus 4, To design the first rocket to the moon. ALLEN HORNADAY F.F.A. 2,3.4: 4-H 1,23 F.H.S. 1 Track lg Chorus 4. To be sold to Gina Lollibridga. CLYDE RIDENOUR Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3g F. F.A. 1.2.3.4. Win the 500 mile race. KENNETH VA UGHN F. F. A. 1,2,4g Class Play 3,4: An- nual Staff-1: Basketball 1,2,3g Base- ball1,2,3,4g Chorus 4. To graduate from high school. DA VID A LLMA N Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glorus 1,2,3,4: Dance Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 4: F.F.A. 2. To make money -- ANYWAY. ROSA LIE GREEN Band 1,2,3,4: Music Contest 1,2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1,2,3, 45 Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4, Bulldog Staff 4, Sunshine Society 4g Sextette 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest 4. To sell absent slips to future Mon- rovia convicts. 9 DONA LD BYERS M.H. S. 1,2: Class Play 3,4g F.F. A. 2. To be an educated bum. MELVINIA HUFF RATTS Chorus 1,2,3g Sunshine Society 3 Speech Contest 1, 2, Library l,2, 3 Housewife and mother. SUSAN BRIGHT P.H.S. 1,23 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,4g Class Play 4, Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 3, Sunshine President 35 Bulldog Staff 4g Annual Staff 4g Sextette 3,43 Speech Contest 4, Music Contest 1, 2,3,4g Window Cleaner in the Essax House, KAREN PHU..LIPS Band 1,2,3,4g Music Contest 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,4g Pep Band 3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4g Bulldog Staff 43 4-H lp Sunshine Society 3,45 Personel Girl. CARLTON WORLAND Class Play 4g AnnualStaff4g Basket- ball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3g F.F.A 1,2,3,4g Jet plane flier. ANNIE MEYERS Bulldog Staff 4, Secretary. ,TANICE ARCHER Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Music Contest 1,2,3,4g Bulldog Staff 4, To be an evangelistic worker. DON STEWARD Annual Staff 43 Chorus 4: Library 1,2g Basketball 1,2g Baseball 1,2,3, 45 F.F.A. 1,3,4g 4-H 1g Class Play 4g Class Officer 2. To be an nmdertaker. PATTY SHIELDS Band 1,2,3g Music Contest 1,2,3g Twirler 1,2g Majorette 3: Yell Leader 2,3g Chorus 1,2,3g Sextette 1,2,3g Class Play 45 Office Training 4. To be a housewife and a mother. F' ii, 'wif' DIANE SCHELM Chorus 1,2g Speech Contest 1,2,4g Class Play 3,43 Library 1,2g Bull- dog Staff 43 Annual Staff 4, To go to college. DRUSILLA GENTRY Class Play 3g Bu11dogStaff4g Annual staff 4g Cafeteria 2g Speech Contest 4. To be a oomptometer operator. J' UDY MARTIN C1885 Play 3,43 Bulldog staff 4g Annual Staff 4g Cafeteria 25 Speech Contest 45 Chorus 1,45 4-H 1,2,3g Sunshine 3. To be an interior decorator. Q' BOB CAMPBELL F. F.A. 1,2,3,4g F. F.A. Secretary 3: F. F. A. President 4. To be Bugs Bunny in the movies. BARBARA CLEMENTS Band lg Chorus lg Class Play 3g Annual staff 4g Bu.lldogStaff 4g 4-H 1,2,3,4g State Fair School 3g Purdue Roundup lg J' unior Leader Con- ference Bg Speech Contest 2g Cafe- teria 2g Good Citizen of 1957. To go to Purdue. BESSEIEAN EISENMENGER Class Play 33 Bulldog Staff 4g M. H.S. lg Annual Staff 45 Cafeteria 4g To be a housewife and a mother. SUE BREWER Chorus 3g Bulldog Staff 4. To be a secretary. SHARON BUSBEE Band 1.2: Cafeteria 3,4g Bulldog Staff 4g Chorus. To be a housewife. 12 Chorus lg 4-H 25 Speech Contest 2. V LYNN ESTRIDGE Bulldog Staff 4g BSHS 1,25 Annual Staff 4. To be an electrical engineer. SHIRLEE LA WHORN Bulldog staff 4. To be an airline hostess. i ! 1 CARRIE COLE SUNSHINE Society 3, 4g Speech Contest 25 Class Play 4g Bulldog Staff 4. To be a nurse. CONRAD FRAVEL DCHS 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Track 1 RICHARD HADLEY Class Play 4g Class Officer 1,2,3g Annual Staff 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3g THS 3. I3 - ,Ye EQ Qs- 1,- M gi F x 'x Q Q. -go M s 'X .355 . S E.-1: Q R 5? f A .4 -r W? w -sf- L Q 0 f- gg. . K -5- 1 5x 3 4 . R535 4. - A fs -:r75f'fi:Qs' Thi-5 1 ' -L V .L-.-,. X, -5-- - Q --if-W SxS X-v- wiv: -4:-495. ' - , V wxgyig L -:HSV A -- gf f-f . ff-QQ, . ,. V ' , ,. QW M Q- 5 ss? -33 3 .Q-wwf is i g Q .N-,W-. ! . Q. -Q 'Wu- :--rg, gt Q is 4 ff. 1 fi K K- M 1-5 V-:wif-isa 'Xl ' K sw: - 5255 , , ,7jg,,,:. ., ,r,L Q5 SW? i -- Q ' -fe X ,W 1 Q ..... k.,.. J:- --- N 1, x 41' R v -r K K 'N A n S ix----. -,-- - - Z 5I'iS5-5 , Ka ,. . - Vkfff- W -'---- I - .. - K xiii- ,, , is B ' X ' ' ' ' H vf f K ii. 1 A U K K 'B-f - ' it - 5 fd , 5 Qwiifilik . , - , A. .uf--4,-1 : ' Y- -fm:-f H fs . 1:-1'-a'g:?5- v ffilgslilwy gg-113,572-r - . Li W manzx... . N-,sf qw - L. - Z . 