Otter Creek High School - Otter Yearbook (North Terre Haute, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1946 volume:

W 46 192 7 Dedication We the Class of 1946 proudly and humbly dedicate this book to our parents and teachers who have so generously given their time and support in our hours of need, and especially We dedicate it to our beloved principal, Mr. Herbert Lamb, whose generosity and helpful advice has been greatly ap- preciated throughout our high school career. HERBERT LAMB, Principal Foreword The l9!l6 Otter has been rnade possible by the cooperation and hard work of the editor and staff. We hope that this annual will serve as a vivid reminder of pleasant school days and activities. In later years, perhaps this book will recall old friends, experiences and pleasures which you have enjoyed together at Dear old Otter Creek High. + 'PHY cs ,.?H,.c1vucs' 5' wx mm fm 'Y lx .Ag A, J- MISS HELEN HALE School Clcrk xlll. ELLIS YAW Lilzrarizm Economics Latin Page Six Mu. EDXVXN YIQAGER School Trc11.s'urcr A1lIfl11?IHlll'll'S Physics XIII. Rox' LAYHQLD Grarlc School Aflminisfrator lxlI1ll1f?lHl1lll'.S' MRS. MAXIM: KIIRKIIPIH' En glish Commerce Sponsor of Senior Class Asst. Sponsor of Blue Tri Miss CLAIRE N'lCDONAI.D Physical Education English Sponsor of Freshman Class Sponsor of C.A.A. Mn. JACK XVILLIAMS Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Mus, BLANCIIE XVIGLIAIAN Vocal Music Health Mn. PAUL CDVERPECK History Biology M Iss LoIs PAYTON Home Economics Cafeteria Manager Sponsor of Girls, 4-H Nllt. Fnian SPENCE Physical Education Commerce Coach Miss ELIZABETH HCDPKINS Business Training History Sponsor of Dclmtc Club MRS. DIUANITA HUNTER English History Mus. A1ILE'1'rA XVENDIIOLT Instrumental Music Band Director MRS. ERMA lXl0DESI'l'T Art English Sponsor of Sophomore Class Mus. ALICE Conn Home Economics Business Training Sponsor of Blue Tri 'x Miss ORPHA HARPQLD Grade 6 M155 BERTHA BURGAN Grade 5 Miss MARY O,BRIEN Burnett School Grades 1, 2, and 3 MRS. MILDRED MARLOW Grade 3 MRS. JESSIE W1LL1AMsoN Grade 2 Bhss CHARLOTTE CREAL Grade 1 MRS. EDNA BLACK E11 glish History MRS. EDITH HART Grades 5 and 6 MRS. MARY VIQIGHE Bur11ett School Grades 4, 5 and 6 MRS. HAZEL MODISETT Grade 4 MRS. OPAL CZUNDIFF Grades 2 and 3 Mrss NELI.IE NEIL Grade 1 X, 13,0 I . Q5 QV . .t..F..,-W 'x ,, X .3- 'X ,EQ A W I. C57 ' n M ' J N 1 ,gs '09 , 1 1 I I : V I N x R350 f Qs 6 ffxx-'J ...X V w Class fficers RICHARD LANEY Class President, '46, Treas. '45, Band, '43, '44, '45, '46, Prt-sitlt-nt, jr. Red Cross, '46, 4-Il, '43, '44, '45, '46, 4-H President, '46, Student Council, '46, Otter Stuff, '46, Bus. Mgr., Otter Chatter, '46. IRNA CALLECCJID Senior Viet'-Pres., '46, Stu- dent Council, '45, '46, Svc. Stu- tlr-nt Council, '46, Svc. junior Class, '45, Sec. Freshman Class, '43, Blue Tri, '44, '45, '46, Blue Tri Council, '45, '46, String En- semble, '44, '45, '46, C. A. A., '44, '45, 46, Glee Club, '43, '441 D. A. R. Award XVinnt-r, '46, Prom Queen, '45. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY XVANET'1'.x XlURDOCK Senior Svc. Trt-us., '46, Bnntl '13, '44, '45, '46, f,l'Cllt'Stl'llQ Ot ter Chatter Stall, '46, In the fall of 1942 sixty-four shy students entered the institution known as Otter Creek High School. We elected the following class oflicers for our fresh- man year: Patty Butts, President, john Pruitt, Vice-President, and Irma Cal- lecod, Secretary-Treasurer. The following fall fifty-six intellectuals re-entered the Otter Creek High School. Feeling more confident as sophomores we elected: ancient portals of Patty Butts, President, john Pruitt, Vice-President, and jo Ann Cliver, Secretary-Treasurer. Being juniors in 1944 we were responsible for the annual prom. To finance it we sold magazine subscriptions. It was the best prom in the history of the school. Again we elected: Patty Butts, President, John Pruitt, Vice-President, and Irma Callecod, Secretary-Treasurer. We had an enrollment of forty-live. With a sigh thirty-eight seniors bid adieu to Otter Creek High School. As we close our high school career, we the class of 46 look to the future hoping that our lives may be happy and successful ones. Page Ten NKPHLIIA FEUQUAY Glu, Cluli '43, '44, '45, '46, Bluc Tri '44, '45, '46, VVALTEII BARTLETT Class play '45. jo ANN CLIVIJR liclitor Ottcr '46, Stuclcnt Council '44, 45, '46, Scc. Stu- dcnt Council '45, C. A. A. '43, '44, '45, '46, Trcas. C, A. A. '46, Blue Tri '43, '44, '45, '46, Blue '1'ri Council '44, '45, Bancl '43, '44, '45, '46, Sec. Class, '44, Att:-nclant Prom Quccn '45, junior Class Play '45, Otter Cliuttcr Staff, '46. KIQNNETII STEINEII 4-Il '43, '44, '45, 46: F. F. A. 43. 44. 40. 