Robb Township High School - Hoosier Posey Yearbook (Poseyville, IN)
- Class of 1958
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V, i ' V , J V' f i7'a 5213? if Q .QV kayak 3:1 1 ' 'V 'VV U Q Vs- - QV , fV.5V- ' ' wif 2f'V, ffm . we , if g h? Vifukg, my My frf gft, L ' n1g3iV1? +i'3 A 'V r fj?l if ,. aff. , s, Q nm, Q J Q P x 1 , if- , ' 43' La? . :fa Q 'sw .1 Q Levi! 1, 3:1 fi 551-' ,K-2' f ,.. 49, I H, Te or 14: ' MEC, :iffy pc, .1 ' 'CEP I VF! f 4 4 Jw V-Us . ,N , we I 'NJ ,Wiz Q H, -af HUUSIEH PUSEY publuhed by THE SENIOR of 1957 1958 ROBB TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL POSEYVILLE, INDIANA 1 'F 4.-Iiinrt 8.4 NL , 1. is 4. - ., . . n .- ! ':' ,,...gg,g,gg,.ffx3.v--,,. 1 -M l,,, ...L.f4.- 'W f4.Q.----1 ,..fy,,g... ' - . ' -' 'A ' '- f HW .f :L -h.. .- FOREWORD ' A . We, the Annual Staff of 1958, have com- piled in picture and word form, the activitied, joys, highlights of the year, and many other precious little memories which all of us should like to keep always. t , May this always help you to rememberthe carefree and pleasant days at P. H. S. A ' Now we present to you, students and faculty of the Robb Township High School, your 1958 Hoosier Posey. f ' f-The Annual Staff. A x I . ' u All mul.. me pi. 353255 ie ight S A , , , ...i s 1. , 4 f 5 - t ' lf 6 li V, 1 4 . ' . e' - 1 we-1 ,,-.1 'fr 1 V L .:,Pgff' Q ,V U lg' ,Q - ga 'bf - A S'lQ.Z.:.5sfL.4 - . uf . wives -J 1 'iwfigssv-. ?JH....i. .v .-.1 :Ym.z',xi' -- i . 4 W' why an CLASS POEM 'li Each year as school draws near an end It usually brings a tear: Especially for the Senior Class When we know it's our last year. But we really shouldn't feel so bad, We ought to feel quite gayg For the Juniors will carry on from here As we go on our way. The past twelve years are just one step That We all had to takeg One more step up the ladder of life That we, ourselves, will make. So face the future with courage and hope And hold your head up highg As each of us goes on our way And the years slip slowly by. -Phyllis Allmon. Class Flower: White Carnation Class Colors: Blue and Silver Class Motto: Our life is what our thoughts make it MFICHER 44 fffiss, ,fa X Q QW ! 1 X ag., 6 -if 'Q 0 54 7 X45 ECM E I M EVELYN ROBERTS, B. S. MIRIAM HEISER, A. B. Indiana State Teachers Oakland City College College Wisconsin Stat? Art JUsTUs Fos'rER, B. s. .Teachers C01 ege E. Kentucky State WTffec:3jk5Q0g1'jg Physical Education Teachers College Kentucky University Purdue University Vocational Agriculture Shop Biology JACIQ SQEARGEANT, JOHN FRANKE, A. B. . . M. S. ' Evansville College University of Illinois , , Indiana State Teachers Social Stlldles College Mathematics Music WILIiIAgVI II-JEIQIDRICKSON, ELDON CRAWFORD BETTY WALTERS . i, . I Superintendent, School Secretary Indiana State Teachers Metropolitan School College District of North Principal Posey County Public Speaking Sociology DON MILLER, A- B-, M- A- DOROTHY RUMBLE, B. S. Miami Ul'1iV01'Si12y Purdue University Indiana State Teachers Indiana State Teachers College College Evansville' College . E lu h Home Economics ng is Physical Education fCoachJ NEVAL WILLIS, B. S. Oakland City College Evansville College Indiana University Science Mathematics Driver Training JOHN CULBERTSON, B. S. Oakland City College lslflgifatics PATRICIA KIRKMAN, A. B. Indiana State Teachers College Commerce Physical Education 1' 'm Y . 'wif 9? .1 f tix rv 'Qirf 5- 4, '- f. wr - 'RG' 4?-' il '61 EDUCATION 'Y I think that I would rather teach a child The joys, of kindness than long hours to spend Poring o'er multiple and dividendg How differing natures may be reconciled Rather than just how cost accounts are filed 5 How to live bravely to its end Rather than how one fortress to defend, Or how gold coins once gathered can be piled. There is an education of the mind Which all require and parents early start, But there is training of a nobler kind And that's the education of the heart. Lessons that are most difficult to give Are faith and courage and the Way to live. -Edgar A. Guest. N ' I .451 Q is 1 4 - I A K 'Sf . 9 -S6 00 1- Rx xv, I 1 i - ffm G' '6 6 + Mfg. , 0 vil ll im VIP 2 2 Wm!! Q, r 'EQ ig .M W 35 ' S 'IE N H CCD H22 S' NANCY JANE ALEXANDER F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff DAVID SHARP DAVIS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 1, 2 President 3, 4 Sectional Secretary 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Class Vice President 1 Class President 2 Magazine Captain 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff PHYLLIS ANN ALLMON Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Operetta 2 F. H. A. 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff KEITH ALLEN COX Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 4 Basketball 1, 2 Boys' State 3 Class Vice President 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff JO MARY DAVIS ' Chorus 1, 2 Operetta 2 Booster Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 2 Annual Staff POLLY ANN BARNETT Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Booster Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 2 Class Treasurer 1 Annual Staff JEAN ALICE ERBACHER Chorus 1, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 4 Glass Treasurer 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 9,1 'E' '43 V ELIZABETH ANN HUCK Chorus 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 4 Annual Staff JOHN WILLIAM GWALTNEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Annual Staff LINDA CAROL KI Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 4 Manager Magazine S Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff fAss't. Editorj LEE ANN MAHRENHOLZ Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Girls' State 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Class Vice President 2 Class Secretary 3 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff fEditorJ ales 3 INA KAY HUCK Chorus 1, 2, 4 Operetta 2 F. H. A. 2, 4 Booster Club 3 Annual Staff , 4 NGSLEY Class Secretary-Treasurer 2 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Historian 2, 3 President 4 District Historian 4 D. A. R. Citizenship Award 4 County Award 4 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4 ANN KAY OLIVER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 F. H. A. 2 Student Council 1, Class Secretary 4 Annual Staff CLARENCE NAAS Track 2 Chorus 1 Booster Club 3 Cheerleader 3 Basketball 2, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 'K ,Q -s J' 9 ,, . . Rfk 'IU QT? Ei la'-1' Af ls 0- ka is Qin.. 'Q' SA v X N a', Ns-f fi- 5:5 1, H Nfl 'J :gf '- E Z f 'ni-i,' LINDA DIANE RACINE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Drum Majorette 3, 4 Chorus 1 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff LINDA CAROL OVERTON Chorus 1, 2 Booster Club 3 F. H. A. 2 LINDA LOU RUTLEDGE F. H. A. 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Annual Staff MARY SUE RUTLEDGE F. H. A. 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Annual Staff J UDITH LORA SEIB Band 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 1 Class President 1 Class Treasurer 4 Magazine Captain 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Operetta 2 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Parliamentarian 4 Newspaper Staff fAss't. Editor, 4 Annual Staff CHARLES DAVID REYNOLDS Chorus 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Student Council 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, Newspaper Staff 4 3 JAMES EDWARD SCHUTZ Chorus 3, 4 Track 2 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Annual Staff 1.336 5' JUDITH MARIE UHDE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 1 Student Council 4 Class Vice President 4 Class Secretary 1 Booster Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 2 ,3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Annual Staff GERALD CLEON WARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Booster Club 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 PATRICIA ELLEN UHDE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Majorette 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 8, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Class Reporter 2 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Songleader 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Annual Staff JACK CLEVELAND WILEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Conductor 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Class President 3, 4 Student Council 1, 3 F. F. A. 1 Reporter 1 Booster Club 3, 4 High Magazine Sales Award 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff JERRY WINKELMAN DON ZENTHOEFER Transferred from Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Griffin 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 MAX ARTHUR WOLFE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Student Council 1, 2 Class News Reporter 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Secretary 4 Newspaper Staff fEditorJ 4 Newspaper Staff 4 CLASS PROPHECY 'Y Poseyville, Indiana, January 1, 1968 Miss Polly Barnett has been appointed by the graduating class of 1958 to contact each member of the class concerning what they are doing. It is an easy job for her because she travels around the country as an airline hostess seeing her classmates regularly in her travels. She is still waiting for that handsome pilot to come along and sweep her off her feet. The following is the newsletter she has written. She has obtained some of her information from newspapers. Poseyville, Indiana Keith Cox has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his engineering feat in con- structing an atomic-powered drawbridge over Caney Creek. The bridge has been christened the Wilhite Special. Mr. Cox could never have achieved this greatness without the help of his efficient secretary, Miss Jean Erbacher. London, England Max Wolfe, famous diplomat to England, is returning to Poseyville to give a speech concerning My Experiences During Foggy Nights at the Picadillyf' He will be accompanied by Jerry Winkleman, a member of Max's graduating class, who is in the Marine Guard of the London Embassy. Evansville, Indiana The famous trio of Ann Huck, Nurseg Nancy Alexander, X-Ray Technologistg and Bud Gwaltney, Medical Technologist, offered their expertly trained skills in the delivery of a third set of twins to the former Mary Sue Rutledge. Patti Uhde now a registered nurse, will accompany Mary Sue home to care for the twins. Mt. Vernon Democrat Don Zenthoefer, a 1958 graduate of Poseyville High School, fell from an oil derrick last evening and was saved by the quick action of the local telephone oper- ator, Linda Lou Rutledge. Miss Rutledge telephoned State Trooper Cleon Ward who was nearby and Trooper Ward rushed him to the hospital where the gallant trio saved another life. Evansville, Indiana Lee Ann Mahrenholz is now working as a Home Economist at Iglehart's in Evansville. Can you imagine baking cakes from R8 to 5? Poseyville News A The famous Agricultural Engineer, Jack Wiley, is coming back to his hometown on a very serious matter. He has perfected an insecticide to combat the dreaded 'Beetle Bug Plague' which has been affecting three of Indiana's most noted farmers, Eddie Schutz, David Davis, and Charles Reynolds. CLASS PROPHECY 'Y Evansville, Indiana Linda Overton is now working at the Baby Shop in Evansville and recently sold Judy Uhde lEmbreyJ a basketball suit for each of her five little basketball players. New York, New York The famous hair stylist, Ina Kay Huck, is working in New York and recently styled the hair of the former Linda Kingsley. Linda has just returned from Europe where she has been lecturing on the art of cooking. fRemember the days when she couldn't boil water without scorching itll Cleveland, Ohio Diane Racine, now Mrs. Frank Kennedy, has been selected Mother of the Year, after giving birth to her fifth child. She received from the J. L. Hirsch Store in Poseyville a full set of new clothes for all her little Frankies. Indianapolis, Indiana The former Judy Seib, now Mrs. Gary Fisher, is happily married and living in Indianapolis where she and Gary own and operate the You Grow It-We Cut It Barber Shoppe. Dallas, Texas . The former Miss Phyllis Allmon, now Mrs. Larry Gullet, is happily married and living in Texas where she and her husband own and operate the Wet Your Gullet with Gullet's Root Beer Stand. Her five little Gullets help manage the establish- ment. New York, New York Ann Kay Oliver has been voted the girl that the executives of the United States would most like to be caught with in an unusual predicament. She is now private secretary to the Vice President of the United States. New York, New York Clarence Naas is married and operates the world famous Car Body Shop on the outskirts of New York. Among the many cars he has rebuilt is that of Miss Jo Mary Davis. She tried to open her own private lane on the New York Freeway while chasing a '56 black Ford. 3 fzxlafqzffgsdjy V 12424 5557 L oozffvcf f1Z'5f 571, D1 :IMS WHOS WHO ffgc X705 E fC i W ' ' .ffgrfzs 7 0 f 177,11 K7 dfazwafa , -.. si z ,fmf N057 7'fnz.A7xzf i 1 F I 'WF-f-- jzzayzwa? .fzdfwaizgy .AM Udwer 0175 5 5 E P I -Q J-'2 d4f3l'i Lf V.1lJ.J ' 6 C1413 BEST Pffesomufrr I x ., -..,. ..-11.-. -- . L..,.f'..':,.,...: -:,!Zi'.f.L. vasr cmffaf-.fx 1 1 V 1 I, T K ! l'ffIm:'ZL2Lfa:?f1 S' bc h:4':ft'i 2: BEST C,f7f-if fv . ,M , , . M v v,-r 4 . v , - . .- Tz?.f,.L,.f..:'..w ,,.,7.2.. 1-hz, . M057 4flffLY fa succeia NANCY JANE ALEXANDER Nickname ............................ Buckshot Ambition .... ............ X -Ray Technologist Imagine Them ...................... 6 feet tall Song ........................ Playing For Keeps Pastime ........ 4 .... .................... D ancing Usually Found ...... ................... A round PHYLLIS ANN ALLMON Nickname .............................. 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M oonglow and Picnic Pastime .................................... Dragging Usually Found .................. At Marijon's JO MARY DAVIS Nickname ................... ..............,...... ' 'Jo Ambition .............. ............ S ecretary Imagine Them .................,..,... 6 feet tall Song ................................... 1 ...... Love Me Pastime ........................ Going with boys Usually Found-Somewhere in Posey Co. JEAN ALICE ERBACHER Nickname ................. . ...........,.. Jeanie Ambition ....... Imagine Them Song .............. Pastime ......... Usually Found Secretary fPrivateJ Walking Don't Driving around Ft. Branch JOHN WILLIAM GWALTNEY Nickname .................................... Bud Ambition .............. Medical Technologist Imagine Them .............. Not liking Elvis Song .................................... Love You Pastime ........................ Driving around Usually Found-Cruising down West Main ELIZABETH ANN HUCK Nickname ...................................... Liz Ambition ...................................... Nurse Imagine Them .......... Not being friendly Song .................................... Fascination Pastime ........ Talking to Polly on phone Usually Found .............................. Home INA KAY HUCK Nickname ............................ Katy-Did Ambition .............................. Beautician Imagine Them ...... Being very talkative Song ................ Little Bitty Pretty One Pastime .................................... Reading Usually Found .............................. Home LINDA CAROL KINGSLEY Nickname .................................. Lindy Ambition .................... Home Economist Imagine Them .................... Not talking Song .......... I'll Never Stop Loving You Pastime ................ Thinking of Jack J. Usually Found ........................ Studying LEE ANN CAROLINE MAHRENHOLZ Nickname ............................ Lee Ann Ambition .................... Home Economist Imagine Them ...................... 4 feet tall Song .......... Dancing With My Shadow Pastime .... Looking for something to do Usually Found .... At Poseyville or home CLARENCE NAAS Nickname .................. , ............ llpeteil Ambition ............ ........ ...... C a r bodyman Imagine Them Song ......... .. ................... Being quiet Don't Be Cruel Pastime .................................... Working Rumble's Body Shop Usually Found ANN ,. Nickname .................................. Ambition ....... Imagine Them Song .............. Pastime .......... Usually Found KAY OLIVER HAnnD Secretary Red Hair Billy Boy 'fffffff.'ff'WQiZiiiiig for Billy New Harmony LINDA CAROL OVERTON Nickname .................,.............. Linda Ambition .............................. Sales Clerk Imagine Them .. Being first at cafeteril Song ........ Why Don't They Understand Pastlme .................................... Working Usually Found .............................. Home DIANE RACINE Nickname .................................. De Di Ambition .............................. Housewife Imagine Them-Smiling on Monday morning Song .......... You Are My Special Angel Pastime ............................ Playing cards Usually Found .................... With Frank CHARLES REYNOLDS Nickname ................................ Chuck Ambition .......... ....... F armer Imagine Them ..... ..........,.. T alking Song ................. ......... H oneycomb Pastime ................ ....... S itting aroun d Usually Found ............................ Asleep LINDA LOU RUTLEDGE Nickname .................................. C1ing Ambition .......,...... Telephone Operator Imagine Them .............................. Short Song .................................... At The Hop Pastime ........ Looking for a certain boy Usually Found .......................... At home MARY SUE RUTLEDGE Nickname .................................. Susie Ambition ............. .............. H ousewife Imagine Them .......................... At home Song ..,,.,...........,,................... The Joker Pastime ...,,............. Typing for teachers Usually Found ...................... With Gene JUDITH LORA SEIB Nickname ................................ Seibert Ambition .........,.......... Mrs. Gary Fisher Imagine Them ...... In a black Chevrolet Song ............................ ............ L ove Me Pastime ............,............... Brown nosing Usually Found .... Going by Ford garage JAMES EDWARD SCHUTZ Nickname .................................. Eddie Ambition .................................... Farmer Imagine Them ..... ....... N ot in sports Song ..................... ............... R aunchy Pastime ................... ...... D ear hunting Usually Found ,..,.., ..,...... A nywhere JUDITH MARIE UHDE Nickname .................................... Judy Ambition ............ Typist or receptionist Imagine Them ........................ On a diet Song ............. ..... . . Sentimental Reasons Pastlme ...................... Looking for Bob Usually Found ................ Watching TV PATRICIA ELLEN UHDE Nickname ...................................... Pat Ambition ...................................... Nurse Imagine Them .................... Being quiet Song ........................................ So Rare Pastime .......... Giving advice to lovelorn Usually Found ................ With Jack W. GERALD CLEON WARD Nickname ............................ Butchie Ambition ............. ...... S tate Policeman Imagine Them ........ ......... W ith money Song ........................................ Pm Sorry Pastime ........................ Writing letters Usually Found .... Poseyville Post Office JACK CLEVELAND WILEY Nickname ..................................,. J, C. Ambition ............................ Ag Engineer Imagine Them .................. Hating music Song .......................... Rhapsody In Blue Pastime ............................ Playing Horn Usually Found ......................,... At Pat's MAX ARTHUR WOLFE Nickname .................................. Foxie Ambition ................................ Diplomat Imagine Them .............. Owning a Ford Song .......................... Take The A-Train Pastime ........................ Washing his car Usually Found .................. Stewartsville JERRY WINKLEMAN Nickname .................................. Jerry Ambition ...................... Military Career Imagine Them .............. Being ambitious Song .................... Its Not Written Yet Pastime .................................... Sleeping Usually Found .................,........ At home DON ZENTHOEFER Nickname ............................ ...... ' 'Sandy Ambition .... Working in the oil fields Imagine Them ........ Not at Evansville Song .............................. ........ A pril Love Pastime ............................ Watching TV Usually Found ...... . Going to Evansville SENIOR JOKES Y Marijon: Do you love me? David: Sure-why do you think I bought you that Coke last week? Father: I've seen your grades, and I think they're terrible! Do you know you got five U's and a D? How do you explain that? Clarence: I guess I just spent too much time on that one subject. Buddy: Why do you go steady with Patty? Jack: She's different from other girls! Buddy: How's she different? Jack: She'll go with me. Judy: Pm afraid to walk in the woods with you! You might try to kiss me! Bob: How could I? I'm carrying a cane and a washtub, holding a chicken and leading a goat! Judy: Well, you could stick the cane in the ground, tie the goat to it, and put the chickenunder the tub ! Mr. Franke: And now that you've spent four years in high school, what did you find the hardest thing to deal with? 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E E x-T on .: U os .ca L- Fd x: cu 0 D v-I Q2 :- GJ -C2 Q- O get out h O Q-1 'U 2 bb as .Q 'E 5. 0 C I, Buddy Gwalt I M O O -Q U -C -sa C ,O S EE Ni jo me T 41 O 4-1 W0 32 Bu ah QE QF! 5... Us: E3 ...E :O .:. B-5 EE 38 1:2 ':: M: S42 -so .Aff -- I-li-1 Ln 05 0 bi bb as :I cv Q- an J :I O -Q W M s: li E as 0-7 .E Pi 'S .: 3 4-7 :: o 1: .E 'hi ? e: 3 o .cz B E 2 c: :1 vw Q fl Q9 O +1 2. o to Richard Naas my curly hair and the ability 1 1 1 1 1 1 J I i 'ei r will Naas, A hm nh G 0 D :aa 2-D B Q I-I Q You're teen agers--maknng fun out of work-sharmg intereste- living in blue jeans You're typical-it's nnportant to he one of the gang-you count on Pop for the famxly bus a couple of nights a week, go to movies, eat hamburgers-and do homework whds hatemng to Lonesome Larry You go out for sports one hundred per cent,-baby sit and clerk ln stores for apendmg money theres a ,ullzon 8CtlViti68'1Htul spare time. You sleep as late every morning as Mom allows-ride the bus, gripe about school but secretly enjoy it-study three hours a night-no- a week--average C--well, anyway you make the grade. Someday you're going to turn the world over-but right now you're going to have fun-you're teen agers. e 1? Ji f it F , , , -Q.: xr. 4: , v. U M' , . , No .9 ., , fr , - -.,,. a....z - V , ,L -4 V 7 1 V x ff an 1 A L 2 gy mf 3,3 7. pr' :Q lx sunny 'I .J D Q J-X X WJ S-D-, gf 3133 S iii? N JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'Y LUANNE DAVIS, President TOM FLETCHALL, Vice President CONNIE LEWIS, Secretary ANN NASH, Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS NEWS The Junior Class of 1957 started their many activities by receiving their class rings on September 19. The first major project of the year was the magazine sales which started on October 1. After two weeks of hard selling the class had broken all previous records with a total of S1,783.82. Co- managers of the sale were Margaret Nix and Rodger Cottrell. The team captains were Judy Robinson and Tom Fletchall. After much lgeen competition, Judy Krietenstein came out on top with a total of 175.11. Margaret Nix was chosen concession manager for the selling of concessions at our home games. The All High School party sponsored by the Junior Class was hefd on the 15th day of February. It seemed that all enjoyed them- se ves. The Junior-Senior Reception given by the Junior Class on May 3 was a huge success. JUNIOR CLASS First Row, left to right-Colleen Rumble, Lois Moore, Lois Goldbach, Joan Etherton, Margaret Nix, Judy Campbell, Barbara Naas, Judy Krietenstein. Second Row-John Wilkinson, Linda Westfall, Verna Dean East, Luanne Davis, Marijon Redman, Judy Robinson, Ann Nash, Galen Kelley. Third Row-Gene Deom, Welborn Majors, Jerry Rutledge, Alan gaMari1 Gerald Gates, Tom Fletchall, Delbert Straw, Rodger ottre . 