Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1957 volume:

WSE AW? SHEEP .. PAPYRUS 1957 PENDLETON HIGH SCHOOL Pendleton Indiana .W I H fvgpuaafh, 'H Rise and Cheer, the Green and Gold are here, Cheer for Pendleton! Cheer, oh cheer, our loyal fighting men, We're hereto give the best that's in us. Loud and clear, we raise our battle cry As we go fighting on. Cheer, oh cheer, to show that we are all From Pendleton! SPORTS ....,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,.... CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS PEOPLE .,...,......,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,.. ADMINISTRATION ADVERTISING ,,,, Roman holiday. What's My Line? Chemistry Class -l- Unsuccessful Experiment : Bad Smell. Classes begin and continue through the day with interesting and varied activities. We are a busy crew Cas you can seej working our way through Latin, English, Sociology, Math, and History. We have excellent opportunities at P.H.S. to improve our skills in Chemistry, Physical Education, Driver Training, and General Science. Each year, many of the departments re- ceive new equipment, thus making it more educational and enioyable for the students. . . . WE'RE HERE TO Senior Sociology student still seek research subiects. Had you been listening I ' n Didn'f you notice lhe new bulletin board? GIVE THE BEST THAT'S IN US . . . W ,,m.,.-5iw5 V -Mx Y , June Taylor was here. 1, What . . . no spare tire? Are you sure tha'r's possible? Sew gn . , , so fo,-111, CHEER FOR PENDLETON . . . 6 f if ' J K F 7 ff if f , - ' i- ' - I 2- Il's all In the line of duty when you're in art class. You take the high note and l'lI 1ake the low note d There are picturesque scenes typical of P.H.S. that will long be remem- bered. The frog dissections and the experiments from the Biology room could never be forgotten. Each year at Christmas the art class looks forward to painting the Post Office windows. Every day of the school year you can be sure of finding the band hard- at work in the gym. Despite all the iokes that are made about study hall, everyone will agree that it is indis- pensable. Vocational training classes, such as Ag and Shop, develop and encourage special interests. These are a few of the things that make up life at P.H.S. M g wdust Talk . . . we're all ears. THE GREEN AND GOLD n'T panic. ARE HERE... uh-oh! Please . . . watch your sfep. The Line Up 51156 , i I When Day Is Done 1956 PROM . . . .gr The magnificent splendor of this prom made everyone realize that this truly was a Roman Holiday I0 PHYLLIS CAMPFIELD CLIFFORD BAKER . . PROM couRT DIANE SNI DANNY KETRING . . . King S ii XV ,..s: , fm Q ,,4 Y-N . Q ..,. i fz 'i In X Q Q , o Lb lt... 'wal . rag ': ,L ,,.. .14 -'Q it Vkxk g kkLkV.vV t 1 - Q ff P ,iilif 5? 5 5 lk ? gf-'I 'un W , ii.. 1 Veterans' Day Convocation Christmas Convocation ,-............,,,,4,, LOUD AND CLEAR Prompter . . . oh, prompter! The Junior Class play, My Little Oscar, was presented on Friday night, April 27, 1956. The comi- cal antics of a trained seal was the basis ofthe plot. All members of the cast and stage crew en- dured the long and tiresome re- hearsals to find that it is quite rewarding when the endeavor ends in success. Our directors, Mrs. Weaver and Janie Hari. The Great Big Doorstep, was pre- sented by the Senior Class on October l9, l956. lt was a comedy with a serious side portraying the life of a poor family living in the canebreaks of the Mississippi River. The cast and Those who worked on the elaborate stage and scenery shared in the laughs and heartbreaks ofthe Crochet family. This ole house is gittin shaky, this cle house is gittin old . . . The Party Room. 'Get your hands out of 1herel TO SHOW THAT Oops . . . WE ARE ALL FROM PENDLETCN 4 Q. x.-f P.T.A. dance after a ballgame. Hey, hey, get that ball! The Irishman brought luck OUR LOYAL FIGHTING decorations . . . and food . . . MEN Dramatic Club . . . Inifiavions. G.A,A The Pendleton Chapter of the National Honor Society has been created to develop enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the de- velopment of character in students of Pendleton High School. 20 Awards. AS WE GO FIGHTING First row, Christy Thomas, Sharon McLary, Neil Mozingo, Joan Alley, Sherry Rencenberger. Second row: James Shuman, Dave Martin, Alice Klise, Nancy Bennett, James Hamilton, Mr. Hammerling, sponsor. Mr. Clinkenbeard awards baseball sweaters to Cliff Baker, Jim Pugh, and Neil Mozingo. ON... Winners in the essay contest sponsored by the Savings and Loan Association were Mariorie Wood, Judy Honnold, Anna Stephenson, Mavon King, and Joann Shirley. Mr. Heritage and Mr. Hammerling presented the awards, f ,,,,, ,V Mm -Q-. . J These students placed first in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest and represented Pendleton at the State Contest. 2l -f.1- QQ 153 U i2 , ' ' .- SPGRTS mg, . m ., 5 Q' . PT X NJ gs ZZ I JIM MARTIN Junior One Year 5'9 -135 Lbs. MARVIN CASTOR FRANCIS CONNER 50Ph0m0V9 Sophomore One Year Two Years 5'9 -145 Lbs, 5 II -ISE Lbs. Varsivy Coach Dan Dimich and Assisranf Coach Dave Robinson, admire the Pendleton Invitational trophy, with managers Dave Rector and Howard Leahy. BILL CROSLEY JERRY ECKHARDT Sophomore Sophomore Two Years One Year 5'IO -160 Lbs. 6'1 -150 Lbs. BASKETBALL First row: Mr. Robinson: D. Humfleet: B. Hulse: J. Norris: J. Ashby: S. Downing. Second row: F. Cox: L. Barkdull: P. Edwards: R. Alford: W. Green: F. Honnold. BASKETBALL TEAM RECORDS St. Mary's .... Lapel ....... Fortville ...... Markleville ..... ..,... Wilkinson .... Highland ......... Middletown ..........,, Ru-shville ....,,, Knightstown ............ Alexandria ..... Tourney Markleville ......,... Wilkinson ..,..,,,, Madison Heights ...... Frankton ,,..,.v,..,,,,,,,, Noblesville .........,.,,, Summitville .,.,......., Hancock Central Elwood ..,,....,,,,.,,,,,,, Greenfield ..,...,,,,,,,, Lawrence Central Varsity W T 55 52 45 42 67 72 41 40 64 71 41 62 58 60 50 59 63 49 45 60 65 63 50 34 55 63 44 63 29 25 49 57 57 60 55 87 57 80 62 58 T1. Varsity Total: Won 8-Lost 12 Second Team Total: Won 10-Lost 10 B-Team W T 51 29 22 34 27 45 36 35 36 22 41 39 34 35 39 35 44 27 48 32 31 35 49 34 21 28 47 49 44 39 52 29 33 29 30 45 37 39 43 44 I1. SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS-Susan Alley, Linda Martin, Carole Laws, and Joyce Brandenburg. .Q ,Q .ge ui SEASON'S RECORD Frankion ....... ,.... Summiiville ,.,............. ..,.. 5 1 ST. Mary's ..... - ....... .,,.. 7 10 Markleville .,........ ..... 4 9 Madison Heighrs ,,,,. ..... 6 7 Lapel ..............,... ..... 1 3 Highland .... ..... 