46. PA'I'I'Y BU'I'rs Prcs. of Class '42, '43, '44, Hand '44, '45, '46, C. A. A. '43, '44, '45, '46, Dclmatc Cluli '46, Bluc Tri '43, '44, '45, '46, liluc Tri Council 45, Student Council '43, '44, '45, '46, Pres. C. A. A. '44, '46, Gln- Club '43, '44, Vicc Prcs. Student Council '46, Vic-c Prcs. Rell Cross '45: Vicc Prcs. Debate Clulr '46, CARL Onm 4-H '43, '44, '45, '46, Vice Pres. '44, '46, F. A. A. '43, '44, '-15. '46, LI1oN IlAIx1n5n BARisAnA ji-:AN Ei.I.Io'r'r Ch-c cllllll '43, '44, r. Lcaltl- cr 4-Il '44, '45, '46, 'Blue' Tri '43, '44, Bluc Tri Council '45, '46, G. A. A. '43, '44, '45, '46, Svc C. A. A. '46, Uiclicstra '43, Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Swing Bancl '46, Class Play '45. j0IIN E. PIIUIIT Stuclcnt Council '43, '44, '45, '46, Pres. Student Council '46, Ottcr Staff '45, '46, Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Vioc Prcs. Class '43, '44, '45, 'l'cani Mgr. '44, '45, Ili-Y '43, Red Cross Coun- cil '45, junior Class Play '45. VIRGINIA SNOW Bluc Tri '43, '44, '45, '46, Blum' Tri Council '45, Baud '43, '44, '45, '46, 4-ll '43, '44, '45, '46, junior Lczulcr '45, Clee- Clulx '44, '45. ROLAND M ODLIN Ili-Y '43, '44, '11-:un '43, '44, Team '46. WANETA LHMIIICK Blue Tri '43, '44, '45, '46, Glee Club '43, '44, G. A. A. '43, '44 4 PHYLLIS HOUSTON Glee Club '43, '44, Blue Tri 43, '44, '45, Vice President, '46, G. A. A. '43, '44, '45, '46, 4-11 '43, '44, Girl Scouts '43, '44, Otter Chatter Staff '46, ROBERT JOHNSON Scivucc- Club '43, '44, '45. IDA lX'lAE CARSON Glee Club '43, '44. DELORES SODORA Glee Club '43, '44, Blue Tri '44, 45, 4-H '43, '44. DON PEARINIAN Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Hi-Y '43, 4-H '43, '44, '45, '46, F. F. A. '43, '44, '45, '46. BIERZA RUSZLER Blue Tri '43, '44, '45, Coun- cil '46, C. A. A. '43, '44, '45, Buncl '43, '44, '45, '46, String Ensemble '43, '44, '45, '46, 4-H '43, '44, '45, '46, County Achievement VVinncr, National Demonstration :md judging Contest, Girl Scouts '43. '44. HAROLD HAYNE lli-Y '43, B Team '43. lXlARGIE SLIITH Glen Club '43, '44, CYNTHIA NORTON Band '43, '44, '45, '46, Glee Club '43, Otter Chatter Editor '46, Otter Staff '46, Iunior Red Cross '46, C. A. A. '44. WAYNE NEESE Basketball '44, '45, '46. SUE VVASSILL Cleo Club '43, '-44. THOINIAS N4EEHAN THELBIA HABIILTON Clos- Club '43, ,44g Blue Tri i-14, 145, '461 Bluv Tri Council '-16: Otter Cluittt-r Stuff '-16. O ROBERT TROUT B2lSlil'll7klll 1-13, 1-14, '45. i-161 4-Il '-13. '44, 315. '46. BETTY JOSLYR CHARLES CARTY -1-H '-13. '-141 F. F. A. '-13. '44. -15. NIAREL jomcs Blum- Tri '44, '45, V461 Ch-c Clulm '43, i441 Oth-1' Chatter Stull' .463 Bccl Cross '-16. CJICNIC D.xm-:LOW Bnslu-tluaill '43, '44, '-15. CIIAIKLES CIABIBILL 4-ll '45, '46g B Team V135 Capt. Senior Tcaun '4G. BETTY Rlcus Glu- Club ,43, '-143 Blue Tri '48, '44, 45, '-163 Blum- Tri Coun- t-il '-161 String Ensoinblu '43, '44, '45g Stuclcnt Council '46g Ot- ter Stuff '-161 Rt-d Cross 715. Bois KIRRY 11-ll 43. BILLII-I jo KYL1-1 Glu' Clulv '-13, '-14g Blum- Tri 314, '45, '46, 'VIRGINIA lJOYAL String l':llS1'lllllll', '44, 1-15. '-16. Blue' Tri '43, '44, '45, 7161 Blum' Tri Council 116g C. A. A. 1431 Ottvr Clinttvr Stuff 7161 Ht-tl Cross '45. .ff ' K Ai' Q ' I ew , g ge x K- V ,Q yi 1 fr-'ff 'A Y wx Q., an 'A . 'ws IRMA CALLECOD D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 1935 , PEARL LEE 1956 . HELEN MARY MCKILLOP 1937 , . ROSEMARY CREAL 1938 GAIL GOEIN 1939 MAXINE SMITH 1940 BARBARA LANEY 1941 DoR1s SNODGRASS 1942 HELEN HALE 1943 RUTH CREAL 1944 . KATHRYN RIDDLE 1945 ,E . . ,E...E,.,.. , .... ., BARBARA WEDDLE The Good Citizenship Award is an award given by the Daughters of the American Revolution to the best citizen among the senior girls. The winner is selected by the faculty from a group of four chosen by the senior class. Page Fourteen john Pruitt Carl Orth Roland Modlin Robert Trout Roland Modlin John Pruitt Carl Orth Thomas Meehan Robert johnson Wayne Neese Don Pearman john Pruitt Carl Orth I Carl Orth john Pruitt john Pruitt Hall of Fame MOST INTELLIGENT MOST VALUABLE HANDSOME BOY PRETTIEST GIRL BEST ATHLETE MOST POPULAR WITTIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST BASHFUL CHATTERBOX CUTEST BEST NATURED MOST MUSICAL MOST STUDIOUS N EATEST ' CLASSIEST BEST DANCER Jo Ann Cliver Irma Callecod Irma Callecod Patty Butts jo Ann Cliver Betty Riggs Cynthia Norton Susie Wassill Virginia Doyal Irma Callecod Irma Callecod Wanetta Murdock Wanetta Murdock Irma Callecod Jo Ann Cliver Barbara Elliott The members of the Hall of Fame are selected by the senior class in all cases except that of the most intelligent which is decided from the scores of an intelligence test given to all members of the graduating class. 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I, Ida Carson, will my dancing ability to Barbara Cleghorn. I, Jo Ann Cliver, will my solo chair in band to Junior Brown. 1, Virginia Doyal, will my ability to Hirt with Fred to Eleanor Edwards. I, Barbara Elliott, will my musical ability to Glenna Kravets. I, Norma F euquay, will my ability to stay true to Billie Jacks. I, Charles Gambill, will my aptitude for economics to the Iuniors. I, Thelma Hamilton, will my red hair to Dick Trout. I, Dick Laney, will my cider jug to Gordon McKillop. I, Betty Riggs, will my wittiness to Tex Black. I, Bob Trout, will my position on the varsity to George Duckworth. I, Virginia Snow, will my cooking ability to Maurine Anstead. I, Waneta Lemrick, will my slim figure to Thelma Howell. I, Billie jo Kyle, will my ability to keep my temper to Fred Spence. I, Sue Wassil, will my quiet manners to Betty Perkins. I, Bob johnson, will my giggle to Jimmie Jones. I, Leon Harder, will my mathematical mind to Marion Blackburn. I, Harold Hayne, will Marjorie to-nobody. I, Margie Smith, will my natural blond curls to Marilyn Meyers. my artistic ability to Norman Wilson. ability to make women swoon to Mahlon Saxon. my position as Mayor of Sandcut to Don Stultz. I, Cynthia Norton, will john Pruitt, will my I, I, Roland Modlin, will I, Dolores Sodora, will my black locks to Shirley Wassmer. I, Merza Ruszler, will my sewing ability