Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1959 volume:

1 1. x S X v N s ,. s , J , A A 'fy A ri ii' 15 A..AAA.v AA . 35513553-LHS' JV ff7Li'?i:E?M,,?IAZiifkifzff 5Zff'Ai'-'QATYMQ' . in K MQW A A' ' A A W Q ,gh V . Q. .. A .. A U 'K X N sup:- Www Ayls, ,AA A AA A f 'F 2 M A. , . ' A A ' my ..,, M mi , V - A . 'ff +41 ' A - A A ' QA A AQ., AA f Q, A f ' AAA.-' A. .. A - ,, AA . .. ,. . A A Q1 .AA Af ' 'B 'M ff A Ji: 3 M., ,wwe ' A . 4 , A ,. . . 'Lili lx ga fig ,Wi ' ' fefkf.. W A ' ' ,. A in A ' Q?g3f f:Ais:i3?AlfQj :ff,W .,A A' I -1 , .SQAQL L ' .. 'y gA,f . ,fS,A ,:f,g,'f,i1vA .- .gig f .es wzfzs L A-. gi Aggsbggw ,, Aa - -. 1Q2f':'wW M AAAAQALQ , ,fi A 'wsi-xii, ' A - ' ' A A A - ,m5,A f5wabA5YEgf,1 A yvg21gmx.gEk M 'g 'm ' ,,,,f,,:,, : ,.. 3'-: ::. NUM. -Wg . f,. Qasgkqz.-A 1 '- L'A'- ., .. xfw,-V,, .,.,k.,,,,, AA'wsAAA2-AA:-A3i A.s1SWfF:A,?ff-zxfifayag'Eg w ,m ::z iw5-AAAAAA if-112kNl'f.sfi1Ws ifiiwm' ' ' 'W A - M HQTASL ' A ,. ,..5-aAA,..mf,-Aw,g,g,QzM,ifYfs!gf',gAf 5- AAA., AAQQW' .,Qs,.gW.,gg-Ywf--AA 231 1 A A 345555, A- ,, w--Alf: WA K , , K ,L 7 AA . J, A A mlm A 1 ,' .-., ' ' . . . A. -- , x ' ' , , rwiiffAfAEA?w.s:gisi,Q1A'4AAH1441' :wil 1' V. 1 Pfimiffh-Wlf25ff ffm- ' f'Mi3W fS'iia ,fifff K QAQSXAAAW M-,gM,f,,L..,g.,A,, J ,.,kgj1,5,,' 3 i ij,j,,,.g,,sAg:,eg1:Qg1ggfgT I fgk5,vQfQQAti5fg7gi1g,gA. ,gf :vg2ffxXi,ff'ggJF Af-'ffgj,1e3g:vrixg?215kg-i1dwP5g-9k,.qg5Q5f,?i'A'??5 gr: .s5i2ft1M ,, A g5s5 x A . , A A A -k - - . ,Ap..Q1f,gmA -AN-,Ag ,fm A . .AAA AAA, ,A,:A- A .,A,1.A.g2aAA,AAyfr,AA..A-Sq M Aww ., SAR A, - ffvwwv A A A . M , . 4. A . A LW . ,.-- , , A - WAS- , A 'A':1.f:eA: 1, ' ' AMX -4,-2 AM'2s'sAA.n A A Ar! , SAA-f f A 1 :fAA,:. A , A A. , . ,, . , . . A Y 1 EA. A' W A ' 1 L' Afwiiffifrgigixkifh..l'?fi?LAWfii45iimlirifazgi 'AMW . x A ' 1 A K ' -' ,A -, A- 1 -' ,awww , - ' A X- - - . , X NR NX X F31-bfi k X xg . I ,givx Y nf x ..,. . X..A , xzi, ,hz A v ' .. . , ' ,.fw.. l . . ... .vfiwv 4 I , ,gv:IH:i,, A M A V , v M , 1 ,, C ,. 'VA if 5 EW'-fffxrwa 5+ aw .Q N -v ., ag-Ei' wwf 1 ,g.,sNm.M A lg AT -T-SSW' .,, . y 4: - - W M l . - -M -.V .. Wi., . .. -, my .. W 1. --x - ,,,.?,.w:: QS M- . .2 -4: K 0 X'f2.bgg.y K 5 yr-K., 4 A an N, . . :V f : 3 :,,2',Q:i?3,F m w 1 C 1 . J? -Ski U4 Ax, Sk -.'........A.f1.a...,..., K V. A , .JW . . . ,X 5 f A , A S'-'T fi 5- X 'J 1 4. rl -1' K 4 Q 4' A, ' 5 ' w 2 , . , i . + if .ui 'P 53,12 ' . .v..', +I ya . . H. f. , ,- . x Y 5 ,y y cal, .mlm . n vw. ., g. 4 v ','. ,, ' F5 . J ' I , 4 1 Q., e . , P 4 5 ' ' I w 5 mi, . i L ' , , , . A E i I L P n fcwi,.i1 V A X vis. ..,xv1',,1s4. .1-.W W.-..m,wm1., I M L-UM +mfk.,w.. hi: ff.4.Es..:- mb W , ,. M..,uqu....m..-.namm . We The Class of IQ 31959 Presenf THE WARRIOR Wlzifela nc! Hgh liao, Whiteland, Indiana FOREWORD THIS IS OUR LIFE: This book, THE WARRIOR, is our school-family al- bum. It is a social and academic record of our life this past year at White- land High School. In years to come, we will cherish greatly the memory of our school family. Our teachers were as parents and our classmates were as brothers and sisters of this large family. We hope you will enjoy looking througi this book as we have enjoyed presenting the story of this part of our life, by pictures and words. We, the class of '59 present this, THE WARRIOR, to you. MR. RAY SCOTT Many hands have helped to guide us and many shoulders have helped to carry our burdens as we have proceeded through school. Since you have been largely responsible for us in deed and character and have been understanding of our fun, and loyal in times of trouble, we sincerely thank you. In both favorable and adverse circumstances we have always known you as a true gentleman. We have been very proud to call you our principal these past years and as a last tribute we students dedicate our annual to you. Decrlfcaffon Few, but those who have been seniors, fully realize the time given by Mrs. Baughman to help us suc- ceed in school activities. Mrs. Baughman, many thanks are yours for the tremendous help you have been in our yearbook work, in directing the senior play, in sponsoring the senior class, and for being such a warm-hearted, efficient teacher. In the years to come, our memories of you will never be dimmed! To show our love and appreciation, we dedicate our annual to you. MRS. RUTH BAUGIIMAN ' i f Jh F if L , M,N A l i A --ffk K 54541 P ' . , I A iw 5 'QAM-S x XM E S we ' L Q gi ww ff wi 'Y ,, ft. R- .. Q ' 5 5 . A L W ' 'N- if .K us 14' , i S u f' S' if N M LSY Si . ii Q1 5, Q 1' r da Hur Mxxmqu-nay, Q , QW' W 1 'lv L mi 1- mum 1--,. Ry-1. '. Aclm in isfra tion UNDER RAY SCOTT Principal THESE AD MINISTRATORS --THE HEAD OF OUR SCHOOL FAMILY--WE HAVE FELT SECURE CU STER BAKER County Superintendent AND HAPPY, ADVISORY BOARD William R. Drake, Emmitt O. Griffith George C. Parmerlee WHITELAND SCHOOL BUILDING CORPORATION PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dale Cooper Harold Battin Allan Dreyer James Speas Joe Kelsay Leo Taylor Glenn Baughman PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Bertha Bailey Typing Shorthand Hi -News Sponsor Byron Gunn Social Studies Health and Safety Phys. Ed. Varsity Basket- ball and Baseball Coach Athletic Club Sponsor Andrew Jeffries Band 7th and Sth Grade Music James Cummings Vocational Agriculture Health Junior Sponsor F. F. A. Sponsor Allie B. Howe English Librarian Storybook Club Sponsor mo? gxsstz- - K. 1 -X 5... s . Q00 E-?l'S Ruth Baughuxan English Social Studies Yearbook Sponsor Senior Sponsor Class Play Director Draniatics Club Sponsor Loren Hemingway Social Studies Driver's Ed. Assistant Coach Freshman Sponsor Safe Driving Club Sponsor Mildred Lawrence Home Ec Esther Deniaree English Latin Freshman Sponsor Latin Club Sponsor Pin Pal Club Sponsor Mary Ann Hunter Director of Music 8th Grade i H . .,,7p i SDonsor M J Y S S S. Sponsor af K C f N 5 rm. L, as w.L'Lf, K l ' sr Marya Io Betner English Iunior Sponsor Cheer Leader Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor Majorette Sponsor Dramatics Club Sponsor Frank Hiday Science Phys. Ed. Track Coach 7th and Sth Grade Basketball and Baseball Coach Science Club Sponsor Keith Mitchell Matliematics Sophomore Sponsor 7th and Sth Grade Athletic Club Sponsor Emerge:-1 ,,f:r,.sq,-as-:mira rwegfeyxvysggirsxfj M 5, gm .,,,.-A P 1,9 W' ,I Z , Sharing the largest responsibility for our conduct and passing on their knowledge to us, our teachers have been, perhaps, the most important part of our school family They have given to us a higher standard of learning, thinking, and gracious living. Ioye Tabeling Phys. Ed. Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor G. A. A. Sponsor Mary Winslow Home Ec. Home Ec. Club Sponsor 7th Grade Sponsor Glenn Ray Industrial Arts 7th Grade Sponsor Ruth white Art Pansy Melton School Secretary Second Semester William Wendt Commercial Studies Social Studies' Senior Sponsor Key Club Sponsor Fay Adams School Secretary First Semester James Sleighter Mathematics Science Guidance Director Hi-Y Sponsor Junior Red Cross Sponsor Carl Williams Mathematics English 8th Grade Sponsor Photography Club Sponsor Lillian McGary Registered Nurse Biiavismgn QW. 4, li W I 'H-'bf William Wendt SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR Ruth Baughman SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR nior C ass fcers Steven Bertsch SECRETARY AND TREASURER Ronnie Fisher VICE-PRESIDENT Kathy Meador STUDENT COUNCIL Arturo Quintana PRESIDENT Ana, ponsors 6' DONNA LEWIS Major: English, Minorg Home EC. , Clubs: Suushiuc 1,f2,3,4g Booster Club 45 4-H 3 yoarsg G. A. A. 1, 2. ..-Ol' JOHN RHOADES Major: Math., Minor: Science, Clubs: F. F. A. 1,23 Tri-W Sci- cucc Club 35 Athletic Club 45 4-H 1,25 Club Offices: F. F. A. Sergeant-at-Arms 25 Hi-Y Treas- urcr 45 41-H Loader l, Contests: 15, , Ju d gi u g Grain-Livestock-Poultry 5 .l, 2, Sports: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Turn Back the Clock BOB HOHLT Clubs: Draluatics Club 4, NS? 5 f gg, s 11155525 gfi Q s k Major: History, Minor: Math, 1 Q Yak 3' if if gm I xl, ,A . At,', , 2. i ERVIN BOWMAN Major: Math., Minor: Science Clubs: Ili-Y 3,115 Tri-W Science Club 3. DONNA BRANN Major: English, Minor: History, Clubs: 4-Il O ycarsg S. S. S. l,2, 3,45 Booster Club 45 Baud l,2, 3, Honors: 4-H Dress Rcviow Champ- ion, Indiana Stato Corn Quccu 45 Turn Back thc Clock , -Q 'Ui 'Q 43' is MARGARET ISIIAN Major: English, Minor: Science Clubs: S. S. S. l,2, 3,43 G. A. A. l,1l,3g Drainatics 4: Booster Club 4: Chorus l,2, 3: Latin 4, Contests: English D. , Honors: Echo Staff. STEVE SMOCK Major: Math, Minor: Mechanical Drawing, Clubs: Hi-Y 3,43 