Oaktown High School - Oaklore Yearbook (Oaktown, IN)

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'M W. .K - 'a.,..,1g:', A .X Qqj. . .m - Q., by F My -. J, L-,gi . .-Lf?'f'ES43MV .ff 1 ' ,.,.,. , R , f... ,,.,Y,W M W hy .- 4 . , git-'l .ra , ff' . i1.,4,.,.5 .4 ws 'BX I' .q ,Q .xo , ,. pw-. . N-,f .. .g. 4, .u, TA 1 i , 5 W- 15 .. Q. . I dv -3- ' Q 1. ,V-.1 ,, mlm' f.-., 'H '. Q - I959 OAKLORE OAKTOWN HIGH SCHOOL OAKTOWNI INDIANA DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1959, wish to dedicate the Oaklore to Mr. Ernest Bubenzer, our commerce, math, and chemistry teacher. If a person can combine trust, loyalty, kindness, and friendship in his chosen field, he can expect to gain great respect and admiration from his fellowman. Mr. Bubenzer is such a person. Because ofhisguidance and trust through- out our four years of high school, we the Class of 59 are making this dedication to Mr. Ernest Bubenzer, one who's always willing to lend a helping hand. B S M S Indiana MR. HARRY KNOTTS I ll I I ' ' ti' 1 I State Teac ers Co lege G 4, Principal, Trigonometry MR. ESCO SHELTON Incoming Trustee UIUILE MR. WILLIAM HISLIP Outgoing Trustee MR. WILLIAM R. MILLER B,S. Graduate Work Indiana University Social Studies MR. KENNETH E. MOUTRAY B. A. , Business Education and Social Studies Evansville College Graduate Work Garret Biblical Institute M. S. , Indiana State Teachers College English MR. ERNEST BUBENZER B. S. , Indiana State Teachers College Typing I, II, Mathematics, Chemistry MR. ARNOLD RINSCH B.S, , Indiana State Teachers College Industrial Arts +0547 isa-IN i MR. CARL MAY B. S. , Oakland City College Driver's Education, Bookkeeping, Coach law xx 1 XG? XY .. . bmw-H MR. EDWIN H. MOSS B. S. , Purdue University Vocational Agriculture General Agriculture Science MISS JESSIE LEE i e ii 5 I .TI , ig,-d!'5 MRS. Ros1NA SPRINGER LATSHAW B.S., Graduate Work A- B. , Graduate Work Indiana State Teachers Indiana State Teachers College College Home Economics, Biology, English 9, 10, Latin I, Physical Education Librarian S MRS. VIVIAN KOBY MRS. MARTHA SEARCY Undergraduate Work Cincinnati Bible College Kansas State College A. B. Indiana State Teachers First Grade College Kindergarten MRS- HELEN R055 MRS. MARIE SEBREE B- 5- , Indiana State Undergraduate Work Teachers Cvllege Vincennes University Second Grade Indiana State Teachers College Third Grade 1 MR. HARVEY HART MRS. CUMA BECHT B, S, Undergraduate B, S, , Indiana State Work Evansville College Teachers College Fourth Grade Fifth Grade MR. JOHN HODGES MRS. MERLYN KEHOE Undergraduate Work B. S, , Indiana State Vincennes University Teachers College Indiana State Teachers Music, Band, Chorus College Sixth G rade S 13 . 11111195 if W EMXQZJM if MM jyjwik M 9 fry? mjjw M MM KJ awp. wWW W ix. ,- A9423 M S wx X 1 'L JU51' 30 Q5 MARGARET ELLEN SNYDER I I ! What I will, I will, what I won't, Iwon't! Drum Corp 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A-1:29314 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Student Council 1, 2, 4 Annual Staff 4 Queen Attendant 2, 3 BRUCE LYNN LEAK Girls are like breathing, if you don't like them it is a good sign you're dead. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 5 H -sf: iff- - :lflfsffgi , MARY KATHRYN IVERS It D Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Queen Attendant 3 .ein bn' Sugar and Spice and every- thing nice. Drum Corp 2 3 ' N Band 1,2,3,-ff Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 2 3 4 G.A.A. 1 I A Class Play 3,4 K 1 Student Council 3, 4 4-H 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Queen 4 KAREN SUE WOLFE W01fie' ' ROBERT EUGENE BOND Snake Girls, Girls, Girls, I like ' em all. ' ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3,4 vi ' ,445 fy , I M , I .4 4 e vl Yu N 0 TE, vi .x!!L','l lp 4 1 WARREN NEIL HOLCOMB gk 1 ,A Shanks O X ,, The essence of humor is in- :li sensibility. Q. Q KN ' Band 1,2,3, 4 X Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Q mf ga Class Play 3, 4 Q Cp Class Officer 3 J 6 Student Council 4 b Annual Staff 4 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 I!! U . BRUCE LEON MAYALL Mouse To have a friend is to be one. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3 A Student Council 1, 3, 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Treasurer Annual Staff 4 ' fl 'f ,,2',,. 1 A I: Q O IP SU F' Q FU P11 Cl U35 . pr-1 :s Q5 ,... f-sm cr NF? ,... mv-a P'l .ma 0 FP AlGI,egl! Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3 2,4 MARILYN KAY MAYNARD Mayne K- S Never argue never fight always say what you think 1S right. U f N Bandl 2 3 4 Vi -1 Chorus1:2,3,4 Q .93 G,A.A, 1,2,3,4 'I Class Play 3, 4 . xl -' , Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 1 Student Council 4 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 ER MITTON around to it! ik- ,2,4 FRANKIE BEAMAN ' ' Peanut' ' The tongue is like a race horse, which runs faster the less weight it carries. Chorus 4 Class Play 4 Class Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 r l w EVELYN KAY WILSON . Willi dx Live, laugh, love, and be If Q happy- l 1, - Drum Corp 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 I I i G.A,A, l,2,3,4 Class Play 4 P ul Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 MARY JEANETTE rs, MC MILLIN Jan I ,S . . w It's nice to be natural, if 'vu' in you're naturally nice. , Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3,4 'Q Annual Staff 4 4-H 1 f,H,:E.:.a.:f.- Xt X Cotton f Work fascinates me, I could git ang look at it for hours. ' . F. . 2 1 WW Annual staff 4 ' at DESCHAMP ff K Frosty if ' Never worry never fear, Eve right. Baseball l GEORGE RAY ARTHUR JANICE DELORES MORRISON F Janny -J cg, A big happy smile, and lots ,X of things worth while. Y-N xx 9 Drum Corp 3, 4 ' Chorus 1,2,3,4 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3,,4 Rx Class Play 4 'X ,- J 4-H 1, 2, 3 z Annual Staff 4 ? FORREST BRUCE ry thing will turn out VERA RICHARDSON ox 'ff ARNOLD RINSCH, JR. Cf , Z , Pude Y i I I , 7 sr Nl Make haste slowly. 4 Class Play 4 Class Officer 2 .5- 4-H 1, 2 0 ' . Annual Staff 4 X Basketball 1,3 X K 7:3-,N-f wx ' N X Verde ' , U i I Smiling won't hurt anyone. Q -415 ' Class Play 4 4 El 4-H 3 m.1-,o-. 11'-1:11 Annual Staff 4 LEO WHITSON ffwhmsf' y The man who stands for 5 nothing will always fall for something. Student Council 4 Y ,f,..a. F.F.A. 