Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

With heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for his untiring efforts, we, die Annual Staff of 1954, dedicate this yearbook to our retired principal, Mr. Lester T. Lee. Mr. Lee has devoted thirty-three years of his life in the Tell City Public Schools, fourteen of which he served as principal of our high school. He received his education from Central Normal College at Danville, Indiana, where he received his A. B. degree, and his M. A. degree was earned at Indiana Uni- versity at Bloomington. Mr. Lee is a man who well deserves the praise and respect of all who know him, DONALD LASHLEY, Treasurer WENDELL P. HURST Principal Hometown-Belle Union, Indiana LESTER T. LEE Commerce, Social Studies Hometown-Madison Indiana WILLIAM HOOPINGARNER Mechanical Drawing, Woodworking Hometown-Terre Haute, Indiana DOUVER B. LOFTIS Agriculture Hometown-Gainesboro, Tennessee IVAN SPRINKLE Social Studies Hometown-Tell City, Indiana ADA ROYAL Home Economics Hometown-Tell City, Indiana FREEMAN BEATTY English Journalism Hometown-Moores Hill, Indiana HUGH THRASHER Vocational Guidance Health Hometo wn-Chrisney, Indiana RAY KENNEDY Driver's training, Phy. Ed. Hometown-New Salisbury Indiana EDWIN CASSIDY Commerce Hometown-Bristow, Indiana JAMES CUMMINGS Biology Hometown-North Vernon, Indiana PAUL SILKE Music Hometown-Elberfeld, Indiana JIM ROOS Social Studies Physical Ed. Hometown-Dale, Indiana ARLIN McRAE English, Art Hometown-New Harmony, Indiana CHARLES LENTZ Math, Science Hometown -Milan, Michigan EDWARD PETER Math, Science Hometown-Tell City, Indiana PHYLUS DEANE Librarian, English Hometown-Bo orv llle, Indiana CALLA BLACK Science, Social Studies Home town - Derb y, Indiana EUGENE LOWE Commerce, Math Hometown-W. Terre Haute, Indiana RITA BOYLE Physical Ed. Health Hometown-Terre Haute, Indiana PAUL G. BREWSTER English, Dramatics Hometown-Stendal, Indiana. CHESTER SMITH Custodian ARCHIE ARNOLD Custodian HUGH THRASHER CALLA BLACK Advisors 0 j? i C € k 4 BOB ETTENSOHN, President BOB SEIBERT, Vice-President ALLEN KAST, Secretary RONNIE LAUTNER, Treasurer TJerteduitosiicui £atiAtdt siian OSCAR J. BALLIS, JR. Ozzie” 18 Majors: English, Math, Social Studies. Minor: Science, Basketball 2.3,4; Foot- ball 2.4; Track 1,2.3; Baseball 2.3,4; Senior Sales Staff 4. WALTER BASINGER •’Walt 17 Majors: English. Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science, Commerce, Industrial Arts. Intramural Basketball 3,4. JEAN LEE BEUMEL Beemal 18 Majors: Commerce, English, Home Ec. Minors: Band, Social Studies. Band 1, 2.3,4; Girls Chorus 3.4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 3.4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; An- nual Staff 4. DARLEITH KAY BLEDSOE Katie 17 Majors: Social Studies, English. Com- merce. Minor: Band. School Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 3,4; Flag Thrower 3,4; Dance Club 2. BONNIE JEAN BOGER Bonnie 17 Majors: Commerce, Social Studies. English. Minors: Band, Home Ec. Girls State 3; Assoc. Sagittarius Editor 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Jr. Sales Staff 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll. MARTHA JO BRIGGEMAN “Mert 18 Majors: English, Commerce, Home Ec. Music. Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Band 1,2,4; Girls’ Chorus 3,4; Band Council 2; Sec.-Treas. Pep Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Thespian 3; National Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4. DAVID E. BROTHERS Dave” 17 Majors: Social Studies. English, Indus- trial Arts. Minor: Commerce. CONSTANCE BROWN •'Connie' 18 Majors: English. Home Ec., Social Stud- ies. Minors: Commerce. Pep Club 2,3, 4; Girls Chorus 3;F.B.L.A. 3;HomeEc. Manager 3,4. JOSEPH HOWARD BUCHANAN Satch 18 Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Woodwork. Commerce. Pep Club 3.4; F. F.A. SUSIE LEA CHEN AULT Wootie 18 Majors: Commerce, Social Studies, Eng- lish. Home Ec. Annual Staff 4; Indiana History Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3. JOYCE ANN CONNOR “Shorty 18 Majors: Social Studies, English, Home Ec. Minors: Math, Science, Commerce. Pep Club 2,3,4; Indiana History Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 3,4; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4. CONSTANCE MARIE COLLINS Connie 18 Majors: Commerce. Home Ec., English. Minors: Social Studies, Band. Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer3;SalesStaff 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 3; Football Queen Attendant 4. NELDA MARIE CRAWFORD “Nel” 17 Majors: English, HomeEc.; Commerce, Social studies, Minors: Band. Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2.3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Dance Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Girls Chorus 3,4. MARTHA JEAN DAUBY “Little One 17 Majors: Home Ec., English, Commerce, Social Studies. Pep Club 2,3,4. Bas- ketball Queen Candidate 2,3,4; Basket- ball Maid ofHonor3;DanceClub2;Girls Chorus 3; Indiana History Club 3; Booster Club 1; Marksmen Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4. JOHN DAUBY “Maurice 19 Majors; English, Social Studies, Wood- work. Minors: Commerce. Cheer- leader 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Student Council 1. DAVID LEE DOOLEY “Duddy” 17 Majors: Math, English, Social Studies, Woodwork, Minor: Science. VICTOR EPPLE “Vic 19 Majors: English, Social Studies, Wood- work. Camera Club 4. ROBERT ETTENSOHN ••Bob 18 Majors: Woodwork, English. SocialStud- ies. Minor: Commerce. Cheerleader 3. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Pres. 3,4. FAITH EVRARD “Faithie 18 Majors: English, HomeEc.. Commerce. Minors: Band, Social Studies. Basket- ball Queen Candidate 1,2,3; Basketball Queen 2; Band 1,2,3.4; Band Council 3; Band Treasurer 4; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Dance Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4. JAMES FELTNER ••Bear 20 Majors: English, Social Studies. Cam- era Club 4; Pep Club 3,4. Football 1.2, 3,4. JACK FISHER Jackie” 18 Majors: English. Math. History. Foot- ball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Science Club4;Band 1,2; Marks- man Staff 4. VELMA FORD Twin 18 Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Ec. Minors: Math. G.A.A. 1,2. JACK GAITHER Jackie” 18 Majors: English, Math, Industrial Arts. Camera Club 4. PEGGY ANN GAYER “Peg” 18 Majors: English, Home Ec., Social Studies, Commerce. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F. B.L.A. 3.4; Student Librarian 4, Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM EUGENE GOFFINET “Tiger’1 18 Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Commerce. Pep Club 3,4. BARBARA GRATZER Barb” 17 Majors: English, Home Ec„ Commerce. Minors: Band, Social Studies: Band 1, 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Majoretter, 2,3,4; Band Librarian 4, Pep Band 1,4. Pep Club, 2.3,4; Booster Club 1; Girls Cho- rus 3,4. WALDEN GRUVER “Wally 18 Majors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Science, Math, Agriculture; Football 3,4. MARY MARGARET HANAWAY “Button 18 Majors: English, Commerce, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Band; Indiana History Club 3: F.B.L.A. 3, Annual Staff 4. LINDA M. HARPE Harpie” 17 Majors: English, Home Economics, Soc- ial Studies. Minors: Science. Pep Club 2,3,4; Booster Club 1; Marksmen Staff 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Annual Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Dramatics Club 3; Camera Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Chemistry Club 4. ROBERT HARPENAU Bob 17 Majors: English,Woodwork,Commerce. Minors: Social Studies, Science. Pep Club 1,2,3; Football 1; Marksmen Staff 4; Science Club 3. DONALD R. HEARST ‘•Don 18 Majors: Woodwork. SocialStudies, Eng lish. CAROLYN ANN HESS Bess 18 Majors: English, HomeEc., Commerce. Minors: Band, Social Studies. Fresh- man Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Football Queen 2; Football Queen Candidate 3,4; Basketball Queen Candi- date 1,2,3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Dance Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Girls’ State 3; Student Council 3; Booster Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Band 2,3,4; ROBERT EUGENE HESS Bob” 19 Majors: SocialStudies, English. Minors: Woodwork, Math, Commerce, Science. Freshmen Basketball; B-Team 1,2; Var- sity 3,4; Marksman Staff 4; Cross Coun- try 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4, SHIRLEY YVONNE HESSIG 'Tuttie 17 Majors: English, Music, SocialStudies, Home Ec. Indiana History Club 3; Girls Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sagittarius Staff 4. CHARLES BRUCE HINTON “Bruce” Majors: English, Music, History. Min- ors: Math, Science. Band 1,2,3,4; Section Leader 4; Drum Major 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Intramural 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Captain Mag- azine Subscription 4. WARREN K ALLBRIER “Warren 18 Majors: English, Social Studies, Wood- work, Science, Mathematics. B-Team Basketball 3; Chemistry Club3;Track3; Pep Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,4. ALLEN VINCENT KAST “ Allen 17 Majors: English, Social Studies, Wood- working, Minors: Math, Commerce, Science. Football 1; Track Mgr. 1; Football Mgr. 2,3,4; Basketball Base- ball Mgr. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1.2,3,4; Mgr. of Magazine Sales 3; Secretary of Class 4; Marksman Staff 4; Editor-in-chief of Sagittarius 4; Boy's State 3; Thespian 3. MARGARET KEOWN “Mag” 18 Majors: English, Home Ec„ History. Minor: Commerce. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4. DENNIS KESSANS “Denny” 17 Majors: Mathematics, Social Studies, English. Minor: Science. Student Coun- cil 3; Vice-President 3; Pep Club 2.3; Indiana History 3; Science Club 4. LARRY KREIG “Larry 18 Majors: Math, Social Studies, English, Music. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Captain 4; Student Conductor 4; Band Student Coun- cil 2; Student Council 2; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1.2;PresidentScienceClub 4; Photography Club 3; Science Club3,4. ROY ALBERT KUNARD “Roy 18 Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Commerce, Agriculture. FFA. BETTY SUE KUSTER “Susie 17 Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Music, Commerce, Math, Latin. Girls' Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4. Band 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Indiana History Club 3; Annual Staff 4. ELMER RONALD LAUTNER ••Ronnie” 18 Majors: English. Social Studies. Minors: Woodwork. Science. ClassPresident2,3. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Vice President FFA 3, President FFA 4. MARILYN JEAN MILLER “Marilyn 17 Majors: Home Ec„ Math., Social Stud- ies, English. Minors: Science, Com- merce. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Girls Chorus 3; Chemistry Club 4; Sen- ior Sales Staff 4; Marksmen Staff 3; An- nual Staff 4; Student Council 2. ASHLEY J. NEYENHAUS •’Jo-Jo Majors: Math., English, History. Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Science 4; Track 1; Baseball 1. CHARLES WAYNE NICHOLS Nick” 17 Majors: English, SocialStudies Minors Math.. Science, Woodwork. Pep Club 4 Basketball 3; Intramural Basketball 1 Marksmen Staff 4. LYNN BRUCE PAULIN “Pooch 17 Majors: Math, Social Studies, English, Commerce. Minors: Science. FBLA 3; Math Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Intramural Bas- ketball Captain 3; Freshman Basketball Marksman Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. WILMA SUE PEYTON Susie” 18 Majors: English, HomeEc.,SocialStud- ies. Minors: Commerce. GAA 2,3,4; Indiana History Club 3. GARY POEHLEIN ••Gary” 17 Majors: Woodwork, Math., Science, Eng- lish. Minors: Social Studies. MARY RUTH POEHLEIN “Ruthie” 18 Majors: Commerce, Social Studies, Eng- lish, Home Ec. Minors: Math, Band. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Indiana HistoryClub3; FBLA 3,4; Dramatics 3; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sagittarius Staff 4; Hon- or Roll 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN POEHLEIN “Pat 17 Majors: English, HomeEc.,SocialStud- ies, Commerce. Girls State 3; Football Queen 4; BasketballQieenCandidate2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Dance Club2; Marksman Staff 4; Girls Chorus 3; Indiana History Club 3; FBLA 3,4; Vice President of Class 2; Annual Staff 4. NINA ROTHGERBER Nina 18 Majors: Home Ec., Commerce, English, Social Studies. Girls’ Chorus 3.