Newport High School - Remembrance Yearbook (Newport, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

if W1 E s ij' 1 I 22 5? 2515 F1 11 fs B E 13 3 als ' 4 T 5? Q I x v , V g,,. ,ig 1 E+-f ' , f , W4 f . , , ,, , qsf -.,,, ,M ,- -'1' A 1. Qnq 4 'ff' Mfr- u 'Sl' In V !gh,,V:d,.35 , Qi a L A .6 -K wigs, mv .' TIIE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE 1958 REMEMBRANCE NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL if ' NEWPORT, INDIANA 'Rav x'Z- A Zmzzy Zfdaddnwa il MW' Editor A J J Assistant -Editor W XJ WD ' Q '1. . ' 0-aiu!! N44 Oi Q :'t- - - f W 111 FP -1 X Q M Zi 5 , N y ' 'Pf'm.,, N ,.-.---- ,l x 'icfwcl f 1 .,.-'- Vw ' fu 7 A X , J xi'.xf:Q E: n Bk, TKSTJKYX ' faq L 'M .,-- Q , N w ' C1 w3N' xXx :iQ55'b-3235-?3k:Sr, -fl Dedication To our parents, living or dead. through whose untiring efforts and personal sz1e1'il'iees we have been privileged to enjoy Ll good education with many ztdded pleasures, we, the Class of 1958, do lovingly dedicate this book of memories. REMEMBRANCE, 1958 edition. l 1 .-. Q. 1 ,.,,' 'S' ,cn 4 IN 'U fyikx al M l Ml m --1 ''WQumwumwmwwummm H v 1 gl' u '1 1 ull' u I 'x W :MLA l IIIFUIIII UIIWQIII HQ!!! I l.lfllll ' Q Ill If xr lvl , - . , fu N??' ... Mrs. Otto Albright Senior Sponsor English .. ..,4g4,iL.., Ts mt ,, 4 . . . .. , - .1 1' ! K x ' 1+ , , v ..,, F ...hm .. Mr. Sidney Asbury Trustee Mr. Donald French High School Principal Social Studios Library lllr. Ward Boamblossom County Supc rintcnmlcnt of Schools Mrs. L. J. Moore Grade School Principal Grade 4 Mrs. Nellie B. Lynch 6th Grade fi Q , Mrs. Mary Margaret Stull Home Economics Hot Lunch Supervisor Mr. S. W. Daugherty Coach ' Commerce 'Q' n Q 4 , . mr - f' .Ulfvl yx an X. 1 ,f , 'il Mr. Oscar Kersey Social Studies English Mrs. Arm Ingram Science Girls' Physical Ed. N I Mrs. Mederith Hollingsworth Music Mrs. Edna Allen Grade 5 A if S Mrs. Alice Moore Grade 3 M r. Maynard Allen Mathem atics Automoti ves Junior Iligh Coach . 1 ' 5 ' l 9 arf Mr. Gordon Sweeney Industrial Arts EY an G Mrs. Fern Kinney Grade l Ki ,f l A lfyisx 41 .pw Mrs. Thelma Tillotson Grade 2 .sung K fin C -4 .eg 4 . C, Mrs. Maynard Allen School Nurse .,t j R Q 1 Sam Biggs - Custodian In memory of YYSimU January 6 , 1958 Charles Lewis - Assistant X W , . GEXX' ,C Q A - Q Martha Williamson Commerce Class President 1. Vice-President 4. Student Council 2, 3,4. Band 1, 2,3,4. Chorus 1, 2, 3,4. Pep Club 1, 2. D. A. R. Award 4. Yell Leader 3. Thespian Pres. 4. Secretary 4. Class Plays 2,3,4 Basketball 1. Shorthand Award 2. Librarian 3,4. Spring Musical 1,2,3,4. Dramatics 3,4 Homemaker Award 4. All School Play 3. One Act Plays 3,4. Service Award 3. National Ilonor Society 2, James Beck College Prep. Honor Society 2, 3,4. Thespian 3,4. Alt. to Boys' State 3. All School Play 3. Class Plays 3,4. Class President 2,4. Class Secretary 1, 3. Music Award 3. Chorus 2, 3,4. Band 3,4. Librarian 3,4. Projectionist 3. One Act Plays 3,4. .fa Q I I' 3,4. ' ,, V fi FUTUIF HDMEIKERS X -f Yearbook Editor l JU? .um Roy Hollingsworth College Prep. Class Secretary 4. Class President 3. National Honor Soc Typing Award 3. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1,2,3,4. Librarian 4. Class Plays 2,3,4 iety 3, l 4. Perfect Attendance Award 2 Science Award 3. Ed Whittington ,3. College Prep. Service Award 3. Basketball 1,3,4. Track 1,3,4. Band 1. Treasurer 4. Class Plays 3,4. Art Awards 1, 2. Pep Club 2. Projcctioni st National Ilonor Society 3, Co. High Jump Champ 3. Citizenship Award 2. Assistant Editor 4. fl X 1 4. ix W C' xu Qt l dh f x ,lv i 1 , L 'l A 4141 PJ-f Dorothy Myers Commerce Chorus 4. Class Play 3. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Service Award 4. David Newlin College Prep. Basketball 1, 2,3,4. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Thespian 3,4. Class Plays 2, 3,4. Boys' State 3. Typing Award 3. . Service Award 3,4. Perfect Attendance Award 2,3. Free Throw Award 3. One Act Plays 3,4. .gh 17' K9 I ' n it I Ronald Rumple Industrial Arts Thespian 3, 4. Student Council 2, 3, 4. Student Cotmcil Pres. 4. Track 1,3,4. National Honor Society 4. Class Plays 3,4 All School Play 3. One Act Plays 3,4. Service Awards 3,4. Perfect Attendance Award 3. Good Citizen Award 2. Warren Gordon Commerce Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4. Track 1 , 2, 3, 4. Chorus 3,4. Babe Ruth League 3. Class Play 4. Perfect Attendance 2,3. Typing Award 2. Thespian Vice-Pres. 3,4. M. V. P. Award 3. Service Awards 3,4. One Act Plays 4. 4' Marvin Craft Industrial Arts Track 1, 2.3, 4. Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3. 1 ', CD K Donna Debolt Com me rce Chorus 1. 2. IZA. Cheerleading 2. 3. 4. Typing Award 2, 3. Class Play 3.4. Thespians 3, 4. Shortliancl Award 3. Student Council 3. Treasurer 1.2. Glenn Fulton College Prep. Class Treasurer 2. Baseball 1,2,3. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Track 1, 2,3. Band 1,2,3.4. Chorus 1.2,3,4. Class Plays 2.3.4. Service Award 4. Thespian 3, 4. All School Play 3. One Act Plays 3,4. y x 4 A, yf r .1 57 6215! I Ted Hen ry lnclust ri al A rts Homecoming Ki ng 4. Y v N N '35 X12 Wanda Smith Commerce Chorus 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 1,2,3. Orville Guilliams Industrial Arts Basketball 1. nu..- :+- Class Plays 3,4, 5XNfC,,f EX I -N! sf -I . 5 l Tony Costello College Prep. Manager 2,3,4. Basketball 1. Track 1. Baseball 1, 2,3,4. Thespian 3,4. Paul Trosper Industrial Arts Perfect Attendance Award 3. Class Plays 2, 3,4. Service Award 3,4. One Act Plays 3,4. Y? -Til' D0 rotliy Adams , Commerce . A Clicorlcaclcl' 1. 2. 4. in 470' C1101-as 1. 2,3,4. Tliospians 3,4. 79a SL'Cl'l!llll'y 3,4. ' Class Plays 3,4. 1- A Class S0ci'cLa1'y1,2,3. 'R Slum rlllaml Awa rd 3. Ilarolcl Roderick Industrial Arts Basketball 1,2. Q Q ' 4 - Q fl v- ' ay Typing Award 2. 3. Clmrus .-Xwarrl 3. Larry Scholl College Prep. Tllespian 3, 4. Connie Forcman C1lllll1lL'l'CC Class Play 3. lllJllll'CUllllllg Gia-mi il Unch .Xvt Plays 23.4. l 5 Pup Club 1.2.3.4 L ff x l Tlicspian Librarian 4. Typing Awarnl 3. Class Plays 3.4. Cll1'lSllll1lS Play 2. Glcc Club 2. Sc1'x'ic'c- .iixxiinl 4. .Xssislanl lllzuiagv 1' i. Ycarlmulg .Xssiralanl Iiusilivss Maiiagui' 6zf X Q mff f? il ,f If fi c if 3 wil 4, I May 23, 1958 Prelude Processional Invocation . . Music Welcome . Truth, Our Highway to Success . . . Introduction of Speaker ' Address ........ Commencement 8:00 P. M. High School Gymnasium . Rev. James Walters . . . . . . Salutatorian Valedictorian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. W. NorwoodBrigance Head of Speech Department - Wabash College Music Presentation of Honor Awards . . . . Presentation of Seniors . Presentation of Diplomas Music Benediction ...... Donald R. French, Principal Sidney Asbury, Trustee . . . . Ward Beanblossom, Co. Supt. . . . . . Rev. Walters Recessional and Reception Line Baccalaureate May 18, 1958 3:00 P. M. Newport Friends Church Prelude Processional Invocation Rev. Clarence Ozier Music High School Chorus Scripture Rev. Ozier Music High School Chorus BACCALAUREATE SERMON Rev. James Walters Music High School Chorus Benediction Rev. Ozier Class Motto: Truth, Our Highway to Success. Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Colors: Blue and Gold Best Wishes from MILLER TOURS - MAROTT HOTEL - Indianapolis, Indiana DR. LAWRENCE DGRENNE, M. D. - Newport, Ind. Class History Q , n .0 l K' l Z , ln the lall ol' l95-l. twenty green freshmen enrolled at Newport lligh. We elected as class officers Pnesident-Martha Williamson: Vice-President-Roy Hollingsworth: Secretary-James Beck: and Treasurer-Dorothy Adams. Our sponsor was the new music teacher, Mr. Dallas Coffman. We had a bake sale and gave the high school a Halloween party. As sophomores, the boys out-numbered the girls, fourteen to nine. Mrs. Donna Snoddy was our sponsor. Class officers were: President-James Beck: Vice-President- Roy Hollingsworth: Secretary-Dorothy Adams: and Treasurer-Donna Debolt, We had one bake sale. We lost Larry Scholl, Larry Lamb, and Marvin Fortner: but attained another classmate. Stanley Williams. We were represented in Student Council by Ronald Rumple and Martha Williamson. Our junior year. began without Yvonne