New Lisbon High School - Nu Lisannial Yearbook (New Lisbon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1955 volume:

. V WW bwwwijfyf WW, . TRUSTEE Carroll Smalley ADVISORY BOARD Arthur Fowler Edwin Hill John Reynolds DEDICATION we, the Seniors of '55, dedicate this Annual to our sponsor, Mrs. Ina Mae Leakey who for four wonderful years gave us the backing and support that it took to make our project drives a success. Thus we dedicate this year's Nu Lisannial to you, Mrs. Ina Mae Leakey. - R R yi H 'fm Rl S HIT PHRHDE Q AA The Class of '55 Presents its Nu Lisannial with the theme 'Your Hit Parade' l Mr. Hhddleston Principal Mathematics afwas,as,,1 are mfssff - ' Essex., K K , 9, it t .f no 3 s K 252 ,P f- i 5gs:xf,f il my gifs?-1-W.. 3 2 Q ?? 2 32,3 I x Q 'X as Faoult n...Graduates: Soon you will be entering into a new world with many local, state and national problems. There are many challenges, re- sponsibilities, and opportunities for each of you. The advances made in this new world of yours will largely be determined by you. Whatever your future activities might be--a farmer, a businessman, a housewife or professional worker--I hope that through your service you will bring honor to yourself, your school, and your commun- y. You have the tools for success. Keep them clean and sharp. Don't let them lie idle and rust away! Eugene Huddleston gs, 4 as Qs 2 we 1 ' cwxnfx1.' f 5, Q- , 1see,,:,r-,si- ' r Lgg.Q1f Qvffksii1:fq7, EQ K ef W js K .f e we in 1 ,aff Qu ' W5 3 A v.., I K L, 1 ,5,z11'f- f Mrs. Leakey Mr. Pierce Mrs' Garnr Commerce WV' Math Boggs? Sggdies English - , Science ' ' llzgl Miss Geffs Miss Lilly 'A Home Ee. English c ffl Z' - B5-01037 Commerce ll ,f,,: -:' : rsbn ' . , a,, fr : 'f', f ' Mr. Gaim 1, A Mr. McCloskey Coach Music FM' Hpp - JY ff,-glgacberp Ina. Arts Z A SHIRLEY POORE Vice-President Basketball l,2,3,h3 Base- ball 1 2,3,hQ Track 1 2, 3,hi NComin' Round the Mountainn 33 NHe was a Gay Senoritan My Chorus 1 23 Silver typing pin 33 Student Council 33 Nu Lisannial staff3 Presi- dent 23 Vice'President l N. ANNE WILKINSON President NLet Me Grow Upn 35 HCom- in' Round the Mountainn ag NHe was a Gay Senoritan 3 Chorus 1,2,3,hg Student Secretary to Mrs. Smalley? Booster C1Ub'2,H5 Office Secretary 2,3,h3 F. H. A. 13 History award 33 Miss N.L.H.S. e,h3 Music Honor Sweater 5 Nu Lisannial Staff. enior Q if Sq 1 z The Hllgh and High 3 MARILYN SUE McKEE Secretary-treasurer Secretary - treasurer 33 Secretary to Mr. Huddle- ston- Silver typing pin H nComfn' Round the Moun- tainn 33 nHe was a Gay Senorita' hs Jimtown Journal staff M3 Nu Lis- annial staffg Office sec- retary 1,2,3,h3 Magazine award 33 Booster Club 4 BILL DISBRO Baseball l,2,3,b5 Basket- ball l,2,3,H5 Track 1,25 nComin Round the Moun- tainu 35 U He was a Gay Senoritan M5 Chorus 1,25 Student Secretary to Mr. McC1oskey5 History award 35 Silver typing pin 35 Gold typing pin 5 Jim- town Journal staff5 Nu Lisannial Editor S IIIL 7'lx CARROL W. HUNT Vice-President 35 Track 1, 25 Baseball 1,2,3 H5 Bas- ketball l,2,3 ug Ghorus 1, 25 Nu Lisannlal staffg nComin' Round the Mount- ainn 35 nHe Was a Gay Sen- oritan M ROBERT LEE SMITH Secretary 25 Student Sec- retary to Mrs. Garver5 Basketball 1,2 3,H5 Base- ball 1,2,3 ug Track 1,2,3, H' Student Council 35 Nu Llsannial staff5 UComin' Round the Mountainu 35 nHe Was a Gay Senoritan H BILLY WARD ATKINSON Treasurer 15 President 35 Basketball l,2,3,h5 Base- ball 1,2,3 H5 Track 1 2, 3,k5 Comln Round the Mountainn Stage Manager UHe was a Gay Senorita Student Secretary to Mrs. Baker5 Movie Projector 1 2,3,H5 Nu Lisannial staff 4 14: trier' +745 I gf:-Y, MARVIN MATNEY DANIEL WERKING Stage Manager 3,45 Band lg Student Manager l,2,3, Hg Movie Projector l,2,3, 43 Gold typing pin 35 Jim- town Journal staff, Nu Lis annial staff HComin' Round the Moun- tiann 35 UHe was a Gay Senoritan 45 Baseball l, 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3 45 Track 1,2,3,H' Chorus 25 Student Secretary to Mrs. Herr, Student Council 35 Silver tfping pin Hg Nu Lisannia staff, Vice- President 2 GRACE DAVIS nComin' Round the Moun- tain 35 U He Was a Gay Senoritan 45 Chorus l,2, 3,45 Student Secretary to Mr. Gohng F.H.A. lg Boos- ter Club 2, Home Econom- ics award 3, Office Sec- retary 2,35 Music Honor staff CHARLES BRYAN GREEN UComin' Round the Moun- tiann 35 W He was a Gay Senoritan 45 Baseball 1 Basketball 1,23 Student Manager Hg Track 33 Nu Lisannialfstaff 5 Sweater, Nu Lisannial BOB SEBRING nComin' Round the Moun- tainn 35 Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 1,25 Student Sec- retary to Mr. Pierce, 4-H Round up 45 Gold typing pin 3,45 Music Honor Sweater, President 4-H l, 2,3,4g Student Manager lg Basketball 43 Nu Lisan- nial staff, Jimtown Jour- nal staff ? . at MOTTO: Be sure your right, then go aheadn. COLOR Red and White FLOWER: Red and White varie- gated Carnation TREE: Silver Maple ,fs INA MAE LEAKEY Sponsor 6 LINDA HEISER WComin' Round the Moun- tainn 35 UHe was a Gai Senoritan 45 Band 1 2 3, 3 Chorus 1,2 3,45 Student Secretary to Miss Lilly, 1+-H 1 2,3,45 Girls' state 3, airls state Fair School 45 Office Secre- tary 1,2 3,45 Gold typing pin kg Silver typing Ein 3, Booster Club 2,43 -H President 3,45 Nu Lisan- nial Editor, Jimtown- Journal staff, 4-H Round up 3,45 Music Honor Sweat- er n 5 F-1, W 1 4 S. I4 Name: Marilyn Sue McKee Nickname: Susie Vice: Sleeping Virtue: Working in office Pet Peeve: People calling Ambition: Model Likely to be: Secretary