Pike High School - Pikes Peek Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)
- Class of 1949
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The other leading scorers were Dwaine Bell, a freshman runner, Fred Shelton in the M10 yard dash, Bobby Cochran in the pole relay team, Joe Conarroe and George Wagle in the field events. Pike ed in the dashes by Frank Grundy and John Snyder. Tom Anderson, points in the pole vault and high jump contests. The track team this year has lost only one senior, Calvin Potter, so the Pike fans are expecting great things from the team of 'h9. lowhurdle and high mile and half mile vault and half mile was well represent- a freshman, scored Last year the freshmen had one meet, the Marion County meet, in which they placed second to Southport. The Th mas M. Reveal Library of Pike Township The library was organized in l9h2 through funds left to Pike Township for a library by Th mas M. Reveal, a former resident. At the present time the library serves the elementary school and the high school. To avoid conflict and overcrowding, grades l through 6 are assigned to the library according to schedule. The junior high and senior high school students are admitted during study periods by individual permits. Reference books, pamphlets, clippings and pictures as well as fiction are included in the o Commerce Department Our Commerce Department offers three subjects in which you may major. They are short- hand, typing and bookkeeping. They are all two year courses but bookkeeping. The Com erce Department publishes the school paper bi-weekly, examinations, report cards, circulars, play programs, entertainment programs, school notices for c mmunity projects and programs for various clubs and organizations. The commercial subjects are offered to juniors and seniors only and are all taught by Mrs. Elloree Northcott. .mc Staff Editor -------- Wanda Robison Sports -------------- John Hayden Assistant Editor - - - Marilyn Yokem Charles Starkey Business Manager - - - Nancy Ralston Bob Cochran Typist --------- Alice Brooks Photography ---------- Wayne Jennings Advertisement ------ Jerry Roch Ed Schmidt Fred Engeler Circulation ------------ Bob Ewbank Tom Harris Mary Rose Dillon Fred Shelton Norma Smith School Activities - - - Alice Brooks Charles Coy Betty Guilfoil David Mercer Virginia Shelton Frank Grundy Martha Bernhardt Ethel Norman Inez Grundy Harvey Templin . '. .- r A. H2 ,v. ,X Q, ,:XX 'NX ' ' ' 1 I-4' .3, Xu ,r-, g wa LM w, XX '-Xu: .XAXX u'1w -'un-. '-r1':4S .11 L, 1. 'Q - 1 .fjftvtfi W If H. .X XXXX , 4515 ' 's Lx I vi, I fX'.1' 'Q 1,1 MJ 1 r , .a ...umm VX x. 5.4, :' L ,. X ,. wg Xy- X 1. , , '. X V x X. 1 , , fpvifu. ' .tv X. 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QNY.. 4 : A1 .'. ,-' bf .Kuff Aa PERSONAL - CONFIDENTIAL - AND UNDERSTANDING FINANCIAL SERVICE THE NEW AUGUSTA STATE BANK New Augusto, Indiana A Good Bank in ca Good Community x 1 4 4 V4 : '1 44 45 45451 fi lfzfmf F!-:hitf ' -uf 4 . , hz , W ' I 4 nk 4 :fx 'A ' .'fe4 4 4 4 , . 1 4 ffl ' Q ' 4 0 u 4 4 1.' x ' '- 44' fn' fu', 'I 4 . If Congratulations to The 1949 Graduates of Pike From Alumni in employ of L. M. BROWN ABSTRACT CO. Indianapolis, Indiana President RUSSELL A. FURR Leon Sullivan-1918 George R. Swinford-1912 Lowell Myer-1920 Jerry Coble-1943 Lucille Hollingsworth-T946 Betty Rose Kissel Longmire-T944 Mary Margaret Rodibaugh-1948 Abstracts -- Title Insurance Escrow State Wide Title Insurance with assets of over 545,000,000 A H 4 'y ,M 'J 1, . '1 .fu ,. W , ,L .v ,v - ' ' ek :4 1 1' . EWU!! ' v A 'W , I ' r, ,L vw -. ,-xl.. .ILVX-. 1 -H .l ,- . , 1 1-.' A x Q- X ' n v ' ww! nw, jg. .. ,. W.SfH7. PRL iwxllv AVA ' s. ,-MT, 5:5 f. ,,: Y- 4 . , .. -. 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X,.5X X111 XX, NQRMANDY FARM Congrotulates The Members of the C L A S S O F ' 4 9 of Pike Township -ga-A-. . wx 'iff' sf w , .V If 5 , ', ff IP 'ie' x W .1 A 'N 1 L f ,, V EAGLE VALLEY FARM Congrofulates THE CLASS OF '49 of Pike Township TRADER'S POINT FARM Congrafulotes The Members of the C L A S S O F ' 4 9 of Pike Township I I 1 H 1 1 f k . 1 . ,, ,-1- . . .' f- '-,Ip ., r -K. KE, . , . ,A., .A f' ywt-.'-' U 4 ., . ' ' YL ' A .2 - ... w 1,',.v mg, . - - . ,XI-5.5. im . shut. ' ,-hgh .U ' , I .- ' If' ,x . A'.f,. -f 3 . .. , .4 .i5,f1 ,N 1 .- 1 1 ,, . . U , A 1... V I . ,R I7 'Fr -'A nv A 7' 5 .3 G . -Q A--MV. .V ,A .. .G W , . A ,J 4 4. . . , 11, , Lo:-A ' .,,.,:, ,A ' ,ww K-fp f'Qm4v vf ,' . V 4v,39,.,n 1 I f3.,f ' ' I., I Ox V731 ft' 'lzl R ,F lf!v.L' 411. , ,jf .L,. ' Nfl '. in ,ds WN 4 5 gf fs'- 1 I . ' 4 . 'f,1 , 1 . L v I kni v v .4 ,.f4 IW' v- .- ' ,Vi ' 'Hu ,v ,. r' 'V NJN For handling two 14-inch plow and FARMALL H 'Die Farmall System of Farming is an American institution. Its root! are in the soil. . . on your farm, on the farms of your neighbors. To increase productivity and speed up field work, look to the Farmall System for the answer. A Farmall Tractor and matched machines can mean greater operating economy and ediciency on the 'l farm and that brings better living! fam: y - Five basic models make up the Af-1 5- Farmall lineup. There's a size for , Q' every farm., an endless selection , -lf - of Farmall equipment to work Y X - in every crop and soil condition. ' Fi x --:amz . HA The answer to the power prob- A' -'AL 4 - L lem on your farm can be found 1 UD gy in the Farmall System . . . and ' Ei-i Q, . KZ' we have full details on the model yy' -if ' IX. that fits your farm. x . ' - 114.12 4 K l - . Left: Farmall Super-A oHln hy- f -:fi draulic Farmall TOUCH-CONTROL 1 rl and new combustion control. Dll.l. 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A Ixl, In L ,Ay r A GOOD PLACE TO MEET AND EAT IN NEW AUGUSTA T H E N I K - N A K co. 2357 GRILL AND CONFECTIONARY SANDWICHES CHILI ICE CREAM TOBACCOS CANDY NIK NAKS SUNDAES MILK SHAKES COFFEE MALTS MILK TEA CHOCOLATE SOFT DRINKS 'fur Nor IN sTocK 4- wsu GET Fon Youf' SEE YOUR CO-OP FIRST Complete Line of Farm 81 Home Supplies MARION COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP 610 Kentucky Avenue Fr. I567 q -2 I 1 . X J v 1 x 1. .-1.1,w 4 fv I1 ' , , ' 1 2 1 N , 1 L 1 1 , - 1 'vl ' 4 X w 7 4 V H, N211 1 x ., - 5 .V flgwl' 'vv vqmh 'lf . 411' I S if ,QV 31.1, . ,,.- u I ' Alx AUGUSTA CORNERS COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE AUTOMOBILES CO. 2334 - SINCERELY - CREW AND MANAGEMENT TRADERS POINT MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES HARDWARE AND NOTIONS PHONE COun1y 2545 TRY TRADERS POINT FIRST Traders Point, Indiana 'I ,-I ,,J,'s X I ,N , 'V' A.- ,,a 1 ,.1 a 1' -n . , I A, ,, , 1, 1 V 1 ' ff H. WV ., Bibi.: 414, 1 x f' . '. ll ' ' ., '- . - 1 . 2, .lf , . ,g'6' '7 1 9' - . 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Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES Indianapolis, Indiana Jewelers to Pike Township High School John Marshall, Represeniative KNOX'S SUPER MARKET COMPLETE LINE or FOODS A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE FRESH rRuITs AND VEGETABLES COMPLETE MEAT MARKET ZIONSVILLE, INDIANA PHONE 41 Qxominigfvafion Philip E. Anderson Trustee Corna Edwards, Principal B.S. Indiana State Teachers College M.S. Butler University Beulah Frist B.S. Indiana State Teachers College English, Health, Phys. Ed. Speech Correction Estel Callahan B.S. Purdue University M.S. Butler University Vocational Agriculture Everett L. Daniels B.S. Indiana State Teachers College M.S. Indiana State Teachers College Biology, Physics, Driver Training Esther Myers A.B. Indiana University Butler University Latin, Librarian Compliments of BART R. 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'f 'A ' a .V CLASS OF FIC ERS CLASS MOTTO nThe doors of wisdom are never closed.' Fred Engeler b'H 7 yrs. PRESIDENT Football l,2,3,h Basketball 1,2,3,b Class officer l,2,3,h Charles Starkey Press Agent D Track l,2,3,U Jr. Play Annual Staff h Class Officer L h-H 6 yrs. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose Jerry Roch Class Officer l,2,3,h Annual Staff h Jornet Trio 1 CLASS CULORS CLASS SPONSORS Red and White Marilyn Yokem Alfordsville 1,2 Annual Staff L Jr. Play Class Officer b Office L SECRETARY Beulah Frist Estel Callahan I , x. 4 , .V V mgrfg- U vfaj! J . . f . , , . I - A . 11 4 wr A I W . .', 1 I . . . . g . ,- X 4 . ? I I ' 44 ' fam , - w , .' ' 1 U. .' ,v .X .1 34 I ., 7.15.5- I . .1-- L .' vw, ,Iv.,V ,.,fx'-,X ' . -,, ' 1 ' ' 'lv . ..N . . , . , -' HW- A I 1' lf. li . ' ' X1 9: s' JA44'.:' -w-. .' 'QQ f-- '. lu. , - . 'N' - 1' - A'-4-.4 V '-f,:. Iv. ., .I , h . l,vy.'!,, 1,- , 7' ,iff .f ' , ' if ' - II ,J , 'N ' VX: , 5., ' ',1,1'!' , in ' , . 'U 1 '55 ' 'fs 'C -J 1 .-a'.' 'Ar ,:' g'j'.. f. -f 1' f. . I ','g,l A ,I .gd ' ,,,5. I., , 1J .,','um -1.4 :.,,+,.,. -Ui, A -V ..4. ...Ln . , H. 3. .4 . . 1 1 I , . V 1 I. .K 1 v 1 '- . lil ' 5,'I: 'L . V u ' fl ll 1 V, ' ' fl 1 X llY' K 11'! ll.,P1 t-1,.tx. Hx I , ' 1 .3 ' Bob Cochran Basketball l,2,3,b Track 1,2,3,b Jr. Play I-l H I-1 Y'-PSO Wanda Robison Nancy Ralston Girls Sextet 2 Annual Staff h Paper Editor H Girls Sextet 2,3 Annual Editor h Paper Staff h Jr. Play Class Officer l,2,3 Clarinet Quartette l Class Officer 1,3 Edward Schmidt Broad Ripple l Football 2,3,h Basketball 2,3 Track l Harvey Templin Tech. l Football 2,3,b Basketball l,2,3,b Track 3,h Alice Brooks Girls Sextet M-H 6 yrs. Brass Sextet 2,3,b Jr. Play Class Officer l Coronet Trio 1 2,3,h Mary Rose Dillon Girls Sextet l,2,3 Brass Sextet 2,3,h b-H 5 yrs. Office 3 Paper Staff Jr. Play Office b Paper Staff h ,h Tom Harris Football 3,b Basketball Bl x 4 1'7- ' 4 . -HM Vu. f 'ny' .U f , - . I 1: -1, ,- L-H., qaxv. n ,wan ,nw ,u 4 s .1 ,A - ,l..- s x. v r f 1 I W ,lf ' 4 1 , ,J f,:' M 1 .I .,IL-M F I 'M I wr . I'-' '. ,V 9 . l. I um ML 'cfm' in . . X l . 4 . ,I x K A I A u 1 . N x . 1. Nw, :wf 1 1-. H 'H- v. yi-A 1, 'I V 'fq J, I . ,fu 'wr XP' Lsfh , Ju' uf v 'L' K: . 'Z . K..--V,- , '1 qW3.' ' 'fu 5 , X4 35' 'J My 1 .qw 3. A x f .W , glam? 15 fn.. Ffiw V. ,,,,4 .J HH, H. ,r - ' a .-, I u,- 6,1311 1. 15'n 1 A 55, f N A I I A , l 5 I , 'J ' 4, ' r 1 V. ,, 'A .,. 1 ' 1 .- . ' ' ,,,- -A. , I, . l'vln ., rl. .. ,.,.,f,1,' 1 .x . ,5,.'-Hjggl' , 'J '4'- 'w'+.'-GX .u, Q 'V l . . , . . Y I' w ,M 1 J ' mx K I Y 4,4 I ' , Y' 1, F, . . . - A ,, EVN 0-1..,,I.'v X I x, -' x 1, r'1,,'.l . 'mf John Hayden Basketball 2,3 I-l'H 1 yrs Betty Guilfoill Girls Sextet D Color Guard 3,b Jr. Play Office M Virginia Shelton Office h b-H 1 yr. Wayne Jennings Football 2,3,h Basketball l,2,3 Track 3,h Frank Grundy Football l,2,3,h Basketball 1,2 Track l,2,3,b Norma Smith h-H 1 yrs Office 3 Robert Ewbank Martha Bernhardt Paper Staff D Football h Yell Leader h Clarinet Quartette 1,2,3,b Jr. Play Annual Staff h Paper Staff h Q . V ., . . 1. '-V J U . ' ' ...z !.,' fl F 1 ,X Q - c I, f..A.A. ,N.1 W 1V Ml fx!-2 M u z , .M I . J -,ct s- 1 1 fu, X W ' , .1 1.- VI -'4 A . x ,nl -114,11 5 V-r, lf' .9 ,.. -'. ': 11 w E. --' M L2 I w-2 .Q o ve X' ' ' s QL U v V . F' 's 1 x My. v1 'vw l','n vrwxlh N ,,. . .-5.1 3 '- vqlff - , ' 1 -:Ml i A W V ft ' I 1 ..w,?'. 14 1, tl..!g ,fimri W. -' .,1 'I I If. F , , ,,'..1 . H --rx , v I ,,, - M -'X '11, rr V H ,n,,, NJN fi 4 HL I, Aft' Charles Coy Tech. 1,2 Football h Inez Grundy Annual Staff L Paper Staff b Ethel Nonmu1 Paper Staff I4 David Mercer Football l,?,3,h Basketball 2,14 Track 2 , 3 ,D Jr. Play L1-H 9 yrs. Fred Shelton Football la Track 1,2 LL-H 3 yrs ,3,h Marylynn Hargrove Shortridge H. S. Guam 3 Class Officer 2 Vi Graduated by G.E.D. Tests CH. S. levell. 'K' KY I .-W' 1 , x qxlyq T 4 ' ' f i r af' A '1 1' ' ,la is -11,415 ' V.f,' V l. Q. . .,., V 1 n - .' ,ful . 4 l r,4'1 I .., I 1, KL 'f ' -' 1 , ,4 , 1 ,J X 1- v . 1' m 'V' n ' 1 ,1 e ' 1 .V 1-'K I ,'!' 1 v . .w, , u w- I , 'K 'm If A .U iz x ,kv z ' 1 4 ' 1 A 1 ' 'l . 'Rb' V.. K ' 'A A ', lx A A 415 . '., ' I , ' Q -,,I,Q',i1'f,.1f2 , n , x',- 3 X - . .I ,Ax ' , 1 ' ,V -,1 . ' ' 1 A 1'.' ' 7 I v U r If ,1.g ,. -. A - ' , w- V--., ,.. , ,, m.,,,. f 1 M 'n .3 ,-,lu ,' ,, , Q O, - 'I 'W . , .fl -N. .N .V 1 ,Q --M 1 , ws ' N.,-.-. 4 H Q, 1 'n '.1 , wi 'l' : , meg' ' 5 ffm' 1 3-A 'mf' M. ,-. wf. . , J tj ' ul V ,ex ' 1 i J. fl :'j'1,',, v W-'v. 1x., ' In, ,v n ve1f .. ,ah-V11 'IC-lil - I Ln- 'vf' 5 al U' f 'gf liff. . AfJ7Qtf7U1:5: : vw ..l4 ul . Mme , , u nv I. lx 1 1 -HI -x4Yg..r1, v' ,l'. , x u' ,Y 1 , 1 rx' I , ' ml '- ,' ,I f ui.. xox? we welcomed our new classmates from the yarious schools who were: Fred and Virginia QQ5543 Sfigfovpa There entered into this land of learning 26 seekers of knowledge who had been storing up through the years the wisdom in which to start their high school career. As confident freshmen, we entered with feverish class spirit and elected our officers for the year, President--Nancy Ralston, vice president--Wanda Robison, secretary--Alice Brooks and treasurer--David Mercer. Miss Pearson was our capable sponsor. Shelton, Wanda Robison, and Richard Anderson. After being thoroughly initiated by the seniors, we felt as if we really belonged. Another year dawned with six new members added to our class and some of the old ones de- parted. Mr. Callahan was our sponsor. We fought on, and continued to gain victor- ies for ourselves and our institution. We sailed quite boldly through our sophomore year with a class party, the class tourneys, and the Halloween Carnival. Then, suddenly we were juniors. we had a lot to look forward to. we sold concessions at football and basketball games and sold school supplies at the book store. Our big moment came when we sponsored the junior play, HThe Campbells Are Coming,N which was a big success under the direction of Mrs. Frist. Our next thought was the Junior-Senior Prom. It was held at the Riveria Club, May l2. Rany Fox and Suzie Walker were chosen king and queen. we have every reason to think our year WBS 8. SUCCESS. The summer passed rapidly, then came senior dignity. Our officers for this year were: president-Jerry Roch, vice president-Fred Engeler, secretary-Marilyn Yokem, and treasurer-Charles Starkey. we had a full calendar ahead of us, but we knew we would enjoy every minute of it. A trip to Washington was decided, so we had to go to work to make a profit for our class. we sold Christmas cards and stationery and sponsored a popularity contest at the Halloween Carnival. we also sponsored a 'Scru-ball' basket ball game. As our annual will go into press before the school year ends, we will have to tell you what is going to happen. A senior play will be given, which we will try to make a success. On May 23 we will receive our degrees. The next day we will leave on our trip to Washington. Upon return we will each pass out into the waiting arms of the future, each in his own direction, to be cast where fate deems it necessary. Graduation Day By Betty Gilfoil, 12th grade Oh what a wonderful, wonderful day Is our commencement the last of May. We've been looking for this time Which will end our long hard climb. With shining eyes and smiling faces we join in line and take our places. Adorned in gowns of gray and white we feel we'll be a handsome sight. we are gay, yet we are sad Hating to leave, but joyfully glad. As men and women we remember the joys we had in school as girls and boys. And when the diplomas are handed out, With dignity and grace, we go about. Being congratulated and admired by all we walk up the steps of Future Hall. 4 .n, ,, ., V: 'nf '..' J' 'x . X. ' 'xx .Ms-,-I ,,. . ,' Q I N V ,:,1, '- I uf-Z.. M t, ' w ' 4, 'a 1' 1- . Fw' ' ft . , 1. - , ,P -il 'f ' 'M' V .3'3g p..ug, ., ll . I . , x -, .1 ' u 'M' , ' ' t ' U X' ., X ri - . , X , A, 'x'L1f, 1 .L ' ,N H3 , , - 1 - - , .