Summitville High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Summitville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

The Ookleaves staff of Sum- mitville in this year of nine- teen fifty - four do proudly dedicate this yearbook to our sponsor, Mr. Arthur Gossett. Mr. Gossett has been teach- ing in this school for the past twenty-nine years. He has been very active in all school ac- tivities and has been ready to help at all times. 2 Don Pope This is Mr. Pope's first year as principal here at S. H. S. During the year, he has made many friends and many improvements in the school. These are appreciated by all of us. Mr. Pope is married and is the father of two children, Jimmy, age 5 1 2, and Leann, age 20 months. ] 0 71 Gates Long Mr. Long is completing his seventh year as trustee of Van Buren Township. IXring his term of office, many im- provements have been mode in the build- ing and equipment. We feel he has made an excellent trustee and has the interest of our school at heart. Mrs. Ruby Gossett vVjncie High School Ball State College 1 1 2 years of S. H.S. First grade V Miss Achsah Smith Summitville High School Terre Haute 36 years at S. H.S. Third grade Ui Mrs. Louise McCormick Temple High School, Texas Baylor College 1 year at S.H. S. Overflow Mrs. Wilma Gossett Summitville High School Ball State College 13 years at S. H. S. Fourth grade Mrs. Mary Dickerson Aubery, Texas North Texas State Col lege 3 yeors at S. H. S. Second grade Mrs. Carmel Mann Summitville High School Ball State College 8 years at S. H. S. 6 Sixth grade Mr. Jbhn Green Bicknell High School Indiana State Teachers College Physical Ed. General Business 1 year at S. H. S. Sponsor of class of 1955 Mrs. Doris Waymire Letts, Indiana Indiana University Mathematics and Latin 7 years at S. H.S. Sponsor of Latin Club Mrs. Rachel Sigworth Aberdeen, South Dakota Marion College Art and Music 3 years at S. H. 5. Sponsor of closs of 1959 Mr. Joe Harvey Union Township Ball State College History and Physical Ed. 2 years at S. H. S. Sponsor of Boys' Club Mr. James Pigg Sullivan, Indiana Butler English and Literature 1 year at S. H.S. Miss Rase Slain Summitville High School University of Colorado Business Education 15 years at S. H. S. 7 Sponsor of closs of 1957 u V Mr. Richard Henning 1 Anderson High School University of Miomi I 1 year at S. H. S. i Fifth grade f 1 tr Mrs. LaVeldo Goodman Foirmount High School Purdue Home Ec. and Chemistry 1 year at S. H. S. Sponsor of Goblinettes CUUY Miss Lucille Miller Manual High School Stewart College 3 years at S. H.S. Sponsor of class of 1956 Junior High Mr. Richard Andrew Marion High School Purdue Agriculture 6 yeors at S. H.S. Sponsor of class of 1958 Mr. Arthur Gossett Summitville High School Boll Stote College Junior High 29 years at S. H.S. Sponsor of class of 1954 Grace Shaffer Vorktown High School 1 2 year at S. H. S. 8 General Office Work Senior Class History On September 14, 1942, thirty-one small children entered Miss Dolly's room to be cared for and started on their way up. -Among those students were Lulabelle Briley, Joyce Bright, Roy Danforth, Larry Forrest, Radford Garrett, O. M. Goodman, Joyce Hollingsworth, Barbara Leachmon, James Merritt, Jbnice Treadway, Donald Vetor, and Garry Webster. In the fall of 1943, we were feeling more at ease when Miss Wolfe took us under her watchful eye for our second year of school. Miss Achsah Smith kept vigilence over us while we drilled on our multiplication tables and improved our grammar. That year Marilyn Greenlee and Ewell Miite |oined us. During our fourth year at Oak Grove, we