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1 F ,W v X ll P' fr kt? 1 A ' '33 BETTY LOU WHITSON mBetm - fps .. . N . to do. Drum Corp 1, 2 -' Chorus 1,2,3,4 G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Y' , , l K -I , 'l.'::l, 0n 4 -I :Fl lui ,-....' .:, 'Yanni'- lr ' I M I fl S, Q Qu- ::: H, Q .Hal .f5:ll:ll et,-tg lg nf' .:g:EEE.::' 2. 90 Ru The wildest c best horses. Class Play 4 Class Officer 4 4-H 1, 2 F, F, A, 1, 2, 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1, 4 Baseball 3, 4 - LOLA FAYE KEHOE Lv Forgive if you can't forget. Qfrh Drum Corp 3 Chorus 2 G.A.A, 2,3 Class Play 3 - ' Itdoes nottakemuchstrength ,,. to do things, but it requires great strength to decide what RONNIE EUGENE HANGER nt olts make the an ,-0 .lr UI .f ' ' ey' '- , SU ' enior Class History After one has been a senior for a while, he realizes that he will soon leave high school and the friends he has made over the years. This makes him look back over the years and sum up his early years of life, the years that form the character and habits of an individual. Looking back over the years bring memories of times that will long be remembered, some sad and many happy ones. Now let us look back over these years. On August 29, 1947, thirty-five members of the class of '59 started our first year of school. In the original class were: William Joe Archer, Morris Frank Beaman, Linda Blandford, Robert E. Bond, Susan Bond, Judith Clark, Mary Lois Clark, Bobby Decker, Lorna June Dillon, Ronald E. Hanger, Beverly Hartzburg, Don Harvey, Neil Holcomb, Patricia Johnson, William Krueger, Bruce Leak, Bruce Mayall, Marilyn Kay Maynard, Richard Meridath, Greger Mitton, Rita Sue Parr, Rose Marie Ravellette, Vera Richardson, Donald Swayze, Michael Tracy, Patricia Van Antwerp, Leo Whitson, Evelyn Kay Wilson, Karen Wolfe, Max Worley, Harry Yates, Patricia Barmes, David Dennison, Hazel Dennison, and Hugh McKinley. The last four joined the class after Christmas vacation. As the records for our second year have been misplaced, it is difficult for us to know the changes made during our second year. George Arthur joined our class in the second grade. Kay lvers came and left our class in the second year and returned in the third grade. David Gilley also enrolled in our class the third year. An unfortunate flood accident took two members from our class. Jerry Hall drowned in high flood waters and Larry moved away. Leo Whitson left on January 16 to go to school at Booneville. Hazel and David Dennison also moved away this year on February 20. Linda Bland- ford left our class on October 9. On November 20, David Gilley moved away. During our fourth year, Bobby Decker, Harry Yates, Mary Lois and Kenneth Clark withdrew from our class. Those who entered our class were: Margaret Snyder, Jeanette McMillin, Shirley Kennedy, Lucille Archer. Leo Whitson returned to our class this year. Our fifth grade records have also been misplaced. David Gilley left our class in the sixth grade. In the seventh grade there were eleven boys and fourteen girls. George Baxley, Richard Starns, and Judy Purkhiser joined us in the seventh grade. During our second year in junior high school, Judy Purkhiser left while we gained three members: Charles Case, Marian Schutter, and Bill Helderman. Four students entered our class our Freshman year and three of them left the same year. The four were: Larry Entrican, Rosalie Martin, Richard Gardner, and Jim Owens who stayed with us for two more years. Marian Schutter, Don Harvey, and Bill Helderman left us in our Soph- omore year. Lola Bowlin and Arnold Rinsch entered the Sophomores of 56-57. June Dillon and Rose Marie Ravellette left the jolly Juniors of 57-58. The class members of 1959 now include: George Arthur, Frank Beaman, Bob Bond, Bruce DeSchamp, Ronnie Hanger, Neil Holcomb, Kay Ivers, Lola Kehoe, Bruce Leak, Bruce Mayall, Kay Maynard, Jeanette McMillin, Greg Mitton, Janice Morrison, Vera Richardson, Arnold Rinsch, Margaret Snyder, Betty Whitson, Leo Whitson, Kay Wilson, and Karen Wolfe. In our Junior year in high school, our two big events were the class play and the Junior-Senior Reception. The title of our class play was, Grandad Goes Wild. Our sponsors directed the play. We had the Junior-Senior Reception in the Fortnightly at Vincennes. The theme of our prom was, A Hawaiian Cruise. Our sponsors for our Junior year were Mr. Rex May and Miss Jessie Lee Latshaw. Our Senior year, the busiest of all, has been a lot of fun and a lot of work. Our class play this year was, Don't Take My Penny. It was a big success and everyone had a lot of fun. Karen Wolfe brought honor to the class by being elected Queen of our Homecoming, which we won. There are many projects to kepp the seniors busy. As our Senior year draws to a close we will have our class trip and finally our Baccalaureate Services and then Graduation. After Graduation we will leave high school behind, but we will never forget our friends and the memory of life at Oak- town High School. OUR TEACHERS First Grade: Mrs. Helen Ross. Second Grade: Mrs. Naomi Howard. Third Grade: Mrs. Marie Sebree. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grades: Mrs. Audrey Ross, Mrs. Blanche Wolfe and John Hodges were our teachers. Seventh Grade: Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Springer, Mr. Holscher, and Mr. Tennis. Eighth Grade: Mrs. McClure, Mr. Pershing, Mr. Russell, Mrs. Springer, Mrs. Edgar Haskins, and Mr. Castle. Freshman: Mr. George Glenn, Principal, Miss Jessie Lee Latshaw, Mrs. Martha McClure, Mrs. Rosina Springer, Ernest Bubenzer, Arnold Rinsch, and Bob Arnett, Coach. Sophomore: Mr. Harry Knotts, Principal, Miss Jessie Lee Latshaw, Mrs. Martha McClure, Mrs. Rosina Springer, Ernest Bubenzer, Arnold Rinsch, and Don Whitehead, Coach. Junior: Mr. Harry Knotts, Principal, Miss Jessie Lee Latshaw, Mrs. Martha McClure, Miss Betty Shirley, Ernest Bubenzer, Arnold Rinsch, and Carl Rex May, Coach. Senior: Mr. Harry Knotts, Principal, Miss Jessie Lee Latshaw, Mrs. Rosina Springer, Kenneth Moutray, William Miller, Ernest Bubenzer, Arnold Rinsch, Edwin Moss, and Carl Rex May, Coach. Mrs. Merlyn Kehoe has been our music director throughout our twelve years in school. Greg Mitton First Grade CLASS WILL We the Seniors of 