Paoli High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Paoli, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1950 volume:

Tilt HIILCREST 1950 VOLUME III PAOLI HIGH SCHOOL PAOLI, INDIANA BUSINESS MANAGER Marvin Cornwell crest ADVERTISING MANAGERS CIRCULATING MANAGERS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Randall Doan Mary Hawkins Melvin Runyon Norman Love Mildred Fultz Carol Wilson 2 Eddie Riley CO-EDITORS Mary Alice Byrum LITERARY EDITORS ART EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS Frankie Denton Joan Hawkins Bill Hoke Maxine Fultz Lonnie Rooksby Burnetta McCoy 3 a in te nance Mr. Grant Ham, Mr. Artie Perkins, and Mr. William L. Moore, our high school janitors, are three of the finest in Indiana. Besides taking care of our school, they have other interests as well. Mr. Ham has been employed here for twenty years and has four children. His youngest, Freddie , is a junior in P. H. S. Mr. Ham likes basketball very much. Mr. Perkins has been employed here for eight years, has seven children, five in school, and his hobby is also basketball. For several years he played semi-pro baseball. With the addition of a new building we needed another janitor who is Mr. William L. Moore. Mr. Moore has three children, and his hobby is playing pool. He has been with us just one year, but we think he will enjoy his part as a member of the P. H. S. family. Mr. Moore throws the switch to start operation of the new building. Mr. Ham and Mr. Perkins take time out for a few jokes. 4 MR. BILLY ABEL Mr. Billy Abel was a former Franklin College basketball star, is six FEET FOUR AND THREE QUARTERS, WEIGHT 215 POUNDS. HE IS A VERY FINE ASSISTANT COACH. His HOBBIES ARE READING AND MINDING HIS SMALL SON, BlLLY Lester. This is his first YEAR AT PAOLI , HAV I NG TAUGHT at Pekin last year. MRS. MAXINE ACHBERGER How MRS. ACHBERGER can take care of all the books IN THE LIBRARY, HER HOUSE, AND HER BEAUTIFUL TWIN GIRLS, IS MORE THAN WE CAN UNDERSTAND, But she does it, and DOES A FINE JOB, TOO. ONE OF HER HOBBIES IS COLLECTING FINES FROM OVER DUE BOOKS. MRS. RUTH ALEXANDER Alex , a graduate of De-pauw University, apparently has her hands full taking care of Charlotte, her Mercury, and her cat. Silver. That’s not all; she teaches SEVERAL CLASSES OF MUSIC AND Latin every day and always HAS A SMILE FOR EVERYONE. D. E. CHAMBERS Six-foot two, eyes of blue —THAT S OUR COACH. MR. Chambers graduated from Indiana University, and has been COACHING EVER SINCE. AT ONE TIME HIS BROWNSTOWN TEAM WAS RUNNER-UP IN THE STATE BASKETBALL FINALS. MR. FRED CROWE The Crowe family seems to BE WELL REPRESENTED IN PAOLI WITH THREE CHILDREN AS STUDENTS and Mr. Crowe as teacher. He is one of the busiest MEN IN P.H.S. A FEW OF HIS MANY IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES ARE, Hi-Y sponsor, Math and Trig TEACHER, ATHLETIC ADVISOR TO Mr. Chambers and being an all-around GOOD GUY. MISS MABEL ELLIS Next to her new Buick, Miss Ellis likes to teach History and Geography. Due to the FACT THAT SHE HAS TRAVELED THROUGHOUT THE EAST WHERE SO MANY OF THE HISTORIC EVENTS TOOK PLACE, SHE HAS SOME OF THE MOST INTERESTING CLASSES IN SCHOOL. WE DON’T KNOW WHAT Miss Ellis’s hobby is, but FROM THE LOOKS OF HER WELL-CARED-FOR LAWN AND BEAUT ITUL FLOWERS, IT MUST BE GARDENING. MRS. HOWARD ELLIS Mrs. Howard Ellis lives on A FARM NORTH OF PAOLI WITH HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER, Sandra. She is kept rather BUSY RUNNING FROM HER ART CLASSES IN THE HIGH SCHOOL TO THOSE IN THE GRADE BUILDING. She GRADUATED FROM BUTLER University. MRS. MARY HELEN KLAAS Mary Helen has Klaas , George, to be exact. Most of HER TIME IS DIVIDED BETWEEN KEEPING BOOKS FOR KLAAS TEXACO AND GRADING PAPERS. HER HOBBY IS READING, AND WE VE EVEN HEARD THAT SHE READS WITH THE BOOKS UPSIDE-DOWN IN THE SUMMER IN ORDER TO GET IN PRACTICE FOR THE SCRIBBLING OF HER SHORTHAND CLASSES. MISS MARJORIE LINDLEY Another of our home town TEACHERS IS MlSS MARJORIE Lindley who is responsible FOR ALL THE GOOD HOME MAKERS WHO COME OUT OF P.H.S. One of her achievements is THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE Paoli Chapter of the F.H.A. SHE IS ALSO MUCH INTERESTED IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND SPONSORS the Camera Club. MR. CLAUD MARSH Our industrial arts teacher HAS CERTAINLY HAD HlS HANDS FULL THIS YEAR. HE HAS BEEN IN CHARGE OF ALL THE MOVING INTO THE NEW BUILDING AND IN PREPARING THE BOTTOM FLOOR OF THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FOR NEW GRADE SCHOOL CLASSROOMS. HE IS A SPONSOR of the Junior class. Outside OF SCHOOL HE DOES CARPENTRY, MR. FLOYD FANCHER Daniel Boone Fancher, as HE IS COMMONLY KNOWN AROUND school is Paoli High School s UNDISPUTED BANJO-PICKING CHAMPION, AND HE IS SEEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE ENGLISH SQUARE DANCE. HlS FAVORITE HOBBY IS ’COON HUNTING, TAKING HIS FAMOUS ’COON DOG. P.R. Black Suzie along. MR. C. M. FOSTER This is Mr. Foster’s first YEAR AS AGRICULTURE TEACHER IN Paoli High School and as sponsor of the F.F.A. He has taught PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TO THIS organization; they are to enter A PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE CONTEST IN THE SPRING. HE IS MARRIED AND HAS A SMALL DAUGHTER, Sharon Kay. When he isn’t thinking up something interesting FOR HIS Ag BOYS, HE IS ENJOYING A GAME OF BRIDGE. MISS MAUD ANNA HAM Miss Ham is Paoli s Junior High English teacher; she also SPONSORS THE JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS Club and their paper, Jr.-High-Lites . She likes to TRAVEL AND TAKES a TRIP ALMOST EVERY SUMMER. MISS ELIZABETH JENNETT Miss jennett, of Hoopeston, III., who is in her fourth year as physical education instructor, IS INDEED A BUSY woman. She sponsors the junior class, Hillcrest, G.A.A., J.G. A., AND THE YELL LEADERS. SHE DRIVES A 46 FIVE-PASSENGER DeSoto, WHICH IS QUITE POPULAR WITH THE JUNIOR BOYS. PAINTING AND OTHER MISCELLAN EOUS JOBS. r -Vc, 4s 4 4 «■ % MR. NOEL MCDONALD Mr. McDonald� s biology STUDENTS WILL LONG REMEMBER THEIR MANY INTERESTING FIELD TRIPS, ESPECIALLY THE FENCE CLIMBING AND PICKING OUT BURRS. WE SHARE MR. MCDONALD WITH THE GRADE SCHOOL, WHERE HE TEACHES SIXTH GRADE IN THE A.M. HlS SON, JAMES, IS A LIVE-WIRE SECOND GRADER. MISS ETHEL McKITTRICK Miss McKittrick is very WELL KNOWN, BOTH IN AND OUT OF SCHOOL. SHE IS THE SPONSOR OF THE SCHOOL PAPER, PAOLITE , TEACHES CLASSES ALL DAY AND ALSO DIRECTS THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY. WE all miss Betsy , Kitty's FAITHFUL OLD CAR, BUT THINK her new Chevrolet is really A BEAUTY. MRS. EDNA TEAFORD Mrs. Teaford is a teacher of Sophomore English and Literature and one of the SPONSORS OF THE SOPHOMORE class. She plays the piano AND IS A LOVER OF GOOD music. Students looked forward TO HER TURN AT THE PIANO DURING ROLL CALL PERIODS. MRS. NOBLE TRUEBLOOD Mrs. Trueblood is one of OUR TEACHERS WHO DIVIDES HER TIME BETWEEN HOME AND CLASSES FOR HALF A DAY. DURING THE FIRST SEMESTER, SHE TAUGHT HOME ECONOMICS CLASSES; THE SECOND SEMESTER SHE TOOK OVER Mr. Lamon's task of teaching English to the juniors. MRS. KAY WHISTLER PAOLI'S YOUNGEST TEACHER, Mrs. Kay Whistler of Pine Village, Indiana, has taught IN OUR COMMERCE DEPARTMENT FOR TWO YEARS. SHE GRADUATED FROM |.U. WHERE HER HUSBAND IS STILL STUDYING LAW. MRS. WHISTLER SPONSORS HlLLCREST, FRESHMAN CLASS AND COMMERCE Club, but on weekends her Kaiser whizzes towards Bloomington and Chuck . Few people know that Mrs. Whistler is AN ACCOMPLISHED MUS'CIAN. MR. LUTHER WHITE Mr. White has taught in Paoli High School for a number OF YEARS AND IS KNOWN AS ONE OF THE COUNTY'S LEADING BAND DIRECTORS. He KEEPS VERY BUSY THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE YEAR; DURING THE SUMMERS HIS BAND GIVES A CONCERT ON Thursday evenings for the enjoyment OF THE COMMUNITY. HlS HAPPY DAY CAME THIS YEAR WHEN HE MOVED INTO THE LARGER BAND ROOM IN THE NEW BUILDING. MRS. EVA LINDLEY Eva is our able office GIRL, AND IS ALSO A GRADUATE of P.H.S. The salutatorian of HER CLASS OF '48, HER HOBBIES ARE CROCHETING AND READING. Her two sisters. Opal and Von- DA, ARE STILL STUDENTS IN Paoli School y ® 8 CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER West Baden H. S. 9; Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; Latin Club 10, II, 12; Senior Drama 12; Paolite Staff 10, II, 12; Glee Club II, 12; Band 10, II, 12; GAA |0, II, 12; Librarian 11. CHLOE BABCOCK Tri-Hi-Y 12; Latin Club 9; Senior Drama 12; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff ||, 12; GAA 10, ||, 12; Librarian |0, II. CLIFFORD BAKER President of Class 9, 10; Vice-President II; Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Hillcrest Staff 10, 12; Paolite Staff 9, |0, II, 12; Glee Club 9 12; Student Council 9, II; Hi-Y 9; Varsity Club II; Basketball 9 10, II, 12; Softball 9, 10; Cross Country 9, 10., II, |2; Christian Interest Organization 10; Intramural Coach 12. 