Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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X NJ, X 'SX j ' ., -to. c H y 'iff rv :R rf' --S Page Page Page Page 4., , ,.., OPENING HIGHLIGHTS I6 .I . I. ,I,. ,,A.I,,.......... . SPORTS 26 CLUBS and ORGANIZATIONS 40 FACULTY and STUDENTS U8 V .s V ACT I-- .. OPENING HIGHLIGHTS EPTEMBER I953 Mr. Hammerling giving the opening day speech To stu- dems- Fred and the boys enjoy sun at noon hour is aim i ix xiii V' .I'f7' ,iii 4, in Students Taking it easy on The school lawn. The State Police furnished this Wrecked car during Safety Week. IIINCHES Joe and Jim, Dramatic Club initi- ates, trudging along to next class. uf' if Rex Mercer shows what a person goes through to loin a club. .il-1-'W I ITIATIO ACTIVITIES RE MERCILESS Donnie Lukens earning his membership into the HIAY Club. Deanna makes suitable face to match costume. Bunny Hop brings everyone into action at the Hailovveen Dance. V .f 'lr Shouts of Happy birthday brought this surprised expression on Miss Elisworth's face. Lovers only is the motto of the study hail during the noon hour. Cheese was the byword at the party in which the senior boys entertained the girls at Larry Laudig's. Vu 115. QQ' It if ' viii- : ii- Y ' L 2 -ir 5 The Witches Waddle comes to a climax as Jean receives her title as Queen of the Witches Wad- dIe. . iff 20- . U Q ur wf The Witches Waddle was one of the biggest WITCHES WADDLE ,3' Shelby and his orchestra beat out some hot music with the assistance of John. EJ 7 Janet posing for school photograph. Students taking advantage of study hall to catch up on some needed sleep. FAMILIAR SCENES Seniors enjoying Christmas din ner in cafeteria. E 4 , . gi M - 1 Nancy, interpreting the Charles - ' ton during the senior convocation to boost annual sales. The readlng of the birth of Chrnst by the speech class nn the Christmas convocatron SCENES FROM AUDITORILIM EVENTS I0 ,A i ' lndustrial arts is an important phase of a boy's education. SNQOPIG ' t I X These cooks prepare our well- balanced diet every day. AROU D PH.. Mr. Ellabarger was suspicious when he first re ceived this package at Christmas. However, the boys in mechanical drawing had no trick up their sleeves this time. These energetic looking girls are preparing tor the future. First graders perform at Education Week convos cation. 7' , s Champions in the making? Who knows? GRADE SCHOOL .-ff:-nw, J: 11 These were happy days on the piayground. Q 3 ull Q Ill! Fifth and sixth grade chorus sings at convocation. 4' 'xy -. .I ' This is one of the long Tables at which a wonder- ful banquet was enjoyed. .IU ICR-SENIOR PRCM I953 V Q ' , Q-2 I This picture shows the gala mood that existed during the evening. A quiet card game is the main event for the stags xi ,,.... -ffl- I1- L1 MR, LEWIS S, JACOB Superintendent of Pendleton Schools U W -L The School Board is elected by the Metropolitan School Dis- trict. The members are as fol- lows-Standing: Lewis S, Ja- cob, Everett Foust, Gordon Jar- rett, Seated: Howard Mingle, Miriam Shirley, La w r e n c e Smith. MR. JOHN HAMMERLING Principal of Pendleton High School MISS CLARA BORDEN Assistant Principal of Pendleton High School DM INISTR TIO . 4 3 4 0 if MGE. I NET ROBERTSON Sfudenf M gers JIM TAYLOR, JACK RING, and STANLEY ELLER DEANNA WILLIAMS I I - is Coach Assisranr Coach BOB SMITH EMERSON MUTTERSPAUGH JUDY SMITH DEANNA GOFF vi FRESHMAN TEAM Kneeling: Larry Wood, Neil Mozingo, Kenny Bargo, Donny Lawyer. 'Y 'J a 1 .5 Standing: Stanley Eller, Student Manager, Larry Chappell, Clifford Baker, Bob Fisher, 7 Jim Keesling, Jerry Thompson, Mr. Mutterspaugh, Coach. i FRESHMAN YELL LEADERS-Judy Roehler, Nancy Bright, Toy Lane Loy. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM First row: Stanley Eller, Student Manager. Second row: Butch Epperson, Mike Smith, Ronnie Lane, Tom Rogers, Bill Frampton. Third row: Jim Martin, Asa Edwards, Roger Alford, Mr. Mutterspaugh, Coach, Ed Rodgers, Bill Crosley, Herb Rose. , I I J - JUNIOR HlGH YELL LEADERS-Mary Ann Williams, Wanda Fuller, Lois Ashby, I V ? F T FALL SCHEDULE r, , P A Team We They 8 gpg' Summitville L14 11 'f ? St. Mary's LL 9 7 Frankfort L,,, L 6 10 Lapel L L LL ,,,77 LL L L L L 2 3 'H' Markleville LLLLLLLL L LL L LL I 15 RECORD: Won 2-Lost 3 BASEBALL TEAM D Standing: Mr. Smith, Assistant Coach, Jim Taylor, Gene Parker, Tom ' ' ' Rodgers, Ronnie Trout, Jerry Baxter, Jim Owens, Robin Ramsey, Mr. '-' Mutterspaugh, Coach. Kneeling: Sol Miller, Jack Guard, Jim Bures, Bill Sears, Donnie Lukens, Bob Sears, Dale Foutch. r. EW .ina V Q , GOLF TEAM A an 4 s fl Back: Larry Newkirk, Tom Franklin. Q Front: Dick Jones, Dick Kinnard. These pictures show the Irish baseball team in action during a game with Lapel. J f Lf 6, Aa 4' L ,,.... ,4 , ' ....