1959, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. We will, to the Juniors, an enjoyable Senior year. We will, to the Sophomores, the ability to make money for their Senior trip. We will, to the Freshmen, the ability to finish their final years of high school with high acclaim. We will a more agreeable class to our sponsors, Mrs. Springer and Mr. Miller. I, Bob Bond, will my girlfriends in other towns to Mike Snyder. I, Janice Morrison, will my old boy friends to Mary Ellen Grizzle. I, Bruce Mayall, will my false teeth to Jim Williams. l,' Frankie Beaman, will my good behavior and my alertness in class to Jake Meeks. I, Ronnie Hanger, will my ability to start fires to Raymond Hennon. I, Kay Wilson, will my height to Sandy Rogers. I, Kay Maynard, will my job as concessions manager to Carolyn DeSchamp. I, Vera Richardson, will a happy and wonderful time to the Junior Class. I, Jeanette McMillin, will my ability to sell concessions at ball games to Wanda Taylor. I, Betty Whitson, will my ability to learn bookkeeping to Patti Duncan. I, Leo Whitson, will my studying habits to Don Harvey. I, Kay Ivers, will my long, curly hair to Sharon Porter. I, Karen Wolfe, will my height to Judy Gore. I, Margaret Snyder, will my disability to get along with Mr. May to Rita Bond. I, Bruce Leak, will my broken nose to Mark Hall. I, Greger Mitton, will my ability to be late to school to Mike Snyder. I, Neil Holcomb, will my height to Jake Meeks. I, Arnold Rinsch, will my laziness to Rita Bond. I, George Arthur, will my meanness to Raymond Hennon. I, Lola Kehoe, will my quiet disposition to Beverly McMillin, Kay Maynard CLASS POEM We the class of '59, Will soon be leaving our school behind. lt's been twelve years of work and fun, But twelve good years for everyone. Kay Maynard, the first in our hall of fame Is a girl who is always about the same. There's never a job too large or small, She does her best to please us all. Bruce Leak, the president of our class, Goes with a certain Bruceville lass. He plans to be an engineer, He's sure to make it, I have no fear. Kay Ivers is this girl's name, But I doubt if it will remain the same. For Kay is engaged to a Vincennes boy, We wish her much happiness and joy. Junior Rinsch, who from Freelandville hails ls very good at driving nails. He's helped build houses with his carpentry skill At this he surely fills the bill. Jeanette McMillin along in our line, ls as likeable a girl as you will find. To be an artist is her ambition, We bet she succeeds under any condition. Bob Bond, the boy we call Snake, A barbering course plans to take. He's been the Cassanova of our class, And has had his charm over many a lass. Kay Wilson is known by all, She has dark hair and isn't very tall. She's always good for a laugh or two. And keeps us all from feeling blue. We see a boy in a Chevrolet, He drives this car almost every day. Bruce Mayall is this lad's name, Short and blonde and always the same. Karen Wolfe, the musician of our class, Is a tall, red-headed lass. After high school with her knowledge, She plans to attend a business college. Frank Beaman the next in line, Is full of fun all the time. He likes to play cards, as you can see, A gambler he will surely be. Betty and Leo Whitson are a brother and sister team It isn't very often that this is ever seen. Betty a beautician plans to be, And Leo a card shark, says he. Margaret Snyder can be seen from day to day Working at the local IGA. She's known for her personality wherever she may go And at getting acquainted she isn't very slow Ronnie Hanger is usually happy and gay, Except when teachers get in his way. For hot rods and racing he is a fiend, And at the drag races he can be usually be Vera Richardson the shy one of the class, At eating candy will never be surpassed. She's undecided as to what she will be, So we will all just have to wait and see. And next we see Greg Mitton, by name, Who is remembered for his dancing fame. This boy's one obsession, Is engineering as a profession. Janice Morrison the next one of us, Is quiet and never raises a fuss. And for her future, so we hear, She is looking to nursing as a career. George Arthur, from the farm hails, He's not very big but tough as nails. A barber he is planning to be, We think he'l1 make it, wait and see. Now here's a girl who changed her name, By getting maried it isn't the same. Lola Kehoe at the head of our class, Is very smart and sure to pass. Here I am at the end of the line, And I'm no poet as you will find. I've tried my best to introduce us to you, SEED Mistakes I've made plenty, corrections, few. Neil Holcomb CLASS CLASS FLOWER: Varigated Carnation. CLASS COLORS: Ice Blue and Silver. CLASS SONG: Stardust. MOTTO: Promise little and do much. CLASS PROPHECY One night as I sat watching and studying the stars, a thought came to my mind. I wondered if I could induce the stars to inform me as to the where- abouts and vocations of my High School Classmates of '59. I resolved to try, so I fixed my attention upon a particularly large and bright star and by super concentration I finally persuaded it to treat me with its secrets. The first thing I saw was my old home town. Many changes had taken place since I had last seen it ten years ago. My attention was focused to Kay Maynard who is now an English Pro- fessor at Indiana State Teachers College. Kay had finally achieved her goal for which she had worked so hard for during our high school days. Jeanette McMillin noted for her artistic talent in our high school days was away at the first showing of her latest series of modern art paintings at the Capitoline Gallery in Rome. I was told that Vera Richardson was accompanying her for a long awaited trip abroad. I decided to take a tour of recently completed housing development erected by the Arnold Rinsch Construction Company. I was surprised to find Mrs. Lee Kehoe, the former Lola Bowlin, living in one of the beautiful homes with her husband Lee and their young daughter. While driving through the business district a most unusual building caught my eye. I stopped, out of curosity, to see what it was. Three pros- perous young gentlemen escorted me in. They introduced themselves as Leo Whitson, Ronnie Hanger, and Frank Beaman, three of my former class- mates. They informed me their casino had taken all of the Las Vegas gambling