Saratoga High School - Warrior Yearbook (Saratoga, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

ALMA MATER Saratoga High School, what a scnool Friendly people and a Golden Rule; Lots of pep and lots of steam, Saratoga High School is a dream. By Judy Rossner DEDICATION We, the Class of 1955, wish to dedicate this annual to Mr. Mrs. Charles Shierling, the Janitors, for their many years of outstanding service to the school. H i5=li a Market Staple Groceries Saratoga, Indiana Annual Compliment? of Cambell? Soup Co. Phone 2801 Saratoga Editor Margaret Rossner Assistant Editor Gene Sipe Business Manager Loren Powers Asst. Business Manager Naomi Ruth Shierllng Senior Editor Kay Girton Junior Editor Phyliss Shlerling Pictures Editor Bill Cook Asst. Pictures Editor Jack Spille Sports Editor David Kessler Asst. Sports Editors Delbert Cortner Glen Cross Cartoons Editor Virginia Watkins Tom Johnson Asst. Cartoons Editors Eugene Simmons Ronald Barkdull Faculty Editors Ruth Ann Clark Joan Hoffman Asst. Faculty Editors Norieta Hardymon Dick Schafer Senior Head Typists Mary Warstler Judy Pratt Asst. Senior Typists Bob May Donald Coy Marvin Fields Don Wallace Junior Head Typists Jerry Wagner Glenn Hoffman Asst. Junior Typists Joann Conyers Jesse Clevenger Cultlce Automotive Service Complete Auto Wreck Rebuilding Saratoga, Indiana Kendell Cultlce, Owner Phone 2181 Harold L. Girton General Contractor Dial 2262 Saratoga, Ind. Injured Manning'« Service Station Dealer In Sinclair Products Saratoga, Indiana Complements of Moore's Max R. McClurg, Owner Union City Portland, Indiana From left to right: First Row: Mrs. Nancy Fleetwood, Mrs. Mildred Shierllng, Mrs. Althea Wltsche, Mrs. Mamie Fields, Mrs. Crystal Llndley, Mrs. Catherine Lltchert. Second Row: Mr. Rcoert Stephens, Mr. Ara i.ubei , I r. William Rieraer.schneider, Mr. Oscar Wieuusch. Mr. Ara Huber, Principal Ind. Art?, Science 3. S., 3all State M. S., Indiana University Mrs. Catherine Lltchert Grade 1 3. S. Degree Indiana University Mrs. Mildred Shierling English Sc Latin A. 3. Degree 3all State Mrs. .'iamie Fields Grade 2 3 B. S. Degree Ball State Mr. William Rlemenschnelder Social Studies 3. S. Degree Ball State :,rs. Chrystal Lindley Grades� 4 5 B. S. Degree Ball State Mrs. Nancy Fleetwood home Economics A. B. Degree Western College Mrs. Althea Wltsche Cradle 5-6 Ball Sta e Mr. Oscar Wlebush Maurice Collins Science Sc Math Music B. S., M. A. Degree, Ball State A. B. Degree Ball State Pratt'e 3arber Shoo 75 Cleaners 65o Hair Cut Phone 20®1 Saratoga Mr. Robert Stephens Comrerce Sc Physical Education 3. S. Degree, 3all St te Bunsold's 3u er Market r 1lty With Economy Winchester, Indiana Judy Pratt Band 10 Chorus 3 Annual Staff 2 Class Plays 2 4-H 2 Mary «arstier Band 10 Chorus 3 Class Plays 2 Annual Staff 2 4-H 3 Kay Girton Chorus 2 Band U Annual Staff 2 Class Plays 2 S-H 6 Librarian 2 Cheering Block 1 Chorue Band Annual Staff Plays H. S. Pumpkin Queen A-H Librarian Cheering Block MNOvHHN 0 N Ruth Ann ClArk Chorus 4 4-H 4 Music Contest 4 Annual Staff 2 Class Play 2 Librarian 1 Cheering Block 1 Speech Contest 1 Virginia Watkins Joan Hoffman Chorus 4 Class Plays 2 Librarian 1 Cheering Block 4 Cheer Leader 1 4-H 3 Math Contest 2 Annual Staff 2 School Paper Editor 1 Tri-Hi-Y President 1 David Kessler -H 8 Chorus 3 Cheering Block 1 Annual Staff 2 Class Plays 2 Librarian 2 Band Chorus Track Basketball Student Manager Baseball -H Cross Country Class Plays Annual Staff Librarian Red Clad