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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

1967 SAGITTARIUS TELL CITY HIGH SCHOOL MR. EDWARD J. PETER We respectfully dedicate the 1967 SAGITTARIUS to Mr. Peter, career teacher, friend of boys and girls, who has spent 45 years of his life helping young people along the road to learning. Mr. Peter holds the respect and admiration of all boys and girls who come to school to learn. Those who come to school to play can and do find fault with everyone, and everything. Mr. Peter and his wife, the former Elsie Holman, have 8 children and 25 grandchildren, all of whom live in or near Tell City. We wish Mr. Peter many years of happiness in his retirement-----he has earned them well. 2 HUGH THRASHER, PRIN. MILDRED HEIN MEREDirH ROGERS VICTOR WALK RICHARD WILKINSON ROBERT BUSSE EDWIN CASSIDY GLOVER PRIAR BEVERLY MAIER WILLIAM BLYTHE PAT RICHARDSON KATHLEEN GIBSON RACHEL MOONEY JOE TALLEY ROBERT LOCHMUELLER MARJORIE TOWN 8 RUTH TAYLOR RANDALL AUBREY ROBERT DAY IVAN SPRINKLE RICHARD ROOS LINDA KIRK LLOYD HAUSER EUGENE LOWE FREEMAN BEATTY TOM BYRD ELEANOR MINTO KENNETH DYER PAUL UTLEY HELEN HARDIN RICHARD HARDIN PAUL SIKLE DOUGLAS BLAZEY NOWA ROOT BEN VARNER LOUIS HALL BILL CURRY ALLEN KRAMER 14 SCHOOL BOARD The official governing board of the Tell City Schools is composed of (standing, left to right) Victor Kress, president, Jim Roos, secretary, and Carl Dalrymple, treasurer. Seated, superintendent Grady Swadley. A THUMB-NAIL HISTORY OF TELL CITY SCHOOLS This year's graduating class brings to 3,711 the total number of graduates for Tell City High School. The first class to get diplomas was the 1905 class--with 3 members. Mr. Swadley is the eighth superintendent to serve during the 62 year period. Previous superintendents have been Chris Newman, Charles Hanner, J. S. Turner, Glen Traw, N. Dixon, Fred Fechtman, and Glen Bretz. The entire high school faculty for the first few years was made up of two teachers--the high school principal, and the city superintendent. Until 1909, the Old North Building, standing where Newman Building does now, housed the high school. From 1909 till 1928, the present Franklin building served that purpose. The 12th Street location has served since 1928, with additions in 1951 and 1963. 15 Our Cooks: Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, Mrs. Marie Niemczyk, Mrs. Ann Scheiber, and Mrs. Christine Masters. 16 THESE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO KEEP OUR BUILDING CLEAN: Mrs. Bertha McManaway, Mrs. Helen Kress, Charles Davis, Ferd Kleeman, and Maurice Kleeman. MIKE ALDRIDGE JULIE ANDERSON SUSAN ADAMS RONNIE BACKER I ROGER BESS JOHN AUSTIN MALINDA BEARD BECKY BACKER ROSE BEARD PAUL BIEVER CRAIG BLACKFORD BOB BOLIN MARCIA BOLIN MARTHA S. BORDERS VELMA BOWMAN DONNA BOYD JOAN BROWN SHARLA BRUMFIELD 19 JOHN BRUNNER OWN BRYANT THERESA BUNTIN LELA CAIL VON CASSIDY SUELLEN CHAPMAN WAYNE BURDEN LELAND CAIL MACK CAIL JACKIE CLAISE ANGELA CLEMENS ART CLEMENS ROBERT COYLE RONALD CRONIN JOLENE DAUBY TERRY COTTON WALLACE COTTON JOYCE DAUBY KATHLEEN DAUBY SHARON DAUBY ALLAN DOME MICHAEL DOOLEY SUE DOUGAN 22 JOE ERNST NORVIN ESAREY SHIRLEY C. EVRARD GERALD EVRARD BOB FELLA MARY FISCHER SHARON FISCHER MIKE C. FLAMION DONALD FOERSTER 23 SUZANNE FOERTSCH CLETUS FORTWENDEL ROGER FOSTER TOMMY FREEMAN KATHY FRIELER CECIL FRIZZELL JOHN FRIZZELL JAMES FUCHS FRANK GAYNOR 24 ELLA ROSE GELARDEN CHARLES GEORGE TIM GIBSON 25 BONNIE HALL JANICE HANLOH RONALD HAUSER FRED HAWKINS JUDY HAWKINS DANNY HENZE HAROLD HERMANN DIANE HESS MICHAEL HESS NANCY HESS BILL HIRSCH PATRICIA HOBBS 26 DAVID HOLLANDER SUSAN HOWE DAVE HOWLAND PAT HOWLAND JANICE HUDSON ROBERT HUEBSCHMAN LARRY JACKSCW CINDY JARBOE JANICE JOHNSON 27 CAROL KATTERHENRY ALAN KELLER MIKE KESSANS ESTHER KLEAVING KATHY KLEEMAN MARK KLEEMAN EDWARD KLINE JOHN KNIGHT KEITH KRAMER 28 KRISTINE KREISLE ALLEN KRUEGER MICHAEL KUNTZ DAN LAGRANGE DAVID LAGRANGE RONNIE LAGRANGE CONNIE LAUTNER KAREN LAUTNER KENNETH LAWALIN 29 MARY LECLERE DOROTHY LEHUKUHLER LESLIE LILLY MARCIA LINNE JACK LITTLE MAURICE LITTLE LIZ LOCHMUELLER CHARLES LUECKE BOISE MACON 30 RONNIE MAHONEY ALVIN MALONE LARRY MALONE EUGENE MARCILLIAT TOM MARSHALL MICKEY McMAHON JEAN MERIMEE MARY JANE MILLER STEVE MILLER 31 DIANA NELSON RUSSEL NEWTON PAULA OSKINS BILL OWEN DAVID PATMORE MARY JO PATTERSON 32 JOE PEAK STEVEN PECKINPAUGH BILLIE JO POLSTER SHEILA REED SANDY RENGERS STANLEY RICHARDS DONALD ROARK KATHY ROELING CHRISTINA ROGIER BILL SANDAGE DONNA SANDAGE PAT SANDERS JUDY SCHAEFER RAYMOND SCHAEFER JUDY SCHANK JOHN ROSSMAN FRANK RUST ANNA SANDAGE KATHY SCHIERHOLZER DOROTHY SCHIPP SHARON SCHNEIDER EVELYN SCOTT JIM SEIBERT DEBORAH SHEPHERD GAYLIA SILKE SARA SIMMS KENNETH SIMPSON 35 PEGGY SMITH RHONDA SMITH TOM SMITH PAUL SPRINKLE MARY STEWART VINCE STIER PAUL STRAHL CECIL STURGEON KAY TAYLOR 36 CARL THOMPSON PATSY TURNER BRENDA VANWINKLE TERRY VOGEL LARRY WAGNER JOHN WALK SHEILA WEATHERHOLT BRENDA WERNER ARLENE WHALEN 37 BARBARA WHEATLEY DICK WHITE EARL WIDMER  «f1 A jUk ANDREA WILLIAMS LOIS WINTER BARBARA WITTMER 38 POLLY ZIEGELGRUBER BRENDA ZUELLY DENNIS GROVES SUE PURVIANCE PAUL SCOTT (almost perfect 3.972 average) valedictorian Dave Hollander (perfect 4.0 average) 39 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Mr. Kramer, advisor, Julie Anderson, sec'y-treas., Jody Patterson, veep, Kenny Simpson, president, Mr. Aubrey, advisor. BAND SENIORS: Left to right, row 1: Judy Schafer, Suellen Chapman, Cathy Frieler, Paula Oskins, Susan Howe, Sharon Dauby. Row 2: Angela Clemens, Kris Kreisle, Carol Katter- henry, Sue Dougan, Mark Kleeman, Scott Fortwendel. Row 3: Sandy Rengers, Mary Jo Patterson, Barbara Wittmer, Connie Lautner, Gaylia Silke, Susan Fischer, Jim Seibert. Row 4: Mike Kuntz, Allan Krueger, Larry Wagner, Norvin Esarey, Earl Widmer, David Fuchs, David Hollander, Mike Cole, and Terry Vogel. 