Saratoga High School - Warrior Yearbook (Saratoga, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1953 volume:

Mrs. Althea Wltsche Grades 4-5 Ball State Mrs. Myra J. Salrin Horae Economics B. S. Degree Ball State Mrs. Mildred Hunt Business Education B. S. Degree Ball State Faculty Mrs. Mildred Shierling English Latin A. B. Degree Ball State Mrs. Mamie Fields Grades 1-2 B. S. Degree Ball State Mrs. Christal Lindley Grades 2-3 Ball State Mr. Ara Huber, Principal Ind. Arts, Science B. s., Ball State M. S., Indiana University Mr William Dean Grades 6-7 B. A. Degree Southwestern Bible College of Texas Mr. Eugene Horton Social Studies Physical Ed. A. B. Degree University ol’ Kentucky Mr. Charles Fullhart Mathematics Commerce B. A. Degree University of North Dakota Mr. Harold Taylor Music 3. s. Degree Bell State Elvin M Powers Sec.-Treas. Band 4 Chorus 4 Operetta 2 Class Play Z Red Clad Club 4 Annual Staff 2 Librarian 2 Fresh. Pres. 1 Soph. Vice-Pres. X Sen. Sec.-Treas. 1 1st at State Music Contest 1 2nd at State Music Contest 1 Seniors CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver Robert F. Schlechty Vice-Pres. Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Class Play 2 Annual Staff 2 Tr rk 3 Red Clad Club 4 Vice-Pres. RCC 1 Jun. Sec.-Treas. 1 Sen. Vice-Pres. 1 Jerry R. Ison Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Track 4 Band 3 Chorus 3 Class Play 2 Annual Staff 2 Red Clad Club 4 Pres, RCC 1 Operetta 1 Librarian 2 4-H 2 D. Gene Jackson Chorus 1 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Operetta 1 Annual Staff 2 Class Play 2 Red Clad Club 4 Donald F. Whitted Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Track 4 Red Clad Club 4 Annual Staff 2 Band 1 Chorus 2 Operetta 1 Class Play 2 Librarian 1 Robert L. Edwards Chorus 3 Class Play 2 Red Clad Club 3 Operetta 1 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Annual Staff 2 Jun, President 1 A, Jean Shierling Bard 4 Chorus 4 Operetta 2 Annual Staff 2 4-H 4 Class Play 2 Pumpkin ueen 1 Fresh. Treas. 1 Soph. Pres. 1 Jun. Vice-Pres. 1 3rd at Dist. Music Contest 1 Sec.-Treas. Jun. Red Cross 1 ■ Odema Girton Band 4 Chorus 3 4-H 3 Operetta 2 Annual Staff 2 Cheerleader 4 Soph. Sec.-Treas. 1 Vice-Pres. Jun. Red Cross 1 Class Play 2 Pumpkin ueen 1 Librarian 3 L r Joyce C. Barkdull Band 1 Chorus 4 4-H 4 Class Play 2 Operetta 2 Librarian 2 Annual Staff 2 Howard B. Castle Dale £• Simmons Band 1 Basketball 4 Baseball 3 Track 2 Red Clad Club 4 Treas. RCC 1 Annual Staff 2 Class Play 2 Librarian 1 Chorus 3 Operetta 1 Librarian 1 Red Clad Club 3 Class Play 2 Annual Staff 2 2nd at State Music Contest 1 THE SENIOR CLASS OF '53 We, the Senior Class ol '53, Saratoga School, of the city of Saratoga, county of Randolph, and the state of Indiana, being ol sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declere this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. First: To the Saratoga School, as a whole, we wish a speedy recovery from the shock ol not seeing our smiling faces in the north assembly seats next year. Second: To the faculty of Saratoga, we express our grati- tude for their help, patience, and guidance. Third: To the Juniors, we give, with some misgiving, all the rights and privileges that Seniors enjoy. Fourth: To the Sophomores we bequeath our ebility to always get what we want. Fifth: To the Freshmen we will our ability to always get along with each other. Sixth: As individuals we bequeath the following: I, Joyce Barkdull, will my excess weight to Ruth Ann Clark and my ability to stay out late at night to Joyce Simmons. I, Howaid Castle, will my ability to eat candy in Commercial Arithmetic class to Judy Halley. I, Robert Edwards, will my ability to be a better influence on the fellow classmates in English class, and also to get along with Judy Halley. I, Odema Girton, will my ability to be a cheerleader for four years to anyone who considers himself capable. I, Jerry Ison, will my slenderness to Donald Coy and my ability to play baseball and basketball to Tom Sommers. I, Gene Jackson, will my ability to run through red lights and get by with it to Dick Cook. I, Elvin Powers, will my beard to Bill Carpenter, and my excess knowledge to my brother, Loren, who needs it. I, Robert Schlechty, will my ability to play clean basketball to Don Wallace. I, Jean Shierling, will my ability to get a college boy and keep him to Charlene Cultice. 