were taught by Mrs. Anna Tanselle. Bill Yeagy joined our increasing class. We progressed onward now to the fifth grade, where we were taught by Miss Florence Toppan. Patty Cunningham and Mary McCune joined us as we tried for the sixth grade. Carmel Minn taught us this year and helped us to consume more knowledge. We had been losing and gaining a few students each year, so as we went into our seventh year of school, Joyce Saubert joined us as we were taught by several teachers. George Johnson was our sponsor. Now feeling very proud of ourselves, we were looking forward to our graduation from grade school. Again we had several teachers. Miss Joanne Nixon was our sponsor. We gained Mary Hall and Richard Schuyler, and, again, Lulabelle Briley-who couldn't stay away very long. All summer we anticipated coming once again to school, only now as Green Freshmen . Wfe had completed eight full years and had only four to go. Mrs. Michael was chosen to be our sponsor and we gained seven pupils coming from Boone Twp. They were Joyce Bogue, John Hueston, Donald Fbttison, Gladys Ffettigrew, Glenda Pettigrew, Carolyn Reid, and John Thurston. We went into our sophomore year with Mr. Jesse Pitts as our sponsor. Our junior year things began to happen socially as well as scholastically. We gave our first stage production, We Shook the Family Tree , knowing that we would never be a Gable or a Hepburn. All the same, we had fun. Selling magazines was our second big project. We did very well. A few of us won certificates and trophies. This year we gained Earl Newton. Our senior year was even more exciting than we expected. We gave another play, If Mother Only Knew , sold Christmas cards, and sold concessions at the ball games. We looked forward with eagerness to our Senior trip and our Prom, given to us by the Juniors. We are proud of our boys who participated in sports. We are also proud of our teachers who have helped us through our twelve years of school. Our sponsor, M. Gossett, has made our last two years much easier with his excellent guidance. We are at the climax of our senior year and feel proud getting reody to receive our diplomas and go out into the world as grown men and women. The Senior Class of 1954 wishes to express their greatest appreciation to the faculty members and the citizens of this community for helping and sacrificing some of their life so that we were able to achieve our education. 11 Senior Class of 1954 k Roy Marion Danforth, Jr. President Boys' Club— Basketbal I — Baseball----- Track-------- Annual Staff- -1 -2-3-4 -2-3-4 -1 -2-3-4 ----1-2 -------4 o f f I '■I'' Joyce Ann Bogue Secretary Chorus----------------2-3-4 Sextette-----------1-2-3-4 Gobi inertes-------I-2-3-4 Annual Staff--------------4 Gazette Staff--------------4 Class Play--------------3-4 Redford Roy Garrett Vice Resident Basketbal 1 2-3-4 Baseball — 1-2-3-4 Track 2-3 Chorus 1-2-3 Boys' Club —1 -2-3-4 Quartette 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 Larry Lee Forrest Treasurer Boys' Club--------1 -2-3-4 Quartette----------------3 Chorus-----------------3-4 F.F.A.------------------1 4-H---------------1-2-3-4 Basketbal I--------------3 Track-------------------1 Annual Staff-----------3-4 Gazette Staff------------4 Class Ploy-------------3-4 Glodys Ann Pettigrew Janice Kay Treadway Gladys Cookie Goblinettes 1-2-4 Gobi inettes -1-2-4 Chorus 3-4 Chorus—-— 3-4 Hobby Club -3 Hobby Club 3-4 Yell Leader 1 -3 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 3-4 Gazette Staff 4 Gazette Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 4 Ewell B. White Miitie Boys' Club---------1-2-3 F.F.A.