40 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '67. Our class entered the halls of TCHS in September, 1962, about as green as any bunch of freshies could be. For contrast, look at us, NOW! We selected Norvin Esarey as our president, Susan Howe as vice president, and Craig Blackford as sec'y-treas. Mr. Day and Mr. Kramer were chosen as advisors. Student council members were Angela Clemens, Paul Bosler, Sheila Reed, Steve Peckinpaugh, Pat Hobbs, and Polly Ziegelgruber. Our biggest job as freshies was to grow up a little bit, and get over a bit of our silliness--which some of us (at least) did. As sophomores, we elected John Austin as president, Craig Blackford as vice-pres., and David Hollander as sec'y-treas. The student council members were Mike Aldridge, Jolene Dauby, Brenda Werner. John Frizzell, Mark Kleeman, Kathy Schierholzer, Frank Oberhausen. and Freddie Hawkins. Our advisors were Mr. Curry and Mr. Utley. The big event of the year was getting our jackets (or sweaters) and ordering our rings. We were back again, in the fall of 1964, as jolly juniors, and elected John Austin as president (again), Craig Blackford as vice-president (again), Dave LaGrange as secretary-treasurer. Mr. Varner and Mr. Aubrey were our advisors. Student Council members were Kathleen Dauby, Barbara Wittmer, Ronnie LaGrange, Mark Kleeman, John Frizzell, Julie Anderson, Janice Hanloh, Mary Purviance, Kenny Simpson, and Sharon Fischer. We received our rings--from Josten's --and boasted an enrollment of 224, which could make us the largest graduating class, ever, if all went well--next year. Officers selected for our senior year were Kenny Simpson as president, Mary Jo Patterson as vice-pres., and Julie Anderson as sec'y-treas. Mr. Kramer and Mr Aubrey were our advisors. Serving on the student council were Mike Aldridge, Mark Kleeman, Kathy Roeling, Terry Vogel, Mickey McMahon, Suzanne Foertsch, and Sue Dougan. Pupils entering our class after September 1962 were Boise Macon, Ronnie Mahoney, Steve Peckinpaugh, Rhonda Smith, Jolene Dauby, David Patmore, Joe Ernst, Liz Lochmueller, Larry Jackson, Evelyn Scott. Ronnie Crawford, Paul Bosler, Arlene Whalen, Phyllis Masterson, Gerald Evrard, Debbie Shepherd, Donna Devillez, Pat Sanders, and Roger Bess. Those leaving our group during the four years were Becky Hauser, Tom Jones, Ron Harding, Martha Beard, Vicky Trent, Dan Harpe, Pat Benner, Patsy Reynolds, Ronnie Howe, Paul Bosler, Harold Weatherholt, Don Appel, Peggy Kleeman, Nina Kreisle, Cathy Northenor, Curt Mosby, Jim Evrard, and Charlene Mogan. The highlight of the senior year will be--we hope--getting our diploma, and a chance to try our own way in the world. We worked hard to earn money for our senior trip to New York and Washington, enjoyed getting and wearing our caps and gowns for graduation, exchanging name cards, having our senior pictures made, and seeing them in the TELL CITY NEWS--but graduation will be the really big event in our high school career. 41 The annual Honor Banquet, as sponsored by the high school PTA and the two banks and two savings and loan associations, is a great event in lives of hard workers. Above, 13 seniors who have been able to attend this banquet each of their four years: Row 1: Diane Hess, Ella Rose Gelarden, Theresa Naviaux, Sharon Dauby, Julie Anderson. Row'2: Esther Kleaving, Donna Sandage, Connie Lautner, Gaylia Silke, Barbara Wittmer. Row 3: Alan Keller, Dave Hollander, Jim Seibert. 24 members of the senior class made the Honor Banquet. Above are shown 13: below, the other 11. Left to right, row 1: Pat Sanders, Kathy Frieler, Dot Lehmkuhler, Paula Oskins. Row 2: Carol Katterhenry, Sue Borders, Susan Howe, Leslie Lilly. Row 3: Kristine Kreisle, Boise Macon, Lois Winter. 42 44 45 CO OFFICIAL PORTRAIT, CLASS OF '67 Have you ever seen so many handsome and intelligent people in one place? How many can you name? (Not room for names, on picture of this size, sorry) JUNIORS Aders, K. Alvey, R. Aldridge, C. Amos, P. Arnold, B. Arnold, T. Backer, M. Backer, T, Beard, J. Berger, B. Bertke, C. Biever, M. Blinzinger, B. Blunk, J. Blythe, C. Borders, M. Bosler, D. Braun, J. Briggeman, M. Brown, B. Bruce, M. Buchanan, D. Butler, A, Butler, C. Buckmaster, R. Cassidy, G. Cody, B. Collins, J. Gondring, J. Conner. C. Craig, J. Cronin, C. Cronin, T. Crossley, R. Davis, D.L, 48 JUNIORS Davis, D.R. Davis, P. Deweese, S. Dixon, J. Dixon, M. Drury, W. Elder, M. Englebrecht, E. Evans, K. Faulkenberg, M. Fenn, John Fischer , D. Fischer , J. Flaherty, M. Flannagan, D. Foster, L. Fruehwald, S. Fuchs, Liz Fulkerson, E. George, D. Gilliland, J. Goffinet, B. Goffinet, R. Goffinet, J. Goffinet, S. Goffinet, S. Graves , C. Graves, R. Graves, W. Greulich, S. Groves, B. Groves, D. Hagedorn, G. Hagerdon, J. Hagedorn, W. 49 JUNIORS Haller, G. Haller, J. Harding, B. Hay, J. Henze, M.K. Hess, G. Hess, M. Hess, P. Hirsch, D. Hodde, J. Hoesli, s. Hoffman, , w Howard, D. H owe , W, Hubert, D. Huebschman, D Huff, C. Huntoon, D, Imel, M. Jacob, S. Jenkins, K. Johnson, M. Kaufman, R. Kessens, J. Kessner, J. Kincaid, J. King, E. Kleaving, R Kleiser, L. Knaebel, B. Kress, C. Laflin, M Lahee, B. LeClere, J. LeClere, C 50 JUNIORS Litherland, B. Litherland, N. Little, K. Little, L. Lock, S. L owe , J. Luecke, J. Marshall, B. McCallister, B. Miller, C. Mitchell, R. Montgomery, J. Morrison, R. Mulzer, B. Nelson, C. Newton, C. Neyenhaus, S. Parker, S. Peckinpaugh, D. Perryman, G. Perryman, W. Peter, T. Quinley, S. Racine, B. Rhodes, D. Richard, C. Richard, J. Rippy, J. Rust, J. Schaefer, J. Scheidegger, D. Schipp, P. Schneider, M. Swartz, A. Swartz, K. 51 JUNIORS Scott, D. Scott, W. Seibert, D. Shoemaker, R. Simon, J. Smith, D. Smith, J. Snyder, C. Snyder, M. Solbrig, M. Son, J. Spindler, D. Steen, D. Stiles, F. Stout, V. Tanner, R. Taylor, G. Theiry, B. Toothman, D. VanWinkle, M. Varner, S. Vinson, S. Voelker, V. Wagner, G. Wagner, B. Waitman, T. Walk, P. Weiss, R. Wiseman, G. Winchell, J. Young, M, Zarrella, M. Ziegelgruber, Zoercher, H. Zuelly, J. 52 JUNIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS. Mr. Day, advisor, Becky Mulzer, sec'y-treas., Duane Flanagan, president, Carl Newton, veep. Mrs. Kirk is the other faculty advisor. Purviance, E. The 1966 JUNIOR KING AND QUEEN-- John Leclere and Devonna Smith. 