1, Dale Simmons, will my curly hair to Tom Johnson, anc my coon- hunting ability to Ara Huber. I, Stanley aniley, will my ability to get to school on time to Tom Sommers. I. Donald Whitted, will my ability to get out of work whenever possible to anyone who wants it. In witness whereof, we, the Saratoga Seniors, have set our hand and seal hereto this seventh day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three. (1953) CLASS PROPHESY As the giant stratoliner soared up and away from La Quardia Field, New York City, the stewardess, busily engaged in making the passengers comfortable, came toward us and we immediately recognized her as Janice Wagner. The twinkle in her eye came about because the pilot of the plane we were on was Dale Simmons, her old high school sweetheart. Dale had been a Jet pilot in the Air Force, stationed at the South Pole for the past few years. After talking to her a while, she told us that across the aisle from our compartment was Judy Halley, so we hurried across to talk to our old school chum, for Janice told us that we were all headed for the same destination, Saratoga, Indiana. This was the year 1965 and the old Toga was now a booming metrop- olis of 500,000 people Just all because one fine spring day in 1955 Ara Huber struck oil while digging holes for raspberry bushes in his garden. Mr. Huber was now fabulously wealthy and was president emeritus of Huber University which had an enrollment of over 10,000 students. We learned we had quite a few acquaintances at H.U for Jean Shierling was Dean of Women, Robert Schlechty was head of the department of Mathematics, and Mrs. Mildred Shierling had recently retired from her office as head of the English Department. In further discussion we revealed to Judy that we, the team of Charlotte and Les, better known to her as Charlotte Cultice and Leslie Barkdull, were on our way to play an engagement at the famous 52 Spot, renouned nite club of the Midwest, which was owned by Jerry Ison. He had purchased it with funds resulting from his being star pitcher for the New York Yankees. Judy told us her mission to Saratoga was to secure a story for her paper, the New York Daily Mirror, about the mysterious death of the husband of the former Odema Girton, owner of Sac's of Fourth Avenue. Arriving at the airport we saw the Mayor and Chief of Police coming toward us. And believe it or not, we recognized the mayor as Bob, who was now His Honor Robert Edwards, and the Chief of Police was Gene Jackson. After the proper greetings had been exchanged we immediately hailed a taxi, asking the driver to tell us where we could find a car rental agency. As he turned around to tell us, we saw it was another of our old buddies, Stanley Smiley. While driving down town he explained to us that he was driving the taxi in place of the regular driver who was sick. Stanley said he was the owner of the Speed First, Safety Last Taxi Company. Pulling to the curb he told us we could rent a car here. Going inside the mammoth Ford garage we happened to meet the owner, who stood with his hands in his pockets and puffed on a big cigar. And who was this? Another friend of ours, Donald Whittbd. After chatting a while, we loft for the Statler Hotel, where, we discovered, we were all staying. Deciding to Join in on the excitement, we accompanied Judy to the hospital where she was to consult the doctor and nurse who were in charge of the case. Arriving at the hospital we were very surprised when we were met by Dr. Elvln M. Powers and head nurse, Joyce Barkdull. From them Judy obtained part of the information she