Club ■fc-M ro ro m nJ K) n) oo Donald Coy Robert May Class Plays 2 Annual Staff 2 4-H 1 Loren Powers Band 8 Chorus 4 Class Plays 2 Red Clad Club 4 Sec, of RCC 1 Annual Staff 2 Music Contest 1 Marvin Fields Basketball 4 Baseball k Track 2 Plays 2 Annual Staff 2 Red Clad Club 4 Chorus 1 Tree of RCC 1 William Cook Chorus 2 Class Plays 2 Baseball 1 Basketball 3 Track 1 Annual Staff 2 Red Clad Club 4 Sec. of RCC 1 Donald Wallace Basketball 4 Baseball 2 Class Plays 2 Cross Country 1 Annual Staff 2 V. Pres, of RCC 1 Tres. of RCC 1 Red Clad Club 3 Delbert Cortner Bapketball Baseball Plays Tom Johnson Chorus Band 4-H Class Plays Annual Staff Basketball Baseball Red Clad Club RCC President Track C J rvj CM-3- sfiopk otf ■Oh, Mrs. Butt, the Times says that the grand opening of the 75th anniversary Ting-a-ling Brothers Circus is being held in our home town, Saratoga. Why don't you go back to see it? 1 believe I will. After all, Protector and Gambles can certainly let a vice-president go home for a few days. You could come with me. As we board the newest plane from Continual Airlines, we receive a pleasant surprise. Why, hello Kay and Phyliss, this is a surprise. Are you going home to see the circus? •Yes we are, Mary. Can you come along? No, Vic is piloting an MC-6 to Europe tomorrow, and I'm the stewardess on his plane. Make yourselves comfortable, and fasten your safety belts. Saratoga isn't far away. As we gaze down, everything seems miniature and far away. Soon we can see a great city spreading out below, and we know that it is Saratoga, Indiana. Here we are. Get ready for a landing, calls Mary. I'll take you to a hair stylist that's really tops when we reach the airport. You can have styles by Judith. You remember Judy. Of course, but we really can't spare the time. How is Judy? She's happily married and has quite a family. Her oldest boy is in the Marines. Tell her we wish her the best. Goodbye, Mary, we must hurry. Look, Kay, isn't that Bob May in that Purple Cab? Let's call him. Oh Bob. ' Hello. Where can I take you? We're going to the circus. When did you begin driving a cab? Just last week. I've got 40 acres in Jay County and 1 want to buy the 160 next to it. I'm earning money by driving a taxi. Well, you're certainly ambitious. Oh, look.' There's Loren Powers' picture. 'Powers and Graham, the Evangelistic teams. Revival tonight. How did Loren meet Billy Graham? Well, they met when Loren was in the seminary, and they've been together ever since. When we reach the circus and step to the ticket office, we see Virginia Watkins behind the counter. We ask her, How are you, Virginia? Do you like your work? Yes. My family works here, too. They're the aerial act. Enjoy the show. As we walk into the midway, the music of the calliope and the bright colored merry-go-round greet us. There, firmly grasping a pair of twin boys is Ruth Ann, watching over her flock of Byrds. Hello, Ruth, you must have your hands full. I certainly do, Robin, Bill come meet some friends of mine. No, dear, take your fingers out of your mouth, and say 'Hello.' Dear me, I'm sorry, but children will misbehave. Robin, you don't stick your tongue out a ladies. Suddenly we hear a loud Rrrring .' from the Strength Tester. There is Marvin holding a hammer and accepting a kewpie doll. •Hi, Marvin. What is keeping you in such good shape? “I'm a mechanic, and I sleep as much as 1 can. Say, have you seen Bill Cook yet? Just listen to him.” Get your tickets now. See Charmain