'Q-5125 .5311 -1.11.3-2 MJ if f SE IOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1945, sixteen, un-educated, scared, little pupils entered Monrovia School. f0nly 'five out of the first grade have survived to be seniors at M.H.S. in 57.3 Accompanied by our parents, we weren't so scared, but the minute they left us alonein that jumbled-up room, we were very shy and unable to join the rest. Finally, we adjusted ourselves to this new experience and began to make friends. Mrs. Allen, our first and second grade teacher, was very patient and understanding. She was faced with many problems, but managed to overcome them. In the third grade, some of us joined the band and that was our first experience with music which we enjoyed very much. With the help of Mr. Ormandy many medals have been won by the musically inclined students. Mrs. Curtis, whom we well remember from getting whippings when we got our feet wet, taught us in the third grade. We had many ftmny and educational experiences with our fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Jett, who was liked by everyone. Our class was separated when we entered the fifth grade.. Some ofthe students remained with Mrs. Jett while the rest went to Mr. Finchum's room. All of us were together again in the sixth grade as we were taught by Mr. Finchum. We first organized class officers that year, and re-elected them every six weeks, so that everyone had a chance to be an officer. Our class parties were planned by these officers. We presented a Christmas play to the P.T.A. that year which we worked very hard to learn. We were anxious to go to the seventh grade where the students from Hall School joined us. We were honored to play Junior High basketball and began to feel a little conceited that year, since we were upstairs. We elected Mr. Ormandy as our sponsor and we were allowed to have a party each semester. ,In the eighth grade, Mr. Shuler was our sponsor, and was also chosen for our sponsor in the Fresh- man grade. That year we elected a Halloween Carnival queen which was Willene Poynter. The other three years our queens were Roberta Rushton, Carolyn Chambers, and Carolyn Brownen. Our class contributed a trophy to the school by winning the Freshman tourney at Clayton that year. We dreaded the initiation by the seniors but after it was over, we were glad that all of us had participamd. Mr. Beck was elected by the class as our Sophomore sponsor and we had two parties. Our Junior year was a very busy one. We are proud of the record-breading achievement we won by our magazine sales. We had many enjoyable times that year, presenting a class play, selling candy at school, selling cokes and candy at the ball games, and especially attending the Junior and Senor Prom. We are now in our final year of High School and we regret leaving dmis wonder- ful school, and hope that the students in the future years have as many enjoyable events as we have had in the past twelve years here. We part with these words: fVenimus, Vicimus, Vedimusj. fWe came, we saw, we conqueredj CLASS WILL I, Barbara Clements, will my books to anyone who will use them to better advantage than Idid. I, Carolyn Brownen, will nothing, but will sell Butch. I, Rosalie Green, will my band uniform to any one big enough to wear it. I, Janice Archer, will my seat in J xmior Band to Patty Fansler, Sherry Norman, and Farrell Gallaway. I, Don Byers, will my 39 La Salle to the Driver's Training Class. l, Carrie Cole, will my ability to be tardy to school three days out of five to Mary Ruth Brewer. I, Robert Campbell, will my ability to be an FFA officer toanybody deserving it. I, Conrad Fravel. will my ability to get percentages taken off my grades to Lanny Parker. I, David Allman, will my quiet ways to Nancy Ferguson. I, Pete Hadley, want to take it with me, Cadillac and all. 'I5 L L Lynn Estridge, will my smile to Mr. Beck. Shirlee Lawhorn, will my Pontiac to anyone with enough nerve to drive it. Sue Brewer, will my ability to have a Model A Ford to Judy Bergman and Andra Moke. Melvinia Ratts, will my ability to wear-two rings on my left hand to Kay Bergman. 