to Shirley Meyers. I, Wanetta Murdock, will my high scholastic record to Don Inman. I, Kenneth Steiner, will my driving ability to Estel Stewart. I, Don Pearman, will my manly chest to Mussie. I, Carl Orth, will my intellectual aptitude to Ralph Lee. I, Wayne Neese, will my post office tactics to Vernon Archer. I, I, I, Betty joslyn, will my smiles to Gilbert Williams. Gene Dabelow, will my long legs to Ralph Lee. Thomas Meehan, will my quietness around girls to Dick Sowers. Bobby Kirby, will my ability to play basketball to Fred jones. I, I, I, Walter Bartlett, will my navy uniform to Sally Dillion. Charles Carty, will my quiet smile to joe Bockhold. I, I, Mable jones, will my adding ability in Bookkeeping to Glenna Kravets. Phyllis Houston, will my tall slinmess to Bernadette Fischer. We the class of 1946 do hereby will to the oncoming seniors the following: Peanuts and sweet potatoes Yaw, I..amb's pre-shucked and cob-cut jokes in Civics Class. The right to soon be called THE SUPERIOR RACE. We will to the sophomores anything that's loose, and to the freshmen the stamina tinue through the three long years that remain in their high school career. Signed, sealed, and delivered Class of 1946 I. M. Nutts U. R. Krazy Attorneys-at-Law Page' Seventeen to con CLASS PROPHECY One day, in the spring of 1956, Doctor Butts and her nurse, Miss Norton, having finished an operation were talking about the class of '46. Let's listen: Bob Kirby and Kenneth Steiner are now operating an inter-city cab company between Terre Haute and Chicago via the Springfield route. jo Ann Cliver, who is an np and coming draftsman is still waiting for junior to come back from the draft. Imia Callecod has finally settled down to bungalow keeping after 8 years of bookkeeping. Betty Riggs is now a missionary in the dark jungles of Africa. john Pruitt who is still a handsome bachelor now owns his own do-nut shop. Wayne Neese is still trying to catch a wife with his post office tactics. Admiral NValter Bartlett is now in command of the south Pacific, General. Carty and Dabelow as advisors. Dick Laney and his all girl band starring Virginia Snow as vocalist is competing with Waneta Murdock's band for a part in producer-director Bob Iohnson's new movie. Prof. Leon Harder is now teaching Math. at a large Eastern college. Bob Trout is the most outstanding student and basketball player at this same college. Barbara Elliott is still chasing rainbows. Carl Orth is now governor of South Carolina. After giving up his position as mayor of Sandcut, Roland Modlin is now mayor of Peach Grove, Califomia. Delores Sodora and Tootsie now have several little tootsie rolls. Ida Carson is still pursuing some one at Oakwood College. Charles Gambill is still making his regular trips to Rosedale. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayne live in Spelterville with their little daughters. Phyllis Houston, Thelma Hamilton, and Virginia Doyal have now started the new P. H. D. Drug Stores, Inc. Waneta Lemrick and Margie Smith now run a large fashion shop in the large metropolis of Bumett. Pearman and Meehan Inc. is now the largest ice plant this side of the North Pole. Sue Wassil is now a supervisor at St. Anthony's School of Nursing. Norma F euquay Edwards and Billie Kyle Price and families now live peacefully as neighbors in Arizona. Merza Ruszler is now a traveling Home Dem. Agent with Mabel jones as her private secretary. Betty Joslyn runs a dress shop in Paris, Ill. All dresses are modeled by the proprietor. .Page Eighteen Zfncfewfaddmen 1 . M7 , Ns X .. unior Class Lltfi fo High! First Row: Luveda Piker, Irene Iluszler, Glenna Kravets, Betty Bonee, Billie jacks, Maurine Anstc-ad, Carol llazen, Margaret Remington, Florence Townsend, Alyee Cornell, Ma-rom Fox, Gila Blair. Second Row: Martha Pruett, Freda Smith, Marilyn Meyers, Dolores Ghappelle, xvlllllil Gallion, Mary Gill, llelen Carson. Eileen King, june Kersey, Betty Perkins. Franees Atkinson, Eleanor Edwards. Third Row: Alfred Dispennett, jim jones, Ralph Lee, Gene Hieklin, Bill Adams, joe Boekhold, Gordon Mc-Killop, Tom Burkett, Bob Blackburn, George Duekworth. Fonrtli How: Gilbert XVillizuns, Vernon Archer, Ejnar Christoflierson, Don Inman, Ray Horn, Arthur Brown, junior Brown, Tex Black, Don Stnltz, Norman XVilson. Members of the class not pictured arc: jay Dennis, Wayne Euriga, Bernadette Fischer, Diek Fiseher, jaek lloopingarner, Gertrude jordan, jovee Neese. Nluhlon Saxon. Esther Stewart. Junior Officers The junior Class elected as their oflicers this year the following: President ........,.,............,.........,.. Dana Brown jr. Vice-President ..... ..... D on Stultz Seeretary-Treasurer -- W Mary Gill The class held a party at Forest Park on October 31. They sold magazine subseriptions, and Coca-Gola at the basketball games to finance the annual junior-Senior reception which was held in the Mayflower Boom of the Terre Haute House. The class sponsor is Miss Elizabeth Hopkins. Page Twenty Sophomore Class Left ln High! First Row: Thelma Carlin, Velma Carlin, Vera Bell, Betty Hale, Eva Bemis, Ruth Dubelow, Surah Dillion, Aretha Huffman, Kathleen Pearmun, Betty johnson, Betty Chaney, lwiilt' Crindle. Second Row: Alice Smith, Tom Hall, jack Hallett, james Marquis, Don Meyers, NVulter Evans, Don Barclay, Bobby Smith, Wayne Bemis, Van Boner, junies Williams. Third Row: Joan Todd, Christine Utterback, Wilma