4 0 Ninth inning, bases loaded, 2 men out . . . First row: C. Greenp J. Norris. C. Bakery J. Pughy B. Hulsep Coach Carey. Second row: B. Framptonp R Alfordp J. Bakery F. Honnoldg N. Mozingo. Third row: Coach Clinkenbeardy S. Downingy J. Manin, T Woodsp B. Crosley: Coach Robinsong Manager, D. Cheshier, kneeling. First row: A. Edwards, D. Walters, W. Green: H. Leahy, P. Edwards, B. Leahy. Second row: B. Crosley M. Murphy, D. Rector, Mr. Dimichg R. Ellis, B. Leahy. lam, zimmsnnr, ocrosan as, me Irish Win White River Conference The Pendleton' High School Cross Country Team distinguished themselves by winning the first conference cross country meet held last week at Anderson Edge- wood Golf course. Pendleton finished with 42 points, Frankton 445, Madison Heights 66, Highland 78, Markleville 113, St. Mary's 171, Lapel entered 3 mnners and did not qualify in the team standings. This marked the 7th victory for the Irish team, having lost only to Middletown. Bill Crosley finished -ith, Asa Edwards 5th, Paul Edwards 7th, Wendell Green 10tn andl Danny Extra . . . read all about it! 28 B. So Tl 1 956 on s will seas 34.51 for sect: gym the l begi Com ers tion the CROSS COUNTRY The cross country team participated in seven meets this fall. The Irishmen defeated Wilkinson, Highland, Alexandria, Frankton, Elwood, Markle- ville, Madison Heights, and St. Mary's, they tied with New Castle, and suffered their lone defeat at the hands of Middletown. In addition, the Pendleton harriers won the seven way White River Conference meet. H . I K , , :............- . M- -W l -M-N MW l 2 First row: D. Rector, A. Edwardsp P. Edwardsy H. Leahy: D. Wallersp F. Honnold. Second row: D. Cheshierg D. Rlwlep M. Murphy. B. Eppersong B. Crosley: D. Mcong Mr. Clinkenbeard. TRACK The following Pendleton High School Track records are currently held by members of The 1957 Team. High Jump-5'lO Dan Moon Pole Vault-lO'lOV2 A. Edwards Look at that! First row: Mr. Robinson, Coach: M. Tice: P. Young: J. Ockomon: L, Gardner: W, Conner: D. Fisher: J Neeley. Second row: D. Cheshier: C. Mercer: R. Ellis: T. Wood: S. Hedger: B. Wilson: K. Myers: C. Martin FRESHMEN FRESHMAN YELL LEADERS: Ellen House: Judy Brandenburg: Linda Land: Judy Law- son: Shirley Seybert. The freshman basketball team enioyed a successful season, winning ten games while losing only two. The year was high-lighted by winning The Lapel Freshman tourney. The Freshmen win . . 30 EIGHTH GRADE Firsi row: F. Groves, R. Jonesp C. Wimmerg N. Cheshierp B. Jonesp D. Hopkinsg J. Morris. Second row: S. Chappellg T. Edwardsg L. Eckhardtg R. Osborn: B. Hunrerp G. Hallowellg T. Stephenson: J. Eppersony Mr. Clinkenbeard, Coach. 7TH GRADE YELL LEADERS: Sally Higginbothamg Carolyn BTH GRADE YELL LEADERS: Bonnie Keeslingp Judy King: Jane Titus Boicourfp Sara Sioner. Jane Jacob. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Mr. Carey, coach: D. Webb: D. Godbeyf J. Murphyy S. Youngi P. Morris. Second row: N. Rollery P. Honnoldg B. Hueyg J. Grovesp C. Mabreyp D. McCullough. 3l INVITATIONAL See ihai basket! See that rim! We've got a ieam, We've got a skipper . . . 2 points! Big Team! 2 points! TOURNEY Victory! Victory! That's our cry! On the night of January 12, 1957, the Pendleton Irish Varsity proved themselves to be the best of the tour teams at the Pendleton Invitational Tourney. The victory was a great one for the Irish, enabling them to keep the trophy at Pendleton tor the first time since 1946. Lots of hard work on the part of the ballplayers and Coach Dan Dimich, plus the sore throats of many Cheer Block members pulled the Irish through. Their fine performance really gave the fans some- thing tor which to RISE and CHEER. They're our Irish! '56 Q 1., WLM W 'W 2, ,,-. A Y. ,, ,..M 1f'iT 9 ' 7 .1 4 . Vi' 2 Q i 345 Y., 3, sf 9 .L 'a 1 ,ww I I . f si ff, 1 1 if 4 MM . Y ..,,,,. , Q 251 . Q.. . , . ., , ,X ,W mm: ff -A ' Q571f!YlTS . f.-,ffm ' 'ssaizxz mg X . ' 12: Zl'f1i5::. . fzflseagse , S2951 J? ffilifii Ewan ' . - - . .5 1 E5 6 2? 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Typists ....., Advisor ..,.. Sherry Rencenberger ..-..-... Joan Alley .,... James Shuman Jeanne Ring ...- Sharon McLary Nancy Bennett - ....,,..,,, .,,, F rancis Miller Jane Harl Rebecca Manship -,...- Frank Bodenhorn Carolyn Michael .-.W Justine Mercer Mariorie Wood -..-,-, Dave Martin Fritz Eley ,,.,,,. Jill Moore Steve Orrell WW Alice Klise Toy Lane Loy ,..,,,.,-,, Alice Lukens Phyllis Campfield Christy Thomas Mr. Buser g g 3 5 ,I 5 K, x E . . . E f. 4- First row: S. Rencenberger, N. Mozingo, F. Miller, J. Moore, S. Orrell, N. Bennett, S. McLary. Second row: P. Campfield, A. Lukens, J. Harl, R. Manship, C. Michael, Mr. Buser, Sponsor. Third row: D. Martin, J. Shuman, J. Ring, T. Loy, M. Wood, J. Mercer. Not pictured: F. Eley, A. Klise, F. Bodenhorn, C. Thomas, J. Alley. 36 nmsh S-' First row: P. Morris: T. Stephenson: C. Wimmer: J. Alley: K. Rumler. Second row: J. Alford: D. Brown S Orrell: P. Shirley: C. Michael: L. Tolbert. Third row: J. Ashby: E. House: J. Harl: S. Shields: J. Jac b Fourth row: J. Hamilton: K. Barkdull: R. Nealis: T. Rogers: P. Young: Mr. Hammerling. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of class and organization presidents plus two elected representatives from each class. Its purpose is to represent the student body of Pen- dleton. The Student Council activi- ties include planning tor convoca- tions, Christmas decorations, and special programs: in addition, the council provides miscellaneous serv- ices to the classes. Oh! Christmas Tree First row: V. Seward: B. Parker: D. Hunter: Miss Hallowell: J. Shuman. Second row: W. Moore: H. Rose: D. Humfleef: F. Needler: J. Kuhns. Third row: T. Mozingo: R. Marshall: D. Moore: D. Owens: G. Dowden: D. Smith. Fourth row: M. Poor: G. Wolf: R. Harfsook: B. Michaels: R. Nealis. Ligjw. , V- 3-iikhh -1. 1,17-ggi.il 1.3 First row: A. Simmons: S. Sfohler: R. Armstrong: G. Hallowell: G. Poor: D. Webb: M. Muncy. Second row: Miss Hallowell: L. Eckhardf: S. Chappell: R. Osborn: M. Davis: L. Gardner: J. Shuman. Third row: D. Carpenter: D. McCullough: M. Stohler: M. Thomas: B. Huey: J. Rakes: J. S1ewar1. 38 KAMERA KIDS STAMP CLUB Seated: S, Layg D. Walters: R. Hartsocky T. Mozingo Standing: B. Keeslingp Miss Hallowell: P. Mooreg J Kuhns. LIBRARIANS Graham. Standing: M. Owensg R, Slackp Miss Hallowell. FIRE PATROL First row: J. Thompsong D. Ormesg D. Martini W. Moore: D, Brown, Second row: J. Lucas: P, Carry B. Fishery S. Mounts. Third row: F. Eleyg C, Bakery L. Chappell, J. Alford. Fourth row. S. Orrellp F. Millerp B. VanHookf S. Lawyer: N. Mozingo, Seated. R. Manslnipg S. House, J. Gordeng D. SUNSHINE SOCIETY ,ff Janie crowns the king al the Christmas dance. Miss Borden, Miss Hallowell, Miss Burton, Miss Buerger, Sponsorsp S. Shield, President B. Judy, Vice Presi dem, J. King, Secretary: L. McLary, Treasurer. 3 Mrs. Eley, Mrs. Pearl, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Dimich, Sponsors: J. Harl, President: J. Alley, Vice Presidentg J. Moore, Corresponding Secrelaryg S. Rencenberger, Recording Secretary: N. Bennett, Tseaurer. SUNBEAM SOCIETY 5 , S , Sunbeams clean the school yard. CLUB DC initiates portray famous people. First row: Mrs. Dimich: L. Tolbert: M. Ockomon: R, Fifer: B. Leahy: W. Fuller: N. Mozingo: P. Shirley: J. Shipley.. Second row: M. Smith: M. Murphy: P. Gaither: K. Fisher: J. Honnold: A. Lukens: M. Wood: J. Mercer: B. Flowers: B. Kallenberger: J. Roehler: M. Owens. Third row: D. Walter: S. Hamilton: J. Ring: C. Mannon: C. Shaw: M. Brooks: A. Stephenson: R. Leahy: D. Rhule. Fourth row: T. Loy: J. Harl: C. Hamilton: S. Tuttle: J. Picketf: C. Michael: S. Ycunts: N. Walters: P. Landis: S. Orrell. Fifth row: J. Moore: S. McLary: L. Ashby: A. Edwards: J. Alley: J. Tunes: V. Seward: J. Mingle: J. Jones: S. Warner: C. Green: D. Rhule: D. Martin: J. Lucas: M. Poor. DRAMATIC First row: Mrs. Helton, Sponsor: A. Lukens, Secretary: J. Brandenburg, Vice President: J. Alley, President: J. Savill, Treasurer: J. Brandenburg. Second row: J. Lawson: J. Wisehart: S. Alley: C, Moreland: J. Huntv zinger: A. Philbert: R. Aiman: L. Martin: S. Seybert. Third row: W. Mabrey:-R. Slack: C. Harless: D. Lester: M. Harris: D. Lykins: J. Shirley: B. Flowers: M. L. Brooks: M. King. Fourth row: C. Michael: J. Walter: R. Stohler: J. Stuart: S. Todd: L. Miller: J. Tunes: W. Hallowell: L. Land: J. Smith: M. McCray: M, Toppe. G.A.A. 5 i Initiation . . . All . . . they make the baskets, we make the noise! Steve unveils the Irishman at the pre-tourney pep session 44 CHEER BLOCK Cheer Block can be described as large, loud, and loyal. All 200 members of the Block are joined together with a mutual purpose-backing the team. Hand motions, row stunts, trumpet calls, yells, white blouses and shirts, senior girls in yellow skirts, senior boys in white cords are some of the things that make Cheer Block the colorful organization that it is. But more im- portant than all of this is the feeling that each Block member has for the Irish and forthe school. Cheer Block will always stand ready and waiting to cheer the Irish on to victory and to promote school spirit in all things. Mascot .,,,,, Sponsor .....,,,,, President ..,,,,,,,.., Vice President ....,, Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS STEVE ORRELI. MR. FLETCHER JANE HARL JERRY THOMPSON .,.,..... WALT MOORE First row, Mr. Murphy, Sponsor, S. Orrell, President, W. Moore, Vice President, N. Craig, Secretary- Treasurer, G. Propps, Sergeant-at-Arms, A. Edwards, Chaplain. Second row: D. Brown, F. Cox, F. Eley, P. Shirley, H. Leahy, D. Martin, J. Shipley, N. Mozingo. Third row: M. Castor, S. Mounts, S. Eller, B. Crosley, L. Chappell, D. Rhule, B. Frampton, K. Bainter, J. Seward, J. Brunner. Fourth row: F. Conner, F. Neecller, J. Lucas, J. Baker, D. Ormes, D. Rhule, B. Leahy, F. Honnold, J. Fisher, J. Norris, D. Humfleet Fifth row: H. Owens, J. McLaughlin, T. Mozingo, M. Murphy, D. Moon, M. Smith, C. Green, P. Edwards, W. Green, F. Bodenhorn, F. Miller, J. Lucas, M. Poor. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club strives to uphold standards of Christian Character.. lt conducts a Line of Dimes each year at Christmas time to buy food for the needy. This year the Hi-Y and the Sunshine Society co-operated in holding the first annual Christmas Ball. The presidents of Hi-Y and Sunshine lead the candidates for the crowning ceremony. 45 First rcw: J. Shirleyp M. Rectorg C. Boicourtg L. Tolbertg B. Ebertg M. Anson: J. Brandenburg. Second row: M. Toppey T. Arnett: V. Sewardg W. Moneyhunp S. Coffman: M. Jonesg M. Morrisy J. Rush: M. Villarsi A. Lukensg S. Rencenberger. Third row: J. Waltersp S. Rogersg G. Mingleg J. Morrisy M. Ticeg P. Morrisy A. Perkins: G. Halloweilp C. Mountsy D. McCulIoughg R. Dotyg A. Fhiibertp S. Stoner: V. Whitep J. Stewam R. Landseadelg The Senior members are presented their sweaters by Mr. Patchert. D. Lukensg T. Rogersg J. Mercerg S. Morris. Fourth row: J. Tunesg J. Mercerg L. Rectory D. Smithg J. Kuhnsg D. Yountsp D. Eisenbisep B. Riderf D. Greeng K. Burkeg R. Mainp A. Sheldong B. Michaelp D. Dyerp J. Careyp P. Murphyy J. Rogers. Fifth row: Mr. Patchett, Directory R, Harrisonf D. Mercerg D. Rectorp D. Dotyg J. Alleyg J. Bolinp R. Nealisg C. Michaelg D. Estelle, B. Huey. BAND The P.H.S. band has enioyed an in- crease in size this year enabling it to present bigger and better perform- ances at the home ball games. Many various activities have kept them busyg Fall Festival, selling birthday calendars, Band Day trips to l.U. and Ball State, and various parades. Linda Tolbert is our drum maiorette First row: S. Tuttle: J. Tunes: B, Flowers: N. Walter: B. Kallenberger: M. Hartley: J. Brunner: T. Arnett: J. Jones: J. Mingle: Mrs. Buser, Director. Second row: D. Swartz: M. Davis: M. Anson: B. Parker: L. Hill: S. Younts: L. Ashby: S. Warner: W. Fuller: N. Clark: C. Michael, Accompanist. Third row: D. Rector: J. McLaughlin: D. Moon: B. Michaels: F. Miller: M. Poore: D. Rhule: C. Green: T. Mozingo: D. Jeffrey. CHORUS Chorus members sing for the Christmas convo. The Chorus has added much to our convocations throughout the year. They performed at the American Education Week program and the Christmas Convo. Several members participated in the State Choral Festival. This year the chorus was host to the Madison County Choral Festival. 1 Pb 1 Xp-no il .ZIP ng' Wf o , ,Iv Algllifkx' X 'Z 707, Q9 cut. i QI 16 The primary aim of the Future Farmers ot America is the development ot agricultural leadership cooperation, and citizenship. Members are selected from freshmen who enroll in Vocational Agriculture. they must receive a majority vote from the active mem- bers of the Chapter. The annual trip to industrial points ot interest highlights the year's activities. F. F. A. First row: Mr. Wolf, Sponsor: D. Lukensg J. Dine, Treasurer: A. VanHookg M. Jacksong K. Barkdull, Vice President, Jon Alford, President. Second row. B. VanHcokg D. Rhulep D. Dotyp B. Fishery T. Rogersg J. Seward: J. Neelyg P. Ryan, G. Mingle. First row: Miss Burton, Sponsor: P. Gaither, President: J. Mercer, Vice President: L. Stoner, Secretary: B. Keesling, Treasurer: J. Jacob: R. Aiman: B. Parker: J. Brandenburg: C. Boicourt: B. Ginley. Second row: S. Rogers: A. Philben: S. Bankson: K. Burke: M. Wisehart: S. Stoner: K. Rumler: C. Loy: J. Sears: S, Weaver: L. Purkey. Third row: J. Ring: B. Keesling: M. Manship: N. Dyer: D. Green: J, Mercer: P. Alford: J. Aiman: L. Rose: R. Harrison: B. Kinder, Fourth row: J. Brandenburg: S. Morris: M. Owens: B.-Judy: L. McLary: J. Rogers: W. Hallowell: J, Smith: P. Strader: P. Tice: D. Jarrett: E. Boots: M. Jones: M. Toppe. GIRLS' 4-H yi! 662. First row: Mr. Wolf, sponsor, R. Jones, K. Fulk, D. Jeffrey, J. Mercer, Treasurer, A. Philbert, S. Morris, J. Mercer, R. Dotyg B. Jones, G. Hallowell, M. Thomas. Second row: K. Kahlg D. Rhulep M. Morris, G. Mingleg D. Lukensg B. Ginley, D. Dyer, L. Gardner. Third row: J. Alford, E. Gaither, B. Michaels, D. Doty, Secretary, S. Rogers, K. Burke, A. Sheldon, P. Alford, J. Sloan. Fourth row: C. Philbert, K. Barkdullf B. Fishery J. Seward, J. Lucas, J. Rogers, W. Hallowell, D. Jarrett, M. Owens, C. Farr, J. Morris: J. Mercer. The National 4-H Creed, Pledge, and Motto are The foundations upon which the Pendleton 4-H Clubs are built. They are the largest 4-H Clubs in Madison County, having won many outstanding awards at the County 4-H Fair, the State Fair, and the County and District Judging and Demon- stration Contests. With the adult leadership of Miss Burton, and Mr. Wolf and the iunior leader- I ship ot Torn Rogers, Jim Lucas, Justine Mercer, 4'H Peggy Gaither, Janet Smith, Rosemary Harrison, Wanda Hallowell, Judy Rogers, and Janet Mer- cer, the 4-H Clubs provide excellent opportunity for the youth of our community. MISS BORDEN'S OFFICE SECRETARIES Seated: N. Cheshierp V. McCoy, B. McI.aughIin5 L. Miller. Standing: Miss Borden. COUNSELOR'S OFFICE SECRETARIES Standing: S. McLaryg M. Woody N. Bennehp J. Harlg J, Roehler. Seated: Mr. Fletcher PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE SECRETARIES : M. Hartley, D. Hunferp J. Smlthp J. Carpenferg J. Savnllp C. Mann. Seaied: Mrs. Rexghard. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE SECRETARIES Left to right: P. Campfieldg A. Kliseg W. Fullerg J. Wiseharfg P. Gaitherf E. Millerg Mrs. Teagardin. mm YEOWE Q-...f fr . SU PERINTEN DENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Lewis S. Jacob A.B., Hanover: M.S., Butler ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Miss Clara B. Borden A.B., M.S., Indiana University BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Dale Michael, Assistant Secretary, Lawrence Smith, President, Tom Bowden, Vice President. Standing: Gordon Jarrett, Secretary, Roy Land, Treasurer, Lewis Jacob, Superin- tendent. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. John B. Hammerling 'fi B.S., M.S., Indiana Stare , Indiana University MISS CLARA BORDEN A.B., M.S,, Indiana University Mathematics MISS DESSIE BURTON A.B,, Indiana University Home Economics, 4-H Club Leader MISS JO ANNE BUERGER B.S., Indiana University Art MRS. MARGARET BUSER B.S., Indiana State Music FACULTY THEY'RE HERE TO GET MR. ROBERT BUSER A.B., Wabash College, M.A., Indiana State Social Studies MR. JAMES CAREY A.B., Franklin College Junior High Social Studies and Junior High Coach MR. HAROLD CLINKENBEARD B.S., Butler University Physical Education, Director Training and Social Studies MR. DAN DIMICH B.S., indiana State Physical Education, Commerce, Coach MRS. JUNE DIMICH B.S., Indiana State English MRS. RUTH ELEY A.B., Indiana University Mathematics THE BEST THAT'S IN US l MRS, MARIE ALICE PEART M.S., Indiana University Junior High English MR. C. DAVID ROBINSON B.S., Indiana Central Social Studies, Health and Safety, Assistant Basketball Coach MR. RICHARD SHOCK B.S., Manchester College Math and Science MR. WILFRED UFKES B.S., Ball State Industrial Arts MRS. JENNIE WEAVER A.B., M.S., Indiana University, Wisconsin University English, Speech MR. FRED WOLF B.S., Purdue Agriculture, Chemistry MR. ROBERT FLETCHER B.S., Ball State Social Studies, Guidance Counselor MISS ESSIE V. HALLOWELL A.B., A.M., Indiana University Latin, Librarian, English MRS. LOUEVA HELTON B.S., Indiana University Physical Education MR. KENNETH MORRIS B.S., Indiana State Science MR. CAREY MURPHY B.S., Ball State Business Education, Commerce MR. JAMES PATCHETT B.S., Indiana State Band, Junior High Music Mr Buser Sponsor Francis Muller Treasurer Dave Martin Vice President Phll Shirley Presrdeni Jerry Thompson Secretary CLASS FLOWER: Carnation SENIORS l v CLASS MOTTO: He Conquers Who Believes He Can CLASS COLORS: Powder Blue and White JON ALFORD Student Council 4, Cheer Block 1, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, FFA Vice President 3, FFA President 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Fire Patrol 4. CLIFF BAKER Pen Staff 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Fire Patrol 4. NANCY BENNETT Class Treasurer 3, Annual Staff 4, Pen Staff 3, SSS l, 2, 3, 4, SSS Treasurer 4, Cheer Block 1, 2, 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Librarian 1, 2, Girls' State 3, National Honor Society. FRANK BODENHORN Class Play Stage Manager 4, Annual Staff 4, Fire Patrol 4, Markleville I, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4. DAVID BROWN Student Council 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Manager 3, Fire Patrol 4, Anderson 1. PHYLLIS CAMPFIELD Class Vice President 3, Student Council l, Class Plays 3, 4, SSS 3, 4, Cheer Block l, 2, 4, High School Fashion Board 4, Office Secretary 4, Teacher's Secretary 2. PAUL CARR Fire Patrol 4. LARRY CHAPPELL Class Treasurer 2, Cheer Block 4, Fire Patrol 4, Hi-Y 4, Basketball 3, Cross Country 2, 3. FRITZ ELEY Class Treasurer l5 Class Secretary 25 Class Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Vice President 35 Cheer Block 1, 2, 45 Camera Club I, 25 Track 15 Boys' State 35 Fire Patrol 4. STANLEY ELLER Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Manager 15 Fire Patrol 4. ROBERT FISHER FFA 'l, 2, 3, 45 4-H 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Cross Country 25 Fire Patrol 4. PEGGY GAITHER DC 3', 45 DC Play 35 GAA 15 4-H 1, 2, 3, 45 SSS 2, 3, 45 4-H Junior Leader l, 2, 3, 45 4-H President 45-Office Secretary 4. NANCY GALE Pen Staff 45 SSS 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Cheer Block I, 2. DONNA GRAHAM Pen Staff 45 Cheer Block 45 Teacher's Secretary 45 Librarian 4. JANE HARL Student Council 45 Class Play Student Director 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Pen Staff 45 DC 3, 45 DC Play 35 SSS 3, 45 SSS President 45 Chorus 35 Chorus Vice President 35 Cheer Block 45 Cheer Block President 45 Office Sec- retary 35 Teacher's Secretary 45 Fortville 'l, 2. GILBERT HARLESS Rifle Club 3. ROSEMARY HARRISON Pen Staff 4, SSS I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, 4-H I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H President I, 4-H Treasurer 2. MILDRED HARTLEY Pen Staff 4, Chorus 3, 4, Office Secretary 4, Oakland City 1. JOHN HODSON Cheer Block 4, Anderson 1, 2, 3. J UDY HON'NOLD Class Play 4, DC 3, 4, DC Plays 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, 4-H 1, Office Secretary I. DAVID HORN Lapel 'I. SUSAN HOUSE 555 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, 4-H , , , I 2 3 4 4-H Junior Leader 3, 4, Librarian 4. DONNA HUNTER Pen' Staff 4, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, Camera Club 3, 4 Office Secretary 4, Teacher's Secretary 3, Librarian 3. RONNIE JONES BARBARA KALLENBERGER DC 3, 45 DC Play 35 Chorus 45 Cheer Block 4. JlM KEESLING Class Plays 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Track l. ALICE KLISE Sludenf Council 45 Student Council President 45 Class Play 45 Annual Slaff 45 Pen Staff 35 Cheer Block 2, 45 Office Secretary 3, 45 Teacher's Secretary 45 Middletown 'l. JUDY LAWS Pen Staff 45 SSS 'l, 2, 3, 45 Cheer Block l, 2, 45 Teacher's Secretary 4. SONNY LAWYER FFA l, 2, 3, 45 4-H l, 2, 3, 45 Fire Pafrol 4. PAT LEAP Class Play 35 Lapel 1, 25 Chorus 3, 4. TOY LANE LOY Class Play 35 Annual Siaff 45 Pen Sfaff 3, 45 DC 3, 45 SSS l, 2, 3, 45 GAA l5 Cheer Block l, 2, 45 Office Sec- retary 1, 25 Teacher's Secretary 45 Freshman Cheer Leader 1. JERRY LUCAS Class Plays 3, 45 DC 3, 45 DC Play 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Cheer Block 45 Camera Club I, 2. ALICE LUKENS Annual'Staff 4, DC 4, Chorus 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 4, GAA Secretary 4, SSS I, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Block 4, Teacher's Secretary 4. REBECCA MANSHIP Class Plays 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, SSS I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H I, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, Camera Club I, Librarian 2, 4. DAVID MARTIN Class President I, Class Vice President 4, Student Coun- cil I, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, DC 3, 4, DC Play 3, Band I, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y President 3, Cheer Block 4, Camera Club I, Radio Club 2, Fire Patrol 4, National Honor Society. JUSTINE MERCER Annual Staff 4, DC 3, 4, Chorus 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Vice President 4, GAA I, 2, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, 4-H Girls' and Boys' Junior Leader I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' 4-H Vice President 2, Girls' 4-H Secretary 3, Girls' 4-H Vice Presi- dent 4, Boys' 4-H Treasurer 4. CAROLYN MICHAEL Student Council 3, 4, Student Council Vice President 4, Class Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Pen Staff 4, DC 3, 4, DC Play 4, SSS 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chorus Pianist 