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3. MERRILL SATTERFIELD “Durango” 18 Majors: Social Studies, Math. Minors: Woodwork. Football 1,3; Intra-mural BasketbalL GLENWARD SCHROEDER “Glen 19 Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Woodwork, Agriculture. Pep Club 3,4; FFA 3. CHARLOTTE ANN SCOTT “Scotty 17 Majors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Math., Science, Latin. Basketball Queen Candidate 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President 4. ROBERT SEIBERT “Bob” 18 Majors: English, Math, Woodwork, Min- ors: Science, Social Studies. Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Student Council 3; Marksman Staff 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Asst. Sagittarius; Class Vice President 4. GLENDA FAYE SPRINKLE Glen 18 Majors: Social Studies, English. Home Ec. Minors: Commerce. F.B.L.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Home Ec. Manager 4; Marksman Staff 4. DOROTHY STEPHENS “Dottle” 17 Majors: English, Social Studies, Com- merce, Home Ec. Cheerleader 4; G. A.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4. RALPH STILES “Ralph 17 Majors: English, Social Studies. Minors: Woodwork, Science, Math. Track 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Football 3. MARTHA ELLEN STOCK AMP “Stuck 17 Majors: Math., Home Economics, Com- merce, English. Minors: Social Studies. Pep Club 2,3,4; Booster Club 1; Girls’ Chorus 3; Annual Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Dance Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; Maga- zine Sales Captain 3. TOBIN STOWE Toby” 18 Majors: Social Studies, English. Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Photography Club 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Dramatics 2,3. MARCELLA JOSEPHINE TANNER Marcy 17 Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies, Commerce. Minor: Math, GAA 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 2.3; F.B.L.A. 3; Home Economics Manager 3,4; Student Council 1; Annual Staff 4. CLARA CATHERINE WOLF “Clara” 17 Majors: English, Home Economics, So- cial Studies, Commerce. F.B.L.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Dance Club 2. BERT ALLEN WOLF “Bert” 18 Majors: Math., Social Studies, English, Industrial Arts. RONALD LEE YAGGI “Pepsi 18 Majors: English, Social Studies, Wood- work. Minor: Commerce. Track 1,3; Track Student Manager 2;CrossCountry 3; Indiana History Club 3; Junior Carni- val King 3; Intramural Basketball 1,3. WILFRED ZOLL “Pete” 19 Majors: Social Studies, English. Minors: Woodworking, Commerce, Agriculture. Football 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,3; Student Council 4. NAME NICK NOTED PET CHIEF IMAGINE NAME FOR PEEVE AMBITION (HIM OR HER) Oscar Ozzie Athletic Girls' Business Hating Ballis Ability Walks Ownership Women Walter Walt Not Liking English To Having A Basinger English Lovers Graduate Date Jean Beemal Yellow People Who Marriage Not Being Beumel Shorts Tell Lies Engaged Kay Katie Driving?? Boys!! I Airline Not Driving Bledsoe Hostess A HUDSON Bonnie Bonnie Working At Sociology Elementary Flunking Boger Dime Store Teacher Martha Jo Mert Sectional Studying!! Teach Building A Briggeman Parties Music Tennis Court David Dave Collecting Physical To Make Working Brothers Guns Education Straight A's Connie Connie Her Corny Louie Late Marriage Not Brown Jokes For Dates Talking Joe Buck Working At Girls!!! General in Managing Buchanan The A P Nat. Guard A P Susie Wootie Being People in Secretary to Not Riding Chenault Tall General Husband in Buick Constance Connie Eating Shorthand Airline With Collins Too Much A Ones Stewardess Blond Hair Joyce Shorty Writing Name Nurse With Connor Letters Shorty” Straight Hair Nelda Nel Eating Girls Who TO With A Crawford A Lot Lie Graduate Diamond NAME NICK NAME NOTED FOR Martha Dauby Little One Writing Letters Maurice Dauby Maurice Getting Out Of Work David Dooley Dudly Doing Nothing Victor Epple « Vic Good Driving Robert Ettensohn Cob Woodworking Ability Faith Evrard Faithie Fussing With Jim Jimmie Feltner Bear Teeth Jack Fischer Jackie Basketball Baseball Velma Ford Twin A Temper Jack Gaither Jackson Motorscoot- er Rider Peggy Gayer Peg Playing Sports Bill Goffinet Tiger Hot Rodding Barbara Gratzer Barb Eating Wally Gruver Wally Football PET PEEVE CHIEF AMBITION IMAGINE (HIM OR HER) The Army Being A War’”” Not Being Engaged Getting Detention Selling Cars Driving A Ford Working Navy Officer In Navy Physics Radio TV Walking A Girl Home Going To School Running A Store Without Maurice Bookkeeping To Fly A Jet Six Feet Tall Being Called Guromie To Have A Car Not Liking Marge To Go To College Not Going To New Boston Government Class To Get Married Without Marvin Hubert Ramsey To Become A Pilot Having A Date Going To School To Get Married Seen Before Heard Faye Sandage Get Arrested Not Going Steady People Who put on” Be My Husband's Bookkeeper Without Dale Loafing Getting Away From T. C. Being An A Student THUMBNAIL SKETCHI ES CON 1 NAME NICK NOTED PET CHIEF IMAGINE NAME FOR PEEVE AMBITION (HIM OR HER) Mary Button Driving Gossiping To be a Without Wilma Hanaway Ability People Secretary Linda Harpie Going Boys in Go to Nurse's Not Going Harpe Steady Service Training With Jim Robert Bob Selling Good morning Navy And Mr. Hurst Harpenau Ability Kiddies Career being friends Donald Don Sleeping Pepsi To Get Being Hearst In Class Married Principle Carolyn Bess Always hav- Bookkeeping Nurse Not Hess ing A Date Giggling Bob Bob Basketball Going to Radio Staying In Hess Ability School T. V. Study Hall Shirley Shirley Being School Marriage Shouting Hessig Quiet Bruce Bruce Music School Band Without Hinton Ability Director Betty Warren Warren Bandsaw Allen A in Physics • Without Vivian Kallbrier Work Kast Brock Allen Allen Paper Girls Success in Being 6'5H Kast Carrying Life Tall Margaret Maggie Always A Jealous To be a Not Keown Giggling Girl or Boy Nurse Talking Dennis Denny Working at Haven't Any Fly an Not arguing with Kessans The Ohio Airplane Mr. Lee Larry Larry Music Girls To have a 17 With some Krieg Ability Smoking Piece Band Money Roy Roy Driving Bookkeeping Work at Skipping Kunard Around Evansville School Betty Susie Writing Unfriendly Nurse With blond Kuster Letters People Hair Bill Bill Going Bookkeeping To be a Without Kuster Steady Class Coach Pat Ronald Elmer Flirting Girls Making a Hot Rodding his Lautner Fortune Motorcycle Marilyn Marilyn Living in Flirting College Living In Miller Sticks Girls Student Town Joanne Joan Hair Boys Dental Not Liking Morris Cut Assistant Evansville Joseph Jo-Jo Football Women Cadillac and a Working Neyenhaus Motorcycle