Roosevelt High School - Flashback Yearbook (Monticello, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1950 volume:

1 , - A , .,, 5 M- gi? ,E f RSX XJ ffyiifih if? xx Monticel n Indians A-Rd T 1950 F R VELT HIGH Sc M I x Q , M Mwwm ,MQW Z A ? 4.1 iv f1fw,14 fm I 5 ww R 5 ,'. zgl E :' f Q':f' 2 , '.: A:.A Q X . . ,Z .Q 5ff5 'i:,fff -' . , X wi L. W4 2375 W Monticello High School Monticello, Indiana Roosevelt High School is located on highway 24, just west of the city limits of Monticello. It is situated on twenty acres of improved ground. This beautiful structure was built in 1938. The class of 1950 is the 12th class to graduate from this high school. The students moved into the new structure during the latter part of February, 1939, and were the first graduating class. Since the building was completed, a football field and track have been added and lighted for night games. Also the land has been beautifully landscaped. It has been the policy of graduating classes to leave some sort of gift for the betterment of the school. Among these have been electric clocks, shrubbery, stage curtains, electric water coolers, stage furniture, inter-communication sys- tem, and at present an art project is underway. These pictures are in the upper hall and one in the lunch room. M O N T I C E L L O The 1950 Flashback I N D I A N S 9, t Pow-Wow Seated: F. H. Gillespie. Robert Ross, Mary Lois Hart. Claire Decker. Phoebe Nickels. Lena Iackson, IoAnn McKee, Perdue Powlen. Cloyd Ryan. Standing: Robert Iohnson. Forrest Sprowl, Iohn Strahan. A The 'i-' activities sponsored by the different teachers are: Mrs. Decker - Sophomore Class: Iunior Play Mrs. Hart- Spanish Club Mr. Howkinson-Agriculture Club: Athletic General Manager Miss Iackson - School Treasurer: Tomahawk Mr. Iohnson-Boys' Athletic Association: Sophomore Class Miss McKee - Future Homemakers: G.A.A.: Sunshine: Senior Play Miss Nickels -Senior Class: Flashback: Prom: Folklore Club Mr. Powlen -Pep Club: Braves' Council: Automobile Club Miss Roberts -Art Club Mr. Ross - Iunior Class: Guidance: Teachers' Club: Airplane Club Mr. Ryan - Student Council Mr. Strahan - Dramatics Club Council R. L. Howkinson Agriculture Laboratory. General Science. Agriculture Phoebe Nickels World History. Civics. Economics. American History Donel Smith Shop. General Math. Physical Education Claire Decker Latin, Physical Education Robert Ross Speech, Business English. English II, III Grace Roberts Art F. H. Gillespie Superintendent Advanced Math Cloyd Ryan Principal oi High School English, World History Iames Dyer Principal of Iunior High School. Math School Board Clarence Fee President Mrs. Iames Batcheldor Treasurer Virgil McClintic Secretary Chiefs Iii G' ?' Chiefs Mary Lois Hart Spanish Perdue Powlen Band, Glee Club Lena Iackson Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Iames Sims Math, Algebra, General Science, English Katherine Thayer Music Director of Iunior High, Glee Club Robert Iohnson Shop, Electricity, Physical Education JoAnn McKee Physical Education, Health Noel Douglas E Physical Education. History Laura MacDowell English A Sara Shelby Home Economics. Director oi Cafeteria Tribes l 1 ff! Q 5' 1:43 1- Q N O 1' IS -n 6 l fi 1 Xb 'M K-N. f Q: ', l 1.' ..- 11, 0,0 .2 , A 4- ' 4 Braves Warriors Runners Papoose Braves Lola Ruth Cahill Academic-Commercial Iohn R. Fraser Industrial Arts Patsy Io Lawson Commercial Kenneth A. Swartz Commercial Iudith Ann Hardacre Academic-Commercial Robert William Manes Agriculture Martha Ann Teeter General Harry Hefner Agriculture Carol Ioan Spencer Home Economics Ivan Howard Phillips Academic Ioy Lee Capper Academic-C omm erci al Gerald Dean Mummert Agriculture Madgelene M. Dowden Commercial Ronald Franklin Nipple Academic Marilyn Hilton General Ierry T. Long Academic Arlene Rose Peters Academic-Commercial Donald Ray Bogue Academic DeEtta Darlene Watkins Academic-Commercial Donald Gordon Kremer General Naomi lean Malone General Iohn Paul Milligan Academic Marilyn Moss Academic-Commercial Vernon Lawrence Reed Academic Ralph Edward Iones Industrial Arts Cay Cordes Academic Keith Voigt Flora Academic Iack Deane Starck General Ioanne Paul Commercial Robert Hance Anderson Academic Bruce Phillips Academic Rex Lee Russell Academic Ivan Paul Mullins General Bob E. Farley Academic Iohn Allen Baum Academic Robert Garringer Industrial Arts Braves Braves Charles E. Robbins Academic Stanley Reid Swartz Industrial Arts Lloyd M. Mikesell General , Donald Eugene Gibson Academic Ves Chambers Industrial Arts Wayne Lee Fisher Agriculture Don Wandrei Agriculture Iames Alfred Massing Commercial Charles E. Halsema General Barbara Ellen Smith Academic Joseph Marvin Stotler General C. loy Hill General-Arts Ioseph Schnepp Agriculture Pat Ohman Withdrawn Modeling School Harold Carson Viney General Thomas Dale Harrison Agriculture Robert Kelly Alspaugh General Ernest Richard Krintz General Albert Cordes Academic Margaret Catherine Moore Commercial Walter W. Bond Academic ourth Row: left to right Virginia Hare, Barbara Hare. Glenda Pyle. Caroline Schuehler, Lula Van Meter. La Kay Gottier, Betty Mc- Clurg, Emily Pavell, Nancy Dowden, Betty Randall, Mar- garet McColl, Sharon Davis, Peggy Bear, Carol Cordes fth Row: left to right Iim Miller, Melvin Teeter, Elmer Price, Eddie Van De- man, Donald Iennings, David Cottrel. Ioe Hintz, Iim Clap- per, Harwood Phend, Tom Clapper, George