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

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Seniors of 1958 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Beverlee Heitkemper, Carole Kroessman, Dorothy Casey, Billie Jo Kessner, Linda Powell, Lynn Wheeler, Sandy ?ean.na n° d- Linda Haller, Charlotte Goffinet, Judy Poehlein Bays, Regina Holman, Louise Kleeman and Mary Peter. SECOND ®ea J Hubbs, Jean Sandage Goffinet, Clara Dilger Kuntz, Carol Jo Schaefer, Peggy Kleaving, Jean Askins, Judy Elder Wittman Pat Goffinet, Lana Dartt, Judy Sibrel, Dot Hauser, Hettie Wolf and Carole Saalman. THIRD ROW: Nancy Wold, Barbara Wathen Jim ’ Brewer, Connie LeRoy, Allen Goffinet, Neil Mulzer, Jake Hoffman, Alvin Howe, Ray Peter, LeRoy Strobel, Paul Strobel, Linda Taylor and Bonnie Albin. FOURTH ROW: Judy Bledsoe, Diana Splater, Gary Feltner, Denny Hendershot, Jack Huebschman, David Voges Larry Brown, Clem Harpenau, Harvey Harpenau, Betty Ramsey, Anna Mary Hall, Martha Wind and Mary Alice Stephens. FIFTH ROW- Jerry Birchler, Darrel Hargis Don Schxoeder, Ray Phelps, Ed Elder, Jerry Quick, Jim Smith, Pat Hoesli, Gary Bretz, David Herman, Jim Stuts- Ari1°ld’ Corner Henning. SIXTH ROW: Bob Wetzel, Don Arnold, Darrel Phelps, Dennis Alvey, Ramon LeRoy, Larry Fendel Williain Crockett, Arthur Cunningham, David Beatty, Jasper Coffinet, Charles Scales and Kenny Terry. SEVENTH ROW: John Bievcr Wayne Hubert Bruce “dleman, Joe Hagedom, Ed Lally, Frank Sandage, Curt Cronin, John Kcown, Earl Hauser and Ronnie Helton Hubert Wheatley and Loretta Rhodes Keown were absent when this picture was made.

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ARCHIE ARNOLD One of the custodians at T.C.H.S. is Archie Arnold, left. He has been employed here for six years. Born in Hawesville, Kentucky, Tell City is now his home- town. Archie and his wife, Eva, have two daughters and are the proud grandparents of three boys. They reside at 423 Thirteenth Street. When asked how he likes working here he said, I enjoy it very much. ALBERT MULLIS Another of our custodians at T.C.H.S. is Mr. Al- bert Mullis, right. He and his wife, Hazel live at 1218 13th Street in Tell City. They have three children: June, Don and Wanda. He was bom in St. Meinred, Indiana and attended high school there. Mr. Mullis is employed all-year-around at Tell City High School. CHESTER SMITH Check (center) is another of our efficient custodians. He has spent his entire life around Tell City except for a three year stay in the U.S. Army. Mr. and Mrs. Smith now reside at 1048 15th Street. He spends the entire year keeping the halls of T C.H.S. in top condition. Cleanliness Is Next To Godliness” Our cafeteria staff, along with others in the various schools, throughout the town are responsible for preparing and serving our well-balanced meals.

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ANNA MARY HALL Anna has majors in sci- ence, social studies, math, and English and a minor in band. She participated in the Pep Club, Science Club, and CYO. Noted for being on the honor roll-- studying--being friendly --will be a famous chem- ist. A mind of un- limited possibilities. CAROLE LOUISE KROESSMAN Carole has majors in Eng- lish, commerce, and social studies and minors in band and math She partici- pated in the magazine sales, junior and senior class plays, pep band, was co-editor of the annual, on the honor roll, and was a member of the student council. Noted for being little—cute--likes Ronnie — will be a famous teacher. Personality is an immortal treasure-it is hers. JOE LEONARD HAGERDORN Jody has majors in Eng- lish, vocational agriculture, social studies, and math, and minors in metal shop and science. He is presi- dent of the FFA. Noted for muscles--good looks-- being around--will go places in college. I don't mind studying, but I don't like to tell the teachers ALL I know. 18 LINDA KATHERINE HALLER Linda has majors in English and commerce and minors in home economics, social studies, band and math. She was in the bowling league, pep band, senior class of- ficer, on the Marksman Staff, honor roll, magazine sales, marching and con- cert bands, and CYO. Noted for talking about Terre Haute—playing cornet--will go to col- lege and get married. Here is to the girl who is jolly and gay. MARY ELAINE PETER Dimples has majors in English, home eco- nomics, commerce, and social studies. She participated in magazine sales, Junior prom com- mittee, annual staff, Marksman staff, and was on the honor roll. Noted for her dimples—cute — smart--nice personality— friendly--will be a sec- retary. Brains never hurt a girl--as long as she keeps them hidden behind a cute face.