Paoli High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Paoli, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1952 volume:

r — TAYLO YEARBOOK COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS MEANS BETTER YEARBOOKS This Hlllcrest Is the story true of Paoli High School '52 HILLCREST, Vol. V MERLE LAMON, BS, MS Indiana University MERLE LAMON HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL To Set The Stage Apropos We Present First Of All In A Very Familiar Pose Our Friend And Principal. KNOFEL HANCOCK ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL PAOLI PUBLIC SCHOOLS PHILIP M. WESNER. superintendent PAOLI, INDIANA MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD L. E. CORNWELL. PRESIDENT NORMAN EDWARDS. SECRETARY PAULFARLOW, TREASURER Dear Students: Our school should be characterized by friendliness co-operation, efficient student government, high scho- lastic standards, and many other fine qualities. It is for these attainments that you, and the students who have gone here before you, have been striving. It seems that the future may demand of you the best possible qualities of character and work, you should not however, be discouraged by the mere possibility of obstacles. Instead, in the face of these possibilities you should prepare yourselves all the better. If you do this as you should, your hopes and ambitions for the future can be and will be cherished. To Another Who Directs The Destiny Of Kindergarten Through All Twelve Grades; To Mr. Wesner, Our Superintendent, We Give Our Accolades. Greetings: I count this school year among n$r most pleasant experiences in my public school work. The sincere acceptance of responsibility by the teachers, the wholesome respectful attitude of the pupils, and the genuine interest of the parents of the community have all contributed to a very successful school year. Such achievement can only be realized by a well traveled pathway between the home, the school, the church and other interests of the community as each in turn contributes to the other. The best measure of the efficiency of a school system is the achievement of its graduates. We are confident that the members of the class of 1952 can be trusted to bring honor to Paoli Schools by their achievements. I like Paoli and after all—I'm just: A Southern Indiana boy at heart who found God's answer to his prayer,— The chance to once again return to this good old Southern air. Sincerely, MS Indiana University We Dedicate This Book to the memory of Frank Denton, Jr. a member of the graduating class of 1952 whose sudden death came on November 18, 1951 from injuries sus- tained in an auto accident. FAYE ALLEN GAA 9.10 Commercial Club 10 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Paolite 11,12 Hillcrest 12 THELMA ALLEN DIXON Latin Club 9; GAA 9, 10; Band 9,10,11,12; Library 10; Jr. Guild 11; Hillcrest 11,12; Paolite 11,12; Sr. Drama Club 12; Varsity Band 12 WANDA ATCHLEY Commercial Club 11,12; FHA 12 Glee Club 12 Office 12 (1 2 yr.) Seniors-The Citizens Of Tomorrow AH! Parting is such sweet sorrow. MARTHA BANKS GAA 9,10,11,12; Comm. Club 10; Paolite 10,11.12; Jr. Guild 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Band 11,12; Hillcrest 12; Sr. Drama 12; C. Play 12 JOEY BEATY Athletic Club 9 FFA 9,10,11,12 Hi-Y 10,11,12 Class Sgt. -at-arms 11.12 KENNETH BENNETT Athletic Club 9 Commercial Club 10 Intermural League 10 Cross Country 10,11,12 Reserve Basketball 11 Hi-Y 11,12; Glee Club 12 JOHN BOSLEY Band 9,10,11,12 FFA 9, 10,11,12 Glee Club 10,12 Varsity Band 11,12 Class Play 12 JOHN BROWN Paolite 9, 10, 11, 12 Class Sgt. -at-arms 11, 12 Hillcrest Circulation Mgr. 12 MARLENE BROWN Latin Club 9,10,11,12 Paolite 10,11,12 GAA 11,12 Commercial Club 11 Librarian 11 Senior Drama 12 RICHARD CLAYTON Latin Club 9,10,11,12 Band 11,12 Glee Club 11,12 Hi-Y 11,12 Senior Drama Club 12 Cross Country 12 Librarian 12 Varsity Band 12 ROSE MARIE CLOUD Glee Club 9,10,11,12 Latin Club 9,10,11,12 Assistant Monitor 10,11 Junior Guild 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Hillcrest 11,12 Paolite 12 Senior Drama Club 12 CHARLOTTE CLEMENTS Hillcrest 9, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Librarian 10; Junior Guild 11; Girls State 11; Paolite 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Senior Drama Club 12; Office Girl 12; Class Play 12. CHARLIE COLLINS Athletic Club 9 Intermural League 9 Hi-Y 10,11,12 MERLE CLEMENTS Athletic Club 9 Intermural League 10 Hi-Y 10,11,12 Softball 12 PHILIP COUCH PHS 9 George Washington HS Guam 10,11 Senior Drama Club 12 Paolite 12 Class Play 12 BOB CROWE Band 9; Class Pres. 9, 11; Baseball 9. 10, 11; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Guild 11; Hillcrest 11; Class Vice Pres. 12; Class Play 12; Sr. Drama Club 12 MARY JANE DICE Kokomo HS 9,10 Junior Guild 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Senior Drama Club 12 Librarian 12 Hillcrest 12 r BUDDY DIXON Atheltic Club 9 FFA 10,11 Hi-Y 10,11,12 CAROLYN EDWARDS Latin Club 9; Comm. Club 10; Twirler 10, 11; Class Sec. 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Office 10, 11, 12; Queen's Court 11; Jr. Guild 11; Girls State 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Hillcrest 12; Sr. Drama 12; Majorette 12; Class Play 12 EMOGENE ELLIOTT Latin Club 10 Commercial Club 10,11,12 Paolite 11,12 Hillcrest 12 VANCE ELLIOTT Athletic Club 9 Paolite 9,10,11,12 Hi-Y 11,12 JO ANN GARDNER Comm, and Baccalaureate Orch. 9,10,11; Latin Club 9,10,11.12; Band 9, 10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y Camp 10,11; Class Play Solo 10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Girls State 11; Junior Guild 11; Glee Club 11, 12; Hillcrest 11,12; Varsity Band 12; Sr. Drama 12; Class Play 12 KENNETH HAMMOND Intermural League 9,10 Hi-Y 9,10,11,12 BILL GREGORY Class Vice Pres. 9; Athletic Club 9; Band 9, 10,12; Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10.11,12; Latin Club 9,10,11,12; Class Sgt. -at-arms 10; Glee Club 10,12; Jr. Guild 11; Hillcrest 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Sr. Drama 12; Class Play 12 MARY HAWKINS FHA 9,10.11.12; Comm. Club 10; Hillcrest 10. 