Saluda High School - Memories Yearbook (Saluda, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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WE TAKE THESE STEPS FOR -- s :,o' ' , 1 A -A 5 .f I L, ., V' V .. ,J K . ' 'filter . , y ' V. , f' N.. 'J 1' Y ' 3? --,. . ug . WT 1:4 .115 V 1 I.: ,4 FJ h F I 'rl -ll Fx' , ef A f:, H ...YOUTH If I could get a message over to the youth of this country, it would be that success in life does not depend on genius. Any young man of ordinaryiutelligence, whois morally sound, above-boardln his dealings, and not afraid of work should succeed in spite of obstacles and handicaps, if he plays- the game fairly and squarely and keeps ever- lastingly at it. The possibilities before one are measured by the determination widzin one. J. C. Penney l .fl OUR SCHOOL I' ' aff' The purpose of this yearbook is to record the memorable events of our school year, to remind us of our class companions and teachers, and to help us recall the fun of the past year. we are pleased and proud to show you, not a modern structure, but modern boys and girls seeking traditional knowledge to mark growth. Growth in what? In records, finances, automobiles, satellites ? Or, in better living together, a strong democratic govern- ment, increased chances for youth, greater thirst for spiritual values? Yes, the school seeks to educate modern youth for all of these. Editor ...... . . . Jane Royalty Assistant Editor . . .... Judy Oles Business Manager . . . . . . Phyllis Ford Sports Editor . . . .... Jerry Horine Photographer . . . . Kenneth Hostetler TO HONOR 'I'he Junior and Senior Classes of 1958, dedicate this S.H.S. Memories to Delbert King. During the six years he has been at Saluda his guidance and sincere interest has encouraged us throughout our high school days. Mr. King is our coach, and one who has always played the game the way we like to see it played: with fairness, and a zest for the plain fun of competing. On the hard- wood and in the classroom, he has been helpful and understanding, and both his athletes and pupils have greatly benefited from his teaching. 0 E. IN APPRECIATION J. if F. A.:-nn.-.4-ug-A-n ,.,a.u.n..-.-i-4.4-4.-Ina.. Q.-in-,.-qup-1 -nann: 'mv' '1 '- ...--- ' -A-i7,, ij, s MW The Junior and Senior Classes of Saluda High School offer sincere appreciation to Doris Patton for her help in producing our yearbook, S.H.S. Memories. She is always around to help with class problems as well as our individual ones. Her increasing patience and sincere helpfulness has contributed greatly toward the happiness and success of our high school career. Mrs. Patton is willing to help in our search for answers into the future. . . . OUR TEACHERS Each teacher has the honor On a crisp September day To open wide the portals On a new fall school array. To tum the light of learning In such a friendly way That every child reflects it ln their work or in their play. Youth climbs the hill of knowledge With a purpose every step And it is a teacher's duty To see they don't regret. To keep Old Glory flying With honor in the sky Each teacher imparts knowledge To every girl and boy. Teaching is an honor For it could well be said They mould our nation's future Putting knowledge in youth's head. So we say to teachers Wherever they may be Knowledge is our Master And our future up to thee. By R. B. MacDonald ADMINISTRATION ci Ml '4--0 . A ' 'MI I WWF0. f'f M, 5, 'Ml f w., 132112, f, Q .I Z, W y . I '-'eg A . N I 1443: 'wr ,-!, ,4 , 'hd x M MJ J e W, lp-- 5 I- -'hw-.,: . W A I 'Iffiiyl ' I 'T il THCSE WHO SERVE . . LE DERSHH3 In a school which functions for the welfare of all, there is a sense of responsi- bility and cooperation which causes that schdol to operate smoothly at all times because each student and each teacher does his best to be sure everyone is in the place where he should be, doing what he should do, at all times. Every student and faculty member should feel that the position he or she holds in that school is of utmost importance, and he or she should understand that the moment that position is neglected the lives of every student and every faculty member are dis- turbed. Each part of our school is useful and necessary. Every department, club, and activity is very important and must not be neglected, because our school is our School Spirit, not our building. Our Morale, Attitude, School Spirit or, call it what you will, can function only as we each pull our share of the load and shoulder our part of the respon- sibility of doing all assignments well, urging others to cooperate fully, and living happily together. My congratulations to all students who attend our school on their fine cooperative attitude. I extend heartfelt gratitude to every member of the faculty and Board of Education. I feel certain that people such as these, whom I have grownto love, will consistently lead students in even greater loyalty and cooperative thinking about con- tinual improvement of educational opportunities in Saluda School in future years. V. R. Hooker, Superintendent Jefferson County Schools I D rnnu. ,, '.'