Milligan, Dick Martin, Bob Schauer Tribal Council First Row: left to right Iack Meerits, Dwight Douglas, Iim Banks Second Row: left to right Dick Roach, Ierry Brown, Dean Carpenter Third Row: left to right Ioe Hintz, Caroline Shell, Carmalieta Dodd, Iim Clapper Fourth Row: left to right Iohn Milligan, Madgelene Dowden, Ioanne Paul. Cay Cordes Warriors First Row: left to right Charlene DeGarmo, Elsie Gosman, Magdelene O'Far- rell, Shirley Perry, Doris Birch, Mr. Robert Ross, Miss IoAnn McKee, Gwen Banks, Martha Coble, Carma- leita Dodd, Mary Gramkow, Ioan Hughes Second Row: left to right Catherine Crouse, Lois Sanders, Patricia Richardson, Barbara Van Meter, Fuchsia Fraser, Iosephine Sheets, Caroline Horsewood, Sue Hopper, Marjorie DeMoss, Caroline Ashely, Eileen Gillespie, Marjorie Snowburger, Donna McFadden, Dorthy Cahill Third Row: left to right Bob Alkire, Gray Shaw, Ierry Bunnell. Ierry Lily. Richard Brown, Iim McCombs. Vernon Wilson. David Baird, Bob Wrede, Donald McFadden, Donald Smith ff . mm. . au- , Runners Papoose CS D Red Skin Rampages 'E' A wa I 1.51 ' 1.4- 5, - ln, XVL 75 - K -- I F ' 1,l, N V lu .. , x ,-1 .- ,- Q 0 4 Q!-n 5 X n f C XV K , X ll, 32 ,fl is - ff, in fl, T I ,J Football First Row: left to right Don Bogue, Iack Starck, Vernon Reed, Ronald Nipple, End Coach Douglas, Head Coach Sprowl, Line Coach Iohnson, Chuck Robbins, Don Kremer, Stanley Swartz, Bob Anderson Second Row: left to right Grey Shaw, Ierry Haines, Iim Scheuhler, Eddie Van Deman, Wayne Fisher, Principal Cloyd Ryan, Carter Love, Keith Lincoln, Bill Barnes, Dick Gamble, Jim Franks Third Row: left to right Dwight Douglas, Robert Nipple, Rob White, Dave Cottrel, Tom Clapper, Iim Massing, Harwood Phend, Richard Krintz, Melvin Teeter, Student Manager Richard Brown Fourth Row: left to right Iim Clapper, Don Gibson, Bud Cordes, lim Simons, David Holder, Bill Bond Left to right: Stanley Swartz, Keith Flcra, Don Kremer, lack Starck, Dick Krintz, Wayne Fisher, Chuck Robbins, Don Gibson, Bcb Anderson, Albert Cordes, Ronald Nipple Football Season 1949 SEPTEMBER 9 AT LOGANSPORT Monticello ,E..,.......,o,.,......,,....... 0 Logansport ,.,...,..o.. SEPTEMBER I6 AT MONTICELLO Monticello .........,,,.o..Y........,..,w,. O Plymouth ......,.,..o,w SEPTEMBER 23 AT MONTICELLO Reed, 6 points Monticello ....o,..o .......,...,,....,.... 6 Hartford City ,.,... SEPTEMBER 30 AT WABASH I. Clcrpper, 6 points Monticello .,..,,o,., ,o..Yo,Yot..... 6 Wcmbcxsh ....... OCTOBER 7 AT PERU Monticello ...,..ot o...v......,o,.,t,., , , O Peru ....oVl.,...,.,,.. , Monticello Monticello Monticello .........oo.,....,..,.,.,....,,, OCTOBER 14 AT TIPTON I . Clopper, 6 points: Von Demon, 1 point 7 Tipton ..,.........,..,o,o, OCTOBER 27 AT MONTICELLO Cordes, 6 points: Clctpper, I point 7 Rensselaer .........,... NOVEMBER 2 AT MONTICELLO Kremer, 7 points: Florcx, B points I3 Delphi .....,.ll.,... 66 Golf Clcckwise from top: Ralph Iones: lim Clapper and Bud Cordes Bud Ralph Iim: Bud: Coach Sprowl and Ralph Squad First Row: left to right Don Davis: Bill Hill: Grey Shaw: Second Row: left to right Harwood Phend: George Milligan: Dick Roach: David Cottrell Third Row: left to right Keith Lincoln: Bill O'Farrell: Tom Fourth Row: leit to right Marvin Cauble: Dick Brown: Vern Iohn Peters: Don McFadden Assistant Coach, Bob Iohnson: Head Coach, Frosty Sprowl: Clapper: Elmer Price: Bob Showers: Dean Carpenter Wilson: Ierry Bunnell: lim Schuehler: Bob Wrede: Bill Barnes Football Season 1949 SEPTEMBER 9 AT LOGANSPORT Monticello oo.,,.,v,,.,.o,...,oA,...4o...,. 0 Logansport ,o.,.w...,ow. ,. .ooo. 45 SEPTEMBER 16 AT MONTICELLO Monticello ....,oo,o ,,,,....o.,.,.,,,...o. O Plymouth .,Y...o,,...,., .,,,,,.. 3 8 SEPTEMBER 23 AT MONTICELLO Reed, 6 points Monticello ....w,. .,..eeY...Y,.w..eeew. 6 Hartford City ..,YYe..o .... L . 0 SEPTEMBER 30 AT WABASH I. Clapper, 6 points Monticello .ttete. L o,,.ttYY.tett . 6 Wabash .,,.tt, ,tttt,e. 3 1 OCTOBER 7 AT PERU Monticello Y..v, . ,ee.t,,.., tcoe,.. Y . O Peru t,..,,,,,.,.,....t v,..ttt . 6 OCTOBER 14 AT TIPTON I. Clapper, 6 points: Van Deman, 1 point Monticello ,,...te...,.,,...tt., ,.,,..ttt. 7 Tipton ,.,v,...t,,,,,.,,,,,, ., ..,,,. 30 Monticello .,...,t.,.,,,,......t.t.,,..tt,. 7 Monticello ......,....,.t OCTOBER 27 AT MONTICELLO Cordes, 6 points: Clapper, 1 point Rensselaer ,.....,...,., ,tttee.. 2 O NOVEMBER 2 AT MONTICELLO Kremer, 7 points: Flora, 6 points Delphi a....t.a27 Fire Makers 'nga'- Varsity Squad ?1 -J 1 Q Seated: leit to right Keith Flora: Ioe Hintz: Assistant Coach, Bob Iohnson: Coach Frosty Sprowl: Albert Corcles: lim Clapper Standing: left to right Dick Krintz: Student Manager, Ierry Long: Ierry Brown: lack Starck: Student Manager, Bob Anderson: Don Kremer: Ed Van Deman: Student Manager, Dick Brown: Bill Kallal VARSITY Monti Visitors Nov 18-Tipton ..,.....,.,..,.. T 27 53 Nov. 23-Logansport .,.... T 40 51 Nov. 30-Elwood ...,.......... T 30 42 Dec. 2-Attica .... ............ T 35 47 Dec. 7-Royal Center .... H 57 38 Dec. 9-Hartiord City .... T 37 56 Dec. 16-Plymouth ....,,.... T 46 48 Dec. 21-Brookston ,,,..... H 42 38 Ian. 6-Alexandria ...,.... T 51 39 Ian. 11-Delphi ,...,.....,.,... H 45 32 NEW YEARS TOURNEY Dec, 30-Delphi .............. H 48 36 W. Lafayette .... 