1 'Q' Q Q Q ' - 'If E I 4 Q' 4 ' Q 6 ' xml . www! 2 J . K i nngiiiiqwl J Q 1' SOPHOMORE CLASS 'ii First Row, left to right-Linda Nulton, Linda Martin, Delores Mobley, Gloria Davis, Nancy Heim, Judy Erbacher, Eleanor Clayton, Mary Jo Allmon. Second Row-Jerry Mobley, Roger Fry, Brenda Davis, Darlene ichmitt, Thelma Crawford, Mary Hoehn, Juanita Farrar, Dennis eaveill. Third Row-Ronnie Ellis, Robert Crumbacher, Johnny Mitchell, Terry Crawford, Billy Butler, Tom Price, Lonnie Murphy, Nicky Reising, Johnnie Johnston. FRESHMAN CLASS 'Y First Row, left to right-Raetta Montgomery, Rita Deom, Leanna Stanley, Betty Jean Pate, Sandra Davis, Kay Robb, Beverly Reynolds, Norma Sue Espenlaub, Linda Shelby. Second Row-Bob McFarling, Joan East, Martha Sue Whitener, Jo Ann Koch, Vonda Robinson, Charla Erbacher, Jane Erbacher, Suzanne Wiggins, Joe Wiley. Third Row-Richard Naas, Larry Ingle, Harold Martin, Gilbert Aldrich, Keith Murphy, David Majors, Larry Rutledge, James Kincheloe, Charles Nottingham. x M. Q! .2!. !! slr! J X J h- all , I' W'-f 'Z U .' ' 'buzz' 3 ' ' ' T : ' 4 V. ,.,. ffvykrg ,.-xxx: - ul, k .xv-x N EIGHTH GRADE '2 First Row, left to right-Nancy Mobley, Mary Barnett, Marcella Aldrich, Erma Montgomery, Betty Worman, Annette Pate, Sarah Kingsley, Penny Williams, Connie Overton. Second Row-Larry Powell, Roy Weedman, Wendell Crumbacher, Shirley Wardrip, Susan Lawrence, Jim Nash, Alan Boren, Kent Cox. Third Row-Robert Worman, Mont Williams, Troy Ingle, Roy Joe Straw, Steve Redman, James Crawford, Lloyd Winkleman, Ken- neth I-Iarnishfeger. Teacher-Mrs. Miriam Heiser. SEVENTH GRADE 'Y First Row, left to right-Joyce Farmer, Phyllis Williams, Betty Jean Harnishfeger, Barbara Neaveill, Mary Jo Butler, Carolyn Over- ton. Second Row-Mary Jane Robinson, Linda Mahrenholz, Harriett Ann Saxe, Jane Winkleman, June Ingle. Third Row-Richard Wilson, Alan Rumble, Wayne T. Wiggins, David I-Ioehn, Douglas Patton, Ronnie Hyatt. Teacher-Mrs. Miriam Heiser. - llnilginf -Q-H ,.. fkttsllililll .--.f I W' 'I f lr?-Ill, i lg' ' lglllgigulg ' inlji-miami ' i-liianiumi ' I - 4 'B Iii in SIXTH GRADE 'li First Row, left to right-Phyllis Davis, Jane Ellen Higginson, Judy Butler, Diana. Sue Carney, Nancy Clayton, Lynn Dee Foster, Elaine Lindsey. Second Row-Dennis O'Rear, Betty Lou Wardrip, Melba Murphy, Melva Davis, Mary Lee Hunt, Sue McCandrew. Third Row-Darvin Willhide, Donald Crawford, Roger Feldhaus, John Robert Nottingham, Gary Farrar, Orbie Farmer. Teacher-Mr. Redman. FIFTH GRADE '93 First Row, left to right-Marilyn Overton, Johnna K. Mason, Linda Fry, Jane E. Campbell, Jane E. Price, Sheyrl Lewis, Carolyn Hassell, Ruth M. Hoehn, Princess Aldrich. Second Row-Harold Farrar, Donald Carroll, Norman D. Pfister, Robert Ingle, Robert D. Robinson, Glenn East, Don B. Willis, Brenda Hassell. Third Row-Dorris Crawford, George Seargeant, Carroll Harnish- feger, James Martin, Charles Hedges, Gene East, Ronnie Wil- liams, Russell Davis, James Stroud. Teacher-Mary L. Price. Qi ji fl li iff, ,, 6, ff- ' 'U fjjv if ,. ld? VA. ' . . 1 1 , . q o I N n 1 'V n 0 X av I Q , Q , , 1 f Ku 51 ll il 2133 FOURTH GRADE 'S' First Row, left to right-Judy Ingle, Sandra Weedman, Michael Heady, Denny Clayton, Robin Davis, Karen Carroll, Suellen Davis. Second Row-Debbie Wade, Mary Ann Neaveill, Donnie Crawford, Timothy Garrett, Steven Rumble, Wayne Lindsey, Robert Kriet- enstein. Third Row-Nancy Kay Nottingham, Veldon Huck, Paul Martin, Diane Rumble, Sue Harris, Bruce Williams. Teacher-Madeline Harmon. THIRD GRADE 'Y First Row, left to right-James Harris, Patricia Cox, Marilyn Jane Garner, Ricky Carner, Kent Kemmerling, Shirley Bryant, Phyllis Hunt, Jane Ingle, Shirley Aldrich. Second Row-Mona Mitchell, Paul Wolf, Carol Farrar, Paula Huck, Paula Whitmore, Janice Robb, Graham Flentke, David Mitchell, John Wiggins. Third Row-Michiel Smith, Daniel Colman, Susan Schmidt, Brenda Wilson, Ronald Riley, Sandra Paul, Freddie Blaylock, Gene Crawford, John Crawford, Stewart Allison. Teacher-Esther Seibert. inf' QQ: I. tx qv-ww V. SECOND GRADE 'Y First Row, left to right-Judith Carney, Elizabeth Stroud, Alan Paul, David Higginson, Joyce Neaveill, Kristina Davis, Lana Krietenstein, Carol Jean Pfister. Second Row-Richard Davis, George Dunlap, David Foster, Karen Kirkman, Thomas Foster, Dora Willhide, Joe Huck, Jane Ann Uhde. Third Row-Sam Lawrence, Donna Mason, Donna Butler, Carol Jo TenBarge, Mary Heim, Beth McCandrew, James Hoehn, Debbie Riley. Teacher-Aline Tenison. FIRST GRADE 'Us' First Row, left to right-Nancy Ingle, Ricky Foster, Cathie Williams, Donna Harper, Ronnie Farrar, John C. Whitmore, Rita Neaveill, Brenda Blaylock, Kathy Carner, Linda Butler. Second Row-Steve Butler, Lisa Hidbrader, Gary Riley, Mike Farrar, Carol Ann Creek, Carol Kemmerling, James Schmidt, Linda Boyle, Janasu McFar1ing, Sandra Garrett. Third Row-James Orman, Ricky Rutledge, Bobby Johnson, David Allen, John Powers, Connie Clayton, Steve Nottingham, Alan Gatewood, Cathi Cartwright, Bobby Harnishfeger. Teacher-Evelyn Jenkins. 7 .5 gg g Lg -.55 7 ' 59 -.L ' If X A , PM , u 1 .1xyr 41:3 zff' H' a 1 I ' 1 ., ' af 2 , W A . 5 ig. if QQ' E ggin awww 3 ,R 1f1.1.Q 'S' iiffw 5 W H Qi Ie M hui v-X l 699245 V A c ., gg ! ' 1 :.Ag',,l'Q'!'0 J I -. 'D A1 .4 on , 5 You're childhood's choice-life is your bowl of cherries-you skip down sidewalks and into people's hearts. You're kids-with pigtails and crew cuts, earmuffs and galoshes- you make snowballs in winter and skip ropes in the springtime-read comic books-consume gigantic amounts of hot dogs and popcorn. You're gradeschoolers-like school-take pride in your5' room- but rejoice when holidays roll 'round-you have a best pal-your bosom buddy-and maybe a crush on the classmate who sits in the next row. You work and play with equal passionate intensity-and a few too many freckles across the nose or the loss of a noon-hour ballgame may be a serious thing. You're busy-you're growing-and you run headlong into each golden day! M i g QQ C0 T D351 'o I W + DEQ! x fF , 5 5 Uv '14 SCHOOL CALENDAR AUGUST JANUARY 27-Opening day of school. 3-Bhasketball game, Mt. Vernon t ere. SEPTEMBER 4-gaseball game, gadeswaifle here. 11'-giilzetbau game' Elberfeld 10- aseba game, rossvi e t ere. - ' F. H. A. Initiation Service. ggtlulzsgg' 11-llgilssball game, New Harmony 18-County Tourney. i 16-Baseball game, Cynthiana there. 24-Egffetbau game' Wadesville 18-Baseball game, Wadesville there. - ' - - - 20-lliaseball game, Mt. Olympus Connell' 23-Bglsiiball game Griffin here. 31'BfSketbau game' Cynthiana 24-Freshman initiation. t ere' 25-Baseball game, New Harmony there. 30-Baseball game, Cynthiana here. 1'-513-Sketbau game, OWGHSVUIG ere. OCTOBER 3-F. F. A. District Contest. 1-14-Magazine drive. 3-F. F. A. Land Judging Contest at Boonville. 4-Senior car wash, after school. 5-Senior car wash, all day. 8-Yell Leader election. 12-District F. H. A. at Jasper. 19-F. H. A. dinner. 22-Senior Scholarship Test. 23-First radio broadcast. 25-Tip-off dance. NOVEMBER 1-Basketball game, Mt. Olympus here. 4-Spieth takes pictures. 8-Basketball game, New Harmony there. 9-F. F. A. Turkey shoot. 1 5-Basketball game, Newburgh here. 20-Radio Broadcast. 21-Sophomore tour. 22-Basketball g a m e , Haubstadt there. . 28-Thanksgiving vacation. 29-Basketball game, Patoka there. DECEMBER 3-Eighth grade trip to Vincennes, Betty Crocker Test. 4-Nurses from St. Mary's gave 6-Basketball 7-Basketball 13 1 4-B asketball 1 7-Sophomore talk. game, Cynthiana here. game, Allendale, Ill., here. -Basketball game, Wadesville there. game, Chandler here. class party. 18-Radio broadcast. 20 21- -Basketball game, Christmas Dance. Griffin there. 7-Spieth Studio takes pictures. Basketball game, Haubstadt here. 8-Solo and Ensemble Contest at Evansville College. 11-Freshman party. 14-Basketball game, New Harmony here. 15-All High School Party. 19-Radio Broacast. 21-Basketball game, Griffin here. 22-State Solo and Ensemble Con- 26-27 test at Butler University. -28-Sectional Tourney. MARCH 19-Radio Broadcast. 26-F. H. A. Mother and Daughter Banquet. 27-F.'F. A. Parent and Son Ban- quet. 28-Senior Class Play. APRIL 3-4-5-F. F. A. Convention at Purdue University. 