53 THE JUNIOR CARVINAL comes but once a year, thank goodness I! Nancy Litherland, Diane Hirsch, Bonnie Ziegelgruber, Kris Graves, Jane Montgomery, Mary Borders, Melinda Dixon, Angela Schwartz, Vicky Voelker, Jane Hay, Mary A. Zarrella, Sonja Quinley, Diane Scheiddeger, Becky Kaufman, Diane Stein, and Carol Conner. Karen Evans, Bill Graves, Bill Cody, Gary Jackson, Ralph Mitchell. 54 0 Sophomores © o SOPHOMORES Adams, J. Aldridge, J. Alvey, E. Alvey, J. Alvey, M. Amos, M. Arnold, J. Askins, C. Austin, S. Baysinger, J. Beard, C. Bernardi, D. Bowman, E. Brawner, C. Brock, B. Bruce, G. Burden, G. Canarie, L. Claise, J. Clark, M. Cole, C. Conner, B. Coultas, J. Craven, J. Crawford, P. Criss, C. Cronin, K. Damin, T. Dauby, S. Davis, S. De om, I. Dickman, P. DeVillez, S. Dixon, B. Dome, J. Sophomores Drake, C. Edwards, B. Emerson, R. Ernst, F. Evans, A. Evans, S. Evrard, M. Evrard, T. Faulkenberg, J. Fischer, B. Flamion, L. Foerster, N. Foertsch, D. Fortwendel, L. Franzman, T. Frizzell, G. Gebhard, G. Gebhard, K. Gengelbach,W. Goffinet, B. Goffinet, L. Glenn, B. Gramelspacher,M. Graves, R. Hagedorn, V. Haggard, L. Hale, L. Hammack, D. Hammack, K. Harding, B. Hemerlein, D. Hilgenhold,C. Hinton, S. Hirsch, J. Hobbs, J. 57 Sophomores Hoesli, M. Houghland, S. Howard, S. Howe, A. H owe , G. Hubbs, A. Huff, E. Humston, D. Huntoon, J. Jackson, G. Johnson, D. James, D. Jones, S. Jordan, R. Kepley, M. Kessner, C. Kieser, R. Kleaving, M. Kleeman, B. Kleeman, J. Kleeman, B. Kleeman R. Kleeman, R. Labhart, C. Lauer, J. Lautner, M. Lawalin, D. LeClere, B. Linne, R. Litherland, D. Litherland, D. Litherland, J. Little, Kathy Lock, D. Lohoff, G. Sophomore Lottes, S. Lutgring, M. Macon, B. Magee, K. Mahoney, D. Maier, S. Malone, M. Martin, T. McLain, G. McMahon, M. Megahan, P. Miles, F. Miles, J. Miller, G. Moore, D. Moore, J. Mulzer, A. Northenor, R. Oberhausen,S. O'Connor, B. Partusch, J. Peter, A. Poehlein, B. Polley, R. Powers, B. Pyle, D. Re eke lh of f , D. Richards, R. Richards, D. Richardt, S. Richardt, S. Roark, J. Roark, R. Roehm, J. Rogier, B. 59 Sophomore Roeling, W. Roland, M, Saalman, P. Patmore, P. Sabelhaus, P. Saunders, G. Schaefer, M. Schmidt, P. Schneider, B. Schneider, R. Schroeder, J. Simpson, T. Smith, D. Staples, D. Stevens, J. Stofft, J. Tapley, D. Taylor, C. Terry, B. Terry, J. Trumbo, J. Trumbo, W. Voglemann, D. Wanhainen,R. Ward, E. Waterbury, K. Wathen, D. Watts, S. Whalen, M. Williams, J. Wilson, D. Wint, T. Wills, S. Wiseman, K. Wood, M. 60 £! Sophomores Bryant, R. Yackle, J. Lester, M. Parker, M. Kendall , N Parker, R. Malone, J. Peak, C. Harpe, E. Baur, R. Kuntz, P. Sophomore officers and sponsors: Mr. Curry, advisor, Dan Hammack, veep, Lee Gengelbach, president, Gary Burden, secretary-treasurer and Mr. Byrd, advisor. 61 VARSITY BAND Many of these musicians made the trip to Expo f67, where they performed beautifully. Congratulations to one and all, and to Mr. Silke, for many good bands, and many years of excellent leadership. (Sorry, no room for names on a picture this size) FRESHMEN Adams, D. Aders, L. Alvey, B. Amos, M. Amos, M. Amos, M. Anderson, S. Arnold, D. Askins, D. Atkins, J. Backer, M. Bailey, C. Baldwin, J. Ball, S. Barnhart, P. Baysinger, R. Beard, D. Bernardi, L. Blinzinger, C. Blue, J. Boerste, D. Bolin, B Bosler, A. Boyd, R. Brinksneader,N. Brinksneader,N. Briggeman, S. Brown, P. Bruce, S. Brumfield. G. Buchanan, M. Byrd, J. Cassidy, D. Cassidy, S. Clark, G. Freshmen Clemens, P. Clemens, P. Clemens, T. Collins, C. Cotton, B. Craig, K. Conner, T. Cronin, R. Crossley, R. Damin, A. Dauby, D. Dauby, D. Davis, S. Devillez, M. Devillez, V. Dewitz, J. Dickman, M. Dixon, L. Dixon, R. Elder, C. Etienne, D. Faulkenberg,B. Fortwendel, A. Flaherty, S. Franchville, D. Franzman, M. Genet, M. Gerlach, P. Goffinet, D. Goffinet, M. Goffinet, M. Gogel, L. Gore, B. Gramelspacher,D. Graves, M. 65 Freshmen Hagedorn, S. Hagedorn, J. Hagedorn, L. Hall, M. Haller, B. Harpe, J. Harris, L. Hartz, B. Hassler, B. Hauenstein, C. Hauser, J. Hauser, J. Hauser, P. Hay, N. Hein, M. Herman, R. Hess, C. Hess, S. Hicks, L. Hinton, C. Hobbs, L. Houghland, C. Howe, P. Howe, K. Howe, R. H owe11, D. Howland, M. Huff, C. Huff, E. Jarboe, C. Jarboe, T. Johnson, B. Jones, S. Kahler, M. Kaufman, D. Freshmen Keilman, D. Keller, J. Keller, M. Kempf, P. Kessens, N. Kessner, C. Kessner, M. Kieser, P. King, M. Kleeman, J. Kleeman, R. Kleiser, G. Kline, C. Knaebel, P. Kraus, S. Kreisle, K. Labhart, J. LaGrange, D. LaGrange, R. Lahee, C. Lawalin, L. Leistner, A. Leistner, D. Linne, J. Linne, K. Little, K. Lohoff, R. Longest, D. Luecke, C. Luecke, J. Mahoney, D. Malone, D. Marchand, T. Mattingly, J. May, B. 67 Freshmen May, G. McCallister,J. Mehahan, M. Meunier, J. Miles, S. Miller, C. Miller, G. Minnis, L. Murphy, J. Newton, G. Newton, M. Neyenhaus, M. Noland, G. Nuetzel, D. Nugent, D. Oberhausen, T. Palmer, A. Pannett, R. Parker, D. Patmore, D. Peak, T. Peters, M. Phelps, S. Poehlein, G. Poehlein, M. Polk, B. Price, P. Purviance, B. Quick, C. Quinley, D. Quinley, T. Ramsey, D. Ramsey, L. Rengers, P. Re s s , T. 68 Freshmen Rhodes, J Richard , I Riddle, B Riley, D. Rippy, S. Rogers, D Rogier, C Rogier, G Rogier, M Roos, M . Sabelhaus, B. Sabelhaus, C. Schaefer, L. Schauberger, D. Schierholzer,E. Schipp, M. Schroeder, G. Schwartz, B. Scott, B. Shephard, M. Sibrel, S. Simmons, D. Smith, A. Smith, R. Solbrig, R. Spinner, T. Steel, S. Stevens, C. Stiff, M. Stout, D. Sturgeon, D. Talley, M. Tanner, D. Thomas, D. Toothman, S. FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND ADVISORS. Mr. Miller, advisor, Greg Nolan, sec'y-treas., Gail Kleiser, veep, Bruce Riddle, president, and Mr. Sprinkle, advisor. 