Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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IVAN ALBRIGHT DEDICATION We, the Class of 1954, in deepest appreciation of his everlasting kindness and efforts, dedicate this book, The Plainsmen, to our spon- sor, Mr. Ivan Albright. - - INN IlfIlIIlISTHPrTIUll. m 1 1: n171 u -1 l .....l Dr. Clarence Robbins, Superintendent Charles Campbell, Charles McClain, Jane Turner, Lowell Morgan, Dr. Robbins, Delbert Hobson, Chester Drake. A-'Y x, x 'YA Sm A' ar wg. N if f L Q gs 'Q 'K Y 1 . ...wx 3' if if I nl Q rx We SQ! H wr' 4 -gf'-nu N. MJ, K, fu.,- an an 'K ,a by 5 N N ,W sf S, an my wx 5 'fag if - 4 if S Q ' .,.., W' ts A 1 A Q 1 1, 155 47 , X f .we M f ' ., fI'2-,'.:v...,::y:f-. .- 212.225 v f - ff , ,. x . .,,. V . -qw: .E Ye 4 5 s 4 gpg , x. W2 3 1 m 1 W SA a mr as ,Lx M we Q Y - ., :.:, . ,,, if ff? ' 5 aio X m y 1 s-W' .9 Q, 1 Q Ka .I asf 4 AS? zllzy 1772022 L.. ..Ss Xl N Vw !- i 1? Www 1 Wil? EA -5:14 -z ,-.1-L-it ! .J .-E 5:-: , -' ' ' :xg FACULTY f- 9 Xb 5:9 .g X I ' V X: NE rf ! X ,YQ N-'ffm El fm. . Virgil Gwin Ruth Newlin Harold Grosskreutz Ramona Levy Ivan Albright Beryl Sanderson Mabel Truax Paul Bradford i i Madge Masten Howard Pike Rosemary Frazier Claude Hughes Charles Henley Douglass Rowe W. E. Ferguson Virginia Sargent Nelis Dillon Ruth Craig Bernard Casselman Lena Chappell Genevieve Ried Luther Manus Mamie Manaugh Betty Niles l Mary Burns Mildred Salsman Lucile Yeager Mary Hagee Flossie Allen Mary Terrell Minnie Parsons Elizebeth Elliot Dorothy Puckett Alta Chandler Betty Ehrman Meredyth Lewis K ' A Q ' railed ---- his Ns! 4 , f f. ,, f' wh- f Ay , X George Smith Edith Whitaker Esther Copeland Secretary V: ,,,. 1'2 1 af.. o Wim , Nl 51 ' l ex if g .fa .Q 441 S .affix if ,N A , X , lf A W , . .i...5g,g A. A fe 1 M1 vfsggwr 1 . L ,V ir., -M, Q Homer Peterson fell, 'K ' 'L E 'W Ethel Suddarth l X x W S A Sybill Storms, l . . ., . . D. 4 V L 493 w Nurse K pqyi' ls KN V I . . 'rf A Y ff we .oe . Q of , fx' f, d e Left to right-R. Morrison, T. Rubeck, L. Friel, H. Bayliff. ,gf H. Stanley, J. Chandler, P. Carr, B. Retherford, R. Newlin, L. Monday, G. Carr, A. Hall. r Left to right-M. Heald, M. Hedrick, J. Shrake, C. Woods, D. Blount, R. Hampton, M. Turner, Madge Masten, Sponsor. M. Moore, R. Bright, N. Koho, M. Ave, N. Kellam, S. Liston, S. Moore. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA VAN BUREN ELM CLUB The F. T. A. is associated with the Indiana State Teachers Asso- ciation and the National Education Association. In high school F. T. A. groups are called clubs, college groups are chapters. The purpose of the F. T. A. is exploratory, pre-vocational, and char- acter-forming. The F. T. A. program is an evaluating one, each club will grow according to the effort of its members. F. T. A. merit points are awarded for achievement. A merit point.is earned by an hour's worx on an F. T. A. project. These merit points may be added to those earned in college. The Future Teacher's Pledge says the good teacher requires: Physical vitality, mental vigor, moral discrimination, wholesome personality, help- fulness, knowledge and leadership. These things will I do now that I may be worthy of the high office of teacher! This is the first of such clubs at Plainfield and although it has been in existence a short time the F. T. A. is proving to be a very active and worthwhile organization. 33 735 a 2, K ,fad f+ei1??Li 5 M M I , .L 4 , . 1 K as 4 ' l ,f K? 1 . W I A n K 'O if g if 75 A i Ax r Q. - . 1 Q . f I , 1 .J-, W-Ai, 9'- f W f Sfii-V vi vm., , - f N' -f fg Nm A ,i , .Mm - 1 . ,f J .Mk 'ffm f W K7 I ' , R . WH- ' , if A ,ff X rw I if W gs 5 'fi .. QL., A 41 ,, V . 4, 1. A Q ,ff xg .. Q, .. P if if f . fi A 7 f M .. ,'-' 4- -Q H ., 's ffii fag.: . was! QZQQ' ,wi 2' A LW? Q rgwxy LJ i' AA Q Avi, i V Dim RKKK K will pe J , b M5 rp ' hw v +1 2-fif-L N , - .'--.4 .- III'-it 'Q- Vi-,. f I - iJtyf? , J , w LA , f5. Af .. 'A i,'Q. 'L i Amar! .. in s1x 'M 1 i' :Iv L-- ' XM, K. A 1' W fa, U Q22 YW , ROGER CASTETTER 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Track 1 Class Pres. 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Pres. 4 Boys State 3 Down to Earth 3 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 DONALD GRONINGER Class Vice-Pres. 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Student Council 3, 4 Down to Earth 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 X Captain 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 E CH FOR THE OTHER D ALL FOR THE CL SSH PATSY NEWLIN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Honor Society 4 Student Council 4 Class Treas. 3 Class Sec. 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Phy. Ed. Asst. 3 DAVID SPENCER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2 F.F.A. 2, 3 Vice-Pres. 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 4 Student Council 1, 4 f Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Down to Earth 3 NEIL ALEXANDER MARILYN BURNS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1, 2 Brass Quartet 3 Honor Society 4 Pep Band 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Martinsville H. S. 1, 2 Down to Earth 3 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Annual Staff 4 THOMAS CALBERT JAMES E. COPELAND Cross-Country 2 Football 1, 3, 4 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 Cheer Block 4 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 ii ROBERT BARE Track 2 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 Cheer Block 3, 4 ROBERT DURELL Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Chorus 1, 4 Ensemble 4 Variety-Show 4 Honor Society 4 X 'QQ AE RICHARD HALL Student Council 1 Band 1 Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Quaker Shaker Staff 2 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 MARTHA HAYDEN G.A.A. 1 S.S.S. 1 F.H.A. 1 f' 3 DORIS LEE FORD ROBERT HARVEY F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine Society 1 Band 1 G.A.A. 1, 2 Cheer Block 4 Chorus 1, 2 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 Mikado 2 LORETTA HOLZKNECHT Plainfield 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2 MARLENE HEDRICK F-H--Ah 2, 3, 4 G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 F,H,A, 3, 4 Fall Prom Candidate 2, 4 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Quaker Shaker Staff 2, 3 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 St. Agnes Academy, Indianapolis 1 is 3 i lx SHELDON HOUSTON Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2 Down to Earth 3 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Basketball 1, 2 NANCY KOHO F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council 2 Girls State 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Down to Earth 3 Annual Staff 4 JERRY LOU JOHNSON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1 G.A.A. 1, 2 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 An'--wal Staff 4 WILLIAM KNIESLY Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 3 Track 2, 3 Cross-Country 2 Honor Society 4 Quaker Shaker 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 MARILYN JOHNSON S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Triple Trio 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 Orchestra 1 MARJOLANE KELLAM S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Bl0ck's Fashion Board 3 4 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Annual Staff 4 :5. fa. ,:' , y Q? 'rf 'f ? Q iiir '?.k.'.f5 .. ,511 f U- 2, K DONALD KENNEDY ROLLIS LONG Quaker Shaker Staff 4 Down to Earth 3 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 SHIRLEY LISTON Plainfield 4 Chorus 4 JOAN LEWELLEN Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Cheer Block 4 Mikado 2 Brazil H. S. 1, 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2 Glee Club 2 F.H.A. 3, 4 Honorary Executive Comm. 2 Cheer Block 2, 3, 4 Office 3 Triple Trio 3, 4 SHARON LYNCH F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 3 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Honor Society 4 Chorus 1, 2 Down to Earth 3 Hillbilly Weddin ' 4 Annual Staff 4 JAMES MASTEN Honor Society 4 Down to Earth 3 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 fx 1 NN.. GLEN MILES JANET MOON DAVID N. OWEN Quaker Shaker 1, 2 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Pres. 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Hillbilly Band 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Football Mgr. 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Cross-Country 2 Annual Staff Ed. 4 Track 2 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 Quaker Shaker Staff 2 Honor Society 3, 4 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Student Council 2, 3 Cheer Block 3 RICHARD PIERCE JERRY PIKE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1 Basketball Mgr. 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 BARBARA JEAN PORTER Annual Staff 4 Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4 Crittendoh C0urlty H. S. 1, 2, 3 . . elf . X , -' 1 llx' l lift? y 3 . 