Otwell High School - Anchor Yearbook (Otwell, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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X 1.1 J .L- W A e 'x,L,.-,4.'is.. fe sgov .L v . .- ' 'iff - -vm x. - .-O.. Y--Ng!-. . im ANN 4' Nom' ' - L4 , J., at f M, ff' , f- Q- L R -,,-.gf A ,g '2 x L N 4- .ff f V -- , 4' ' ww L. ' A : - ' --, L -L . .,L ' .f 7n .- L W ' ML., Y..-.. x rv- N 4.-'re -LX 'eww-. S. L L L. A K K X f 7 Z4 u A AUMINISIHAHUN .f4uf0gP6tl0Ad Q git,-IR: ,t.,f.,,, .V CLARENCE BUECHE LE County Superintendent -7- PAUL D. HOLLIS Trustee HERBERT C. LAUER Principal -g- . LE - . E FAIIIIHY .!4uf0gr6tl0Ad 7 if ? 1524 H9-4: M, qzvwf, , T? fn' Q If f?',W4 Q my , Q hit, ,ffm-uf: A , K. 2? aka' ,,, , 2 L'G' '3 'QQ7-1 ii M .141 'S e. swf .. .- rg em K -f i. gm ix ' 5g Q :gg 4 1 My in if ' ag-Q , '-1 'Z ., 0516? K ' 4 7 ki f wi Q.. ii xi- 7' 2 f, 8 h if lik Q I Q' 4-if '21 W. 13? 5? MRS. CLARICE JUNE HALE Latin MR. HARRY GEIBEL Music MR. THURMAN BROWN Agriculture MR. CLIFTON SCOTT Social Studies, English MR, GEORGE FETTINGER Social Studies 4 six mnlesrxk W. M Ss. MISS JUNE HART Home Ec. ,ky A .EV , ix Thomas Traylor, Cleo Lee, Doile Jones, Ollie Dorsey, Steve Gray, Virgil Myers Janitor Maurice Hancock Lena Traylor, Nelda Teague, Barbara Traylor SENIUHS .2414 f0gl 6tl0A6 1 vfi. i 2 KAREN RUTH RUCKRIEGLE - Feb. 13, 1941 JAMES LARRY WHITEHFAD . June 4' 1940 President 1, 45 Student Council Sec. 2, Treasurer lr 3'4: Student Council 2: Historical Society Sec. 2, 3,41 District Basketball 1,2, 3,45 FFA 2, 3, 4: FFA 82 State Latin Contests 1, 2: District Reporter 3, FFA Treasurer 4: C1355 English Contest 35 District 82 State Solo play 3: Chorus lr projecrlon Club: Contests 1. 2. 3.4: GiY1S' Trio 1- 21 Fall Festival King 2: Annual Staff. Orchestra 1.2: Chorus 1.2.35 Band 1,2,3,4: FHA Pianist 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 35 DAR Representative, Annual staff. '41, ,X JERALD LUTHER SENDELWECK - March 29, 1940 WILMA JEAN SENDELWECK - oct. 7, 1940 Vice-President 4, FFA 2, 3, 4: FFA Vice- Secretary 4, FHA 3,45 Chorus 35 Band Pres, 3, FFA Pres. 4, Basketball 23 1, 2, 3,4: Orchestra 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4g Student Mgr. 4g Class Play 3, Annual Staff. Basketball Queen Candidate 2, 3, Annual Staff. -17- JERRY WAYNE PRIDE - Nov. 21, 1940 RUTH ANN RISLEY ' DCC- 2. 1940 FFA 2, 3' 4: FFA ViCe.pl-esidem 4: President 2: FHA 2, 3, 4: FHA Treas. 3: Student Manager 3'4: Basketball 1, FHA Sec. 45 Chorus 2, 3, Basketball Class play 3. Queen Candidate 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3,43 Annual Staff. KAREN RUTH MOSBY - Iune 12, 1940 FRANKIE LEE WALTERS - May 15, 1939 Chorus 1, 2, 33 FHA 4: Pep Club FFA 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Projection 1,2,3,4, Club 3. -13- JUANITA MAE MEHNE - Dec. 31, 1940 Student Council 1, Treasurer 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Parlimentarian 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, District Latin Contest 25 Basketball Queen Candi- date 1, 23 Class Play 3, Annual Staff. ,,,.f , 6 X, ss! RONALD WAYNE ROBERTS - Dec. 16, 1940 Student Council 3, FFA 2, 3,45 Festival King Candidate 3, Anchor Assistant Editor, Class Play 3. JERRY EUGENE BUSH - October 6, 1940 MARTHA SUE TRAYLOR - July 26, 1940 FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Editor 3, 4, Class Play 3, Historical Society Photographer, Basketball Oueen Candidate lg Band lg Head Majorette 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 33.4, Student Librarian 3. EARL DBWAYNE RICHARDSON - NOV. 22, 1940 Vice-President 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. E KATHERINE ANN POWELL - August 7, 194 News Reporter 33 Chorus 2, 3, Fall Festival Queen 23 Basketball Queen Candidate 2, 3, Christmas Queen 4, FHA Vice-Pres. 3, FHA Pres. 