70 Did you notice a tremendous change in the city government of Tell City on February 6, 1967? That is the day the students took over (on paper, at least) the operation of the city. During a spirited election, the above were elected or appoint- ed, and all reported a very interesting day. Seated, left to • Mike Rods , .John LeClere, Slieila Reed, Ronnie LaGrange, Stan Austin. Standing: Kathy Frieler, Art Clemens, J. O. Walk, John Rossman, Tim Gibson, Mike Kuntz, David Huntoon, Tom Ober- hausen. Angela Clemens served as city judge, John Austin as mayor, Craig Blackford as clerk-treasurer. Austin, LaGrange, LeClere, Reed and Roos served as councilmen, Clemens as fire chief, Huntoon, police chief, Kuntz and Walk as patrolmen, Oberhausen, radio operator, Gibson, sewage department chief, Rossman, street department head, and Frieler, ass't clerk. 72 NOT THE WHOLE CHEW----BUT AN IMPORTANT PART’ Jean Merimee, Debby Shepherd, Bill Owen, Liz Lochmueller, and Sharon Fischer did a lot of the footwork toward rounding out the 1967 Annual. THESE ARE MORE IMPORTANT PEOPLE: These gals helped in getting material ready for the annual, for the school news page in the TELL CITY NEWS, and in various other projects. Seated: Karen Lautner and Kathy Roeling. Standing, Pat Howland and Mary Sue Purviance. 73 GIRL'S CHORUS Row 1, left to right: Kathy Waterbury, Ruth Polley, Deboie Quinley, Merry Lee Hess, Arna Peter, Sonja Quinley, Donna Devillez, Janice Hanloh. Row 2: Kathy Schierholzer, Lisa Lawalin, Carolyn Evrard, Paula Schmidt, Brenda Hassler, Sharon Doughty, Brenda Conner, Sheila Parker. Row 3: Betty Macon, Margaret Imel, Jolene Dauby, Diane Stein, Sue Dougan, Lela Cail, Carol Connor, Beverly Lahee. Row 4: Anne Hubbs, Mary Fischer, Karen Evans, Suzanne Foertsch, Julie Anderson, Karen Lautner, Jennifer Stevens. THE BARBERETTES Janice Hanloh, Sue Dougan, Sue Foertsch, Susan Howe. 74 THE ARKOWTONES Row 1, left to right: Kathy Schierholzer, Margaret Imel, Sue Dougan, Mary Fischer, Karen Evans, Janice Hanloh, Sonja Quinley. Row 2: Betty Macon, Janet Fischer, Suzanne Foertsch, Jolene Dauby, Carol Connor, Julie Anderson, Karen Lautner, Jennifer Stevens. Row 3: Paul Clemens, Pete Clemens, Harrison Zoercher, Bill Graves, Mike Kuntz, Allen Kreuger, Larry Wagner, Norvin Esarey, David Fuchs. IN ALL-STATE BAND Gaylia Silke Norvin Esarey Connie Lautner 75 Everybody knows--the TELL CITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND is tops.' Majorettes: Evelyn Purviance, Suellen Chapman, and Jana Hobbs. 76 Lisa Lawalin and Connie York are happy to carry the MARCHING MARKSMEN banner. For a high-stepping outfit, it's mighty hard to beat the flag throwers from TCHS MARKSMAN BAND. Left to right: Beverly Racine, Sue Dougan, Gaylia Silke, Barbara Wittmer, Linda Little. 77 GIRL STATERS: Gaylia Silke, Connie Lautner, Kris Kreisle, Susan Howe, Julie Anderson. BOY'S STATE: Kenny Simpson, Jim Seibert, Gene Marcilliat, Mark Kleeman, David Hollander. Steve Hoesli, Charles LeClere, Mark VanWinkle and Kent Little are proud of the new equipment (sorely needed!) in metal shop. Now is the time for some good men to come to our aid, and bring us some more typewriters! This is a shot of a part of one class in typing--and the room is overflowing every period of the day! 79 Rev. Warren Foxworthy, cpunty sanitarian, visited our biology classes--and here is explaining things to Rhonda and Brenda. BIOLOGY FIELD TRIP TO FENN'S WOODS:. Mr. Joe Bruggenschmidt has conducted this field trip for many years now--we learn, and have fun, too. Thanks a lot, Mr. Bruggenschmidt. 80 Allen Kreuger and Wally Cotton seem to enjoy assisting Mr. Wm. Hodp. visiting biology lecturer, with the snakes. Learning from books is nice, but learning from Nature s book is is better! Our biology classes enjoy a field trip to Fenn's Woods each fall. Mr. Varner has one section. Mr. Byrd, the other. 81 UJL£5K«KY HtSLKtKb Biazey needs a lot of help to keep moving smoothly. They are, left to right:Betsy Brown, Rose Crossley, Martha Evrard, Sonja Quinley, Pam Brown, Peggy Smith, Becky Tanner, and Arna Peter. LOTS OF OFFICE HELP: Kathy Scheirholzer, Debbie Shephard, Linda Little, Judy Hodde, Diane Stein, Becky Kleeman, Nita Kincaid, Ann Hubbs, Patty Hobbs, Andrea Williams, Brenda Zuelly, Diane Nelson, and Mrs. Hein, seated. 82 Mr. Curry, Maxine Kepley, Bonnie Kleeman, Rodney Jordon, and John Law are pround of their driver training car--even in the snow! Cathy Northenor, Velma Bowman, Sharon Doughty, Diane Nelson, Brenda Zuelly, Andrea Williams. Standing: Marcia Bolin, Joyce Dauby, Sharia Brumfield, Bonnie Hall, Nancy Hess, Kathy Roeling, Janice Hudson, Mary Stewart, Theresa Naviaux, Sheila Weatherholt, and Peggy Smith. These charming ladies are in Miss Town's class. 83 In home economics, we learn to do by doing. Above, Kathy Bailey, Becky Boyd, Michaella Diokman, Lois Hagedorn, Susan Harris, Karen Kreisle and Donna Longest model dresses they have made. Below, Janet Luecke, Judy Mattingly, Donna Stout, Leeta Minnis, Donna Patmore, Brenda Sabelhaus, Myrna Stiff, Connie York follow suit. 84 A LIVELY BUNCH----THE BOWLING CLUB. Row 1, left to right: Jerry Dixon, Grant Taylor, Ed King, Gary Haller, Randy Badger, Larry Wagner, Wally Cotton, Darrel Toothman, Steve Hess, and Dave Wathen. Row 2: Donna Moore, Karen Gebhard, Charles Leclere, Ralph Mitchell, Carl Newton, Dave Bosler, Randy Weiss, Jim Seibert, Frank Gaynor, Mike Dooley, Judy Williams, Darla Turner. Row 3: Grandpa Sprinkle, Cathy Roeling, Brenda Werner, Dennis Lawalin, Tim Martin, Richard Emerson, Danny Peckinpaugh, Joe Rust, Bill Hermann, Bill Hirsch, Vicki Hagedorn, Paula Schmidt, Sheila Jones. Row 4: James Harpe, Dennis Riley, Gary Miller, Wayne Palmer, Dennis Etienne, Stephen Williams, Dennis Vaught, Mark Howland, Joe Peak, Jana Hobbs, Maxine Kepley. Row 5: John Stofft, Rodney Jordan, Paul Saalman, Ed Huff, Bruce Terry, Dennis Humston, Richard Northenor, Joyce Schroeder, Becky Kleeman, Anna Hubbs, Sandy Howard, Linda Haggard. 