Monrovia High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Monrovia, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

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Mouno vm, INDIANA V V DEDICA TION We, the Senior Class of 1958, gratefully dedicate this edition of The Bulldog to Mary Bailey, our sponsor during our junior and senior years, For her untiring efforts as cb-director of our class plays, as advisor on our yearbook and school paper, and for her never-ending patience, we say a heart-felt, thank you . We know that when we board the bus, bound for Washington and New York, it will be with the knowledge that without Mrs. Bai- ley's assistance, we would never be doing just that. ANNUAL Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor . Business Manager. . . - Assistant Business Manager . . . Annual Sales Managers . . . . Senior Editors . Underc1assmen's Editors . . . . Sports Editors . Activities Editors Att Editor. . . Layout EdiIO1'. . Staff Arlvienre , STAFF . . Andrea Moke . Madonna Stiles . Kattie Rushton . . . Bob Marley . . . Linda Hurt Rosanell Raikes Gary Loos Thomas Nelson . . Doris Geilker John Martin Harold Fansler . . Nancy Kivett Margaret Pickett Larry Busbee Judy Ray . Zoe Ann Crowe Ronnie Pryor George Hughett . . . Sue Walker Phyllis Yeadon Vicky Parks . Judy Burgmann . Wanda Belcher . Mrs. Railev and Mr- Lind A nmnws TRA non MR. PARKER pRlNClpAL MR. WERSHING COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT MR. HADLEY Tnllcfrr SEATED: Mrs. Long, Miss Cook, Mrs. Tidd, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Warmoth. STANDING: Mr Parker, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Shuler, Mr. Poynter, Mr. Lind, Mr. Hudson. FACULTY SEATED: Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Jett, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Finchum. STANDING: Mrs. Shuler, Mrs. Crowe, Mrs. Balay, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Whiteman. . 9 'iw Q4 ' QWKUWHQ7 N a F J 3 us , X k Q 1 - ,f X f xxx . A' sf if i fini X X, 'V K' f J SENIORS KATTIE RUSHTON Class President 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2,3,4g Class Vice-President 1, Sextette 1,2,3,4, Booster Club 4, Class Play 3,4, Speech Con- test lg Carnival Queen 3, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, RONALD PRYOR Basketball 2, Class Vice-Presi- dent 3,4, Annual Staff, Stage Manager Class Play 3,4, Base- ba112,3: F.F. A. 1,2,3, 4. WANDA BELCHER Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Class Queen 2, Class Treasurer 2, Class Sec- retary 3,4, Candidate Home- coming Queen 4, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, NANCY KIVETT Class Treasurer 1,3,4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 1,2, 3, Band Treasurer 3, Band President 4, Majorette 4, Dance Band 3,4, Pep Band 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 2,3,4, S,S.S, 2, 3,4, S.S.S. President 4, Class Play 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Speech Contest 1,4, Commercial Contest 3, English Contest 3, County T.B. Essay Contest 1, D.A,R. Good Citi- zen 4, 4-H 1,2,3,4, Home- coming Queen Candidate 3, Class Queen 4, Booster Club 4. HAROLD FANSLER Band l,2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3,4, Band Officer 3,4, Student Council 4. CHARLES PAUL F F A 1 2 3 4 JUDY RAY S. S. S. 1.2: Paper staff 3,43 Annual Staff 4 DORIS GEILKER S. S. S. 3: Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 3.4: D.A.R. 4g Class Play 45 4-H 3,4. THOMAS NELSON Annual Staff 4g Paper Staff 4. LARRY BUSBEE Class Play 4g Annual staff 4g Paper Staff 3,4. PHYLLIS YEADON Reporter School Paper Staff: Annual staff 4 N STEPHEN ARNOLD HADLEY Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 F, F.A. 1,2,3,4, ANDREA JO MOKE Sextette 1,3,45 Band 1,2,3, 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 3, 45 Pep Band 45 S.S.S. 2,3,45 4-H 35 Safety Rc Health Leader 45 S. S, S. Junior Leader 3,45 Class Play 45 Editor Annual Staff 45 Art Director, School Paper staff 45 Speech Contest 15 D,A, R. Contest 45 Music Contest 1, 3, 45 Commercial Contest 3, ZOE ANN CROWE Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3, 45 Trio 3, 45 Sextette 2,45 Speech Contest 15 Business Manager, Pa- per Staff 45 Sports Editor, An- nual staff 45 Dance Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3, 45 Candidate Homecom- ing Queen 3, JAMES KENWORTHY IR. Class Play 35 4-H 1, 2, 3, 45 F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, State Convention 3,4, National Convention 45 Student Council 35 Class Officer 2, ROBERT MARLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Chor- us 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 An- nual Staff 45 4-H 1,25 Speech Contest 15 F.F,A. 1,2,3,4, F. F.A. Officer 4, State Conven- tion 2, 3, 45 State Chorus 3,4. SUE WALKER Cheerleader 15 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 45 Class Reporter 45 Class Play 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Speech Contest 4. BILL CURTIS F F A 1 2 3 4 JUDY BURGMAN Chorus 1, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Com- mercial Contest 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Annual