was after. The next morning being Sunday, we attended 11:00 services at the Third Street Christian Church. Hearing the church bells as we entered, we looked around and pulling the rope with all his strength was our old History teacher, Eugene Horton. He told us he had been ringing the bells every Sunday for the past ten years. We were delighted for the speaker that morning was Rev. Howard B. Castle Ll.D. Howard was making quite a name for himself as an evan- gelist, the Billy Sunday of our generation. While dining at the hotel, Judy received a telephone call from Chief Gene Jackson. The case was solved. A Mr. Charles Fullhart had walked into a local police station that morning and confessed that he had shot the Mr. Sac3 with an atomic bullet causing his heart to explode. It seems that Mr. Fullhart was Jealous of all the beautiful dummies Mr. Sacs kept in his store windows. We of Saratoga High School had always known there was something wrong with Mr. Fullhart. Well, Judy now had her story, we were playing a very successful run at 52 Spot , and Mr. Fullhart was in his little padded cell with his conscience at rest. My, how things can change. —Charlene Cultice, Judy Halley, Leslie Barkdull— CLASS HISTORY In September, 1941, fourteen scared youngsters entered the first grade to meet their new teacher, Mrs. Mamie Fields. These small adven- turers were Howard Castle, Merri Lee Deckman, Jerry Durham, Barbara Fields, Odema Girton, Gene Jackson, Gordon McCagg, Billy Moore, Elvin Powers, Edna Roberts, Eunice Roberts, Bob Schlechty, Jean Schlerling, and Dale Simmons. After two years with Mrs. Fields, we were advanced to the inter- mediate room to continue our pursuit of the three R's under the guidance of Mrs. Gertrude Warren. The fifth year of our venture found us chewing gum and slyly passing notes under the watchful eye of Mr. William Ashley. Mrs. Beatrice Everett took the helm as we entered the sixth grade and steered us on toward our goal—Junior High. In no time at all we were entering high school - the Freshman year! About the third week of September, the three upper classes were amazed at the odd array of characters and costumes making an appearance in the assembly. Freshman initiation—one of the big days of the year! Shortly after Christmas we donned our new red and white sweaters, proudly bearing the numbers - 53 on the sleeve. In the fall of 19 7 we received the coveted award. This year marked the beginning of our row by row advance through the assembly. That first day of school saw seventeen conspicuous seventh graders occupying the south row. Our class roll now included Joyce Barkdull, Dennis Barron, Howard Castle, Bob Edwards, Odema Girton, Jerry Ison, Gene Jackson, Georgia Misslcano, Elvin Powers, Bob Schlechty, Jean Shierllng, Dale Simmons, Edna Whiteman, Barbara Van Note, Stanley Smiley, Patricia Davis, and Patty Jo Wright. As sophomores we began working to raise money for our class trip. Selling magazines and serving at banquets during our sophomore and Junior years helped us to accumulate funds. In conjunction with the seniors of '52, we produced our class play, Everything Happens to Us. Having progressed to the Junior row in the assembly we were at last privileged to wear class rings. However, a few of these precious rings soon changed ownership, some even appearing upon the fingers of students of rival schools. In May of 1952 we set forth in a chartered bus bound for Niagra, New York, and Washington. It was a very weary, but much more sophisti- cated group that returned home ten days later. When school opened this fall the handsomest class ever to grace the north side took their places in the assembly. Our senior year has been full of activity with the production of the annual, participation in the class play, and plans for graduation festivities. We are also anticipa- ting a short class trip after commencement. Of the twelve members qf our class, these students have received twelve years of training at Saratoga: Odema Girton, Gene