12; Jr. Guild 11; Girls State 11; Paolite 11,12; Office 12; FFA Chapter Sweetheart 12; Sr.Drama Club 12; Sec. of Class 12; Queen's Court 12; Class Play 12 KATHRYN J. HALL Latin Club 9 FHA 10,11,12 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Glee Club 11,12 Band 11,12 Varsity Band 12 MARTHA BREEDEN HAWKINS Band 9,10,11,12 (1 2 yr.) FHA 10,11 Junior Guild 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11 Glee Club 11,12 (1 2 yr.) Hillcrest 11,12 Office Girl 12 (1 2 yr.) Paolite 12 Senior Drama Club 12 VIOLET HAWKINS Commercial Club 10 FHA Parliamentarian 11 Paollte 10.11 Junior Guild 11 Office Girl 12 Senior Drama Club 12 Class Play 12 HARRIET JONES Latin Club 9 Comm. Club, Sec. 10 Librarian 10 (1 2 yr. ) Paolite 10,11,12 Junior Guild 11 Office Girl 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Senior Drama Club 12 Hillcrest, Advt. mgr. 12 LOWELL HOBSON Freshman Athletic Club 9 Hi-Y 12 SUE JONES GAA 9,10,11,12 Junior Guild 11 Senior Drama Club 12 Paolite 12 Choir 12 Hillcrest 12 ROGER JACKSON Athletic Club 9 FFA 9,10,11,12 Intermural League 10 Hi-Y 10,11,12 Class Play 12 MARY KING Latin Club 9.10,11,12 Hillcrest 11, Literary Editor 12 Tri-Hi-Y 12 Librarian 12 Officer Girl 12 BOB MARSHALL Athletic Club 9 Basketball 9,10.11 Intermural League 9,10 Hi-Y 10,11.12 Film Machine Operator 11 Junior Guild 11 Librarian 12 IRIS LANDERS Portland High School 9 FHA 11 Librarian 12 ANNA BELLE KIRBY GAA 9,10,11,12 Paolite 9,10,11,12 Commercial Club 10 Junior Guild 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Senior Drama Club 12 Class Play 12 NORMAN W. LOVE Athletic Club 9; Hi-Y 9, 10. 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Intermural League 10; Hillcrest 10, 11, 12; Junior Guild 11; Film Machine Operator 11; Usher 11, 12; Paolite 12; Sen ior Drama Club 12; Class Play 12 RUTH LANKFORD FHA 10,11,12 Commercial Club 10 Junior Guild 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11 Paolite 11,12 Senior Drama Club 12 WANDA SPEER MAUDLIN GAA 9 Glee Club 9,12 PaoUte 9,11,12 Latin Club 9,10,11,12 Librarian 11,12 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Class Play 12 Student Council 9; Latin Club 9; Paolite 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club 10; Camera Club 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Junior Guild 11; Sr. Drama 12; Librarian 12; Hillcrest 12; Varsity Band 12; Class Play 12 JIM MONROE Intermural League 9; Athletic Club 9; FFA 9, Treasurer 10; Class President 10; Film Machine Operator 10, 11, Usher 11; Hi-Y 11, 12; Class Play 12 DON MORRIS Latin Club 9 Class Sgt. -at-arms 9 Athletic Club 9 Cross Country 10,12 Basketball 10,11, 12 Junior Guild 11 Paolite 12 RAYMOND RADCLIFF Athletic Club 9 Class Vice Pres. 10 FFA 10 Hi-Y 10,11 Baseball 10,11 Basketball 10,11,12 Soft Ball 10,11,12 JEANETTE RAMSEY Latin Club 9; Paolite 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9 (1 2 yr. ), 12; Commercial Club 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Junior Guild 11; Senior Drama Club 12; Librarian 12; Office Girl 12; Class Play 12 PHILLIP SMITH English High School 9; Commercial Club 10; Latin Club 11; Paolite 11, 12; Senior Drama Club 12; Hi-Y 12; Class President 12; Glee Club 12; Class Play 12 DONALD LEE ROBERTS Athletic Club 9 Film Machine Operator 10,11 Usher 10,11,12 Monitor 11 Hi-Y 11,12 ELIZABETH SPEER Latin Club 9; Paolite 9, 10, 11, 12; Commercial Club 10; Class Reporter 10, 11, 12; Junior Guild 11; Assistant Monitor 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Senior Drama Club 12; Class Play 12 MARY JANE ROWE Paolite 9,10,11,12 Historian of Class 9,10,11,12 Latin Club, Custodian 9 Glee Club 9 (1 2 yr.), 12 Commercial Club 10 Junior Guild 11 Girls State 11 Senior Drama, Pres. 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Class Play 12 RUTH SPRINGER GAA.9; Glee Club 9,10,12; Latin Club 9. 10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12 Paolite 9,10,11,12; Junior Guild 11; Office 11,12; Court 12; DAR Girl 12; Library 12; Hillcrest 12; Sr. Drama 12; Class Play 12 LOREN D. TOMLINSON Athletic Club 9 Hi-Y 10,11,12 Cross Country 11,12 KENNETH WALLS New Albany HS 9,10 (1 2 yr.) Film Machine Operator 11 SHIRLEY TRINKLE Paolite 9,10,11,12 Junior Drama 11 Tri-Hi-Y 12 Hillcrest 12 Class Play 12 LEO BANKS WAY NICK, JR. Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Paolite 9, 10, 11, 12; Intermural League 10; Hi-Y 10. 11, 12; Band 10. 11, 12; Comm. Band 11; Jr. Guild 11; Sr. Drama Club 12; Varsity Band 12; Class Play 12 BILL WALKER Orleans HS 9,10 Band 11,12 Hi-Y 11,12 Senior Drama Club 12 Baseball 12 Softball 12 Glee Club 12 Varsity Band 12 Class Play 12 Paolite 12 CAROLYN WILLIAMS Hillcrest 9 Glee Club 10 (1 2 yr.), 12 Junior Guild 11 FHA 11,12 Senior Drama Club 12 Our Teachers Are Not Always In Fact, They Sometimes Seem ETHEL McKITTRICK, MS Columbia FRED CROWE, BS Oakland City Serious- Delirious! HANNAH LINDSEY, BS I. S. T. C. RUTH ALEXANDER, AB Evansville EDNA TEAFORD, BS I. S.T.C. LUTHER WHITE, BS I. S.T.C. CLAUDE MARSH, BS I. S.T.C. DOROTHY STEPHENSON, AB L S. T, C. D. E. CHAMBERS, BS Indiana University LOIS TRUEBLOOD, BS Purdue MABLE ELLIS, BS Indiana University FLOYD FANCHER, BS Central Normal NOEL MCDONALD, BS Central Normal VENEDA RIDENOUR, BS Oakland City L ' CARL MILES, BS Indiana University I OLIVE MOSIER, BS MARVIN ARMSTRONG, BS MARY JANE DENNY, BS Indiana