Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 101 of the 1955 volume:

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David Allen Staff .711 ' ASS MOTTO: So little done--so much to do. CLASS SONG: That old Gang of Mine. CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation CLASS COLORS: Pink and Black I inf- if 'ba U Q tn' O f I Q52 Ylirfdinn Nzw Clddzwuv-'lLppa Hia!! facing South 9 c We, the Seniors of 1955, dedicate this issue of the Anchor to the opening of the new addition to our school. The new addition accommodates grades one through twelve with all rnodernfacilities available, green chalk- boards, tile walls, and paneled glass windows in all four new classrooms. The addition also houses a kitchen and cafeteria, shop room, principal's office, and two rest rooms. This enlargement has given our high school room to expand and furnished many additional needed improvements. We would like to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to our administrators, teachers, parents, and all other members of the community for making this fine new addition possible to Clark High School. Nw addaawemm seam .facing JVwdli B-1 Ln 03 .... P C fi? ax fi 6 5 9 C 'z J . A hministrntinn T? X 1 H Q .Wm .7fawteef-1954 jafm fw. awww aww-,1955 Hull' New. 0 U I live Jzanapal LOWELL OLIVER Mathematics and Science--B. S. Cent. Normal--M. S. Butler University EUNICE McKINNEY English, Social Studies A.B. - Franklin VOYLE ROLAND Latin - Art A.B. - Ind. State CHARLES RAY Physical Education - Gov't. Health - Biology A. B. Franklin JANE ZIMMER Physical Education - Music B. P. S. M. - Indiana ORPHA MORWICK Commercial Librarian A.B. - Ind. State MARGARET KETRING Homemaking - English B. S. - Purdue University JAMES HIXSON Agri. and Science B. S. - University of Tennessee saga amaw, MABLE GRUBB First Grade Cert. -Butler Univ. RUTH WILSON Second Grade Cert, - Teachers College MARIE OLIVER Third Grade Cert. -Central Normal GERTRUDE TEARMAN Fourth Grade Cert. -Ind. State MILDRED CALLON Fifth Grade Cert. -Central Normal HARLIE CALLON Sixth Grade Cert. -Central Normal x i 1 .me filuof Left to Right: Dewey Marlin, Bill Beckley, Wayne Wilson, Jabez Kinnick, Ross Becker, Charles Fitz- patrick. Left to Right: Roy McClain and Jack Henry. .Wie Goalie L e ft to Right: T h e 1m a Beckley, Gladys Burgett, Gladys Fisher. 5, lzniurs .1 Willene Adams, Secretaryg Jim Tom Kinnick, Vice-Presidentg Ray Kegley, Presidentg Janet Boner, Student Councilg Marlene Dougherty, Treasurer. JANET MARIE BONER Like the wise old bird, often seen but never heard . ' ' Anchor Staff Class Officer . . . . . S.S.S .... .... 1 ,2.3,4 I Speak for Democracy. 3 Senior Play .un Student Council Rep. ALTON DWAINE DOUGHERTY ' 'From the farm he'll never stray. Anchor Staff . . . . . 4 Class Officer .... 1,2,3 Basketball ....... . 2 Baseball ....... . 1,2 Student Manager .... 4 FFA .... ..... 1 ,2,3,4 FFA President ..... 4 Judging .... . . . l,2,3,4 Class Play . . .... .4 if he-fs xl-., GILES LLOYD ELDRIDGE I'll study if I feel like it, and won't if I don'tg I'l1 pass if I can, if I can't, I won't. Anchor staff Class Officer Basketball . . Baseball . . . Mixed Chorus Bo s'.Chorus .. . Y Senior Play . l,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 3,4 3,4 4 5 BEATRICE ANN BE CKLEY Have a good time while you're living, you'll be dead a long time. Anchor Staff ...... 4 Class Officer ...... 2 S.S.S .... .... 1 ,2,3,4 Mixed, Chorus ..... . 1 Girls' Chorus . . . . . 1 Operetta .... . . . 1 Senior Play . . . . 4 LOVENA MYREA CAPLINGER Her face is like the milky way. Anchor Staff . . . . . 4 S.S.S ........ ,2,3,4 S.S.S. Officer . . . . 4 Mixed Chorus . . . 1 Girls' Chorus . . . . . 1 Operetta .... . 1 Senior Play . . . . 4 Band ...... . . . . . 1 DAVID DUANE ' 'Each mind has method. Anchor Staff . . Mixed Chorus . . Boys' Chorus . . Baseball ..... Basketball .... Class Officer . . FFA . . ..... Judging .... . . Judging Team . . Senior Play . . ALLEN his own . . 4 . . . . 4 . . . . 4 . . 2,3,4 , 1,2,3,4 . . . . 3 . 1,2,3,4 . 1,2,3,4 . . . . 