Park, Karen Steepleton and Carolyn Russell. At Christmas, Stanley Williams. our president moved away. Roy Hollingsworth our vice-president took his place. James Beck, secretary: Glenn Fulton, treasurer: Ronald Rumple and Donna Debolt, Student Council Representatives, completed the list of ofl'icers. Mrs. Stull was our sponsor. We sold magazines, Christmas cards, had a bake sale. and presented a play Books and Crooks . We gave the Junior-Senior Reception. Larry Scholl returned and the boys still out-numbered the girls. Finally we were seniors. We organized for activities with James Beck, presi- dent: Martha Williamson, vice-president: Roy Hollingsworth, secretary: Edwin Whittington, treasurerg Ronald Rumple and Martha Williamson, Student Council Representatives. and Mrs. Albright, sponsor. We sold stationery, license plates, name quilt, pens. turkeys, and presented a three-act play, Pals First . We also published our annual. and the birthday calendar, and collected rags. The highlight 'of the history of the Class of '58, as of other classes, is achiev- cd as we participate in the Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises and enjoy the Senior trip. ' ' 11:77:71: VI EJ hz, fro., A '33 Vf ? s ' 35' ' 4 N , . 'J Y Best Wishes FRANKIE CIACOTTO'S MARKET Newport, Indiana Class Poem Parents, friends, students, it's my pleasant duty To introduce the Class of 1958. Wc've studied together to win our diplomas! The future's ahead: what will be our fate ? X - James Beck, known simply as Jim , 1 sa? Has the manners of a professor about himg He's tall in stature, and has good looks- Like a duck takes to water, he takes to books. Roy, our senior giant, so strong and so tall, Is one of the boys who plays basketballg He has dark hair and a smile very charming, Would rather stay home and help Dad do the farming. A lad straight and tall is Ronnie Ray Rumple, His lashes are longg in his chin a big dimple. When we were first graders and we couldn't talk plain, He was Wonnie Way Wumple when we called his name. Martha Williamson is the studious type, Every subject she takes is done just about right, If to college she goes, she'll work none the less- Whatever she does, we wish her success. Now Donna and Dorothy are always together, Be it rainy or snowy or any kind of weather, They ride the school bus from out of the west, And as cheerleaders, they're rated the best. Marvin Craft, so dark and so handsome, Is a basketball whiz which goes without saying, He's clever and fast, and dribbles like mad, The crowd's all agog whenever he's playing. There's Ted Henry, a very blond lad, Changes his hair-do with every new fad, Elvis Presley he looks not like a bit-- But with lots of the gals he makes quite a hit. Tony Costello, the Sheriff's son, xr' 7' 5' . ' Is our basketball manager, and a good one. X v ss- ,J After graduation, he plans to enter L v A-5 A barber school, this coming winter. i '7 Wanda Smith is our East End gal, ' She never has too much to say, Even though she's very short and so small, . The students all like her anyway. '- --3 Compliments of WATSON FUNERAL HOME GILLIS PHARMACY Cayuga, Indiana Clinton, Indiana Paul Trosper is our country lad. He's not too shy, or not too bold. The things he's always doing for others F C' Come from a heart that's made of gold. x x , Harold Roderick lives in O. P. D. Don't think he ever looked twice at any she , He'd rather go htmting for rabbits and squirrels Than to be bothered with parties and girls. Another pretty girl in our class Is Dorothy Myers, a country lass: I suspect she knows how to cook and also to sew- Because most girls do, from the country, you know. Warren Gordon has a style that is his very own, In a basketball game, he is never outshone. In fact he succeeds in all that he doesg He is the good sport whom everyone loves. A barber, Dave Newlin intends to be, The hair and unsightly whiskers to mowg Why don't you take up singing, Dave, And be another Perry Como? The singer of our class is Glenn, And also for dancing he has a yen. l He's tops on the drums, as all his friends know. Good drumming , Glenn, wherever you go. Larry lSchul1 is a lady's man, we're very sure, - In his well-cut clothes, so good-looking and dapperg His manner is so very beguiling, For he is always beaming and smiling. Q Did you ever hear of a mushroom hound ? Orville is the guy, when that season rolls round. You know he can find them when they can't be found- Nearly a bushel, 'twas said, and right in town. Quiet and shy, and exceedingly pretty Is Connie, the lass from the Foreman home, She doesn't say much which, perhaps, is a pity, But we wish her good-luck where'er she may roam. I, Edwin Whittington am not a poet, Art is the place where my talent can shine, I have introduced each of my classmates to you, 'Tis a pleasure to know these friends of mine. fs We're leaving behind us twelve years of schooling: We've learned all our lessons: commencement is near. As we go separate ways, may Fate treat us kindly, And success crown our efforts in our future years. Ed Whittington This Page Sponsored by MILLER FLORISTS FABLES' FORD SERVICE Cayuga, Indiana Cayuga, Indiana Sw Q .J 3 yi? J MV lust Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1958, being of sound mind, do offer this document as our last will and testament: I, Dorothy Adams, will to Loretta Baysinger the right to play hookey, next year. I, Jim Beck, will the right to take six solids next year to anyone who wants to. I, Tony Costello, will to Glenn Sconce the right to be Senior Manager. I, Marvin Craft, will to Mr. Sweeney a perfumed glue pot. I, Donna Debolt, will to Martha Downs my ability to get along with all my teachers. I, Connie Foreman, will my quietness to Marcia Stein. I, Glenn Fulton, will Jerry Uhey the right to take the school record player home. I, Warren Gordon, will to my brother Bill the right to ask any teacher all the questions he cares to ask. I, Orville Guilliams, will to Ted Morgan a pass to the furnace room. I, Ted Henry, will the right to go without a haircut for six months to Jtmior Stein. I, Roy Hollingsworth, will my big feet to anyone who can use them. I Dorothy Myers, will my height to Janet Whittington. I, David Newlin, will the right to make two points for Perrysville, next year to Chester Justice. I, Harold Roderick, will my textbooks to anyone who is willing to pay the book rental fee. I, Ron Rumple, will to Harold Myers the right to wear sideburns. I, Larry Scholl, will to Harvey Hegarty the ability to keep calm, cool, and collected. I, Wanda Smith, will permission to Betty Ross to chew gum in class every day next year. I, Paul Trosper, will the right to go to town every noon to Sherald Delp. I, Ed Whittington, will to Joe Frink the right to nail his project together in shop when he is a senior. I, Martha Williamson will my chair in band to Paula Hollingsworth. We, the Senior Class, will our right to concessions to the Junior Class. We will to Mr. French our high school records for reference. We will to Mrs. Albright another class to sponsor. We will to the students and faculty of Newport High great success in all they do. Witnessed on this twenty-third day of May, 1958. 7 Senior Class of 1958 Newport High School Senior Trip - May 24 to 31. Magic dates! Red Letter days! Senior trip days! Washington D. C and New York City time! We met our bus in Indianapolis, where we also met our fellow-travelers, seniors from Huron High. Our first thrill was the sight of the Leveque-Lincoln Tower, a sky- scraper 556 ft. high in Columbus, Ohio, where we stopped for lunch. Evening found us in the heart of the Golden Triangle at Pittsburgh, Pa. Our headquarters were at the Roosevelt Hotel. The following morning found us Turnpike bound as we passed such landmarks as the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Tech, and Forbes Field. Cm the Turnpike, we had a Church on Wheels - a unique experience for us all. Leaving the Turnpike at Carlisle, famed for the school which Jim Thorpe attended and for the home of Molly Pitcher, we toured the battlefield of Gettysburg where we saw many famous statues as well as the Eternal Peace Light, one of three in the world. Late afternoon found