Pine Township High School - Eagle Yearbook (Otterbein, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1954 volume:

1.1 . I t r ..A ,, l. z f 4 .511-fi, ,Q f niord x. 2' 32 X X WM 4'-'fi' ,,, .'f::f . .fkfj bb 3 ' X - M - I JOHN SKOOG JR. President Class Play 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Annual 4 'Wi e-.ave ,ww BONNIE CLARK Secretary Class Play 4 Glee Club 1 2 Annual Staff 4 CECLIA STEINER Treasurer Class Play 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3- Band 3 Yell Leader 2 Annual Staff 4 JAMES MURPHY Vice-president Class Play 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 4 Track 4 Annual Staff 4 4 W lx I SP 5 a X A I' -.,,,,-r' HARRIS KRETZMEIER Class Play I-2-4 Glee Club 1 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 BARBARA RINGLE Class Play 3-4 Glee Club I-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Yell Leader 2 Annual Staff 4 ffl 'Qaffhm I -J' r-Rh vw 'f? KATRINA TABERT Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 -v--...url-gr EVELYN RINGLE Class Play 3-4 Glee Club l-2-3-4 Yell Leader 2 Annual Staff 4 ALVIN COFFEY Class Play -1 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 3-4 Track 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Y. I 'W -'CJT 'Sai if ' 9 f ir- 2 , ny : 2:- LA T WILL AND TESTAMENT A - - j x 1.4 11. in H3 61 . ,SSM kfi 3' ,x?Q2'?' ,v1a , 1 Vv xgxi' , vg,g ,.:,.,:g5I Y new ' .. me-'Q' f ig FW 'f' .. ,QA 1 .fm K I ,.,:, Qxxie ,., lvv, ,..,A . New rf is 3...- g s ag ,,, as it ,.-.v,,. 3, ., . .1,, Q . QW r .r . 'li -- S ' 'wf.s.Q:.sf5 X ' 4, 1. , -'f as f L' . - . q .'lE3?5f'3'Zlw: 2- Xt -X -W f .- .:- f v .,.. x, 111- .ta M451 .- X .. . .,,.-9... ,. as R .M ef as VN at t Q ll 5 it 5 Q 5. A Q ,Q Q S ri? eff X 2. X 2 if Rvws.. Q. ., ig: 'Y x, 4l?SMv,+,Q vii t I 5 9 ' fr' SR' Qin A 'F xt 3 fs. 5 5 ata ra 4 ww , ' , V 4-I . , hush- nm m ' A -f,,f.,gQ-as . ,,,,.,,fnX. ...., f, ... -f. . .., wgwmwm f Y' . m . Q .s - :.. .si p , . J , J ig i if ','1 ?f'5'Q,-.filing x- ll I Y' 3332? -Q if 2. WN VV 4 . fza Z? 1 f ,,. '51 3 ., -vw sr Q,,.'if ie.. a , We the Senior Class of '54, at the time of our departure from the gay, care- free high school life into the more complicated form of living, hereby will, certain traits, priviledges, and abilities useless to us when We are out in thel world, to those who can make use of them. To Clifford Childers we will another fire escape in which to hide. To Chuck Zink we will a 6' blonde. To Bob Williams we will a year's subscription to a pocket size cowboy edition, To Tom Durflinger we will a '54 chartreuse Old's. l To Pat Williams we will a library of her own. l To Ralph Burke we will Bonnie Clark's ability to type. To Marjorie Steiner we will a wardrobe like Sharon's so they won't have tor change everyday. To Sharon Booth we will a Billy club. . To Beverly Coffey we will the affections of a certain classmate. I To Darlene Durflinger we will a '38 Chevy. To Mary Drake we will a mail carrier to take Junior's place. f To George Clark we will the affections of a certain Gilboa girl. To Junior Worley we will a '54 Lincoln Convertible to take the place of theai Plymouth. To George Justice we will Junior Skoog's ability to roam over the school building without a pass. To Ronnie Zink we will the ability to make the A team next year. fl To Bob Skoog we will Harris Kretzmeier's sense of humor. 