1. L I, Judy Martin, will my ability to be happy to anyone who may be sad. Diane Schelm, will my ability to be easily pleased and my even temper to Mr. Parker. Carolyn Chambers, will my ability to eat baloney sandwiches to anyone who wants them. Billy 'David Shields, will my ability to play center on the basketball team to Larry Burns. Drusilla Gentry, will my ability to speak in a monotone to Miss Cook. Roberta Rushton, will my ability to study and to concentrate to Kattie Rushton. Sidney Sebastian, will my ability to play basketball to the Sophomores. Karen Phillips, will my hair-dos to anyone who wants them. Bessejean Eisenmenger, will my ability to accept my grades as they are to Wuanita Goodyear. Annie Meyers, will my perfect attendance record to Marian Wuertley. Don Steward, will my Mickey Mouse ears and badge to Darlene Day. Kenny Vaughn, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Ronnie Fravel. Carlton Worland, will my ability to wreck cars to Ronnie Pryor. Clydie Ridenour, will my ability to take showers to Larry Allen. Bob Tully, will my dimples to Hannah Kivet. Butch Hornaday, will my beautiful red hair to Mr. Wagner. Susan Bright, will my flaring, unruly disposition to Mr. Shuler, and my beloved musical career to Mr. Ormandy, if he can take it. I. I, L I. L I. L I. I, Sharon Busbee, will my pleasing personality to Eddie Shrader. L L I. L I. I. L L I, Barbara Allen, will my seat in band to Judy Ratts. CLASS PRCDPHECY This article was taken from the Monrovia Daily Bulldog and we hope you will enjoy the fantastic tale as much as we did. Our story begins on a nice sunshiny day in July. It was around neon when this educated bum was strolling along the river bank. Since the poor guy, whose name by the way was Don Byers, hadn't had a thing to eat for a few days, except what he could scrape up out of the garbage cans, he decided he wanted some fish, He got a small limb off a nearby tree, tied the string on the end, Zthat was holding his coat togethery took the safety pin out of his well-worn breeches and twirled a worm on the end. Then plunk the line went in the water. Right away there was a tug at the line, but to his surprise and disappointment it wasn't a fish it was an odd shaped vase. While rubbing the mud off the vase, the cork popped out, black smoke was everywhere, and a genie appeared before Don. The genie granredD0n a Wish for letting him out of the jar. Since Donwas a rather lonely, and sentimental bum, he asked to see his class- mates of dear old M,H.S, of '57, Onewave of the genie's hand and zingo Don was at an auction. He thought it was an odd auction because sitting on the platform was one of his closest buddies of M.H.S., Butch Hornaday. It seems Gina Lollabrigida had bought the red-headed young man for S20.00. However since she already had a husband she sold him to the next highest bidder among the ladies. This turned out to be none other than Carolyn Brownen who was interested in buying a dishwasher for her home. As fate would have it David Allman was the money-mad auctioneer. After talking to David for a few minutes the genie summoned Don to a taxi. Upon entering the taxi Don heard a familiar voice singing Live Fast, Love Hard, and Die Yo1mg. When Don asked the driver to turn up the radio, he irnrnediately turned around and told him that the more money you spend the louder I get. Don was so surprised when he saw that the taxi driver was Conrad Fravel After Conrad chatted with him for a while Don made tlne remark that he didn't have any money. With that statement Conrad pulled over to the curb and out went Don. He saw that he was standing in front of a big theater with neon signs glaring down at him. The sign read Featuring The Sebastiansf' Somehow Don managed to sneak in. When the show began he recognized Mrs. Sebastian who was singing, as Carolyn Chambers. As soon as her number was finished, a group of 10 boys, all of whom looked alike, came racing onto the stage to give a basketball exhibition. It seems they had played a game against Nels Oneal's team the preceeding night and won by a wide margin of 50 points. Bytheway their coach who was also their father was Mr. Sid Sebastian. An usher discovered Don and was getting ready to throw him out when Don let out a howl. 'I'he usher turned and asked what's up Doc? Without looking up Don said his pin had come un- fastened and he'd lose his dignity if he moved another inch. The usher, Bob Campbell gave him another pirn and then he recognized Don. Seeing as how Don was an old schoolmate, he escorted him out instead of throwing him out bodily. lt was raining out side by now and poor Don was getting soaked. A car pulled up to the curb and told him to hop in. The driver was Clydie Ridenour, the winner of the 500 mile Speedway. Clydie and his wife, Nancy, were going to the airport. Arriving at the airport, Mr. and Mrs. Ridenour took Don to meet tlne pilot of their new planefa jetj, Carlton Worland was the jet pilot and Shirlee Lawhorn was the hostess. fOn a jet ?J After the Ridenour's had taken off Don decided to look around for a while. He saw and talked to several classmates. The first two were Mrs. Barnes and Barbara Clements. Mrs. Barnes now had two children, but Miss Clements was still at