Staff45 Speech Con- test l5 Sunshine Society 3,45 Sunshine Officer 45 4-H l,2,3, 4, 4-H Officer 1,2,3,45 Junior Leader 3,45 Library 1,35 Sextette 45 Music Contest 4. MADONNA STILES Band 2,3,4, Band Librarian 45 Class Play 3,45 Assistant Editor, Annual 45 Librarian 45 English Contest 35 Commercial Contest 35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Sex,tette 1, 45 Speech Contest 15 D. A,R, Contest 4. LLOYD MURRAY F. F. A. 4 GEORGE HUGHETT Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Chorus l,2, 3,4, MARGARET PICKETT Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Dance Band 45 School Paper 45 Annual Staff 45 Sunshine Society 25 Band Officer 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Speech Contest 1. JOHN MARTIN F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3,4g State Con- vention 3,4g 4-H l. ROSANELL RAIKES Class Play 4: Annual Staff 4g Paper Staff 4, s.s.s, 3,4, VICKY PARKS Paper Staff 4g Annual Staff 4g S,S.S. 2,3g Chorus 1.2. GARY LOOS Annual Staff 43 School Paper Staff 4g Class Paper 3. ROBERT BRIGHT A, 1, 2, LINDA HURT Annual Staff 4g Paper Staff 4, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Durirg the fall of 1946, eighteen frightened, bashful first graders entered Mrs. Allen's room. When she was enrollirg us, and asking us our fathers' names, one little girl replied, We just call him daddy. Two of us got lost, and had to have our brothers find our rooms, but before the year was over all of us knew our way around, as well as how to read and print. The next year, our class was split up, half going to Mrs. Reed, and half going to Mrs.Curtis. That year we had an improvement in our reading and printing, and even learned to write. When we were in the third grade our class was back together again with Mrs. Curtis. That year we had a Rhythm Band with Zoe Ann Crowe as our leader, and we were quite proud of it. The next fall finally rolled around, and we entered Mrs. Jett's Room. The class will always remember the paper castle we made that year, and the picnic we had. In the fifth grade, our class was split-up again, some going to Mrs. Stark, and some to Mr. Finchum. That year one of the unsuspecting got an eraser thrown at her while she was telling someone an assignment Qwithout permission, so she saysl. The next year our class was back together to stay, in Mr. F inchum's room. The most outstanding thing this year was when a boy was pushed into a tub of water at our Halloween Party. His only remark as he came up smiling was, Does anyone have any dry pants? In the seventh grade, we thought we were quite grownup as we moved upstairs. We added the kids from Hall making our class somewhat larger. The teachers didn't think our cute little jokes were quite so cute as we did. By the end of the year, we learned that we were not to do certain things -- with the teachers' aid. When school started the next year, we had lost a few of our class members, but most of us were still together. Our Freshman year was great fun, especially the day we had to dodge the Seniors on our initiation day. We even combed the lawn in front of the schoolhouse with combs and scrubbed the sidewalk with toothbrushes. After our hard day's work, we had a party sponsored by the Seniors. When we were Sophomores, we ordered our class rings. Needless to say, we could hardly wait for them to come. Everyone could tell when they did arrive, because we displayed them as best we could. The Junior year finally arrived, bringing on the ordering of our class sweaters, the Prom, school paper, and many, many other activities. We presented our first class play, The Skeleton Walks, during our Junior year. Now, after twelve years of waiting, the Senior year has finally arrived, bringing us to face many new experiences -- the second class play, editing of the school paper, and annual, the trip to New York and Washington, Commencement, Graduation, and other exciting Senior activities. Our class now has twenty-nine members, some new and some old, who are looking forward to the great day, but who realize that we have so little time left in this school with all our familiar friends. As we finally board the train to the future, we will undoubtedly think back to the twelve happy and hectic years behind us, and we shall S3Y. IT WAS WORTH IT 'Ro sAtY.6Cl W WG YYQZMKC .pun- A, V? , .,::q, Q , if iw vi . 1 ,, if F' , N lk ,. ,,2' 1,-:: .. si' 5' ? L. A7n'c2r'Ef? Chnnlss 5 0,5 'f2:JoN'N'H' Eg, 1 5 2 . 