Rising Sun High School - Sol Orien Yearbook (Rising Sun, IN)

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I D fr -, X ,zijn :gi E., N F V L I 'K I A K ' wzfwff-IQ. .2 L f - 9-f'i1ZE5:?+' x:-'ff 1 . h., -. 535, -- ' .p:,g, Q fr-G. ffm ' , .v he , ,v .,,,, .T z 1 r v ev., , 'E , .6-' A , , . 33' ,I P M H. -is ,Q . RISING SUN HIGH SCHOOL Rising Sun, Indiana Sol Orien Anita Kay Swinford, Editor Foreword As you travel o'er liFe's pathways you will encounter numerous experiences you will wish to relive. These are countless footsteps you would like to retrace. Your days spent at the R. S. H. S. will always be among your most cherished memories. Through the pages of this 1958-59 Sol Orien we have tried to capture moments you will want to remember. Our desire is that as you leaf through these pages, you will have June roses in December. God gave His children memory That in life's garden there might be June roses in December. -Studdert Kennedy in Roses in December Acknowledgment The Annual Staff and their sponsors express sincere thanks to everyone who has been so cooperative in editing of the l959 Sol Orien. We trust that all will enioy our yearbook as much as the staff did in processing the material . Thanks a millionl Halls of Iv iii' I 3 Q. .., D -i I :f'y4 'rug 'NJA . 5un f , , ' Q A f' .4 v , I' ' iilwwi ' '.i'2sfi:'- . - .HA . 'Ja .' 'S 41,5 ni EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER CO-EDITOR ui! ANITA KAY SWINFORD BOB JOHNSON BOBBY JOE KEITH . .. ,-. . .. A . I -M f,...... : n ,J , ns.:-- L.- l-J:-- Superintendent's Message Rising Sun-Uhio County Consolidated Schools Rising Sun, Indiana Congratulations to the Senior Class of l959 of Rising Sun High School - a good, working class with able leaders and sponsors. Yours is the thirty-fifth class of Rising Sun High School to graduate in the present high school building. We have outgrown the present building so are moving to a new, modern high school building this fall . During your career the Rising Sun Public School Corporation has consolidated with the townships of Ohio County - namely, Cass, Pike, Randolph and Union. This has enabled us to build the new high school building and obtain new facilities which will modernize our school curriculum and program. lt is with regret that we see you leave the high school but we live in a progressive world and we look forward to seeing you make your mark in it. I ff,-ffm A High School Principal Administration SCHOOL BOARD FIRST ROW: Lloyd Stevenson, Secrefory,Sl'ewarf Whillockflreosurer, Dr. G. S. Fessler, President, Melvin Stegimiller. STANDING: Benny Stow, William Elder, Hilbert Bovard. Superintendent HUGH M. ESPEY Grade School Principal E K 1 BURNEY S. JACKSON CHARLES H. JOHNSON ai, ii R XX W is E Bl ffm N ,M Q Fifa ff WR f F 1- A ,- ffx f 1 N A 1 1 w 59 Dedicated - - - To our Mother and Fathers---whose interest have been in the improvement of our lives---whose love and encouragement have been inspirafional--- and whose never ending sacrifices have made possible these four years of high school--- And To ---- Miss Grace McCurry, who has been our sponsor during four years of high schoolp and fo Mr. Edward G. Gray who had co-sponsored during our senior year. lr.. MR. EDWARD G. GRAY We respectfully dedicate Sol Orien of 1959 MISS GRACE MCCURRY The Class of 1959 if In Memoriam ELMER NELSON VAN TYLE 1940-1958 Nelson, son of Lawrence and Mary E. Sherman Van Tyle, was born February 14, 1940, Ohio County, State of Indiana, and passed away August 18, 1958. He attended grade school at Rising Sun, Quercus Grove, Florence, Osgood, and Cass Union. His three years of high school were spent at R. S. H. S. Nelson will be remembered as 6'l , brown hair, and blue eyes. He was interested in s rts nd had ' ' ' ' po a won several letters ln various athletic activities. To know Nelson was to love himl His humor and wit attracted him to others We have m' d h .f lsse im during our senior year and these words seem to express our ln Mernoriam : The last lessons of life have been leamed And the final tests have been given: The records are all completed And he's graduated to Heaven CMB. Mary Paveyl MABEL B. STEARNS Jordan Conservatory B. M., Butler University B. S., English, Librarian, Music. DILLON R. DORRELL Hanover College A. B., University Cincinnati M. E., Government, Driver Training, Biology ALDINE HIZER University af Cincinnati B. S. English, History. EDWARD G. GRAY ALBERT C. SMITH Oakland City College B. S., Cwch, Hl5f0fY, Boys' Physical Education. Canterbury College B. S., Indiana University M. S., English, Mathematics. PARNELL D. CLARK, JR. Ball St. College B. S., Business Arithmetic, Mathematics . 9 GRACE MCCURRY Hanover College A. B., Mathematics JOHN J. HURON Wisconsin State College B. S., University, Cincinnati M. A., Science, Agriculture. VERNA CARPENTER Indiana University B. S., Home Economics, Girls' Physical Education. RICHARD A. LATIMER University, Cincinnati B. S., Band, Music JERRY W. ALLEY Oakland City College B. S., Commerce. ELSIE COOPER Indiana State Teachers College A. B., English, Latin. 6- L' MR. FLOYD RAND School Custodian School Personnel wr. MRS. IRENE CLIFTON Secretory to Mr. Espey MRS. BETTY SIEKMAN Secretary to Mr. Jackson MRS . JESSIE KITTLE Cook MRS . CARRIE UHLMANSIEK Cook MRS. J. R. BROWN Junitress 12- S569 0094: 025' Qin W 9 W? f 59 ANITA KAY SWINFORD A quiet beauty and charm were hers. BOBBY JOE KEITH One of those dependable kind. ROBERT WAY NE JOHNSON Lilfle I ask, my wants are few. SHIRLEY AN N BOVARD Her smile is not one we will soon forget. IVAN DALE GREEN An expert in figures. LARRY NELSON WEAVER Worth makes the mon. ELLEN RUTH HEHE Very good notured, deservin fh THOMAS HENRY MILLER g o er many friends. Believes in letting the future take core of itself. JACKIE SUE HASTINGS Ne never saw her when she vasn't talking. ELEANOR LOUISE HENSCHEN Quiet, unlike most girls. WINIFRED CHARLES BAKER You ccn't trust him in the dark. JANET RUTH BAILEY She's small, but so is o stick of dynamite. DAVID ARON ZERKLE Often he sits and thinks, more often he iust sits. BETTY ANN SIGMON Devoted to her work as she is. JOHN WILLIAM WHITLOCK He never thinks of the future, it comes soon enough. CLARA LEOTTA MAYO Being cheerful must be her motto. HELEN MARIE KETENBRINK Sincere in manner, courageous in spirit TELFORD GENE LAAKER Some say he's bashful, others doubt it. CAROLYN ELIZABETH FLEEK She has on unsurpassed record as c friend. RY LOUISE PAVEY SHAROL LYNN SC HMELTZ surest way not to fail is letermine to succeed. The type of person we like to know. ,J f CAROLYN JEAN GALBREATH She always did her bet, that was plenty. THOMAS RUSSELL PAVEY Another cor passed him once---a police car. if 1 , l L x KENNETH GARY POTTER Good humor makes all things tolerable. PAULA JEAN NEAMAN A mciorette with lots of pep. gil!! I DAVID BRENT EISENMAN School breaks up his day. .W-'X. JUDY ANN WALTON A keen, quiet girl. GLENN RAYMOND WIESMANN Ever ready to do his share. LARRY RAY WHITHAM A smile worth a million dollars I7 IRGIL LEE RICHARDSON areful therey speeding is zngerous. GARRY GE NE HOLDER He excelled in athletics. MARY ANN LOTTON Personality plus. 1 5 JF R' r , a -Sffkfw.. S. 3 h e m g M 8 . ,,, v . xii ' z .35-gif: vi ' Ig , T' ,xg i lk' ar gif. Sm? JERRY LEE SMITH A guy with a nose for trouble. JANE ELIZABETH BROADUS She is always willing. GORDON HENRY MCCLOUD This guy is fast, his driving, that is. IN PHYLLIS JEAN SOMMER A steady worker is sure lUQ0lf1 success. WILLIAM WAYNE BOVARD You can never tell 'fill you know him. THOMAS EDWARD HUSSONG One who really enioys work. DONALD WILLIAM VORIS Sfudiously inclined, but not often. DONNA MAE-LOWE -suv She is certain vo be seen where fun and mischief becm . PAUL WILLIAM KOONS Friendly to all, hostile to none. me Class History STRIKE ONE As we came to bat in i955-56, we found we had a team of 62 players bearing the name of Green Freshies. We gained new players from both Cass Union and Bear Branch. At our first class meeting, with Miss Grace McCurry and Mr. Buren Hooper as our umpires, we elected class officers as follows: President, Donalea Adams, Vice President, Jack York, Secretory, Tom Miller, and Treasurer, Jimmy Mattox. Donalea Adams was chosen as one of our varsity cheerleaders for the first year. During the year, we had two class parties, the first of