-c . 1 -yum, xi-.V. ,--'u:..n.f ,fa ' . , I ' , ' 1 uf! ,L . . ,Ur .ff 1-4.5.1 I ,IN mx Jcfv. .. Q , uv! 1 . , 5? , -'fm' ' ' -f 'f 555' 'SQ- mr P' '- ' - , I 1 H! ,. pr I., .,., 1 ., ,fx -nVilt,f,,,'--.Fr-V. , -. 'L x 'z.'f'.f'- ff., H 'L'!. ' .. f .- wx , . . '...,' ,. g f . ' - . --. .sw-w.tg hmefl f'f,gif nf-gg.-,7yQ?q . 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' ' I L 4 4 1 Qf7a58f9 Wiff We, the Senior Class of the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-nine of Pike Township High School, being of sound mind fwhich some doubtD and body, do hereby will and bequeath our treasured abilities and possessions in this, our last will and testament. To the faculty: Mr. Callahan-A wife to keep him from delaying decisions too long. Mrs. Frist-An annual staff that will start work early. Mrs. Northcott--On our trip to Washington, we will ask our congressman to invent longer hours, so she can get her work done. Mr. Reese-Something we know he will appreciate, another government class like us. Miss Meyers-A treasure box for all the money she never collects for overdue books. Mr. Morgan--A megaphone so he can be heard above all the other activities of the gym during band period. Mrs. Brown--Our ability to compromise once in a while. Mr. Edwards-A carrier pigeon to carry messages to him all over the building. Mrs. Teter-A new Chevrolet, her old l9b5 is getting rusty. Mrs. Wilson--A place on this year's senior class composite picture. Mr. Geyer--That boy he would like to have so badly. Miss Reed--A pleasant vacation in California this summer. To the student body: Fred Engeler--wills his position on the football squad to Theodore Potter. Martha Bernhardt-leaves her escapades in the government class to Anita Dowling. Charles Coy-wills his nickname NThe Sly Old Foxn and all his girls, but one, to Mike Hollingsworth. Ethel Norman--leaves her quietness to someone who needs at least a touch of it, Carolyn Brown. Charles Starkey-leaves his debating abilities with Mrs. Brown to Dean Templin. Wanda Robison--wills her none mann technique to Nancy Belle Coffey. Edward Schmidt--wills his ability to tear up any car to Ted Anderson. Robert CStinkoJ Ewbank-leaves his shyness to-Bob Moos. Betty Guilfoil-leaves her long black hair to Ann Hollingsworth. Fred Shelton--leaves his track abilities to Edgar Cottingham. Jerry Roch-wills his love for the Junior class to Bill Alsman. Nonma Smith--wills her home economic abilities to Grace Stranburg, who we hear needs them badly. ' John Hayden--leaves his 1931 model Chevrolet to a certain teacher so she can come and go as she pleases. Marilyn lokem--leaves her ability to carry on secret love affairs to Joan Dupee. David Mercer-wills his light blue eyes and many pleasant memories to Marilue Gentry to remember him by-sigh! Mary Rose Dillon-leaves her vocal cords to Jimmy Smith to sing his NHillbillyU songs with. Harvey Templin-leaves his Wcoal blackn hair to Bill Hayden, who would have been thank- ful for any kind the first of the school year. Alice Brooks--adds her height to Barbara Buggfs who doesn't seem to be content with just being moderately tall. 'Q ff fl' 'ri . ' w Nl, A N 'Qu I 'A 4 y V , ,'h.. 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Marylynn Hargrove-leaves her stay on Guam to Peggy Towns, who, we think, would have en- joyed the co pany. In witness whereof, we the Seniors, have here unto set our hand and seal to this our Last Will and Testament this twenty fifth day of February, l9h9. WITNESSES Name Martha Bernhardt Tom Harris Mary Rose Dillon Bob Ewbank wanda Robison Jerry Roch Nancy Ralston Charles Starkey Ethel Norman Charles Coy Alice Brooks Wayne Jennings Norma Smith Fred Engeler Marylynn Hargrove Edward Schmidt Virginia Shelton David Mercer Inez Grundy Fred Shelton Betty Guilfoil Johnny Hayden Frank Grundy Marilyn Yokem Harvey Templin Bob Cochran Jerry Roch, President. HUMOR Imagine them: Tall Quiet Without a song As a hulla dancer Without Johnie Trickless A republican Without a new car Noisy A blonde A brunette Loud As a ballet dancer With his favorite blonde As queen-ie In a straight jacket Without a gum supply As yell leader As a torch singer Without boots As a jitterbug Going steady As a physics teacher Speechless As a bachelor As a Ubrainn Favorite expression: NOh heckn HHi buddyn nThat's finen nNo stuffn llnang itll nAwwwwwU HFor crumb sake' NGO fly a kiten HBeats men nThat's toughn HOh gee whizn NBe good nowl' nShootW Nlou don't say?N HJeepersW NYou old potn NI reckonn WAW nown Uwell I'll be--U He doesn't talk much UDO telln HYou kidden?N HThat's too badn 'Hot spitn WWelllll' WOh heck firen You'll know them by their: Giggle Loud shirts Band medals Nickname CStinkoJ Nickname 'CGassieJ Junior girlfriend '38 Ford '29 Pontiac CHaD Quiet footsteps Sly Old Fox ways Coronet case Many girl friends Boisterous 'Hello' Red plaid shirt Big bobby socks Crow call Her height Temper in football Artistic abilities Model nTH Her sweaters '30 Chevy Football jacket String of admirers Masculine Physique Yellow suspenders gy. 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'uf ' F , I 'JM' . - ' , . ' - a , ..1 Qfagg qgvoiogecpo Dear Mary Rose: I certainly was surprised when I heard of your wonderful success in Radio City. Just imagine taking Kate Smith's place on N. B. C. Congratulations! I have been gallivanting around the country ever since I left good old Pike High. Have you read my latest book, nThe Good Old Days?' It was published just before I started my tour of the States. I have made it a point to visit all our old classmates. What surprising careers they do have. Our great football star, Tom Harris, is now head janitor at the White House while Nancy Ralston is in office as the first woman president. He insists on hanging around no matter what, it seems. While in Philadelphia, I dropped by to see Marilyn Yokem and Fred Engeler in their new bookkeeping establishment. They seemed to be getting along fine. While up in that direction I was offered the chance to see Frank Grundy defend his heavyweight championship title which he has held for the last seven years. I heard that his sister, Inez, is a very good dietitian in Chicago. Just as I was leaving New York City, I heard the announcement that John Hayden had been chosen man about town by nEsquireW magazine. I took the N. Y. C. Special to Indianapolis. Who would be engineer, but the ever hand- some David Mercer. When I arrived in town, I went to see my old pal, Martha Bernhardt, who is now holding hands with the patients at Methodist Hospital. Oh boy! What a nurse! Fred Shelton is now known as uHonest John Sheltonn, the used car king. I think he is having trouble with the new car dealer, Wayne Jennings. I stopped by the school house to see Norma Smith, who is Home Ec. teacher now. She certainly is stern. She gave me a lot more information, for instance, Charles Starkey is Ag. professor at Purdue. He has just created a new hybrid corn. Wanda Robison has settled down and is now raising little NJohnies.N The only infor- mation she could give me was that Harvey Templin still drives north on the Zionsville road. Ethel Norman is now the owner of the largest restaurant in Indianapolis. After bidding Norma farewell, I took a plane to Missouri and who would be the airline hostess, but Alice Brooks. Right across the isle from me sat Charles Coy, J. Edgar Hoover's ace agent. He is making good use of those NS1y Old'Foxn qualities. When I arrived in St. Louis, I went to visit Bob Cochran, the famous baseball star of the St. Louis Cardinals. To my amazement he was reading WShakespeare's Most Famous Works.n 4' 2 . , J .1044 ,Asha Mtn! 4. fr? 'My '.f.,'Z.y'2l91 '.f?3Q- .P-,,1,Ql, Q. .' '-gif. QI' 13.21 M. H:-. 1 --'flwnq 0,4-5 A f.,:'ff.L: f. '9.'2...'!a,'4-'-A-.cw . 