University Franklin Indiana University MAJORIE ELLIS, BS Butler ■ CHARLES STALCUP, MS Indiana University MAUDE ANNA HAM, BS I. S.T.C. Fifth row: Reed Cornwell, Don Smith, Melvin Boyer, Franklin Chastain, Philip Copeland, Clarence Martin, Nolan Puckett, Bob Woodburn, George Perkins, Glenn Sprinkle, Howard King, Monty Newlin, Lonnie Rooksby. Fourth row: Mary Ellen Strother, Hobart Hall, Jr., Clyde Wilson. Jeanette Trimble, Max Foster, Bobby Warren, Kenneth Brown, Farrell King, James Stotts, Sonny Clary, Bill Busick, Maurice Jackson, Anne Wells. Third row: Sponsor, Miss Veneda Ridenour, Wanda Moon, Dotty Smelser, Martha Coffey, Ann McBride (Withdrawn), Carol Vest, Claudetta Ferguson, Betty Milligan, Shirley Shelton, Ruth Monroe, Alice Rutherford, Charlene Wood. Second row: Sponsor, Mrs. Ruth Alexander, Delores Daily Stroud (Withdrawn), Helen Cook, Marialice Lamon (Withdrawn), Opal Wellman, Hilda Lane, Stella Dewhurst Payton, Francis Riley, Joyce Beaty, Vonda Beaty, Anne Slayton, Gladys Sisco, Mr. Claude Marsh, Sponsor. Officers: Mariellen Speer, Secretary and Treasurer; Dorothy Young, Historian; Patty Gerkin, Reporter; Larry Flanigan, President; Bill King and Austin Foster, Sgts. -at-Arms. Juniors Fifth row: Max Elliott, Beulah Tarr (Withdrawn), Patty Underwood, Delora Gregory, Dode Thorlton, Nancy Martin, Joyce Hollen, Bettye Smith, Pauline Fancher, Dorothy Hobson, Beverly Gardner, Wanda McBride, Kathleen Hall, Lilith Atchley, Marietta Busick, Troy Chaplain (Withdrawn). Fourth row: Harold Wininger, Norman Wells, Carl Kendall. David Couch, Marvin Rinker, Barbara Robbins, David Pickens, Phillip Long, James Bowen, Barbara Sipes, Judy Milligan, Shirley Perkins, Phyllis Tucker, Marilyn Hill, Loraine Phillips. Third row: Russel Fancher, Monroe Kenple, Bob Prutt, Jimmy Atkinson, Martha McIntosh. Howard Holland, Don McPhearson, Lawrence Toliver, Charles Radcliff, Stanley Buchanon, Bill King, Charles Scott, Carl Puckett. Second row: Mr. Fancher, Sponsor, Barbara Haworth (Withdrawn), Martha Roberts (Withdrawn), Shirley Collins, Helen Love, Carolyn Riester, Gerald Wisdom. Buddy McCoy, Jean Lindley, Nancy Apple, Judy Mydland, Mary Francis Edwards, Betty Turner. Ruth Dixon, Miss Teaford, Sponsor. First row: Everett Gilliatt, Wm. Wilson. Jimmy Daugherty, Rachel Jones, Fredina Crowe, Keith Roberts, Shirley Breeden. Fifth row: Joan Wininger, Joan Dillard, Jenny Terrel, Carita Cornwell, Wanda Walton. Harold Ervin, Phillip Coulter, Dolly Apple, Lora Sisco, Rowemary Patton, Virginia Boss, Carolyn Boyer, Golda Morgan, Frankie Smelser. Fourth row: Elsie Dewhurst, Bonnie Clements, Anna belle Strother, Margaret Horton. Barbara Baker, Donna Boyd, James Lory, Harlan Elliott, Max Mathers, Nancy Archer, Marvin Dixon. Phyllis Slayton. Charlotte Walls, Ivan Goodman, Willard Andry, Freddy Robbins, Suzanne Gromer. Aneta Davis, Carolyn Patton, Bobby Minton. Patty King. Third row: Jack Kellams, Sonny Powell, Gene Lewis, Dale McPhearson, Donnis Highfill, Leon King, Teddy Gohlier, George Roll, Tom Dunn (Withdrawn), Russes Harris, Ronald Haley, Gerome Grimes, James Coulter, Gael Puckett. Wm. Weeks, Richard Riddle. Wayne Tuell. Second row: Mrs. Lindsey, Sponsor. Judy McCoy. Janet Wilson, Sara Powers, Ed Garlow, Shirley Walls, Ellen Atkins, Merle Wininger, Bob Mayes, Donald Rutherford, Dorothy Allen, Kenny Crowder, Jean Wright. Linda Morris, Paul Clements, Ann Moore, Larry Cox, Mr. McConald, Sponsor, First row: Joanne Hawkins, Bob Wilson, Russel Love, Jimmy Babcoc, Billy Moore, Opal Beaty, Shirley Limeberry. Fresh men First row: Sheila Henninger, Tommy Collins, Kermit Kellams (Withdrawn), Stanley Magner, Betty Carol Limeberry, Jean Moore. Second row: Karl Miles, Sponsor, Jimmy Haworth, Howard Chaplin, Ruth Beals, Marie Jones, Ruth Fisher, Gene Kirby, Kenneth Holaday, Betty Stein, John Gardner, Russel Lane, Max Apple, Donald Busick, Sandra Ellis, Keith Wilson, Norma Turner, Mary Jane Denney, Sponsor. Third row: Jerry Condra, Sally Jackson, Janet Gerkin, George Abel, Bill Redenbaugh, Jane Wellman, Billy Runyon, Jimmy Orr, Joyce West, Clyde Winninger, Leroy Patton, Elinor Knight, Lois Ann Strange, Jo Ann White, Larry Hill. Fourth row: Freddie McCarthy, Sherman Wells, Jane Noble, Sue Radcliffe, Oscar Kayes, Martha Hall, Wayne Speers, Bonnie Monroe, Gregory Lindley, Jackie Wood, Alice Wilson, Barbara Hicks, Mary Ann Stout, David Barksdale, Martha Wells, Shelby Stotts. Fifth row: Gretchen Horner, Patsy Winninger, Madonna Dow, Rosemary Coffey, Mary Noble, Jackie Ray, Thelma Cook, Robert Limeberry, Billie Ann Wolfe, Tommy Condra, Margaret Sutton, Sue Daugherty, Kenny Runyon, Ruth Marshall, Louise Baker, Bonnie Long, Cleta Dillard, Mary Bennett. Sixth row: Betty Spears, Jane Kemple, Mary Campbell, Luther Strother, Arthur Dillard, Bill Gasaway, Kenneth Hunt, Carol Woodbum, John Hudleson, Donovan Stroud, Mary Cook, Donald Bennett, Marjorie Ray, Doyle Gresham, Mike Daugherty, Shirley Clements, Eloise Barrett. Eighth Grade Fifth row: Maurice Hendrix, Bobbie Hammond, William Robbins, Shelby Rutherford, Robert Slayton, Don Wellman, Jimmie Opel, Charles Draper, Norman Gregory, Roy Wilson, Jimmie Smith, Gerald Limeberry, Earl Hudelson, Yvonne McFall, Alan Trueblood, Billy Holaday, Kathleen Kendall, Betty Bennett. Fourth row: Richard Warren, Max Dillard, Donnie Sailor, James Walls, Clyde Barnett, Ronald Newlin, Larry Chastain, Frances Horton, Billy Lane, Ruth Wells, John Lindley, Paul Hutslar, Bill Kendall, Leemont Eubank, Billy Mink, Freida Slayton, Barbara Jones. Joe Hobson, Charles Longest. Third row: Mr. Armstrong, Sponsor, Virginia Longest, Edna Draper, Effie Pruett, Wanda Denton, Linda Wisdom, Janette Wells, Nora Orr, Barbara Hutslar, Barbara Grunden, Junella Robbins, Judy Coulter, Sghelda Cummings, Gloria Daugherty, Shirley