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Pres. 3, Class Play 3. PHYLLIS JUNE WISEMAN - June 30, 1940 FHA 2, 3,43 FHA Song Leader 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Major- ette 3. I I 'E HAROLD ROBERT GRAY - Sept. 24, 1940 BETTY IO THOMAS - Sept. 13, 1940 Chorus 1, 2, 31 Basketball Oueen Candidate 3g FHA 2,4: FHA Song Leader 23 Pep Club 1.2, 3,4g Annual Staff, Festival Queen Candidate 4. JAMES ALLEN LINDAUER - Oct. 26, 1940 Student Council lg Secretary 2: Pres. 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Baseball 2,3,4g Projection Club 35 Class Play 3, Historical Society Historian 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EMMETT HILL - Oct. 7, 1939 Vice-President lg Student Manager 33 Basketball l,2,4g Baseball l,2. LORETTA MARIE BROWN - March 10, 1940 Secretary lg Student Council Pres. 3g Chorus 25 Festival Queen Candidate 3g FHA Treasurer 2: FHA Historian 33 FHA Parlimentarian 49 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Anchor Editor. CHARLES LOUIS MYERS - Oct. 28, 1940 FFA 2,3,4g FFA Secretary 3,45 Projection Club 3. CAROLYN JUNE WRIGHT - Iuly 17, 1939 SHIRLEY JEAN PADGETT - April 24, 1940 FHA 2, 3,4g Class Play 35 Chorus 1. 2. 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH K, ALEXANDER - Dec. 14, 1940 News Reporter lg Secretary 3, Historical Society Prcs. 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg Chorus 1, 2, 35 Barbershop Quartet 1, 2, Class Play 3. il-IARON LOUISE DAVIS - Dec. 15, 1939 KENNETH RAY PANCAKE - Ian, 29, 1940 :HA 4: Chorus 1,2, 3. LARRY RICHARD JONES - Dec. 1, 1940 BARBARA JOYCE ELKINS - April 21, 1940 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3.4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3. -23- IUANITA FAITH RINCKER - June 19, 1940 Chorus 2g Class Play 3, Student Librarian 3. DANIEL OWEN TRAYLOR - August 4, 1940 Fall Festival King Candidate 4: FFA 2, 3, 4, FFA Sentinel 4. MARTHA LOU ADAMS - August 5, 1940 FHA 47 Student Librarian 3. LORETTA ANN JONES - March 27, 1940 FHA 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN JUNE PADGETT - Oct. 23, 1940 ELZENA JOYCE LEIGHTY - Feb. 5, 1940 FHA 2, 3,41 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. FHA 2, 3,41 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4: Class Play 3. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS - May 24, 1940 MARILYN JANE WISEMAN - july 3, 1940 Chorus 1,2, 3: FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Vice- FHA 2, 3,45 Chorus 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Pep Club I,2, 3, 45 Class Play 31 Student Librarian 3. I, 1 -25- ,gn 2 My an 1-452 -A X YU., J, gb- i f' fx , FM g W, ,fm ww M,w M, ,WW,WgigQgg 5? K- 1 wwmfwagifwf Wwwwywmams .,. '-U'1.4':'XG1' .1 'iifkwh ' - N Q' an - A 1 7 451,11 1 ,fi Q- ' W f L .1 -1 Q ,ir y ,4 ,,. g K 5.5m g' .H -Wimgwglky, V... H W H A.k.k,, ,.,, , ,Lq,, r 24.3 g.,Q,,gQg,-.1 76 W M L L L. X 6 E 13' 'iFiS,, ' 2 .1 K 'Fw' fa Q, ,L ,,.?i Zi,,3? . -A sie, gd- . f?Q - ,, LL,, A L P ,,? 1 H w 71 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ck Karen R MUST MISCHIEVGUS ill FRIENDLIEST uanita Mehne I I I I I I I I I I. I I I I. I. I. 1. I. 1. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. I. I. I I. I I I I I I I I MARTHA ADAMS, will my bashfulness to June Popp. JOE ALEXANDER, will to Jim Brace the ability to get along with Winslow girls. LORETTA BROWN, will to Phyllis Lemond another chevron and a star on her cheerleader sweater. BEVERLY BUCHTA, will to June Popp my ability to get shorthand ll. JERRY BUSH, will to T. D. Thompson the ability to be slapped out of government class. SHARON DAVIS, will my government book to anyone who can find it. BARBARA ELKINS, will to Helen Walters the ability to run out of gas on Main Street in Petersburg. BOB GRAY, will my selling ability to Don Meadors. DICK HILL, will to Delbert Schiller the ability to lift socks. LARRY JONES, will my old study hall seat to anyone silly enough to take it. LORETTA JONES, will to Ruby Willis the ability to get through the Senior year without a government book ELZENA LEIGHTY, will to Marilyn Fuhrman my ability to get an Air Force man. JIM LINDAUER, will to Donnie Weisman my ability to become a star ball player. JUANITA MEHNE, will to Rosalie Sorgius the ability to chase boys in Petersburg. CHARLES