'QM Llbya W I Harold Robert B. Madonna Margaret Charles Bill Larry George Steve Sue Gary Roaanell Vicky Jim Phyllis Bob Nancy Wanda Ronnie Kattie Lloyd Zoe Judy Doris Andrea Thomas Harold Bob DOIIIIB Peggi Charlie Hawkeye Zorro Buddy Steve Eyes Little savage Rosi Vic Dave Fhyl Dave Nanc Flve Carat Hagabot Bubbles Murgy Jo Glever Seriously Dodl Andi Tom I believe you? Save yer Con- federate Bonds l.et's not get carried away 01, crumb Heck, I don 't know Sure! I'll be there G1 oho so-o-o-o So-o-o-o-o By all means 'rmvu be me day Great balls of fire Pick off a pedestrian Well, I'll be a ???? Don't know, do you? I'll betcha a horse Charlie, my boy what-do you think? Well, to be fact about the matter of fact You Complete Idiot Sweets Gr, thot I would Be my guest A11 that sort of rot Thats for the birds Where I shouldn't be Any place but school Don't know, do ya Anywhere 8a everywhere Just about anywhere At the station A certain house Barb 's house In the field lst farm west of Monrovia on 42 Anywhere Where you'd least expect me Indianapolis Indiana polls Martinsville Indianapolis Martinsville Black Olds Black Olds West of town Anywhere In a black car Martinsville Babykins I'll never tell Anywhere Maggie No one I ain't a gonna tell Harold A gang of boys Hard tell- ing A certain girl Sue Cattle Rushton family Anyone You 'd be surprised A friend The clique Lee Roy The clique Judy Charlie I'll never tell Dan Patty I'm not telling Nancy Andl Babykins Anyone Fix ing Studebakers Nothing Messing Around Helping . . Harold Reading Hot Rod Magazines School Reading books and listening to music working on can Sleeping' Writing letters to Norfolk. Virginia Loafing in sdlool Drinking Coke Thinking of a Senior boy when not study- ing shorthand Studying Dancing Playing drums Basketball games, right Judy? Babysitting with a 24 year old Arguing with Mr. Parker If you don't know, Iain't agonna tell you Running my stlll Doing nothing Basketball games, right. Nancy? Counting all my money Day Dreaming Basketball SENIOR PROPHEC Y As I sit here in Mr. Shuler's classroom where I have been invited to recite a few of my poems, I cannot help but recall the days of twenty years ago when my twenty eight classmates and I studied History and Government in this room. Today I am to speak to a Junior U. S. History class here at my alma mater, Monrovia High. The textbooks have certainly changed since I was in school. I even recognize some of the names as being those of my former classmates. I recall, back in '58 when America was just becoming space minded that Margaret Pickett and Harold Fansler had decided to get married on the moon. This history book says there were no clergymen who cared to go to the moon. Fortunately, Clergyman Tom Nelson figured he'd be' one step closer, so he agreed to perform the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Fansler are now living happily on Jupiter. Also in this chapter on space travell seea picture of a cornfield. Ithought this rather odd until I read that it was Steve Hadley's cornfield on Pluto. He commutes daily from his farms outside Monrovia to those he cultivates on Pluto. Speaking of Monrovia it is now the capital of Indiana and Wanda fBelcherJ McKamey has been elected Governor. She advocated putting women into higher political offices and got the job. The next chapter is on the Presidential cabinet. As I look down the list of members, Charles Pau1's name leaps out at me. He was appointed to the DOSE of Secretary of Agriculture because of his revolutionary development of a one-eyed potato with monocle. Twenty Years of Knowledge is the title of Chapter 942. This chapter deals with inventions of the last twenty years. Bobby Marley revolutionized study habits in high school by inventing a device that reads students lessons and transmits them to his brain while he is asleep. This device has been perfected until it costs only fB4.98g thus it is very popular with the students. Linda fHurtJ Hadley developed a mechanized house trailer which runs by itself. This came about because she didn't want Pete to drive those old county trucks to work. John Martin possibly invented the most useful type of quick-drying cement for the patching of the Greencastle Road which he did his part to wear out. Chapter 943 tells of another confederacy being formed under the leadership of Bob Bright. It seems that some people took literally his saying, Save your confederate bondsg the South shall rise again. General Robert E. Lee Bright also has the largest collection of confederate bonds in the world. Larry fZorroJ Busbee, General Bright's aide-de-camp, , ls one of the greatest living scouts the South has ever known. As I close the book my eyes catch a glimpse of the modernized statue of liberty sculptured by Judy fRayJ McKee which adorns the cover. l lay the History book aside and happen to see a newspaper. Oh, dear, it's Monday and the Senior Government still has current events just as the class of '58 did. Monrovia Wins State Finals. Aml seeing things? Yes, that's what the paper says and lo, and behold it says boys give credit to coach, Ronald W. Pryor. Ronnie always said he would make news. Here's an article that says last year's 500- mile race winner, Kattie CRushtonJ Tucker has announced plans to run in this May's classic. What's this Champion Liar of the World Chosen. The boggest liar was George Hughett who won with I've never told a lie in my life. Educated flag-pole sitter? Betcha a horse that is our friend Rosanell Raikes, who always said that's what she wanted to do and by George, she's starting her second year on this parti- cular flagpole. What a pretty color picture here on the front page. It was done by Gary Loos, Mimeograph champ, who can do eight colors in three seconds. Murray Appointed Warden at Alcatraz. Isn't it amazing, I always thought Lloyd