Smithville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Smithville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1956 volume:

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The students who attend this school come from families whose work is chiefly in the limestone in- dustry or on farms. Our students find education, friendship, guidance, and entertain- ment at Smithville High to fit them for the better things of life. We are proud of our 900 boys and girls - now good American citizens in all walks of life - who have graduated from this school since lts beginning in 1913. . . . . . and borrowing Abraham Lincoln's famous phrases may we, 'help finish the work which they who studied here, have thus far so nobly 'begun'. N Z5 SETTING X N QR N-xx rx-L LX. Q- N 5 . X x 1 Q-NS-is-,. .- vu, W-- ,wa M xg., Ng 2.9: M- X- , Y .3 xg Mi X X X X? wx NX rfQhf:iiQ.5f 352 . xgikiyliix NY 1 'Vik 6 123. 5 XSSYQQX x A X YQ f X ,gg sg-.i - RQ X . J I N 1 gf :Qqig-iw L? xffsa:vfQ,w , L 4+ w. J. DEDICATIO . . . . we leave Smithville High with the realization that we are still very young in heart and experienceg and that we will still need the advice of those who have given us help and encouragement throughout our school years. ln appreciation of your care and guidance, we the class of 1956, dedicate this annual to our parents and faculty. 6 TRUSTEE BEN IERRE LL SU PERINTENDEN T CLARENCE STEWART ATTENDANCE OFFICER WILLARD HILLENBURG ADMI ISTRATIO 7 PRINCIPAL ALVA E. BOTKIN COUNTY SUPERVISOR HELEN SPEAR REMEDIAL READING OPHA KINSER I- , FRANK HILL HELEN KEEN IVA MITCHELL Commerce, Journalism Music1Chorusj En2lish, Social Studies HIGH ' 5 ,mum M,,, ,,,,L HW , . Mathematics AYERS BAG LEY Music flnstrumentalj 8 REGFNIA ROBINSON WYRTIS SHADLEY Girls Phys1calEducat1on History Biology Home Economics BOYS PhY51C'lfdUWU0U Health Science W CH 0L W1 New to our faculty this year are Mrs. Keen: Mrs. Tateg and Mrs. Shadley who are here re- ceiving their Indiana State Teachers' Association tickets and schedules from Russell Perry. 0 Bus Drivers: Thelma Prince, Guy Mitchell, Russell Mitchell, Curtis Prince, David Strain, David Hays, Bill Stewart, and Sylvia Sowders, THE EHELPI GHA D 65 Ma.. J ' Q ,145 N Mildred Wisley, Mary Nethery, and Zelda Lentz cook and serve tasty hot lunches for grade and high school boys and girls each day. Approximately 1,250 meals are served per week. In the picture are Danny Turpin, Dianne Critesg Sherry Hays: Danny Lucas, Dewey Eads. un LW Q ' 4' A E .Qt ' ..-S Q S . ,R iff 'fe wg. fgfvf' as Office Boys Helping Mr. Botkin: Wendell Southern, Dwight Mitchell, Deward Strain, and Harold Prince Jim Axsom, Nancy Lucas, and Martha Sanders build the fires and sweep thc dust away, be- sides performing many other duties and odd jobs. PLOT 'Q M , mx . 6 -l 3 X 1.12.31 X E ,.M,, 4 M E., x Q -was V A 5 .- - Q 4 X r wi ju gi x 5 K was Qi X , wk, q,..:1 , ' Q 11 X Q? A 1:95 AQ wsw I' N:-Q ' K Rsxgqwxgk, tb . tin- gag ,wx Elm. Q. 55 gixgf Q ix: gg i Q .ij K 1 -1 . U VOL IV EDITOR Carol Cazee KlB0 KIMMER Brought Bi-weekly News and Views to the Students EDITOR ............. . . . ASSISTANT EDITOR ....... SCHOOL NEWS EDITOR .... SPORTS EDITOR .......... BUSINESS MANAGER ....... CIRCULATION MANAGER REPORTERS. ........ . ..... . . FACULTY ADVISOR .... .Myrna Frazo, Carol Nethery . . . . Carol Cazee . . .Norma Deckard . . . . .Joe Waterford . . . . Tommy Dickens ..............Boyce Smith ..............Keith Kelly Bonnie Wsiley, Joe Phillips Wendell Kniser ' . . . . . . Frank Hill SPONSCR Frank Hill The Skibo Skimmer staff consists of 9 seniors and 2 juniors. The purpose of this staff is to get eachschoolpaperouton time every two weeks. Instead of having only the staff write the articles, they assigned articles to various members of the student body to give the paper a more personal touch. Myrna Frazo, Carol Cazee, Bonnie Wisley, Norma Deckard, Joe Waterford, Carol Nethery, Joe Phillips, Tommy Dickens, Mr. Hill, sponsor. THE EARCHLIGHT Pictures, words, and work make a Searchlight , This year the staff strived to make this yearbook one that will be long remembered. With the assistance of Mrs. Wilma Wisley, and with Joe Lee and Linda Jo as editor and assistant editor the staff worked many hours to meet the deadline of the publisher. As the yearbook becomes history, we hope it will be the best ever. all ,Nts s. . as of X X x x Q' EDITOR Joe Lee Phillips r is . sm., H' Q X Y X fe Ss ts' Q rs Xxx gl tt f x ,s X A a 'ASSISTANT EDITOR ARTIST SPONSOR Linda JO Bender Carol Cazee Wilma Wisley I5 ik 55 ,wx M Mm X , ,Vg v 4 y - as Q I 2 W2 Y gm ' A i n .QQ L, ..,. . 3 , 1' X '40 - N, Mr, Sparks explains what makcs your ht-art tick to thu ninth grade health class. Thelma Kelly, Glenna Richardson, jot- Sullivan, and Pat Hawkins want to know more about it. Study! Study! Study! That's all we do, the sophomores complain. fi Q Q , . fm x' ' ' v ' 34. , . .sf EM. Q Q. a A A vm - . Zigi' g MA Y ATTE D BA DCAR IVAL Qu ee n 's and Prince ss' s: Carol Cazee, Suanne Waiting in line at the fish pond. Weimer, Glenda Robertson, Pauline Lynn, Marilyn Freeman, Jean Weimer, Vickie DePhue, Judy Eads, and Jeana Stewart. OPPOSITE PAGE: SUANNE WEIMER was voted queen of the band carnival held in the gym last November. Money made at this affair was used to buy band uniforms. A princess from the elementary school was elected at the same time. JEAN WEIMER won this coveted position. fPic- ture page 521. The queen's and princess's attendants all pictured at the top of this page. Do you have a green balloon? Dickie Sexton wins the turkey. The Milling crowd. I9 Senior Chorus, FRONT ROW: Reva Elkins, Phyllis Jacobs, Vera Brown, Janet O'Neal, Pauline Lynn Marlene Deckard, Phyllis Sherlock, Joyce Sexton, June Brock. BACK ROW: Myrna DePhue, Marilyn McCammon, Carol Sue Nethery, Loretta Hayse, Myrna Frazo, Carol Cazee, Bonnie Wisley, and Norma Deckard, 50 GIRL ACTIVEI CHOR Q' Junior Chorus, FRONT ROW: Dorthy Miller, Mary Lou Beyers, Troyce Crum, Clarissa Hatfield, Phyllis Owings, Karen Perry, Patsy Hollers, Sherry Cain, Sharon Whittaker, Donna Sexton, Ida Lucas. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Scroggins, Marilyn Freeman, Thelma Kelly, Patricia Hawkins, Wanda Crum, Suanne Weimer, Donna Watson, Glenna Richardson, Elizabeth Cleveland. BACK ROW: Linda Phillips, Helen Flinn, Stella Grubb, Rogenia Eads, Linda Deckard, Sharon Jean, Jane Keutzer, Kathryn Mulryan, Patricia I-lillenburg, and Judy Prince. 