- . .I is 1 1- H17 I if .. 'A L l . VISION Q' Never before in the history of the United States, has its people begun to realize, appreciate, and worry about their greatest resource of all ITS YOUTH , the boys and girls of todayg the men and women of tomorrow. Our strength in war in the past has been measured largely by material thingsg fast planes, efficient guns, giant battle- ships, vast quantities of food, and enormous man power. Too often the credit, rewards, and recognition went to the doer instead of the thinkers. Today the people, who have always recognized the value of extra-curricular activities, in developing many of the desirable traits in boys and girls, are also beginning to realize that the excellent student should take a back seat to no one. The future of the world lies in the education, ability, and foresight of its youth. we must all educate our youth today for a greater tomorrow. Newton Hatfield, Principal Saluda Township School ff A TEACHER AFFECTS HERE HIS INFLUENCE DORIS PATTON Commercial and Physical Educa tion. Every human being is intended to have a character of his own, to be what no other is, and to do what no other can do. WILSON SMITH English. win his way when and fears dismay: he and not the wrong, a hand --- uplifting, SUE SCI-INEITER Home Economics and History. Cultivate the habit of doing one thing at a time with quiet delib- erateness. . .Aim at poise, repose, and self-control. The relaxed worker accomplishes most. EDUCATION CREATES IBINDS THE ARCH E Q ff 1 F GIVE A LITTLE . I 5 Z G0iI1S my WaY Sailing along --- Fresh up! X I aw fs, - Q. i I 'S Q? X N N 51 .55 g5fE:g.3,.h Q x iii!! !555iiEE?5'5Es, 2 4::22g',gggu:g..g5v,vy Real Gone -- ' QKIIIQ Careless! G0 man, G0 X Q Q Q I e S Ml 2 .',,,f., I -e I X X ,. 'J I L in Q .elk u..g mf2 :AVN n f M s gi k M o A .N y . ,7 X 7 if ' ' V 'ey- 5f N N I LE .I 1 Chained --,, -.. Believe it or not? .1 Devil Man! if i W .,,v. 'N' rl . Q 155 as Q! Cheese -cake' i ff gk ' U fs- 'Rafal f A- ff-re e v en: L f Q N I I 1? ' if 1 r ' O Q' F Vi' s R J o F n ' , , L' J ' I' 'f 7, -li gl' Crazy, eh? Cloudnine? Hom- ips 12 - . A' I rx! MQ!! 31' ' V A N ' J 'S .5-If 1 . . ,x ',.,. , X-,..,., ., - f-f SENIORS .K f'fa:z f.1f- I Ln., THE END AND THE BEGINNING FRIENDSHIP EDITH MAE ELLIS Edie Honor is her standard, per- fection her goal. FRANKIE DALE TAYLOR uBi11n f Rosie At studies he might meet de- feat, but at teasing girls he can't be beat. 1: r e 6 ROS ALIE BOWMAN Of curls she has manyg of friends she has more. DONALD LEE BAIR Taterbug Oh, nhey're making a wild man out of me. Dafwf. Q JJJQQ' 0-'V' I4 JANE GAYLE ROYALTY ll Red!! Jane's our yearbook editor, with personality plus, she's cheerful and friendly, and a favorite with us. ADVENTURE I ,Wi V1 U f Mkjtfff , JW LINDA LOU BOWYER Lindie Lou Fine as a student, even better as a friend PHYLLIS ANN FORD Phy1 Her eyes speak, when her lips do not. MYRL D. KING Firep1ug He'd rather argue than eat and he hasn't eaten in weeks. 15 INDEPENDENCE MARSHALL RAY HU TTSELL IV ll Tall and shy, with big blue eyes, polite to all who come in sight. PHYLLIS ANNE BRUTHQER Philly Enjoy yourselfg life is short. KAY ELLEN GRAVES Katydid The mischievous maiden with the meek brown eyes. VERA JOYCE BRUCE Vera -vag An innocent face, but you never can tell. 16 U, v YD - ..-Y is-.Kia 5 arab!! . ff , 773' J X X A rI'rMmKf,Q- 'Had ,f Cd LORETTA FAY FLINT Rena Like the wise old bird often seen but not heard. CLARA ELLEN DAVIS .Trogn She's taking a commercial course you see, and somaiay a great stenographer she will be. DONALD JOSEPH MONTGOMERY uloen His shy smile and winning ways will be remembered for many days. C. LEE RUDOLPH Rudie A brilliant mind and akeen wit. 17 SERVICE X I l I ly., , 2 'Nw H 417 , 1 f V' ,fv , L, ., X ,! if K NO PICTURE SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the seniors of S.H.S. in the year of our Lord 1958, being of sound mind and generous heart, do make this our last will and testament, hoping the undergraduates will make use of the personalities, characters, and positions willed them as wehave gained them through hard work and years of experience. I, Bill Taylor, will my white buck shoes to Bill Calvert, and pesterirg ways to anyone who will improve them. I, Vera Bruce, will my Hot Rod