Pastime: Baby setting Characteristic: Flirting -0-3 -,I 4 STH ns7?cs me Susie glass 3-5' Name: Shirley Poore Nickname: Vic Vice: Arguing Virtue: Always up in the air Pet Peeve: People that try to run everything Ambition: Commercial airlines pilot Likely to be: Farmer Pastime: Running around with B. S. Characteristic: Fat and funny Name: Robert Sebring Nickname: Buck ' 1 , f Vice: Getting out of assemblies f ' Virtue: Raising Beagles f 74, Pet Peeve: Girl's who run things 5 ' Q9 Ambition : Ve terinarian 9 , Likely to be: PFC I Pastime: Running around with Poore ' S Characteristic: Moody Q- - Name: Bob Smith Nickname: Smitty ' Vice: Being unkind to dumb animals p ' Virtue: Going to school 4' Pet Peeve: Eating dill pickles and bananas Q Ambition: To have big week-ends K , Likely to be: A model for hair tonic dh Pastime: Day dreaming in the assembly 0 ' Q A Characteristic: Sociable . , gp ,. Name: Daniel Werking Nickname' Dan Vice: Wanting the last word 1112 Virtue: Going out West Pet Peeve: Too many assemblies ' Ambition: To be a millionaire 32 5 fig, lj Likely to be: Farmer Pastime: Loafing 'ragga ' Characteristric: Kidding I Name: Anne Wilkinson Nickname: Frank Vice: Late hours on Saturday nights Virtue: Drawing pictures Pet Peeve: Typing eraser Nborrowersn Ambition: Fashion artist Likely to be: Dress designer for dolls Pastime: writing letters to a certain boy Characteristic: Friendly 7 Name: Billy Atkinson Nickname: Billy A. Vice: Going out too much Virtue: Being nice to everyone Pet Peeve: Cold women Ambition: To live in Florida Pastime: working around town Characteristric: Agreeable :S Name: Billy Joe Disbro Nickname: Dizzy Vice: Playing basketball in the late hours of the evening Virtue: Making good grades Pet Peeve: Tree top clipping air- planes Ambitionz Sport's manager or coach likely to be: Coach Pastime: Playing ball Characteristic: Interchangeable QSSIST ' , aww--E23 Name: Linda Heiser Nickname: Windy Vice: Being late to class with permission Virtue: Industrious Pet Peeve: No long enough noon period Ambition: To be a teacher Likely to be: Just that Pastimes Watching television Characteristic: Jolly Name: Marvin Matney Nickname: Mat Vice: Senior girls Virtue: Freshman girls Pet Peeve: Milking cows Ambition: To be like Fearless Fosdiok Likely to be: Farmer Pastimes Running around Characteristic: Changeable ZR 5779795772-5 A, SS5'-5 , '35 .T fs .- 'g I. I 3 ' i?:::Q'gf'wv Name: Grace Davis Nickname: Shorty Vice: Yawning on Monday morning Virtue: Driving Pet Peeve: Nosy people Ambition: To be a comp. operator likely to be: Housewife Pastime: Sleeping Characteristic: Happy f ' ffsleri' 1 mu!! '!!:::: Name: Charles Green Nickname: Chuck Vice: work Virtue: Money Pet Peeve: Women Ambition: To go to Paris Likely to be: Factory worker Pastimes Working in Drive Inn Characteristic: Teasing A QW' Name: Carrol W. Hunt Nickname: Louie Vice: Being kind to dumb animals Virtue: Liking nice girls Pet Peeve: Dumb women Ambition: Grease monkey Likely to be: Marilyn Monroe's milkman Pastime: Growing sideburns Characteristic: Witty L 9 7 SCHOOL DAZE Ca play in four acts! A rims: August 31 1951 to May 12, 1955 eltb PLACE: New fisbon High School SYNGPSTS: ACT I. Twenty-three frightened young students entered the halls of New Lisbon. They successfully lived through their initiation and be- came full-fledged high school members. During their green years they learned many things. They worked their problems. with ABC's Ccalled Algebrab, collected leaves and insects for biology and studied the ways of the upperclassmen. They also sold popcorn at the games toward the money for their Senior trip. ACT II. Twenty-two members were left from their Freshman year . Now they knew their way around and made their grades with more ease. Their boys were on basketball, baseball, and track teams, others were in band and chorus. To add to the money for the trip they sold cokes roses, and strawberries. They were very enthused over their field trip to Cincinnati, Ohio, to visit the Zoo the Train Terminal the Conservatory, and the Museum. To their delight they received their long-awaited class rings. ACT III. Seventeen members still are walking through the familiar halls. By now they had more subjects from which to choose and many took typing and bookkeeping and advanced home ec. For the home ball games popcorn and cokes were sold by the members of the class not par- ticipating in the sport. They were busy too selling magazines and Christmas cards, and they sponsored a paper drive. They received their class sweaters of red with white letters and all members were pleased with them. They presented UComin' Round the Mountainn, a rip-roaring hill-billy comedy. ACT IV. Thirteen members now make up the cast, soon to be joined by a new member from Lewisville, Charles Green. Their last year began with the initiation of the Freshmen. They had their senior pictures taken by William Keever of Farmland, and they began their annual. They sold candy and ice cream to swell the treasury. They gave their senior play, UHe was a Gay Senorita H in October. They lost a member of the class around Christmas time, fila McCubbins, who quit school. The long awaited trip came, and the Juniors and Mr. and Mrs. Hud- dleston accompanied the Seniors on their wonderful trip. Then came Baccalaureate and Class Day. As the curtain slowly comes together, we see thirteen members, the girls in white gowns, and the boys in blue gowns. slowly and carefully