Purdue studying to be a farmer's wife. Miss Clements told him Diane Schelm was a student at U.C.L.A. working for a major in psychiatry. Mrs. Melvinia Ratts was there, also, getting ready to fly to New Jersey. Looking aronmd, Don spied Karen Phillips as tlne personnel manager. Karen told him she had hired Susan Bright to wash windows but tlne girl was just so lazy she'd had to fire her. Miss Phillips found out later Susan had become a great concert pianist. Some more classmates at the airport were Rosalie Green who was selling tickets, Lynn Estridge, the Kentucky boy, who was working on jets, and Carrie Cole, the emergency nurse at the airport. Annie Meyers and Sue Brewer were sec- retaries to the big wheels. A Navy boy with big dimples kept coming through every once-in-a-while, hollering for Cindy. Don couldn't have mistaken those dimples anywhere - it was Bob Tully all right. Don finally decided to leave the airport and was walking out a side door when he saw Mr. and Mrs. Miller and their four clnildren. Mrs. Miller was also a classmate of Don's. He stopped and asked her about Patty Shields. Mrs. Miller said that she and her husband and children were living in Califomia. Don got in touch with the genie again for a trip to California. Two of his classmates, Judy Martin and Barbara Allen, were in the interior decorating business together. ln fact they had just finished decorating Sharon Busbee's new home. Sharon had become a very successful business woman. Miss Busbee told him that Janice Archer had joined a group of evangelistic workers and was now touring California. Don was hitch hiking back home when Kenny Vaughn picked him up. Kenny was tal.king about all the mischief he used to get into and what fun they had in school. He told him Drusilla Gentry was now giving lessons on the comptonneter at old M.H.S. Kermy told Don to keep looking to tlne right because Billy David Shields had an experimental station nearby. Billy had just returned from his trip to the moon in a rocket ship he designed. Kenny was so interested in showing this to Don that he ran off the road and the car was going so fast it turned over five times before hitting a tree. This accident caused Don to meet tlne last of his classmates. You see, Pete Hadley was tlne ambulance driver that rushed Don to tlne hospital. Don Steward was tlne friendly undertaker who called on Don at the hospital. Hewent away very sad and muttering to himself. It seems Don wasn't hurt seriously and he would be able to go home in a few days, but he wouldn't ride home witln Kenny: he walked instead. TDQOM , . Q 5, f -Q, ,. K nz, 1. ' ' 1 A QW ' i 1325.5 in i DIAPER -if V, i f ,av , I 'fs-aut qu Dax fd , 4?-Q. ,Y mx J' fir J, fgalsnyll I 5 1 I f N fWa 1 6-ardfn My lbgynlb-L,v'5 4. sans' H L T81 91 FWVE' ' xl , aw:-51'L-IA5 X2 ,KX vg ,g R Zi 5 C H 55552-1 env 0 f I9 B FMBEATF7 'Xx.'mce, SID 4R05HAlE9 4 ' fy 41 5: A, - I QSHPBCN ,,Pg.E U ,fm ,. gf if xi Q 3' f ' gifs? 1 59' C rl-yan Cnr-olyn 9. I Umm H .shfplea 'ifv Brwfr ' is A 23, B K -Q Ex' 0 'Q C 4 Q5 45? -. Bill Dwi, , I rrpa H B' xi ff ei M Elvpfltly - IPL MA 20 QQ 56 rf, ' 'Q Q . X f Mft . Q X i N '7 x f + V I Q I If Q x xf- i ' Q LX - R Wiz M ff 2, ' X if 8 N ' X, A W? 'K f , 4 1 X XX ffm X CX' f ' It if 7 'gg r' - X 2 x Ak Q .C 0 I SNAKE I J ' - if XP 'km NV u 0 9, 21 Zoe Anne Crowe Ronnie Chastain Madonna Stiles Phyllis Yeadon Lloyd Murray Nancy Ferguson Jim Kenworthy George Hughett ,A ,. i5?i.f-gift-Eqgegf ' ' ' w 5- 9 flfxv - - gulf :a:5,:r:. . A if My rs Wanda Belcher Thomas Nelson Margaret Pickett Larry Busbee Linda Martin Harold Fansler Linda Hurt Robert Bright if 1 la. Charlie Paul Sue Walker Ronnie Pryor Andrea Moke I i JU IOR CLASS John Martin Nancy Kivett Gary Loos Katie Rushton Steve Hadley Doris Geilker Bill Curtis Rosanell Raikes Donald Green Sue Morrow CLASS COLORS White and royal blue CLASS FLOWERS CLASS Morro W l Bob Marley Sue Zane Cox Judy Burgaman JU IOR CLASS HISTORY In 1947 , our present Junior class was formed under the supervision of Mrs. Allen. We were frightened for it was a new experience for all of us. Before long, though, we began making friends and soon we overcame our bashfulness. Mrs. Allen was very patient and considerate with us during our second year of schooling. In our third grade, Mrs. Curtis welcomed us with a smile when we entered her room. Our education in the fourth grade was under the leadership of Mrs. Jett, whom we got along with very well. Some of us remained in her room during our fifth grade while the others went to Mr. Finchum's room. We were all together again when we entered the sixth grade with Mr. Finchum as our teacher. Excitedly