4 ....4 .Y wk sg , A JOHN EDWARD GOINS He may not be a Ford but he sure can rattle on. Anchor Staff ...... 4 FFA .... ..... 1 ,2,3,4 FFA Officer . . . ...2 Judging ........ 1,2,3,4 Senior Play . . . . . . 4 NORMA FAYE YOUNG Speech is silver, but silence is golden. Anchor Staff . . . . ...4 S.S.S. .... . . 1,2,3,4 Senior Play . . .... . 4 LOIS MARLENE DOUGHERTY Pretty to walk with, fun to talk with, nice to think about too. Anchor Staff ...... Class Officer .... 1,2,3, S.S.S. ......... 1,2,3,4 S.S.S. President . . . . . 4 Mixed Chorus .... l,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus . . . 1,2,3,4 Operetta .... . . . 1.4 Senior Play . . . . . . 4 Yell Leader .... . 2,3,4 4 4 Class Treasurer ERNEST RAY KEGLEY Mirror of all courtesy. Anchor Staff. Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus Operetta . . FFA ..... Basketball . . Baseball . . . Class Officer Senior Play . Judging Team FFA Officer' . . . . ...1 1 1 1,z,s ,is 1,2,3 1,2,3 '. f i .2,3 Class President JAMES THOMAS KINNICK When there is mischief brewing he is doing the stirring. Anchor Staff . . . ...4 Mixed Chorus . . . . 2,3.4 Boys' Chorus . . . 2,3,4 Baseball . . . . . 1,2,3.4 Basketball .... . l,2,3,4 Class Officer .... l,3,4 FFA ........ 1.2,3,4 Judging Team ..... . 3 Senior Play . . . . . . 4 FFA Officer . . . . 3,4 Band ....- .....- 1 12 Class Vice - Pre sident GLADYS WILLENE ADAMS With her ability, success has an easy path. Anchor Staff Class Officer S.S.S. . . . . S.S.S. Officer Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Operetta . . Senior Play . . . 3 1,2,3 1,53 1,2,3 . . 1 I Speak for Democracy . . Class Secretary NANCY JANE GOINS Small in stature but big in heart. Anchor Staff ...... 4 S.S.S ..... . 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus .... l,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus .... 1,2,3,4 Operetta ........ . 1 Senior Play ....... 4 RONALD LEE LOVE All the sleep I need is five minutes more. Anchor Staff . . . . 4 Senior Play . . . . . 4 FFA ..... . . 1,2 Judging . , , , 2 HOMER LEROY COOPER No sinner, no saint per- haps, but then the very best of chaps. Anchor Staff . . . . . 4 FFA ..... . . 1,2,3 Judging . . . . . . 1,2 Senior Play . . . . . 4 MERRY JO OVERSTREET It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Anchor Staff ...... 4 S.S.S ....... 1,2.3,4 Mixed Chorus ..-.. 1.1213 Girls' Chorus . . . .1,2,3 Senior Play . . . . 4 Operetta ........ . 1 Band ........ . . 1,2 I Speak for Democracy . . 3 Dear Diaryg Freshman. We're on our way up in this old world. This is the future fame of America writing on the assembly walls, running down the halls, and murdering the English language. Around the Pow Wow table was Alton Dougherty, Presidentg Ceamer Denny, Vice-Presidentg Jim Tom Kinnick, Secretary and Treasurerg Marlene Dougherty, Student Councilg and Mr. Hixson, Head Chief over the twenty three warriors. We started the year out in a gay mood with a party at Mr. Holeman's. And set a new world record of fourteen hamburgers for one person. Initiations. The upper-classmen out did themselves. The girls trailed an onion smell for days afterward and for once the boys objected to lipstick. Johnny Ray was bawling about The Little White Cloud That Cried and the Lions were crying victory over Whiteland in the County Tourney. Ivanhoe was the educational movie of the year but most of us pre- ferred a different education-- Too Young To Kiss. We were right up there pitching withthe pros when it came to activities. The Frosty Freshmen were well represented in band, chorus, Sunshine Society, Future Farmers of America, basketball, and baseball. Sophomores. The year of big events. From Here To Eternity was the box-office special--so was Marylin Monroe. Liberace Made his grand appearance but we preferred pops like Changing Pardners. And our back- fire to the teacher was I refuse to answer on the grounds that it might incriminate me quote McCarthy. The mud fight between the Republicans and Democrats still splattered on even after the Republicans won. But back in our bend of the road life traveled at a slower pace. At the round table fwe're no squaresl was Giles