which was a skating party and the second, a spring festival. The class also took the responsibility of handling concessions at Junior High Basketball Games. We left school in the spring of 56, with expectations of returning in the autumn with 62 players. STRIKE TWO As we started our second year as Sappy Sophomores, we found we had lost Joan Bannon, Janet Dameron, Lula Gulley, Pauline Saupe, David South and Wesley Walston. However, we had gained Anna Mae Parrish and Lee Stuard. This left us with a team of 58 players. At our first class meeting, with Miss McCurry as our umpire, we elected class officers as follows: President, Donalea Adams, Vice President, Mary Ann Lotton, Secretary, Judy Billingsley, and Treasurer, Anita Swinford. Bobby Keith was elected to represent our class in Student Council. Donalea Adams was once again chosen cheerleader. We sponsored, during the year, the Annual Sweetheart Dance, at which our Sec- retary, Judy Billingsley, was elected Queen. Other activities were: Jr. High concess- ions, Hat and Coat Check, and a Skating Party, thrown for the benefit of class funds. In May we once again departed to our homes, for vacations, hoping that we would retum with our 58 prominent players. STRIKE THREE Coming to bat for the third year as Jolly Juniors, we found our class still smaller, with 52 players. We had lost: .Donalea Adams, Anna Mae Parrish, Lee Stuard, Jack York, Claudia Pearson, Kenneth Wcilston, George Armstrong, Georgia Mendell and Jimmy Mattox. We had gained Wlndy Baker, Joan Bannon, Carolyn Galbreath and Donna Lowe. At our first class meeting, with Miss McCurry and a new member of the faculty, Mr. David Pamell, for our umpires, we elected class officers as follows: President, Bobby Keith, Vice President, Windy Baker, Secretary, Sharol Schmeltz, Treasurer, Anita Swinford, and Student Council member, Shirley Bovard. We received our class rings in November. Sales sporeored by our class this year were: Concessions at Varsity Games, Magazine Sales, Pen 8- Scarf Sales, branded with the name of the High School Basketball Team, the Shiners, Christmas Candy, Memory Books and Noon Candy Sales. During this same year, we seniors joined the P. T. A. in presenting, for public enioyment, a square dance. At the close of the year we had a total of 52 players, which was the exact number, with 'which we began, the first semester. WE'RE OUT Coming up for our final game as Dignified Seniors, we found we had a total of 43 players. During the summer we had lost, Joan Bannon, Pat Bayne, Faye Dailey, Linda Kirkey, Esther Martin, Marion Noll, and Linda McPherson. Two additional players left us, after a'few weeks of our senior trials and tribulations. We had gained only one player, Leotta'Mayo. During this same summer, the summer of '58, occurred the tragic death of a fellow classmate and very dear friend, Nelson VanTyle. To begin our final year, Miss Grace McCurry and Mr. Edward Gray were chosen for our umpires. Class officers were as follows: President, Bobby Keith, Vice President, Ivan Green, Secretary, Shirley Bovard, Treasurer, Anita Swinford, and Student Council Member, Larry Weaver. We elected, for Boy 8- Girl State, Anita Swinford, Phyllis Sommer, Sharol Schmeltz, Bill Koons and Ivan Green. We chose Anita Swinford as editor of the yearbook, and Bobby Keith as assistant editor. Editors of the school paper were, Paula Neaman, Shirley Bovard, 8- Mary Ann Lotton. ,Mary Ann Lotton was elected cheerleader for her first year. The D . A. R. award for our year was presented to Anita Swinford. We sponsored several activities to help further financial matters and to clear the way for our senior trip. Among these were: Chile Suppers, Bake Sales, Cake Raffles, Car Washes, 8- Sock Hops. We also sold Christmas Candy, went to the lce Capades, 8. sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game. Announcements and Cards were ordered in the month of December. The class voted on their Colors, Song, Flower, 8. Motto for the year on March 5. Baccalaureate was held May l7, in the Gymnasium and Commencement Exercises were held May 21, when we were presented our diplomas. May 24, we left Rising Sun, to tour Washington D. C. and New York, only to retum a week later. On May 30, having completed all our graduation activities and our twelve years of schooling, we departed from Rising Sun High School. Class Will We the Senior Class of l959, of Rising Sun High School, County of Ohio, State of Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. First. To the Junior Class, we leave our sophisticated ways. Second. To the Sophomore Class, we leave our high standards and our ability to be good citizens. Third. To the Freshman Class, we leave our talents to become Seniors someday. Fourth. To the teachers, we leave the following: To our principal, Mr. Jackson, we leave our best wishes for the respect and help that he has given us through the last three years. To our superintendent, Mr. Espey, we leave all of our old tattered books to corres- pond nicely with the new high school. To Miss MoCurry, our sponsor for four years, we leave all the unbalanced checks and a bottle of aspirins to cure the headaches we've caused her. To Mr. Gray, one of our Senior sponsors, we leave all the headaches that go with putting an Annual together. To Miss Hizer, we leave all the old speeches and book reports to show to future classes. To Mrs. Carpenter, we leave all the old menus from the school lunch program and all the messes we have made in Home Ec. To Mr. Smith, we leave all the deflated basketballs and a box of chalk stubbs which have been used at ball games in the past. To Mr. Alley, we leave all our used shorthand and typing papers. CWhich can be found in almost any Senior's locker.l To Mr. Huron, we leave all the old test tubes and all the magnificent odors which resulted from some of our experiments. To Mrs. Stearns, we leave all the screws that the kids have taken from the desks and thrown at the front of the study hall. To Mr. Lattimer, we leave all the broken instruments and the sour notes from band. To Mr. Dorrell, we leave all of the dents in the driver training car. fWhich we are sure weakened his heartJ To Mrs. Cooper, we leave the quietness of her third period study hall. To Mr. Clark, we leave the thought that he will never run across another bunch of Seniors as intelligent as we are in any school that he might teach in the future. To Mrs. Siekman, secretary to Mr. Jackson, we leave all our old report cards and our record sheets. To Mr. Rand, our janitor, we leave our old candy wrappers, paper airplanes, and a few pieces of the well-worn desks in the study hall. Fifth. The individual Seniors will the following: l, Janet Bailey, will my ability to be well liked by most people to Mr. Jackson. l, Wlndy Baker, will my inability to get through high school in four years to Dickie Densler. l, Bill Bovard, will my blond flat-top to Francis Colen. I, Shirley Bovard, will my few shorthand papers to Janet Detmer. l, Jayne Broadus, will my enonnous green eyes, all my knowledge, and my ability to solve problems to lma Jean Workman. I, David Elseman, will my ability to get into any kind of trouble to Jerry BonDurant. I, Carolyn Fleek, will my diamond to Mariorie Carpenter. I, Carolyn Galbreath, will my ability to keep from going steady during my four high school years to Jackie Craig. I, Ivan Green, hereby will all my mathematical figures to Bobby Sue Bond and my ability to get along with the Joker in Physics Class to some friendly comrade in the Junior Class. I, Jackie Hastings, will my old worn out blue ieans to Miss Hizer. I, Ellen Hehe, will my ability to be chosen for Aurora FairQueen to some lucky Junior girl . I, Eleanor Henchen, will all my old .typing papers to anyone who needs them. I, Garry Holder, will my ability to get along with Miss Hizer to Charlie Dailey. I, Tommy Hussong, will my muscles to Terry Crouch. I, Bobby Jolnson, will my three-day vacation and my outstanding grades in citizen- ship to Raymond Kirkpatrick. I, Bobby Keith, will my ability to be Senior President to Larry Ray. I, Helen Ketenbrink, will my quiet ways and my ability to get along with Mrs. Stearns to Carrol Dean Knigga. I, Bill Koons, will my ability to tear out 2 transmissions, I driveshaft, I rearend, I universal, and to be a good