1 ' ' .,' xt ' r .' . , .. ' ' ., 1-A :what , 3 ' '.Vgi,,,,m,gqS,g,qg, , , s - . y .1 , .A 'fb ,Avi ,Q 4 1 1 hw' l , y'1'i-6.fg'?w'j? 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He still signs his pictures WAnswer to a Ladies Prayer.n He was co-starring with Marylynn Hargrove in nKiss The Mud Off My Hands.N It was filmed on Guam. I would love to see you so we could talk over old times, but since that's impossible for a while, please write soon. Your old classmate, Betty Guilfoil n Gabby!! OUR CLASS POEM The Best Class Of all the classes along the line The best is the class of forty nine. The memories of this certain class From Pike High will never pass. we all admit we look to the day Which will send us on our way From the daily use of books And the teachers' scolding looks. In our class are musicians galore, And of athletes we have a score. Of all life's gifts, education is best, We've worked with ardor to meet the test. Among our class of twenty six we have a fellow who can do tricks, we have no Oscar Levant of the piano Our proud boast is a golden soprano. And then there is our favorite poet, He has talent and we all know it, All the rest have creative minds, we have talent of many kinds. There are many things I can say, Just for instance, the junior play, But perhaps too much I brag and boast, So to my class I drink a toast. By Betty Guilfoil ' fi ' K: HSV! 1 . F, Uvf if s , N 1 r. , , . , .- I nf N- L ' -A 4' '35 ,, N w- 4 u Q L . 1 Aa f , giwfn, I, .-' A111 4.'J':1a u 4' T, 3 l 4 4 -'.',. -1 J f 'lf ' K ' ' ' . . 1 A . + mr.: J, A wx-l - n n.' SA ., rl - A - .'a?' if . ,lr !,4,,. -H., sur, .1 1 A- fl' V . wi .- 4 , . ,al Q 'U 5,7 4 fe fc. -IL 1 X75-O fx NLQRMT 1 xp f mf A H X 5. Z sfx K, X- f if A Q xiii! 1 V X-,'. 1 0- MH. w ,nv Cr, , A 4. .v' : 1,-p V .I 4 LJ: .1 .2 J-' 4 4 R I 1 x ' v 1 ' 5 , 5 uw V Iv Nw, ., - ,1 ,H l., SUPHUMURES 'Q ff fl' 'ri . ' w Nl, A N 'Qu I 'A 4 y V , ,'h.. ' in A ' n. . y I , f, J Q 1.1 H . , X , ,A g . x . -X 0 f A., , 4 ' 1 un f ., y 1 '. 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Second row: Shirley Ward, Joyce Schafer, Marolyn Stiles, Marilyn Rhoads, Carolyn Collins, Evelyn Bernhardt, Leona Lopossa, Sharon Selch, Beverly Johnson. Third row: Phyllis Owens, Patty Hardin, Grace Cozad, Norine Goode, Joanne Spivey, Miss Reed, Marjorie Wilkerson, Beverly Guion, Audrey Jacoby, Nancy Hollingsworth, Maetta Wootan, Patty Brush. Fourth row: Don Arnott, James Thompson, Dorothy Degenhart, Joyce Woody, Lowell Robinson, Carl Uhls, Paul Riggs, Don Hardin, Jerry Lash, Gary Christian, Lois Uhls, Janet Cox. Seventh Grade First row left to right: Larry Estle, George Lewis, James Wilson, Alan Cordill, Joe Boyer, Philip Mercer, Harry Norman. Second row: Reecie Neff, Tom y Laing, Judy Kissel, Patty Rankin, Charlotte Wootan, Sue Heimburger, Prudence Cottidgham, Carolyn Leap, Judith Whybrew. Third row: Mrs. Frist, Alice Cozad, Patty Smith, Nancy Bugg, John Stewart, Ila Mae Arthurs, George McCloud, David Daupert, Glenn Ralston, Joe Lane, Donald Embry. 'Fourth row: June Whisenand, Jean Stewart, Harriet Jones, Sandra Biggs, Ann Schmidt, Thelma Downey, Nancy Ripley, Ruth Ann Fink, Helen Hollingsworth, Sandra Ruth, Mary Christian. 5 I rfvu 1 ' 1 4 I .1 ' . n 1 L, , ,. X mu 1 1.n'0, - '.,,,'1'., , I A. N -ax' +1 +5 s ' 1 'Q 1171 Lx 1 x 1 V 1 ? Sixth Grade lst row left to right: Gary Brown, Norman Stiles, Paul Thomas, Donald McCloud, Ed- ward Rowe, Bobby Bender, Billy Wilson, Jerry Adams, Roch Engeler. Second row: Ruth- anna Good, Rosemary Brush, Virginia Ripley, Patricia Kimball, Merrikay Chandler, Shirley Ruth, Carolyn Jennings, Anita Townsend, Anita Debow, Earlene Hamblen, Marilyn Miller. Third row: Jack Deugan, Byron Young, Norman Starkey, James Silver, Don Lane, Steven Wright, Carl Jarette, Julia Hollingsworth, Virginia Savage, Emily Gentry, Charlotte Warren. Fourth row: Glenn Savage, Jimmy Townsend, Ruth Ferguson, Susie Lewis, Stanley Heim, Betty Richards, Patsy Lattimore, Dorothy Hightshue, Rachel Clouse, Greta Baughman, Evelyn Gentry. Fifth Grade lst row left to right: James Rhoads, Judith Laing, Reta Baughman, Janice Shirley, Norma Whybrew, Shelby Sebastian, Judith Selch. Second row: Gail Cassen, Fred Heslar, Donald Myers, Jack McGown, Buddy Stranburg, Stephen Sloan, Patty Beeler, Cynthia Ballweg. Third row: Joe Baur, Billy McQuary, Lavonne Bernhardt, Sandra Silvers, Phylis Uhls, Mary Scott, Lida Guilfoil, Nancy Jacoby, Barbara Richards. 1 f 1 A X , 5 .J ,.r ft W. i ' A, - I 'W . .VW . ' ,.. ,iv U , 1 f Mn ' '71 W- J ' , ,l ',-CF, J J.. I ,vgh 3fSw'v1 ' '1 A :fm .1 ' v-if I 5 , ,UM .. ,.J!1N,f , ' ' M V , ,4 Q, . fl'-I ' x 1 .A V ul ,r f H ' - LI 11 ' , . ll . ,,, ' ilu? V' -7 . , rj,-'I' fi-' x 1 'VM V.: ' x 'mv' ,r 1 u f m . I ' N ,. ,xA r' ,Vw-3 . , lf.. 1, I , f, - 1- L . 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Second row: Wesley Cozad, Carol Reese, Edward Norman, Johnny Harper, Jane Moore, Martha Gentry, Donna Tyler, Patrick Gwaltney, Robert Stewart, Linda McCoy, Lynne Hunt, Tommy Esterline, Ann Wilkerson, Sharon Dine, Mrs. Bush. Third row: Sara Wootan, Ruth Deugan, Sue Wright, Nancy Darland, Yona Dicoff, Eva Brennemen. Susan Spivey, Jean Shepherd, Bruck Alsman, Glada Boyer, Lina McCoy, Janice Guion. Fourth row: Kent Smith, Jerry Jarrett, Donald Stuttler, Frank Goode, John Mercer, Rov Neiman, Tony Hockett, Dickey Starkey, Danny Whisenand, Larry McCammon. Third Grade First row left to right: Dwayne Baughman, Donald Reese, David Schneider, James Jackson, Gwendolyn Stiles, Judy Bates, Margaret Zimmer, Susan Maxwell, Sara Lane, Phyllis Ripley, Barbara Hardin, Donna Smith. Second row: Christina Wells, Robert, Nichols, Larry Tate, Richard Stultz, Donald Jones, Robert Young, James Hamke, Betty Jo Parker, Dorothy Warren, Virginia Sanders, Rose Marie List. 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Pike won over Beech Grove. Pike won over Franklin Township. PuToAo meeting. Teachers' Institute. All State Chorus at teachers' convention. New Augusta Legion verses Indianapolis NJetsH in basketball. Halloween Carnival. Pike lost to Speedway in the last football game. Junior and senior history classes visited election polls. Band marched in the Armistice Day Parade. Junior Play, nwinning Schemers.n Morning assembly and a P.T.A. meeting that night. Pike lost to Beech Grove in first basketball game. Pike won over Ben Davis. Thanksgiving vacation started. Thanksgiving vacation ended. Pike won over walnut Grove. Pike lost to Whitestown. School was dismissed because of pump failure. Zionsville game was postponed because of no water. Charlottesville game was postponed. Pike won over Deaf School at their school. P.T.A. meeting here. Pike won over Thorntown. lx-H banquet. Christmas vacation started. Letters and jackets awarded to basketball and football players. Class parties. Pike won over Charlottesville. Pike lost to Zionsville. Christmas vacation ended. Juniors had T. B. tests and X-rays. Pike lost to Franklin Township. Pike lost to Carmel. Morning assembly. Pike won over Perry Central. P.T.A. meeting. Exams, periods 2, la, and 6. Exams, periods l, 3, and S. Semester ended. County Tourney started. Pike played Ben Davis with Ben Davis winning. School house was robbed. County Tourney ended with Speedway as county champs. Pike lost to Shortridge. County grain and hay show started. County grain and hay show ended. Pike won over Advance. Feb. 3. Hugh Fountain from Indianapolis Power and Light Company showed movies to all Home Ec. and Ag. classes. h. Pike lost to Speedway. 5 . Pike lost to Broadripple. District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Arthur Jor- don Conservatory of Music at Indianapolis. . Pike lost to Zionsville. 