43 49 Nov Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. B SQUAD Monti Visitors 18-Tipton .,.,....,,...... T 19 16 23-Logansport ..,.,. T 13 31 30-Elwood ,............. T 24 17 2-Attica ..........,,,,., T 18 22 7-Royal Center ..,. H 9 30 9-Hartford City ....T 20 27 Plymouth .......... T 16 29 Brookston ......r. H 16 15 Dec. 16- Dec. 21- Ian. 6- Alexandria ......,. T 34 39 Golf Clcckwise from top: Ralph Iones: lim Clapper and Bud Cordes Bud Ralph lim: Bud: Coach Sprowl and Ralph lim r quad First Row: left to right Don Davis: Bill Hill: Grey Shaw: Iohn Peters: Don McFadden Second Row: left to right Harwood Phend: George Milligan: Assistant Coach, Bob Iohnson: Head Coach, Frosty Sprowl: Dick Roach: David Cottrell Third Row: left to right Keith Lincoln: Bill O'Farrell: Tom Clapper: Elmer Price: Bob Showers: Dean Carpenter Fourth Row: left to right Marvin Cauble: Dick Brown: Vern Wilson: Ierry Bunnell: lim Schuehler: Bob Wrecle: Bill Barnes Top: Girls' Physical Education Class Bottom: Bowling Team . A. Ag Girls First Row: left to right Shirley Perry: Cuchsia Frazier: Doris Birch: Gwen Banks: Betty Fisher: Charlene De Garmo: Miss McKee: Dixie Williams: Carmen Boatright: Sue Eaton: Catherine Miller: Marilyn Macy: Georgia Mikesell Second Row: left to right Elsie Gosman: Catherine Crouse: Marjorie Spencer: Toni Andrews: Maucie Foust: Pat Wright: Ianet McColl: Ioan La Mar: Mary Ann Lytle: Magdalene O'Ferrelli Martha Coble: Dorothy Cahill: Ianet Ross: Gloria Grennan Third Row: left to right Barbara Teeter: Sharon Long: Nila Long: Pat Boudreau: Emily Schenk: Sally Dill: Erma Benjamin: Iune Van Meter: Delcie Brady: Io Hughes: Mary Gramkow: Phyliss Snyder: Gwen Hilton: Sue Hopper Fourth Row: left to right Pat Ohman: Nacmi Malone: Martha Teeter: Marilyn Hilton: Ioy Capper: Kate Moore: Barbara Smith: Carol Spencer: Betty Haines: Bonnie Starret: Pat Richardson: Lois Sanders: Virginia Hare Fifth How: left to right Wilma Brandt: Iuanita Hahn: Lois Anderson: Eileen Gillispie: Caroline Ashley: Carol Darnstaedt: Charlotte Smith: Nancy Ridenour: Sharon Davis: Peggy Baer: Bonnie Rhodes: Glenda Pyle Sixth Row: left to right Marjarie De Moss: Donna McFadden: Lula Van Meter: Loretta Keever: Emily Pavell: Betty McClurg: Margaret McColl: Carolyn Schuehler: Carolyn Horsewood: Barbara Hare: Carolyn Shell: Io Helen Sheets MAIOBETTES Carol Dcxrnstcledt Arlene Peters CHEEB LEADERS Rex Russell Nancy Irelcxn Gwen Banks Big Smoke -1 E715 'flfffx gvffk 1 K ' 'A x I lim , N X N K 5 x N f 'X 5, e N xv, M Maucie Foust, Karen Hickman, Carlita Lane Flutes: Clarinets: Iohn Baum, Barbara Sparks, Ianet McColl, Bill Zeriace, Dick Robbins, Gwen Banks, Iuanita Hahn, David Holder, Barbara Teeter, Marlene Kremer, Marjery Siierd, Doris Rieken, Linda Capper, Ruth Ann Carpenter, Connie Douglas, Marlene Boze, Wayne Duncan, Gayle Flinn Alto Saxophone: Arlene Peters, Carolyn Glazier, Nancy Solomon, Nila Long, Karen Baum Baritone Saxophone: Carolyn Horsewood E Flat Horns: Barbara Smith, Carolyn Shell, Ionet Emerson, Nada Ireland, Ioyce Masters, Dorothy Cahill Comets: Paul Miller, Dick Washburn, Bill Bcnd, Iim Pool, Vernon Heed, Ed Rockhill, Lola Cahill, Margaret McColl, Bill Kallal, Ierry Windgate, Dick Gamble. lohn Peters, lim Franks, David Ross, Iohn Simons Baritone: ' Dwight Douglas, Harold Dimmitt Trombones: Chuck Robbins, Ed Van Deman, Bob White, Dick Roach, Ralph Spencer Bass: Tom Clapper, lack Ward, Dougal McColl Drums: Chuck Halsema, David Elmore, Bill Boatright, Grant Chrisop, lack Hawkirison Bells: Carolyn Holder Playing for plays, commencement, circus parades and P.T.A. are a few of the many things asked of our high school band. Two of the many features of the band is the marching at basketball and football games and the spring concert given annually. The officers this year are: Mr. Powlen, Director: Bill Bond, Student Director: Ioanne Paul, Secretary: Arlene Peters and Carol Darnstaedt, Majorettes. With the addition of two new scarlet and white majorette uniforms, the band now owns 70 uniforms. A few of the most liked numbers played by the band are: Huckle-Buck, A Dream ls A Wish Your Heart Makes, My Hero, Night And Day, Gremlin Ball, Lady Of Spain, Stardust, Song Ot India, South American Way, Klaxon March, Washington Post March and Stars And Stripes Forever. lee Club I l , i . it lee Club 'Ti' page 46 J CHRISTMAS PROGRAM O COIIIS All Ye Faithful ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Polish Cqfgl Processional by all Welcome ...,,YY.............,,,.,,,,,..,........ F. H. Gillespie O Come Little Children ,,,, Thuringian Folk Song The First Christmas ,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,A,,,, AY,A,,, Y W ood Grades 1-2 Scripture .....,........,.,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,. .,.....,., L uke 2:8-11 Grades 3-4 Living Picture ....,,..,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,, Shepherds' Scene Art Department Christmas Eve .,......