4-Easter vacation begins. 7-F. H. A. Meeting and United Nations Tea. 23-Radio Broadcastg' F. F. A. MAY Judging Contest, Princeton. 2-Home Ec. Dress Review. 3-Prom. 5-F. H. A. Installation. 6-Armed Forces Day. 7-9-Senior trip to Chicago. 1 1-Baccalaureate. 13-Commencement. 17-School Ends. ANNUALSTAFF 5017013 ,O5's'1s 1pn'7 X , lfz.A'f1rz Malrmfzagg A11-rafaifkryndy F'fV0f0lffr'f3Pfv' V FJ! 7012.4 A UI 1 SFDIYSDR 3l!lNI'5'3' MAIIOIII is L v If 1? for gn' fl!! Walfivrnff dvr! 94715 SPORVS f0ff04'5 :oem EDITORS FIANJIE Eafroks 1100! RFID I 5022? flfaafaffaczlva 9410 Zaddyiwalfxly TVPIIYG C0M!41lffEE , fllfyfffi' fd! Ukzfff' nvnlnnmv I If ' .7 ' - . ' ff Jim 2,-zg,ff1,ffz,zfg5,,f7ef.ffzZHfgff i ! S E i L i l F T E E E I i , STUDENT COUNCIL '33 First Row, left to right-Charles Reynolds, Presidentg Tom Fletchall, Marijon Redman, Billy Butler, Lonnie Murphy, Judy Uhde. Second Row-Mr. Franke, Sponsor, Mary Jane Robinson, Joe Wiley, Betty Pate, Lloyd Winkleman. ODDS N' ENDS STAFF 'U Left to right-Clarence Naas, Jeanne Erbacher, Linda Kingsley, Diane Racine, Cleon Ward, Phyllis Allman, Keith Cox, Mr. Franke, Sponsor, Judy Seib, Max Wolfe, Editor, Nancy Alex- ander, Charlie Reynolds, Jack Wiley, Don Zenthoefer, David Davis, Eddie Schutz. F. F. A. 'Y First Row--David Davis, President. Second Row, left to right-Lonnie Murphy, Reporterg Johnnie Johnston, Charles Nottingham, James Kincheloe, Terry Craw- ford, Secretary. Third Row-Gerald Gates, Harold Martin, John Wilkinson. Fourth Row-J. D. Foster, Advisor, Paul Titzer, Robert Crum- bacher, Tom Price, Charles Reynolds, Treasurer. Fifth Row-Eddie Schutz, Vice President, Alan LaMar, Sentinel. F. H. A. 'Y First Row, left to right--Seated-Judy Erbacher, Judy Krieten- stein, Judy Seib, Ann Nash, Judy Uhde, Linda Kingsley, Luanne Davis, Connie Lewis, Judy Robinson, Mary Jo Allman, Brenda Davis. Second Row-Vera Spore, Diane Racine, Verna Dean East, Lee Ann Mahrenholz, Marijon Redman, Margaret Nix, Patti Uhde, Mrs. Otto Uhde, Chapter Mother. Third Row-Darlene Schmitt, Joan East, Jo Ann Koch, Kay Robb, Vonda Robinson, Martha Whitener, Norma Espenlaub, Beverly Reynolds, Delores Downen, Leanna Stanley, Mrs. Robert Kings- ley, Chapter Mother. Fourth Row-Linda Westfall, Judy Heim, Charla Erbacher, Jane Erbacher, Sandra Davis, Eleanor Clayton, Nancy Heim, Linda Shelby, Suzanne Wiggins, Mrs. Dorothy Rumble, Chapter Ad- visor. Fifth Row-Linda Martin, Raetta Montgomery, Gloria Davis, Ann Huck, Jeanne Erbacher, Nancy Alexander, Ina Huck, Thelma Crawford, Betty Pate. wr '9 - ' I 3 5 gl r ,I X J...- :Q f9 S I ' SME fur X . 4 gig I an .. I I Wi' 'ff 1 K I ,X g, Q .- . Q if FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 'Y The Poseyville F. F. A. had a very interesting and rewarding year. There were fifteen members from Poseyville, four from Cynthiana, and nineteen from Wades- ville. The officers elected were President, David Davis, Vice President, Edward Schutzg Secretary, Terry Crawfordg Treasurer, Charles Reynoldsg Reporter, Lonnie Murphy, Sentinel, Alan LaMar. David Davis was elected Section Four Secretary. David Davis, John Wilkinson and Lonnie Murphy attended the State Officers' Training School at Purdue in June. On October 3, 1957, the Chapter took part in the District Land Judging Contest at Purdue. They also attended a football game while there. On December 9, 1957, the Chapter had a skating party at Mt. Vernon. The Chapter took first place in the Chapter Contest and the Chapter Meeting Contest at Chrisney on February 3, 1958. At Jasper on February 24, 1958, the Chapter took second place in the Chapter Meeting Contest. The Chapter entered the State Safety, Cooperative Activities, and Chapter Contests. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA '93 The program planned for the Poseyville Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has been a success this year. The officers elected were President, Linda Kingsleyg Vice President, Judy Uhde, Secretary, Luanne Davisg Treasurer, Ann Nash, Historian, Connie Lewis, Editor, Judy Krietensteing Parliamentarian, Judy Seibg Public Relations Chairman, Judy Robinsong Chapter Mothers were Mrs. Otto Uhde and Mrs. Robert Kingsley. The Chapter has two district officers-Historian, Linda Kingsleyg and Secretary, Luanne Davis. Money was made by sponsoring a supper for the general public on November 16, 1957. Representatives attended the Fall District Meeting at Jasper and the Spring District Meeting at Spencer. The main social events were a program High School Homemaking Today Helps Homemakers Tomorrow, a Mother and Daughter Banquet, and a Spring Style Show. The State Convention will be held in Bloomington in June and the Chapter will ge represented. The National Convention will be held in Kansas City, Kansas, in une. Z- SENIOR CLASS PLAY 'ii Mumba-Jumbo THE CHARACTERS Mrs. Sarah Reynolds ......................................... John, her husband ....................... Dick Reynolds, a college boy ....... Pee-wee Smith, his pal .............. Tweety, a hired girl ................. Monahan, a State Policeman ...................... Harold Custer, a very polite young man ...... Ann Kay Oliver Keith Cox Gwaltney Clarence Naas Phyllis Allmon Jack Wiley Cleon Ward Mrs. Custer, his aged mother .......................... ...... P atti Uhde Mr. Peter Beamish, who is blind ........................ ...... D avid Davis Doctor Gaza Omahandra, a West Indian Mystic ..... ...... M ax Wolfe Kay Samedi, his ward ............................................ .... J udy Seib Madame Celesta, a native witch-woman ...... .......... A nn Huck Peaches Greeding, a chorus girl ......................... ........ D iane Racine Lem Marblehead, Sheriff of Milburn ...................... Miss Emma Burpee, Sheriff of Hope County Daisy, her ten-year-old niece ....,........................... STORY OF THE PLAY Charles Reynolds Linda Kingsley Judy Uhde Dick and Pee-wee, two college boys, arrive at Dick's uncle's house in the country. They are there on some mysterious mission and are not at all dismayed when they learn that Uncle John has been called away to a funeral, and they are to have the place to themselves. Not at all dismayed, that is, until they realize that their money has disappeared. At wit's end, needing cash in a hurry, they decide upon the desperate plan of turning the place into a country hotel. They hang out a sign on the state highway, and as the night is a dark and stormy one, they soon have a houseful of ill-assorted guests: There's Harold Custer, a timid young man, and his frightened mother: Peaches Greeding, a hard-boiled chorus girly Mr. Beamish, a mysterious blind man who taps his way about with a cane, Dr. Omahandra, a West Indian Mystic 3 Kay Samedi, his beautiful and strange patientg and Madame Celesta, a Haitian witch doctor. That night a murder is committed, and one of the guests is slain. The Sheriff of Milburn arrives to take charge of the investigationg so does Miss Emma, the Sheriff of Hopetown-for the house is built on the county line which bisects the living room, placing the evidence in one county, and the corpse in the other. There is quite a rigamarole with the law. So involved does it become that Dick has to take over, and with the help of ten-year-old Daisy, finally solves the crime. 5 Q Q 9 W R CP Q 4 i l-gil Ilzwffmilff llzlllilzlllliliil Iififiwlii' lillliw- lilllllillim IYIIINIII-'1lIl1l Hllllllfill Ylllllihllllili m' ... w liliFl'Al'i'mu1 IHIIIIEIEYNIIIHW- uwunkji mmluudlll vullumrimdl mnzunill mmmumuli 3 J 1 3 1 Q WJ - Q 1 ., N Q' X P s wr., , ,iw ' I fe it ..1 4' 1-sf x ii- w ,A S 11,- Af We ,l Z' F i r L F. 2 E L x I I l' Left to right, kneeling-Don Zenthoefer, Tom Fletchall, Eddie Schutz, John Wilkinson, Jerry Rutledge, Gerald Gates, Alan LaMar, Coach Don Miller. Standing-Kent Cox, Tom Price, Terry Crawford, Keith Murphy, Nicky Reising, Robert Crumbacher, Neil Cowling, Jim Nash. November 1 November 8 November 15 November 22 November 29 December 6 December 7 December 13 December 14 December 20 January 3 January 1 1 January 1 7 January 24 January 31 February 1 February 7 February 14 February 21 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE lwadesvillej '23 Mt. Olympus New Harmony Newburgh ......... Haubstadt ..... Patoka ........ Cynthiana ..... Allendale .... Wadesville ..... Chandler .... Griffin ........... Mt. Vernon ...... Elberfeld ...... County Tourney ..... Wadesville .... Cynthiana .... Owensville .... Haubstadt .... New Harmony Griffin .......... Opp. We 51 53 62 52 55 57 49 53 65 66 39 67 65 52 70 74 46 54 59 46 63 61 77 56 62 57 68 54 75 84 48 61 59 62 57 62 58 54 ll xx- 'Ph AP fa -Q .ws 4 SECOND TEAM 'll Left to right, kneeling-Coach Don Miller, Robert Crumbacher, Nicky Reising, Keith Murphy, Tom Price, Terry Crawford. Standing-Richard Wilson, Clarence Naas, Paul Titzer, Larry Rutledge, Bob Worman, Neil Cowling, James Kincheloe. GRADE TEAM 'Yi First Row, left to right--Sarah Kingsley, Mary Jane Robinson, Betty Worman. Second Row-Roy Weedman, David Hoehn, Jim Nash, Alan Boren, Wendell Crumbacher, Larry Powell. Third Row-Kent Cox, Wayne T. Wiggins, Steve Redman, Jim Crawford, Joe Straw, Mont Williams, Bob Worman. Fourth Row-Coach Don Miller, Richard Wilson, Douglas Patton, Alan Rumble. li 1' if W7 5 14 Kg BASKETBALL NEWS 'is' Nov. 1-Poseyville Wins Over Mountaineers Nov. 8- The Posies stopped the veteran Mountaineers of Mt. Olympus in a very close game by a two point margin 53-51. A smooth pass-off from Cottrell to Schutz accounted for the winning basket and a well-earned team victory. Offensive honors went to Fletchall with 17 points, and Schutz with 14. Rutledge, Cottrell, Gates, and Wilkinson were outstanding in the defensive department. New Harmony Defeats Poseyville The New Harmony Rappites grabbed an early 42-15 first-half lead over Poseyville in the initial road game for our team. However, our boys came back in the second half cutting a 29 point deficit to ten at the final out- come. New Harmony 62-Poseyville 52. Offensive thrusts were led by Schutz with 17 points and Rutledge with 14. Nov. 15-Poseyville Beats Newburgh Nov. 22- Nov. 29 Poseyville nipped the Newburgh Wildcats 57-55 at Poseyville Gym on a pair of foul shots by Rodger Cottrell with four seconds to play. Again the Posies came from behind to win. Three of our starting five fouled out. The offensive attack was led by Fletchall with 14 points, Cottrell 12, and Rutledge 11. Zenthoefer and Wilkinson led the team offensive and de- fensive pattern of play. Elites Downed by Poseyville Our team traveled to Haubstadt and defeated the Elites 52-49. Poseyville led from the opening whistle. A second-half rally by Haubstadt fell short as Poseyville had ample power to stop the Elites. Cottrell and Fletchall led the scoring attack with 20 and 10 points respectively. -Poseyville Squeezes Past Patoka 66-65 Patoka at Patoka is Tough to Beat was the old adage which was finally disproved as our boys outfought and outscored the Patoka Wrens 66-65 in a hard-fought, high-scoring game that was aired by WRAY, Princeton. A real team effort was the difference from start to finish. The game was a Real, old-fashioned shooting match. Rutledge had 20 points and Fletchall 21. Cottrell, Schutz, and Gates performed most capably to give us a fine team win. Dec. 6-Cynthiana Blasted by Poseyville Cynthiana became our fifth victim of the season as they went down to our team by a 67-39 score. After a close first half, Poseyville fired in a 41- point second half. Team scoring balance was evidenced by Fletchall with 11 points, Gates with 22 points, Rutledge with 6 points, Cottrell with 10 points, Wilkinson with 8 points, and Schutz with 8 points. Jan. Jan. 11 Dec. 7 BASKETBALL NEWS 'W lContinuedl -Allendale Defeats Poseyville Our second loss of the season came at the hands of an out-of-state team from Allendale, Illinois. Big Norman Gehr and his veteran team had their hands full during the first half as our boys were tremendous. How- ever, experience won out and Poseyville was defeated 65-52. Gehr led all scoring with 33. Rutledge, Schutz, and Fletchall accounted for our offensive with 13 points, 11 points, and 10 points respectively. Dec. 13-Poseyville Trips Wadesville The Posies bounced back from their previous loss to Allendale to trip the Red Devils of Wadesville at the latter's gym 74-70. The game was marred by excessive fouls and turned out to be a foul-shooting contest. Over fifty personal fouls were called. The big offensive drive for our team came through the combined efforts of Schutz with 18 points, Fletchall with 18 points, Gates with 16 points, and Wilkinson with' 13 points. Dec. 14-Poseyville Wins Second Consecutive Night The Posies downed the Chandler Panthers in a home game to post their second win in as many nights by a 54-46 score. A first-half lead proved to be the victory margin for Poseyville despite rallies and extended scoring spurts by both teams during the second half. Key offensive men for Poseyville were Gates with 17 points, Rutledge with 10 points, Cottrell with 10 points, and Schutz with 10 points. Dec. 20-Griffin Wins Out Over Posies Griffin's Tornadoes best the Posies at Griffin by a 59-46 margin. Our boys had a bad first quarter which spelled the difference between victory and defeat. At all other stages of the game we played the Tornadoes on even terms. Fletchall and Cottrell led the scoring with 11 and 14 points respectively. 3-Mt. Vernon Edges Out Posies ' The Mt. Vernon Wildcats barely edged out the Posies in a very closely con- tested game. A few missed foul shots were the difference in the final out- come. Mr. Willis took over in the absence of our coach, Mr. Miller. High scoring honors went to Fletchall with 20 points, Gates with 13 points, and Cottrell with 11 points. -Hornets Drop Poseyville The Elberfeld Hornets, with a classy veteran squad, defeated the Posies 77-66 at the Elberfeld gym. At this game the Posies really felt the pangs of slumpitis. Cottrell and Fletchall were the only men to find the basket as they scored with 21 and 16 points respectively. Jan. 17 Jan. 24 Jan. 31- BASKETBALL NEWS 'Y fContinuedD -Red Devils Beat Poseyville 4 The Wadesville Red Devils came out on top in the first game of the County Tourney to defeat the Posies 62-57. They eventually moved on to cop the Tourney. Our boys were on-and-off stride throughout the game. -Wadesville 68, Poseyville 54 The hot shooting Red Devils of Wadesville continued their shooting pace as they banged out a 68-54 win over our boys for our fifth consecutive defeat. Only Cottrell could find the hoop for a 20-point effort. All other players were unable to reach the double figures. Poseyville Outscores Cynthiana A high-scoring Poseyville unit recovered from slumpitis as they out- scored the Annas of Cynthiana 84-75 and set a new team scoring reco1'd for our school. Schutz, Gates, Cottrell, Rutledge, and Price hit at a good clip. Cottrell led the way with a 30-point effort. Feb. 1--Poseyville Stops Owensville Feb. 7 Feb. 14 Feb. 21 Poseyville traveled to the home of the Owensville Kickapoos on Saturday night and defeated the Kickapoos to avenge a last season 43-42 loss. The 61-48 win proved to be one of the finest offensive and defensive team ef- forts by our team throughout the entire season. Good scoring balance found Fletchall with 15 points, Cottrell with 15 points, Rutledge with 10 points, Gates with 10 points, Schutz with 6 points, and Zenthoefer with 4 points. -Poseyville Edges Elites The Haubstadt Elites were the third victim of the Posies as the Posies won 62-59. Good team-scoring balance found Schutz, Gates, and Rutledge leading the way with additional scoring coming from Zenthoefer, Wilkinson, and Fletchall. New Harmony at Poseyville Poseyville defeated the New Harmony Rappites in a close game as the Posies came from behind to win by a margin of 62-57. Leading the Posies were Fletchall with 19 points, Cottrell with 8 points, and Price with 8 points. -Griffin Takes Second From Poseyville Griffin gets by the Posies in a close game as they came from behind to close the ten-point margin at half time. The Tornadoes went ahead to win aided by the red-hot shooting of Embrey, who accounted for 32 points, defeating the Posies 58-54. The Posies offensive men were Wilkinson, Fletchall, Gates, and Zenthoefer, with Cottrell and Schutz scoring 15 and 13 points respectively. fam I E K.,-4 SPRING BASEBALL CHART 'ii AB R H PCT. BB S0 HR Hammelman .. 