Jackson, Elvin Powers, Jean Shierllng, and Dale Simmons. We, the seniors of '53 truly regret that our pleasant years at 'Toga High are at an end and we shall look back with many fond recollections. Juniors Here'8 Tora Sommer striving With his 38 Jolopy. When it comes to driving, We all agree he's sloppy. Beautiful and tall and slim, She's a studious one. Quiet, sweet, and very prlnj, That's our own Yvonne• Leslie, the Romeo of the class Pursues every lucky (?) lass And if he gets her on the hook. He'll mark her down in his little black book. Charlene, our society dame, Hopes someday to achieve great fame. Also to snare a honey, Who's rolling in money. Janet is our fighting gal. Ask her and she'll show you how. She really is a lot of fun. And never works when she can run. Though Joyce is only half-pint size, She 8till tries to chase all the guys. She sez, Chasing is so much fun, I hope I never catch onei Now here is Judy, with lots of pluck, Who gets out of mischief Just by luck. Her laughing is pleasant, her giggling a sin. But somehow her actions attract all the men. Janice, the girl who leads all the cheers, Is quite attentive 'til a certain senior appears. When his '36 Chevy goes by, She goes into a trance with a long sigh. Bill, our little man with a big car, Has a sophomore girl who thinks he'll go far. We believe you'll find after the basket-ball game, He's parked down a quiet country lane. V ' ( Kay Girton irginia Watkins iorge Landis David Kessler Compliments of Compliments of Caron Barber Shop Miller Shoe Store Union City, Indiana Union City, Indiana Sophomores Marvin Fields Margaret Rossner Donald Coy Beverly Rheinhart Robert May Loren Powers Delbert Cortner Bill Cook Mary Warstler Donald Wallace ( Judith Pratt Ruth Ann Clark Jack Spille Norieta Hardyman Jesse Clevenger Gene Slpe Debolt Electric Shop Appliances of all kinds Union City, Indiana Smith Shoe Repair and Sunshine Cleaners Union City, Indiana Freshmen Ronald Simmons Paul Jackson Naomi Ruth Shierling Jerry Wagner Ronald Barkdull Donald Lewis was absent Joann Conyers pictures were taken. Phyllis Shierling Sport Center Everything in Sport Goods Winchester, Indiana The Justin Schafer Co. Oliver - Ferguson Nor.th City Limits Portland Dean Pratt © ■■■■ John Watkins Terry Parrish Compliments of Walter Payne Hardware Winchester, Indiana Grade 8 Waldo Hudson Sue Ridgeway Dovie Holder Arvin Carpenter Carol Sommers Joyce Jackson Jimmie Simmons Marilyn Johnson Clara Bolinger Compliments of Tibbetts Drugs Union City, Indiana CAFETERIA Winchester Hardware Company Your Frigidaire Appliance Dealer Winchester, Indiana BUS DRIVERS - Ada Liggett, Forest Judy, Hector Warstler, Herschel Sipe. JANITOR - Charlie Shierling- Alicebelle's Fraze Funeral Home Hats and Accesorles Golden Rule Service 316 W. Pearl St. Union City Winchester, Indiana ron ix Meeting, Donald 50k, Phyllis Galli- an, Larry Skinner, Lm Cross, William Lelds, Wanda Cromer, ohn Losch, Sandra 'Donnell, Larry agner. econd row: arylin Bow, Marsa heinhart. Max eleven- er, Jimmy Joe Warren, ike Isenbarger, James allace, Nyle Mock, ary Lou Hogg, Judy ossner. hlrd row: illy Coy, Greta Con- ers, Linda Ridgeway, arry Ray Newton, eggy Sipe, Allen ross, Madelyn Fraze, arry Joe Johnson, athryn Shall’er, Mary lizabeth Shierling, erry Moore, bsent - Allen Holder SIXTH i SEVENTH GRADE Middle West Loan Inc. 10l£ South Main St. Winchester, Indiana Stewart and Wooters We Appreciate your business Phone fc48 Union City Spradling Oil and Coal Co. S. J. Fisher, Appliances Coal and Builders' Supplies 228 Columbia Street Chestnut and State Line Union City Phone 65? Union City FOURTH FIFTH GRADE Front row: Denny Byrura, David Bollinger, Carol Ann Simmons, Ethel Mae Coy, Kathleen Parrish, Jane Watkins, Frances Calllgan, Linda Cul- tlce, Judith Cleven- ger, Judy Holder, William Glunt. Second row: Mrs. H. Witsche, Sharon Starbuck, Kay Skinner, Karen Fraze, Diane Barkdull, Faye Ison, Winifred Pratt, Audrea Cox, Sandra Edwards, Carolyn Woods Mary