driver to Cookie Speier. I, Gene Laaker, will my ability to go steady with girls to Rolland Niccum. I, Mary Ann Lotton, will everything that I have had to do with school to anyone who thinks they can take itl I, Donna Lowe, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Stearns to anybody who can get along any better. I, Gordon McCloud, will my driving ability to Norman Rimstidt. I, Leotta Mayo, wlll the dictionary I sat on in typing class to someone who is shorter than I am and who needs the knowledge. I, Tom Miller, hereby will all the mistakes I made in typing class to the boy who thought he had everything, THE DISTINGUISHED Steve Fessler. I, Paula Neaman, will my ability to be maiorette to some lucky girl. I, Mary Pavey, will my Iob in the office to anyone who likes to work. I, Tom Pavey, will my wreckless driving tickets to Sonny Galbreath. I, Kenny Potter, will my chorus folder No. 20 to Randy Coy. I, Virgil Richardson, will all of my secretary work to my fellow F. F. A. members. I, Sharol Schmeltz, will nothlngl I'm taking it all with me. I, Betty Sigrron, will my ability to get along with everyone to Carolyn Mae Irons. I, Jerry Smith, will my quiet ways to my brother. I, Phyllis Sommer, will my ability to be good in study hall to Dickie Bovard. I, Anita Swinford, will all my activities to anyone who thinks they have enough nerve to stand it. I I, Donald Voris, will my bottle of proxide to Patty Elbright. I, Judy Walton, will my shorthand keys to anyone who needs them. I, Larry Weaver, will my driving luck to Rolland Niccum, Who will need it. I, Larry Whitham, will my hair to Mr. Alley and my smile to Dale Elliott. I, John Whitlock, will nothing. lNothing from nothing leaves nothing.I I, Glenn Wiesmann, will my ability to graduate to my tour brothers and two sisters who didn't make it. I, David Zerkle, will my red face to Elizabeth White and my quiet ways to Peggy White. In witness whereof, we hereunto set our hand and seal, this 2Ist day of May A . D. one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine. CSEALI Seniors of '59 ciiiiy The Will to be FriendIy The Will to Lean ------Senior Girls ---Senior Boys The Will to Gang ---Senior Class Class Prophecy On May 21, I969, the President of the Texas Oil Company, IVAN GREEN and hls wife, the former CAROLYN GALBREATH, were touring the country and decided for old times sake to stop at Rislng Sun, Indiana. Upon arriving at the city BOB KEITH, the mayor, greeted them and presented them some news of their fonner classmates. ELLEN HEHE and JUDY WALTON were now large department owners . Flrst off they declded to visit Mr. and Mrs. LARRY WHITHAM. Mrs. Whitham being the former ANITA SWINFORD . Upon arriving they met GENE LAAKER, who is now a traveling salesman. Anlta Invited them ln to talk over old times. The tele- vision was on at the time and the morning news had iust started. The newscaster being none other than JOHN WHITLOCK. The first news item concerned VIRGIL IDIZZI RICHARDSON, the Hell Driver and his sidekick TOM PAVEY, who were planning to race at the Brickyard on Memorial Day. The owner of the Brickyard was none other than our old friend TOM MILLER. Another article was about JAYNE BROADUS, the first woman to become General in the Marines. This reminded Carolyn ofa previous newscast which was about DAVID EISENMAN and his explorations of Jupiter. Leaving there, they went to their old Alma Mater, Rlslng Sun High School. BOB JOHNSON, was now the Principal and LEOTTA MAYO IROBINSONI had replaced Miss Hizer as the Senior Engl Ish teacher. The Biology teacher was none other than KENNY POTTER. HELEN KETENBRINK iremember all those Shorthand Papersi had taken Mr. Alley's place and was now the new Commerce Teacher. Miss McCurry, one of their Senior sponsors, is now the State Superintendent of Public Schools. Mr. Gray, the other sponsor, is now married to a rich old widow. After having a nice vislt at Rlslng Sun they decided to go to Holders Heavenly Hash House, owned by GARRY HOLDER, for dinner. The cashier was none other than SHAROL SCHMELTZ, who gained the valuable training in the School Cafeteria. MARY LOUISE PAVEY was the featured singer of the evening. Glanclng at a newspaper they discovered PAULA NEAMAN, ELEANOR HENSCHEN, and SHIRLEY BOVARD were now making personal tours in Europe. Before touring Rlslng Sun they had an appointment at the Gooties Gazette the local newspaper. Who should they find but JANET BAILEY and CAROLYN FLEEK, co-editors of the paper. Starting on their tour of Rising Sun they passed by BETTY SIGMON and PHYLLIS SOMMER'S Undertaking establishment, having the slogan Do not furry, we can waitl Driving on they stopped at a filling station and leamed the proprietors were none other than DONALD VORIS and GORDON McCLOUD. While waiting for service BILL BOVARD and DAVID ZERKLE drove in. David said they were on their way to the ar- mory to see a wrestling match featuring Bone Crusher Jackson, known as LARRY WEAVER to them. David told them his friend JERRY SMITH, was now a famous baseball player for the Cincinnati Reds, fof coursej. Going back to their hotel, which was owned by MARY ANN LOTTON, the bell hop, GLENN WISEMAN, told Ivan that a wire arrived stating he was needed in Texas immediately if not sooner. Leaving town they were escorted by State Trooper, WINDY BAKER, while JACKIE HASTINGS and DONNA LOWE, the well known photographer for Scandal took pictures. They passed by TOM HUSSONG'S large dairy farm and regretted they did not get to see him. They told Windy to tell the gang they were planning another visit just as soon as they struck another oil well so they could afford tit. Upon returning to Texas they stopped at the Double BB Ranch and discovered another classmate, BILL KOONS, now the owner. A couple of days later Mayor Keith received a telegram stating that they arrived safely in Texas, and had just struck oil in the front yard. Oopsl Pe Perk up, Bobl Bu I I Session K Alibler Backward Best-All-Around Best Liked Best Personality Biggest Arguer Biggest Clown Biggest Eaters Biggest Feet Biggest Help Biggest Talkers Blushes Most Brains Class Sklppers Cutest Feminine Forgetful Friendliest Gayest Giggliest Handsome Happiest Independent Lazybones Least Studious Loudest Masculine Mischievous Most Ambitious Most Carefree Most Courteous Most Dated Most Devoted Most Dignified Most Modest Most Studious Oldest Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Hair Prettiest Smile Quietest Shortest Sleepiest Smallest Feet Temper Venus Apolo Windiest Wittlest Youngest Tallest Senior Statistics. Donna Lowe Sharol Schmeltz Ellen Hehe Shirley Bovard Leotta Mayo Paula Neaman Janet Bailey Mary Ann Lotton Phyllis Sommers Ellen Hehe Carolyn Fleek Jackie Hastings Helen Ketenbrink Sharol Schmeltz Senior Girls Mary Ann Lotton Donna Lowe Ellen Hehe Judy Walton Shirley Bovard Helen Ketenbrink Donna Lowe Jayne Broadus Mary Pavey Mary Pavey Betty Sigmon Mary Ann Lotton Anita Swinford Phyllis Sommers Judy Walton Carolyn Galbreath Betty Sigmon Leotta Mayo Eleanor Henschen Anita Swinford Sharol Schmeltz Betty Sigmon Eleanor Henschen Leotta Mayo Mary Ann Lotton Shirley Bovard Jackie Hastings Carolyn Fleek Anita Swinford Phyllis Sommers Shorthand Class Government Class Senior Class Jerry Smith Kenny Potter Bob Keith Gary Holder Bob Johnson Gordon McCloud Tom Miller Tom Hussong Donald Voris Glenn Wiesmann Tom Miller David Zerkle Ivan Green Donald Voris Larry Whitham David Eisenman Bob Keith Senior Boys Larry Weaver Gordon McCloud Tom Miller Tom Hussong Jerry Smith Bob Keith David Eisenman Bill Koons Larry Weaver Larry Whitham Bob Johnson Bill Bovard Ivan Green Tom Pavey David Zerkle Virgil Richardson Larry Whitham Bill Koons David Zerkle Tom Hussong Jerry Smith Windy Baker Windy Baker Gene Laaker Gene Laaker Gary Holder Kenny Potter 5 Wfff-.B-1' ' lf7I.lIli'T I x I : f rf I, .6525 - ig, ,'mSxM1QKWiYo' X J uniors 'J 'QQ rv 1: A ak I, 'R , ai E 'W' V ' I 7 PRES, V. 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WALSTON SCRANTON COLLINS CROUCH SPI ER KOONS SELMEYER HASTINGS SMITH RIMSTIDT ELBRIGHT YORK HUFFMAN YORK STOUT RAY DANBURY COURTNEY STOPHER GULLION GREGORY FANCHER ASHCRAFT THIES HASTINGS SHARP ELLIOTT HENRY COOLEY BEVIS FOGLE BOGGS FLECTURE SETH KI NNETT SHELTON WELLS LEMONS KEITH STEGEMI LLER NEW ROBERTS CUNEO SMITH BRETT BECHT FESSLER DETMER SEARCY DENSLER 2 I N , I H IE J. COOPER , .,.ff.55 I E E -ln r l ffm -- , D: ,. 