trade. Leo insisted that my husband and I dine in their spacious dining room. While dining I glanced at the next table to see the former Karen Wolfe and her husband Neil Holcomb who is now a very successful graphical engineer. I stepped over to chat with them for a minute and they insisted on my husband and I joining them at a dinner party in our honor that evening at the Country Club. I accepted graciously and excused myself. I left my hus- band at the huge barber shop owned by Bob Bond and George Arthur. I de- cided to have my hair set for the evening and I was very much surprised to find Betty Whitson the owner of the exclusive parlor. I spent the remaining part of the afternoon shopping. I happened into an exclusive Lady Ellen Shop. I found Margaret Snyder the owner. She informed me that her husband Jerry Risley had given up trucking to manage the many Lady Ellen Shops throughout the United States. I bade her fare- well and returned to my hotel. My husband was waiting for me to freshenup for the evening so I rushed to dress. After arriving at the club the first person I saw was Janice Morrison. I rushed over to have a chat with her. She told me she was the Home Ec- onomics and Biology teacher at Oaktown High since the retirement of Mrs. Springer in 1965. Presently in strode the most eligible bachelor at large Bruce Mayall who is now an executive of the Prudential Insurance Company. Along with him came Greg Mitton who is a most successful civil engineer. After a while Bruce Leak and his wife, Ginger, happened in. Bruce is now an expert aero- nautical engineer. At last in came Kay and Larry Dardeen. Kay is the former Kay Ivers. She apologized for being late. She explained of her difficulty to get a baby- sitter. After a most enjoyable time I had to leave all my friends once again, since I had to set hair for the First Lady of our Land the next day. You see, I'm her personal beautician. Much later in the comfort of my own living room, I sat gazing at the stars wondering what they held for each of us. Kay Wilson BABY PICTURES 0 'Q' oo - -Q90 'v '05 Q we NQKZW Kay Maynard Bruce Mayall Lola Kehoe OPI-json Bob Bond Neil Ho 4. i QP' .A .li Greg . Mitton ,. . - . Jqmor Rmsch .k ai aaa Kay Betty Wilson Whitson Jeanette McMi11in Karen Wolfe Frankie Bealrlan GREG MITTON Forward Height 5' 10 1f2 Weight 150 RONNIE HANGER Guard Height 5' 5 1l2 Weight 130 emor Letterman NEIL HOLCOMB Center Height 6' 3 Weight 150 BRUCE LEAK Forward Height 5' 11' Weight 150 BOB BOND Guard Height 5' 8 Weight 145 1 2 A 1 awww, Q W, xgveg K K 597 fix. -. .. ,W K wg. 9 Q. . -:Q ff' if f-. .mr ,xjva SP. N ya Af- , -.. . . af 'vw 1, 'Rfk jggg 4 . 'ia , N-'S-. 'm EQ Sag . ' ' - ::- S M - L fp .fd .gs 3 f , X. if X Annual taff l SEATED: Kay Wilson, Prophecy, Margaret Snyder, Editor-in-Chief, Karen Wolfe, Copy Editor, Kay lvers, Photo Chief, Frank Beaman, Ronnie Hanger. STANDING: Betty Whitson, Mr. Miller, Sponsor, Vera Richardson, Neil Holcomb, Class Poem, Jeanette McMillin, Art Editor, Bob Bond, Kay Maynard, Janice Morrison, Greg Mit- ton, Class Historian, Bruce Mayall, Arnold Rinsch, Mrs. Springer, Sponsor. 0 I ' 4 'Q' tudenf Council X 2, SEATED: Neil Holcomb, Margaret Snyder, Reporter, Mike Snyder, Vice-President, Bruce Leak, President, Karen Wolfe, Secretary, Kay Ivers, Treasurer, Glenn Koby. STANDING: Barbara Lynch, Betty Whitson, June Snyder, Janice Leak, Sara Blann, Kay Maynard, Bob Bond, Janet Hanger, Julia Garner, Greger Mitton, Bruce Mayall, Kay 1II11nA.-. T.-.nb-In DA-v-+nm f'If-.nv-Inn Wvrnna Tinvrirl Qn'Inn1+n TI:-.un ff-.v-a+nv1n Pix- L. ii ,U 1- JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM SNAPSHOTS 0 , 1:0 , i2.':'n'f 561, 2 ,,, '?3fQG?V lv fs ffmaxwwuwh wx swf 'f if L uni WK... Q Y Q 'L 4 'li' :qv an H all 45 uw a e s , , V M' ' '14,-v 1 M.. Y . , - X 'f I-9' -.ik Fm flvfxihi' V mud x Ai.. gg H LL aw W A -avg L. A ,, ' r'-SW ' Q L ' A ying! Q .gf 1 W' :Or fl ,E .Q W ,I J ' f'f'Z?, - y J A tv' ' . ,Q .. - V P w1:.,.,Q4 MEMORIES FOOLIN' AROUND 'ws ..,,w A q N ' ,A fi 6. 'firm HOW WE LOCKED THEN I fa Y XX Yi , . xy f., . R855 R , X Q, gf J pf gi-1 1 3 Q1 Q9 Q A i JU IORS ' l ' J 1 my-1 K af' -2 K Q . nwxxf 1 ' a ry , X 3, Q K K R . ,N J Sponsor Sponsor Ni, S- I 'X 'X .J J J ,M ff' ix , 3 Mr. Moutray ' Mrs' Kehoe SXXS xsr f zxgr sal sy J .N fs-.. ., 352145 .JJ j K- ' b f mffaJmfggJ , z,Jf,:1, f J . sg ag 3 a R sz N 1- ei , X ,IEW 2 'mia .Ss s H- 'M 12 X 52 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Rfepoftef Mark Hall Mike Snyder sharon Porter Sandra Rogers Rlfa Bond 9' x ma 1 j X X sf JJ JK y aas 'Q ,F rx k Ki' JW f - -1' I Judy Gore, Frank Arthur, Mary Grizzle, Harold Meeks, Wanda Taylor, Jim Williams. 2 K' A 'Am V 7 '- ' Mi K In - , f jj, J, L, A ' A m 13 y fi ' EJ ' ' J I N,-2 J P' 1 J , , A ,J J f K I ..,: Q we f ,, t if J ., :. VJ kr -:N .. A ,K . ,. kj ii: iii! i i ' B J Jim Waldroup, Beverly McMi11in, Danny Fox, Julia Garner, Raymond Hennon, Carolyn De- Schamp. . J 2 . A J J J JJ ziil . J J , eyyiiy J . J ,J J J J JJ J NEQJTJJ ,J 'lr 'au' JNJ K J k T? J J J J mi J,JJ, , J -- Jw W, JW ' F we :sri ' ,515 1. ,,, ,ix Juanita Arthur, Jack McKinny, Barbara Jackson, Hugh McKinley, Patti Duncan, Fred Miller. bl ai 1 :ix s. ys O 5 0p4, as 'R galil? ' f 'S 3 My . it .gsi 'Q ii 'Wwe all I ,s N as N2 is Y as .5 J rr 7 I e ,, S E-: . ' J' ,, I , FIRST ROW: Mr. Bubenzer, Sponsor, Torn Harvey, Janice Leak, Marcia Hodges, Linda McCrary, June Ann Snyder. SECOND ROW: Harry Archer, Ann Harrison, Glenn Wilson Sue Bowlin, Larry Larnb. THIRD ROW: Glenn Koby, Kaye Carstens, Howard Williams 1 FOURTH ROW: Judy Lamb, Steve Shepherd, Peggy Trosper. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Mc Millin, Douglas Faith, Joyce Faith, Larry Miller, Charlotte Porter. SIXTH ROW: Brenda Leak, Don Harvey, Mary Ellen Dillon, Bill King, JoAnne Crites, Lonnie Jones. Q4 Z XX yu? fs ,X I flex ' I if mi Q 'N 'H X my Gul Q 4 U ' A A N .ig 5 f-:V 52. ev ' ii' 'Q'-Q. 5, -. ,,. . r 7 W 53- '-.. ...fg - , ,it me I Q, f 1 vi' , ' Z ' -i - ' A. . J vm QW X ar 1 5 -me S X A S 1 :., EE.: if . :., nnn , K JR K L Mr. May, Sponsorg James D. Winemiller, Alan McGuire, Barbara Rogers, Larry Schultz, Trudy Snyder. Joe Han Richard Blice I ? 'R' 6 , ' P! 'ann Q ' .,l '15, 1 i 'S , DD worm- WOERY I! Sandy Ice Deanna Wolfe Kenneth Charley, Judy Koby, Charles Evans, Lorena King, John Arthur, Ronnie Shots. in E il . ' ' 'wk N A A: . J' we ffififikisrifky - ff.. . 