us checking in at the Annapolis in D. C. We had arrived in our nation's capitol via the National Cathedral and Embassy Row. Our night tour of the city was so very informative and beautiful, for it showed us the many attractions of our capitol. Names became realities on the tour. Monday was packed with sight-seeing adventures - the Capitol and Congress, Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, Arlington, the Smithsonian - our experiences were many and exceedingly interesting. Tuesday found us northward bound. At Philadelphia, we visited Independence Hall where the Liberty Bdl hangs, Ben Franklin's grave, and Betsy Ross's home. We reached New York City by way of the Jersey Turnpike and the Lincoln Tunnel. Our hotel, the McAlphan, was on Herald Square near the Empire State Building. More excitement awaited us - our visit to the United Nations, cruise around Manhattan, bus tour of lower Manhattan, trip to the top of the Empire State Building, visit to Radio City, boat trip to the Statue of Liberty, plus the extras such as our visit to Broadway and Coney Island. We really made good use of our time. What did we care about sleep? We could sleep when we got home. Friday saw us heading west. We enjoyed our stop in the Chocolate Tovsm, Ilershey, Pa. We also saw Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's capitol. In the evening we found ourselves checking in at the Roosevelt in Pittsburgh once more. Saturday, we were content to just ride and review our experiences. Happy, but tired, we arrived in Indianapolis that evening with suitcases full of souvenirs and dirty clothes and heads full of very happy memories. Compliments of CLARK'S CHEVROLET SALES WILLIAM R. GOODRUM, M. D. Cayuga, Indiana Cayuga, Indiana 'NW DW ,-X -x 'fx 'W 'P i X . 1,1 ,ff lx .,, L' : '? f ,f , ':': ---- ig Y ..,. . :2 II'f: 5 gl, :,, ,,.. ., , ., Q ' ,g:f::.:, .,,.5 E53 ' O Q 5 k J Qs bk! I be r gg qi s R ------ . . A f S . 1-?i5,QYE5fjQ wg1i'Q . . ' 2' If-ag. 222 X ,,., ,,,, K.,.,, P '- f,'- 35 If f -,:: X . .. .. . x x Q v ': ffE'P':'f-:f- -V :,,zI:::-f- ::5:,:,L'-I ' .ar :if F SEQ iv Good Luck! SOARD MOTOR COMPANY LEE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Dana, Indiana Terre Haute, Indiana x as XX uw-ark W Tenna Delleime. Clicster Justice. Jane May, Don Dixson, Jerri Bishop. Sam Hawkins, Jerry Uhey. Janet Whittington. Loretta Baysinger. Charles Bahls. Perry Marshall, Jane Durham, Beverly Kyger. Beverly Myers. Ilarold Myers, Dale Hollingsworth Dorothy Harrison. Bill Gordon, Mary Sue Bennett. Not pictured: Sherald Delp r 0 Karen Rumple, Mike Justice, Carole Foreman, David Wickens, Linda Myers, George Pearman, Martha Downs, Gladys Delp, Marcia Stein, Kaye Foreman. Thelma Gordon, Richard Howk. N 2 ii? Joe Frink, George Harrison, Kenneye Collins, Max Bishop, Virgil Marshall, Ron Hollingsworth, Glenn Sconce, Tom Catlin, Glaurie DeRenne Donald Moody, Karen Sollars, Ricky Van Sant, Glenda Kinderman, Harvey Hegarty, Elizabeth Sconce, Carol Marshall, Mary English, Harold Hollingsworth, Sharon Myers, Ted Morgan, Mary Norman, Robert Dixson, Marjorie Moore. N Ayx ax K A xl X -K 7' f my M W In I ,4hs,,1 xxxxxxmvll I xx HU Grade 8 , Y i Row 1: Karen Beck, Arthur Craft, Mary Williams, Carolyn Myers, Tom Bishop, George Rmnple, Judith Allan, Judith Myers, Larry Debolt, Gerry May. Row 2: Dennis Moore, Cleola Russell, William Mock, Judy Meade, Joyce Britton, Paula Hollingsworth, Charles Lewis, Judy Whittington, Louis Stein. Row 3: Claricc DeRenne, Mickey Pearman, Janet Van Camp, Nina Delp, Ron Bishop, Vera Moore. Row 1: Richard Brock, Joey Pasley, Robert Harrison, James Rumple. Row 2: Jerry Hendrix, Natalie Young, Jerry Barclay, Janet Hosmer, John Justice, Deanna Mullins Bill Morgan. Row 3: Homer Doan, Helen Sconce, Ronald Myers, Jill Asbury, Donald Myers, Jeanette Pitts, Robert Palikucha, Peggy Justice, Clifford Sowers. tl Grade 7 v .U -i K Grude 6 Q Dick Young, Jane Walthall, Gerald Robertson, Roxie Morgan, Joe Mock, Roy Frink Beverly Lawlyes, Warren Rumple, Mary Sue Walters, Dick Barclay, Alice Justice, Wanda Pasley, Charles Roderick, Dennis Sowers, Judy