'f nw ill: , ' .1--Q Q ' 7m' I3 - Shxfns- ,, il m y , . .xx 4 If, 'E+ I Mr, - , -b f , , , . , 3,5 f','f. s 'I' 'Q Q1 -. Ivan Sophomores I .. S. I W-213 'fig ' W b -mf ,W ,Af 4-. , nm M X S32 f ii 4 X we S 'B I 9 rw 31' ff. I in Q. Q Q55 NW X gg 3'5- LS .f 1 I 'Ji 5 m Q' V yiyg fc . f .- 1 I A '1 '25-i1 ?1'3l'4 P .'-, f . N I P , my ,H . Qi I gi g? fiiig I ,VK fm. I - .--'L !ZL' I I wif LE.. : - K M -S ,j Q .k,. A Z K kiigi I kr pf ,Ri A Vk,Vk,kkk, ,K A V. J Ie 13, 9 I Y .,,.,,w ,. 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V' SAL W A A , -4 T' 5, 'cr Y 'r. .4 I ff f Q I, A T J.: V mx .fx P. K .. I if I I 'L' 5. ' 5 . Q- -'JV ' 4 ...nf I S ' I. MONDARY CLIFTON COY KOONS HASTINGS CUTTER HURON ESPEY BOVARD CUNEO CHASE KIRK PATRICK BLODGETT LUTHERBECK HENSCH EN KITTLE KOONS SMITH NOLKER SMITH . PAVEY EIGLEBACK ESPEY HALL CHOWNING SEARCY POTTER RILEY BonDURANT BEVIS ELLIOTT KETENBRINK HAMBRICK BAILEY KNIGGA ZACHARIAS MARBLE GURLEY WHITHAM COLEN BRADLEY HENRY KIRKEY HARTFORD OWENS WHITLOCK IACKSON 2 Freshmen If N ., . L,-v I 5 Q1 s. 1 -P I-5 sw- I J-1 M I I N, ' L Lxw 'TQTT LXR ,I-W, K N X V Mi rm L,.x f nf 1' I x A LL LTE4 Q , I I ,M my A .I if ,W 5- COUNCH- TREA5- SEC. v. PRES. PRES. g Lf I I'-L I , ' x. 2. '- .gg I fl I A ,T - 'Hr If Fl' Q If Q J Y li I T ' 1 ' Jmsfj. A 5 I LLLT 1 im 1 I ' I ww I I I . I MABLE B. sTEARNs ' 7- I Tm. ' , fgvffl , ana fSponsorl 4 WTI 1 V., A , -A 1 ww My ng 1 J ga' 'V I eg ,W IQ., J Y ,I ! -6 'gf-v E '9' I f six 7 2 -L A Ii V ff .iff I I V . Q va. I , f A I ' - ' I A I , Q, . 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J, .E QS' A V I ..,,, ,gin A , rg f' f- .J f I -F' .- A s. couNcnL TREAS. v. PRES. Res. SECY. P tk if 14 N an ,svn SS mg. , ' 1 - A r f'r E1 ,' 'RQ ' f 5 -, - , W- Q X N. IWC sw J K 4 A R ALBERT SMITH 'L' I .H . X Igponsorj I - . , Q.. 6 I 4,.' .aio Q 3k xnxx '75 A pm. P SE I 'lj Q- Gy, A ' X' Q f I Nr W , , A Q If Y . l. Hf a K AX J ' TWIN Q 4 w si -. I nf X , I . . I J' Q ' 1 . ... I p I ,I lr Q Ja gs la S. .o K fl J:-L ,K ql 1 pw 1:-'V E Q' -if ' ' s S Q 1 'Eu ' -S - 1 ' X 1 8 1 'Q l 'f..,. -' xxx i ' ' .'1 v tr ia, x 70 J, , ,, A I J ' 'i 'F .05 dv ' I , I V' - e 1, ,- A f ' , .. H-. . . I . ,T ',, ,W ,-v 4.33 F AJ A1 ff YI H .. ' Axial Il I. 1'-5 fax A f f I , . ,- , s , , J X 0 no PN ' I Q 3 3 vu- is A 3 Q J I y I K Ai 1:1 ' .1 -- f ll- I ' ' X It-' ' I ' ...uw V vu I M ,.,. ' - 1. . - .A M.. . .. 1 IW as-...E I ' X -- 'Q A' :J N 'T' A , 3 . ., ,L I K ' I f- ' ' ' 9 . f 5 I 1 -xx :1 ..'qukbl.J ! 33 VERNA CARPENTE R fSponsorJ S fn sa. , I K. 25' ' 9 'X S '!.,,:g.- Y xxx ' . in ,fi A rf! , .fi R I 4' nf V . r W .-.. ... . ' ,.-L 5 . N fx X I .b i . ,If 4 'E' i I 34 X .5 Seventh 5 I 1- .Q ' -I A V IPM.. 4 QI. If 'Q' I Na f .4 Q, , ,. Z... xf Q if ,S-v I Juv 1 V 4...Mv , x ga' I N... . W, v' , N--V..- f -. -.. , 1 - ' '14 K PRES. V. PRES. SECY. TREAS. S. COUNCIL I W , . ..S is 5: I . ky .fig kk 'L ... ,- mdk wif I i I .Q 4' I . I S . as :.. 35- '-,., , f S S I I : ' 5. I Y 3 IP-we . , f ' A -J NS I! ,jfs LLLL-.. nl! v1.., A , ' in 'Q if A T A ' .M 'LQ ' O' i ::: :px ' I I I E s ' ' X S A .. A ' .9 Sf if ' ' LK.- if il b I - ' 1 : .1 vL.,--- 5 . K ih, if ' K I I TISSS L P . I., .,,f'X I X Ng, el Q- e.II Y S, mf-:-f.rI-IQ:-fir:-' ,S S 1 W ,mi T3 .I YVAS 'E' M - SI , I S s K :V3 f K . X I L. ,,.1 f V Q - - blfx , I J 64 , A :J il -K A S vi-sg I... J XT. W . L P. . , F lx . I II Af f V. 1 1 A I s ,.- - an f A 1 5 J U A Q? Ag .3 ,. ..-ff 'nf' flak , . 1... I .. .1 , , fi . I M W 1' A . A3 L .,': ' ' I . f Aw... Y . gil, ..u,.,. ry: QV ANL ,.A,? QQTSI I -I .5 :.-1 A .- I' JTO' A '54 M A X R. WALSTON W. BOND J. MONDARY T. ELBRIGHT J. PAVEY L. DUNAWAY S BAILEY T. ROBINSON M. WRIGHT M. HOLDER O. BROWN T HUSSONG G. ADAMS J. MCPHERSON B. NIXON S. BonDURANT K STEGEMILLER L. DUNAWAY D. RAHE S. WALTON E. KITTLE D RABER R. BALLOU D CARPENTER E. SCALF C. KNIGGA W. ROMANS D. HAMILTON M. ROBINSON B. COLLINS B. ELZA D. WALTON C. JACKSON C. CAMPBELL V. HUFFNER C. FESSLER T. BonDURANT N. JOHNSON I J. THIES D. TAYLOR M. OWEN D. BEVIS M. SCRANTON D. BOVARD J. McPHERSON M. BROADUS P. ASCHERMAN M. FUGITT L. GREGORY R. SCUDDER L. NOWLIN G JONES V. THIES P. CLARK G BAXTER B. SANTMIRE G MILLER uf, 1,-it ir-- 5 O 0 ' .1:- ' 33- ' 'QI' I :- U -:fi-' O . Aw - f.- X4 A s mllffnl -wnllj Nw Z 'ul W. 'E H li ...NAQNQ J 9 WES LEY JACKSON Ht . 6'2 Wt. 155 Sophomore DAVE SCRANTON Ht. 6' I Wt. I65 Junior JOHN ADAMS Ht. 6'6 Sophomore LEROY GREGORY Hr. 6'I Wi. 150 Junior RONNIE YORK JACK YORK Hf. 5'1O Hr, 5'l0 Wt. 150 Wf, 140 Sophomore J Un ior LARRY RAY JIM BROWN HT. 5'lO HV. 5'IO Wt. 142 Gmry Hold Wg. 155 Junior CARRY HOLDER Junior Ht. 5'7 Wt. 145 Senior BILL SMITH Hi. 5'9 Wt. 140 Sophomore , 2 'QQIUM' 'N f' ' rf' A . . , wrt ... , 54 A - Q, t ' ' . o Wt X! A ' S ' 1 Q S - - off: A , x 1 A Q COACH ALBERT L. SMITH gf3x'vzb 4 '4' off f' 45 sv A ASST. COACH JERRY W. ALLEY STUDENT MANAGERS JERRY LEE SMITH WINDY BAKER 'av Varsity Team STANDING: Mr. Jerry W. Alley, Assistant Coach, R. York, W. Walston, W. Jackson, J. Adams, I.. Gregory, D. Scranton, J. Hastings, Alb t C. Smith, Coach. KNEELING: J. Smith, J. York, J. Bondurant, G. Holder, B. Smith, W, Baker. RSHS 93 Patriot 22 RSHS 63 Milan RSHS 4-7 Lawrenceburg 54- RSHS 70 Vevay RSHS 60 Aurora 66 RSHS 95 Guilford RSHS 69 Vevay 77 RSHS 69 Brookville RSHS 44 Moores Hill 53 RSHS 87 Madison Shawe RSHS 66 Hanover 56 RSHS 59 Osgood RSHS 64 Taylor 50 RSHS 60 Charlestown RSHS 45 Osgood 4-7 RSHS 56 Madison Central RSHS HOLIDAY TOURNEY RSHS 65 Versailles RSHS 50 Aurora 59 RSHS SECTIONAL RSHS SI Alquina 54 RSHS 62 Aurora RSHS 70 Dillsboro 58 Rising Sun out-scored opponents I20 points-I375 to l255: Playing on the opponents home floor. This may sound like an excuse, but for example, we played two games on our home floor and averaged 90.5 points a game: so that might give you an example of what the home floor means. So I think we had a good season from this standpoint. Ten games were less than I0 points and one game was by eleven. The sectional came iust about a week too soon as we couldn't shake off the flu in time to get started. Of course, we were not the only team with this misfortune, as it happened to many throughout the state. Many people predicted that this would be a banner season for the Shiners after their lopsided victory over the Patriot Trojans. But as Coach Smith had stated at the beginning of the season this would be more ofa rebuilding season and that is just what it tumed out to be. Many of the boys needed experience. As we only lost two starters again this year, the fans of R. S. H. S. are looking forward to a better season next year. And I'm quite sure the boys are capable of giving them one. Team Average 65.4- Opponents 59.8 Free Thnow 300 of 527 for an average of 57 per cent. C ee-rleaders MARY ANN LOTION BABETTE HUFFMAN SENIOR JUNIOR AUDRKY CKLIVTON BOBBY SUE BOND FRI HUMAN SOPHOMORE Club 7 Ana ! W, .39 ! HX V lwx hu Yi 415259 s- 17 C3 CHEERLEADERS .' , A .sf 'GRANDSTAND COACHES 41 PREPARING FOR THE BIG GAME' B Team ---- Track Sflldenf M Wclsron Snfgers: Sonnyc I Snsler D Ubfeafh J 1 . G I 1 errys . I ur ey, C. Sem, Mmfizwl, Coach gmnh A ' USF I s ' '9S, 5. Koons sito? Fzcch Ailey J I . mit, 1 . Hasfins 9 , D, Bovordl W ,-...M f-mw..,.. of .' Coach Smith, Assistant Coach Alley. FIRST ROW: J. Adams, W. Jackson, L.Wecver, W. Walsfon, R. York, L. Whifham, J. York, B. Smith SECOND ROW: L. Ray, S. Koons, H. Kirkey, R. Kirpcfrick, D. Eisenmcn, L. Breff, D. Fogle. Baseball KNEELING: S. Koons, G. Holder, L. Ray, B. Smith, J. J. Adams, W. Jackson, D. Scranton, Assistant Coach A York, F. Cuneo, J. Smith, B. Smith. STANDING C hS th R Y lc L G 9 Y lley. The Rising Sun Shiners baseball team played a total of eight games in the spring of this year and split even in those games. Although this is nothing spectacular, we think that the boys made a good Baseball accounting of themselves. The scores of those games were as follows RSHS 9 Hanover RSHS l Madison Shawe RSHS 7 Madison Central RSHS I6 Versailles RSHS 5 Osgood RSHS 5 Madison Cubs RSHS 1 Moores Hill RSHS 'l Milan Jock Goes In To Score Two Points For Shiners Up, John, Up! Big John Down ln Fzghr For The Ball. B Team in Huddle You Tell Him, Coach! 74 b ,Yi ex w S iv 'ii uf H . 