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

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1955 volume:

I N 5 Mm .X U F L f 'LLJ ff ff x fiixj A I 4 , is Xa! 'AQWJQ ax K f,6 if 1 t n L A f K ff-Z 1 N X 1 X, C73 Qi SENIORS PATRICA R. WILLIAMS Pat 'All rightee Secretary 85 Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 RALPH L. BURKE Ralph God Forbid Secretary 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Track 4 Class Play 3, 4 CLIFFORD L. CHILDERS Cliff - No you idiot i Chorus 1, 2, 4 ? , Baskema11 1, 2, s Y Track 1, 2, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 1 ,QQ sy.-2h b'Yr'f',,,:fir,-gl-- s 'I 'LAL kNx1bs'.1mkv SE NIORS TOMMY A. DURFLINGER Tom We11 I'11be a son of a gun ' Vice President 1, 2, 3 46-x Chorus 1, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 3, 4 Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 RCBERT T. WILLIAMS Bob A sa'1 ' Daggone 4' N ,P 1 President 1, 2, 3 , . Vice President 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 lgsjxt I 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 A' Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ..., , 5 . Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4 1'M' ?',': , . ,sl '.,' Baseball 1, 2, 3 L, ,f ,,Q . my J ' CHARLES J. ZINK Chuck ,x .V-. b 4 For crying in a tea cup 'gif' -'J il Presment 4 Chorus 1, 4 R' I 'N A Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 iii? Track 1 w V Effie., Class Play 1, 2, 4 'Q Baseball 1, 2, 3 '. v', mg' . 7 1 will , 1 - f nr' e isifyl X ' E 1.13-' 4 Q CLASS POE Listen, my children, and you shall hear Of the graduating class of this very year. Six in number, six in mind, All of them sweet and all of them kind. Ralph Burke is mighty keen, And with the girls he's often seen. But give him room, he's big and tall, A splendid player in basketball. Clifford Childers, our red-headed lad, Fusses and fumes and often gets mad. He 's full of spark and full of sass, But we are glad he's in our class. Tommy Durflinger, is mighty smart: He 's a boy with a golden heartg He laughs and clowns and gives his best: When mischief's afoot, he's with the rest Patricia Williams, our only lassg She's rated near the top of the class. No truer gal you'll ever find: To all her friends, she's sweet and kind. Bob Williams, a Comic, an Actor, a poet Friendly, impish, and wouldn't you know it He will work, help win, and take it in stride A fellow classmate we mention with pride Charles Zink is straight and tall. No better man in basketball: He works and studies very hard. Around the classroom he's a card. These words of wisdom are very wiseg They have a meaning in disguise. Heed them well, these words of wit, They name six kids who wouldn't quit. By Bob wnuams CLASS HI TORY On August 30, 1943, nine children began their most important days of their lives. They were Cliff Childers, Betty Jean Correll, Paul Dicken, Patsy Grogan, Carl Hall, Junior Worley, Charles Zink, Patricia Williams, and Mary Ann Sturgeon. On August 28, 1944, our class discovered that Mary Ann Sturgeon, Carl Hall, Patsy Grogan, and Paul Dicken had moved away from good ole Pine. Junior Worley decided to stay in the first grade another year, so we lost him too. There were six of us in the second grade that year. They were Cliff Childers, Tom Durflinger, Pat Williams, Charles Zink, Betty Jean Correll, and a new comer, Jerry Nicholson. When we started back to school September 3, 1945, we learned that Jerry Nicholson had left us during the summer vacation, and that left us with only five members in our class. Before that year was over, Naomi Meridith joined us and our attendance increased to six. They were Cliff Childers, Betty Jean Correll, Tom Durflinger, Pat Williams, Charles Zink, and Naomi