-------------1-2-3 Basketball-----------1-2 Baseball------------1 -2 Track----------------1-2 Class Play-----------3-4 L a L James Lewis Merritt Jim Basketball Mgr. - 1-2-3-4 Baseba 11--------1 -2-3 -4 Annual Staff-----------3-4 Gazette Staff-----1 -2-3-4 Class Play-------------3-4 Chorus---------------1-3-4 Boys' Club-------------1-2 Latin Club-------------3-4 — Glenda Joan Pettigrew Glenda Goblinettes-----1-2-3-4 Chorus---------------3-4 Yell Leader-----------1-3 Annual Staff-----------4 Joyce Darlene Bright Joyce Goblinettes------1 -2-3-4 Class Play---------------3 Chorus-------------------3 John Franklin Thurston Johnny Boys' Club-----------1 -2 F. F. A.--------------1 Latin——---------- — 3-4 Class Play------------4 Donald Lee Pattison Don Chorus-----------------3-4 Boys' Club-------1-2-3-4 F.F.A.-------------------1 Basketball-----------2-3-4 Baseball----------1 -2-3-4 Track--------------------3 13 X Donald Arthur Vetor Don Boys' Club-------1-2-3-4 F.F.A.............-1-2-4 Mary Helen McCune Mary Goblinettes-----1 -2-3-4 Chorus-----------------3 r I Joyce Ann Saubert Joy Goblinettes-------1 -2-3-4 Class Play-------------3-4 Chorus-------------------3 1 O. M. Goodman O. M. Basketball----------2-3-4 Boys' Club-------1 -2-3-4 Track-----------------2-3 Class Play............3-4 V. _ Patricia Sue Cunningham Marilyn Jo Greenlee Patty Marilyn Goblinettes 1-2 Goblinettes 1-2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Hobby Club 3 Latin Club 4 Gazette Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Garry Ray Webster Garry Boys' Club----------3-4 4-H................. 1 F.F.A.................1 Richard Owen Schuyler Dick Chorus------------------2 Boys' Club-------1 -2-3-4 Track-------------------2 Wilma Lulabelle Briley lou Goblinettes--------1-2-3-4 Chorus---------------------3 Class Play----------------3 Earl Francis Newton “Ozzie Boys' Club-------------3-4 F.F.A.-----------------3-4 Basketball-------------3-4 Baseball---------------3-4 Track--------------------3 Joyce Ann Hollingsworth Joyce Goblinettes 1-2-3-4 Chorus —- 3-4 Annual Staff -— 3-4 Gazette Staff 4 John Carlton Hues ton John Boys' Club--------1-2-3-4 15 Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1954, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. I, Arthur Roswell Gossett, will my weight to John W. Green, so he can throw it around next year. I, Radford Ray Garrett, leave my many so-called charms and physical appearance to Howard Corn. I, O. M. Goodman, will leave my square dance calls to Gilda Kilgore providing she will use them. I, Richard Owen Schuyler, will my many tall tales, that I have told to Dewey Schwinn. I, Mary Helen McCune, will my treasured nickname of Jane Russell to Rosalie Head. I, Gladys Ann Pettigrew, will my wedding cake knife to Barbara Warren. I, Garry Webster, will my broken razor to David Gates. Also my one and only blade I've used all year. I, Joyce Darlene Bright, will my Saturday night wing dings to anyone who can stand them. I, Joyce Ann Bogue, leave my singing ability to Joyce Gossett. In-so-much she does not use this bequeathment, within the first two weeks of school next fall, it will immediately fall into the hands of Phyllis Hannon. I, Patricia Sue Cunningham, will my aggressiveness to Bob Ryker, who could use it. If he does not accept he shall be cut entirely out of the will. I, Roy Marion Danforth, Jr., bequeath my job as president of the class to Bill Harvey. All accessor- ies, such as gripes from teachers, trip plans, project worries, annual worries, and such small things, go with this