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rr ,,.,,,,, r,,,, F 0 stef Grades 3-4 Scripture .................,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,..r,., Luke 2:12-15 Cantique de Noel ..,.,,...,....,.,.r.,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,, Adam Sth Grade Chorus Go Tell It On Tall Mountains ,..,,,,,,,,,,.,. Spiritual High School Mixed Chorus Scripture ,,,.,,,.......,,.....,.,.....,........i.,,,, Luke 2: 16-20 Grades 3-4 Living Picture ....,....,.,r.,...r.,r.. Mary, Icseph, Babe Art Department Iesu Bambino ..,,......,.,,,,...,,,,,,,,..r..,,,,,,,, Pietro Yon Silent Night ........,....,.,,,,,.,......,,,,.,.... ,..r,., G rueber 7th-8th Choir Prayer ...,. ...........,,,.i, ....,A...i,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,, R e v. Dirks In David's Town ..i,,,,,,.,,,,...,,,.,,,.,,, Nadine Moore High Schcol Girls' Glee Club Scripture .,.,.,.,.,.,,.,,.,......,,,,....,,i,,.,.,, Matthew 2:16 Grades 5-6 Christmas Hymn ,...,,..,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,, Praetorius 5th-Sth Choir O Little Town oi Bethlehem ,,,,...,.,,,..,.,..... Redner The Holy City ,.,,,,,,,,...,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Adams High School Boys' Glee Club Scripture ....,,....,,,.,,,,,,.,..,,.,..,,,,,,.... Matthew 2 : 7-11 Living Picture .... Mary, Ioseph, Babe, Wise Men Art Department Ioy to the World ....,,,,...,,...,,.,.,......,,,,,,,,,,,, Handel March ot Turenne ....,..,... ,.,. ,,,,,,..., F r ench Carol Grades 7-8 The Hallelujah Chorus ,,,,..,,,..,,....,....,,,, .Handel High School Mixed Chorus Hark! The Herald Angels Sing ,,,, Mendelssohn 1. Cay Cordes. 2. Rex Russell, Bob Farley, and Bill Bond. 3. Ushers. 4. Don Gibson. 5. Patsy Lawson, Barbara Smith, Rex Russell, and Cay Cordes. 6. Don Gibson and Bill Bond. 7. Lola Cahill. 8. Make-up tor playacting. 9. Bill Bond, Rex Russell, Madge Dowden, and Bob Farley. 10. Patsy Lawson and Don Gibson. 11. Iudy Hardacre, Barbara Smith, Rex Russell, and Cay Cordes. 12. Bill Bond and Rex Russell. 13. Patsy Lawson and Cay Cordes. 14 Behind the curtain! 15. Ralph Iones and Arlene. ...ns- Senior Class Play-Bolts and Nuts Q Qwwq fl his 1 Y 5 15 N pg F Iohn Milligan sssvs, Catherine Moore, ,W Madge Dowdeni Bob Farley s,,,v..,. Harry Hefner esv.w.w. Barbara Smith ...., Bruce Phillips ..e.,, Iudy Hardacre v.,.,rr Bill Bond ,r,w , Rex Russell ,,,,,.,,.r Cay Cordes ,....r,.. Patsy Lawson raww.,. Don Gibson AA,,.,w,, ......r...Iack Gordon ,W,.Martha Grubbs .,.......Gertie Glossip V.c...........Plunkett .....,..r,...Wilber W........,,c.iRebecca Bolt Cadwaller Clippy ......,..,cPrunella Figg t,,r.v,,Y..,..,c.Henry Hipprocrates Ioy ,...r,,c,..,.....Lutie Spinks c.,.r,c,v....Benita ...,.c,Twink Starr Miss Rebecca Bolt, whose hobby is psychoanalysis, inherits a mansion from a brother. She turns it into a sanitarium for patients with phobias and nervous diseases. Her brother hid some money in the old house, and while Rebecca searches, all the patients start to search for it also. It is finally discovered that the patients there are not sick but are there to find the money. Twink Starr, Benita's fiance, finally found the money in the qlobe. Libraries EATED : Mrs. Decker TANDING: Iane Ross Patsy Wright Material which will aid students in choosing colleges or occupations are collected and classified in the Guidance Library. The library staff organize and check the new material before it is placed in the library. STANDING: Keith Flora Don Gibson SEATED: Mr. Ross Carol Darnstaedt , 3 f E isa 4 1 7, +- X Tribal Ceremonies l 28,11 , 3 -x 1 W fl , e A K, 'U-'--L.. .mv W' WW' ez 9 ve, 'fy E3 'y Flashback was ,. Ma. ., First Row: lelt to right Iudy Hardacre, Madge Dowden. Cay Cordes, Ioanne Paul, Ioy Capper, Naomi Malone, Ivan Phillips. Carol Spencer, Arlene Peters, Don Gibson Second Row: left to right Rex Russell, lack Starck, Don Bogue, Robert Farley, Bill Bond, Lloyd Mikesell, lack Ward. Keith Flora When the Senior Class oi 1950 voted to have a year book, the first project was to raise the necessary funds. In purchasing the Flashback you have paid about one-half of the actual cost. The remainder had to come from somewhere else, but where? Receipts from the Senior Class Play and the balance in our treasury made up a large block of the needed funds. This was supplemented by very generous donations from various community organizations and businessmen, and dona- tions from the many high school clubs and classes. As an additional money- making project, the Seniors sold magazine subscriptions for the well known magazines. The Guidance Library became the office, mounting department, and publish- ing room for the Flashback. Staff members spent many weeks working out problems of editing, managing, and constructing this year book. We are sure that the enjoyment you derive from this Flashback will more than outweigh the effort of producing it. Editor-in-Chiefl, Flashback Staff ...Cay Cordes Assistant Editor ....s ,.ssss.s P atsy Lawson Business Manager ss,,........ Don Gibson Finance . ,,.ss,, W, Circulation.. l. ,, Art Editor s,,s,,, Calendar , Classes Music, s Drama ......,, Faculty .. F Top How: Patsy Lawson Cay Cordes Ioanne Paul Don Gibson Bottom Row : Marilyn Moss Ioanne Paul Keith Flora lack Ward DeEtta Watkins Iudy Hardacre Iohn Baum Bob Anderson .w,,W.Bill Bond ,,l,,,,Bex Russell s.....Ioyce Hill .. ..Ioy Capper ,, .Ivan Phillips .t,l,,l,Arlene Peters l,l,l.vLola Cahill Naomi Malone Snaps ....,,.,,,,,,l. ,,,.,,.,,w H arry Hefner Photography ........,.ltsls,lw.,,,,, lack Ward Photography Coordinator Seniors l.,ll,,. Sports l.l.l,l Clubs .,...,.....,... Proof Readers t....l,.l... Keith Flora llllwlack Starck ,.L1oyd Mikesell ...Carol Spencer Madge Dowden Advertising ,...,,,..,,.sslllllls,,l,, Don Bogue Mounting Manager ,,,,,,,,,w Ioanne Paul Typing .....,..., ,v.,,,.,,,.,,.. I udy Hardacre Sponsor lll.lll. ,,,,..ll M iss Nickels Tomahawk Left to right: Sue Hopper, Bill Bcnd, Lola Cahill, Marilyn Macey, Keith Flora, Cay Cordes, Sharon Long, Bud