F.F. A. 2,3,4, Contests: F.F.A. 3, Sports: Baseball, Track 4. ROBERT JOHN SON Major: Agriculture, Minor: Com- mercial, Clubs: F. F. A. , Club Offices: Treasurer 4, C o n te st s: F. F. A. - Poultry, Livestock, Grain, Laird -Judging 1, 2, 3, 4: Turn Back the Clock. LARRY LEWIS Major: English, Minor: Science, Clubs: Hi-Y l,3, 4, Science Club 3, Contests: Science Fair 3, Honors: Science Fair Winner 3: Sports: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Track 4: Turn Back The Clock , SONDRA GLIDDEN Major: Com mercial, Minor: Math, Clubs: Chorus 1, 2, 3: S, S, S. 1,2, 3, 4: Hi-News 4: Dramatics 45 Booster Club 4, Club Offices: Vice-President of Hi-N e w s 4 , Honors: Majorette 4, . . ,V . , T 'ff ' ,JN -fn- ' ' , , V 7,455 . ' M Q DON SMITH Major: Shop, Minor: Commercial, Clubs: Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sports: Base- ball llg Track 4. MARTHA CORRIE Major: History, Minor: Com- mercial, Clubs: S.S. S. l,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,i,3,4. X . is JUDY MYERS Mzljorg Commercial, Minor: History, Clubs: G. A. A. 3, Dra- lllZ1IlCS 45 Hi-News 4. 5 Q JOYCE WITTEY Major: English, Mi ll org Com- mercial Studies, Clubs: S. S. l, ZZ, 3, 41 Booster Club 2, 3, fl. BOB WALLMAN Major: Eugxlisli, Minor: Science, Clubs: Pliotoggmpliy Club fl, Tri-W Science Club 33 Turn Back thc Clock. AQL, QW! 'ff T vi' , , , , - or , , ' , A W 49 K ' , F4 ig-A W .url ,Q ap, I Q xi f 5 lu nf fl' j , , in f a 3 9 , ,A 'i 1. ' -xl ' ', A I ' 4 of as l 3 - f - 'Qi n ifi- I lj ' I ,V fff: if T in f A' ' 4 -R f , My I . L an 1 Y 2 A '3 2 7 S . Q in ill M A . X f X wi C . s Q 4 SANDRA EDWARDS Major: Business, Mi nor: Home Ecououucs, Clubs: G. A. A. 2,3,4g S. S. S. 2,3,4g Hi-News 4, Dra- uiatics 3, 4, Club Offices: G. A. A. President 4, Turn Back the Clock. PHIL PITZER Major: English, Minor: Math. , Photography 4, Club Offices: Presi- dent of Photography Club 4. X LEROY DANT Major: English, Minor: Science Turn Back the Clock. ARTURO QUINTANA Major: English, Minor: History, Class Offices: Vice-President 3, President 4g Key Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Sports: Baseball lg Student Manager 3, 4. JACKIE ARROWOOD Major: Home Economics, Minor: Commercial, Clubs: S.S.S. 1,2, 3,4g G.A.A. l,2, Turn Back The Clock. PATTY LITTON Major: Science, Minor: Math. , Clubs: Latin Club 2: Tri-W Sci- ence Club 3g S. S. S. l,2,3,4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Club Offices: Latin Club Nuntia 2: Science Club Treas- urer 3, Honors: Majorette 4: Turn Back the Clock. CHARLES JANITZ Major: Math. , Mi nor: Mech. Drawing, Class Offices: Vice-Presi- dent 2, Clubs: Hi-Y 2,3,4g F. F. A. 1,2: 4-H 1, Club Office: Hi-Y Vice-President 3, President 4, Contests: Judging 1,2, Math. 3, Honors: Judging 1,2, Honors Judg- ing 1,2, Sports: Basketball 1,2,3 . RONNIE FISHER Major: Math., Minor: Science, C la s s Offices: Vice-President 4 U Clubs: Athletics Club 4, Honors: Prom King 3, Sports: Baseball 2 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Q ' 1 RICHARD BROUGHTON Major: Math, Minor: Science Clubs: Hi-Y 4. KATHY MEADOR Major: English, Minor: Math. , Class Offices: Vice-President 1, Student Council 2,4, Clubs: Latin Club 2. G. A. A. l,2,3,4, s. s. S. 1,2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4: Chorus 1,2g Club Offices: Latin Scriba 2: G. A.A. Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Contests: Latin 2,Dg English 4, D. , Honors: Majorette 2, 3: Cheer Leader 4: Blocks H. S. Turn Back the Clock. N. Amis L BETH ANN CORN Major: History, Minor: Math, Clubs: Dramatics 45 S. S. S. l,2, 3,45 Chorus l,2,35 Booster Club 45 Honors: Turn Back The Clock DAVE SAUER Major: History, Minor: Scioucc, Clubs: Pbotogrziphy Club 4, Sports5 Baskcumi 1,:,fs. '-Obi ROBERT WOLF Majorg Math, Minor: Mocbanical Drawing, Clubs: Ili-Y 3,45 Dra- rrratics 4, Sports: Baseball 253,45 Track 4, EDDIE CAUDILL Major: History, Minor: Engllish, Clubs: F. F. A. l,2,3,4- VELVA BARGER Major: English, Minor: Home EC. Clubs: S.S.S. 3,45 Hi-News 45 Dramatics 4g Home Nursing Club 2, Contests: Betty Crocker, Honors: Futura Homemaker of America. MYRA FULMER Major: History, Minor: Math. , Class Officurs: President '12, Clubs S. S. S. l,2,3,4g Draniatics 4, G A..l. l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,2,3 Boostcr Club 4. PATTY HARMON Major: English, Minor: Home EC. , Clubs: S. S. S. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 22, 3. WENDELL STONEBURNER Major: History, Minor: Math., Class Offices: Student Council 2 Clubs: Latin 2,33 Photography 4 Band 1,2,3,4, Club Offices: Latin Club Co-Consul 3, Band President 4, Contests: Music D. fl,4. BETTY HACK NIIY Major: English, Minor: History, Clubs: S. S. S. l,2, f5,flgDIal1iL1tlCS 45 Booster Club 4, Chorus l,f3. CAROLYN SANDS Major: History, Minor: Typing, Clubs: .u 1.-.3. 4. s. s. s. 1,:,:i,f1, i:.A.A. 45 Drauiatics fl, lioostor Club T SUE BROWN Major: English, Minor: Math, Class Offices: Student Council lg Secretary and Treasurer 3, Clubs: G.A.A. l,2,3,4: S. S.S. l,2,3,4: Latin 2: Booster Club 4: 4-H 8 years: Dranratics 4: Chorus 1,2, Club Offices: G. A. A. Secretary 3: S. S. S. Corres. Secretary lg Latin Club Co-Consul 2: Dramatics Treasurer 4, Contests: Algebra 1, DS, Latin 2, D. Honors: Cheer Leader 4: Hi-Y Queen 2, 3. FRANK THRELKELD Major: Math. , Minor: Science, Clubs: Hi-Y 2,3,4g Athletic 4: Club Offices: Athletic Chairman: Sports: Baseball l,2,3,4: Basket- baiiags. ELVIS MOORE Major: English, Minor: Shop, Class Offices: Student Council 2, Sports: Student Manager 1,2. RONNIE HENDERSON Major: Engli sh, Minor: Shop, Clubs: Hi-Y 2,3,4, Honors: Boys' State Representative 3. JUDY MULLINIX Major: Mathematics, Minor: Latin, Clubs: Latin Club 2,35 G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4: S. S. S. l,2,3,4g Drainatics 4: Booster Club 4: Chorus l,2, Club Offices: Latin Club Co-Consul 2: Latin Club Scriba 3, Contests: Latin D. R. 3, Honors: Flag Carrier 3, 4: Turn Back The Clock JOAN HASKEL Major: Commercial, Minor: Math. , Class Offices: Secretary and Treas- urer 1, Clubs: S. S. S. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 43 Booster Club 4, Club Offices: Dramatics Club President 4, COD- tests: Algebra lg Geometry 2, Honors: D. A.R., Girls' State 35 Va led i ctoria n. JERRY STAPLES Major: Math., Minor: Science, Clubs: Junior Achievement 3,4, Club Offices: President of Novco Products 3, Sports: Track 4. .W STEVEN JOHNSON Major: Math., Minor: Science, Clubs: Dramatics 4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 2,3, Club Offices: Secretary of Hi-Y 4, Contests: Math. 2,3,4, Honors: National Merit Scholarshipg Salu- tatoriang Turn Back the Clock, s s K iw, X ' if fvfffw f 5 1 LLOYD PARRISH Major: English, Minor: Science, Class Offices: President 2, Clubs: 4-H. CAROLYN DAVIDSON Major: English, Minor: Commer- Ci-31, Clubs: S. S. S. 1,2,3,4g Booster Club 1,2,3g G.A.A. 2, Honors: Chorus 2, 3, 4, I W SHIRLEY NAUERT Major: Commercial, Minor: Cho- rus, Clubs: Music Appreciation 2: Dramatics 4: S. S. S. 4: Future Business Leaders of America 3. DAVE MC FELIA Major: English, Minor: Math. , Clubs: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Athletic Club 4, Club Offices: Sergeant at Arms in Band 2: Band Secretary 3, Sports: Baseball 1,2, 3: Track 4. JERRY BROWN Major: Math. , Minor: Science, Clubs: Athletic Club, Honors: Most valuable baseball player fSouthportj 3, Sports: Baseball 2, 3,43 Basketball 4. STEVEN BERTSCH Major: Agriculture, Minor: Math. , Class Offices: Secretary and Treas- urer 2,4, Clubs: Key Club Presi- dent 4: F. F. A. President 3, 4: 4- H Secretary and Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3, Contests: Crop Judg- ing C. D. l,2,3,4: Livestockludg- ing C. D. 2,3,4: Honors: lst in Land Judging, F. F. A. and Key Club Delegate, Sports: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1. BEVERLY NAUERT Maj or: Commercial, Mi nor: Chorus, Clubs: Music Appreciation 2: Dramatics 4: S. S. S. 4: Future Business Leaders of America 3. . ,.,,. ',:: 'f nx I , rs. ,Q if sw, J A: ' s ELAINE MORRIS Major: Commercial, Minor: History, Clubs: F. H. A. 1,22 S. S. S. 3,45 Dramatics 4: Booster Club 4g Chorus l, 2, 3: G. A. A. 3, Honors: Annual staff 4. DANNY WOOD Major: History, Minor: Commer- cial, Clubs: Photography4g Chorus 2,3,4g Sports: Track 4. rrr, A ,..nd JIM WOOD Major: Math, Minor: Mechanical Drawing, Clubs: Athletic Clnb 43 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sports: Basketball 1,2,3,4. ELEANOR SHEPHERD Major: Commercial, Minor: Homo EC., Clubs: s. S. s. 1,2,3,4, rn- News 4, Dramatics 41 Booster Club 4, Club Offices: Ili-NowsPrcsidcnt 4g 4-H Officor 33, Honors: Annual staff 4. V' mf' Wk SUE BONER Major: English, Minor: History, Clubs: S. S. S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2,3,4: Booster Club 4: Band 1,25 Chorus 1,25 4-H 9 years, Club Offices: S. S. S. Vice-President 3, President 4, Honors: Purdue 4-H Roundup: Junior Leadership -- Conference I. U. Medical Center 3: Turn Back the Clock 4. 