we were looking forward to going up stairs into the seventh grade and meeting our new friends from Hall School. We began participating in sports and we enjoyed our semester parties. We elected Mr. Ormandy to be our sponsor and also chose class officers. The eighth grade was much the sameas the seventh, and we re-elected Mr. Ormandy as our sponsor. Finally, the year arrived when we were freshmen and had our initiation and many other activities which we enjoyed. Mr. Ormandy was our sponsor once again. In our sophomore year, Mr. Parker was our sponsor. We sold Christmas cards to rnakeour class treasury start building a fund for our Senior Trip. Our ,Tunior year is the busiest yet. With our magazine sales and candy sales we are doing very well. We are looking forward to the Prom and our senior year. Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. hi-..-.-.L -..- -..- -- ----A.- White camation and a red rose bud God helps those who help themselves SOPHOMORE C ASS 5 F H- s X ,Q 'fir MY' 1 x M. 1 I' te. --st .,.:--t. 5 .st ,X 'X' X -P xi-n ,, , r 5' is J Q ir? ws-'WN ,K 1 xwfriir ' i -' x M kg -A Q X if , Q , rruj I K 5-L ge -fisimsiziset-e:sz u gig! f Jty: S -is , 1 Sli Q 9 '1-i ii? at ' f . .rise .:,, t. .1 I -ff-P2551 3 : .. ,. lf' i J yyyy i gl gag' ts.. :tt J rg . , . migi .. 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Lf fr gg lg J . -,Q A, ,1.k ik fx ., ww ! ,sg A - - ' I it .- ' asf' as r iiii gbi ,z l :QQ ' I -giz fi 5 H . s tikfg A FIRST ROW: Judy Noel Dewayne Hobson Marilyn Byrums Ronnie Clark Ann Bright Joe Shields SECOND ROW: Phillip Dillman Libby Atwell Larry Allen Barbara Thompson Bob Burns, Treasurer Judy Atwell THIRD ROW: Anita Decker Marvin Allen Jeffie Gentry Duane Curtis Shirley Brownen Mike Moore FOURTH ROW: John League Sandra Parks Earl Winton Karen Sebastian Jerry Phillips Judy Ratts FIFTH ROW: Donna Stuckey Rickie Eisenmenger Beverly Phillips Julius Tucker Mary Page Jack Dale SIXTH ROW: Eugene Meyers Carolyn Campell John Clements Mary Clayton John Houk Kay Dillon SEVENTH ROW: Linda Warmouth Don Ambrose Rachel Cook Edward Phillips, V. Pres Mary Elkins Dick Graham, Secretary EIGHTH ROW: Larry Finchum Edward Parrot, President Jerry Martin Bob Terrel Larry Burnett Ronnie Wade 4.4uli-aq .I FIRST ROW: A. Blackwell, L. Harless, G. Chastine, J. Burnett, W. Palmer, B. Hurt, T. Allman, L Gentry, T, Weaver, A. Sattei-lY.J'. Goodyear, C. Lippens. SECOND ROW: A. Beck, M. Plunkett, B. Devore, J. Edwards, T. Poynter, L. Gillman, D. Puritt,C. Heath, J. Brown, D. Beauchamp, G. Bright, V. Rodgers .T . Goodyear, P. Harper, M. Green, S, Holcomb, C. Johnson, M. Parker. THIRD ROW: B. Balay, J. Silcox, E. Gill.man, J , Johnson, G. Allen, L. Dunham, M. Wallen, B. Pickett, C. Romine, S. Lewis, P. Finchym, J. Sullivan, J'. Hurt. FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, V, Elkins, T. Martin, J, Yeadon, D. Greenwood, C. Simpson, C, Greenwood, D. Boardman, C. Allison, L. Hadley, D. Phillips, E. Howard. SECOND ROW: D. Worrnoth, N, Finchum, E. Shrader, S. Atwell, D. Dillion, P. Bain, B. Martin, B. McClellan, S. Kaye Lee, M. Smith, B. Sutton, J. Sebastian. THIRD ROW: Mr. Shurler, D. Hinshaw, S. Parks. J. McCracken, O. Weimes, T. Atwell, J Sebastian, M. Allen, .T. Bridgewater, V. Hughet, K. Pltmket, J. Wooden. FOURTH ROW: E. Wade, J. Wall, N. Collins, G. Ray. J. Fravel, H, Scott, B. Worthly, H. Aldrick, S. Tiffany, M. Cox, P. Busby, J. Harper, L. Burns. FIFTH ROW: R. Kenworthy, G. Greson, N. Ratts, N. Worthy, C. Ratts, P. Day, T, Morgan, K. Allen. J. Cooney. I. Thompson, T. Moffit, D, Yagle. l --A Ai! F QV l .1 TOP ROW: L. Scotter, D. Brown, D. Rugenstein, D. Byers, B. Squires, D. Cummins, P. Galloway, M. Romine, V, Page, N, Stratton, N. Cox, R. Dutell, N. Bain, .L Bruner. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Finchum, H. Hadley, M. Hendricks, D, Hunt, S. Lundy, L, Brown, C. Tully, D, Marley, M. Sullivan, R. Roemer, B. Morgan, N. Humphrelf. K. Parks, S. VanDyke. BOTTOM ROW: L. Walker, M. Devore, A. Rawlins, C. Norton, L, Campbell, S. Allman, D, Allen, .T. Schmaltz, M. Patrick, D, Noel, O. Weimer, .T . Lewis. I. Scott. FIRST ROW: S. Erdman, L. VanDyke, J. Greenwood, M. Cooper, S. Bray. R. Burton, NL Stabler, J. Paul, S. Owen, C. Dale, B Ormandy, V. McCloud. SECOND ROW: K. Rairden, S. Barker, H. Harrison, J , Squires, J. Colwell, B. Ferguson, R. Tiffany, J. Elkins, J. Durbin, J. Humphrey, R. Vollrath, A. Hurt. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Jett, P. Wilkerson, L. Deem, G. Western, L. Alexander, J. Byrnes, J. Ballard, S. Lundy, M. Aden. .T . Allen, L. Vickers, C. Blackwell, G. Palmer, G. Judson. u ' xxfs4 i F F O U R G T R H A D E ROW ONE: L. Burton, C, Gatewood,J. Pa111,.T. White, J , Belcher, S. Cannon, S. Huff, J , Wallace, K Clemmens. ROW TWO: P. Loos, D, Phelps, M, Howard, M, Moore, C. Dale, B, Holcomb, A. Rugenstein, R. Grant, J. Stackhouse. ROW THREE: B. Sumpkin, B, Allman, M. Jacobs, N, Hinshaw, W, Mundy, S. Hinson, V. McCracken, Mrs. Shuler. F O U R G T H R A D E ROW ONE: S. Cummins, J. Johnson, S, Wooden, Mrs, Crowe, K. Boardman, S. Scott: M. McCloud, A. Humphrey, P. Parks. ROW TWO: R. Beck, S. Eberhardt, L. Bruner, N. Walker, H. Weimer, C. Parks, J. Busbee, S. Finchum, G. Henricks. ROW THREE: J. Pheifer, P. Livingston, P, Marsh, R. Hovis, S. Hornmel, L. Morgan, M. Hadley, C. Campbell, L. Stephenson. ROW ONE: N. Western, S. Dillon, T. J ohuson, K Grant, D. Jones, Mrs. Balay, B. Hill, Mary R., H. Brown, D. Howard, C. Morrow, M. J amerson, W. Johnson. ROW TWO: L. Ray, J. Miller, A. Colwell, J , Hendricks, C. McC1e110n, T. Ferguson, P. Raridon, M. Sheilds, S. TiffanY. J'. Baker, W. Van Dyke, J'. Bright, R Wilson. ROW THREE: R. Stucky, L. Harris, G. Phillips, P. Deem, S. Vickers, M. DeFur. J. Harrison, M. Ritchie, J. Brown, D. Rushton, B. Humphrey, B. England, B. Ray, J. Norton, NL Brown. . . .rfa s .n.:f Ll 'R T H I Rc DR A D 28 A tx f , . ,A f f . Q k f Q Lf iw: QS . W V a if 4 df ,X . FTS. '. ij i - ' mix. H - -QL . 155 :lf 's i x ii S i f-N, . Y K' X + fm. . if A f ' f Sv Yi . TQ .. . ' .. 2, QE? - .SX X . Q '4 wf if W S f fig X RQ all arf? . M 'fffif P 'K .h XS if f.. -W fi ' 35 y Q. 1 . , . 1-K w g ' ,. fi . 5 . . gif? ' k if J . ff K N WE? fl 1 ge. .... tang,-1..ekAg:i , ? A A 1' Qt t .f,x.,i jig: ,S Rui QA I 2533A ggi 5 J, . ji, ? -.gif tgp . .ftjlm , RSV Q Q ' f- rf., ,. I-ffl . . 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SECOND ROW: ,Terry Phillips, Student Managerg Donnie Walker, .T ack Harless, Lanny Parker, MikeMoore, Eddie Parrott,J'oh.n Houk, Freddie Schelm, Coach, Mr. Oneal FRONT: Dennis Boardman, Billy Hurt, WaynePalmer, Tom Poynter. BACK: Gene Greeson, Mike Parker, Mr. Poynter, Coach, Ronnie Kenworthy, Gram Bright, Student Manager. FRONT: P. Day, C. Ratts, G, Chastain, L. Burns, T. Alman, E. Scharder. BACK: J, Goodyear, D, warmoth. J. Goodyear, Mr. Poynter, Coach, N, Werertly, T. Morgan, D. Beauchamp, Gram Bright, Student Manager. 31 -Y WV iz, 1 L , , GZ-ZOOITIZOI CO - CAPTAINS D 33 BILL MAN! GCD! GG! DARLENE WANDA ROBERTA SANDY CHEERLEADERS KTOPJ CAROLYN HOMECOMING QUEEN csmm CUR TEAM QHADCHADQBOTTOMP SCFTB LL FIRST ROW: B. D, Shields, C. Ridenour, D, Walker, N, Oneal, E. Phillips, L. Shields S Allen J' Harless SECOND ROW: J. Houk, G, Blackwell, E, Parrott, D, Rugenstein, L. Finchum, M Moore R. W Pryor L. Parker, THIRD ROW: M, Allen, S, Ambrose. J. Hendricks, T, Greene. SCHEDULE Eminence . . Morgantown Eminence . . . . . . Morgantown Morgantown dir-'CAS CTD KH! KHP KT? CHD I956 MHS OPP 3 - 21 9 - 14 22 - 15 8 - 12 10 - 11 onrovia aptures 1st ame The Monrovia Bulldogs, after seven straight reversals, finally hit the winning trail last night. The first victim of Nels 0'Neal's boys was Stilesville, 60 to 56, in the Bulldog gym. Monrovia, after leading by six points at the half, had to fight off a stubborn Stilesville rally in the final half that saw the Bulldog lead shrink to three points by the end of the third quarter, 42 to 39. Monrovia featured a balanced scoring attack again last night, with the major difference being, that, instead of four boys having about 10 points each, they hit from 10 to 17 each. Larry Shields led the Bulldog at- tack with 17 points, and was fol- lowed by Eddie Phillips with 14, Don Ambrose with 12, and Bill Shields with 10. The Bulldogs will play at home again tonight with the Stinesville Quarry Lads coming to Monrovia to oppose the locals in a Homecom- ing game. All past lettermen will be admitted free tonight if they -wear their letter sweaters. The t-first game starts at 6:30. The summary: Monrovia 1601 FG FT PF TP Sebastian ...i,,...... 1 5-13 Ambrose ..,,,.,,,.,..... 2 5 2-2 Bill Shields ....,... 4 2-9 Phillips .,.....,,,.. .... 6 2-5 ' Larry Shields .,,... 7 34 Finchum ......,..,..,. 0 0-0 3 7 4 12 3 10 2 14 3 17 0 0 23 14-33 15 60 Stilesville C561 FG FT PF TP Bassett ....,,, ..., 5 6-8, 4 16 Stanley .. .,.. ,,,,. . 1 0-1 4 2 Komgenick ,,....,,..,. 9 5-8 0 23 Mulcahy ,. ,.,,.,.,.... 1 1-2 4 3 Wallen e,.... ,...,. 2 2-2 4 . 6 Pinkerton i,..,....... 2 2-4 5 6 Frazier ...... ...,,, 0 A 0-0 0 0 Brock ,..... .i..... 0 00 0 0 ' ..-........ 