Eldridge, Presidentg Jim Tom Kinnick, Vice-Presidentg Marlene Dougherty, Secretary and Treasurerg and Beatrice Beckley, Student Councilg with Mr. Ray as Dictator. As Sophomores always do, we studied when the teachers were looking and sometimes when they weren't. Mr. Holeman's room was still cold as Canada, Mr. Hixson's room was still smoky, and school still got dull at three o'clock. We still threw erasers and ran down the halls but even the teachers had to admit we were improving Qsome.l We were the biggest duck in the puddle. Us high pressure Sophs were in Sunshine, Future Farmers of America, chorus, band, baseball, and basket- ball. And we were proud as punch when Marlene Dougherty was elected yell leader. Our social life was sadly low but we did have one party at school. The boys played basketball and the girls played ping pong. We were at the anti- social age. Clark was the sectional champs and the pass word was Lions. We got a three day parole minus hard labor Qexams.l And shortly after the sectional the red letter day came. The day we ordered our class rings. It took us two periods to decide what kind of rings we wanted. So we ended another nine months with some more scars on our brains and enough energy to propel us through the three months until school again. Juniors. Grab your shirt, sit on that hat, and for heavens sake hide your lettuce. The Juniors are on the loose selling everything and anything to get your hard earned buck. You betterhide yourself, teacher, cause this war's on and even a bomb shelter won't help you. Heading this atomic explosion was Jim Tom Kinnick, President, David Allen, Vice-President, Willene Adams, Secretary, Alton Dougherty, Treas- urer, Marlene Dougherty, Student Council, and our peace maker was Mrs. Ketring. With the loss of Catherine Allen, Ceamer Denny, Reba Rhude, and Mary Rhyrearson we were reduced to twenty one troubles. There was a different hit song for almost every month. Make Love To Me, Ricochet, That's Amore, and of course Too Young To Tango for almost every other hit was a tango. We make good use of those songs and hit a high social level by giving dance via Sunshine. Oh yes! The Juniors had their own private dance and made like bunnys with a few interruptions by the Hokey Pokeyf' That was the night one of the gym doors fell in -- Remember? The hit movie of the year was Magnificent Obsession. We cut typing and shorthand. Erasers flew fast and furious, chalk bombed from under the door into assembly, and chairs sailed out the window. The Juniors congregated in the office, basement, and Sunshine room during the fifth and sixth periods. And poor Miss Crawford about fainted when we came dragging Alton Dougherty in iodined and bandaged all over. The new building was in process and we loved to trespass especially when we could cut class and hide from the teachers. The boys took a day's vacation to Cincinnati to go to the zoo fthat's where some of them belongl and Ronnie Love returned with a gash in his head. The rest of them were smoke sick. But we had our serious side too. We slaved for the do-ra-me and even studied now and then. The Juniors sold sweaters, hangers, stationery, car stickers, magazines, and concessions at the ballgames. And while we envied the smooth Seniors we gave them some competition. Willene Adams won the I Speak for Democracy, Marlene Dougherty was reelected yell leader, and Jim Tom Kinnick, David Allen, Giles Eldridge, and Ray Kegley made the varsity team. Seniors. The beginning of the end --- the last of the most. Some of us are looking forward to graduation, others with regrets. lt's the living end and WOW! How things have changed. New teachers, new building, and new policies. Now there is an activity period, you don't cut classes, and the by-word is work. And there was plenty of that by-word. Ray Kegley was elected President, Jim Tom Kinnick, Vice-President, Willene Adams, Secretary, Marlene Dougherty, Treasurer, Janet Boner, Student Councilg and Mrf Oliver, warden. We lost three prisoners, Edith Harp, Joan Ott, and Vivian Johnson. Seniwn We started selling ads for our