1 W: vi! an 59 a-of -si ,,...,h........ . Ti X2 fasgfl' A55 35 x fi x. 8' K wa W5 1 v ef fs KM FIRST ROW: M. Liggett M. Curley B. Buchanan D. Holder E. Espcy E. Swinlorcl O . Richards SECOND ROW: Mr. Alley W. Woodruff S, Neuman L. VanTyle F. Booth M. Uilmansiek Coach: Mr. Jerry W. Alley Jr. High Cheerleaders r J. 4 i V. HUFFNER S. BROADUS BAILEY R BROWN FIRST ROW: M. Liggett W. Bond T. Elbright T. Mondary G. Miller E. Scalf G. Richarfk SECOND ROW: Mr. Alley D. Hamilton T.. Robinson G. Adams B. Collins J. Tliies B. Ballou Coach Mr. Jerry W. Alley '4- 'X MWTQQG lm ,v V, XI K-N 9 -as-'N f ' Sw, Qqjgjp om LI Sxzfgjga 5' Q to 5 'A '9 ff 3,35 gb ga, ' ff 09565 if 353556 - I, X Ely! V i-b 9 M. Lotton D Gurley C Seth S Mondary B Buchanan D Fogle M Pavey M Detmer A Clnfton P Espey B Kmgga D Bondurant N Gulllon M Uhlmanslek A Whltlock P Neuman J Craig E Seth L Snyder R Becht J Dorrell J Workman, L.Cook A Swunford J Hastungs B Cutter E Swunford M Luggett R Lemons J Stout S Fessler J Knttle T May J Marble M. John W Walston RlchardA Latimer Director 4-Q 44 tt' :I ,al PRESIDENT A. Swmford NWT? 'P .r 4 FIRST ROW: M. Searcy D. Brown D. Hambrlnk M. Chase C . Danbury A. Swinford M. Carpenter J. Dorrell A. Clifton B. Smith S. Nolker SECOND ROW: Mr. Latimer J. Stout J. Espey A. Whitlock J. Collins J. Detmer P. Sommers J. Walton M. Lotton M. Klrpatrick P. Walton J. Green FIRST ROW: D. Carpenter C. Knigga B. Blrdzell D. Elliott K. Stegimlller K. Siekman S. May M. Housemeyev E. Scalf S. Dibble C. Fessler SECOND ROW: Mr. Latimer L. Mayo C. Campbell B. Collins B. Birdzell W. Cook C. Gary A. Cooper J. Obertute B . Cochran Sunshine xii? f f .yo R ', Q iii f Miss ALDINE HIZER, sponsor SUNSHINE OFFICERS: fLeff to Righil Paula Neaman, Presidentg Eleanor Henschen, Vice Presidentg Brenda Palmer, Edith Seth, Corresponding Secrefaryg Darlene Selmeyer, Treasurer. Sunshine Society Recording Secretary Q ,, - i -pai-ee, .ix ' X .,t,'2ffi 'K if I gs ,gs .,A, il E an., ,.. Sunshine Counselors nn Mary Ann Lotton, Betty Ann Sigman, Carol Danbury, Betty Lou Henry, Elizabeth White, Marcia Detmer, Shirley Nolker, Audrey Clifton. The Sunshine Creed With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for all, l shall make the object of my life helpfulness and kindness for others. I shall try to fit myself ta give intelligent service in making my community a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus, will my own life become rich and complete Cadet Teachers 'lv Kneeling: W. Brandenburglw D. Raker L. Bradley F. McCreary ..-df Superintendent Hugh M. Espey Secretary Mrs. lrene Clifton Bus Drivers Principal Burney S. Jackson Secretary Mrs. Betty Siekman Standing: A. Lotton F. Neuman B. Walton R. Liggett oys' 8. Girls' State Delegates Anita Swinford, Phyllis Sommer, Bobby Keith, Ivan Green, Billy Koons, Shurol Schmelfz. REGIONAL ENGLISH WINNERS: Bob Johnson, ond Sharol Schmeltz REGIONAL CONTESTANTS: Patty Espey, Ivon Green, Shurol Schmeltz, Bob Johnson, Dorothy New, Audrey Clifton. DISTRICT MATH WINNER: Ivan Dale Green . ,fox , i iifonemzzs TYPINQ I 1 -u In L Q 1 -- Q J? -tn, 14 9 ' 1 --.s 1 :-- l L, .2 qvfff' LQ- I ns GEOMETRY 00 ' WORLD HISTORY 1:1 X X.,l . 3 .1 ,, 1xA . v ' Q IS .asm :A Q Q' Q , ' A, sf ' s . . f Fix -1' , , lx ' R 1 'W ' .-A -- X Q .Ku ' ' , 5' A X A ' . . . ' 7 , H A x K 4 I! A .ia 4 K - - I 6 l g - M .Ml .Ji- ivxp-. , W K I 5' 4 'A . , .gy ww-In Af 13' ,..4r49'3 ' 4' s Iii' ag ,V iw W 4? 'sw 'War mm zwbqrw-V -CV' lv . . Ax ' I, ,I 1,5 0. A , s , x, A.- M WEL .- Q ' .9 - ,f-- f 8 Ile 3? . ,F 15 V 3+ leer:-Q52 , I 'li ,V A. .wifi 9 Q . ,. f ww x -15 w we 9 I ' '- 2.15 i ig ' ' X f 'L 1 ' W r V Xin 5 R' ! Sv' 'A yifi A Q AJ .f,, : X V K Q Z jf Q W Q 5 -- X g 15.1 Wg :im V o W X .. ' . T ??1 M'ff. l 4 . , 'A W, ,f X. 5 ' Q , , Q ' . .QL ' , IF Kid . C V if 1 . Q L H' 35' I 'iq xg,r, , A f . .,..zn-u lx M.. 4,1 an ,- X .. 3 X DRAFTING CLASS SHOP CLASS STUDE NT COUNCIL F 'g 'wx Qmlgfl ir. . . W x . MV If f- jg his 'sg . CH OW- CREW i SHINER DAZE STAFF 'tl ulqdt.. wi? , ,sag T, yt. ,X M 96933, I I i SS !2 ff'W',w ,.1 1 - DR. TRAINING DRI VER'S TRAINING CLASS OFFICE HELP iff 1' A f. 4 Lu :nm -'Here Uualilv miss Neamane--arms, A BMW! WF r . HFOI' Slate c0lllBSlS el C , U -- '-1 I 4 Three high school pupils hereL ' . . me 1- I ' JVINTH WWE fare eligible to cake pant in the, N h sh' KM' 433111144 mn! pdl-md it ef Row' Wlwgfgn 'state scholarship finale at Indi- une C 0 if E ill , H6 , ,Q-Uimrqtrlv-eveht 2814995 1 WRYR d -ana University Saturday, by vir-I ,Paula Jean Neamm' daughter? tile-i StQ1iQ-FOBQ--ill bon- y - Jung J itue of placing in the upper 271 Mr and Mrs. Paul Neamani an wen e5p.T-v1Terryw:3n Mnlfrhrylpercent in the regional contests? of stewart Ridge and a senior! gggidigatg I Ndrori Furni- UW1 l-- . ' at Aurora March 28. . - - - - - . . . ' - '.1i1n Rising Sun I-I:1.i School was ' , . .. ...Y s img! Q ,They are Iva' Green' who q ah one of 11 'girls f' .im four counties: 912- Prlfhefi. ' , ., , .. med in general nmn, and snanni- awarded Dr J M Jackson Meg erzfl lienefligislmwa nmen, from .Q ne Hmm F X . . . . y,,, V: :- -. ,. . nh-,gg-pl' i lSchmeltz and Robert -T0hI1S0l1 111' - - - , ,. dem, -a c dine-this elected. maint -. Leshe Vanq-y1eiE 1. h S . tende t HA M morial nurse training scholar HT.: 1 , . - an an ...n...::.T2....l by 612- 40 ff 8 So- l 'M'sifeEr.iF 'i 'Sr 'ef -.D '1-i :Hlolder to Bl00miIlBW0ll- c1etY ygEF3ns 'pngamza mn repheisfe iii Hm i0?5.a 'Ris- ,gbllriill - M' YY IDU TWU Competing for state honors inr ' I' - - ing Sun fin its entirety 'y' we- 5 5 'f0Ul' Slfbiects will be 1,15 stu-T v '.--r . fof as Senior'4Cfl'a5s S0891 were in . idents. The largest numlber, 548,l -- .'7 'ufQ 9 extremely proud of her. - V ft - be Q.. as an ,cuss i - Qiidem--fe., Pele, Koons tests. There, will be 242 com-.121 ifz' ,tri 5 35 - -. l ,me elegant wg h which. fly Ra N , Petlllg in El!guSh, M 'ill Latin!-' senmr dass the is il kee ake get 'i'i4Audreyff9hhQn. -'i and 138 U1 Spanish- - answer't9'this question-and-many I-or -a time which we fare psure gmail 1- Sandyllillondiaryq Examinations twain begin at: others, when Mr. L'oyd Gullion she wg-3E-ig, brim 3 ' 5 18:30 a.p1- in the men's Sym- Hsiteg ufhe Goveriglnent glaf. -A-W A --4-r-A-ef'-'W' -'ZF g ., nasiumaindpa rswillbe ddiif- UNH- mem 0vee.,fe1A S Sh' qgqlmaffia Kxflgxstcklimmediately aiptir by high ilczlioil- Citgggs- BIB? 0f, Rising in--Y na ' I - .van .1 , .'-vs our ass in-co ec'on' . -- '- , ,. 1 . ,,tea,chersa.--. ..,,-.,.....--,.. . , 49 Im . Fry- nasnrer - Bobby Sue- - . i 'W with our studies of banking. He l 'W ii Jn Green 1I13IAR gxvyafd Elie? to 'gxbpliilgwgd tiieniimmiiges of 'bank-P1 'rn' mi sux inhua' 1 3 'nc -1- ., I , 155 Win or 3 ea fin-g, anal- rnl s its money, e -snnua Q L ' r Mn' Cooler and ML' Anita swinmpdy Rising Sun Highi etc.1 -He aliognegplained the inillstilin, sponsored-,by 5111 V I - -- seneei senior and winneriof ine,aV:U.f :iSf2C0HStw21ed,,S0.1t any 5 f1me.lmeFa-Evilacmaffflnsi . ,, wg ,DAR Good Citizenship awardb you ds getany-bngh-t1deas,,1n the 'M'e-Hlodioib , Y. K, -,W Q , . , youd better take it-.from usnot' Oct. 1 Ita, g e, the pur- ' fn - here and her mother Mrs. Ed 1 - 4 eWi ipav1d win 'Swintor-d, were guests at umm try afWthil?3 it'5'bUm 35 Weui W . . 'L ht members IW' ensure! '- J ' afternoon tea given by Col. Arch- hs :F0't'-iKflNl- - l n '. 4. .. e . E 1,6 cgouch ibgld Lochry Chapter, DAR, at Thefperiod- was,closed with! la Z, ,,xSn A ' -- , Hillforest estate, Aurora, Tues-'WGS1011-BUSWEI1:-P61'i0df-ill -W' 'C , V J. -, - -, . lb . Diriel day mernobn-, - we wasked, questions concerningi J , saggy Kim' Miss Swiiniford was presented a 'Pl'18S'-25 of bH!lkil1-Sf-We Certainly 2- ,lily l ' ? 'mx warm I ,, Gr .- ,,.,,-fifie-3-ge recognizing her 35 the learned . a number of valuable ,ser Al Hou mth! 'ri V. r e lvanmweig Ohio county 4fGood Cmzenfy win. pointers on our -banking sy.s-tem Lcddu , add we ,V -A Q - :gg ffys .