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band President 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Treasurer 2, GAA President 3, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, 4-H I, Camera Club I, 2. FRANCIS MILLER Class Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 3, 4, Cheer Block 4, Track 2, 4, Fire Patrol 4. JILL MOORE Annual Staff 4, Pen Editor 4, DC 3, 4, DC Play 4, SSS 'l, 2, 3, 4, SSS Secretary 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Booster Club 2. WALTER MOORE Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent 4, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, Cheer Block Secretary and Treasurer 4, Camera Club I, Fire Patrol 4, Concessions Manager 3. SAM MOUNTS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Fire Pairol 4. VICKI MCCOY Pen Staff 4, Cheer Block 4, Teacher's Secretary 4. SHARON MCLARY Class Secretary 3, Class Play 4, Annual Staff 4, DC 3, 4, DC Play 3, Cheer Block l, 2, 4, Office Secretary 3, Teacher's Secrelary 4, Librarian 2, 4-H l, 2, SSS 3, 4. BARBARA MCLAUGHLIN GAA l, 2, Cheer Block 'l, 2, 4, Office Secretary 4, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4, SSS l, 2, 3, 4. NEIL MOZINGO Class Plays 3, 4, Annual Siaff 4, DC 47 Hi-Y 3, 41 Cheer Block 4, Camera Club 2, Fire Patrol 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. DUANE ORMES' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cheer Block l, 2, 4, Camera Club lg Fire Pafrol 4. STEVE ORRELL Student Council 45 Class Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Pen Siaff 4, DC 3, 4, DC Plays 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y President 4, Chorus l, 3, Band lg Cheer Block 1, 2, 45 Fire Patrol 4, Track 'lp Mascot 4. HUGH OWENS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Track I, 2. JANE PICKETT DC 3, 4, SSS l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, Cheer Block l, 2, 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, JIM PUGH Basketball 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Anderson l. SHERRY RENCENBERGER Class Secretary 1, Class Play 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Annual Junior Editor 3, Annual Editor 4, Pen Staff 3, SSS i, 2, 3, 4, SSS Secretary 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Block 2, 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4-H Junior Leader 2, Librarian ,1, Girls' State 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Madison County DAR Award. JEANNE RING Class Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Pen Staff 4, DC 3, 4, DC Play 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, Cheer Block I, 2, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Teacher's Secretary 2, 4. JUDY ROEHLER Pen Staff 4, DC 3, 4, Freshman Cheer Leader 1, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Block 'l, 2, 4, Teacher's Secretary 2, 4. SUE SHEPPLE Pen Staff 4, SSS 2, GAA l, Cheer Block l, 2, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4. JIM Sl'llPl.EY DC 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cheer Block 4. PHIL SHIRLEY Class President 2, 4, Chorus 3, Cheer Block 4, Student Council 4, Class Plays 3, 4, DC 4, DC Play 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Chaplain 3, Booster Committee l, Fire Patrol 4. JIM SHUMAN Annual Staff 4, Pen Staff 3, 4, Chorus 2, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Camera Club Re- porter 4, Camera Club Group Leader 3, 4. DIANNE SWARTZ Pen Staff 4, SSS 4, Chorus 3, 4, GAA 'l, Cheer Block l, 2, 4fH l, 2, 3, 4-H Junior Leader 2, 3, Office Secre- tary 2, 3. CHRIS THOMAS Class President 3, Student Council 3, Annual Staff 4, Pen Staff 3, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Block 2, 4, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4, National Honor Society. JERRY THOMPSON Class Vice President 2, Class Secretary 4, Chorus 3, Cheer Block 4, Cheer Block Vice President 4, Fire Patrol Chief 4, Basketball 2. LINDA TOLBERT Pen Staff 4, DC 3, 4, DC Vice President 3, DC President 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maiorette 4, Cheer Block 1, 2, 4. ROBERT VAN HOOK FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY WOOD Cheer Block l, Basketball 2, 3, Track l. MARJORIE WOOD Class Plays 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Pen Staff 3, 4, 4-H l, 2, SSS l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, DC 3, 4, Cheer Block l, 2, 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Girls' State 3. :W We sold play tickels . . . had parties . . . all kinds of parties! We made the Irishman . . . washed cars . . and a good lime was had by all! Juniors, you say . . . sure we are and proud of iT! AT This sTage of The game responsibiliTies are Thrown aT us from all direcTions-we are really busy. We look forward To The class play . . . prom . . .class parTies . . . Tourney. We've chosen our class colors, moTTo, and annual ediTor, iT looks as if we're seT for nexT year. President, James HamilTon, Treasurer, Danny WalTers, Vice President, Gene Propps, SecreTary, Wanda Fuller, Sponsor Mr. Shock JUNIORS MoTTo: Well done is beTTer Than well said. Flower: Red and WhiTe Carna- Tion. Colors: Red and WhiTe Joan Alley, Lois Ashby Keith Bainfer, Sandra Baltimore, Kenny Bark- dull, Helen Barnes, Mary Lynne Brooks, Jane Carpemer, Norvella Cheshier, Lois Coleman, Ned Craig, Briane Davis, Darrell Davis, Jim Dine F' if W9 ,Ms ie-Us xxx! px -pa , V if 5 f,-ev 1, - . A.. W an ,nl 'V' S 19' Hz- Ao L QW lla' 4- yur, f 1 tllllrt l i l ,t 'fag rr 4. i 4. A K ,JI .av .J -5 3 ,Hn 0 Z A in 5 , A , t W A L ff X K we fv- avi . wr 'P+' M View Dale Doty, Asa Edwards, Butch Epperson, Rosalie Fifer, Kay Fisher, Janice Fithian Beverly Flowers, Dean Foutch, Bill Frampton, Wanda Fuller, Judy Gorden, Jerry Gray Carroll Green, Wanda Hallowell, Camille Hamilton, James Hamilton, Sally Hamilton, Sharon Higgins Linda Hill, Mickey Jackson, Duane Johnson, Joyce Jones, Evelyn Kuhns, Pat Landis Bob Leahy, Howard Leahy, Jim Lucas, Claudia Mannon, Jim Martin, Mary Merrill Don Meyer, Lynda Miller, Judy Mingle, Dan Moon, Mike Murphy, Fred Needler Marsha Ockomon, Mariellen Owens, Rosemary Perkins, Charles Philbert, Morris Poor, Gene Propps David Rector, Dwayne Rhule, Dale Rhule, Judy Rogers, Herb Rose, Sharon Roush Jeanine Savill, John Seward, Virginia Seward, Carolyn Shaw, Jim Shipley, David Shuman Reene Ann Slack, Janet Smith, Mike Smith, Suann Smith, Anna Stephenson, Jo Ann Tunes Sondra Tuttle, Allen VanHook, Nancy Walter, Danny Walters, Susan Warner, Sara Beth Younts 7I Sophomores now . . . Three years to go. We have our class sweaters now, and all agree that they are real neat. We've ioined about every club possible and are really in the swing of things. Basketball games are Tops with us and we seem To enjoy Elvis and bop to Their fullest extent. We are determined to make all passing grades. Yes, we're The Sophs . . . almosT There, but . . not yet! Treasurer, Linda Murphy, President, Tom R o g e r s, Sponsor, Mr. Ufkesg Vice President, John McLaughlin, Secretary, Wendell Green SOPHOMORES Roger Alford Susan Alley, Beatrice Allison, Mariam Anson, Judie Armstrong, Trudy Arnett, Jack Ashby Jim Baker, Jerry Brannon, Ed Bargo, Larry Barkdull, Stanley Boram, Joyce Brandenburg JoAnn Brown, Joe Brunner, Helen Burchett, Marvin Castor, Nedra Clark, Terrill Coffman - 4: L:'walf,: x If' -t , , ef v if-1 ii' A' 3 .fin 'ii ,iq js Nr 1 A . my My V,-1 ' Q i ll S' A Hifi illf IRG tibia S J, I 3-ajft J li Qvffl' f J t 1-c, sei J ki if 4' , - J I El l ' -if , 3. J ' 'lf' ' 1: . 