Pruett, Janice Stewart, Carolyn Elliott, Laveme Stroud, June Slayton. Arlene Davis, Lois Rubey, Shirley Chaplain, Miss Ham, Sponsor. Second row: Larry Pritchett, Donnie Daugherty, Judy Long, Shirley Cloud, Fred Chastain, Bobby Wilson, Donald Babcock, David Smith, Freida Hayworth, Brenda Patton, Diana Brown, Wanda Cumby, Freddie Hawkins, Tommy Haworth, Dwight Beaty, Russell Payton, Mike McCoy, Tommy Darnell. First row: Ellen Newlin, Edna Mink, Kathryn Witt, Donald Stevens, Gary Barksdale, Eva Jane Bobbitt, Norma Asher, Larry Barnes, Billy Pickens, Richard West, Tommy Collins, Rex Morris, Bobby Payton, Donnie Hooten. Seventh Grade How Diligently We Attend Our Classes To Become Government Class Government class is studying local elections. On board are names of Paoli candidates. History Class As seen on board, Miss Ellis's class is studying feudalism. They moved to back of room for this picture. Intelligent Lads And Lasses! Mr. Ralph Burris was practice teacher in government, history and speech. Mr. Burris was completing BS degree at I. U. Shop Class Mr. Marsh's boys lend a repairing hand all over school as well as making beautiful pieces of furniture. Good husbands, girls I Geometry Class Other math teachers besides Mr. Crowe are Mr. Stalcup and Mrs. Atkins. Math Contestants Second row: Monroe Kemple, Clarence Martin, and Reed Cornwell. First row; Betty Turner, Bonnie Clements, and Jenny Terrell. Physics Class One of the experiments conducted by the 50 physics students of '52 was finding the equilibrant or resultant of two opposing forces. Library Hard at work in the library! The library bought about 300 new books this year and subscribed to 30 periodicals. Art Class The first art class of P. H. S. Under Mrs. Ellis' direction, the class drew portraits, painted pictures and posters, and made ceramics. Shorthand Class Both Miss Mosier and Mrs. Lindsey teach shorthand and typing as well as other commercial subjects. Biology Class One of Mr. McDonald’s four biology classes. Biology Exhibit Bird houses, drawings, leaf notebooks, wild flowers, characterized the biology exhibit. The biology classes also went on field trips. 4 The Home Economics classes work happily in their newly decorated room. Home Ec. Class Girls consult Miss Denney on home decoration problems. I A part of the clothing exhibit. Cakes, pies, cookies, and candy were also exhibited. Latin Class Among the activities to enliven Latin class was the furnishing of a Roman house. Latin Contestants Representing Paoli at the district Latin contest were Judy Mydland and Delora Gregory, second year; Max Mathers and Jimmy Babcock, first year. English Contestants Students competing in the English contest at Bloomington were: Henrietta Taylor, Gladys Sisco, Larry Flanigan, and Ruth Daugherty Monroe. Spelling Contest Winners of first, second and third places respectively were: Sue Radcliff Shirley Trinkle and Charles Radcliff. Contestants from grades 7-12 were: Sue Radcliff, Donnie Gene Daugherty, Paul Hutsler, Hffie Prutte, Alice Wilson, Lora Sisco, Henrietta Taylor, Opal Beaty, Charles Radcliff, Carol Patton, Jo Ann Gardner, Shirley Breeden, Shirley Trinkle, Dorothy Young, Mary Jane Rowe, Gladys Sisco and Wanda McBride. GRADE SCHOOL OFFICE GIRLS Office girls for Mr. Knofel Hancock, elementary principal, were: Jeanette Ramsey, Violet Hawkins, and Joyce Beaty. Members of the 1951 - 52 faculty club are: Fourth row: Miss Lula Hill, Mrs. Edna Teaford, Mrs. Dorothy Stephenson, Miss Ethel McKittrick, Mrs. Irene Boss, Miss Anna Riley, Mrs. Nellie Allbright, Miss Olive Mosier, Miss Mabel Ellis, Mrs. Mabel Allen, Miss Alene Payton, Mrs. Martha Ida Flick. Third row: Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, Miss Veneda Ridenour, Mr. Fred Crowe, Miss Clara Fuson, Miss Mary Jane Denney, Mr. Warren Mitchell, Mrs. Francis Atkins, Mr. Harold Marlette, Mrs. Geneva Clay, Mr. Noel McDonald, Mrs. Marjorie Ellis. Second row: Mr. Charles Stalcup, Mr. Leon Mills, Mr. Clyde Sumners, Mr. Luther White, Mr. Richard Horn, Mr. D.E. Chambers, Miss Marietta Curtis, Mr. Carl Miles, Mr. Marvin Armstrong. Mrs. Lois King, Miss Maude Anna Ham. First row: Mrs. Ruth Alexander, President; Mr. Knofel Hancock, Mr. Merle Lamon, Mr. Philip Wesner, Mr. Orville Clements, Vice President; Mrs. Hannah Lindsey, Secretary - Treasurer. Principal and Office Girls, left to right: Carolyn Edwards, Ruth Springer, Mr. Merle Lamon, Charlotte Clements, Mary King, Martha Hawkins, Mary Hawkins. Librarian and Student Librarians: Max Mathers, Judy Milligan, Bob Marshall, Fredina Crowe, Billie Busick, Ruth Springer, Richard Clayton, Mary Jane Dice, Wanda Speer, Mary King, Mrs. Stephenson, Bonnie Monroe, Mariellen Speer, Ann Wells, Jeanette Trimble, Iris Landers, Jeanette Ramsey, Pat Milligan. Around School Co Music ntestants w VONDA BEATY, CHARLES RADCLIFF, BILL WALKER Trumpet Trio First in District Second in State BILL WALKER Trumpet Solo Second in District JEANNE ANNE WRIGHT Saxophone Solo First in District Second in State JEANETTE TRIMBLE Marimba Solo First in District First in State HENRIETTA TAYLOR Accompanist Music Department Majorette Twirlers SUE RADCLIFF T wirier CAROLYN EDWARDS Majorette SHIRLEY BREEDEN Twirler P. H. S. Band Third row, left to right: Mr. Luther White, Director; Anne Fisher, Anita Davis, Pat Milligan, Vonda Beaty, Martha Banks, Fred Robbin, Carol Woodbum, Charles Radcliff, Bill Walker, Phillip Coulter, Melvin Boyer, Bill Gregory. Leon King, Jeanette Trimble, Richard Clayton, Leo Waynick, Bill Sailer, Philip Couch, James Lorry, Carolyn Reister, Nancy Apple, Nancy Martin, Hilda Lane. Second row: Kathleen Hall, Betty Turner, Sue Radcliff, Beverly Gardiner, Judy Mydland, Janet Wilson, Goldia Morgan, Martha Hall, Larry Hill, Sandra Ellis, Janet