walking up the stairs to receive their di- plomas. After being congratulated by Mr. Edington the curtain comes EOEGUDST and that ends the life of the senior class at the New Lisbon Sc ool 9 Class Prophecy In the spring of 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Leakey decided to take a trip, so they went to the airport to get their tickets. At the window they were told that their flight wouldn't be in for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Leakey went to the news stand and bought some papers and magazines to read. Mrs. Leakey opened the paper and whose name did she see? Carrol Hunt, one of the gradu- ating Class of 19555 Carrol had just broken a record for shooting down six jets in one day. Some shooting! Af last the plane arrived and as they started to enter, Grace Davis met them at the door of the plane. Grace had just saved nine people in a plane crash a week ago. Mr. and Mrs. Leakey were seated and the pilot came back to assure the passengers of a smooth flight. The pilot was, of all people, Shirley Poore, another member of the Class of 1955. Someday Shirley hopes to have a plane of his own--when he saves enough money. Everything went smoothly, so Mrs. Leakey settled back to read her mag- azine. On the cover it said HMathematical Genius, Daniel Werkin .N That name rang a bell. Oh, yes, he was in the Class of 1955 too. The article told how Dan's new formula determined nhow high is up and how far down is down.H Dan is quoted as saying he owed it all to a teacher he once had in high school, Mr. Ray Pierce. The Leakeys changed planes in Denver. After saying goodby to Shirley and Grace, they went on a tour of the city. Soon they saw a big sign in the distance that said UThe MMM Ranch, Marvin M. Matne owner.U Marvin is a- nother member of that great Class of 1955. He won the ranch on a quiz pro- gram, WCrack the Safe.U The next day they continued their travel by plane. They were seated by two gentlemanly looking sailors. why, the two gobs were from Jimtown, Bill Atkinsonand Charles Green. These two boys, men now, have become very well known for their good deeds. Charlie has just designed an atomic powered battleship. He got interested in that line of work from his mechanical draw- ing class. Bill Atkinson just flew a new rocket to the moon and was the first person to set foot on the moon, claiming it as a possession of the U.S When the Leakeys arrived in Hollywood, they took a cab to the best ho- tel in the city. By this time night had fallen. As they finished theirdin- ner in the hotel dining room, the floor show had just began. The master of ceremonies introduced the star of the show, nMr. Robert Lee--not Brown. not Jones, but Smith, the world's greatest comedian.N Mrs. Leakey remembered when Bob kept the kids laughing in class quite a bit. Now Bob really was do- ing what he liked to do best. After the show he came over and talked with Mr. and Mrs. Leakey. He said he had heard from some of the kids and Sgg McKee Cnow Mrs. Jon De Vallb just a few weeks ago. Sue and her husband were nrospecters for uranium in Canade where they had made a couple of finds. Mr. and Mrs. Leakey then left California en route to Florida by plane. On arriving at Miami they took a taxi to the Ocean Shore Hotel. in the eve- ning they went for a stroll and they shopped for a bathing suit, because Mrs. Leakey had failed to pack one. Before them was a sign WAnne's Swim- ming Suits.U They entered the shop and Anne Wilkinson, another classmate of 1955, greeted them. Anne had won fame by designing a swin suit that made thin girls look like Marilyn Monroe and heavy girls look like Jane Russell. Mrs. Leakey got her suit and said goodby to Anne. As soon as she left, Anne ran to the telephone and called Billy Joe Disbro and asked him to get -in touch with Mrs. Leakey at her hotel. Billy Joe, is also from the Class of 1955, he is now the owner of a big television station in Miami. They left Miami bv boat via the Potomac River and Washington, D. C., where they toured the city. They noticed a lady who looked familiar-1 Sure- ly enough, it was Linda Heiser, of the Class of 1955, who was now senator Heiser from Indiana. She was trying to get a bill through to help the schools, Linda told Mrs. Leakey to go to the White House and ask for the veterinarian and she would be surprised to find out who he was. In a little while Mrs. Leakey found her way to the veterinarian's hospital where Egg Sebring was performing an operation on one of the President's favorite ani- mals. Bob greeted her, and after the operation was finished, told her how he got the job. They chatted until it was time for the Leakeys to leave Washington. They said that they were pleased with their trip and the wonder ful Class of 1955. 