Asbury, Gerald Williamson, Ora Paul Marshall, Sue Harrison. Jerry Moore, Franklin Moody, Jane Bishop, Patric Baysinger, Virginia Hosmer, James Sutliff, Threas O'Connell, James Fortner, Brenda Towell, Elaine Ramsey, Mike Cuttrell, Sharon Lee, Linda West, Warren Thomas, Joyce Dixson, Linda Hollingsworth, Harold Dwiggins. .ii A Grade 5 Grade 4 1 AQ ,qf ll ' 11, Forest Myers, Pamela Jones, Jarvis Delp, Nancy Norman, James Wi iams, Jerri O Conne Lawrence DeRenne, Judith Myers, John Bush, Linda Howk, Richard Barclay, Elsie Sowers, Steven Hathaway, Rita Young, Russell Hollingsworth, Patricia Myers, Gene Howk, Judy llenry, Roy Chaney, Deborah DeRenne, Bob Rusk, Romana Burroughs, Gaylord Meeker, Joanie Parks, Andrew Marcinko, Rosalee Hollingsworth, Kenneth Meyers, Phyllis Cuttrell, Tom Williamson, Donna Lewis. Joe Justice, Keith Lawyles, Sue Ann Bush, Danny Fortner, Jerri Lewis, Bobby Stein, Connie Walters, Gerry Gressmire, Charles Rupple, Phyllis Barr, Jerry Lewis, Joyce Myers, Mike Pasley, Ronnie Wickens, Dorothy Sutliff, Ricky Marshall, Jane Pearman. Grade 3 'WAX 31 I fa Q , , W .... , twtwf :. -. . ii: 2: :.:-.: . .... , ..,.:, . .M , , ,.,::.m,.,,a..,s-:,. 1, , E Ls. Q Q as Iii E-,X X, x Wm is s is M K L is 1, ag if Q , ,B , 3 I x 9, lf- 5 .552 W I Q X Q ' 51 A Lt H ,za l - .:..:, ,.,.. , ahe 9 my ee r B L si! Qt fi 2 3 , J , A ,Y .v p lg? ' aw., ,tam ., , ,N ll Tonia Catlin, Kenny Fortner, Christine Moore, Marion Pearman, Roger Pearman, Sandra Loveall, Johnny O'Connell, Brenda Norman, Steve Weaver, Jackie Henry, Mike Weaver, Sarah Lou Fulton, Janet Loveall, Bobby Sollars, Theresa Hollingsworth, Reggy Mullins, Mary Jane Morgan, Charles Hutson, Steve McCool, Mary Ann Sconce, Freddie Pearman, Diana Doan, Martha Harrison, Larry Wickens. Grade 2 Lynnie Wickens, Pamala Williamson, Lois Howk, Don Rusk, Sherly McCool, Tommy Delp, Don Barr, Christine Myers, Larry Morgan, Sandra Brooks, Verna Craft, Brenda Huffman, Edna English, Paul Dean West, Angelica Hutson, Wilburt Downs, Sally Craft, Tony Lewis, Gail Smith, Kenneth Lee, John Walthall, Diane Hollingsworth, Roy Marshall, Ruth Ann Pearman, Mike Henry, Linda Pearrnan, Shirley Fulton, Rosemary Myers, Ronda Sue Barclay, Janet Norman, Shirley Downs, Donald Pearman Grade I ..., , ..., . . ,1 1,1 55g EI 5 ,2 25 --'--- ,E ,.. 2, , . 5 .,,.. 1 S 3 z X 5 ,M jigs. nf. 5 gg , , 5 l ' , f 1, 1553 iam , 4 5 .... .,... . aww - .- G WA 32555 '. :E.I.' ' :Q 1 -'-' .,.., .. 'Q' fl if .551 5- ggi ...,,,,, , . .,..,. , - ..... I 3, 3, - in E M x 4,4 f . .. 4... .. . ,,., '- . ,, E V 4 P ' x Q Y , .Q 13 5:- ::: '5 :?f: 2: if Efii fi , Eiiziaf- . 'I f f 4 'fs ffx fffif ix X N S Jfffrfffgxwff xw ui X 5xx,.f A X X KW 'fn' xx Q X 4' N ' Xfxftl gf XX' 'Y 7 if l -Us f, xxx, Q X W fx v K f Q ,M Q, , MW w is i5 ?1, ,! l f X1 fag M R L ,vu ' 942' nf' F 3? fi 90 0 'PY ogy, Wx 5 is I' ' X 'ff XX. RX - X Q X Q 1 o .:' ,I 9 J' f -.X 0 1- 90. .Q 7 W ff 3 'Q x we iii Q, Sf? X K9 if '.'1 , pf' ' ,J x ii ,a 45' 0 s- ig, 0 This page sponsored by COCO-COLA SMITH'S STUDIO Rockville, Indiana Attica, Indiana ? , fb fl gl 9 Gr 'f Q Q A J Cooks Mrs. Il. Myc rs M rs. L. Koen Compliments of THE 3 ANSWERS ll. P. SIIIRLEY gl CO. , INC. - Wholesale Grocers - Terre Haute, Indiana LAURA'S 66 STATION - Cayuga, Indiana f C in -1:1 f X I X x 'ls 9 9 .f I ' as f- X xg? X 0 - ' 'M A ff' il Q, tg'-7 -:VIZ Z? , 'L A :- , ly . NA' . V! L2 ..WYi.-L-E Annual Stuff Student CouncH C plimcnts Good Luck II DANA NEWS CAYUGA CLEANERS 1' L gn? gg puma National Honor Society iv Fiiwf K -9, X 5 v .