LaFollette, Marilyn Thomas, Kathleen Meehan, llalzel Ilodson, Phyllis Feuquay, Rosemary Bemis, YVilma Williams, Thelma llowell, jane Ilultz, Loretta Ottc, Norma Rogers. Fourth Row: Arthur PFIIIHQIII, RRIYIDOIKI Snow, Claude Tindull, Dale johnson, Bob Beal, Fred Jones, Jerry Slattery, Glen Earl Stover, Gene Foster, Don Trout. Fifth Row: Raymond llomzum, Dick Sowers, NVzlyne Smith, Russell Shudley, Bill Strzmser, Bob Creasey, Harry Bridgewater, jack Houpt, Bobby Bilbruck, Richard Stewart. Alzsent: Blanche Feuquuy, Victor Mattiek. Sophomore Officers President ..... .......... - - Tom Hall Vice-President -- c-- jack Hallett Secretary .... --- Loretta Otte Treasurer ....................................... Gene Foster The class held a hayride at Jack Cahill's and a party at the school. The class sponsor is Mrs. Erma Modesitt. Page Twenty-one Freshmen Class Left to Right First Row: Lou Ann Reinhard, Shirley jones, Ruth Mosteller, Riehard Mnssellman, Shirley Meyers, jimmy Cnncliff, Shirley NVassmer, Charles Cehring, Barbara Coda. Peggy Parker Ruby Mattick, Willie Kyle. Second Row: Madonna Norton, Alta Price, Fave Atkinson, Kay Campbell. Barbara Cleg- horn, Kathryn Carty, Norma Bright. Anna Campbell, Lois Iioke, Certrncle Hicks. Third Row: -lack Fried, Robert Andis, Don czklllllliil, Frm-cl Snow, llarolil Crane, joe Akers, Alohn Blair, Toininy llaase, Carl Smith, Dale loslyn, Richard Byers, Ralph Brown. Fourth Row: Bill Kersey, Robert Prnett, Don Mitchell, Byran jackson, Ceorge llamilton Maron Blackburn, David Madden, Denny Doherty, Merlin Moore, Marion Parker. Members U the L'IIl-S'-S' alzsvnt rom Jirture: Patricia Marc uis, oan Vanalevier, llelen Alter- . l . son, Flovcl Miller. Freshmen Officers The class officers of the freshman class are as follows: President .,e.., ......,,,, C arl Smith Vice-President --- --- Richard Mussellman Secretary .....e ........ S hirley Myers Treasurer --- --- Lon Ann Reinhardt The Freshmen had a class party at the beginning of the year in the school Qvmnasium. The Class sponsor is Miss McDonald. Page Treeritiy-txuv Eighth Grade Left to Right First Row: Larry Ogborn, William Stewart, Edgar Utterback, George Steven- son, Claude Lawyer, Burlin Moore, Mahlon Stevenson, Raymond Setty, jack Stute. Second Row: Ladonna Selby, june Wiley, Marjory Mattick, Madonna O'Brien, Mary Wessol, Rita Reinhard, Cloetta Stover, Phyllis Laybold, Viriginia Smith, Eileen Sills, Corrine Morrison. Third How: Iona Norton, Marilyn Herman, Lynn Gruenholz, Dorothy Hazen, Margaret Cleghorn, Geraldine Anderson, Virginia Dean, Lucille Kiblingler, Patty Neese, Charlotte Bridgewater, Shirley Haase, Mary Gallion, Rosalie Sills. Fourth Row: Warren Jones, Bobby Haskett, Billy King, Thomas Carpenter, John Kluesner, Dale Evans, Donnie Hamblen, Ralph Cottrell. Members ofthe class not pictured are: Harold Bailey, Delores McClain, Gene Miller, Barbara Moore, Inize Ratts. ' Page Twenty-three Seventh Grade Left to Right First Row: Patty Colau, Betty Ann Markin, Myrna Anstead, Barbara Anstin, Margaret Freers, Linda Bemis, Betty Coda, Margaret Engle, Beverly Haase, Margaret Hatley, Pauline Hamilton. Second Row: Hazel Norton, Clara Stewart, Elizabeth Wessol, Betty Gregory, Ellen Kluesner, Marjorie Parker, Mary Baker, Rosemary Bridgewater, Gladys Stevenson, Mary Hoffman, Betty Jordan, Shirley Hiatt. Third Row: Billy Andis, Paul Ruszler, Thad Grove, George Ballock, Gordon Chappelle, F1-end Evans, Kenneth Claybaugh, Grover Laney, Donald Stedman, Wayne Shadley, Bruce Richardson. Fourth Bow: Jimmy Lenhart, Wesley McClara, Richard King, jim Easthom, David Boner, Charles Kiblinger, Emerson Correll, Robert Laney, Billy Byers, Eddie Coker, Gene Bergherm, Leroy McClara, Jack Stevenson. Class members not pictured are: Richard Clark, Barbara Cole, Betty Cook, Thelma Edmonson, Billy Haworth, Billy Nuckles, Jay Thomas, Victor Wade, Tommy Weaver. Page Twenty-four 14!!1Je1fiQ1 :Q r I 5'- ,, 4! '. ' 7 1, :Rfb 'x F7 fr! fHl,lM 07 MX Q 3 ! ' E3 Left to High! Fir.s't Row: -lunior Brown, Don Stultz, Harry Bridgewater, XVayne Net-se, Claude Tindall. Second Row: Tex Black, Jerry Slattery, Robert Trout, Gene Foster. Roland Modlln, Fred jones, Coach Fred Spence. The Varsity The Otters got off to a very slow start in the 1945-46 season dropping three out of five games. After their rather discouraging start, the boys gained con- fidence and under the leadership of husky Dafferv Trout and flashy Roland Modlin the team proceeded to make the rest of the season a shining success. After decisive victories over Newport, Clinton, Pimento, Riley, and Glenn, the Otters hit a low evening and lost to Brazil. In the Valley Tourney it was differentg the Hot Ottersu thumped F ontanet and Garfield, the defending champs. Tech expelled the Otters from the tourney after a hard fought game. After the valley tourney they lost to Garfield but defeated Tech. Tech helped the Otters to wind up their season by defeating them in the Sectional. The team has had their ups and downs this season but the Otter Greek High students are very proud of that team. Page T wenty-six B Team Basketball Left to Right First Row: Ralph Brown, John Blair, Carl Smith, Bob Creasey, Charles Ceh- ring, Van Boner, Russell Shadley, junior Brown, Fred Spence. Second Row: Harry Bridgewater, Harold Crane, Marion Blackburn, Don Trout, Claude Tindall, Glenn Stover, Jimmie Cundilf. The Bn team has been very successful this