10 JAMES BOBBITT Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Paolite Staff 12; Glee Club 9; Monitor II; Hi-Y 9, 10, II; Christian Interest Organization 10. EDWIN BREEDEN Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Paolite Staff 9, 10, 12; Hi-Y 9� 10, II, 12. W|LMA BUERCKLEY Latin Club 9; Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Paolite Staff 10, II, 12; Glee Club 9, 10. 4 MARVIN CORNWELL Senior Drama 12; Jr. Guild II; Hillcrest Staff 12; Paolite Staff II; Ass't. Monitor II; Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball 10, II, 12; Soft-ball II; Intramural League Coach 12. ARNOLD DAVIS Jr. Guild II; Glee Club 9; Hi-Y 9 10, II, 12; Varsity Club I I; Basketball 9, 10, II, 12. ANITA FARLOW Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; Latin Club Senior Drama 12; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff 9, 10, II, 12; Glee Club 9, 10, II, 12. GERALD FARLOW Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; Senior Drama I2; Hillcrest Staff ||; Paolite Staff 10; Glee Club 9, 10, II, 12; Camera Club 12; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Hi-Y 9 10, II � 12; Varsity Club II; Christian Interest Organization 10. ANNE FRANCIS Tri-Hi-Y 12; Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Paolite Staff ||, 12; Glee Club 10; Band 9, 10, II; GAA 10, II; Librarian 9. 13 DAVID GILLIATT Vice-President of Class 12; porter of Class 9i Senior Drama Jr. Guild II; Paolite Staff 9, 12; Glee Club II, 12; Band II, Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12. Re-12; II , 12; MARJORIE HACKNEY Latin Club 9; Senior Drama 12; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff 9, |0, II, 12; Glee Club 9, 10; GAA 9, 10, II. LEROY HARLOW Latin Club 10, II; Paolite Staff 10, II, 12; Glee Club II; Ass't. Monitor II; Student Council 12; Hi-Y 10, I I . WILLIAM HARLOW Senior Drama |2; Paolite Staff 12; Glee Club 9, 10, II; Band 10, II; Monitor II ; Hi-Y 10, II; FTA 10, II. 14 DALE HAWKINS Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; Senior Drama 12; Hillcrest Staff II; Camera Club 12; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12. WAYNE HAWKINS KATHRYN HOLADAY Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; Latin Club 9; Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff 9, 10, II, 12; Glee Club 9, 10; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Monitor II; GAA 9, |0; Librarian 10. JANE KIRK Latin Club 10, II; Senior Drama 12; Paolite Staff II, 12; Glee Club I I. BETTY LOU LAM Class President 12; Latin Club 9; Senior Drama 12; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff 12; Glee Club 9, 10; Monitor II; GAA 9, 10, II; Student Council 9, 12. DOYLE LAMBDIN Latin Club 9; Glee Club 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12; Varsity Club II; Soft-ball II, 12; Intramural League 12. MARILYN LAMON Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; Latin Club 9; Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff ||, 12; Band 9 10, II Librarian 10. 16 BETTY ANN LANE Latin Club 9i JR. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff 12; Glee Club 9, 10; Band II, 12. BURNETTA ANNE McCOY Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; Senior Drama 12; Hill-crest Staff 12; Paolite Staff 10; Glee Club 9, 12; GAA 9, 10, II, 12; Librarian II. MARY ALICE MARTIN Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff ||, 12; Ass't. Monitor II; Ass't. Librarian ||; Seco Club 9. 17 PAT MAYES Tri-Hl-Y II, Senior Drama |2; lite Staff 9, |0 9, 10; Band 10, Librar 1 aKi II. 12; Latin Club 10; Jr. Guild II; Pao-, II, 12; Glee Club II; GAA 9, 10, II; FREDDY MOORE Jr. Guild II; Paolite Staff 12; FFA 9, 12. LEWIS OWENS r DUANE RADCLIFFE Class President II; Latin Club 9 10; Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Band 9; Student Council 9� 1°� II � 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12; Varsity Club 10, II; Basketball 9� 10 II 12; Soft-ball 10, II, 12; Track 9; Cross Country 9,11, 12. 19 GEORGE ROACH Latin Club 10, II, 12; Senior Drama 12; Hillcrest Staff ||; Camera Club 12; Monitor 12. HELEN ROACH Senior Drama |2; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff 9, 10, II, 12; GAA 9, 10, II, 12. PAUL ROLL Hi-Y 12; Intramural League 12. JANE ANN ROOKSBY Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10, II; Paolite Staff 9, 10, II, 12; Librarian II. 20 BOB RUNYON Senior Drama 12; Jr. Guild II. MELVIN RUNYON Latin Club )', Commerce Club 10; Hillcrest Staff 12; Camera Club II, 12. FREEMAN STONE Paolite Staff 9, 10; Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12; Christian Interest Organization 10; Intramural League 12. V IRGIN I A TARR Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10, 12; GAA II; Office Girl 12. JUANITA WALLS VON TRESS Senior Drama 12; Jr. Guild II; Glee Club 9; Office Girl II, 12. 22 KATHERINE WELLMAN Tri-Hi-Y 12; Jr. Guild II; Paolite Staff 12; FHA ||, 12; Monitor II. MAR IELLAN WlLLIAMS Senior Drama 12; Jr. Guild II; Paolite Staff |2; Glee Club 9; Band II, 12; Junior Band 10. RAY WlLSON JEAN WOLFE Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; Senior Drama 12 Jr. Guild II; Glee Club 9, 10, II FHA 10, II, 12; Camera Club I I , 12 Monitor 12. MARY YOUNG Historian of Class 12; Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; Latin Club 9; Jr. Guild II; Commerce Club 10; Paolite Staff 10, II, 12; Glee Club 9, 10, II; Librarian 9, 10; Student Council 10, II, 12. 23 BACK ROW: Bill Kellams, Bill Hoke, Jerry Meadows, Earl Claxton, Roy Newlin, Marvin Gilliatt, Gene Holland, John Allen, Wayne Hollen, Bob Scott, Eugene Young, Gene White, Noel Lashbrooks, Paul Busick. FOURTH ROW: Marylou Brubeck, Norma Hawkins, Paul McIntosh, John Brown, Lovell Jones, Dale Eickelberger, Richard Opel, Billy Joe Lambdin, John Rutherford, Jim Crowe, Johnny Padgett, Jerald McCracken, Jack Mitchell, Maurine Lindley, Mary Alice Byrum. THIRD ROW: Mr. Claude Marsh (Spon.), Clorine Durbin, Clara Boss, Betty Huffmire, Doris Stringer, Anna Lee Perkins, Helen Hobson, Ruth Dougherty (Withdrawn), Marlene Brown, Mari -GLAYNE EasTERDAY, JACQUELINE KAIRCHNER, DOROTHY COOK, RUTH DuNN , Miss Elizabeth Jennett (Spon.). SECOND ROW: Kathleen Smith, Alice Newlin (Withdrawn), Georgia Condra, Virginia Beaty, Geraldine Lone, Thelma Minton, Rosemary Springer, Anna Lea Wilcutt, Wilma Thorlton, Sue Pickens, Maryrose Patton, Jane Horner, Carol Wilson, Irene Livingston. FIRST ROW: Phillip Haworth, ArthurKin-caid, Freddy Ham, Eddie Riley, Charles Gregory, Bob Monroe, Jim Jones. Jen BACK ROW: Billy Padgett, Bob Marshall, Jim Monroe, Loren Tomlinson, Bob Crowe, Raymond Radcliffe, Parvin Chastain, Bill Gregory, Leo Waynick, Tommy Hobson, Roger Jackson , Ri chard Clayton, Joey Beaty. FOURTH ROW: Donald Roberts, Norman Love, Vance Elliot, Charles Collins, Donald Morris, Kenny Hammond, Evadeen Spencer, Shirley Trinkle, Jo Ann Marlette, Curtis Busick, Merle Clements, Kenneth Bennett, Frankie Denton, Robert Sisco. THIRD ROW: Norma Pickens, Patty Oakley, Ruth Springer, Pat Milligan, Mary King, Helen McBride, Carolyn Williams, Sue Jones, Elizabeth Speer, Jo Ann Gardner, Annabelle Kirby, Resa Lambdin, Martha Banks. SECOND ROW: Mr. C. M. Foster (Spon.), Robert Kendall, John Bosley, Martha Clements, Martha Breeden, Mary Hawkins, Mary Jane Rowe, Jeanette Ramsey, Charlotte Clements, Joyce Foster, Wanda Atchley, Doyle Busick, Phillip Smith, Buddy Dixon. FIRST ROW: Joyce Combs, Iris Landers, Faith Allen, Violet Hawkins, Ruth Lankford, Kathryn Hall, Rosemarie Cloud, Emogene Elliott, Norma McCracken, Carol Rudd, Thelma Allen, Harriet Jones, Carolyn Edwards, Thelma White. BACK ROW: Austin Foster, Monty Nevlin, Georgie Perkins, Charles Dillard, Clarence Martin, Philip Dillard, Philip Copeland, Glen Sprinkle, Larry Flannigan, Billy Sailer, Jimmy Wolfe, Reed Corn-well, Franklin Chastain, Max Foster, David Newlin, Robert Wood-burn, Hobart Hall. FOURTH RCW: Howard King, Lonnie Rooksby, Martha Coffey, Henrietta Taylor, Ann Wells, Mary Ellen Strother, Ann McBride, Mary Ellen Speer, Joan Knight, Carol Vest, Mildred Fultz (Withdrawn), Jeanette Trimble, Claudetta Ferguson, Betty Milligan, Maurice Jackson. THIRD ROW: Anita Hamilton, Sherrell Webster, Alice Rutherford, Shirley Shelton, Patty Gerkin, Wanda Ben- oL raae nett, Joyce Beaty, Wanda Moon, Charline Wood, Dotty Smelser, Carolyn Wright, Vonda Beaty, Hilda Lane. SECOND ROW: Mr. Floyd Fancher (Spon.), Kenneth Brown, Ferrell King, Mary Wininger Wanda Longest, Helen Holiday, Helen Cook, Delores Dailey, Dorothy Young, Gladys Sisco, Opal Wellman, Clyde Wilson, Melvin Boyer, Mrs. K. Whistler (Spon.). FRONT ROW: Bonnie Dillard, Mary Alice Lamon , Billy Busick, Sonny Clary, James Stotts, Donald Smith, Bobbie Warren, Francis Riley, Frances Slaten, Mary Faith Nicholson. BACK ROW: David Pickens, Carl Kendall, Keith Roberts, Phillip Patton, Marvin Dixon, Charles Scott, Jimmy Daugherty, Lawrence Toliver, Carl Puckett, Gene Robbins, Wayne Cecil, Jimmie Haley, Floyd Fanch-er. FOURTH ROW: Marietta Busick, Jannie Parks, Delora Gregory, Shir-ley Collins, Beverly Gardiner, Eunice Patton, Judy Milligan, Vera Kirby, Trilla Sue Hollen, Shirley Perkins, Betty Smith, Lila Jean Francis, Martha McIntosh, Fredina Crow, Geneva Love, Helen Robbins. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Maxine Achberger (Spon.), Helen Love, Olive Mae Noble, Barbara Robbins, Maxine Fultz (Withdrawn), Rachcl Jones, Neva Cook, Lilith Atchley, Marjorie Patton, Loraine Phillips, Kathleen Hall, Marilyn Hill, Miss Maud Anna Ham (Spon.). SECOND ROW: Shirley Breeden, Ruth Dixon, Betty Turner, Anna Jean Schriber, Annabelle Strother, Betty Eickelberger , Martha Roberts, Jean Lino-ley, Carrie Arnold, Patty Underwood, Phyllis Tucker, Doris Mae Marshall. FIRST ROW: James Atkinson, William Clarence Wilson, Marvin Rinker, Donald Thorlton, Max Elliott, Norman Wells, Carl Pittman. •Seven BACK ROW: David Payton (Withdrawn), George Abel, Ronald Haley, George Rowe, William Carl Weeks, Richard Holiday, Tommy Dunn, Russell Harris, Teddy Golliher, Donald Bundy, Johnny Robertson, Luther Strother, Gail Puckett, Russell Love, Billy Runyon. FOURTH ROW: Paul Clements, Freddie Robbins, Eddie Gorloch, Jimmy Babcock, Bobby Mayes, Donavon Stroud, Donnis Highfill, Hubert Chastain, Billy Moore, Jimmy Vaughn, Max Mathers, Lee Roy Patton, Larry Boss, Wayne Tuell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Noel McDonald (Sponsor), Rosemary Patton, Bctty Steen, Mary Denham (Withdrawn), Bonnie Clements, Wanda Walton, Opal Beaty, Mary Jane Bishop, Anita Davis, Elsie Dewhurst , Nina Minton, Patty King, Patty Longest, Carolyn Patton, Nancy Archer, Sarah Powers, Shirley Limeberry, Anne Moore, Grace Hutslar , Mrs. Ruth Alexander (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Phyllis Slayton, Carita Corn-well, Janet Wilson, Joan Dillard, Donna Boyd, Lora Sisco, Joanne Hawkins, Rosalie Slayton, Charlotte Walls, Suzanne Gromer, Barbara Baker, Goldie Morgan, Virginia Boss, Linda Morris, Barbara Fultz (Withdrawn). FIRST ROW: Jack Kellams, Larry Cox (Withdrawn), Robert Limeberry, James Lorey, William Garard (Withdrawn), Ivan Goodman, Harold Ervin, Darrell Craig, Bobby Minton. Two is Company 1950 1999 Eager beavers Biking to Baden Oh-hum . WIND-BLOWN A LONELY HEART Walls and Davis Ride Again Seems to be a popular sport An Outing at Spring Mill Gone but not forgotten Yoo Hooi Here I Am! Back Views Clown i:jg or Crowning 32 Going Boating Just practicing? Three mosquitoes Geography students take a trip around the world. A little joke now and then makes Latin class more interesting. Mrs. Klaas’s shorthand students sometimes complain of writer’s cramps after a session such as this. Home Ec. students enjoy the pleasant surroundings in their new quarters. “Watch those errors! Mrs. Whistler cautions for the “umpteenth time in her beginning typing class. Biology students enjoy their many varied projects in Mr. McDonald’s classes. “Gents swing in and ladies swing out” as the sixth period mixed gym class cuts a few capers. “Dale, I’ve told you a million times you mustn’t plow your pasture under every other year. Mr. Marsh seems to be finding amusement in one of Doyle and John-nie’s projects. Everyone in Mrs. Teaford’s English class seems to find his own work quite interesting except Bob. Mr. Lamon (yes, that’s Mr. Lamon) points out an interesting item to his government class. LEFT ROW: Billy Sailor, David Gilliatt, John Rutherford, Gerald Farlow, Gene White, Vonda Beaty, Joyce Foster, Henrietta Taylor, JoAnn Gardner. SECOND ROW: Betty Ann Lane, Harold Hall, Dale Hawkins, Geraldine Lone, Martha Breeden, Kathleen Hall, Jerry meadows, Norma Pickens, Patty Gerkin, Charlotte Alexander, Betty Eickel-berger. THIRD ROW; Mariellen Williams, Mary Lou Brubeck, Floyd Fancher, Robert Woodburn, Charles Radcliff, Hilda Lane, Pat Milligan, Beverly Gardner, Thelma Allen, Mary Opal Spear, Delora Gregory. RIGHT ROW: Maryrose Patton, Mary Alice Lamon, Billy Gregory, John Bosley, Betty Turner, Johnny Padgett, Shirley Breeden, Barbara Stevens, Kathryn Holaday. This year's band held the distinction of being the first to occupy the new band room. It played for convocations, ball games, and pep sessions. The out-of-town trips this year were to Terre Haute and Mitchell. It acted as host to the Indiana State Teachers College band on March 9, and Salem band on March 17. 38 This year the majorette and twirlers were newly elected. Mary Alice Byrum, a junior, is majorette; Carol Rudd and Carolyn Edwards, sophomores, are the twirlers. The girls are sporting new uniforms this year and are very proud of the position they hold in P. H. S.fs band. The choir numbers 42 voices this year; 19 boys and 23 girls. It sang for convocation programs, Orange County Music Festival, local school festival and the commencement activities. Henrietta Taylor is the accompanist. BACK ROW: Harold Hall, Billy Sailor, Eddie Riley, John Bosley. THIRD ROW: David Gilliatt, Doyle Lambdin, Jim Crowe, Bill Hoke, Clifford Baker, Jerald McCracken, Gerald Farlow, John Rutherford, Bill Gregory, Jack Mitchell, Richard Opel. SECOND ROW: Carol Vest, Rose Marie Cloud, Hilda Lane, Vonda Beaty, Mariglayne Easterday, Ruth Daugherty (withdrawn), Burnetta McCoy, Carolyn Wright, Jeanette Trimble, Ruth Springer, Sherrell Webster, Shirley Shelton, Henrietta Taylor. FIRST ROW: Sue Pickens, Rosemary Springer, Charlotte Alexander, Mr. Luther White, Director, Mary Alice Byrum, Geraldine Lone, Mary Rose Patton. s$ctivitied BACK ROW: Billy Moore, Leroy Harlow, Eddie Riley, Mr. merle Lamon (Sponsor), Duane Radcliffe, Bob Crowe, Betty Lam, Lilith Atchley. FRONT ROW: Jane Horner, Jim Crowe, Mary Young, Carolyn Edwards, Larry Flanigan, Henrietta Taylor. Our Student Council of Paoli High School was organized in the spring of 1940. The membership consists of thirteen students and a faculty advisor. Mr. Lamon has been chosen as sponsor for the past four years. THE OFFICERS OF THE 1949-50 STUDENT COUNCIL ARE: President............Duane Radcliffe Secretary-Treasurer .... Betty Lam Vice-President .... Mary Young Sergeant-at-arms . Eddie Riley, Jim Crowe This has been an important year in the history of Paoli Sodalitas Latina, for the club became a part of the Junior Classical League, a national organization. There were 57 members to uphold the club’s purpose--to maintain an appreciation of classic civilization. Such activities as a convocation of Christmas carols, a Roman banquet, sending contestants to the Latin Contest, and checking wraps at all ball games have kept the club busy. BACK ROW: Sue Pickens, Rose Mary Springer, Thelma Minton, Burnetta McCoy, Eddie Riley, Leroy Harlow, George Roach, Dale Hawkins, Gerald Farlow, Jerald McCracken, Bill Hoke, Jim Crowe, Richard Opel, Jane Horner, Mary Rose Patton, Charlotte Alexander. THIRD ROW: Mary Wininger, Harold Clary, Lonnie Rooksby, Reed Cornwell, Harold Hall, Clarence Martin, Jerry Meadows, Bill Gregory, Richard Clayton, Robert Wood-burn, Austin Foster, Norman Love, James Stotts, Shirley McCracken (withdrawn). SECOND ROW: Delores Dailey, Martha Coffey, Shirley Shelton, Henrietta Taylor, Mildred Fultz (withdrawn), Marlene Brown, JoAnn Gardner, Mary King, Mariellen Spear, Charlotte Clements, Ruth Springer, Claudetta Ferguson, Jeanette Trimble, Patty Gerkin, Sherrill Webster, Anita Hamilton, Wanda Longest. FRONT ROW: Stella Dewhurst, Ann Wells, Donald Smith, Leo Waynick, Mrs. Alexander (Sponsor), Joyce Foster, Bob Crowe, Larry Flanigan, Frankie Denton, Rose Marie Cloud, Bonnie Dillard, Gladys Sisco, Carolyn Wright. oCatina THE PAOLITE VOLUME XXVI PAOLI HIGH SCHOOL, PAOLI, INDIANA, JANUARY 24. 