Cordes, Ioanne Paul, Dorothy Cahill, Don Gibson, Gwen Banks fco-editorl, Jerry Hoover, Carol Cordes fco-editorl, Martha Cauble, Arlene Peters, Eileen Gillespie, Carol Darnstaedt, lack Ward, Carolyn Shell, Caroline Ashley. Iudy Hardacre The Tomahawk is a monthly edition, with features, news, personals, sports, and even a cartoon page. One oi the personal features of Tomahawk is Henry, the Haunt, a wise little ghost who haunts Morxti Hi . ,nv Student Council Calendar: Thanksgiving Religious Program Christmas Religious Program Easter Religious Program Student Council Dance Bundle Campaign Care Packages at Christmas Christmas Tree Radio Broadcast CWASKD Speaker fRiley Fund! Compiling Student Handbook L tudent Council Top Row: left to right lack Starck, president: Rex Ru junior president Bottom Row: left to right ssell, treasurer: Dick Roach. sophomore president: Ioe Hintz. M 11 ' e resident: Ierry Bunnell, honorary member Madge Dowden, secretary: Iohn i igan, vrc p Clubs DBAMATICS CLUB First Row: left to right Madge Dowden, Nancy Ireland, Carolyn Shell, Patsy Lawson, Sue Eaton, Joanne La Mar, Marilyn Macy, Gwen Banks, Carolyn Schuehler, Eileen Gillespie, Carlene De Garamo Second Row: left to right Betty Randall, Barbara Dirks, Naomi Malone, Ierry Bunnell, Don Gibson, Mary Ann Lytle, Catherine Miller, Don Davis, David Weinburg, Marjorie Snowberger Third Row: left to right Mr. Strahan, Ierry Long, Harwood Phend. Nancy Dowden, Tom Clapper, lim Schuehler, Ioanne Hughes, Lois Anderson, Peggy Baer, Ioanne LaMar, Sharon Davis, Ioyce Massey. Paul Miller April 1-Went to Purdue to see The Taming of the ShreW. April 12-Three one-act plays were given, All the World Loves a Lover, Orchids for Glamour, The Gallcping Ghost. AIRPLANE CLUB First Row: left to right Gloria Greenan, Sue Hopper, Betty Randall, Nancy Dowden, Catherine Crouse, Doris Birch Second How: left to right Mr. Iohnson, Grey Shaw, Mike Baird, Ed Bockhill, Keith Birch Third Row: left to right Keith Flora, Lloyd Mikesell, David Cottrell. Bob Schauer ART CLUB First Row: left to right Carol Cordes, Kay Gottier, Donna McFadden, Ioyce Hill, Carol Horsewood Second Row: left to right Richard Brown, Bruce Phillips Sponsored by Miss Roberts. Student Council Calendar: Thanksgiving Religious Program Christmas Religious Program Easter Religious Program Student Council Dance Bundle Campaign Care Packages at Christmas Christmas Tree Radio Broadcast CWASKJ Speaker CRi1ey Fundl Compiling Student Handbook tk is Student Council Top Row: lett to right lack Starck, president: Rex Russell. treasurer: Dick Roach, sophomore president: Ioe Hintz, junior president Bottom Row: left to right Madge Dowden, secretary: Iohn Milligan, vice president: Ierry Bunnell, honorary member Officers BOTTOM ROW 1 Madge Dowden, Lola Cahill, Martha Cauble, Nancy Irelan TOP ROW: Ierry Bunnell, Dick Roach, Rex Russell 'ff gf Q: FIRST ROW: Carlotte Smith, Carol Cordes, Marjorie DeMoss, Barbara Smith, Madge Dowden SECOND ROW : Ierry Long, Rex Russell, Wayne Fisher, lim Schuehler THIRD ROW : Don Gibson, Keith Flora, Ves Chambers, lack Starck, Dean Carpenter Clubs Buff .,,,. ..y,15-lf, 4 z . L-1 I .. ,, , W, f AGRICULTURE CLUB First Row: left to right Wayne Fisher, Max Million, Ray Phillips, Wayne Duncan, Iohn Peters, Bob Alkire, Don- ald McFadden, Ioe Schnepp Second Row: left to right Bob Alspaugh, Richard Brown, Ernest Tauch- er, Ierry Lilly, Ed Van Deman, Iames Pool, Richard Bertram Third Row: left to right Bill O'Farrell, Dean Carpenter, Dick Martin, Donald Iennings, Dick Roach, Don Wandrei. lim Simons, lim Hahn Had a pest drive-party March 28. AUTO CLUB Seated: left to right lack Ward, Dick Krintz, Bill Kallal Front of car: Purdue Powlen, Iim Muffly, Bill Hill, Bill Bond. Bill Galloway, Bob Manes. Bob Garringer, Bill Brown, Iim Brown, Elmer Price, Iohn Fraser Behind the car: Iohn Baum, Ioe Stotler, Bill Levy, Bud Mum- mert, Iim Simons, Robert Nipple, Harry Hefe ner, Ronald Nipple, Bob White, Harold Viney. Iim Miller Back of car: Ivan Phillips, Vern Wilson. Bob Wrede, Kenny Swartz Auto Club took a trip to Studebaker Company at South Bend. February 3, 1950. PEP CLUB First Row: left to right Donald Smith, Marvin Cauble, lames Mc- Combs, Bill Barnes, Charles Halsema Second Row: left to right Ioyce Massey, Arlene Peters, Marilyn Moss, Cay Cordes. Ioanne Paul, DeEtta Watkins, Barbara Van Meter, Lola Cahill, Iudy Hard- acre Third Row: left to right Melvin Teeter, Iames Massing, Rex Russell, Iim Clapper, Mr. Sprowl, Charles Robbins, Don Street, George Milligan, Bob Farley, Tom Harrison Fourth Row: left to right Stanley Swartz. Bob Anderson, Ralph Iones, Ivan Mullins, Don Kremer, Iack Starck, Ves Chambers, Roger Hintz Pep Club sold tickets for the Nipsco Chorus which was held in the Roosevelt Gymnasium, Ianuary 24, 1950. The Pep Club presented us with a speaker, Iudge Russell Gordon, at one of our Pep Sessions. Clubs DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: left to right Madge Dowden, Nancy Ireland, Carolyn Shell, Patsy Lawson, Sue Eaton, Ioanne La Mar, Marilyn Macy, Gwen Banks, Carolyn Schuehler, Eileen Gillespie, Carlene De Garamo Second Row: left to right Betty Randall, Barbara Dirks, Naomi Malone. Ierry Bunnell, Don Gibson, Mary Ann Lytle. Catherine Miller, Don Davis, David Weinburq. Marjorie Snowberger Third Row: left to right Mr. Strahan, Ierry Long, Harwood Phend, Nancy Dowden, Tom Clapper, Iim