10 LAST WILL AND TESTAM NT OF CLASS OF 1955 We, Senior Class of the city of New Lisbon, county of Henry, and state of Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. We, Senior Class, will to the Junior Class our Senior privileges. We, Senior Class, will to the Sophomore Class our ability to make money. We, Senior Class, will to the Freshman Class our experiences. We, Senior Class, will to the Seventh and Eighth our ability to get along with teachers. We, Senior Class, will to the Faculty our well kept books???????? I, Linda Heiser, will my job in the cafeteria to Diane hellam. I, Billy Atkinson, will my spot on the first team bench to Jearld Matney. I, Carrol Hunt, will my education in physics to Perry Frost. I, Daniel Werking, will my ability to type to Joe Bill Atkinson. I, Marilyn Sue McKee, will my job as office secretary for four years to Phyllis Wright. I, Shirley Poore, will my ability to play basketball to Robert Hall. I, Bob Sebring, will my ability to make gold typing pins to Ray Puckett. I, Robert Smith, will my physics experiments to anyone who needs them- ---- but beware. I, Marvin Matney, will my walk to Deanna Hallgarth. I, Bill Disbro, will my attendance records to Phil Boyd. I, Gracepavig will my desk in the assembly to anyone who will dust it off. I, Charles Green, will my ability to get along with teachers to Junior Atkinson. I, Anne Wilkinson, will my history books to Roberta Hall. Hope she enjoys them. In Witness Whereof, We, Senior Class, the testator, have set our hand and seal hereto this twelfth day of May in the year of our Lord one thou- sand nine hundred and fifty-five j1955J. CLASS QF 1955 ' C !SealJ Signed, sealed. published and declared as and for their last will and testament by Senior Class, the above-names testator. in the DPBSSHCS of US- who, at their request and in the presence of them and of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last aforesaid 11 mf,2 iii '11 Ytwlw- my Qkqam. : , ,, -,hNm, . 2 I 1 lg WEQHF y V Qi? i 1 2 D K ll Carolyn Vaughn Lois New Perry Frost Don wright D0n Dudley iane e am , , Q T W f ge Q ,, W, 4, V, 42 , Q W id, 'if?Qe15i24QfE2QE'5L 0 AeQ'lEi555 ,M we ii P gg, 5295 Q? Q N NNE MQW Wiz ' Q gc?-P ?ifsi?ffE?i1i?I2 l'fsWef'ssf2Tia2 M 'I 'x us Don Davis Ray Allen Puckett Delmar Razor ,gifs Q2 I JUNIOR OFFICERS EF ff? new sa 1-.si gma I A 1. E, Q Q'g ,N rf' kg K fx gf f . Sit MW A KQKQQEE Q QW A 'F' itil 5 Philip Boyd Bottom to Top: Delmar Razor, V106-Presi- dentg Don Davis Secretary-Treasurerg Perry Frost, Presiaent jpfff, XXX Q, u ,IVE l J - ' of' lfaufvj-q HSQYT Juniors The Juniors, a small but peppy srou h d their main outsgde agtiei ity making money to go on the Trip East. They sold magazines, greeting cards, Christmas Cards, popcorn and cokes at all ball gamesg and they sponsored a big Carnival in March. This last event put them over the top financially.. .....On to New York!! IZ COLORS: Green and Gold FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: 'It is better to n wear out than rust out. SPONSOR: M s. Garver o Qigiwaw H3 fe n ww? Q 5 Q o Ea? A? Ein s ,A,o 5?' V ii! K 1f?H9 E3 A, Q 7 wwf aa- ii- i gp. law., . A w,,-Wlfii21- I in W, S Qi 5 w Q 5 5 1' 'MMQ ' ' -' ' ' .. ,. . . .. . awiw emu' H EEEQ avyffiiv wg - 5 k -' . - www , Tag: K ax S- f ff ev N. .+ dy Ji? A . Wk : V, - Jean Hanen Joe Atkinson Joanna working Bob Disbro A 5 Q 1 All 1 K n. X as . 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Curtis Carpenter Deanna Hellgarth Phillip Sebring Phyllis Merle Howe fwdaw snggigggi Top Row: Phyllis Wright, Vice-presidentg De- Lpgizgz ,.. asian anna Hallgarth, President 11 2f'np rll1 je Bottom Row: Joyce Runyan, Secretaryg Linda iidoQKwyattl Bruton, Treasurer goyca Freshmen H X Wa .-J p'ZZfpf47f Mfff We enrolled at NLHS in September a small class of 6 girls and H boys. Before long the Seniors initiated us and we felt like full-fledged Freshmen. Our special events inclu- ded a class party at Phil Se- bring'sg our class president, Deanna Hallgarth being elected Carnival Queeng and Phyllis wright and Deanna Hallgarth chosen as two of the three yell leaders. M s , J I -1 e-rv ef4eg1.f r Yynfei ', 14 5 COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: Pink rosebud MOTTO: nThe higher you climb the broader the view.n SPONSOR: Miss L111y C f 1 , Q -wi? ., .L Y x 5 x 4 3 l f - :,V PP uh ' D. Nicholson J, 8 rg fs ' 75 ' ,, -- ' x W. Stgearns F. 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Razor 3 r S W Heh Mx. if K J V .r .... H I F E15 Q eg mijfgg ',3f L Q Ja Wooten Do . r ,fix , , of K. , .1 . -' gg B' wamplef Mrs. Smalley Yi3E'? or lzta 'L ,... .- K V, . J. Reynolds M- Shi-Vely Qi ' H3155 'YE' iii-L 5325 5197i L, . . ,,.,, ..,, . . ,. I .4 f K ,. gs 2 5 K Y 'iw f SP' or 4 4?0T3 2+,iee ' Q! . R- X ' Engle K.. Boyd A' H95-391' J. Turner GRADES 1-4 ' 'QJDJJJP WIFI!!! Kff 16 ,. . - Q V1 HISTORY ll '. .with liberty and justice for all. . ' 1492 1776 1955 S e G E we OFFICE PRACTICE May Life give us erasers and cor- rection fluid to mark out the mis takes we didn't intend to make. N has 2 W 6 S 5 , ZH? ,, SHOP 7-8 1 hammer, 8 nails A saw, an old crate. Look, teacher, What did I make? COMMERCIAL ARITH Find the rate, in- terest, and matur- ity date. That's right, but it's the Hrincipalthat counts. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Plans.. Drawings.. Dreams..... One dayg who knows? DRIVERS TRAINING lSemester ll Judge: Say, don't you know that you can't drive without a license? Student: So that's what has been the matter with me. HOME EC 10 Ulf We Knew You Were Coming, We'd Have Baked a CakeY --chocolate cake!! yi PHYSICS Force---Heat L1ght..Electr1clty plus junior and senior boys. Combustable???? Could be o A-Band Top row left to Everett Watkins James Nation Robert Sebring Phillip Sebring Roger Manifold right: Middle left to right Beverly Peacock Joanna Werking Linda Heiser Deloris Faucett Joyce Nation Front left to right: Joyce Nicholson Gail Manifold Diane Kellam Carolyn Heiser Darlene Nation Mr. Gohn Senior Band Q Chorus Honor Sweaters Left: Bob Sebring Top to bottom: Linda Heiser Anne Wilkinson Grace Davis j0 Band A xi ,yi ,fl IWHQ pri .HALF .4 gb