Meridith. As we started the fourth grade in 1946, we learned that we had three new members in our class. They were Junior Bible, Patricia Holder, and Pat Zollman. Those three made the attendance of our class the total of eight mischievious kids. They were Cliff Childers, Betty Jean Correll, Tom Durflinger, Pat Williams, Chuck Zink, Junior Bible, Patricia Holder, 'and Pat Zollman. Betty Jean Correll decided to leave school before the year was over so we finished with seven. The year of 1947 we started back to dear old Pine, with one new member, Bob Williams. Richard Poindexter joined us before the school year was over, that made nine members. They were Junior Bible, Cliff Childers, Tommy Durflinger, Patricia Holder, Patricia Williams, Bob Williams, Chuck Zink, Patricia Zollman, and Richard Poindexter. Patricia Holder had to leave us, so that left us with eight at the end of the year. As we started back to school in the sixth grade on September 3, 1948, we discovered two new members. They were Ann Tyrrell and Ralph Burke. Our two new members raised our attendance to an even ten. Richard Poin- dexter moved to Wolcott, dropping our class membership to nine members, The beginning of our seventh grade was the same as the beginning of the sixth grade. Ralph Burke and Junior Bible left out class in March. They dropped our attendance to seven. Wayne Scott and Ella Mae Wilson joined our class in the eighth grade making our attendance nine again. Pat Zollman, Ann Tyrrell, and Ella Mae Wilson left during the summer so the ninth grade started and closed with 7 members. They were Cliff Childers, Tom Durflinger, Bob Williams, Wayne Scott, Pat Williams, Chuck Zink, and Janet Wright. We had six members in our class when we started our tenth grade. They were Cliff Childers, Tom Durflinger, Bob Williams, Wayne Scott, Pat Williams, and Chuck Zink, Wayne Scott left our school in the tenth grade, but Ralph Burke joined us in our Junior year still leaving the class with six members. The Class of 55 is Ralph Burke, Cliff Childers, Tom Durflinger, Bob Williams, Pat williams, and Chuck Zink. Cliff Childers CLASS PROPHECY The sun was just peeping in the window when my clock radio turned itself on. Having nothing special to do, I lay there listening to the music and wishing that my wife would get up and serve me breakfast in bed. But knowing she wouldn't, I decided to get up and do my chores. Going into the living room, I noticed a Twenty-first Century rocket-powered car coming down the drive. It seemed rather unusual for someone to be visiting at this hour. But having learned to accept the unusual, I flipped the switch for the automatic coffee maker. Hurrying into the control room, I began punching buttons for thc various chores. I watched the television screen a moment to see if everything went all right and then shut it off. I had just finished the chores when the doorbell rang. Opening the door I got a big surprise because the person standing there was none other than Clifford Childers. He had changed a lot, not that he was any taller, but he had filled out into quite a handsome young man. I invited him to come in and have breakfast with me. He said that he would like to, but he had his wife with him, and he would be imposing. Nonsense , I said, Bring your wife in. Suddenly an idea struck me. Why not have the old Class of 1955 come over for breakfast I ran into the living room and called Tom Durflinger. He answered the phone and said he and his wife would be right over. I told him to stop on his way and get Chuck Zink and his wife. Next, I called Ralph Burke and told him to bring his wife and come out for breakfast. I gave my Uncle Irvin a ring to see if Pat had arrived home from her vacation. He said that she and her