MYERS, will to Delbert Schiller my position as FFA Secretary. KAREN MOSBY, will by my baby sister, Irma, an opportunity to ride in Oxidine's new Ford. CAROLYN PADGETT, will to Sue Wiscaver my old torn-up government hook. SHIRLEY PADGETT, will my gray fur-lined shoes to Sue Wiscaver. KENNETH PANCAKE, will to Jim Himsel my hunting ability. KATHERINE POWELL, will to Janice Wiseman my cousin, Freddie. JERRY PRIDE, will to John Wineinger my ability to bushwhack after play practice. EARL RICHARDSON, will to Tom Leighty my sports abilities. IUANITA RINCKER, will to Bernetta Doades my giggles. RUTH ANN RISLEY, will to John Risley common sense when he gets his driver's license. RONNIE ROBERTS, will to Jim Brace my car when I get though with it. KAREN RUCKRIEGLE, will a trailer of pancakes to anyone who wants them. JERALD SENDELWECK, will to Jim Himsel my old slightly-used Petersburg road maps. WILMA SENDELWECK, will to Donnie Weisman the ability to grow fingernails. BETTY JO THOMAS, will to Nancy Hayes my inability to think. DANNY TRAYLOR, will to Doyle Cox the privilege of escorting the Senior Festival Queen Candidate. MARTHA TRAYLOR, will to Nina Nelson the ability to drink cokes in Miss Hart's class. FRANK WALTERS, will to Helen Walters my B's in conduct. JIM WHITEHEAD, will to John Wineinger the ability to steal pencils from underclassmen. PAT WILLIAMS, will to Sharon Kinman the outlines and reports that I had to give in government class. MARILYN WISEMAN, will to Carolyn Dedrick the ability to be the only blond in the Senior Class. PHYLLIS WISEMAN, will to Barbara Fettinger the ability to chew gum in Mrs. Ruckriegle's classes. BETTY WRIGHT, will to Arletta Whaley my back seats in every class. CAROLYN WRIGHT, will to everyone in the Junior Class the ability to graduate. -29- It was a beautiful day in early spring when the leaves and grass were tender green, and tulips and hyacinths flirted with the breeze. But my heart was a cold lump, for far away in this no-time-for-courtesies city I had lived for the past ten years and never once had I run across an old friend from dear old Otwell. As I went down on the elevator, I was thinking of those yesteryears and wishing for the thousandth time that they were back again, when someone laid his hand hesitantly upon my arm. Pardon, Miss, but aren't you Karen Ruckriegle? he inquired. I gasped, Jerry Pride, what are you doing in Los Angeles? N Didn't you know that I'm a newspaper reporter for the International News Service? I'm on my way to Hollywood now to get an exclusive story about Elvis Presley. Ruth is going to meet me when I've finished, and we 're going out to dinner, Want to join us? Why, yes, Jerry, l'd love to. When we arrived in Hollywood, we went to the MGM Studios where, much to our surprise, we saw another old class chum, Loretta Brown. She told us she had just accepted a job as chief hairdresser at MGM, after having worked in Paris for the past ten years. After talking to Loretta for a few minutes, we were informed that Elvis was sick and had not come to the studio that day. However, Elvis's secretary, Marilyn Wiseman, told us that we could interview his side-kick. Can you imagine our surprise when it turned out to be Joe K. Alexander! That night after dinner Jerry took Ruth and me to Madam Kathie's Tea House, and as we entered, a beautiful lady dressed in red to correspond with the coloring of the. room fappar- ently the owner of the placej smiled so that her white teeth flashed in the pale light. Well, you should know by now that it was Katherine Powell, She escorted us to a table where her gypsy fortune-teller was sitting. Katherine asked me ifl wished to look into the magic ball and see the fate of some of my other schoolmates. On an island where the palm trees grow I saw Bob Gray and Dick Hill, both privates in Uncle Sam's Army. Bob was still as quiet as ever, and Dick had just been nominated for the Most Mischievous Boy in the U. S. Army award. The scene changed, and in a mansion down in South America sat a rich, unmarried man. After seeing