20 16-25 21 56, BW!! NH 5 onrovia Wins Second Game, Beats Helmsburg The Monrovia Bulldogs, coached by Nels O'Neal, won their second ball game in 11 outings last' night as they downed Helmsburg IH the Monrovia gym, 63 to 50. The Bulldogs led all the way, 18- 15, 30-29, and 43-34, besides the fi- nal margin of the game. Coach 0fNeal told The Reporter this morning that he was especial- ly pleased with the defense thrown by his 'charges in the second half tht held Helmsburg scoreless until only 2:15 remained in the third period. By that time the Bulldogs had built their lead to 14 points and could not be stopped. The Bulldogs, who have the best balanced scoring attack of any school in Morgan County, con- tinued to display balance in last night's contest with Sebastian hit- ting 15, Bill Shields and Phillips each 11, Larry Shields 10, and Am- brose :ind Moore 8 each. The summary: Monrovia i631 FG FT PF TP Sebastian, f .......... 6 3-5 3 15 Ambrose, f ...,,,,..... 4 0-2 4 8 B. Shields, c ,....,.. 3 5-8 5 11 Moore, c ....,.,.,,,..... 3 2-2 1 3 L. Shields, g ,.,.,.,. 3 4-4 3 10 Phillips, g ............ 2 7-9 0 11 Finchum, g ........,, 0 0-1 1 0 21 21-31 17 63 Helmsburg C503 FG FT PF TP Yoder, f ,.......,....... 1 5-6 3 7 Richards, f ............ 0 0-0 0 0 Jones, f ...... .......... 7 2-3 5 16 West, f ........ ,...... 0 0-1 2 0 alirts, c ......., .,...,. 5 5-12 2 0 Critsen, g ....,,,....,.. 3 1-2 4 7 Leslie, g .,.,.,..,..,.,,. 2 1-2 1 5 , 18 14-26 18 50 37 Monrovia Loses Fourth in Row Last Night Monrovia lost their fourth game of the year last night to Smithville, 65 to 55, in a game played in Stinesville. 1 The Bulldogs, winless in four games this year, battled the taller Smithville team. to a standstill in the first quarter with a 14-all tally at the first stop. In the second hoes pulled away from the Bull- dogs to a 10 point .margin at the half, 37 to 27. In the third quarter the margin was lengthened to 15 points, 50 to 35. In the final stanza Monrovia managed to gain back- five points for the final 65 to 55 score. The game was slowed by an un- usual number of personal fouls called. Coach Nels O'Neal said this morning that the game did not ao- pear rough, but rather the offi- cials were calling thcm close. A total of 54 fouls were touted. Monrovia will be idle until Nov. 30 when they will entertain rival Eminence in the first of the two annual meetings between the two schools. quarter the Ski- Monrovia 4551 FG FT TP PF Sebastian, f ........ 2 6 3 Ambrose, f ......,..... 3 0-22 6 -1 Vaughn, f ......,.,.,... 1 1-1 3 0 B. Shields, c ,....... 2 4-11 8 5 J. Shields, c ,.,..... 3 2-3 8 3 Phillips, g ...,....,. Z. 2 3-7 7 5 Finchum, g ..,,........ 1 3-4 5 3 Allen, g . .,...,......... 0 4-5 4 'Z Ridenour, g ........ 3 2-3 8 tl- 2l--il 55 25 F T TP PF 17 Smithville C651 FG A.Deckard,f. ....... 7 2-4 16 4 0 McConnell, f ....,... 4-6 4 4 B J. Deckard, f ...... 11 12-15 34 2 . 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INDIANA Compliments oi KELI.Y'S DRIVE-IN MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of WHITE'S RESTAURANT THE D' H' GOBLE Momom INDIANA PRINTING COMPANY G , INDIANA Congratulations Class of '57 IU ST A FRIEND Compliments of R. S. SCHAUB 6. CO. Wholesale Potatoes - Onions Fruits 6. Vegetables 317 S. New Iersey Street INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA U Compliments oi ADLEITS MARTINSVILLE - MOORESVILLE Morgan County's Value Center Home of These and Many Other Famous Brands at Popular Prices Fruit of the Loom, Dixie Lou, Sheermode, Ioan Curtis, Playtex, Besttorm. Plapet Quadrigs Cloth, Stonecutter, Adam, Campus, Arrow, Pioneer, Williams, Connie, Paris Fashion, Hug-Tite, Red Goose, Yannigans. Iohn C. Roberts. Kingsway, Iohnsonian, Wolverine, and Holly Welt. Compliments of VESTAL MOTOR CO.. INC. Chevrolet Sales and Service 311 East Main Street Phone 74 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of ROADSIDE GIFT SHOP Road 67 North of MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Antiques Lamps Whatnots Vases Home Made Rugs Gifts Compliments of ALEXANDER SHOE STORE tSmart Enough to Go to School! MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of WILD CHERRY INN Road 67 North of MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of LADD 6. LASSIE SHOP TOUSEY'S BOYS' SHOP Northwest Comer of the Squcae MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MAXWELL HARDWARE MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of KIVETT'S 5c AND I0c 'STORE MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of DALE'S IEWEZLERS MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MARTINSVILLE DEMOCRAT MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of Compliments oi BUD'S RADIO 6. TV BROWN'S REGAL STORE MOORESVILLE, INDIANA MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of WIND a HILLS HATCHERY U FO9LjEMfWs