1950_NUMBER Paolite Will Be Twenty-five Years Old Jan. 29 Twenty-five years ago, the first •Paolite’' was published. The date )f this first edition was Jan. 29, 925. Although the “Paolite” has jone through many changes, its urpose to serve as the voice telling )f Paoli Schools remains the same. The first editions had six Hi by 8 nch, three-column pages. In looking through those first ?ditions, the “Paolite” staff finds nany differences between the first ind later Paolites. The faculty advisors of the first apers were Mr. R. W. Lehner, bus-ness advisor, and MJss Elizabeth Jeldon, literary advisor. Several fa niliar names appeared on the first taff including Joseph J. Copeland. Sylvia Cornwell, Eizabeth Dillon, John Riley, Robert Braxton, Minnie Mathieu, Kenneth Murray, and Flora Miller. Class reporters were Hilda Ross, Audrey Dickey, Kenneth Cornwell, and Ruth Sinclair. The first papers contained news ranging from basketball tourneys to candy sales. The first paper also contained an honor roll boasting sixteen members. Class news was given a large display in each paper. Names that appeared on advertisements in the first editions and that still appear are: Bowles Drug Store, Strand, The Orange County Bank, Hoosier Hardware Co., and Blish Monyhan. Miss Betty Beldon was sponsor of the “Paolite” for one and one-half years. Miss Ethel McKittrick then took over the job and has acted in this capacity from that time. Noted Musicians Present Program The Melody Four, nationally known solo artists from Cleveland. Ohio, entertained the students of Paoli High School and visitors Jan. 16. The members of the quartette included: Ed Spears, first tenor; John Manzo, second tenor; Ted Korosy. manager and baritone; Bill Shroeder, bass and accompanist. Paolite Wins Two Awa: In a recent issue of the Lo isville Times, it was report that this year the Paolite w first place in a state cont for high school papers spons ed by the I. U. chapter Sigi Delta Chi national journalis fraternity. These papers a exhibited each year at t State Fair. Notice was received Sept, that first class ranking w given the paper by N. S. P. judges. Both out-going and ln-coi principals smiled from the : page of last week’s Republican. Queens added glamour to pag BACK ROW: Fatty Gerkin, Gladys Sisco. Mary Ellen Sneer. William Harlow, Elizabeth Sp«.er, Mary Jane Rowe, Fatty Oakley. THIRD ROW: John Rutherford, Harold Hall, Philip Bosley, Clifford Baker, Char les Gregory. Bob Dixon. SECOND ROW: Mary Alice Byrum, Martha Banks, Henrietta Taylor. Jeanette Trimble. Ruth Springer, Jeanette Ramsey, Jean loltc, Miss McKittrick (Sponsor). FRONT ROW: Harriet Jones. Norma McCracken. Violet Hawkins, Joyce Combs, Anna Lea Wilcutt. BACK ROW: Thelma Minton, Georgia Condra, Mariellen Williams. LeRoy Harlow Sue Pickens. David Gilliatt. Betty Huffmire, Clara Boss, Ann Francis, Mari lyn Lnmon. SECOND ROW: Maryrose Patton. Jane K� rk. Rosemary Springer, Mis Ethel McKittrick (Sponsor), Norma Pickens, Pat Milligan. Chloe Babcock Betty Lam, Mary Alice Martin, Marjorie Hackney. SEATED: Helen Roach. Char lotte Alexander, Kaye Holaday, Jane Rooksby, Pat Mayes. Mary Young. £ BUSinfSS MID EDITORIAL HEADS BACK ROW: MnriglnyneEasterday. Norma Hawkins, Barbara Stevens, Marlene Brown. FOURTH ROW: John Brown. Freddie Moore, Donald Condra. Leo Waynick, Bob Monroe. Vance Elliott. THIRD ROW: DorothyCook, Sue Jone s. Martha Pittman. Katherine Wellman. Lucy Dewhurst, Betty Lane, Olive Bennett, Miss McKittrick (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Carolyn Wr ight, Lora ine Phillips. Marjorie Put -ton, Annnbclle Kirby, Shirley Trinkle. FRONT ROW: Gail Puckett, Jimmy Haley, Gene Robbins, Carl Pittman. Music Department Plans Second Semester Aff As the second semester gets erway, the music department themselves very busy preparing many and varied programs. Gale Hawkins, tenor saxopl player, and Charlotte Alexai vocalist, are preparing solos for state solo contest. The district test Will be held in Blooming Saturday, Feb. 4. On Feb. 21, special music wi provided for the D. A. R. prog On March 9, the Paoli : School band will be host to Indiana State Teachers' Co band, which organization Is lng Southern Indiana. On March 10, the high sc band goes to Mitchell for a BACK ROW: Barbara Pickens, Virginia Tarr, Pat Milligan, Joan Marlette, Betty Huffmire, Doris McCracken (withdrawn), Elizabeth Spear, Martha Clements, Carolyn Edwards. THIRD ROW: Mary Hawkins, Jane Ann Rooksby, Annabelle Kirby, Martha Banks, Doris Stringer, Kathleen Smith, Harriet Jones, Jeanette Ramsey. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Kay Whistler (Sponsor), Mary Jane Rowe, Lucy Dewhurst, Betty Anne Lane, Phillip Smith, Faye Allen, Carol Rudd, Mrs. Mary Helen Klaas (Sponsor). FRONT ROW: Anna Lee Perkins, Norma McCracken, Violet Hawkins, Annalea Wilcutt, Wilma Thorlton, Joyce Combs, Ruth Lankford, Thelma Minton. (Commerce cu The Commercial Club is sponsored by Mrs. Charles Whistler and Mrs. George Klaas. Anyone who belongs to the Commercial Club must be in the commerical curriculum. This year the club has sold furniture polish and will sponsor a show to make money for their club, with which to buy needed equipment. Martha Pittman, Pat Milligan, Jean Wolfe, Miss Maud Anna Ham (Sponsor), Fred Ham, Dale Hawkins, Gene White, Phillip Bosley, Johnny Padgett, Melvyn Runyon, Billy Joe Lambdin, Carol Rudd, Miss Marjorie Lindley (Sponsor), Mariglayne Easterday, Anita Farlow. The Camera Club originated in Paoli High School in 1948. The sponsors are Miss Marjorie Lindley and Miss Maud Anna Ham. This year the club has grown to 16 members, with Johnny Padgett as president. The purpose of the club is to teach students to develop and print their own negatives. They also do tinting and enlarging of pictures. 44 BACK ROW: Jerry Meadows, Freeman Stone, Noel Lashbrooks, Joe Beaty, Randall Doan, Donald Condra, Gerald Farlow, John Walls, Jerald McCracken, Paul Roll, Leo Waynick. FOURTH ROW: Richard Opel, Jim Crowe, Bob Marshall, Roger Jackson, Doyle Lambdin, Bill Gregory, Kenneth Hammond, Loren Tomlinson, Bob Crowe, Raymond Radcliffe, Billy Sailor, Elmo Perkins. THIRD ROW: James Stotts, Marvin Cornwell, Curtis Busick, Dale Eickelberger, John Padgett, Arnold Davis, Phillip Haworth, Arthur Kincaid, Max Foster, Roy Newlin, Charles Collins. SECOND ROW: Billy Busick, Monty Newlin, Clyde Wilson, Donald Smith, Lonnie Rooksby, Hobart Hall, Jr., Robert Woodburn, George Perkins, Frank Denton, Norman Love, Bob warren, Bud Dixon. FRONT ROW: David Gilliatt, Duane Radclitfe, Mr. Fred Crowe-Sponsor, Dale Hawkins, Bob Dixon. The Paoli High School Hi-Y Club was organized in 1940 by Mr. Fred Crowe. There were 32 members in the club, with Bob Flemingas President. The club continued until Mr. Crowe was made principal of the high school in 1943. It was reorganized again in 1946 and has continuedto grow inmembers each year. It now has over 50 members. The club carries on at least one worthwhile project each year. This year the Club sponsored two convocations. The Hi-Y platform is to create, maintain, and extend through the school and community high standards of Christian character. The motto is “clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Every boy is expected to meet these requirements. “Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions, is the motto of this Christian fellowship, which isopen to any girl regardless of color, creed, race, or economic status. The purpose of this organization is to help its members and others to understand and accept the principles of Christianity, and to live better Christian lives. Our sponsoring committee consists of: Miss Mable Ellis, club advisor, Mrs. Charles Whistler, faculty member, and Mrs. William Hoke, Christian Lay Woman. BACK ROW: Marilyn Lamon, Jeanette Trimble, JoAnn Gardner, Betty Huffmire, Mariellen Spear, JoAnn Marlette, Jeanette Ramsey, Ruth Springer, Joyce Foster, Pat Milligan, Kathryn Holaday. THIRD ROW: Henrietta Taylor, Pat Mayes, Thelma Minton, Carol Vest, Shirley Shelton, Clara Boss, Carol Francis, Sherrell Webster, Burnetta McCoy, Mrs. Kay Whistler. SECOND ROW: Olive Bennett, Martha Pittman, Katherine Wellman, Miss Mabel Ellis-Sponsor, Charlotte Alexander, Norma McCracken, Mary Alice Lamon. FRONT ROW: Jean Wolfe, Jane Ann Rooksby, Chloe Babcock, Mary Young, Rosemary