the Charming Snake Charmer. Step right up. Oh hello, Kay, Phyllis. Come see the show. You might see Dave Kessler; he just bought a ticket. We step into a dimly lit tent, and, sure enough, there is a dignified, gray-haired gentleman, leaning over the rail fascinated by Charmain. •Well, well, David. Bill thought we would find you here. What have you been doing? •I'm a Wall Street broker, and I'm hungry. Let's have a hot dog. •All right. Look there's Delbert Cortner selling hot dogs and pickles .' •Hi, Delbert. Hello. Have a pickle? No thanks, but we will have a hot dog. •I'm doing very well. My wife is Elsie, the fat lady. My son Herbert is a sword-swallower, and George eats fire. •You almost have your own circus. Good luck. We decide to see the monkeys, so, we hurry to the cages and whom should we see but Don Wallace. He had changed considerably, and was wearing little glasses on the end of his nose and was getting bald. •How's business, Don? Wnat do you do now? Try to spend my money. Ever since I tried to plant a rosebush for Peggy and struck oil, I've had more money than I can spend. Lady Luck certainly smiled on you. Why here's Margaret. What are you doing now? Stanley and 1 just came back from Africa. Those lions and elephants over there were caught by me and trained by Stanley. I've heard of the 'Bring-em-back-alive-Bakers', but 1 didn't know it was you. Good luck. By this time, Kay and I decided we needed a dose of Alka-Seltzer. Delbert's hot dogs weren't agreeing with us. We headed for the Saratoga Drug Store, and inside we saw Tom Johnson serving a white bearded gentle- man who carried a cane. We sat down beside him and, Why, hello Mr. Huber. Tom, we haven't seen you for a long time. I've been a very lucky person, said Mr. Huber. I've just won the chess tournament. •I'm doing all right too, Tom spoke up, I'm a registered pharmacist now. We leave the drug store and go to Seerose's for dinner. Would you like a table? Why Kay and Phyllis, how are you? Just fine Don. My, you make a impressive head waiter. Thank you. Would you like a table by Joan Hoffman. She Just came in with Rock Ford. This way, please. Hello, Joan. I've seen some of your movies. I liked the last one with Mason James. Thank you. We're making a new one called 'Earthquake'. 1 nope it's a hit. We'll be sure to see it. After dinner and a short flight back to Cincinnati, Kay and I are very tired but happy to know that our friends did well. . We the Senior Class of M55 Saratoga School, of the city of Saratoga, County of Randolph, and the State of Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, our last will and testament, revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. First: To the Saratoga School, as a whole we bequeath our best wishes for many more years of success and accomplishments. Second: To the Faculty—We extend our gratitude and appreciation for the patience you have shown us during the past years. Third: To the Juniors, with pleasure, we will the north assembly seats. Fourth: To the Sophomores we will our ability to get along with the teachers. Fifth: To the Freshman we will our ability to get along with each other. We as individuals bequeath the following: I� Ruth Clark, leave my height to Mrs. Fleetwood and my quiet ways to Linda Ridgeway. I, Margaret Rossner, leave.' I, Kay Girton, bequeath my brownie points to Norieta Hardyman. I, Joan Hoffman, will my ability to stay out of mischief to Glert, my brother, and all my nicknames to anyone who wants them. I Virginia Watkins, bequeath my good conduct in Comm.