3--.1 may 5-,-.4 .V vw -' L,.,,,.-,Q J5,,.i,E, , .,v,:!,Y,E,.,:.L. ..,, 1.5, ,uf In Memoriam BILL WELLS Major: Math, Minor: Science, Class Offices: President 3, Clubs: F.F.A. 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,4: Tri-W Science Club 3: Athletic Club 4, Club Offices: F. F. A. Treasurer 2: Hi-Y Chaplain 3: Vice-President 4: Tri-W Vice-President 3: DeMola,y Junior Counselor 4: Turn Back the Clock. Jerry Jones, a member of our class was beloved by all. On his birth date, each year since his death in 1955, we have placed red carnations by his resting place. We remember him for his friendliness, his love of basketball, and our sadness at his leav- ing us. The Class of 1959 Annua fag It took careful planning and much hard work For each and everyone, But over the laughter of silly mistakes We reached our goal and we had fun. ,,,, ,. 'Ks ,,,-ral R 4ll W LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Brown, Donna Brann, Eleanor Shepherd, Elaine Morris, Patty Litton, Joan Haskel and Kathy Meador. , ,, A , ex! 5 'JOdY L.ainy Pat Brownie Q' 1.5 Chee Chee 1- Q -'wi Q2 Elmer Valealfctorian , D.A.R. Citizen CFrom the recordsj Ioan Hasleel Salufa forian fFrom me recordsy Sfeven folmson Wk Popu ar Gfr fCllOS6ll by Studentsj 1 3 - S Eymx wg HW S 59 gi it . X X. 5X2 K .WJ 3 :J X T: XX, V ' , I 3 fs QQ X N x Q1 . Ni vs- K - X if f if W I K A Q Qw K . fi EYQCIIIOI' ' .M W' A ' K R fix A Yi ' 'Z .. xl ephercl Popular Boy qcnosen by swdemsy Arfuro Quinfana School C1f1zen ffjhoscu by the FaQu1ry3 SME? Brown Gtr S' Boys, State Ronnie Henderson, joan Haskel, and Bill Wells Future Homema er Qf America Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies. The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her, so that he shall have no need of spoil. She will do him good and not evil all the days of her life. She seeketh wool, and flax, and worketh willingly with her hands. She layeth her hands to the spindle, and her hands hold the distaff. She stretcheth out her hand to the poorgyea, she reaeheth' forth her hands to the needy. She openeth her mouth with wisdom: And in her tongue is the law of kindness. She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness. ller children arise up, and call her blessedg her husband also, and he praiseth her. The Bible. Each year the sororities and other organizations in Whiteland send a junior girl to Girls' State and a junior boy to Boys' State at Indiana University for a week. They are chosen on the basis of scholar- ship and personality. llere, they have a Chance to study how our government works by actual opera- tion throngh election of their own state and county officials who serve during the week. This is to help our students 'to bemore eivie minded and to help prepare them for amore understanding, future as far as our government is concerned. Repre- sentatives from our class last year were Ronnie Henderson, Ioan llas- kcl, and Bill Wells. Velva Barver 'A 'Ninn 4 1 E 45 N 4 E Q5 K E -. gr x g if ' 1 ,A P L E , fx L L S -x 5 4 f .I QQ Q we is W it H in x A 62' ,fs gi vi------1.-...ii,,, i ...w---++- .. '+-.Q . . ---...Q H--.,., -s...,,, '-Q. 1 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I PRESIDENT ............. Ronnie Rapier VICE PRESIDENT ........... Bob Patterson SECRETARY AND TREASURER. .... Rita Taylor STUDENT COUNCIL ........ Rosa Qulntana SPONSOR SPONSOR Marya Jo Betner James Cummings unior po nsors 6' 'cers Sue Mills Ralph Matlock Peggy Lewis Jay Dee Baker Joanne Wolf Bob Davis Rita Taylor Harold Chaney Linda Hughey Mike Grose Carol Black Fred Roesener Frances Barnett Larry Glidden Cynthia Kelsey Lloyd Duncan Gathel Price Carol Cogehill Francella Roesener Ronnie Rapier Sally Swartz Mike Edwards Cathy Quinton Clifford Burdine Jackie Crockett Jim Daugherty Rosa Quintana Prentice Coop Ruth Myers Dave Dyer Barbara Kinder Richard White Eleanor Boswell Gloria Gruber Gordon Ross Ruth Hunt Joanna Flaherty Bill Casey Phyllis Henderson Bonnie Purkhiser Janice Edwards Donna Mciver Quinn Piper Judy Smith Marilyn Snider '-. Q. Q-k S' f EEE N ?