Motorcycle Charles Nick Being School on Air Force Perfect Nichols Tardy Monday Morning Attendance THUMBNAIL SKETCHES CON'T NAME NICK NOTED PET CHIEF IMAGINE NAME FOR PEEVE AMBITION (HIM OR HER) Bruce Bruce Car Load Bossie To Be President Dancing Paulin Of Boys Teachers OfU. S. A. Wilma Sue Susie Short Going To Be a Not talking in Peyton Hair Steady Secretary Study Hall Gary Oscar Ability to Calling Miller Hobo Going Poehlein Get Questions Sexy Steady Mary Ruthie Bookkeeping Squeaky Passing Not saying Poehlein Ability Clarinetsl Shorthand Am I late? Patricia Pat Going Staying home Get a Job Without Bill Poehlein Barefoot Nights Joanne Joan Band Boys Teach Flirting with Roeser School Boys Nina Nina Diamond Flirts Marriage Not going Rothgerber Steady Merril Durango Doing Teachers Hunting A State Cop Satterfield Nothing Glen ward Glen Curley Bookkeeping To Get out of Flirting with Schroeder Hair School Girls Charlotte Scottie Flirting IU Basketball To be a Not Going to Scott Games Nurse IU Robert Bob Football Study Hall Mechanic Going with a Seibert Girl Glenda Glen T easing Boys that Dental Not Riding a Sprinkle Aren’t Manly Assistant Bus to School Dorothy Dottie Going Steady Bookkeeping To Get Without Stephens Shorthand Married Ralph Ralph Ralph 25tf Novels Physics Navy Perfect Stiles Attendance Martha Stuck Dancing Shorthand To Go As A School Stockamp To Paris Teacher Toby Tobe Sleeping in Nosey Marriage Staying Stowe World History Neigh bors Home Marcella Marcy Working at Bookkeeping Getting Not working on Tanner Rendezxous Class Rich Saturday Night Wilma Willie Height Short To Own a Without Winter Boys Drug Store Mary Clara Clara Going Government To Get Not going Wolf Steady Class Married With Bill Bert Bert Wavy All Girls Going Going to a Wolf Hair except Thelma Steady Dance Ronald Pepsi Drinking Girls Join 20 year man Yaggi Pepsis Navy Wilfred Pete Football Women To own a Living in Zoll Cadillac Alaska 'e nio% Now, as we near the end of our Senior year, let us take just one quick backward glance over our four years of high school. September 5, 1950, brought the beginning day of our Freshman year as one hundred and five mystified students trouped through the doors of our alma mater. Tell City High School. All of us were surrounded by the upper classmen offering to sell us the study hall books, physical education books, etc., which they had been persuaded to buy when they were green freshmen JUST LIKE US. Selecting our schedules and learning our way around seemed to be our greatest worries for die first few days. During the first week of school, Mr. Lee, our principal, called us together for our first class meeting to elect sponsors and officers. The officers elected were Ronald Lautner, Presi- dent; James Stephens, Vice-President; and Paul Mills, Secretary-Treasurer. Marcella Tanner and Jerry Hoesli were freshman Representatives to the Student CounciL For class sponsors we chose Mr. Duane Dolezal and Miss Thelma Terry. After having learned our way around we sponsored a Sock Hop on November 21, 1950. This was held in the Tell City High School Auditorium and music was by a Dixie Davis Combo. A class picnic was held at Lincoln City Park after we had finally paid our class dues at the end of that year. Exactly one hundred students returned for their sophomore year; only five less than the previous year. To begin the activities for our sophomore year we chose Mrs. Julia Graves Roberson and Mr. Andrew Taff to guide us. We also elected Ronald Lautner, President; Patricia Poehlein, Vice-President; and Robert Ettensohn, Secretary-Treasurer. Our Student Council Representatives were Marilyn Miller, Larry Krieg. and John Maurice Dauby. When October rolled around, we were confronted with the selection of class jackets. The traditional red and white Jackets were ordered with a variation or our own: a red and white corduroy lined with silver-gray water repellent fabric. On February 20, 1952, we sponsored a well-attended Sadie Hawkins Dance at the Moose Home. Music was by a Dixie Davis Combo with Robert Kreager as vocalist. Votes were sold who attended for the purpose of electing a queen, Anormalee Splater, and a king. Bill Jones. The conclusion of our sophomore year found us at Lincoln City Park enjoying the usual picnic. The year of 1952-53 brought eighty-five industrious students back to attend their junior year. At die first class meeting of that school year we selected Mr. Robert Kreager and Mr. James Roos as our sponsors to direct our activities. Also at this meeting we close as class officers: Robert Ettensohn, President; Dennis Kessens, Vice-President; and Connie Collins, Secretary-Treasurer. Elected as Student Council Representatives were Carolyn Hess, Robert Seibert, and Wilma Winter. In October of that year we ordered die customary class rings which were received in December. These rings represented all of the hard work which we had done in our high school days and were worn proudly, and will be for many years to come. Also in October the class presented the annual Junior Play. “Our Town”, a drama, was directed by Mr. Robert Kreager before a very large and appreciative audience. As other means of raising money we sold red and white “TC” ties and basketball schedule pencils; we sponsored a movie; conducted the Junior Amateur Hour and the Junior Carnival; and directed a Junior Magazine Sale campaign. To climax our first three years of high school, the Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the K of C Home. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Country Club with music by Dixie Davis and vocals by Mr. Robert Kreager. Concluding our Junior year was a picnic at Lincoln City Park which we enjoyed very much. Seventy-two determined seniors returned to realize their goal of receiving their diplomas. Miss Calla Black and Mr. Hugh Thrasher were chosen as our senior sponsors. Class officers were, Robert Ettensohn, President; Robert Seibert. Vice-President; Allen Kast, Sec- retary; and Ronald Lautner, Treasurer. Wilfred Zoll was elected Student Council Representative. The first major undertaking of this, our senior year, was the annual Magazine Sale. There was great competition between the two teams, the orange and the green, into which the class was divided. The orange team won with Robert Harpeneau and Gary Poehlein as high salesmen. Bruce Hinton and John Maurice Dauby were high salesmen for the opposing green team. Total sales were $1500, for which we received a plaque. Editor and associate editors were chosen soon afterward for our yearbook, the Sagitarrius. These officers were Allen Kast, Bonnie Boger, and Robert Seibert, Respectively. Committees for the various departments were chosen to begin work and gather information immediately. The Senior Play “Two Gentlemen and Verona” was given on Friday, April 23. This pro- duction was under die direction of Mr. Paul Brewster. On May 15 we were given a Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom atthe K of C Home.These occasions were very well attended and very much appreciated by those who did attend. Baccalaureate was held Sunday, May 23. in the Tell City High School Auditorium. Reverend E. C. Ringer, of Tell City, was the principal speaker. Monday, May 24, was the Senior Class and Awards Day. The traditional trip to Chicago was taken Tuesday and Wednesday, May 25, and 26. Commencement was held May 2«, in tne Tell City High School Auditorium. Doctor J. A. Raney, Superintendent of the Indiana School for the Deaf was the guest speaker. The TCHS band played the processional and recessional marches as well as other selections throughout the exercises. The Class colors selected were blue and white; the class flower, the American Beauty Rose, and the class song with the melody, Till Then . As we received our diplomas we were all thinking back over our four years of high school; we were reliving our joys and our sorrows, our happy moments and our sad moments. Depart- ing, we leave this message to our underclassmen: Today Decides Tomorrow. • • • CAST • • • Prison Matron.......... BaUff.................. Judge Heath............ District Attorney Flint. . His Secretary............. Defense Attorney Stevens His Secretary.......... Clerk of the Court..... Karen Anradre.......... Dr. Kirkland........... Mrs. John Hutchins..... Hoer Van Fleet......... Elmer Sweeney.......... Nancy Lee Faulkner . . . Magda Svenson.......... John Graha Whitfield . . Jane Chandler.......... Sigurd Iungquist....... Larry Regan ........... Roberta Van Rensselaer Stenographer.............. Director............... .... Norma Wittman ......Tommy Cheek ..........Jim Hudson ......Jerry Thomas ..........Pat Miller ........Gary Becker .......Faith Evrard .........Vic Berger Martha Jo Briggeman ,... Richard Alwardt ......Judy McNeely , . . . . George Lorenz ......Wally Gruver ......Bonnie Boger ........Dot Alwardt ........Bruce Hinton ........Kitty Hubbs .. . . David Ettensohn ... Lewis Schwering . . . . Sammie Hargis , .... Joanne Roeser ,. Mr. Paul Brewster MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Looked Then JOYCE CONNER CAROLYN HESS WARREN KALLIBRIER BETTY SUE KUSTER BONNIE BOGER TOBY STOWE FAITH EVRARD BARBARA GRATZER MARTHA JO BRIGGMAN JEAN BEUMEL JACK FISCHER tuento I, Oscar Bailis Jr., bequeath my athletic abilities to David Glenn. I, Walter Basinger, bequeath my liking for English to Larry Parker. I, Jean Beumel, bequeath my ability to go steady to Betty Peter. I, Kay Bledsoe, do will and bequeath my ability as flagthrower to some deserving, green freshmen. L Bonnie Boger, bequeath my ability to cook hotdogs to John Collignon. He rather likes them. I, Martha Jo Briggeman, bequeath my nickname, Mert’ , to Martha W a thin, so there will always be a ’’Mert around. I, David Brothers, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my love for school to Richard Alvey. I, Connie Brown, bequeath my hilarious laugh to any underclassman who wants to be heard as will as seen. L Joe Buchanan, bequeath my light hair to Larry Sodrel so he can be a blonde. I, Susie Chenault, bequeath my enormous appetite to Linda LaGrang. A little more won’t hurt, kid. L Connie Collins, bequeath my position as majorette to Joan Collins so she won’t have to memorize music. I, Joyce Ann Conner, bequeath my natural curly hair to Mary Ruth George. L Nelda Crawford, bequeath my ability to go steady with a boy from Chrisney to Kitty Hubbs. L Martha Dauby, bequeath my daintiness to Judy Fecthman. We, Bob Ettensohn and Maurice Dauby, bequeath our cheerleading abilities to some bright, energetic underclassman. L David Dooley, bequeath my ability to keep my mouth shut around bigger boys to David Leitner. He needs it. I, Vic Epple, hereby bequeath my old Study Hall book to Leo Dauby to use as he sees fit. Good luck, Leo. L Faith Evrard, bequeath my ability to get on the honor roll to Bernard Herman. H id I, Jimmie Feltner, bequeath my beautiful teeth to Bernerd Froehlich. I, Jack Fischer, bequeath my ability to type to Louis Schwering, as he needs all he can get, I, Velma Ford, bequeath my temper to who ever wants it. It isn’t doing me any good. 1, Jack Gaither, bequeath my motor scooter to Mr. Lentz, so he won’t have to walk to and from schooL I. Peggy Ann Gayer, bequeath my ability to play basketball to Eva Kleeman. I, Bill Goffinet, bequeath my job at Kleeman's to anybody who loves work. I, Barbara Gratzer, bequeath my position as majorette to Sammie Hargis. I, Wally Gruver, bequeath my ability to see humor in Mr. Peter’s Jokes to anyone who doesn’t laugh in his Physics class. I, Mary Margaret Hanaway, bequeath my ability to be a good cook to the bachelor teachers of T.C.H.S. I, Linda Harpe, bequeath my ’40 Chevrolet to anyone who is sucker enough to take it. I, Donald Hearst, bequeath my ability to drive my brother’s truck to Wayne Sablehause. He won’t have to walk to Shirley’s house every day then. I, Caroyln Hess, bequeath my cheerleading ability to Sammie Hargis. I, Bob Hess, bequeath my ability to be center on die basketball team to Gerald Price. If he eats enough wheaties, he can do it. I, Shirley Yvonne Hessig, bequeath my bashfullness to Mary Ruth George. I, Bruce Hinton, bequeath my position as band major to Freddie PowelL I, Warren Kallbrier, bequeath my ability to drive carefully and avoid accidents to some young deserving chap. I, Allen Kast, do will and bequeath my ability to be student manager to any sucker who will take it. Namely John Collignon. I, Margaret Keown, bequeath my ability to get a diamond to June Beard. I, Denny Kessens, bequeath my Job as doorman at the Ohio Theater to Bill Hendrickson. I, Larry Krieg, bequeath my musical ability to Joe Hudson. I, Roy Kunard, bequeath my ability to get an A in conduct to Paul Schroeder. I, Betty Sue Kuster, bequeath my