20 SENIOR BAND - FIRST ROW: Garry Freeman, Norma Hawkins, Marilyn Freeman, Linda Fender, Sharon Whittaker, Suanne Weimer, Jerry Wisley, Jean Weimer, Hope Crouch, LaDonna Mullis, Rita Kirkman, Gary Hillenburg. SECOND ROW: Allilee Harden, Dwight Mitchell, Mike Ketcham, Donald Hazel, Jane Ketuzer, Sharon Jean. Joe Hatfield, Ronald Alexander, Nancy Axsom. THIRD ROW: Linda Deckard, Pat Hawkins, Irma Wisley, Hobert Robertson, David Mitchell, Russell Perry, Danny Chambers, Mike Mason, Joyce Shields, Wayne Eads, David Morgan, and Mr. Bagley. BA DGROUP KEEP! WI G JUNIOR BAND - FIRST ROW: Connie Fender, Patsy Vaughn, Brenda Richardson, Margaret Trisler, Charla Canada, Sharon Deckard, Janice Wisley, Marcella Frye, Judy Hawkins, Joanna Linthicum, Clara May Sipes, Shirley Kinser, Glenda Robertson, Wanetta Brown. SECOND ROW: Allan Chandler, Terry Elkins, Teddy Robertson, Johnny Trisler, Freddy Robertson, Forest Smith, Larry Holman, James Mclntire, Vernon Deckard, Terry Hayes, Danny Turpen, Joe Watson, Ray Hudson, Don Hillenburg. 91 , v..klAV, N 'WHS' Beta Officers: Norma Deckard, treasurergCaro1Cazee, presi- dent, Linda Jo Bender, secretarygJanet O'Neal, vice-president. The NATIONAL BETA CHAPTER is a com- paratively new service club with membership open to sophomore, junior, and senior students who come up to certain standards of achie vement, service and character. The club sponsored a delegation to the Beta Convention in Indianapolis this year. Attending were Norma Deckard, Carol Cazee, James Southern, James Taylor, and Mrs. Wisley the sponsor. BETA HOLD INDUCTIU STANDING: Wilma Wisley, sponsorg Lois Prince, Myrna DePhue, Vera Brown, Phyllis Jacobs, Loretta Hayse, James Southern, Blaine Allen, Malcolm Sylvester, Dale Taylor, Donald Hazel, Lewis Nellinger, Thomas Kirkman, Joe Lee Phillips, Keith Kelley, and Mr. Botkin, principal. SEATED: Suanne Weimer, Judith Chambers, Fidella Sylvester, Norma Deckard, Carol Cazee, Linda Jo Bender, Janet O'Neal, Marilyn McCammon, and Marlene Deckard, x .X k . CONCESSIONS: The Junior Class meets the potato chip man. Sell! Sell! Sell! is their motto. JU l0R and 0PHOMOPtE EXCEL I ALE MA HIP and CLUB WURK Suanne Weimer was awarded honors at the County Fair in fifth year baking last fall. Her white cake won the blue ribbon and Grand Championship there. The same kind of cake won a red ribbon at the State Fair. il -P-SM.. Wallace McConnell won Champion and first in his class awards with his all Scotch Shorthorn Steer in the Monroe County Fair last fall. He also won a shov halter as a prize for the award of showmanship. At the State Fair, the same calf won first place in his class. At the Gold Medal Show in Martinsville he was a- warded second in his class. s The second grade of Mrs. Wilma Weimer starts to the cafeteria for lunch. Carol Ca zcc, Joe Roberts, Norma Deckard, Donna Watson, Charlie Rainey, and Boyce Smith play peek a-boo around one of our most beautiful trees even though the snow is eight inches deep. 24 W us S? X ax S1 s kg N4 Sw 95. RR W , ,Mm 'bw M ,WM-A 0 X 1 M SXT S RX X Q X kk Q .za X -gy Q is, .. as .V sn? fu Q. nk di.. an ix sg fi? Rx. Ny L K XN QS' X A . xg ,Rx X 2-'Win 'tY ' 45A 3 xw - +-eg' I Unionville Solsberry , . Heltonville Solsberry ,, Monrovia . . . Nashville . . Helmsb nrg Stinesville Emminence, , , . . . . Needmore. . FRONT ROW: Tommy Kirkman, Charles Rainey, Dale Roberts, Jimmy Taylor, Robbin Sowder Leon Chambers. SECOND ROW: Coach Sparks, Kenny llayse, Manager Bobby East. VAR ITY TEAM- - - SHS 72 65 80 Sl 67 61 87 80 68 56 Tunnelton . . Ellettsville , , , Unionville ,,,,, Wabash Valley , , , University ,,.,, Gosport ,.,, Needmore , , Nashville ,,,, Srinesville . . I James Deckard, Joe Roberts, Russell Perry SHS OP . 75 -- 35 U69 -- 80 ..61 -- 60 . . . .61 ..66 -- 80 . 