would be one of their most famous inmates. Triplets born on Mt. McKinley Commodore and Mrs. Michael Shelly, formerly Miss Sue Walker of Monrovia, Indiana became the parents of triplets yesterday. Mrs. Shelley has named the children Eeny, Meeny, Miney, and there ain't no mo'. Lady Bullfighter in Hospital Vicky Parks, famous matador is in the hospital following an argument with El torro -- she lost. On the editorial page I see where Representative James Kenworthy, Jr. has just introduced a bill making school compulsory until the age of twenty-one. Strongest opposition to this bill came from Representative Doris Geilker, who would rather have a three day school week and not have it compulsory at all. On the woman's page, I see a dress of the very latest design by Mme. Phyllis, known to us as Phyllis lYeadonJ Lovins, my goodness, it has the waistline where the waist is, haven't had those since 1900. It will undoubtedly start a new trend in designing. In the book reviews I see that Nancy Kivett has another Best Seller, entitled, Tail of Two Suburbs, a stirring drama of the short distance between Monrovia and its suburb, Martinsville. To all Gourmets is the title of a byline written by Zoe Ann fCrowel Pryor and Andrea fMokeJ Harris, who are in business together. Their Sputnik Sandwiches of twenty years ago gained great popularity and they have since become two of the best-known chefs in the world. The movie review for today is Passionate Slush starring Bill Curtis, Mayne J ansfield, and Madonna Stiles. Miss Stiles portrays NightingF1orencegale who wins the eligible Dr. Curtis despite the efforts of Miss Jansfield. This ia an exciting, suspenseful, and entertaining film and it is recommended highly. Mr. Shuler comes into the room and says he is sorry he was detained but Mr. Lind and Mrs. Bailey had a collision on their motor scooter with Mr. Parker who was speeding in aseven mile per hour zone. Fortunately, no one was hurt. l always knew the class of '58 would go down in history. In case you're wondering, my Pulitzer prize winning poem, was called the model of simplicity, two 'linac Uf'nr-na I-numb nr-it-'h no fn 1-1-in fluff- nf un-A hfln.-an AIA VI..- A-ek..- Lv..- ....1.. l'..... In 5 I. I. I. 1. I. L 1. L I. 1. 1. I. I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. 1. 1. I. I. I. 1. I. 1. 1. I. CLASS WILL Doris Geilker, will all my newly created shorthand words to Mrs. Bailey, so she can teach them next year and the students won't have to make up their own. Jimmy Kenworthy, will my ability to go to Mooresville to Kay Dillon. Zoe Ann Crowe, will my ability to drive and never have a wreck to anyone who needs it. fl never lose more than one tail 1ight.J Steve Hadley, will my muscles to Larry Burns. Phyllis Yeadon, will my ability to make passing grades to my brother, Jimmy. Lloyd Murray, will my ability to be lovable, huggable, and kissable to anyone who lacks these qualities. Judy Burgmann, will my ability to write serious poetry to Hannah Kivett. Bob Marley, will my ability to be tardy every day to Graham Bright. Nancy Kivett, will my ability to be drum majorette to my sister, Hannah, for use in 1960, and my ability to argue to Mr. Shuler. Harold Fansler, will my ability to sleep in class to Hannah Kivett. Margaret Pickett, will my ability to stay out of ditches to anyone who is learning to drive. John Martin, will nothing, but will sell my Chev'vy to Drivers' Ed. Class. Madonna Stiles, will my ability to stay in the car when Peggi is driving to anyone with enough nerve to risk it. Ronnie Pryor, will my ability to make F's to Joe Shields. Kattie Rushton, will my ability with Lanny Parker to Sherry Norman. Bill Curtis, will my pleasant disposition to my brother Dewayne, and my hair to Mr. Wagner. Vicky Parks, will my ability to fail all of my tests to all the Junior boys who are in the sixth period English class. Thomas Nelson, will my desk in the Senior Room to anyone who loves to hunt. Rosanell Raikes, will my ability to blush fespecially in classy to anyone with the ability to take it. Gary Loos, will my bubbling personality to Mr. Branam. Sue Walker, will my ability to stay out of trouble and get my diploma to my sister, Linda. George Hugett, will my mermaid cufflinks to Mr. Branam. Andrea Moke, will my ability to cook to any girl who needs it, and my ability to read music to Mr. Ormandy. Larry Busbee, will my height to Eddy Parrot. Linda Hurt, will all my good times in school to Linda Hadley. Charles Paul, will nothing to no one, but will trade my Hot Rod Magazines for a diploma. Wanda Belcher, will my ability not to flop while doing a yell to Darlene Day. Robert Bright, will my Social Living book to some other poor Senior. Judy Ray, will my ability to day dream in classes to my sister Donna. fmg ,aa ' , ,Za WML ' . W177VESS55 5 X 4604 Mp :wg v , .f M. 3 AQ. If' . X! 'xf ', L .SQ A A.. , 5. - 5:1 islfirizqg rw - . wwf' NQS5-515 fs i' 1+ TN - :ii S ,wx Lx,, .fwfi .ski- Wii-yv ,f - .2 yfsfgifel Q, I1 ,fx 5. , ! SP' '-1 h .rf gg . ' si, ' add-f '??f f' in K fl X ,N gf -in Qi 2 f 'xf rgjsmkfff ill- ,4-f ,- K 'A C52-ZOOFUZOI K 'XX -Q 1 u:t'11-IPD'-'UZPO X In WA ,S X if E 5. E3 5 -n,..,.M NN'-sm.. ,A'.' , .. ,mx 5 f 5 1 .1 2 Q Q 5 A m S , , 5 ? S . L , K 1 i 2 x , f r E . f L , 4 , ' 1 k 1 K Q Z E Z . 