position as flute player in the band to LaVonne DuPont. I, Bill Kuster, bequeath my athletic abilities to Henry Ford. I, Ronnie Lautner, bequeath my ability to mess up experiments in Chemistry to any poor sucker who would like to blow himself up. I, Marilyn Miller, bequeath my southern accent to Marilyn Wald, it fits the name. I, Joanne Moris, will my haircut to George Lorenz. Good luck kid. I, Ashley Neyenhaus, bequeath my height and weight to Gerald Price, so he can be seen more easily. I, Wayne Nichols, bequeath my colledtion of twenty-five cent novels to Kenny Poehlein. I, Bruce Paulin, bequeath my ability not to go steady to anyone thinking they can do it. L Sue Peyton, bequeath my ability to get and hold a boy friend to Pat Beren. F rom what I hear she really needs it. I, Gary Poehlein, bequeath my job at Woodcrafters to Earl Loney, so he will have enough money to quit bumming cigaretts. I, Mary Ruth Poehlein, bequeath my noisyness to Carolyn ZolL I, Pat Poehlein, bequeath my ability to stand on my nose and wiggle my toes to Jemma Herman so she can attract a boy friend. I, Joanne Roeser, bequeath my place in the cornet section of the band to Margie Howe. 1, Nina Rothgerber, bequeath my small waistline to Mar Ruth George. I, Merril Saner field, bequeath my Mathematical brain to Mr. Peter. I, Glenward Schroeder. bequeath my ability to play hooky and not get caught to my brother, Paul Schroeder. L Charlone Scott, bequeath my place in the senior class to Dot Allwardt, so she can go on the senior trip with Jack. I, Bob Seibert, bequeath my hunting ability to Kenny (Peanuts) Poehlein. He needs it, I, Glenda Sprinkle, bequeath my ability to not talk in study hall to Mary Spencer. I, Dorothy Stephens, will my ability to get along with the Student Body to Mr. Hurst. 1, Ralph Stiles, bequeath my ability to understand Physics to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Martha Stockam, bequeath my D.A. haircut to Christine Streenz. I, Toby Stowe, bequeath my ability to type to the future typing classes. I, Marcella Tanner, bequeath my ability to write letters to Mary Ruth George so that she can get that fellow in Texas to write more often. I, Wilma Winter, bequeath my height to Mr. Hoop ingarner so he can be seen in the halls. I, Bert Wolf, bequeath my natural curly hair to anyone who wants it. I, Clara Wolf, bequeath my natural curly hair to Helen Anderson. I, Ronnie Yaggi, bequeath my nickname Pepsi” to anyone who deserves it. I, Pete Zoll, bequeath my ability to play football and brown-nose the coaches to Bernard Herman. ADVENTURES) jk AMtfRKAfl !iite6ature r 'tDWo'k KCUtY I Hi G m S f OIHl ANfHl ! I, ; r; • r 'BOWMA'Nr ( BURNHAM ' SCHRAMM' HARCQURT BRACE • ANtf CO.'. PAN Pictured above is the junior class, they are: ROW ONE, from Left to Right: Betty Delaisse, Catherine Harpenau, Betty Schroeder. Norma Hinton, Pat Miller. Pat Birchler, Norma Wittman. Dorothy Jones, Jane Beard. Bobbie Jean Young. Dot Allwardt, Judy McNeely, Donna Hilgenhold, Mr, Arlin McRae, Class Sponsor. ROW TWO: Mary George, Shirley Lawrence, Judy Kellams, Agnes Harpenau, Eva Kleeman. Margie Kellams. Alberta Dauby, Marilyn Wold, Marlene Kleeman, Carla DeLoriea, Jeanene Harpenau, Joe Sue Eades. ROW THREE: Joe Schaefer, John Voges, Lorna Freeman. Mildred Trible, Helen Nolan, withdrawn: Jemma Hermann, Betty Peter, LaVonne DuPont, Linda LaGrange, Roberta Mulzer. and Rovillia Epple. ROW FOUR: Earl Ettensohn, Earl Krieg, Paul Schroeder, Margie William- son, withdrawn; Sue Hall, Lynda Blandford, Marguerite Hicks, Aloysius Briggeman, Doug Young, Gene Hartz, Bill Peter, and Faye Huebschman. ROW FIVE: Archie Mallory. Bill Little, Ronnie Hudson, Dennis Bays, James Thomas, Hubert Ramsey, Ray Alvey, Gary Harpe, Warren Mont- gomery, Bob Harpenau, Harry Coultas. ROW SIX: Roger Taylor, Kenny Poehlein, Charles Wilgus, John Collignon, Howard Leistner. Wayne Sablehaus, David Leitner, withdrawn; Marvin Hicks, Vic Berger, Lewis Schwering. George Lorenz IL ROW SEVEN: Ray Davis, Leroy Dick- man, Bob Dickman, Cecil Weed man. Allan Cassidy, Jerry Backer, Bill Cronin, Irvin Daum, Her- man Brune, James Hudson. ROW EIGHT: Milton Strenz, Alfred Lottes, Jan Holtzman, Wayne Braun, Don Falls, Bernard Hermann, Dick Winchell, and Bob Dutchke. ROW NINE: Charles Hess, Kenny Oiick, Bernard F roelich. The following juniors were absent when the above picture was taken: J. D. Glenn, Don Goffinet, Eldon Hammack, Lloyd Hauser, Leroy Hempfling, Gayle Hessig, Nancy Jenkins, Russel Kahler. Verna Kuntz, Ty McDanieL Gail Petrie, Caroline Zoll, Larry Sodrel, and Mr. Hoopingarner, Class Sponsor. ft. Jt' L- vfl 1 i mi i w V. 4 The Junior class started the 1953-54 school year with 112 students. The first business to be taken up was the select- ion of sponsors and officers. The spon- sors were Mr. McRae and Mr. Hoopin- garner and the officers were James Thomas, president; Charles Hess, veep; and Dot AUwardt, secretary-treasurer. Perhaps the most successful and profit- able activity of the year was the Junior Carnival. Another annual event which was enjoyed by all was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom which was held at the K of C home. As a climax to this year, the class went to 1-incoln State Park for their class picnic. Pictured above is the sophomore class, they are: ROW ONE, from Left to Right: Bill Henderickson, Curtis Brown, Ronald Olberding, George Howell. Earl Loney, David Glenn, Oral Gobel, Dale Seibert, Jerry Sablehaus, Ronald Powers, Lee Eddie Peter, Bill Everly, Larry Beatty, Bill Blandford. ROW TWO: Maxine Howell, Joan Collins, Sharon Amos, Linda Kuntz, Elsie Bauer, Linda Ramsey, Coretta Burris, Kitty Hubbs, Martha Wathen, Jane Backer, Kay Peyton, Doris Crawford, Janet Ramsey, Wilmetta Kleeman, Sharon Jenkins. ROW THREE: Mr. Jim Roos, Class Sponsor; Suzzanne Savage, Linda Hoesli, Regina Kleeman, Maytha Jarboe, Irene Anderson, Roberta Hauser, Judy Wold, Mary Spencer, Loretta VanWinkle, Joyce Sanders, Ann Strobel, Miss Phyllis Deane, Class Sponsor. ROW FOUR: Mary Hargis, Mary Goffinet, Judy Fechtman, Faye Sandage, Judy Merimee, Sharon Lauer, Janet Brite, Rose Schaad, Zelda Hanaway, Linda Sanerfield, Barbara Ludwig, Betty Howe, Betty Hughes. ROW FIVE: Mary Wind, Doris Amos, Raymond Sifrig, Don Clark, David Ettensohn, Donald Kieser, Donald Kuntz, Henry Ford, Robert Braun, Richard Alvey, Ronald Kress. ROW SDC: Robert L. Harpenau, Gary York, Don