husband had arrived late the night before. I told him to send them over. Gathered around the table, we wondered what Cliff had been doing these past years. Chuck, Tom, and I after graduating from College had incorporated and bought all the farm land in Benton County. Approximately 8, 000 acres apiece, and we were doing quite well with the land too. Although a few of the older farmers wanted to farm the old Twentieth Century way, we finally convinced them that we were the smartest. Ralph had gone to barber school and now had control of the barber shops in Indiana. Pat had gone to comptometry school: but because she was dissatisfied with the teaching method, she married a rich industrialist and opened a school of her own. All we knew about Cliff was that he lived in Detroit, Michigan. Because our curiosity was getting the better of us, we asked him what his business was in Detroit. I-le told us that after graduation, bookkeeping still interested him, and he applied for a position as bookkeeper at General Motors. Now after many years he was head bookkeepet for the entire organization of General Motors. Breakfast was over all too soon, and each of us had our own jobs to do. We, the Class of '55 resolved to meet as often as we could around a breakfast table that holds the memory of our class's first reunion. Robert Williams LA T WILL A D TESTAME T , the Senior class of 1955, do hereby and henceforth give an account of our last will and testament Marge Steiner, we will an excuse to get out at night. Sharon Booth, we will someone to pick on and tease next year. Darlene Durflinger, we will the affection ofa certain graduating senior. Beverly Coffey, we will another Ralph Burke to call her a monkey or a dirty bird. George Clark, we will Tom Durflinger's ability to flirt with all the girls and get by with it. Mary Drake, we will the affections of all the boys in Benton County. Wayne Daulton, we will Bob Williams's Ford to run around in. Bob Skoog, we will a copy of Julius Caesar . Ronnie Zink, we will Ralph Burke's ability to shoot at the basket when he is open. Dick Ohman, we will Charles Zink's ability to find short girls to go with. Tom Justice, we will Bob Williams' ability to argue with teachers. Dean Slavens, we will a sense of humor to cope with the jokes played on him. Janice Janssen, we will Tom Durflinger's scholastic ability. Edmond Emilson, we will Ralph Burke's ability to have a girl in every port. Ed Steiner, we will Pat Williams' ability to get all the books in the library read. Harold Tabert, we will Pat Williams' ability to roam all over the building without a pass. Norma Stout, we will Bob Williams' ability to get good grades without effort, mental or physical. Carol Clark, we will Cliff Childers' auburn hair. Betty Lawson, we will Bob williams' endless chatter. Don Coffey and Kenny Weisenberger, we will a giant-sized bottle of Jergens hand lotion. Tom Durflinget Pat Williams 1: r?fX,b ar' .,,....--- :Fa ,X x , s 'Y Q ax .12 xy yi? .n .5 Q is 'V my .yu 57.1 -, :. 1:2536 -mv A ' x J. ff I f ' V wr Q A M. ... gg - www,-LQ , . ,A,- - X X- .. if xx W OX ..,, , ' . il-X? F QR' , :pt . , . .. 5 ' 'ix' Q' ' r i ,. . W Alas, X. K K ky X JS. Q 'X iw ., .b wi sm: www: Q . 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Secretary 85 Treasurer - Carol Clark Sponsor - Mr. Godsey Carol Clark, Don Coffey, Ed Steiner, Kenneth Weisenberger, Norma Stout, Edmond Emilson. Dean Slavens, Betty Lawson, Tom Justice, Mr. Godsey, Harold Tabert, Janice Janssen. Y 1 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE .-K, an I A gggseixiw ,X'-A 2 W gg-565 S wr. 6.15-E 'MM E 1 L' -1. L' A 4- N 5 Q 5 Q-.Zi giwgwwia A , E 9 'Q ' 'z . ::lilg 34 ' Q am'r y Q PM 5 1, ff 1. 