- 4 j'-- ' gm v 1 5 7 1 S Y - - I ,. F I 'iff' ' .1-2 ' 7- -,L C' -L 3 rife 1-.3 '- T' K A .51 in U 1 ' a. ,,.,L . . -, .- ,- TRACK TEAM Kneeling: Jerry Baxter, Dale Foutch, Jim Bures, Sol Miller, Bill Sears. Standing: Jay Whitworth, Danny Owens, Mr, Smith, Coach, Jerry Mannon, Larry Laudlg, 1 LAX lvjxi- V x. GRADE SCHOCL TEAM First row: Linda Land, Judy Brandenburg, Carole Laws, Yell Leaders. Second row: Mr. Boots, Coach, Dennis Cheshier, Student Manager, Charles Martin, Ronnie Marshall, Calvin Mercer, Tony Foutch, Monty Godbey, Student Manager. Third row: Phil Young, Kenny Myers, Steve Hedger, Tom Wood, Lee Gardner, Bob Ellis, Danny Fisher. -.....r...... 3 3 Y: ' , , an 2 r w- , -' XXX 'H 3 1' gf 'P Q ,Q I A K 'f g VK A ' 14 L, D145 Y Q' I ' N M93 ik' 1 'tw' f i ,fl ,K A V, .J 1 in 'L 4 , vw- all l ' i x l l l P i L ' ... . MALL. .--.1ail... 2413 ll! r IV J First row: Sue Shepple, Jeanne Ring, Tanya Rector, Jill Moore, Barbara Stinson, Alice Lukens, Barbara McLaughlin, Diane Swartz, Jane Pickett, Judy Honnold, Jostine Mercer, Second row: Nadine King, Carolyn Michael, Shirley Lawson, Marilyn Thomson, Toy Lane Loy, Sharon Elliott, Linda Walters, Florence Dillenbeck, Millicent Huey, Judy Britton. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO A44 ...fx-x ln, al.. Qfv Sv' iaulb GV 2-F' First row: Nancy Jackson, Jo Ellen Hallowell, Loretta Pressnall, Karen Eller, Sonia Clark, Jo Ann Snyder, Beverly Vaughn, Sue Freodenstein, Anne Ramsey, Nancy Crawford, Beverly Dine, Barbara Stohler. Second row: Carolyn Seward, Donna Flowers, Virginia Crull, Pat Barrett, Deanna Williams, Linda Goff, Janice Hancock, Wiladine Widener, Carrie Lawson, Roth Raines, Deanna Goff, Diane Snider, Donna Jean May. N5 First row: Barbara Wooley, Jo Ellen Hallowell, Sharon Elliott, Virginia Crull, Joe Philbert, Sherry Rencenberger, Tanya Rector, Alice Lukens, Carolyn Seward, Judy Smith. Second row: Martha Jo Morris, David Rector, Billy Michael, Jo Ann Tunes, Gene Parker, John Maker, Shirley Boicourt, Tom Rodgers, Tommy Rogers, Carolyn Michael, Linda Tolbert, Beverly Vaughn, Justine Mercer. Third row: Virginia Seward, Janet Mercer, Linda Rector, Larry Watson, David Martin, Karen Eller, Judy Rogers, Richard Schug, .lay Whitworth. Fourth row: Deanna Williams, Rosemary Harrison, Jane Shirley, Don Lulcens, David Brindel, Jo Ann Snyder, Mr. James Patchett, Clifford Crosley. THE P.H. . BAN The P.H.S. Band has a membership of 41 stu- dents-one senior, thirteen iuniors, ten sopho- mores, seven freshmen, five eighth grade, and five seventh grade students. The band was placed in first division in the State Marching Contest, and participated in the Fair Parade and the State Moose Convention parade at Muncie. The band is under the direction of Mr. James Patchett. Sometimes the weather is cold in the gym, but . the band practices on. N-.f HI-Y The Hi-Y Club of Pendleton High School is com- posed of boys in grades ten, eleven, and twelve interested in extending throughout the school and community high standards of Christian char- acter. The club is an active one, taking part in many civic duties, notably the March of Dimes. ,wr lx 1-., First row: Joe Zion, Jack Guard, John Urbahns, David Urbahns, Jim Owens, Donnie Lukens, Jon Miller, Gene Parker, Larry Laudig, Don Reighard, Hugh Owens, Gene Stohler, Second row: Phil Chew, Bob Sears, Rex Mercer, Allen McCord, Hugh Rider, Gerald Campfield, Jim Taylor, Jerry Foster, Larry Newkirk, Bill Sears, Gene Owens, Leonard Bond, Tom Franklin, FiNoy Loy, K. B. Ramsey, Malcolm Craig, John Pickett, Joe Philbert. ,, if - 28 Hi-Y initiates Eating Lunch. Tom Franklin, President, Leonard Bond, Vice President, Don Reighard, Secretary, FiNoy Loy, Treasurer, Gerald Campfield, Sergeant-at-Arms, Larry Newkirk, Chaplain. ,, 1 , .44 , An' .QM . - Q- 'MD -4kt,?,4., First row: Sherry Rencenberger, Marilyn Thompson, Susan Wood, Shirley Boicowt, Jo Ellen Hallowell, Carolyn Schug, Martha Woodruff, Jean Gaither, Norma Keesling, Judy Honnold, Sharon McLary, Sonia Clark. Second row: Alice Lukens, Rebecca Manship, Mariellen Owens, Peggy Gaither, Judy Rogers, Janet C. Smith, Virginia Seward, Linda Rector, Linda Miller, Miss Dessie Burton, Wanda Hallowell, Joan Alley, Eleanor Miller, Jean Ring, Susan House, Wanda Fuller, Beverly Flowers. Third row: Carolyn Main, Jane Wisehart, Judy Armstrong, Betty Reynolds, Nedra Clark, Joyce Brandenburg, Lelariie Teague Karen Kamke, Janey Mercer, Madonna McCord, Susan Alley, Justine Mercer, Rosemary Harrison, Judy Britton. 