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I . , ., s-Hr 2 t , rx' .. 4 . i . , li 7k ' ' fi I Q ,. 5:1 ' 'Z ' 5 'k i- ifi C' '51 5 3 i, r' ' ,, ' ,V Q , 4 Z. fr Q I gt? ., T13 gg fr Q. 5 'Q 'f ay' . ,, ' 5 sf 'ls' Francis Conner, Franklin Cox, Bill Crosley, Mary Lou Davis, Steve Downing, Allen Eacret Jerry Eckhardt, Paul Edwards, David Eisenbise, Donna Estelle, Judy Filbrun, James Fisher Tom France, Wendell Green, Judy Higgin- botham, Judy Hinkle, Kay Hite, Jerry Hodson Fred Honnold, Bob Hulse, Danny Humfleet, Mary Jones, Karen Kamke, Mavon King Bob Klise, Phil Lambert, Steve Lay, Carolyn Main, Sara Mangis, Madonna McCord Judy McCoy, John McLaughlin, Janet Mercer, Fred Merrill, Tom Merrill, Bill Michaels Eleanor Miller, Larry Miller, Mike Moon, Tom Mozingo, Linda Murphy, Pat Murphy Jerry Norris, Sandra Norris, Joe Owen, Betty Parker, Errol Rayl, Kent Rector Linda Rector, Martha Rector, Betty Reynolds, Tom Rogers, Phil Ryan, Suzanne Sheets Gloria Slack, Byron Smith, David Smith, Vicki Smith, Stephen Smith, Max Stinson Lelanie Teague, Bob West, Linda Whiteman, Sharon Whiteman, Jane Wisehart, Connie Wright 73 Freshman year . . . year of resolutions. We bravely face the beginning of our four- year climb toward graduation. We are resolved to maintain high scholastic averages, give our best to school activities, and attain straight A's in citizenship. We are inspired by pep talks from faculty members and upper classmen. Yes, this is the year of resolutions. Sponsor, Miss Hallowell, Vice President, Danny Fish- er, Treasurer, Carol Laws, Secretary, L i n d a Martin, President, Phil Young FRESHMEN Rita Aiman, Judy Ashba, Jim Ashby James Baltimore, Judy Bell, Joe Bolin, Doug- las Bradley, Judy Brandenburg, Florence Brown Dennis Cheshier, Wilson Conner, Dixie Craig, Connie Crosley, Gordon Dowden, Carl Eacret Birdie Ebert, Robert Ellis, Danny Fisher, Tony Foutch, Eddie Gaither, Leland Gardner Hubert Garland, Darwin Gibson, Madelyn Gin- der, Monte Godbey, Lauretta Hallenbeck, Carolyn Harless Martha Harris, Richard Hartsock, Stephen Hedger, Terry Helms, Ellen House, Janice Huntzinger David Jeffrey, Sue Jones, Benny Kamke, Bill Karr, Jim Klise, Terry Ann Kuhn John Kuhns, Linda Land, Ronnie Landseadel, Carole Laws, Judy Lawson, Bill Leahy Doris Lester, David Kent Lukens, Denetia Ly- kins, Wendy Mabrey, Ronnie Marshall, Jocko Martin Linda Martin, Larry McCarty, Maxine McCray, Calvin Mercer, Gordon Mingle, Leroy Mitchell Wanda Moneyhun, Doug Moore, Thomas Moore, Candy Moreland, Sharon Morris, Char- lotte Mounts Kenneth Myers, Roger Nealis, Jim Neely, John Ockomon, David Owens, Ann Philbert Bill Robinson, Sue Anne Roush, Shirley Sey. ben, JoAnn Shirley, Robert Simmons, Lolita Snodgrass Rosemary Stohler, Judy Striker, Jilda Stuart, Larry Summers, Jeptha Thomas, Mike Tice Shirley Todd, Margaret Tcppe, Marian Villars, Judy Walter, Harold Wheatley, Saundra Whist- Ier Ben Wilson, Gene Wolff, Marcia Wood, Torn- my Wood, Joyce Workman, Phil Young 75 The Eighth Grade: A year of anticipation. Anticipation of becoming Freshmen, having car dates, and going To formal dances. Our maior problems are setting examples for The Seventh Graders and convincing Teachers and parents that we are grown up. This has been The Eighth Grade. 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Qi, i FY 4 15,4 3 - . 4 II I ,, ' '.: i::,4, I I1 1 ' ' I Y' 4 4 54 -A 4'4,,r 5 ' 4 452 , iw, 77 Linda Gimple, Carolyn Grant, Doris Green, Nancy Green, Frank Groves, George Hallowell Jim Halstead, David Hammond, Mary Hayden, Dwight Henney, Carolyn Hill, Pat Honnold Dennis Hopkins, Joan Horn, Bill Hunter, Jane Jacob, Carol Jones, Martha Jones Rebecca Jones, Richard Jones, Robert Jones, Barbara Judy, Kurt Kahl, Bonnie Keesling Stephen Keesling, Judith King, Ann Laudig, Carolyn Lawson, Richard Lawson, Richard Main Mary Jo Manship, Denelee Meade, Dale Mer- cer, Alice McCoy, Linda McLary, Van Moon Anya Moore, Janie Moore, John Morris, Betty Mozingo, Patrick Murphy, Marcia Myers Charles Newton, Roy Osborn, Jack Palmer, Robert Pike, Eddie Robinson, John Robinson Michael Robinson, Richard Rurnler, Stephen Seybert, Pattie Shepple, Sherry Shields, David Siverling Jack Sloan, Nancy Stephenson, Tom Stephen- son, Glennda Sterrett, Don Stohler, Linda Stoner Pamela Strader, Judy Summers, Jane Thomson, Patty Tice, Jane Titus, Diane Trout Mike Walker, Sherry Wellman, Vickie White, Dana Williams, Charles Wimmer, Jack Young We are the Seventh Graders, too big to cry, but not old enough to have dates. This year we found our- selves in that big building called the High School. We had countless prob- lems such as on-coming upper class- men, remembering our locker num- bers, and realizing that study halls are for studying. We worked hard and before the end of the year we had adiusted to the problems of Seventh Graders! Younts, President Phil Morris Not pictured Treasurer Gary Norris I H 4 Jean Aiman, Peggy Alford, Judy Alley, Doro- thy Allison Raymond Armstrong, Mike Arnett, Walter Baer, Phillip Bailey, Carolyn Boicourt, Elaine Boots Carol Brattain, Gary Britton, Myrna Brown, Betty Caplinger, David Carpenter, John Cloud Tommy Comns, Charlotte Conkin, Billy Creel, Charlene Crist, Charles Crist, Harry Crye Jeff Dedmon, Jerry Dillard, Ruth Ann Doty, Frank Dowden, Jeanette Dowden, David Elder Paulette Elmore, Sherry Fisher, Susan Fuller, Lannie Gardner, Jean Garland, Barbara Ginley Richard Godbey, James Groves, Richard Harless, Suzon Hart, Patricia Hensley, Sally Higgin- botham Phillip Honnold, Olivia Hopkins, Marilyn Hoppes, Jeff House, Bill Huey, Diane Jarrett , K A' 3 1, ' ., f- V 94 B, if 22, 7 ' 5 ig 0 za fa ,i L it 1. 1 . f J -5 . f he 'J 'W 2 t i 'W A 'W if fi?-VL ' iff' fy M Q A . i 3 ' - at-4' . iii? xzaniiax' 'W i .. fig: is is ig -f L- ' J ei,-C 55441 L V ,, 1 . 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XY ' L'-4. ,,,f' :Q l ,MY E it , . -- -lf' l .3 V 51, e. ef' 5' 'E' i Li' 4 ' ' f . , W , 5' X k J -441' Marilyn Jones, Kathy Karr, Baana Keesling, Barbara Kinder, Larry Langsdale, Marcia Law- son Mary Leahy, Cue Ling Loy, Charles Mabrey, Michael Manifold, Charles Martin, Karen Mc- Crory David McCullough, Terry McLary, Raymond Merrill, Lorraine Miller, James Miller, John Miller Peggy Miller, John Mitchell, Cynthia Moreland, Mary Lou Morris, Phil Morris, Carolyn Mounts David Muncy,, James Murphy, Barbara Myers, Gary Norris, Robert Parks, Analee Perkins George Poor, Stephen Poor, Penny Propps, Patty Pugh, Linda Purkey, John Rakes Monty Reger, lkie Richards, Byron Rider, Larry Riley, Linda Robinson, Sue Rogers Norman Roller, Linda Rose, Karen Rumler, Judy Rush, Carolyn Scott, Peggy Scott Joan Sears, Ann Sheldon, Alan Simmons, Chester Smith, Richard Smith, Laureen Snod- grass John Stewart, Mike Stohler, Steven Stohler, Sara Stoner, Herbert Teague, Mike Thomas Susan Weaver, Donald Webb, Cathy Wellman, Pamela Wellons, Arm Wheatley, Robert White Violet Williams, Miriam Wisehart, Charla Wright, Steven Wynant, Steven Young, David Younts 79 BUS DRIVERS 80 Sid Craig Charles Dillenbeck Bill Hammond Bill Henninger Jim Holloway Deb Huntzinger Joe Main .lim Moore Frend Poore Carl Recldick L. 