1 - x , r gpm m m mp if -Awww ,iw M' 3rd 4th 5th AND 6th GR DE QW .Jud i'.?f Y ,rgmwfd .WM ' 'S.. r' F i I 1, 1 I 31 E I I v 5 Q i 'w I I 1 1 X 3 ,.., .,, ix xx. L ,J VM- '58 9 , f -v , 7 Y,-ef Ndtpggrvfe K..-9 lst AND 2nd GRADES GRADE SNAPS KX ......... K -. ,..------.u,,m,y.- 0 'V Elf' . Aa N: EQ 5- ' -Q1 J. Q Qi V J 1 n l f , , STS 'Y' fx-xM - A fu SX X, I :F- M '- X- f ggi f NA.,..:QQ.A .W Q if 5,1 I E 'N VAR ITY BASKETB LL PINE PINE Dick Ohman, Ralph Burke, Charles Zink, Tom Durflinger, Robert Williams. COACH MI. Godsey has been at Pine 3 years. In that time he has compiled an enviable record with 34 wins and 27 losses. We wish to extend our best wishes for many more successful seasons. UNIOR VARSITY Front: Ed Emilson, Wayne Daulron, Don Coffey, Ed Steiner, Dean Slavens. Back: George Clark, Tom Justice, Ronald Zink, Bob Skoog, Harold Tabert. TEAM Jackson Twp. Idaville Boswell Arnbia Gilboa Wadena Reynolds Carrollton Freeland Park Gilboa Wea Oxford Buck Creek Chalmers Burnettsville Earl Park Buffalo Goodland 4- Way Tourney Battle Ground West Lebanon Sectional Tourney Freeland Park PINE OPP. 54 34 39 37 44 47 59 43 48 42 46 51 44 38 55 31 48 45 40 36 53 43 59 52 68 46 36 37 46 41 49 50 26 22 33 51 39 41 50 47 2 9 42 VARSITY BA SKET BA LL RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY BA SKET BA LL RECORD TEAM Jackson Twp. 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SCHILLING'S SHELL STATION Gas Oil Tires Batteries Lubrication Otterbein, Indiana THOMPSON DRUG STORE Reliable Prescriptions Jewelry Gifts for All Occasions Phone 55-2 Otterbein, Indiana Compliments of HANSEL DRUGS Remington, Indiana BENTON REv1Ew PUBLISHJNG co., INC. Benton County's Leading Newspaper Fowler, Indiana Compliments of RAINIER FURNITURE COG Fowler, Indiana RINGLE TRUCK LINES Phone 688 Fowler, Indiana HUDSON'S TOWN HARDWARE Ralph H Helen Hudson, Owners GEOTZ BROS. IMPLEMENT CO Hardware Paints McCormick-Deering Sales H Service Builders Plumbing Q Electrical Supplies International Trucks Phone 39 Phone 128 Otterbein, Indiana Fowler, Indiana BYRD IMPLEMENT CO. I.H.C. Sales 5 Service Phone 21 Otterbein, Indiana Compliments of BARTONVS POULTRY Pine Village, Indiana HENDERSON POULTRY Highest Cash Prices For Poultry and Eggs Phone 2-297 Oxford, Indiana BENTON CO, FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSVN. Building Material Farm Supplies Petroleum Products Farm Implements Phone ll Fowler, Indiana PILGRIM LIFE INSURANCE CO. Indianapolis, Indiana Floyd Hickman, Rep, Phone 3-283 Oxford, Indiana CASSIDY FORD SALES Telephone 189 Fowler, Indiana SUNSHINE FARMS Branch of Sherman-White and Company Ph. 2-5014 Lafayette, Indiana RUNNER AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance Farm Loans Auto Financing Oxford, Indiana GERHOLD H MONTGOMERY Meats H Groceries Phone 64 Fowler, Indiana Compliments of DR, SCHNURRENBERGER V, M, D, Otterbein, Indiana C E H MOTOR SALES Authorized Lincoln-Mercury 115 North Washington Avenue Phone 8 Fowler, Indiana Compliments of HALL'S GROCERY Templeton, Indiana ROWE FARMS Johnnie H David Rowe St. Bernard Dogs H Welch Ponies Compliments of GRAND PRAIRIE SERVICE STATION Otterbein, Indiana HOLDERLY IMPLEMENT CO. Television Q Appliances Kurfee's Paints McCormick Parts Equipment Service Phone 18 Remington, Indiana HOWARD'S RESTAURANT Lunches Short Orders Dinners Special Occasion Cakes Fowler, Indiana SILVER LANE FARMS Hybrid Seed Corn Small Grains As Good As the Best And Better Than the Rest Remington, Indiana OXFORD HARDWARE Stoves and Appliances Phone 27 Oxford, Indiana FREELAND CHEVROLET ORP. C MAX'S CAFE Parts Fowler, Indiana Service Open ld b'l - h l t O Smo 1 e C evro e Week Days 6 A.M. to 7 P,M Phone 282 Sundays 7 A.M. to 2 P.M Fowler, Indiana Meals Served ETTER TIRE SHOP Phone 45W Fowler, Indiana