96 -- 80 ..6l -- 64 ..'72 -- 54 ...73 -- 67 FIRST STRINGERS - QOpposite pagej FIRST ROW: Kenny Hayse, Dale Roberts, Russell Perry. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Taylor, Leon Chambers, James Deckard THIRD ROW: Robbin Sowder, Joe Roberts, Tommy Kirkman . THIS PAGE: Charlie Rainey. 27 -- 78 BIG TE ff iffiirgf? Wm ' -T. M5 . .iwwi 7 5 L., Mr 'wav , Q gn Shi:-Za. K QF' x . 1 ff? wvfsvsl .M ag . 525115355 ' ,143 ,f K -Q. ,fwvffff .vfn?gqm K -Af Mgg!'?iw:f,Pq3,.f K . Q R31 ws, Aff- Q 6 SSN. :NN X515- 1 . 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No, much more - a symbol of our high school life and a nearer approach to a true maturity, a conclusion as well as a commencement. On May 25 the class of '56 will step up to receive their diplomas and join the ranks of Smith- ville High School Alumni. Included will be Vera Gayle Blackwell, who finished her classes in summer school: and Donna Jean, who re-entered school in her junior year. LINDA IO BENDER National Beta . . . . 2,3,4 Beta Secretary. . . . . . 4 Class Officer. . . . . 1,3,4 Band Officer . . . . .2,3 Band ...... . . .1,2,3 Booster Club. . . . . .1,2 Lindy Lou .... . . .3 The Searchlight ....... 4 Chorus ......... 1,2,4 Good Citizenship Award . . 4 Mid-term Graduate VERA GAYLE BLACKWELL Chorus .... . . 1,2,3 National Beta . . . . 2,3 Class Officer . . . . .1,2,3 The Searchlight Skibo Skimmer CAROL CA ZEE National Beta Beta President. . Class Office: Booster Club . Lindy Lou . . Chorus .... Yell Leader The Searchlight, , en u. Skibo Skimmer . . . Candidate for Qaeen o .....-e- ,VL WM Basketball , , Baseball . . . The Searchlight 35 BOBBY LEE BROCK 0344 4 4 3 4 3 4 4 4 . 4 4 . . 2.3. .. 122. . . 2,3. . . 1,2,3, . . 2.3. LEON CHAMBERS W Baseball ..... ....... . . 3,4 4'H ........ . . 1,2.3 The Searchlight. . . . . . 4 Skibo Skimmer . . . . . 4 The Searchlight Skibo Skimmer J ROY CHAMBERS NORMA LOU DECKARD National Beta . . Beta Treasurer . . 'Chorus..... Booster Club . . Lindy Lou .... Yell leader .... The Searchlight. . . Skibo Skimmer . . . WWW TOMMY DICKENS . .4 . .4 36 Chorus . . . . . . . 1.2.3.4 Booster Club . Lindy Lou . . . Skibo Skimmer The Searchlight. . . MYRNA FRAZO ROBERT EAST Basketball Manager ........ . . 3,4 Baseball Manager . . . . 3,4 Class Officer . . . . 4 Band ...... , , 1,2 The Searchlight . . . 4 ..2,3,4 ..3 ..4 ..4 KENNETH HAYSE Basketball. . . . . ......... . . 1.2.3.4 Baseball ...... . .. 3.4 The Searchlight. . . 4 37 DONNA JEAN Chorus . . . ........ . . 1,2,3,4 Booster Club . . . My Darling Brats Yell Leader .... The Searchlight. Skibo Skimmer . . Activities Award Mid-term Graduate The Searchlight The Searchlight Skibo Skimmer . . WENDE LL K INSER Skibo Skimmer . . if .. 2,3,4 3 ... 3 .. 3,4 . 3 4 MARVIN KINSER D ..4 ..4 38 Basketball, , , Baseball .W . Llndy Lou . . Band ..... Band Officer . Class Officer . The Searchlight . CAROL SUE NETHERY Chorus ..... . 1 2 3 Booster Club , . Lindy Lou .... Yell leader ..... The Searchlight . . ...... . . RUSSELL PERRY JOE National Beta . Lindy Lou . . Chorus . . . Band ...... Band Officer . . . Skibo Skimmer . . The Searchlight. . get nnc 39 . 1.2.3.4 , 1,2,3,4 . . . 3 . 1,2,3,4 . . . 2 . 1,2 . 4 LEE PHILLIPS CHARLES RAINEY Basketball. . . 1,2.3,4 Baseball . . . . 1,2,3,4 Class Officer . . . . . 4 Band ...... . .1,2 Skibo Skimmer . . . 4 The Searchlight ............. . 