-gm Nners from Lawrencebura. Aurora. during this time- - '- - . ' if W ' 'TT 41, du - jBright, Guilford, Dillsboro andj A I f , , . H - L' . rf4a:g,rX,ea:sS'Mogres Hill were similarly hon-f ' 'FfEx 'EEwg ''i erik K Q'. .' ore. - . -'- 9- ... ,, Tiy The Good citizen from each?'unnnninnununnnnuiinnunouiussqlsnan- 6 in 'fi i :.5 1en:2 ziwrreiaitfis- we f Q se. 1-W nn- . y an acu v, a. o s ,es-V ' FIC '5 F YEKR . D , , ,l - R 'CHILI ISUFPII 1' Ito determ-'ne the area winner., . ' ' - ' si6n?,l' H nuing their etforts to l'3lS63'I'he La.w-fem-e-but-g em,-3.51 fe-, Ri'-sing Sun FEA members, helxfg My me - songs ygerekpluyed lor a washigston-Nov liofkgceived this honor. topping Miss't-'gf:r,1f1rst,mg'e-tiirir: 059 the gnevi. by .M . Exim! pit.. . . H. , . . -I '11 l - ??.gs sf5?.g'nigi. sS2n'LZ1c3?i4iW '5m ' fngnmmt' 3,570 , yea' Tay' P , l ,-fi? 4- ':',n iiifsmqiial c?2'ff'E'3i1 r e chili supper 'meideyd BllI0l'S C 0 IIC cniiiieees eiedgea H mf iiigssse regex-viii jfgiesnfzenn .M h 17. t th 1: 001.5 ',,e.'L ' A' 'ts ' hh b' 'Hee arch Z wiimbe fmin 5335 to eDonkey -Basketball l Hint, ififfye-an,ee'TaU1Ze.S5Ziiee i',t,e ily ' nfs - J,5g'5f?,,g'i.Qf2ei,,,f,'3f C lg thili, sandwiches, salad, piei Senior boys and girls and the Clayton. Seth, treasurer-gs Gene i I f 1 drink will be included for fa-culty of Rising Sun Hia -School, Linker, reporter, and Tom Miller, Gl!'IS N831 cent ticket. ' Iwill star in a unique penfonm-ance sentinel. -- - . . fT7.i2ge.g, Friday, March 13, at 8 p.m. in 'Illie meeting, was adjourned 'at AtR1SmsSun MT-,0WtS vendor .Cllmvf 1959 81101: rtrin w,0irwiowii Gs! ne as Iq'o.?des be the mounts. Two teams of' e were, severe seniors, and one ol out' sponsorl. i ' sow nie Whitman owls 5' ' . 1 Eve.-ewes enjoyed thei MW! useH'tlvulnlH6Hs 064 Vdolorih to new the many' nly were there many beau- at es, but also 'mite Hf ' 'Y' acts, which alwaysll ' Mterwanh we Z -L U41 1- AA... n tn- mm. 4 A the high school gym, when they K. puti on two Donkey Basketball I games for the benefit of the sen- iors' Washington trip fund. The famous Marshall donkeys senior girls will play in the iiirst game, while senior boys will op- pose faculty members in the sec- ond attraction. - 'llownspefople are urged to at- t-end and help the kids raise the necessary funds for their trip this spring. ,Approximately 40 sen- iors plan to visit the many his- torical sights in and around the na'don's capital. ' ' 'Picket prices are quoted in an 1 i 6 i3 pint. Men 'leathers Area Guests ol Rotary l Men- teachers of Rising Sun- Ohio County Consolidated schools w'ere.gue9ts of the Rotary Club Monday evening at -a dinner meet- ing in the United Church of Chfrist L Fellowship Hall. ' 1' -Edwin Swinmrd, vice president lpresided-, and Hugh M. Espey ,was in charge -of the program. i Mr. Espey cated tint on Mayor l RISING SUN, Indi Oct. 5 iSpeci:1lJ--Rising Sun High School named its cheerleaders today: for the coming basket- ball season, ' Babettc Huffman, Mary An ,Lotton, Bobby Sue Bond and .Audrey Cliston were the ones chosen. . . 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'?l WW ' .f N' ' i 55 3 af- -.safe-if-s' :e::'1'fn, -i x ,e , ff se +. t -1 1- 1, o::l:- 49501-fifth.f-c:1 .-V.,-EP W 195. . ze-Bm-evo. f' 1 In '.- M :1v2'1o':,'.f.l -mar 1 ',, ' L 41 ,I i, f 2 '- L325-as:,:11E13aisie422'St:i'-. to s f ' -i aw itzfsfi-L1-'f-afiaalrs-sf. .ff - , ,,. jg yi, if F Q, H ,f?ti'1LiEj1'5ir2- ' 'SK-lj: 'Z 'vgwfg'-i,.C3:I: 'o15i'3i.f 'ifi5.:ssty, .13 -:QF 'r'j1'T2q1. --S212 1- i f 5- Q M do-Pit 2 'Yr far' 4a.,.T.t-'Z 1 xii iiure Bids lor I School Taken on furniture, equipment Lpplies for the new high were received from 11 ast Thursday night by the Sun-Ohio County Consoli- achool board, in a session from 6:30 p.m. until 2:30 Citizen Bank I amed Trustee of School Bond Cornerstone Laying manufacturers' agents iresent as the board de- d thc merits of various gs. Low bids on 19 class-es pment totaled 512.75379 Article-s in Cornerstone Articles to be placed in 1 cornerstone will include: Holy Bible. United States Flag. List of city township and com ty officials. List of high 'school facultyw List of school board membc List of holding comfpany me bers. 'List of holding company me ibers. List of architects, enginee lawyers and contractors. Incfonmation about departme in high school curriculum. Information about extra-curri lar activities of the high sch: Pictures of student body : present high school buildings. 'Copies of Shiner Daze and hirzh school annual. Copies of The Rising Sun cox-der and The Ohio County Ne Conv of local tax-ratss.- High School Bonds To Be Sold Tuesday Bonds for the financing of new Rising Sun Higlh School bu ing will be sold to the higl bidder Tuesday night Sept. 23 the school gyimnias-ium. Sealed bids on S450,000 in 1 mortgage bonds of fthe Ri: Sun - Ohio County Consolida Sohiool Building Corporation be opened at 7 p.m. 'I'-erms sale specify interest not to exc five percent. and maturities fixed from 1961 through 1986. Bids on 557,000 in bonds of Rising Sun-Ohiio County Cons diated Schools will be ofpend 7:30 p.m. Interest on tihese lm will not exceed 4M pencen 2 pwiuuci au, iauu 1-115--v --'ov' f ' ITU START NEXT WEEK PROGRAM GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY P Rlsmc sun-or-no -counrv consouoarso HIGH sci-loot. ZNERSTONE LAYING, MARCH a, 1959 Sunday, od, 5, 3 P, m, 2 M' el the mire. Henrietta Street, Rising Sun .Hon H. R'v. H.ixlup Music ......... ............................... H Band , Saxophum Quang, Invocation ....,.. .......... R ev. F. B. Taylor Vodal Number ................................. .Men's Quartet Ilarcia Defmqr, Audrey Clifton, Pafricia Espey Benny Khin' 'Ilhe Building Pnogram--How and Why ...... luclions and Explanations ........ Melvin Slegemiller, Sum ugh y Recognition of School Board Members ...... Meshr of Ceremonies n Mialvln Stegemiller pg of Articles Q Cprnerstone ........ ..ScheoI Board. 'tio f Hold' Oo n Direcltbm .---.. Holding Company Recogm B 0 mg mpa Y Adolph W. Siekmlan 'U of cormnmm ' Mr' shaemmu Consolidated Sdhools ...................... Charles H. Johnson : ....,,..,................................. Brass Quartet Rewgnmonh of School Principals' Classroom Teachens, PTA Steve Fessler, Ronnie Lemons, Nancy Gullion Gmwps Ann. Swinford Vocal Number .................................. Men's Quartet licfion .... .................. .... R i chan! Hollis Ground Breaking Cerelmbny ...School Board . Hmding Company Benedicltion ......... . .................. Harold 90819, Mini-919' Music ....... ...... H igh School B-and ,UUND BREAKING FUR NEW SCHUIN The ground breaking for the new Rising, SuneOhio County Con- solidated High School, took place Sunday, Oct. 5, -at 3 p.m. It was a happy occasiong after four years of hard work and planning, the community had accomplished umm it had :set out to do. Hugh M. Espey, superinfcndfwt of msclhools, introduced Adolpmn W. S-iekaman, Charles H. Johnson -and Malvin Stegemiller. They intro- duced -the individual directors of the holding -company, members of lhe school board and all others weho took part in the ceremony. A ouiantet from Bear Branch and the lband, under the direction of Mr. Ijatimer, provided the music for the dlay. The ground breaking ceremony was 'an event to go down in lhe hismory of the City of Rising Sun. It showed what could be done if ,...g the rnmmnnilv wnrlmd mont-lmr ......, ew Horizons 55 5 Puwokoumo, GYMNASIUM, CLASSROOMS Q MODERN CLASSROOMS Q dl 6 CHARACTERS: STANDING: Buck Sanders, K. Potter, Extra, E. Hensc A. Swiniord, Extra, C. Fleek, Mis Guthrie, J. INI'1itIocic,Lorry Fuller, was Mr. Gerald Johnson. Curtain Going O'Hara, I. Green, Elsie Hunter, C. Galbreath, Mr. Leveridge, G. Wiesmonn, Joan White, J. Walton, Milt hen, Mr. Norman Carter, I.. Whitham, Janet Young, S. Bavard, Andy Fulbright, B. Keith, Miss Irene Burgess, s Henrietta Rivers, P. Sommer, Miss Carolyn Moran, M, Pavey. SITTING: Tony Peterson, D. Zerkle, Jacko E. Hehe, Sylvia Moore, S. Schmeltz, Kyle Roberts, M. Lotton, Nancy Leveridge, P. Neaman, Our Director STAGE HELPERS AND PROMPTERS STANDING: Virgil Richardson Larry Weaver David Eisenman Bob Johnson Tom Miller Gene Locker Tom Pavey SITTING: Janet Bailey Jackie Hastings Jayne Broadus J Play Scenes Curtain Going Up Cn April l7, l959, the Senior Class presented a three-act comedy Curtain Going Up. The scene was in the Rising Sun gymnasium before, during and after the production of a play. During the course of events the play books are stolen, someone is shot, someone falls in love, and as the curtain goes down, the play ends happily for everyone. Our two female leads were Anita Kay Swinford, who played the part of the play director, Miss Irene Burgess, and Ellen Hehe, who played the leading part of the student, Lorry Fuller. We feel that the success of our play is due especially to the wonderful direction of Mr. Gerald Johnson. Everyone enjoyed the production, and it will long remain as a very pleasant memory in our hearts. Sweetheart Queen . . . Bobby Sue Bond Aurora Farr Queen. . . . El en Hehe Sunshine Queen . . . Dora Ann Whltham ? X A S gf ,!'Y' Candidates Standing: Sandra Potter Margaret Henschen Paula Neaman Carole Danbury ng: Babette Huffman Anita Kay Swinford Background -- Courtesy of Mrs. Lloyd Gullion sv WESLEY JACKSON lj ' If Kings Larry Weaver Sweetheart Dance Sunshine Dance John Adams X STEVE KOONS Coronation of Sweetheart King 8- Q ueen I VAN Rl MSTI DT Sweetheart Couple David Zerkle 8. Elizabeth White o Freshmen Phys Ed Right Grade Lunch line Bottom: Freshman Phys . Ed . lnsfrucfor: Mrs. Verna Carpenter W1 1 61-f 4 fi 1? X x Er. 2 ' Nl A m F Wmsmb nl KX ,mx f . sf V A5754 t.9' GQ -ur NQg,, i i Aff.. 