1 5 , 4 m 3 W ' P ' . v - r 5 5 , , , Q A :ff-1 ri K, in , Vg N , ggi? Q , ggi ?f 'T? 9' - X31 .. . 'A f - V gg K, f . ff ff we , ' 5 Q91 ,e 3, , gag, 5. 1 x if ' 5 if if , ,- ,QM-X gkfwg S 5-3 ' -ai: 3 S - ' 5557 12.3 UNDERCLASSMEN Mr. Wagner Sponsor Richard Graham President Marvin Allen Donald Ambrose Judy Atwell Anna Bright Shirley Brownen Bobby Bums Larry Bumett Marilyn Byrum Carolyn Campbell Billy Bob Clark Ronald Clark Mary Clayton John Clements Rachel Cook Wayne Curtiss Anita Decker Philip Dilman Kay Dillon Ricky Eisenminger Mary Elkins Larry Finchum Ieffie Gentry Dywayne Hobson John Houk John League Micheal Moore Eugene Myers Gary Mork Judy Noel Mary Ann Page Beverly Philips Jerry Philips Eddie Philips Eddie Parrot Sandy Parks Judy Ram George Terrell Julius Tucker Larry Jo Shields Linda Warmoth Mrs. Tidd, Sponsor Janice Alexander, President Shirley Baldwin Mary Ruth Brewer Joyce Brownen Kay Burgmann Rita Busbee Pat Campbell June Christy Jimmy Durbin Darlene Day Carolyn Edwards Patty Fansler Ronnie Fravel Farrel Galloway Paul Goskie Shiela Hannah Jack Harless James Hendricks Sue Jaggers Lloyd Johnson Steve Johnson Hannah Kivett Joyce League Mary L. Martin Carolyn Moffitt Kenneth Morgan Sherry Norman Yvonne Palmer Lanny Parker Donna Parrot David Rugenstein Wayne Russell Fred Schelm Raymond Scott Terry Shields Walter Simpson Frank Stackhouse Larry Terrell Betty Trusty Laura Trusty Marian Wuertley Donald Walker Judy Yeadon ROW ONE: I. Ray, D. Ray, E. Wade, S. Parks, D. Phillips. ROW TWO: R. Lentz, B. Clark, D. Boardman, I. Yeadon, O. Weimer, K. Plunkett, J. Johnson, C. Greenwood, M. Prescott, L. Hadley, E. Howard, L. Burns. ROW THREE: I. Sebastian, I. Sebastian, C. Ratts, R. Kenworthy, D, Dillon, J. Harper, S. Tiffany, B. McClellan, D. Hinshaw, V. Elkins, M. Allen, T. Atwell. ROW FOUR: K. Allen, P. Busbee, P. Bain, B. Martin, D. Yagle, P. Day, N. Ratts, H. Aldridge, I. Brown, G. Greeson, S. Atwell, T. Morgan, T. Wilson, N. Wuertley. it ROW ONE: R. Roemer, D. Noel, R. League, I. Schmaltz, W. Rodert, B. Morgan, M. Sullivan E. Dawson, I. Spradlin, C. Poynter, I. Scott, D. Allen. ROW TWO: C. Tully, M. Romine A. Rawlins, S. Allman, NI. Lewis, L. Campbell, L. Walker, T. Hayes. ROW THREE: M Clayton, J. Satterly, J. McCrary, S. Brownen, W. Howard, D. Rugenstein, D. Myers, K Parks, C. Hannah, J. Bruner, N. Stratton, G. Sutche, D. Hurt, J. Brown, B. Kindle, N Humphery, D. Wade. ROW FOUR: O. Weimer, M. Patrick, M. Devore, B. Bales, W. Lane C. Simpson, N. Bain, D. Cummings, S. Wallace, S. Lundy, M. Hendricks, L. Eisenmenger R. Dutell, M. Pruitt, I, Clark, T. Martin, Mr. Hudson. ROW FIVE: D. Byers, B. Squires, M. Dawson, E. Segovia, J. Cooney, D. Brown, G. Wooden, P. Gallaway, H. Hadley, D -IICU'-F1 FUUPFUCU 2l'f14l'l1Uz l'1'1UIP-'JUC5 ROW ONE: I. Romine, A. Humphrey, T. Quinn, B. Hill, S. Dillon, C. Morrow, D. Howard M. Iamerson, P. Parks. ROW TWO: D. Bray, S. VanDyke, T. Johnson, C. McCe11an, I, Cranfield, J. Mi11er,P. Rairdon, L. Harris, G. Hendricks, E. Segovia. BACK ROW: P. Moore, I. Bright, I. Brown, B. England, J. Norton, D. Rushton, G. Baird, S. Tiffany, M. Manifold M. Defur, K. Grant, D. Jones, Teacher, Mrs. Shuler. ROW ONE: K. Finchum, A. Hadley, M. Hommel, V. Rose, D. Eubanks, C. Lumpkin, R. Page, L. Pippin, P. Manifold, E. Morgan, S. Wilson. ROW TWO: T. Shields, M. Cranfill, L. Lee, L. Anderson, T. Holcomb, B. Bray, L. Busbee, M. Rusher, G. Boardman, V. Ward K. Cooper, B. Zimmerman, D. Buskirk. ROW THREE: N. Owens, C. Jones, I. Martin, D Olleman, M. Marsh, I. Parks, V. Nickleson, B. Rushton, J, Baird, L. Shields, I. McCloud B. Rodert, D. Shields, Teacher, Mrs. Balay. ROW ONE: J. Shephard, D. Soots, L. Storms, M. Stanley, B. Stanley, B. Nicholson, D. Curtis, I. Baker, E. Monnts, R. Rayer. ROW TWO: R. Ray, B. Humphrey, I. Cooper, B. Osborne, C. Herdier, D. Munday, A. Manifo1d,J. Hommel, V. Payne, P. Small, C. Western. ROW THREE: S. Busbee, L. Johnson, I. Segovia, B. Marshall, K. Clemons, R. Brown, I. Quinn, A. Gates. S. Adams. B. Belcher. M. Rollins. S. Iamerson. Teacher. Mrs. Whiteman. 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R xkiwgvk .: , A '- L bolpj G20 Acnvlnss SENI OR BAND IUNI OR BAND REG-INN ER S BAND TWIRL ERS Sandra Holcomb Gwen Wooden Kay Dillon Beverly McClellan Nancy Kivett, Majorette Mary Beth Greene Pat Harper Hannah Kivett Donna Hinshaw David Rugenstein Judy Ratts Harold Fansler Hannah Kivett Bob Marley Nancy Kivett Mr. John Ormandy, Instructor g Madonna Stiles Margaret Pickett .1 DANC E BAND HDMECOMING QUEEN CAROLYN SIEISASTIAN CRUWNS WANDA QUEEN HOMECUMING QUEEN 1958 QUEEN AND COURT A I -y Marion Wuortlcy. Iudy Nool, Margaret Pickett, QUEEN, Wanda Belcher, Mary Clayton, Patty Fanslcr Sandra Holcomb, Judy Sullivan. .nil GIRLS' 4-H B0 YS, 4,,,, JUNIOR LEADERS BLUE BIRDS - S.S-S- F.r.A. if 'wMSQfti':+Xf N . , . .lbw :ig w fi , fi .fr igiiim ,ff,3Qf Mil' 'Q ,. I, I , 4. A. .rw 5' W 1' Nw f ,zA'ff', .iirvt ,ff.s.,. . .fi . , X ww 'Z H K ww? 2. f Q4 5 'Q' J A MR. PARKER QW5' OFFICE WORK -mil' STUDENT COUNCIL PARKING