4 Basketball. , Baseball .... Class Officer . Band ...... Lindy Lou . . , The Searchlight BOYCE SMITH Basketball. . . Baseball . . . Booster Club . . . Skibo Skimmer . . The Searchlight, , 'Goya I OE ROBERTS . . 1,2,4 . . 3,4 . . 3,4 . . 4 . . 4 40 1.2.3 1,2,3 . . 1 . . .1 Basketball . . Baseball . . . National Beta . Lindy Lou . . . The Searchlight . JAMES SOUTHERN National Beta . . . . 2,3 4 Lindy Lou . . . The Searchlight IAMES TAYLOR o 1 o Chorus .... Booster Club . . . 1,2,3,4 . . 2,3,4 . . 3,4 . . 3 . 4 BONNIE WISLEY Lindy Lou ..... Skibo Skimmer . . The Searchlight. . 41 1,2,3 1,2,3 ,ILL fAw'+4 f. H 'L 2 I 'iff fu, my 4 7: QQW W , Q .ah Q5 5' K 351351 ,M H M , 'gf m, w,., A 5 7 f ,- 2' : awww- -f : Av Mf1:4wfQ,,g ag , ' .qw Q Q if 82 -wwf .QM Q, , ,VWL ,, V, , fly gsfgf 'fin , W, ,M W, V-1, 42: , w 5 1 aw ,K 0. , 4-9 -xp! 1 .,,...,.. , , , , Y., .X., A ,T ' -52 X A 'QQ Q ' ' , + H we .Ng 1 if 44 uw Q YT' s,,.s,s,r 'Q CLASS OFFICERS: Fidella Sylvester, Linda Deckard, Sharon Jean, and Lewis Nellinger smile happily into the camera. If 1 ovnommm W' 'Q' Donald Chester une Vera Cal-ml Anderson Axsom Brock Brown Cain Thomas Jack Gene James IOSCDU Chambers Comwell Deckard Deckard Deckard wr' N SEN R., f im ,. Nr' Alfred Chambers Q 1 Lind a Deckard Bobbie Iac kie Hillenburg Hupp CLASS OFFICERS: Raymond Doyle, treasurer: Donna Watson, vice-presidentg Teddy Kelly, secretary: Mike Mason, president. FRE HME R0l'l3ld Mary Lou Sherry Danny Jackie Jack AICXMIGCI' Beyers Cain Chambers Cl ark Clark Ann Donald Larry Troyce Wanda Alton David Donald Cleveland Cleveland Cracrafr Crum Crum Deckard Deckard Deckard Rex Raymond Rogenia Helen Marilyn Stella Clarissa Patricia Deck ard Doyle Eads Flynn Free man Grubb Hatfield Hawkins 46 Barry Party Patsy Teddy Thelma Ida Mike Dorothy Hearth Hillenburg Hollers Kelly Kelly Lucas Mason Miller Dewight Kathryn Gerald Phyllis Donald Karen Morron Mulryan Nethery 0WiI18S Patton Perry W , X K I959 jp Linda Jerry Judy Richard Phillips Prince Prince Prince E,-nest Glenna johnny Kathern Donna Jerry Reeves Richardson Rogers Scroggins Sexton Sipes Eddie Rodney Willis Vernon I oe Burl Jack Donna Smith Southern Southem Sowder Sullivan Waldrip Waterford Watsor I A1 .1 .4 7 .1 Ylwfwi-Aga 3, .il if aww may .9159 ' Lfyiifif hw ssffww 25 GQQWQFRS mm A gfiggfiil ' if X vi 1 X Q5 'iv 1 , 4 Gerald John David Don Shirley Raymond Joanna Dixie Hillenbulil Holland Kinser Kinser Kinser Krebbs Linthicum Mc Arthur James James Rose Jerry Comic Mary Ann Mc Arthur Mclntire Martin Morgan MOUOII Ne llinser Margie Venetta Jimmy Gary Lee Randall Roger Noel Patton Pelston Prince Prince Prince M Jackie Glenda Freddy Teddy Clara Janet Pedro Robertson Robertson Robertson Sipes Sipes Joyce Ronald John Mona Curtis Johnnie Joe Glenda Smith Smith Souders Southern Sylvester Trisler Watson Wisley 51 3 I . 5 W QM- fl if QQQH QXEQX NY G O wwqmns' 'N - 'sax N 5533153 3? x,.....-New - Q if ' f vm.. 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M, X Linda John Merle Allan McCammon Meyers Meyers Mcxron B Www. .a Lelitta Nethery mi Rafe renda Delbert Teddy Margaret Jimmy Richardson Sourhem Sowder Trisler Mitflhell Let's take a trip to this country, Miss Wamp1er. Terry Elkins, Wydonna Kinser, and Sherry Hayes suggest , F0 RTH ' A -uw + . X 'i H ei i i 1 I :Q y A A' is - f-- i' 9, '- . T F K i fy KF tt. in K , ' R5 ,' .. k r v F VR' X J K ,MN kg.nx.f,V-gm if ..4h ,E .. , 5 is , X N'l 5XX W ' 'UW D Y . www 'V ' ' 5 i L r , N'N,,,fsrv.nn.:nfx,rws.mm.fxr',,- 3 R.. I .J - . A H J-ww-Wmmii is gs 1 i is Sandra Alan Dianne Dewey Judy C3266 Chandler Crites Eads Eads :QQ . -yi ,- is , Wiser 4 1. - N N . f y ll, , is ,. ts . . ' .. A if H A i. If ,im U I . Terry Connie William Sherry Don Elkins Fender Fox Hayes Hillenburg KO Robert Keutzer Roger Robertson I know the answer, Miss Burris, these little hands signal in arithmetic class. 