4-H LUB Eighty-two girls completed and exhibited one hundred and forty-nine projects in l953. Cham- pion placings at the county exhibit were awarded Jeanne Ring, Susan Wood, Norma Keesling, and Joyce Boicourt. Janet Smith won grand champion award in the Junior Dress Revue. Susan Wood placed in the blue ribbon group in the Senior Revue. Martha's home improvement proiect. First row: Bethel Reynolds, Toby Fesler, Rosemary Harrison, Linda Tolbert, Nancy Bennett, Sharon McLary, Jill Moore, Judy Laws, Jane Pickett, Toy Lane Loy, Peggy Gaither, Loretta Press- nall, Linda Snyder, Beverly Owens, Donna Bainter, Carolyn Marshall, Peggy Ebbert, Suzie Fisher, Harlean Gordon. Second row: Miss Betty Lightcap, Barbara Seybert, Linda Walter, Sue Shepple, Alice Lukens, Jane lronmonger, Judy Britton, Julia Jackson, Nadine Rider, Norma Keesling, Jean Gaither, Anne Ramsey, Virginia Crull, Verna Spaulding, Janet Robertson, Judy Smith, Rosalyn Bright, Beverly Vaughn, Third row: Jo Ann Snyder, Jane Shirley, Joy Bradbury, Deanna Williams, S NSHI ESOCIETY The Sunshine Initiation. Sonia Clark, Jeanne Ring, Shirley Lawson, Mariorie Wood, Christine Thomas, Ellen Norris, Kay Conkin, Sue Freudenstein, Nancy Bright, Judy Roehler, Georgia Wood, Susan Wood, Millicent Huey. Fourth row: Janie Fesler, Ruth Raines, Carrie Lawson, Rebecca Manship, Sherry Rencenberger, Carole Che- shier Thelma Harrison, Janice Hancock, Linda Goff, Karen Eller, Nancy Jackson, Jo Ellen Hallowell, Phyllis Ormes, Peggy Myers, Tanya Rector, Sharon Elliott, Laura Lee Resler, Sandy Higginbotham, Martha Woodruff, Florence Dillenbeck, Anne Teagardin. ,,,.,,..---' ' Q- in 'Q .V Laura Lee Fesler, President, Anne Ramsey, Vice President Deanna Williams, Secretary, Linda Gott, Treasurer, Bethel Rey nolds, Corresponding Secretary, Miss Betty Lightcap, Sponsor The Sunshine Society donates its time and ef forts to charity The members collect money for the March of Dimes and other worthy organiza tions. FUTURE F RMERS O AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys who are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. The primary purpose of this organization is the development of agricul- tural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The colors of the organization are National Blue and Corn Gold, and the motto is: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. ln our local chapter there are twenty-one active members. Officers are as follows: President, Rex Mercer, Vice President, Don NlcCune, Secretary, Bill Sears: Treasurer, Bob Sears, Reporter, Bud I-Iighbaughg and Watch Dog, Gene Parker. First row: Dale Lane, Jim Bures, Bob Sears, Buddy Highbaugh, Rex Mercer, Gene Parker, Don McCune Jon Alford, Sonny Lawyer. Second rowg Mr, Fred Wolf, Lewis Burke, Joe Phiibert Bob Fisher La Verne Brummet, Gerald Keesling, Bill Lukens, George Berry, Torn Drake, Wayne Pocre Bob Van Hook K , s-...V i 3 r 1 i First row: Linda Gott, Rosalyn Bright, Judy Smith, Sonnie Patty McLary, Sue McVaugh, Jane Shirley, Jo Ann Snyder, Sibbach, Barbara Johnson, Sylvia Watson, Harlean Gordon, Phyllis Ormes, Nancy Jackson, Carolyn Seward, Deanna Will Peggy Ebbert, Patty Barrett, Barbara Wooley, Norma Hargett, liams, Martha Woodruff, Third row: Donnie Lukens, Ronnie Marilyn Ginder, Linda Snyder, Marcia Owens, Loretta Press- Trout, K. B. Ramsey, Karen Eller, Sonia Clark, Leonard Bond, nall, Jessica Marenberg, Virginia Crull, Dick Trout, Janet Robert- Gene Stohler, Hugh Rider, Joe Zion, Earl Gale, Charles Shaw, son, Miss Frances Ellsworth. Second row: Sol Miller, Jim Taylor Donna Jean Flowers, Shirley Boicourt, Laura Lee Fesler, Sandy FiNoy Loy, Dick Kinnard, Jo Ell Hallowell, Barbara Lawyer, Higginbotham, Joe Moore. DR MATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club is composed of iuniors and seniors interested in dramatics. At present there are titty-four mem- bers. The purpose of this club is to learn the fundamentals of good acting. In the spring the Dramatic Club usually presents three one-act plays for the public. This club has also taken part in our student convocations this year. X Joe Moore, Secretary, Jessica Marenberg, Vice Presi- dent, Virginia Crull, Reporter, Dick Trout, Treasurer, Janet Robertson, President I f W it Ma and Pa Trout ioin Dramatic group. , f Crull, Phyllis Ormes. MR. JACOB'S SECRETARIES-Seated: Judy Smith, Sondra Sibbach, Sandra Higginbotham, Sherrie Alford. Standing: Laura Lee Fesler, Anne Ramsey, Marilyn Thomson, Mrs. Frieda Teagardin. M- 'W ...m I A9 MR. HAMMERLlNG'S SECRETARIES-Seated: Mar- ' tha Woodruff, Nancy Jackson, Janet Robertson, Jo Ann Snyder. Standing: Verna Spaulding, Ann Teagardin, Toy A I ' 4 LIBRARIANS-Seated: Barbara Johnson, Virginia Standing: Ellen Norris, Sherry Rencenberger Sue McVaugh, Nancy Bennett, Barbara Wooley R Lane Loy, Mrs. Mary Reighard, Richard Schug. 