LOT 1 Iggsk MRS. AMBROSE L,- L COOKS YR MRS. LUISANKS MRS. FANSLER and MRS. PATRICK JANITORS ? ' BUS DRIVERS MR. STADER R MR. WALKER ' 'lv' Tl Y 'I lJTICT.l'l'fX1XI IUII2 QTTI PU RXID AI T IUIART IVIR I'T3'DDF'T T and TVITQ AT.T.'FTTXT , , 'flmw 77mc, dlfvvng Q-S5 'Us-.T Pew-ce proc Sauna Ghsldkooo New Lt7'nC 7121 yall -v W., cnc P L14 C ' Scum T203 Goan Gnoup I ok, Penny pu aah Lz.a.Rh xt, , J, L.,.KBglo6e-E G5'5Ql2Nr-1 T .Sn .elfio ,,S S-S QUIL soxktn one..s71 Idtdprda' DHJd2!Lc.'f,Q. YYNC. Dfinlca Mny if .SIT mu 1' 3 E 4. Q Q Nw X Q . Q X RW af sf x. sm 2- Q Y X N 1 is Ns I ,., 'Ns X S N x X + ws R tis X'-. if 53 ' -.A J 44x gui +---:........UN,f , A S 6 -1. - S i BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: W. Palmer, E. Phillips, D, Walker, S. Johnson. SECOND ROW: G. Mork, L. Parker, J. Hendricks, F. Schelm, Coach R. Branam. THIRD ROW: D. Rugenstein, J. Sheilds, M. Parker, D. Ambrose, M. Moore, J. Mork Eoodgg MEMS 0, 6 ,pw db Mfg! 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Auctioneer Mooresvi11e's Complete Service Station Phone Mooresville R 38801 MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of DAI.E'S PURE OIL MARTINSVILLE AUTO CO. Main 6 Indiana Home of BUICK Since 1907 Phone 158 See the AIR BORNE B-58 BUICK MOORPSVILLE, INDIANA MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of ADLERS MARTINSVILLE - MOORESVILLE Morgan County's Value Center Home of These and Many Other Famous Brands at Popular Prices: Fruit oi the Loom, Dixie Lou, Sheennode, Ioan Curtis, Platex, Bestiorm, Plapet Quadrigs Cloth. Adam, Campus, Arrow, Williams, Connie, Pazis Fashion. Hug-Tite, Red Goose, Yannigcms, Iohn C. Roberts, Kingsway, Wolverine. Mendproof, Botany, Wembly, Portis, Tex Tan, Wings, and Riverdale. Compliments of Edwin C. Holmes CITY MOTORS WILHITE 61 SON 211 N. Main Street Funeral Home MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Phone DI. 2-3348 216 E. Pike St Compliments of B. F. JONES Moonnsvrmz. INDIANA Compliments of K. R. DORSETT AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Real Estate - Farm Loans - Bonds 23 West Main St. Office Phone 198 - Res. Phone 114 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of BLACK LUMBER CO. MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Your Lumber Number Dlckens 2-3341 Compliments of DONAS MILLER'S GARAGE Compliments Of MONROVIA, INDIANA SPANGLE MQTORS General Repair There's a New Ford in Your Future Arc and Acetylene Welding MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Standard Oil Products Compliments of MARLEY'S STATION Marathon Gas and Oil Tank Wagon Service Gravel Hauling Phone 219 MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of B 6. L REGAL STORE Quality Groceries and Meats Dry Goods and Notions Large Variety of Footwear MONROVIA. INDIANA Established 1909 ME. 5-9114 POR'l'ER'S STUDIO 312 Illinois Building - Indianapolis., Indiana Your Photographer for All Occasions CANDID WEDDINGS CAT YOUR HOME, OR CHURCH! BIRTHDAYS VALENTINE'S DAY MO'1'HER'S DAY FAT!-IER'S DAY CHRISTMAS FAMILY REUNIONS HOME PORTAITS Pleasingly Posed, Popular Priced Photos. Please Pcmiculax People Best Wishes Compliments of GANo.S FLOWERS LATTA FARM EQUIPMENT ass E. Harrison Phone DI. 2-2209 New Idea Farm Equipmenf There is cr Difference in Flowers Sales ' Pm-ts - Service MARTINSVILLEI INDIANA 64 W. Main St. Phone 259 MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of HARVEY FUNERAL HOME CARL'S CRYSTAL FLASH Moonrzsvrm-:, INDIANA MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Established 1909 ME. 5-9114 PORTER'S STUDIO 312 Illinois Building - Indianapolis., Indiana Your Photographer for All Occasions CANDID WEDDINGS CAT YOUR HOME, OR CHURCH? BIRTHDAYS VALENTINES DAY MOTI-IER'S DAY FAT!-lER'S DAY CHRISTMAS FAMILY REUNIONS HOME PORTAITS Pleasingly Posed, Popular Priced Photos, Please Particular People Best Wishes Compliments of , UIPMENT GANO s FLOWERS LATTA FARM EQ I ass E. Harrison Phone DI. 2-2209 New Idea Farm Eqmpmem There is cr Difference in Flowers Sales - Pans - Servlce 64 W. Main sf. Phone 259 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of HARVEY FUNERAL HOME CARL'S CRYSTAL FLASH MOORESVILLE, INDIANA MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of KENWORTHY G SON. INC. General Hardware Intemational Harvester Farm Machinery and Tnrcks Speed Queen Washers and Ironers - Philgas Stoves and Appliances A Complete Stock of Parts - Trained Service Men for Repair Service MQNROVIA. INDIANA PARAGON, INDIANA Compliments of M. 6. N. FURNITURE. INC. Compliments of Store No. 1 - State Rd. 37 South FARM BUREAU CO-OP Store No. 2 - 60 S. Main St. MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Phone DI. 2-3493 Office Phone DI. 2-3679 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA J-1-1 Y C0mPliI!1eI1fS Of Compliments of GREGORY ORCH-ARD MONROVIA GENERAL STORE PhY11iS 'md Bob G1'e9'01'Y Where Your Neighbors Trade MOORESVILLE, INDIANA MQNRQVIA, INDIANA Congratulations Class of '58 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MARTINSVILLE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Compliments of ARMSTRONG'S Groceries - Vegetables - Meats