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Slug, ', QJMJLM57 6 A 5 A S1 if CONGRATULATIONS TO AN OUTSTANDING CLASS 1 on 0 DS There IS' cc Difference A FREEMAN 'S MARATHON SERVICE B. F. Goodrich Tires - Batteries THE BLOOMINGTON Free Pick Up and Delivery NATIONAL BANK Phone 7950 104 East Kirkwood 1225 south Wahiut street Member P' D' I' C' BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA UNIVERSITY SPORTING GOODS MONROE COUNTY 200 N. Walnut Phone 9573 FARM BUREAU C0.0P BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Rural Route No. 9 - Bloomfield Rd Complete Line Spalding, Rawlings, Phone 3964 and Wilson Athletic Equipment BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Mercury Outboard Motors Congratulations Class of '56 MCDANIELS FURNITURE CO. 'neath the Rockin' Chair 215 N. Walnut Phone 4863 SELECT CLEANERS Don't Neglect - C4111 SELECT Phone 2-1182 415 West 7th Street BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA HOME LOAN 6. FINANCE COMPANY 204 West 6th Street BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA SIMS POULTRY COMPANY Buyers of Poultry, Eggs, Hides, Wool, Roots BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA CROHN'S TEXACO SERVICE 2nd and Walnut BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA SOUTHERN SPORTING GOODS 113 E. Kirkwood BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA UNIVERSITY HOTEL State Road 37. North Complete Food Service Special Parties BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA SELF'S COUNTRY KITCHEN Specializes in Plate Lunches, Anniversaries and Birthday Dinners Rural Route No. 5 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA WOODY'S MARKET Quality Meats State Road 37 WHITE FLAG CAMPGROUND BILL HALL RADIO 6. T.V. 1014 S. Walnut Phone 3856 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA IOHN R. FIGG. INC. WHOLESALE Gnocsns 311 West Seventh Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA GOOD LUCK SKIBOS ARTIE'S POTATO CHIP CO. Made in America's Most Modern Chip Plant INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Kwik-Way Garage Compliments of Dr. Robert P. Krack, Optometrist W. 5th 6. Adams St., Bloomington Workingmens Building Robertson's Feed Store Bedford, Indiana Godsey's Market 202 W. 17th, Bloomington Crowe Furniture Co. N. E. Corner Square, Bedford Wegmiller Lumber Company 610 W. llth St., Bloomington Tovey's Shoe Store Sth 6' Walnut, Bloomington Bloomcraft Press, Inc. 112W E. 3rd, Bloomington Cottage Ave. Barber Shop Bloomington, Indiana Ioe's Roller Land 1023 West Second. Bloomington Bedford Building Supplies Bedford, Indiana Helton's Grocery R. R. No. 4, Bloomington Three Sisters South East of Square, Bloomington Sunset Hill Feed Co. R. R. No. 9, Bloomington Heise Feed Store Bedford, Indiana The Fat Boy Inter-Collegiate Press, Kansas City, Mo FOWLER'S GARAGE Auto Repairing - Texaco Products HARRODSBURG. INDIANA BROWNIES MOBIL SERVICE First and Walnut St. Phone 7095 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Mobil