-Arith. class to Glen Hoffman and my ability to take teasing to my sister. Jane, who needs it. 9 I, Judy Pratt, will my ability to act up in Mr. Wiebusch's class and get away with it to my cousin, Winifred Pratt, who needs it. I, Mary Warstier, will my ability to get along with and keep my boyfriends to Linda Ridgeway. I, Marvin Fields, leave my ability to drive to Jerry Wagner. I, Tom Johnson, bequeath my excessive knowledge to Bob Crutcher. I, Don Coy, leave my height and slender figure to anyone who wants it. I, David Kessler, bequeath my ability to get along with out- of-town girls to anyone who has trouble in getting dates and my driving ability to Gene Sipe. I, Bob May, bequeath my height and good looks to Don Jones. 1, Loren Powers, leave my deep base voice to Alan Cross and my spelling ability to Ronnie Barkdull, who needs it. I, William Cook, bequeath my ability to sleep in study hall and not fall out of my seat to my brother Don and my good looks to Hump Jones. I, Don Wallace, will my ability not to get kicked out of Mr. Wiebusch's class to my brother and Larry Wagner. I, Delbert Cortner, bequeath my ability to go with girls from Portland and forget them to Ronnie Barkdull, Glen Hoffman, and Jack Spille and my ability to not train and play basket- ball to Jerry Wagner. In witness where of, we, the Saratoga Seniors, have set our hand and seal hereto this second day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine-hundred and fifty-five. (1955) Karathon-Gasoline-Lubrlcants Lawrence (Dutch) Whltesel Phone Winchester 23191 Compliments of Hub City Flnenc-3 Corporation Union City, Indiana da$5 On September 3, 1943, seventeen eager little first graders found their way into Room 1 and demanded an education under the guidance of Mrs. Mamie Fields. They were Delbert Cortner, Marilyn Dean, Patty Fenimore, Marvin Fields, Kay Girton, Paul Jackson, Jeanette Mote, Loren Powers, Judy Pratt, George Rickert, Beverly Rheinhart, Larry Rheinhart, Mary Roberts, Mary Warstier, Jean Whiteman, Conchita Herriford, and David Kessler. We continued our second year under Mrs. Fields losing Patty Fenimore, Paul Jackson, Mary Roberts, and Conchita Herriford. We gained Tommy Johnson, Norma Keihl, and Wilda During our third year we welcomed Arta Barron, Ruth Clark, Jesse Clevenger, Ronald Hummel, Kenneth Jessup, James Pyles, Margaret Rossner, and Elsie Siberry. We lost Marilyn Dean and Jeanette Mote. The fourth year, brought us Mary Frogge and Wanda Tucker. We lost Jesse Clevenger, George Rickert, and Elsie Siberry. We entered the fifth grade under the guidance of Mrs. Althea Witsche losing Mary Frogge and Wanda Tucker. We continued our sixth year under Mrs. Witsche gaining Judy Bond, Bill Cook, Richard Cook, Donald Coy, and William Malay, and losing James Pyles. The fall of 1949 found us settled in the south row of seats in the assembly—we were now in Junior High. We lost Judy Bond during our first year in Junior High. Harold May, Robert May, Eugene Cortney, and George Landis entered our group during the eighth grade. As green freshman we entered our first year in high school. When school convened we welcomed Charles Eberwein and missed Harold May. Between our freshman year and our senior year, Donald Wallace, Virginia Watkins, and Joan Hoffman Joined us and Beverly Rheinhart, Larry Rheinhart, Arta Barron, Richard Cook, and Ronald Hummel left us. Seven of us have