'I . Tx. f fifssrnl l 5 f 1 PATSY ARLENE POE MARTHA PRATT .ION REEVES Mt. Carmel H. S. 1 Plainfield H. S. 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Clayton 2 G.A.A. 4 Cheer Block 4 Plainfield 3, 4 JANE SHRAKE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 2, 4 S.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 'tHillbilly Weddin' 4 Lanscerter H. S., Lanscerter, Cal., 1 Center Grove H. S. 2 Lation 2 Natcher H. S., Natcher, Wash., 3 MARSHA STEDMAN G.A.A. 1 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ARTHUR SNODGRASS S. S. S. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Sec. 3 Basketball 1 Corres. Sec. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Majorette 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Queen 2 Treas. 3 Down to Earth 3 Annual Staff 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Hillbilly, Weddin' 4 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Cheer Block 4 Cheer Block 2, 3 i is JAMES TAGUE MARLENE TURNER Football 1, 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Hillbilly Weddin ' 4 S.S.S. 1, 2 F.H.A. 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 Quaker Shaker Staff 4 , Freshman Yell Leader Class Vice-Pres. 3 Honor Society 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Triple Trio 3, 4 BARBARA WHITAKER Orchestra 1 Student Council 3 Honor Society 3, 4 DAVID WEDDLE Sec. 4 Student Council 3 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Honor Society 4 Homecoming Queen 3 Orchestra 1 Down to Earth 3 Track 2 Hillbilly Weddin ' 4 Football 3 Annual Staff Asst. Ed, 4 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 JAMES WARD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Down to Earth 3 Hillbilly Weddin' 4 JUDITH WORRELL Plainfield H. S. 4 G.A.A. 4 Ben Davis High School 1 Pleasant Grove H. S., Dallas, Texas, 2, 3 F.H.A. 2 Pan American Club 3 CLASS HISTORY 1942-1954 In September, 1942, just twelve short years ago, we, the class of 1954 entered the halls of Plainfield Grade School to embark on the vast knowledge dpen to us. Our first grade teachers were Mabel Ellis and Mabel Boone. The remaining grad- uating members are Roger Castetter, Donald Groninger, Richard Hall, Geraldine Joh son, Marilyn Johnson, Donald Kennedy, Nancy Koho, Rollis Lon, Glen Miles, Janzt Moon Patsy Newlin Ri h d P' ' ' 1 , c ar zerce, Jerry Pike, Jane Shrake, David Spencer, Marsha Stedman, and Jim Tague. During the second grade we gained Joan Lewellen, Marjolane Kellam, James Copeland, and David Owens. Bob Bare enrolled but withdrew during the 6th and 7th grades. Jon Reeves was with us all through except the fourth grade. W The end of the third year found us, plus Marilyn Burns, Bob Durell, and James ard. Marlene Hedrick and Sheldon Houston entered during the fourth grade. David Weddle joined us during the fifth grade. In the sixth grade half of the class was moved to Junior High School. Doris Ford and Barbara Whitaker were enrolled. The seventh grade found us all together again and Ruth Craig honored us by be- ing our sponsor through Junior High. Thomas Calbert, Martha Hayden, Marlene Turner and Sharon Lynch joined our ranks in the eighth grade. We were looking for- ward eagerly to the coming four years. August 28, 1950, we found ourselves at the portals of frolic, learning, and trying not to be too hard on the teachers. As our officers we chose: Jerry Curtis, presidentg Bob Durell, vice-presidentg Dick Hall, secretary, and David Spencer, treasurer. Mr. Albright was appointed our sponsor. The freshmen G.A.A. members sponsored a square dance and made a big suc- cess of the project. Our freshmen football team earned high praise and recognition. Our freshmen basketball team carried home the Mid-State Conference Basketball Tourney Trophy. Marlene Turner and Sharon Lynch were cheerleaders. Bill Kniesly and James Masten entered -the class as freshmen. Our sophomore officers were Janet Moon, presidentg Jim Ward, vice-presidentg Nancy Koho, secretary, and Judy Tipps, treasurer. We sponsored the movie, Satur- day's Hero , and Jane Shrake was Football Homecoming Queen. Loretta Holzknecht joined us this year. In the junior year our class officers were: Roger Castetter, president: Barbara Whitaker, vice-presidentg Jane Shrake, secretary, and Patsy Newlin, treasurer. New members were Neil Alexander and Patsy Poe. Early in the year we ordered our class rings and pins and sold magazine sub- scriptions. We presented our junior play, Down to Earth . The rest of the year we kept busy with money-making schemes. We sold concessions during the noon hour and at all home basketball and football games. Barbara Whitaker was Homecoming Queen for football. Of course, all this work was leading to the annual Junior-Senior Reception which took place May 15, 1953, in the Marble Room of the Marott Hotel. With this grand affair we concluded the activities of our junior year and looked eagerly forward to our big year as seniors. Roger Castetter, presidentg Don Groninger, vice-presidentg Patsy Newlin, secre- tary, and David Spencer, treasurer, were chosen for the class officers our senior year. New members with us were Shirley Liston, Martha Pratt, and Judith Worrell. Since we had decided to publish an annual, we immediately settled down to work by choosing Porter's National Studio as photographers for the annual and also for our senior pictures. Janet Moon and Barbara Whitaker were appointed as Editor and Co-Editor, respectively, for the annual, which was named THE PLAINSMEN. We voted, on condition, to dedicate the annual to our sponsor, Mr. Albright, in a small effort to show our appreciation for all he has done for us during our high school days. We gave our play at the first of the year. Mrs. Betty Niles, did a superb job of directing Hillbilly Weddin' . During the holiday season we sponsored a Mid-State Conference Dance at the Public Service Auditorium, which was a carry-over from each conference school's Homecoming. Then, ending procedures began. The P.T.A. honored us at one of their meetings. A reception was given us by the junior class at the Skyland Lodge in Spencer on May 14. The baccalaureate service, May 16, was held with the Rev. S. F. Cook delivering the message. Classnight was held May 18, when the members received their due awards. Commencement was the following Thursday night, May 20. The President of Ball State Teacher's College, John R. Emmens, delivered the message. Our goal attained, and our diplomas in our possession, we were made Alumni on Saturday evening, May 22. At two o'clock Sunday, May 23, we set out on our trip. We visited Valley Forge, New York City, Niagara Falls, and Detroit. l We are very proud of our class and the many activities in which we have partici- pated while in high school. We have had many active members and officers in all of the clubs. We have taken part in band and chorus and have had many outstanding students in both fields. We are proud of our classmates who have participated in all types of athletics while in high school. Truly, we're proud to say, We're the Class of 1954! CLASS PROPHECY Dear John: I hear the class of '54 of Plainfield High School is having a reunion. From what I hear they're going to have it at the famous Plainfield Athletic Club 0Wf10d, Of Course, by Crosscorner Castetter. As everyone knows Mr. Cas- tetter also owns Beano's Place , formerly the C8aE Drugs. One of the class- members attending has just returned from a world hot-rod tour in his famous Pink Lady. We're talking about Hot Petunia Long. All of the other members have gone out on their own and are living very successful lives. Neil Alexander heard the call of Go west young man, go west , so he went NORTH. We heard that Bob Bare is head custodian at Indiana Boys School and that Joan Lewellen is now district manager of Kro- gers. Also somebody said that they had seen Tom Calbert in a hardware store the other day still looking for a left-handed paint brush and some striped pain . Jim Copeland just bought out the Plainfield Block factory, fell in a vat of cement and they're still chipping him out of it. I heard that Bob Durell was very happy over his promotion to chief engi- neer of rockets at the Easy-Pop-O Firecracker Company. Don Groninger is water boy 1n chief of the Cartersburg Creeps. He's too small to play football :afraid he'd get hurt. Boretta Holzknecht is starting fullback for the gallant reeps. Dick Hall is the nation's worst orthopedics doctor and married inmate Sharon Lynch, Central No. 0000.6. The ceremony took place in Cell 17. Bob Harvey is chief barker for the Bunglung sisters Circus. Also starring in the circus is Nancy Koho and Her Flying Fleas. Marlene Hedrick has become world-famous as Studebaker's grease-monkey. David Dillinger Owen and Sheldon Capone Houston are still terrifying the south side of Belleville by soaping windows. Marjolane Kellam also heard the call for Go west, young man, go west , but as a