4 To Randy Worley we will some of Mick Murphy's speed. To Dick Ohman we will the affectionsof a junior girl. . To Wayne Daulton we will Evelyn Ringle's freckles to add to his collectiongr To John Pothuisje we will the affections of one of the Wadena girls. p To Mrs. Overemyer we will a warm and quiet home ec. room. To Mrs. DeBoy we will a less complicated teaching schedule so that she, won't have to teach three classes in one period. if To Mrs. Moore we will a bigger band next year. To Mrs. McNeely we will a more quiet and well-mannered literature class... To Mr. Godsey we will living quarters for the basketball team. , To Mr. Glaze we will more girls in his math classes. To Myrtle we will an electric dishwasher. To Jimmy we will a robot to do the sweeping. I 4 I w w ll CLASS POEM Although our school days soon will end, We've still to go round i1ife's big bend . Although we have not set our plans, We've got a big job on our hands. In these twelve years we've had real fun, i But now our life has just begim. And in our class the number's nine, Of each of these, we'll feed you a line. Bonnie Clark, she does come first, Her only wish-to be a nurse. In class she is the quiet one, And with her work she's always done. Alvin Coffey is next in line, And as a chum he's really fine. Though he's been with us just a while, It seems he always has a smile. Harris Kretzmeier-he's a clown, You never see him wear a frown. When he see's that certain Ringle , It really makes his little heart tingle. Mick Murphy is the youngest lad, In basketball-say he's not bad. He's going to college-he's a brain, We hope he'll make it down life's lane. Now for the shortest in the class, For her the future has been cast. She is cute and lots of fun, Barbara Ringle she's the one. Junior Skoog-handsome and tall, He's great at playing basketball. And when they call out, Roll up the rug He's always ready to jitterbug. Katrina Tabert's quite a gal, To us she is a darn good pal. Bob Carter has her heart and hand, And to her he's really grand. We wrote this poem, so its safe to say, You know our future lies not this way. We like to dance and cook and sew, But whom we'll marry. Do you know? By Evelyn Ringle and Cecilia Steiner .a,. I' 1 ,r ig .X , is 5 1 ,L Q! 19 - if v . wx as A .5 CLASS HISTORY In 1942 a group of five boys and girls started school at dear 'ole Pine. They were Tommy Durflinger, Sue Grogan, Harris Kretzmeier, Rosamond Moynihan, and Junior Skoog. In the beginning of the second grade four more joined the class. They were Charlene Correll, Cecilia Steiner, Evelyn Boyd and Charles Anderson. Beginning of the third year Tommy Durflinger, Rosamond Moynihan, and Sue Grogan left the class. There were three more that joined the class, they were Hazel Berry, Henry Cossel, and Lucille Staller. There were now nine in the class: Hazel Berry, Henry Cossel, Lucille Staller, Cecilia Steiner, Eve- lyn Boyd, Charles Anderson, Junior Skoog, Harris Kretzmeier, and Charlene Correll. During the fourth grade five more joined the class. They were Shirley Andres, Joseph Staller, Ronald Peacock, LeRoy Anderson, and Marilyn Clark. LeRoy