LUNCH U MOORESVILLEI INDIANA We Specialize in Home Mcrde Pres MONROVIA. INDIANA , will ,, , Y., . Jnuunilllluulu ...lm In , , Compliments of SCHNAITER LUMBER COMPANY The Building Department Store 110-190 West Morgan Street Open Every Friday Evening for Your Shopping Convenience MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments oi EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Indicma's Leading Sporting Goods Store 209 West Washington Street Phone ME. 4-3448 INDIANAPOLIS 4, INDIANA KO-WE-BA 50 South Ko-We-Ba Lane INDIANAPOLIS 7. INDIANA X15 of Ko-we-BAR eans KO-WE-BA MEANS THE BEST IN CANNED AND FROZEN FOODS Congratulations Class of '57 Compliments of HADLEY 6. COOK AGENCY THE MARY LOU SHOP All Lines of Insurance Phone 170 MOORESVILLE. INDI.ANA MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of BAILEY DRUG STORE Compliments of fPrecise1y Filled Prescriptionsl SEARS Q RQEBUCK North Side of Square Phone 240 MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of MARTINSVILLE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Entertainment for the Entire Family 1000 South Main St. MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of FOGLEMAN 6 APPLEGATE INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 1024 West Side oi Square MAR'l'INSVII.I.E. INDIANA Compliments of iui.U f vxmrlmirf AMERICA'S HEADQUARTERS FOR FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Supplies - Furnishings - Equipment for Restaurants - Hotels, Clubs, Schools. Hospitals Such As: Chinaware, Glassware, Silverware, Kitchen Supplies. etc. 2201 S. LaSalle St. CHICAGO 16. ILLINOIS Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations, Seniors! THOMPSON AUTO SUPPLY. INC. ll W. Main St. Phone 250 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of HARVEY FUNERAL HOME MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of TANGLEWOOD RESTAURANT 1Vz Miles North of Mooresville on State Road 67 Open 6:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. Sunday 8:00 A. M. to 3:00 P, M. Closed Tuesday Everybody Welcome Charles Blaschke, Owner Elizabeth Glassburn 6. Sons, Mgrs. Compliments of PLUMBERS SERVICE MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Mutual Funds: INVESTORS Mutual. Inc. INVESTORS Stock Funds. Inc. INVESTORS Selective Fund. Inc. INVESTORS Group Canadian Fund Ltd. Face Amount Certificate Company: INVESTORS Syndicate of America. Inc. For Prospectuses Write INVESTORS Diversified Services. Inc. Investors Bldg., Minneapolis 2, SAMUEL M. BLUE 6169 Primrose Avenue Phone CL 5-9463 - Indianapolis Minn. Compliments of HARLESS 6 SON We Install Septic Tanks and Finger Systems Ditch Digging Phone R-597-02 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments ot SPANGLE MOTORS There's A New Ford In Your Future MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of Iohn and Ioe McGuire AUTOMOTIVE ARMATURE Phone 14 Road 67 MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of FAMILY FINANCE. INC. Signature. Household, or Auto Friendly, One-Stop Service Phone 397 27 E. Main St. MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of B. F. IONES DEPARTMENT STORE MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of I. E. ALBERTSON 6. SON ELEVATORS R. R. 1 Cumby - CFriendswoodJ Phone West Newton 113 Mooresville - Phone UL. 6-521 Feed of All Kinds We Buy and Sell Grain Anytime During the Year Compliments oi NEWCOMER LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO.. INC. Everything for Building Phone 4 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments oi MILLER'S DRIVE-IN MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments oi ALLEN 6. RUSHING BARBER SHOP lBest Hair Cuts in Townl MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of ALLISON TIRE COMPANY MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of COLEMAN INSURANCE MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments oi RAYMOND BRAY Compliments oi WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY lAccessories of All Kindsl MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of BROWN'S REXALL DRUG STORE CPrescriptions Filled Here? MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of BIFF'S BAKERY MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Wi 6 1 X555 gg il INTER- COLLEGIATE PARESS FACTl2g:1guHS0McEitIVFlCE vw: 1 g ,. ',-W5 S ' ' ' 1 'U' , f Q52 i, wff'iYz , 'm 4 x 'Q' X if ,M 9 -. S.. gf I.. , . 0-uv.. Q.. L ...AW - 4-qv 6 1' + my X 'I . . -X v wg- -WWNM, si if -A I7595if:S'giN . X K W . RTX . Q. V- + x as Q K 1 N .s Y in in K it KN X X Q ' . A X- 8 'Q , X NN.-X X Q- -. N Q . 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