woman would she went too far west and fell in the Pacific Ocean. Don Kennedy owns a Wrecker service that specializes in pushing 1939 Olds- mobiles. Jim Masten has attained his long awaited goal as Fire Chief of the metropolis of Plainfield. Glen Miles is in his eighth year as President of Vassar College and Janet Moon is chief chimney sweeper for her father's furnace business. Jim Ward is working El Rocko Rocket Plant putting turn signals, mud flaps and rear View mirrors on space ships. Bill Kniesly is leading the revo- lution between the North Ubangis and the South Ubangis in Argentina. Dick Pierce is a die-hard. He failed to get his flying license so he spends his time jumping out of trees with uumbrellas and throwing rocks at air- planes. Bill Plunkett is still working at the Prewitt Theater as a midget walk- ing under the seats and picking up paper. Jim Tague is still playing the field with his dates, He has a babe lined up in Belgian Congo for Saturday night. David Spencer, that famous Romeo, finally made a world hit by crack- ing a smile in his latest movie, The Mad Lover . Marilyn Burns has just starred in her latest movie, f'Sister of Lassie. Art Snodgrass was voted the nations hog-caller most likely to succeed and Martha Hayden just won the National Spit-toon Spitters Championship. It was the third straight year that Miss Hayden took home the crown. Jerry Lou Johnson just bought the Triple R Bar Running Rat Ranch in Raccoon County on the Red River. Doris Ford has the world re-nowned job of putting the curl in pigtails and pig's tails. Marilyn Johnson has been named the champion cigar-smoker of Lower and Upper Slabovia. Barbara Whitaker is still working at her life's ambition of rubbing spots off the leopards. Jerry Pike is well satisfied with his new job as overlooker of the Empire State Building. David Weddle has joined the Foreign Legion as a carpenter and is in charge of contracting outhouses in the Sahara Desert. Marlene Turner is chief test-pilot for witches-brooms and also has perfected radar for her own personalbroonr Bobbi Porter has returned to the Union fNorthern Gasburgl because the authorities found her whiskey still in operation in Southern Gasburg. Patsy Poe married a twelve foot giant and settled down. John Reeves just won the 500 mile race in his super-charged Crosley V-2. Martha Pratt is now making a success growing African Violets in South Am- erica while her dear friend, Judy Worrell, is a pansy grower in Northwestern Antiartica. Jane Shrake and her husband are now the world's champion tag-team wrestlers, while Marsha Stedman manufactures hose for bow-legged women. Shirley Liston is now Mayor of Brazil and last but not least is Patsy Newlin. Poor Pat is still a student at P.H.S.---reason she's never recieved her diploma because she hasn't paid her Freshman Class dues. LOVE, Sam LAST WILL AND TESTAMEN T OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 We, the Senior Class of 1954, the Town of Plainfield, County of Hen- dricks, and the State of Indiana, being of sound mind Calthough this fact has not been proven, we would like to take the privilege of using the term herel, do ordain and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, thereby making any other wills null and void: ARTICLE I: To the faculty, the people who have seen us through the worst and best, we leave all our scuff marks on the hall floors our 1n1t1als on the desks, our perfect attendances, and above all, space for forty-six more outstanding students. To the Juniors, we give our tolerance of all inter- ARTICLE II: ruptions by the inter-com system, to use when necessary. ARTICLE III: To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to have a Senior Day when we're only Juniors, and our wishes for the best of luck while using it. ARTIVLE IV: To the Freshmen, we leave all our used paper-wads, chewing gum scrapers, and broken rubber bands. Also, a word of advice: don't turn the lights out on the Christmas tree in the hall. ARTICLE V: To our other heirs, the underclassmen, we bequeath the remainder of our most treasured-possessions: I, Neil Alexander, do will and bequeath my ability to have a private art class in Mr. Gwin's office my Junior year to Joe Janeway. I, Robert Bare, do will and bequeath all of my old and slightly used tires to Donald LaRoache. I, Marilyn Burns, do will and bequeath my ability to be prompt every morning to Sonny Harris, and my ability to like one person and flirt with everyone else to Pat Heringlake. I, Thomas R. Calbert, do will and bequeath my ability to date the new girls to my brother, Richard. I, Roger Castetter, do will upon my graduation, the principalship of P.H.S. back to Virgil Gwin. I, James Copeland, do will and bequeath my Weight to Larry Phillips. I, Robert Durell, do will and bequeath my rattle-bones to Tom Hes- sion. I, Doris Ford, do will and bequeath all of my 1500 word themes and all of my old history workbooks and the best of luck while trying to find them to Dean Howard. I, Donald Groninger, do will and bequeath my ability to obtain a driver's license when I'm a Sophomore and still have possession of it when I'm a Senior to my buddy, Bruce Trent, also a firm grip to Gordan Pitt- man. I, Richard Hall, do will and bequeath my ability to beat Stu Hancock in a game of pool to Mr. Hughes. I, Robert Harvey, do will and bequeath my ability to be a blundering oaf to Joe Hagee and Don LaRoache. I also will my ability not to gripe to Tom Hession. I, Martha Hayden, do will and bequeath my excessive weight to Mar- garet Stanley. I, Marlene Hedrick, do will and bequeath my ability to drive a car with the emergency brake on to Nancy Doan and my attendance record to my sister, Janet. I, Loretta Holzknecht, do will and bequeath my ability to be a cheer- leader to my sisters, Anna and Marjie. I, Sheldon Houston, do will and bequeath my ability to purchase the best 1940 Chevrolet ever built to Danny Owen. I also, through the good- ness of my heart, give him all of the little sisters of every girl that rode in it. I, Jerry Johnson, do will and bequeath my ability to talk to five dif- ferent fellas at once and my face not turn red to Mary Jo Phillips, and always have something smart to say for every occasion to my sisters, Jackie and Dottie. I, Marilyn Johnson, do will and bequeath my ability to be engaged in my senior year and still flirt, to Sue Ellen Moore. I also will and be- queath, to Loita Ann Chamness, my ability to go through high school and not buy over four pencils. I, Marjolane Kellam, do will and bequeath my position on Block's High School Fashion Board, willed to me by Barbara Trent, which was willed to her by Joyce Fleck, which was willed to her by' Jean Ann Jessup, to Mary Whitaker. I, Donald Kennedy, do will and bequeath all my school books to Bill Sutton. I, William Kniesly, do will and bequeath my ability to teach music in Physics class to the physics teacher, Claude Hughes. Also the chalk for my cuestick to the up and coming Athletic Club members. I, Nancy Koho, do will and bequeath my various and sundry collection of diets to all present and future Home Ec. teachers of P.H.S. I, Joan Lewellen, do will and bequeath all my old school supplies to my brother, Douglas, and also enough ability to stay in school on April Fool's Day. I, Shirley Liston, do will and bequeath my ability to stay awake in all my classes to anyone else who can manage it. I, Rollis Long, do will and bequeath my ability to put up the flag every nice morning to any underclassmen who think they are capable of doing it. I, Sherry Lynch, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Judy Turner, providing she doesn't break any toes. I, James Masten, do will and bequeath my ability to get up at three o'clock in the morning and go 'to fires, and still be fresh for school, to Don Myers. I, Glen Miles, do will and bequeath my innumerable athletic skills to Tommy Hession. I, Janet Moon, as editor of this volume of the Plainsman, do will and bequeath the following to the future editor of the 1955 edition: 197 sleep- less nights, one dulled brain, 17 pencil stubs, one deflated budget, one beat-up instruction book, one worn-out staff, one barrel of fun, and a bushel of wonderful memories. I, Patsy Newlin, do will and bequeath to Donald Spears, eight inches of my altitude. I, David N. Owen, do will and bequeath my ability to straighten out the stage switch box and still have it all mixed up to our principal, Mr. Gwin. I, Richard Pierce, do will and bequeath my ability to goof off in the Variety Show to Allen Gorman. I, Jerald Pike, do will and bequeath the memory of my height to James Spears and my ability to touch a basketball rim to Ronald Bare. I, Patsy Poe, do will and bequeath my red hair to Betty Janson. I, Martha Pratt, do will and bequeath the fun and love for G.A.A. to any girl who likes sports. I, Jon Reeves, do will and bequeath my ability to not yell and dance on the Circle to Don LaRoache. I, Jane Shrake, do will and bequeath