16 8 2 .125 12 10 0 D. Rutledge ...... ..... 3 8 19 19 .500 1 5 1 Schutz ........ ..... 3 6 14 12 .333 2 10 0 Saxe ............... ..... 3 0 11 15 .500 1 1 0 J. Rutledge ...... ..... 2 3 9 8 .347 7 5 2 Kries ............ ..... 2 4 8 12 .500 6 1 0 Fletchall ...... ..... 2 0 10 5 .250 10 7 0 Cottrell ........ ..... 2 5 10 9 .360 4 4 1 Zenthoefer ..... ..... 2 7 10 8 .296 10 5 0 Gates ........ .. 3 2 1 .333 0 1 0 Price ......... .. 3 2 2 .667 1 0 0 Robinson .... ..... 1 5 7 3 .200 7 4 0 Stroud ........ ..... 1 0 4 7 .700 2 2 0 VVilkinson ....... .. 1 1 0 0 0 0 Crumbacher .. 1 1 0 0 0 0 Reising ...... .. 1 0 0 0 1 0 WON 10-LOST 2 FALL BASEBALL CHART 'S' AB R H PCT. BB SO HR Crumbacher .. 12 4 3 .250 5 3 0 Sehutz ........ ..... 2 0 13 9 .450 I9 3 1 Wilkinson ....... ..... 3 0 13 12 .400 7 4 1 Fletchall ...... ..... 2 5 9 10 .400 9 4 0 Rutledge .... ....... 2 5 13 12 .450 8 5 2 Murphy ..... 24 7 9 .375 5 5 0 Cottrell ........ .. 26 7 11 .423 4 8 0 Zenthoefer ..... ..... 2 5 5 7 .240 3 9 0 Price ....... . .... .. 17 5 4 .235 5 4 0 Martin ..... .. 6 0 0 2 2 0 Cowling ...... .. 3 1 0 1 2 0 Crawford .... .- 7 3 2 .286 3 3 0 Gates ...... .. 2 3 1 .500 2 0 0 Kincheloe ....... .. 0 1 0 0 0 0 Nottingham .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 WON 7 -LOST 1 - TIED 1 RBI SB 2 8 26 9 5 19 19 6 14 8 7 E 5 9 14 7 8 5 0 1 0 1 3 3 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 RBI SB 1 1 8 25 10 7 11 5 12 12 16 2 9 9 10 3 3 2 1 1 0 0 2 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 ,N gg M . First row left to right Coach Don Miller Tom Price Gerald Gates Don Zenthoefer John Wilkinson Jerry Rutledge Eddie Schutz Tom Fletchall Rodger Cottrell Keith Murphy Second row left to right Mont Williams Harold Martin Robert Crumbacher Charles Nottingham Larry Rutledge Terry Crawford James Kincheloe Neil Cowling Larry Powell Coach Don Miller BASEBALL NEWS - SPRING, 1957 'E' Mar. 29-The Ifoseyville Posies opened their spring baseball season by defeating Apr. 10 Apr. 11 Apr. 12 Cynthlana, 14-0. The locals collected 8 hits against the Annas' 1 Leading hitters were D. Rutledge, Dave Saxe, J. Rutledge, and Jim Hammelman, who pounded out a home run with one on base. -The Posies blasted Haubstadt by a score of 10-0. Don Kries won his first game of the season against Walker. D. Rutledge, Saxe, Schutz, Cottrell, and Stroud collected 9 hits against Haubstadt's none. -Owensville came to Poseyville, only to be defeated by a score of 10-0 Owensville collected 2 hits to the Posies' 6 contributed by Saxe and Fletchall, with extra base hits being recorded by Zenthoefer and Schutz. The winning pitcher was Fletchall, the losing pitcher Overton. Poseyville continued to travel the winning trail by defeating the Princeton Tigers in a close game, 4-3, there. The Posies scored 4 runs on 4 hits Princeton 3 runs on 2 hits. Saxe, Schutz, Cottrell and Zenthoefer collected the four Posies' hits. D. Kries was credited with the Win, Cloin the loss. Apr. 15-Poseyville lost their-.first game of the season, 7-5, in a thriller to Wades Apr. 23- Apr. 25 ville. The Red Devils scored 7 runs on 6 hits, the Posies 6 runs on 8 hitsl Schutz, Zenthoefer, and Cottrell collected 6 of the 8 hits for the Posies. The winning pitcher was Paul Wade, the losing pitcher Cottrell. The Posies, fired up over their close loss to Wadesville, overpowered Owensville for the second time of the season as they pounded out 12 hits against Owensville's 5. Kries did an extremely fine job of pitching, striking out fourteen opposing hitters, while the power of the Posies' bats gave him the needed runs to record a win. The final score was 15-0. D. Rutledge collected 4 hits with additional hits by Schutz, Fletchall, Stroud, and Zenthoefer. Barney was the losing pitcher. -Ploseygville downed Elberfeld at their own field by a score of 8-0 as again t . , . . . e osies bats were in action. They collected 8 hits to Elberfeld's 1. Zenthoefer got 2 hits with other hits by Fletchall Stroud and Saxe. Fletchall was the winning pitcher, Harris the loser. ' ' Apr. 26 May 1- BASEBALL NEWS - SPRING, 1957 Y fContinuedJ -The Posies retaliated for an earlier loss by defeating the Wadesville Red Devils, 9-4. The Posies blasted out 9 hits to Wadesville's 3. D. Rutledge got 3 hits with Saxe, Fletchall, Kries, and J. Rutledge getting the rest. The win went to Kries, the loss to Paul Wade. Poseyville went on a rampage, winning over the Cynthiana Annas by a score of 15-0. The power-slugging Posies' hitters collected 12 hits to the Annas' 1. The Posies' season record now was 8 won and 1 lost. Hammel- man, Schutz, D. Rutledge, Saxe, Gates, Kries, Cottrell, and Zenthoefer connected for hits. May 3-The Posies, wanting to extend their win streak to 9 games, defeated Francisco at their own field by a score of 10-0. Stroud, Schutz, D. Rutledge, Price, Saxe, and Fletchall collected 12 hits for the Posies, against Francisco's 3. The winning pitcher was Fletchall, the losing pitcher Wirth. May 6-On the closing day of the season, Poseyville traveled to Grayville, Illinois, for a double header. They won the first game by a score of 14-0, collect- ing 11 hits to Grayville's 0. J. Rutledge hit a home run in the fifth with the ligses loaded. Other hitters were Robinson, Schutz, D. Rutledge, Saxe and ries. The second game found Grayville on top, 5-4, as the Posies suffered their second loss of the season. Grayville scored 5 runs on 5 hits, and the Posies scored 4 runs on 6 hits. Poseyville wound up their season with a record of 10 wins and 2 losses. BASEBALL NEWS -- FALL, 1957 'S' Sept. 4-Poseyville lost the opening game to Wadesville by a score of 5-2 at Kiwanis Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Sept. Sept Field, Wednesday, Sept. 4. Leading hitters for Poseyville were Wilkinson and Rutledge and for Wadesville, Deal and Wade. The winning pitcher was Paul Wade, the losing pitcher Tom Fletchall. 10--Poseyville dropped the Crossville Tigers in the second game of the season. The Posies edged Crossville in a tight contest 3-2 at Crossville. Highlights were team defensive plays when in the bottom of the fifth, with no outs and the bases loaded, the Tigers fell with the fast-moving plays of the Poseyville players on a triple play. Hitting honors went to Fletchall and Schutz, with Cottrell winning his first game. -Poseyville won their third game from New Harmony by a score of 11-1 as the Posies pounded out 7 hits against New Harmony's 2. Fletchall was the winning pitcher and Cooper the losing pitcher. 18-Poseyville clamped down on Cynthiana, 13-1. The locals had their third straight win, after losing their first game, by defeating the Annas with hits by Fletchall, Murphy, Cottrell, and Crawford. Cottrell was the win- ning pitcher and Cooper the losing pitcher. 19-The Posies played the Wadesville Red Devils to a tie game at Wadesville. Both teams encountered pitching problems as bats swung freely for both sides. The final score was 9-9. 20-Poseyville defeated Mt. Olympus, 6-0, at Kiwanis Field as Don Zenthoefer posted his first shut-out allowing only 4 hits. Blasting out big hits for the Posies were Wilkinson, Rutledge, and Schutz with other hits by Fletch- all, Price and Crawford. -Again the Posies' bats were on the rampage when the Posies downed the Griffin Tornadoes, 15-1, at Kiwanis Field. Our boys posted their fifth straight win. Leading the batting spree were Wilkinson and Cottrell. -Poseyville traveled to New Harmony to down the Rappites 10-4, using pitchers Cottrell and Zenthoefer. The Rappites collected 2 hits and 4 runs. Leading the offensive attack for the Posies were Wilkinson, Rutledge and Zenthoefer with home runs by Wilkinson and Rutledge. The losing pitcher was Jerry Cooper. 30--The Posies defeated the Cynthiana Annas, 9-2, ending their season with a seven-game winning streak under the no-hit pitching of Tom Fletchall. 