-f 9 of-ET tn- National Thespians W Compliments of CHESTY FOODS, INC.' Terre Haute, Ind. librarians f' -Ff- X ' a I: i t Proiectionist s N . J I Q Compliments of CLINTON TOBACCO AND CANDY CO. Clinton, Indiana FAUST AND FREY HARDWARE - Everything in Hardware - Covington, Indiana Band e Q s ax Q iff. C h Lbs. 1 N o ru s QNX iwiixff X 5 Courtesy of STERCHI - Everything Musical - Terre Haute, Indiana Safety Patrol Dancing Compliments of HOLLINGSWORTH SOIL SERVICE CO Keith, Howard, and LaVerne -A -91' x':37 ,L County B aske tball T rophy Queen: C. Foreman King: T. Henry Senior Picture Time QFarewe11 to our gym Poolj Pals First Sr. Play ff WWWW Q NS , fax f X944 QQ Manager T Costello W . Gordon D. Newlin ff-K fi 4' 'y M. Craft Coach W. Daugherty i' R. Hollingsworth E. Whittingion 1 S. Hawkins C. Justice 1957 - 1958 Schedule Opponent We West Lebanon 59 Rosedale 42 Hillsdale' 63 Cayuga' 42 St. Bernice 'Y 68 Kingman 40 Perrysvillei' 71 New Goshen 47 Marshall 49 Dana' 69 Hillsboro 46 Mecca 67 Russelville 79 Hillsdale' 60 Bellmore 79 Wallace 82 Perrysvillei' 74 Dana' 68 'Confe rence Games M. Justice They 49 47 51 41 52 45 47 67 39 58 38 69 61 59 65 64 47 36 H. Myers D. Dixson J. Uhey 211 ,mx Rib pf , ,X Af-wx W1 ygfizs: - Q51 'f if 1 1 N NX Xxx., I xw K w W COMPLIME NTS OF Il. ll. Nixon 8: C0's ank NEWPORT, INDIANA CONSERVATIVE BANKERS FOR EIGHTY-SIX YEARS 1872-1958 4 cnfcxms 4660017 WMM 5, - ,.- Af P' 'V BRITT ON TRUCKING JULICK SHELL SERVICE STATION Batteries-Complete Service 'Fx Tires J N 5 0 N J Q R- R- tl otto Julick Jr. Hillsdale Indiana Cayuga India-na Compliments of WAYNE L. GILLIS Insurance Agency Cayuga, Indiana Phone GR. 8-3223 SAWYER'S FLOWERS Free Delivery This Area Clinton ' 95: 7 ,L faeffo Phone 752 Flowers for All Occasions MILADY BEAUTY ACADEMY 209-1X2 S. 3rd St. Terre Haute, Indiana Complete training in all branches of Beauty Culture. Day and Evening Classes Advanced Hair Styling Classes DANA SE E D C OM PANY G. P. Guyer ' Clover Seed Funks G Hybrid Certified Indiana Hybrid Corn Phone 177 ! Ir I Dana Indi ana BISHOP HARDWARE Complete line of Hardware Television and Norge Appliances Cayuga, Indiana Best Wishes FRIST FUNERAL HOME Clinton , Indiana i Ni-2f? .-V I r':3:? ., , K 0 jg' BROWN'S FUNERAL HOME Phone 50 Montezuma, Indiana Congratulations MARSHALL PONTIAC SALES Clinton , Indiana Compliments of DR. H. S. I-IAWKINS Newport , Indiana RIGSBY AND CATTERSON Furniture and Appliances Clinton, Indiana Clark Hammersley D-X SERVICE STATION Gas-Oil Lubrication-Accesso ries Intersection 36 Sz 71 Dana Indiana RIGGEN'S PRODUCE MARKET Poultry, Eggs, and Cream Phone 178W Dana, Indiana G. C. MURPHY CO. 241 So. Main St. Clinton, Indiana Clinton's Friendly Store Selling Only First Quality Merchandise RUSSELL'S HARDWARE Plumbing and Electrical Newpo rt, Indi ana Compliments of SIDNEY ASBURY HERSEY FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP 319 South Main Street Greenhouses-1432 North Ninth Phone 21 or 212 3 t. 1 ' 17-,g ' A-1.01: P 1. nfl Say It With Flowers ROSENB LATT'S Western Indiana's Greatest Store Clinton, Indiana Leading the Parade ASBURY AND WIGGINS Insurance and Bonds Phone 187 K g I if ,Z W . Newport sf .2353 .f Indi ana COMPLIMENTS OF Z 0ll'0mon. bf-If '.T.'b' E! .-sz-.. if A9MONf BRO7HfR S PHONE TEMPLE 2-2278 739 N. NINTH STREET CLINTON, INDIANA PORTERS T. V. Sales Sz Service Authorized Zenith Dealer Cayuga, Ind. Phone Gliunite 8-3489 ENITH I 7 5 5 Q l The Best Buy Today -UP BOTTLING CO. of Clinton, Indiana R. F. THOMPSON GRAIN CO. T Compliments of I Phone 24 BEMIS TEXACO SERVICE- lf Tl I Cayuga, Indiana Newport, Indiana N Compliments of I Compliments of 7 CONRAD STUDIOS IVAN M. KELLER GARAGE . , , l V Formerly Wake Studios Automobile Repairing 235 Black St. Cli to di Phone 46 man n n' In ana Phone TEmple 2-6183 Montezuma, Indiana BARTLEY'S FURNITURE MART FOOS'S DEP'T STORE The Furniture Buyway on I Groceries-Frigidaires U. S. Highway 41 Quality Furniture For Less Dry Goods - Frozen Foods We Deliver RR 7 - BOX 368 Phone N-7735 . Phone onamte 8-3088 Newport Terre Haute, Indiana I - p KIRKMAN'S FASHION SHOP EDWIN K, ALLEN Just around the COYTIGI' Accident-Health-Life 31'd and B19-Ckma-U St- l Hospitalization Insurance C1i11t0U Indiana Newport Indiana Bowl to Stay Young IIUFFMAN BOWLING LANES 8z CAFE Newport, Indiana Good Food-Coffee-Recreation League Nights Mon. Ki Tues. HUFFMAN TV SALES AND SERVICE Automatic Answering Device Just Phone GR. 8-3232 Day or Night and Leave Message Franchised Dumont-Motorola- Zenith De ale 1' Newport, Indiana Compliments of DR. LAUR Sz DR. QUINN Dana, Indiana EMERY O. HOLLINGSWORTH Livestock Hauling Since 1930 R. R. ifl Hillsdale Indiana LUNSFORD'S GARAGE 4 L Cayuga, Indiana A ff ' ff SEAIJS SUNDRIES Patent Medicines - Cosmetics . 