my ability to say the wrong thing at the right time to Mark Hampton. I, Arthur Snodgrass, do will and bequeath my ability to pester Mr. Albright and my seat in the office to Loretta Burch. I, David Spencer, do will and bequeath my ability to stay away from women to Bruce Trent. I, Marsha Stedman, do will and bequeath my ability to always do the wrong thing at the right time to my sister, Linda. I, James Tague, do will and bequeath my outstanding scholastic ability to Don Cummings to use as he sees fit. I, Marlene Turner, do will and bequeath my weak voice and talking ability to Mary J o Phillips, also my driving ability to my sister, Marilyn. I, James Ward, do will and bequeath my right foot and my right arm to David Arnold. I, David Weddle, do will and bequeath my ability to ride the school bus through four years of high school without having a nervous break- down to my cousin, Frank. I, Barbara Whitaker, do will and bequeath my ability to date one boy all through high school to Mina Dailey and my unique method of driving to my sister, Mary. I, Judith Worrell, do will and bequeath my Government book to any- one that wants it. ARTICLE VI: We, the Senior Class of 1954, do hereby appoint the class of 1955 to be the executors of our last will and testament. In wit- ness whereof, we have set our hand and seal on this 16th day of May, 1954. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954, P.H.S. Signed are the witnesses chosen by the Class of 1954. The chosen are leaders of the class chosen to be executors of this will. ' President MJAQ . C Vice-President Secretary N ' ' ' V V ' Treasurer SENIOR DICTIONARY Victim, Description, Lilce, Ambition, Destiny Neil Alexander, Farmer, Girls, Be a farmer and own 4,000 acres of land, Be tenant farmer and slop pigs. Robert Bare, In love, Girls, Truck Driver, Ditch Digger. Marilyn Burns, Witty, Fords and Animals, Be an oyster, Oyster soup. Thomas Calbert, Casanova, Girls, Tool and dye maker, Public Accountant. Roger Casteter, Great Lover, Baseball, Pharmacist, Soda Jerk. James Copeland, Placid, Races, Stock car driver, Navy. Robert Durell, Amusing, Women, Millionaire bachelor, Traveling Sales- man. Doris Ford, Giggly, A stranger from Korea, Work at Eli Lilly, Collect a bet. Donald Groninger, Allround, Loretta, Mechanical Engineer, Married. Dick Hall, Ambitious, Sherry, I.U., Chemistry, Cokes, Surgeon, Profes- sional Wrestler. Robert Harvey, Loud, People, Contractor, Garbage Collector. Martha Hayden, Waiting, To be on my own, A nurse, Get Married and live in California. Marlene Hedrick, Disappointed, Boys, Home Ec. Teacher, Married. Loretta Holzknecht Sparkling, Don, Model, Married to Don. Sheldon Houston, Independent, Red Cadillac Convertibles, Doctor, Lover. Jerry Johnson, Changeable, California Sunshine, Marry a Millionaire, Housewife and have a Model T Ford. Marilyn Johnson, Cheerful, Charles, Money, Play Football at Purdue, Married. Marjolane Kellam, Petite, Fotball, Chicken, Go to college, Married. Donald Kennedy, Reserved, Racing, Marry Monroe, Bachelor. William Kniesly, Unpredictable, Texas Rassling at Drive-in theaters, Own a harem of Ritasand Marilyns, Bigamist. Nancy Koho, Neat, Michigan State, Make Roger C. blush, Onion Grower. Joan Lewellen, Bashful, A boy, Secretary, Married. Shirley Liston, Dreamy, Brazil, Travel around the world, Sell newspapers. Rollis Long, Comical, Sports, Lawyer, Wall street broker. Sherry Lynch, Athletic, Food, Nurse, Old Maid. James Masten, Obnoxious, Big Words, Electronics Engineer, Fire Engine Chaser. Glen Miles, Genius, Checkers, To be a success, Engineer. Janet Moon, lndustrious, 5 year olds, Play Football at P.H.S., Water Boy at P.H.S. Marsha Stedman, Practical, Boys, Married, Old Maid. James Tague, Choleric, Hot Fords, Own a Body Shop, Wash boy at a garage. Marlene Turner, Loquacious, Shrimp, Marry six husbands, Millionaire. James Ward, Humorous, Football, Shoot Joe Dimaggio, Ditchdigger. David Weddle, Opinionated, Blondes, brunettes, Engineer, Nail Bender. Barbara Whitaker, Ediervescent, Darrell, Commerce Teacher, Married. Judith Worell, Care Free, Television, Own a Horse Ranch, The Waves. Patsy Poe, Quiet, Lemons, Cakes, Go to college and be an English teacher, Crazy House. Patsy Newlin, Idefatigable, Nick, Take airplane ride, Mooresville house- wife. Davie Owen, Curly, Westlake Drive-In in the winter, To win Ft. Knox on a punch board, Donut holer. Bill Plundett, Midget, Horses, Hero, Navy. Dick Pierce, Jerry Lewis, Rosemary, Flight instructor, Fat Man in Circus. Jerry Pike, Tall, Buick Century, Tool and Dye Maker, Chewing gum scraper. Martha Pratt, Changeable, Nursing, Succeed, Married. Jon Reeves, Crew cut, birds, Tool and Dye Maker, Pig farmer. Jane Shrake, Questionable, Stuart, Ballet dancer, Stem puller in apple- sauce factory. Art Snodgrass, Friendly. David Spencer, Phlegmatic, Anything, Jelly-bean polisher, Chief salter in a peanut factory. HILLBILLY WEDDI ' Paw Belsnickle ........... Jim Ward Juney Lou .... .... M arsha Stedman Five ............... Marlene Turner Maw Belsnickle ....... Marilyn Burns Ceelie ,..... ..... S herry Lynch SiX .............. Marjolane Kellam Bonnie May ....... Barbara Whitaker Four ........ .... M artha Pratt Ronald Maxwell ..... Roger Castetter Mrs. Maxwell ........... Jane Shrake The Reverend ........... Jim Masten Chiz Upshager 1 .......... Dick Hall Obeey Upshager .... Sheldon Housten DOW TOE RTH Pilone ..... Sheldon Houston Millie ..... Marsha Stedman Diana . . . . . .Pat Anderson Richard . . . . . . . .Jim Ward Wilfred .... Roger Castetter Baxter ...... Don Groninger Orpha ,,,,, Judy Tipps Herman .... Rollis Long Augusta ....... Nancy Koho June --.----- Marilyn Burns Ruthie ....... Sherry Lynch Robert .... .... J im Masten Agnes ...Barbara Whitaker I i , Nancy Koho Jim Copeland Bob Harvey Marjolane Kellam Marlene Hedrick Marlene Turner Sheldon Houston was ,wi f- Joan Lewellen Shirley Liston Q Arthur Snodgrass Barbara Whitaker Jane Shrake Marilvn Johnson Jim Ward We Jon Reeves Janet Moon Doris Ford K' Q -wmg Q 1 x . 5, 55225, 1 2: , i Q ,ws ii.. 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Qfv Joan Stewart lll SS it -XM r fi 'K l ' l B ' X 2 it .a to-. :K T Q X ' at 7,4 .Nl N 3 A7 ' at li Q.. M 73 V1 Q 1 , ll Q, , QW. l B Aw . 1 :,vv l I X f M V X . ,X - 3- ,H Ruth Fields Bruce 'l'rent Marilyn Nloore Robert Milhous 5110- Axye Charles Wood Mary Jo Phillips 1 at at ' , .., ' fm 0, ,.. vi 2, 4, 4 A x ' 5 4 ,Vrr n g -i 55 or .. ' ,Wx A LY W W: , El. , 'Ji . , . Q' B lily 5 '. . . - f-: gi - ': 5. :mn 5,3 X 1 ' . 54 Mill .:rB:::51y- ll l i li Nancy Gray Dean Howard Peggy Friel Robert Burton Rita Jones Richard Stewart Rachel Hampton y a -'-V i t il K B' at I if 'TM t .r - Billie Sutton Benny Butler Jim Ruddick Delmer Harris Donald Cummings Robert Blanton Frank Gladden -Joe Hagee Charles Acton Jay Hayes X NV +L:-. .-4 D 'MG 2 ..,,,,. X Don Myers Scott Mclsllfresh Larry Phillips Carol Hayden Earl Chilcote Harold Lynch Jacquelin Johnson Deana Nichols R0bel't Flynn Loretta Burch Dale Blount - 1 . I iff' 54' , .,' Q '12 ,-, AW ,- ' X f - - .. A ,gi 5 , tx! I fig? F QSM w -if - , , i E Wd, X f ,W f f' :,,. M' 5 A at QF my 2 tl J at 1 ii W 4, X. , t .li . N.. t - . - ,gi f t 51,9 1, mf' sg? 7 X 1 mi X Sue Gray Raymond Kivett Myma Heald James Schmidt Mina Dailey Donald LaRoche Virginia Swift X , Q. , XX X. if , - s v 13221 5 3 5. we--u www - , . 1 we gli' ,W S L .- 2-.V if an gig idx ,L .rt k A .. 1 0 ' .gel Q , X s'+-...Q .,, J' r Rosemary Lee Tommy Hession Nancy Kay Doan David Dawes Sue Ellen Moore Allen Gorman Patty Herringlake L.-,171LqI LQl3ggg:,L.7 CLASS or --56 : ' Z' i':'. :,:,, .,., e W X, W4 is E is l L til , . i f-. iff'-2 Ruth Ann Bright James Spears Ann Kinnett Larry Bradley Peggy Ford f ieeil: I . U - Fred McAninch James Hettle Mary Austin Mary Whitaker Nancy Stanley Linda Winsted Ira Burdine Margurite Kibbey Carolyn Bottoms Ronald Bake Patricia Homung Earl Retherford Patricia Hicks Jerry Bellacca Bettie Janssen wr fs .J V ,x 1- -' f 4 H I' X 4 Mike Crawley l Q- . .. s .A I if li K kix T555 ' 5 ,1 A pa I Gary Ellis pu. , ., ,,:. 1 V 'I Robert Winstead R , 4 ' 1 --f . A- ., H Gordon Sims Ronald Hallet David Amold Doris Drake at 'MW -.---eg., My ,V Joan Dyer 'un '09, I Eleanor Hobson 2 1 ,Q I f .2 ,ae Aa f .4 . .,--. mx ,zu 4-V2 5 ez- f. Qi 3, l ,,mml,, I A 7 Don Eiler Robert Shrake Jerry Calbert Lx 'l 1 H Philip Johnson Delbert Cox 'Y vb Q nv ps., W -.L af if 3 fk J f -' 'J if x J f 1 ' fi J W- M ,r af ' 1 Robert James Doris DeWor Jim Albright Sandra Cumings David Johnson ira' ' 'YW' if if is 'I N., 35 ' .3 .. 6 A X 'ff V 4 7 me 5 W ik ' r ,an 3 Ne' L, 4 'ef N. X ' , 5, 5 l l X' 4 X s 5 K J. Lee Aiken Marcia Henderson Carl Thomas Marilyn Turner Raymond Sheets .1 .,' , .1 l nr 'X '- Phil Ellis Anne Harrell Wayne Miller Barbara Bishop Eddie Spencer iz , -R .,'., llzl f e ' W 33' A N U Q ,,. W ff 'W -1 z y i rl ., I lf! I' X W l l f Marcia Heald Jack Cox Jean Hypes Roy Hardin Lorene Sutton Robert Fields Norman Adamson Gerald Snodgrass wk E s Q I a it .. ff vs 2 fain? Hazel Atwood Larry Clark 'J sf as lmgqlr .E may ::..NAv:.