Gerkin, Alice Wilson, Dolly Sue Apple, Robert Woodbum. John Bosley. Norman Gregory, Bettye Jo Smith, Jeanne Anne Wright, Floyd Russell Fancher, Kathryn Hall, Norma Turner. Seated: Henrietta Taylor. Patty Gerkin. Thelma Dixon, Shirley Breeden, Patsy Sue Wininger, Lois Ann Strange, Opal Beaty, Delora Gregory, Jo Ann Gardner. P. H. S. Band The P. H. S. Band was organized in 1937 with 22 instruments without a director. The first director was Mr. Robert Archer, whose band consisted of eleven members in 1939. They gave programs to buy uniforms, music, and instruments. With the help of the school and interested Paolians, the band has continued to grow until now it has about 55 members. Mr. Luther White is director of High School and Junior High Band and Choir; Mrs. Alexander directs Junior High and Grade School Music. The department furnishes music for roll call, bac -calaureate. commencement, and class play programs. Their own programs were County Armistice Program at French Lick, Christmas Vesper Service December 16, Grade Variety Show December 20, and County Band Concert May 1. Mr. White directing County Band High School Glee Club Fourth row: Bill Gregory, Billy Sailor. Bill Walker, Philip Smith, and Joe Beaty, Jr. Third row: Beverly Gardner. Delora Gregory. Dorothy Allen, Jeanette Ramsey. Mary Jane Rowe, Ruth Springer, Wanda Maudlin, Bettye Smith, Jeanette Trimble, Carolyn Williams, Joanne Gardner, Sue Jones, Jeanne Anne Wright, Carol Vest, and Marilyn Hill. Second row: Bonnie Clements, Rose Marie Cloud, Nancy Martin, Joyce Beaty, Patty Oakley, Lilith Atchley, John Bosley, Robert Woodbum, Richard Clayton, Franklin Chastain. Philip Couch. Wanda Atchley, Kathryn Hall, Fredina Crowe, and Kathleen Hall. First row: Virginia Boss, Shirley Breeden, Betty Turner, Rita Cornwell, Jenny Lou Terrell, Opal Beaty, Suzanne Gromer, Judy Mydland, Carolyn Riester, Joanne Hawkins, Donna Boyd, Vonda Beaty and Hilda Lane. Henrietta Taylor, Accompanist; Mr. Luther White, Director ORIENTATION DAY FOR NEXT YEAR’S FRESHMEN Second row: David Barksdale, Tommy Darnell, Alan True blood, Stanley Magner, Arthur Dillard, Norman Gregory, David Smith, Shelby Stotts, Wayne Speer, Maurice Hendrix. First row: Jeanne Anne Wright, Accompanist; Eddie Davidson, Donnie Sailor, Bobby Hammond, Clyde Barnett, Max Apple, Bobby Wilson, Freddy McCarthy, Donnie Stevens, Mike McCoy. Billy Pickens, Mrs. Alexander, Sponsor. Junior High Glee Third row: Judy Carpenter, Lois Ann Strange, Judy Coulter, Yvonne McFall, Betty Jo Spears, Carol Woodbum, Sghelda Cummings, Alice Wilson, Barabara Grunden, Junella Robbins, Barabara Hutslar. Second row: Rosemary Coffey, Billy Ann Wolf, Janette Wells, Kathleen Kendall, Shelby Stotts, Gloria Daughtery, Sue Daughtery, Mary Noble, Jane Noble, Norma Jean Asher, Edna Draper, First row: Jeanne Anne Wright, Accompanist; Betty Stein, Sandra Ellis, Freda Haworth, Eva Jane Bobbitt, Nora Off, Wanda Cumby, Wanda Denton, Linda Wisdom, Ann Fisher, Kathryn Witt, Lois Ann Richey, Patty Rutherford, Norma Turner, Mrs. Alexandra, Sponsor. ,Coo TI5 VAMMlCtt LHiar We Have Our Clubs To Pave The Way For After School Days Both Grave And Gay Founded: 1940 Sponsor: Mr. Merle Lamon Aims: To create a greater sense of responsibility and co-operation among the students; to unify all student organizations under one governing body; and to promote generally the welfare of the school. Achievements: Arranged convocations, supervised yell - leader and basketball queen elections, adopted a new constitution, and bought some semester exams. Student Council Bob Crowe, President; Larry Flanigan; Mr. Merle Lamon, Sponsor; Billy Moore; Carolyn Edwards, Secretary - Treasurer; Keith Roberts; Charlotte Clements; Betty Carol Limeberry; Dorothy Young; and Lilith Atchley Big Rich Paoli Tri-Hi-Y Club Founded: 1948 by Miss Mabel Ellis Sponsor: Miss Mabel Ellis Aim; To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. Achievements: Sponsorship of the Neatness Campaign, Mother and Daughter Banquet Back row; Mary Jane Dice, Carol Vest, Mary King, Elizabeth Speer, Betty Smith, Martha McIntosh, Shirley Trinkle, Jeanne Wright, Claudetta Ferguson, Barbara Sipes, Shirley Perkins, Patty Oakley. Left: Mrs. Lindsey, Faculty Advisor; Lilith Atchley, Nancy Martin, Suzanne Gromer, Carol Riester, Kathryn Hall. Stella Payton, Alice Rutherford, Harriet Jones, Freda Crowe, Mary Alice Lamon (Withdrawn), Judy Mydland, Shirley Collins, Mrs. Leota Hoke, Lay Advisor. Left outside: Mariellen Speer, Jeanette Trimble, Carolyn Edwards, Rose Marie Cloud. Right: Beverly Gardner. Dorothy Hobson, Marilyn Hill, Martha Rose Banks, Shirley Shelton, Annabelle Kirby, Judy Milligan, Jeanette Ramsey, Delora Gregory, Pat Milligan, Rachael Jones. Kathleen Hall. Right outside: Miss Mabel Ellis, Sponsor; Jo Ann Gardner. Wanda Maudlin, Mary Jane Rowe, Ruth Springer. Cross: Joan Dillard, Joan Hawkins, Jenny Terrell, Shirley Breeden, Betty Turner, Curita Cornwell, Faye Allen, Francie Edwards, Helen Love, Opal Beaty. Tri-Hi-Y Officers Third row: Sherrell Webster, Sgt. - at - Arms; Mary Jane Rowe, Historian; Jeanette Trimble, Sgt. - at - Arms; Wanda Speer, Chaplin; Henrietta Taylor, Song Leader. Second row: Mariellen Speer, Treasurer; Jo Ann Gardner, Vice President; Carolyn Edwards, Secretary; Rose Marie Cloud, Song Leader. First row: Ruth Springer, President. JUNIOR HI WINNERS OF NEATNESS CAMPAIGN Standing: Larry Hill, David Smith, Betty Jo Spears, Shirley Pruet, Wanda Denton. Seated: Arthur Dillard, Betty Carol Limeberry, Stanley Magner. SENIOR HI WINNERS OF NEATNESS CAMPAIGN Standing: Virginia Boss, Ruth Springer, Jim Daugherty, Leo Waynick, Monroe Kemple, Francie Edwards. Seated: Mary Jane Rowe, Phillip Smith, Henrietta Taylor. Paoli Hi-Y Club Founded: October, 1940, by