Shellenberg, Jerry Etienne, Bill Chur chill, Paul Peter, Gerald Price, Andy Neyenhaus. ROW SEVEN: Gene Rowe, Harry Buchanan, Walter Sturgeon, Charles Wheeler. Ronald Kieser, James Wheatley. ROW EIGHT: Porter Davis, Joseph R. Hudson, Leo Dauby, Andrew Terry, Larry Parker, Richard Dooley, John Rothgerber, with- drawn. Thefollowing sophomores were absent when the above picture was taken: James William- son, Fred PowelL and Delores Gramelspacher. SOPHOMORE HISTORY SOPHOMORES The Sophomore class started their sec- ond year with 92 returning fromthepre- vious year. At the first class meeting Miss Deane and Mr. Roos were chosen as sponsors. The officers were Faye Sandage. president; Don Clark, weep-, Sammie Hargis, secretary-treasurer. The first big undertaking was the order- ing of class jackets which they received in the latter part of February. The class sponsored a school basketball tourna- ment, _ which was their first profitable enterprise. The annual class picnic was held at Lincon State Park. The class finished the year with 87 students. innm MALLORY AflCQURT, BRACE ANd 'COMPANY Pictured above is the Freshmen class. Richard Allwardt, Sharon Alvey, Linda Amos, Helen Anderson, Robert Arnold, Charles Ball, George Ball, Mildred Ball, Donald Ballis, Calvin Batie, William Beard, Gary Becker, Pat Beren, Charles Blackford, John Blandford, Pauline Bockhold, Alice Boger, Allen Boger, Sandy Branch, Jan Braun, Larry Brown, Paul Bruggenschmidt, Don Bruner. Carlos Brunner. Walter Conner, Raymond Craft, Mona Craig, Wanda Craw- ford, Mary Cronin, Mary Cunningham, Diane Darden. Emma Dauby, Gary Davis, Virgil Davis, John Dersch, Sharon Dickman, Mary Dooley, Lewis Duncan, Gene Dutschke, Robert Eades, Lorna Eger. Edward Elder, Sharon Ellis, Sharon Feix, Jacqueline Finch. David Fischer, James Flamion, Janet Flamion, Betty Ford, Christine Freeman, Joan Frieler, Rosie Gaesser, Norma Gayer, Jerry Gilliland, Paul Glenn, Amy Goffinet, Lloyd Hagedorn, Phillip Hagedorn, Helen Hammack, Ann Hargis, Connie Harpe, Donald Harpe, Alberta Harpenau, Martin Harpenau, Mary Harpenau, Teresa Harpenau, Roberta Hauser, Regina Hendershot, Ella Hermann, Darel Hess, Eugene Hicks, Peggy Hicks, Alice Hilgenhold , Peggy Horlander, Dora Howard, Margie Howell, Joe Hudson, Joy James, Brenda Karney, Claude Kellems, Richard Kellems, Henry Kempf, Katherine Keown, John Kessler, Bernard Kleeman, Robert Kramer, Dick Kron, Bill Kruse, Shirley Lahee, Jimmy Lechner, Shirley Lemaire, Murrill Litherland, August Marshall, Gary McMahon Wilma Miller, Curtis Mosby, George Moshenek, Wanda Mullis, Carol Newton, Ann Oberhausen, Judy Olberding. Bill Parker, Clifford Paulin, Pat Paulin, John Peter, Ruth Peter, Clara Phaen. Ray Poehlein, Charles Polston, Carlos Ramsey. Jane Rhodes, Stephen Ringer, CarolynRogier, AlbertRothgerber, Bill Rudy. Violet Sandage, Lynda Schank, Larry Schauberger, Ronald Schriefer. Donald Seamon, Helen Seibert. Joan Sergesketter, Ray Sibrel, Clarence Sims, Ronnie Smith. Melva Splater, Myrtle Stephens, Ray Stephens, Wanda Stewart, Christine Streenz, Charles Strobel, Clifford Tapley, Hilda Tate, Darryl Taylor, David Taylor, Ranon Thomas, David Thompson, Richard Timberlake, Ronald Trible, O’Neil Tucker, Rilla Ward, Betty Werner, Betty Williams, Myrtle Wint, Clarence Wolf, Bobby Zoercher, Martha Zoll. L-rJl “ f FRESHMEN HISTORY The Freshmen entering our high school last September totaled 149. This is the largest number ever to enroll in our high school in one class. The Freshmen chose Mr. Lowe and Mr. Sprinkle as their sponsors. The class officers were Gary Becker, president; August Marshall, veep;Lorna Eger, sec- retary; Bill Parker, treasurer. The class athletic accomplishments were outstanding this year. Mr. Cummings coached the football squad to 2 wins and 1 loss. He also directed the basketball team to 9 wins and 3 losses. r The Freshmen cheerleaders were Rose Gaesser, Sandra Branch, and Ann Ober- hausen. The girls did very well. The annual class picnic was held at Lincoln State Park. 1st Semester Marksman staff, pictured above: Co-Editors Bob Hess and Martha Dauby: Circulation, Bruce Paulin; Grade Schools, Wayne Nichols; Exchange, Gayle Hessig; Business Manager, Connie Brown; Sports, Jack Fischer; and Merril Satterfield; Features, Yvonne Zoll and Pat Poehlein; Multigraph Oper- ators, Bob Seibert, Dot Allwardt, and Kay Peyton; and Artist, Allen Kast. 2nd Semester Marksman staff, no picture available: Co-Editors Bob Hess and Nelda Crawford; Circulation, Nina Rothgerber; St. Paul. Joan Collins; Franklin, Janet Brite; Newman, Bob Ertensohn; High School, Jean Beumel; Sports, Jack Fischer; Exchange, Peggy Gayer; Business Manager, Gayle Hessig; Features, Glenda Sprinkle, Clara Wolf, and Charlotte Scott; Multigraph operators. Bob Seibert, Dot Allwardt, Kay Peyton, and Allen Boger; Jokes. John Dauby and Bob Harpenau; and Artist, Allen Kast. STUDENT COUNCIL GIRLS' PHYSICAL ED. MULTIGRAPH OPERATORS KING 0 nd QUEEN 9eutd MARKSMAN BAND HISTORY The Marksman Band of 1953-54 is made up of 78 members, including 16 seniors. In the spring of 1953, the members elected for the band council, Larry Krieg, Captain, Faith Evrard, Treasurer, and as class representatives - -Jean Beumel. Jerry Backer. Sammie Hargis, and Sandy Branch to lead them through the year. In the fall the band was kept busy practicing for the home football games, the first year for li- man competition. In October, they set to work practic- ing for the marching contest held at Dale where they came back with a Division I rating. The annual Christmas concert was held on December 22 and the Spring concert was on May 7. In November the band was invited to march in an opening Christmas season parade in Owensboro, and on December 30, they played for the All-American Basketball Tournament at the Sportcenter in Owens- boro. Both of these events brought praise to the band and to the director. In the spring, the band left on a concert tour through Kentucky and Tennessee and presented con- certs at DanviUe and Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, and at Harriman, Tennessee. They toured the Old Ken- tucky Home” at Bardtoen, went through the Atomic Energy Museum at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, saw Cumber- land Falls, and went through the Smoky Mountains; the tour proved to be very successful. The band com- pleted its year by marching in Evansville for an Armed Forces Day Parade on