Plymouth to the Driver Training Class, and my clear complexion to Judy Bair. I, Edith Ellis, will all the boys that sit in front of the Park-N-Eat to Judy Oles, and my blue eyes to Betty Smith. I, Rosalie Bowman, will my funny giggle to Robertine Cowles, and my curly hair to Anna Mae Stockdale. I, Myrl King, will my pestering ways to Jerry Bell, and my height to Garnel Canary. I, Ellen Davis, will my brown eyes to Philip Bibb, and my rosey cheeks to Retha Baramore. I, Kay Graves, will my 21 inch waist line and my 5' 2 height to Jeannie West. I, Phyllis Ford, will my quietness to Vivian Goldsberry, and my ability,to study to Carla Stucker. I, Jane Royalty, will my red hair to Ann Hancock, and my ability to have a ring to Nancy Montgomery. I, Loretta Flint, will my ability to study to Lloyd Conover, and my personality to Ruthie Righthouse. I, Phyllis Bruther, will my job at the Windrift to Sharon Oles, and my figure to Madonna Auxier. I, Linda Bowyer, will my long black hair to Elaine Taylor, and my posture to Opal Thompson. I, Donald Montgomery, will my ability to get girls to Charles Nicholson. Go get them Charles! I, Donald Lee Bair, will the remains of my car to Leon l-lorine, and my height to Randy Horine. I, Marshall Hutsell, will my Civics book to Sonny Hostetler. Don't hurt it Sonny. I, Lee Rudolph, will my ability to get good grades to Jackie Chandler, and my ability to study to Jimmie Hancock. 18 fa, ' .-ll' 1 5 mwww J. ' .. . - ,Q 'S f HT Z' 3 JN' X of-' 1 i T .5-, K: f ' K, ,, A, .. 1' Lf by 5 4' if f 'T 1 5 ' Y 1 , 1 A AN- ., , I . 1- 1 4 I s.L 'fa -:' . X if A u sf, 610' X 1 , kg 1,6 FEM -a i-' X 1 N 4 . 51 If H 3 0 l . A ' 'S-5, 4 L. -, 4 ,' ' ' ki K all I . ' 1 sf C . ' 11 'W' M ', - , - , we 1 x , 1 , f --Q.. S , -.L ,K . i .. K ,X ggydo v QMS? N' . I i , ,u.. - f . ., , N v ,Q b V 5 I 4 n - , 5 - -z Kenneth Hostetler CA xiii? C' iv, 7' 7 7 t A A'ffL4yfi OL,hM!Q4?,A Betty Smith Don Amick 20 Larry Stearns Doris McClellan John Stoner Judy Oles Fred Truesdell Ann Hancock ONWARD STEP BY STEP Nora May Darrah Robertine Cowles Philip Bibb Elaine Taylor Jerry Horine Mary Stockdale June Hardy Pat Moreland Donald Cleffman Madonna Auxler Em , in W gd as wa fi he X L x 1 N1::,'5Es.:jqfx , K I ' X g fe 4 , 1321: is-A 1 .J SODHOMORES I' 44. 71 ...-ff' HALFAMAV Diana Moreland Charles Nicholson Nancy Montgomery 24 . .SILLY SOPHS Q - . ' 'M xx x ' f L 1 1 J ffpwt YQX Jean west Terry Jackson Donna Colbert Ralph Vest Beverly Hall Kendall Horine PASS IN REVIEW Obed Taylor Leon I-Iorine Linda Bowman Dwight Bruther William Calvert Jackie Chandler Leslie Cook Andy Gilmer Jerry Bell 25 That old gang of mme. -'ls .D .lm Sloppy shirt and old jeans. Piggy back? Foolishly yours! No school tomorrow. See the b1rd1e! if-A O'-lf Picnic! y , N High on a cloud. Uh'-n x Well! 26 Round and round la.-.., Dark nlghts . glbm Too close for comfort V ,J ,gk 4 a REQ Q 4 .I ,fr iff' 'x X i f l . JUST BEEN FRESH . . . A NEW BEGINNING Barbara Hatter Jackie Fehler Opal Thompson Anna Mae Stockdale Keith Barmore N Retha Barmore Gary Graves Randall Hor-ine Carolyn Sue Lock .nD,.. Larry Watkins Linda Witten Edward Bowyer Jane Watkins 28 .. .WITH GOALS HIGH Beverly Horine Carolyn Conover Mary Bennett Floyd Drury Robert Taylor Joyce Varble Dickie Richards Iudy Turner Gamel Canary Carolyn Bruce Philip Holland Sharon Oles Paul Dowling fn 624271 of 2 29 We -11' W .-MW Q ,S - sh .3 It .if . ' 1 Y , . Lv I in-r I 4 ff Q, 1 Q 1 , Q , ., Jug' fi -Q 35' 1 u .4 ,wi .Mr if EIGHTH . . .SETAGOAL Russell Reed Betty Dowling Glen Bowman Donald Shelton Roger Smith Judith Bair Duane Oles Gary Schoolcraft Roberta Maddex Lawrence Huttsell Dina Cleffman Carroll Rowlett Jeanette Bowman Philip Stockdale 32 Geneva Powell Leo Vest Linda Stoner Joyce Hooker Donnie Scales Timmie Truesdell Connie Griffin Doreen Flint Betty Shelton Dixie McClellan Ronald Calvert Richard Rudolph Harley Lee Stucker SCORE SEVENTH . . . ALERT MINDS 1- V , N- N' Vivian Goldsberry Nadeane Hubbard Charlotte Jones Kenneth Williams Denman Conard Dale Horine Earnest Drury Harold Taylor Dennis Bowyer Philip Bruce Cecil Rowlett Derran Patecell. Lloyd Conover Clarence Canary 34 I I 1 I I r 5 F . . - TEEN- GE X555 1. An affair to remember. 2. WIHIICI take all . . . AFFAIRS 3. Hotta chocolatta? 4. I could have danced all night. 5' WSU. I jUSF S00fCd! 6. Church bells may rmg . YEH MAN 7. Please pass the cookies! 8. Don't get carried away. 9. Mr. Wonderful! 