'NM 1 lf X2 '38 R Anal-'l 'W Baccalaureate Program Sunday, May 17, 1959 Time 7:4-5 p. m. lC. D. S. TJ Processional . . Invocation . Anvll Chorus Scripture . . Halls of Ivy Message . . Benedlction . Recessional . . . Mrs. Franklin Lummer Verdi-Morgan Rev. Floyd Haislup High School Chorus . . . . . . . . Rev. ForrostB. Teaylor ' ' 'ri..QsJll1'KQuQhl ' ' ' ' Jerry Alley Verna Carpenter Parnell Clark Elsie Cooper Dillon Dorrell Edward Gray Aldine Hizer John Huron High School Chorus . What Have You in Your Hand?' Rev. Kenneth Kuenning Rev. Richard Hollis . . Mrs. Franklin Lummer FACU LTY Burney Jackson Charles Johnson Richard Latimer Grace McCurry Nell Sherrod Albert Smith Mabel Stearns CLASS OF 1959 CLASS FLOWER . . . . . . . Carnation CLASS COLORS . . . . . . . . Gold and Blue CLASS SONG . . . . . . . . . . . Halls of lvy CLASS MOTTO . . . . 'Not Finished, Just Begun. Commencement Program Thursday, May 2l, i959 Time 8:00 P. M. fC. D. S. T., Processionol March .... . . . . . . . . . . . . High School Bond Invocation ..... . . Rev. Ralph Mayo Address of Welcome . . . . . . Bobby Joe Keith Senior Class President AirforBand .. ............ .. HighSchoolBand Frank Erickson Address . '. . . The Bell on the Mountain Dr. Harold W. Richardson President, Franklin College Green Acres . ......... . . . . . . . . High School Band John J . Morrissey Presentation of Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . Burney S. Jackson Principal Presentation of Diplomas . . . . Hugh M. Espey Superintendent Benedlction . . . . . Rev. Gerald Herbener Recessional March . . ....... . ....... High School Band BOARD OF EDUCATION Hilbert Bovard Lloyd Stephenson William Elder Benjamin Stow Gordon Fessler Stewart Whitlock Malvin Stegemiller CLASS OFFICERS President .... .......... . Bobby Joe Keith Vice President . . . . . Ivan Dale Green Secretary .... . . Shirley Bovard Treasurer ...... ........ A nita Swinford Student Council. . . ........... Larry Weaver Sponsors . .... . Grace McCurry and Edward Gray Awa rds Honor awards were presented to the members of the 1959 graduating class of Rising Sun High School by Principal Burney Jackson on Thursday night, May 21, at commencement exercises for 41 graduates. Bobby Joe Keith was recognized as class president and won the 510 Rotary Club citizenship award. Phyllis Sommer wore the gold honor cord for girls and won the American Legion Auxiliary S25 award. She also received a S10 Home Economics award and a S150 elementary teacher training scholarship. Robert Johnson wore the gold honor cord for boys and received the American Legion award of 525. Anita Kay Swlnford received recognition and the DAR Good Citizenship award. She also received an award from the Underwood Co . as the outstanding typist of the year: an award for the outstanding Senior music student of the year, and an award as the Editor of the 1959 Sol Orien. Larry Weaver won both the DeKalb Fann Bureau awards in agriculture and the school agriculture award. Paula Jean Neaman received a Nurses' Training scholarship from the Dearborn County Volture, 40 et 8 Society. Carolyn Galbreath received a scholarship to Indiana University. Department awards given to the highest ranking student in each department were: English--Robert Johnson Mathematics, and Science---lvan Green Social Studies---Mary Louise Pavey Underwood award for best all-around commercial student--Eleanor Henschen. Typing---Anita Kay Swinford Home Economics--Phyllis Sommer Agriculture--Larry Weaver Citizenship---Betty Ann Slgmon Perfect attendance awards for all twelve years were given to Helen Ketenbrink, Bllly Bovard, Larry Weaver, Betty Slgmon and Tom Miller. Q. N L. s ' . S 5 . F' Mg S h 5 ' 4 aff' wrryu .,'j'-Q . ' --nw '- 9' 3.6 . - . A 45 gsm, b 'lglrq-4 'W'-in' X . 1 'wig k :una H xse?-t. W . . , 1 , 1- 10 D 9 , ,u , - s - ' gl, UL' x. A , . 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X Epitaph Ut Uur Senior Trip There was once a Senior Class From a town called Rising Sun Who decided to take a Senior Trip And have a little fun. The first night instead of sleeping They did nothing but talk and talk Little did they know that the next clay They would have to walk and walk. After two days of touring Ancl seeing everything they could see They decided the time had come For them to leave Washington, D. C. With suitcases in hand And souvenir hats on head They boarded the train Complaining they were half dead. On arrival in New York We thought they would go right to bed But boy, were we fooled When they stayed up all night instead. The next day they were scheduled To tour New York by bus But all you could hear Was a cuss and a fuss. That night they all dressed up And went to Radio City Music Hall And after the show was over They went out and had a ball. After a party all night It was a sight you should see As they boarded a subway Enroute to N. B. C. They appeared one by one On closed circuit TV With bags under eyes And each one with weak knee. Next on the agenda Was a taxicab trip Cross town to Pier 82 Where they boarded a ship. They went completely round the Island On a three hour cruise They sat still so long That they complained of a bruise. Then back to the hotel 'Twas time to pack their bags Then down to the lobby After attaching white tags. You could tell they were loaded With towels, matches, pens and soap They thought I didn't know But after all, l'm no dope. Then off to Penn Station At a terrible fast clip After walking four blocks with luggage l thought they would flip. We loaded on the Pennsy And they found it an impossible feat To relax and sleep ln a straight back seat. On arrival at Washington The group really got a treat When they boarded the C 8- O And layed back in a reclining seat. Instead of sleeping They had another ball But they didn' t know for breakfast That l give a 5:30 AM calll We are now nearing Cincinnati And my Iob is about done I can now honestly say The battle is about won. Don't take pity on me Or Miss McCurry and Mr. Gray We have enjoyed the trip, too Although we didn't act too gay. A moral must be connected With every story told So I'll give you this one If l may be so bold. Every Senior Class Sponsor And C 8- Q Guide Deserves a last reward Before their last ride. 'CRX Now l want to make it clear l'm not asking for a contribution We lust want you to remember us After we're in a mental institution. This poem was written by Mr. James Deal, C 8. OGuicle. Mr. Deal was our very cordial host during our stay in New York and Washington, D . C . Our thanks go to them for a very memorable trip. SH The-'il U41 ' A ii 1 ii 749' if Annual Staff Progress charts, dummies, page envelopes, rulers, rubber cement, deadlines and aspirins formed the nucleus of this year's Sol Orien. Editor of the Annual was Anita Kay Swinford. Bobby Joe Keith served as assistant editor, Bob Johnson headed the business staff, assisted by Ivan Green. Write-ups of Shiners athletics was prepared by Windy Baker. Leotta Mayo and David Zerkle prepared the senior statistics. The History of Class of T959 was prepared by Mary Ann Lotton, the Class Will by Phyllis Sommer, Helen Ketenbrink, and Jane Broadus. The Prophecy of things to come was pre- pared by Shirley Bovard and Eleanor Henschen. The pictures were taken by John Whitlock, lvan Green and Bobby Joe Keith. Our Umlerclassmen pictures were prepared by David Eisenmann, Carolyn Fleek, Billy Koons, Betty Sigmon, and Sharol Schmeltz. Our ln Memoriam was prepared by Larry Weaver. Leotta Mayo, Jackie Hastings, Mary Louise Pavey, and Eleanor Henschen typed much of the copy forthe proof sheets. Much thanks goes to Mr. Edward G. Gray and Miss Grace McCun'y, our very able sponsors . We hope that the coordination of our effort produced an accurate account of the school year T958-l959. The Sol Orien Staff Says Finished at last!