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CHAMBERLAIN STROUGH'S SUPPERETTE - Jeweler- Qualify Groceries and Meai' 908 Main S+ree+ Open Daily WATCH REPAIRING ouR SPECIALTY FORTVII-LE INDIANA Phone IIO Lapel, Indiana Phone 84 OUR BEST WISHES and CONGRATULATIONS +0 1'he I957 Graduaiing Class of PendIe+on High School BOB DYER PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO I6II NeIIe S+ree+, Anderson Phone 2-9265 COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, PORTRAITS AND WEDDINGS GOFF'S MARKET Pendlefon Phone II7 D. J. COPELAND REALTOR -INSURANCE IOI E. S+a+e S+. PENDLE ON Phone 96 THE PENDLETON TIMES PRINTING - PUBLISHING ADVERTISING HAROLD F. WEAVER, Publisher Spelled Backward or Forward I+ Always Means DepencIabiIi'I'y PENDLETON IOI W. S+a+e S+ree+ Phone I00 BROWN 81 PICKETT HARDWARE FRIGIDAIRE PERFECTION PAINT I23 W. S+a+e S+. Phone Ill PENDLETON F REEZIT FCOD LOCKER 576 Pendlefon Avenue PENDLETON THE MARLA - DE SHOP I5 Flavors of Your Favorife Cusfard, Ice Cream, and Sherbefs Made Fresh Daily SUNDAES, CONES, CUPS MALTS AND SHAKES SODAS, FLOATS. COKES l26 W. Sfafe Sf. ROOT BEER PENDLETON ' Plenfy of Parking Space JIM AND WANDA'S DAIRY BAR PEN DLETON GAS COMPANY The Perfeci' FueI for Modern Living ls GAS! H' Does All +I1e Jobs BeHer! COOKING INCINERATION REFRIGERATION CLOTHES DRYING WATER HEATING HOUSE HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING Phone 620 II9 W. S1'a+e S+ree+ PendIe+on CompIimen+s of GARDN ER'S WRECKING CO. PENDLETON JIMMIE MOORE SERVICE CENTER G-ROCERIES SERVICE CENTER SHERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINTS Pendlefon, R. R. 3 Phone 725 HUNTSVILLE, INDIANA Time out for refreshment f , 7 IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA- COLA BOTTLING CO. ANDERSON, IND CHAFIN PONTIAC, INC. Dollar for Dollar You Carft Beat a Telephone 88 237 Sou+h PendIe'I'on Avenue PENDLETON. INDIANA PONTMF, .. CompIimen+s H 8 H 'PI11II1ps Phone 7I Pendlefon AXEL'S DRY CLEANING ALTERATIONS GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. Phone I45 PendIe'Ion of Indiana PENDLETON CompIimen+s JOHN O. COX PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR New Cas+Ie, Incl. Pendlefon 305 PIIOHG I536 PENDLETON FUEL 81 SUPPLY COMPANY IOI Easf High Sfreei' pendlewn SHELL SERVICE CHAS. KINNARD-GEORGE KINNARD IvIarItIeVIIIe Hea'I'ing and Plumbing PHONE 25 BRYANT AND LUCAS AUTO SERVICE GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING I4+h S+. and Madison Ave. Anderson, Ind. Phone 3-6869 LEE'S JEWELRY l3O W. Sfa+e S+. PendIe+on Phone 606 DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER WHBU-CBS The SI'ars' Address JACK BENNY ROBERT O. LEWIS ARTHUR GODFREY AMOS 'N' ANDY Dial I240 Anderson, Indiana C CompIimen'I's of ITIZEN'S GRAIN CO., INC. A, . WOLFE FLORAL CO ways FaIr- Always Reasonable GRAIN-COAL--FERTILIZER-FEED Andefson R- R- 6 POULTRY MASI-I AND MIXING Phone I-HPEI 400 A SPECIALTY AND EENCI , NG POSTS WCLFE s FLOWERS Phone 33 Lapel, Ind. For+viIIe Phone 309 SKATELAND ROLLER PALACE INDIANA'S FINEST Alexandria, Indiana S+. Rd. 9 and 28 Open Nigh+Iy 7:0O- I0:30 P.M. Excep+ Monday VALOROUS C. RECTOR, Funeral Director MODERN FUNERAL HOME 0 LADY ATTENDANT 0 AMBULANCE SERVICE FURNITURE ' APPLIANCES 0 FLOOR COVERING 0 PAINTS MarIcIeviIIe, Indiana Phone 6 EXCLUSIVE Ballroom Dance Training SCZ'NY SCHOOL OF DANCE One of Ceniral Indiana's Leading Dance Schools EM PORIA ELEVATOR CO. Grain - Feed - Seed - Coal GRINDING AND MIXING R. R. I Box I08, Marlcleville Buy Flowers From Those Tha+ Grow and Know MARKLEVILLE GREENHOUSE Phone Markleville 4 No ToII D - X SERVICE STATION - ROBINSON 8: KIRK 200 N. Pendleion Ave. Pendlefon WE GIVE S81 H GREEN STAMPS H: WS Complimenis of E,ecmca, W. H. HARDY 8. soN, INC See was ' YOUI' INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER -12 DEALER F, J. RECTOR gl CQMPANY Marlcleville Phone I4-R-2 Pendlefon DU RGAN'S AII Types of LinoIeum Corner of 8I'h and Main ANDERSON PHONE 7290 RANCHO GRANDE soon Foon AND soon DRINKS I547 Ohio Ave. Anderson Phone I45 CompIimen'Is LINDER'S OWENS On +I1e PoinI' ICE CREAM STORE CompIimen+s of FRIENDS KYLE HUDSON 81 SON Jewelers DIAMONDS AT LOWEST CASH PRICES Wafch Repairing Specialisfs II5 S. Main S+. Phone 22l FORTVILLE, INDIANA FORTVILLE PRODUCE CO. DUANE HIDAY, Prop ' PENDLETON BEAUTY SHOP Highesi Cash Prices for Eggs POULTRY' HIDES I20 W. S'Ia'Ie S+. CUSTOM POULTRY DRESSING PENDLETON' INDIANA On Highway 67 Phone ForIviIIe I9b-249 PHONE 82 HALCIE SMITH CompIimen+s of McDONALD'S SHOWROOMS, INC. + fzw? L '25 U- Q mt ? WH T , Junciion 9 and 67 Phone 3697I ANDERSON, INDIANA AIR CONDITIONED 20,000 SQUARE FEET OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 PLENTY FREE PARKING PRICE JEWELER For+viIIe, Indiana Phone I3I Diamonds, Wafches, Wafch Repair LONGINES, GRUEN. ELGIN COX STANDARD STANDARD IngaIIs, Indiana YT at fly .ff X V 35 I : SL N w i ll Quay s' - y , E 2 . sf g. f 1 .1 ,Q B QNEFPQW A MESSAGE TO YOUNG PEOPLE and Parents FROM A GREAT AMERICAN ' '.,.. today's exciting era of rapid discovery and almost unbelievable technological prog- ress offers young people with inquisitive minds-and a good education-scores of richly rewarding opportunities that were not even dreamt of in my youth. One Thomas Edison in a generation is no longer enough to sustain our kind of progress -today we literally need thousands of well- tmined young people with the kind of vision, imagination and courage that took Edison on his lifelong conquest of the unknown. 'tThis is why I am constantly urging boys and girls to go on to as full an education as possible-not only in science and engineer- ing, but in the arts, the social sciences, the humanities or any other field that fits their talents ..,. -By Charles F. Kettering Dean of American Inventors, now past 80, Boss Katt is still active as a General Motors Research Consultant Delc o - Remy VISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION ' ANDERSON.INDIANA DELCO IATTERV PLANTS. MuNcxE. INDIANA - NEW enunswxcx, NEW JERSEV - ANAHEIM, cAL1ronNnA oLA1HE, KANS DR. C. F. BRINDEL Optometrist 27 W. I0th St. Anderson MASTERS MOBIL SERVICE LUBRICATION TIRES ACCESSORIES Lapel Phone 233 Indiana CENTRAL TOOL CO. Fortville, Indiana Phone 362M TOOLS - DIES AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION GOLDEN CRUST DOUGHNUT SHOP. INC. Anderson, Indiana ROLLS COOKIES Delivered Fresh Daily to Groceries, Drug Stores, Restaurants ANDERSON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. CongratuIa'I'ions to the I957 Graduating CIass of Pendleton High School JACKSON AND ELEVENTH ANDERSON, INDIANA Where Your Savings Are Insured ers! A PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO Anderson Indiana CompIimen+s of PENDLETON GOODRICH CO. 46 5' 'T 1 '3 pg ,aodhkmcv h gc gjmf I I I ' 1 1 I mp PLUMBING 8. HEATING JANITROL FURNACE DURO PUMPS KOI-ILER FIXTURES GRINDING.. MIXING CRANE-AMERICAN STANDARD Pendlefonl Indiana 3I3 S. Main Phone 32I FEED - SEED - GRAIN I09 S Broadway PHONE 72 JEFFERY PETROLEUM 'Phillips BesI Wishes DOWNING'S OLD TRAIL RESTAURANT V2 Block Soufh of Falls Park PENDLETON Save V3 and More ai' JOHN'S FURNITURE 34 E. 8+h S+. LOWEST TERMS Your Credii' Is Good Here ANDERSON PHONE 3-74I3 I895 I957 CompIimen+s of KIGER . . 