1 ,1 W N -I yn: 5? n v v .fr Ruth Wilson Dennis Bruce D Edward Anderson Elden Jenkins Joe David Noble Gertie Davis Melvin Ely Randall Huttsell Jo Ann Hubbard Lorraine Auxier Wanda McClure Deborah Chapman David Pollard Theodore Parker Shirley Smith Nancy Bowman Kathleen Hubbard Jerry Jackson Clarence Magers Brenda Bibb LaDonna Stewart Jerry Watkins Danny Royalty Larry Jones Nancy Mefford Ellen Parker Alan Wayne Long Isabell Vest Lucy Drury Cyrus Dean Robert Gray Anita Davis Joy Hall Jerry May Bonita Shelton Patti Auxier Sharon Calvert FIRST SECOND Elnora Wyman Gorden Lemmon Keith Taylor Linda Hay Robert Smith Michael Hall Linda Hopper Elisha Vest Regina Horine Audron Stillhammer Dennis Wise Juanita Chapman Mary Ruth Hubbard Ronald Crafton Paul Goldsberry Phyllis Briner Melvin Ray Vestal Donald Marshall Deborah Walker Gwinda Scales Leon Hostetler Lana Turner Betty Kay Bower Wanda Bennett Linda Crafton Carla Stucker Elizabeth Shelton Nellie Maddex Vicki Williams Danny Tumer Dale Huttsell Fern Stockdale Rony Ray Bibb Terry Huttsell Martha Pullium John Watkins Judy Bowman Marshall Hall Audrey Bruther Ray Lanham Adeline Parker Jerry West Glenna Bruce Tommy Ely Clara Elizabeth Darrah Larry Turner Thelma Vest Phillip Mefford Deanna Jenkins Earl Davis Brenda Watson Eston Ray Smith Brenda Drury Terry Bower Lana Huttsell William Briner Dorcas Barmore Garry Huttsell Anna Ruth Davidson THIRD FOURTH Clarence Marshall Billy Lancaster Darlene Freeman Gary Hopper Brady Williams Harvey Lanham Sandra Benham Elizabeth Parker Linda Sutherland Charles Stewart Bormie Sue Calvert Eldon Stillhammer Donna Patecell Donna Sue Smith Danny Shelton Sandra Epperson Clifford Kinnaman Freddie Huttsell Darrel Ellis James Jeffries Marcella Parker Eddie Davidson Randy Harsin Diana Richards Geraldine May Billy Jones Danny Myers Alan Chandler Martha Maddex Gary Watson Mr. Rose Karen Crafton Patricia Vest 4 1 A 1 Mitchell Combs Dennis Sutherland Betty Chapman 1-'fri ,Salma A. wr' Roger Griffin .Tanet Horine Carl Goldsberry Marie Huttsell Danny Oakley Martha Lorg Gary Harsin Anna Stucker Eddie Bare Donna Varble 'I'homas Noble Sandra Jackson .Tohmiy Moreland Linda Hubbard Kenneth Baremore Linda Mefford J oe Freeman Nancy Smith Larry Hostetler Susan Hubbard Larry Davidson Martha Calvert Ronnie Hopper Linda Cleffman .Tohn Hopper Sheila Hyatt Bradley Proffet Betsy Briner FIFTH SIXTH Clete Hooker Betty McCormick Richard Fuller Sandra Stearns Johnny Graves Maxine Huttsell Randall Hardy Carolyn Hooker Paul Harsin Barbara Calvert Michael Benham Doneta Spradling Gail Horine Don Jones Judy Smith Earl Parker Stacey Horine Brenda Stockdale Dale Ray Crafton Everett Sutherland Ralph Williamson Emmily Bait Jess Stoner Ruthie Shelton Faye Hubbard Gary Colbert Terry Chance Waymon Jeffries Cheryl Patecell Richard Wise Gerald Oakley Donna McClellan Stanley Freeman Norma Pullman Ross Jackson Charles Epperson , ,nan 1' fgx s . . . LAUGH A LITTLE BOTTOM OF ALL GOOD MANNERS. THEY ARE THE EXPRESSION OF DIS- CIPLINE, OF 46 SELF-RESPECT IS AT THE GOOD WILL, OF RESPECT FOR OTHER PEOPLE'S RIGHTS AND COMFORT AND FEELINGS. --E. S. MARTIN . . SING A SONG THE ONLY WAY TO FIND OURSELVES IS IN SERVICE TO OTHERS. SELF-SACRIFICE IS A MUST FOR SELF-REALIZATION. 50 --CARL E. HOLMES .. .RUN A MILE SCHOOLS BUILD STRONG BODIES AND ALERT MINDS. xx Jxwjx R ff? 1 n ,,.f-gf' LOOK FOR ROUGH DIAMONDS AND HELP THEM TO POLISH THEIVISELVES. --RAY LVIVIAN WTI .RUR OR TYPE A LINE WE LEARN TO EARN WISE IS THE MAN WHO KNOWS HIS OWN ABILITIES. --ANON. 'X 1 lT'S TECHNICAL SKILLS THAT PREPARE US TO BE CITIZENS OF THE WORLD. . . . EARTH ANGELS I TIME IS SO PRECIOUS THAT IT IS DEALT OUT TO US ONLY M10 IN'-7'ff1g.f, 'KAUJCPA INR IN THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE FRACTION--A TINY MOMENT -- 54 AT A TIME. . WE STRIVE TO PLEASE LUNCH ROOM PERSONNEL Roxio Hay Alma Crafton Estella Conover June Huttsell BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS IF YOU CO-OPERATE TO HELP OTHERS UTHER5 WILL C0-OPERATE LUNCH ROOM SUPERVISOR Mary McCormick TO HELP YOU. TRANSPORTATION Hall, Schirmer, Davis, Marshall, Huttsell, and Bruce. muy TOWNSHIP -'JEFFERSON CC JM iiifliwf ,g . 'Q X -Y 'A 5 'fr IW Jfwf Qu?-' a .hi-1. P' xt-P ul, mr, ,E J FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Taylor, Fred Truesdell, Leslie Cook, Jerry Horine, Donald, Terry Jackson, John Stoner, Larry Stearns, Joe Montgomery, Donald Bair, Principal Hatfield, Coach King, Manager Philip Bibb. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, Extreme Front: Gamel Canary. FIRST ROW: Dickie Richards, Larry Watkins, Gary Graves, Paul Dowling, Jackie Fehler, Philip Holland, Robert Taylor. SECOND ROW: Andy Giltner, Ralph Vest, Randall Horine, Dwight Bruther, Edward Bowyer, Bill Calvert, Leon Horine . TE M COMPETITION Xkg 3 '1 Y Q, ,. 