9 10. Fathers' Club meeting. Representative from the Standard Oil Company talked to the junior and senior Ag. classes. ll. Pike lost to Brownsburg. lb . Assembly with speaker, Mr. S. C. Li from Shanghai, China. 15. Fathers' Club played Broadripple's Fathers' Club. Junior and senior history classes visited the legislature. h-H Rotary Leadership Training School met at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis. 18. Pike won over Dover. Morning assembly with 1Oth Air Force Band from Fort Harrison playing. 19. State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Terre Haute. Senior Class scru-ball game 2b. Pike played Whitestown in the Sectionals with Whitestown winning. March . Band Clinic at Decatur Central. County Crops Judging Contest. . County Poultry and Egg Judging Contest. P.T.A. meeting. . Band Concert at Crooked Creek. . Band Skating Party. . Band and Choral Concert. . Home Ec. class attended the Home Show. 2 16 17 21 2g. District Crops and Poultry and Egg Judging Contest. Basketball banquet. 2 28 29 . County Choral Festival. April . District Band and Choral Contest at Brownsburg. . Track meet at Danville. . Spring Vacation started. . Spring Vacation ended. . Capital City Conference track meet at the Deaf School. 2 5 7 8 13. County Livestock Judging Contest. lb 16 . Dairy Judging Contest. 21. District Livestock and Dairy Judging Contest. 22. Band honors Vice President Alvin Barkley at the Indiana Home Show. Track meet at Franklin. 27. County track meet at Washington High School. 29. Senior Play. Freshmen track meet at Warren Central. May . Track meet at Deaf School. . State Band and Choral Contest at Bloomington. 6 7 12. Junior and Senior Prom. 22. Baccalaureate. 23. Commencement. 2h. Seniors leave for Washington and New York. 27. School ended. Stepping Stones By Norine Goode As you graduate out of Pike, Iou're passing an0thST St6PPinS Stone. You're now on the highway of life, With an entirely different tone. Your first romance, Was such a wonderful thing, You thought it would last forever, But you found it was just a fling- Your studies got much harder, Your knowledge increased year by year, Y0u're now on your last year of high school But Seniors, shed not a tear. Your future and your destiny, Are yours to make alone. ioulll have no teachers to help YOU HOW: On this final stepping stone! DE PARTMENTS Visual Education Early in the fall, the school had a waste paper drive for the purpose of raising money for films during the school year. Mr. Daniels was put in charge of visual education. He has reported that during the school year about 200 films will have been showed throughout the entire school. There was a feeling that another projector was needed. As a result the Sth, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades, through their magazine sales, were able to present to the school a new projector. Driver Training Education Driver training is another subject offered to the students of Pike. At present, only a small per cent of the schools of Indiana offer this one semester course. Mr. Daniels was sent to a special instructor's course at Indiana University during September. Im- mediately upon his return the course was offered. Twenty-one people were enrolled and class work began. we received our training car about the first of November. During the school year about no people will have received driver instruction. Driving safely is our aim, it may save a life which may be your own. Science Depar.nents Pike now offers a major in the field of science: biology, physics, and chemistry. The chemistry department was added during the school year of l9b8. we feel as though we have as fine a laboratory as you will find anywhere in the State. Mr. Reese and Mr. Daniels teach the sciences. Some of us who were taking physics or chemistry wondered why and how we ever got into the situation, but we all learned a lot and we are not at all sorry for taking it. Home Economics The homemaking dept. under the supervision of Mrs. Teter is concerned with helping girls become better home and community members. Homemaking is directly related to any phase of home and family living. The girls have the opportunity to study, discuss, and practice better homemaking skills. This year the homemaking dept. offered first aid and home nursing units under the dir- ection of the American Red Cross. Other units taught includeg clothing selection and construction, meal planning and preparation, food preservation, child care, care of the house, and personal and social developementf One new piece of equipment was added to the department-a Chambers gas range. Addition- al equipment is expected to be installed in the near future. To further better understanding and add interest to the work the junior high homemaking classes were given a short unit of work in simple farm methods under the direction of Mr. Callahan while the boys learned a little about homemaking from Mrs. Teter. A chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, a national homemaking organization, was started this year for girls who have completed one semester of homemaking. The purpose of this club is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making, to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to work for good home and family life for all, and to further interest in home economics. 4 . ,H I I W A A A fx . . Y J' 4 df' In 1:,f.:,. .. -,,,,y,f-Etta we gN.xU4 ! f.-i5F?'La ,VW k X l , I , ' , X I -. ' ' - 4' ,:, V N. ,r -f, ,,,,'lP H' ., ,J Q' 5. VSV ,-, , . 1 J , Y P 1 u 1 ' M . . A . ' 1 ' Q,' cw . F5 u . 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The program was broadcast through the entire hospital. Band During the first week of school the Pike High School Band, along with twenty-six other high school bands, marched at the State Fair on Wednesday, High School Day. The band placed fourth in the marching contest that was held that day. The band also marched in the Armistice Day Parade held in Indianapolis. Nancy Belle Coffey is now Dru Majorette and Rosie Towns, Carolyn Siemantel, Louise Harvey, Peggy Towns, and Joanne Spivey are the twirlers The officers of the band are: President-Jerry Roch Vice President-Joe Conarroe Secretary-Barbara Bugg Treasurer-Charlotte Hardin The band consists of forty-six members but six of them will graduate this spring. The band has marched at several football and basketball games and was asked to march at the Indianapolis Jets versus New Augusta American Legion game. The band has twenty entries in the district solo and ensemble contest held February Sth, at Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music in Indianapolis. Girls' Physical Education Department The aims and objectives of the girls' physical education department are to instruct the girls how to have better muscular and mental control, to have a sense of fair play and team spirit, and to be able to co-operate with others. Some of the activities that the students may participate in during a physical education class are calisthenics, relays, team games, stunts, tumbling, pyramid building, or folk dancing. At the January meeting of the P.T.A. the junior high and high school girls' gym classes gave a demonstration. The purpose of this program was to demonstrate to the people of the com unity some of the activities which the girls do during a physical education period. The high school girls' class did calisthenicsg the seventh grade girls gave a Mexican folk dance. Individual and couple stunts as well as pyramid building were done by some of the members of each class. The program was concluded with a mass deck tennis game between the seventh and eighth grade girls. The eighth grade girls were victorious. 41 Afi 72 NA. S 7 66' xxlf LI L 3m'z iwmm IWTWT WMU 1 ,, ig 2' j L .IN -1 .,fi?'ii954E as .'.1w:,4:+s- 1 1 1 ',.'U 'rr-n ' - ,- awp- nsgzr-'M-A - U . -12'1 Vi5 .J 11 ,- . 