O'Donnell. Third row: Jerry Jackson, Paul Fields, Volney Hogle, Fred Coy, David Ha- worth, Lauren Fraze, Jimmie Fraze, David Smiley, Jerrold Rackel Dwight Fraze. Mangas Agencies Inc. Insurance Real Estate Phone 783 Union City Purvis Drug Store Pharmacy in middle of block Phone 133 Union City Winchester Union Stock Yards Merrett R. Monks Cattle - Hogs - Sheep - Calves Your State Representative Winchester, Indiana Winchester, Indiana rront Row: 'om Shierling, Richard farrer., Bobby Jackson, udy Sommers, Nancy fagner, Bobby Losch, lichard Colder, Rich- ird Moore, Deloris -andes, Julie Nanning, udy Isenbarger, ally KcKlbbon lecond Row: .osenary Bousman, onald Cox, Richard ■kinner, Roger fields, arlene Spille, Dicky ohnson, Joe Ridge- ay, Rex Clevenger, heresa O'Donnell, lennis Killer, Maria •immons. hird Row: -tevie towards, Mary last, Kathy Grile, Inda Stewart, John ow, Harold Bolinger, nn Johnson, Stephen udson, Jackie Hardy- an, Michael Pursley. SECOND THIRD GRADE Sandberg Motors, Inc Maynard and Walker Funeral Home 132 North Main Street Ambulance Service Winchester, Indiana Dial 23231 Winchester Cox Studio Graduation Photo 111 N. Main-Winchester Compliment of Sawyer Biscuit Company Chicago, Illinois Front row: Duan Starr ”5™,8’.pJean H lck. Janet Woods, Jimmie Bollinger, uuane btarr, Marcia Wiist, Tommy Galligan, Rose Mast. Second row: BonnLB|[mmons; cXSTcSS 1’ B ’ Smll8y R°nnle Llg8ett Joe C° Third row: 5lunt� Beverly Harris, Phyllis Weston, Sharon Watkins, Elizabeth Pritchard, Sylvia Sommer. FIRST SECOND GRADE Comb‘s Shoe Store ■Your Family Shoe Store Winchester, Indiana Dairy Maid Grade A Milk and Ice Cream Greenville, Ohio Queen Compliments of Sunnydale Dairy Yours for better quality and service in dairy products Phone 8943 Union City, Indiana Four Star Clothes - Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts - Superba Ties Duvall Clothing Company, Inc. East Side Square Winchester, Indiana Dolph Mills Elevator and Farm Supply Store Saratoga, Indiana Rush's Market Staple Groceries Saratoga, Indiana Compliments of Don Cromer, Insurance Saratoga, Indiana Compliments of Campbell Soup Company Sara toga, Ind iana Stabler Drug Store 116 N. Meridian Street Phone 113 - Portland Portland Farm Equipment Co. New Idea - A. C. - DeLaval £40 S. Meridian - Portland FIRST TEAM Left to rightt David Kessler (Student Manager), Delbert Cortner, Robert Schlechty, Leslie Barkdull, Jerry Ison, Dale Simmons, Bill Carpenter, Eugene Horton (Coach). Yell Leaders: Joan Conyers, Janice Wagner, Odema Girton. Basketball Schedule We Varsity They Nov. 1---4€--Jackson------43 7---46—Spartansburg—62 11---54—Union City----75 14—--62—Gray-----—---56 19---41—McKinley......47 21---41—Ridgeville----51 Dec. 5---45—Union------—--58 IB---60—Jefferson-----62 16---5-9—New Lisbon---79 19---36—Wayne........—66 23-- 61 -Union 65 Jan. 9-------Webster 15--------County Tourney 23--------Stoney Creek B5--------Green Feb. 4——------McKinley 6........Ridgeville 13--------Lynn 20-------—Madison BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Seniors - Jerry Ison, Robert Schlechty, Dale Simmons. Juniors - Bill Carpenter, Leslie Barkdull. Sophomores - Delbert Cortner. Randolph County Farm Bureau Feed - Coal - Grain - Seed Phone 2361 Saratoga Compliments of Enos Lollar, Druggist Saratoga, Indiana Winchester Paint and Wallpaper Store Vane-Calvert Colorizer Paints By-Lo Bldg. - Winchester KcClurg's Bcok Store Stationery, Books, Gifts Winchester, Indiana SECOND TEAK Left to right: Eugene Horton (Coach), Eugene Simmons, Ronnie Barkdull, Gene Sipe, Tommy Johnson, Jack Spille, Don Wallace, Jerry Wagner, Jesse Clevenger, David Kessler (Student Manager). Basketball Schedule We 2nd Team They Nov. 1----21—Jackson------25 7---20—Spar tan sburg—47 11 --16—Union City----59 14 --33—Gray----------42 15 --18—McKinley------43 Dec. 5---29—Union---------38 12 --45—Jefferson-----15 16——34—New Lisbon-----45 IS— -29—Wayne-——— -36 23--—----Union Jan. 9----—-Webster 23—-----Stoney Creek 26-------Green