year, winning 12 of their 16 games. All of the boys 011 the team have shown that they have the ability and the drive that it takes to make a winning team. Page Twenty-seven ff? , if W , A ffm ,G-Ji W ill ix K X Otters-36 Otters-26 Ottvrs-34 Otters-33 Otters-30 Otters-67 Otters-44 Otters-71 Otters-38 Otters-54 Otters-40 Otters-49 Otters-45 Otters-3 1 Otters-31 Otters-47 Otters-56 Otters-56 Otters-43 Otters-40 Otters-27 BASKETBALL SCORES 1945-1946 --,--------v---,,--,v--,--, Honey Crack -,--,- Valley f-f ,.,. Rilcy -W Fontana-t -- Stahl Higli ,H Newport H-, Clinton G-- Pimvnto ---- Riley ,--w Glenn -------------------- Brazil - - Valley Tourney-Fontanet - - - - Valley Tourney-GarHeld - - - - Valley Tourney-Tech ------------ Garfield - - - - Alumni - , - - - Tech - - - -Fontunet -- ------- Glenn -----,----, VVilcy , - - Sectional-Tech Won-14 .,.. - - Lost--7 14ciu,ulZie4L MW- I I' J 'l mg Q I , ga Y !! N X H yb ' w x ,Q YEARBOOK STAFF Left to Right Bob johnson, Pliotograipliy, jo Ann Cliver, Editor, john Pruitt. Business Mgr.. Betty Riggs, Composition, Dick Laney, Asst. Business Mgr., june Kersey, Asst. Editor. Cynthia Norton, Art Editor. With very little knowledge of publications, but with great determination, we, the staff, planned and produced this book. This yeafs K'Otter,' is an effort on hehalf of the staff to bring credit to its class and to its school. We hope that through our endeavor the members of the graduating class of 1946 will have their many .pleasant memories of high school days preserved. Page Thirty-two Io ANN Cuvisn Editor Left to Right First Row: john Pruitt, Dick Laney, Putty Butts, Io Ann Cliver, Irma Calle-cod, Betty Riggs Second Row: I 1111 e Kersey, Eleanor Edwards,,Iane Hultz, Kathryn Carty, Shirley Wassmer Third Row Russell Shadley, Fred jones, Tom Burkett, Don Stultz. Student Council The officers of the Student Council are: President ..................... --- Iohn Pruitt Vice-President ...... .... P atty Butts Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - - Irma Callecod The Council, along with its usual activities such as sponsoring the election of yell leaders, appointing a reporter for school news, etc., presented the school with a composite picture of the former students who have lost their lives while in the service of their country. Page Thirty-three Left to Right First Row: Betty Bonee, Maurine Anstead, Billie Jacks, Glenna Kravets. Second Row: Mary Gill, Merza Ruszler, Barbara Elliott, President, Phyllis Houston, Thelma Hamilton. Third How: Betty Biggs, Irma Callecod, Mrs. Alice Gore, Sponser, Virginia Snow, Virginia Doyal. Blue Tri Council The Council, composed of the chairman of various departments has been very active working with the club in its various activities. The Council meets twice monthly. Page Thirty-four Left to Right First How: Petty Higgs. Virginia Doyal. lrma Calleeocl, Virginia Snow, Nlerva ltusller Phyllis Houston. Mary Gill, Glenna Krayets, Betty Bonee, Billie jrit-ks, Mauriue Austead. Q Sceoml Row: lluth Dabelow, NVilma NVilliams. Dolores Chappelle, Marilyn Meyers, Betty Luaney, Mabel -Ioues, Bille Kyle, Loretta Otte, .lane llultz, Mae Crindle,'Marilyn Havens. NVilma Callion, Sally Dillion, Peggy Parker, Shirley VVass1ner, -Io Ann Cliver, Cila Blair. Patty Marquis, W'llie Kyle. Wilma LaFollette, Faye Atkinson, Martha Flannagan, Norma Bright, Barbara Cleghorn, Kay Campbell. Alta Price, ,loan Vautlevfer, Shirley Jones. Barbara Coda. Shirley Meyers, Ruth Mosteller, Lou Ann Reinhard. Center: Mrs. Alice Gore. Sponsor. Barbara Elliott. President. Blue Tri This has been a very active and successful year for the club. having a member- ship of 61 the largest in the history of our Club. Besides the usual activities of the club such as, distributing Thanksgiving baskets. presenting the Christmas and Easter programs, sponoring paper drives and selling tuberculosis baugles the club this year sponsored a New Yearis Dance for the student body which was a great success. Page T h iffy-five Left to Right First Row: Irma Callecod, Betty Hale, Delores Chappelle, Marilyn Meyers, Merza Ruszler. Second How: Mrs. Arletta Wendholt, director, Ruby Mattick, Frances Atkin- son, Eva Bemis, Faye Atkinson, Shirley Jones, Peggy Parker, Virginia Doyal. Orchestra The orchestra participated in the annual spring Festival, March 3, at the Student Union Building. They practice weekly in the music building. Page Thirty-six 1,r'fi' lo Rigfll First Huw: jo Ann Clixer, Virginia Snow, Richard Lu S ZICY, Dana Brown jr., Ceorge Dlu-kxvorth, Arthur Brown, Xlerza ltuszler, ,lane llultz, Vera Bell, Phvllis Feuqnav, liubv Nlattieli, lfleanor Edwards, Peggy Parker. I 1 i Seennd Row: Boi: Blacltburu, Van BllIll'l', VVayne liuriqa, Thehua Carlin, Betty Chaney, Barbara Coda, VVilma Dean, Norman VVilson. Rita Reinhard, Loretta Otte, Cynthia Norton, Nlae Crindle, Dick Sowers, Shirley Xivers, Kathryn Carty, Billy Strauser, Phyllis Laybold. Tlzirrl Row: Richard Stewart, Don Pearinau, Marion Blackburn, Patty Butts, Barbara Elliott, VVanetta Murdock. Fred Snow, liavinond Snow, Bob Creasey, Carl Smith, Harold Crane, Ceorge llzunilton, Ralph Cottrell, Vehna Carlin, Charles Chi-ring, Iinuny Cunditl. Fourth Row: Betty Perkins, john Pruitt, Thelma llnwell, Marilyn llerinan, Don Meyers, Dale johnson, Arthur Peninan. Tlmse rnembers of the band not pictured are: Tom llall, Betty Hale, Dale Evans, Jinuny Lenhart, David Boner, jack