1 1 ' ' VJ ap w I x if vlftufm I ' - F-. JW . -.wif ' A 5 I 'H V ' '41 I X I 1 g4 .', , Y aj.-: -1-.p .uyfq .,, l.,4l'1.:a,..,, .'.. .Q I J, X K x, . I: -- Q'f'Q4a' x -'11 V , . , .l-Ili' nv- .1 :Xl I -. 1 :TQIL Lg. ' V . -,' Q'--. -3- .41-631' . :f 4,1 H ,v, 'I wav, ' 1 . I' x -f ' Mfr' 51245 ffl :- Q x T- .: ENV, '6:L . 1. . 1 .. L- 1 ,f-.g,,. ,A,., -'1-gf.,-rx, ycrqng.-pri K 5 4, A ,.. AV in fi. .- ,, f -' . , -. ' ll , 'F T11-' - iY'w15'Y Q L--65? 1 -ifE5'Rfg,1 ' p-Q4 ?+1'SiR'Phgf1lm ' X fr' - -: ,v, ., -' J A -,rw- LH ... . , - ,nvdsi Agriculture and M-H Sixty five boys and girls completed M-H projects in agriculture in l9h8. These boys and girls were divided into two different groups, the senior and junior groups. Meetings were held every two weeks throughout the sum er. Officers of the senior group were: president--Fred Engeler, vice president-David Mercer, treasure-Bobby Cochran, secre- tary-Johnn 'Miller. Officers of the junior group were: president-Philip Mercer, vice president--John Stewart, secretary--Carl Jarrett. Outstanding accomplishments and awards of some of the members were as follows: Kenneth Starkey received the New Augusta State Bank Award for being the outstanding h-H Club Member. Dick Thompson won the Mr. and Mrs. Arland Coolman Trophy for being the top Junior Leader in Pike Township. A livestock judging team composed of Charles Starkey, Kenneth Starkey, Dick Thompson, and Rany Fox won the county and district contest and they were the lst place beef cattle judging team at the h-H Club Round-Up and the lst place team in sheep judging at the Indiana State Fair. A poultry and egg judging team composed of Edgar Cottingham, Wayne Jennings, and Fred Shelton, and Bobby Cochran won the couvny contest. A crops judging team of Fred Engeler, David Mercer, John Leap, and John Hayden tied for lst place in the county contest. By the time this article goes to press they will have competed in the district contest and, we hope, qualified themselves for the State contest. Kenneth Starkey won the County Demonstration Contest which is sponsored by the Indiana- polis Power and Light Company. He also won the Beef Cattle Showmanship Contest at the County Fair. Dick Thompson won the County Sheep Showmanship Contest. Dale Hollings- worth got the blue ribbon and lst place at the State Fair on his spotted Poland China gilt. Edgar Cottingham won the State Insect Indentification Contest. Pike won the County Junior Leadership Trophy for the second straight year. The annual h-H Club banquet was held as usual with various awards being presented. Senior Play The senior class presented a three act comedy called NCrazy Housen on April 29, l9h9. It is the story of an eccentric family written in a mad hilarious spirit of tomfoolery. Ye defy anyone, young or old to say that he did not enjoy it. The play cast includes twelve members. They are: Mrs. Beldinker--Mary Rose Dillon, Bee Beldinker--Marylynn Hargrove, See Beldinker--Alice Brooks, Laura-Marilyn Yokem, Grandma Dimity-Nancy Ralston, Aay Beldinker--Ed Schmidt, Johnathon Q. Pypuss--Robert Ewbank, Dick Charles--Jerry Roch, Suzy Kloppenhauer--Wanda Robison, Launcelot Beldinker-Bobby Cochran, Peter G. Fillup--Tom Harris. Junior Play The cast of Wwinning Schemersn gave a sigh of relief as the final curtain closed on their performance. As the Pike Township gym asium roared with laughter and rang with applause, the director, Mrs. Ida H. Brown was rewarded for her unwavering and constant work with the cast, as she was assured of the play's success. Members of the cast included as follows: Norma kpperson as Georgiag George Wagle as Philip, Elaine Gentry as Aunt Jane, Joe Conarroe as Uncle Harry, Joanne Dupee as Mary, an old maid, Grace Stranburg as Hanna, the colored maid, Mary Lou Redding as Louise, a friend of Georgia's5 Billy Wootan as a policeman, and Johnny Miller as an escaped convict. We, the Junior class appreciated Mrs. Brown's work as our director very much and Mrs. Frist's work in applying our makeup. Mr. Morgan, our sponsor was very considerate in helping to make the play a success as did everyone connected with it. 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Second row: Donna Jo Sloan, Ellen Brooks, Phyllis Owens, Joan Dupee, Margie Neese, Shirley Ward, Janet Cox, Joan Spivey, Ed Latourneau, Grace Cozad, Marilue Gentry, Norma Epperson, Nancy Belle Coffey, Byron Young, Beverly Guion, Maralee Whisenand. Third row: Alice Brooks, Jerry Roch, Bob Newby, Philip Fink, Geraldine Reed, Ann Schmidt, Ruth Fink, Elaine Gentry, Prudence Cottingham, Jim Guilfoil, Edgar Cottingham, George Wagle, Marolyn Styles, Mary Rose Dillon, Sue Fisher, Allan Cordill, Joanne Rodibaugh, Joe Conarroe. Back row stand- ing: Peggy Towns, Carolyn Siemantal, Carolyn Brown, Ann Hollingsworth, Carol Lou Woodrum, Johnny Snyder, Wanda Robison, Johnny Miller, Nancy Ralston, Director- Weldon Morgan, Betty Guilfoil, Martha Mercer, Rosie Towns, Louise Harvey. High School Chorus First row left to right: Mary Bernhardt, Donna Jo Sloan, Peggy Towns, Alice Brooks, Elaine Gentry, Betty Guilfoil, Mary Lou Redding, Barbara Lopossa, Ellen Brooks, Marilue Gentry, Geraldine Reed, Betty Brush. Second row: Arline Schooler, Frances Winslow, Dorothy Hess, Patty Snyder, Mary Rose Dillon, Betty Wilson, Anita Dowling, Carolyn Siemantal, Alice Wade, Marylynn Hargrove, Nancy Coffey. Third row: Marilyn McCoy, Carolyn Brown, Norma Epperson, Evelyn Walden, Barbara Bugg, Joanne Rodibaugh Jane Engeler, Joan Jacoby, Phyllis Hastings, 'Frances Coffey. I Third row: Mrs. Wilson, Jerry Roch, John Hayden, Etta Burton, Betty Mullins, Louise Harvey, Martha Mercer, Grace Stranburg, Clara Alsman, Ann Hollingsworth, Jean Jacobyy Fourth row: Robert Ewbank, David Mercer, Don Towns, Dale Hollingsworth, Bill Wootan, Frank Grundy, Ronald Beard, Bob Mingus, James Guilfoil. l, Q . Jr- '-,A -'r . xx! .. 4, Nw,-1, ,U ' ,pp '. 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This ends my sad story Of the great nforty-niners,H But we'll always remember Those old gold miners! A Dream By Marolyn Stiles, 8th grade I would like to paint a picture, More than anything you see. Because some day an artist, Is what I want to be. I will paint, and paint, and paint, Trees, landscape, oceans, and streams. And put upon some canvas, My very fondest dreams. The Life of a Boy By Joan Dupee, llth grade When I was a little child, Even after I'd started to school, My mother says I drove her wild, And acted like a fool. Cops and robbers, HBang, bang, bang,n And Jesse James rides once more, With yells of nHi-yo Silver,N And nYou're deadu, o'er and o'er. And then Oh! what But then When I'd when I would tease the girls fun I had. it wouldn't be such fun, get spanked by Dad. And in the winter there would be Snowball fights and sledsg I'd always go a-running home, With banged up knees and head. But those happy days are over now, For now I'm grown up. 'Cause this morning, while at breakfast, I drank coffee from a cup. My Daddy's Eyes By Patty Smith, 7th grade I like to make cakes and pies, And doughnuts too for a big surprise. Cookies, candy, biscuits, and such, To finish up the final touch. I sit and sift, and stir and measure, But all this is quite a pleasure. I mix and pour, and beat some more, Oh, here comes Daddy in the door! He sniffs and smells of this and that And gives my shoulder quite a pat. Yes, I like to bake him cakes and pies, I love that look in Daddy's eyes. 'F -.1 11- 1I1. 'L' ...- I I 1 1 .I 'W' 1 I, ,111 1.1!-I , I1I K' I.1I . , . r ' 1 1 1 . 11- ' X L 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , J, 1 . , I -3 ' 1.1, 1 .'1 A ,' 1-.., . 1 1 , 4. 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'4 -.3 .'. ,1 ' v JL .- , , ,4 . an, ,Q -.1 PM . .j'?ff', 'q'.?7 Q T. ' 4 - , , , I , J-. ,V . 