managed to endure through all the 12 grades in SHS. We are Delbert Cortner, Marvin Fields, Kay Girton, David Kessler, Loren Powers, Judy Pratt, and Mary Warstier. Bentley. Kay Girton, Senior Editor Union StocV Yards 333 South Walnut W. E. Vance, W. R. Ferguson Compliments of the Winchester News A Journal-Herald Winchester, Indiana Fraze Funeral Home Golden Rule Service Winchester, Indiana First comes Ronnie A lively sort of guy This good looking chap Makes Barbara sigh. We lost Joan To a real nice guy Who graduated From Jackson High. Jesse is the next in line So now we '11 turn to him To figure out this fellow Has got us on a limb. Orneriness is his middle name But still he’s Nancy's pick. 1 '11 bet you guessed who he is Why naturally it's Dick. Next cores Rita! On this you can rely E en though she does get mad. She wouldn't hurt a fly. Farm Bureau Grinding, Feed, Coal, Fertilizer phone Saratoga 2361 Next in line Is little Phyl. When you get to know her. She' p. quite a pill. Then there is Glen Who made it clear He likes a girl Who likes to cheer. Here is Glen Who likes to fool; He doesn't get his lessons When he's in school. Then there's Eugene Whom everybody likes. Even though he uses just One finger when he types. Then we have Gene, Our basketball star. With a girl from Jefferson, He1« going far. The girl in the junior class, Naomi, is a well liked lass. The future will tell If she does her lessons well. Jack Spille lc on down the line- Flrst, when it cores to looks. He always has hi? mind on girls, And never on his books. Pratt-RIckert Imolerent Co. John Deere Sales-Servlce Phone f ??11 Winchester Last of all cores Jerry, President of our class. Since he always studies hard, We're sure that he will pass. Com liments of Red 73 Creamery, Inc Union City, Indiana Furniture-Rugs BT-LO, INC. Winchester, Indiana Complements of The People's Bank Portland, Indiana From left to right: Phyliss Shierling, Naomi Ruth Shierling, Joann Conyers, Rita Hardymon, Glen Cross, Dick Shaefer, Jack Spille, Ronnie Barkdull, Gene Slpe, Glen Hoffman, Jesse Clevenger, Eugene Simmons, Jerry Wagner. Cromer Insurance Service Mutual Insurancr for all your needs Phone 2281 Saratoga Srorte Center Everything In Sport Goods Winchester, Indiana Compliments of MeClurge Ben franklin Stores Union City, Indiana Hooter's Drug Store We Appreciate Your Business Phone 2 8 Union City Arvin Carpenter Sheila Fraze Jim Simmons Waldo Hudson Joyce Jackson Terry Parrish Dean Pratt Carol Sommer Sue Ridgeway Curtis Bow Clara Sue Bollinger John Watkins Marilyn Johnson Jos. A. Goddard Co, 215 to 225 Seymour St Muncie, Indiana BARTEL ROHE 921 Main Street Richmond, Indiana Greta Conyers Mary £• Shierling Donald Cook Mike Isenbarger Jim Wallace Max Clevenger Alan Cross Larry Wagner Peggy Sipe Larry Joe Johnson Donald Jones SEVENTH GRADE First Row: J. Watkins, S. Starbuck, F. Ison, W. Pratt, J. Clevenger, J. Golder, C. Staggs, L. Cultice. Second Row: M. O'Donnell, K. Skinner, K. Fraze, S. Edwards, A. Cox, P. Fields, D. Smiley, J. Fraze. Third Row: D. Haworth, D. Byrum, A. Holder, F. Coy. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: W. Cromer, P. Galligan, L. Ridgeway, K. Shaffer, M. Bow, M. Martin, S. O'Donnell, N. Mock. Second Row: J. Moore, B. Coy, W. Fields, C. Hoffman, L. Skinner, J. Losch. FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Althea Wltsche First Row: Maria Simmons, Judy Sommer, Theresa 0'Donnell, Karlene SDille. Julia Manning, Frances Galligan, Kathleen Parrish, Carolyn Woods, Second Row: Bill Glunt. Richard Warren. Ethel Coy, Diane Barkdul3, Carol Simmons, Joe Ridgeway, Dickie Johnson, Third Row; Lauren Fraz.e, Jerald Rackel, Robert Loush, Charles Martin, Dickie Moore, Jerry Jackson, Fourth Row: Robert Fields, Volmey Hogle, Gary Miller,Richard Wiist. David Bollinger, Dwight Fraze. V O Y 's ° Qc-12- t cAasi(L %y- 7 j- tvccfo-OT- Cr?yi jLS� pL _ .- . (W ' (LJL - VZa-Ma y _ JUp L 3U . ‘ flZJl£aA — y 0 rXA '(X, - vtt ot _xTvx — £TjL f L ? fa- FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE Mrs, Chrystal Lindley First Row: Nancy Wagner, Aharon Watkins, Colene Cook, Jill Glunt, Beverly Harris, Jean Hederick, Rosemary Eousman, Sandra Cross, second Row: Ann Jonnson, Jane Martin, Mike Pursiey, John Smiley, Judy Isenbarger, Judy Holder. Third Row: John Bow, Eobby Whitted, Ronnie Liggett, Harry Hoffman, Donald Cox, Jack Hardyman, Fourth Row: W.C. Staggs, Roger Cross, Tom Shierling, Dick Skinner, Roger Feilds, Bill Eley. Fifth Row: Steve Edwards, Bobby Jackson, James Melton, Rex Clevenger, Steve Hudson, Harold Bolinger, Dick Eley, Richard Golder. Lang's Service Station 705 North Main Street Winchester, Indiana Whitey Kessler's Sport Shop Richmond, Indiana Pursley's Electric-Plumbing-Heating Phone 2671 Saratoga SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE Metz Supply Co, Plumbing Supplies Bathroom Fixtures Cabinets First Row: Carol Prescott, Cathy Haworth, Mary Wallace, Sylvia Sommer, Naomi Fields, Sally Hoffman, Karen Ashley, Elizabeth Prltcher. Second Row: Gloria Thornburg, Jenny Prescott, Connie Weist, Lynne Johnson Johnson, Janet Woods, Bonnie Simmons. Tnird Row: Patty Barkdull, Marilyn RucKle, Eddie Croucher, Jonaid Cox, Duane Starr, David Garringer. Fourth Row: Gerold Galligan, Tommy Fraze, Bill Moore, Douglas Edwards, Elden Watts, Paul Bow. Fifth Row: Tommy Galligan, Hubert May, Tommy Eley, Raymond O'Donnell, Barry Edwards, Jimmie Bollinger, John Mays, and Billy Simmons. Union City Motor Company Compliments of Coca-Cola Chrysler and Plymouth Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Phone 529 Union City Union City, Indiana FIRST GRADE Manga? Agencies, Inc. Insurance of All Kinds Phone 783 Union City Coraolinents of Ward Agency Winchester, Indiana Mrs. Catherine Litschert First Row: Sheryl Rush, Margaret Mays, Joyce Hudson, Cheryl Cortner, Kay Hendrick, Karen Garringer, Kristy Kulesza, Roberta Grile. Second Row: Jane Fraze, Linda Cook, Julia Clevenger, Jerry Keys, Tommy Horton, Denny Pursley. Third Row: David Cox, Greg Prescott, Bobby Hall, Jerry Harris, David Hoffman, Mike Hathaway. Fourth Row: Randy Cromer, Joe Shierling, Chuck Crutcher, Miles iManning. Duvall Clothing Comoany, Inc. Electrical Aooliances Men's and Boy's Wear Paint tc Small Hardware Winchester, Indiana Phone 2871 V. E. Harmon Schedule of 1954 55 We They 9 Stoney Creek 18 0 Union City 31 8 Jefferson 3 4 McKinley 14 0 Union Twp. 10 0 Farmland 22 1 Wayne 12 2 Spartansburg 7 Jerry Wagner was high with a batting average of ,333, Lettermen were: Alan Cross, Jerry Wagner, David Kessler, Glen Cross, Gene Sipe, Marvin Fields, Curtis Bow, Jack Spille, Terry Parrish, Mike Isenbarger, and Tom Johnson, From left to right: First Row: Max Clevenger, Marvin Fields, Jesse Clevenger, Dick Schafer, Waldo Hudson, Second How: Donald Cook, Jim Wallace, Terry Parrish, Mike Isenbarger, Glen Hoffman. Third Row: Ronald Barkdull, Bill Cook, Glen Cross, Jack Spille Alan Cross, Gene Sipe, Jerry Wagner, Coach Bill Riemenschneider Q ; o ' i ffi % (Deb) 11 11 U (f!arv) (Dave) (Dc r.) (t ipey; (Dusty) (Butch) (Mikey) (Heland) (Spille) From left to n Isenbrrcer, Gene SI-e, Gler. Gross Jack Seine, Mnrvin Fields, Glen Hoffran, Drvld Kessler, Done Id Wallace, Delbert Cortner, Coach Bill Rlenenschneld r Student Kgnefrer Eugene Sln-.