Feb. 4------McKinley 6-.....Ridgeville 13------Lynn 20—-----—Madison Engle's Music Shop Everything in Music Winchester, Indiana Max J. Lyons Texaco Petroleum Products Winchester, Indiana Fullers Ready-To-Wear Compliments of Ladies' and Children's Apparel The Randolph County Bank Winchester, Indiana Winchester, Indiana JUNIOR HIGH We They 17 Ridgeville 24 18 Stoney Creek 26 27 Jefferson 21 23 Green 14 Jefferson Union City Wayne Union City JUNIOR-HIGH TEAM Left to right: Eugene Horton (Coach), Larry Wagner, Donald Cook, Mike Isenbarger, John Watkins, Allen Cross, Curtis Bow, Larry Johnson, Jimmie Simmons, Jim Wallace, Dean fratt, Arvin Carpenter, David Kessler (Student Manager)• Yell Leaders: Carolyn Reynolds, Terry Parrish, Sue Ridgeway. Baseball Scores We 2 Jefferson They 1 1 Wayne 8 7 Lynn 8 4 Jackson 1 7 McKinley 5 0 Spartansburg 18 Lettermen: Don Whitted, Don Wallace, Bob Schlechty, Jerry Ison Larry Khinehart, Delbert Cortner, Tom Johnson Gene Sipe. Homer J. Waltz, Drugs Prescription Druggists Winchester, Indiana Thompson Auto Sales Used Cars Bought ar.d Sold Winchester, Indiana Peoples Loan and Trust Co. Branches at Winchester, Farmland, Modoc, and Ridgeville RED CLAD CLUB Front row: Howard Castle, Bill Carpenter, Don Lewis, Tom Johnson, Elvin Powers, Ronald Barkdull, Eugene Simmons, Loren Powers Second row: Delbert Cortner, Paul Jackson, Dale Simmons, Don Whitted, George Landess, Gene Sipe, Jerry Wagner. Jesse Clevenger, Eugene Horton. Third row: Robert Schlechty, Don Wallace, Leslie Barkdull, Jerry Ison, David Kessler, Marvin Fields, Gene Jackson, Jack Spille. The Goodyear Store G. E. Appliances, Motorola TV Phone 45411 - Winchester Lidster's By-Lo Inc. The Best For Less Phone 45711 - Winchester 50 3 Pft O tCct 3 (T « a 3 e� • ® 5e 3 to o • trp w a CO CO c+ T H 3 3 ® D J 3 O H 09 ft O (t JEFFERSON - SARATOGA BAND Left to right - 1st row (seated) - Jean Shierling, Esther Hummel� Bobby Jackson, Bonnie Baughn, Barbara Wall, Donald Hardesty, Wanda Burton, Charlene Cultice, Judy Karris, Ronnie Barkdull, Loren Powers, Jim McKinley, Ivan Wagner. 2nd row - Phyllis Shierling, Sharor. Bosworth, Carolyn Sommers, Carolyn Gilsliker, Nancy Fraze, Tommy Johnson, Mike Iser.barger, Vonne Hoover, Arvin Carpenter, l rry McKinley, Elvin Powers. Standing, 1. to r. - Judy Pratt, Mary Warstler, Odema Girton, Margaret Rossner, Bin Kelly, Francis Bickel, David Kessler, Terry Parish, Mr. Taylor, Jerry Wagner, Barbara Harris, Mary Jackson, Beverly Rhinehart, Ruby Hammers, Nila Teel, Sharon Hardwick, Elaine Fogle. to go co HOC T 3 3 rt 3 H o« O 3 W 3 rt H 3 O O 3 H ct I « O ♦ o?r HO 'IS CO 3 3 C Hr� O O 30 3 • o H rt V! r 3 O K 3 T 3 wo t i W 3 O- H Q- • O 3 rt O C O H H 3 HB O 3 g 0 o o rt O 3 1 rt WtnC HO® 0-3 3 (K a h o H CD O Price Harris Implement Co. John Deere Sales Service 967 S. 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Lelt to right (standing) - Charles Fullhart (Faculty Adviser), Joyce Simmons, Bill Carpenter, Dale Simmons, Yvor.ne Sipe, Joyce Barkdull, Jerry Ison, Leslie Barkdull, Don Whitted, Stanley Smiley, Gene Jackson, Tom Sommers, Bob Edwards. Muncie Music Center mplete Line of Musical Instruments 121-123 W. Adams Muncie Compliments of Reynold's Restaurant Saratoga, Indiana Compliments of Kiser Roller Rink Deerfield, Indiana R. D. Cole, Jeweler 137 East Main Street Phone 1665 - Portland Librarians Left to Right: Joyce Simmons, Janice Wagner, Oderaa Girton, Elvin Powers, Howard Castle, Jerry Ison, Virginia Watkins, Joyce Barkdull, Phyllis Shierllng, David Kessler. Sitting: Charlene Cultice, Mrs. M. Shierllng, Kay Girton. Stone Station Elevator Keener's Sport Store Winchester - R. R. £ “Where Sportsmen Serve Sportsmen- Phone fc4€65 - Elery Norris Winchester, Indiana Hub City Finance Corp. Central Garage Inc. Insurance - Finance Pure Oil and Firestone Dealers Phone aoa Union City Phone 91 Union City The Thornburg Funeral Homes 313 S. Main 445 N. Main Winchester Farmland Perkins Shoes •The Family Shoe Store” West Side Sq. Winchester