3 Gift Shop Q '--'f Newpo rt Indi ana Be st Wi she s OLDSMOBILE DEALER M0 f ro 0' Clinton , Indiana XQ XQ qw ik .X 1 0092, Q! DAN H. PESAVENTO Jeweler and Certified Watchmaker Elgin-Hamilton-Bu1ova-Gruen 145 So. Main St. Phone 955 Clinton, Indiana an ' x E Nils N Compliments of Compliments of S. H. PAWLEY CENTRAL STATES LUMBER COMPANY , INC. Lumber and Building Materials Cayuga - Perrysville Dana - St. Bernice FLOORING CO. , INC. 1906 Miami Street South Bend 14, Indiana Clinton Compliments of SCOTT OIL CO. lv- v mx Sllll I Indiana MILLER-PARR OTT BAKING C OMPANY ily. GQZQI' if Q '4 ' ,fs-..-Q Terre Haute , Indiana C OMPLIME NTS OF Newport estaurant, nc. CHARLES GODNER - PRESIDENT BILL LEWIS - VICE-PRESIDENT Compliments STEVENSON LUMBER CO. of aunmwc L X M 'XRTE YQEZNQQTV it A A MATERIALS ARAGON PARK Complete Builders Service Z ff! Q Swimming Dancing No Building Is Any Better Than The Materials That Go Into It. Clinton , Indiana Clinton, Indiana Compliments R. E. THOMASMEYER OF Allis Chalmers GRAB-IT-HERE ' Authorized Dealer Since 1936 Cayuga Indiana Phone 8 it t Tr o w a Qi T 'SQ 5 4 Dana Indiana T AJ F!l!S7C!'9!f!lERS .. ! ... .. ECONOMY HEATING Xz PLUMBING Tilton , Illinois Phone: Danville 6-4501 ... ..t.+... x12 Auto Licens6 Plates In School Colors Sz Designs Decalcomanias Advertising SCIOTO SIGN CO. Kenton, Ohio Quality Signs Since 1897 OI' - 6-4594 ,H Ivo Ive ,, I I 'I Q59 v,1 DoUGHTY's '55 N1-E l THE FOUNTAIN TRUST COMPANY Furniture ,.,-f' Appliances Floor Coverings Fine Furniture P, 0, Box 8 Indiana Clinton Covington Indiana FENOGLIO'S SHOES Sz CLOTHING Clinton Indiana CULLIGAN SOFT-VVATER SERVICE Raymond Overpeck - Manager Phone 81 Dana Indiana BONACORSI BROS. We Trim Our Meats and Not LANG HE LT INSURANCE Our Customers AGENCY I Clinton Indiana Dane Indiana I L. E. MALONEY S I E Real Estate and Insurance K I I MOTOR ' .. M 235 1X2 Blackman St. COMPANY Clinton Indiana 111 Elm Street Clinton, Indiana Compliments of WALLACE DEBOLT Crib Filler Seed Corn and Sacco Fertilizer l Dana Indiana UHEY'S GROCERY Cayuga, Indiana WRIGIIT'S ICE CREAM COMPANY Ask Your Dealer DANA FEED SERVICE Feeds and Grain Cayuga Indiana Quaker Elevator Compliments STEWARTS MARATHON STATION of Gas-Oil-Tire Repair A. L. ALBRIGHT D. V. M. Phone 48 Cayuga Indiana Dana Indiana JIM'S BARBER SHOP Cayuga Indiana DANA IMPLE MENT COMPANY John Deere Sales and Service Phone 24 Dana Indiana OVERPECK'S HARDWARE AND COX'S CLOTHING APPLIANCES Ready-to -We ar Raymond Ove rpeck Cayuga Indiana Dana I11dj3,n3 DODGE - PLYMOUTH JOHNNY JOHNSON BARBER SHOP SALES 8: SERVICE For the Most Discriminatingu Automobile Finance Sz Insurance Dalia, Indiana Dodge Power Giant Trucks Perrysville Indiana Dana Compliments of FRAYNE WHITTINGTON HAROLD CONNER GARAGE CARPENTRY Newport, Indiana Hillsdale, Indiana Compliments of FARACO'S ART JEWELRY SHOP MCCONNELS DRIVE INN I 2155 Main St. I Thomas A. McLeish - Owner Dana, Indiana ' Clinton Indiana i 1 - WABASH VALLEY NURSING HOME Mr. Sz Mrs. Martin Phillips New Owners Best Wishes Re asonable Rate s Aged-Invalid-Bed Patients FRIENDS 24 hr. care 2 State Licensed of Class of 1958 Phone 52 Montezuma F. .I 1 1 LY i , Y HUTCHENS CAFE BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP Cayuga Indiana Newport Indiana STONESTREST FURNITURE STORE Compliments of And H. D. INGRAM ANDY'S CAFE Newport Indiana Cayuga Indiana Compliments of HARRIS FOOD STORE MITCH LEWIS MARATHON Quality Foods Lowest Price s Clinton, Indiana IIELM'S REXALL STORE Prescriptions - Cosmetics Rccords and Players 315 South Main Street Newpo rt Indiana 1 Best Wishes from HILLTOP INN Hillsdale The Place to Meet the Crowd 'I e Citizens State ank NEWPORT - CLINTON THE FRIENDLY BANK - SERVICE - COURTESY - SAFETY TOTAL ASSETS - 57, 000, 000. 00 YOUR DEPOSITS TAX FREE YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED, APPRECIATED AND PROTECTED DEPOSITS INSURED --- ---- - - -------- M AXIMUM 310, 000 BY F. D. I. C. C OMPLIME NTS OF ROBERT C. POWELL, REPRESENTATIVE Il. Wallace- ischel uhlishers MARCE LINE , MISSOURI H W PHH A