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DANCE BAND 'Y Left to right-Buddy Gwaltney, Keith Cox, Roger Fry, Joe Wiley, Alan Boren, Max Wolfe. wr' J-4' J MAJ ORETTES 'Y Left to right-Lee Ann Mahrenholz, Ann Nash, Diane Racine, Pat Uhde, Linda Shelby, Delores Downen, Beverly Reynolds, Norma Espenlaub. DANCE BAND 'Y Left to right-Buddy Gwaltney, Keith Cox, Roger Fry, Joe Wiley, Alan Boren, Max Wolfe. mi es 9 'tl W1 -D.-F..-, MUSIC DEPARTMENT 'E' The Music Department at Robb Township School has grown both in quantity and quality during the past school year. The Band and Majorettes marched and gave a short concert for the Kiwanis Kids' Day, September 21, 1957. The Chorus journeyed to Evansville to the annual Southern Indiana Choral Festival in October. Gilbert Wiehe was the guest conductor. The Band and Majorettes marched at most of our basketball games. They are shown in the top pictures on the opposite page in the formation of a Grandfather Clock, which they made at one of the games, with the Band forming the face and hands of the clock, and the Majorettes making a moving pendulum. This is just one of the many formations that were made all year. The Dance Band, shown in the lower picture on the opposite page, played for most of the Pep Sessions and at several of the ballgames. The District Solo and Ensemble Contest was held at Evansville College, February 8, 1958. The results were as follows: Division I-Jack Wiley, French Horn Solo and Student Conductingg Roger Fry, Cornet Solog A1 Boren, Trombone Solog Steve Red- man, Bari' one Solo, Linda Kingsley, Harold Martin, Pat Uhde, and Lonnie Murphy, Saxophone Quartet. Division II-Polly Barnett and Verna Dean East, Clarinet Duet, Marijon Redman, Judy Krietenstein, Ann Nash, and Lee Ann Mahrenholz, Clarinet Quartet, Roger Fry and Mont Williams, Cornet Duet. Division III-Mont Williams, Cornet Solo. The State Solo and Ensemble Contest was held at Butler University, February 22, 1958. Our first division winners went and placed as follows: Division I-Jack Wiley, French Horn Solog Roger Fry, Cornet Solo. Division II--A1 Boren, Trombone Solog Steve Redman, Baritone Solog Linda Kingsley, Harold Martin, Pat Uhde, and Lonnie Murphy, Saxophone Quartet. The Band journeyed to Oakland City to participate in the Band Contest held on April 12, 1958. The Indiana State Teachers College Symphonic Band gave a very enjoyable concert in the gym on April 15, 1958. The Bands and Choruses of the Metropolitan School District of North Posey County schools came here to participate in the annual Band and Chorus Festival on April 29, 1958. U51 A 1 .v 'I 'x' 52 1 o . 1 if .GUY V , Xw Ili .V 1 f -5 i -4 ' Sb 1 QSg,:, X. A U if g ' A I K ' v I 1 'gain A 5 f X L.. ' -A , El .1 X 1 D ie ge- .., JUNIOR BAND W rd First Row, left to right-Phyllis Williams, Joyce Farmer, Richa Wilson, Mary Jane Robinson, Lynn Dee Foster, Sue McCandrew, Linda Mahrenholz. Second Row-Sue Carner, Mary Hunt, Melva Davis, Jane Higginson, Mr. Seargeant, Mary Jo Butler, Betty Wardrip, Elaine Lindsey, Phyllis Davis, Judy Butler, Alan Rumble, Melba Murphy, Roger Feldhaus, Donald Crawford, Anne Saxe. BEGINNING BAND 'ii First Row, left to right,-Jane Campbell, Sheryll Lewis, Glen East, James Stroud, Donald Carrol, Don B. Willis, Gene East, Princess Aldrich. Second Row-Mr. Seargeant, George Seargeant, Robert Robinson. -wana 'di Y' , ,TW lg M - I . , ,. 2:..ar'-' hu susan Nw' - -nw- ur-nuff, 'I L -ur Sgr- --f. P.: ,A fi Q! f ' I X nj S. I PF. 1482! ,Mm K wiv? l All wp! I if gl! X 14-15411 - I 1 X s gx ng , . , x'1f1 LEE ANN MAHRENHOLZ ELIZABETH ANN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 HUCK Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 POLLY BARNETT JUDY UHDE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 KEITH COX DAVID DAVIS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 JACK WILEY CLEON WARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 JUDY SEIB DIANE RACINE Band 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 INA HUCK PAT UHDE Chorus 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 MAX WOLFE EDDIE SCHUTZ Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 ANN KAY OLIVER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 PHYLLIS ALLMON LINDA KINGSLEY Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES REYNOLDS BUDDY GWALTNEY Band 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 ' l Cfv - SX 'fra , 2 F 1. 1 4' ,Q-bw Y ,, A 4 '1 l1I - I WH-Wwvrwfsv -' rf' 1 AND SO GOODBYE We breathe sighs of relief as we finish these last pages of the annual. Bringing this annual thus far has been work but we've had lots of fun, too. We wish tooexpress our sincere appreciation to the business firms of this community, who have been very gracious and co-operative in giving us the financial aid necessary to make this annual possible. - We also want to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Patricia Kirkman, who devoted her time to help us with the annual. . Sincerely, The Annual Staff. BOOSTERS 'Y POSEYVILLE Beeson's Barber Shop Dr. Paul R. Boren Breiner 8z Uhde Implement Company C. L. Boyle, M. D. Robert F. Bryant, Plumbing Ka Heating Chamber of Commerce Collins Body Shop Herbert Cox Davis Downen Motor Company Deom Standard Service Leo Effinger E Sons Erbacher Brothers Appliance Company Earl Erbacher Electric Bill Erbacher, Metropolitan Ins. Agent Farmers Bank Sz Trust Company Bob Fisher T. V. Repair Foster Maytag Company Gene's Radio 8z T. V. Dr. A. W. Hammelman, D. D. S. Vic Goldbach, Standard Oil Agent J. L. Hirsch 8x Company, Dept. Store Howers Texaco Service Hopf's Service Station Ind. Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn. Inc. Kiwanis Lanes Restaurant Lloyd's Market Dr. W. W. Lowe Mannings Oak Grove Market Mannings Restaurant Carl Nix 8: Carl Jr. Welding Service Nix Hardware Nix Motor Sales Oliver Marquis Post 278 Poseyville Cleaners Norris Reynolds, Poseyville Farmers Store Posey County Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn. Inc. Poseyville News, James'R. Greenfield Poseyville Telephone Company Poseyville Grain Sz Feed Company Sz Liquid Fertilizer Public Service Co. of Indiana Reliable Implement Company Gordon Rumble f . . . r . za- J-f BOOSTERS 'U PosEYv1LLE I Schafer's Drug Store Scheller Jewelry Y Ralph Schuler Simpson Lumber Company , Stevens Pharmacy No. 2 Taylor's Barber Shop Joe TenBarge Texaco Service Dale Tenison Ten Jays Trucking Wade Building 6 Supply P. C. Werry Cz Son, Funeral Directors West Coal 6 lime ' Carl Wiley Wilson 8 Ulrich Dr. A. L. Woods -STEWARTSVILLE Bill's Service Station Herb Tretheway Typewriter Rental OWENSVIIALE Holder Furniture Company Warren B. Johnson, Insurance McCarty's Implement Store Montgomery Manufacturing Company Thompson Sz Sterhl Insurance Company Dr. M. E. Warpenburg CYNTHIANA Argus Printing Company Cynthiana State Bank Clark's Food Market . Ewing Insurance Agency ' Garrison Shoe Repair e E. F. Heiser Hardware 6 Implements Cynthiana Locker Plant Louisfs Beauty Shoppe W. R. Mounts, Plumbing FF. 22 .8 ' fi xo ww: L J. 0. Smith, Woodmen Accident dz Life Insurance Co. 9 l X! 4 M, Q, 4 ,Q .f. n . :Ev .Mika gw:V,.... mi. will f . - , . -l. .e r - f . . -. 1- . , 5,'5,1Qa,.'-fs - 3 'J'Fi 7 NPT? fl ldl7 Tfi'3j?2'2'EQ1f,mY','? I'f3f 'W 'T YEF'T'3vg!?Z!'DSFiTg Yg NUI.. v'WF '-?QPQF,7fY. hm.. , J, nu.. . . .,k. V, W ,A ,I V HN A . BOOSTERS 'U MT. VERNON Carport Drive-In Hironimus Food Center Moran Inland Waterways Mt. Vernon Democrat Lutterman's Market Robinson's Men's Welt Stephan Implement Company Western Auto Associate Store ' NEW HARMONY Bill's Texaco Service, Bill Fisher Creek's Market George Couch 6 Sons Fritz Long Johnson Food Market Main Cafe, Homer Emory Wilson Furniture WADESVILLE Jim's 500 Service Station Jim 6 J enny's Tavern GRIFFIN Bakers Cafe 8 Conoco Service Geisler dz Simpson JOHNSON D. Higgenbotham 6 Son JASPER Alphonse Burger, American Income Life Insurance HAUBSTADT Ray Wolie Sinclair Service Laxman:-L-,L ---M-M -A--A ..rl..i-.f.-in--P. ..u..u-- -Ang ..-W .1.., a... ,- A-- .. , L, .-l f. l'5f Mx T. f 1, Q -is - ,gg rl A Jr x ,Q , A, il M A -1 . ,gm ,- Qi. v -42 4 X ff, f x iw:-, ff 13.2. Q .aw ,S A , 22? 4 1. .r N: -N N e 4. i 1- ,ix n 1 A '15 -v f .Mn .. ,, , ..,.... .M fn Y-1 , . in ,M 9, kgx yi 1 . 1 in-2 'A' A'f ? 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