Anderson, Henry Cossel, and Evelyn Boyd left us at the begining of the fifth grade and four more joined the class: Barbara Mauzy, Barbara and Evelyn Ringle, and Jack Zollman. At the beginning of the sixth grade Charlene Correll, Barbara Mauzy, Shirley Andres, and Ronald Reacock left Pine. Three more joined the class that year: Evelyn Boyd, Katrina Tabert, and Robert Marzke. Robert Marzke, Lavern and Lucille Staller left Pine during the seventh grade. The following year Junior Skoog left us. In the eighth grade were the following: Jack Zollman, Harris Kretzmeier, Evelyn Boyd, Hazel Berry, Evelyn Ringle, Barbara Ringle, Charles Anderson, Cecilia Steiner, Katrina Tabert, and Marilyn Clark, making ten in the class. During the ninth grade Evelyn Boyd and Hazel Berry left but Bonnie Clark came making nine in the class. Starting the tenth grade Jack Zollman left us and Junior Skoog came back to Pine. The beginning of the eleventh grade Alvin Coffey and Mick Murphy joined the class making eleven in the class. They were Harris Kretzmeier, Junior Skoog, Alvin Coffey, Mick Murphy, Charles Anderson, Katrina Ta- bert, Barbara Ringle, Evelyn Ringle, Cecilia Steiner, and Bonnie Clark. Marilyn Clark was our absentee student. In the last year of school Marilyn Clark and Charles Anderson left the class leaving nine. The class of ':54 is now Barbara Ringle, Evelyn Ringle, Bonnie Clark, Cecilia Steiner, Katrina Tabert, Junior Skoog, Mick Murphy, Harris Kretzmeier, and Alvin Coffey. PROPHECY It is now May 10, 1964. My phone just rang. Naturally it was Barbara. She calls me at the same time every morning. She lives a couple of houses from me and has since the summer of '54. We live in San Francisco, California. This morning instead of the usual gossip she had some interesting news for me. She had received a telegram from her sister, Evelyn who had stayed back in Pine Twp. It said there was going to be a Class of '54 reunion at Pine High School. Barbara told me to come over to her house and over a cup of cof- fee we would make plans to attend. We decided to leave that very week end, since the reunion was to be held the next week, and invited our husbands to go along. Barbara's husband owns a line of Standard Stations in San Francisco and my husband is a Doctor there We made our train reservations, wired Evelyn telling her where and when to meet us, and prepared to leave that week-end. A few days later we were on our way. We stopped in Denver, Colorado long enough to leave some passengers and for two more to board. One of them looked familiar, and when we got a better look at him we saw that it was an old class mate of ours, Alvin Coffey, and his wife. After graduation Alvin had joined the Army and he and his wife were now living in Denver, and had two children who were staying with friends. We talked over old times and found out that they, also, were on their way back to good old Pine. When we got to Chicago we got off the train and were on our way to find Evelyn, when we saw Cecilia and her husband. She didn't see us at first so we went over where she was and she flashed a smile of recognition which was al- ways one of her habits. We started talking and learned she and her husband had just returned from Hawaii