the hot, customized convertible in the driveway, I was convinced that it must be Jim Lindauer. About ten miles away I saw Martha Sue Traylor doing a two-fold job. She was both a cler-typist and the wife of Ronnie Richardson. I then saw Karen Mosby who was living abroad raising little Phillippinos. Skipping around to various parts of the United States, I saw in our nation 's capitol two former classmates, Wilma Sendelweck and Juanita Rincker, laboring over their many secre- tarial duties for the President. -Rfl- In Texas, I saw Larry Jones, the top rodeo performer in the West, do one of his famous bronco-busting routines. In another part of the country, Bob Hope had just announced on his nationwide TV show that he could not have been where he was today if it had not been for the wonderful jokes Barbara Elkins had written for him. I noticed that Danny Traylor had finally gotten the job he used to tell us he wanted back in '58 -- running the controls in Sputnik. Standing by, in case Danny needed any help was Loretta Jones, his stewardess. Martha Adams, secretary to Mickey Mouse, was trying her best to talk Mickey into let- ting her friend, Sharon Davis, have a job on his show. However, Pat Williams promised to get Sharon a job with the Barnett Manufacturing Company if all Martha's efforts failed. In still another section of the country, I saw that Elzena Leighty had lit a lot of little flames from the Blaize. Nearby, Betty Wright was raising little Harrisons and her sister, Carolyn, was busy just being an all-round good housewife. I was told that Jerald Sendelweck could be seen any weekend riding his motorcycle from Purdue to Indiana University. But not everyone had left Otwell, for when I looked in on main street, I saw Earl Rich- ardson who was now recognized as the hottest drag racer in Pike County. He had just left the meeting of the Otwell Drag Racers Club after seeing Shirley Padgett elected as their next president. Another member of the club, Beverly Buchta, was still driving her 1929 Ford. Not far outside of town was Ronnie Roberts and Iim Whitehead's fabulous fruit farm. Also in the farming profession were Charles Myers and Frank Walters. A recent issue of a well- known magazine listed them as Southern Indiana's two most prosperous farmers. I saw Kenny Pancake, the leading sportsman of Velpen, and Carolyn Padgett, who owned and operated the Velpen Winery. Nearby, Betty Io Thomas had a lovely home and garden. Her reputation was widely es- tablished as the biggest vitamin grower in the world, Jerry Bush hadn't changed too much. He was still running up and down the streets of Oak- land City. In Evansville1 Juanita Mehne was serving as head nurse at the Deaconess. Thus ended the vision. But where was Phyllis? I had not seen her. As I was going back to my friends, a young lady and gentleman entered the door. I recognized the young man as Ricky Nelson, and the gorgeously dressed young lady was Phyllis Wiseman. She had recorded some songs with 'Ricky and captured the heart of this handsome singing star. That night as Jerry and Ruth were taking me back to Los Angeles, I felt a peacefulness in my heart that I had not known for years. I realized that this world was not so large after all. In that one little town I had seen all of my old schoolmates, and I knew that it would not be the last time. -31- N N UAL STAFF SEATED: Juanita Mehne, Jerald Sendelweck, Jim Whitehead, Wilma Sendelweck, Betty Io Thomas. STANDING: Mr. Harry Geibel, Ronnie Roberts, Assistant Editorg Katherine Powell, Ruth Ann Risley, Karen Ruckriegle, Loretta Brown, Editor. :.sNH,gw,.,.., U , A -9!Z:??7.fEIS: - I - ' F W,.. , .,,...,.. , L gtgiw , 1' fi, niv . ,L ,gr I :EE x H. I i f I? .tg 55,5 4 X 2523525 Q N ,Q ,,, r .K 2, 2 5 ' 1 ff 34 xgggfwfi f f i M ia,a2fsa.s7iQsfi ,migissinfi rm 2 3011 Loretta B . Betty Jo Phyllis Katherine U Sharon Carolyn SL Betty W. Dick Q rt ITB , Qjtiif M, ' at Shirle Ruth Jerry B. 