Gas and Oil Tires, Batteries. Accessories Trailer Rental, Local and Nationwide Compliments of COLONIAL FURNITURE COMPANY Comer of Sth and Morton BLOOMINGTON. DIDIANA Congratulations Class of 1955-56 CLIFFORD KINSER SHERIFF BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA RONE MUSIC CO. 117 S. Walnut BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Congratulations Class of 1956 SPRIGGS DAIRY PRODUCTS. INC. Third and Madison Phone 6311 SPEEDWAY GR-ILL South on State Road 37 Murray T. Raney, Prop. Trade at B1oomington's . Most Complete Hardware Store INDIANA THRASHER HARDWARE LIMESTONE COMPANY, INC BEDFORD, INDIANA We. the Seniors of 1955-56. Sincerely thank everyone who has contributed to the success of our Yearbook In and Around Bloomington Most Everybody Shops at Wick's THEWICKS' COMPANY Bloomington's Department Store Since 1876 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA KAHN'S MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA The Place To Go for the Brands You Know It's Easy to Pay the Times Way TIMES CREDIT IEWELERS 202 North Walnut Street Phone 5952 Don't Gamble With Eye Strain Eyes Are Priceless Right Light Is Cheap PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA. INC. ANDERSON'S ROLLERLAND Lawrence County's Largest Roller Rink BEDFORD. INDIANA Compliments of GRAHAM MOTOR SALES Ford Sales and Service 300 South College BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA ALEX'S GIFT SHOP BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA 7 Miles South on State Road 37 Souvenirs - Pottery - Gifts Doris and A. C. Alexander BLOOMINGTON PAINT 6 WALLPAPER STORE North Side of Square Phone 3894 A LIFT FOR LIFE! NO OTHER DRINK PICKS YOU UP LIKE DR. PEPPER BARNARD MOTORS. INC. DeSbto - Plymouth COOPER'S JEWELRY 121 East Kirkwood Phone 6302 419 N. Walnut St. BLOOMINGTON INDIANA s1.ooM1NG'roN. momma ' BLOOMINGTON FLOOR COVERINGS Linoleum ABPTIUII Tiles H 6 H REALTY COMPANY V u n Blinds 212 scum Walnut sf. Hmm Edwmdsf Om' BLOOMINGTON INDIANA 219 w. am Phone 3212 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Compliments of NAT U. HILL Compliments of F LUCK CUT STONE COMPANY Indiana Oolitic Limestone P. O. Box 365 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA HAY'S MARKET Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 6th and Morton Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BLOOMINGTON Established 1871 Member F. D. I. C. BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA MODERN CLEANERS 112 East Third Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA 24 Hour Service Loba lack Bruner Wendell Brown Flowers by THE BOUQUET SHOP Always Lovely 111 E. 7th Phone 3903 Compliments of STARLITE Drive-In Theatre SIA Miles South of Bloomington City Limits -Your Family Theatre- CHARM SHOP Tomorrow's Styles Today 208 W. 6th Street Van Orman Hotel BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA For Complete News Coverage Local, State. Nation, World Read the DAILY HERALD TELEPHONE I 6, M TRACTOR SALES The Diamond Store 529 N- Rogers BARONS CREDIT IEWELERS Fun Line of 216 N. Walnut Sl. Iohn Deere I-'arm and Industrial BI-OCMINGTON, INDIANA Equipment Largest Assortment of Costume Jewelry Parts - Paints - Baler Wire and Twine in Town Accessories Art Carved Diamond Rings Owners: Nationally Advertised Watches Kennth Iacobs and George Mitchell Watch Repair Expert Engraving Done While You Wait HOLLAND'S