of Chorus Intermediate Band Left to right: Doris Hedrick Donald Sebring Bobbie Green Gary Paul Instructor Mr. Gohn Honors l 'll f QQA99 SEASON RECORD WON LOST 8 115 U ,ft J Q t S , L r I -All . ki ii , x w Left to right: coach Norman McCloskey, E. Wyatt, D. 1 fl X Razor, M. Matney, P. Frost, B. Disbro, B. Smith, S. I Poore, B. Atkinson, J. Matney, P. Boyd. Front left to l l I right: Student managers C. Green and D. Werking - QQB99 Basketball SEASON RECORD WO DI LOST 6 14 Q l TIGERS Left to rights' Coach Norman McCloskey, E. Wyatt, Sebring, L. Retz, M. Abrams, R. Atkinson, J. Matne C. Hunt, P. Sebring, D. Dudley, B. Disbro. Front left to right: Student managers C. Green and D. Werging l Baseball SEASON RECORD WON LOST 4 4 Vjinaf ., lAf A - . tern no ri nu' M O X' g - gr. D. Werking, P. Frost, S. Poore, B. sr 'f Disbro, Coach Norman McCloskey, D. Razor, M. Matney, ? LW M. Abrams, Mgr. C. Green. Front left to right: P. Sebring, C. Hunt, B. Atkinson, B. Disbro B. Smith. J. O Matney. , Z0 Bob Smith Shirley Poore B111 Disbro Marvin Matney Jerald Matney B111 Atkinson Perry Frost Phil Boyd Delmar Razor Z1 Eldon Wyatt Weens Brains BMJ! House Shoe co, BOY 5 Phyllis NEW Lisbod UIAWYA DIANE Ckezhlwvns U . E V- .ff ' 'riczns AT THE HALF' oF gsni -Fimls Irv Cauaff-'Y 1-mmrwav me K 'X -ragga HuDDLE' SIMD- P ACTION .,... TIGER AC , ION AT COUNT A TENSE Nolllllf RJR TIGERS 4 + wmmvv -nm: 'kW,,, -,215 Z ? END ZZ QQ 1 to q5.0KgE 42,JK C9 -Qfx 'ig 949 l QD 6 l Q? 1? El I3 Ef'E0Bf5g-3I'AEi1AQ3HQ'P.'FrQsiglBg'Sm1th. ' D ' Front row left to rightg M. Matneyg B. Atkinsong P. Boydg D. Dudleyg J. Matney. El Sv Back row left to rightg J. Nation: D. Greeng F. Dudleyg D. Nicholsong D. Reedg R. Pierce, Coach. Front row left to rightg J. Baumgartnerg B. Kingg J. Penceg D. Macy: R. McCubhinsg J. Kellam. 23 lgl a k Standing left to right: Billy Atkinson, Bob Sebring, Shirley Poore, Marvin Matney, Mrs. Leakey, Carroll Hunt. Dan Werking, Charlie Green,and Billy Joe Disbro. Seated: Anne Nilkinson, Due McKee, Grace Davis, Bob Smith, and Linda Heiser. Annual Staff This year the Nu Lisannial takes on a new look--this year for the first time it is a complete record in pictures and in story from,enrollment in September to graduation in May. The Class of '55 places with pride this volume beside the other Nu Lisannials. The staff is as follows: Linda Heiser and Billy Joe Disbro editors-in-chief, Sue McKee Bob Smith, Marvin Matney Carrol Hunt and Charles Green, feature editors, Bob Sebring activities editor, Dan Werking and Shirley Poore, sports editors, pictures, Grace Davis, art work, Anne Wilkinson, student photographer, Bob Sebringg sales manager, Billy Atkinson, and business manager, Sue McKee, annual adviser, Mrs. Leakey. J? o DV' the ev 4 Z4 OA. 959 65 +49 we km 9' 591-5e:by,eUi oi yi-na' 1,0 531109 UST ' tea Sou eve e0 te Y 0916 is ext ,518 E600 ,J O af g one ner SFGOOK 385 Safe, we 930 ,dine ro in NY 'SBS 9 s E at-'skew' nent cfm. BAND WINS FIRSTS The Dudley Township and, under the direc- ion of Mr. Gohn, won hree firsts at the ontest in Centerville pril 2. 8,51 Q' f'11z,WJ QQ Pted Sql' Wiz Mi? 00 5' tj tb lyk-IQ Z'-'2 5 1? lil 013 so at 6 fy c- Q' Z' S 09 C' I 0 Sl. We ,P OQQ Us V, the 'Y 0 Getty abd 89 feeble be-Zi? Sb- ofqbe I ui' ' A Few 5' 955 I: 'T' - 0 mn 9' o In , W 4 U: 'Er' W.: Q6 O sr Ng '0 Q65 4 rl-p 9 pf 1-7 -Q' ra 5 at 4 Q' P Q7 A, 0 0, o YA,-cv 0 0 A or A L' Q' Vim 'J' o gf E' 'Q nn O-5 as 9-3 d 5 1- J 9 W A ian o -3 'S' 1 M 5 Y' Q35 5' r-. Ig fv 0 'D e- p- cf 8555 of C5 ag, ga Ee, get Gesgf' o 'Z - ' +3 f'4l-4 -v Pg 5 262:53 32527 E S' 4-g-WED, e Meme: :e 5231 ge ., 3 A. F JIMTOWN JOURNAL STAFF gl? ,ig B' E pp' I Q if :Egg Linda Heiser and Sue McKee alternated at features and so 'D U3 :S : E .q ua cietyg Dan Werking, front page and mimeograph operator gg Hg sg 0 301, Bob Sebring, editorials, Bill Disbro, sports, and Mrs V4 sv 23 E -:fog ., eakey. adviser. HYTHMAIRS WIN TIGERS COP THRILQ E ' E 56 WE APPRECIATE TRIP TO CHICAGO 53-52 LER gin H 'D A :S 'S 5 .e Before in the J m The Rythmairs have Th 7FF. AEA ii ai it nfiiliniigezsskzzsal :PA 8 O 33 things igat we nee fnshe Zggupgn ia atge img from a toug 5 5 9 . E gm there at New Lisbon State and repre te Em gggg things to do duri sent Indiana at the 1001, by a B Ome g .Al JW.-nv the noon hour, and fo -H Congress in Chi argin. one Poin 3,31 cu 2 8 gliiher himpbrovgmengz Q cago. They will leav 3. 6 S0 00 - OW Nov. 27 and rema 5 A 5 Q-2 fi- time we thought abou a week with all ex 3: Ligggn FG FT TP' UQ png f.. these things and th pens-,es paid at the Co atney F 8 4 32112 results of the I-ad-H11t0n, tkinsgn F 1 5 21' 9, -TE,,Since we have :mad ln the SOUP G9-S. oore, , F O gb. S these suggestion onte Hump ey a -J- fgz'-E there has been mor nd Roger hnifold , 35858 g 0 2 2 Q L. 4-we time between periods verett Watklns, ur. lmith ' G 5' 5 l CD 2 2 I2 EQ there have been blea orma and Charles Hill ost' G 2 2 6 of QQ 'U g-02 chers purchased fo: nd Mrs. Wilbur Mani- ' ' .3 0 6 3 gg rg an 12 the stage, and thera old, pianist and di- 19 E 32 5 gi 3 3545 are two ping P0118 t . JIMTOWN JOURNAL Straughn FG FT Tpm at gm ours M les about ready f wilson F 8 T D, U., g mug use on the stage is published once a sorter: F 3 6 22A,-aj Eau :agp FOCUS' . There we onth by the Journal 'ierce, 5' llh U ca gig m fn, plans lor 9' televis ism Cla-ss of New Lis Deanna Hallgarth wa J o 3 ay 5 '+ 'H Club SPOU Orl High 3319019 NSW lected Queen of NL 5.13 --sores a SquareDano