--- Was it worth it '? We X3 59 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1959 GRANITE BRICK 81 LUMBER CO GRANITE BRICK 8. LUMBER CO. RISING SUN, INDIANA PHONE I55 EDWIN E. SWINFORD, MANAGER The good times you'lI always remember How many of them include Coca-Colal SCHWINN See Compllments Of Bicycles See MGUl'e1 S Rising Sun State Bank I I I I Gample S sales 6 Serv ce For Drugs , Sundries Member Federal Reserve System And Member I-'.D.I.C Lawrenceburg U. S. 50 Fountain Service Rising Sun, Indiana Compliments Ol The Town House Restaurant Dqnbufy'g . . Mug G Iug I . Indwldual Mausoleum w. H. Tyler Appliances And F urnrture ' Rudolph Hall Telephone 390 Bonded Service Station On U.S. 50 Leona's Beauty Salon Wallpaper -- Paint Box 3A Fox Flowers Aurora, Indiana Morehead's Iewelry Store Phone 202 Rising Sun W. G. Carpenter Real Estate Klemme Auto Service Florienne's Gift Shop Compliments Of Thies Welding Shop Compliments Of Rising Sun Bowling Alley Fletcher Bros. 1 YOUI' Of Rising Sun 1 e S Ben Franklin Store Insurance Agency People's Building G Loan 204 Main Street Rising Sun, Indiana Baker's Grocery Rising Sun, Indiana Ritzmann's Ice Cream Co. Dearborn Cab Co. lAurora -Lawrenceburg Roadl W. M. Turner WEAR Service Station Indiana Office Supplies Inc. I 4A Stacy Implemint Co. d S 6th G High Sts. Ph. 300 uroraiawrence urg Roa l Of Lawrenceburg SHOES General Repair Tires And Batteries Open 6 A. M. --10 P. M. Rising Sun, Indiana Com plim ents Of Citizens State Bank At Your Service At All Times Member Of I-'.D.I.C. Rising Sun, Indiana Compliments Of I. W. Whitlock Co., Inc. Rising Sun, Indiana P0 Green 6- Schwier Pelgen's Lunch, Inc. C. I. Martin Furniture Co. E. Schulz Sons Draper's Plumbing 6. Heating, Inc. Paul H. Rohe Co. , Inc. Of Aurora orviue Phillips Grant Ienklns Of Aberdeen Galbreath Hardware Hobbs' Grocery Of Quercus Grove Herff-Iones Of Indianapolis Harvest Home Hardware 6 Coal Of Patriot Alps Auto Theatre Of Vevay Dillsboro Drugs Of Dillsboro Aurora , Indiana Compliments Of Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co.. Inc. Lawrenceburg , Indiana Delux Cleaners We Do All Types Of Cleaning Fast, Prompt Service EDNA FACEMIRE Main Street Phone 74 Or 191 Rising Sun, Indiana Com pllm ents Of Aurora TV 6 Appliance Co. Aurora , Indlana Aggie's lewelry Iewelry And Watch Repairing Hamilton , Elgin , Bulova , Gruen, Faith Watches Diamonds Phone 397-R 236 Walnut St. Lawrenceburg Com pllm ents Of Draper Plumbing 6- Heating. Inc. Compliments Of Mason Uhlmansiek The Friendly Barber Rising Sun, Indiana BonDurant Bros. Protane Bottle Gas And Gas Appliances Phone 239 Or 151 Rising Sun, Indiana Compliments Of The Vanity Shop Walnut Street Lawrenceburg , Indiana Peerless Printing Co. Martin's lewelry Watches--Jewelry Of All Kinds Watch Repair Aurora Compliments Of Richard R. Mattingly Attorney At Law Aurora, Indiana Compliments Of The Churchill Co.. Inc. 231 Second St. Aurora, Ind. Underwood Typewriters Phone 81 School Supplies Buy NATlONALINE And Save 25th Anniversary Galesburg, Illinois Lawrenceburg, Indiana Courtesy Stanley Hamilton ReP'ese'm g Fred P Morris The Kiger 5 Company, Inc. Clothiet Rising Sun Recorder Ph 199 Indlanws Leading Rlslng STS, Indiana The School Equipment . And supply House Ohio County News Compliments Of Ohio River Telephone Co., Inc. Rlslng Sun, Indiana Iohn F. Ullrich Studio Phone Aurora 474-M Aurora , Ind , Portrait -- Commercial Wedding -- Studio -- Candid Photography First National Bank Oi Aurora Member F.D.I.C. Ioln Our Xmas Savings Club B. G W. Food Market Rising Sun , Indiana Monarch Auto Sup. Co. Compliments Of Schenley Distillers. Inc. Lawrenceburg , Indiana Wholesale Automotive Parts Compliments Machine Shop Service . The House That Really Serves Miner Block Phone 200 Aurora, Indiana 6 Su l Co. Taylor Brothers. Inc. pp Y Phone 908 Firestone Tires Lawrenceburg South Walnut Street Rising Sun, Indiana Phone 192 Christian's Market Choice Meats , Fnllts And Veg. Phone 20 Rising Sun We Will Do Our Best To Keep You Sweet Neary Candy Company Lawrenceburg , Indiana Compliments Of EI1i - Vsita Seed And Stock Farm Roy C. Elliott G Son Indiana Certified Seeds Western Auto Associate Store Aurora , Indiana Rising Sun Trailer Sales 308 N. High Street Rising Sun, Indiana Quality - Mobile Homes tNew And Used J Robert and Theresa Becht Phone 813-A Rising Sun, Indiana Phone 278 Compliments Of Compliments Owens - Illinois Of PAPER PRODUCTS Utrhtzes Department DIVISION Ot Rising Sun Knigga 610 George Street Aurora, Indiana Rising Sun, Indiana FEED G FARM SUPPLY Com liments Of COUMY P Krider's Courthouse Officials W. M. Krider Brown T001 G Mfg- Co. Master Photographer Mrs. Leola Detmer. . . . . Clerk Howard B. Lostutter . - . Auditor Studio - Records - Cameras Clifford I. Stegemiller . . . . .Sheriff Ted C. Brown, Owner Record Players - Top Tunes Mrs. Irene Santmire ..... Treasurer Mrs. Hallie N. Ryle .... Recorder Rising Sun, Indiana Lawrenceburg - Batesville Hugh M. Espey. .County Superintendent Home-Like Chapel Ambulance Service Detmer G Detmer FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phones 124-R and 124-M Rising Sun, Indiana Headquarters Here'For FORD CARS and TRUCKS FORD TRACTORS Dearborn Implements Sunoco Gas and Oils Green Motor Sales PHONE 29 RISING SUN, INDIANA Compliments Of Dairy Queen RISING SUN, INDIANA MALTS - SHAKES - SUNDAES - CONES Steve Fessler Owner - Manager AMERICA'S Mosr FAMOUS The Double-Deck Hamburger Sealfest Hum hr P ey The Original Big Boy Funeral Home MILK Order By Phone, R1s1NG SUN, INDIANA Take 'em Home ICE CREAM fxk N , ' ' 3 ,A mano A loseph E. Seagram H 8:7 ,:- G. fx 6' Sons' 'nc' LAWRENCEBURG Lawrenceburg , Indiana 2 Route 50 PHONE: AURORA 433 RISING SUN, INDIANA Tracy's Bargain Store Furniture, Appliances, Clothing Rtstng Sun, Indiana Dillsboro Health Resort Mineral Baths and Massages D1 ning Room Open to Public Dillsboro, Ind. Phone 126 Chris Volz Motors. Inc. Chevrolet - Pontiac - Buick Oldsmobile - Cadillac GMC Trucks - Foreign Cars SALES and SERVICE Phone 4431 Milan, Ind. Sch uler's Clifford I. Schuler Furniture - Gifts - Wallpaper Randall Implement Co. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Aurora , Ind . Phone Walker Laundry Complete Laundry Service Florienne's Gilt Shop Agent Rlslng Sun, Ind. Compliments Of Vevay Sales G Service BUICK DEALER vzvzw Paint 212 Main St. Aurora, Ind. Business Ph. 560-R - Res. 385-M Compliments of Swiss Hotel Compliments Of , VEVAY, INDIANA People s Ph 57 Coal Company one Phone 22 La wrenceburg DEAigglI3gnE3?NTY Ideal Restaurant Fine Food and Drinks Estal Draut, Proprietor Rising Sun, Indiana Compliments Of Vevay Deposit Bank Vevay, Indiana Member ofF. D. I. C. Compliments Of The Faculty Farm Bureau Co-operative As sociation , Inc . Ohio and Switzerland Affiliated Dillsboro - Aurora - Vevay Compliments Of Aurora Casket Co.. Inc. Manufacturers of Caskets of Distinction Since 1890 NATIONWIDE Aurora, Indiana Com plim ents Of High Street Grocery Owen Dugle, Prop. Free Delivery Phone 100 Rising Sun, Indiana Compliments Of Central Hardware Rising Sun Martin's Iewelry Watches-Iewelry of All Kinds Watch Repair Aurora Espey's Shopping Center Shoes and Fumlshlngs Iim and Martha Espey Rising Sun, Indiana Compliments Of Stow Motor Company Chrysler - Plymouth Sales and Service Rising Sun, Indiana Compliments Of Ioe Chrisman Clothing Store Aurora Beyer's Pharmacy Aurora, Indiana For All Your Prescriptions and Drug Needs Dillsboro Hatchery SAVE MONEY - BUY BULK Rueter's Chix - Farm Supplies Phone 139 Dtllsboro Compliments Of Senior Class F.W Compliments Of . Owens Construction Company If ll I 'iii KS, Q svn 4 ffxaxw , . J .iff 'l H ffAQQ f' 1 , M j X- 22' LH! My ix 5 59 'f ww up v A ai 'Ei-A I . ..,, .. 5 , x Jr ' f -L f -. 2. 1 . ,w-I, I ' , M ' 0 ' , . ..v Qs ' , Qi-fi ' 'f.':-' , T . g,s H f. 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