GROCERY 6. MEATS SMITHVILLE, INDIANA McCONNELL'S SERVICE STATION 1705 S. Walnut BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA GREEN 6. HARRELL MORTUARY 221 Kirkwood Ave. Phone 7421 Ambulance Service BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA FULL-O-PEP APPLIANCES 222 West First BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA HARRY STEPHENS 6 CO. Oldsmobile - Studebaker 311 South Walnut BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA NEEDY'S PHILLIPS 66 501 S. Walnut BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA LLOYD C. BROWN, INSURANCE 106 S. Walnut BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA UNITED FURNITURE CO 214 W. 6th BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Drink 612695 nan-um: un- 9- n- ul- nb 'In Bottles COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 318 S. Washington Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA BUCK LEMON FURNITURE STORES WE DO SAVE YOU MONEY BEDFORD - BLOOMINGTON KINSER LUMBER CO. 2 Miles South on Highway 37 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Phone 5788 Night Phone 3845 CY GYGER'S GARAGE Complete Motor. Chassis and Body Rebuilding Radiators Cleaned and Repaired Bear Wheel and Frame Aligning Wrecker Service 325 West 7th Street BLOOMINGTONQ INDIANA OWENS ELECTRIC CO 116 South Madison Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA BEN'S BARBER SHOP Shaves and Haircuts SMITHVILLE, INDIANA Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1956 Refrigeration - Air Conditioning GOOLDY ELECTRIC CO. 110 West Fourth Street Layton Gooldy Restaurant Equipment Phone 21682 BLOt'.w.Evf I PIGTON. INDIANA HOOSIER TYPEWRITER CO.. INC. Everything for the Oiiice 206 W. 6th Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA SIMS MOTOR TRANSPORT LINES, INC. Steel and Stone Hauling Specialists P. O. Box 105 - Bloomington, Ind. G. B. Goode. Mgr. - Phone 21463 THE SMITH BOOKBINDERY 112 West Tenth Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA MAY'S GROCERY Highway 37 South MONROE COUNTY STATE BANK The Friendly Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA UI.I.OM'S Men's Wear East Side of Square BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA DAY FUNERAL HOME FRED G. HITCHCOCK KALER CANDY CO. BEDFORD, INDIANA SOUTHSIDE MARKET 1300 S .Walnut BLOOMIINGTON. INDIANA C-C PROPANE FUEL CO.. INC. Phone 3832 1726 South Walnut Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA WILES DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions Our Specialty BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA 2701 East 3rd Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA INSURANCE Kresge Building BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA I OHN'S BARBER SHOP 112 East znd BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA GRAVES AND SI-IIELDS SURETY SERVICE STATION ' E-with Walnutr BLOL- A . YON, INDIANA It's F un to Play Golf and Shuffle Board Clit STONEY GARDENS 3M Miles South of Bloomington On State Road 37 Night or Day Harold Shields, Owner and Manager CARMICHAEL GROCERY SMITHVILLE. INDIANA ERWIN GROCERY IUDAH. INDIANA RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP SMITHVILLE, INDIANA HOME LAUNDRY 6 DRY CLEANERS Third and Lincoln BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA BRUNER'S MARKET Rural Route No. 4 BLOOMINGTON. 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