Mr. Fred Crowe Sponsor: Mr. Fred Crowe Aim: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian Character Achievements: Sponsorship of the Courtesy Campaign and three convocations for the student body without charge for admission. Third row: Sonny Clary, Loren Tomlinson, Kenneth Bennett, Lawrence Toliver, Howard King, Richard Clayton, Bill King, Merle Clements, Larry Flanigan, Bill Walker, Leo Waynick, Nolan Puckett, Jim Monroe, Bob Crowe, George Roll, Robert Woodbum, Charles Radcliffe, Howard Holland, Lonny Rooksby, VanceElliott. Second row: Norman Love, Russell Love, Everett Gillian, Hobart Hall, Kenneth Brown, James Stotts, Phillip Smith, Jimmy Babcock. Jim Bowen, Bobby Warren, Kenneth Hammond, Max Foster, Reed Cornwell, William Carl Weeks, Keith Roberts, Max Elliott, Gene Lewis, Richard Riddle. First row; Don Thorlton, Fred Robbins, Buddy Dixon, Larry Cox, Clyde Wilson, Jack Kellams, Bobby Mayes, Don Roberts, Charlie Collins Wm. Clarence Wilson, Paul Clements, Doyle Busick, Mr. Fred Crowe, Sponsor. Hi - Y Officers Left to right: Richard Clayton, Treasurer; Bill Gregory, President; Kenneth Hammond, Reporter; Leo Waynick, Jr., Secretary; Charles Collins, Sergeant - at - Arms; Bill Walker, Vice President. WINNERS IN COURTESY CAMPAIGN Third row, left to right: Madonna Dowe, Norma Jean Asher, Sue Daugherty, Billy Pickens, John Brown, Wanda Denton, Mary King, Larry Flanigan, Jean Moore, Phillip Smith, Bonnie Clements, Patty Gerkin, Thelma Dixon, Beverly Gardiner. Second row: Rose Marie Cloud, Jane Kemple, Larry Cox, Sandra Ellis, Jimmy Smith. First row: Paul Hutsler, Donald Babcock, Larry Hill. Latin Club Founded: 1928, by Miss Anna Jane Maris Sponsor: Mrs. Ruth Alexander Aims: To encourage an interest in the classics and keep up an enthusiasm for a cultural subject. Officers, left to right: Opal Beaty and Shirley Collins, Scriptors; Keith Roberts and Jimmy Bowen, Consuls; Charles Radcliff, Treasurer; and Delora Gregory, Reporter. Activities: October initiation, March banquet, gift to school. Fifth row: Wanda Maudlin, Reed Cornwell, Mariellen Speer. James Stotts, Richard Clayton, Bob Woodburn, Clarence Martin, Leo Waynick, Bill Gregory, Frank Denton. Austin Foster, Don Smith, Jeanette Trimble, Sonny Clary, JoAnn Gardner. Fourth row: Jenny Terrell, Pat Gerkin, Joan Dillard. Dorothy Young, Joan Hawkins, Delores Dailey (Withdrawn), Martha Coffey. Anne Wells, Mary King, Ruth Springer. Charlotte Clements, Wanda Moon, Rose Cloud, Norman Love, Gladys Sisco. Third row: Shirley Breeden, Lora Sisco, Carol Patton, Annabelle Strother, Donna Boyd. Larry Cox, Suzanne Gromer, Janet Wilson. Max Mathers, Jean Lindley, Fredina Crowe, Pat King, Barbara Clements, Reita Cornwell, Betty Turner. Second row: Sara Powers, Shirley Clements, Shirley Walls, Dorothy Hobson, Beverly Gardner, Judy Mydland, Keith Roberts. Dorothy Allen, Jack Kellams, Ann Livingston, Pauline Fancher, Marilyn Hill, Kathleen Hall, Rachael Jones. Nancy Archer. First row: Shirley Limeberry, Bob Mayes, Jimmy Babcock, Ronald Haley, Russell Harris, Lawrence Toliver, Martha McIntosh, Kenneth Brown, Monroe Kemple, Richard Riddle. Wayne Tuell, Bettye Smith, Jean Wright, Judy Milligan. Front row: Bob Crowe. Opal Beaty, Shirley Collins, James Bowen, Mrs. Alexander, Sponsor; Lilith Atchley, Charles Radcliffe, Delora Gregory, Larry Flanigan, Lonnie Rooksby. GOLD EMBLEM STATE F.F.A. CHAPTER CQMTEST 19 $ 51 Livestock Judging Grain Judging ALVIN LLOYD, Instructor BS Tennessee University Dairy Judging Land Demonstration Soil - Conservation Demonstration Poultry Judging FFA Exhibit FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA Founded: November 10, 1938 by Mr. Bruce Swinford Sponsor: Alvin V. Lloyd Aims: Development of agricultural leadership cooperation and citizenship. Officers: President, Joe Beaty; Vice President, Maurice Jacks; Secretary, Max Elliott; Treasurer, Parvin Chastain; Sentinel, Billy Padgett. Achievements: Participated and won prizes in various contests. Aided in landscaping school ground and conducted a pig chain. Third row: Philip Coulter, Donald Rutherford, David Pickens, Bud McCoy, Jerome Grimes, James Coulter, Billy King, Hobart Hall, Wm. Carl Weeks, Marvin Rinker, Frances Riley. Second row: Norman Wells. John Bosley, Jimmy Daugherty, Roger Jackson, Bob Wilson, Melvin Boyer, Staley Buchanan, Leon King, Gene Lewis, Bobby Minton. First row: Joe Beaty, Maurice Jackson, Billy Padgett, Mary Hawkins, Chapter Sweetheart; Max Elliott, Frank Chastain, Parvin Chastain, Mr. Mitchell, Sponsor. 1952 GIRL AND BOY STATERS Henrietta Taylor, Gladys Sisco, Carol Vest, and Kenneth Brown. Third row: Marietta Busick. Dolly Sue Apple, Barbara Robbins, Phyllis Tucker, Wanda McBride. Second row: Goldie Morgan, Aneta Davis, Kathryn Hall, Dorothy Hobson, Dotty Smelser, Opal Wellman, Helen Love, Jenny Terrell, Ruth Dixon. First row: Nancy Apple, Joyce Beaty, Hilda Lane, Joyce Hollen, Mary Hawkins, Carolyn Williams, Vonda Beaty, Carolyn Riester, Ruth Lankford, Miss Mary Jane Denney, Sponsor. Future Homemakers Of America Founded: June 11, 1945 Sponsor: Mary Jane Denny Aims: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To encourage democracy in home and community life. Officers: Helen Love, President; Ruth Dixon, Vice President; Nancy Apple, Secretary; Joyce Beaty, Treasurer; Dottie Smelser, Carolyn Riester, Song Leaders; Opal Wellman, Historian; Barbara Robbins, Reporter. Achievements: Family Fun Night, Candy Sale, Bake Sale, Candle Light Installation, Mother - Daughter Tea, Hope to be and Honor Chapter. Senior Drama Founded: 1936 Sponsor: Miss McKittrick Aims: Relieves monotony for the students who participate, gives students a better understanding of human nature through the portrayal of different characters, gives students poise