-ons holdln™ ball. Coach Riemenschneider (Bill) C i ’V Noffsinger1 s Pharmacy JECCL'D TEA?.' Prescrlrtion Specialists 211 M. Co'.uibia street Phone 133 Union City, Indiana irst Row: Larry W . w ueJL i Cook, Jim Simmons, Max levenrer, Mike Irenberpei, La ry Johnson. Second Row: Student Manager Eurene 31 — ons, Jim Jesse Clevenger, Ronald Rprkdull, Jerry Warner, Terry Frrrish, Assistant Manarer Arvin Cerr nter. Cl ear Lead ers Randolph Co. Tractor Sales Implements-Sale 8-Service Phone 27501, Winchester Cheerlenders: Carol Sommers, Sue Ridgeway, Perry Sire JUNIOR HIGH Left to right: Denny Byrum, Fred Coy, David Haworth, Charles Hoffman, Coach Bill Riemenschneider, Nyle Mock, Jerry Moore, Larry Skinner, Jimmie Fraae, Bobby Cutcher, erS Compliment ? of Ridgeville Lumber Co. phone 2S95 Ridgeville Condiments of Engles Music Shop” Winchester, Indiana First Row Left to Right: Mary Waretler, Svlvania Sorrer, Jill Olunt, Jenny Prescott, Sally Hoffman, Marilyn Rockel, Beverly Harris, Rosemary Bou«ran, Bonnie Slrrons, Jean Ann He rlc -.s, Namcy Wagner, Sharon Wat :1ns, Kathy Parri«h, Jane Watkins, M ry Lou Hogg, Marilyn Johnson, Judy Pratt, Winfred Pratt, Joyce Jackson Judy Pra . Mary W?re4-ler, Marilyn Johneon, Joyce Jackson, Winifred Pratt. Joe Alronrode Zenith Television Saratoga, Indiana Marilyn Johnson, Jill Olunt, Joyce J«c Puckett's Meat Market Phone 225cl Winchester, Indiana Complirentc of Saratoga State 3anfc Saratoga, Indiana Compliments of R. Klrshb um Co. Union City, Indiana 7th. GRADE ENGLISH 9 «Sb 10 HOME EC. CLASS Brooks Funeral Home 2k Hour Ambulance Service Phone 5 3 Union City Caron Barber Shoo 21° Columbia Street Phone 130 Union City Wilkinson Lurber Co. Phone 22801 Winchester, Indiana Christian Super Chevrolet 213-17 South Main Street Phone 26501, Winchester Pep Squad 4-H Club H. 9c R. Stone Co. Line 2c Crushed Stone Ridgevllle, Ind. Ph. 38 1 Heckley 9c Sheffer Your I-H Dealer Winchester, Indiana SumvAlt Jewelers Phone 22351 Winchester, Indiana Williamson'8 Funeral Hone Prompt Ambulance Service Phene 357 Portland PED CLAD CLUB LIBRARIANS Harrisvilie Ora.n Co. Ora in, Seeds, Coal, Flour, Feeds Phone Urion City 230 or Winchester 23622 (rarenter1 ? Abbattoir Cu«tom Butchering i Wholesale 3eef Pork Road 23 Phone 2 5 Ridgevllle TYPING I ENGLISH 10 Harri«ville Groin Co. Grain, S � ed«, Coal, F our, c Feed Phone Union City 923° or Ulnchecter 28622 Co.t.: ll -.entB of the Dairy Qieen 11A Treat for Tante, a Food for Health Union Clth, Ohio Side People'8 Loan Trust Co. Branches at Winchester Farmland, Modoc, Ridjreville Ccr. linente of . iller's Shoe Store Setter Wear, Fit, end Value Columbia Street Vnlon City U S. HISTORY 11 12 D-X Service Station Firestone Dealer Phone 22791, Winchester Compliments of Payne's Ace Hardware Winchester, Indiana BOOKKEEPING 11 12 Stadler Fertilizer Co. Cell u« for your fertilizer needs' Phone Winchester 2 685 Homer J. Waltz, Dru s The Main Store Winehepter, Indiana SHOP 9 10 SCIENCE 8 Complirentp of Amstutz Hatcheries Phone 28662, Winchester Ihe Just in Scheier Co. Finest ir. Form Machinery Portland, Indiena Compliments of Wolfe's Ice Cream Mancie, Indiana cHoaus £47 Qp ji