57 1 Fifi :ual f ' . f -:- 51 552151251 .11 :V , it , 4 Qff5f.ifLi'5:x:'5' I. i. H ,i . Barbara Lynch lw f ' Xxtyj I Wayne Fo ste r Sue Maynard Sherry Darrough Donnie Sonner, Karen Ravellette Edra Garner Jo Ann Wilson. Zhi N A ., - -..K fy N VCSQ ww' Q? f'XNx W if X A J. H QW is mtwi 'nay ,, Si .,,,. af Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Mr. Moss Kaye Wolfe Sharon DeSchamp Vicky Curry Doug Lamb Sharon Hatfield xx' r?,,-xx 0 x v p X vs ,,. F- 0 sf' 6? . xxgklfn g - is 1 1. -V: J, 1, J J , J ,-r-- J J - V - - J , 1, is 53 Q. iff - V V ,..,,: 5 ,I ' Q.: nf' J if 5 r Y l if 5 f f f 91 ' ' K.. 4' l .A W Q aL 'Q' iv' '45 Betty McDonald Junior Perkinson Janet Hanger Chuck Shots Kenneth Brooks Carol Mason Bruce Donnar Marilyn Chasteen Connie Cornelius Greg Rollins Judy Bowlin Bob Turpin Jackie Porter Dharla LeDune Jim Faith Ann Darrough , I nl nl 1 , . if i Richard Bell Jim Bond Ronnie Arthur O I P I v SEVENTH GRADE 5e:3f'1S:s:., . ....g... ii, ' J 3 Q ..,g:::f::. 1 i . . 7 ' 3 S t ct N at fx at fi we 1 N 3' 16 if 1 as ' 7 l. - gl 3 . 1.. S,X.L. A , I . , f 6355565555 V - ' fif is ' .M xgyyif 53 Y K K if , P MQ Q B ' ,ff '2 igsagff W ,Sh f :. . iss ' ,bm . N. ,232 '.. . - . -. EE! if -K 'weve . M.. ,S ..,A..,A..,, , .. . 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Garner Donald Ball Marian Grizzle Richard Pea Shirley Karns David Schultz Linda Lavely Bert Gore Wayne Trosper Mr. Rinsch Class Officers Donna Gore Lonnie Schau- wecker Sara McCarter Helen Shepherd Sarah Blann Steve McGuire Jean Bowlin John McMillin Jennifer Blann Peter Stark Carol Wolfe Paul McMil1in Betty Crites Eddie Jackson Ella Anne Takash Morris Foster Peggy Porter Jimmy Mason it is wx 5 N l ' K, ' we 5 FIRST ROW: Danny Archer, Mary DeSchamp, Larry Waldroup, Sherry Alexander, Steve Utt, Patricia Perkinson. SECOND ROW: Brenda Wilson, Billy Murphy, Ginger Hill, Stephen Snyder, Lorenda Cornelison, Buddy Dillon. THIRD ROW: Vicki Jackson, Janelle Porter, Patricia Landrum, Iris Crites, Bonnie Brooks, Robert Bowlin. 0 sl 4 o Mr. Hodges FOURTH ROW: David Garner, Brenda Bond, Eddie Burr, Margo Rogers, Billy Pea, Linda Jones. FIFTH ROW: Jeanette Grizzle, Buddy Neer, Judy Meeks, Ulrich Stark, Betty Cornelius, Ronnie Ice. 4. . , M bw ' , 5.- fs 1 .B - fu,-,.,,a , L A , ll- ',Q,', , 4 -2, in , W S ' 4' 5? f an X iii fi A in 8 If by by F I lx .45-I.. 4 53' A 1'- if .- I 5 Y x 'i 1, C- , 1 I 1 1 -- ..ff1g::.--'L -.::....,. W- if Y Q :- ,. - ,. 6' R U S: i s T Q I ifxf , . -. A, A , I . L L L .,. A Q? L Q .N X i K qw., L . V' ,,jj',. .5 , .. M, . .,,. A J A ,fl o H i iiii ' T , N R K ' . ,',- Q '-- K 1 an A. ,Q -1 , ' K 5... -ij 1 lu .M X. i I f I 1 , is I 5 --P M ffgf r Q-g FIRST ROW: David Boyll, Joy McDonald, Tom Srnock, Ruth Blann, Rex Chattin, Linda Hatfield. SECOND ROW: Frankie Hall, Vonda Watts, Kent Wolfe, Cheryl Curtis, Bruce Kirchoff, Shirley Wilson. THIRD ROW: David Harris, Mary Jo Thomas, Ronnie Helderman, Brenda Waldroup, Dick Don- ovan, Betty Meeks. FIFTH GRADE Greg Hall Mrs. Becht dall, Jackie smmer, Sandra Charley. FIFTH fzovv: Rickey D111011, Patty Shots, Mike Phegley, Ellen Shots, Glenn Landrum, Brenda Faith. SIXTH - ROW: Pete Bond, Barbara McMillin, Dale Lamb, Claudia Wilson, Eddie ,H Ravellette, Jill Koby. D' MX 4 FOURTH ROW: Jimmy McCarter Sharon Karns Mike Neer Carole Cran- S i, E Q- -N.. sl Q, A R I .Q in , fiiffgifl . ' A ,, Zif -..A Q vm, 5 4, i 6-7' 1 i, K f , ' W, nf Mr. Hart ' X ' 1' FILES, ' if an 4 i 'S Z W- 'E -as 1 1' x Ai if 'R ,VVA et. i p .. xg X g I. X I HTH fr , I if 3 f 3 Nga..-v 3 fr? 2 5 X it ' I Q. nvwg V , and t 3 in 4 fm- , 3 ' I i i l 4 , ' - - my f , M.. 7- -, V W 'T' I '95 , -my y e . 17:-. O my f I A V w. . i xi 4 l , I , FIRST ROW: Pamela Perkinson, Donnie Schauwecker, Peggy Wilson, David Karns, Cindy Taylor, Kenneth Cook. SECOND ROW: Mike Murphy, Sharon Wilson, Darrell Faith, Hazel Smith, Douglas Utt, Vickie Evans. THIRD ROW: Sue Moutray, Danny Ravellette, Jennilee Plummer, Marion Phegley, Ruth Evelyn Morrison, David DeSchamp. FOURTH GRADE FOURTH ROW: Lynette Williams, Connie Morrison, Roberta Chasteen, Steve Cardinal, Charlotte Grizzle, Lola Wolfe. FIFTH ROW: Donna Mae Bond, Allan Warren, Carol King, Tom Porter, Nadine Bowlin, Ronnie Bowlin. SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Spore, Linda Darrough, Kenneth Crites, Jackie Smock, Mike Crandall, Suzanne Nicholson. S f :if ' ,,. : A . F if '-f-1 , 3' ' ' ' pf- 'F' I st - 14 x h as S 'A N ' 9 x ir. Q RM v ff gfzazg. ' ., f I t 2 v-any J, if 1 ,if 'A A Y r 'i v-is , W an 5 i -F Q S.. I' J .V Y ,A V 'E' 'xfff .s. .- .-.. up x K X '- wi 4 X ,R Y X S if g g 3 ,q,, I ,,,, E54: , ' fig if f 1 wgnqpr 5- Q g 2J ,gk O Email 1, . 'Sift-.: ,. f Z :. .f Fic au '9' ' it L Q' . ' :.: ,L:,., - X'fl'- . : K FIRST ROW: Duane Faith, Linda Kirchoff, George Faith, Debbie Porter, Junior Bond, Patsy Jo Garner. SECOND ROW: Danny Pea, Ruth Ann Scott, Rodger Dillon, Betty Jo Cook, Bruce Lynch, Linda Neer. , F A v , Q Mn. X 5 F f - 9 E -'55 ' f i gi' F 159' ,' REX. X ,. 5 v 5 J rg Mrs. Marie Sebree Kaye Harris Vickie Perkinson THIRD GRADE FOURTH ROW: Stan Mason, DeWayne Morrison, Martha Jo Blann, Stuart Early, Ellen Burr, Jimmy Hill. FIFTH ROW: Gene Hatfield, Mike McGuire, Ray Chattin, Juergen Stark, Dannie Donavon, Ricky Pinnick. fszzt ieazaf gli 1? egg -Qi ew J to -5:1 1 . - 3 an Q wr K .. gan mm. ff , FIRST ROW Mark Mason Donald Johnson, Patty Murphy Dav1d Shots Carol Helderman Dav1d Younce SECOND ROW Bobby Meeks, Gale Falth Mlchael Evans Anna Falth Steve Cardmal Teresa Garacke THIRD ROW: Joe Crandall Larry Phegley Kathy McK1n1ey M1ke Ravellette Jerr1 Koby, Butch McCarnrnon Mrs. Helen Ross FOURTH ROW Claudette Ragle Vernon Thomas, Juamta Perk1nson Steve Morr1son Joyce McDonald TonyK1ng FIFTH ROW:Gary Spore,Car1a Blann Sharon Begeman Terry Wolfe Cnyth1a Donnar Sandra Bowlin. ' 'E' ca lx.1ll 'K gs 6' H , in A R IL. 5 iv 5 'Www-of 1 5 1 --. ,. 5 J' .Q ,.: i T fi-I J '19- . 