Schuehler, Ioanne Hughes, Lois Anderson, Peggy Baer. Ioanne LaMar, Sharon Davis, Ioyce Massey. Paul Miller April 1-Went to Purdue to see The Taming of the Shrew. April 12-Three one-act plays were given, All the World Loves a Lover, Orchids for Glamour, The Galloping Ghost. AIRPLANE CLUB First Row: left to right Gloria Greenan, Sue Hopper, Betty Randall. Nancy Dowden, Catherine Crouse, Doris Birch Second Row: left to right Mr. Iohnson, Grey Shaw, Mike Baird, Ed Rockhill, Keith Birch Third Row: left to right Keith Flora, Lloyd Mikesell, David Cottrell. Bob Schauer ART CLUB First Row: left to right Carol Cordes, Kay Gottier, Donna McFadden, Ioyce Hill, Carol Horsewood Second Row: left to right Richard Brown, Bruce Phillips Sponsored by Miss Roberts. School Calendar 1949- 1950 AUGUST 15-Football Practice-sore muscles. 29-30-Pre-school Registration CStudentsj. SEPTEMBER 1-White County Teachers Institute. 2-Organization Day-back to the old grind. 5-Labor Day-no school-good start! 6-First Day oi Regular Day oi school-only i?l days to go. 7-Education Day at State Fair which several students attended. 9-Football game-more bruises. 26-Seniors started work on the Year Book. OCTOBER 4-Senior play try-outs. 4-Sunshine Girls gave a candle light initiation for all newcomers. 4-The Braves' initiation: Mr. Finnell, guest speaker. ll-Agriculture Class went to Indianapolis to the Dairy Show. 15-Guidance Start to Chicago. 26-A Braves Council Dance was held aiter the game with both Rensselaer and Monticello students invited. 27-28-State Teachers' Meeting-No School-First vacation! NOVEMBER 1-Sunshine was entertained by some of the members. 1-Rev. McColl was guest speaker for the Braves Council. 7-The Home Economics classes saw a movie on Magic in the Kitchen. 8-New glass basketball bank boards were given to the school by the Band Parents and School Board. 9-Basketball practice begins. 10-Home Economics classes took a trip to Kroger Grocery Store. 11-Senior Class Play, Bolts and Nuts. was a big success. Lights! Camera! Action! 18-Basketball game at Tipton. The Boosters Club paid bus iares of all students who wished to go. Z2-The Future Homemakers Chapter oi West Point visited Roosevelt to install our Future Home- maker Officers. 22-Rev. McColl spoke before the entire student body for the tirst time at the Thanksgiving Program. 24-25-Thanksgiving vacation-Don't eat too much. 28-The Folklore Club met for the iirst time with Iudge Gordon. speaking on the beginning oi Indiana as a state. 29-The Agriculture Class visited Chicago. They visited many interesting sights including the Live- stock Show-sniff-snift. DECEMBER 2-3-Don Gibson and Bill Bond attended the Indiana High School Legislative Assembly at Purdue University. 3-The Sunshine Society gave a Sock Hop in the Roosevelt Gym. 5--Saxophonist, Mr. Cecil Leison. gave forty-live minute concert. 6-Dancing Classes started with the boys' and girls' gym classes meeting together. 8-Speech Class was entertained by ex-students oi Monticello High, who spoke on their liie in college. 16-T. B. patch tests and hearing tests were given by the health nurse. 20-A Religious Program was held for all the students. Father Fosselman gave the Christmas Address and Rev. McColl the benediction. 21-New map charts were bought for American History Classes-where's where. Z2-The Student Council put up the Christmas Tree in the hall. 23-The entire school system presented a Christmas Program. Three Living Pictures were presented while the Glee Club sang. It was very beautiful. 23-Christmas vacation until Ianuary 2. 30-New Year's Basketball Toumey. Monticello played the champion game with West Side, who won, JANUARY 3-Sunshine and Braves met together tor the Battle of the Sexes. Some good points were discussed. 6-Scholarship Exams were given to whomever wanted to take them. 9-Sophomore Class received their class rings-Flash! 9-13-First Semester Exam Week-Ohhhh! 10-The U. S. History Class saw an interesting movie on the White House. 12-14-County Basketball Tourney-Brookston won. 16-Mr. Ross. Keith Flora, and Rex Russell attended the University Club. Dr. Charles oi Wabash College led the discussion. 16-A speaker on Science spoke before the Assembly. School Calendar 1949- 1950 17-The Airplane Club was honored by having Mr. Ioe Yauch, prominent business man, speak on some of his trips and experiences in flying. 23-A new class, Effects of Alcohol and Narcotics, was begun for those who wish to take the course. 24-Pep Club sold tickets for the Nipsco Chorus held in the Roosevelt Gym. 26-The Broadcast was recorded on the wire recorder to be broadcast over WASK. 27-Mrs. Henderson spoke to the Economics class on welfare. FEBRUARY 3-4-White County Teachers' Association. No School! 3-The Auto Club took a trip to the South Bend Studebaker Company. 7-The Sunshine Society was entertained by Carmie Dodd, playing the piano and singing Mule Train. 13-Iunior Play try-outs-may the best man win. 13-Home Economics class saw a movie on This Is Nylon. 14-The Home Economics class heard an educational record on Fabric Selection. 18-G.A.A. girls journey to Logan to participate in play day. 23-25-Sectional Basketball Tourney-This is it boys! Brockston travels to Loganspo. 1. 24-Mrs. Dorothy Luthringer spoke to the Health class. 28-The Home Economics class saw a movie on Ironing Can Be Easy. MARCH 4-Regional Toumey-Richland Center. 