and confidence in their ability to do things, and gives pleasure to those watching. Achievements: Presentation of short plays for club meetings, almost all members were in the senior class play. Officers: Mary Jane Rowe, Pres; Bob Crowe, Vice Pres; Elizabeth Speer, Sec. - Treas.; Jeanette Ramsey, Reporter; Philip Smith and Bill Gregory, Sgts. -at-arms. Junior Guild Organized: 1945 By a group of juniors and Mrs. Edna Teaford Officers: Dorothy Young, Pres; Reed Cornwell, Vice Pres; Jeanette Trimble, Sec. - Treas.; Henrietta Taylor, Reporter. Aims: To give members practice in choosing plays, casting parts, and producing plays. Activities this year: Each member has served on a committee that has chosen a play and also Junior High Drama Club Founded: 1945 Sponsor: Miss Maude Anna Ham Aims: To help participants be at ease before the public; to help them in writing original plays Officers: Mary Bennett, Pres. ; David Smith, Vice Pres. ; Sandra Ellis, Sec. -Treas. ; and Janette Wells, Reporter Achievements: Presented skit during Courtesy Week and gave original plays at meetings. Commercial Club Founded: January 28, 1929,by Mr. Frank Sanders Sponsors: Miss Olive Mosier and Mrs. Hannah Lindsey Aims: To promote interest and enthusiasm in commerical work. Officers: Helen Cook, Pres.; Emogene Elliott, Vice Pres.; Carolyn Riester, Sec. and Rep. ; Joyce Beaty, Treas. Achievements: Concession at basketball game. Seniors Of ’52 Present The Wild And Woolly West THE PAOLITE PAOLI HIGH SCHOOL, PAOLI, INDIANA, MARCH 11, 1952 ‘sssi isg-Sg-Sr® «£ £ t e d ls wotd w°u «as tb®  «gS ®u'S eta ?® Ford dUllcu deto ' Idrs- very a ,t did a,s“ ele- TSTSTS- St T 250 Pao i Students 2 Receive Patch Tests «1  £ „ n io F0Ur s ■ ; ‘c epves  4lu eUes CLADS, fr Ka S hr O Otife ’ efeJVt 4. C4 Wf Co . 0o The Paolite 8 second class matter. October 23, Paoli, Indiana, under the Ar c 23, 1929, at the post-the Act of March 3. 1879. S, Staff Heads IT’S A DATE December 20......Grade School Operetta, 7:30 P. M. December 21....Christmas Vacation begins 3:00 P. M. December 21..........................Salem, here December 25............................Christmas December 31...............................School reconvenes January 1..........Four-team Tourney at Mitchell afternoon and evening January 1...........................New Year’s Day January 4...„..................Brownstown, there January 7...............................American Revolution 4SSV Published by students bi-weekly on Tuesdays during the school year. 35c per year or 5c per copy; 40c If mailed. Advertising 30c a column Inch. EDITORIAL STAFF Managing Editors......first page. Mary Jane Rowe, Jeanette Ramsey; second, Elizabeth Speer, Henrietta Taylor; third, Gladys Sisco; fourth, Carol Vest. Make-up Editors.......first page, Ruth Springer, Violet Haw- kins; second. Wanda Speer, Shirley Trlnkle; third, Wanda Moon, Martha McIntosh; fourth, Ann Wells, Fredlna Crowe. Reporters........first page, Charlotte Clements, Rose Marie Cloud. Donald Smith; second, Leo Waynlck, Nolan Puckett, John Brown, Marlene Brown; Around the Town. Judy Mydland, Bettye Smith; exchanges, Jean Patton, Mary Winlnger; third page, grade news Patty Oakley, Kathleen Hall, Marilyn Hill; high school news. Max Apple, Arthur Dillard, Sandra Ellis. Anne Fisher, Barbara Baker, Suzanne Gromer, Diana Brown, Norma Jean Asher; fourth, Philip Couch Reed Cornwell, BUI Gregory. Art. Patty Gerkln; reporters for Paoll’s weekly newt-papers: Marlellen Speer, Jeanette Trimble. BUSINESS STAFF Business Managers.............Mary Hawkins, Phillip Smith; advertising managers, AnnabeUe Kirby, Martha Banks; advertising agents, Shirley Shelton, Sherrell Webster, Mary Ellen Strother, Ann McBride, Barbara Robbins, Phyllis Tucker, Shirley Collins, Betty Turner, Shirley Breeden, Judy Milligan, Nancy Martin, Alice Rutherford. LI PS 5PEAK Advertisers And Reporters Founded: January, 1925 by Betty Beldon. Aims: To be the mirror of school life from grade 1 to grade 12, to make clear to the public the policies of the school, to give students a chance to develop their talents in gathering news, expressing opinions, and meeting the public. 0,‘ r e $c Stan Writes Ollie July 21, 1951 Dear Ollle, I am writing to you from the east bank of the Congo River. We had sort of an accident. Our plane meant to land at Chambersburg but It was so foggy we overshot our landing and finally set down in a headhunters’ village. We got along pretty good with them. I gave them all those pennies out of your rare coin bank. I was cleaning my shotgun anc accidently shot Chief Ramroc around the back. Now we’re in trouble. The natives are hungry, and we just ain’t got nothing to feed them. Please send someone. Maybe Mort could come. By the way, would you go over and let my dog outside. He’s been in the basement for three weeks. Your Friend (Until Further Notice) , Stan Circulation Staff Circulation Staff: Faye Allen, Shirley Breeden, John Brown, Manager; Martha Hawkins, Shirley Collins, Emogene Elliott. Art: Judy Milligan, Lara Sisco, Patty Gerkin Rose Marie Cloud, Suzanne Gromer, Nolan Puckett, Editor. JO ANN GARDNER Advertising, second row: Donna Boyd Kenneth Brown Austin Foster Judy McCoy First row; Fred Robbins Rita Cornwell Joyce Beaty Harriet Jones, Manager Pat Milligan Carolyn Edwards Barbara Baker Sports: Jeanne Anne Wright, Charlotte Clements and Bill Gregory, Co - Sports Editors: Patty Oakley and Sue Jones. Editors MARY HAWKINS Photography, second row: Thelma Dixon Tommy Hobson George Roll Reed Cornwell Sherrell Webster Shirley Perkins Shirley Shelton Mary Jane Dice Francis Edwards First row: Ruth Springer Annabelle Kirby Lonny Rooks by James Stotts Martha Banks Nancy Martin Basketball Queen And Her Court Queen, Shirley Collins; Attendants, Judy Teaford, D.T. McCracken, Rita Hazelwood; Court, Elizabeth Speer,. Ruth Springer, Mary Hawkins, Shirley Limeberry. 