5 'ci' 'c vb I M, IAN .,2 A ORGANIZATIONS Fathers' 300 Club we wish at this time to congratulate the nClass of 'h9n and extend our them for the future. we also extend our best wishes to the entire school we also wish to present more medals and trophies than any previous year. an equal chance to win an award because they are given for athletics, honor students in any field of study. Come on students, let's try for an we wish to thank the Faculty, Trustee, Bus Drivers, Janitors, and the body for their wonderful co-operation with us. best wishes to Everyone has music, and to award. entire student May we all work together in the future, for a better school for our children and a better community to live in. Albert Hardin---Pres. Watts Starkey ----- V. Pres. Wm. Geyer------Sec. Harry Conarroe---Treas. Mothers' Study Club The Pike'Township Mothers' Study Group had five meetings during the past year: October 12--nNew Avenues of Learningn were discussed by Amy Ripley and Beatrice Fink. November 9--An informal discussion of WHome and Family Life.W December 15--A Christmas tea in the home of Gale Huffman. Florence Coolman gave an outstanding review of The Other Wiseman. Dorothy Spivey delightfully entertained us with a group of Christmas songs and the history of their origins. March 8-WThe United Nationsw was presented by the League of Woman Voters. April 12--HChild Guidancen by Mrs. E. Vernon Hahn. With the exception of the Christmas tea all meetings were covered dish luncheons held in the homes where everyone enjoyed the informality and sociability of these gatherings. we were gratified to have so many new mothers join us this year and take part in our activities. Cafeteria The cafeteria has been operating successfully due to adding more time saving equipment to that which we already had. Much credit goes to the workers, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Bragg, Mrs. Selch, Mrs. Brown. If anyone is absent her place may be taken by Mrs. Longmire, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Murphy, or a willing mother. Even with food at a premium price, we have been able to sell the best and have a high rating with the State Board of Health, the County Board of Health, and our county nurse. Our cafeteria is a vital and integral part of our school life and deserves and does have the support of the sponsoring agency and of the teachers and pupils who patronize it. The committee of the ?. T. A. that is responsible for the conduct of the management of the cafeteria consists of Mrs. G. F. Engeler, Chairman, Mrs. F. W. Hunt, Mrs. Lester Rhoades, Mrs. Anne Teter, and Mr. Clifford Reese. , .y.+X. QL. 1 I 1' 1-,-- 4- .' -aff ' 'gg.f, I 1 , Ivx- '., 5 .Mxy 'Y 1 1- I v -... ,,',,,. 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' g 'Q -'Wir' Fff-Y U' n rlffwf vw Fa 45 . I ,,.,:., Lffgfgifqf :5m7gQfg'. . ' 1 . . Q' If lg, E 'Mn' Y .A ' l 1 .if 5.4 ? 'iAQ,'tse,-F .' ' '- 1r1f f5!li?1, 4 1 , . I ' P U , M - A . , 3 '. . '. ,' ' 'W vu ' E 4 ., :A V bi' -, , , -Zfw. -1. 4 , ' , Y,-fl,f'152,4 fxdfl , . - - - .' A . A 1 , , 7 ,-4 '-.'x,i'fr: 1 3 .jr 1.25161 7' Hr?-' . 'I , R ,4.- 4- .,.., ,, -2' qv-r+r.Q ' ' M' .kv-.V-' N' ' V, ,nf 'lf-P',ff'fV I - 9-'ft -'.-A .bl-5,411 '. s fl W , '4 ' ' 1 Hr ,Elf Jul' .,g.,g5 J , , 1 '16 -, ,L H- -in L- YJ . Q 5 P.T.A. The Pike Township P.T.A. is having a busy and active year. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Gakstatter and his com ittee a fine and efficient school safety program has been instituted. The school lunch room has had a very satisfactory year under the capable chairmanship of Mrs. Gordon Engeler. A most unique and profitable project was developed by Mr. F. W. Hunt and his hard-work- ing Budget and Finance com ittee to raise P.T.A. funds. They sold advertisements for the basket ball programs which appeared at every home game during the season. The P.T.A. wants to take this opportunity to thank all of the advertisers and contributers who were responsible for making this project a success. Mrs. Clarence Ripley and her com ittee have furnished wonderfully good and diversified programs for the meetings. Mrs. Paul Gakstatter developed the unusual plan of caring for the children so that their parents may attend and enjoy the P.T.A. meetings. The l9b8-L9 officers are: president-Dr. Russell J. Spivey, vice president--Mrs. Clar- ence Ripley, secretary--Mrs. Margaret Snyder, treasurer-Mr. Robert Coolman, historian- Mrs. H. P. Cottingham. Girl Scouts During the past five years, the Girl Scouts of Pike Township have grown from one Brownie, one Intermediate and one Senior Troop into three Brownie, two Intermediate, one Tween Age and one Senior Troop. This expansion and progress has been made possible by the cooperation and help of the leaders, the parents, the Pike Township.School and teachers, community minded patrons, and the sponsorship of the Pike Township P.T.A. The beginning Brownies troop, i2h2 is under the leadership of Mrs. Louis Seiler. Troop 3262 is made up of Brownies, age eight with Mrs. Roy Schafer as leader and Mrs. Myrtle Wagoner as co-leader. Troop 590 is the advanced Brownie Troop led by Mrs. Russell Spivey and co-led by Mrs. Fred Hunt. They represented Pike Township in the Girl Scout Wbek Exibit at B1ook's Auditorium. A new troop of Intermediate Scouts f1h7 have Mrs. Richard Maxwell as leader and Mrs. Carson Hollingsworth, co-leader. Intermediate training advances toward more specific work in the eleven program fields of Scouting. Troop 5151 is the Tween Age group of seventh and eight grade girls. Mrs. Jack Roberts serves as leader, with Mrs. Albert Whisenand as co-leader. Troop f35l, the Senior Troop, is composed of girls of high school age. Th ir leader is Mrs. Paul Moffett with Mrs. M. S. Cassen serving as co-leader. These girls are doing community service work to attain the rank of Senior Service Scouts. Boy Scouts The boy scouts of Troop 98 are under the leadership of Scoutmaster Sam Kissel and his assistant , Ray Hickman. There are three patrols consisting of seven boys in each patrol. The scoutmaster, Sam Kissel, has a point system whereby the boy having the most points in achievements and advancement gets a prize at the end of every sir months. 1, -J 15:Jfi:,jyHf5L f2i 1-,:: U. Q -F I 4' ' v 1H3.,.y v,.,, 1 .. 'H ' , '-1. '...4,,! ': .y,. 7,- . ,F 1- :RMP -xi' .4 ',- .:' 1 r- . 1,,. 4 'x , ,, '., ', 4'-ji' 1 g.:-, . ' V: .-'x . 1 1 . K , 1 I ,- 7 v ,- I 3 w Za, f, g'!-'- 'i , V4' .- . C. ,,, 1 iff' . 1 . ' ' x ' 1 ff' . . U '1'if, 4 A ' v 5' 31 I 'L M ,'w..? 'IV' -l,'1,'Jf,fi'. Y hfrefrl' .. ,.u'I,-tn' . vvialfflq ee' v '--'- ' ' 4 ' J '1 1. .WF , X X '-1 xx I . ui I ,, X v i .A 1, u -4 :Jw-, r . 41,5 . .lf ,',.. , .,: . W J mil 1 , A . 1 x mn ws, 1 -k ff 4 X' f 4 1+ il +4 'S 504353 If f Xfxf., 1,10 Qi 14 X X if 4 N.l XX + flu! X LQQIIZQ + 5 Q K it ,J X A ll Y TO OUR PARENTS, WHO HAVE MADE IT TO OUR COMMUNITY, WHOSE EFFORTS ALSO HAVE HELPED ENDLESSLY, WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 'h9, DO DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL it ff V . ........... v W I I 4 POSSIBLE FOR US TO GAIN AN EDUCATION, AND 1 Z Q ,, 2 1'-. 1 I n 4 n r l.'ffiui L,x . 'l2', l' '3avr-Qs! ai. . ikmu W - x 1 ' X W 1 f , I .- ' ' x Q ,n I 1 Q f e Q.,- 1 .' W, 44.4 ,. , .