4-H CLUB First row: Charles Philbert, Wayne Poor, Jim Dine, David Rector, James Fisher, Fred Honnold, John Seward, Bill Michaels, Tom Drake Bob Van Hook, Dale Doty, Buddy Lawyer, Jimmy Lucas, Richard Wilson. Second row Judy Rogers, Wanda Hallowell, Tanya Rector, Mariellen Owens Judy Smith, Rex Mercer, Diane Snider, Bob Sears, Joe Philbert, Lewis Burke Larry , Laudig, Bill Sears, Gerald Keeslirtg Rex Craig Bill Lukens, Johr' Stephensors Sonny Lawyer Mr Wolf X - K Mr. Wolf's sponsorship serves as a guiding hand to the 41-H boys and girls, '1 . The Pendleton 4-H Agriculture Club had an enrollment of fifty-nine members in 1953. Of this Q W membership forty-eight exhibited l84 agricultural -- proiects at the Madison County A-H Fair at Alex- andria. Seven members showed livestock at the Muncie Fair, and nine livestock exhibitors placed at the Indiana State Fair. At the Madison County Grain Show, forty-one entries were made. Tommy Rogers had the high A-H yield in Madison County, and Edgar Lucas, a P.H.S. alumnus, had the high Junior Five Acre Corn Club yield. Mary Ann Williams, President, Judy Gorden, Vice President, Susan Alley, Secretary, Joyce Brandenburg, Treasurer, Janet Wooley, Musi- cian, Miss Clara Borden, Sponsor. The Sunbeam Society is the newest club in P.H.S. All girls in the seventh and eighth grades are eligible. Miss Borden is the faculty adviser of the group. S NBEAM GIRL First row: Joyce Jones, Claudia Mannon, Betty Weaver, Janet Wooley, Ann Stephenson, Virginia Seward, Patty Murphy, Madonna McCord, Joyce Brandenburg, Susan Alley, Karen Kamke, Linda Rector, Mayon King, Sandra Morris, Miss Clara Borden, Second row: Beverly Flowers, Sara Beth Younts, Sarah Harvey, Lois Ashby, Joan Alley, Lelanie Teague, Donna Estelle. Third row: Judy Mingle, Wanda Fuller, Judy Gorden, Jo Ann Tunes, Gracie Engle, Judy l-ligginbotham, Kay Hite, Nedra 5.4 It Clark, Carolyn Shaw, Jean Jackson, Norvella Cheshier, Jane Wisehart, Carolyn Main, Eleanor Miller, Charlotte Mounts, Janet Lennen. Fourth row: Lynda Miller, Sally Hamilton, Wilma Ham- mond, Nancy Walter, Mary Ann Williams, Judy Armstrong, Betty Reynolds, Mariellen Owens, Judy Hinkle, Wanda Hallo- well, Camille Hamilton, Janice Fithian, Martha Morris, Beatrice Allison, Janet Mercer. 7 l .1 - 'H ' WU First row: Carole Cheshier, Patricia Hilclerbrand, Ellen Norris, Robin Ramsey, Malcolnt Craig .lay Whit- worth. Second row: Miss Essie Hallowell, Phyllis Ormes, Rebecca Manship, David Martin, James Conkin, Jerry Lucas, Neil Mozingo, Carolyn Michael, Marilyn Ginder, Thelma Harrison, Loret'a Pressnall Third row: Jack Ring, Fritz Eley, Walter Moore, Duane Ormes, James Schuman, Daylcl Urbahns, David Brindel, Ray Young, Joe Zion, Jim Owens. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club is one of the new clubs formed this year. The sponsor, Miss Essie Hallowell, is very much inter- ested in photography and has promoted greater interest in photography in our school. f President, Robin Ramsey, Vice President, Jay 'K Whitworthg Secretarylre-asurer Malcolm Craig, Robin's entry for scenic pro- iect in Camera Club. fl 'i FRANCES ELLSWORTH English FREDERICK E. WOLF Vocataonal A Science TW-. aqgq' 'Cf RUTH P. ELEY Jumor Hugh School Mathematics in S BETTY LIGHTCAP Social Studies M ROBERT P. FLETCHER Socaaf Sfudnes Commerce EMERSON MUTTERSPAUGH Physical Education Hisvory 5 - , I 7:5 W Q N fx -, ,ms 0 -. 1 4 L ,' ihlflv. r 1 f it ' ai -f 1' Q Y 140 LOUEVA HELTON Physical Educar ,- -'Y A I i MARVIN CARMONY Engiish g , eb Ur ,i Xf JAMES PATCHETT Band Junior High Music A bit of refreshment and some good old hard work brought forth the fine cartoons that you find on page 94. lvxs Fl AJTK f- ,v I L X1 f -,.. These night sessions were often quite lengthy, but that's 47 . what it takes to put out an annual. Xl if My 5 C il ANNUAL STAFF Editor , Assistant Editor Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Editor Art Editor , Assistant Art Editor Picture Editor , Business Manager ,, , Snapshot Editor , Assistant Snapshot Editor . Literary Editor , ,.,, , , , Sports Editor ,,,, Circulation Manager ..... JOHN ROOP NANCY JACKSON ROBIN RAMSEY JUDY SMITH BARBARA STOHLER DICK KINNARD JANET ROBERTSON , SONNIE SIBBACH , ,, JACK LUCAS JOE ZION , , JANET DAVIS . JACK RING FINOY LOY ANNUAL STAFF-Front row: Jack Ring, Barbara Stohler, John Roop, Miss Ellsworth, Nancy Jackson, Jack Lucas. Back row: Robin Ramsey, Joe Zion, Janet Davis, Judy Smith, Janet Robertson, Sonnie Sibbach, Richard Kinnard, FiNoy Loy. 47 1 - . -Q , r IA U -:v:,r:s.2:f SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Nancy Jackson, Treasurer, Danny Owens, Vice President, Beverly Dine, Secretary, Barbara Johnson, President. SENIOR CLASS '54 Miss Ellsworth was our backbone. We thank her deeply for the understanding guidance she has given us. No class could meet with the success we have without a truly wonderful sponsor. 48 y Z fi SD 'gs pl 17 --4 7 1 hh f l We dedicate this space in memory of . . . DAVID REIGHARD . the twin brother of Don Reighard, who would have been a member of this graduating class. X 'ls g N. KN, HERRIE JERRY EA r ockd 8 OU ALFORD Chow I 2 eac ers S os Cass Play 4 pererra I Strefary er Cofhmffree ora Offme Se 3- trerary AX seba!! Trac 234 LAR RY GE NE Bfaxrsfe ass Pl 50 AFD ON fd VIC fu , 1- Hj. , I. ho ma VIVCS Pfesidenr 3 ws 2, ff . ?'f5f ay , Vfce Pr , j 1 4 ffl, , ,' ra esfdenr , .