Phone 148 East Main Street MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK Eminence As Convenient As Your Mailbox When You Bank By Mail SAFE SATISFACTORY Compliments of I OHN SON 'S ORCHARD Moonssvtms, INDIANA Best Wishes CLAYTON BRANCH BANK OF DANVILLE STATE BANK CLAYTON. INDIANA I x tsgfx X, fnx Q9 fg I You taste its'quuIity 45? ,umm S1-352' 63621 . ' ' IN BOTTLES j . mornin UND!! Aurnomv or 'IMI COCA-COLA comrmv IV COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INDIANAPOIIS, IND. CITIZEN BANK Mooresville. Indiana and Monrovia Branch, Monrovia, Indiana Service is Our Purpose K f ., ,, ,, Compliments of MOORESVILLE WELDING SHOP Ray House, Proprietor General Repair and Blacksmithing Oxy-Acetylene - Electric Arc Structural Steel Fabrication MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of ALLENS BODY SHOP MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of THE TIMES Only 32.00 a Year in This Area Phone 89 11 W. MOORESVILLE, INDIANA Congratulations, Seniors! THOMPSON AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Main St. Phon MOORESVILLE. INDIANA e 250 Congratulatione to the Graduating Class of 1958 'I'I-IE INDIANA BANK 6. TRUST CO. A Good Bank in a Good Community Since 1909 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA KQHEJSEBAP if KO-WE-BA MEANS THE BEST IN CANNED AND FROZEN FOODS Compliments of 'I'URLEY'S Compliments of RADIO AND APPLIANCES COSTIN BUICK CO. Sales and Service 211 W. Main St. Phone 3 PLAINFIELD, INDIANA MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of E. A. FREEMAN. FLORIST Say It With Flowers Flower Shop and Greenhouse Phone 113 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MOORESVILLE PACKING CO Retail and Custom Butchering Custom Butchering Mon. thru Thurs. Open 6 Days ct Week MOORBVILLE. INDIANA Indiancr's Leading Sporting Goods store EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 209 won: Washington snoof Phone ME. +3446 INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA connpnnnomo of MARTINSVILLE BRICK CO. Phone DI. 2-3328 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of CURE 6 SON FOGLEIVIAN 6 I-IPPLEGATE Fumiture - Rugs - Stoves We Specialize in Home Made Pies MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA MONROVIA. INDIANA EASTSIDE FOOD LOCKER AND APPLIANCES Appliances and freezers, heating and air conditioning, fcms, power mowers, complete processing of fruits, meats. and vegetables, food locker rentals. and freezer supplies. East Side Square Phone DI. 2-6853 Leo Hacker, -Owner MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of I. C. PENNY CO. Manrmsvnm INDIANA Compliments of VESTAL MOTOR CO.. INC. Chevrolet Sales and Services MOORESVILLE. INDIANA compiimenis of NEWCOMER LUMBER 6. SUPPLY CO.. INC 'Everyihing for Building Phone 4 Moonzsvnuz. INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of BAILEY DRUG srons THE MANITORIIUM CPrecise1y Fiued Prescripuonsy Dial Diclfem' 26614 North side of square Phone 240 50 W' Washington St' MARTINSVILLEI INDIANA Free Pick-up and Delivery M.AR'l'INSVII.I.E, INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of ECHO LAKE SEARS G ROEBUCK Home of Echo SportsrIxcnI's Club MAR'l'INSVII.I.E, INDIANA Fmhlng' Smmmng' 6' Pmmcmg Modern Rest Rooms 6. Dressing Rooms Phone Mooresville R639-02 Compliments of KELLY'S DRIVE INN MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Pure Lube Phone 2-20 . Compliments of - PHEIFER'S PURE OIL STATION 6. BULK PLANT MONROVIA. INDIANA SYMONS HARDWARE 6. SUPPLY COn the Corner! Phone 27 l 6 PLAINFIELD. INDIANA Compliments of WHITE'S RESTAURANT MONROVIA. INDIANA Who'da thunk it???? Seniors???? Nancy Kivett Andrea Moke Doris Geilker Margaret Pickett Madonna Stiles Rosanell Rcxikes Iudy Burgmann I-IARK! NEW BY CABINET SHOP Custom Built Lacquer Finishes Plastic Tops Choice of Wood Installation All Mill Work Get Our Prices Before You Buy Phone R-5990-2 3 Miles West on Greencastle Road . COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of IOHN SEXTON 6 CO. Compliments oi MOORESVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings Insured Up to 310,000 Savings - Mortgages and Loans - Real Estate Phone 109 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of HUBBARD MILL Feed - Fence - Coal - Grain Phone ll-25 MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of LAD AND LASSIE SHOP Headquarters for Infant's and Children's Wear MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Congratulations Class of '58 HARKER OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Mimeograph Supplies Desk Pen Sets - Gift Items Adler Building MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of ALEXANDER SHOE STORE MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA ETHEL'S DRESS SHOP 163 N. Main St. Everything for the Lady MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated by: Harland B. Hadley 15 E. Main St. Phone MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of THE VICIOUS CLIQUE KATTIE SUE RUSHTON MARILYN SUE WALKER WANDA SUE BELCHER Congratulations HUNDLEY'S APPLIANCE STORE Your Westinghouse Dealer 20 East Main Street HUNDLEY 'S 5c - 51.00 STORE Toys, Notions. and