- f'l P M 3' g it r X s unfor Class 'Q V' f i if 1 .. Q J' , s wx K A f rx 4 1 x k 'RQ X 6' ul A .J 'fl it sw.. A ,, X 9 op omores FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sandy Reitel, Christina Burton, Judy Emerson, Judy Dyer, Carol Hewitt, Barbara Parrish, Kathy Sipes, Betty Thomas, Beverly Hendershot, Sue Haskett, Eira Nott. SECOND ROW: Sue Gonterman, Glenna Brunnemer, Janet Scott, Christie Beckner, Carol Threkleld, Gloria Morris, Tina Smock, Donna Crockett, Joy Martin, Marceil Westra, Carol Pass, Monica Pennington. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Goode, Barbara Bell, Portia Flake, Wanda Brockman, Cheryl Jackson, Lana Hedge, Sharon Oakes, Teresa Stine, Carolyn Yount, .T udy Gee, Joyce Ewing, Irene Sands, Barbara Roberts. FOURTH ROW: LarryBe11,Gary Scott, Sally Leonard, Rita Woods, Pam Sappenfield, Bob Westra, Bill Buckner, HerschellSandlin, Rocky Gille, Jim Hohlt, Virgil Dant, Dick Frazier, Joe Lasiter, Ray Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Joye Tabeling, Sponsor, Phil Adams, Jerry Mullinix, George Small, John Favinger, Dave Walters, Joe Fulrner, Scott Adams, Gary Bly, Jerry Brann, Howard Taylor, Frank Farris, Carl Inman, Mr. Keith Mitchell, Sponsor. Here, we remember with love, our classmate -- Judy Shepherd. Phil Adams PRESIDENT Carl Inman VICE -PRESIDENT Barbara Bell SECRETARY 8a TREASURER Sharon Oakes STUDENT COUNCIL FQS' 171971 FIRST ROW, Left to right: Pat Tracey, Betty Buckner, Margaret Sipes, Sally Quinton, Maria Shipley. Judy Mueller, Sue Tearman, Sue Harbert, Susan Harbaugh, Betty Thompson, Leona Snider, Wilma Richhart, Sandy Ford, Faye Harmon. SECOND ROW: Ruth McClure, Connie Christ, Carol Armstrong, Rosalie Morris, Vickie Anderson, Judy Church, Lovetta Inman, Martha Davis, Pam Hose, Judy Brooks, Nancy Cox, Joy Davis, Roberta Parmalee, Patty Ed- wards. THIRD ROW: Steve Fry, Bob Shepherd, Gary Gant, Buddy Boswell, Danny Davis, Larry Price , Wendell Wheat, Sonny Rhude , Sam Wilcoxin , David Spurgeon, David Sandlin , Ronnie Stowe, Ronnie White, Bill Pierce. FOURTH ROW: Terry Newhouse, Paul Rue, Bill Knox, Steve Cooper, Larry Koltoff, Donnie Adams, Bill Robling, Jim Hale, Ronnie Taylor, Marshal Hemingson, David Williams, James Chaney, Eddie Nelson, Tommy WalJ.man. FIFTH ROW: Douglas Ross, John Mathena, Randy Hughey, John Bertsch, Bob Glidden, Eddie Pruitt, Paul Johnson, Bill Doughtery, John Mullinix, Phil Pendleton, Bill Price, George Morrison, Dale Whitaker. SIXTH ROW: Tom Caudill, Bob Linder, Joe Lasiter, Paul Douglas, Steve Staples, Steve Mundy, Richard Isley. Betty Thompson STUDENT COUNCIL Susan Harbaugh SECRETARY John Mathena TREASURER Steve Staples VICE -PRESIDENT Rormle Stowe PRESIDENT L..A, AX, V ,gi . 1 - . - Q N Q S ,ri ., R. Q ,,.., E .: -. xg, E 4-sg .. Nxegg QRS 'X L. x x Lv. f MV X s + km. 3 I - 5 QV. XX g . K . x M ww ww v guifw- ' W 1 1,,,,,., Xx.. MM W WWWWN 9ll 'Q f qi' ,Q Af.,-1 Q pf Q '1' 'W' - 1' -sf --1 i 'I' , -1 ' L.- +1 AHF -1 2 r, . 1 wk . N' XA 5 N ,. Y X Q-Q: 1 agwfsx MXQQX A X. :x.W,XQ- ww Q-be-TS figs.: X X f be Nhsffx-WX fx FY ' XQK x x . .. A i Y 1 -13 3 iw . i ,gu- ,,...v' M ,, ,R.s..,Qs 213 Nt ,, , f , A W.. awry ' uffi ,W 6354935 ff, V525 'WM itfff ha., tm' -fag N. ,L,, L, Y., -1 Q, , Q ,, 1M7,nf',, 'ff iffiifw dp? fr up Cyracle fgllf FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Larry Thomas, Alan Rhoades, Larry Pringle, Wayne Matlock, .Terry Carney, KCIIHY Swisher, Bobby Williams, John Luhn, Burchell Lovins, Danny Hubbard, Pat McDermott, Tommy Carlisle. SECOND ROW: Betty Andis, Sandra Zwech, Karen Caudill, Linda Gonterman, Hazel Dant, Diana Totten, Carla Conrad, Linda Hunt, Pat Sheperd, Kay Nunn, Shirley ,T ones, J une Ragsdale. THIRD ROW: Kenny Lewis, Paul Morrison, Donnie De- Vore, Bobby Griffith, J' ohn Drake, Danny Martin, J'ohn Miles, Tommy Ohl, Jeff Tingle, Ronnie Major, Bud Cagle, Steve Agnew, Steven Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Powell, Kay Walls, Marilyn Lake, Linda Pitzer, Phyllis Boaz, Paulette Dixon, Sharon Sleeth, Annette Battin, Judy Millspaugh, Donna Adams, Wilma Howard, Roger Farmer, John Ford. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Lawrence, Sponsorg Phil Worrick, ,Toe Harris, Fred Cosand, Ronnie Bailey, Jerry Taylor, Kenneth McQuilling, Bill Hohlt, Bill Dyke, Mike Smaltz, Don Day, Larry Austin, Larry Cog- hill, Travis Shepherd, Mr. Williams, Sponsor. SECRETARY Linda Hunt John Miles ' PRESIDENT B W Donna Adams TREASURER Judy Millspaugh VICE -PRESIDENT Annette Battin STUDENT COUNCIL Grad? SQUQ17 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Patty Knox, Lewis Taylor, Richard Hawkins, Steve Stanford, Bob LaFary, Buddy Braughtonk, Steven Payne, Chuck Shires, Donald Rademaker, Michael Williams, Dennis Purkhiser, Donald Gee, Mike White, Paul Lewis, Jim Pass, Maurice Cau- dill, Mike Seidle, Tommy Jackson, Paul Drake. SECOND ROW: Cathy Kinder, Tommy Carter, Steven Grimes, Donald Mosier, Jerry Beasley, John Tearman, Billy Bales, David Adams, Richard Sheets, Michael Ross, Jimmy Heater, Doran Miller, Carolyn Kerr, Barbara Shep- herd, Joan Hardin, Keith Anderson. THIRD ROW: Sandra Lancaster, Marcia Jackson, Donnie Daniel, Daren Tharpe, J immy Witcher, Daniel Ryle, Frank Swartz, Lynn Whitaker, Alegra Holderoft, Sharon Mills, Marsha Gallien, Joyce Boner, Mike Bell, John Bradshaw. FOURTH ROW: Larry Gardner, Jennifer Godsey, Judy Anderson, Beverly Ragsdale, Carmen Quintana, Nancy Allen, I an Richardson, Becky Beasley, Robert Brunnemer, Archie Terry, David Kelly John Shelley, Douglas Therkeld, Mary Jo Skaggs, Carol Barger, Jack Mannis, Mr. Glenn Ray Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Winslow, Sponsorg Sheryl Christ, Sheryl Armstrong, Phillip Cog- hill, Steve Stafford, James Hodger, B0b Stowe, Mike PifZC1', Jane Davidson, Karen Braden, Margaret McCabe, Jackie Reek, Yvonne Adams, Nancy Frye, Sue Fox fDeceasedJ. Carmen Hunt, Jo Ellen Shipley, Linda Moles, Donna Rietel, Miss A.B. Howe, Sponsor. 0 X my 'J' in 53 k Q ypgg ttyr N. Mwigqrf A' 134: it ff 'fP ' fa ey.: 'za F' 2, v ' T' ' J W ' , Y, 1-4 ' My x '! Bob Stowe PRESIDENT 7 Carol Barger VICE-PRESIDENT Mary .To Skaggs ,f Y: 'iw' ,- SECRETARY 8a TREASURER V 's U 1' Ju' 6 a Carmen Hunt STUDENT COUNCIL l l ' 2 ,A R Mrs. Majorie Sleeth, Head Cookg Mrs. Ethel Swisher, M.rs. Ruth Fisher. OOS Growing students have tremendous appetites and our school home cannot provide the refrigerator for us to raid when we are hungry. It is the job of our cooks to prepare and serve well-balanced meals to the school, and we students believe they have done this satisfactorily. Bus Divers Driving a bus is not just working mechanically. It is a mental and physical job. The driver must be able to enforce discipline without arousing distrust and resentment. We believe that our bus drivers are capable, responsible people with whom we would trust our own children if we were parents. Ray Henry, Dale Housefield, Kenny Coy, Bud Rhoades, Charles Allen, Bob Paris, Owen Tingle, Arlie McClain, Dale McClain. Mrs. Susie Veach John Shelly and Winford Brunnemer usfo 1a ns Mrs. Rosemary Wells A clean home is necessary for wholesome living. Bright, sparkling class- rooms make our studies more pleasant. For this we thank our custodians who have made our school an attractive place in which to spend our days. x X X X www M ..-4--'W 'N W R -2 iw- K .-.- . gi-X ff -if K ' . -X Xf-X ' V Q ki X x X X X N X X X X X X XX X. . XX X N -s fX---. -X - qx - - X X -.X X-N X X XX N X XX Sk N X X X S XSXX X X X X X1 X X X XX X 1 X. XXX -,Q -Qs .. .X-AX -X. ,-.fg:.-PQNXX-A X-T---X XX X -- X 5 X S X S - ' . W, ? Wi? f . 1 --XXX ix - X X XY X ..-n-W xr KX X' X 5- A..-Q X X .si X X X X XXX X X ' ,. x wk .XS X s XXV W Q X XXX X 'Nia :.X gs k 'W F if- ,b 'wr Xa' X ' XX. . N Q X -X... X X- - , wwk 1 1 . S S X X XS Pa WN ,X W'-Q., .,. N 1 ,I WM-W, Y Q n W Q vu M 4 5 ' .U . Adi. H - In -, 1 fi 5 ? , ' f' , N I if ,Q , Varsity Baskeflm KNEELING: Steve Johnson, Arturo Quintana, Student Managers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Loren Hemingway, Assistant Coachg Bill Wells, Dave Welters, John Rhoades, Jay Dee Baker, Jim Wood, Ronnie Fisher, Frank Threlkeld, Steve Bertsch, Joe Fulmer, Byron Gunn, Coach. Schedule Zionsville W. H. S. 51 Clark 25 Clark W. H. S. 40 Center Grove 34 Wood W. H. S. 50 Edinburg 62 Trafalgar W. H. S. 49 Decater Central 39 Union W. H. S. 65 Southwestern 46 Morgantown W. H. S. 59 Waldron 51 Hauser W. H. S. 68 Triton 50 Beech Grove W. H. S. 53 Greenwood 44 Greenwood W. H. S. 59 Morristown 52 Helmsburg W. H. S. 59 Brownsburg 57 fOvertimeQ W. H. S. 39 Edinburg 55 W. H. S. 60 Nineveh 29 W.H. S. 41 Edinburg 48 Each boy has spent a great deal of his time training to be a successful part of a team of which the school could be proud. Our team has succeeded in setting a fine record, winning 18 games and losing 4. With great respect we look upon these boys who have not only shown good sportsmanship on the ball floor but also have attained reputable standing in the community, to the coach who has promoted and been greatly responsible for this, we pay tribute. 