-I if 20' LARRY BO?-A Ure Pa!roX A. N XN Rosmsm Bruor-rr rnarxc, CXub 3, A, GPA 1, 'lg A-H X, 'lg Chorus N, 'l, 3 'ew 7., 3, Ag Opereika X, 'lg Oiikce Secrem aX Gob 'l, 3. Dra Surrshrrwe S0cr '33 Cheer Mock A, Chor 1 ' Pr-m,uP Cr-NEW '35 HRX '1., 3, A, Chorus Ag Dramatic. 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Band lf 9, 3: ws 2,' Annual Editor 4, lu . Y. V , .g xxx , XR I 1 ' ,qi ' Q , ' W - L ' V x' I ' ' A JI if x UN .1 xi' l BAR A S 1, ,3, 4,- ' 2,- lv ' S y in 4,' An ual ,' Clv z 4-H 1, 2. TH S 1-1 1, 2, 3, 42 M ' 6 7, 2, 3, 41. G 1, 2, 31 4. 71-1 1, 2, 2, 4, hu 3, 41. A I Dm fc, C I3' 42 f s if A sf ff 4,- 555 50 y7,2,3,-Yll of ,. - lss Pla 4. y xx, Hand JLJDI MJT aforerr AA C Ows C oral club 3 me, vb Dremerfc Club Pay ,mmf 5 W me W' S lee 9f4 Offfce sem-far Ca y C44 C ob ralT7al1C A777708 Sraff 4 eechers Secrela ob Cas 'Y s a O flce lg BA P TOHL ER 2 Offfce Secrerary Teac ers e rv Sreff 4 eer Block 4 Sc 9 N cfefaf 59 A 3 1 OB p. YN Che Rxcvw moo C cms ask K'oaXX X Drama CN we evexxa R Oass vesx em Xass PXa4 we Vano Ovam ck Nb 'Y No ck Ckxox a 02 E PN EP- ex Pk php NN P- am emo . Owe S uexaw . Um 3 UND Nxauon Nw Sch Dram ORHCC 8 , owwn. x,1,A, OV CXJO X Ll '14 f '776flC D las AP Club WNDL ke! l I rack 4 H4 cm 'X 4 N efrms llgh O unslv e UPF ne ocfefy CA .lumor eader cfery Secrerary 3 Ofhce e ery aforer Counrry 4 Baseball e H1 School 3 Cross V Cfefal' Teach Ia QQ fd Hi- Y A Y JO sp , , ,' D a NC Sclvoo - rdfheh , 6 U ggi? x JS? ION b Clu Camera Club ,- ? N Treasurer Secrerary President Vice ,Presidenr 62 JERRY FOSTER VlRGINlA CRULL GERALD CAMPFlELD DEANNA WILLIAMS JU IOR CLASS fd' ' 'Y Mr. Carrnony is one ci' The new Teachers who received a job as sponsor, lie guided ine icinior class Tnrougn a successful year with flying colors. 1 3 L ' fb, fa. , , ,v ff In .ff A 1 qi Fa Mm lm ' First row: Party Barrett, Shirley Boicoort. Second ron: Harold Borders, Joyce Bradbury, Gerald Carnpfield, Carole Chesliier, Sonia Clark, Rex Craig, V rginia Crcill. Third row: Mar- Iyn Dever, Karen Eller, Donna J. Flowers, Jerry Foster, Torn Franklin, Marilyn Ginder, Linda Goff. Fourth row: Jack Guard, Jo Halloweil, Jan ce Hancock, Norma Hargerr, Tnelrna Har- rison, Patricia Hilderbrand, Jane Ironrnonger, 9 r 'W . .S ' ' ' rn , i i rw ng., , ref V a-P '4'Y w K5 ' F ,vs 1 A .1 ' .3 I ' 7 5' an Y' n I' 2. , 5 r ' ' ,ij I ar , is R, 1' Q Us sa-I -f F rsr row: Daze Lane, Barbara La.-.yen Donn e Lakers, John Make' Jerry Manner J955rC3 Marenberg A en McCord. Second row: Don McCabe, Pa? McLarw Sae McVaagb Rex Mercer, Jon Mrrler, Sol M1 ler, Joe Moore. Tnrd rox.-.n La , Newk rl-4 E 'en Norms, Pnl S QVYYWGS Ce: a Orreli, Bevergy Owens, Mat a Owens Gene Owens. Foarfn 'owz Gene Parker Joe Pnlberr, John Plckerr, Wayne Poor, Loretta Pressnaii, Bri! Sears, Bob Sears. Ffrn 'ofuq Caroe Nyn Seward, Charles Shaw, Jane Sb rley, Joan Snyder, L:nda Snyder Verna Spaa d UQ, .lm Taylor. Sixth row: Ronnie Trout, Jonn Urbalnns, Carol Van Hoy, Wrladene Wldener, Deanna Wwarns, Barbara Wooley, Bob Yancey. Q , P Rap ,J X Treasurer Presfdenr Secrerary wr V1 ,, n 1 . LC' FICJALJCIIV NALCOLM CRAJG MERLE BO RAM JAY WHTWORTH If-AV fenrvrlf-fx JCPMXI LJFNMV-YEK ffr Parry-ef ,-err-more 'Jai' zpnnznr LAX ',:r're',, fp, eo-: - sponslbie , , -cbshw QU J Xt: SOPHQMORE CLASS f-, oe ,Q f -g 4-9 11' fi. 4 X , 64 KK A J 4-v '1' I , U 'J k A , 1 J 3 First row: Donna Ba rfer. Second row: Carole Beernan George Berry, Mere Boram, Lo.-fe!! Bradbury, Judy Bruton, La Verne Brurnrner, Jrrn Berea Truro ro.-.. Lew. s Barre, Jrn Com n, Kay Conkin, Mafcofrn Crarg, Nancy Cranford, Donna flaws, FJo'en:e D Venbecif. Foorv- .1 Sharon E!Iwo?'r, Snaron Farr, Jane Fesler, Toby Fee er, Geradfe Frnran, Soe Freodenve r, Jean Gartner. V311 4 .ft ul E-J Af'- A 'J , 1 v --v ci 1 'O , XX, xx AVMLABLE f 'lv ,Q f f' . QL. fl g .. A ,, ir .s -V 4 7 ' - - 7 . 2, b w 4f I - if H IU ' 2 1 ' 1,5 fa 'f U v 5, A - 2' -1 5 if - A ... . . ' 4 ' p , . F X .. I I X A ,QI '1 ,, f .j A -' s fn, Q7 , Q. V4 9, if ,. , .gy Us , ,4 MLK, ' 5 fl Q x 7 A: 1 I Mk x ' 5 .x ., 'Ns 4 A N. ow - - 4 in 'fn F -- if . 5 : a vi I' '- 'Y -, ,J iw, 5' ra,-.. Ceefwa G35 Rgcen r-1e ,:g- Jaw -wma rf .e. 1'Ai 'a HQVZIS' :ev V'1-'3', JJ a Qjl-xSC'7 -cizwd Q.. ,rife 3 'Xe-3x wawg Kees 'gc Cane Lim: E-:Jd, Lerner Ve'5 Lcser E W LJke 5 ly: 'few' ' 'Li Qc. 5 ' U fe' S 'e, N We' Pegg, '.'x,e-fs Jn' O-.uefe JM P' 5:5 Qgf' 25 'ws ivwe 52a N5e,, :SJW 'c.'