Springer, Sue Pickens, Maryrose Patton. Zk. J4;.y 45 3.U4 BACK ROW: Martha Pittman, Katherine Wellman, Kathryn Hall, Ann McBride, Georgia Condra, iss Marjorie Lindley-Sponsor, Mary Hawkins, Ruth Lankford, Violet Hawkins, Carol Ann Vest, Mary Alice Lamon, Martha Breeden. Around The Table: Ruth Dunn, Mary Lou Brubeck, Jean Wolfe, Clara Boss, Mariglayne Easterday. In attendance at the Fall F. H. A. District meeting at Columbus, Indiana, were the following girls; Ruth Lankford, Violet Hawkins, Mary Hawkins, Mary Alice Lamon, Carol Vest, Mary Lou Brubeck, Jean Wolfe. Chapter members helped sponsor a “Good Posture Week” in P. H. S. this year. During intermissions of the annual Variety Show, F. H. A. had a cozy restaurant set up. They also had entered a float in the parade earlier that afternoon. The Future Farmers of America, or UFFA” as it is commonly known, is a national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public schools. No national student organization enjoys greater freedom of self-government under adult council and guidance than the “FFA. It is a non-profit, non-politicai, farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. STANDING: John Bosley, Phillip Dillard, Fred Moore, Wayne Hollen, John Allen, Jim Monroe, Franklin Chastain, Roy Newlin, Bob Dixon, Mr. C.M. Foster-Sponsor, Eugene Young, Bob Marshall, Dale Eickelberger, Bob Monroe, Raymond Radcliffe, Curtis Busick, Loren Tomlinson., Bob Scott. SEATED: Joe Beaty, Marvin Gilliatt, Melvin Boyer, Parvin Chastain, Doyle Busick, Billie Busick, Charles Dillard, Bill Kellams, Maurice Jackson, Robert Sisco, Hobart Hall, Ferrell King, Francis Riley, Roger Jackson, Billy Padgett, Buddy Dixon. 3L3UI 46 £ 2) enior rama In the Cast of LET’S TRADE PLACES , presented at Annual Variety Show: Mary Alice Martin, Marilyn Lamon, Randall Doan, Marvin Cornwell, Jimmy Bobbit, Kathryn Holaday, David Gilliatt . In the Audience; BACK ROW: Duane Radcliffe, Dale Hawkins, Jane Kirk, Burnetta McCoy, Pat Mayes, Edwin Breeden, Bob Runyon. FRONT ROW: Charlotte Alexander, Helen Roach, Anita Farlow, Marjorie Hackney, Clifford Baker, Wilma Buerkley, Jean Wolfe, Mariellen Williams, William Harlow, Betty Lam, Miss Ethel McKittrick-Sponsor, Gerald Farlow. The Senior Drama Club has long been in the history of Paoli High School. It was organized by Miss Ethel McKittrick on November 15, 1933. The club’s purpose is to develop interest and skill in acting, which enables the seniors to produce a better class play. The club meets once a month; at each meeting different members act out a play. The Junior Dramatics Club is a club open only to Juniors who are interested in dramatics and who wish to gain experience in order to prepare them for the Senior Dramatics Club. It is sponsored by Mrs. Edna Teaford. Each person in the club is required to perform at least once during the year. Usually the club gives one public appearance. Each meeting is in charge of a committee who select and direct short plays. The officers for this year were? President .... Vice-President . . Seer eta ry-T rea surer Reporter .... . . . Bill Hoke . . Eddie Riley . . Jane Horner Rosemary Springer junior In the Cast of TOM TIT TOT : Richard Opel, Rosemary Springer, Eddie Riley, Jane Horner, Sue Pickens, Maryrose Patton, Jim Crowe. In Audience; BACK ROW: Edna Tea-ford-Sponsor , Bill Hoke, Jerald McCracken, Mary Alice Byrum. SECOND ROW: Clara Boss, Ruth Dougherty (withdrawn), Maurine Lindley, Helen Hobson, D rothy Cook. FIRST ROW: Ruth Dunn, Mary Lou Brubeck, Virginia Beaty. FIFTH ROW; Eddie Garloch, George Abel, David Payton, Larry Boss, Wayne Tuell, Russell Love, James Bowen, Keith Roberts, Ronald Haley, George Roll, Carl Weeks, Lawrence Toliver, Don Bundy, Ted Golliher, Darrell Craig, Lee Roy Patton. FOURTH ROW: Sue Hollen, Lorraine Phillips, Ann Moore, Barbara Robbins, Olive Mae Noble, Geneva Love, Fredina Crowe, Shirley Collins, Beverly Gardiner, Maxine Fultz (withdrawn), Rachel Jones, Grace Hutslar, Neva Cook, Eunice Patton, Judith Milligan, Ann Perkins, Betty Smith, Shirley Limeberry, Barbara Fultz (withdrawn), Marjorie Patton, Lila jean Francis. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Hall, Marilyn Hill, Charlotte Walls, Carolyn Patton, Opal Beaty, Patty Longest, Annabelle Strother, Jean Schriber, Elsie Dew-Hurst, Anita Davis, Linda Morris, Martha Lindley, Carrie Arnold, Marietta Busick, Phyllis Tucker, Helen Love, Delora Gregory, Betty Eickelberger, Lilith Atchley, Sarah Powers, Mrs. Alexander-1nstructor. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Gromer, Rita Cornwell, Lora Sisco, Joan Hawkins, Shirley Breeden, Ruth Dixon, Nina Minton, Bonnie Clements, Joan Dillard, Patty King, Wanda Walton, Janet Wilson, Donna Boyd, Virginia Boss, Betty Tucker, Goldie Morgan. FIRST ROW: Larry Cox, Carl Pittman, Norman Wells, Marvin Rinker, Jack Kellams, James Lorey, Robert Limeberry, Paul Clements, Fred Robbins. Glee Club is very popular with the Junior High students. They meet in the gymnasium the third period every Tuesday and Thursday to sing popular songs. The members of the Junior High Dramatics Club study the characteristics of acting, and learn to read and write one-act plays. They are sponsored by Miss Maud Anna Ham. THIRD ROW: Anna jean Schriber, Barbara Robbins, Vera Kirby, Judith Milligan-President, Janie Parks. SECOND ROW: Martha McIntosh, Ann Moore, Maud Anna Ham-Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Annabelle Strother, Lora Sisco, Janet Wilson. BACK ROW: Gene Robbins, Richard Holiday, William weeks, Lawrence Toliver, Ted Golliher, Russell Harris, Tommy Dunn, John Robertson, Don Bundy, Wayne Cecil, George Roll. THIRD ROW: Wayne Tuell, Donovan Stroud, Jimmy Babcock, David Pickens, Jimmy Daugherty, Jimmy Bowen, Hubert Chastain, Eddie Garlock, Ronald Haley, Charles Scott, Charles Radcliffe, Bobby Mayes. SECOND ROW: Sherman Wells, Marvin Rinker, Billy Moore, Billy Lynch, William Wilson, Billy Runyon, Darrell Craig, Larry Boss, Russell Love, Keith Roberts, Donald Thorl-ton. FIRST ROW: Harold Erwin, James Lorey, Jack Kellams, Bobby Minton, Max Mathers, Lee Roy Patton, George Abel, Fred Robbins, Jimmy Cook, Paul Clements, Carl Pittman, Billy L. Abel-Sponsor. The Purpose of Jr. Hi Athletic Club is to promote athletics, fair play and sportsmanship. The CLUB IS DIVIDED INTO TEAMS, AND THEY PLAY AT THE NOON HOUR DURING THE WEEK. MR. BlLLY L. ABEL SPONSORS THE CLUB. The Jr. Hi Girls Athletic Association is a club for seventh and eighth grade girls who are INTERESTED IN SPORTS AND RECREATION. THEY PLAY IN THE GYM ONE DAY A WEEK AT THE NOON HOUR, AND ONE DAY A WEEK AFTER SCHOOL. THEY HAVE THEIR BUSINESS MEETING AT THE REGULAR SUBJECT CLUB PERIOD. Shirley Collins is president and Miss Elizabeth jennett is sponsor. BACK ROW; Maxine Fultz (withdrawn), Neva Cook, Kathleen Hall, Marilyn Hill, Marjorie Patton, Lorraine Phillips, Betty Eickelberger , Delora Gregory, Barbara Fultz (withdrawn), Rachel Jones, Lilith Atchley, Bettye Smith. THIRD ROW: Aneta Davis, Wanda Walton, Donna Boyd, Charlotte Walls, Shirley Collins, Beverly Gardiner, Shirley Perkins, Eunice Patton, Carolyn Patton, Geneva Love, Fredina Crowe. SECONO ROW: Rosalie Slayton, Bonnie Clements , Marietta Busick, Elsie Dewhurst, Opel Beaty, Martha Roberts, Martha jean Lindley, Carrie Arnold, Patty King, Patty Longest, Sarah Powers, Joan Dillard, Miss Elizabeth Jennett-Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Goldie Morgan, Shirley Breeden, Virginia Boss, Bonnie Baker, Phylli-s Slayton, Helen Love, Suzanne Gromer, Betty Turner, Rita Cornwell, Ruth Dixon, Rosemary Patton. And Her Court 50 VICTORY! VICTORY! THAT’S OUR CRY! CAROL JOHNNY ANNA LEA CHARLES GREGORY Charles Gregory, a junior, has acted very capable and loyally as student manager for the past two years. He has proven trustworthy and dependable and contributed materially to the team’s success. FRANKIE DENTON Frankie Denton, a sophomore, has his heart and soul set on being a real player. He didn’t make the squad this year and Coach Chambers selected him as Student Manager, and he has provena very capable one and ranks with Gregory as being “tops” in his line. 52 Paoli 57 Austin 1 0 Paol i 29 Corydon 26 PAOL 1 50 Orleans k3 Paoli 35 Scottsburg 22 Paol i 37 Huntingburg 60 Paoli 52 French Lick 30 ♦♦Paoli 32 MiTCHELL 36 Paoli 50 Salem 35 Paol i 1 6 St. Xavier (Louisville) U3 Paol i 33 West Baden 35 Paoli 38 Bosse 36 (Evansville) 7 ♦Paoli Orleans 35 ♦Paoli 35 West Baden 39 Paol i 57 Mitchell 1 0 