Dry Goods 6-8 East Main Street MOORESVILLE. INDIANA MOORESVILLE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY. INC. MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of C0mP1im0HfS of HERFF-IONES CO. D, H, GOBLE PRINTING CO, Manufacturing Iewelers 6 Stationers G , INDIANA 1407-1419 North Capitol Ave. INDIANAPOLIS 7. INDIANA Congratulations Seniors WALLACE GROCERY CROWN CENTER. INDIANA Compliments of BERTELSEN'S IEWELERS MAn'rINsvn.1.r:. INDIANA Compliments of ADAMS CLAY PRODUCTS CO. MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of THE EW ING STUDIO I. Bemard Ewing - Photographer Toner Building - Over Penny's Phone DI. 2-4586 PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL WEDD.INGS MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Congratulations to the Class of '58 DAVIS COOPERAGE CO. P. O. Box 106 Phone DI. 2-6784 MAR'I'INSVII.I.E. INDIANA THE SYCAMORE FLOWER SHOP 140 S. Main Phone DI. 2-4263 MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of McILWAIN AND HAI-IN Tax Consultants I- Public Accountants State Rd. 37 South Phone DI. 2-2477 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of HANKS TIRE AND BATTERY 435 W. Morgan Street - Road 39 Phone DLI. 2-6709 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Russ Byers Opal Byers Bob Byers MOORESVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture - Rugs - Bedding 9 west Main sneer Phone 406 Moonssvlmr. INDIANA MOORESVILLE LOCKER PLANT Phone 116 Bolton Avenue MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Wholesale Meats - Vegetables Frozen Foods and Sea Foods Cold Storage - Custom Processing Cureing cmd Processing Compliments of KENNY 'S ROLLER RINK Skcrting Every Tuesday Night Parties Wed.. Thurs.. Fri. Nights HAZELWOOD. INDIANA Compliments of DODGE 6. PLYMOUTH CO. MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of STRAFFORDS DRUGS PLAINFIELD, INDIANA Compliments of REX'S BARBER SHOP MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of SWINNEY HEATING 6. APPLIANCE STORE Phone 739 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of MILLER'S RESTAURANT South Indiana Street MOOREBVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of LONG 6. PRATHER MOTOR SALES Oldsmobile - Allis-Chalmers MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of C 6 E DRUGS 114 W. Main Street Cay G Eggers Prescriptions PLAINFIELD. INDIANA Compliments of MARTIN AND soNs GARAGE MONROVIA, INDIANA Compliments of MORGAN COUNTY R. E. M. C. MAR'l'INSV'II.I.E, INDIANA Compliments of FARMERS INSURANCE AGENCY Ion F. Moore BMINENCE. INDIANA Compliments of BROWN REALTY Phone 255 G. R. Brown. Broker MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of MARTINSVILLE DEMOCRAT MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of E. E. GREENWOOD Realtor Phone 180 MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of THE TRADING POST Iunction 39 6 67 - Martinsville Phone DI. 2-3215 Admiral - Emerson - Philco - Bendix Appliances New and Used Furniture Compliments of RAYMOND C. BRAY Compliments of BRANCH GRAIN 6 SEED CO. 190 N. Marion St. Phone DI. 2-3379 Pillsbury Feeds MONROVIA. INDIANA Custom Seed Cleaning 6 Processing Custom Grinding 6: Mixing MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of HORTY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 40-32 MONROVIA. INDIANA Compliments of HOBSON'S 6- SONS Sawmill Congratulations to the Seniors of 1958 FOGI.EMAN'S LUNCH MONROVIA. INDIANA Specialized Business Courses Nine strong, dependable business cour- ses designed to prepare for deinite job objectives. Big demand for graduates. Free Placement Service. Approved by: State Department oi Public Instruction Vocational Rehabilitation Division Indiana State Approval Agency Veterans State Service Department CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 802 N. Meridian sa. Mr. 4-aaa? INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA Compliments of THE FAT BOY Compliments of DALE'S JEWELRY MAn'rmsvn.u:. mDLANA Compliments of KENT CLEANERS 55 West Morgan Phone DI. 2-3800 MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of ROADSIDE GIFT SHOPPE lVz Miles North of Martinsville on Many Gifts to Choose From MRS. FRANK WEST, PROP. Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 RUTH 6. DEWEY GOSS Fire - Bonds - Accident LIFE 6 CASUALTY INSURANCE Compliments of KROGER COMPANY Larry Miller. Manager MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 RICHARDS FEED STORE Phone Dickens 2-4135 MASTER MIX FEEDS MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 RAYMOND TACKETT Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables MARTINSVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of KNOY'S MOTOR INN MARATHON Gas. Oil, Accessories Expert Lubrication 310 E. Morgan St. Phone 2-9089 CHESTY FOODS. INC. POWYO ChiPS - POPCOHI - Ruffles PAUL C. HENDERSON Pretzels - Nuts Registered Wcrtchmaker Phone Melrose 6-9858 MOORESVILLE. INDIANA Indianapolis Branch Compliments of Compliments of COLEMAN INSURANCE BROWN'S REGAL STORE NO. 2 MOORBVILLE. INDIANA MOORESVILLE. INDIANA X INTER J , Q , 5 OLLEGIAT HUOI Kansas City Y - HOME OFF PRESS -look llnrlers L Lx