.1 Tama Remo' C 5'es Rezfewbach Bethel Qefsids Nacife R Jer Tom Rcdgers Jef ce Reefer' B5'C5'3 Sewer? FV rcv.: CE'Oi'yV'? Sifug F2 Q 3'd Scrpg Dane S der 3:51 Stephenson Aww Teagetww 'Je' ,W TkQ'N'DSO, E-, 3 prgyvtg Swv rox. 5eX.e', Vaqghm, Lwrwda Wafers Ja' Whnworrh, Georg a Wood Swan Wood jafef Yamcev Dev 7 3 1 'd Br rwdei, 65 FRESHMAN CLASS Secretary SHERRY RENCENBERGER Vice President TOY LANE LOY Treasurer FRITZ ELEY President DAVID MARTIN The freshmen seem to have done very well Linder the firm hand of Miss Hallowell. The freshman classes always begin high school with high hopes. The newness of the subiects and the realization of actually being in high school seem to inspire them to do their best work. The Class of T957 has been no exception, flu 10' ui I 51 Jef r L l First row: .Ion Alford, Clifford Baker, Second row: Kenneth Bargo, Nancy Bennett, Jim Black, Eileen Boots, Shirley Boyd, Nancy Br ght, Leroy Brooks, Phyllis Campfielcl, Third row: Paul Carr, Larry Chappell, Tom Drake, Carolyn Dudley, Fritz Eley, Stanley Eller, Robert Fisher, Peggy Gaither. wi 'T --4 All X1 v .5 5195 1. Q X ,, i lf'f,l'la 'S ,JJ rf , i .- , - 1 - J X 'ff' v 1 J v tx E' 2 xy., .n '1 ,V 0 .,, Z V inn- .QA l 1' 5 ,-' A ff Q' 0 -V , .I f 7 47 1 K I ' 'Q ?' 4 , LA h 6 N , .4 as wh, V , . .. . I ' vs I 'O fl - 5 4 A ,. r I --4 Q 7 ' r V A X 5 . x , . 44' ,X 'K .. A H I vx ri 1 I I .3 in A v eb ' -9 L - f 7 I fx X xx ' 1' ' I 1 xc - . ,Z ,k - A ,v lx .s 0 ' 5 .Q 4 J' -no . 7 Q ' Q ll W x f' J . . .,- x ! 3 1 t lf- . F's C.-. Nei, ::... ,Zh Sw, .lla ra:-f-' S CMG Hggn Cay., H9 : Cer: x L Y, V s Q K, 35,59 ug, 3 ,... ,CU R31 s 5.9 Q James Sfsb, PP L, JJ' MS 1 1 GMM ,Q earl. vs Ba't:ara 5-wssf SQ. Le? Fi 5 ' Q'f ' ':.-- Jaffe S.-.a z CVHS' Tvcmas JE y Thowpsov LWV5 Re'-39555 TV5' - V V 5- Y '53 Lmda T' bw' Robe Vafw Heck Dc'va'd Wiifney Larry Wood Mdaw Barbra Mila ml r ' 5 1' Cry, A'AX3,O,e 4 67 J gg, K' fir 'P If ' '-' Lx.. Q .15 ', L J Secrerary JOAN ALLEY Mr. Multerspaugh has done well as spon- Presidenf , JAMES HAMILTON sor of The elghth grade. Treasurer JIMMY DINE Vice President MARY ANN WILLIAMS EIGHTH GRADE L A Al' x Ki-' l N . 'A L, 131 A A ,wr 1 if A P lilaik.- ' 43 -'ri D ' -5 A fl I I 5, 'fr' l , - . ff fi, X 1' l 4 ,ff ll - 7 l - lf . 1 .f I '.-4 r V, V A L Q L A53' if I Y , A 'V Q 4' r' 4 .. M l la - , s A I X l -- A l 5 68 M.. 9 ' 'wr ,J XX First row: Joan Alley, Lols Ashby, Gerald Ausrln, Kerth BSWWTGF, Second row: Kenny Bark- dull, Carolyn Borders, Norvella Cheshrer, Van 1a Coulson, Ned Crarg, Jarnes D?ne, Dale Doly, Asa Edwards. Thlrd row: Gracie Engle, Butch Eope'son, Janrce Frh an, Beverly Flow- ers, Bill Frampton, Dean Foufch, Wanda Fuller, David G frnore Fourth ro.-.fz Judy Gorden, Wanda Hallowell, Cacnlle Harnrlron, Jarnes Ham ron, Sal2y Harnlron, Wlrna Hafnrnond, Arthur Hancock, Sarah Harvey. v 1 1 A 1 L, .., L,l ' SEVE TH GRADE J f , 0 AN' V The seventh grade was under the able guidance of Mr. Wolf. The seventh graders always have the reputation of coming into high school with a roar. They carried out this tradi4 Secretary ,,,.s,..A , Vice President President ,,..,,,s KAY HITE , . , JIMMY ECKHARDT JOYCE BRANDENBURG tion as usual this year, however, they soon found themselves face to face with stern disciplinarians, something they didn't bar- gain for. During the year they successfully adiusted to high school life. Treasurer .,,,,, .7,7. ,,,,,. S U SAN ALLEY '.- .2 r 1- ' 'K Q J- . A in-B Q -lx f . fi 4- so K Y! X A t , N , f , .T X N I -X 4 A f ,f f 'i , , 1 mom ouhwg 4 46 f . - ,fe r 'V . -as lt. , 57 in , X me f srgwzl , A X , 2 it J 'f '. H U f First row: Susan Alley, Roger Allford, Georgia Allison, Judith Armstrong, Jack Ashby, Larry Austin, James Baker, Jerry Bannon. Second row: Larry Barlcdul, Edward Bargo, Robert Beckner, Stanley Boram, Charles Borton, Oliver Borton, Joyce Brandenberg, Marvin Castor. 70 s 2 V Y A - -r '4-f., Z' i'vv 'J' AZ' z ff 'A il 1 l f X i iz X 'ff If 'I' S , rv UA ' r i ' Hn 1: ' 1 'L 4- 1 ' V L A l 51 ll Q S f f 1 ,. I A ' 4 .. in. I . A 'C r' V 4 VV' -4 , 7 ff ' 'T S f' 1- I Qi. i f ' ' S mf' ' 9- 4 J n l l Il i . V 1 . if i 1 v ' V at 1. .5 U r 'I , .1 V ' , Jn -5 f i l L . -, I X' . 4 ' , Q? 4 ' l l , ' x ',..- - x 'Q' X if fl . 'X A. Q ' i l I if ' 'A' fl 4 i ff' '6 ' 1 1 , Q -- X i V 1, 'iv ' X J 5 i -, ,a-YJ f f.Vv is 4 ,V ff' I3 ll L ' 4 'S , .. fs V ua ,, . ' 4 , 4 H . ar . fx . 'x .ll 5 ji YI -- i J rv 1- ',r ,,v- 3 5 -- V, A ,, 4 1- I J' . ' 1 1 liao - First ro.-.. Neclra Clark Torrill Coffman, Francis Ccnrer, Harold plwen Lay, Janet Lennen, Carolyn Main, Madonna McCord Comics or Ciflorcl Croslef William Crosley Svexe Downing McLaughlin, Jane? Mercer. Filrh row: Billie Michael, l Car' Eazri-'. Second ro.-. Clarence EaCr0l Jerr, Eclclwardv Peel Miller Larry Miller, Michael Moon Martha Morris, Pafricii EC.