-:I ..,, . :fx J me S , A -'W ,silil ar' r 'Hs' Kaffe , sasassamwads aaamiassmhegn --l- , Nancy Kellum William McDaniel 3 -w A ' 5. 'S ' '- , '2i?f3li 7 ff' fl' N , -, :S ,Q fy ,wi i 5 X it rw, 6'-fl aQ?,e3u 'f .. . Z 1- - h ei 3' ggi, ,,wgr if -Mifi,f2yd Wanda Hallet Sue Carolyn Baines Myron Maxwell Carolyn Lesch Anna Holzknecht fs meaty 5 ?f QM-A , fi t ,x is lb: t get Q5 qiligizggi' .. . ,L . ,wir ,ffl Joe Scarbrough igiif l?'f.,. Eddie Daum Mx ,, Je J , . Jaya' ,z my . sgggfigge . 1, . it K 1' Diana Mitchell I , 2.-Q ' F S sr '- - : R Y gy, . 1 . Wd' y, Q W , 3. 7 f W' , 5233 L N Y A ..,.. 55:55, .155 21:27 1 s,..t,. g.p:,. J . gfiyggs -:2. :. ,, 'g?as e,Msk t QmaW,aat .le or sagi Hr fiwif? - LV: A Q ..,. . F Charles Smith Justine Poynter John Ashlock Dorothy Johnson D' mba? , fs' Frieda Tansey Janet Ellis Howard Gibson Dottie Cordes wr iii a S I Paul Wilhous . pu. t. F Mm :EE gg . is -V ., 2 - ' av' Q X vi' mf- 40' 5 2 ldkgkii ' - .. . R rt Richard Hilligoss David Stanley , X of 3 as if' ' :aj 'Q 513115 A : -:J 1 . E JLEHEF A as 9' A Q sf liqig' 7 g Q-fx l. :Zi Margaret Stanley Fred Reffitg .bei Ellen Taggart Robert Niemeyer , !,,g im 543 K ' NS., , ' '45 -:F Rdwf? kwdf E ' sy EY Shirley Hardin Joe Janeway Qi CLASS or I lk . :Q '57' WA ggi J acquelin Tipps ' , 'QWA 6 A ':1'r 5 .:fv: i il? ge wi Michel James Susan Page if M sl lx' v -f Jan Cox ,Z --'-- Carolyn Page fi g' V. . I VV 4 ,E Z? 64 H A .55 tg, f- Sw' Harley Hubbard Donna Friel Don Alexander 1947. , 522, 1 S MTM mls fag I Wx ln, S fi 'rr QQ a 1 iz. 5 W 'iw 7: E S I cn E- Q- -N 5 in s SAV' ,4 David Newby Connie Mclserron Bill Schmidt Loita Chumnr-ss vii if-1 'fs Larry Heiliger , 5 a .ff-f i -4 v P Q Lk! M QA? Z mi E , R a leon Sutton Kathleen Blanton Donald Stanley Joan Stewart Guy Masten Kathryn Ros I sw . , 5 -,. 5, . f 85' lm Fu' .. '- A ' Q 'Q' Q - , - ':' M ,, '- . - e lf V 71522 Qi n ' W l V ' wgfftilti ., i , P ,-.' W S ' 'mat ' r w 15:5 fa' u l 5 J 5251. A W- , -v ' 'iff ff t.,, Kill F wif ,V Constance Hedge Donald Ferguson Eilene Nichols Donald Hill Betty Wilson Ronnie Hllllffel' an V. K W-5 QI ya.. jf ,gk -.- ' we ,ff S-we ta a y Bruce Atkinson Barbara Goff Eugene Atwood Kay Anderson Tom Allison Delores Scott Linda Stedman Jerry Treser Beverly Hodgin Jack Dalton Iva Wilson Gordon Pitman .Q .. - ' L ., ,V,t img?-ww, 1 'i A is 1 ri 'I W ga V ' 7 ' ' K , 'Af' S Q A f a'-a:ta fmf -zii -ii if 5, B H I Esther Conrad David Foggatt . A kt Avl, Q- M , A. ,L A fi.. igisfxggw . ,, 'WWMQS ' . . I: Lowell Castetter Darlene Young 'X' .Q Judith Tumer Jerry Cokain Frank LaRoche Christine Chilcote Francis Fields Jack Carter Bill Strafford HK WN , im 3 Nancy Flyn Janis Pruitt Donald O'Nxones W V25 :ul c M at A be . .iw y 3 3. r all Mir? uf? Hudner Southworth Roy O'De1l Lacy Diane Holdcraft Tommey McQuil1en Jean White Richard Hobbs Fem Acton , , C CLASS OF 1 W L 1' A .., . wr fa- 'K ' bfi ii '58' it if E is ni 'N e l'- f a lv Em i , - , i is , ,,,., wg ,uni . 'wig L? Q A 5 s si 5 ,J 18 gs- , in .J Nancy Sue Jones James Cooper Mandy Bishop Ronald Hancock John Wilson Jerry Boles Janet Ann Hadley Richard Calbert David Heald Don Fosnight Jim Goodwin Earnest Good 3 f,, W - . ai xw ,,.,t. MLN I ,Ry q .A of o n ,A 5, ,N 4 71 gf i . .k.,-v E it -I vl- my .Er 3 LM - H-' , TWH., R N we Y W or C u if f ,., , ' . W gw' . -is - 4- ff-L - M L. ,wm- s z ra.. gg, ., ,Wg .Y f L no I ly: l ag . gr - :F gk ., ,ff 3 I W 3 J ' B Wi 514, ' 'ii -1 . l , x M' , Q , W A ' i f ' fi - ' - 5 A V ' 'f ' he ' 2 f 5 1 ... ian .4. i f B Richard Lewis Eleanor Doughty Terrell Jackson Lois Sutton Edward Dobbels 1' i h ,,.-K an ,Q F, gf . A' --fl ' ' - 3 , ..,. t ..7 4 .fi L Q 5' i 'ref , sl -.wi N -1 4 Q' ' 12' V mg? wi. Q41 i n Tinii . '.5'-Q'-Y'ig.' 9 f' I D s . ' J rf: yummy '-Stfu., f s :1:2I3:g,, ..1lnii,5- Y ' f H ::z.:::f'ffs-L:-..! e Carolyn Parsons 4-I Xx x R :gc 1 I AP? , 'U .'9147. Bob Maupin new JL 0 W ,. 'J' -, J x! 4 If S Q SLA k Frances Gibbs nfs- - G A 'X Don Brinker Charles Bryant Regina McAninch Danny Lee Mildred Warren F ,B . if ' .' ' ,, .. , ...av 1 . . - E- : ,....'f ' ' l , -, N-.-Q-A l, ' X 12' ,' 5' I '- V' I wmv , i wi , i yitltfief Q . A ' 5 Patricia Lynch Robert Ruddick Judith Smock Jack Barnet -4-1 -1 .uf L -it f Alf 23' ' L 'hw I Q 'ht ,ink ,Q W ,, ,.,,. Q . , 1 2 3 1 1 Douglas Lewellen Judith Morehead Albert Upton Janet Agan 4 - ,:- - . ' g'M5f B 5' fl A A t if X'lH Nancy Lewis Don Land Margie Holzknecht George Tipps X, Q 2 Xxiiiiiiil, . . J 51, it Q 41 5 4 F V 1 Q ,.t ggi I . X 5 K X r rl we Ann Marshall X f . .4 1' WW . Q' ' 211i A ,,., E 1 ., . ,,,' j , Charles Mayo La Conda Taylor E W' 3 2. .. bww .jf G if E 5 :K+ Q i i -am , -r' -.Q ,ff fi L f M Wm. Goens as if . ' 1 :if -' Y 1 35' 'W as and V75 'Wk Q ls, Rf rw-, K gtQfi5gkfy .:, 8 e ill ' 3?-9: Q I l Quitona O'Brien George Porter Wm. Misner Judith Allison Janet Hedrick Danny Owen James Mahan Sarah Stranger , Q ww , J V, V, , , .X ,,, - - 42 'E - A 5 an-di tx 'fr .f 1 i 5 Mark Hampton 'K .,...,. -l - I . Q Ram B My V 4 ' ,ssgsif A .-ai: , S .-.ttririra-.,,-Q ':g-Qf-:,,. 51535 J 5 . -fl r V 2- F: . J 'jZ:j5f::isi2zi?15 ' 1 1 Janet Burch Ronald Lumpkin Charlotte Hayden .W ,W Y. J t K in K El if : '1 pf X A f :J ft W James Young fl' U 2- '-: ::,,, . . ,, ' 1 J 5 - fQQ f :A l ge :Q : ' I. W1 will lmao - -' 1 7 my ' ri fy K bi ,IQV , ,, . K Q-,Q V, . 5 4: . K . J at , t .swirl a we a.:: 1 1' Q - ,g K . 2 2 tw 'N K M XA N 4 D I H J y .1 5 , b vv V ..,.. If y, H X rv g L - :: ,,: ' f ' ' tll: ' if 1 wwf if 4 f we Q Lelia Powell Franklin Weddle Mary Stafford Bill Shrnitt Gladys Wampler David Deubner Nina Crowe gi-1 ' , J ,W t i 1 --,--' .. t ...IQ t , .X ' .. . Y W I ' 4' f ' 1 ' ' K . B li' 'wif zf: ' ' X K -- f -fi, biqqg i V g: M I ,tiff gl' l':: .P wvf.f I 1 ' '..- li' 1-:-- L I ' - ,, :: ' ,J lil uiili il J l in Ili param 1 .W 73? 4 Y' zir' M'-is P ' J I . 'M . 'M J . -1 f I J ,..' ' A +V 1 we W 1 Z Joe Templeton Judith Pickett John Swift Barbara Clark Rollin Nichols Nita Heald Donald Spears ...1 , b ,..,, E? ali My J ' gi, A 2' b : - - ' .E A 5 -. ' ' I 1-12:-' t -J if V - Q .,., 2 o r - if zz . Q ' r g i . . ,. , gui: JE il .. A . gf- H ,Q V 1 .,,. 19' on xi., itf:: 3f , W ..,': I t.:,, Y X1 Q - X 3: .A . K W . ,. I- A l kwvp ---:,., X , v, ,I .,,, . A F EEE .,. ,S I k R : .. ,, mi- --f-is K 4 nf- MN! . l Q K, Ig 1 I . ....' K -M 1' if J ll .5 E 2 Ruth Osbom Wm. Chitwood Beverly Castleman Ronald Bolos Judith Barnaby Wm. Leroy Refiitt Peggy Sue Burgan CLASS OF 00 N959 ' 3 . W.. if .1 Tx 2 YJ A- L Xxx N E 2 M lv r 1, vt l. as ,if I Q, z like - fewer ,A Mffw .W F V 1 B George Porter Harold Gray Tom Holzknecht Judith Castetter Fred Schmidl David Flynn 18 13 8 .. . -Q -1- vw Sw . A l i ,gm 4 'ul a an fe' 1' '- , , ,, w,,,, at I ag ,-,V jg A, Aff: 25 7 :I :f gi , . g,,lg .D an gil g .UI gf 4 l , '50 lg Martha Cox James Bachman Paul BHITIEU E ' -' , al l sw f 5 q F X, ,L ,-, W, ' - V' I l 'Q 1 iff' P Q ru 'M- Max Winsted Charles Cain Herbert Cain s ' 4' ff, 'A .-...JF :' ai ' 'S' Q ff Harold Wingler Roy Brooks James Hessler William Nysewander Barbara Dowell Joseph Dobbels Biff Treser Kathy Dunigan Rosemary Hall Marjorie Fields lf ' 1 Q ,fa 1 i John Blanton Ok -3 ,, 'M e. .af 49 'lf' Margaret Johnson -0- N M , -r.-,1 Q 'Ol Q1 A I ':.. , , xg-22.23 , . EV 5 is 1 3 N, aes: :sg -1-: :'v ::m'fii!:- f Charles Foggatt . ,.. ,, .I ,V George Dickinson tw e e 4- ea-.a K, Q, Carolyn Carbin Lowell Acton Betsy Elgart , 5 It i V, Q in .ow J .,,, !' 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Pierce, Mr. Albright. M. Kellum, M. John- son, S. Lynch, R. Hall, P, Newlin, M. Hedrick, Mrs. Niles, L. Holzknecht, D. Groninger R. Castetter. Front row fleft to rightl-J. Shrake, J. Johnson, J. Moon, B. Whitaker, N. Koho M. Burns. N N UAL TAFF The Senior Class decided unanimously at the end of its Junior year to publish an annual which would contain all the memories, trials, good times, and fun that the students experienced during school years. The following students were given the responsibility of getting it underway: Editor, Janet Moong Assistant Editor, Barbara Whitaker, Sports Editors, Don Groninger, Dick Hall, Sharon Lynch, Loretta Holzknechtg Business Manager, Patsy Newling Literary, Nip Long, Bill Knieslyg Advertising Manager, Roger Castetter. The class officers decided the cover design should be in the class colors, green and gray, with a picture of a tree on the right hand side. The annual was benamed The Plainsmanf' The class extends its appreciation to its sponsor, Mr. Ivan Albright, and to its many advertisers, teachers, and organizations which have made this memory book a book to treasure always. Back row: M. Turner, T. Hession, D. Weddle, G. Miles, J. Hagee, J. Mastin, B. Durell, B. Kniesly, P. Newlin Second row: M. Bums, P. Herringlake, R. Bright, S. Moore, N. Koho, S. Bennet, M. Moore, J. Moon, R. Castetter, Front Row: B. Whitaker, D. Groninger, D. Spencer, S. Lynch, Mrs. Masten NATIONAL HONOR soqcrv I Q '7 f Z 5 . EQ? The National Honor Society Charger 2240, was ohganized in'1940. Op- portunity for membershlp comes from t e upper third o the class in scholar- shig. The four cardinal points for election to membership are scholarship, lea ershlp, character and service. The national ruling 1S that never more than twenty-f1ve per cent of a graduating class may becomemembers. The society has had a busy year under the d1rect1on of 1tS officers, Don Groninger, Bar- lilhra Whltaker, Sherry Lynch, David Spencer, and its sponsor, Mrs. Madge asten. As a money-making project the Society holds a Sample Fair annually. Money from thishproject helhs to finance the National Honor Sociehy Girard Math Award which was esta lished ir1 1947 as a memorial to Mr J Guard a former pririci al, and a revolvin Scholarship Loan Fund. The Girard Award is made anhnualjlylto the senior wgho haslmaintalned the highest average in mathematics during his four years of high school The Loan Fund 1S agam available to any worthy senior this year. Back row, left to right: M. Crawley, P. Herringlake, S. Lynch, M. Whitaker, M. J. Phillips, B. Trent, D. Groninger, N. Kellum, C. Page, J. Stewart, J. Cokain, D. Spencer. Front row: Mr. Gwin, B. Strafford, T. Hession, R. Castetter, P. Newlin, J. Albright. 