annual in September and planning for a representative to come to talk to us. Fat Boy came in October and in November we all became glue kids --- Sani-Flush! We tried to cram two years typing into one and in English we became a walking book of rules. Chess was almost as popular as basketball with some of the Senior boys. Those basketball suppers! The Spanish floorburgers and burnt chocolate. Cleaning up afterward didn't seem to appeal to very many of our classmates either. A friendly argument would start and lids, dish cloths and hot dogs would fill the air. We had a cake walk and in April a paper drive. ln December we had a Christmas party at Janet Boner's house. Jim Tom proposed to Willene and the boys hid Leroy's car. What about the mistletoe? Both Center Grove and Greenwood had their new schools completed and we moved into our new addition. Clark sold at the County Tourney at Center Grove with Whiteland reigning as champs. The Seniors were well represented at the Tourney with Marlene as yell leader, and Jim Tom Kin- nick, Ray Kegley, David Allen, and Giles Eldridge on the basketball team. Alton Dougherty was the student manager. We have a trip to New York all planned. But now we near the end and we'll soon be out fwe hope.j Funny --- but when you look back you remember all the fun and forget the hard work and troubles. Yes, we'll soon be march- ing upon the stage to declare our brains. Then we'll leave these ivy halls to the vandalism of the future generations and go out to make our fortunes. But we'll never hear the word Clark without bowing our head in silent medi- tation, never hear the word Lions without standing up, and never hear of the class of 55 without laughing. .ffwm Small Ucwzno, Uaiio, wr -sr' my if fm mmA 2' iw, , , L if M , 5 ' .f f - vv' V, i-A V if I 5f 5 L.. I ig. 3 'gf ' ga jf 1 Tn' S!! V 1 , +L MARLENE DOUGHERTY JANE GOINS DAVID ALLEN MYREA CAPLINGER ALTON DOUGHERTY MERRY JO OVERSTREET 04164, JIM TOM KINNICK JANET BONER BEATRICE BECKLEY JOHN GOINS RONALD LOVE RAY KEGLEY WILLENE ADAMS ERNEST RAY KEGLEY Nickname .... ....... . . .......... . . Foots Usually Found . . . . . . ............... Magill's Favorite Song . . . . . Oh, Dear Momma Pin A Rose On Me Ambition . . .... ................... C arpenter Pet Peeve . f ..... .................. . . . . Juniors Favorite Expression . . Cut off my legs and call me Shorty Imagine ...... . . ......... Him with a new Cadillac. ALTON DWAINE DOUGHERTY Nickname . . . . . , . ..... . .... . .... Fritz USU?-115' Found . . . . . . . . Anywhere Favorite Song . . . . Let Me Go Lover Ambition ..... . . . ........ Farmer Pet Peeve ...... . ........ Most Women Favorite Expression . . Well, get a load of that Imagine ..... . . . .I-Iirn not teasing girls. JANET MARIE BONER Nickname . . .. .... ....Jan Usually Found . . Favorite Song . Ambition ..... . . Pet Peeve .... Favorite Expression . . . . . With Marlene . ........ ' 'South' ' . Medic al Secretary . . . People who copy . . . . . . . . . Oh, youguys Imagine .......... . . Her with a short hair cut. LOIS MARLENE DOUGHERTY Nickname .... ...... L enie Usually Found . Favorite Song . . Ambition ...... . Pet Pe eve ...... . . . . . With Janet . . ....... Smile . . Private Secretary . . . . . Nosey People Favorite Expression . . ........ . ......... . . Oh, do tell Imagine . . . . . .... . . Her as talkative as Betty Lou Reynolds. BEATRICE ANN BE CKLEY Nickname ..... Usually Found . . Favorite Song . . Ambition ........ Pet Pe eve ..... Favorite Expression Imagine . . . . . . MERRY JOSE PHINE Nickname . . . Usually Found . Favorite Song . . Ambition . .... . . Pet Peeve ..... Favorite Expression Imagine ...... OVE RS TREET ...........Jack .........Mostanywhere . There's A New Green Light Mother of twin boys . . . Some red heads .......Tut.Tut . . Her not talking. .........Tinker ........NapTown ' 'Melancholy Baby' ' ..........Nurse ......Mostmen . . . . . . Oh, FO0t . . Her staying mad. NANCY JANE GOINS Nickname ..... Usually Found .... Favorite Song . . Ambition . .... . Pet Peeve ...... Favorite Expression . . Imagine . ........ . GLADYS WILLENE ADAMS, Nickname ......... Usually Found . Favorite Song . . Ambition ........ . . Pet Peeve ..... . Favorite Expression . . Imagine.......... HOMER LEROY COOPER Nickname .... Usually Found . Favorite Song . . Ambition ...... . Pet Peeve . ....... . Favorite Expression . . . Imagine ....... RONNIE LEE LOVE Nickname . .... . Usually Found . Favorite Song . Ambition ....... Pet Peeve . .... . Favorite Expression . . Imagine ....... . JOHN EDWARD GOINS Nickname ....... Usually Found . . Favorite Song . Ambition ...... Pet Peeve ....... Favorite Expression . . . Imagine ...... . NORMA FAYE YOUNG Nickname .... Usually Found . Favorite Song . . Ambition ...... Pet Peeve ..... . . Favorite Expression . . Imagine ...... ..............-...Shorty . . Fountain Square Dime Store . . . . . . . Mr, Sandman . . . . Veterinarian . . Dill pickle Juice . . . . . . . Gosh . . . Her being tall. . . . . Willie ........Franklin . . . . . . . lt Is Mine . . Medical Missionary . . . . . . Stubbornness . . . . . Goodness . . Her short. .. . ......... Coop ..............Acton . . . . . . . . Hearts of Stone . Go to Venus with Bugs Beatrice Beckley--Ha! Ha! .............. Huh . . . Him not teasing girls. . .... Nature Boy ..........Acton . Let Me Go Lover .......Farmer . . . . . . Liberace . . . . Unmentionable . . Him five feet tall. .........Bugs . . . Television shop . . Hearts of Stone . . . . .Go to Venus ........Gir1s . . . Your move . . His girl six feet. . . . . . Jerry . . . Ballgames . Wondering . . . . . Nurse ...........Hypocrates . .... 4 . . . . , Oh, Dong . . . Her not biting her fingernails. LOVENA MYREA CAPLINGER Nickname ........ . . . Usually Found . Favorite Song . . Ambition ...... . Pet Peeve .... . . . Favorite Expression . Imagine . . . . .... . JAMES THOMAS KINNICK Nicknarne .... Usually Found . Favorite Song . . . Ambition ....... Pet Peeve ....... Favorite Expression . . Imagine............ DAVID DUANE ALLEN Nickname ........ Usually Found . Favorite Song . . . Ambition ....... Pet Peeve . .... g. . Favorite Expression . Imagine ...... I GILES LLOYD ELDRIDGE Nickname . . . . . .. Usually Found . . Favorite Song . . Ambition ...... Pet Peeve .' ..... Favorite Expression . Imagine ...... .............Lovenie . . . . . . . . . Fox Skating Rink . . This Is The Thanks I Get ..........Anofficegir1 ..........Cigarsmoke . ., ..... I reckon . . Her staying at home. ........Tom .....Atchurch . Mr. Sandman . . . . . Farmer Ididn'tdoit Him not trying to take advantage of the teachers. .......Sonny . . . .Greenwood . Ta.ra's Theme ..............Farmer ...............Juniors . . . . . Cotton pickin Scrooge . . Him not going to Greenwood. ......Smoky .....Homeinbed . . You All Come ......Fa.rmer ............MerryJo .............Criminey . . . Him awake the six period. 'lllfien Two Freshman girls were sent to the office with all the boys? Merry Jo pulled John's hair out? All the girls had a crush on Charles Wood? Most of the girls in physical ed reported showers? Mrs. Crawford pulled Beatrice's hair? The science class ate Mr. Hixson's cookies? Several of the girls made Mr. Doig mad by writing on the blackboard? The Freshman boys couldn't find their shoes after basketball practice? Ray Kegley and Frank Coffey couldn't find their history books? Myrea and Norma missed the bus? Norma Young took a slide across the shower room? Mr. Bradley made us chew asafetida? Everyone teased Jane about Frank? Mrs. Crawford couldn't find her glasses and Beatrice had them We skipped shorthand class and lounged in the Sunshine room? Everyone's books fell out of their desks in the study hall? Jim Tom threw the chair out of the study hall window? Mr. Bradley told us there wasn't any Santa Claus? Janet and Ray liked each other? We had to dodge erasers in the study hall and room one? The boys skipped school and went on a trip? Myrea had a crush on Bobby Doan? Leroy and Merry Jo liked each other? Janet opened the wrong door? on? ev SENIOR WILL We, the Seniors, in the year of nineteen hundred and fifty-five do hereby leave and bequeath the following as our last will