May 14. The Marksmen football team has successfully completed its first season in the S. L A. C. under the direction of head coach Jim Roosand two capable assistants Jim Cummings and Ray Kennedy. The competition is much stronger in the S. L A. C. but the Marksmen held their own. They finished the season with a 3-5 record. With most of the team members returning plus a very promising freshmen squad the outlook is very good. GOOD LUCK, Marksmen. This was Mr. Roos first year as head football coach in Tell City. Mr. Roos, a graduate of Evansville College, succeeded Mr. Augie Lambert who has accepted a coaching job in California. BILL KUSTER, Captain Keep going. Jack I ! Don't stop, we ve just started. How is night flying, Bob? ? .? It's a first down, now for a touchdown, Mt. Bemon Richland Bicknell Memorial Bosse Boonville Reitz Cannelton Winslow Dal e Huntingburg Oakland City New Albany Jeffersonville Jasper Princeton Rockport Washington Sectional Holiday Tourney Memorial Mater Dei 56 51 46 41 69 44 56 55 79 58 49 54 92 81 78 57 66 87 40 40 55 67 48 Hit it. Ozzic. I -BASKETBALL- IN -ACTION- I Charlie got that tip. Where is the ball? Tip it in. Bob. The Marksmen score again. GOOD YEAR BATTIRIIS-TIRIS-ACCESSORICS WEBB BROTHERS SERVICE STATION Lafayette Main Compliments of Shell Products WESTERN AUTO ASS. STORE Ph. 734-W Tell City LAUER FLORAL CO. •ornte .-mi •vuoum o� coc cot co � m k TELL CITY, IND. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Say it with Lauer's flowers Compliments of SNYDERS JEWELRY STORE Tell City, Indiana Gifts to Last HEINZLES JEWELERS Diamonds Watches Jewelry SNYDERS DRUG STORE Cannelton, Ind. WERNER DRUG STORE (QjalqreenX Drugs-Sodas Sandwiches Cosmetics 627 Main Phone 278 mioms- T. C. GARAGE and MACHINE WORKS WERNER MOTOR COMPANV Indiana’s Oldest Ford Dealer There’s a Compliments Of Machine Shop your future! US£D Phone 100 or 105 CARS MERCURY 8 Compliments Compliments Of The Of OHIO VALLEY GAS CO. OHIO VALLEY LUMBER CO. SERVEL wfym MMilill.niH Tell City, Indiana ROpER Congratulations To The Seniors Of “54” KREISLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Quality Building Materials Since 1870 Phone 134 Compliments Of LIPP’S HOME FURNISHERS Compliments Of GERBERS FURNITURE STORE General Electric Appliances Perry County’s Oldest, Largest And Most Modern Furniture Store Main and Jefferson Tell City, Indiana Congratulations, Class of ’54 TELL CITY CONCRETE SUPPLY 333 C«sci� :tk • fcHXEII Gravel Sand Your Concrete Building Supply Dealer North Tenth Street Tell City, Indiana Igp V atifou t, Compliments Congratulations Class of “54” Of LOYAL ORDER OF E. and 0. V. RY. MOOSE Lodge No. 1424 Tell City, Indiana Tell City, Indiana Qrocers Baking For Your Insurance Needs Company INOOMPOM ATKO 709 Main Street IRVIN J. EVRARD THE JYoneyJ rust BAKERS Owensboro, Kentucky Phone 152 Insurance Agency Fire-Automobile-Casualty Bonds aaaa® Compliments of THE BLUE CASTLE “House of Coney’s” Fountain Service Sandwiches and Soup Orders over $ 2. 00 delivered free Ph. 707 7th Franklin 24 Hour Ice Service Red Goose Shoes Half the fun of having feet For Boys and girls From Crib Through College BRUGGINSCHMIDT’S DEPT. STORE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK AS PROVIDEO IN THE BANKING ACT Of 1933 “Our Service Makes Friends” It's Possible to Find YOUR SECURITY At the Bottom of the Sea BUT YOU'LL BE SURER BY SAVING AT TELL CITY NATIONAL BANK Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of ’54 DAUBY MOTOR COMPANY Compliments Of WILLIAM TELL WOODCRAFTERS. INC. Compliments Compliments FEEDS A H TRUCK LINE Compliments of HUBERT SCHIPP Builder Of Fine Homes Jgg« S$%CMTV ALVEY BROS. CLEANERS Phone 16 Our Dry Cleaning Keeps New Things New 35 Years of Dry Cleaning Compliments of DAUBY’S Department Store 11th Street Tell City Congratulations Class of ’54 Compliments Of THE K of C CLUB DELUXE CLEANERS Over 20 Years of Experience Small Repairs And Alterations Phone 630 510 Main Street Next to the Post Office Compliments of Marine Division Tell City, Indiana MAXON CONSTRUCTION Southern Indiana Compliments of GLENN'S MARKET REC Inc. High Quality - Low Prices Compliments MOSBY FLORAL COMPANY 647 11th St. Ph. 271 FISHERS SUPPLY SHOE STORE Compliments of LAUER BEAUT'V SHOP Phone 108 507 Main Street DICK'S TIRE SHOP 715 Franklin Street Phone 7 We Hurry yirestone TIRES Compliments Of FREDERICKS .05 to $ 1 GOOD FRIENDS SHOP Tell City’s most Distinctive Store GNAU DAIRY Pasteurized Milk Products Tell City Ph. 77 11th St. Compliments Of PERRY COUNTY AMERICAN LEGION Compliments Of OBERHAUSENS INC. Plumbing-Heating-Wiring Phone 164 WILLIAM TELL HOTEL Good Food Friendly Atmosphere Compliments Of GERBER OIL COMPANY Distributors of SHELL Products Cannelton, Indiana SCOTTIES SHEET METAL ROOFING Furnace Cleaning and Repairing Roof Repairing and Painting Gutters and All Pipes Call 360 Tell City, Indiana SNAPPY GRILL Main Street A SNACK OR A SACK FPXGET BECKER’S SHOES MARY RUTH’S Ladies Fashions 626 Main Phone 4 Compliments Of v CASSIDY BROTHERS WITTMER The Exclusive Men’s and Boys’ Store Compliments Of TURK AND DAVES BARBER SHOP flltW WAN1 Compliments Of GRUELICHS MARKET Phone 316 1207 Main St. DAUBY’S HARDWARE STORE We are always happy to serve you! True Value Hardware 4 QUALfrp C AND CURT DAUBY APPLIANCE COMPANY SALES and SERVICE Phone 538 Ninth and Tell Street Tell City, Indiana BAY SINGER BROS. SERVICE STATION Gas-Oil-Lubrication Tires and Battery 12th Payne St. Phone 434 Tell City, Indiana TOM'S BODY SHOP COMPLETE BODY WORK AND PAINTING GENERAL REPAIRING Thomas Jarboe, owner TELL CITY, INDIANA THE MODEL DEPARTMENT STORES Compliments Your Purina Dealer Across Tell from High School ED ED’S FRUIT CENTER SCOTTIES SHEET METAL ROOFING Furnace Cleaning and Repairing Roof Repairing and Painting Gutters and All Pipes Call 360 Tell City, Indiana “Where Fruits and Vegetables are a MALONE’S SERVICE STA. 9th St. Tell City 1348 Main Street Wholesale and Retail SCHAEFER and PAULIN NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY of Tell City, Inc. The Tell City News (Every Friday) The Cannelton News (Every Wednesday) Printers-Publishers-Stationers Congratulations Congratulations Class of ’54” Class of ’54’’ SWISS STUDIO THE FISCER CHAIR COMPANY jfii Tell City, Indiana Phone 222 Main Street Tell City, Indiana Compliments °f Compliments of RHODES FOOD MKT. 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