after a vacation. Her husband was a lawyer in Fowler which was now the third largest city in Indiana. After a few min- utes Evelyn and her fiance, Harris Kretzmeier, met us. He was now the Nat- ional President of the Hot Rod Clubs of America. Soon we were all on our way back to Pine Twp. The next Monday we went to the school house for the reunion. Mick Murphy was now Coach at Pine and he and his wife had two boys. He told us that Pine had won the State Basketball Tourney for two years straight. Then we saw the president of our class, Junior Skoog, and his wife. He had a 500 acre farm in Pine Twp., and was also the township trustee. They had two sets of twin boys. We could see he was very happy with his wife and family. We noticed Bonnie and her husband coming in the door later on in the day and she explained she had been delayed in Indianapolis where she was Head of Nurses at the Robert Long Hospital. Her husband was the famous doctor who had discovered the cure for cancer. We were very proud to have such a prominent man among us. All too soon the orchestra was playing the closing tune which was the theme of our Prom in '53, and we realized that it was time for us to part a- gain after a very exciting and special day with all our class mates at good old P. H. S. Barbara Ringle 8z Katrina Tabert ' 4521 Q5 ' 9-44 -W ml ' .-125: 'J 'LP' 513' 11- .Sf f' 111- is f Kiki? '. If -- 1--gf: ri'-13. 9' 534:95 ., pg' 3.12: .r-31.-Ili' Af-,I -f-Y.. -f ,-:.,gy,Qf, 'figgg -15,-'-Q g1g'Z i?f.,w1 , ' -1.-iffy' J ,F --1.-'.-. -af - -'Tia' .-'K ' Q :- --1 'fig-,g,, . Ill. 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'Ia ,rf l'r ..4. - 1 xi v I 1 J UNIOR CLASS E 'M was S552 Q im ' , it 1' at-r t F! as G' , : A 'x ' kk., -4.-ff' 4 'S Front Row: Left to Right: Pat Williams, Bob Williams, Cliff Childers. Back Row: Left to Right: Ralph Burke, Chuck Zink, Tommy Durflinger, Mr. Godsey. Z Xll 4' 3 j tu.. X ax We the Junior Class of 1954, have had 1 plenty of fun and are expecting more. V We are working with the sophomores to make money for our senior trip which we plan ll to take with them. We were glad to have their help at the 4-way tourney. Pat would like more girls in the class. QS OPHGMORE CLASS :wsu iss SSRN H mstl, im ' rf? 'Z' X3 Front Row Left to Right: Mrs. DeBoy, Marjorie Steiner, Sharon Booth, Bex erlx Coffex Back Row George Clark. Junior Worley. George Justice, Darlene Durflmger We are proud of Our Goody 7 . We're rated the best behaved class in school. We can compete with other classes in books, too. We had lots of fun serving sandwiches and pie with the Juniors at the 4-Way Tour- ney. We're looking forward to two more in- teresting years at Pine High. egg, ,J , L. m FRE SHMAN CLASS ...limes ' I lm' wma ew . :--- QW ' N- ef .- is W g y f- ii' z' Q 'til as y A .QW iles. 1 ' '.V:' 1 6 . '59 or ix.. aa I we d Fr 'M sem .eq Q... fi-M,'?l I W 5, ' is SK, is I1 -5 B- 5 t 'Q N 1 Front Row: Left to Right: Mary Drake, Dick Ohman, Mrs. Overmeyer. Back Row: Bob Skoog, John Pothuisje, Ronald Zink, Randolph Worley. We skated into our high school career E with a party in Lafayette. After much stumb- 'J 4 ling we broadcasted our abilities before the A school in the form of a radio skit. The high point of our freshman year was the addition of two new classmates: Chloie , 4: Ak S 'l 9 Shackelferd of Virginia and Wayne Daulton of Ohio. Wi 3 155 I H GH N-Ulf-A , I .Y ' 'A .,...5, Z, ' K 7 H , , 5, K, .Q .. t lf, , rffrihgzfl ' 5 i 51? 