and testament, to be read and executed upon our departure. We, the Seniors, will to the faculty ' Mrs. Zimmer, a chorus that works real hard. , Mrs. Roland, a good group of eighth grade boys. Mr. Oliver, a Senior class that will not fight with the Juniors. Mr. Ray, a government class that will pay attention to what he says, even if he is wrong. Mrs. McKinney, a class that knows the rules. Mrs. Ketring, a home economics room that has some heat in it. Mr. Hixson, a large physics class. Mrs. Morwick, an energetic typing class. Get busy kids. Willene Adams, will my height to Deanna Henderson. Jane Goins, will my shortness to Judy Lindsey. Myrea Caplinger, will my slim waist line to Anna Mae Medsker. Norma Young, will my ability to type to Ann Magill. Ronnie Love, will my height to Woody Garrard. Alton Dougherty, will my ability to get to school on time to John Robards and Ronnie Young. Beatrice Beckley, will my ability to giggle to Harriett Yarbor. Janet Boner, will my shyness to Sandra Thompson and my ability to get along with the teachers to my brother, Bob. Marlene Dougherty, will my place as yell leader to Marilyn Eastburn. Jim Tom Kinnick, will my ability to get along with Mrs. McKinney to Richard Williams. John Goins, will my ability to play chess to Marvin Harbert. Ray Kegley, will Ann Magill to the Junior boys while I am gone. Don't be afraid to ask her for a date. Big chickens. Merry Jo Overstreet, don't will anything to anybody, because I need everything I have. Leroy Cooper, will my ability to sleep in the Study Hall to anyone who needs the extra sleep. David Allen, will my ability to get along with the Greenwood girls to Marshall Plummer. Giles Eldridge, will my curly hair to Jerry Nay. Prettiest eyes of girls Prettiest eyes of boys wimesf girl . . . Wittie st boy ..... . Prettiest hair of girls Prettiest hair of boys . . . lJrettie st girl . .... . Most handsome boy . Shortest girl . . . Shortest boy . . . . . . Biggest feet in class . . Best physique of boys Best figure of girls . Best girl athlete . . Best boy athlete . . Most intelligent girl . . Most intelligent boy . . Quietest girl .... Quietest boy . . . Best girl dancer . . . Best boy dancer ..... Most mischievous girl Most mischievous boy . Best dressed girl .... Best dressed boy . . . . Myrea Caplinger . Jim Tom Kinnick . Beatrice Beckley . . . Leroy Cooper . . Janet Boner . . . Leroy Cooper Marlene Dougherty . . Alton Dougherty . . . . Jane Goins . . . John Goins . . . Ronnie Love . . . Ronnie Love . Myrea Caplinger . . Norma Young . . . . Ray Kegley . . Willene Adams . . . Ronnie Love . . Janet Boner . . . . Ronnie Love . . . Merry Jo Overstreet . . . . . Giles Eldridge . . . . . . Beatrice Beckley . . . . . Jim Tom Kinnick Marlene Dougherty . ...... David Allen Best personality of girls . . . . Willene Adams Best personality of boys . . . . . Ray Kegley .Tfwpfizcg Calling all doctors! Calling all doctors! Come to emergency ward at once. Rushing into surgery I saw a corpse-like figure who was none other than the famous agriculture agent, Alton Dougherty. After graduating from Purdue he became an agent in Posey County. He is now suffering from a complete mental breakdown after trying to find a way to plant and harvest corn at the same time. Alton was one of my old class mates back with the class of '55. Here was the latest: Only one member was missing-Giles Eldridge. A pal of his was trying to teach him how to catch a freight train going 150 miles an hour. Very strange but Giles was reported missing not long ago. Leroy Cooper took off to see the world. His journey ended in Alaska where he lives happily in an igloo with his wife and children. Myrea Caplinger married a marine not long after commencement. She is now having quite a time folding diapers. After graduation Janet Boner became personal secretary to the President of the Sohio Oil Company. She has recently written a book called How to Keep Oil from being Oily. John Goins, after taking vitamin capsules most of his life, is now tall man for a side show in the Bungling Brothers Darn E'm and Daily's Circus. They