-.arcs .leave Engc Donna Egrelle James Fisner, Ton' Frame phy, Jerry Norris, Sandra Norris. Sixth row: Kent Rector, B - Ha-rs Tl- rd row- Bobby l-lawklrrs Jud, Hgginbofnarn J, Reclor Bell, Reynolds, James Riley, Bill Robinson, Ed Rol Hole Ka, Hive Fred Honnold Bobby Hqse Daniel Ham, Eddie Rodgers, Tommy Rogers. Seventh row: Byron gee' Ben Karnke. Focrfli row: Karen Karnke 'ilavon King, Sle- Vicki S li'n Lelanie Teague, Sharon Wliilefnan, Jarnes W Vincent Williams, .lane Wiseriarr Jo Ann Wriglnv. - . Y 1 - dier. l Above is shown the White House. This is one of the many sights that the seniors saw on their class trip. SENIOR CLASS TRIP i This is the great amphitheatre The most familiar landmark is the Capitol Building with its ma- iestic dome. Shown on this page are many interest points of the fine trip that the seniors took to Wash ngton D C The George Washington Monu ment was a point of great in terest. 72 The Tomb of the Unknown Sol- CLASS WILL SHERRIE ALFORD wall my traps to Anderson to somebody who can afford them JERRY BAXTER wall my black haar to Jam Black LARRY BAXTER wall my aob at Marsh s to Walter Moore LEONARD BOND wall all my cagarettes to Nancy Braght LARRY BORAM wall my beat up Chevy to Mackey Jackson ROSALYN BRIGHT wall my abalaty to thank up somethang dafferent lake green haar to Carolyn Dudley PHIL CHEW wall my corn cob pape to Nancy Akers GORDON COLEMAN wall my excuses for beang absent to a future husband an the senaor class PAT COOPER wall my seat an Mr Mutter spaugh s study hall to Donna Baanter JANET DAVIS wall my place an bookeepang class to anyone who washes to aoan me Rachmond BEVERLY DINE wall my blush to Sharley Lawson PEGGY EBBERT wall my quaet ways to Bethel Reynolds LAURA LEE FESLER wall my acquarntanceshap SUZIE FISHER wall my steady steady to any unsteadaes who want to go steady DALE FOUTCH wall my gaft of gab to Susan Wood EARL GALE wall my curly haar to Allen McCord HARLEAN GORDON wlll my love for Markle vnlle to Janae Hammond JAMES HARTSOCK wall my heaght to Sonny Lawyer SANDRA HIGGINBOTHAM wall my typang eraser to Bob Yancey BUDDY HIGHBAUGH wall my GI haarcut to Lewas Burke NANCY JACKSON wall my annocenr ways to the freshman class BARBARA JOHNSON wall my blond haar to Toby Fesler DICK JONES wall my aballty to play lake one of the Globe Trotters to Jon Alford DICK KINNARD wall my team name Horse to Ball Sears LARRY LAUDIG wlll my maserly ways to Jerry Mannon FaNOY LOY wall my abalaty to sleep an Mass Hallowells study hall to anyone who needs the sleep JACK LUCAS wall my 8xIO photograph of Schusters Clothang Store of Anderson to the senaor class of 1955 for use an thear annual GAYLORD MARSHALL wall my Studebaker to any Studebaker lover DONNA JEAN MAY wall my heaght to Fay Lavangston CAROLYN MILLER wall my dravang abalaty to Ellen Norras WILMA MOORE wall my contanental haar style to Deanna Goff SHIRLEY NEEDLER wall my love for history to Ronnae Lane DANNY OWENS wall my physaque to Larry Watson HUGH OWENS wall my anterest an Fortvalle to John Maker K B RAMSEY wall my vast fortune of saved up gas money to Joe Moore ROBIN RAMSEY wall my paper route and ba cycle to Mass Hallowell DON REIGHARD wall some of my looks to the Sears twans so I can tell them apart HUGH RIDER wll my tatle of lrlshman John Packett JACK RING wall my aob as student manager to JANET ROBERTSON wall my auburn haar to Carolyn Schug JOHN ROOP wall my musacal abalaty to Rachard Schug SONDRA SIBBACH wall all my love notes from Dack to Carole Beeman JUDY SMITH wall my lasp to Bob Sears GENE STOHLER wall my last tooth to Ronnae Trout BARBARA STOHLER wall my seat an shorthand class to Sue Freudenstean DICK TROUT wall my brown eyes to Deanna Wallaams LINDA WEAVER wall my tatle of that new garl to anyone new that comes to Pendleton FRED WINDLAN wall my sneaky ways of stay ang out of trouble to any freshman MARTHA WOODRUFF wall my four years of romance to Sharley Boacourt RAY YOUNG wall my abalaty to back a car to Jam Bures JOE ZION wall my hot rod Plymouth to Janace Roehler SYLVIA WATSON wall my heaght of 5 ft V2 an to Maralyn Thompson FRANCES ELLSWORTH wall all my gray haar I receaved an 53 and 54 to the aunaor sponsors , , ' ' ' . 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'Z' ,- X .Q WA IZ.: X il? I x 1, o I-IL, 1, TANKE 81 CO INC Druggnsfs IO2 W SI I SI' PENDLETON IND Phone I59 PencIIe+on Dress SIIOP our QQ i DEPENDABLE 4- Dnuc-selsr BesI' of Iuck +o +I'1e cIass of 54 Your Bank of Servlce EsI'abIlsI1ecI I872 COMMERCIAL BANKING TRUST INSURANCE SAVINGS INVESTMENTS To'raI CapuI'aI Accounfs S363 OOO 00 PENDLETON BANKING CO Pendlefon Indiana Member Federal Reserve SysI'em Federal Deposi+ Ins. Corp. T- :: . -5-- fief'- - ' E' 'I - . a e . , . A.,-4:5 ' , ,,,..:'f'Ey- 4. I .,- -ffl A I,.-, 1-,L ll ll , . . f PENDLETON NATURAL GAS COMPANY 9 H D STONER S C GRILL I2 WS? wt74Q HDQvW!tA6 SENIORS OF l954 lcnsvnouzrf COX CHEVROLET SALES INC Cornell Brlghl' FUNERAL Home The erfeci' Fuel :IHS For Modern Jw Living is , . . 