7-Mrs. Dirks spoke to the Sunshine Girls on Character. 9-Apollo Concert Artist sang before the Iunior and Senior High. 10-A musical was sponsored by the Iunior Class featuring Carmie Dodd and her Hammond Organ. 11-Semi-Finals-Jeff. 13-Seniors were invited to hear Mrs. Garten review Gentian Hill as guests of the Tri Kappa Sorority. 14-Mr. Lockhart spoke on Cooperatives in Economics. 14M-The Airplane Club was entertained by Bob Sullivan on Navy flying. 14-Senior Class was invited to a Rural Youth party at Reynolds. 14-A banquet was held for all the basketball boys and their parents in High School gym. 18-State Finals-Madison. 18-The Sunshine Dance was held in the Lincoln Gym. The music was by the Starlighters, 20-Track practice begins. minor sports. Z4-White County Music Festival. Z8-The Agriculture Club sponsored a pest drive. 31-Iunior Class Play-Iim Clapper and his boot straps! APRIL 1-Dramatics Club attended the Purdue Convocation to see The Taming of the Shrew. by Shakespeare. 6-Roosevelt Speech Contest. 6-Easter Religious Program. 7-10-Spring Vacation-at last! 12-Dramatic Club presented three one-act plays. 12-Home Economics girls were entertained by a record on Fabric and Clothing Care. 14-Kentland Relays-Monti. third. 16-Student Council and all clubs held an election for their officers for next year. 19-Oratorical R. M. D.-Speak louder!-Monti. second. 21-Track R. M. D.-Mlonti, first. We improve with age. . 21-The Home Economics class took a trip to Chicago. 30-Track. Delphi Invitational. MAY l-End Roosevelt Extra Curricular Activities. 4-Open House at Lincoln Iunior High and Grade Building-remember when? 5-Junior-Senior Prom. Those yards of cloth! 5-C. I. C. Track Meet. 12-13-Sectional Track Meet. 15-The Home Economics girls had a tea and style show for their mothers and friends. 17-South Building May Day Program-Memories? 19-Achievement Day at Roosevelt-Who. me? 20-Regional Track Meet. 21-Baccalaureate at Presbyterian Church. 23-24-Final Exams-Is you or is you not? 24-The Business and Professional Women gave a iormal dinner at Purdue for all the Senior girls. 25-No school! 26-Commencement-THE BIG MOMENT!!! 27-State Track Meet. Senior Snaps Q, I naps iw JJ' QX3 CSee page 463 R gg li is H 4 ZAA2'x so ' 1 in 'V' , lr, if 3 l Q s I Snaps Q X -uv. . 1 K' L52 ' 4. 1 X .5 , . 1 ge 5 1 if 5 xi A I . ,Nl . Q13 i Y 'Ula 3 5 0 KR : Q 8' 1. Andy and Bud. 2. Football practice. 3. Time lo go home. 4, Mr. Howkinson. 5. Pep Club. 6. Make it! 7. Going up. 8. Martha cmd Barbara. 9. lust blowing! 10. Rex Russell. 11. After the game Muncie. 12. Rex, Nancy, and Gwen. 13. Line up! 14. Catherine Moore. 15. Gloria Greenan. 16. Marilyn Hilion. 17. Pitching horseshoes. 18. Marilyn Moss. 19. Yell leaders. 20. lnduslriousw Loretta Keever. 21. Tom's salesmanship award. 22. Play school. 23. Carmaliela and Lloyd. 24. Our B. B. team. 25. Icy, Martha. and Miss McKee. 26. Charge. .27. Cheek to cheek. 28. Squaws. ,HU f Q Departmental Clubs Leviin Science Haiure Homvmdkews QMS Departmental Clubs Fyaaezlbexvs Folklore Spdumislz Qkgwimumiwm Ambitious ' 9 . , Q: 2 , . . ' .... 2, ' Sk ,J 'Jaw 'fi Q M .QL .. ,lv J- ... A. 4 -P. flu'---1 A-V 1 .A Atta MJ ,X ... ,ni fi I-fg.k'?,f'32gq5'kk9!,,M,: 44 M F wiv M iq,-3. X, if Wg 'X t gg, tn., -, ' .gg :Ky W, Jaws... 7 ik ' ' ki' J ' ' 9 'M W'i1.rFfA5nJ'N'f 9 7 N Au QSee page 465 Ambitious C See page 46 H Seated: Betty Strantz, Superintendent's office girl. Standing: Mary Io Brown, Lincoln Iunior High office girl in the morning, Roose- velt's office girl in the afternoon. Mr. Lee Ianitor at Roosevelt High School Bus Drivers Left to right: Mr. Nace, Mr. Charles Applegate, Hay Genrich, Alvin Hutton, Bud Ferguson, Earl Hibner, Bob Clerget, less Brown. R, Q, mfg-,-,,,,g--.Q -,fq gf'-fr-ar'mwggzwvm-,Kyrwxyfi1w-?v5ifggr1g-i'iqi!'flf:xwya'11?'vfPN'f'o,a5ffig?3L'? ff ' ' 1 'lr 4 A ,.,'-.,.. -. l . P' tSee Page 121 Runners First Row: lelt to right Georgia Mikesell, Iane Ross. Joanne LaMar, Ianet McColl. Mr. Bob Johnson, Mrs. Clare Decker, Mr. Iohn Strahan, Betty Fisher, Carmen Boatright, Catherine Miller, Mary Ann Lytle, Marjorie Spencer Second Row: lelt to right Patricia Wright. Irma Benjamin, Dixie Willems, Ioyce Massey. Gloria Greenen, Emily Shenk, Nila Long. Sharon Long, Gwen Hilton, Toni Andrews, Phyllis Snyder, Sue Carol Eaton, Barbara Teeter, Delcie Brady Third Row: lelt to right Maucie Faust, Patricia Boudreau, lim Muftley, Paul Miller, Keith Birch, lohn Peters. Bill Hill, Charles Galloway, Roger l-lintz, Bill Miller, Douglas Malone. Marvin Cauble, Wayne Duncan, Donald Davis, Mack Million, Iune Van Meter Fourth Row: lelt to right lim Schuehler, lim Lucy, Bill Barnes, Bill Kallal, Norman Thompson, Ray Phillips, Iim Brown, Bill Rockhill, Ierry Wingate, Keith Lincoln. Filth Row: lelt to right Bonnie Rhodes, Betty Haines, Sally Dill, Nancy Ridenour, Bonnie Sterrett, Lois Anderson, Charlotte Smith. Barbara Dirks. Loretta Keever, Iuanita Hahn, Wilma Brandt, Nancy Irelan Sixth Row: left to right David Weinberg, Bill Brown, Ferry Brown, Bill Levy, Dean Carpenter. Bob White. Ierry Hoover, Dick Roach, lim Simons. Bill O'I arrell, Robert Nipple, Dick Bertram, lim Pool Papoose First Row: left to right Evelyn Whelan, Patricia Dill, Patricia Parrish, Lenore Weinburg, Patsy Schoneoman, Joanne Holeman, Peggy Lytle, Shirley Million Second Row: lelt to right lim Banks, Lloyd Roth, Lawrence Barton, lack Boatright, Stuart Ervin, Iim