1951 - 1952 RESERVE BASKETBALL Paoli 15 Jasper 32 Paoli 24 Jeffersonville 43 Paoli 43 English 20 Paoli 26 Mitchell 22 Paoli 26 Scottsburg 23 Paoli 15 Silver Creek 18 Paoli 38 North Vernon 37 Paoli 33 Salem 29 Paoli 22 Oolitic 27 Paoli 27 Corydon 21 Paoli 25 French Lick 42 Paoli 34 Scottsburg 28 Paoli 39 Mitchell 34 Paoli 39 Orleans 31 Paoli 24 Salem 33 Paoli 30 Brownstown 18 Paoli 31 Brownstown 33 (overtime) Paoli 25 Charlestown 20 Won 11 - Lost 7 Team All Work And No Play Makes Jack A Dull Boy So Our Athletic Teams Are Our Pride And Joy COACHES Mr. Marvin Armstrong Mr. D.E. Chambers STUDENT MANAGERS Larry Cox Bob Marshall (first semester) Keith Roberts YELL LEADERS Rachel Jones Harold Clary Opal Beaty Girls Athletic Association Founded: 1936 Sponsor: Veneda Ridenour Aims: Created for high school girls whose interests fall in the athletic field. Activities: Mother - Daughter Banquet and Orange County Play Day. Junior Girls Athletic Association Fourth row: Norma Turner, Ruth Ann Wells. Joyce West, Judy Coulter, Gloria Daugherty, Carol Woodburn, Veneda Ridenour, Sponsor; Jane Kemple, Betty Jo Spear, Sghelda Cummings, Bonnie Monroe, Barbara Grunden, Frieda Slaten, Judy Long. Third row: Virginia Longest. Eva Jane Bobbitt, Wanda Cumby, Brenda Patton, Jean Moore, Eloise Barrett, Norma Jean Asher, Ann Fisher, Barbara Jones, Betty Bennett, Madonna Dow. Second row: Shirley Clements, Sue Radcliff, Shelby Stotts, Carolyn Elliott, Rosemary Coffey, Louise Baker, Thelma Cook, Billy Ann Wolfe. First row: Janet Gerkin, Diana Brown, Sandra Ellis. Gratchen Horner, Sheala Henninger, Barbara Hicks, Mary Cook, Betty Limeberry. Denney and Curtis ART EDITOR Nolan Puckett OUR GIRL AND BOY STATERS IN 1951 Lowell Thomas Hobson, Charlotte Clements, Bob Crowe. Front row: Mary Jane Rowe, Carolyn Edwards, Mary Hawkins, Jo Ann Gardner First row: Betty Carol Limeberry 4, Kenneth Holaday 4, Larry Pritchett 4, Don Busick 4, Gary Barksdale 4, Don Hooten 4, Don Daugherty 4. David Stone 4, Sue Daugherty 4. Second row: Bill Gasaway 4, Tom Collins 4, Lemont Eubank 4, Larry Barnes 4, Don Babcock 4, Robert Limeberry 4, Gerald Limeberry 4, Mike Daughterly 4, Jimmy Smith 4, Jimmy Opel 4. Third row: Harold Irvin 3, Wm. Weeks 3, Jack Kellams 3, Richard Riddle 3, Opal Beaty 5, Russell Love 3, George Roll 2, 7, 3, 8; Jimmy Babcock 2, 3, 8; Gene Lewis 3, Wayne Tuell 1, 7, 8; Larry Cox 2, 7, 8, 3. Fourth row: Don McPhearson 8, Jim Daugherty 2,9; Charles Scott 2, Billy King 9, Wm. Wilson 8,7; Rachel Jones 5, Keith Roberts 10, Everett Gilliatt 2, Norman Wells 8, Jimmy Bowen 7, 8; Lawrence Toliver 8, Charles Radcliffe 7, 8. Fifth row: Clyde Wilson 2, 9; Max Foster 8, Jimmy Stotts 1,8; Bill Busick 1,9; Don Smith 8, Sonny Clary 5, Larry Flanigan 1,7,8; Robert Woodburn 1; Bill King 2, Franklin Chastain 1, Howard King 1, Lonnie Rooksby 1. Sixth row: Doyle Busick 9, Richard Clayton 9, Don Morris 1, 9; Bill Walker 8. Seventh row: Don Bennet 9, Loren Tomlinson 9, Merle Clements 9, Raymond Radcliff 1,7; D. E. Chambers, Head Coach; Merle Lamon, Principal; Marvin Armstrong, Assistant Coach; Bill Gregory 1,9; Bob Crowe 1,7; Curtis Busick 1. 1 Varsity Basketball 2 Reserve Basketball 3 Freshman Basketball 4 Junior High Basketball 5 Yell Leaders 6 Junior High Yell Leaden 7 Softball 8 Baseball 9 Cross Country 10 Student Manager Varsity Basketball Third row, left to right: Coach Chambers, Gregory, Crowe, Flanigan, Radcliffe, Assistant Coach Armstrong. Second row: Woodburn, Tuell, Denton, Morris, Busick, Chastain. First row: Scott, Rooksby, B. Busick. 1951 - 1952 Varsity Record Won 13 - Lost 10 • •• Paoli- 41 Jasper — 56 Paoli - 41 Mitchell — 36 Paoli 61 English --42 Paoli-- ■ 46 Silver Creek--- — 40 Paoli 64 Scottsburg — 57 Paoli- 33 Salem — 51 Paoli 70 North Vernon— -—45 Paoli- 43 Cory don --33 Paoli 36 Oolitic --39 Paoli -■ 42 Scottsburg --47 Paoli 50 French- Lick 17 Paoli - 73 Orleans --66 Xyfltrholl 49 Paoli -• 57 Paoli 51 IVil IL11C11 Salem ---52 Paoli - 51 Charlestown - -■ — 30 Paoli 47 Bic knell 1 1 1 1 New Albany Sectional Paoli 49 Mitchell —60 Paoli - 58 Lanesville — 51 Paoli 57 Brownstown ---41 Paoli - 58 Laconia —-40 Paoli 41 Jeffersonville— —70 Paoli — 47 New Albany - -• --82 • overtime •• Mitchell Invitational (New Years Day) Softball Won 7 - Lost 6 Paoli----10 Brownstown-----2 Paoli-----4 Brownstown----10 Paoli-----8 Corydon-----7 Paoli-----7 Corydon-----6 Paoli-----2 Salem-----3 Paoli----12 Corydon-----9 Paoli----11 Corydon-----7 Paoli---6 French Lick-----3 Paoli-----9 Orleans----10 Paoli-----3 Salem-----2 Paoli---2 French Lick----7 Paoli----15 Scottsburg----2 Paoli-----4 Corydon----5 • S. E. I. C. Tourney Baseball Won 3 Paoli----2 Paoli----7 Paoli----5 Paoli----16 Paoli----5 Paoli--— 8 Paoli----7 Paoli----11 Paoli----5 Paoli----11 Extra Innings Conference games Lost 2 English----3 English----2 French Lick----1 West Baden----3 French Lick----3 West Baden----13 Brownstown-----4 Brownstown-----1 Mitchell----3 Mitchell----4 CROSS COUNTRY—-Duel Meets Won 3 - Lost 3 Paoli took tenth place in I. H. S. A. A. Sectional (at Jasper) Fres hman Basketb all Jr. High Basketbal II Won 3 - Lost 3 Won 2 - Lost 5 Paoli 39 Salem 19 PaoU 27 Salem 34 PaoU 27 Mitchell 32 PaoU 33 Mitchell 36 Paoli 34 French Lick 23 PaoU 28 French Lick 31 PaoU 51 French Lick 19 PaoU 21 French Lick 28 Paoli 28 Dubois 35 PaoU 45 Dubois 33 PaoU 26 DuDois 28 PaoU 27 Cory don 41 • Overtime PaoU 33 Dubois 17 AWARD WINNERS Back: Radcliff, J. C. C.: Joe Beaty, Agric. Award; Waynick Danfourth; Walls, Radcliffe; Walker, Music; Front: Mary Hawkins, Phi Beta Psi; Clements, Danfourth; Violet Hawkins, B. P. 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