Paoli 1 1 Scottsburg 36 Paol i 32 Silver Creek 25 Paol i 22 Salem 36 Paol i 28 Corydon |6 Paol i 38 Brownstown 28 Paol i 7 North Vernon SECTIONAL 50 Paol i 67 Pekin 3? Paol i 56 Salem 1 4 1 3 Paol i 62 English Paol i 61 Mt . St. Francis REGIONAL 1 0 Paoli 33 New Albany 51 (♦County Tourney) (♦♦Overtime) EDDIE RILEY Eddie, little but mighty, added the SPEED AND GO GET 'EM1' TO MORE THAN ONE OF OUR GAMES. HE WON LETTERS IN I9l 9 and 1950. Playing as a Reserve in «1 9 and a Regular in 50, he aided GREATLY IN SUCCESS OF TEAM EACH YEAR. MADE ALL-SECTIONAL AND ALL REGIONAL GUARD IN 1950. BILL GREGORY Bill, a soph, was used over half the YEAR ON THE SECOND TEAM TO GIVE HIM ADDED EXPERIENCE. AFTER CHRISTMAS HE WAS ADDED TO THE VARSITY GROUP AND PERFORMED WELL SEVERAL TIMES AS A RELIEF MAN. HE SHOULD HELP US A LOT IN THE FUTURE IF HE CONTINUES HIS SPIRITED EFFORTS TO IMPROVE. DONALD PITTMAN Donald always has a few tricks up his SLEEVE THAT KEEPS HIS GUARD HOPPING. He worried Footsy in 195 AND 0,0 THE SAME THING TO ALL HIS OPPONENTS THIS YEAR. HE'S REALLY A SPEED MERCHANT AND WHERE SPEED WAS PARTICULARLY VALUABLE, DON GOT THE ASSIGNMENT. MARVIN CORNWLLL CLIFFORD BAKER KIPPy , CO-CAPTAIN, WON FAME AND HONOR FOR PAOLI BY RECEIVING THE Good Sportsmanship award at the County Tourney. He was all-regional GUARD IN 19 +9. ALL-SECTIONAL AND ALL REGIONAL FORWARD IN 195 - Th T RECORD ALONE SHOWS HIS MEASURED VALUE TO THE TEAM. 54 Marvin sometimes comes in handy in A tight spot by tossing in a long SHOT OR TWO. He has the will of a WINNER AND DOES EVERYTHING IN HIS POWER TO ADD TO THE TE AM S SUCCESS ON THE FLOOR. BILL KELLAMS Bill, one of the bigger boys, shows PROMISE OF BEING A VALUABLE PLAYER on the Varsity squad in !95°“5 • MOVED HERE FROM MIDLAND AND WAS USED CHIEFLY ON RESERVE TEAM THOUGH AT TIMES HE WAS A RELIEF MAN FOR HOKE in Varsity contests. BILL HOKE Bill seems to have made great improvement THIS YEAR AND HAS A SPOT ON THE FLOOR WHERE HE SINKS A LOT OF POINTS FOR OLD P.H.S. HE SHOULD BE A REAL ASSET TO NEXT YEAR ' S SQUAD AND HAS DONE A FINE JOB IN HELPING THE TEAM OF 1950 TO A FINE RECORD. ARNOLD DAVIS Red has the pep and vim to tackle ANY JOB and WHEN HE IS AT HIS BEST HE ISA WHIZ-BANG. HE ALWAYS DREW THE TOUGH DEFENSIVE ASSIGNMENT AGAINST FAST BOYS. NOEL LASHBROOKS Noel is a very calm and collected boy WHO NEVER HURRIES WHATEVER THE OCCASION. A LITTLE HURRY” WILL MAKE HIM A REAL PROSPECT FOR NEXT YEARNS team. When at his best Noel played GOOD BALL THIS SEASON, AND COLLECTED HIS SHARE OF THE POINTS AND DEFENSIVE HONORS. DUANE RADCLIFFE Duane, co-captain, was rated as being ABLE TO JUMP WITH THE BEST OF THEM , by the Louisville Times. He was ALL-REGIONAL SELECTION IN I 9 9 ALLSECTIONAL AND ALL-REGIONAL IN I 95° and Coach Chambers rates him as the best rebounder he ever had on any of his teams. He along with Baker WAS ONE OF PAOLl'S ALL-AROUND BEST. 55 JERRY MEADOWS Jerry played very well a few games THIS SEASON. HE WAS HANDICAPPED NEARLY HALF THE YEAR BY AN INJURY RECEIVED WHEN HE DUCKED HIS DAD'S CAR IN Lick Creek. Jerry is one of Paoli's 8ETTER PROSPECTS FOR NEXT YEAR. COACH SAYS ALL JERRY NEEDS IS SPEED. HE WAS A VALUABLE RESERVE THIS YEAR AND SHOULD MAKE GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN 1950-51 • JIM CROWE Jim, one of our valuable varsity RESERVES, ALSO SERVES ON THE SECOND TEAM SQUAD. HE HAS PLAYED CAPABLY IN MANY GAMES AND HIS PERSONAL INFLUENCE TOWARD TEAM PLAY, CO-OPERATION AND LOYALTY MAKES HIM A GREAT ASSET . COUNTY CHAMPS BACK ROW: Billy L. Abel-Coach, Bill Gregory, Larry Flanigan, Jerry Meadows, Bob Crowe, Noel Lashbrooks, Bill Kellams. SECOND ROW: Charles Dillard, Philip Haworth, Dale Eickelberger, Curtis Busick, B b Marshall, Raymond Radcliffe. FIRST ROW: Frank Denton, Charles Gregory-Student Managers. 2 eServe Sc ucid RECORD Paoli 36 Austin 11 Paoli 36 Corydon 21 Paoli 21 Orleans 24 Paoli 20 Scottsburg 17 Paoli 28 Huntingburg 22 Paoli 28 French Lick 21 Paoli 18 Mitchell 26 Paoli 29 Salem 23 Paoli 21 St. Xavier 28 Paoli 31 West Baden 24 County Tourney Paoli 33 West Baden 10 Paoli 41 Orleans 25 Paoli 31 Mitchell 33 Paoli 28 Scottsburg 13 Paoli 24 Silver Creek 18 Paoli 19 Salem 39 Paoli 25 Corydon 28 Paoli 31 Brownstown 24 Paoli 32 North Vernon 37 56 e rvep Ramblers Rumble U'uuv.u t| X AiiUiUlid Thursday, March 2, 1950 Ninth Sectional Victorv The only question left undecided by the tournament was the unimportant one of which was second- best. Som tainly their lowest. Many, think ing perhaps more of their season record than their actual tourney performance, would name the West Baden Sprudels. Some would pick English as the best Paoli’s T earn Different Bunch In Tourney Games Rambler fans who missed the ectional—and there were some —have never really seen Paoli s 1950 basketball team in action. Following an admittedly off-and-on season — off more often than on — the Ramblers- hit their season’s peak in the first minute of play against Pekin and held it without a waver or a second’s let-up through the final contest against Mt. St. Francis rfouV games later. In so doing they -.followed a tradition of Chambers-coached teams, which always look their best when the chips are down. In rolling thrdugh to their ninth championship in 21 sectionals. the Ramblers loomed head and shoulders above the field. Against the best opposition which could be afforded by the vagaries of the schedule and the result of at least one definite upset, Paoli’s championship was won by the convincing margins of 32, 12, 19, and 24 points. By JOE RIC-KE, Courier-Journal Correspondent. Bedford, Indiana, March 4—For the second time in three years. New Albany’s burmng desire for a state champion ship has been kindled with a Regional win ----- --------At'] Paoli, red hot in the first quarter had New Albany worried as they fronted 17-13 at the auart- Paoli Hits .346 From Field. PAOLI (67) f Baker, f..............5 Hoke, f...............5 Paoli's field goaling in the Radciiffe. c........5 tournament ranged from faintly Davis, g............2 warm to scalding. For the tour- Riley, g............7 team was second- Dest as a whole the Rambiers hlt' Meadows, t........o have the opinion that the Old a yery respectable .346 on 92 bas-, Greeory- f.......2 Bounder was right in. his pre- kets out o{ 2g6 shots. Against tourney prediction that H ® Pekin they hit .391, against Sa-championship wouW he between | lem 254 against English .381, Paoli and Salem. The Ramblers i and against Mt gt Francis .353. margin over the Lions was cei- They were very consistent on the Lashbrooks. c........0 Pittman, g..............0 Cornwell, g............1 PEKIN (35) Kay. f.................3 Hot tel, f.............1 Churchman, c........2 Brough, g...............0 Hein, g.................2 Anderson, f............1 Sharp, f................3 D. Marshall, c. r......0 V. Marshall, g.........0 Sellers, g..............0 number of shots taken, firing by game in this order: 69, 67, 63, and 67. From the foul line Paoli turned in an amazing .786 average, coached team of all those which nettling 65 points on 91 chances, met defeat in the Paoli sectional Against Pekin they hit 13 of 18, Mt. St. Francis, in addition tc against Salem 22 of 28, against . being the finalist, has the dis- English 14 of 18, and against Mt, paoli (56) tg tinction of being the only team; St. Francis 16 of 27. 2™’ ................I to hold a second-half lead over; Their basket sniping, both ' ' « Paoli, even though theirs lasted from the field and the foul line, pavis, g.'..............2 a matter of seconds only. French was not the only department in Riiey. g. ............4 Lick has many supporters for which the Ramblers showed def- Lashbrook , c.............0 the runner-up honor, on a basis inite improvement over their Pittman, g...............0 of their game against West Ba- season's play. More important.comweii. g...............0 den. Even Pekin, which got was their passing, sharper and! SALEM (w) tg burned by Paoli’s hottest shoot-’ more accurate than at any pre- £?1,a'd’ t‘ .........1 ing, cannot be entirely overlook- Vious time. In cutting for,the‘ “™x.................; ed. The Republican does not pre- basket they took advantage of coigiMjcr! g. ....... . .0 tend to answer the question of every last inch offered them, stoweii. g. ............2 who was second best. iConsidering the fact that the Rosehbaum. 