ycrod - 3 Q Q CiL L' '1 Jaz4L o v chvl j e oas 0(0 e Ford Tractor Sales, Tnc. Portland, Indiana Frenchy's Radiator Portland, Indiana Fullenkamp Electric Portland, Indiana Sheffer Implement Co. Portland, Indiana Kroger's Store Portland, Indiana Pj ge Fountain Park Service Station Winchester, Indiana The Citizen's Bank Portland, Ind iana Rlckert's General Store Pittsburgh, Indiana Syphers Brothers Calhoun Portland, Indiana J. E. Taylor, Real Estate Portland, Indiana Pat Coomb's Barber Shop Portland, Indiana Winchester Imolement Co Winchester, Indiana Standard Securities Corp. Winchester, Indiana Pierce Studio Gift Shop Winchester, Indiana Gettinger Gulf Station Winchester, Indiana Paint Wallpaper Store Winchester, Indiana Mrs. Maroney Millinery Winchester, Indiana Overmyer's Furniture Winchester, Indiana Pontiac Sales Winchester, Indiana Winchester Hardware Winchester, Indiana Maynard Walker Funeral Home Winchester, Indiana John Arn, Jeweler Portland, Indiana Hathaway's General Store Boundary, Indiana Randolph County CO-OP Winchester, Indiana Overmyer Mould Co., Inc Winchester, Indiana Carl Hildreth Co. Portland, Indiana McClurg'8 Book Store Winchester, Indiana Main Street Service Station Portland, Indiana Stabler Drug Store Portland, Indiana Robinsons Marathon Products Co, Portland, Indiana Fuller's Ready To Wear Winchester, Indiana Hurst Mobile Service Portland, Indiana Happy A1'8 West Side Service Winchester, Indiana Marsh's Foodliner Portland, Ind iana Smith's Department Store Portland, Indiana Ru� ?ell J. Webb, Jeweler Winchester, Indiana Mike Rossner Wiring Service Holthouse Furniture Store Portland, Indiana Maurice Kessler, Marathon agent Saratoga, Indiana 3en Prepcott Custom Hauling Saratoga Phone 2083 Whitaker's Service Station Portland, Indiana Hammer' p Service Deerfield, Indiana Southside Refridgeration Co Portland, Indiana Swetman's Cafe Portland, Indiana Keener'p SportP Store Winchester, Indiana John Arn, Jeweler Portlan, Middleton Funeral Home Rldgeville, Indiana Midway Service Deerfield, Indiana Bert Warren's Appliance Saratoga, Indiana Thornburg Funeral Home Winchester, Indiana Collin? Croc. Fruit Market Deerfield, Indiana Jay Goodman Portland, Indiana Jo'p Smart Ladies Apparrel Winchester, Indiana Quality Furniture Store Portland, Indiana Randolph County Sales Co Winchester, Indiana Flatter Shell Service Station Winchester, Indiana Republican Headquarters Portland, Indiana Metal Trim Company, Inc. Winchester, Indiana J E Jellison Portland, Indiana £ The Model Portland, Indiana Frank Green Son, Insurance Portland, Indiana Roe C. McConocha Rldgeville, Indiana Cox Mfg. Co. Wcndalre Heat Rldgeville, Indiana q M - A � d±u r' f Stone Station Elevator Coal, Custom Grinding, Mixing Phone 2 665 Winchester Fraze £ Timnone Funeral Home Golden Rule Service Phone Union City 444 ipyft66 kit sm) v. • yif thV c ' - v Spradling Oil and Coal Co. Phone 53 Union City, Indiana We Deliver Phone 84U-W Wiebusch Portland Plantery Flowers for All Occasions 927 East Votaw St. Portland, Indiana liisliiii in ill ini g : ::r. iWiili :{MifiMhw siMlllVi' : R Mi y' W!Jl) ' ■ i j'.i ■ ,1 ■ Mj| ■ ■ I, •••■.. i• ' r ( f ? • i i • • • j • t J '. . • • • : • f t •1 . i • • •' J J. 1' ■ • i • • • M '7, ' • •••• ;. • I ' ' ■ % tfil ! Bll'iJ .■ :' j j',‘ I ' ‘ ! • «in . ■■ !i ■ ' i ; ■ : • ' .. . • • • . ' j!!: '' If ■ '. . j!i ' :■ ... .. ■ ' ;«• i� v4 ; ■■ ■ •• V' : . : .. ■ ;; •. . ' I 11 .. . 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