Boyd, Pauline Hamilton, Kay Campbell, Tom Carpenter, Paul Huszler. Director: Mrs. Arletta NVL-udholt, Band The Otter Creek band, composed of 63 members, is the largest in the county. It had a very successful season this year, having played at all the home games, pep sessions. assembly programs and various other school functions. The band was well represented in the County Music Festival. Several INCID- bers of the band entered the solo and ensemble contest and did exceedingly well. The band ended it's season by participating in the Central and Southern Band Association contest and playing for baccalaureatte and commencement. Page 'l'lxi1'ty-sefcrl - -if .,.... X . - --V-V ..... ... ....M,.......,...... Left to Right First Row: Virginia Doyal, Eleanor Edwards, Dick Laney. Business Manager. Cynthia Norton, Editor, Dick Sowers, Thelma Hamilton. Second Row: Mrs. Maxine Kirkley, Faculty advisor, Miss Helen Hale, Mrs. Erma Modesitt. Faculty Advisgr, Mable Jones, Phyllis Houston, Irma Callecod, Wanetta Murdock, Jo Ann Cliver, Barbara Elliott, Shirley Belle Meyers. Otter Charter Staff The paper staff was reorganized this year by the Student Council with Cynthia Norton as editor and Dick Laney as business manager. Under their capable leadership the staff has put out an excellent monthly paper. Page Thirty-eight Left to Right Mahlon Saxon, Donald Inman, Io Ann Cliver, Dick Sowers, VVayne Euriga, Jim jones, Gordon McKillop, Betty Perkins, Patty Butts, Gene Hicklin, Denny Doherty, David Madden, Tom Burkett. Debate Club The newly organized Debate Club held its first meeting in January. They elected Mahlon Saxon, President, Patty Butts, Vice-President, and Betty Perkins, Secretary-Treasurer. The club is composed of 5 affirmative and negative teams which have partici- pated in several inter-school debates. They also participated in the state Speech- Arts Festival held at Indiana State. Mahlon Saxon and Betty Perkins, as one of the teams, ranked in the first five teams of the class Bn division. Page Thirty--nine Left to Right First Row: Dorothy Smith, Sandra Overpeck, Betty Bryant, Carol Baxter, jo Ann joseph, Margaret Doyal, Martha Bilhruck, Patty Stevenson, Dolores Narali, Martha Smith, Shirley Shores, Alice Neese, Dora Schommer, Nonna Jean Gallagher. Second Row: Shirley Hoff, Bernice Freers, Nancy Coffenberry, Eva Bemis, Marilyn Havens, Shirley jones, Betty Hale, Lucille Kiblinger, Eleanor Edwards, Mary Galllon, Phyllis Laybold, Betty Markin, Myrna Anstead, Carolyn Kelley, Margaret Freers, Miss Payton. Third Row: Ruth Mosteller, Madonna O,Brien, Betty Chaney, Barbara Coda, Peggy Parker, Barbara Elllott, Virginia Snow, Merza Ruszler, Vera Bell, Norma Bright, Irene Ruszler, Faye Atkinson, Sarah johnson, Francis Atkinson. Girls 4-H Officers for winter months were: President, Virginia Snow, Vice-President, Normajean Bright, Secretary, Betty Chaney, Recreation Leader, Betty Hale. The members took part in county and state fairs, camps, dress reviews, and picnics. They won two sweepstakes at the county fair, and also demonstrated at the National Contest in Cincinnati. Merza Ruszler, Gertrude Johnson, Virginia Snow, Betty Utterback, and Bar- bara Elliott were Iunior Leaders. Page Forty Left to Right First Row: Bohhy Smith, Mahlon Stevenson, Corgon Chappelle, Bob Andis, Billy Byers, Thomas Carpenter, Billy Andis, Dale Joslyn, George Stevenson, Larry Ogborn, Paul Ruszler. Second Row: Bohhy Bilhruck, Mahlon Saxhon, Dick Sowcrs, Freddie Snow, Don Meyers, XVayne Smith, Raymond Snow, Claude Lawyer, john Blair, Marion Blackburn, Ralph Lee, Richard Musselman, Donnie Hamblin, Freddie Evans. Third Row: Donald Gamble, Wayne Bemis, Bob Creasey, Charles Cehring, jack Cahill, Don Trout, Don Pearman, Richard Laney, Don Stnltz, Dale Johnson, Gilbert Williams, Vemon Archer, Kenneth Stiener. Boy's 4- and F. F. A. The club elected Dick Laney, President, Carl Orth, Vice-President and Mahlon Saxon, Secretary. Otter Creek has one of the finest 4-II clnhs in the state. Page Forty-one Those in the picture are: Patty Butts, Irma Callecod, Barbara Elliott, jo Ann Cliver, Maurine Anstead, Billie lacks, Betty Bonee, Betty Hale, Barbara Coda, Betty Chaney, Jane Hultz, Kathryn Carty, Florence Townsend, Glenna Kravets, Phyllis Houston, Mae Grindle, Shirley Meyers, Thelma Howell, Norma Bright. G. A. A. The Girl's Athletic Association elected Patty Butts, President, Maurine An- stead, Vice-President, Barbara Elliott, Secretary, and Io Ann Cliver, Treasurer. The C. A. A. sponsored a dance after a basketball game. The basketball team played the Alumni team March 12, and defeated the Alumni 32 to 28. The volleyball team was defeated by Riley. Page F orty'-two 1 I 3 Lest We Forget The five boys that attended Otter Creek High School who made the supreme SZICYIHCC for their country. WILLIAM O'REAI1 TOMMY SHIQSTACK RICHARD CALLECOD EDWIN ADAMS WILLIAM CREASEY Page Forty-three 29 3 14 20 21 1 2 3 24 25-26 2 3 9 12 16 21 22 23 30 7 14 17 18 20 21 26 1 4 9 11 17 18 19 SCHOOL CALENDAR-1946 AUGUST Registration Day SEPTEMBER Labor Day-No School Senior Hayride Freshman Party Blue Tri Party OCTOBER Student Council Meeting Teen-Age Canteen Sophomore Hayride 4-H Party Teacher's Convention NOVEMBER Honey Creek Game Blue Tri Paper Drive West Terre Haute Game Armistice Day-No School Riley Game Fontanet Game Thanksgiving Alumni Dance State Game DECEMBER Newport Game Clinton Game Seventh