1 STUDE T COUNCIL The 1953-54 year proved to be both successfull and eventful .for the P.H.S Student Council under the leadership of Roger Castetter Presidentg Patsy Newlin, Secretary-treasurerg with Mrs. Masten and Mr. Gywin, Sponsors. The council s membership consisted of four representatives from each class, making a total of 16 members. The 'council this year lpaid half the price of the new turntable for the Communication System.. T ey sponsored a Home talent Show for the P0110 Fund. The counci provided noon hour activities and bought new records. Ehey purchased a table and numerous gifts at Christmas for the Old Folk's ome. The council also contributed 'much to the .school through thi-Elanning and carrying out of a' 'School Spirit Week. This promoted better -aroun school spiri among the studen s. Back row fleft to rightb-J. Copeland, M. Johnson, M. Hedrick, B. Bare, B. Porter, B. Plunkett, T. Calbert, D. Kennedy, J. Tague, Mrs. Niles. Front row fleft to rightj-M. Turner, J. Reeves, J. Masten, J. Johnson, B. Harvey, J. Moon. QUAKER SHAKER The Quaker Shaker Staff of 1954 was organized in September, 1954, under the direction of Mrs. Betty Niles. Members of the staff were: Editor-in-Chief, Jim Masteng Associate Editor, Jerry Johnson, Sports Editor, Jim Tague, Business Manager, Marlene Turner, Feature Editor, Marlene Hedrick, News Editor, Jon Reeves, Photographer, Bill Plunkett, Reporters, Tom Calbert, Jim Copeland, Don Kennedy, Bob Bare, Jon Reeves, Jim Tague, Marilyn Johnson, Bobbie Porter and Martha Pratt, Exchange Editor, Janet Moon. For the first time in several years, this year the Quaker Shaker became a printed publication. It was published bi-monthly from October until May. The paper was paid for by advertisers and subscriptions. During the year members of the Journalism class made a tour of the Indianapolis Star-News Building. Back row, left to right: S. Moore, S. Lynch, E. Conrad, M. Johnson, N. Gray, J. Shrake, M. Henderson, R. Hampton, S. Bennet, M. Ave, H. Atwood,N. Koho, S. Bright. Third row: S. Hardin, K. Blanton, C. McLeanor, R. Bright, M. Heald, F. Fields, K. Ross N. Kellum, K. Heald, J. Dewar, M. Stanley Second row: J. Johnson, M. Austin, D. Nichols, L. Steadman, E. Nichols, J. Tipps, J. Johnson, D. Johnson, N. Stanley. Front row: Miss Newlin, P. Herringlake, M. Kellam, J. Moon, M. Moore, M. Stedman, Mrs. Sanderson SUNSHI E OCIETY The Plainfield High School Sunshine Society began its sixteenth year with the openingvimf school last fall under the leadershilp of Janet Moon, Ipres- identg Marilyn oore, vice-gresidentg Marjolane Kelam secretary, atty Herringlake, treasurer, Mrs.. anderson, sponsor and Miss Newlin, co-sponsor. Thirteen girls wereuinitiated in the traditional candle light ceremony Dec ember 3, 1953, at the higih school. A I Springtime was mar ed bfy the outstanding socialgevent of the year. The occasion was the very delight -ul reception, which is glvenlannuallivl to honor those whom the Sunshine oclety gir s have chosen as their Ideal adies. During the year, the members' have tried to spread cheer and hap iness by visiting and sendmfg cards to the sick and by remembering those wlgo are sad and lonely. One o the annual projects has been a visit to the Hendricks County Home, where a program is given and gifts are distributed to the men and women there. Back row left to right: B. Neimeyer, R. Sheets, D. Stanley, R. Hallett, Mr. Grosskreutz, J. Nysewander, D. Johnson, D. Newby, B. Atkinson. Front row: R. Treser, N. Adamson, M. Maxwell, N. Alexender, E. Spencer, L. Atkinson, f E. Harold. v Z i, K -.jf fa- A f'-7- A 'A ,?','J x Q ln e,o T'9'v ,. SA ' 0. I : Tuxrai a' Q . 4 A f QQ 'U U FUTURE FARMER OFA ERICA The Plainfield Chapter of the Future Farmers of America celebrated their fifteenth year of existance on May 4, 1953. The chapters membership for 1953-1954 numbers tewnty-three active members and Mr. Grosskreutz the advisor. Neil Alexander served as President, Larry Atkinson as vice-president: Myron Maxwell, Treasurer, Frank Gladden Secretary, Eddie Spencer, Reporterg Norman Adamson, Sentinel. I'he chapter has three Hoosier Farmers, Ralph Cummings, Wayne Drake, and Don Whitaker, as active members. Wayne Drake is serving as District Director for the ensuing year. Activities of its members include, a project tour, a poultry and grain show, Parent and Son Banquet, Public Speaking, Essay Contest. Farm Fire Saftey Survey, Pest Erodication, Pop Corn sale, Garden Seed sales, T. V. Programs, News Letter Publication, Chapter Meeting contest, and Chapter Activities Contest. This organization is truly and intergal part of the Vocational Agriculture Department of Plainlielfl lligh School Back Row: F. Fields, J. Turner, C. Leach, D. Young, S. Cummings, M. Dailey, H. South- worth, D. Cordes, W. Hallot, D. Drake, D. Holdcroft, M. Heald, R. Feilds, N. Flynn, J. Prewitt, M. Tumer, J. White, C. Hedge Third Row: P. Hicks, B. Wilson, V. Swift, Page, C. Chilcote, M. J. Phillips, D. Mitchell, B. Janssen Second Row: M. Whitaker, L. Winstead. Hardin, C. Hayden, J. Poynter, K. Anderson, B. Hodgins, P Kiby, N. Stanley, I. Wilson A. Kennet, J. Sloan, L. Chamness, S. Lynch, C. J. Stewart, J. Dewar, C. McLeanor, J. Lewellen R. Ellis. B. Goff. P. Harnune. L. Stedman, S. J. Horton, M. Stedman, D. Scott, D. Johnson, Front row: J. Johnson, M. Turner, M. Hedrick, L. Holzknecht, B. Whitaker, N. Koho, A. Holzknecht, Mrs. Truax, J. Johnson. FUT RE HOMEMAKER OF AMERIC Some of Plainfield most intending and enthusiastic girls make up the membership of the F.H.A. This year there are active members.We are again fortunate in having a state officer in our group, Nancy Koho is the state F.H.A. Historian. Our programs have been varied and interesting this year some of the outstanding ones have been, the United Nation program, demonstrations on flower arrangements, gift wrap- ping, a talk by an entemolgist on household pests, and a program about civil defense. Social functions have been many and varied with the Fall Prom in November, Christmas parties, tea for incoming freshmen, and our Sprindg Dance. Money making scheme for the year have inclu ed a work day for the Halloween Car- nival. Donations to foreign homemakers have been made by our club through the purchase of UNESCO stamps. Our Chapter Mothers are Mrs. Robert Whitaker and Mrs. Robert Stewart. Bobbie Anrr Thompson, last year's president, is the chapter sister for 1953-1954. CME MAK5-tr Nl-'W NQVA1' 7 Nancy Kellum F R r u a t n h c i B s r i G g i h b t b s J a S n u e e S M h o r o a r k e e '2'3'iP -nm N-' YDS mm , S QQ' -Q' s I QN 8 11 !w f'P 3 Q Q, . 'f 'K mln I I A, ,ff , l 'r if - ' v I Q. W-fc M K ww S. Houston, B. Durell. Bottom row-P. Herringlake, S. Moore, R. Hampton, S. Bennet J Moon R Bright 'CM33 WSJ' TRI PLE TRIO M. Hedrick, M. Johnson, N. Koho, M. Turner, P. Newlin, M. Kellam, J. Lewellen, B. Whitaker. fMissing, R. CHOR L DIRECTORS Miss Dorothy Boyll fshown on the left! resigned after the lst Semester to further her singing career and was replaced by Miss Douglass Rowe in the 2nd Semester. Lee.J e'.... 3- A A ff- -...K s N Q .'s. A Q, xx' m. Q. 4 w A x -3 X 5 f GJ LJ A ivlrafud 'C'3 'U fir' In iir' V' Q-.Q We u E3 mw- :.:r. JH' -If 2J'3 .W 0 uni 'Q w urns?