Veedersburg High School - Pintus Yearbook (Veedersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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The yearbook staff solicits ads. . . . and memory books. We say, Gimme, gimme gimme. vw , Q 3' 0,2 vi Q ,PIL Lehi' sham' O 0 ' W td I ,.,, We cheer for our school In our town we spend many pleasant hours. We dance. . . :N fu :w G fe Y ,wry b M vi We gossip. . . EXIT 5 Mimi '55, uf ' 'YQ ,M W, K7 JTSZFE'-' V Mwmwfk, 1. 1 .Ass in ,s m P-fffsww 1,, N-wa -.rm X W www V8.7 . s 'Q 'E' -A-n 4' . ummm Ma We play. . . Y'-3, K E we, 4 . X 13, e 2 5 :., ' -I 1 ' 9 F 57' 'Q ,A e a f . . . and torment the freshmen. 5 ,. 5 5 4 0 N ll oh Q s u 'S' W . ' 1, :W ' an' ' Qlhgfilx, all ,y9ow,+v'1, C9 C0 , 1 ll! YVe add.. We sew VVe'bud1d.. xx We debate We toil. . . We type 'S Hg . . Jllglflx DIL, PM V X535-K E E5 W mi Ul- E we I a ' 1 S ' 4 as X i Q ei, x A - .-X ff A 3152-Z ? V J, ' 1 y v lf: xrl- I :'ll' 1' SQ: ' 1 0 7 0 3.74 U 9' I 4 ' 3 ' Aw H 5 1 at 0 - - via iifuhgftflt1Y.51ll'1e,-'11,bI7.9I'61 s' QF f TO OUR PARENTS: We are dedicating the 1959 PINTUS to YOU. We realize our accomplishments are due largely to your influence, and that this influence will be responsible for our success in the future. Our beliefs, ideals, and attitudes are a result of your teachings. We know that you have had the difficult task of guiding us through m'1ny trying times teaching us right from wrong 'md helping us when we need- ed help but we xx ere too indifferent to accept it. We have not thanked you for all of your time energy and pleasures you sacrificed for us but we do appreciate these sacrifices. Now we want to say 'Thank you for everything. ' .-Q...,x 1--.Q-.,, A i mins ,XM xx -i em m lifx D Q 1-1-,f A M5 Cf- P S XX fu i 5 'Qi' 424 i J I 1 ff' l ll t l fig 'I H X lux if . Just as the twig is bent, the tree is inclined --- Pope as ,ni Q 'tr' M' I , Fr fx q 1 Ii' IWW!! 4' - fd jg? l na ffm ff' f ww wmv Lf?i ?5ns 1' ' ' ' Q? W 0 Qt 4 WE .DA '5 'E?1Ef 4 6 1 ,if ivy' l- i '- ' 'WMM X'lililJl5llSB URG VAN BURIQN SCHOOL BOARD :ill Xlllli, liaitliryn Bcsscll, School Socrctxiryg Jximcs E. 'l'owcll, Plvsiclcnt. SVXNIDINU: Willizim L. Dlxifligziii, Mcmbcrg Joe W. Ilolt, 'l'1'c:1su1'vi': Rusc E. Boggs, Scc1'cLziI'yg Szillio Stzirky, Trustoc. 'I'lim- raluclciits :mrl laicully ol' the Vccclci'sbui'g-Vim Buren School Coi'pm':itioii lcul Ikii'tuii:iLc iii liziviiig, :mil :irc inclebtocl to, their outstxincling School Bozircl. 'l'li4- Bozircl liais spciit couiitlvss licilirs in planning the imp1'oVciii0nt ol' the school system. 'l'liv RK. i'c'xx1ii'nI lm' its miiiiy :icccniiplislimcnts Comes in thc rocogiiition that Vccclc-1'sbul'g High Sn-liocil is prricliiciiig outslximling citizens for toiiiorrow. 4' -.- xfgfd V SEAFIE? 4 V 122 I .1 ,' .- . an WOW' MIG f Q ,nil ,411 ,K f 4 V' -7 1 ,Z :iCif:Zs.G1ff'Mf1:w MC 2441, 91' K Superintendent Mr. Spencer not only performs his duties as superinten- dent capably and ef- ficiently, but he also takes a personal in- terest in each and every student--help- ing us with our pres- ent problems, and also helping us to make a wise choice of our future work. He instills in us the ambition and the de- sire to get ahead in life and to keep our ideals and standards high. Mr. Spencer will be remembered by all of us an an able teacher, a wise coun- selor, and a wonderful friend. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer and James David Sponsored by: FOUNTAIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO OP Complete Farm Supplies I . 1 0 g h by ' ' Gessie Veedersburg Riverside ' H. H SPENCER B S M S Mechanical Drawing Indiana State Teachers College, Uruversity of Wisconsin Although Mr. Stevens has been our principal for only one year, we have all come to re- gard him highly. We are proud to have as our principal a man who has such a keen interest in Veedersburg High School and in its students. Because of his en- couragement and enthusiasm, we students have taken a greater pride in ourselves, in our ed- ucation, and of course, in our school. Mr. Stevens is able to set us at ease quickly, and with his power of understanding, he can help us solve our problems efficiently. We are happy to have Mr. Stevens as our principal, and we all recognize him as one of the best principals of one of the greatest schools in the country. W. C. STEVENS, B. S. , M. A Science Sponsor: Student Council Eastern Teachers College University of Kentucky Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Sponsored by: BOWMAN-GR OSS'S TR UCK STOP Joe and Barb Dice Joe and Marie Bowman JAMES A. CHATT, B.s. ,1x1. S. Agriculture, English Sponsor: Senior Class, Agriculture Club Indiana University, Purdue University, Indiana State Teachers College. Facult WILHELMINA HARRISON, M. A. Social Studies, Latin Sponsor: Senior Class Latin Club Indiana State Teachers College Mrs. Cade taught Mrs. Harri- son's classes during her absence. Mrs. Cade's picture is not available. NELLIE CADE, B. A. Social Studies, Latin Sponsor: Latin Club Franklin College, Butler University, Indiana State Teachers College ROBERT L. FAIRHURST, B. S. , M. S. Science Sponsor: Freshman Class, Math and Science Cl Indiana State Teachers Collcg PAUL MCCAMMON B. S. Industrial Arts, Math Sponsor: Eighth Grade Indiana State Teachers College JOHN F. HODSHIRE B. M. E. Music, Band Sponsor: Seventh Grade, H1 Y Indiana University JORMAN EDWARD ROBINSON, B. A. Inglish ponsor: Eighth Grade, National Honor Society Iutler University, Indiana Iniversity, Purdue University JOHN PATRICK O'BRIEN, B. S. Business, English Sponsor: Sophomore Class, Yearbook, Press Club Indiana State Teachers College JOYCE W. CRAIG, B. A. English, Library Sponsor: Sophomore Class, Sunshine Society, Chee rle ade rs Northern State Teachers College, Louisiana, Texas Western College Indiana State Teachers College WILMA FISHER, B. S. Art Indiana State Teachers College, Central Normal College WILLLAM A. HARPRING, B. S. Math Sponsor: Junior Class, Math and Science Club Indiana State Teachers College Sponsored by: GRAB-IT-HERE Where Ma saves Pa's Dough Veedersburg. Indiana Facult MAUDE H. RIEKEBERG, B. P.E. Girls' Physical Education, English Sponsor: Freshman Class, G. A. A. Indiana University, Ball State Teachers College, Winona College, American College of Physical Education. ROBERT E. WILLIAMS, B. S. ,M. S. Athletic Director, Physical Education, Basketball and Baseball Coach, Business, Driver Education Sponsor: Letterman's Club Indiana University HELEN RUTH MCELWEE, B. S. Homemaking Sponsor: Junior Class, F. H. A. Purdue University RICHARD MARTIN GRAHAM, B S Football Coach, Assistant Basket- ball Coach, Physical Education, Social Studies Sponsor: Seventh Grade, Letterman's Club Wabash College, Indiana State Teachers College Sponsored by: MARSHALL STUDIOS, INC. Veedersburg, Indiana kf- 4-4:c'5 ' J A' 1 1, x '-, 7 fig?-f-A . h 5 f .I'!ETf1f '4 f ,gf KL- 1 X N m ,en 'SIS' 1 'F' fw,g5gii5 '11 Z. 9 ,, 3 I X I 3 v,. , K'l..XHSfJI1I1III'ImS IR' -f---- June Myers, President: Bud Bc-vcr, Vim-v-P11-simluut G7 A35 f'll1ll'IHlll' XIc'Iiinnc'.x', S0c'1'0t:11'y: Jv1'1'yG1':1cly, 'I'l'0:lSLll'Cl': Holm Vlift, Hcpnrlm I 19' ,aa U 4, '57, SFA i551 1 , W-Beef 'mfg 'gifglfgy' 551,451 t ', ' .X X if .VW .ii f- - .2 lggzfff Class 0 1959 Our high school career was begun with initiation. The climax was an all-school party. During this affair, we were given one more dose of torture by the seniors, and afterward we were considered true members of the high school. The fall of 1955 also found us working on our first homecoming float. We had decided that we wanted to start a fund for a trip to be taken immediately after graduation. A huge food sale was planned during our sophomore year. It was a success, and the money started our fund. The Junior-Senior Prom and the Junior Play were the big events of our 1957-58 school year. We gave three one-act plays: The Wedding , Casanova Jr. , and Sally and the Villain . Each re- ceived an enthusiastic response from the audience. Nearly everyone in the class had a part in the production. We all breathed a sigh of relief as the curtain closed the final time. The money from this affair and other activities financed the Junior-Senior Prom, which was held at Purdue University. We realized our dreams on May 16, 1958, when everyone arrived at the Union Building, and the long awaited evening began. After the banquet, everyone danced to the music of a campus orchestra. The theme of the Prom was An Affair to Remember . A special showing of the movie by the same name was arranged for us at the local drive-in theater after the Prom. In the wee hours of the morning, our mothers provided us with an enticing breakfast. We had the popcorn and sandwich concessions at the football and basketball games during our last year of high school. Skating parties, a car wash, a play, and other money-making schemes were used in an effort to earn more money for our trip. Now we are all anticipating spring with both joy and sadness. This year, 1959, marks the end of our high school career. Each of us wonders what the future holds and hopes he can fit into society successfully. And even though we are sad in leaving the good ship, V. H. S. Pintus, we are leaving happy memories behind. RUTH ANN ALLEN Ruthie Band 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2, 3,4g Pep Club 1,25 Latin