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FIFTH ROW: Janice DeMotte, Janie Padgett, Den- :il Pride, Ruth Ann Schnarr, Charles Williams, Loretta Cox, Dick Traylor. SIXTH ROW: Martha Bray, Mary Gray, Janice Weisheit. -41- 5 umgrfww- 1 we MR In Fit 5 Hi 5 FHESHMEN f W 4 KEY! W' ' .. as 1 W- - 1 '- 3 . if f 5 5' If G tea ggg ,,. Yrs X gws ,, ' Q 3' , I , A. g ! qbbi , A 9 ij? F y ww... ey- -- ss if Q PM lnlivg. ......ff W sl: T is -. a w 7 335: its 1 ..,,,:'. VA :v. It M gf giwmfn S f K K Aj if A 4 R .f fb ' ,.. f R R aw My-N R tw T ,J gf- I+: '.,. M- R 1 - G ' yyy W at . . yyii ,K T G li, . t- K R I few! Z .V,, ,.. I x.,-A Lg W- gm ffm. get , , L V , , I i4 Q :,VV V- I---'ig .. - . A I 1 , , A A I . E , 2 . 5.51 vkhk Q. f. 5 ,y K X wif f 2' 511 - : j .fa To ,fu ..,. V 9 f i I I ' V ,K i inf A 7 I VE Q X rsi I R at , I , ' ,,, 5 s . , ' . 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FIFTH ROW: Kathie Ruckriegle, Mary Lou Myers, Martha Lou Risley, Mary Lou Cummings, Gary Eck. -45- I! al Qx git ' .-..--. ,,,1.M-o-- 4 ' X 1 Y I X. A -,, AIITIVITIES Juanita Mehne, Betty Jo Thomas, Wilma Sendelweck QUEEN'S COURT ff 4 t ' KRW 1m W111I6hC8d H1 4, ,W-yy, 9 fs: AE M qu.g,iy Q 2 ,A , 9. J M f P3-T A 5 ' f,, W M 5 hi W' A Q g E ' may f V 5:8 3 ,Ly F ,D , Z M 5 .W ,IM ul N K. K -ff45 ! ..I3i..1.fQ ,. 1 f 'Z. -,7A ,J v , v. -1k1, VW A llfl Q lliz. t, ' Q l M if ., W .fm f 9 'QL E Q 5 -if-ff, 4 Q E +-mn.m M-M....,.,...,,,.,,, 'wmv-xu..,..,,,,, Www fn... iK 1 'Ji ,AW ,- M, Q .1 V? ,, ,W 4, i. g a -, 252 Rf., K xv X L XII .bi x K Nw 'V K . x M W Q3 X. - wx wmwm-'.,..-Www -,A- W 1 ,iw - i '1' K E-5'L 1 'af l X , '-Mm 3 'D EA WEL If 6 Y if -Jw PEP CL B BA EBALL TE M ROW 1: Jerald Sendelweck' Donnie Weisman. Ronnie Boger, Russell Reeves, Darvin Com, Gary Lemond, Kenny Anderson. 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',f. , f - rf' ,,, , :ga A ,. vwgrz, I Q, f k 7 A K Q gy? r W 5 ' 'fg ' ' ' T 2 5,5011 I I , I H S ' .il -4 -nf'-3 2 , i L f xg 0 -nl: f ft, 'f -an , 5 ' . X 4 gittwg, X , ,XXL r ,L ., 5.31, X :Hu My A Q Z ' 43:51 f . K . 1 ,, Q , 6, ii 4 . Q' Q. W -- A 3 QR mit, ,. Raw . Q, W 6 A , g,. Q M ,V Q A A W Q 25 'jf 'F if ' M Q., 'ET f as V I In HW A if .. ' 1+1g 'i ' 5' 5 M gg Q ww , . , .M . riff 7 ' X QS! ' 'gg .-fi Q1 X': gy 5, ,Q W 4 K Q hw. 5 . ' vwrfpso +O'iwrf1f1,f, A?Yt:2 f.: qi-'rywim 2:40 , L41- f:'iD'F1 ml' kk Sgxs S ' Q wx- X 9 if gf Y X SG if W yi vi. Q 91 ga U 7 s ,Ag 5 ' Q V ref 1, , '55 1, ,. 'if' , '11 ' fm L- :..: V if 5 hxaiggfs K. vnaunuuivf fy Z' 555, 'ing mx HEMENIAHY W 1 1 5 ' L ww w ..,, Ky-PQ ':Lf l 'xw 15:'3ff f Q we Y? X fgkgyfil 22N 'E A Q.. Q frv A X 4 W mf- ' x W 5 sf 9 . F ru! - lirlb is sf , Q, ,X is ' W1 EQ ffl' MX, ie Q f ix Jn ?f X figmjf, S K Q V pf S ,w. X Neiiixx , Q YW . 55815 . .A Q35 1 A mf sg is D L A S. 1 xiii' s kgs ,sy a AQ? M6 1 'W' 'ifffflw fiwgxgi M i 4 5 gs, 3 ji -'16 jr N QH ,fm ' ini Y f -. 'X ,Y fgfax , is Q 23 M fr! Q S? 1 in E if .-2 ,e ,,.. rr . ,ew M if -.1 mv. xw Ip--. 3 1 2 ',..---Q . -ffx . , .mW.,.....,.W . 5 N ,ek .4 s .AEA f -' s A SN fi x my Q I f , in . X . 5 5 m L Af? ,g 1? nw, 3.5 ,Q xr ie ' A ww Mm .,,,W--Q+.Hf- mai' L' .513 S, W 155 mf ix ,, wg. ,04- s if M- gi. iv- '- Km? V? 'H A saasmafiw 'jj-Q , L. V Q , 'U Q 1, A 36, 5 ' W ii: ' A i 5 G , , .. k vi F Lf rib' hw 2 'X 23 9145. I et A 'Q 2 TRW .w 7-f. 1, fulg 'N ,,, . M Q an 'I' MEK X x 13 E75 .ar ,H as my 'mf K A A v. ,'- L Ns. as 'M W af' ,,,x. K as 1, A if rw- V ,W Mafaiiffz :D Tai +..-,3 if A Hx . K. Q vggf-H Q V55 Q' , V' 51535. sie 1 f U i is 0 W 55450 FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Carolyn Capehart, Phyllis Capehart, Rose Traylor, Kathy Meadors, Ruth Rincker, Charlene Helton, Bonnie Yates. SECOND ROW: Jon Teague, David Leighty, Richard Johnson, Michael Miller, Raymond Ross, Mrs. Shelton. THIRD ROW: Elmer Buchta, Jr., Eddie Gray, Eddie Capehart, Larry Russell, Jerry Buchta, Paul Stephens. FOURTH ROW: Myron Myers, Douglas Lemond, John Garland, Benny Potts, Jeff Garland, James Popp. THIRD GRA DE FIRST ROW: Helen Marie Schiller, Jay Taylor, Judy Garland, Judy Wiseman, Brenda Dedrick, Kathy LeMond, Karen Gray. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Richardson, Mary Jane Anderson, Beverly Harker, Judy Popp, Patty Dickson, Dawn Traylor, Vivian Steen. THIRD ROW: James Lottes, Lynn Traylor, Eddie Edrington, Dickie Alcorn, Larry Miller, Ralph Neal Kirby, Bob Rhodes. FOURTH ROW: Lloyd DeMotte Sammy Polen, Larry Whitehead, Anthony Eck, Douglas Meadors, Roger Garland. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Brenda Russell, Sherryl Hill, Nancy Gray, Vicki Weisman, Vivian Dillon, Nora Wiscaver, Katie Garland. SECOND ROW: Martha Flint, John Richardson, Vance Capehart, Gary Traylor, Dannie Patton, David Miller, Susan Schnarr. THIRD ROW: Roger Chamness, Larry Wiseman, Bill Lett, Sammy Padgett, Bob Johnson, Mrs. Black. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Martha Wiscaver, Earldene Doades, Faye Dedrick, Myrtle Potts, Tammy Jones, Cherly Hayes Kaye Hollis, Rosie Shoobridge, Lyra Helton. SECOND ROW: Janet Buchta, Gene DeMotte, Mike Brittain, Kenny Postlewaite, Stevie Meadors, Danny Capehart, Timmy Teague, Barbara Himsel. THIRD ROW: Donald Hayes, David Edrington, Garry Postlewaite, Jesse Garland, Jimmy Hudson, Walter Matzig, Jimmy DeMotte. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Miller, Mark Garland, Ellis Gray, Sammy Rincker, Terry Traylor, Alan Arnold, Timmy Garland, Mrs. Rhodes. BUCHTA LUMBER COMPANY ELMER BUCHTA we Specialize in House Moving And Low-Boy Service Lime Spreading - General Trucking Complete Building Supply Phone 722 Otwell, Nite Phone 24-W Indiana -55- ew, TOPS M QUALITY PALATABILITY NUTRITION GROWTH and ECONOMY .Him 3 I ' A MILIJNG COMPANY o 1 w E L L , IN n SCRAPER SALES AND SERVICE Compliments of ALLIS-CHALMERS And NEW HOLLAND FARM MACHINERY Otwell, Indiana Phone 758-2541 67 H. E. CRAIG Sz SUN Edgar C. Craig, Prop. , THEM Grocery Market General Merchandise - Dry Goods Men's Shoes - Hardware - Field Seeds 64 Years of Fair Dealing Phone 758-2391 Otwell, Indiana -68- THE OTWELL STATE BANK FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE coRP. Ofwell Indiana SN YDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing - Dry Goods Furniture - Carpeting Appliances Skelgas Westinghouse Zenith Philco Maytag Speed Queen Winslow Indiana RQ Comp iments o HART IMPLEMEN T COMPANY 1958 from your friendly neighbor who bott 4!r5ii1l'lx 2!!EF7F.., COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF JASPER, INC. Jasper, Indiana Congratulations to 1958 Graduates of Otwell High School, Students, Faculty, and Board of Education A May your success continue on and on 1S our wish to our friends and neighbors in Otwell. HARKET 8z HIMSEL FEED STORE Ireland, Ind. ALTON J. HARKER JOHN E. HIMSEL LUEGERS Sz STERNBERG, INC. Plymouth - Chrysler - Imperial Phone 915 Sunset Terrace Jasper, Ind. GUTZWEILER'S PACKING CO. Fresh and Cured Meat Custom Slaughtering Phone 751 Jasper Indiana 71 THE DAILY HERALD Complete News Coverage of Dubois County and Surrounding Areas Phone 23 and 574 Phone 547-X in in Jasper Huntingburg THE GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK nThe Friendly Bankn Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Each Depositor's Funds Insured Up to 310,000 Jasper Indiana You'l1 Like Trading at Schultheis' Congratulations Class of '58 C5-,ffiwflflbe o Vincennes' Reliable Furniture Store Free Delivery Within 100 Miles Shirley Corn Wilson soderiing Kent's Furniture 8: Appliance Co. Every Modern Furniture and Appliance for the Home Telephone 3121 Winslow, Indiana Scraper's Dep rtment Store 700 Main St. Phone 132-Y Men's - Ladies' - Chi1dren's Wear Dry Goods Petersburg Indiana Pike County Lumber Co. HThe House of Homesn Complete Line of Building Material Phone 299 Petersburg Indiana 0. D. Harris 8: Sons Harris Service Since 1870 Ambulance Service - Oxygen Equipped FUNERAL HOME Phone 44 Petersburg, Ind. -73- Compliments of The Index Your Self-Service Store HYou are always welcome at the Indexn Petersburg Indiana Kuebler's Jewelers Complete Line of Musical Instruments Hamilton - Bulova - Elgin Watches Phone 54 Jasper Compliments of 9 Donaldson s Toggery Styles of Today 8 Tomorrow Featuring