Grade Class Party Eighth Grade Class Party Christmas Assembly Program Pimento Game Stardust Dance JANUARY No School Riley Game Glenn Game Brazil Game Fontanet Game Garfield Game Tech Game Page F orty-four mi Alumni Game Valley Finals FEBRUARY Garfield Game Oriental Program, A Bazaar Tech Game at Garfield in India Movie, Holland Carries On Fontanet Game Student Council Meeting Glenn Game Wiley Game I. S. T. C. Alumni Luncheon Sectional Basketball Tourney Sectional Basketball Tourney Sectional Basketball Tourney MARCH Choral Rehearsal Regional Basketball Tourney Festival Band Rehearsal Music Festival Semi-Finals at Bloomington Student Council Meeting Basketball Finals Symphony APRIL Student Council Meeting Good Friday-no school Baccalaureate-Speaker-Rev. Hampton Junior Prom Commencement-Speaker-Dewey Annakin Last day Alumni Reception Page Forty-five 1918 Doin Adams Mildred Hansel Maude Walker 1919 Irma Justice 1920 Richard Carpenter Charles Henry Jessie Thomas Gladys Vaught 1921 Gladys Devonald Opal Engle 1922 Myrtle Ballon Glenn Hart Paul Jones Lulu Marlow Thelma Mooneyham Hope Reiz 1923 Reva Brown Mildred Cottrell Thelma DePugh Ora Engle Chester Fields Emma Justice Faye Lawson Paul Overpeck William Snow Warren Sturm Elbert Vaught 1924 Virgil Adams Margaret Alcom Paul Brown Etta Doty Madonna Garret Edward Griilith Anna Henry Reva Thomas Elsie Walters 1925 Helen Christopher Paul Creasey Velma Gore Rosalie Henry Maurice Jones Florence Justice Helen Milan Harry Newton Harold Page Redginal Payton Delbert Shadley Edgar Snow Harold Stapleton Oscar Tribble Ruth Warn 1926 Mabel Fields Ina Finton Victor Foltz Forrest Hart Lural I-lathecock Katherine Kalber George Moss Fay Overpeck Marie Richardson Eva Smith Hazel Smith 1927 Laura Creasey Kenneth Doty Ernestine Fox Margaret Haase Wilma Haase Grace Mooneyham Roscoe Morgan Fred Page Anela Ruszler Thelma Vaught 1928 Nellie Frey Thomas Goda Kathryn Jenkins Harold Lawson Evelyn Meek Ellen Osborn Opal Pofl Mary Robbins Doyne Shadley Waunetta Southern Genevieve Spence 1929 Arthur Allen Doris Cottrell Mary Finton Genevieve Foster Bernice F reers Martha Haase Eugene Harpold Mable Hoskins Mary Jones James Porter Violet Screen Allan Sebree Raymond Smith Opal Stapleton Rueben Stevenson Philip Tilford 1930 Ruby Carter Earl Cassidy Mildred Dennis Marjorie Haase James Hart Ivan Hastings Violet Hoifman Beulah McCuthchan Pauline Oiliear Pauline Shadley Carl Snow Fred Spence 1931 Jane Acheson ALUMNI Louise Atteberry Zelma Caryt Kenneth Dollahan Erline Fox Marguerite Kalber Jessie King Mable Maxwell Bessie Reed Gertrude Rhea Bernadine Smail Harry Stants J. 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Taylor Juanita Watson 1932 Edwin Adams Sylvia Berry Waller Bramble Elsa Campbell Velma Carty Kenneth Cundiff Paul Erickson Arthur Gambill Iva Haase Jack Huntley Lucille Jones Margaret Jones Ruth Lawson Gilman Modesitt Norma O'Rear Leroy Reid Mary Ruszler Marian Sebree Ira Sullivan 1933 Mary Bramble Irene Bryant Myron Campbell Leola Carty Victor Christopher Josephine Cundilf Esther Darnell Ruth Haase Fred Hall Thelma Huddleson Evelyn Jones Lena Laney Ben Newton Fred O'Rear Paul Orth Agatha Pence Paul Reed Ethel Sapp Elwood Shadley Juanita Sherwood Fay Smail Annetta Smith Catherine Smith LaVern Smith Garnett Stapleton Huerta Tribblc 1934 Ruth Cottrell Robert Doyal Marion Harrison Marjory Jacobs Page F orty-six Pauline James Virginia Kalber Mary O'Brien Perdita Shaffer Louise Woods 1935 Donald Aldrich Virginia Baker Mary Carty Homer F linn Emil Forbes Herschall Fox Eugene Gamble Warren Goff William Haase Linnie Henry George Kalber Billy Lawson Pearl Lee Mildred McQuaide Mary Newton Dorothy Orth David Smith Mary Stewart Edith Zambenini 1936 Marquerite Adair Arthur Atteberry Chester Bell Nila Bell Oscar Black Vera Black Arthur Bramble Harvey Callecod Freda Christopher Woodrow Jenkins Joe Jones Thomas Lanning Helen McKi1lop John Morgan Wilbert Murdock Naomi O'Bricn Margaret Orth Grace Pence Evelyn Robinson Robert Salmon Eugenia Shepler George Shestack James Shirley Wayne Smith Mary Sowers J. 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Wright 1937 Robert Akers Darwin Aldrich Alta Bell Lillian Bryeans Joe Cassidy Harold Claybaugh Rosemary Creal Dorothy Cunditf Ralph Cundiff Charles Duihn Paul Goff Margaret Gruse Alfred Havens Jessie Jeffries Edith Jones Shirley Jones Ralph Maxwell Dale Modesitt Raymond Moss Nola Niece Carl Osborn Esther Reeve Norman Robbins Fred Schulte Martha Sowers Wayne Stapleton Hilda Stewart Pearl Vaught Jack Williams 1938 Charles Adair Helen Adair Ruth Almon Bertram Badders Violet Baker Norman Black Vincent Bruce Julia Bullard Norman Compton James Cundiff Dorothy Davis Jack DeGraff Helen Doyal Mary Doyal Mary Evans Frank Flak Carrie Flinn Marion Fox Gail Gohin Ellen Graves Gladys Haase Evelyn Henderson Ruth Hodson Earl Holler Hubert Howell Doyle Howk Bobby Jones Laura Jones Ruth Leachman Wayne Leachman Leona Lowe Rosemary Mason Robert Maxwell Fernrose Morgan Orville Morlan Billy O'Rear Edward Parcus Lucille Redmon Ruth Remington Earl Richardson June Sebree Elizabeth Shelburne Joe Shestack Marie Smedler Norma Stubbs Raymond Thomas Virginia Turpin 1939 Warren Aldrich James Anderson Leoma Anderson Richard Aughinbaugh Beryl Badders Anna Beck Earl Bell Iona Black William Bockhold Billy Cain Versa Carty Mildred Christopher Howard Commons Wanda Day Aljean Goff Mary Gossman Joe Gruse Donald Haase Barthol Haltom Mary Huntley Robert Johnson Clyde Jones Jessie Jones Rosella Jones Kenneth Joslyn Merle King Faye Lankford Arthur Lee Jack Lenhart Donavon Maxwell H. 