bequeathment. I, Marilyn Jo Greenlee, will my loudness in classes and noise making in the halls to Harry McCord. I, Mary Eileen Hall, leave my giggles to Janice Tappan, and I do hope you don't get in trouble with them. I, Joyce Hollingsworth, will my shyness to Jack Sappenfield. I, Barbara Joann Leachman, will my Elwood boy friends and my red sweater boy friends to Patty D� nny. I, Earl Newton, bequeath my boxing gloves to Sherman Baker and wish you success in having as many black eyes as I have had during this year. I, Donald Lee Pattison, will my billy club to someone who will watch Judy for the next two years forme. Any volunteers??????????? I, Glenda Joan Flettigrew, bequeath those long waits for my beau to Sandra Tucker. Tear buckets and all. I, Carolyn Sue Reid, leave my one day a week off to someone who can get by with it. Moving to Elwood might help I It takes awhile for the trip back. I, Don Vetor, leave my ability to recite in class to Barbara Durr. I, Joyce Ain Saubert, will my sassy remarks to the teacher to Dick Reily. And I do hope you can get away with it as I didn't. I, John Franklin Thurston, bequeath my talking in classes to Howard Corn. I, Jonice Kay Treadway, will my job on the newspaper, on the annual, in the office, and in the assembly at noon with Leon to someone with a good knowledge of management. I, U. B. (Ewell) V 4iite, leave my morning classes and afternoons off to Bill Harvey. In so-much as he does not accept this bequeathment it will fall into the hands of Bill Coty. I, Billy Jo Veagy, leave my love troubles to Dewey Schwinn and Jo Ann Thurston. I, James Lewis Merritt, will my concession job to an able-bodied man who can do the job as well as the class would like him to do. I, Wilma Lulabelle Briley, will my looks, personality and flirting to Jana Sue Pyle. I, John Carlton Hueston, leave my shyness to Jack Banther. I, Larry Lee Forrest, will my position as 17th president of International Harvester to Jana Sue Pyle. 16 The Prophecy of the Class of 1954 This is television station WLBC-TV, Muncie, Indiana. On this program we interview some of the out- standing personalities from this community. Today's outstanding feature is an interview with a former class of Summitville High School, who graduated in 1954. First, we have Mrs. Murry Thurston, formerly Joyce Bogue of Summitville, who is now the hairstylist for M-G-M studios. Mary Hall is the star of the Ice Capades of 1964 and Marilyn Greenlee is the Home Economics teacher at Summitville. Joyce Hollingsworth and Lulabelle Briley have fulfilled their life ambitions—to make money; they are now the owners of several Texas oil wells. O. M. Goodman is now Marilyn Monroe's fifth husband. Larry Forrest was a teacher in Ogden, Utah, until he was jailed for bigamy. Radford Garrett, whose ambition was to live and let live, has changed his mind, as he now owns the Garrett Funeral Home in Garrett, Indiana. Joyce Bright is now head nurse at Billings Veterans Hospital and Mory Helen McCune, who always wanted to be a nurse, is now the nursemaid to her twelve children. Roy Donforth is head basketball coach at Purdue University. John Heston is the owner of the Hueston Auto Agency in Kokomo. Mrs. Jack Smedley, formerly Patty Cunninghom, now teaches the fourth grade at Elwood, of which her triplets are members. Janice Treadway is still working to keep Leon's arm strong. Garry Webster, who won the Indianapolis 500 in 1963, is now going to make his second try at it. Don Vetor is Glenda Pettigrew's private pilot and is kept very busy flying her between Summitville and Gamp Lejeune, North Carolina. Barbara Leachmon is private secretary to Joyce Soubert, who married John D. Rockefeller IV. Ewell B. Wiite is married to Joyce Waymire and is now a very prominent farmer in Wisconsin. Jim Merritt is a Certified Public Accountant in Washington, D.C., where he serves all of the congress- men. Carolyn Reid, who is still looking for the man she loves, recently made another unsuccessful visit to the Lonely Hearts Club. John Thurston is now head electrical engineer for Westinghouse. Richard Schuyler is the owner of the Lazy S Dude Ranch near Cheyenne, Wyoming. Billy Yeagy, who married Junevee Coleman, is owner of several wel l-known service stations throughout the country. Don Pattison, who married Judy Cunningham, is now known as Sheriff Pattison, Sheriff of Modison County. One of his deputies is another well-known Summitville graduate, Earl Newton. He married Wanda Bennett and is also the father of four darling children. Last, but by no means least, is Gladys Pettigrew, now Mrs. Wayne Small, star of the Gladys and Buzzy Show, seen on this station every Sunday evening. This show also stars their seven boys. 17 Morris Sherman Jack Howard Bailey Baker Banther Corn J u M C A Barbara Joyce Durr Gossett Harry Jana Sue Jack Dewey Saaoenfield Schwinn Jo Ann Janice Thurston Tappen Sandra Barbara Tucker Warren jydy Shirley Ronny Floyd Janet Patricia Charles Ann Cunningham Dean DeLong Durr Elsworth Hannon Head Himelick Margaret Sue Linda Wayne Phil Jack Hoi I (ngs worth Irwin Johnson Jackson Veter Smith Jbdy Larry Jerry Wayne Richard Mary Robert Tom Mason Witney AV Connell hkirris Pyle Richards Roudebush Silvey Delores Catherine James Max Sorah Max Sam Kay Saunders Semon Small Smith Vernon Warren Willis Young Joyce Patty Jimmy Warren Baldwin Barnhart Beckley Beeson fy v - M f h a jA Av: Jack Bright Marvin Chambers Larry Curry Clyde Denny h 1 i V r i Nelson Cecelia John Jayne Dickerson Dunham Gates Gossett Floyd Junior Hann Hendricks Morgan Nancy Pattison Jimmy Matney Norma Peyton Janice Ralston A Evelyn Stevens Joyce Joe Thurston Thurston Phil Larry Vetor Waller Alice Miite Jeanette Wilson Dorothy Willis Sue Winger Robert Barbara Imel Kennedy 3 3 Margaret Danny Tomlinson Vernon Joyce Bradley Woolley Veagy Larry Melvin Ralph Patricio Joyce Carol Bair Blackburn Chastain Clock Com Otg Long Charles Virgil Hall Hartley Brenda Ann Connie Johnson Melling Owens Bill Beverly Lee Millar Pollard Ryker Troy Jbrrie Bruce Shaffer Si Ivey Stanley James Dunham Nancy Betty Leroy Jerry Rehto Ronny Shirley Stanley Treadway Wable Waller Webster Welborn Wilson Karen Dunham � Jack Wright V £ N 'f Paul Jerry Margaret Mike Grace McConnell McCord Morqon Nottinahom Roberson Elaine Stevens Hazel Smith Carolyn Lorry Treadway Wable Sonia Karen Bruce Will is Woodruff Yeagy Danny Hawkins Eldon Linda -fanet Olive Michael Louise Tony Sandra Nova Bill Mary Lou Meredith Kirkpatrick Little McCune Maley Motney Moyer Stephen Wanda ieon Gerald Susan Newman Reding Reneou Richards Rudy .fame Et tie Blaine Welborn Mtlte Yeogy Roger Linda Bonnie Janet Wilma Phillip Douglas Sharor Beeson Blackburn Bright Bright Bright Chastain Coleman Gaid Nancy Harrold s'K 3 James Inglis Patricia Omer leon Jby Hartley Hollingsworth Horner Judith Beverly Kennedy Maple - ' William Nancy Kay Maynard Me I ling r3! n Danny James McCune Morris Linda Phillip lorry Margo Amanda Jerry Lois Dallas Morrison Norris Oren Pollard Pyle Reding Rudy Small Nadine Phillip Marvin Dixie Paul Phillis Terry Sue Smith Smith Stansberry Stanley Stonley Thurston Woble Wall Beatrice Lenvel Beth Jerry Nancy Alice Patricio Jimmie Ashton Wilson Azimow Bair Barnhart Boir Berndt Blackburn Robert Herbert Linda Jimmie Douglas Darlene Johnny Brane Corn Covalt Cunningham Denny CVidley Kelly f Darryl Cynthia Tom Karon Teresa Susie Dunham Du Pouy Fromholtz Glass Golden Green Kathern Robert Betty Sharon Nancy Jomes Hawkins Hendricks Hollingsworth Hughes Ice Kelly David Jerry Pamela Linda Diana John Little Maple Mason Mossie Motney Miller Joyce Ronald Linda Aidy Stephen Schuyler Silvey Smith Thorn Thurston Micheal Welborn Mary Wable Janice Wolser a _ - Terry James Addison Bailey T j-J ft Judith Stum Marian Newcomer Joyce Bailey Keith Baldwin I Sylvia Cunningham ft Betty Jo Farmer • fj Gsnnie Banker Jeonine Beeson Dick Bright r - i p£. iA H - ; % A Zut Wayne Goodson -Vjdith Ann Gates Herbert Gearhart f 60 )9l 'i Max Loretta Gaither Hollingsworth Pamela Horner Sk A A « Ronald Lawson Floyd Jesse Patricio McMahan Penelope Roudebush John James k ' ib r' K Joyce Treadway Billy Von Ness Lorry Walser Harold NMsite Margaret Wi Ison Michael Shaffer r Darwin Woodruff Konnie Caldwell Sue Ann Wooley r r r « jts ; ' Eugene Auler Lillian Be or Karen Joyce Coty Couch Julanne Cullen Ken Dickerson Larry Imel Donald Mo ley Richard Maple k V'- I Donald Dunham Marsha Ellsworth Terry England Michael Glass Hawkins Linda Hendricks Richard Potty Bevel Sue Johnson Sharon Kilgore Donald Lawson A o; Gory McCune Minnie Mi Her Michoel Murray O. t Nancy Richards Michoel Romine Sharon Bright Cinda Shaffer Jo Ellen Stanley Sandra Stokes Glenna Street Dora Swisher Robert Vetor Dennis V ble Dbnny Wi Ison Eloise Sharon Al len Armstrong Von Page Shirley Brown Bright Alice Brenda Barnett Berndt Richard Jane Byrd Clark Carolyn Beverly Bevel Blaylock Patricia Bill Cummings Cunningham •s 1 ■ Diana Blaylock + A-.J Steve Biddle vs dnk ' V Orville Dailey Gregory Fennimore •• t X Gordon Glass Judith Johnston Edna Swisher Frank Honcock ' Monte Rudy L - 4 Paul Thurston Pom Hartley f i Patricia Larkin Carol Robinson William Tomilson S — •“ Ms d James Hendricks Shirley Hughes I � ffS d Michael Johnson William Jones � ” «r- «e k'Jk ,U Jessie Ryker James Meyer .) -4 V 4 W A 4 Bruce Roudebush Wil liam Redding rs n f xf Steven Van Matre Michael Vinson Marian Hull Stanley Newman Carolyn Salmon Dennis Ice Ronald Oren James Shirek f v k Linda Darlene Wjltz Wiite David James Cindia Overdorf I; Marilyn Smith Garry William Standing, left to right: Marilyn Greenlee, Radford Garrett, Larry Forrest, Mr. Gossett, sponsor, Jimmy Merritt, Barbara leachman. Seated, left to right: Gladys Pettigrew, Joyce Bogue, Glenda Pettigrew, Janice Treodway. Standing, left to right: Lorry Forrest, Gladys Pettigrew, Billy Yeagy, Miss Slain, adviser, Jimmy Merritt. Seated, left to right: Janice Treadway, Joyce Hollingsworth, -byce Bogue, Patty Cunningham, Barbara Leachman, Janice Ralston. 37 3 D y 3 The Boys' Club is sponsored by Mr. Harvey and has 33 members. It has been responsible for the board in the gym that has all the players names on it, both ours and the visitors. The Boys' Club officers are as follows: president, Radford Garrett; vice president, Don Pattison; secretary and treasurer, Roy Danforth; and sergeant-at-arms, O. M. Goodman. The Goblinettes, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Goodman, organized a cheering block. The loyal backing by this group has helped to keep the school spirit at its highest. The officers of the Goblinettes are as follows: president, Mary Hall; vice president, Phyllis Hannon; secretary, Mary E. Richards; treasurer, Linda Abernathy; reporter, Shirley Dean; pianist, Gilda Kilgore; sponsor, M-s. Goodman. The Hoosier Club, sponsored by Mr. Gossett, is composed of 36 Junior High students that ore interested in the historical and scenic places of Indiana. The officers of the Hoosier Club are: president. Jay Gossett; vice president, Grace Roberson, secretary and treasurer, Ann Mel ling; and news reporter, Patty Clock. The concession stand, operated by the seniors, is shown here during the noon hour. The concession stand is an important source of the senior class income every year. 39 Standing, left to right: John Thurston, Larry Forrest, O. M. Goodman, Jimmy Merritt, U. B. Wiite, Joyce Hollingsworth. Seated, left to right: Janice Treadway, Joyce Saubert, Mary Hall, Barbara Leachman, Patty Cunningham, Joyce Bogue, Gladys Pettigrew. Standing, left to right: Mr. Pigg, Bob Ryker, Bill Harvery, Dewey Schwinn, Bill Coty, Mr. Green. Seated, left to right: Jana Sue Pvle. JoAnn Thurston, Janice Tappan, Phyllis Honnon, Rosalie Head. TVie Sextette, under the direction of Mrs. Sigworth, has sung at various activities at school. Standing, left to right: Shirley Dean, Catherine Semon, Joyce Bogue and Ann Himelick. Seated, left to right: Patty Barnhart and Joyce Baldwin. ■■■■■ f mmuv ri A r t inj � r A i � The Chorus is composed of 51 members and is directed by Mrs. Sigworth. They song at the County Choral Festival at Anderson, the District Music Contest, and at various school activities. 41 The food in the cafeteria this year has been wonderfully prepared. This credit goes to our three won- derful cooks. They are—standing, left to right—Mrs. Margaret Leachman, Mrs. Doris Frazier, and Mrs. Estella Clarke. 42 The school has been kept in excellent conditior our faithful janitor, M’. Ward. Although he wa unable to be with us all this year because of hit health, we still feel indebted to him for his wc‘ COACH £ £ Cooch Jbe Harvey, in his second year at S. H.S. and his first as head cooch, has done a fine job in potting his charges through their paces. This has been a tough year for the coach, but Coach Harvey had made no ex- cuses and continued his good work. Before coming to Summitville, Coach Harvey coached at Bippus and Beaver Dam. John Green has completed his first yeor at S. H. S. During that year he had guided the Junior High squad to a successful season. Mr. Green was hea K)f the athletic de- partment at Wallace, Indiana, for 3 years be- fore coming to S.H.S. The Summitville Goblin baseball team won one game of their five game schedule. The baseball team was composed of 5 seniors, 1 junior, 8 sophomores, and 5 freshmen. Radford Garrett, Roy Danforth, Earl Newton, Don Pattison, and Jim Merritt will be absent from the 1954-55 squad when baseball practice starts. Roy Danforth Center Varsity 3 years Senior Radford Garrett Forward Varsity 3 years Senior Don Pattison Guard Varsity 3 years Senior O. M. Goodman Center Varsity 2 years Senior Howard Corn Forward Varsity 2 years Junior 46 Win or lose, it is important to have loyal cheerleaders to keep up the school spirit. This year's cheerleaders were Judie Mason, Judy Cunningham, and Linda Abernathy. These girls have done a fine job of keeping up the school spirit and leading the yells. Y t L 1 It A DU S We are very proud of the Junior High cheer- leaders who are Grace Roberson, Brenda Johnson, Judie Silvey, Betty Treadway, and Jbn Goodman. They have attended the games and really willingly backed their team. Al- though this was their first year of cheer- leading, they did a splendid job. M A N A 6 £ A S The duties of Jimmy Merritt, Ronny DeLong, and Bill Leachmon, our student managers, are very unlimited. The care of the uniforms and equipment are only a minor part of their job. The comfort of the players depends largely on them. They have done an excel- lent job this year and deserve a lot of credit. 48 Top row, left to right: Merritt, mgr.. Waller, Gates, Vetor, Bright, DeLong, mgr. Middle row: Harvey, coach, Curry, Beeson, Kennedy, Veagy, Leachmon, mgr. Bottom row: Pyle, Norris, Silvey, Warren. Top row: Ho 11, Shaffer, Jbyner, Bair, Green, cooch. Middle row: Gasset, McCord, Waller, McConnell. Bottom row: Lawson, Bornhart, Yeogy, Massey, Castor. Top row: Green, coach. Corn, Redding, Coleman, Irwin. 2nd: Yeogy, Chastain, Welborn. 3rd: Moyer, Beeson, Wiite. 4th: McCaslin, Smoll, Richards. 5th: Inglis, Kennedy. R� in fW w Puggy Ain't Love Sweet? ( f K Wonderful Gi uy !'fe ITi A CbII r Sleepy f K ; v f M °� ° ’ See,‘,� 9 Double Ain't love Grand? Little Cookie r FI V . 5 S. J v Qt $ Wiat's So Funny? Some Gal Glamorus There’s a one and only” in refreshment, too O. W. MC MAHAN W. C. 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STANLEYS FLOWER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF HOOSE DRIVE - IN PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BAKERS SHELL SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories Washing - Polishing Lubrication - Tire Repair Phone 841 ALEXANDRIA Corner John Harrison Sts. INDIANA The House Of Cups H H SANDWICH SHOP Meet Tigars After Game McMAHN LEIB Wholesale Grocers ANDERSON INDIANA leu Tttenneil BUICK - PONTIAC NEW AND USED CARS LEW MERRELL ST. R. 9 NORTH ALEXANDRIA. IND. KINLEY'S CAFE Welcomes You Sandwiches - Homemade Pie Good Coffee Compliments Of HINSHAW GRAIN CO. Custom Grinding - Shelling Feed - Coal Seed Phone 2 FARMER’S D - X Firestone Tires Prime Batteries Phone 64 HOOVER - NEEDLER FURNITURE CO. The Best In Home Furnishings Phone 49 FAIRMOUNT 113 South Main Street INDIANA UPTOWN BEAUTY SHOP SUMMITV1LLE Phone 76 122 North Main St. INDIANA SUMMITVILLE BOB COWLES Cleaners Where Quality Surpasses Price Phone 48 INDIANA SUMMITVILLE C. O. BULLER Insurance Agency General Insurance Phone 11 INDIANA Compliments Of ALEXANDRIA COMMERCIAL BANK TRUST CO. INDIANA STANDT'S JEWELERS Compliments Home Of Keepsake Diamonds Of 1137 Meridian St. A FRIEND Anderson Ind. Compliments Of IRWIN'S GRILL Dinners - Short Orders Open On Sundays WAYNE Phone 135 JOAN FERMEN'S Ladies' Childrens'Ready-To-Wear ALEXANDRIA INDIANA JACK N JILL Young Ages Distinctive Appeal For The Teen-Agers Phone 721 ALEXANDRIA INDIANA Best Wishes INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. SUMMITVILLE VINSON FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Lady Attendant Always At Your Service - Always Phone 21 INDIANA Compliments Of HOMER THORN ft. Of THORN COAL AND FEED Phone 2 on 50 Resident 3 on 50 ALEXANDRIA SKATELAND ROLLER PALACE The Worlds Finest Featuring Russ Applegate At The Hammond Organ Open Nightly Except Mondays New Plastic Floor Junction St. Road 9 and 20 INDIANA D - X Compliments TAPP AN GROCERY Of SERVICE STATION FREDA DE LONG Groceries Meats Phone 181 D - X Gas Oils Phone 194 For Guaranteed Automatic Heating Any Type or Size, See or Call Compliments Of J L SUPPLY CO. VINSON’S TEXACO SERVICE Phone 183 St. Rd. 9 Summitville Ind. Summitville Ind. Compliments Compliments Of Of THE WHY STORE UNION TELEPHONE CO. Martin Blumenthal, Manager Elwood Ind. • Flowers for all Occasions • Records Record Players BYRKETT FURNITURE CO. • Musical Instruments • Pottery Gifts Established 1908 ALEX - TERMS- RECORD FLOWER SHOP Phone 4369 Phone 195 103 E. Washington Anderson 1110 - 1114 Main St. Ind. Bo 36 Mvceline. Missouri mmmmmn B m ■HMMi