isbgn, Indiana. The t the Carnival M3132 .36- andga Show. price is five Gents 25 COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN 'Comin' Round the Mountain,' a funny farce comedy of hillbilly life was presented on April 21, 1954 by the Junior Class of New Lis- bon Bigh School. The Skitter family lived in the backwoods country , in the very heart of the mountains in the deep South. The play con- cerned the Skitters trying to marry their daughter,Corney Bell, off to Sammy Fester, a neighboring bachelor who has always been in love with her and has offered his prize winning Nhawgf Pansy Sueland twenty-five dollars in cash to boot for the dowry. Later a couple of men stopped to get water for their car. Corney Bell told her maw she would like to marry one of the strangers.V While they are arranging two shot gun weddings, the city fellers girl friends find them and then things be gin to happen. All turns out well in the end after Curly meets his dream girl, Miss 31.983 Corney Bell snags Robert Bruceg and Ellie Lou Dufunny meets the young radio producer, Edward Small. Maw Skitter- --------------- -------------- -- the hard-working mother Paw Skitter ------ -------------.. --..-...-.- the lazy father Curly ------- - ------------ ------------ - the ambitious son Corney Bell --------- ------------.-----... the older daughter 'Dizzy Mae' -------------- .--.-.-.. - ...... -- who is slightly 'teched' Zeke ------------- ----- ----.-.--. .... ..-.... the youngest Ellie Lou DuFunny ------------..---. ..... a neighbor girl Sammy Fester- -------- ----------- P -------.- - the neighborhood bachelor Robert Bruce- ------ --------------...-...-. - a publicity agent Edward Small ----------- --.------.---....... a young radio producer Carol Hughes ----------- -------..-.-........ a model Doris Dean ----- -------- - ----------------- - , her girl friend Stage Managers ----- - -------------- .-...--. uirecnor- -... .... I II-IIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIII --Linda Heiser -Shirley Poore ---Bob Sebring - - - -Sue McKee ---Grace Davis -Marvin Matney Lila McCubbins --Carrol Hunt ---Bill Disbro -----Bob Smith Anne Wilkinson ---Peggie King ---Dan werking -Bill Atkinson ---Mrs. Leakey Z6 Q5 JS HE WAS A GAY SENORITA This three-act comedy was presented by the Senior Class October 28, 1954. It is about Daniel Benjamin, a father who wants to marry his son, Arnold, to a Spanish senorita, but Arnold already has an A- merican sweetheart. His friends, dressed as gay senoritas, manage to complicate everyone's life with their wit and their love making. CAST Daniel Benjamin ---------------- -------------------- Bob Smith the father Arnold Benjamin ------------------------ -------- - Bill Atkinson his son Larry Moore ----- ---------------------- ---Billy Disbro the friend Lena Lutzenheim- Fritz Lutzenheim Vera Stewart ---- June Gale ------- Mrs. Spangossi-- Patsy Forest ---- ---------------------------------' Linda HGILSGI' the German cook ------------------------Shirley Poore the German gardner --------------------Marilyn Sue McKee Arnold's sweetheart -----------------------Lila McCubbins Larry's sweetheart ------------------------Charles Green fruit stand operator ---- ------- --------------- ----- Marvin Matney a poor relative Senorita Costa De La Torriente --------------- -Anne Wilkinson an actress Senorita Carlotta Ferrez----- ------- - ---------- --Grace Davis Doctor Forsythe- Stage managers-- Director -------- an actress ---- ---------- - ------- - ---------- Carrol Hunt the family physician ---- ----------- - -------------- --Dan Werking Bob Sebring -Mrs. Leakey 'Pho tos By BID Shvsm 'Herve-'nDStudf4S Nm-w Cas He, Ind. Z7 I' mm uvllfm mf' 4-H CLUB Officers: President Bob Sebring Vice-president Roger Manifold Secretary Deloris Faucett Reporter Phillip Sebring 4-H CLUB ill!!! Officers: President Linda Heiser Vice-president Gail Manifold Secretary Roberta Hall Health k Safety Betty Hunt Game Leader Patty Osborn Song Leader Kathleen Atkinson Reporter Joanna Werking BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club was or- Hanized because it was felt that a definite group continually back- ing the team would mean a lot. This group gen- erated pep, enthusiasm, and school spirit at the games at home and away. Yea! Rah!! Tigers!!! we :N '11 Q ex L . 1 .6 ai fig We found out He keeps us warm. She cooks goodies . P' 1 .Ll-use .Lv vnu Img lv 5v vv uvnvv-1 -i -.-v 1.-.1 v-.--gg..- -4- uv v.4...vu- .v hw.mM-wwf,..51,-W-M I A ,f Q wf: f., .., me . I rgglg 11. 1 L5Qg3r D Q--2 A T l , ,' , .,., 1iA ii 194 5' . ,.,,L A K R S KW A L 5 , if 5' , , r S M I g f 1 E ,f., .. Q E ,. , I S ' Crowning the Queen .,0 lr. Henry Co. Movie Projector Ooerators Essay Wlnner Square Dancing Essay Winner 30 QI? E Opening the gifts olumber party wlnnlng une Horseshoe nwownlwhat a Party! 32 A teacher proposes Q - awww , E - Q i. , :fix . 2, . f ' S f ,gg ' :g ait 1 ' :-we-'1 V eva. . Seat 1 ,..,. .f W- fi. H -- aihgfgi v- --s-If .,.,,...... an .. . awe... . Unlifad NH f'raN5 Bq,'1Jl'NG llfnsfuvvg fans Hans f , , , , , 1 ' -52511 , .Q f .. ' L- I 5152: ,le-few Y :T WH- 27: ':5e:1EwiTzi5L4E?'Ta5'37zv3'PLf5 TRIP FAST KDay by Dayj l st d a y- -Travel through Ohio, Virginia and stay overnight at the Hotel Roosevelt in Pittsburgh, Pa. 2nd day--Visit Get- tysburg, Frederick, Md and on to Washington, D.C. for a tour and to stay i n Annapolis Hotel. 