Phoenix Suits Fashion First Always 313 East Main Street Washington, Indiana Hoosier Supplies Everything for the School and Office 427 Main Street Vincennes, Indiana -74- Compliments of Southern Indiana's Largest-Selling Brand of Milk General Office Holland, Indiana Follow The Millers in the Washington Herald Compliments of Schmutzler Funeral Home Jasper Indiana The First National Bank Huntingburg Indiana 75 Bartley's Store, Inc. Feeds - Baby Chicks Turkey Poults - Marketing of Poultry Phone 7-2051 or 4-2451 Ireland, Indiana Geo. P. Wagner Co., Inc. Symbol of Service Farm Equipment-Motor Trucks-Refrigeration-Dairy Equipment 706-710 Main Stre Phone 9 Compliments of Emmett Trayl0r's Parts and Repair Phone 758-2161 FRANK S BAR Beer and Lunch Frank Q Opal Pohrscheit Prop Haysville, Indiana . , 0 -76- et I Jasper, Indiana Garage Otwell, Indiana Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1958 H 8 L GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION Otwell, Indiana THE BELL Ruby lirts Men's Wear Washington Indiana FUHRHAN 8 SONS TOTS N TEENS 'We MaJor in Minors Robert V Divine Owner Phone 91 323 Main St Vincennes, Ind CHAMNESS TRACTOR CO Minneapolis Moline Machinery Sales and Service Tho Graaf New phone 67 rzneuson 35 vm. 4-WAY won: cormov. otwe 1 1 Ind 1 ana Otwell Indiana Best Wishes to the Compliments of Graduates of 1958 Mr and Mrs Don Yates TRAYLOR'S STORE YATES GROCERY Iva Indiana Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Phone 758 2041 Otwell, Indiana STEPHENS CAFE HUME'S TEXACO SERVICE Specializing in Main 8 Center Streets Home-Cooked Meals Winslow, Indiana and Southern Fried Chicken I . n o JOHN RUSS MITTS' SHELL SERVICE 8 GARAGE Complete Insurance Service Specializing in Phones Motor Tune-Up Wheel Balancing Office - 3310 Res - 2128 Main Street Winslow, Ind Otwell Indiana Compliments of LEMOND'S SERVICE STATION Velpen Indiana GARLAND'S D-X SERVICE IIii!i!: Compliments to Class of '58 POWELL'S GROCERY STORE Winslow Indiana Wheel Aligning Cato Indiana Compliments of PRIDE'S BARBER SHOP Otwell Indiana Compliments of LOWELL GRAY'S ELECTRICAL REPAIR All Makes of TV's Phone 4891 Winslow RAY 8 MAY'S DINER Plate Lunches Short Orders Fountain Service Otwell Indiana -73- WENDELL KINMAN AGENCY Compliments of Hwendell and Jackn All Kinds of Insurance MEADORS BROS. Phone 59 Otwell Indiana Petersburg Indiana WINSLOW AUTO SALES THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pontiac HThe Bank of Friendly Servicen Winslow Indiana Petersburg Indiana Compliments Compliments of of J. M. KIDD MILTON H. OMSTEAD, M.D. Optometrist Petersburg Indiana Petersburg Indiana WYATT SEED CO., INC. Compliments of Wholesalers Field HHoosier Seeds FLEMING'S BARBER SHOP Brandu Grain - Seed - Feed Petersburg Indiana Phone 242 Petersburg, Ind. THE DOTY AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Compliments Lincoln Hotel Building of Phone 80 Petersburg, Indiana GERBO BOWLING LANES Karl O Schafer Jasper Indiana Ira A Doty George R Doty Best Wishes SMITH'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE to the Phone 112 508 Fourth Huntingburg, Ind MALCOLM RADCLIFFE Class of 1958 JASPER DESK Co'. Jasper Indiana Compliments of HEMMERLEIN 8 ECKERLE Zenith - Television - Radios Philco - Ranges - Freezers Refrigerators - Television Speed Queen Washers Sunbeam Appliances Phone 230W Phone 237 506 Fourth St HWe Make Houses Into Homesn St. PARKET MARKET, INC. Carl Witte Vic Dippel Your Complete Food Market 611 Bartley Street Jasper Indiana -80- Huntingburg, Ind. LINCOLN HOTEL k GROCERY 24-Hour Service Phone 83 Petersburg Indiana Best Wishes in the Coming Years to the Class of 1958 THE JASPER LACQUER COMPANY, INC. Jasper Indiana ECKERT BUICK CO. Hi-Way 45, 56, 231 HDrive a Flight-Pitch Dynaflown Phone 685 Jasper Indiana WILSON FLOWER SHOP Over 30 Years in LEINENBACH CAFE Home of Good Fried Chicken Ireland Indiana In Jasper - Shop REISING S iBoth Storesl For Ladies Ready-to-Wear - Fabrics Jasper Indiana CARPENTER CAFE 8 GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Shoes - Children's