specialize in Bungling their acts, as a result Darn E'm is a mild form of profanity they use Daily. Jane Goins joined the same circus and she is a tight-rope walker and the only one in the world who doesn't use a tight rope. She fairly walks on air! After breaking a couple of legs and arms, dislocating her head and bashing in her nose, Beatrice Beckley has been acclaimed the world's most accomplished motorcyclist. The latest word from the police was that Jim Tom Kinnick was picked up from the T. 8: T. Railroad tracks. They asked him what he had to say for himself. His only words were: Halleluiah, I'm a bum! ! I have heard that since Merry Jo Overstreet is in the nursing profession the Done- Be Funeral Home is having a rushing business. This also gives Rev. Ray Kegley a thriving income. David Allen is now a famous balloon peddler. A job that takes a lot of hot air. Norma Young runs a hot dog stand in the middle of the desert, specializing in sand- Witches, but now she has improved on the idea and operates a sauerkraut and weinie machine. Ronnie Love, who has been exceedingly successful now owns five bubble-gum factories. He now specializes in multi-color bubble-gum. Willene Adams is editor of Indiana's largest newspaper Rocklane Rocket. Marlene Dougherty is principal of the new consolidated kindergarten in Acton. My little boy tells me she really cracks the old whip. After all this conversation poor Alton was exhausted but he didn'thesitate to mutter, Guess we fooled those teachers-they said we would never make it, before he passed out. l C 'D 9 0 9 we , S 1lI'lIlZlI'5 C I K, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Donna Lawson, Secretaryg JohnRobards, Vice-Presidentg Ann Magill, Presidentg Lee Oliver, Student Councilg Phillip Hutchinson, Treasurer. .Q .. ,, is Wm E V , H , . 5 ,.,,, EQ - Effgf' '11 ' 3 51 2,-ml 94 'QQ .' li ll fl af 'fl fiiw' :'?f..iz'T isa 5 ' 'ff - sif wiw f L Y' X A L 93 f yi--jf-,X K 2.3L,,,'i1 .L D2 1-f:-are gzggfaii ilfif' 551 H ' 152 T W 'kk :fi K?- Jlfiysi fi' ' ' WM V ascii , . 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SECOND ROW: Linda Hutchinson, Janice Tilson, Betty Reynolds, Phyllis Wheeler, George Hart, David Wilson, Jerry Lindsay, Lee Shearon, Ray Kegley, Bruce Coffman, Nora Cobler, Marla Schrougham, Harriet Yarber, Anna Mae Medsker. THIRD ROW: Mary Reed, Marlene Dougherty, Barbara Harbert, May Caplinger, Jerry Fisher, Paul Coons, John Robards, Joe Caplinger, Bill Stewart, Woody Garrard, Judy Lindsay, Annette Padrick, Ruth McCaslin, Ruby Chaney. FOURTH ROW: Jane Goins, Elsie Wilde, Marilyn Eastburn, Larry Patrick, Marshall Plummer, Tom Caplinger, Larry Coffman, Giles Eldridge, David Allen, Willene Adams, Joan Lautenbach, Karen Catlin. Eff! mm A .,, . r K' 'vs'-. 2: fm- 1,,'5 1 f' Q , f . . :ffl 'Fifi if-I is T' ,Sai X Q? g aff Si ' R534 x M - : gg 1 4:.s1ETf'i QW Y C . ,Q e 5' K SH , 2 Q T 2 ,Q 'mm 'XF -9 5 5 - QQ f. ,mi Q Q55 f E56 .5 l E, i J fm, ,xv ,. -A 22 X 2 Law 2 -xi A-uma iffy 1 Q ,iz X x QW 1 AQ if X Q if dw-f-5 '15 M, S 5 :1 5-53 1- 132 J Qfuggwf fag .X 5 YS If giggggczgi . 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' 'MOUNTAIN GAL' ' April 15, 1955 ..o...a-o- -.---...--an 'iri Act-s. i 'aid -H11 ...ences . . . Willene Adarns . . . . . Ray Kegley . Beatrice Beckley . . Marlene Dougherty Leroy Cooper . . . . . . Janet Boner . . Jim Tom Kinnick . . Alton Dougherty . . . . . David Allen . . Myrea Caplinger Ronnie Love -- John Goins . . Norma Young . . . . . Giles Eldridge . . .. .JaneGoins . . Merry Jo Overstreet Director ..... ....... ............... ...... E u ni ce McKinney The scene of the play takes place in the poorly furnished sitting room of the Lindsay farmhouse in the Ozarks. The Lindsay family have a farm, an old truck, and a hired man. Compared to most of the hillbillies, they're rich! Ma Lindsay has gone to school about two years and considers herself educated. She thinks so highly of herself she has become a tyrant, forcing everybody to live as she wishes. Her special target is Deedee, an orphan girl who has come to work on the Lindsay farm. Ma burns Deedee's books and refuses to allow her to attend school. When Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, tourists from the North, have an accident near the Lindsay farm, Pa Lindsay tries to help them get their car started. The Gordons come to the Lindsay farm for dinner and become interested in Deedee. She tells them of her dreams of an education. Meanwhile, Oby, the hired man, is having an awful time proposing to Sophie, the hired girl on the next farm. Whenever he gets her alone, someone interrupts them. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon decide to try to convince the Lindsays to let them take Deedee home. with thern. They want to educate her and bring her up as their own daughter. Ma Lindsay has no affection for Deedee. Her only concern is for her own daughter, Catalpa. The Lindsays give their consent and Deedee happily goes off with the Gordons, and to school. , ' .-xv - ,A W Q-'Q f Some Angel Nice Position Grandrnaw Interested? Guess Who? W Wow! Angels or Devils ? Remember When? Stop! I ,, ,, 4 1 I Fire! 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Wern and Artj Carpenter and Block Work Phone Greenwood 248Jl'274J3 GREENWOOD, INDIANA Registered Duroc Hogs Mrs. Mae Robards and Son Phone Greenwood 480-J-3 GREENWOOD, INDIANA Mullen's Grocery Grocery - Cafe Champion Gas and Oil Phone 73 FAI RLAN D, IN DIANA Mom 81 Pop's Place A Good Place To Eat Truck Stop - 24 Hr. Service 3 Males N. shelbyvaue On u.s. 421 Falls And Baird Dependable Shop Service Complete Line of Farm Tools Tractors, Trucks and Refrigerators ACTON, INDIANA Barn's Barber Shop W-e Specialize in Kiddies' Haircuts It Pleases Us To Please You Phone 257 GREENWOOD, INDIANA -Compliments Of- The Johnson County National Bank FRANKLIN, INDIANA Merrick And Merrick Hoosier Motor Club Real Estate Phone 'I67 FRANKLIN, INDIANA Farmers Trust Company Complete Banking Service Trust Department Mortgage Loan Department General Insurance Department Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -Compliments Of- Meridian Drive - In Theatre 2 Miles West of Greenwood On State Road 135 YOUMANS GREENwooo PHARMACY The Best In Drugs Phone 152 GREENWOOD, INDIANA Dyar's Oil Service Buy Fuel Oil Direct From Refinery Prices 14.1 and 15.1 BL. 6386 ACTON, INDIANA B and L Auto Service Complete One-Stop Service Motor Repairing - Body Work Road Service Residence - BL. 6426-BL. 6653 ACTON, INDIANA Bates Feed Mill Master Mix Concentrates Seeds - Chicks - Supplies ' ACTON, INDIANA Cooper's Oldsmobile Achenback Jewelry Sqles Diamonds - Watches Oldsmobile Gifts - Hobbies Motel and Grill U.S. 31 FRANKLIN, INDIANA Phone 766'W GREENWOOD, INDIANA The Fairland .N'tI Bank Ed Commiskey Drugs Member of F.R. 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Riser 81 Son Ford Farming Headquarters Phone 'Il8 FRANKLIN, INDIANA Jabez T. Kinnick Milking ,Shorthorn Cattle Duroc Hogs - Farm Ins. Phone 2435 WHITELAND, INDIANA- Deer And Son Hardware and International Harvester Farm Machinery FRANKLIN, INDIANA -Compliments Of- Johnson County 'Rural ,Electric Membership Corporation Owned by Those We Serve FRANKLIN, INDIANA: W. A. 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H. Machledt Smith Shoes O I ll ll KELLY SALES CO. Your Chevrolet Dealer Phone I0 GREENWOOD, INDIANA H. E. DAVIS, INC. Authorized Wmlwy Dealer Ph 234' Phone Gu. 8539 one 433 sf Indianapolis Greenwood Congratulations To Clark High School Seniors i I WALKER S, INC. GREENwoop, INDIANA Indiana's Best Weekly Newspaper THE JOHNSON COUNTY NEWS Operating one of the Finest Commercial Printing Plants in Hoosierdom For People of Greenwo d d J hnson County D y By Day, In Every Way, The N G ts B tt d B tt Frank's Service Station BARN ETTS Phone 2262 REAL ESTATE AND. Washing Accessories Lubrication Batteries Polishing Tires CITIES SERVICE AAA Road Service U.S. HIGHWAY 31-WHITELAND, INDIANA INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 2761 or 2199 WHITELAND, INDIANA Gilmour ,Barber Shop On U.S. 31, Whiteland, Ind. Three Chair Shop Phone 2761 Stevens Machinery Co. 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