5rd day--Tour the Engraving Bureau of and Printing to see money and stamps made. Visit the Washington Monument, and have a group picture taken at the capitol. Visit the Smithsonian Institute. 4th day -- Leave for Philadelpnia for visit to many interesting places. Then to New York and a two day stay at the McA1pin Hotel near the Empire State Building, Macy's, Gimbel's, and Saks. Sth day ---- Visit Radio City, tour Man- hattan Island to see New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, Yankee Stadium, Hall of Fame, A bus tour through Skid Row, The Bowery, Hall Street, China Town, and Fifth Avenue. 6th day--Tour the United Nations Build- ing and then we have a free afternoon in the nations largest city. 7th day--leave New York lor Pittsburgh and the Roosevelt Hotel. Sth day- - Shortest and best route home. 5 Etmfuz of Lf LJ Eff!! X Salalfz ff Msnoklni in 6:12355 a eg Kkffpg-dkg, fy EtEfNOJ 11:9111- lufrsfn'lvjf0fy DL, ffv 6f'H-ySbuR6- 33 ldHntS' fha ffdublf, 3055? N355 79392 'Q :- , 2219-' rev W , gf x7.Px,i .miijiik 4. X , .... ..... r.....x 5, .,or.xw,..m..,r. 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Jkfk Jkvk SF Did a dertain person rent a car that was in a parking lot? xx xx xx xx xx xx xx x Remember lst night- in Washington and last night in New York? ilk lklk Jkik Hkrk :Ink icak vkzk ak Squirt! Squirt! what happened in washington? if vkfk Ikik Pkvk 4011 'bk 'ki Ik Remember the girls' television set, boys? xx xx xx xx xx xx xx x ' who got tired of hearing H Good Morning it's 5:30?U Pkllf Ikfk Ikfk HOOK ilk 'bk 'kit lk we hear someone was so short he hit his head on the sink. Doa Charley know who we mean? 4011 ilk lklk 'kt Ilffk Hkfk lklk if Bang! Bang! look out Delamn. Iklk vkwlf if vklk ,kill Hkvk vkvk Bk Did someone get caught in the subway ? Does Mr. H. know who it was? xx xx xx xx xx xx xx x What happened at Coney? xx xx xx xx xx xx xx x The girls will nev- er forget the Hotel officer will they? 7'V for fha Inst Night Wlptb wxuvs M RK? 34 Billy Joe Disbro, Bob Smith, Dan Werking, Marvin Matney, Bob Sebring, Carrol Hunt, Grace Davis, Sue McKee, Charles Green, Anne Wilkinson, Linda Heiser, Shirley Poore, and Billy Atkinson. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Commencement Exercises were held for the Class of 1955 Thursday, May 12, at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. Dr. Robert B. Pierce, pastor of the Broadway Methodist Church of Indianapolis, was the speaker. His subject was Bring Me a Dream. Music was furnished by the Dudley Town- ship Band with a special number, The Lord's Prayer, by Mr. Gohn. Mr. Edington presented diplomas to thirteen seniors. The Lions' Club award was given to Linda Heiser as the outstanding senior. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Baccalaureate Services were conducted Sunday evening May 8 at the Christian Church by Rev. Harold Clark. Mr. Ray Pierce gave tne,1nvoca- tion? 9-nd Phyllis Wright and Don Davis sang two numbers, You'l1 Never f,'i'2f2e21i2ZHpl-Z2idlmiidtfiifiiieiiffniiTBS and Keep YOu ' Mrs' Clark 1l5g7EZs, EV waigqggy fsx k,- 4llnI-k X X ,nv Am J my 'Waa2LEqsg 0L,fgf,o1ygj Mpc e nd A4151 lex Fm! 7590 My-xx 35 PARTING ADVICE Billy Atkinson ---- To all boys: Stay away from girls that think they know everything. Grace Davis ---- The best way to stay out of trouble is to tend to your own business. Billy Disbro ---- To the Juniors: You had better buy new scenery for your play if you aim to put your names on the back, for there is little space left. Linda Heiser----Try to be nice and courteous to the teachers and you will make it through. Carrol Hunt ---- To Delmar Razor: Better take physics next year. Marvin Matney ---- Don't play jokes on the coach if you like to play bas- ketball. Sue McKee----Once you have found someone, don't ever let him go. Shirley Poore ---- Wait until you are a Senigp to take geometry. Bob Sebring ---- To the typing students: Don't buy a typing eraser right away. Maybe you'll have a neighbor who has one. Bob Smith ---- Don't go hunting unless you have a very, very good reason for staying home from school. Daniel Werking ---- To Deanna Hallgarth: Better keep Pete within reach. Anne Wilkinson ---- Take Drivers Training if you want to get out of school for a period and go riding around in a new car. Charles Green ---- Don't take on girls from other schools. 36 APPRECIATION We want to thank the merchants who did so freely give the money that wo had to have to make our yearbook live. when you are looking through th please doh't misread this line. The members of the class of '55 really think you are fine. fi 04 J is book, CONTRIBUTORS I0 THE NEW LISBON ANNUAL Citizen Building k Loan Co. Merle Norman Cosmetics Herman Redd, Jeweler Forest Creek Maytag New Castle Elevator Harry's Applicance Welsch Barber Shop Livezy Sheet metal Unger k Stapleton J k E Shoe Store Ballard Hardware Rita Ann Shoppe Edwards Jewelry Watson Sinclair D. A. Dickerson Bennett Grocery OK Barber Shop Wilson Bros. Kern Nursery John Deere Budget Loan Dr. Kalis Audree's Decker-'s Sun-glo 37 DRINK 612655 M COCAPCOLA BOTTLING CO., INC. New Castle, Indiana At all times 1t's CRIDER'S DRIVE IN State Road 5 E 58 for bigger and better sandwiches complete soda fountain service Nleet you at Cr1der's. Let's go where the crowd goesln 38 Compliments of the Henderson Store Cambridge City, Indiana Compliments DR. C. N. IRVIN Cambridge City, Indiana FISHER MORTUARY Center at Main Street Cambridge City, Ind. Phone 55151 Mooreland Grain Co. Phone lO - Mooreland, Indiana Millville Grain Co. Phone 25 - Millville, Indiana COX'S GARAGE D93-CO -------------------- I Nillard Batteries Welding General Repair New Lisbon Phone 2059 Wm. B. WOODWARD 3 SON Paints and Farm Supplies Lumber, Building Materials Phone 5145 Dublin, Indiana Your Dollar Buys More at Ray Doll's Thrift-E-Store Dublin, Indiana HILBERT F. JONES your Pontiac Dealer Cambridge City Phone 57461 Compliments Bogue Insurance Agency l4W. Main Street Cambridge City, Indiana PHILLIPS SHOE STORE R REPAIR 40 West Main St. Cambridge City, Indiana Say it with Flowers BECKERS GREMNHOUSE Cambridge City, Indiana Phone 5-2521 Flowers for all Occasion CUTSHAW SUPER MARKET The complet food market with every day low prices Cambridge City, Ind. North Foote St. Phone 32101 Compliments of DOLL FUNERAL HOME Dublin, Indiana PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Fuel Oil Phone 52141 Gasoline W. Matney PEG 'SMI'1'H'S Cambridge City Dress Shop Everything for the Teen-ager and for Mother Includes shoes Complete Bra. R Girdle Dept Compliments of C. M. HOWARD Phone 32021 Cambridge City, Indiana Telephone 50 116 No. Main st MILIKAN-KRAUSBAUER Insurance Bonds-Farm Loans EST. 1950 New Castle, Ind. PURUCHASE YOUR CHROMCRAFT BREAKFAST SETS FROH H k K FURNITURE New Lisbon, Ind. Phone 2948 41 26 YEARS Answering the needs of young Men and Young Women to Obtain a Thorough Business Training and to Find Suitable Jobs Day and Night School nNew Castle Business Collagen nThe Home of Opportunitiesn 1811 Broad St. Phone 705 E. E. Dillon, Manager CITIZENS STATE BANK New Castle Lewisville Spiceland Mt. Summit Member of F. D. I. C. Courtesy of Stanley Mortuary Norris Crawford New Castle, Indiana Phone 376 '24 Hour Ambulance Servicen GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION of New Castle, Indiana CLAUD STANLEY 1506 Race Street-New Castle, Indiana Phones 59 and 525 FLOYD LEAKEY'S HOME STORE New Lisbon, Indiana Phone 2105 Compliments of KELLAM IM LEN NT Q SUPPLIES New Lisbon Phone 32'-P5 Compliments BEST-EVER DAIRY 411 South 15th St. New Castle, Ind. HERFF JONES CU. Indianapolis, Indiana esigners and Manufacturers of Distinctive class jewelry...graduation announcements RETZ SPORTING GOODS 508 So. Walnut St. Muncie. Ind. medals...trophies...scholastic awards Ph 8532 J.R. McVay, Representative YUKON ICE cum HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR our specialties Malts French Fries Hamburgers Ice Cream 'We make our own Ice Cream' llth R Race New Castle, Ind. SPORTS EQUIPIENT WHITEY KESSLERS SPORT SHOP RICHMOND, INDIANA 43 Compliments of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'the friendly Bank' Phone 51 New Castle, Indiana Compliments of TAPCOTTS New Castle, Indiana FISCHEL'S JEWELERS 1320 Broad St. Diamonds Watches Jewelry For All Henry County and World News THE COUIER-TIMES New Castle HORNEY'S Fine Musical Instruments 1215 Race Phone 1884 New Castle, Indiana CLIFTS SHOE STORE 1510 Broad Street New Castle, Indiana 'FAMOUS FOR QUALITY' Compliments of the CITY NEWS STAND 12th. k Broad New Castle, Indiana Compliments of the SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 'Shop at Sears and Save' 1416 Broad St. New Castle, Indiana Ph. 580 Compliments of the HENRY CO. TIRE STORE nYour Friendly Tire Dealern On the Square New Castle, Indiana For all the News all the sports and all farm market Listen to W.C.T.W. 1024 on your F.M. Dial Compliments of MEADOW GOLD MILK COMPANY, New Castle, Indiana l6l5 Indiana Ave. Ph. 2445 llth. St. Super Market nYour Home-owned and operated Super Marketn open every nite Free Parking Phone 505 Howard Dari-Inn We make our own Ice Cream Served Direct From Freezer to Road 53 at New York Ave. New Castle, Indiana you FALCK'S PHARMACY 18th St. and A Ave. Phone 69C New Castle, Ind GOOD RICH TIRESWROAD SERVICE Lamberson Marathon 18th and Grand New Castle, Indiana Ph. 1027 Compliments of Arnold Jewelry Store Main and Race Street New Castle, Indiana Phone 50 116 NO. Main St W. E. Osborn Co. Plumbing-Heating-Electrical Myers--Duro Shallow well and get pumps Oil Burners and rnaces 212 S. 14th St. New Castle, Indiana Wayne Grill Good Food 24 hr. Service Compliments of Dr. R. S. Wann Veterinarian South Gay Stl Cambridge City, nd. Marson Jewelry Store Diamonds-Watches Jewelry Wallpaper Repair Service Jerry Rosewicz Cambridge, City Brunner Drug Store Accurate Prescription Service Brunner Cafeteria Dinner served 11:00 to 1:00 Cambridge City, Ind. Semlers D-X Service 14th and Fleming Where NEW LISBON people meet in New Castle Peoples State Bank Cambridge City, Ind. Branches at Economy k Fountain City Members Ind. Bankers Assn. American Bankers Assn. H. D. 'Doc' Huddleston Plumbing and Heating Phone 37041 Cambridge City, Indiana PERFECT CIRCLE Manufacturers of PISTON RINGS and POWER SERVICE products Porn, C' 'Z ? rrnrru N .4 cmcxz Q '23, 6 17,9 An Indiana Industry Since 1895 PERFECT CIRCLE CORPORATION Hagerstown, Richmond, New Castle Tipton, Indiana, U. S. A. - Subsidiaries: Muskegon, Michigan and Toronto, Ontario, Canada 3 47 Compliments of ZIMMERMAN OIL CO. PAUL'S TEXACO SERVICE 1214 central Ave SKY CHIEF FIRE CHIEF New Castle HAVOLINE MOTOR OILS Phone 1581-W MARFAK LUBRICATIONS Zimmerman Washing Automatic Wave Car Wash Max Anderson Spray Glaze Jim Hall New Castle, Ind. Jobbers for Telephone 1024 25th R Broad St Phillips 66 Products Courtesy of MAIN R SON HARRIS STOCK YARDS New Castle, Indiana Cambridge City, Ind. Mooreland, Indiana Phone 55501 48