'fc GALUD4 34 'iii v 1'-2 Q x I N NHT' ,,f ,M ,J -.X Z4 Leslie C007 CO-OPERATION ELAINE TAYLOR BEVERLY HORINE NANCY MONTGOMERY November December 17- I anuary 9-10- February Dignity does not consist in possessing honors, but in deserving them. --Aristotle 1 7 22 26 3 10 13 18 3 11 18 24 31 5 14 18 21 -AUSTIN ......... T -NEW WASHINGTON . . . T -HANOVER ......... T -VERNON . . . . T -HAYDEN .... . . H -HENRYVILLE ....... T -CROSS PLAINS ...... H -HOLIDAY TOURNEY NEW WASHINGTON -CENTRAL. . .BROWN GYM -COUNTY TOURNEY -SHAWE .......... T -PARIS CROSSING .... T -DUPONT ..... . . T -NEW MARION . . . . H -CROSS PLAINS. . . . . T -PATRIOT ..... . . T -DEPUTY . . . . H .IOANNE BOWMAN DORIS MC CLELLAN NORA MAY DARRAH 61 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Leon Horine, Kenneth Hostetler. SECOND ROW: Edward Bowyer, Bil1Taylor, Fred Truesdale, Jerry Horine, Myrl King, John Stoner. THIRD ROW: Terry Jackson, Randall Horine, Kendall Horine, Dwight Bruther, Leslie Cook, Donald Cleffman, Pat Moreland. LONG DISTANCE. . FAIR PLAY Courage is the first of human qual- ities because it is the quality which guarantees all the others. --Winston Churchill . HONESTY, AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP The clean tongue, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT: Harley Stucker. FIRST ROW: Duane Oles, Richard Rudolph, Lawerence Hutlsell, Kenneth Williams, Gary Schoolcraft, Russell Reed. SECOND ROW: Ronald Calvert, Donald Shelton, Philip Stockdale, Roger Smith, Tim Truesdell, Gene Vest, Carroll Rowlett. --the clear head, --and the bright eye are the birthrights of each day. --Dr. William Osler SEVENTH GRADE Mm I JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Taylor, Cecil Rowlett, Dennis Bowyer, Dixie Mcceuan Kenneth Bowman, Harold McCormick, Clarence Canary, Lester Meyers, Linda Stoner Philip Bruce, Harley Stucker. Sherry H01-me 63 1958 BASKETBALL QUEEN . . FUR THE QUEEN Queen Ellen is crowned by Captain Jerry Hor- and is serenaded by the chorus ine She leaves the floor, to Sit on her th.1'0n6, with The C011rt, 66 and Cheerleaders. .., LITTLE THINGS NAME Rosalie Bowman Donald Montgomery Loretta Flint Ellen Davis Edith Ellis Vera Bruce Kay Graves Phyllis Ford Myrl King Frank T aylor Jane Royalty Phyllis Bruther Donald Bair Lee Rudolph Marshall Huttsell Linda Bowyer NICKNAME PET PEEVE Rosie Joe Retta l Frog Edie Vera -vag Katydid Phyl Fireplug Bill Red Phylly T aterbug Rudie Huts Linda Lou Flirting girls Typing Relatives visiting Being teased Snobbish people Getting up Monday momings Shorthand Bookkeeping Jeanne West Freckles Boys wrecked cars Lee School Civics CHIEF AMBITION Laboratory technician First man to go to the moon First woman President Secretary to Elvis Secretary to Ricky Nelson Join the wac Nurse Teacher KNOWN FOR Giggles Being shy Quietness Being heard before seen Lady-like ways Working at the Park-N -Eat Being little Getting good grades To be Jayne Mans- Being mean field's body guard Marry Judy To get married Beautician To be a millionaire Chief Chemist at Saluda 500 Winner Secretary Going to DCPUFY Her engage - ment ring Working at the Windrift Liking girls Brains Nice manners Sense of humor IMAGINE fl-HM on HER, Without Don Amick Going steady As a cheerleader Being quiet As a lady wrestler With black hair Being tall and fat Being loud Behaving himself Blue eyes without red hair Without a job 6 foot tall Wearing a tuxedo Without a car As a chemi- stry teacher .THAT MEAN so MUCH. 67 55 1 Xu! Travelm' home? .2 in 5 -jg x Cool Cats The breeze and I in-4' Long :au Sally! 731255 e We got each other. Get a load of me! ffafw f W:- Moonlight swim? 68 Three coins in a fountain Bye Bye blues ! 'Ci 'D THANKS T0 YOU . OUR PROFESSIGNAL PATRONS DOCTORS William Bear, Optometrist Luther F. Beetem, M. D. E. A. Brown, Dentist E. P. Combs, Dentist Paul E. Fewell, Dentist E. A. Flint, Dentist Wendell H. Grassmeyer, Dentist F. W. Hare, M. D. Lewis E. Jolly, M. D. Jackson W. Mbdisett, M. D. Marcella S. Mbdisett, M. D. Ralph Prath, M. D. S. A. Whitsett, M. D. Robert 0. Zink, M. D. 69 ADVERTISING We are grateful to our local and neighboring business--our advertisers--for helping to make our yearbook possible. My graduating message to you, my fellow SHS students, is to be loyal to these friends. Say your best thank you to them by Shopping With The Businesses Who Have So Kindly And Generously Shopped With You! JANE ROYALTY, EDITOR Jackson's 3 'N 1 Service Restaurant - Shell Service - Garage Home Cooking - Fountain Service Minor and Major Auto Repairs 24 Hour - Wrecker and Road Service - AAA Phone 9-3191 Highway 62 Chelsea, Indiana 71 EWN Scottsburg Madison 7-5701 Plaza 1-6371 WE FIX ORDERS TO GO 72 Compliments of MCCLURE CONTRACTING COMPANY MADISON. INDIANA AUXIER GAS CO. Stoves - Lennox Furnaces - Refrigerators Bottle