1 I+ does all +he iobs beHer! Cooking Refri erafion lncinerafion I Wafer eafing Clofhes rying Air ondifioning House Heafing Ph e 60 8 . fae Pendlel il - IL- Ali?- I 0 Sales Service Phone I02 endlefon, Incl. A 1 if X, . FRIGIDAIRE and MAYTAG APPLIANCES Full Lune Pam+ Hardware Sporhng Goods PENDLETON BROWN 81 PICKETT HARDWARE I23 W Sfaie S+ Phonel II dl- - u .3 ROYAL SERVICE STATION 220 S Pendlefon Ave Phone I43 PURKEY S BARBER SHOP PENDLETON TELEPHONE COMPANY Local Long Disiance I . . . .Q r'vv-if v- Q. ,ou , S A' -, fa,-5,5-2,1 , I 1 'P ' I qv tt HOLLOWAY S STANDARD SERVICE Rusfy Holloway Owner Phone 58 TIRES WASHING BATTERIES STANDARD TIRE REPAIR ACCESSORIES ACCESSORIES EMM! GOOD FOOD R W Pendlefon Au'ro Body AUTO BODY REPAIRING AND REFINISHING I29 N John Phone 43I STAAT S PHARMACY Phone IOO Prescnphons as fmt Quad ?aw!f A3 Smrth s Restaurant PENDLETON INDIANA J Q Phone 2 I 2 UALITY B L Q 1 an Iune IevveIry 1 -'-s - --1 55 's . 1 5 5 CHAMBERLAIN'S Jewelry and Gif+s Wafch Repairing our speciaI+y Phone IIO Lapel, Ind. U i 5 rf? - ..-1-9 - I III :V I,' Juncnan 67 and as - . PendIe+on, Indiana ' I X I - A 1 L, :g ' 6 0 I X ? A , f 0 ' ' .f 3 S I 49 50 JC.. Mme-EL F ue DOUBLE DRESSER and PANEL BED a KELLEY S D HERFF JONES CO C A R P E N T E R S Manufacfu g Jewelers and I YO S+aho ers -....,..Ye v Y CARPENTERS Don'+ go by, come in and buy I 407 l4l9 Norfh Caplfol Avenue Indianapolis MITCHELL J. VOGEL Anderson Indiana PENDLETON HARDWARE The Besi' In Hardware I25 W Sfafe Sfreef Phone I PENDLETON FURNITURE MART Fme Furmfure WE SAVE YOU MONEY CHINA GIFTS GLASS RIDENOUR U K PoI'+ery Gulf Service Sfahon 4 M les N 4: pe dlemn O Lunch Tounsf Rooms Tures Tubes Ba'I Ierles Phone 2 2470 Anderson Phone I79 M 38 and 67 Hwys m III 9 rn Weekly I0 a m 'III 8 m Dany COUSINS JEWELERS ANDERSON INDIANA ll ' ll I . I I . o n n 67 Accessories Open . . I0 a. . ' I p. . . . ' I p. . 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R. 3 Phone 69-R HunI'svlIIe Indiana Phone 66 Shirley Sales 8: Service BEARD SHIRLEY Prop 237 Soufh PendIe1'on Avenue PendIeI'on Indiana Zeal Zen Waluec Mea+s and P35117 bf cad T 7 E eoFF s QUALITY MARKET 2 II8 Wesi' S+a+e S+ree+ Af'rer Graduahon Your 'fnrsf obllgahon +o yourself S+ar'I' buymg y D J Copeland REALTOR INSURANCE Phone I96 PENDLETON INDIANA JONES IS fo MOTOR C OMPANY INC CompIe+e Body Shop I20 E Sf I P Gs I 5 ' our own home. K A 'wm- I . a e S+. hone 26I 9 du 7'l0llJl64 V 4 BENNETTS SERVICE Phone I I3 AND I S E I-if I- T CASCADDENS Fmesf Meafs Groceries and Produce L pI I ROUSH RECREATION PARLOR Paper Magazines Tobaccos Soff Drinks CARDS d BILLIARDS + P ei Moberly Mo+or Corp Aufhorlzed Ford Sales and Service PENDLETON INDIANA Chet Muller Cleaners Phone 77 20I S Pendlefon Ave FREEZIT FOOD LOCKER PendIe1'on Avenue GRAHAM DEPARTMENT STORE CRAIG WELDING SHOP Welding and Machine Work II5 Easf High Sfreef Phone 293 g ' 1 'Ii AV 7 at I A A A IIO S. PendIe'Ion Avenue PendIefon, Indiana , , Q Q, an W. S afe endl on , . . 576 II4 W S'I'a+e S1'ree+ PencIIe'I'on Flowers 'For all occaslons WOLFE FLORAL 8: GARDEN CO Phone Lapel 400 STANDTS JEWELERS Home of Keepsake and Feafure Lock duamonds d Me d n 1, R R 6 Anderson nd ANDERSON WO LFE S FLOWERS o Forfv Ile Phone 309 Congrafu ahons 'Io The I954 Graduahng Class of PendIe'ron Hugh School MAY YOU SUCCEED AND PROSPER IN FUTURE YEARS Your annual phofographer of 54 Phone 70I6 ANDERSON, INDIANA THE ELITE STUDIO ll ll . ll ll ' I2'Ihan riia S. ' ' 'I ' I III Illin is S+. I THE BRIGHTEST NAME IN LIGHTS Manufadurers of Passenger Car Truck Bus TracI'or Moforcycle elecfrlcal lamps and Ihe amazing AUTRONIC EYE au+oma+lc head GUIDE LAMP DIVISION G I M I' C p I I I I I I . 1 IigI'1I' con+roI enera O OES OI' . THE WRIGHT STORE C0 'P 'f'e IS For men women boys and gurls In Anderson 'fs GATES CATHEDRAL Fashlons HOYT WRIGHT COMPANY ANDERSON INDIANA YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS WILL TELL YOU ITS PLEASING ITS SATISFYING ITS CONVENIENT ITS ECONOMICAL To shop here Bnnnsn Sroma Andersons Dependable Thrufiy Shoppmg Cen'I'er for over 34 years C635 COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 700 Merlduan SI'ree+ Anderson Indlana of , I ' of 9Il Meridian T H E ' . 5 F f V be .mfr-sf! 1' HU ww wiv Mmqww fu-swf' 41... c R HUMPHREY R c RCH A RIGGS YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALERS Anderson and Marklevllle if 4659-,gf , ' -in . ' 361-f-. Home of Producis Rich Fresh Grade A - -X ? , ff V ,V A . ,W ,, f -'f' 4f,.4'f4,-,ew M V, . 4 fvsfiff. 11f -' i,:?5- , -'ff -- A , , Q . . 2-'7' bE:j igif,. 'f1:1:.f A V fi ?,i51g'2f3g-RRS, - ' I-,,15f,1 fa: T ' ' I 42, . ,rr 5' .., T V Us I ' ,H Q ... f W1 rv -, ? 'ff1 ,Am '4f'1v---f,'f:f 4 'Qft, 459,,,,9r:f., ' fp- 4.1, 4.-R, , M. ,A t 5 VM . v. ...i , I ., AQ, ' U ,,, A . 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