Wear , . IIIIIIIIIII Jasper Ice Cream - Soft Drinks Good Coffee Good Food Eighth Q Jackson Velpen s Leading Cafe Jasper Indiana Velpen Indiana Compliments LINE'S STORE of Claude Line LEMOND'S GROCERY Outfitter for Men and Boys Velpen Indiana Jasper Indiana -31- Compliments of HOEFLING TRUCK AND Compliments of TRACTOR, INC. JASPER LAUNDRY 8 International Harvester Dealer McCormick Tractors 8 Machines CLEANER International Trucks Pick-up Station--Craig's Store Phone 1776 101 S. Meridian Jasper Indiana Odon 8 Washington Indiana BLESCH BROS. Ira W. Blesch Ora W. Blesch THEO. J. WELP The Blesch Twin Auctioneers Our Experience Pays Your Jeweler on the Day of Your Sale Jasper Indiana No Sale Too Small, None Too Large Licensed Real Estate Auctioneer Phone 58 or 66 Holland, Ind. ALVIN C. RUXER Compliments Bear Wheel Alignment of Frame Straightening PALACE OF SWEETS Jasper Indiana Huntingburg Indiana Best Wishes to the Compliments Class of 1958 of PALMER ELECTRIC JASPER Norge Appliances-RCA Victor TV's WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY Sporting Goods Jasper Indiana Toys and Housewares Washington Indiana .-82- KLIPSCH Compliments EQUIPMENT CO. INC , PARKER REXALL STORE Make Our Store Your Headquarters Winslow Indiana 304 Main Street Phone 67 Petersburg Indiana , . of Dependable Service at Low Cost Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 CURTIS FUNERAL HOME ARBUCKLE'S THRIFT STORE Funeral Director Clothing for the Whole Family Ambulance Service Main Street Phone 2171 Petersburg Indiana Winslow Indiana Compliments J. R. ADAMS E SON of Druggist FIRST NATIONAL BANK Winslow Indiana Petersburg Indiana Storm Windows Roofing Q Siding JOHN B. GARDNER Storm Doors Free Estimates Plumbing - Heating PETERSBURG HOME IMPROVEMENT Air Conditioning Stokers - Water Softeners 510 Main Street Electric Pumps - Septic Tanks Automatic Water Heaters Petersburg, Indiana Sheet Metals Phone 306 706 Main Street Phone 178A Real Estate Sales and Appraisals Licensed Broker Petersburg Indiana QQ T 5 E TELEVISION SHOP Emerson - Westinghouse Phone 65 808 Main Street TV Sales 8 Service WERNER SHOE STORE John C. Roberts Grace Walker Pike County's Only Exclusive Shoe Store Red Goose Shoes Petersburg, Indiana Petersburg Indiana THE Best Wishes LEMMON GREENHOUSES to the HFlowers For All Occasionsn Class of 1958 Phone 545 MIDWEST TELEPHONE CO. 808 Vincennes Ave. Phone 200 Petersburg, Indiana Petersburg Indiana Compliments of A. B. ONYETT 8 SONS MARATHON SERVICE STATION 8 CAFE Welding - Repairs - Blacksmithing TQ! Wagons - Trailers - Gym Sets -!.'-vk mn fn On North Sth Phone 53 Petersburg, Indiana Otwell Indiana Compliments of HORRELL BROS Petersburg Indiana BURGER'S JEWELRY Since 1927 Watch B Jewelry Repair 705 Main Street Petersburg Indiana Q-A - Compliments of JASPER ICE CO. Compliments of Get Your Jasper Ice Requirements from MERKLEY PACKING CO Hollis Grocery Ireland Indiana Otwell Compliments BREIDENBAUGH BROS. Blocks - Bricks - Ready Mix PAUL J SINGER M D Phones 594 and 888 Physician and Surgeon Jasper Indiana Otwell Indiana in HIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIHHHHIHHHIIHHHIHHI IIIIHHHHHHHIII Compliments of OTWELL METAL WORKS General Repairing Behlen Harsh Cribs Hoists WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE -RS- CONTRIBUTIONS Mason's Root Beer Drive-In S2 Schneider's Dept. Store 2 Mundy Cleaners 2 Farm Bureau Co-Op 2 Ralph Shandy 2 Dr. Steinkamp 2 Lorey's Fashions 2 Lorey Brothers 2 Walters Shoe Store 1 Perel Jewelers 1 Kaiser Plumbing H Heating l Western Auto Store l Chester Thomas 1 Smiley Insurance l Eisenhut's General Store l Marlin Dorsam l Tretter's CJasperD 1 Georgia Lee Gift Shop 1 Ben Franklin l Monica's l Willis Grocery 1 City Cleaners 1 Barney Elkins 1 Noble Ficklin 1 Thomas Cleaners l Clark's Grocery l Norman Sims Landgrebe's Q61 5 , . - 1 , yu ' .: X' , Q. 1.2, ,, r-ww-ge-mv. ww--A f . . . Q , . . F el. Y - af az-P Q5 W., sw- gww, Xm.1r,cyw,:qw 4 .. mu.-' v.,4.j:. ' .,.,,,,,1r-- nswwhwwfv Hm:97nu1H.f-if' Vi'5.ff .w . , ,,., X .V Avzl1X'K'lt'J,J It - V lik I