-.X 2 B A K. x- BPS K 'N Gr 5 V MID-STATE CONFERENCE CHAMPS Row 1: Nancy Kellum, Sue Moore, Jan Cox, Don La Roache, Bill Strafford, Gordon Sims, Paul Milhous, Dick Hobbs, Lowell Castetter, Loretta Holzknecht, Nancy Doane Row 2: David Stanley, Bob Harvey, Jerry Cokain, David Dawes, Norman Adamson, J. Lee Aiken, Rollis Long, Tom Hession Row 3: Eddie Daum, Charles Woods, Dick Stewart, Jerry Calbert, Bob Milhous, Ar- thur Snodgrass, Roger Castetter, Bob Durell, Jim Albright, David Owens Row 4: Asst. Coach Bradford, Larry Philips, Mike Crawley, Charles Acton, Jim Cope- land, Joe Hagee, Scott McElfresh, David Amold, Jim Ward, Don Groninger, Coach Albright Aug. Sept Sept: Sept Sept Captain Groninger Coach Albright FOOTBALL 1953 Asst. Coach Bradford We They 28--Brownsburg 13 6 Oct Danville 4--Brazil 6 8 Oct Brookville 11--Lebanon 0 6 Oct S way 18--Greencastle 19 6 Oct ooresville 25--Decatur C. 19 13 Oct Martinsville Won 8 Lost 2 2 65036050 IOR S' 5 5 E ALBRIGHT GRONINGER BRADFORD B TEAM Row 1: G. Masten, J. Cox, R. Hobbs, G. Pitman, W. Strafford, R. Neimeyer, F. La Roche Row 2: P. Milhous, L. Castetter, J. L. Aiken, N. Adamson, J. Albright, J. Cokain, D Stanley, G. Sims Row 3: Asst. Coach P. Bradford, T. McQuillen, J. Mysewander, C. Wood, D. Arnold L. Phillips, M. Crawley, J. Calbert, D. Dawes, 'Coach Albright UNIOR HIGH Row 1: J. Moorhead, P. Barnett, R. Van Hooser, J. Edmondson, M. Newlin, J. Bach- man, P. Krebs, R. Hancock, K. Holdcroft, R.Heald, V. Nysewander, M. Cox Row 2: A. Turner, D. Heald, A. Tumer, R. Calbert, T. Bennett, J. Barnett, R. Rud- dick, J. Dobbels, J. Templeton, J. Hessler, J. Wilson, R. Young Row 3: J, Hobbs, W. Creekbaum, D. Sharer, D. Owens, C. Mayo, E. Dobbels. D. Tip- ps, D. Lee, D. Bryant, M. Hampton, D. Lewellen, R. Lewis, Coach Albright JIM COPELAND, tackle Reliable and alert, showing rapid de- velopment. ROGER CASTETTER, halfback Good defensive wingback, intercep- ting many passes and showing more development than any other man on the team. . BOB DURELL end Always reliable for good defensive plays. ' Al DON GRONINGER, fulback Captain Gentleman and leader of the team at all times. BOB HARVEY, guard' Always full of pep and spirit, keeping the morale of the seam high. NIP LONG, end A good offensive and defensive man, always reliable. DON LA ROACH, haliback The best ground ball carrier on the team, picking up three or four yards at least anytime they were needed. ARTHUR SNODGRASS, guard Little but mighty, always encouraging the team with his spirit and Eght. JIM WARD, halfback Always dependable when the team needed passing and punting. 1 ,-v 'v-N x .- 1 M I D -N- S T A T E C H A Don Cummings M P S .fd Don was iniured and didn't play football, f Y! ffl, GY ffl -F S sl Eddie Daum, David Owen 4 Nancy Doane, Sue Ellen Moore. Nancy Kellum, Loretta Holzknecht i s 5g rf W. F .- x , if Lf ? 1- 'lf M 'N 'Wi I .Z-i'E? w ... lnifasliifff ggi '. ,sf r X Left to right-J. Hagge, S. Harris, D. Myers, M. Crawley, J. Ward, J. Ruddick, D. Groninger, D. Spencer, J. Albright, R. Long, T. Hession. VARSITY Clayton Greencastle Bainbridge Speedway Greenwood Ellettsville Avon Ben Davis Decatur Central Lew Wallace Brownsburg P'fld Opp. 57 63 52 49 76 61 54 51 52 48 55 56 61 51 58 68 44 37 48 58 27 54 TEAM P'fld Ono Manuel 41 54 Zionsville 54 62 Mooresville 66 48 Glenn 57 83 Monrovia 45 58 Pike Twp. 43 56 NEW YEAR'S TOURNEY Q Speedway 47 60 Monrovia 49 42 SECTIONAL New Winchester 45 58 Eiifliiifi 1 David Spencer, Captain Rollis Nip Long ' Don lTiny5 Groninger Sonny Harris Hike Crawley Tom Hesslon Don Myers Joe Hagee Jim Albright Jim Ruddick Bob Burton Don Eiler Bruce Trent Larry Phillips Don LaRoach David Arnold Eddie Spencer J. Ruddick E. Spencer Paul Bradford T. Hession J. Albright Hagee Arnold Eiler Burton Top row-J. Carter, D. Hobbs, H. Gibson, J. Cokain, T. McQuillin, J. Cox. Bottom row-Mr. Albright, D. Alexander, D. O'Niones, B. Strafford, F. LaRoach, G. Masten, T. Allison. ,J xr Nona LQ ......,.f-.--. nf 'Q - 5. I if W 71: xi. ' vw 35 sw Nancy Doane, Sue Ellen Moore, Nancy Kellum, Loretta Holzknecht 5 1 N sq , 5' , x v I :if ,V .P ' x 1 1, W XQWZQ F N FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH Joan Stewart, Lowell Castetter Ann Turner, Judy Moorehead, Margie Holzknecht Martha Cox I9 'VVC lx? ,Mi ' 5 1 1 W? 1-11 vcdw 1, 1-4' . x lx , , ' Q PIEPU P10915 P11 i Iz, ' qi 1 1 T -if wx su ...ff ...A MID-STATE CHAMPS 1953 D. Arnold, J. Hagee, S. Harrls, J. Ward, D. Gronmger, Mr, Bradford 2nd row' T Hess lst row: Q ion, R. Castetter, L. PhlulpS, J. Albrlght, D. Dawes, M. Crawley SENIGRS ,'P' TR CK Back row: J. Ward, D. Pierce, W. Miller, D. Arnold, M. Crawley, M. Adamson, D. Eiler Second row: D. Groninger, L. Phillips, B. Durell, E. Spencer, D Stewart, J. Albright First row: C. Smith, G. Sims. G. Snodgrass, D. LaRoche, Mr. Albright CROSS COU TRY Back row: T. Allison, R. Burton. R. Winsted, J. Ruddick, S. Harris, D. Myers, E. Eiler, E. Spencer. H. Gibson, J. Dalton First row: J. Carter, C. Thomas, J. Pike, L. Phillips, L. Clark, D. O'Niones, Mr. Bradford. Back row: N. Gray, P. Friel, F. Acton, M. Moore, M. Ave, R. Jones, R. Hampton, W. Hal- let, M. Henderson, H. Southworth, S. Bennet, J. Moon, M. Hedrick, D. Holdcroft, S. Cumm- ings, J. Turner. 4th row: L. Chamness, J. Stewart, S. Bright, N. Flynn, F. Fields, J. Dyer, M. Turner, J. White, S. Gray, H. Atwood, C. Hedge, C. Page, C. Chilcote, M. Phillips 3rd row: M. Stanley, J. Poynter, N. Koho, R. Bright, J. Sloan, K. Ross, C. Heald, K. Blan- ton, S. Moore, N. Doane, P. Herringlake, M. Johnson, J. Tipps, J. Worell 2nd row: F. Tansey, M. Kibbey, B. Willson, J. Horton, D. Scott, B. Goff, D. Friel, V. Swift S. Baines, M. Kellam,E. Nichols, C. Hayden, B. Hodgens P. Ford, I. Willson Seated: M. Tumer, S. Lynch. P. Newlin, J. Shrake, N. Kellum, Mrs. Fraizer. The Girls Athletic Association was started in Plainfield High School in 1948 and has al- ways had a large number of interested supporters. All girls are elegible to join the member- ship is now. The Plainfield girls participate in many playdays and sportsdays throughout the year. This enables them to become aquainted with girls from other schools in athletic activities. On December 12, 1953, a sportsday was held at Plainfield. The girls played volleyball by school teams, basketball by color teams, and gymnastics by individuls. There was also an- other sportsday held February 13, 1954. Other activities are clinics, state and district camps and sport nights. The ofticers this year were president, Patsy Newling vice president, Jane Shrakeg secre- tary, Nancy Kellum, treasurer, Sherry Lynch. The sponsor is Mrs. Frazier. Probable sweater winners this year are Nancy Koho, Jane Shrake, Marlene Hedrick, and Patsy Newlin. Marjolane, Marlene Mr. Frazier, Jane, Marlene, Janet Marilyn, Sherry, Nancy, Patsy Y ' SENIOR ,jlINIOR Shirlcv Lizton Ruth Ann Bright 1 H0 ECO I G QUEE Queen Ruth Ann Bright Captain Don Groniuger SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Anna Holzknevht Fern Acton mi? o fl mr JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN BAND OPERATION BIG PUSH QUAKERS IN ACTION! I l :sta ', iw f Y - , ' I .3 '- L , ' ' Ay ' ,, is ,qs f 4 f - x '1 .df - . . .X ,3 , - , A .Vgf'r ',' L N f K -iw -gg ' if A , 1. , 1 Wifi i 3 fa 1 . l .Mnuvl iw H ii if ff Q re- The Senior Class of 1954 wishes to ex- ! press its sincere gratitude to all who have con- X tributed to its numerous projects during its four years in high school. Only through their efforts was the long awaited senior trip shar- Q ed by the class made possible. is We extend our heartful appreciation to 1 our sponsor, Mr. Ivan Albright. Under his su- l pervision and guidance which he so graciously grendered, each of us has come to realize what ia sacred honor it is to be a graduate of Plain- field High School. V Goodby, Good Luck and God Bless You The Senior Class'of,1954 l ' tj-22 3 YV , , li TL 5 cw Vw fr wwf ,, 'U A in wMAr4M,,.f-J 'W 5 xlpiif--f ,f .1 S ' A Qiif..2f'ff frf Agri D , .gl , V ' I ' Sf'f'.'f'w:'l'fV'1't, W W1 7' ,. K K lf , . ,pawns ..,.,,.1 sf 'gl'r W Q M355 fi gf' 0 0 Z I MMD! C23 T-T? GRADUATION DAY IS AN IMPORTANT DAY IN THE LIFE OF EVERY YOUNG MAN AND WOMAN. FOR, AS A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, YOU STAND ON THE THRESHOLD OF A BRIGHT FUTURE--MADE EVEN BRIGHTER BY THE FACT THAT AN AMPLE SUPPLY OF DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC POWER WILL ALWAYS BE AVAILABLE. WITHOUT ELEC- TRICITY IN THE PICTURE, YOUR CHANCES OF SUCCESS IN WHAT- EVER THE CAREER OF YOUR CHOICE WOULD BE SLIM INDEED. AS YOU KNOW, WE ARE CONSTANTLY EXPANDING OUR FACILITIES TO MEET THE GROWING NEEDS OF THE AREA WE SERVE. THAT MEANS THERE WILL ALWAYS BE MORE THAN ENOUGH ELECTRIC POWER TO HELP YOU SUCCEED NOW, AND IN THE YEARS AHEAD. CON- GRATULATIONS TO YOU, AND BEST OF LUCK! PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. sooo, Low-Cosr ELECTRIC SERVICE TO MORE THAN 700 COMMUNITIES IN 70 COUNTIES IN INDIANA --v-In-awww COMPLIMENTS DIAMONDS - WATCHES - CLOCKS OF SILVERWARE - GLASSWARE HOWARD Cc CRDNK Da CI, RHI CI HARMONIS OHIROPRAOTOR 111 W, MAIN X-RAY SERVICE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF HEY-BOB DRIVE INN LEWELLENIS MARKET PLAINFIELD PHONE 5521 BOB EDWARDS PLAINFIELD VARIETY STORE BEST W'5HES To THE SENIORS OF HEMH DONALD W'GG'NS WI OI STAFFORD, M. DI JI CI STAFFORD, MI D, STANLEY'S FEED MILL C 5 W D-X SERVICE FEED IS YOUR NEED A COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING OUR BUSINESS IS FEED! MOTOR TUNE-UP 2 MILES WEST ON ROAD MO 510 W. MAIN STREET PHONE 6068 PLAINFIELD, INDG CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 195M 'T' H ...iii 'Q J -' - f - . '24 Manfs Home is his Castle! HAPPY VALLEY FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES PHONE 5820 ROAD MO, 2 1!2 MILES wEsT or PLAINFIELD BEST WISHES TO THE I SENIOR CLASS OF MEM' BOB HALL INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF . H. MARLOWE, D. C. CONGRATULATIONS THE C. S. MERCER COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1888 ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES MANUFACTURING PRINTERS AND STATIONERS PHONE 8291 127-29 S. VINE ST. PLAINPIELC, IND. A ...NN S. N5 oy. Av. PAVYIS GRCCERY I IGROCER ' LLIED 6 Q , ...X , 4,, Q X NY u. S. CHOICE BEEF FANCY FRUITS VEGETABLES SMITHFIELD HAMS CROSSE 8 BLACKWELL ASSORTED Eooos SEN'ORS PHONE 5116 OF PLAINFIELD, IND. H51-'LII CIRCLE INN NEwBY'S CHICAGO PROPRIETORS INN - 5 MRS- JACK BLANTON WE SPECIALIZE IN SEA PCCCS PHONE 7711 I 7j'CtJ 1UH tw I Bslulo 1 .E oIlTsurnnw DISTINCTIVE PHOTOGRAPHY 617 SOUTH EAST STREET PLAINFIELD PHONE 6091 IAIT NATIONAL ROAD PLAINFIELD. INDIANA PHONI l1l7 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTL ING INC. COMPLIMENTS OF RANDALIKS CAFE A ' I X- I COMPLIMENTS OF CARTER-LEE LUMBER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF 195lI CONSUMER COAL COMPANY GRIMES HOTEL A CAFE PLAINEIELC, INDIANA WHERE sooo Eooo IS SERVED STEAKS A CHOPS A CHICKEN PLATE LUNCHES PHILLIPS MCTOR SALES Ze Solo - plqmoald BEST OE LUCK TO GRADUATING SENIORS CLASS OF MEAN AND THEIR SPONSOR PLAINEIELD FLOWER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF LYON AND LYON DRESS SHOP CI O, WINSTED 8 SERVICE Jo A. DOUGLAS, MGRD HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING PLUMBING - SHEET METAL WORK CHRYSLER AIR-TEMP DEALER 129 SOUTH VINE PLAINPIELD, IND. PHONES PLAINPIELD 5801 CLAYTON 151 COMPLIMENTS OF DRI BOONE, DID.SI EXPERT TUNE-UP AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE PHONE CYPRESS C857 HYLTONIS GARAGE DRIDOEPORT, INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS FROM DAUM HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT STORE PLAINPIELD, INDIANA PHONE 5571 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 195A THE REXALL STORE S M ESSARS vv. H. OOY PLAINFIELD INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS To OF THE SENTORS OF EM 1951A PALACE 'BARBER SHOP THE' PLAINFIELD OPEN 8 - 5.50 CLINIC SAT. 8 - 6:50 DR JOHNSTON GUY KREBS DR COHEN OOMPLIMENTS OF FRED LITTLE R OOD LUMSER, MILLWORK AND BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE S551 FORO MOTOR SALES SUNSHINE CAFE HBEST FOOD IN TOWNH I GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS OF II5lLII LEECH LUMBER 5 COAL COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF SPOT CASH MENIS, WOMENIS, 8 CHILDRENIS READY TO WEAR DRY GOODS A NOTIONS STELLA Mo SMITH PHONE STAT PLAINEIELD, INDIANA A ROY HAND SAND - GRAVEL - CRUSHED STONE TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT PHONE 2271 EAST NATIONAL ROAD CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS FROM AVON HARDWARE PITTSBURGH 8 OIBRIENIS PAINTS G.E. APPLIANCES--HOBBY SUPPLIES A CABINETS BY JESSUP HNATURALLYH 8557 8 M151 PLAINFIELD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 'EM COMPLIMENTS THE HOUSE OF HARTER OF INDIANAIS LARGEST WHOLESALE STANLEYIS MARKET SPORTING GOODS DISTRIBUTORS GOSHEN, INDIANA BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF II,l 95211-II PLAINEIELD BUILDING AND LOAN BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF II5AII EDWARD D. LEWIS ATTORNEY AT LAW COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK O. HARPER, D. D. S. OOMRLIMENTG OOMRLIMENTS OF OF SIM'S STANDARD SERVICE GLENN MASTEN PLAINFIELD, TNDU PLUMBING ANO HEATING T INDIANAIS LEADING CONGRATULATIONS SPORTING GOODS STORE EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY FROM 209 W. WASHINGTON STREET HAMPTON FUNERAL HOME INOIANAROLIG, INDIANA LINCOLN EMO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sz TRUST COMPANY OF PLAINFIELD CO G UL IO S TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 195k BEST WISHES TO THE BEST WTSHES GRADUATION CLASS OF 195 FROM SCHULTZ S ROADSIDE PLAINFIELD MARKET SELF SERV.CE QUALITY MEATS MESSENGER CONGRATULATIONS FROM A. K. MOON PLAINFIELD TIRE STORE WHEEL BALANCING CARBURETOR SERVICE TIRE REPAIRING MAIN AT EAST STREET DIAL M901 PLAINFIELD, INDIANA CDMPLIMENTS OF PRES HANNA CHEVROLET CHEVROLET PARTS - SERVICE 151 N. MILL GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 195A JOHN GRIFFIN COMPLIMENTS OF LEASE CLEANERS PLAINFIELD, INDIANA BEST w I SHES FRANCES DRAKE INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 5801 CCMPLIMENTS OF PLAINFIELD TV SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF STRAFFORD PHARMACY 126 WEST MAIN STREET PLAINFIELD, INDIANA BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 5lI ELLIS MARKET Suv ELL IS PHONE 5261 COMPLIMENTS OF FRIEL BROS. SALES 5 SERVICE 2OlI W. MAIN STREET PLAINFIELD, INDIANA STARKEN PUBLISHING CO. NEWSPAPERS--JOB PRINTING BRANCH OFFICES AT: THORNTOWN, IND. - COLFAX, IND DARLINGTCN, IND. 215 N. CENTER ST. PLAINFIELD, IND. OOMPLIMENTS OF HERB'S TRUCK STOP BELLVILLE AND STILESVILLE OPEN 2M HOURS DAILY PEDIOO'S MARATHON STATION 921 EAST MAIN ST. PLAINPIELD, INDIANA U, S. TIRES AND BATTERIES PHONE TO81 BEST WIS!-IES STEWART MONUMENT WORKS JI MI STEWART FROM PLAINEIELD, INDIANA LOY'S READY-MTX CEMENT COL PHONE 5712 PHONE 2222 THERE IS NO SETTER ANYWHERE QUALITY Q32 SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 195k R0 Ga CALBERT 8 COG OOMPLIMENTS FROM CASA LOMA RESTAURANT INE FOOD - PROPERLY SEASONED CHICKEN AND STEAKS ACCOUNTANTS MRD A MRS. K99MI GOENS PHONE PLAINFIELD 99121 - 'AI POWER MOWER HAND MOWER HAROIN'S SHARPENED-?ADJUSTED SELF-SERVE ' CARR'S GARAGE Q. LAUNDRY A , GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING OULLIOAN SOFT WATER SERVICE PLAINFIELD PHONE 6O11F 12O ED MAIN STO PHONE 2811 PIOKETT STREET CONGRATULATIONS PHONE 5901 7:50 - 7:00 H H TO THE GRADUATES OF EM CASE'S MARKET ELEANOR COLE DANCE STUDIO 225 RAINES STREET QUALITY - SERVICE FREE DELIVERY DAILY STARK 8 WETZEL MEATS CONTINUED SUCCESS FRESH ERDITS A VEGETABLES FROM THE MANAGEMENT RIVERVIEW CHET AND MARY CASE CAFE OOMPLIMENTS OF RLAINFIELD LOCKER PLANT BEST WISHES FROM RREWITT THEATRE OOMPLIMENTS OF nPLAINEIELD'S COMMUNITY ASSET HAND'S STANDARD SERVICE PHONE 9908 PLAINFIELD, INDIANA GALEN CTINYD GRONINGER ExOAvATING BEST HDAMH BUILDERS IN INDIANA ALSO ROADS AND BASEMENTS PLAINEIELO 2102 INDIANA BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 195k BRYANT BARBER SHOP DR. O'NElLL J. B. MO GLOTHLIN HARRIS BARBER SHOP MIKE'S CLEANERS SYMON'S HAROwARE A FURNITURE ASHLEY MOTEL SHELL SERVICE STATION ALEXANDER CLEANERS OOO SMlTH'S MARKET M. M. AIKEN, M.O. TURNER'S TAXI SERVICE IVAN JOHNSON BARLOW INSURANCE CONGRATULATIONS FROM MooN's HEATING smnvlcm , zurunmsuun IEWUHEM' ,muNmmLm,NmmNA CONGRATULATIONS AND THE BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF 19511 HORACE A. ARNOLD INSURANCE AGENCY TRESTER'S DRIVE-IN 5 MILES EAST OF PLAINFIELD HUTSON'S TE co Tire Repcir-L- Lubrication Cor Washing 8. Simonizing Avon and Main NORTH SIDE OF U. S. no Mwne7l4I PHONE 9-QMSM Plainfield Indiana BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1954 Graduation time opens up new avenues of experience. Carefree schooldays will be replaced with vacations for some . . . and then into the business world, or perhaps the armed service . . . Wedding Bells will be ringing soon for many and new homes will be established. MILE- STONES . . . all of them. May we suggest that you always preserve the milestones in your life with professional portraits so that in the years to come, your family album will permit you and your loved ones to relive in memory, the occasions that make your TODAY'S so meaningful. The Best to each one of you always, Class of 1954. PORTER STUDIO 312 Illinois Building Indianapolis, Indiana Pl. 9114 Est. 1909 BRANDT' SHELL SERVICE U. S. HIGHWAY 0 BRIDGEPORT, IND. WE NEVER CLOSE COMPLETE LUDRIOATION - WASHING - POLISHING PICKUP 8 DELIVERY BE-O02 A BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS PLAINEIELD BEAUTY SHOP HOBBS' NURSERY BRIDGEPORT, INDIANA ALL KINDS OF TREES AND PLANTS EOR DEAUTIEYING YOUR HOME 4: 'fn-J' s-. 4 1 , , A ,.. .V H. ,,- ..,'.-. . .fy H' ----1 G v - '- . ,:,.' -1 5 ,, w- - .- .- ., , , .f. -- W if 'i- , - .., ' I 111 - - -- ' , ' ' ., ' J -' , -, L. '- :v, ,,5 V L53f ,V L I yr: ,. 5 ' bf ,, -H :., , z K l ' ,ghd f :. ,,- . N 5 - , . I' , , b FJ mi Y . 1 JT ,. , - ,N y ' ' ,. .. A- ,- A . -'.f.-. - .. . - X1 ' - .1 Z. - ' 'F' Y f , ' -' , , 1 P 2 Q llllv-Fuiivln AUD SHUI. hill . Ili. 1 . V 1 I , ' .. ' fkjilm-t 'V .ul .lk V A L. up 'K : -- In5,,i,...1,:ggwLz:d .y ,. JF 3. X, vw x ' W f va Q Im, - as ,ss . 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