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GRADE CHOOL W1 -wifi-'lbw' 1 ii 4.2 0' 35 i A-32 lg' ,UC my Q -A t I - f--wr: -E ' . rt .- Q .sfengg fm h as w 'xii i lst Row, left to right: Ruth Steiner, Larry Bohlinger, Erwin Kretzmeier, Ronald Slavens, Miss Clem. 2nd Row: Doris Anderson, Joanne Morris, James Emilson, Laura Clark, Kenneth Stout. 3rd Row: David Blessing, Donna K. Williams, Jerry Staggs, Karen Durflinger, Donald Stout. 4th Row: William Gick, Nancy Weisenberger, Shirley Coffey, Emest Anderson, Sue York. 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' V-I- i - - ' r '- , '11-in vii 4335 ., . ,,., I , I A - ' , , . x , ,-, . ,N f. Q, . .'5:.:,,, f-,M 1, -fx . i n QW, 3, 'fl .1,w.,.',', 1 ,VV , t I .N A, wax., n EJ! ,iff . 1 .- -, 1 .' 4 ,,,.g .,- A I I ' , ' ,- .Q5.,,.-55.45, -- ' -..,,,,,1,.1g3l,N THE BENTON REVIEW BENTON COUNTYIS LEADING NEWSPAPER EOWLER INDIANA KENNEDY BROTHERS GRAIN LIVESTOCK ' Z '1 PHONE No. SLI fc T! X TEMPLETON, IND. N' 'ELTXXH 'A K X' ITIIT' . kxv REFERENCE' STATE BANK OE OXFORD COMPLIMENTS OE JOE F. CAMPAGNA RR.LI I FOWLER INDIANA FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE CO. DEALEPS IN GRAIN - COAL - TILE - CLEANING - FERTILIZER SEED - FENCING - BALER TWINE PHONE 52 REMINGTON INDIANA FOWLER GRAIN DEALERS DEALERS IN GRAIN - COAL - SEED - FEED 8 FERTILIZER RDWLER INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD WEALIN G REMINGTON INDIANA C. H. PECK XL SON DEPARTMENT STORE REMINGTON, INDIANA II IOQO A GOOD STORE IN A GOOD TOVNH T955 I , COMPL IMENTS OF MULLER 8z MULLER SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY .x MENIS CLOTHING QSSOQ, DOYIS CLOTHING w-2NHN Qi5ifI--55fQ2f5Qi2Q32e21g1:1,21, ..,, I ' .- w55QgR+ x iwQgHRV'Tf FOWLER II INDIANA GERHOLD 8z MONTGOMERY MEATS A OROOERIES ' s II? 3 HQ J 4 SAN FOWLER, INDIANA PHONE COMPL IMENTS OF STATE BANK OF OXFORD MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OXFORD INDIANA OTTERBEIN KENWORTHY GRAIN CO., INC., E S O REMINGTON FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO OTTERBEIN GRAIN 8: FEED CO. GRAIN - SEED - FERTILIZER C L PH. 111 O OXFORD SAVINGS AND LOAN H0 E LO NS sf-WING ACCOUN S PHONE 200 S UP TO 310,000 O D ND A N Q L QE Q .-KI: 46 A Q I l I il II Jh .,x L H . ,Z - . OOMPLIMENTS OF , Zips., ' 'E SCHILLING'S SHELL STATION A GAS OIL TIRES BATTERIES LUBRICATION OTTERBEIN INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF C. J. MULLER FOWLER INDIANA STATE BANK OF REMINGTON MEMB R FEDERAL DEPOSIT CORPORATION REM NGTON INDIANA BAHLER FEED SERVICE ALL KINDS OF FEED ORINOINO 8: .IIIIXING SERVICE fer 4 RENIINOTON INDIANA 'QYM I U SQI PHONE 165 ,. A?E -,r,N.Q.s'- .,. HENDERSON POULTRY HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR POULTRY AND EGGS PHONE 2-297 OXFORD INDIANA FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPLETE COVERAGE AUTO-LIFE-LIABILITY-FIRE HOSPITALIZATION CHECK OUR RATES H SAVE MONEY WILLIAM S. BELL, AGENT STATE BANK OF OXFORD OXFORD OTTERBEIN MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PH. 522 FOWLER, IND. BENTON CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSOCIATION BUILDING MATERIAL FARM SUPPLIES PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FARM IMPLEMENTS PHONE II FOWLER, INDIANA BATES HARDWARE CO. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CHINA 8 GIETWARE PHONE IOSW FOWLER INDIANA ROUND GROVE STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE ROUND GROVE INDIANA NIC--NAC SANDWICH SHOP CURB SERVICE D-12 EVERY EVENING PHONE 96 FOVLER INDIANA BYRD IMPLEMEN T CO. I. H. C. SALES A SERVICE PHONE 21 OTTERBEIN, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF RINGLE TRUCK LINES COMPLIMENTS OF FOWLER HARDWARE CO A DEPENDABLE SOURCE OF SUPPLY PHONE P38 FLOID PFLEEGER, PROP. EDVIILER INDIANA PHONE M' EDIIIILER INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TOWN HARDWARE RAINIER FUNITURE CO. FOWLEP INDIANA RALPH 8 HELEN HUDSON OWNER HARDWARE-PAINTS-BUILDERS PLUMBING 8 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PHONE 59 OTTERBEIN, INDIANA GEOTZ BROS. THOMPSON DRUG STORE IMPLEMENT RELIABLE PRESCR IPTIONS PHONE 55-2 OTTERBEIN, INDIANA MC CORMICK-DEERING SALES 5 SERVICE JEWELRY -- GIFTS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PHONE 128 FOWLER, INDIANA FOWLER INDIANA FOWLER STATE BANK KORBE SAFETY-SERVICE-EXPERIENCE. JEWELRY -- GIFTS MEMBER OF E. D. I. C. FOR ALL OCCASIONS FOWLER INDIANA FOWLER INDIANA TOLEN TRUCK LINES COMPL IMENTS OF COMMON CARRIER I. C. C. 81 P. S. C. I. BALTYELLS I.G.A. PERMITS PHONES OFFICE 29-M, RES. 82 BOSWELL, INDIANA OTTERBEIN INDIANA TEINMETZ TANDARD ERVICE TATION FOWLER INDIANA HOMER'S BODY SHOP PAINTING AND REPAIRING PHONE 577 FOWLER INDIANA EDW. J. FUNK SONS KENTLAND INDIANA C 8z H MOTOR SALES SALES - HUDSON - SERVICE USED CARS YOU CAN AFFORD PH. S FOWLER INDIANA CAUFIELD OIL CO. YOUR CITIES SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR FURR'S HOME MARKET THE STORE FRIENDSHIP BUILT OPEN EVENINGS AND HOLIDAYS OTTERISE IN IND IANA FOWLER IND IANA COMPL IMENTS SILVER LANE FARMS OF HYBRID SEED CORN HOMRIG INSURANCE SMALL GRAINS jXf1IQIQf3ff AS GOOD AS THE BEST AND BETTER THAN THE REST OTTERBEIN INDIANA REMINGTON INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF LEE'S GROCERY KERKHOFF'S TV SALES 8z SERVICE TELEVISION REFRIGERATORS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES TEMPLETON ,ND OTTERBEIN PH. 15 INDIANA BURKHULDER BETTER HOME SHOP PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION STORE FOWLER IND NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING C R BURKHOLDER PHONE 229 FOWLER 'ND'ANA METZER E'1'I'ER TIRE SHOP LUMBER 8: COAL EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING PHONE MSW PHONE 8 FOWLER INDIANA OTTEREEIN INDIANA C 8z S NEWS sz VARIETY R B LADD SPORTING GOODS CAMERAS DRUG STORE STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES mQ3QiA!ESS PRESCRIPTION SERVICE DRUG SUNDRIES TOYS PH. 115 OXFORD INDIANA FOWLER INDIANA COM IME TS STEWART'S STORE ON R53 OF GROCERIES, GIFTS, 8: OASOLINE CORN BELT HATCHERY LOCATED ON A CURVE BUT WE DO BUSINESS ON THE SQUARE OWLE INDIANA BROOKSTON, IND. R.R. TH 9 HOGLE S MARKET DOTY-,S YOUR REGAL STORE CULLIGAN'S SOFT WATER SERV CE HONE 85 RH. 257 OXFORD INDIANA OTTE BE N N