STERLING'S BODY SHOP Bear Frame Alignment Armstrong Tires Phone ll5 Fowler, Indiana METZER LUMBER 5 COAL Everything to Build Anything Phone 8 Otterbein, Indiana PRETSCHER AND DAWSON Standard Service Phone 85 Otterbein, Indiana BOSWELL LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Livestock Sale Every Friday Phone 1632 Boswell, Indiana JOHNSON POOL ROOM Lunches Served Otterbein, Indiana CAUFIELD OIL COMPANY Phone 50 Otterbein, Indiana Compliments of OTTERBEIN AUTO BODY SHOP Otterbein, Indiana BURKHOLDER PHARMACY HThe Prescription Storen C. R. Burkholder Phone 229 Fowler, Indiana BEUTLER LOCKER SERVICE Complete Meat Processing Choice Beef Quarters Locker Rentals Bob 8 Genet Beutler Phone 149 Otterbein, Indiana THE 1955 EAGLE ow . 5+ ax? 'G E3 Nm U 1 fi R,-j?Oj1,, fp . si m? ND I 53 Compliments of LAFAYETTE CO-OPERATIVE Montmorenci, Indiana When in Fowler It's LUTHI'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Phone 51 Fowler, Indiana Compliments of STEINMETZ STANDARD SERVICE STATION Fowler, Indiana Compliments of FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Boswell, Indiana Compliments of EDWARD WEALING Benton County Hybrid Seed Corn Remington, Indiana MCCLURE GRILL Steaks - Sandwiches Fountain Service-Ice Cream Phone 35 Oxford, Ind. Compliments of LEE'S GROCERY Templeton, Indiana Compliments of SCHLOSSER BROTHERS Frankfort, Indiana BALTZELL'S I.GcAe MARKET Key Work Clothes Wolverine Shoes Home-Killed Beef Save the I.G.A. Way Otterbein, Indiana KERKHOFF'S TV SALES H SERVICE Television Refrigerators Electrical Appliances Phone 13 Otterbein, Indiana KEITH'S SERVICE STATION HService With a Smilen Phone 165 Oxford, Indiana CORN BELT FEED CO. Phone 6 Oxford, Indiana C R S NEWS H VARIETY Sporting Goods Cameras - Stationery School Supplies Magazines Newspapers Drug Sundries Toys Fowler, Indiana FRANCES MELLINGER General Contracting Aluminum Storm Doors and Storm Sash Aluminum Porch Enclosure Floor and Wall Tile Awnings Phone 2-298 Oxford, Indiana MaCKEMER 5 MCBROOM LUMBER E COAL COMPANY Compliments of THE FARMERS H MERCHANTS BANK Everything to Build Anything! Member Federal Reserve System Oxford, Indiana E. J. Barber, Mgr. Member FoD.I.C. Remington, Indiana MCGRATH 5 MOFFETT STANDARD SERVICE Lubrication - Auto Accessories Atlas Tires - Batteries Auto Washing Phone 391 Fowler, Indiana Compliments of ETTER'S CAFE Fowler, Indiana BATES 8 ANDERSON HARDWARE General Electric Appliances China E Giftware Phone 108W Fowler, Indiana THE SMITH CANDY CO. Distributors of Fine Confections Phone 2-6216 Lafayette, Indiana MESSNER 3 SONS DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing E Shoes For the Entire Family Phone 22 Oxford, Indiana Stop and Shop at STAM'S 5-1.00 STORE Phone 135 Oxford, Indiana R. B. LADD DRUG STORE Prescription Service Phone 115 Oxford, Indiana HOOSIER SOFT WATER CO Low Cost Soft Water The Liberty Way Phone 586 Fowler, Indiana THE GRAND PRAIRIE RESTAURANT Otterbein, Indiana Compliments of CORN BELT GRAIN Phone 38 Oxford, Indiana Compliments of EDWARD Jo FUNK H SONS Kentland, Indiana Compliments of REMINGTON ELECTRIC Remington, Indiana TURNER PRODUCE Cream - Poultry - Eggs Furs - Hides De Laval Cream Separators Phone 124 Fowler, Indiana Compliments of LQ I. FREELAND INSURANCE AGENCY Fowler, Indiana THE SMARTEE SHOPPE Elizabeth Rae Nelson Ladies Wearing Apparel Fowler, Indiana NICHOLS SINCLAIR SERVICE Quick and Competent Service Phone 65 Otterbein, Indiana 1: Wg. , 331. 112112 ' IFE . .1-5511. :?21'111' 571 K 2111?-.', -'uf' 511,13 211' 1.11 V, T, 11 53911. r-F91 ,'I,1.',5 Yizxv' 1 kv- 1 , 11: my M P mpka, ' Kid H 'TWA' If J ?5,,, 1 ' 1 1 9 ,N iw., WH: P'1.'5fM X-i1,. 1 '11 1 , YT, kifliyv s K. .3 l':f1 ' 12,6111 . . 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