-, 'R st V. .A -X , N ' . vi M ,. , r S 1 FOOTBALL High School Football All of Us at Pike are very proud and well pleased at the record of our football squad. we won six of our eight encounters, losing only to Lawrence Central and to Speedway. The following boys won major football awards: Tom Harris, Edward Schmidt, David Mercer, Fred Engeler, Fred Shelton, Harvey Templin, Wayne Jennings, Frank Grundy, George Wagle, Joe Conarroe, Junior Burden, Dwaine Bell, and Johnny Snyder. Bob Ewbank and Charles Coy won minor awards. we won the 'Capital City Conferencen title, and we placed three men on the WAll Confer- encen team. They are as follows: Fred Engeler, Edward Schmidt, and David Mercer. Tom Harris was placed on the first team and David Mercer on the second team in the NAll Countyn rating. George Wagle, Johnny Snyder, Junior Burden, Fred Engeler, Joe Conarroe, and Edward Schmidt were placed on the nHonorable Mentionn team in the county rating. Three seniors, Fred Engeler, David Mercer, and Frank Grundy, have won a major football award for every year of their high school career. Congratulations, boys! Coach Clifford Reese accredits the winning ways of the team to the fine spirit and co- operation of the fellows. The following five boys won awards for not missing a single practice: Joe Conarroe, Tom Harris, Edward Schmidt, Johnny Miller, and George Wagle. Mr. Reese and the team wish to thank the student managers, Edgar Cottingham and Billy Wootan for their swell job. SCORES Pike 26 vs Plainfield O Pike 26 vs Deaf School lb Pike 12 vs lawrence 38 Pike 12 vs Beech Grove O Pike 13 vs Ben Davis 7 Pike lb vs Franklin 6 Pike lb vs Brownsburg 6 Pike 7 vs Speedway 32 HIGH INDIVIDUAL SCORES David Mercer---h2 Joe Conarroe---32 Harvey Templin----28 Junior High Football The Pike Township Junior High School football team enjoyed a highly successful l9h8 football season. The Junior Red Devils were victorious in all four scheduled games. Pike scored a total of 203 points to six for the opponents. SCORES Pike Township Orchard School O Pike Township Church of the Advent O Pike Township Tabernacle Presbyterian O Pike 'rovmship School 580 6 1 A A . s is . 1 31 . .1 I,'f?, eg-'S 1 . ' 'D 1. Av L, -- 'wi' ., 45531. vi pn, ' s , 1-I., , ' x x ' ' L y .X v, - J I . I . 1 . jf fy. V .,-153: 4. 41, . lu -- 11 HJQQ: ',g'gl:ak',1. A . , . .. . .5-..l 1 A I Vx' PS ' HJ 'f ' 5 4 . 1, U ,, . .,,.,,- :' ,x U. ,v. r. . , .1 .P pw' 3. l., ,. .,,. , V. --- V ga: - .K ,V :ug -- f..,-1 ww 'if . ., - .., A .'-.A ..v ,1,!, 1 1.' - . Fl.: ' .' 1, f f ' ,nfs X, .R , 1 Q- -. 1 -aa-w . U--'Z' l A v4'W:j,..--wr, -.'. ' . , qfzw , v' .X , . .I X 1 .-','.-A 3,411.1 . 1 .' 1' J-1.4 ., Avvm, .,...,,, -rv- ir- s.. 0 '. . ,npr I' N. I 'x 4, 3 ,I 1 I 1 -x 'f, ' MH .M ,1 f .vw-I, V ' 1 ,., ,4 3:1 1 xi? P 1 1: K-,AV Kfuai . , 1-1 High School Football Team First row left to right: Coach-Clifford Reese, George Wagle, Fred Shelton, Frank Grundy, Tom Harris, Fred Engeler, Junior Burden, Wayne Jennings, Johnny Snyder, Johnny Miller. Second row: Bill Alsman, Dale Hollingsworth, Charles Coy, David Mercer, Edward Schmidt, Harvey Templin, Joe Conarroe, Dwaine Bell, Tom Anderson, Robert Eibank. Third row: Edgar Cottingham-student manager, Ronald Beard, Bob Newby, Bill Syler, Theodore Potter, Ralph Garner, Earnest Embrey, Curtis Sebastian, Denton Sebastian. Fourth row: Ross Robbins, Philip Fink, Peter Hollingsworth-- Fletcher Grundy, Douglas Rees, David Heimberger. V First row left to right: Yell leaders-Nancy Bugg, Ann Schmidt, Johnny Esterline, Joanne Spivey. Second row: Allan Cordill, Larry Norton, James Wilson, Mike Hess. Third row: Glenn Ralston, Paul Riggs, Bobby Gray, John Stewart, Bill Hamlin, Jerry Lash, Gerry Christian. Fourth row: George McCloud, Jack Kidwell, Philip Mercer, Jim Thompson, Joe Lane, Larry Estle, Joe Boyer. Fifth row: Donald Arnot, Coach- William Geyer, George Louis. H M X 1 1 1 K f al, : -1.-yr'-1, ' Y A ' gf: ,' .-.,1,'Yr, ,xg X., 1 L. 1 f ' x' ,v A. ,nlvr.f, 1 . ' + 1 M , -. Ill' I , 'L u4, 't11 r 'VN I. ll . H ., '-..- r ,I,,.,. ' ' wr!! X ,w ., V 1 ll. M x42 ' li 'A+ H . Nw. vxuffff , f Ji: . x , 1-I , 1- ' 4 A 1 M . V14 V' ,'. 'sh 4 . . L., J' uw' ' r 15' y rj-17 , fu U 'wh '14 'N' . .I ..v,,. rg.,-,, W , ., 1 '.Z r' V , .VJ wp. If ' , , 'A1 fn L'. I , , jw, ' - .igm xjl-,fuss , . M ' ' 'lf 1' n . '- K , 'PLS'-'a . , 1 'N-'.a.' n- ,g QA JF'- , ny.-r .' vi? 14-Jr A ft ynlljfgf , . , . ,, . LQ ff f r' W X 'M 413, 'ly' - , N ,V , , A .Q AY' 4 , I V 4 !.,, V I1 ,Q,,v.l ,Av K 5. ,, lf' 'W' .Xu 'y .V 1- . v A l lr W- ' I ' . - 'A . Vfl'-Q't'f-1.94, ' , ' J' vnu 71-1 tu K ' 1 'IJ v ya 4 '- L A' I I 'L,,,, - gf. ww' . ,051 4' . ix HIP! ,-V.. ,,, ' ,I 'U . BASKETBALL High School Basketball The l9h8-h9 Pike High basketball season started off with a slight disappointment to the fans as the nRed Devilsn dropped one to Beech Grove Sh-3b. But it didn't take long for the 'Devilsn to get in the groove as they came back and won over Ben Davis to the tune of bl-3b. The season would not have been as successful without the services of-our leading scorer, Bobby Cochran. His season record was a total of 176 pointsl Other leading scorers were: Harvey Templin, and George Wagle and Joe Conarroe. The members of the first team are: Seniors-Fred Engeler, Harvey Templin, David Mercer, Bobby Cochran. Juniors-Don Towns, Louis Denton, George Wagle, Joe Conarroe, Johnny Miller. The second team had a season record of winning eight games and losing ten. There are some very promising'athletes on the second team which includes: Juniors--Bob Mingus and Bill Alsman. Sophomores-Bill Hayden, James Guilfoil, Ronald Beard, Tom Anderson, Allen Head, and Dwaine Bell. Freshmen-Dean Templin, Curtis Sebastian, Douglas Rees. SCORES Pike 35 Beech Grove Sb Pike 3h Franklin h8 Pike bl Ben Davis 3b Pike M8 Perry Central 32 Pike 39 Walnut Grove 19 Pike 37 Shortridge 36 Pike M8 Whitestown h9 Pike h? Advance 31 Pike 38 Zionsville 68 Pike 25 Speedway no Pike 50 Charlottesville bl Pike b9 Broadripple S7 Pike M2 Deaf School 33 Pike 39 Zionsville SO Pike h? Thorntown 17 Pike 33 Brownsburg 37 Pike 22 Carmel no Pike M5 Dover h2 The Pike Township seventh and eight Strange School. Tourney when Pike Junior High Basketball Junior High team enjoyed a highly successful basketball season. The graders dropped the first two games, one an overtime defeat to John This defeat was avenged later in the finals of the Washington Township defeated John Strange 2h-18. The Junior NRed Devilsn won 12 and lost 3 for an excellant season. Members of the team from the eighth grade were: Jack Kidwell, Carl Uhls, Garry Christian, Lowell Robinson, Billy Hamblin, and Jerry Lash. Members from the seventh grade were: Philip Mercer, Joe Lane, Glenn Ralston, John Stewart, and Alan Cordill. Fifth and Sixth Grade Basketball The fifth and sixth grade basketball team enjoyed a successful basketball season also, winning all but the last game of the season. At the end of the season the record was seven victories and one defeat. Members of the team from the sixth grade were: Byran Young, Norman Starkey, Steven Wright, Don Lane, Bobby Bender, Jim Silver, Don McCloud, Billy Wilson, and Carl Jarrett. The fifth grade was represented by Buddy Strandburg. 1 v I 1 v ' 1 f lu if,7f1 f'f'. , 4, 1 . 1 '-A X,.-,- lx.-X-A ,xl f , x - ., v- ' x- ' ' 4-N rg?-iNa,,,ai.'n l 2 , , J D V' 1 1 1 14 ' x S .MJ 4 Q' ,x 1 1 1:1 1 Y y , IH 9,4 ve f qw i 4 u J -.1 M ' . 4.4 3, -I ' :ig ga. -WZ' -' . 1 .., L' I ww.. A ,wi ,Q gui -Iflfu .,b.,- f 11.32117 . . N. fffihy nv LN .3 5. nftfll , -Y., 5 1 'W-' Yah!-i 4 fxqix 'I i ' an In 1 4 r. . -Cl' ,-ihfqy , -yi.-.3 Tf IJM-55 , .r I. K , urn 4, I . 5-3 AA. vu J If-., x -'-Z ,Q . High School Basketball Team First row left to right: David Mercer, Don Towns, Bobby Cochran, Louis Denton, Dwaine Bell. Second row: Edgar Cottingham, student manager, Joe Conarroe, Fred Engeler, George Wagle, Harvey Templin, Tom Anderson and Mr. Geyer, Coach. High School Second Team lst row left to right: Douglas Rees, Allan Head, Dale Ditzenberger, Tom Anderson , Curtis Sebastian, Dwaine Bell. Second row: Coach--Everett Daniels, Dean Templin, Bill Hayden, Ronald Beard, Johnny Miller, Bill Alsman, Jim Guilfoil, Bob Mingus, David Hiemberger. 1? A' r 4 'J if ' 1 I ll .fix X i p. ' 1 'wi
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