ANA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS COMPLIME S OF WELL'S CLOTHING STORE DR. SCHNURRENBERGER FEATURING NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS V. M. D. E O T D N NDIANA FOWLER INDIANA THE SMARTEE SHOPPE ELIZABETH RAE NELSON R LAD ES WE RING APP REL OWL R INDIANA ROUND GROVE STORE . E. DUNN GROCERIES ICE CREA BROOKSTON INDIANA fl ak tg jxlglsrqfzif COMPLIMENTS OF L. I. FREELAND 115 EAST 5TH STREE INSURANCE AGENCY EDWLER, INDIAN SECD ED CASUALTY SD NCE DD FOWLER 'NU'ANA STOP AND SI-IDP AT ROWE FARMS STAM'S 5 - 1.00 STORE CLAUDE 8: LDDILE RowE DEMY ANDERSON-CLAUDE DHMAN PI-IDNE 155 OTTERBEIN INDIANA OXFORD INDIANA VON TOBEL LUMBER CO., INC., EVER THING TO REMINGTON, INDIANA I D LD AN NG .5 .Q -1-- - H, D GE LDM DDMDIN TION la, W S D M NDD S AND Doo 5 U Q ' ' COM LI EN S O EARN EST HAWKIN S 8z JOE RAYLE COMPLIMENTS TYPEWRITERS Q ADDING MACHINES SALES AND SERVICE NEW RIBBONS REBUILT SAUEERS BOWER TYPEWRITER DRUG 20 STORE SERVICE BOSWELL INDIANA IIB NORTH ADAMS AVE EOWLE INDIANA OXFORD HARDWARE STOVES AND APPLIANCES WHEN IN FOWLER ITIS--- LUTHI'S PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE PHONE 27 FOWLER INDIANA PHONE 51 OXFORD INDIANA INSURANCE REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS COMPLIMENTS McCON N ELL-MAHON EY OF 8z CO. SHROEDER BROTHERS FOWLER INDIANA SINCE 1882 OXEORO PH. QM INDIANA COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF MacKEMER 8: McBROOM OTTERBEIN LUMBER A COAL COMPANY EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING E J BARBER MGR AUTO BODY SHOP OTTERBEIN INDIANA PRETSCHER MESSNER sz SON'S AND DAWSON DEPARTMENT S O E STANDARD SERVICE CLOTHING 3: SHOES O HE PHONE 85 O T BE N, IND PH' 22 OXFORD ND THE FARMERS 8z MERCHANTS BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SO , . PH. 58 JOHN DEE E F M EQUI MENT PO C C S C UC S SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY N ALLY BROTHERS PH. ZOO FOVLER IND McDANIEL FEED STORE L SEOPYIS BEST HONE T65 OVIJLILR I D AIN IS THE NAME CHICK N 9 IS OUR GAMEU MAIN POULTRY 8z FREELAN D CHEVROLET CORP. PARTS - SERVICE OLOSMOE LE - cHEvPOLE PHONE 282 OIALE IND N EGG CO. PHONE IQO EOSITEEL, INDIANA, O KAOKOS, OVIINE RES. PH. 72 TURNER PRODUCE CREAM POULTRY EGGS S I ES LAVAE CRE SE AR OPS HONE IZII EOTEEH ND WE PRESENT TO YOU THE 1954 EAGLE , . ,MN ' wnshi Scho Y TFI1I3fF1LCTVV13I2 PJCJCJIQ SPECIALIZING IN CORSAGES AND WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS PI-IONE 116 EOWLER, INDIANA 1fI1I3 SKhdI7FIi C2fXIJIDTK CICJ. DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE OONEEOTIONS PHONE 2-6216 LAFAYETTE, INDIANA EKLIPJEXPIIIQIE IPAIIKIVIES BRANCH OF SHERMAN-WHITE AND COMPANY PHONE 2-5OIu LAFAYETTE, INDIANA fualitoaa fifaaa-:la BERPV PRINTER AND Commun. INC -.ll-on 14,41 In , ,., .a 1 r, 1 , I 'qi r .ll 1 ' 1fs1 , . W 4' P' 1 5 girl-f'J'n gap . .A ww-'ff' ww '-,- 5.4u,1,. x . L rn, ' .3 5 . x 1 1 ln, ' nfl QQ J 4 1 .1 ,J X 1 wa-ul f HW' :ffj JNL V 4.?X.4-if V W bl 1 -. Y. -:ig 'fgflrgg ,..+ I -1 va v, 1 r MES! la DEDICATIO Ku ,fcn- ...-- ' 'X md .fum .nu N4 Q 1 'B 2.5. . :T su We the Senior Class of Pine Township High School with to dedicate this our annual, THE EAGLE to our coach and teacher, Mr. Godsey. 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