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Miller Truman Minar Harley Myles Cliiford O'Brien Franccs Orth Dorris O'Rear Morris O'Rear Donas Owens Edward Richardson James Riddle David Riling Rosemary Ruby Jack Sampson Virginia Schulte Lillian Shestack Jean Smith Maxine Smith Russell Smith Ruth Smith Maxine Spencer Evelyn Sturm Gertrude Trout Charlotte Tyler Marie Wade Helen Wassill Helen VVatson Ralph Wilding 1940 Paul Adair Agnes Baker Virginia Bensinger Robert Blair Jack Chaney Dorothy Dean Frances Elliott Mary Frey Mary Hale Robert Harkness Ruth Holler Betty Houston Helen Howell Jack Howk Margaret Jenkins Rose Johnson Eugenes Jones Ralph Jones Rose King Betty Kyle Barbara Laney Louise Malooley Mary Marquis Elizabeth Mattick Charles Modesitt Ruth Petty Betty Phelps Betty Potter James Riggs Cleta Ross Glen Salmon Lawrence Schulte Paul Shirley Catherine Smith Katherine Smith Marjorie Smith John Southern Harold Thomas Catherine Trout Rosetta Trout Trueman Utterback Joe Wessol Albert Williams Jim Winders 1941 Murl Anstead Herschel Barnes Dean Blocksom Emil Bockhold George Bogarth Margaret Burke Norma Burton Dorothy Cornwell James Coyle Robert Crenl Nellie Critchley Dorothy Dickerson Dorothy Engle Reid Evans Frances Evinger Robert Hike Jennie Hodson Virginia Kennedy Robert LaFollette Laura Lawson Hazel Lemrick Irma Mann Kathryn Marquis Joseph Mattick Henry Moss James Mosteller Danny O'Rear Norma Osborne William Poll Floyd Rogers Myron Ruszler Rosemary Shelburne Marjorie Sherwood William Smith Joan Smith Dale Snodgrass Doris Snodgrass Ernestinc Stewart Imogene Stultz Bonnie VVarner Albert NVilliams Betty Yocum Irene Zambenini 1942 Charlotte Austin Marilynn Barnes Harold Bellinger Eva Blair Edward Bockhold Robert Boyll Richard Cain Virginia Cottrell Seth Critchley Eugene Cundilf Dorothy Darnell Betty Donham Lorene Durham Donald Easton Rosemary Epperson Richard Fagg Herbert Flynn Jennie Fuller Alverna Graham Helen Hale Beulah Hamblen Dorothy Herman Esther Jones Marthann Jones Dorothy Joslyn Annetta Kalber Kathleen Long Ruth Meyers Regina Minar Rosalie Mitchell Betty Motz James Norton Joe O'Rourke William Orth Norma Ottee Myra Perkins Florence Remler James Rogers John Ruszler Mary Ruszler Doyne Scank John Shestack Tom Shestack Anna Smith Bob Smith Russell Smith Mary Steiner Page F any-seven Ernest Sturm Roy Tindall Harold Trout June Turpin Betty Williams Ferol Williams Virginia VVood 1943 Wilma Akers Harold Barnes William Bellinger Marjorie Bensinger Janet Blocksom Phillip Blocksom Ruth Burkett Bill Carlin Carl Commons Delorma Corzine Ruth Creal George Dean Margaret Forsythe Robert Gossman Evelyn Haase John Halter Everett Head Josephine Howell John King Patricia Kyle Marie Love Helen McLaughlni Lea Modlin John Neese Bill Pruitt Elizabeth Salmon Fred Salmon James Smith David Stewart Gerald Stone Robert Stone James Vaughn Doris Vaught George Zambenini 1944 Virginia Austin Garland Baker Russell Boatman Benjamin Bockhold Juanita Boner Walter Bramble Robert Bryant Bill Cornell Ruth Doyle Charlotte Haase Leroy Harder Marjorie Huffman Eleanor Jones Mary Jones Robert Kirk Doris LaFollette Eugene Love Jack Miller Douglas Moody Donald Mowery Irma Neese Jerry Neese Joyce O'Rourke Cleta Poif Anna Remington Norman Remington Robert Richardson Kathryn Riddle James Ross Helen Schulte Frank Slattery Cleo Smith Don Smith Joan Smith Jack Steiner Betty Sturm 1945 Frank Aldrich Ovid Barnes Jack Black Betty Boner William Burkett Joe Cain Donald Creasey William Creasey Donald Hike Priscilla Hodson Robert Homann Mabel Howell Richard Hultz Bruce Johnson Gertrude Johnson Doris Jones Barbara Kirk Norma Mattick Daisy McClara Ruth McKillop Robert Meyers Mariellen Moss Charlotte O'Brien Ruth Pruett John Ruszler Lucille Smith Marvin Smith Norma Smith Rose Marie Smith Dorothy Stone Betty Utterback Barbara Weddle Frances Williams 1945 Junior-Senior Reception Class of 1945 Pugc' Forty-vigil! . 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JAMES SWA'-I-S HARDWARE if 44 Terre Haute, Indiana 1279 Lafayette Avenue I v v 5E E Page Furty-ninc xAfvvv:'cQ1 -'v'-Av Remember Your Graduation Forever 3 With a .- ' Martin Portrait 'MARTI'N'S PHOTO SHOP ' ' 'EQQEi' Compliments of V I Q U E S N E Y'S 811 Ohio Street ,Terre Haute, Indiana Hamburgers HlLL'S SNAPPY SERVICE 25 North 5th - 9112 Wabash . 1 715 Ohio Compliments ' of FROZEN FRESH Fooo, INC. 3 . 4 3 Refrigerator Lockers 11 South lst Street Terre Haute, Indiana Compliments of HIGHLAND CREAMERY CO. 5 I First and Poplar Streets Terre Haute, Indiana Compliments of T E M P L E T O N'S A Good Place To Eat 4 North Terre Haute, lndiana Terre Haute Engraving Co. Engraving Terre Haute, Indiana Howell-Goodwin Printing Co. Printers and Designers Crawfordsville, lndiana Compliments of C. B. THOMAS 2200 North Thirteenth Compliments of THEODORE HAASE Barber Shop North Terre Haute, lndiana Compliments of E. E. CARPENTER General Contractor Page Fifty ffr.-. 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C I D E R - S T A N D Stop 14 Clinton Line P D D D D P P 4 b n n P r I 1 r n n 'I r r In r r r n n r v r r r l 4 L in v Ir n r n r r 1 r v r n P P r r 'r r 1 3 P ----A---v- A.-.-.Av-Z25: ,, fr Puge F ifty-one AUTCDGRAPHS -J U 4 Q 1- l