1 V' 'gn I ,L . A .L ' 3, P sl- 'S w X f K 5 W Aw it 2 at M wa - AA- no A .i r in 'ye Ji FIRST ROW: Loren Wolfe, Janice Hartzburg, Dexter Pea, Mary Faith, Mike Wolfe, Cathy Mason. SECOND ROW: Jackie Nicholson, Doug Wolfe, Ruby Neer, Michael Early, Curtis Scott, Leroy Garacke. FIRST GRADE S earc y THIRD ROW: Paula Moore, Paula Shepherd, Kenneth Bowlin, Bobbi Perkinson, David Donavon, Angela Pieper. FOURTH ROW: John Hill, Bruce Wolfe, Bruce Dillon, Ronald Spore, Lanny Dillingham, Gregory McCrary. FIFTH ROW: Gerald Waldroup, Roy Cook, Randy Harvey, Richard Risley, John Schutter, Richard Schulze. fe:-.nv is 3 ii bmi' 2 X T W X Q' 3 x 4 4, U 1' sl in i an ef. T if 1-A-R , D D F 5. R-F , A- + L' : I K L L4 5 ' K '4' 5' ' Q..: mf 3 F .1 , , , , yir,,, Q , 5 H' QT' .F fdk H R R : wykxi C ix K A! if Q 4 ff., di' . iw i ,, L, ' 1 ' ...S '5 A ,A A F AQ, vin -init, -ar M sl ,rw is C i' ,HCI , I f - I -Q 3-vi. S in I 4.1, -g Q, mln, ,O 64936 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Koby, Michael Gwaltney, Nyla Porter, Leroy King, Debbie McCamrnon, Larry Knotts. SECOND ROW: Michael Shots, Susan Koby, Brad Burr, Kathy Faith, Jackie Stultz, Jeffrey Hyllested. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Warren, Robert Resler, Curtis Maddox, Sandra Cardinal, Steve Schulze, Ellen Arthur. KINDERGARTEN FOURTH ROW: Gaylord Early, Helen Dillon, Stephen Dillon, Cynthia Beaman, Ronald Perkinson, Mona Lynn Sipes. FIFTH ROW: Debra Moore, Douglas Younce, Barbara Wilson, Kent Donnar, Terry Mason, Randy King. SIXTH ROW: Dickie Pinnick, Jerry Cardinal, Richard Kirchoff, Michael Brown, James Morrison, Steve Williams. 11 1 - 1 P fiitvff 'Q F . -v- I I . 45 W ' Q 0- E r f . 4 a V, . I - gl - N- wi'--f' V- iff A .4 v Q. I I ' C5 'X 5? A . ,Q QQ A.. ja .n , If ,ig S A K 'b .1 g Q ' ' ' 5 3 3 QV I 'M ' ki' I in- X 'L' S 1 -Sf., .V ,Q ' i ii' I , 1, E. ...nf I .5 v so ,, 'K Q S V M1sx11 11-b ix ffl'- M . . xr , ! 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SEQS5Z iE'12fl'g'2 e Leak, Larry a F8414 K A4 9 JW K' 1 , IJOHUIFCJIII ey L mb, Jlfke 01193, S17 ydn ' 4 4' X Us f Q i . 5 9 HOMECOMI NG On Friday night, November 14, 1958, the students of Oaktown High School were eagerly looking forward to the selection and crowning of the queen as the climax to their annual Homecoming Day activities. At last, the time had come. Girls from the student council, lovely in their ballerina length and various colored formals met the members of the basketball squad and formed an archway through which members of the queen's party entered. Little Tamara Tolan, as flower girl, entered on the right and met Douglas Younce who carried the golden crown on a small pillow. They were followed by Miss Barbara Rogers, Freshman, who was dressed in a red floor-length formal. Miss Peggy Trosper, Sophomore representative, wearing white came next and then Miss Julia Garner, Junior, in pink, and lastly, Miss Karen Wolfe, Senior, also wearing white. Each took their re- spective position and Bob Bond, Basketball Captain, stepped forward and opened the envelope containing the name of the girl chosen to be queen. Amid much suspense and excitement he turned and placed the crown on Karen's head, also giving her a kiss and the bouquet of red roses. A large roar of applause from the spectators signified their approval. Karen, as queen, took the basketball and giving it a small bounce christened it for the 1958-59 season. Led by Tamara and Doug, Bob then took her arm and escorted her again through the archway and entirely around the gym floor. They were followed by the other three girls now serving as the queen's attendants, and finally they took their positions on the throne erected in the balcony. Behind the throne was a huge white crown outlined in green, thus making a beautiful background for the queen and her party. Each girl was very lovely and any school could well be proud to have either one of them as their queen but the Seniors of 1958-59 were especially proud and happy to have their entry Karen as their queen of this season. 'Mean ,ff P 'mb erode . .7 i J XI unwt afsxx 'I 1 Bam ,cf , 3 FIRST Do D THI Tr- ROW: Ronnie Art ug Lamb, Eddie aVid Schultz RD R hur, Junior Perkinson, e Jackson. SECOND ROW- P B , John Moflifillin, Bob Turpj OW: Ja Okie Por-ter, Donald OSDSP, Lonnie Schauweokez- Pt Gore, Chuck Shots, . aul MCM1'l1l'U, Richard Pea 11, Steve McGuire, Kenneth Brooks B Ball, Peter Stark, Greg Rollins, W , Jifn ond, Jerry Cardinal, fu foie VA -REB' all' 222' Ir .iggf - .-:Sue -a-ogsngff J enmlfe 1' Bla nn. Ja net PI anger, Bett yJo RSITY CHEERLE McDonald. ADERS IANITORS BUS DRIVERS AFE'F'i1RSiXOywERKERS Doris McClure, Audria Latshaw, Thelma Waldroup. Esco Winemiller, Randall McClure, Orris Passwater, Kenneth Taylor. THOSE ABSENT: Grover Kiel, Lon Pr1ce. R Ziff?-32? ' Q 55.221 2' ,, :4'75g 1 Q51 B 6? -A V t ,R J, 1 0 i f' f null NOON HOUR R l SHOP BOYS 1' ff ff' ,ff mx X f FIRST ROW: Jim Faith, Jimmy Mason, Morris Foster, Jake Meeks, Doug Lamb, Bruce Donnar, Jackie Porter, Greg Rollins. SECOND ROW: Wayne Foster, Steve McGuire, Paul McMillin, Kenny Brooks, Peter Stark, Lonnie Schauwecker, Jim Bond, Wayne Tros- per, Ronnie Arthur, Eddie Jackson, Jerry Cardinal, Donald Ball. THIRD ROW: Richard Blice, Bob Turpin, John McMil1in, Fred Miller, Jim Waldroup, Glenn Koby, Donnie Sonners, Richard Bell, Chuck Shots, Richard Pea, Mr. Rinsch, Teacher. FOURTH ROW: Junior Perkinson, Frankie Beaman, Glenn Wilson, Howard Williams, Doug Faith, Ray- mond Hennon, Jim Williams, Jack McKinney, Bert Gore, Kenneth Charley, Daivd Schultz, Ronnie Shots. x . ny I is N 7 4 rs 24 'Jr 5 X Ji I-:iss L Q0 912, Qt 475,68 GQfg1QW 11' Q Q1- -Q Oehflfqsf? QQ, I1 Lpalig-16:26 Q , ra Sf, -P10 Sb:- 1- J' ' Aiafafr c-,Q all J' ' S fo wa 'flfyyvf' .wf N ml. '- Ns 0 b X 70 . High School Band Grade School Band Rhythm Band DRUM CORPS i 1 FIRST ROW: Judy Lamb, Rita Bond, Julia Garner. SECOND ROW: Patti Duncan, Marcia Hodges, Judy Gore, Kaye Carstens. THIRD ROW: Kay Wilson, Janice Leak, Janice Morrison, Charlotte Porter. FOURTH ROW: June Snyder, Linda McCrary, Peggy Tros- per, Sharon Porter. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Rogers, Margaret Snyder, Mary Grizzle, Bar- bar Jackson. ns GLEE CLUB Qi H FIRST ROW: JoAnne Crites, Marcia Hodges, Lorena King, Judy Gore, Judy Lamb, Wanda Taylor, Peggy Trosper, Barbara Rogers, Ann Harrison, Kay Wilson, Brenda Leak, Sherry Darrough, Karen Ravellette. SECOND ROW: Sue Bowlin, Nancy McMillin, Rita Bond, Joyce Faith, Patti Duncan, Sharon Porter, Carolyn DeSchamp, Kay Maynard, Janice Morrison, Jeanette McMillin, Jo Ann Wilson, Judy Koby, Sue Maynard, Charlotte Porter. THIRD ROW: Janice Leak, June Snyder, Sandra Rogers, Karen Wolfe, Julia Garner, Beverly McMillin, Deanna Wolfe, Mary Dillon, Sandy Ice, Betty Whitson, Margaret Snyder, Kay Ivers, Barbara Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Kehoe, Frankie Beaman, Danny Fox, Jim Waldroup, Mark Hall, Hugh McKinley, Neil Holcomb, Mike Snyder, Bob Bond, Greger Mitton, Bruce Leak, Bruce Mayall. I BOYS' 4-H CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Moss, Richard Bell, Mark Hall, Bruce Leak, Bruce Mayall, Jim Bond, Doug Lamb, Eddie Jackson, Bert Gore. SECOND ROW: Peter Stark, David Schultz, John Arthur, Ronnie Ice, Richard Blice, Larry Miller, Steve McGuire, Kent Wolfe, Robert Bowlin, Ronnie Helderman. THIRD ROW: James D. Winemiller, Larry Schultz, Howard Williams, Barbara Rogers, Deanna Wolfe, Kaye Wolfe, Kaye Carstens, Kay Maynard, Margo Rogers, Vicky Jackson, Carol Crandall. N .X im' GIRLS' 4-H CLUB FIRST ROW: Jennifer Blann, June Ann Snyder, Reporter, Judy Lamb, Secretary, Kaye Carstens, Vice-President, Marcia Hodges, President, Kay Maynard, President, Sue Maynard, Vice-President, Janice Leak, Secretary, Sherry Alexander, Brenda Wilson, JoAnne Crites. SECOND ROW: Patrica Perkinson, Bonnie Brooks, Ann Harrios, Donna Gore, Sharon Hatfield, Sandy Ice, Barbara Rogers, Deanna Wolfe, Betty Crites, Carol Mason, Brenda Leak, Helen Shepherd, Patti Duncan, Janet Hanger, Mrs. Springer, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Lorenda Cornelison, Pamela Perkinson, Claudia Wilson, Ruth Ellen Blann, Janelle Porter, Vicky Jackson, Margo Rogers, Sarah McCarter, Sara Blann, Marian Grizzle, Shirley Karns, Sharon Karns, Carole Crandall,E1la Anne Takash, Brenda Bond, Peggy Porter, Iris Crites. fix C A s A' PN . . . ,Q FIRST ROW: Alan McGuire, Raymond Hennon, Larry Lamb, Frank Arthur, Don Harvey-, George Arthur. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moss, Sponsorg Jim McCammon, Fred Miller, Leo Whitson, Lonnie Jones, Harry Archer. THIRD ROW: Charles Evans, Larry Miller, Larry Schultz, Howard Williams, Ronnie Hanger, John Arthur. FIRST ROW: Rita Bond, Judy Lamb, Julia Garner, Kay Ivers, Secretary, Margaret Snyder, Vice-President, Kay Maynard, President, Karen Wolfe, Treasurer, Sandra Rogers, Trudy Snyder, Karen Ravellette. SECOND ROW: Brenda Leak, Ann Harrison, June Snyder, Peggy Trosper, Linda McCrary, Marcia Hodges, Janice Leak, Reporter, Kaye Carstens, Janice Morrison, Mary Dillon, Deanna Wolfe, Sherry Darrough, Sue Maynard, Judy Koby, Lorena King, Mrs. Springer. THIRD ROW:Judy Gore, JoAnne Crites, Patti Duncan, Mary Grizzle, Sue Bowlin, Kay Wilson, Charlotte Porter, Carolyn DeSchamp, Sandy Ice, Barbara Rogers, Barbara Jackson, Betty Whitson, Jo Ann Wilson, Sharon Porter, Juanita Arthur, Barbara Lynch. 1, . 'Q -3- f f. I , ,, I .-mu, ,, . .- ,4 ,,.- .ll J 1 5' , ' my ffm- : f:::...n. 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MILLER DRUG STORE 221 Main Street VINCENNES. INDIANA H. BUCKTHAL'S SON Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, Hardware, Tin Work Phone 22 FREELANDVILLE INDIANA H'WAY COAL YARD 2 Miles North on 67 Washed Coal Phone 84 BICKNELL, INDIANA Compliments of TERRE HAUTE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Warehouse - Sullivan, Indiana Bottlers of Royal Palm Flavors and 76 FREELANDVILLE MILLING COMPANY Purina Chows and Sanitation Chek-T-Mix - Custom Grinding Phone 123 ZARAFONETIS BROS. 223 Main Street Fountain - Lunch - Homemade Candy VINCENNES, INDIANA SCHULZE FUIIERHL HUIHES 1898 - 1958 A Finer Service at the Most Reasonable Cost 24 Hour Ambulance Service Equipped With Life Saving Oxygen and Resuscitator Carl B. Schulze, Owner-Direcior Gordon E. Utt, Mgr.-Director Carlisle 8-2201 Oaktown 5-2255 Compliments of BLACKFORD WINDOW GLASS CO VINCENNES. INDIANA Compliments and Best Wishes WALLY'S ROOT BEER BARREL WFSTPORT. ILLINOIS Compliments oi KIXMILLER BROS. High Grade Agricultural Limestone Rock Phosphate Crushed Rock - Native Lumber Phone 124 or 126 FREELANDVILLE, INDIANA GRAY'S JEWELERS Name Brand Watches Jewelry - Diamonds - Fine Giftware GRAY'S VINCENNES Compliments of J. R. CHARLEY 8. SON Athletic Equipment - School Supplies T.V. Sales and Service Phone 5-2060 OAKTOWN. INDIANA Compliments of Latshaw 6. Harris RED AND WHITE STORE OAKTOWN. INDIANA WHEATLAND STUCK YARDS Eugene Halter. Cwner Phone 2911 Phone 2783 WHEATLAND, INDIANA Compliments of Supt. of Schools - Lloyd A. Allen Treasurer - Kenneth R. McClure Recorder - I. Manfred Core Knox Co. Assessor - Allie A. Amold Clerk Knox Circuit Court - Bette I. McKinley Circuit Court Iudge - Ralph Seal Auditor - Edith H. Hedden Knox Co. Sheriff - Hugh Williams NUGENT FARMS Dairy Products Phone Frichton 2461 VINCENNES, INDIANA Compliments of CUll.lSON'S DAIRY QUEEN 6th at St. Clair Sandwiches - Soda - Shakes Phone 18 VINCENNES. INDIANA DECKARD 8 SONS Heating - Air-Conditioning Mineral Wool Insulation Furnace Cleaning and Repair Phone 1264 721 N. 12th St. VINCENNES, INDIANA BOB LAMB'S FLOORCRAFT Expert Installation of Ceramic and Non-Ceramic FLOOR AND WALL TII.E Phone 3596-M 1302 Hart St. VINCENNES. INDIANA JOICE SHEET METAL 8. ROOFING CO. 11 N. 10th Sit. Compliments of GLENN A. KOBY N. D. DAVIDSON MUSIC CO. YOUR COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER VINCENNES. INDIANA HAVE A PEPSI- THE LIGHT REFRESI-IMENT Best Wishes to Class of '59 TIP TOP CIIEANIEBY CU. DIVISION OF BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY Meadow Gold Milk VINCENNES. INDIANA SUNSHINE COAI. COMPANY Phone 325 BICKNELL, INDIANA FABRIC SHOP 213 Main Street TOT'S 'N TEENS 323 Main Street VINCENNES, INDIANA Compliments of R 81 M SHOES Your Family Shoe Store VINCENNES. INDIANA CLARKE 8. KERN JEWELERS, INC. 417 Main St. Phone 1071 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Clarke, Mqrs. VINCENNES. INDIANA LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Congratulations Class of 1959 MORTONS Smart Feminine Fashions VINCENNES, INDIANA LEO A. SIMON Iewelry Complete Selection of F ine China and Crystal Sterling and Silverplate in Our Newly Expanded Brlde's Center VINCENNES, INDIANA Compliments of WARREN 'S I. G. A. Compliments of B. F. GOODRICH CO. 501 Main Street Phone 616 Torn L. Tade, Mgr. E.F. t t f m M . e GATES STUDIO AND BRIDAL SHOPPE Portrait G Commercial Studio A Complete Bridal Service Wedding Gowns and