81 Co' INC PENDLETON LUMBER COMPANY I830 W. I6+I1 S+. Indianapolis Lumber, Builders' Supplies scHooL SUPPLIES. FURNITURE and Mmwmk EQUIPMENT AND CRAFT SUPPLIES PENDLETON PHONE 3I STEVE HADLEY, Represenfafive ANDERSON SPORT NG GOODS, INC. PHONE 5828 If I+'s for Sporfsz We Have I+! I028 MAIN STREET TROPHIES ANDERSON. INDIANA FISHING TACKLE - GOLF - GUNS - TENNIS - SOFTBALL - BASEBALL Gef Your Popcorn From RUSSELL S. DOTY WI1iI'e or Yellow IOQ a Pound PHONE 637-R Localed Opposife Farm Bureau Elevaior PENDLETON, INDIANA CompIimen'I's of ROBERT A. YOUNG Dealer in LivesI'ocIc PENDLETON PHONE I02IW DUDLEY'S GARAGE General Au+o Repair MARKLEVILLE, IND. Ph. 37-R-2 TO THE CLASS OF I957 Congra+uIa+ions R. J. BoND PLUMBING F I 'ne Ind 'om 'a 'eV' ' ' SEARS Roesuclc AND co. PLUMBING SUPPLIES , In WATER SYSTEMS Anderson THE MODERN STORE SAY IT WITH FLOWERS BY HOPPER Flowers for AII Occasions 200 E. 9TH ST. Anderson Phone 6573 A. E. BOYCE CO. Muncie Indiana STANDARD PRESCRIBED SCHOOL ACCOUNTING RECORDS 2 ,JM , M.. A 5 1, Compliments ALUMINUM AWNING CORPORATION OF INDIANA PENDLETON PHONE 500 PENDLETON LOAN ASSOCIATION COX CHEVROLET SALES, INC. STANDARD OIL CO. T, c. H. CLARK. Agenr Sales gervice Phone 62FI I PENDLETON New and Used Cars and Trucks I32 WEST STATE STREET Pendleion Phone I02 or 622 CHET MILLER, CLEANER 20I S. PencIIeI'on Ave. PENDLETON Phone 77 DILLON'S CORNER E. S. DILLON, Prop. Frozen Foods Groceries Mears Vegefables HUNTSVILLE INDIANA PendIeIon Phone 69W Besi of Luck 'Io AII PROFF ITT FORD SALES AND SERVICE Your Friendly Ford Dealer PENDLETON. INDIANA Phone 505 - 507 CompIimen+s of MARSH FOODLINER A Be'H'er Place +o Trade PICKETT MACHINE WORKS F. B. PICKETT, Prop. CompIimen'Is of Machine WWI' MICROMATIC HONE Ace'I'yIene and EIec+ric WeIding 3 I0 TILE STREET PENDLETON WILLARD STUDIO DAWSON'S Specializing in Weddings and Por+rai+s STANDARD SERVICE S+. Rds. 67-38 R. R. 3 PENDLETON, INDIANA PENDLETON, INDIANA IHun+gyilIel VERNE DAWSON Phone 294-M Phone 58 SCOTT NURSING HOME Care of Aged and ConvaIescen+s 339 S. Broadway, Phone 4l9, Pendlefon RUBY MAE SCOTT, Prop. Our MoHo: OId Age Is an Achievement Noi' a PenaI+y JONES MOT R co., INC. Sales Service NEW AND USED Ia?-Lg? CARS AND TRUCKS I2O Easi' S+a+e Phone 26I ROSALEE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 444 PENDLETON, INDIANA JEAN ETTE'S LUNCH SANDWICHES, SOUPS. FRENCH FRIES Open 7 Days a Week l2I S+a+e S+. Phone 7l0 HARRIETT POOR. Manager THE BRIGHTEST NAME IN LIGHTS The Home of the Automatic Headlight Control AUTRONIC - EYE and T-3 SAFETY AIM HEADLAMPS GUIDE LAMP DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORP. Anderson, Indiana MARKLEVILLE BUILDERS SUPPLY WILLIAM H. JOCK POOR, Owner Nor+h Side Highway 38 Upfown EveryI'hing 'For 'Ihe BuiIder MARKLEVILLE PHONE 54-R2 CompIimen'Is of SMITH SERVICE CENTER Your Massey-Harris Dea U. S. HIGHWAY 36 Ier PendIe+on Phone I I I3-R FULK'S MOTOR SERVICE AII Kinds of Au+omobiIe Repair PHONE 45I PENDLET ON RAPP'S CIo+hing 'For Ihe Family ANDERSON INDIANA F. I I. POPE AND SON GENERAL STORE Cus+om Slaughfering Home KiIIed Meafs EDEN Phone Maxwell 6-25I7 The Welcome Sign Is Alway OWENS 5 - 51.00 STORE NOTIONS COSMETICS BABY NEEDS TOYS s Oui' PENDLETON-.FURNITURE AR IVI T FRED T. DUNCAN, GERALD BORAM, R. D. McCARTY PEN DLETON FURNITURE MART, INC. We Buy From Only Repufable Manufadrurers' Rural RouI'e 3 PENDLETON. INDIANA CompIimenI's of ' ROLL COATER, INC WM PENDLETON, INDIANA PencIIeIon Phone I30 E. TANKE AND CO. INC. Druggisfs PENDLETON Complimenfs of GRAHAMS DEPARTMENT STORE PENDLETON INDIANA CompIimen+s of DAVIS DAIRY ANDERSON INDIANA THE J. F. PHILLIPS IRON 81 COAL CO., INC. ANDERSON INDIANA Your M d C unI'y Deale in COAL -WASTE MATERIALS -WELDING SUPPLIES MOTORISTS MUTUAL Insurance MIRIAM SHIRLEY 237 PendIe+on Ave. Phone 66 PendIe1-on, Indiana A. C. STOHLER FARM IMPLEMENTS SALES AND SERVICE PENDLETON, IND. Corner S+a+e Rds. 38 and 67 P5006 93 Bow a ARROW DRIVE- IN C mP'Ime s of Delicious Sandwiches Fried Chicken R. R. 3, S'I'a'Ie Road 67 ZH Sfaile Sheeil ANDERSON PENDLETON C m 'Ime s of B E N N ETT'S SERVI C E IOI S. PendIeI'on Avenue PENDLETON, INDIANA B. L. Benne'H' Phone II3 CompIimen'I's of SU RBER 81 SON TAILORS Made +o Measure SUITS - TOPCOATS SPORT COATS AND TROUSERS Over McCrory's - ANDERSON -- WI1en Gues'Is Arrive and Cause Crowded Condifions af Home, Remember 'I'I1e WYNKEN, BLYNKEN 81 NOD MOTEL Your Home Away From Home MR. AND MRS. JAMES H. LITCHFIELD Owners R. R. 3 Box I60-M Phone 455 PENDLETON, INDIANA LUTZ FU RN ITU RE CARPETS AND RUGS FREE PARKING 630 and 638 Meridian S+. Anderson B RYC E B ROWN Men's Wear Visii' Our New Upsfairs Boy's DeparI'menI' Formal Wear RenI'aI Service I2 WEST IITH ANDERSON PHONE 5690 FORTVILLE FETTY'S FLOWER SHOP DRY CLEANING Flowers for AII Occasions Phone 2' ZJ and Landscaping FORTVILLE INDIANA Phone 58 For+viIIe, Ind. COMPTON'S POST RESTAURANT S+. Roads 9 and 67 ' 24 Hour Service ' Phone I95-J WILLIAM AND GEORGIA COMPTON CompIimen'Is of LEWALLEN - TAILORS Anderson Phone 8I40 RICHARD'S PAINT AND BODY SHOP 239 Main S+. Phone 349 PENDLETON INDIANA PENDLETON BANKING CO. ESTABLISHED nan Member of FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION S ' I' 'I I A RPENTERW Mi CARPENTER s Sc TO 51.00 STORES I04 W. S+a+e S+. PENDLETON 709 E. EigI1+I1 S+ree'I' ANDERSON LAPEL CHESTERFIELD SHOPPING CENTER MAIN'S STANDARD SERVICE IOI SouI'h PencIIe+on Ave. PENDLETON INDIANA IRISH POINT DRIVE IN Sandwiches MaI'I's Cheeseburger Cokes Hamburger Sundaes Tenderloin Shakes Barbecue Sofi' Drinks The Favorife Hangouf of PHS S'I'udenI's STEAKS - CHOPS - SEA FOOD Famous for Breaded Tenderloin PENDLETON, INDIANA PHONE 528-J You Never Outgrow Your Need for BEST-EVER MILK Bes+-Ever's own modern Iabora'I'ory keeps cons+an+ check on Bes'I'-Ever qualify for you. Smari' young homemakers aIways Iook for +he BesI'-Ever IabeI on miIk and oiher dairy producfs Ihey buy. BICYCLES SCHWI NN HU FFY LAWNMOWERS REO HUFFY HARLESS SALES 81 SERVICE 2I6 Pearl S+. Phone 296 RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP I03If2 W. S+a+e S+. ROYAL SERVICE STATION 220 S. Pendlefon Ave. PART - V PENDLETON PHONE I85 S SER ICE PendIe+on Phone I43 DRS. MINGLE AND BAKER Veferinarians PENDLETON PHONE 8I OR 608 C. P. MCLAUGHLIN, M. D. E. H. MILLER, D. D. S. Loan Bldg. PencIIe+on Phone 202 R. Y. MCVAUGH, D. D. S. Pendlefon Phone I77-2 Complimenfs of .Keyes PORTABLE TE DIS A XM TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES TV SERVICE Sales - Service Renfals Ask Aboui' Our Renial - Purchase 71 X, T' i- K 1 N , X.. . o.,,f '-999,30 f -MJQQQUQUHQ Q.. Q Q o QQQQ-IQUQOG y f , Plan 4 -4 YR FOUNTAIN PENS LEATHER eooos AND ,zy- GIFT ITEMS A MILLER HUGGINS. INC. II8 Adams S+. Phone 47 Righf on Meridian SI'ree+ af IOI2 ANDERSON, INDIANA PHONE 4404 THE D. H. GOBLE PRINTING COMPANY Greenfield, Indiana Represenied by GLEN LEWIS MILNER'S SERVICE GROCERY-FIRESTONE DEALER GULF GAS AND OIL Ingalls, Indiana Phone For+viIIe 936J THE MARKLEVILLE ELEVATOR COMPANY MARKLE LUMBER CO. GRAINS-SEEDS-FEED-COAL Saw and Planing Grinding and Feed MIXING Lumber and Building Ma+eriaI MARKLEVILLE MECHANICSBURG MARKLEVILLE PHONE 35 RING 2 Phone II Phone 265I DR. J. S. SHIRLEY, D. V. M TOP 5 ANNUAL SALESMEN Judy Honnold, 207 Jill Moore, 33: Alice L. Lulcens, I9g Susan House, IS: Carolyn Michael, 38 THE CLASS OF I957 Wan'I's I'o Thank Everyone Who Has Helped Io Make This Annual Possible CompIImen+s of Members of INDIANA STATE POLICE POST NO. 4 In 'Ihe In'I'eres+ of PUBLIC SAFETY