Gas - A11 Sizes - See Us For Your Gas Needs, Large or Small Highway 56 Phone 9-4461 Warren Auxier HANOVER. INDIANA HARPER'S REXALL DRUG STORE Serving the Public and Medical Profession of This Community Since 1845 Phone 76 MADISON. INDIANA Congratulations. Seniors! l.AND'S FOCD MARKET Fresh Meat - Groceries - Vegetables Phone 9-3761 HANOVER. INDIANA Best Wishes for the School Year 1957-58 THE NEW WASHINGTON STATE BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor of 510,000.00 NEW WASHINGTON and HENRYVILLE. INDIANA compnmems of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MADISON Phone ass MAn1soN.mmANA Compliments of BENNETT BOAT DOCK 101 Walnut Street MADISON, INDIANA For An Evening of Fun Come To ROLL-AIRE ROLLER RINK Phone 541-1-X or 19 CHARLESTOWN, INDIANA Compliments of LAMBERT'S CANDY COMPANY NEW ALBANY. INDIANA BUSH-KELLER COMPANY sporung Goods 340 vancenm suse: N1-:w ALBANY. INDIANA Best Wishes to Saluda from FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CHARLESTOWN. INDIANA GLENN MlLllNG COMPANY Wayne Feeds - Seeds - Coal - Fertilizer Grinding - Mixing - Molasses Blending Phone TU. 9-2503 I JACKSON'S PURE OIL SERVICE AND GARAGE KNOEBEI.-BIRD CLOTHING Brake - Service - Pans Madison's Best Store for Men cmd Boys Phone 9-4161 218 East Main Street HANOVER' INDIANA MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN Highway 107 MADISON, INDIANA Compliments of NORTH MADISON STATE BANK NORTH MADISON. INDIANA G. M. S. CAFE Highway 31 SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA Compliments of BUXTON'S CAFE Junction 31 and 56 Compliments of JEFFERSON COUNTY PATRONS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 220 East Second Street Since 1877 MADISON. INDIANA KREMAC RESTAURANT West Side of Square Welcomes Your Pcrtronage SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA M. W. RISK 81 SON Wrecker Service Phone 20 MADISON. INDIANA 9 Y . . . . Want cr beautiful color book that shows you step by step how you CCII1 .... Live Better . . . Electrically Get Your Copy Free at Our Office PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Good, Low-Cost Electric Service to More Than 700 Communities in 70 Counties In Indicmcx ye xp D ' Cars'-FORD-Trucks Sales and Service STANDERFORD MOTOR CO., INC 319-321 E. Main Street MADISON. INDIANA Phone 424 Compliments oi LODGE BROTHERS Furniture cmd Appliances Phone 795 MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of AVON BEAUTY SHOP HANOVER. INDIANA TOBIAS REXALI. DRUGS Phone 384 CHARLESTOWN. INDIANA FORD SHELL SERVICE -We Grease to Please Phone 1266 1203 W. Main Street MADISON. INDIANA CAIN'S SHELL SERVICE Grease and Oil Change Engine Tune Up Road Service - Phone 9-2601 HANOVER. INDIANA PETERS INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY 936 Main Street Phone 260 or 120 CHARLESTOWN. INDIANA HILLTOP AUCTION Route 33 MADISON. INDIANA Milton Kreeger - Hanover 9-2971 Charles Hensler - Hanover 9-4621 Office Phone - Hanover 9-4621 HANOVER DISPOSAL SALES Dealers in All Kinds oi Insurance and Salvage Merchandise Feeds See Us for Liquidation and Bankruptcy Sales Highway 56-62 HANOVER. INDIANA SCHNABEL MEAT MARKET Phone 866 412 E. 2nd Street MADISON. INDIANA HOUSE OF FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions Mr. and Mrs. Emmett S. Wood Phone 7 134-136 East Main Street MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of U-TURN-INN Phone 4141 MILTON. KENTUCKY ' Compliments of RED 73 CREAMERY Delivered Daily at Ellis Grocery ANDERSON'S GARAGE Auto Repairing - Body and Fender Work - Wrecker Service - Used Cars Phone 9-3834 Highway 62 Edis Anderson MADISON. INDIANA WELLS-DEAL, INC. 445 East McClain SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA Skate and Bowl at BEAR'S ROLLER BOWL Skate Floor Open from 3:00 P. M. to 11:00 P. M. Open Bowling fNo Leaguesi - Wed., Thurs., Fri., and Sat. Nights Open Sunday Afternoon - Closed Sunday Night Phone 7-4721 Compliments of CLAPP OIL CO. Phone 6-4814 NABB. INDIANA CHECKER CAB SMOKEY'S CAB Phone 105 - 760 24 Hour Service 319 West Main Street MADISON. INDIANA IRENE AND MlKE'S RESTAURANT Truck Stop Home Made Pies Phone 98 Highway 62 NEW WASHINGTON. INDIANA FORREST HEARN 35 Years of Service Groceries - Feed Phone 34 1 5 PAYNESVILLE, INDIANA CARL LUTZ 81 SON, INC. 75 Market Street Phone 2 Ready-Mix Concrete - Lumber and Building Materials Long on Service CI-IARLESTOWN. INDIANA For the Policy With the PS - Personal Service, Call CAL WHITAKER INSURANCE AGENCY All Types of Insurance Except Life North End of Ohio River Bridge - 210 Harrison Avenue Phone 1279-Madison-Phone 1279 BOLTON MILL 81 SERVICE STATION Aubrey's Red A Feeds - Custom Grinding - Fertilizer - Ice Telephone Hanover 9-2191 HANOVER. INDIANA Fire - Wind - Hail - Auto - Liability - Town - Farm Insurance CHARLES AMICK Rural Route 4791 HANOVER. INDIANA Compliments oi AI. CAMPBELL Westem Auto MADISON. INDIANA Congratulations FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Box 4 - Phone 576 MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of FlNNEGAN'S GROCERY STORE HANOVER. INDIANA Compliments of TAFF'S Skelgcrs Service Heating and Air Conditioning Phone 492 CHARLBTOWN. INDIANA Ashland Sign LEXINGTON SERVICE STATION Ashland Oil Products Highway 356 TU. 9-2451 Dale Renschler Ronald Renschler Paul Clcxpp LEXINGTON. INDIANA HANOVER MARATHON SERVICE Body and Fender Work - Auto Painting Icrmes 'W. Long HANOVER. INDIANA C 34 W IMPLEMENT CO. Iohn Deere Farm Equipment - Firestone Tires Phone 6204 NEW WASHHWGTON. INDIANA Compliments of DAIRY EQUIPMENT SALES 928 Peek Avenue I Phone 1265 MADISON, INDIANA Compliments of SAMPLE ICE CREAM CO. Phone 588 MADISON. INDIANA WEST TRACTOR COMPANY I. T. CTommyJ West Phone Plaza 1-6311 Scottsburg. Indiana Compliments of MADISON BANK AND TRUST CO. Chartered in 1863 Phone 1154 MADISON. INDIANA WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 279 Market Street Phone 307 Buy Your Needs On Easy Credit Terms at Your Home Owned Store CHARLESTOWN. INDIANA Ford Sales and Service - Parts cmd Repairs STANDERFORD COMPANY, INC. Farm Equipment Phone 7-5111 Highway 107 NORTH MADISON , INDIANA LYONS FLOWERS Flowers for A11 Occasions Boutonnieres and Corsages for School Affairs Phone 1116 1445 West Street MADISON. INDIANA CllFT'S MARKET LEXINGTON, INDIANA MUSTER'S FRUIT MARKET Wholesale and Retail 107 2nd Street Phone 1018 MADISON. INDIANA Telephone 425 Velma E. Bonsett VELMA'S BEAUTY SERVICE For Results That Must Please 215 Iefierson Street MADISON. INDIANA 326 Mulberry Street WYKOFF AND PEDDIE Shoe Repair Service MADISON. INDIANA Phone 17 l-X MADISON COAI. 8 OIL CO. West Virginia Coal at River Prices High Grade Fuel Oil at River Prices Phone 65 MADISON. INDIANA INGLIS DRUG STORE You're Always Welcome at Inglis Meert Your Friends at Our Fountain MADISON, INDIANA ELLISON'S HATCHERY The Home of Bankable Chicks Pullorum - Typhoid Clean Garden Seeds and Supplies - Lowe Bros. Paints Phone PL. 1-7401 STAR FOOD STORE 801 West Main Street Open Every Day - Sundays and Holidays MADISON. INDIANA 631 West Main Street Compliments of VINCENT'S GROCERY MADISON. INDIANA Phone 175 TRAVIS CERAMICS 829 West Main Street Supplies - Custom Firing - Gifts MADISON. INDIANA STANLEY OLMSTEAD Supplier of Sinclair Products Gas - Fuel Oil - Motor Oils MADISON. INDIANA JOHNSON'S PHARMACY Phone PL. 1-3811 SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA Phone PL. Z-2711 EVERlTT'S GROCERY Groceries - Fresh Meats - Fniits - Vegetables SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA 87 East Wardell STONER'S STORE Food Thczt's Fine - Since 1909 New Washington's Oldest Store NEW WASHINGTON, INDIANA STEINHARDT 81 HANSQN Gifts - Greeting Cards - Stationery Ofiice and School Supplies and Equipment Typewriters and Business Machines Wallpaper - Venetian Blinds - Window Shades MADISON, INDIANA NEW WASHINGTON Mlll. 81 HARDWARE CO. Master Mix Feed Seeds - Fertilizer - Lumber - Hardware - Frigidaire Appliances Phone 8 NEW WASHINGTON. INDIANA PLASKETT AND PLASKETT TEXACO Garage Service Phone 4 NEW WASHINGTON. INDIANA Highway 31 ALEXANDER'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Frozen Foods Phone PL: 1-8231 SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA Lumber and A11 Kinds of Materials Metal Roofing - Asbestos Siding - Window Units W. H. MILLER AND SONS Phone 128 or 129 MADISON, INDIANA METZGER'S BIG STORE Bob Smart Shoes - Curlee Clothes - Higgins Slacks A Good Place to Trade MADISON. INDIANA RICHARD M. JOHNSON AGENCY Insurance 105 West Main Street Phone 4 MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of MADISON SAVINGS 84 I.OAN ASSOCIATION Main and Jefferson Streets MADISON. INDIANA GARDNER FORD SALES, INC. Your Ford Dealer In Scottsburg, Indiana Phone PL. 1-3331 For Your Best Buy in New and Used Cars WELL SEED HOUSE Seed Cleaning and Sales On Highway 356 3 Miles East Phone PL. 1-3134 SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA KEENAN'S RADIATOR SERVICE O. E. Keenan. Owner Everything for the Cooling System Simplicity Garden Tractors On Highway 31 South of Scottsburg, Indiana Phone 5712 SCOTT COUNTY CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. , 'rv n rswigsbflf '- 2--it -110.91 Ready-Mixed Concrete - Concrete Blocks - Lumber - Building Supplies Phone PL. 1-5531 or PL. 1-8821 VIENNA. INDIANA SCOTT COUNTY STONE COMPANY, INC. SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA Crushed Stone KAII Sizes? Agricultural Lime - Sand Phone Plaza 1-4581 or 1-8501 Cash Loans - S25-S500 Immediate Service - Confidential - Easy Terms No Parking Problems HOME LOAN 8 FINANCE Phone 357 1041 W. Main Compliments of JAY C STORE MADISON, INDIANA Tile Baths AAA Phone 389-L-2 CLIFTY MOTEL 2 Miles West of Madison on 56 and 256 on Iunction 107 lack Hereford - Delsie Hereford MADISON. INDIANA PERRY 8. DAVIS DRUGS MADISON. INDIANA HUGHES TOBACCO WAREHOUSE North Walnut Street Phone 722 MADISON. INDIANA HOME LOAN HOPWOOD 84 BOX 84 FINANCE COMPANY TELEVISION SERVICE 4 West McClain Avenue Admiral TV and Appliance Service SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA Phone 1199 845 W. Main St MOORE'S AUTO SHOP Everything for the Home - Auto - Farm Busy Stores Everywhere 220 East Main Street MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of KNOTTY PINE MOTEL Road 3 CHARLESTOWN, INDIANA CONK'S RESTAURANT AND SERVICE STATION Curb Service Nightly Standard Oil Products - Highway 62. 1 Mile South of Charlestown 24 Hour Service CHARLESTOWN, INDIANA FARMERS EXCHANGE Massey-Harris - Ferguson Compliments of Sales and Service TQWN SHQP Highway 7 ' MADISON. INDIANA NORTH MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of JOHN KNOEBEL AND SON Mad.ison's Finest Store for Men and Boys SCHULTZ BROTHERS SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family MADISON, INDIANA Compliments of UNITED HOME FURNISHINGS CO. I. W. Shipley, Mgr. Phone Plaza 2-2761 SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA Pontiac Sales and Service IRWIN FARMERS STORE Phone 1106 MADISON. INDIANA Tom :S Bob SCOTTSBURG SUPER SERVICE Dealer in Sinclair Products Phone PL. 1-4991 Goodyear Tires SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA Compliments of HERTZ SHOE STORE MADISON. INDIANA RENNE'S SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY 630 W. Main St. Phone 91 MADISON. INDIANA E. G. HUNGER CO. Seed - Feed - Flour Grain and Fertilizer Phone 13 MADISON. INDIANA ! Compliments of LODGE HARDWARE COMPANY MADISON. INDIANA MEMORIAL ART SHOP 215 W. Main St. Phone 1027 MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of DON'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of 314 W. Main St. Phone 1074 MILLES BARBER SHOP By Appgintynenf and Open LEXINGTON. INDIANA MADISON. INDIANA HINKLE'S SANDWICH SHOP PERRIN5 Open 24 Hours Phone 648 Owner, Robert L. Lynch MADISON. INDIANA OIL AND GAS COMPANY Fuel Oils. Kerosene, Bulk and Bottle Gas 4 SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA COLONIAL HATCHERIES Feeds - Supplies - Colonial Chicks Phone 187 Comer Main Streei and Walnut Street MADISON. INDIANA WOODIE'S SERVICE STATION Complete Car cmd Truck Service 214 S. Mulberry Phone 1007 MADISON. INDIANA dn L 5' f RUSS' SUPER SERVICE Dodge and Plymouth Sales cmd Service Highway 31 PL. ' SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA 1-5721 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA HlLL'S DEPARTMENT STORE CHARLESTOWN. INDIANA Compliments of NORTH SIDE AUTO SALES NORTH MADISON, INDIANA GOODMAN'S DRUGS CHARLESTOWN. INDIANA ANDRES APPLIANCES SHOP Hot Point - Admiral - Bendix Sales cmd Service Phone 368 MADISON. INDIANA .df . Y l ,li-E52 A L Ff v' Compliments of VAIL LUMBER COMPANY SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA OSCAR C. BEAR, O. D. Optometrist OSCAR C. BEAR, JR. Expert Hand Engrczver MADISON. INDIANA 'SY Compliments of SHAPlNSKY'S SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA Compliments of DORSEY'S DRUG SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA Compliments ot LeRoy Stockdale VOLZ CHEVROLET, INC. MADISON. INDIANA Compliments of HANCOCK DRUG STORE SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA JEFFERSON LOAN COMPANY, INC. 412 Mulberry Street - Madison. Ind. If It's Good Insurance, We Write It CHESTER C. WEATHERFORD Phone 182 421 Jefferson St. Phone 974 223 E. Walnut St. - North Vernon, Ind. MADISON, INDIANA Phone 7161 Congratulations I Compliments of FARM BUREAU INSURANCE VAYHINGER'S GROCERY Box 4 Phone 576 MADISON. INDIANA NORTH MADISON. INDIANA 1 Q . , gn - ' 4 . 1 ,. - ': - , gf- iii., . '3!:'2v'7' .M yn' . Q , 1 ,ggfryw N . 'Q'-if V'--' Af - H .is-U!,s'1,: L Lww..f .1 ,f W, V' I . V- I wif i -, X H' ,via - -4 ' ' ' zfgjrh x 1 hu .. 'w mai' pg: - , .Q A , A'-'- . , ' O 'F ' ' ' . g-f'-V.. .I ' . ' V Fu J, ,Ji g . 'f ' 1 ,, , 1 , A - , L. si- if args- 4 . ' , -. ' ,,, 5' E95 I If ., J 1 7 F aj I - -' 'fsfl If- ' V 11: Y 4 .Q .- 1:7 5 , 1 I . 'fu 1 5, 1 H 1. -. jfs' 4 Y V 9..- '4 1 I P I 5 w.f-lh-- a - J - 1 ' , T w ' Q L . A . . . 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