Club 29 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Yearbook Editor 4g Solo and Ensemble Con- test 1,2, 3g Choral Festi- val 1,2,3,4g Band Festi- val 1, 2, 35 Girls' State Alternate 3g Betty Crock- er Homemaker Award 4, Annual Staff Play 4g Mc- Call's Teen Fashion Board 4g Math Contest 1. GREGG EVERTON BAXTER HB2-xl! Football 1,3g Hi-Yg Junior Play, Assistant Director Senior Play. BARRY DALE BEAVER Bono Junior Playg Senior Play. PHILIP ALLEN CHUMLEY Senator Latin Club 1. VIRGINIA ROSE COOPER Jenny F. Il. A. 4g Press Club 33 Pep Club 2,3. MAROLYN DR UIVIMOND DrLmimie F. II. A, 2,3: Sunshine lg Pep Club 1,2,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Band1,2,3,4g Latin Club lg Majorette 2g Drum Majoretto 3.4, Pep Band 3g Twirling Contest 3g Solo and En- semble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. LEWIS MATIIIAS BE VER lVBudYl Basketball 1,2,3,4, Cap- tain 45 Baseball 1, 2,3,4g Track 1, 2,3,4g Football 1,4g Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Pres ident 4g National Ilonor Society 2,3,4, Reporter 43 Class President 2. Vice-President 4g Stu- dent Council lg Annual Staff 3,44 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play: V. H. S. Varieties lg Athletic Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4g Boys' State 35 Mr. Athlete 3g Mr. Wisdom 45 Wabash Valley Tourney Team 4. REBA MAE CLIFT v1Rebarv F. H. A. 2,3,4, President 45 Pep Club l,2,4g Annual Staff 4g Class Rc porter 4g Junior Playg English Merit Award 3. BRENDA KAY CUNNINGHAM Brenda Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 2,3,4, Vice- President 4g National Honor Society 3,4g Annual Staff 4: Class Editor 4: Junior Playg Latin Club 2g Chorus 23 Choral Fes- tival 2: Class Quecn 3g Candidate for Home- coming Queen 3g Librari in 2,4. HUBERT RAY DUNIVAN Hubert Track 1,2,3g Baseball 1, 2,35 Football 4g Ag Club 1,2,3,4g Letterman's Club l,2,3,4. ARTHUR FLETCHER , JR. Fletchu.m H1-Y 1,25 Athletic Club 1,2g V. H. S. Varieties 1 , 23 Class Play 3g Basketball 1, Football 1,25 Track 1,2. RICHARD HAROLD GROSS Dick Football 1 , 2 , 3, 45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3, 4, Athletic Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus 15 V. H. S. Varie- ties 1,2g Class Secretary lg Class Treasurer 2. KEITH HALL Keith DON EUGENE HARPER Sherman Football 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 3,4g Agriculture Club 2, 3, 4. 18 JERRY LEE GRADY l lIBoboll Class Treasurer 4g Ag- riculture 1 , 2, 3, 4. MARILYN JUNE GROSS Marilyn Sunshine 1, 2, 3g Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 B-Team Cheer- leader 1,23 Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4g Band 1,2,4g Chorus 1,2g Latin Club 2g Class Vice-President 3, Class Play 3. PATRICIA MARIE HANCOCK Yvpatli F. H. A. 2,33 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Class Reporter 2. JUDITH LEE HARPER YYJudilI Sunshine Society 1 , 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4g F. H. A.2, 3,4, His- torian 3, District Histor- ian 4g Pep Club 1,2,4g Devil's SpeakStaff 3g Annual Staff 3,4g Girls' State Alternate 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4g Choral Festival 1 , 2, 3, 4g Major- ette 4g Marching Contest 4. JANE SUE HERSHBERGER Janie National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Vice President 45 Class President 35 Junior Play5 Girls' State 35 Jr. American Heart Board 45 Student Council 15 Sun- shine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 F. H. A. 45 Latin Club 2,3,4, Vice President 25 Pep Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Band Contest 1,2,3,45 State Solo Ensemble Con- test 1,2, 35 District Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 Band Festival 1,2,3,45 Choral Festival 1 , 2, 3, 45 Dischords 2. RICHARD LEE KEELING Dick Basketball 1,2',3,4, Cap- tain 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1, 2,3,45 Track 1,3,45 Student Council 45 Athletic Club l,2,3,4, President 4, Treasurer 25 Annual Staff 35 Ag Club 3, 4, President 45 Junior Play5 Hi-Y 15 Land Judg- ing 2,35 Dairy Judging 2,3, 45 Livestock Judging 2, 3, 45 Most Valuable Football Player 45 Wabash Valley All-Star Haliback 45 Most Popular Boy 45 Best School Spirit 4. LARRY GENE IGIOUT HB-ull!! Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Athletic Student Manager 3,45 Athletic Club 4. TERRY OLIVER KROUT HT. K' uv Class Secretary 1,25 Base- ball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1,2, 35 Varieties 15 Hi-Y 1,25 Athletic Club 2, 35 Football 1,25 Chorus 1. CHARLES DALEY HOLLAND Dutch Junior Play: Senior Play5 Ag Club 25 Hi-Y 25 Libra- rian 2. KENNETH RAY KROUT HK. K. H Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Base- ball1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,45 Football 45 Ag Club. ORA LEROY KROUT, JR. nRuStyn Student Council 3, Vice President 35 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Class Treasurer 25 Annual Staff 45 Athletic Club 2,35 Varieties 15 Boys' State Alternate 3. ROBERT VICTOR LEAS llvicll Class Vice President 25 Ag Club 1,2,3, President 35 Athletic Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Football l,2,3,4, Wabash Valley All Star Center 45 Student Council 4, President 45 Land Judging 2, 35 Livestock Judging 2,3,45 Dairy Judging 2,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Honorary Captain of Football Team 45 Grain Judging 3,45 Ag Merit Award 25 Mr. Senior 4. BARBARA FAYE LEE Barb Press Club 3, F. H. A. 4, School Librarian 2, 3. JERRY DEAN LYNCH China JIM E DWARD MCCLURE lYJimll KAREN SUE MINICK Karen National Honor Society 3, President 4, Class Secre- tary 3, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, F. H. A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4g Girls' State Alternate 3: Merit Awards in Home- making 2, Bookkeeping and English 3. BENNIE CHARLTON LUDLOW Gizmo National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club, President 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Athletic Student Manager 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Athletic Club 4. JAMES EDWARD MANASCO lIJiInlI Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2. CHARLOTTE RUTH McKINNEY George Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Band Festival 1, 2, 3,4, Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society 1 , 2, 3,4, F. H. A. Secretary 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary 4, Class Plays 3,4, Christmas Ball Queen 4, Press Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 1,2, Most Popular 4. GARY LEE MITCHELL IYTanklV Athletic Club 1,2,3,4, Base ball 1,3,4, Basketball 1, Football 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 1. JANE ANN MYERS Myersie Student Council 2, 3, President 35 Class Presi- dent 45 Honor Society 2,3, 4, Treasurer 45 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Sunshine Society 1 , 2 , 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,45 Solo and Ensemble Con- test QDistrict and Statej, 15 Band 1,25 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Choral Festival 1 , 2, 3, 45 Band Contest 1,25 Choral Contest 1,2, 3,45 Miss Wisdom 45 D. A. R. History Award 35 D. A. R. Good Citizen 45 All Around Student 25 Latin Award 25 English Award 25 Geometry A- ward 25 World History Award 25 Typing Award 35 English Award 35 Algebra Award 35 U. S. History Award 35 Dele- gate to Girls' State 3. GILBERT JOE ROBBINS IIJOBII FRED HUBERT STEELE Sunshine Baseball 2,4. SUSAN JANE TOWELL Ylsucil Annual Staff 45 Sunshine Society 1,2,3,45 F. H. A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Press Club 35 Devil's Speak Staff 35 Latin Club 1,25 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Marching Contest 1,45 Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Majorette 2, 3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,45 Band Festival 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Choral Contest 1,2,3,45 District Choral Festival 1,2,45 State Choral Festival 35 Junior Playg Senior Playg V. H. S. Varieties,2. PAUL BLANCHARD PRITCHARD HRedll Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2 3,45 Drum Solo to State 35 B0yS' State 35 Hi-Y 1,2,3, 45 Dance Band 35 V. H. S. Varieties 25 Science Club 35 Football 4, Wabash Valley Honorable Mentiong Basketball 45 Class Re- porter 15 Letterman's Club 4. KATHA LOU SMITH Hsmitvll Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 2,3,45 Parliamen- tarian 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Press Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Choral Festival 1,2,3,45 Choral Contest 1,2,3,45 Devil's Speak Staff 35 Annual Staff, Typist 3, Layout Editor 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. LARRY LE E ST ONEBRAKE R vvpeten MARY ELLEN TURPIN lYMary'l Chorus 1,2,35 F. H. 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AND MISS SOPHOMORE: MR, .XNID MISS I RESIlM,:XN Joe Hams David Elmore Don Hughes P:1Lty Iiruut Dee Marsh Diane Wilmurtli Sponsored by: THE FOUNTAIN TRUST COMPANY Covington, Indiana ' ' Member F. D. I. C. ' ' gg 'lp 2- 1:5 5lv .2 ,h is '13-Q!-'sv Il- ri - 1 PSHE? Hmm' 132 ' .V ,Q 0 IA 1 - ' L al4 '1 '25 .3 ' I O! W 'la ,II , D 1 QL ly, 1 ,141 If ,v '17 , ll 'T ,el Q 5 -..-. X.. kg'-'f'v1T,-,:.4?T stiun u g 1' 77 fl. ,U . v ' 9 I I r . f I ylfh V4 g pp, VI 'V' I ra 7 in En .' af'l52,d,f' sf'5.j,'L1ofZ,fC.-'f1-'fff-',-211,139 I . ,eb 91 1 31 Aviiiir 1 sig, 5 :EWU f ix 'tif I WWE? 5' J - -1' tfaifqgi- 1-1 ilk? L' 4 The ' e om 3 ol aowgi Oxieexwg, .D W gf ' 1 steers. salmiaevofx we aw- O? esxdexxkn KOVKLL QYXGQ, Segfex YY KW e do , '55 X9 e CNP' -a OQQS s Yet., Q oYaXe0C' GOOXX B xx NX 3919 -Gad 30 'QE tcegfou Nxgfg K 0 . 0 l YY e969 Junior Class The day the juniors received their class rings was a memorable event. The class sold about 31200. 00 worth of magazine subscriptions, sponsored a very success- ful sock hop, and sold cokes at all the football and basketball games. Of course, the prom was foremost in the minds of all upperclassmen. The responsibility of this affair rested on the shoulders of the juniors. As the second semester grew shorter, their minds be- came more preoccupied with prom plans and less in- terested in homework. ABSENT: Larry Bumpus, Myretta Cox, Robin Fogleman, Joe Haas, Dennis Hughes, Tom Linker, Dick McClure, Carl Minick, Charles Walls, Phyllis Ratcliff. Mary Arlington Sherry Jo Biddle Mariann Boord Jodie B oggs Janet Booe Carole Sue Bowers Toni Brown Carole Dunivan Carolyn Fishero Jerry Hacker Marvin Hancock Jean Hebner Dwight Gookins Clarence Keeling Owen Keeling Kathryn Keeling Iialiie Keith Jay Kell Doris Keller Sharon Kendrick Sherry King Bonnie Krout Patty Krout Carole LaBau Mary Jo McCollum James McCutehan Mike Morehouse Janice Parham Carolyn Philpotl Leland Philpott Ruth Pitzer Merellith Shiclelcr Carolyn Turpin Brenda Van Note Mattie Wilkerson 3,-H 5 r auf' The ophomore Class Q64- xsw X525 Qxbeveoie . . . Qgejgbff The sophomores began the school year by initiat- eg. Ov ing the freshmen to slave week . For one week the fb-AIS' Q56 freshmen were made to carry books and perform 3 0-,Q other tasks at the command of their superiors. The 625' 6904. sophomores are looking forward to receiving their Q61 fqiegoie class rings next year, and they began early in the 6OQ4,OQ'Q4G? year to build their treasury for the prom by sponsor- Vygxoel oe. ing several sock hops. They also sponsored a few C' 460 Quo after-game sock hops. Ca -1' 99' ABSENT: Phillip Grubb Beverly Abolt Karoylee Ballah Jan Baxter Fred Bellamy Jim Bentley Linda Bever Max Booe Ruth Ann Booe Sandra Booe Anita Byers Stephen Byers Patty Clift Larry Craig Larry Crowder Lois Denzer Duane Dice L wry Uillcni IJ:1x'imI iilnimw- Ralph Fluivliv 1' John Folvy Iufiy Gziylui' Myra Guings Linclzi Grzicly Cliiick Ilziclici' Iivk Iiaiynizin Xrtliui' Ilvss Bill Hull Plllll llmik l7lllil'U1l illliitvi' Xrmmlil Kcvling Julynn Kcvling Runnin' Kwciing nniiv M1-Vollixiii 1,:iIJunn:ili Iluv Mznrsli Iiuiui IXIm'lu'i' f'I1ZlI'lL'S Millvi' Suzainnc Mills Ivzin Pitm-1' Julin lic-niiisun Hub Sliicli-ici' Nim'ySui1LIi:1i'cl C':ii'1 Sluiicbiuilwi' Luis Wvbu i' Shirley Wilkinson if W 1 1 N , -Q K 3 fi! 4 if you af ,A 4 K 5 f 'N 'S' - Q. ' A xe i i,57,. l, Q Q Y oo? QSO ., JN 0 R' asf' Q0 .xbu Qiy '. fc 0 N .o A A 4? 6' Q9 ,c' 4 56 W cbs- Swett O. fix Q Q: ., AC O N GQ we M' QCD .5 .Y Q' 40 xoqig N . L XV QQ gy SX goo 9 .U Go ABSENT: Edgar Bradbcrry, Don Hughes, Jim Marquess, Sandra Nmick, Jack Robbins, Everett Walters, Sarahbcll Williams. The Freshman Class LBC N, Qwo,.Q Qui Q .9 65 v -qf -VP by ,QW The first trial of high school for the freshmen was Slave Week. During this affair the sophomores issued orders to the freshmen concerning their dress and be- havior. Of course, the slaves performed several favors for their masters. Afterthe ordeal, the fresh- men celebrated by having a party. The first year of high school serves as orientation into both society and classes. We believe our freshmen have become adjusted and will be worthy members of V. H. S. E -,,- ,Wg V 1 - Susan Baxter Carolyn Beaver Us JM, V Marilyn Beavc r 1' ' ' James Bowers -4' il . we Phillip Butts Douglas Clousc Alberta Cooper Sharon Dillon Bob Fishc ro Francis Fletcher Larry Frazee Larry Furr . S B l lrae y tle lf i o ll X ' ' ' y os be fs if i ar B B uuye if FFF W if Q X -ff: -gg xr.. . 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Jzgii-' 1' 'U' 2 ggyfafxfvagiz' , Q 1' f gy ? Q, 5 -N W let 4 'ir fill 'lr 1: ai ' A,,': N ku, , . 1 - 1,16 msizsr .15 ., J I , lf!- Q I' .. 3 E, 7 . ,f . , H-.. ll Ei hth Grade ROW 1: Sue Blair, President: Ronald Goodwin, Vice President: Jody Wilson, Secretary: Linda Mills, Treasurer: Melvin Pickett, Reporter. ROW 2: Sharon Stahl, Tony Arrigo, Kay Tubbs, Gary Dockins, Rachel Newman, Randy Blanton, Gaye Francis, Jack Preston, Gaye King, Chris Haas, Dale Gust, Fred Bentley. ROW 3: Chuck Borst, Bobby Lackey, Janice Thomas, Billy Overbeck, Marilyn Booe, Bobby Thomas, Steve Songer, Patty Smith, Forrest Goings, Caroline McCann, Tommy Foley, Ellen Butts. ROW 4: Mitzi Switzer, Saundra Kecling, Joan Van Note, Geanette Clawson, Carol Davis, Linda Haas, Dickie Booe, Marie Stembaugh, Larry Warrick, Carol Alston, Gary Francis, Carol Clawson. ROW 5: Carol Leonard, Mike Mitchell, Sonja Swafford, Jim Rusk, Bill Lindquist, Sheila Meadows, Bob Hatch, Kay Byers, Jerry Walters, Penny Borst, Eddie Hunt. ROW 6: Kenneth Bradbury, Martha Stembaugh, Donald Douglas, Rosalie Graham, Harold Crowder, Larry Robbins, Charles Stonebraker, Carolyn Grace Larry Poindextcr, Pat Poindexter, Larry Dockins, Carol Goodson, Johnny George. Seventh Grade ROW 1: Teddy Hacker, President: Jeri Furr, Vice President, Terry Goodson, Secretary, Judy Griffin, Treasurer. ROW 2: Gary Ludlow, Suzie Pendry, Bruce Mills, Beatrice Cox, Jimmy Evans, Sue Ann Miller, Dickie Blair, DeLayne Ratcliff, Bobby Dodson, Betty McDuffie, Vickie Hoagland, Marcia Day, Helen Minick. ROW 3: John Bilstad, Pam Hering, Bobby Rickey, Marsha Hancock, Harold Bellamy, Clara Wilkerson, Frank Steffy, Pam Pearson, Larry York, Diane Victory, Bobby Williams, Rita Douglas, Jimmy Brown, Linda Dunivan. ROW 4: Sharron Bumpus, Larry Weber, Diane Sheets, Leroy Lindquist, Sharon Clark, Gary Linker, Charlene Hancock, Carl Gookins, Marietta Fogleman, Billy Dockins, Patty Crowder, Johnny Rahm, Denise Smith. ROW 5: Tanzy Froedge, Billy Shelly, Karen Whitaker, Dick Garri- gus, Patty Eaton, Gary Biddle, Cheryl Owens, Jerry McElwee, Carol Stembaugh, George Williamson, Margaret Rahm, Tom Holt. I Sponsored by: K . I BODINE AND SHELBY FUNERAL HOME I W Covington, Indiana L7 r-- F W -Tix' Qiviwi In--,Z'-ff .s x 531 ., ,,, '3- .A-I 5 . ,ng g u fn 9,' flwfnf all ,. af ,f gm ,.,-,-.Q 1 uf ' ' 4 3 all, 1 4 v Il 'f 1' gr 3'1 f 101' ' -M 1 ,. 17ll7l?'5'5 'Z' HZ 71? ,fl ff 0 'www 'Y gx V' X VI i T 'll 234 Ill 'Q :ff ff' , Jo' lv . . , o all 0 ' Qwnu lg, ' ' ff' nf' 141 E lr Ai 155 Ea?-E hall 1 N :six-' X, fm fi' 0, 11 Q , 53. . 56? -AB ,4VQ5iiY. 1.. v'..-.- . ,, 1 w N Veedersbur ixth Grade ROW 1: Pamela Dillon, Charla Grubb, Ann Towell, Terry Haas, Dennis Lindamood, Betty Lee, Karen Newnurn. ROW 2: Deanna Davis, Charles Turpin, Joyce Cox, Phyllis Trinkle, Diana Houser, Charles Short, Linda Ludlow, Reta Horton. ROW 3: Becky Ratcliff, James Van Dorn, Dicky Griffin, Floyd Kester, Marilyn Jackson, Marie Paugh, James Douglas, Alice Forkner, Jane Grady, Bill Harrison, Elaine Bass, Bonnie Craig, Marcia Booe, Marilyn Clark, Glenda Clawson, Bill Bennett, Dick Craig, Mr. Leon Patterson. ABSENT: Patsy Miller, Terry Sheets, Kenny Covault. Veedersburg F th Grade ROW 1: Roger Lightle, Steven Dodson, Claudia Williams, Chris Ferguson, Linda Hershberger. ROW 2: Randy Linquist, Robert York, Diana Arlington, Gary Smith, Gordon Douglas, Charles Calvert, Donna Sheets. ROW 3: Louis Crowder, Roger Trinkle, Cole Shoaf, William Owens, Ellen Forkner, Donald Manasco, Barbara Coats. ROW 4: Eugenia Groce, George Pendry, Effie Miller, Sharon Gosnell, Kerry Mornout, Peggy Lee, Jacqueline McCutchan. ROW 5: Pauline Hoover, Freddie McCollum, Sherry Smith, Steven Holmes, Linda Dockins, Gloria Francis. ROW 6: Mike Ludlow, Mrs. Dora Campbell, Roger Himes Sponsored by: f INTERSTATE SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY, INC. l ' 5 Covington, Indiana 5 , 3 in Veedersburg Fourth rude STANDING: Sherril Lindquist, Stella Mac Lowry, Christy Ballah, Shanon Rickey, Roselyn Bunnell, Mary K. Keeling, Doralee George, Leila Thomas, Gale Boggs, Mrs. Louise Stevens. ROW 1: Qfront to backj Dennis Brewer, Kenny Gross, Roy Hunt, Glen McKinney. ROW 2: Bobby Thomas, William Powell, Kenneth Neeley, Ricky Booe. ROW 3: Fred Lowry, Eric Haas, Mike Nelson, Lloyd Turpin, Betty Doekins. Veedersburg Third Grade ROW 1: Richard Hoover, Dallas Paugh, Linnie Trinkle, Mike Steffy, Tommy Parham, Kenton Smith, Jim Bilstad, Charles Minnick, Tony Haas. ROW 2: David Keller, Mike Crane, Cathy Houser, Bruce Swingle, Joyce Mills, Anita Holmes, David Meihls, Roger Craig, Sylvia Lee. ROW 3: Martha Mills, Stephen Kruger Dawnna Clawson, Bob Powell, Deborah Litherland, Stephen Tipton, Earlene Keene, John Herring, Brenda Brinkley, Randy Shoaf, Paul McKinney, Becky Hess, Gary Lyons, Janie McCollum, Darlene Holland, Lynette Rusk, Susan Bradbury. STANDING: Mrs. Wanda Jewell. Sponsored by: SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY ' Covington, Indiana Veedersburg Second Grade ROW 1: Ann Ludlow, Debra Clark, David Forkner, Charlena Musgrove, Linda McKinney. ROW 2: Vicki Olmstead, Bobby Lee, Terry Merrill, Marilyn McClure, Jill Fogleman, Phillip Fisher. ROW 3: Billy Keller, John Fox, Carolyn Person, Richard Florey, Jr., Larry Busenbark, Dennis Keeling, Carol Douglas. STANDING: Randy Ilollis, Melody Graham, Jacquelyn French, James Lowry, Dixie Sheets, Rex Beck, Billy Bushue, Michael Newnum, Buddy Hoagland, Thomas Kester, James David Spencer, Miss Louise Wilkinson. Veedersburg First Grade ROW I: Nancy Forkner, Kathcy Mullins, Joy Parker, Janet Calvert, Marsha Rogers, Cynthia Payne, Cynthia Keller. ROW 2: Kathy Jo Craig, Beth Nelson, Linda Brewer, Deborah Groce, Janilce Rusk, Claire Owens, Katha Sue Lindquist, Donna Martin, Vicki Holt, Mary Blythe Lowe, Mrs. Clara Gilkey. ROW 3: Donnie Richey, Bobbie Bushue, Larry Hall, Greg Powell, Leon Patterson. ROW 4: Kenneth Victory, Jerry MeCutchan, Johnny McKinney, Billie Cox, Dennis Holland. ROW 5: Teddy Merrill, Donald Meihls, Brad Coats, Bobby Lyons. Sponsored by: G OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION o 1 Olin Works Olin, Indiana ' ,gk , E ff 6, . K 1-nv-sua 1. terling Sixth rade Left to right: Rebecca Byers, Dale Pitzer, Gerry Warrick, Penny Coffing, Regina Fletcher, Donna Crider, Rose Mary Samuels, Larry Young, Joyce Dark, Cynthia Hutchison, Minella Carey, Jane Dice, Patricia Scott, Richard Perry, Raymond McCann, Don Dice, Richard Minick, Mrs. Helen Burgner. ABSENT: Alicia McElwee, Kathy Galloway, Larry Rogers, James Keith. terling F th Grade ROW 1: Front to back - Harold Hatch, Stephen McLean, Barbara Black, Alexis Brimberry, Larry McCann ROW 2: Betty Funk, Jerry Goings, Mike Taylor, Flora Cox, Sherry Eudy. ROW 3: William Madigan, Mariam Irwin, Paul Oiler, Alan Bouglas, Carolyn Robbins. ROW 4: Mary Lou Lightle, Terry Taylor, Barbara Poindexter, Larry Cox, Robert Warrick. ROW 5: Tim Preston, Dale Blankenship, Norma Strickler, Brooky Groce, William Songer, Mrs. Marie Carter. Sponsored by: A FOUNTAIN TRUST CO. OF COVINGTON Kingman Branch W Kingman, Indiana ' A 39 Sterling Fourth Grade ROW 1: Crystal Overpeck, Eddie Blankenship, Marion Howard, David Butts, Sally Jo Nixon, Carolyn Neff, Nelda Byers, Terri Sue Biddle, Susie Coffing, Mrs. Florence Howard. ROW 2: Judy Shideler, Nancy-Zoe Rcnnison, Janice Dark, Gloria Haas, Carol Rogers, Sally Liechty, Sandra Dice, Sherry Powers, Tommy Fletcher, Kenneth Southard, Richard Crider. ROW 3: Steven Dice, Craig Newman, Terry Wilson, Carol Hutchison, Clenna Ruth Layman, Martha Clay. ABSENT: Karen Galloway, Rickie Keith. tone luff Third rude STANDING: Mary Jane Walls. ROW 1: John Drunimond, Roger Learnard, Steven Douglas, Jimmy Cox, Mike Warrick, Richard Lokey, Ricky Oilar, Jackie Howard, Mike Eudy, Kenny Moore. ROW 2: Donald Strickler, Marilyn Blanton, Jayne Boggs, Nancy Coffing, Arletta Funk, Kathy Anderson, Bonnie Cooper, Lindsay Austin, Mary Kay Hacker, Cheri Moore, Sharla Miller, David Burgner, Danny Fox, Mrs. Dorothy Snyder. Sponsored by: A V V ATTICA READY MIX CONCRETE I Attica, Indiana gg, E . ,,.. ,, , A wh , qv-A -Q. Hifi tone Blljf Second rude ROW 1: Wayne Crider, Randy Brimberry, Samuel Gritton, Vic Liechty. ROW 2: John Clore, Eddie South- ard, Michael Carron, Bill Boggs, Kenneth McCann, Michael Mitten, Steven Cable. ROW 3: Diana Dobbs, Susan Shideler, Marsha Hunt, Debra Kelley, Claudia Freas, Kristy Newman, Janet Rudisill, Jill Dark, Leeana Taylor, Dianne Abolt, Martha Robbins, Laura Ilutchison. ROW 4: Mike Froedge, Kerri Biddle, Dianna Willett, Tommy Schaeffer, Ricky Kirby, Mrs. Elva Williams. .um aa-QWWQQHX Q ,,,,,.l, It ..-42 I. if I, v, . , EL! A 1 t .Ki Qi' ix tone Bluff First Crude ROW 1: Pain Kelley, Michael Byers, Nancy Mathis. ROW 2: 'Ferry Shields, Delores Anderson, Linda Hoagland. ROW 3: Diana Hancock, Donna Hancock, Christine Taylor, Ronald Booe, Jane Ellen Risk, Ronald Hayman. ROW 4: Tommy Freas, Emma Lou Robbins, Karen Lamb, Martha Moore, Kathy Olson, Stephen Janeway, Toni Edwards. ROW 5: Norma Jean Salts, Sheila Seyfert, Suzi Songer, Wayne Blanken- ship, Sandra Weber, Wendell llaga, Steven Craig, Ronny Schaeffer. ROW 61 Donald Overpeek, Stephen Austen, Sonya Thomas, Betty Jo Dice, Paula Oilar, Sue Layman, Nicky Carron, Fredia Robbins. Mrs, Pauline Washburn. Sponsored by: 5 SMITH STUDIO ' 6 Attica, Indiana RD Special gem. LCQS maxed. Gfos-9, Marie webcam, PWYYXHY eeker. LNNYYOYX '. out-. Fran Xhyxon. N05 '5 Chiiord Whkmsoo, NX cee Hughes , Moerm NX Cad Butts , Sack Howard, 6 Kenneth X4eeXi BBS- Leit to right-, Jr. , Bm Ponder, no UYXXV . HELGER S Cmfk Vserehbergef , SY 24 Hoglflnsored b Ti t SELF SER . VICE A LA UNDRY Attic a Indl ana p On O . fyplng Center P . ? ,, VF' : ss uf ' . 'QW ZW! ,zf5,c2!474, wig? U ima ? Qzmflza-Wffwf, f'I1ff,fv41f0Z47,Q, ywyly R in :I J' 'lg ':. ,IQ 1 V A A ,, fmfeyg. ,. . u, , 'iff TL W x' , - wp --Aw pw' - Nw wwgi LU K , A if 11 -'f..:i5'QN f Zz '1' ' A5 1- ff' 5 WL - , ,Que Qw f M, EF ' fm pr, 74, gh, , X 57 'Y' 'fn-.x 3 2i'3 iMSWf ' i?JLsxnERSHfPf ' , N ., st' Counter' K'1ockxx'isQ: BudBcvc1', Judi II:11'pc1', Kurcn Minick, llvlm 1 hit 2 We tudent ouncil HOW I: Mr. Stevens, Sponsorg Vic Lens, President: Carol Dunivan, Vice President: David Elmore, Secretary: Bill Holt, Treasurer. ROW 2: Jane Myers, Sue Blair, Sharon Dillon, Carolyn Grocc, Jodie Boggs, Bobby Dodson. ROW 3: Don Hughes, Ernest Grubb, Larry Bumpus, Dick Keeling, Kenny Shideler. The Veedersburg High School Student Council has sponsored such activities as Homecoming, and the Faculty vs. Seniors basketball game. The Council members, aided by members of the Yearbook Staff, were in charge of purchasing and decorating the Christmas tree, which was used for the annual school Christmas program. Hoping to promote more school spirit, the members ordered beanies with the emblem, Veeders- burg High School , written on the front. The Student Council is made up of representatives from each class. Its purpose is to find ways tc improve the school and it is striving in every way to do so. Sponsored by: HYDRAULIC-PRESS BRICK COMPANY HUB INSURANCE AGENCY Veedersburg, Indiana Veedersburg, Indiana Phone: Cypress 4-2235 1 G.A.A. ROW l: Karoylee Ballah, President: Jean llebner, Vice-President: Susan Baxter, Secretary: Lura Meeker, Treasurer. ROW 2: Mrs. Riekeherg, Marilyn Bearer, Alberta Cooper, Jolynn Keeling, Patty Smith, Nancy Southard, Saundra Booe. ROW 3: Carolyn Totheroh, Carol Goodson, Saundra Minick, Lois Denzer, Diane Wilmarth, Martha Withrow, Freda Lee, Suzanne Mills. ROW 4: Debbie Rhodes, Lois Weber, Jill llersh- hcrger, Sharon Krout, Peggy Leas, Ruth Ann Booe, Linda Bever, Jean Pitzer. ROW 5: Alberta Ilunte r, Leah Olds, Charlotte Keeling, Carolyn Beaver, Deanna Williamson, Sarahbell Williams, Donna Young, Myra Goings, Shirley Wilkinson. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to stimulate the co-curricular phase ofthe high school girls' physical education program. The one purpose of sports for girls is the good of those who play. Standards and regulations are set by the State League. ational Honor Society ROW 1: Karen Minick, President: Jane Hershberger, Vice President: Jodie Boggs, Secretary. ROW 2: David Elmore, Bill Holt, Bud Bever, Jane Myers, Treasurer. ROW 3: Sherry King, Kathryn Kccling, Shirley Wilkinson, Brenda Cunningham, Janice Parham. ROW 4: Mr. Robinson, Sponsor: Carolyn Fishcro, Bennie Ludlow, Charles Walls. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to stimulate high scholarship, constructive leadership, purposeful service, and worthy character ofthe students of secondary schools. All members of thc llonor Socicty are chosen seholastically from the junior and senior classes, with sophomore selections chosen as probationary members. Sponsored by: Zenith-Westinghouse DARREL FISHER KL IDA LE RATC Lllfl-' IIOMI-I .VXPPLIANCIZ CO. Insurance 85 Accountinff Service X 40 , . 1 D W W Vcedcrsburg, Indiana Veedersburg, indiana N Latin Club ROW 1: Jan Baxter, President, Lura Meeker, Vice Presidentg Nancy Southard, Secretary, Bill Holt, Treasurer, Mike Morehouse, Reporter. ROW 2: Bob Shideler, Jill Hershberger, Mrs. Harrison, Sponsor, Knroylec Ballah, Suxanne Mills, Beverly Abolt, Jane Hershberger, Jodie Boggs, Lois Weber, Janice Parham, Iizwllie Keith, Sherry King, Kenny Shideler. The purpose of the Latin Club is to provide background information for the study of Latin by the activities of the Club. All former and present students of Latin are eligible. Agriculture lub ROW 1: Jack Hayman, Merlin Maltsberger, Ralph Fletcher, Steve Byers, Larry Dillon, Carl Stonebraker, Duane Dice, Charles Miller. ROW 2: Vic Leas, Jerry Grady, Clarence Keeling, Vice President, Dick Keeling, President, Dennis Hughes, Secretary, Owen Keeling, John Foley, Hubert Dunivan, Kenny Krout, Treasurer, Mr. Chatt, Sponsor. The purpose of the Agricultural Club is to promote agricultural interest and growth in the area. Projects in livestock and crops are carried on by the members. Sponsored by: THE SYCAMORE RESTAURANT CRAIG'S FLOWERS 46 Vccdersburg, Indiana 504 West Second U . 1 Vee de rsburg Indiana Sunshine Soviet ROW 1: Judi llarpcr, President: Carolyn Fishero, Vice President: Carole Dunivan, Corresponding Secre- taryg Nancy Southard, Recording Secretary: Mary Jo McCollum, Treasurer: Mrs. Craig, Sponsor. ROW 2: Janice Parham, Carole Bowers, Karoylce Ballah, Beverly Abell, Lura Meeker, Judy Gaylor, Jolynn Keeling, Sandy McDuffie, Jodie Boggs, Jane Hcrshberger, Charlotte McKinney, Kathy Smith, Susan Towcll. ROW 3: Dee Marsh, Bonnie McCollum, Sandy Booc, Patty Clitt, Kathryn Keeling, Lois Weber, Lois Denzer, Suzanne Mills, Sherry Jo Biddle, Hallie Keith, Janice lfunk, Brenda Cunningham, Sarahbell Williams, Jill llershberger, Martha Withrow, Diane Wilmarth. ROW 4: Janet Booe, Mariann Boord, Marilyn Beaver, Alberta Cooper, Carolyn Totheroh, Jean Pitzer, Alberta llunter, Shirley Wilkinson, Carolyn Turpin, Pauletta Hunter, Bonnie Krout, Myra Goings, Brenda Van Note, Jane Myers, Leah Olds, Charlotte Keeling, Carolyn Beaver, Peggy Leas, Susan Baxter, Debbie Rhodes, Shyrl Stahl. The Sunshine Society is an organization dedicated to making the community a safer and more beautiful place in which to livc. All girls are eligible who pledge themselves to live according to the ideals of thc Society. Hi- Y HOW 1: Dennis Hughes, Bud Bever, President: Tom Linker, Vice President: Bill Ilolt, Treasurer: Paul Pritchard, Chaplain: Rusty Krout, Secretary: Mr. Ilodshire, Sponsor. ROW 2: Joe Grubb, Merlin Malts- berger, Steve Parham, Bob Jackson, Kenneth Shideler, Junior Walters, Henry Hess, Mike Morehouse. ROW 3: Bob Shideler, Larry Furr, Phillip Butts, Jim Hcrshberger, Jerry Victory, Gregg Baxter, Jan Baxter. It is the purpose of the Hi-Y to promote Christian fellowship among junior and senior high school students and to help prepare boys for their later responsibilities in life. Membership is voted on by a general meet- ing after the candidate petitions the chairman or secretary for membership. Sponsored by: ROBINETTE FLORAL CO. DANNY'S BARBER SHOP Phone: Cypress 4-2689 DAN and BOB ' r Veedersburg, Indiana Veedersburg, Indiana 1 FILA. ROW 1: Reba Clift, President: Brenda Cunningham, Vice President: Doris Keller, Secretary: Karen Minick, Judi Harper, Kathy Smith, Parliamentariang Sharon Kendrick, Reporter: Mary Ellen Turpin, Song Leader. ROW 2: Jill Hershberger, Ruth Pitzer, Carolyn Turpin, Historian: Virginia Cooper, Ruth Ann Booe, Sandy Booe, Nora Goodson, Susan Towell. ROW 3: Pauletta Hunter, Bonnie McCollum, Barbara Lee, Patty Clift, Judy Gayler, Linda Beaver, Janice Funk. ROW 4: Alberta Cooper, Mary Arling- ton, Carole Bowers, Carole La.Bau, Treasurer: Darlene Lokey, Freda Lee, Sandy MeDu:ffy. ROW 5: Mrs. McElwee, Sponsor: Martha Withrow, Sharon Krout, Diane Wilmarth, Sandra Miniek, Sherry Jo Biddle, Susan Baxter, Deborah Rhodes, Peggy Leas. The purposes of F. H. A. are to promote a growing appreciation of homemaking, to encourage democracy in home and community life, and to further interest in home economics. Science and Math Club ROW 1: Bill Holt, President: Bob Jackson, Meredith Shideler, Shirley Wilkinson, Viee President: Dianna Williamson. ROW 2: Henry Hess, Sherry King, Dwight Gookins, Sharon Dillon, Treasurer. ROW 3: Mary Arlington, Jean Hebner, Bob Shideler, Secretary: Merlin Mnltsberger. ROW 4: Suzanne Mills: Mr. Fair- hurst, Mr. Harpring, Sponsors. The Science and Math Club is devoted to the furthering of science and math interests in its members. Sponsored by: 48 JANEWAY GULF SERVICE VEEDERSBURG BUSINESS and v Veedersburg, Indiana PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB Pep Club CHEERLEADERS: Patty Krout, Sharon Kendrick, Sherry King, Marilyn Gross. ROW 1: Karen Minick, Reba Clift, Pat Hancock, Jane Myers, Susan Towell, Judi Harper, Marolyn Drummond, Sharon Krout, Jean Pitzer, Myra Goings. ROW 2: Carole La.Bau, Mary Jo McCollum, Mary Arlington, Myretta Cox, Janet Booe, Carole Bowers, Janice Parham, Jodie Boggs, Carolyn Groce, Susan Baxter, Ruth Booe, Dee Marsh, Holly Sever, Bonnie McCollum. ROW 3: Phyllis Ratcliff, Linda Dunivan, Rachel Newman, Sandra Keeling, Kay Byers, Sue Ann Miller, Pamela Pearson, Gaye King, Linda Haas, Peggy Leas, Karoylee Ballah, Patty Clift, Nancy Southard. ROW 4: Jean Hebner, Carolyn Fishero, Vicki Hoagland, Charlene Hancock, Judy Griffin, Jeri Lee Furr, Marcia Hancock, Pam Hering, Denise Smith, Tanzy Froedge, Sharron Bumpus, DeLaine Ratcliff, Suzie Pendry, Shirley Wilkerson. The Pep Club was organized by the varsity cheerleaders to give backing and support to the team. 3 so Letterman 'S Club ROW 1: Dick Keeling, President: Bud Bever, Vice President, Gary Mitchell, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW 2: Mr. Williams, Sponsor: Vic Leas, Paul Pritchard, Phillip Grubb, Steve Byers. ROW 3: Don Harper, Larry Krout, Kenny Krout, Tom Linker, Hubert Dunivan, ROW 4: Benny Ludlow, Charles Walls, Dennis Hughes, Larry Bumpus, Joe Haas, Clarence Keeling. The Lettcrman's Club consists of all boys who have won varsity award letters. They meet monthly for athletic discussions. Sponsored by: WILMARTH'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE KENARD BOARD 8: HARRY HICKS Veedcrsburg Indmna ELECTRIC 5 49 1 , ' I 1 ' I Congratulations Seniors Vecde rsburg, Indiana Editor-in-Chief--Ruth Allen Sponsor--Mr. O'Brien Business Manager--Karen Minick Pintus Copy Editor--Jane Myers Subscription and Advertising Manager --Sherry King Layout Committee Chairman-- Kathy Smith Layout Committee--Reba Clift Layout Committee--Janice Parham Assistant Activities Editor--Pat Art Editor--Judi Harper Sports Editor--Bud Bever Hancock Assistant Art Editor--Hallie Keith Assistant Sports Editor--Tom Linker Grade School Editor--Patty Krout Assistant Sports Editor--Rusty Krout Assistant Editor-in-Chief--Jodie Boggs v Photographer--Mike Morehouse Features Editor--Charlotte McKinney Photography Editor--Dwight Gookins Class Editor--Brenda Cunningham Photographer--Meredith Shideler Activities Editor--Susan Towell Selling ads--composing and Writing letters to prospective advertisers--taking pictures--planning dances with lloor shows--producing a play--writing creatively--scurrying to meet deadlines-- proofreading-- All these tasks and worries were worth the satisfaction gained after each success. Although we had to work hard, each of us remembers our typing, proofreading, and rehearsing sessions with pleasure. We now proudly present the 1959 V. H. S. Pintus. Sponsored by: SUDLOW STUDIO so 127 North Vermillion sr. Danville Illinois !a 'T L iim- - A211313-1 ff. 0 J' Q? 1-51. 0 1 'v ' - 4 I ,Q 5- ,Q la - EAW V' ' 110 ph wh 1 1' f- v v' if 4 E1 ..-' . aw :fiw,f'f f'-.ff w- 'lik ' f'5p ' w2?!9'x37 , fix 'ff ,-A' X J. L . 4, f 1.3 Z 'tx' Num- Q! Vic' 1,1-us, lwmllmzlll L':mpl,:1in. Burl Bc-vcn', Bzlskotbull CO-Clllltllilk Dick Kun-ling, Most Vaxluzlblc KVIHIQX' Iirout, Ihuslu-Llaznll C'w4':Lpl,11in. Varsity Basketball g Left to right: lXl1'. Graham, Assistant Coach, Larry Krout, Student Manager: Dick Gross, Dick lieeling, Kenny liroul, lllllll Pritchard, John Foley, Dennis Hughes, Larry Bumpus, Bud Bever, Clarence Kei-ling. .lov llaas, Bennie Ludlow, Student Manager, Mr. Williams, Coach. For the third consecutive year, the varsity basketball team had a fine season. Again this year they rated near the top in western Indiana. With three of the first five back from last year, the team compiled a 17 and 7 record. The Green Devils had good bench strength this year and are looking for- ward to a good season next year. In the season opener, the Devils dropped aelose one to Chrisman 45 to 49. Veedersburg won its next two games by defeating stub- born Williamsport 71 to G0 and beating a good Cayuga team 72 to 50. At Montezuma, the Devils lost a tough one, 61 to 58. Veedersburg won the next four in a row by downing Linden, Turkey Run, Rockville, and Waynetown. The Devils, having a poor night from the field, lost a heartbreaker to Coving- ton in a double overtime 48 to 50. Veedersburg defeated Hillsboro 55 to 49, but again lost a close one at Boswell 60 to 62 in an overtime. West Lebanon put up quite a fight, but the Devils won a thriller 58 to 57. The Devils rolled over Richland 74 to 37 and went into the Valley with a fine 10 and 4 record. After the Wabash Valley, Veedersburg played Attica and lost a hard fought game 58 to 50, with- out the services of Dick Keeling. The Green Devils won the final three games of the season by walking over Kingman and Pine Village and defeating Ambia 64 to 56. Veedersburg played one of its finest games of the season in beat- ing Ambia, who had previously won 17 in a row, without a defeat. Sponsored by: g, WILBUR B. C:XRTWRlGll'l' DR. and MKS. SHIRLEY Nlilf LEX Attorney at Law Veedersburg, Indiana ' ' Veedersburg, Indiana The Green Devils received a find draw in the Valley pairings, facing Hillsboro the first game and Pine Village the second game. Veedersburg entered the tourney with a 10 and 4 record. In the first game, Veedersburg downed Hillsboro 56 to 43, but was hurt badly when Dick Keelin ' 8 fell and sprained his ankle and was unable to play in the rest of the tournament. On Thursday night the Devils were again victorious as they defeated Pine Village 60 to 41. On Saturday afternoon, Veedersburg played Williamsport. The Devils were upset by the Bombers 59 to 55. The Devils out scored their opponents in the last three periods, but couldn't overcome a first period score of 20 to 9. Two members of the team, Bud Bever and Joe Haas, made the All Tourney Team. Again in the Sectional, Veedersburg had one of the best draws. The Devils had a ll' I . J anc 6 record going into the tourney. In their game on Wednesday night, the Green Devils stopped the W ll a ace Peppers 72 to 51. In the second game on Friday night, the Devils had to put up a hard fight to nose out a determined Kingman team 62 to 54. The big game came on Saturday afternoon. Veeders- burg faced Attica, and this game proved to be the best game of the tournament. The Devils had At- tica really playing ball and out- playcd thc Ramblers in about everything. The Devils led throughout most of the last half, but lost a thriller and a heart- breaker 49 to 48. Attica went on to win the final game of the tourney against Ilillsboro. Sponsored by: WI5S'l'IiRN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Auto Supplies, Sporting Goods, Toys Covington, Indiana COVINGTUN IINIPLIQIXIIQNT, INC. 5 L ox mgton Indi ini 1 John Deere Sales and Service ' r' r '- 4 , , . . INDIVIDUA L PER FORMANCES In 1957 and 1958, and again in 1958 and 1959 the three top scorers for Veedersburg were Bud Bever, Dick Keeling, and Kenny Krout. Bever averaged 14 points a game, Keeling averaged 13, and Krout averaged 12. The top rebounders on the team were Krout, Bever, Pritchard, and Clarence Keeling. Krout led with 274 rebounds, Bever had 205 rebounds, Pritchard had 158, and Clarence Keeling had 133. The leading free throw shooters were Bud Bever, Kenny Krout, and Joe Haas. Bever led with a 7472, mark, Haas with 6873, and Krout with 65? The leading field goal percentage shooters were: Pritchard, 42fZ,, Haas, 4111, Dick Keeling, 402, Krout, 4OfZ,g and Bever,3472, SEASON RECORD Won 17 - Lost 7 We They Chrisman, Ill. 45 49 Williamsport 71 60 Cayuga 72 50 Montezuma 58 61 Linden 62 55 Turkey Run 72 65 Rockville 65 57 Waynetovvn 57 53 Covington 48 50 Hillsboro 55 49 Boswell 60 62 West Lebanon 58 57 Richland Twp. 74 37 Perrysville 71 36 Attica 50 58 Kingman 55 35 Ambia 64 56 Pine Village 80 39 WABASH VALLEY TOURNAMENT Hillsboro 56 43 Pine Village 60 41 Williamsport 59 54 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Wallace 72 51 Kingman 62 54 Attica 48 49 Sponsored by: FLETCHER SHOE SHOP MYERS DEPARTMENT STORE 110 Main Street Veedersburg, Indiana Veedersburg, Indiana 7 Varsit Basketball Dick Gross Larry Bumpus Bud Bever . vlfww 90096 cafe , gag x VW awww Paul Pritchard Sponsored by: DODSON'S TV SALES AND SERVICE BAXTER'S DRUG STORE 1102 N. College Street Veedersburg, Indiana fy , , ,vi ..,.L...A,.. Tnflin-an Wd XJ9-fig 66 H Team Basketball We They Chrisman, Illinois 20 24 Williamsport 29 19 Cayuga 38 42 Montezuma 36 31 Linden 28 35 Turkey Run 35 38 Rockville 32 22 Waynetown 29 34 Covington 38 25 Hillsboro 21 24 Boswell 27 23 West Lebanon 50 19 Richland Twp. 34 31 Perrysville 32 27 Attica 29 44 Kingman 44 41 Ambia 26 25 Pine Village 43 24 lin 'XV lg Simi- B-N'L'l'S, Paul Ilouk, Jan Baxter, Bob Shidcler, Max Booe, Tom Linker. ROW 2: Mr. Williams ,Hin 3Ivl'uu-Inna, Phillip Grubb, John Foley, Charles Walls, Larry Dillon, Mr. Graham. Sponsored by: AUTO LICENSE BRANCH VERN FRENCH REALTOR 3 Veedersburg, Indiana Real Estate Sales 07 H -' ' H , , . . ' . Diive Safely Vccdeisbuig, Indiana 58 Freshman Basketball L'lIlilillLli.KDl5RS1 Debbie Rhodes, Jill Hershberger, Sharon Dillon. ROW 1: Steve Parham Bob Fishero Miko Iii-cling, Jim Ixlzirquoss, Doug Clouse. ROW 2: Junior Walters, Student Managerg Tom Harrison BOLD-J1lC'liSOll, L:11'1'vByC1's, Don Hughes, Ernie Grubb, Mr. Graham, Coach. SCHEDULE We They Attica 19 29 Cayuga 30 27 Hillsboro 41 21 Rockville 24 15 Covington 25 16 Crawfordsville 26 28 Schlarman 31 36 Covington 22 26 Westville 31 33 Attica 20 41 Williamsport 31 32 TOURNEY Williamsport 30 22 Coal Creek 36 23 Sponsored by: JOHNSON'S 66 SERVICE RAINBOW DRIVE-IN Veedersburg, Indiana Hang out for teenagers Vee de rsburg , Indiana Jr. Hi h Basketball 8th Grade Pine Village Covington Attica Richland Cayuga Waynetown Hillsboro Rockville Coal Creek Central Cayuga West Lebanon Covington Williamsport We 26 26 12 26 27 37 40 19 28 16 26 23 31 EY 27 38 33 38 35 28 32 38 30 46 40 32 42 7th Grade CHEERLEADERS: Lynda Mills, Gaye King, Linda Haas. ROW 1: Jerry Walters, Forrest Goings, Gary Rogers, Bobby Thomas, Chris Haas, Randy Blanton, Billy Overpcck, Steve Songer. ROW 2: Tommy Foley, Richard Booe, Larry Warrick, Melvin Pickett, Ronnie Goodwin. ROW 3: Mickey Linker, Larry Dockins, Johnny George, Mike Mitchell, Charles Stonebraker, James Rusk, Mr. Graham. M F1122 Covington 23 16 Richland 9 29 Waynetown 16 26 Waynetown 24 25 Cates 20 ll Covington 17 20 Coal Creek Central 15 19 Cayuga 29 17 Hillsboro 20 32 CHEERLEADERS: Denise Smith, Tanzy Froedge, Pamela Hering. ROW 1: Teddy Goodson, Jimmy Evans, Jimmy Brown, Teddy Hacker, Bobby Dodson, Bruce Mills, Bobby Williams, Frankie Steffy. ROW 2: Gary Linker, Dickie Blair, John Bilstad, Harold Bellamy, Gary Ludlow, Tom Holt, Bobby Richey. ROW 3: Steve Songer, Jerry Walters, George Williamson, Jerry McE1wee, Bill Shelley, Leroy Lindquist, Billy Dockins, Mr. Graham. Sponsored by: EDGAR MCKINNEY TED'S MOBIL SERVICE Dragline - Bulldozing - Construction Tires, Batteries - 24 hour service Veedersburg, Indiana Sterling, Indiana 59 Vamit Football ROW 1: Larry Krout, Managerg Dick Keeling, Most Valuable Player, Vic Leas, Captaing Bennie Ludlow, Manager. STANDING, left to right: Mr. Williams, Assistant Coach, Paul Pritchard, Bud Bever, Hubert Dunivan, Dick Gross, Don Harper, Kenny Krout, Gary Mitchell, Joe Haas, Clarence Keeling, Jim Manasco, Charles Walls, Dennis Hughes, Mr. Graham, Coach. Our football team enjoyed a very good season under Coach Graham. We won eight games and lost two. For the first time, we defeated Attica and Covington in the same year. Dick Kccling made the most touchdowns in the Wabash Valley. The captain of the team this year was Vic Leas, and the most valuable player was Dick Keeling. We are looking forward to an even bigger and better season next year. OPPONENT We They Rockville 52 12 I K Attica 38 52 Covington 14 26 X Perrysville 57 6 Cayuga 64 28 Rockville 38 12 Attica 26 22 Covington 14 12 Perrysville 61 20 Cayuga 65 20 Won 8 -- Lost 2 Sponsored by: , BOB'S GULF SERVICE DODSON SEED STORE snarling, Indiana 202-206 west Main street Danville, Illinois 6' M Team Football ,tt M- g,,,,,, ROW l: Bob Fishero, Jim Kingery, Bob Kirts, Larry Byers, Bill Holt, Mike Keeling. ROW 2: Mr. Graham, Coach: Don Hughes, Steve Byers, Larry Dillon, Phillip Grubb, Mr. Williams, Assistant Coach. The B Team, or reserve squad, is composed of freshmen and sophomores. They do not have as heavy a schedule as the Varsity, but they get needed experience for Varsity competition. They won five and lost two. Senior Ath etic Awards These happy seniors are shown after they were presented athletic jackets for their partici- pation in sports. Left to right: Marilyn Gross, Cheerleader, Gary Mitchell, Football. Basketballg Dick Gross, Football, Basketball, Track, Jim Manasco, Footballg Vic Leas, Football, Bud Bever, Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Trackg Paul Pritchard, Football, Basketball, Track, Kenny Krout, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track: Hubert Dunivan, Football, Baseball, Trackg Larry Krout, Student Manager, Dick Kecling Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Benny Ludlow, Student Manager, Don Harper, Football. Sponsored by: BERKOWITZ LUGGAGE - GIFTS - HANDB.-XGS ILLINOIS PRINTING co. 107 N01-th Vermillion 28 N01-th sn-get Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois .k, .-I p if g 1 - iv ,, - 3 Q . 2 Q 5 I if Q i X 3' 4 Q , E , Vu-v 9' 3? f C3 Km 5 T 4? Wm ,f X r Majorettes Left to right: Dee Marsh, Judi Harper, Carolyn Fishero, Marolyn Drummond, Susan Towell, Myra Goings, Janice Parham. The Majorette Corps has grown from four to six members this year. They performed with the band in all parades and were an added attraction in the band shows during the half- time of football games. The Majorettes and Drum Major put on very colorful shows during the half-time of the home basketball games. Sponsored by: VERMILLION COUNTY STAR MEIS BROTHERS HD 106 W. Main Danville, Illinois Danville , Illinois Band The band started its season by participating in the Vigo County Fair, which was held at Terre Haute, on August 12, 1958., It won third place in this contest. We placed forty-third out of ninety bands at the Indiana State Fair, which was held in August. The band performed for the five home football games and eight of our home basketball games. In the Marching Contest at Southport on October 11, 1958, we received a second division. On December 15, 1958, we performed for the P. T. A. Christmas program. The Solo-Ensemble Contest was held at DePauw University on February 7, 1959. We received eight first divisions out of twenty entries. The first division players then entered the State Solo- Ensemble Contest, which was held at Butler University. We received two first divisions out of six entries. We participated in the Band Festival, which was held at Covington on March 13, 1959. There were seven bands in the festival. On April 29, 1959, the band entertained the students and faculty with a concert. May 2 the band participated in Marching Contest at Rockville, Indiana. The following day, May 3, we helped entertain the veterans at Danville, Illinois, in a marching parade. The band presented a Spring Concert and also played at the Commencement on May 22. Sponsored by: BELTON CANDY COMPANY MEADOW GOLD DAIRY DIVISION 43 N. Jackson Street Beatrice Foods Company W, 65 Danville, Illinois Danville, Illinois 24' af A ,. ,,,,, ,- . ., Q W '. L Q L,,L L1, . - , ' i KIII I K , .. ,, J 1 w 1 ' , , ,L.. , ., ' fi - 2 1 - ' .Q XX, +- , ,ff Q , - - . A H ','A 9 A if . l i 1 f X , 4 ' ' 4 ' ' 52? i 5 AJ. - J K, , g 3 9. I .V YH J' . 3 I A ,,,. .- V KH ' - Q V ' m m tim: , ! 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ROW 2: Carolyn Tothcroh, Jolynn Keeling, Lura Meeker, Karolee Ballah, Shirley Wilkerson, Marolyn Drum- mond, Kathy Smith, Charlotte McKinney, Jodie Boggs, and Jane Hershberger. ROW 3: Charles Hacker, Merlin Maltsberger, Bill Holt, Duane Dice, John Rennison, Phillip Butts, Steve Parham, and Jimmy Powers. ROW 4: Mike Morehouse, Larry Furr, Jim Hershberger, Paul Pritchard, Bob Shidcler, Bob Jackson, and Larry Frazee. Sponsored by: PR UD UC ERS DAIRY COMPANY . I K 68 52 South College Danville , Illinois xr :mf if ?. M - .. h- 1 ' . Q... 1, Homecomin The Ilomecoming was one of the most colorful events of the 1958-59 school year. This spectacle consisted ol' the crowning of the queen, the various floats, and the football game--the Veede rsburg Green Devils vs. the Cayuga Indians. Carol Dunivan, a junior, was elected Homecoming Queen by the student body. Her attendants were: Marilyn Gross, senior, Patty Clift, sophomoreg Martha Withrow, freshman. After the crowning, the lovely queen was presented a dozen red roses and a kiss from the football captain, Dick Keeling. Both junior and senior high schools participated in the float competition. The outcome of the judging proved tb i ior and the sophomore as had tied for first place. the Homecoming game, the en Devils defeated the In- l ms by a good margin of 4-28. After the game, the senior class sponsored a victeiy dance in the high school gymnasium. The Homecoming event was sponsored by the Student Council. s ,M 'Q ,, u Q Q , ytkrf. ,J if' Bbw: but W noMEcoMiNG QU Sponsored by: l'UVING'l'ON GRAIN COMPANY, INC. BEVER BODY SHOP o Gimins, Feeds, Fertilizer 210 Third Street Covington, Indiana Covington, lmliimll wk -if Ek! Senior Pla The Senior Class Play, entitled Thorns and Orange Blossoms by Theresa M. Merony, was directed by Mr. Norman Robinson. The cast was as follows: Robin ..................... . Susan Towell attractive, fickle-minded Lynn . .............. . Jane Myers lovable, imposed upon Mr. Brian . . ................. Bennie Ludlow good-natured, interest in gold only Aunt Elsie . . .................. Judi Harper high strung woman Bridges . . ........... . . Bud Bever a typical butler Bob Huntington .................. Charles Holland easy-going boy in love with Robin Kurt Forrest .................... Rusty Krout wealthy, attractive, engaged to Robin Mrs. Southy .................... Kathy Smith self-willed woman Prologue . ........... . . Marilyn Gross Scribe . . . ......... . . Charlotte McKinney Prompters . . . . . Karen Minick Reba Clift This three-act comedy was centered around the two sisters, Robin and Lynn, and their different problems and mix-ups. The most important problem was that both sisters wanted to marry Kurt Forrest. Bob Huntington kept trying to persuade Robin to marry him. Aunt Elsie and Mr. Brian their father, tried to help the two girls but only made things more confusing. After a long, hard, battle, Lynn married Kurt Forrest and Robin married Bob Huntington. Sponsored by: , LEONARD C. WINCHELL, JEWELER DR. C. F. SCHROEDER, OPTOMETRIST 72 103 North Green street 211-13 Ben Hur Building Crawfordsville, Indiana Crawfordsville, Indiana Facult Tea The junior and senior home economics class en- tertained the faculty at a reception, February 12, 1959. The girls prepared punch and a three-tiered wedding cake. The theme of the reception was in keeping with Va1entine's Day, and cupids and hearts decorated the room. The home economics class gained both experience in cake baking and in planning a reception. 4qQ 1 1 Sponsored by: CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTERS THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP Sales and Service 126 East Main St. C1'awf01'dSvi11C, Ilidifmll Cruwfordsvillc, Indiana PXRIS CLEANING AND LAUNDRY CO. FREEMAN'S Attica Indiana Grocery and Shell Products Annual Staff Christmw One of the most important social events of the 1958-59 school year was the Christmas Ball, sponsored by the Annual Staff. The members of the staff began very early the morning of the dance to transform the gym into a vivacious ballroom setting. In keeping with the Christmas theme, a large Christmas tree which almost touched the ceiling, was beautifully decorated and spotlighted. The tree was, per- haps, the center of attention and stood at the left side of the gym in front of the stage. To the right of the stage on the gym floor was the impressive setting for the lovely throne upon which the beautiful queen, Charlotte McKinney, reigned. A white sparkle dust tree against a red silk back drop provided an effective motif for the coronation. Clusters of crepe paper attractively hung provided false walls around the gym. Rows of balloons on the ceiling added gaiety to the atmosphere. The tables were decorated in keeping with the holiday season and were also by candlelight. Music was provided by Bill Linson and his Moon Glows. Presiding at the refreshment table with its colorful appointments were the following gracious hostesses: Mrs. Art Parham, Mrs. Gerald Gookins, Mrs. Herb Allen, Mrs. Richard Myers, Mrs. Edgar McKinney, Mrs. Rose Harper, and Mrs. Greg King. Sponsored by: 6 mi south of Attica on U. S. 41 U IPR il11,1111,111l111511ltl1t-.X111111:1ISt'1lt111m11l11lt11tt1t111 11111111 ini' tin- clginci- by 1111-51- 111111 tx 17 111111 IL 111 limi: pzfiovvs, Jwiiin' Ihmgggs sung I 0vv1 ', Slll'I'l'y King 1111'- scntccl Il ccmiic iimiiologiic. Mika' IXIOITIIIJLISQ' 111111 .Indiv Boggs sung 'Siclv Iluv S1111- z 1111111 Alit-11 iiiil '1 culf11'l'11I tizilypso 1l1111cu IlLlIIilJl'l'I I 7 111111 I'o111 Linkvi' cl:111cc11 to Rock ll Rc11l : 11111i Ruth Aiicn. 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To the left of Mr. Spencer is Mr. Phil Eskew, superintendent of schools, at Sullivan, Indiana. He was the main speaker of the evening. Banquet Assistant coach, 'Dick Graham, spoke briefly on the teum's accomplishments. Coach Bob Williams reviewed the team's record for the season. lle an- nounced the results ol the boys' voting for Outstanding Player which re- sulted in a three-way tie--Bud Bever, Dick Keeling, and Kenny Krout. Sponsored by: WliST'S SUPER MARKET 131 W. Main Street C rawfordsville, Indiana Shown at the left is the Speakers' table at the Basketball Banquet. 77 f' Q sk 1 , f k F l exi xv .1 V.H. . Pintus Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myers Payton's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cade W. L. Boggs B. G. Forkner Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle Hill Mr. and Mrs. Broward Busard Glen Holt Kathryn Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid Rose E. Boggs Mike McGary Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams Charles E. Cronk Greg King Mrs. Essie Van Hoesen Judy Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. June Gross Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Hess James Strean and Mike Robert Fairhurst Robert Ballah Theodore Persons Norman Robinson John P. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Himes Herman Spencer Joseph Babos Hugh Carter Gordon Mills Arthur Boggs Ramon Marsh Art Parham DANVILLE Ken Little Steiger Furriers WAYNETOWN Myers Plumbing Sz Heating CRAWFORDSVILLE Ace Hardware Company Anglin Sz Strong Plumbing Co. B KL D Lumber Company Carrico Furniture Company Clements-Smith Corporation Coca Cola Bottling Company Crawfordsville Cleaners Davis, Herman, Inc. Dellekamp's Dept. Store Dillman Hardware Store Dillman Implement Company Fanny Bee Style Shoppe Fashion Shoes First National Bank Sz Trust Co. Galloway, O. K. 8z Son Company Golden Rule, The Hall's Emporium Hazel's Bo-Ka Shoppe Horner, R. M. , Inc. 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PINTUS with endeavors of enjoying lives of constant SPRINGTIME. Shown above are students who have taken time out from their various activities to pose for the photographer. From left to right: Dennis Hughes, Carole Dunivan, Joe Haas, Jane Hershberger. '1 Baseball Left to right, ROW 1: Bennie Ludlow, Kenny Krout, Gary Mitchell, Doug Clouse, Dick Keeling, Bud Bever, and Larry Krout. ROW 2: Mr. Bob Williams, coachg Larry Byers, Don Hughes, Charles Walls, Steve Byers, Max Booe, and Bob Kurts. Greencastle 13 Veedersburg Jeff High School Veedersburg Crawfordsvllle 3 Veedersburg South Western Vecdersburg Williamsport 2 Vecdersburg West Lafayette Veedersburg Crawfordsville 3 Veedersburg Attica Vecdersburg Turkey Run 5 Veedersburg Jeff High School Veedersburg Central Catholic 7 Vecdersburg Track Left to right, ROW 1: Paul Pritchard, Charles Walls, Bob Bever, Steve Byers, Clarence Keeling, Tom Linker. ROW 2: Bennie Ludlow, Fred Bellamy, James Marquess, Mr. Richard Graham, coach, Dick Gross, Larry Bumpus, Joe Haas, Ernie Grubb, Larry Krout. Seventh and Ei hth Grade Track Team ROW 1: Larry Poindexter, Mike Mitchell, Johnny George, Larry Robbins, Randy Blanton, Gary Rogers, ROW 2: Steve Songer, Bobby Thomas, Eddie Hunt, Billy Shelby, Harold Bellamy, Bobby Richey, Bruce Mills, ROW 3: Bobby Williams, Billy Dockins, Dick Nolan, Jimmy Evans, Frank Steffy, Carl Gookins, Jerry Walters, Coach Richard Graham. The seventh and eighth grade track team had a very successful season. Among their victories was that of the County Junior High Track Meet. Seventh Grade Varieties Left to right, SEATED: Patty Crowder, Bobby Richey, Marsha Hancock, Denise Smith, Harold Bellamy, Eddie Hetrick, Bobby Williams, and Judy Griffin. STANDING: Dick Blair, Bobby Dodson, Suzie Pendry, Teddy Goodson, Marcia Day, Pammy Pearson, Sharon Bumpus, Sue Ann Miller, Linda Dunivan, Sherry Clark, Marietta Fogleman, Rita Douglas, Billy Dockins, QSITTINGJ Zeke Bemis, Rusty Krout, Daisy Judkins, Jane Hershberger, Mrs. Hortense Belmont-Cliff, Brenda Cunningham Millicent Lovell, Ruth Allen, Dynamite Ann, Jane Myers. QSTANDINGQ Stage Manager, Fred Steele, Mistress of Ceremonies, Sherry King, Singer, Jodie Boggs, Dancer, Marolyn Drummond, Pap Judkins, Bud Bever, Singer, Charlotte McKinney, Carey Newbold, Henry Hess, Singer, Nora Goodson, Maw Judkins, Katha Smith. Comin' Round the Mountain was a one-act hillbilly play. Dynamite Ann tried to keep law and order in the community. Her project at that time was the capture of Cactus Pete, the masked bandit. Zeke Bemis' main pastime was courting Daisy Judkins. With the aid of Carey Newbold, Zeke did win Daisy, and the bandit that had terrorized the mountain folk was finally caught by Pap Judkins. The play was under the direction of Mr. O'Brien. COMlN' 'ROUND THE MOUNTAIN CLUE OF THE RED RIBBON The eight grade English class under the direction of Mr. O'Brien presented a delightful comedy, CLUE OF THE RED RIBBON. Those taking part in the play were Qforegroundj Gaye King and Kay Tubbs, the pretending hillbilly cousins, fseated, left to rightl Sheila Meadows, the teacher, Linda Mills, Mitzi Switzer, Carolyn Groce, guests, Geanette Clawson, hostess, Linda Haas, guest, Qstandingj Jody Wilson, guest. The action of the play centers around the antics of the two pretending hillbilly cousins, and the scene is a summer lake resort. The hostess invites several friends and her teacher to act as chaperone. The hostess' mother, with- out the consent of her daughter, has invited her two nieces from Kentucky. The two nieces arrive and overhear the other girls referring to them as hicks . Irritated over this, they do dress as hillbillies, much to the em- barrassment of the hostess who is horrified. Their antics provide side-splitting laughter and many humorous episodes to be enjoyed by the audience. Shown in the background are the girls who participated in a very colorful English Ribbon Dance. From left to right: Rachel Newman, Ellen Butts, Gae Francis, Carol Learnard, Marilyn Booe, Carroll Clawson, Pat Poindexter Sharon Stahl, Kay Byers, Carol David, and Caroline McCann. emu -xanax-4ls - 1 .,W gfffgg ,,w,-,r 1 .ffiafi w , , 45420 4 'Q 57 : 1 ,1 'glwffwf -3 aim, is ' , ,V ,giggsgg 'M Lui , H ,632 . 'ii . J: Q Q 5 2 N2 eff -mfwmz, I - K 3,fkf..1?1f3 x - si' im , g Q 3 -rp. f 2'-1 , 3 1. . , af, ,. Kg if' 5 LAM fi 4 in Junior Banquet and Prom Left to right: Joe Haas, Junior Kingg Sherry King, Junior Queen, Charlotte McKinney, Senior Queen, Bud Bever, Senior King. One of the highlights of the 1958-59 school year was the Junior-Senior Prom. This gala event took place at Turkey Run Inn on May 15, 1959. The theme of the Prom was Some Enchanted Evening. The decor of the ballroom was in keeping with the theme. Gold stars, balloons, and rnoonbeams added to the enchantment of the ballroom. The banquet, which preceded the prom, was presided over by Mike Morehouse. The Invocation was given by Rev. Hubert Nethg the Welcome was extended by Jodie Boggs, president of the junior classg the Response was given by Jane Myers, president of the senior class. Mr. Spencer presented an address. Dinner music was pro- vided by Miss Wilda Bell. The orchestra for the prom was Don Arney's Accents. Highlight of the evening came with the crowning of the kings and queens by Mr. Stevens. The senior queen was Charlotte McKinney, the senior king, Bud Bever, The junior queen was Sherry King, the junior king, Joe Haas. They were chosen by vote of the faculty. After the prom, the juniors again entertained with a movie at the Veedersburg Drive-In Theater. A breakfast, which was prepared by the mothers of the junior class, was served in the wee hours of the morning. Mr. ,Stevens crowns Charlotte McKinney, Queenof the Seniors. Sherry King is crowned Queen of the Juniors. fc Speakers' Table Q W at the , 2, Junior-Senior 5 Banquet. '45 -A mn,- 1 I. Jane Mycrs, president of the senior class, acknowledges appreciation of the work of the juniors in planning the Banquet and Prom. Music was provided at the Prom by Don Arney's Accents. Mike Morehouse served as Master of Ceremonies. The Grand March Gettysburg proved to be a great interest to Susan Towell, Judy Harper, Karen Minick, Mrs. Craig, Barbara Lee, Virginia Cooper, Reba Clift, Katha Smith, Joe Robbins, and Don Harper. -,,. Paul Pritchard, Virginia Cooper, Barbara Lee, Karen Minick, Reba Clift are all smiles as they pre- pare to board the bus for their eagerly awaited trip Paul Pritchard and Gregg Baxter seem to be thoroughly enjoying the trip. Senior On May 30, 1959, eighteen sleepy-eyes seniors and two sponsors stumbled into a bus at 4:30 a.m. to begin a nine-day trip. After fourteen hours of riding, we reached Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Bright and early the next morning everyone piled into the bus again. This time we stopped at Gettysburg, Penn- sylvania, and in a few hours time we were riding down Embassy Row in Washington D. C. After freshening up a bit, we walked to O'Donnel's Restaurant and ate seafood dinners. A guided tour of our capitol city was scheduled for Monday. We visited Mount Vernon, Jefferson, Washington and Lincoln Memorials, Arlington Cemetery, the Capitol Building, the Library of Congress, and Smithsonian Institution. Tuesday brought rain and another long ride. We saw Constitution Hall in Philadelphia on our way to New York City. That evening as we trudged along through the drenching rain we got our first view of Broadway, the great white way. We also got our first idea of the complicated operations of NBC Radio and Television Studios. At Radio City Barbara Lee, Virginia Cooper, Karen Minick, Reba Clift, Jim Mc- Clure, J oe Robbins, Susan Towell, Katha Smith, Judy Harper, Paul Pritchard, Don Harper, Larry Krout, Gary Mitchell, Fred Steele, Gregg Baxter, and Phillip Chumley are shown as they visit Gettysburg. Paul Pritchard is shown catching a piece of luggage At the Tomb of the Un- known Soldier are Don Harper, Katha Smith, Judy Harper, Paul Pritchard, and Gregg Baxter. A replica of the raising of the flag at Iwo Jima attracts the attention of Gary Mitchell, Joe Robbins, Reba Clift, Mrs. Craig, Barbara Lee, Virginia Cooper, and Karen Minick. On the Bowery in New York City are Virginia Music Hall, we watched the Rockettes perform. Fortunately, warm sunshine instead of rain accompanied us the next day as we toured the Bowery, China Town, Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, and Macy's Department Store. Seven of us made the rounds of three night clubs during our last evening in New York. We visited the Latin Quarter, Sammy's Bowery Follies, and the Hawaiian Club. Thursday, we headed back toward Indiana. However, we still had some sights to see. Among them were Hyde Park and Niagara Falls. We all marveled at the beauty of the falls especially when we viewed the cascades of water falling at night with colored lights focused on them. Our last overnight stop was Detroit, Michigan. Sunday morning we visited Greenfield Village before starting the last leg of our journey home. Veedersburg was a welcome sight to most of us, but we all talked about the wonderful time we had had together during the last nine days and agreed that our senior trip was an ex- perience we would never forget. Pausing at Niagra Falls are Cooper, Barbara Lee, Gary Mitchell, Paul Pritchard, Gregg Baxter, Karen Minick, Reba Clift, Mr. and Mrs. Riekeberg, and Phillip Chumley. Reba Clift, Karen Minick, Jane Myers, and Paul Pritchard. Paul Pritchard, Barbara Lee, Gary Mitchell, and Reba Clift are preparing to get their luggage on their return to Veedersburg. l Graduation Shown above is the refreshment table at the reception of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McKinney. The reception was held at their home after Baccalaureate services to honor the graduates. Mrs. Richard Myers was hostess at a reception to honor the seniors on the night of Graduation. Also, shown is Jane Myers, president of the senior class. A reception was also held at the home of Mrs. Jane Leas. VEEDERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL--1959 Left to right, ROW 1: Mary Ellen Turpin, Bennie Ludlow, Ruth Allen, Barry Beaver, Katha Smith, Paul Pritchard, Gregg Baxter, Reba Clift, Philip Chumley, Susan Towell, Gary Mitchell, and Karen Minick. ROW 2: Pat Hancock, Vic Leas, Jerry Grady, Brenda Cunningham, Fred Steele, Marilyn Gross, Dick Gross, Virginia Cooper, Don Harper, and Jane Hershberger. ROW 3: Judy Harper, Joe Robbins, Nora Goodson, Charles Holland, Jim McClure, Kenny Krout, Larry Krout, Barbara Lee, Rusty Krout, and Marolyn Drummond. ROW 4: Charlotte McKinney, Arthur Fletcher, Bud Bever, Jerry Lynch Larry Stonebraker, Jim Manasco, Hubert Dunivan, Dick Keeling, Terry Krout, Keith Hall, and Jane Myers. U MIDWEST Qu 4 Boumo 4 + f LITHOQ APHI 1' W A EWARCEIJNE no X E 4' R WALLACE PISCHEL PUBLISHER OF FINE YEARBOOKS Box 6 N .l, 'J I - ol 1 f f PFSI-NTED X 4 xv 1 V W e 3 V -33 , 94,6 ,I ,boa 7' Nr VI M 113 M ax-ce ne, o. 2 5 a E a 5 3 5 E I 2 5 E 3 E 5 S 5 5 1 2 i s E a E a a 5 5 s I l i