Bridesmaid Dresses DUMES, INC. North 6th Street VINCENNES. INDIANA STAR STORE Roy A. Duffer, Owner Furniture and Appliances Zenith - Television - Admiral CARLISLE. INDIANA PAT'S DRIVE-IN Good Food and Service 821 N. Second St. VINCENNES. INDIANA D. 8. M. CORNER DRUG STORE Henry I. Matheney, R. Ph. Robert H. DeWeese, R. Ph. Formerlv Fox's Dma Store D-X SUNRAY OII. CO. Ioe Frey, Agent 3rd and Scott Phone 432 VINCENNES. INDIANA EMISON GRAIN COMPANY Compliments of Grains, Fertilizers, Grinding, Mixing YATES' ORCHARD Farm SUPPHGS Home of the Big Peach E. A. Ackman. Owner Route 41 On Route 41 and 550 EMISON. INDIANA CROOK-WALLACE COMPANY Wholesale Distributors of Schraiffs Chocolates and Phillie Cigars Phone 926 VINCENNES. INDIANA Compliments of HAZEI. AND CECIL MOORE OAKTOWN, INDIANA Compliments of G. H. SPRINGSTUN OAKTOWN. INDIANA Compliments of ELMER MOORE OAKTOWN. INDIANA Compliments of CLIFF'S POOI. ROOM OAKTOWN. INDIANA Compliments of PORTER BARBER SHOP OAKTOWN. INDIANA Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SULLIVAN, INDIANA Compliments of CARL ENGLE Store for Menff' SULLIVAN. INDIANA Compliments of WHEEI.ER'S BATTERY SERVICE 622 Vigo Street VINCENNES. INDIANA Compliments of EMISON GENERAL STORE Prop. - Gerald Pyle Compliments of FROSTED FOOD LOCKERS VINCENNES. INDIANA Compliments of HUGHES STANDARD SERVICE Phone 5-2880 OAKTOWN. INDIANA ARTIES POTATO CHIPS FRESHER - CRISPER - TASTIER Made in Americds Most Modem Chip Plant A. O. UMBERGER STANDARD OIL AGENT p Dial 5-2880 - Station Dial 5-2890 - Residence OAKTOWN, INDIANA ERNEST R. PULLIAM Quality Iewelry I Diamonds - Watches - Clocks ll N. Sth St. Phone 999 VTNCENNES. INDIANA VINCENNES TYPEWRITER CO. Royal Typewriter Distributor 28 N. 5th Street VINCENNES, INDIANA MURRAY'S PHARMACY 316 Main St. Phone 118-119 VINCENNES, INDIANA PEOPLE'S FINANCE CO. Loans - Auto Finance - Insurance 20 N. 3rd St. Phone 170 VINCENNES, INDIANA Compliments of KNOX COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP VINCENNES - WHEATLAND OAKTOWN BRUCEVILLE GARAGE General Repair - Body and Fender Work Don Iohnson, Owner Phone 22 VINCENNES. INDIANA VINCENNES PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. Imperial Wallpaper Smith-Alsop Paint 416 Main Street VINCENNES. INDIANA Compliments of VINCENNES NEW CAP. DEALERS ASSOCIATION BRUCE C. KIXMILLER, INC. WILSON MOTORS COMPANY BRYANT CHEVROLET. INC. SADLER MOTORS. INC. WESTFALL MOTOR COMPANY ELSON G. SIMS. INC. BARR BUICK COMPANY ' Compliments of ANDERSON DRUG STORE CARLISLE. INDIANA VINCENNES. INDIANA Compliments ot HARRIS HARDWARE CARLISLE. INDIANA Compliments of O. J. STEFFY AND SON CARLISLE. INDIANA WINKLER'S CAFE AND ROSE ROOM Dinners - Short Orders - Steaks - Chops Fried Chicken Open6A.M.to9P.M. VINCENNES, INDIANA Compliments of KUM-BACK Motel - Restaurant VINCENNES. INDIANA Compliments of KEN MEYER SEED CO. 1220 Willow St. Phone 764-W VINCENNES. INDIANA Best Wishes BALTIC MILLS, INC. Staley Feeds Custom Grinding VINCENNES. INDIANA HAGGARD'S SALAD BOWL Home of the Big Boy Sandwich 1411 N. Second St. Phone 4569 VINCENNES, INDIANA FREELANDVILLE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Complete International Harvester Service General Farm Supplies FREELANDVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of KIXMILLER IMPLEMENT SALES Phone 78 I. I. Case Sales and Service FREEI.ANDVII.I.E. INDIANA BALLARD'S MARKET 1401 N. Second St. Phone 30 FREELANDVILLE. INDIANA 72 W. R. KIXMILLER Shoes - Clothing Linoleum - Mohawk Rugs RED AND WHITE GROCERY F ,N - lt , M 'virgin A COLLEGE EDUCATION PAYS DIVIDENDS FOR A LIFETIME! Should you go to college? If you are intelligent, sincere, and willing to work, the answer is yes! Here are some of the reasons: You will earn more. The average eamings of college trained persons is substantially higher than those not so privileged. You will have adder Interests, and therefore a more personally satisfy- ing life. You will be better prepared for the choosing of a mate and the estab- lishing of a home. You will be a more effective corn- rmuiity leader, and will be able to occupy positions of greater responsi- bility. You will be of more value to your country, for your country desperate- ly needs technically and profession- ally trained leadership. For Further Information Visit or Call VINCENNES UNIVERSITY PAT'S DRIVE-IN CAFE Fountain Service Sandwiches Short Orders Phone 2591 Second 6 Harrison St. Plenty of Parking Space VINCENNES, INDIANA Compliments ot HOOSIER SUPPLIES, INC. Everything for School or Office 427 Main Street Phone 3963 VINCENNES, INDIANA HEALY'S MARKET Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Phone 3953 l Block West of Bridge on U. S 50 VINCENNES, INDIANA Compliments of SMITH ELECTRIC 301 North Main VINCENNES. INDIANA Compliments oi WALTER H. VENDES, D.D 307' North Main BICKNELL. INDIANA Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK BICKNELL. INDIANA H Compliments of BUD'S HIGHWAY CAFE Highway 67 BICKNELL. INDIANA Compliments oi ENMEIER'S GREENHOUSE Highway 67 Phone BICKNELL. INDIANA Compliments of VERTRESS GREENHOUSE 217 S. Bruienelle Ave. Phone 332 BICKNELI.. INDIANA COMBS TRUCK STOP Home Cooked Meals U. S. Royal Tires cmd Batteries Phone Bruceville 29-F2 Ict. S50 and 41 EMISON. INDIANA. Compliments of HAM AND MELICK'S Gas - Oil - Groceries Phone 5-2691 OAKTOWN. INDIANA LN' I IGLEHART BROTHERS, INC. Established 1856 Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Swans Down Flour Phone 81 VINCENNES. INDIANA ORGAN GREENHOUSES HICKS OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Complete Floral Service - Cut Flowers If it's for your office, we have it Potted Plants and Gmware Where the folks in Wabash Valley buy Come in the Spring for Bulk Seeds and their typewriters. office machines. cmd All Your Garden Needs supplies Phone 2751 216 Vigo Street Phone 550 VINCENNES. INDIANA VINCENNES, INDIANA Compliments of GREEN CONSTRUCTION CO. OAKTOWN, INDIANA 40 A ' erm '38 'Lp 4 ,. Ju'-,JM W md-ff N :PJ m Ylibwwlg 2,2 A fgfugta in ::fE5,z ' . 33? :fi , ' 'f P -N - v 'l 'W M A M f 2 I A 'xr lx I -1 MJ., 1 J Wm? Lf W ' f 'F 5. mist! Aga 53511. -4 f ,Y Pak L 'gala 'QD H -ma . 3453151 ' .155-,say 7, .'f,,'ni - '- Ti' ' 5 ,,..g,.,-, Fgf',':w!,s,:'i-W - L - 1:2'wjQ5- . 5261.5 359 , ,, .'Ie,',g-5 ,,.:fQ.-faq an . 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