Roberts, Melvin Luse, Phillip Watkins Third Row: left to right Margery Siterd, Phyllis Crowel, Ioan Himbert, Helen Van Meter, Barbara Akers. Martha Crouse, Lois Swartz. Phyllis Rice Fourth Row: left to right Ruth Statler. Ianice Flora, Diane Fair, Nada Ireland, Cora Fleenor, Shirley Nicewander, Barbara Larson. Leworetia Hayward Filth Row: lelt to right ' Donald Reynolds. Dwight Ohman, Ian Hilton, Merle McMullen, David Elmore, Iim Weber, Dick Gamble. Dick McFadden Sixth Row: lelt to right Richard Herron. Gene Franklin. Lin-iuel Richardson, Ierry Haines, Grant Chrisop, Rex Hendricks, Jim Franks. Robert l-lorsewood. Robert Pool Seventh Row: lelt to right ' Shirley Weber, Nelda Whipple, Barbara Sparks. Barbara Secrest, Marlene Moore, Marjorie Swattord, Doris Reilren, Carolyn Glazier A Eighth Row: lett to right Irma Boze, Phyllis Viney. Mary Price. Edith Wooldridge, Ianet Emerson, Dona I-lumburg, Donna Dowden, Barbara Boudreau, l-Iulda Roth, Helen Hunt, Carol Sue Beckalheirner, Rosalee McLaughlin. Katherine King. Louise Hibner, Shirley Witaker, Rosetta Massing. Ninth Row: lelt to right Fred DeMou, lack Meents. David Holder, Charles Clergett. Dwight Douglas, Roger Bush, Robert Koontz, Richard Templeton wwvfv- KSee page 231 First Row: left to right Georgia Ann Mikesell, Ioanne Hughes, Mary Gramkow, Doris Birch, Shirley Perry, La Kay Gottier, pianist: Mr. Powlen, director: Iounne Paul, secretary: Catherine Crouse, Gwen Banks, Dorothy Cahill, Marjorie Spencer Second Row: left to right Patsy Lawson, Carol Spencer, Ioanne La Mar, Sharon Long, Barbara Teeter, Dixie Willems, Barbara Van Meter, Gwen Hilton, Maucie Foust, Nila Long, Sue Eaton, Catherine Miller, Ianet McColl, Mary Ann Lytle, Lois Sanders, Charlene De Garmo Third Row: left to right Martha Cauble, Eileen Gillespie, Nancy Rideneour. Carmen Boatright, Marjorie Snowberger, Fuchsia Fraser, Erma Benjamin, Patty Richardson, Marilyn Hilton, Martha Teeter, Magdalene O'Farrell, Bonnie Rhodes, Elsie Gosman Fourth Row: left to right Gloria Greenan, Delsie Brady, Mariorie DeMoss, Sue Hopper, Iune Van Meter, Donna McFadden, Caroline Ashley, Carmalieta Dodd, Naomi Malone, Barbara Smith, Lola Cahill, Iudy Hardacre, Ioy Capper, Bonnie Sterrett Fifth Row: left to right Arlene Peters, DeEtta Watkins, Cay Cordes, Madge Dowden, Marilyn Moss, Nancy Irelan, Carol Cordes, Lula Van Meter, Pat Ohman, Iuanita Hahn, Betty Haines, Catherine Moore Sixth Row: left to right Betty Randall, Nancy Dowden, Carolyn Schuehler, Glenda Pyle, Carolyn Horsewood, Loretta Keever, Lois Anderson, Sharon Davis, Barbara Dirks, Emily Pavall, Betty McClurg, Peggy Baer, Margaret McColl First Row: leit to right Donald Smith, Bill Barnes, Grey Shaw, Bruce Phillips, Ed Rockhill. La Kay Gottier, pianist: Mr. Powlen. director: Ioanne Paul, secretary: Charles Halsema, Ierry Long, Paul Miller, Bob Alkire Second Row: left to right Ioe Schnepp, Melvin Teeter, Ierry Bunnell, Dick Krintz, Bill Bond, Harwood Phend, Bob Nipple, Tom Clapper. Ed Van Deman, Wayne Fisher, Mike Baird, Bob Wrade, Iim Schuehler Third Row: left to right Bob Manes, Don Bogue, Iohn Frasier, Harold Viney, Bill Levy, Jim Miller, Rex Russell, Ves Chambers, lack Starck, Bob Anderson, Donald Kremer, Don Gibson, Ioe Stotler Keith Lincoln, Tom Harrison, Bob Garringer Fourth Row: left to right Iim Hahn, Donald Wandrie, Harry Hefner, lim Clapper, Don Street. Chuck Robbins, Stanley Swartz. Ronald Nipple, Iohn Milligan, Bob White, Keith Flora fsee page 381 1. Party! 2. Cozy! 3. Iust looking. 4. Smile pretty. 5. Mary Io Brown. 6. Carolyn Schuehler. 7. Gambling?? 8. Frosty Sprowl. 9. Lookee!!! 10. Gab Fest! ll. Sleepy time gals. 12. Ready for rain. 13. Maucie Foust. 14. Flagpole sitters. 15. Tuning up. 16. Yum-yum. 17. Carol Darnstaedt. 18. Cute kids. 19. Oo la la! Tommy! 20. Ready for school? 21. Iohnson. 22. Marilyn at mike-Broadcasting. 23. Don Gibson. 24. Sophomore-on to the game. 25. Howdy. 26. Coaches Sprowl and Iohnson. 27. Don Bogue. 28. Line up. 29. Bill and Carmie. 30. Prom balloons. 31. Grand march. 32. Orchestra. 33. Queen Phyllis Davis, King Bennie Carr. 34. Pat Ohman. 35. Mrs. Hackler and Mr. Ross. 36. Thirsty? 37. Punch? 38. Some party! 39. Don Wandrei. 40. Ernie Taucher. 41. Long ago. fsee page 42 I 1. Harry Hefner, Radio repair. 2. Bob Farley, Agriculture teacher. 3. Ioy Capper, Bookkeeper. 4. Ron Nipple, Auto mechanic. 5. Rex Russell, Principal. 6. Ves Chambers, Auto dealer. 7. Iohn Baum and Iohn Milligan, Black Sheep. 8. Don Kremer, Hog raiser. 9. Keith Flora, Electrical engineer. 10. Arlene Peters, Secretary, lack Starck, Businessman. ll. Dick Krintz, Farmer. 12. Naomi Malone and Ioyce Hill, Dress Designers. tSee page 431 1. Don Gibson, Radio. 2. Paul Mullins, Research in Alcoholism. 3. Barbara Smith, Stenographer. 4. DeEtta Watkins, Stenographer. 5. Iack Ward, Pho- tographer. 6. Marilyn Moss, Reporter. 7. Lola Cahill, Secretary. 8. Iohn Frazer, Radio-repairman. 9. Ivan Phillips, Mechanic. 10. Iudy Hardacre, Teacher. ll. Wayne Fisher, Filling Station Operator. Acknowledgments The 1950 Flashback Staff wish to express its appreciation to those who, with their interest and assistance, aided in making this book a success. We especially wish to thank: Tri Kappa Sorority Hank Bond Fraternal Order of Eagles Rainbow Girls Royal Neighbors of America Fotoshop Bower Show Print Crawfordsville, Indiana Indianapolis Engraving Company Indianapolis, Indiana A-