85 THE LATIN CLHB: Seated, left to right: Miss Root, Glenda May, Carl Newton, Harrison Zoercher, Duane Flanagan, Gregory Schroeder. Row 2: Donna Reckelhoff, LaDonna Hale, Kathy Hess, Jane Baysinger, Becky Schneider, Mary Jo Lautner, Jennifer Stevens, Ruth Polley, Coleen Collins. Row 3: Angela Clemens, Betty Macon, Peggy Amos, Cheryl Bertke, Diane Scheiddeger, Janet Rippy, Kris Kreisle, Louanne Paulin, Pamela Knable. Row 4: Dennis Etienne, Norman Kessans, Tom Ress, Mike DeVillez, Richard Emerson, Bob Schneider, Darrel Toothman, and Denny Heubschman. GEf lAN CLUB: Seated, left to right: Jane Schaeffer, Julie Anderson, Billie Jo Polster, Donna Sandage. Standing: Jim Seibert, Robert Heubschman, Mark Kleeman, Tim Gibson, Mark Bruce, Duane Cassidy, John Bryant, Steve Jacobs, Mike Hess, Alan Butler. 86 JOURNALISM CLUB: Left to right, row 1: Judy Schafer, Mary Sue Purviance, Cindy Jarboe, Kathy Reeling, Liz Lochmueller, Susan Howe, Carol Katterhenry. Row 2: Karen Lautner, John Rossman, Kenny Simpson, James. Seibert, Paul Sprinkle, Norvin Esarey. Row 3: Sue Borders, Jolene Dauby, Donna Devillez, Bonnie Hall, Janice Hudson, Jean Merimee, Pat Howland, and Kris Kreisle. READY FOR DIE DEUTSCHSTUDE Donna Sandage leads the German Club in singing german songs. Left to right, front row: Jane Schaefer, Billie Jo Polster, Carol Connor back row, Jim Seibert, Bob Heubschman, Mark Kleeman, Tim Gibson, Gary Cassidy, Bark Bruce, John Bryant, Stephen Jacob, Paul Hess, and Allen Butler. Julie Anderson serves as accompanist. 87 The Spanish Club is sponsored by Mrs. Maier, and usually has lots of fun. Bet the big hats aren1t for hoeing the garden! The FRENCH CLUB, sponsored by Mrs. Snyder, is really an outfit! And this is only about half of it! Names are omitted, to keep from reducing the picture of these handsome people. 88 Above: Woodworking boys proud of their workmanship: Standing: Albert Hagedorn, John Knight, Ronnie Cronin, Ernest Cronin, Bill Owen, Dave Howland, Charles Richard. Kneeling: Charles Luecke, Dennis Groves, Roger Cash. EVERYBODY WORKS HARD IN MECHANICAL DRAWING.' How many of these can you place? 89 1966-67 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Row 1, left to right: Dennis Humston, Roger Kieser, Dave Mahoney, Paul Saalman, Dave Pyle, Mike Malone, Steve Richardt, Gary Lohoff, Danny Tapley, Gary Burden, John Lauer. Row 2: Boise Macon, Harold Goffinet, Ronnie LaGrange, Paul Biever, Dave LeClere, Richard Buckmaster, Kenny Schwartz, Lee Gengelbach, Jack Little, Tom Wint, Sam Oberhausen, Joe Richard. Row 3: Coach Jewell, Coach Busse, Steve Dauby, Steve Houghland, Don Foerster, Stanley Austin, Norvin Esarey, Steve Peckinpaugh, Rodney Jordon, Coach Curry, Coach Talley. 8 OD 1966-67 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. Standing, left to right: Coach Lochmueller, Bill Owen, Cletus Fortwendel, Gary Haller, Steve Goffinet, John Austin, Craig Blackford, Gary Wagner, Dave LaGrange, Ed King, Tom Backer, Walter Hagedorn, Steve Peckinpaugh, Duane Flanagan, Dan Peckinpaugh, coach Utley. In front: Ed Huff, Bill Hoffman, Steve Dauby. s? BASKETBALL QUEEN AND HER COURT: Left to right: Connie Lautner and Ronnie Hauser, Kathy Frieler and Bosie Macon, Jack Little and Queen Mary Sue Purviance, Liz Lochmueller and Ronnie LaGrange, Mickey McMahon and Harold Goffinet. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: kneeling, left to right: Ben May, Steve Cassidy, Greg Noland, Denny LaGrange, Pete Clemens, Pat Backer, Leroy Aders, Monty Hall, Paul Clemens, Cameron Lahee, Terry Jarboe, Chris Stevens, Tom Oberhausen, James Harpe, and Ronnie Pannett. Standing, left to right: Gary Brumfield, Mike Roos, Bruce Riddle, Danny Malone, Randy Lohoff, Joe Hartz, Bill Walk, Ronnie Kleeman, John Byrd, Philip Kempf, Mike Kahler, Charles Houghland, Jerry Labhart, Russell Crossley, Mike King. B TEAM: Louis Fortwendel, Danny Peckinpaugh, John Aldridge, Gary Haller, Stanley Austin, Jim Alvey, Rodney Jordan, Paul Saalman, Mike Malone, Roger Kieser, Coach Paul Utley. Kneeling: Bill Hoffman, Ed Huff, Steve Dauby. 93 LETTERMEN'S CLUB: Coach Talley, Dave Pyle, Steve Dauby, Gary Haller, Stan Austin, Dave Mahoney, Mike Malone, Roger Kieser, Steve Houghland, Coach Lochmueller. Row 2: Boise Macon, Ronnie LaGrange, John LeClere, Rick Buckmaster, Sam Oberhausen, Roger Foster, Gary Lohoff, Maurice Little, Steve Richards. Row 3: Bob Graves, Paul Biever, Cletus Fortwendel, Don Foerster, Mack Cail, Lee Gengelbach, John Stofft, Rodney Jordon, Paul Saalman. Row 4: Bob Cail, Harold Goffinet, Steve Peckinpaugh, Dan LaGrange, Larry Malone, Terry Cotton, Jack Little, Bill Owen, Craig Blackford, John Austin, Ronnie Hauser. Lettermen's Initiation (fortunately) comes but once a year!! Seated: Stanley Austin, Rick Buckmaster, Donnie Foster, Cletus Fortwendel, Sam Oberhausen, John Stofft, Steve Richards, Roger Kieser, Tom Wint. Row 2: Lee Gengelbach, Mack Cail, Steve Dauby, Dave Powell, Steve Houghland, Gary Lohoff, Paul Saalman, Mike Malone, Dave Mahoney. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: Left to right, on floor: Denny Ramsey, Connie York, Diane Dauby, Michele Megahan, Judy Mattingly, Chris Stevens. Seated: Bruce Faulkenberg, Paul Clemens, Fred Werner, Lee Roy Aders, Charles Houghland, Steve Cassidy, Tom Oberhausen, Mike Poehlein, Norman Brinksneader, Peter Clemens, Coach Jewell. Row 3: Coach Prior, Steve Dauby, Randy Lohoff, Denny LaGrange, Roger Dixon, Danny Malone, Gary Brumfield, Joe Hartz, Mike Roos, David Zuelly, Byron Alvey, Bruce Riddle, Ronnie Kleeman, Greg Noland, coach Bill Curry. 1967 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Cletus Fortwendel, Mack Cail, Steve Wills, Mark Zoercher, Jim Rhodes, Eugene Marcilliat. 95 96 The varsity cheerleaders, all dressed up in their Sunday finest, show us their version of the William Tell apple and arrow. From left: Angela Clemens, Pat Saunders, Janice Hanloh, Suzanne Foertsch, and Sheila Reed. Four hard working gals--Judy Mattingly, Diana Dauby, Michelle Mehahan, and Connie York. Brenda Hassler was the alternate. 97 CO 00 STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1, left to right: Dean Boerste, Roger Dixon, Bill Walk, Randy Lohoff. Stephanie Kraus, Brenda Hassler, Dennis Nugent, Paul Clemens, Mike Roos. Row 2: Stanley Austin, Chester Taylor, Steve Richardt, Lee Gengelbach, Rodney Jordon, Pat Megahan, Audrey Howe, Riga Wanhainen. Row 3: Mary Snyder, Donna George, Peggy Walk, Dennis Howard, Jon LeClere, Dennis Davis, Mark Bruce. Row 4: Terry Vogel, Mark Kleeman, Mike Aldridge, Suzanne Foertsch, Patty Hobbs, Sue Dougan, Kathy Roeling, Mickey McMahon. SENIOR HONOR ROLL STUDENTS GUESTS OF KIWANIS: Row 1, left to right: Donna Sandage, Connie Lautner, Kathy Frieler, Julie Anderson, Sharon Dauby, Susan Howe, Pat Saunders, Gaylia Silke, Theresa Naviaux, Diane Hess, and Ella Gelarden. Row 2: Bob Huebschman, Art Clemens, John Frizzell, Gerald Evrard, Boise Macon, Allen Keller, Ronnie LaGrange, Dave Hollander, Jim Seibert, Kenny Simpson, Left, Franklin Simpson, Kiwanis president, and right, William Bradley, Kiwanis vice-president. INTERESTING JOURNALISM PROJECT: Four members of the journalism class spent many hours compiling a history of the Perry County Red Cross, complete with many pictures. Here, receiving awards signed by David Lawson, president, are Pat Howland, Sharon Fischer, Mrs. Patterson, secretary, Freeman Beatty, instructor, Karen Lautner and Sue Purviance. 99 SHIRT-TAIL DAY COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR—Thank Goodness!! Row 1, 16ft to right: Janice Hanloh, Judy Schaefer, Sue Purviance, Suz- ie Foertsch. Jean Merimee, Pat Hobbs, Suellen Chapman, and Sara Sims. Row 2: Sheila Reed, Pat Sanders, Sheila Phelps, Connie | Lautner. Brenda Werner, Carolyn Evrard, Kathy Roeling and Angela Clemens. Row 3: Rodger Foster, Myrna Stiff, Kathy Frieler, Paul Sprinkle, Norvin Esarey and Liz Lochmueller. BOYS ARE ALWAYS HUNGRY! Bill Owen, Danny Malone, Bruce Riddle, Greg Noland, Ronnie Hauser, Harold Goffinet, Dan LaGrange, Don Foerster, Rick Buckmaster, Jon Leclere, Mike Dooley, Cletus Fortwendel, Denny LaGrange--and lots of other boys--enjoy the annual athletic feed at Roy Fenn's. 100 ART CLASS: Some of the art students, and a bit of their work, seated: Sherron Goffinet, Mary Hoesli, Becky Graves. Standing, Rodger Foster, Crystal Brawner, Liz Lochmueller, James Faulken- berg, Kathy Kleeman, Carl Snyder, Jackie Claise. Our grand library provides a cozy corner for study--and SOME of us use it, now and thenj 101 A future Babe Ruth, maybe?? Row 1: Mark Howland, Louis Fortwendel, Pete Clemens, Allen Butler, Denny LaGrange, Paul Clemens, Roger Kieser. Row 2: Ronnie LaGrange, William Drury, John Frizzel, John Austin, John Stofft, Steve Peckinpaugh, Mike Roos. Track Teams: Row 1: Coach Byrd, Bill Hoffman, Steve Wills, Steve Richards, Dave Powell, Gary Burden, J. D. Leclere, Roger Kieser, Mike Malone, Dan Lagrange, Gene Marcilliat, Harold Goffinet, Ronnie Lagrange, Eddie Huff. Row 2: Coach Busse, John Huntoon, Duane Flannagan, John Aldridge, Lee Gengelbach, Rodney Jordon, Jim Alvey, Ed King, Ron Hauser, Stanley Austin, Steve Houghland, Gary Haller, Don Foerster, Dave Mahoney, Don Johnson, Sam Oberhausen, Coach Jewell. 102 Freshman Track Team: Row 1: Roger Dixon, Dave Arnold, Charles Houghland, Joe Hartz, Jerry Labhart, Craig Noland, Duke Malone. Row 2: Bruce Faulkenberg, Tom Oberhausen, Mike Poehlein, LeRoy Aders, Mark Zoercher, Gary Brumfield, Ronnie Pannett. Tennis Team: Coach Priar, Kim Gondnng, Mike Amos, Gary Cassidy, Parvin Price, Bruce Riddle, Art Clemens, Dave Patmore, Steve Jacob, Mike Cole, Steve Dauby. 103 JUNIOR HONOR ROLL: Row 1: Diana Seibert, Carol Connor, Peggy Walk, Angela Schwartz, Janet Rippy, Corliss Butler. Row 2: Margaret Imel, Joyce Lowe, Linda Kleiser, Judy Winchell, Kathy Aders, Peggy Amos, Rose Crossley. Row 3: Darrell Toothman, Steve Jacob, Dennis Davis, Kim Gondring, Dave Huntoon. Row 4: Bill Drury, Harrison Zoercher, Mark Bruce, Gary Cassidy, Carl Newton, Duane Flannagan. SOPHOMORES INVITED TO HONOR BANQUET: Row 1: Pat Megahan, Betty Macon, Shirley Lottes, Jane Baysinger, Riga Wanhainen, Jean Partusch, Marilyn Roland. Row 2: Linda Goffinet, Carolyn Hilgenhold, Joyce Dome, Gary Burden, Tom Simpson, Diane Staples, Angela Mulzer. Row 3: John Huntoon, Francis Ernst, Fary Frizzell, Richard Emerson, Richard Baur, Paul Saalman, Lee Gengelbacb. 104 FRESHMEN TO HONOR RCLL: Row 1: Lois Hagedorn, Nancy Voelker, Jeff Hagedorn, LouAnn Paulin, Sarah Anderson, Priscilla Barnhart. Row 2: Donna Longest, Gail Kleiser, Janice Hauser, Susan Bruce, Sally Rippy, Brenda Sabelhaus, Cathy Quick, Sherida Sibrel. Row 3: LeRoy Aders, Dennis Nugent, Dennis Etienne, Greg Schroeder, Norman Kessans. Row 4: Greg Noland, Byron Alvey, Bruce Riddle. Steve Cassidy, Mike Roos. Those g-r-a-n-d athletic jackets.' Row 1: Gene Marcilliat, Bill Owen, Steve Peckinpaugh, Norvin Esarey, Ron LaGrange, Roger Foster, Dave LaGrange. Row 2: Cletus Fortwendel, Boise Macon, Paul Biever, Craig Blackford, John Austin, Harold Goffinet. 105 TELLTUWN CAPERS shows everybody how musical we are I Everybody has fun, even the performers!!! 106 4 M2) More TellTown Capers (above) and Bowling Convo. How many can you name, without asking anyone?? 107 The Bowling Convocation is fun: above, music for all--below, the boys do their stuff. r 108 Welding at TCHS: Dan Harpe, Bill Ramsey, Steve Miller, Bill Owen, Paul Sprinkle. Electronics is fun! Mike Voyles, Mike Kessans, Larry Malone, Larry Jackson, Stanley Richards. Joe Ernst. 109 110 Ill The styles and the service at I scream-you scream-we scream EDNA'S DRESS SHOP are tops ! for ice cream from FRIGID WHIP Bill and Jean really go for the ZELLERS CONST. CO. builds service at INTERSTATE FINANCE. roads for Uncle Sam! When you need insurance--remember Sara Sims is interested in new PRUDENTIAL is tops--all ways! homes, by OHIO VALLEY COMPANY. Suellen Chapman and Bill Owen show us the size of one of the earthmovers of L. R. Chapman Company--the type equipment used for moving earth for approaches to the Cannelton Bridge, and for leveling area for Harvey Aluminum Company For tops in food, private dining rooms, the very latest in comfort and convenience----it's LINCOLN TRAIL MOTEL AND RESTAURANT--with lots of parking, and a swimming pool I These sophomores show us that GUS DOERNER provides all kinds of sweaters and jackets. 114 Kris and Karen like the looks of things at the AIRPORT. m Start right from the start, by furnishing your first home with YOUNG REPUBLIC furniture from the TELL CITY CHAIR COMPANY. Crafted of lovely, durable solid hard rock maple wood, the YOUNG REPUBLIC offers you scores of living, dining, and bedroom pieces for your decorating pleasure. All guaranteed to please.1 I ZOERCHER INSURANCE AGENCY, gives complete service, always. THE TELL CITY MARKET has fast check-out, and lots of service. Joan and Sharia like the service HILGER'S LAUNDRY is tops, at OHIO VALLEY GAS CORPORATION say Bonnie and Patsy. 116 For service and quality, you Things go better with Coke can't beat MONTGOMERY WARD . says Phyllis Masterson. 117 Polly Ziegelgruber and Angela Clemens are pleased to note the high quality and great variety of filters produced in Tell City by the COMMERCIAL FILTER CORPORATION. Julie Anderson and Dorothy Schipp appreciate the excellent service and attractive quarters at the TELL CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN. 118 Ronnie and Tim like to trade Brenda Zuelly really goes for at HUCK'S TEXACO SERVICE. the lamps at DAUBY HARDWARE. Sue and Chris like the food and Mike Hess says CONNER has service at the ALPINE HOUSE. everything for building . DAUBY'S have tops in fine We like the service at TROY coats say Jolene and Rhonda. GULF say Joyce and Sharon. 119 We go for the music and news WESTERN AUTO provides tops from RADIO STATION WTCJ in service and merchandise. Gerald says: WOODCRAFTERS It’s SHEPHARD HATCHERY for tops make the tops in cabinets . in eggs and chicks--try them! 120 HOLLAND DAIRY has everything a Vince says: BOERSTE SERVICE good dairy should have. suits me to a T . It's SHREIBER DRUGS for tops TELL CITY DISTRIBUTORS have the in cosmetics,' --always. quality, the price, and service. LAYELL 66 SERVICE has what Dave We like the work and service and Terry like--service. at TELL CITY RECAPPERS . 121 MAXON CONSTRUCTION CO. MELODY MADE BREAD Barges--truck bodies--repairs. When you want a treat--go MELODY Marine Construction. 411 Main St. PAUL ETIENNE INSURANCE DODGE DODGE DODGE DODGE DODGE --where insurance is a business, not a sideline. Stop in and see us, sometime! --for that new DODGE in your life, see MALONE'S, in Cannelton. RAMSEY CONSTRUCTION CO. We built both school additions! SWISS MAID Tell City's own cheese plant! residential and commercial. Always ask for SWISS MAID-- always ask for the best. RED AND WHITE SHARRON'S BEAUTY SHOP --where shopping is a pleasure, not a chore. In beautiful, new, Lincoln Park Plaza. Come on in! 402 Main St. Tell City Ind. RED AND WHITE Our experience is at your command! 122 Mike and Art like the new Plymouths at HESS SALES. TELL CITY AUTO AND MACHINE SHOP has what we like I Ed and Larry enjoy eating at ALVEY CLEANERS have the know- the FREEZER FRESH. how and desire to serve well! You can always find it at Money is available when you GAMBLES says Tommy. need it--at IMPERIAL FINANCE . 123 Dot and Jean agree-- For tops HAUENSTEIN'S are tops in service in pictures, go to EGER STUDIO and qualiti--say John and Paul. 124 What a grand display BARNHART FURNITURE has--go see them . TELL CITY MOBILE HOMES have a grand selection--You go see! HESS ELECTRIC has variety and Danny and Dave say GOFFINET quality--ask Tom Freeman. FURNITURE has a big selection . Best dressed men go to JIM JIM'S, say Mike and Dave. PHOTOCRAFT specializes in top quality, all ways and always. Sharon Dauby loves the variety and Kathy and Judy say There's a service from LAUER FLORAL CO. FORD from WERNER'S in my life . Kathy goes for the fine jewelry Ronnie Says- The folks at WERNER from WRIGHT'S JEWELRY STORE DRUGS know their stuff . FREDERICK'S 5 and 10 has just GERBER FURNITURE--on the corner- about everything we need . has quality, selection, service. 126 TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME OBERHAUSEN,INC. Lewisport, Ky. Plumbing-wiring-furnaces-service A friend in time of need. Give us a ring! SNYDER DRUGS INDIANA CABLEVISION Cannelton, Ind. 510 Washington Everything a good drug store The best television reception in Perry County Homes!! should be! Give us a ring,RING! SWISS THEATER TELL CITY MARINE See your favorite star at SWISS! Outboard motors--boats--repair 1028 Main St. Tell City welding and lathes B F C AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WERNER MARKET 1038--13th St. TC. Franklin and 12th St. Tell City All work guaranteed try us!!!! Best in meats and groceries 127 Don't let accidents catch you For tops in tv service, go to on a limb--go to EVRARD INS. FISCHER'S FURNITURE Jean, Sue and Jean enjoy the Harold and Ronnie like the service at the K of C. service of GERBER OIL CO. 128 We just love the new Oldsmobiles For the latest in all styles, from A AND G MOTORS . go to JANET'S , Mary Judy say. 7 Kathy and Esther enjoy the good FREDERICK'S SHEET METAL is tops food and service at SUNLITE in service say Vince and Charlie. Janice says: Those nuts from INDEX are delicious . It's KENNY'S ASHLAND for tops, all ways and always . 129 Donna and Brenda approve the new banking facilities of the TELL CITY NATIONAL BANK--and look forward to using them--soon. John and Mike like to shop at NOBLE IGA always has such a BLINZlNGER'S--meats groceries, grand selection! 130 HERMAN PETERS has it, for hauling TELL CITY GLASS has a grand excavating, plumbing. assortment of tools-try 'em. J.O. and John really go for the Bowling at BLUM'S is always boats at SWISS SIX.' fun say Cecil and Frank. Pat and Dot learn all about Our car likes REYNOLD'S SERVICE HOME MUTUAL insurance. say Paul and Raleigh. 131 Sheila Reed and Sara Simms think that the CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK is the greatest! Carl Thompson and Bob Fella are finding out how easy it is to buy a home with the assistance of the PEOPLE'S BUILDING AND LOAN. 132 Mary Sue learns For the best MALONE TEXACO suits us-all in insurance, go to WERNER'S. ways say Bill and Freddie. Janice and Liz like the service and high quality from VOGES. For tops in tires and service go CASSIDY-DAUBY, says Von. BAYSINGER'S SHELL SERVICE is Books--and all office supplies tops--all ways--says Cecil. -at the NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY. 133 Lois Winter and Judy Hawkins believe in getting their applications early at GENERAL ELECTRIC--a good place to work. Becky likes the service at SWISS PLYWOOD is tops in all SWISS STUDIO - it's tops! kinds of fine furniture . 134 FAULKENBERG CONSTRUCTION has Mike learns how the AFL-CIO quality, service and price. keeps workers strong. Denny goes to GEORGE'S for tops in service and gas. Steve and his Dad say: Bring your car up to STANDARD . r.ULf LEX WASHING 135 The CYO exists to provide training for youth. WHITIE'S GULF provides the tops in service--all ways. Judy and Mary go to ROLAND'S It's GRAVES STORE for hardware for the finest in jewelry. lawn and garden supplies . The selection at P.N.HIRSCH For the best in feed and grain is out of this world! go to TELL CITY FEED AND GRAIN. MORGAN'S BODY SHOP is tops Joe likes the service at the for auto repairs says Allen. TELL CITY AUTO PARTS. 136 B L DOLLAR A and P Wm. Everly, manaqer. Where your shopping dollar goes 430 Main Street sooooooo much farther! Tell City, Ind. Try us, and see! BOB'S AUTO PARTS BAKER DRESS SHOP Thousands of parts 540 Main St. Tell City Call on us in time of need ----where style and price meet! Troy Road Tell City FIRST-CANNELTON NATIONAL BANK the County Seat bank Where Parking is no Problem. FINCH FUNERAL HOME 24 hour ambulance service Your friend in time of need.' ! BETTINGER CHIPS CURT DAUBY, INC. Best--all ways The proof is Always ask for and always in the taste!! BETTINGER'S. Appliances, furniture, radios See us for that new color TV.'! 137 Bob admires the variety of Mike and Bill go to MANSFIELD'S painting supplies at PARKERS. for their record needs. Danny admires the high quality Joe and Ronnie like to bowl at paneling at TELL CITY BUILDERS. DIAMOND LANES-------hwy. 37. ZOERCHER-GILLICK FUNERAL HOME Debbie says: I go for the cars provides tops in service. from DAUBY MOTOR COMPANY . 138 Barbara knows that MARY RUTH Terry likes the service at the has the ultimate in fashion. PHILLIPS DELUXE 66 STATION. Charlie and Joe are going to Nancy and Billie admire the fine tell Mom about MINTO’S meats’ cars at HESS USED CAR SALES. 139 Suzanne and Sharon say VINCENT'S Mark, Sara and Kenny all go for MARKET really has variety . shoes from FISCHER SHOE STORE. Theresa and Marsha learn the many SCHAEFFER AND PAULIN--for parts ways electricity from REC helps. for every car-ask Sharon or Jody. Service, quality, and price are Pat and Jody really go for the new combined at CLARK'S GAS ISLAND. RAMBLER from VINCENT'S. 140 TINY HUGHES says-- LUDWIG MONUMENT WORKS N. Main St. Tell City, Ind. Thanks a million for listening We exist to serve you remember TINY and WTCJ UNITED CHAIR COMPANY QUALITY-EMPLOYMENT-CONSIDERATION at the FROSTOP it's always tops in soft drinks sandwiches and quick lunches.' Troy,Indiana STOP IN AND VISIT WITH US!!!' For baking and slicing hams-- GOLFING--DANCING--PARTIES for best in meats and service- CABINS--SWIMMING for free delivery COMPLETE RECREATIONAL CENTER.'.' GREULICH'S MARKET is tops] -----FISCHER'S CEDAR CREST LAKE A clean car looks nicer-- A clean car runs nicer---- A clean car inflates the ego- A clean car very likely has just paid a visit to the---- At your service, day or night expert repair and tops in all material and equipment J and H CAR WASH ROY HOBBS BODY SHOP We like FISCHER CHAIRS beam .Wayne and Cecil learn how PHILLIPS Bill Owen and Craig Blackford. 66 is better all ways--always. Ford Tractors-- -------- Chain saws Sales and Service Give us a buzz, when in trouble HOWELL GARAGE, GATCHEL We exist to serve you and you and YOU We have the experience and the desire to be tops:: LAUER BEAUTY SHOP For little purchases For big purchases For gas, milk, meat, or most anything, most anytime-- STOP AND SHOP!!!!! for hardware, paint, lumber, roofing and nails remember HOESLI LUMBER COMPANY 142 For the big jobs like the Cannelton Bridge----for little jobs like a strip of sidewalk--for any and all jobs, always call on TELL CITY CONCRETE SUPPLY. For hauling, stone, bulldozing, grading, earthmoving, trenching, building lakes, — who but LUTGRING BROTHERS? 143 HARPE SCHOOL BUS SERVICE is Frank and Bill agree that tops in safety convenience. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE is best G. T. DAVIS INSURANCE Serving 828 Ninth Tell City since 1921 St. Tell City GLENN'S MARKET Free Delivery Vegetables-Frozen Foods-Meats 419 Main St. Tell City Bruce says BLACKIE TIRE has tires of ALL sizes--try us! 144