1...........1 opposition possessed at least one Humphrey, f.........o taller man in each case. Rambler Huffman, c..........0 rebounding was adequate, as was Weston, g............0 Knight, g...........0 At Hertford Final Gair« Vallonla (32 ih'ey jumped into an early 15-5 lead before the Bulldogs could get rolling. From that point on, how-i ever, the much taller Canines held the situation in hand and scored 14 of the next 15 points. They finally forged into the lead at 18-17 on a rebound shot by Don Loughmiller. That was the last time the Ramblers got ahead of New Albany. The Bulldogs were leading 20-19 at the half. They increased the margin at the three quarter mark to 34-24. Bob Clayton was tops for New Albany with 20 points. Poff and Hack f Loughmiller each tabbed 10 for j the Bulldogs. From the field they counted 17 of 53 for a 32 per cent average. Paoli made good on 12 of 62 for a 19 per cent average. In the first quarter they hit 6 of 15. Riley and Duane Radciiffe were 'high with nine each. Cliff Baker, who fouled out before the half, collected 8. During his stay in the game he was by far the Ramblers’ | outstanding player with his ball handling and driving skill. fg.ft pt 4 5 1 1 1 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 2 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 I 9 New Albany 53) Belcher I 3 1 0 Glover i 2 0 1—Plummer f Clayton c 3 2 Harvard i Poff g 4 3 1 Benge c Loughmllle? 1 0 4 Foster g Henrv g 10 1 Hauer g Stemle g 2 0 0 Kennick g Shaeffer g 0 0 0 Gray c Siegel g 10 0 Boling f Jacobs g 0 0 0 Bush g Totals 22 9 9 Totals Free throws missed- New Albany—Poff 2. Loughmiller: Vallonla—Harvard. Benge 2. Foster. Score by quartera: New Albany 17 29 35 53 Vallonia 8 21 26 m Officials: Bob Derringer. Clarence Tolbert. Mitchell (30) . Vallonla (33) Ig tx pf. Miller f 2 5 2 Plummer t Barlow f 0 0 4 Har.zrd I Kendall e 4 10 Benge c Jolllff c 3 0 1 Foster g Darnell o 2 2 3 Hauer - 0 0 1 Cooper t Totals 11 � H Total Score by quarters: Mitchell Vallonia New Albany (31) ig ft of 5 ? 2 3 3 1 2 1 3 2 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 13 7 10 their defense in general. The All-Sectional | Forward—Baker, Paoli I Forward—Spalding, M. S. F. Forward—Pollard, Salem. Center—Radciiffe. Paoli. Center, R. Cerney. M. S. F. | Guard—Riley—Pa0,i- Guard—Megenity, English. Guard—Marshall, F. Lick. ........ 7 19 27 30 ......S 19 26 33 Paoli (33) fg ft Df fg.ft.of Baker t 2 4 5 Belcher f 0 0 3 Hoke f 2 0 5 Stover f X 2 1 Radciiffe • 4 13 Clayton c 7 « 4 Davies g 112 Poff g 3 4 2 Rllev g Loughmiller g 3 4 2 Pittman f Stemle t 2 15 Lashbrook f Henry g 0 0 o Meadows f Shaffer f 0 0 0 Crowe e Hegel g 0 0 0 Gregory g Jenkins g 0 0 2 «... Totals 17 17 17 Totals Officals: Lloyd Wfflpple and Clarence Tolbert. Score by quarters: New Albany ------------- Paoli 0 0 3 o 0 o 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 9 25 13 20 34 31 17 19 24 33 PAOLI (62) Baker, f........ Hoke, f......... Radciiffe. c. . Davis, g........ Riley, g....... Meadows, f. . • Gregory, f. ... Lashbrooks, c. Pittman, g. . • Cornwell, g. . ENGLISH (43) fjf ft Crews, f 1 S McMahel, f. . 2 2 Zehr. c 1 0 Eastridge, g. . .. 7 1 Megenity. g 4 3 Roll, f 3 Dailey, f 0 Voglesong, c 0 0 Bennett, g 0 1 Walton, g 0 PAOLI (64) tg ft Baker, f 6 5 Hoke, f 8 Radciiffe, c. . 5 2 Davis, g 1 Riley, g Meadows, f 0 Lashbrook, c. . O 0 Gregory, g 0 Pittman, g 0 0 MT. ST. FRANCIS (40) fg ft Spalding, f 4 2 M. Cerney. t. ... 2 0 Yard, c 2 3 R. Cerney. g 2 Pollard, g. ... 3 2 Nickels, f 0 0 Helline, f. . 0, 0 Kramer, g 1 Kippy puts one in The fans are fascinated! Will it go in? Pour it on, boys Red picks up an extra point at Corydon Duane and Jerry give North Vernon a hard fight ON THROUGH THE REGIONAL Here is a story I dreamed last night Full of action and dynamite. I thrilled and nearly stood on my head From the moment those Ramblers walked in and said: We are the Ramblers, brave and strong, WE� VE TRAINED FOR THIS GAME MANY MONTHS LONG. We are determined to prove to one and all That we really know how to play ball. We quote these words which we hope will ring true •Not to the regional but right on through. The boys are in a huddle as the regional gets underway And the sectional is all ours ! Radcliffe, Radcliffe, get that tip! The mood of my story changes fast The boys are ready to play at last. The buzzer sounded and there's the tip Duane got it and it goes to Kip He passes to Red and on down the floor It reaches Eddie and it's our first score. The quarter goes smooth and fast And new Albany realizes at last That Paoli is tough and really ready Holding a lead that's firm and steady. The third quarter starts at quite a pace The game has turned into a race The whistle blows; it's without a doubt Clayton fouled Hoke; that's five and he's out. Fourth quarter; all is tense The noise is terrific and very dense Jimmie goes under and raises the score Donald hit a beauty from middle of the floor JERRY IS PUTTING THEM IN LEFT AND RIGHT Billy and Noel show the old Paoli fight. Everyone is laughing and as happy as can be Then | wake and find that it was fantasy. But | would be pleased and | know you will agree |F WHAT | HAVE PRESENTED IS A PREVIEW OF WHAT IS TO —Renie Lindley 58 Oh, thay now, Bill It’s all yours, Duane. RECORD Paoli 38 Orleans 19 Paoli 54 Vincennes 15 Frichton 56 Paoli 38 Orleans 20 Paoli 22 Salem 35 Paoli 32 Orleans 30 Mitchell 61 Paoli 24 Salem 34 Paoli 18 Salem 41 (SEIAC meet) smallest score indicates winner CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS SECOND ROW: Billy L. Abel-tCoach, Paul Busick, Duane Radcliffe, Jerald McCracken, Duane Claxton, Clifford Baker. FIRST ROW: Richard Opel, Charles Dillard, Bill Harlow, Kenneth Bennett, Don Morris. CroSS (Country an J So add ddhampA Paoli 10 West Baden 7 Paoli 2 (Baseball) English 1 Paoli 1 Brownstown 7 Paoli 10 Brownstown 1 Paoli 5 (Baseball) English 9 Paoli 10 West Baden 8 Paoli 6 Salem 13 • Paoli 11 Orleans 1 Paoli 10 Corydon 8 Paoli 7 Salem 6 Paoli 9 Corydon 7 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE TOURNEY AT MADISON Paoli 7 Corydon 5 Paoli 6 Salem 3 Paoli 2 (Final) Vevay 6 ORANGE COUNTY TOURNEY Paoli 5 Orleans 4 Paoli 4 (Final) West Baden 0 COUNTY CHAMPIONS BACK ROW; Doyle Lambdin, Noel Lashbrooks, Gerald Farlow, Raymond Radcliffe, Eddie Riley. SECOND ROW: D.E. Ckambers-Coach, Charles Gregory-Manager, Jerry Meadows, Jim Crowe Bob Crowe, Mr. John B. Boren-Principal. FIRST ROW: Paul Busick, Duane Radcliffe, Jack Mitchell, Bill Hoke. STANDING: Jane Horner, Secretary; Mary Alice Byrum, President. SITTING: Chloe Babcock, Reporter; Charlotte Alexander, Vice-President; Carol Wilson, Treasurer; Charlotte Clements, Capt. or Unorganized Activities. C jjirts Alli (etic IsAociation The Girls Athletic Association of 1949 — t50 has had a very active year. Some of the activities were softball, volleyball, skating, ring tennis, bowling, basketball, dancing, and tumbling. The Association also sponsored the crowning of Miss Purple and Gold at the Variety Show. Jane Horner, a Junior girl, was crowned queen and her class received a ten-dollar award. One of the acts of the Variety Show was a performance by the tumblers. The girls attended three Play Days this year. On February 11 they were hosts to Orleans, West Baden, and Washington. Ten girls went to Scottsburg on February 18 to a Play Day also attended by Salem, Seymour, and North Vernon. On April 22 five girls attended a Play Day at Washington in which twelve other schools participated. The last social event of the year was the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet on May 1. At this time the following girls received the State Wall Plaque for having earned 350 points; Charlotte Alexander, Chloe Babcock, Mary Alice Byrum, Jane Horner, Maurine Lindley, Burnetta McCoy, Helen Roach, and Carol Wilson. BACK ROW: Alice Rutherford, Sherrell Webster, Burnetta McCoy, Jeanette Trimble, Maurine Lindley, Annabelle Kirby, Martha Banks, Clara Boss, Martha Coffey, Charlotte Clements. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Wright, Bonnie Dillard, Wanda Longest, Charlotte Alexander, Mary Alice Byrum, Helen Roach, Carol Wilson, Jane Horner. 60 ?? State Champs - 1954 ?? SECOND ROW: Billy L. Abel-Coach, Charles Radcliffe, George Roll, Tommy Dunn, Jimmy Babcock, David Pickens, Charles Scott. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Bowen, Wayne Tuell, William Wilson, Keith Roberts. JR. HI BASKETBALL RECORD Paoli 22 Salem 34 Paoli 24 French Lick 25 Paoli 11 Orleans 47 Paoli 15 West Baden 18 Paoli 23 English 13 Paoli 35 Mitchell 19 Paoli 10 Orleans 44 Paoli 13 Scottsburg 31 Paoli 25 French Lick 31 Paoli 19 Salem 25 Paoli 24 Scottsburg 32 Paoli 15 West Baden 27 Paoli 47 English 11 County Tourney Paoli 31 Orleans 56 Paoli 24 French Lick 21 62 9 v Cwc ■ „ VV ' . ■ My ♦a My. HAVE A BIG TIME AT PROM • , V ’ • ' O' . °%. c, • Their high SCHOOL DAYS ARE FINISHED 4 ) r sjo 7 4 2 28 1 Mother and Daughter GAA Banquet. 5 Southeastern Indiana High School Conference Track Meet at Han over College. 5 Tri-Hi-Y Mother and Daughter Banquet. 19,22.23 Seniors have vacation. 20 Junior-Senior Reception with a ''Tournament of Roses' theme Junior-Senior Reception with a ‘‘Tournament of Roses Big success! 21 25 25 Baccalaureate. Schoo1 is out ! 13 10 271 Fifty-eight Seniors step out into the big wide world. Charlotte Alexander, valedictorian; Mary Young, salutator ian. 63 64 ZLLLit---pv G.A.A. starts social calendar with party for new members. Senior pictures and group pictures for Hillcrest taken by Tower Studios of Indianapolis. Carol Wilson, Anna Lea Wilcutt and Mildred Fultz elected as yell leaders . High School students X-rayed by mobile unit. Paoli won first countv Soft ball tournament. Fire drill. Chambers health class slightly scorched. Class elections--New presidents are! Senior, Betty Lam; Junior, Jim Crowe; Sophomore, Jim Monroe; Freshman, Larry Flanigan; Eighth Grade, Jimmy Bowen; Seventh Grade, Bill Runyon. Despite bad weather conditions, Paoli came through with flying colors to win the S.E.C. cross-country title. 28 Whee! Teachers Association at Indianapolis. No School! Eight members of Paolite ana '•Hillcrest Staffs, sponsored by Miss McKittrick, journey to Franklin for Press Association Meet. Halloween! Windows soa ped in new vocational building. Student body votes on whether or not to change name of Annual. Decided to keen same. 5 - FA . 5A sew. omL Pencils with Paoli's basketbaI I schedule on them sold by Hi 1 I - Thr5ffScheers for JANE HORNER, 1949- S0 basketball queen, who was crowned at the Paoli-Austin game at which Austin was de -f ea ted 5 6-40. ...... Gene Cornwell presented new kelly-green basketball suits to ball players; the yell-leaders received new white whip-cord skirts from John Murray, who also intends to keep them and the basketball suits cleaned all year. Freshmen welcomed into high school by seniors. The ceremony, consisting of kinK and queen crownings, foot-wnshing , water pistol duels, barber shop quartettes, pie feeding contests, etc, took un the whole fifth period. A wonderful concert given by the band at convocation was an indication of the type of performances t o c ome throughout the year. Paoli defeated Corydon in a hard-earned victory, 29-26. Opal Beaty, Lilith Atchley, Rachel Jones elected junior high ye I 1 - leade r s. Hilarious convocation given by the faculty. FROM D E C 3 1 9 f JJi dere At 9n j roc reM TAKES TIME FOR A SNAP .M Set Do (j° Jl ome J3uAy. jf rincipcil E.L. HOKE SON Meat, Produce Groceries Birdseye Frozen Foods Locker Plant Supplies for Home Freezers We cut and wrap meat and Freeze Vegetables-Game-Fish Phone 3441 Paoli Congratulations, Class of ‘50 Travel with TRAV-LER RADIO CORP. Finest in Television Orleans Indiana MAGIC FEED MILLS, INC. Phone 3191 Paoli IVAN A. CLARK, M. D. Compliments of PAOLI CHAIR COMPANY ORLEANS OIL COMPANY Distributors of Shell Petroleum Products Orleans, Indiana Phone 41 Compliments of PAOLI REPUBLICAN CAP’S PLACE Thank’s Kids We appreciate your business Got Your Date? Get your Flowers! Beatty’s Green House Paoli ANTIQUES AND SOUVENIERS Second Hand Store Russell Rezac Feed Seed Fence Fertilizer ORANGE COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSN. The Farmers’ Store French Lick, Indiana Orleans, Indiana FIDLER'S DRESS SHOPPE Ladies Ready-to-Wear BON TON BEAUTY SHOP Orleans, Indiana The Romans initiate Insurance Loans GERALD M. SMITH Insurance Agent Paoli, Indiana Room 8, Liberty Bldg. Dial 2394 Loans CECIL C. JOHNSON AGENCY Insurance Complete Mortgage Loan Service Insurance in all its branches BflRKSDflLt’S Dry Goods and Shoes Ladies' and Men’s Wear Paoli, Indiana First with the Latest of the Best DEPENDABLE PADGETT’S GULF STATION Your Leading Cleaners 816 W. Main Paoli 274! Phone MODERN SHOE SHOP Where your Soles are Saved! Paoli, Indiana H. Redenbaugh Congratulations, Seniors For All Your Seed Corn Needs See O. D. HUNTER D. D. BARKSDALE Frigidaire Refrigerators, Electric Ranges, Water Heaters and Thor Washers Indiana Certified Seed The Feed of The Champions Bromer Indiana UIH££L£R fOUTCH Wholesale Grocers Deerwood Products You Will Be Pleased With The Quality of Our Products ASK YOUR GROCER Orleans, Indiana Phone 1 1 9 Compliments THE TOGGERY Of Smart-Clothes For-Men DR. GEORGE P. RIESTER Love Dean - Owner Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE The crowd bowls at HUBERT’S BOWLING ALLEY Paoli, Indiana Hi ! Ho ! Silver NEWBY’S Compliments of ICE CREAM D. C. MCKNIGHT Paoli, Indiana Groceries and Candies HfISE BiiOTHEflS Paoli Phone 2241 Manufacturers and Dealers In FEED FLOUR ICE Orleans Bedford Mitchell HOME ELECTRIC SERVICE Hotpoint Appliances Paoli, Indiana MURRAY CLEANERS Orange County’s Favorite Cleaners 604 W. Main St. Phone 4181 Paoli CHATTERBOX Drive-In Good Food Soft Drinks Ice Cream West Baden Phone 122Y Dial 3)41 Compliments of Compliments of HOOSIED MfflDMf Isn’t she pretty, Duane? JESSE L. WELLS Builders Supplies HUBERT HOOTEN’S Du Pont Paints GROCERY Johns-Manville Building Materials Coal Fresh Meats and Aetna Oil Products Compliments West Main St. Of Phone 3401 FASHION SHOP FARMERS HATCHERY AND SUPPLY CO. Baby Chicks Turkey Poults Purina Feeds All Kinds of poultry supplies Phone 2641 JAMES J. FARLOW Attorney-at-Law KEITH HAMMOND, M.D, UNCLE JOHN’S CIDER MILL, Veteran Operated Three Musketeers Paoli Indiana Dependable Insurance O. C. ASHER Phone 2501 Boyd Bldg, Paoli fIRfSTOnt TEXACO We carry a high quality line of home and auto accessories, electric appliances, tractor, truckand passenger tires, General Motors Furnaces, Skel-gas Stoves, etc. We specialize in brake lining, wheel balancing and wheel bearing packing. PAOLI SUPPLY CO., INC. NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE Phones 3591-3901 Paoli, Indiana Hamburgers 'They 're Good! IHIIURfU SPRINGS HOTEL and HOTEL TAXI Phone 4261 24 Hour Service Home fURnisHinos, me. Quality Merchandise for Your Home Alexander-Smith and Mohawk Rugs and Carpets Improved Factory Direct Living Room Suites Philco-Television-Radio-Refrigerator-F reezers Speed Queen and Easy Washers and Ironers Floor-Table-Desk-Bed and Boudoir Lamps Caloric and Grand Gas Ranges Drexel Bedroom Suites Simmons-Bedding S. W. Corner Square Paoli Norman Edwards Mgr. For Super Service Paoli Faculty and Students Patronize KLAUS TtXflCO Compliments of AMERICAN SECURITY Auto Finance Personal Loans FAR LOW LUMBER CO. From Tree to Trade Phone 2921 Paoli The Freshmen make their official debut. INDIANA HANDLE CO. High Grade Baseball Bats Kourt King Croquet Sets C omplime nts of PAOLI NEWS ANDY’S “Nuff Said!’ Compliments of CALCAR QUflRfilfS Glenn Meadows Phone 4401 Paoli, Indiana Compliments of STROUD MOTOR COMPANY Sales FORD Service PAOU MILLING COMPANY Expert Body and Repair Work WAGNER'S RESTAURANT Orley and Zula Wagner IBBIT’S NAPPY ERV1CE Compliments of Compliments of RUTH’S BEAUTY SHOPPE HILL’S APPUANCES Phone 4382 AND SPORTING GOOPS D. C. RADCLIFFE HARDWARE Phone 2341 Paoli, Indiana TOM’S PLUMBING SERVICE Phone 4681 Paoli, Indiana R£HL mOTOR compflns YOUR BUICK DEALER Expert Body Work Front End Alignment Atlas Dunlop Tires 24 hour wrecker service Dial 3701 Paoli CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘50 You have now completed four years of hard work, and at this time we want to extend to each and every one of you our best wishes for success in everything you do in the coming years. VARIETY STORE WELCOME INN DOUGHERTY’S CIDER HILL Cold Fruit Juices Souvenirs State Road 150 2 l 2 Miles East of Paoli RIGGLE’S MARKET Shop at our store and save more Phone 4631 Paoli CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Blish Monyhan Don Chambers What Physique ! TURNER'S CREAMERY ICE CREAM BUTTER Paoli, Indiana Phone 2201 COMPLIMENTS OF W. F. TAT BOY BUTHERUS Indiana Representative INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS Manufacturers Since 1910 Announcements--Cards--Caps--Gowns--Diplomas--Class Rings--Yearbooks m iM YERS Jiy-UZZ YEARBOOKS THE rACfMAKFRS Of Ol AllfV MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS