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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

7 e (2 Cc0km ?95X Scc4H4HttviCCe 'f tyA Sc iool Su M Kttui££e. kcCuuui Sda i-£ - VcU cA “S« U t 44 7f(a4Ul CX (lewuf TVeUlvi s4rt a u(, u eufout Sdit i s4k TfCcUit } 3 7 dtte oj % sfdntinietretfiou 'Divide • 9 Slententeiref d (Junior 'Ztiy i Divider • • • Tinderelaoo ‘Divider If || s4ctivitcf Divider Sfrerte Divider 'JJCuoic Divider 0? zcuUcf Divider s4dvertieentent Divider Senior Divider 'PtU tci taC Paul L. Hanna 4 Ttteaacupe ta t£e Senana Strive to attain those combined characteristics considered to produce real happiness. Learn to derive satisfaction from honest work, to enjoy your family and friends, and to seek serenity throu i steadfast faith in a power greater than yourself. There are not any hard and fast rules for getting ahead--just hard ones. The best way to better your lot is to do a lot better work. Coveted goals beget happiness only when reached by conquest instead of bequest. Productive work will help keep you well mentally and physically. Too much rest may produce a corrosion like rust. Try to become as efficient in handling yourself as you are in the handling of things around you. Develop a capa- city for patience and learn to listen as well as to talk. You must learn to follow before you learn to lead. If you do not learn to either follow or lead, you will become a roadblock. The happy person not only enjoys worthwhile work but finds time to be friendly and to help those that may stumble. Achievement of life's goals may cost too much if you become too busy to enjoy your family and to be neighborly. Those that focus all their energies on monetary values at the expense of human values will spend their declining years in a vain attempt to pick up things they threw away. Learn to have faith in the Almighty that you may acquirer sense of direction and understand true values. Faith and supplication will provide a compass to guide you through confusion and conflict. Faith with work removes the uncertainty of the future so that life becomes a more fascinating challenge. You may learn to repeat the Twenty- third Psalm ever so correctly but real meaning comes from knowing the Shepherd. 6 Secne vuf Edna Hanna “Soond, Don Gossett Gene DuPouy Harold Kilgore « ELAINE ALLEN KAREN BERNDT PATTY BROYLES (ABSENT) RETA BYRD DEBBIE CALLAHAN LARRY CRUMP CATHERINE CUMMINGS MALINDA DeLONC NANCY DeLONG DORIS ELSWORTH BETH FARIS DEBORA FISHER MAX FRAZIER STANLEY GIBSON SHIRLEY GOODMAN CONNIE GRAY ROGER HENDRICKS RUTH HOLLINGSWORTH MICHAEL HUGHES ROGER ICE MICHAEL IRWIN MICHAEL JESSIE GARLAND JOHNSON RICHARD KING THOMAS LARKIN NANETTE LITTLE james McDonald CHRISTY MELLINC CHARLENE MEYERS CATHY MILLER GERALDINE PAYNE SANDRA PIERCY STEVEN ROGERS RANDY SALMON MARTHA LOU SAUBERT DENNIS SHELTON TERRY SMALL CATHERINE SMITH PAMELA SMITH MERRIBETH STANLEY STEVEN STREET JIMMY TREADWAY ROXANNE W ABLE TIMOTHY WATSON DEBRA WEBB 10 BRENDA WILSON JERRY WILSON JACK ADDISON VICTOR ANCELL JUDY AULER MARSHA AULER CHARLES BARNETT ROCER BYRD FRANKIE CALDWELL JOYCE CAWTHORN MONTY CULLEN KATHY CURRY DORIS GOWIN HARRY GOWIN ZELLA GREER DONALD HASTY MIKE HI NS HAW TERRY HOCKERSMITH JERRY HUGHES ALJERE JENNY CHRISTY JONES DIANNA KENDALL MITCHELL KIRKWOOD JOHN LAWSON TERRIE LITTLE MELODY MANSBARGER VICKIE PIERCY BILLY POLLARD CARLOS PYLE MIKE REDING PATTY REDING REBECCA ROBBINS ROBERT SHAFFER JAMES STANLEY BETH THOMPSON MIKE VETOR MICHAEL WEBB TED WILLIAMS 11 NAD AH ANCELL CLARENCE AULER TOMMY BLACKBURN CURTIS BLALOCK JACK BRIGHT REBECCA BROYLES DOUGLAS CHRISTOPHER MARL ENA COX LARRY CRAIB CAROL CRUMP TOMMY CURRY CYNTHIA DUNHAM DONNA FARMER MICKEY FIELDS LINDA GRAY RUTH GREER CHARLES HASTY LEE HAWKINS TOM HAWKINS LINDA HEATER MYRA HEATER MICHAEL HOLLINGSWORTH KATHY IRWIN SANDRA KING DAVID McCLEERY BRADFORD McDONALD STEVEN MEYERS TIMMY MILLER RAYMOND MOORE LEANNA NOTTINGHAM DIANA OVERDORF STEVE POLLARD MARGARET PYLE KATHY REDING RAYMOND REDING ROSCOE ROUSEY JANICE SALMON JILL SILVEY JERE SMITH PHILIP STANLEY KAREN THOMAS KEITH VIERLING DAVID VINSON EMILY WABLE STEVE WALKER 12 MARGO WALTZ ROSE MARIE ASHTON CONNIE BARNHART LINDA BEESON DANIEL BEHER PEGGY BERNDT TERRY BLACKBURN KENNETH BLALOCK SHIRLEY BRIGHT RICHARD BYRD BILLY CUNNINGHAM ORVILLE DAILY JIM DUNLAP CELIA ELSWORTH PHILLIP FARIS CONNIE GLASS PEGGY GOACHER FRANK HANCOCK PAMELA HARTLEY ROBERT HAWKINS JAMES HENDRICKS MIKE HOWELL DARLENE ICE JANIS JOHNSON DAVID KIRKWOOD TOMMY MOORE MIKE O'NEIL JANE PAYNE JOE ROBBINS JACK SHAFFER LARRY SMITH MARILEEN SMITH VIRGINIA SO ALES DAVID STREET JON VAN NESS ROBERT VETOR 13 cheryl watts DARLENE WHITE ELOISE ALLEN SHARON ARMSTRONG EUGENE AULER ALICE BARNETT DALE BENNETT BRENDA BERNDT SHARON BRIGHT ROBERT BURTON JERRY LEE CLOCK PATRICIA CUMMINGS TERRY ENGLAND RALPH FIELDS DWIGHT GARDNER GORDON GLASS MICHAEL GLASS ROBERT GREER LINDA HENDRICKS SHIRLEY HUGHES MARIAN HULL JOHN INGLIS CAROLYN JEFFRIES MIKE JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSTON LINDA JONES JUDITH KING PATRICIA LARKIN DONALD LAWSON GARY McCUNE BILLIE JEAN McDONALD SHIRLEY MEDLEY RONALD OREN CINDA OVERDORF ALMA PAYNE PENNY PORTER BILLY REDING CAROL ROBINSON (ABSENT) MONTE RUDY CAROLYN SALMON JERRY SHOULTZ RONNIE SLAIN NORMA JEAN SPENCER PAUL THURSTON BILLY TOMLINSON JAMES VIERLINC MIKE VINSON LINDA WALTZ GARY WILLIAMS DANNY WILSON TERRY ADDISON VERNE ANKER JIM BANKER LILLIAN BEAR TOM BEHER SUSAN BRANE RICHARD BRIGHT JIM BROYLES LINDA CHAPPELL KAREN COTY JOYCE COUCH JULANNE CULLEN KEN DICKERSON DONALD DUNHAM JOE GOSSET DON HANCOCK MAX HANNON SUE JOHNSON SHARON KILGORE PATTY MARTIN MINNIE MILLER CHARLES MOORE SHARON MOORE JUDY MORRIS MIKE MURRAY BEVERLY MYERS JERRY NOTTINGHAM STEVE PYLE NANCY RICHARDS CLAYTON RUDY REBA RYAN JUDY SALMON CINDA SHAFFER JO ELLEN STANLEY JUDITH STANLEY SUE STOKES CLENNA STREET STEPHEN THOMPSON (ABSENT) DENNIS WABLE ROBERT WHITE 15 JIM BAILEY JOYCE BAILEY KEITH BALDWIN CONNIE BANKER JEANINE BEESON JOYCE BLALOCK RONNIE CALDWELL DON DUNLAP BETTY JO FARMER JUDY GATES DAVID GLASS FAYE GREER LORETTA HOLLINGSWORTH MORRIS HULL TOM INCLIS JERRY IRWIN (ABSENT) ROSEMARY JOHNSON RONALD LAWSON betty McDonald PATSY McMAHAN KAREN MEYERS RALPH PAYNE JOYCE SHAFFER MIKE SHAFFER STEVE SMALL SARA SMITH DENISE STANLEY ANN STUM SHARON TREADWAY BILL VAN NESS HAROLD WHITE MARGARET WILSON DARWIN WOODRUFF SUE WOOLLEY KAY ASHTON JERRY BAIR NANCY BARNHART ALICE BEAR PAT BERNDT JIM BLACKBURN BOB BRANE ROSALIE BURTON LINDA COVALT DOUG DENNY DARRYL DUNHAM CYNTHIA DuPOUY HELEN FIELDS TOM FROMHOLTZ KAREN GLASS TERESA GOLDEN LINDA GOODMAN (ABSENT) SUE GREEN KATHERN HAWKINS MARGARET HENDRICK ROBERT HENDRICKS BETTY HOLLINGSWORTH SHARON HUGHES JIM KELLY JOHN KELLY SHIRLEY LAWSON DAVID LITTLE PAM MASON LINDA MASSIE DIANE MATNEY JOHN MILLER JANICE MORGAN JUDY PAYNE JIM PYLE CAROL RICHARDS JACK ROBINSON JOYCE SCHUYLER KAY SHOULTZ RONNIE SILVEY LINDA SMITH PAUL STANLEY (ABSENT) JUDY THORN STEVE THURSTON MARY WABLE (ABSENT) MIKEWELBORN 17 5 LENVIL WILSON JIM WOODRUFF ABSTRACT COMPOSITION-John Lennon and Richard Lawson BETH AZIMOW KAY BECRAFT ROGER BEESON LINDA BLACKBURN BONNIE BRIGHT JANET BRIGHT WILMA BRIGHT LOIS BRUMMETT MARK BUTLER MIKE CALLAHAN PHIL CHASTAIN DOUG COLEMAN DOUG CONNER REX DUNLAP VIRGINIA GARMON NANCY HARROLD PATRICIA HARTLEY JUDY HEAD HARRY HOBBS LEON HOLLINGSWORTH JIM INGLIS ED JACKSON SANDRA JEFFRIES ALONIA KELLY JUDY KENNEDY SHERYL KOON MAX MARTIN WILLIAM MAYNARD CAROL MEDLEY KAY M ELL INC BEVERLY MORRIS JIM MORRIS NORMA O'DELL LARRY OREN MARGO POLLARD AMANDA PYLE JERRY REDING LOIS RUDY PATSY SANDERS DAL SMALL JUDY SMALLEY DALE SMITH DON SMITH PHIL SMITH CAROLYN SOALES MARVIN STANBERRY DIXIE STANLEY ED STITT DIANA WALKER TERRY WABLE PHYLLIS THURSTON (ABSENT) ELDON ALLMAN LINDA ARMSTRONG JANET BAILEY MIKE BEESON JUDY BOGUE JUDY BURTON KARON CHESNEY LOUISE CLOCK JIM CURRY (ABSENT) MIKE OILMAN DIXIE GOACHER (ABSENT) JULIE GOODMAN SHARON GOODMAN MERRILL GRAY TEDDY GREEN PENNY HANNA LONNA HARTLEY PECCY HIATT LARRY HUES TON TQM IRWIN PAT JOHNSON DON JOHNSTON DARRELL KENNEDY FAITH KILGORE RICHARD LAWSON JOHN LENNEN SANDRA LITTLE MICK MARTIN MARY LOU MATNEY NOVA McCUNE MEREDITH MOYER STEPHEN NEWMAN WANDA REDING GERALD RICHARDS SUSAN RUDY DANIEL SMITH DAVID SMITH PHYLLIS STITT DIANA WEESNER JIM WELBORN ESTLE WHITE BLAINE YEAGY 21 BOB BARNHART MAX CASTOR KAY DENNY LEILA FARMER SUE GARMON SHELBY GARRETT JON GOODMAN JAY GOSSETT BETTIE HARVEY EUGENE HENDRICKS JOANN HERSHBERGER EDSEL JOYNER LARRY MASSIE paul McConnell JERRY McCORD MARGARET MORGAN MARGARET RETHERFORD EUGENE RUNYAN (ABSENT) JUDY SILVEY ELAINE STEVENS MAXINE THURSTON (ABSENT) JACK TOMLINSON CAROLYN TREADWAY LARRY WABLE LEROY WABLE (ABSENT) KAREN WOODRUFF BRUCE YEAGY BEETHOVEN The JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS this year are Paul McConnell, President; Jay Gossett, Vice-President; Shelby Garrett, Secretary; Carolyn Treadway, Treasurer; and Jon Goodman, Reporter. tfrifette Sta Bettie Harvey, Ann Melling, Edsel Joyner, Leila Farmer, Shelby Garrett, Karen Dunham. The Gazette faculty sponsor, Miss Rose Slain. ROW ONE: Teresa Golden, Lonna Hartley, Beth Azimow, Rheta Webster, Shirley Hollingsworth, Larry Bair. ROW TWO: Troy Shaffer, Miss Marlene Ernest (faculty sponsor), Mary Lou Matney, Sandra Little. 25 ROW ONE: Bud Hartley, Bill Miller, Jay Gossett, Troy Shaffer, Eldon Allman, Gerald Richards. ROW TWO: Ed Stitt, David Smith, Doug Conner, Harry Hobbs, Jim Dunham, Mike Gilman. ROW THREE: Jerry Bogue, Danny Smith, Dale Smith, Mike Beeson, Don Smith, Mark Butler. ROW FOUR: Max Martin, Ed Jackson, Jerry Reding, Jim Morris, Ralph Chastain. The FFA faculty sponsor, Jim Laws. STOP V AN BUREN T W P. • MAPI Ralph Thurston, Harvey Warner, Art Watts, Tom Bair, Francis Joyner. Farrel Ward Bernice Ward Hallie Mason Doris Frazier Margaret Leachman JIM STONE COACH Second. ”7c z k Number 35, Tom Irwin; Number 34, Jim Welborn; Number 43, Jerry Reding; Number 33, Ed Jackson; Number 32, Dal Small; Number 45, Doug Coleman; Number 42, John Moyer; Number 44, Max Martin; Number 52, Larry Hueston. DEL REY, page sponsor. Beeson staffer babnwa t ingus coleman joyneb. flcutiox ‘ftycy i Jim Kurtz, Assistant and Junior High Coach. Teresa Golden, Linda Massie. Jerry Bair, David Little, Tom Fromholtz, John Miller, Bill Van Ness, Mike Welbom, Darwin Woodruff, John Kelley. Doug Denny, Steve Small, Ronnie Silvey, Jim Woodruff, Don Dunlap, Jerry Nottingham, Jack Robinson, Robert Hendricks, Jerry Irwin. CUSTERS LAST STAND, page sponsor. ROW ONE: Judy Payne , Beth Azimow, Teddy Green. ROW TWO: Jim Curry, Billy Van Ness, Phil Chastain. ROW THREE: Mike Murray, Jerry Irwin. The Concert and Marching High School Band, comprised of thirty-six members plus five twirlers and drum major, has enjoyed a successful year which has seen them advance from an inexperienced group to one that rates high in the county both from the standpoint of marching ability and performance. The Band, under the direction of Rex Jenkins has participated in many activities this past year. New uniforms were purchased in August and were worn for the first time in the marching band competition at the State Fair where the group placed twenty-fifth in a field of almost one hundred bands. In October they competed in the State Marching Contest at Southport and received a First Place rating. Officers of the Band include Ralph Chastain, President; Pat Johnson, Vice-President; Teddy Green, Secretary; Wanda Reding, Treasurer; Teresa Golden, News Reporter. ROW ONE: Pam Mason, Teresa Golden, Wanda Reding. ROW TWO: Morris Hull, Jim Dunham, Susie Green, Sue Woolley. ROW THREE: Cynthia DuPouy, Jim Bailey, Connie Banker, Judy Gates. ROW ONE: Margo Pollard, Steve Thurston. ROW TWO: Kay Ash- ton. ROW THREE: Leroy Wable. ROW FOUR: Mike Callahan. ROW ONE: Rosemary Johnson, Joyce Schuyler, Karen Dunham. ROW TWO: Joyce Bailey, Shirley Lawson, Pat Johnson, Ralph Chastain. ROW THREE: Janet Bailey, Dave Glass, Darwin Wood- ruff, Jerry Reding. 07«vi'iCen Jon Goodman (drum major), Elaine Stevens, Judy Silvey, Teddy Green, Louise Clock, Linda Armstrong. Fans have been thrilled during intermissions this year by the performances given by the nine girls below. They are Linda Armstrong, Elaine Stevens, Teresa Golden, Kay Denny, Judy Silvey, Margo Pollard, Louise Clock, Teddy Green, and Pam Mason. 7ev tt-4'- 'ZV ilii ROW ONE: Karen Glass, Shirley Hughes, Marian Hull, Linda Waltz, Darlene Ice, Donna Farmer, Leanna Nottingham, Sharon Armstrong, Jo Ellen Stanley. ROW TWO: Teresa Golden, Sue Woolley, Betty Jo Farmer, Patsy McMahan, Pam Mason, Glenna Street, Rosemary Johnson. ROW THREE: Teddy Green, Linda Armstrong, Connie Banker, Kay Denny, Elaine Stevens, Judy Silvey, Margo Pollard, Louise Clock. cotton, ROW ONE: Carol Robinson, Nancy Richards, Cinda Overdorf, Elaine Allen, Max Hannon. ROW TWO: Steven Pyle, Verne Anker, Donald Dunham, Dwight Gardner, Jerry Lee Clock, Tom Beher. ROW THREE: Linda Waltz, Billy Reding. Rex Jenkins, Director; Wanda Red- ing, Accompanist. 'rtytjA. School (P tO l The Choir's first public appearance this year was at the Christmas program held in the gymnasium. This told the story of Christmas with a modern twist. Several events followed in which the Choir played an active part. A few of the events were a combined Choir and Band Concert in March, the Madison County Choral Festival in April, and the biggest splash in Summitville was ' Accent On Varieties 1958. The theme for this show was, You're Invited to a Party. A couple of kids did a good job in the solo spots this year. Both Bev Pollard and Jack Tomlinson performed in these roles. The Choir officers were: Student Director, Bev Pollard; President, Ron Welborn; Vice-President, Judy Silvey; Sec- retary; Peggy Hiatt; Treasurer; Wanda Reding, and News Reporter, Judy Bogue. Su K HituiCCe Ann Melling, senior, was chosen to represent Summitville at the Mer- maid Festival held at Lake Webster. There were 52 beauty queens and 34 bands in the gala parade. UPTOWN BEAUTY CARMEL MANN Sixth Grade ARTHUR GOSSETT Math, Social Studies JIM KURTZ Social Studies MARLENE ERNEST English Physical Education Eighth Grade Sponsor LAV EL DA GOODMAN Home Economics Junior Sponsor ROSE SLAIN Business Education JIM STONE Drivers Training Physical Education DEBORAH GRANGER Spanish, English Freshman Sponsor DAIRY PRODUCTS EAST SIDE JERSEY DAIRY PHONE 7781 722 BROADWAY ANDERSON ALEXANDRIA BANKING COMPANY “Bank of Friendly Service” REID’S STUDIO MUNCIE BERG’S FLOWER SHOP ALEXANDRIA HIATT’S POULTRY MARKET 110 East Washington Alexandria This is an exterior view of our lumber yard office, which is one of the most modern in our state. Let us help plan your home and building projects. We maintain a complete line of lumber, building supplies, millwork, paint, hardware, tools, housewares, plumbing and electrical goods. We are quite proud of our newly decorated CARROUSEL SHOP, where you may find lovelv gifts for every occasion—leather goods, ceramics, linens, woodware and brass goods, clocks, lamps and costume jewelry. Come in and browse around at your leisure. Paul S. Smith President “SERVICE LUMBER COMPANY” FARMER’S COMMISSION COMPANY Muncie Stockyards Phone ATIas 4-3221 COCKERHAM MOTORS Authorized Buick Sales and Service Jim, Troy, Shirley, Rheta and Larry look over the features of these fine Farmall tractors at McMAHAN AND SON. State Road 9 Alexandria Phone 4-2573 TOP HAT DRIVE INN Alexandria Compliments of CENTRAL HARDWARE El wood JOHN’S FURNITURE Two Uptown Locations 1204 Meridian 8th and Main Anderson Compliment.' of STOKE'S FURNITURE GOBLE PRINTING CO. Greenfield Glen Lewis, Rep. HOWARD’S REXALL DRUG STORE ALEXANDRIA RECORD AND FLOWER SHOP DANNER’S 5 10 ALEXANDRIA Phone 42633 SEARS ANDERSON COLLINS IGA SUPER MARKET Gaston “The New In Shoes” FLEENERS DEPT. STORE MULLEN’S SHOE STORE 204 North Harrison Alexandria ALEXANDRIA HINTON AND KILGORE AZIMOV AND CULBERTSON Intersection 9 and 28 Alexandria Al exandria ROTHS ANDERSON JAMES MATTHEWS, INC. 1011-1013 Baldwin Marion Buick Sales and Service Compliments of BRUNING’S 5-10« STORE Summitville FAIRMOUNT IMPLEMENT COMPANY John Deere Sales and Service GATES Cathedral of Fashion 813 Meridian Street Anderson HAMMONS PLUMBING AND HEATING 112 North Anderson Elwood Phone W|. 8-4193 STAR CHINA COMPANY OZZ W. RELFE Moving Specialist Phone Wl 8-5333 Fairmount 902 Main Street Anderson Compliments of SUMMITVILLE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY FAIRMOUNT FEED AND GRAIN CO. Grinding and Mixing GOOD EARTH RESTAURANT Chinas and American Food 13 East 9th Street Anderson INDIANA AND MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Alexandria Phone Wl 8-4146 SKATELAND ROLLER PALACE Alexandria Music by Bill Blunk at the Pipe Organ CONN AND SELMER Band Instruments YOUNG AGES 220 North Harrison Phone 4-4083 BONHAM HOTEL Rates $2.50 - $3.50 El wood PHILLIPS MOTORS Harley Davidsons” 2311 Broadway Anderson Marion Alexandria WIB'S AUTO SERVICE Major Overhaul Wilson 8-4628 Fairmount THORN FEED AND POULTRY Phone 50-2 Summitville Today a high school diploma is as important as ever—but it is ONLY the beginning for young people who wish to moke a better way of life for themselves and their future families. That's why Delco-Remy Division of General Motors in Anderson, Indiana, urges every high school graduate to continue his or her education. There are two ways to do it: Either earn a college degree or take some type of specialized training. To help high school graduates who sincerely want to meet the ever-growing competition for better jobs, Delco-Remy offers five avenues of approach for a brighter tomorrow: College Scholarship Program Delco-Remy through General Motors every fall helps provide scholarships, each ranging from $200 to $2,000 per school year, to young men and women high school graduates entering colleges of their choice. College Co-operative Programs Delco-Remy every fall offers a number of male high school graduates the opportunity to earn college engineering degrees from either General Motors Institute of Flint, Michigan, or Purdue University. The students alternate their time between jobs at Delco-Remy and the college classroom. Engineering Design and Apprenticeship Programs Delco-Remy regularly employs male high school graduates who are assigned to either an engineering design program or to a skilled trades apprenticeship program. Eventually they become draftsmen, toolmakers, electricians, machine repairmen, tinsmiths and patternmakers. College Graduate Training Program Delco-Remy continually hires college graduates, with a variety of different degrees, who spend six months learning various phases of the business. At the end of the program they are given an assignment which embarks them on their career in industry. Specialized Office Job Program Delco-Remy is ever alert for high school graduates who, on their own, furthered their education through business colleges or specialized troining schools that equip them for better office jobs. Delco-Remy General Motors Corporation, Anderson, Indiana the PROMISE of the FUTURE from the PROGRESS of the PAST Eugene, Margaret, Joann, and Sue are watching a demonstration of the modern banking services of the GASTON BANKING COMPANY. Compliments °f DeLONG’S BEAUTY SHOP THACKERS PURE OIL Junction 232 and 67 Anderson Be Holsum! Look Holsum! Buy Holsum! DIETZEN’S BAKERY BAUMGARTNER'S Men’s Wear Alexandria MILLER MOTORS, INC. Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service “OK Used Cars Phone 4-4427 Alexandria R. I. NASH, D.V.M. Phone 8-4432 Fairmount RETZ for SPORTS Muncie ETCHISONS MEN'S WEAR Alexandria El wood r vJ THE RAPP COMPANY Anderson ALEXANDRIA BAKERY SNACK BAR P. N. HIRSH AND CO. Alexandria C. F. EMLING FERMEN’S Food Specialties Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-Wear 2305 W. Erie Street Chicago 12, Illinois Alexandria BARTON CLOCK F. RAY HULL AND SON Custom Combining and Trucking Alexandria ALEXANDRIA BURNS SWEEPER SHOP THE BOYS SHOP Hoover Sweeper Sales and Service 121 South Walnut Muncie Muncie BEATSON’S ALEX LAWSON MOTOR SALES Gaston FLanders 8-3351 EDWARDS REXALL DRUGS 105 South Main Street Fairmount JOSEPH A. GODDARD COMPANY Wholesale Groceries 1,2,3,4,5 ANDERSON SPORTING GOODS “If it’s for sport we hove it. 1028 Main Street LEESON’S “For all your apparel and accessories of dress.” El wood JONES STORE She has a price on her head. Summitville Phone 106 A. E. BOYCE COMPANY Complete Office Outfitters Muncie FARMER'S CITIES SERVICE PFAFF AUTOMATIC DIAL-O-STITCH SEWING MACHINES Muncie THE WHY STORE Elwood HINSHAW'S DRUG STORE El wood KLEINS SHOE STORE 11 For Better Shoes” Elwood COMMERCIAL BANK and TRUST Alexandria “Please, Mother, pay the man! SHOCK’S CLEANERS SUTTERS DAIRY PRODUCTS COTTERMAN S Anderson ALEXANDRIA RYBOLTS SPORTING GOODS R. E. BROBST Photo Supplies Alexandria LEEWIN FLORAL COMPANY Say it with Flowers Alexandria GASTON GOODRICH COMPANY Goodrich Feeds __________Goston__________ Alexandria Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPAN Elwood MELVIN BLACKBURN Breakfast as usual at Matt Hen- shaw's (Jerry Waller) house while Ruth (Ann Melling), his wife, seemingly accepts the fact that she ate breakfast without the company of her husband. The Henshaw's next door neighbor, Pete Porter (Howard Retherford), tinkers with the old family buggy. . . . and the girls are ready to go down town shopping. Beverly Pollard (right) played the leading role of Lilly Ruskin and Jerrie Silvey (left) portrayed Hilda Crocker, the half-cracked buddy of Lilly's who provided the audience with many laughs. Decemfi i Oricie Lilly Ruskin (Bev Pollard), a charming scatter-brain, and her sidekick. Hilda Crocker (Jerrie Silvey), managed to become involved in all kinds of scrapes. Lilly's daughter, Ruth Henshaw (Ann Melling), had the job explaining these adventures to her bewildered husband. Matt (Jerry Waller). The Henshaw's good neighbor with a joke for every occasion was Pete Porter (Howard Retheford). Things really began rolling when news of the engagement involving Lilly and Tom Anderson (Don Cruea), an ex-boyfriend, met disapprova by his overbearing mother, Mable (Rheta Webster). Meanwhile, Constance Kerby, the bridal consultant, (Shirley Hollingsworth) was making wedding plans. Lilly became involved in a wreck with Matt's boss, Gor- don P. Gridley (Troy Shaffer); he suedher.but in the end fell for her charms. Tom got jealous, Mother Mabel was run out of town; then Tom and Lilly reconciled which led to a great climax. 79 fjunion andSen con Pnont f$57 iLL CMIMNI PAT CLOCK JERRY WALLER ANN MELLINC Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Art and Layout Editor paul McConnell Proof and Rewrite SHIRLEY WILSON Typist BILL MILLER Typist RHETA WEBSTER Typist PAT JOHNSON Copy Writer PHYLLIS THURSTON Picture Identification CHARLES MOSSON Faculty Sponsor EDITOR’S MEMO: I'd like to sincerely thank Mr. Hanna and the Faculty for their co-operation in producing this book. Also, my gratitude to Reid's Studio, Muncie, and E. E. Brobst, Alexandria, who were helpful to the photo department. Naturally my parents de- serve the heartiest thanks of all. Their understand- ing and support will always mean a great deal to me. And, of course, I would like to thank my staff for doing such a fine job. s