961771 UPPER LEFT TO UPPER RIGHT IN ORDER OF W g John Favinger, Student Managerg Fred Roesener, Phil Pennelton, Larry Kolthoff, Billy Price, Scott Adams, Jimmy Dougherty, Loren Hemingway, Coachg Ralph Matlock, Danny Davis, Gary Bly, John Mathena, Bob Glidden, Joe Lasiter, Phil Adams. F?QS Wld lfl A LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Isley, Billy Dougherty, Steve Cooper, John Bertsch, Bob Shepherd, Billy Price, Joe Lasiter, Hugh Hardin, Paul Rue, Steve Staples, Bob Linder, Phil Pennelton, Loren Hemingway, Coach. Y7' Kathy Meador -- Senior Sue Brown -- Senior V I Frances Barnett -- Junior Cathy Quinton -- Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Who can estimate the value of energetic cheerleaders? This year the morale of the team and the enthusiasm of the student body was encouraged and promoted by these girls who were courteous, peppy, and popular. Sue Coop -- Sophomore Sally Quinton -- Freshman Betty Thomas -- Sophomore QSQTUQ eerleaders Vanis ing Varsity KNEELING: Arturo Quintana, Sue Brown, Kathy Meador, Steven Johnson. STANDING: Bill Wells, John Rhoades, ,Tim Wood, Ronnie Fisher, Frank Threlkeld, Steven Bcrtsch. These boys will feel a great loss in not being able to participate in a sport which requires ability and gives a feeling of accomplishment when they have been able to score and help their school to win. The cheer leaders consider it a great honor to have been chosen to promote school spirit for a wonderful and successful team. It is with much regret that they and the team end this basketball season. VGC' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Frank Hiday, Coach, Danny Wood, Gary Gant, Larry Price, Ronnie Stowe, Buddy Boswell, Bob Shepherd, John Favinger, Bill Rob1ing,.Terry Brann. SECOND ROW: Larry Lewis, Student Manager, Bill Knox, ,Timmy Dougherty, Frank Threl- keld, Bill Wells, John Rhoades, Larry Glidden, Richard Isley, George Small, Gordon Ross, Student Manager. THIRD ROW: Steven Smock, ,Terry Staples, Bill Casey, Wendell Wheat, Don Smith, J ay Dee Baker, Steve Staples, Robert Wolf, Ralph Matlock, Bob Davis. As our school gains more students we must increase our athletic field as well as our academic field. This year, for the first time, Whiteland High School organized a track team. Thanks to this added activity, more of the boys here at Whiteland have been able to participate in a clean, wholesome activity that has helped and will continue to build stronger boys. 4 i,.-X 0 ' Drum Maforeffes Promoting patriotism for our country and loyalty for our school, our majorettes have had a pleasing iniluence on the student body, visit- ing teams, and fans. We thank them for a job well done. GEL Qx lambs Q 'ri , -wi. Q' Ma foreifes CO-DRUM MAIORETTES: Joan Haskel, Donna Brann. FLAG CARRIERS: Portia Flake, Judy Mullinix. MAJORETTES: Rita Taylor, Barbara Kinder, Sondra Glidden, Eleanor Boswell, and Patty Litton. Grd CZQ TQQW1 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mike White, Dan Ryle, Robert LaFary, DennisPerkhiser, Buddy Braughton, Richard Sheets. SECOND ROW: Ronald Major, Jerry Beasley, Steven Agnew, Tom Ohl, John Miles, Danny Martin, Bud Cagle, Alan Rhoades. THIRD ROW: Donald Day, Student Managerg Bi11Ba1es, Mr. Hiday, Coachg, David Adams, Larry Austin, Student Manager. y G7'dLJ9CllQQVl Q61 QFS LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Hunt, Patty Knox, Donna Adams. Baseball FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Scott Adams, FrankThrelkeld, Jerry Brown, Jimmy Hohlt, Dave Walters, Phil Adams. SECOND ROW: Bob Wolf, Bil1We11s, Ronnie Fisher, Don Adams, Bill Price, Bob Linder, THIRD ROW: Loren Hemmingway,AssistantCoachg Jay Dee Baker, Art Quintana, Student Managerg Marshall Hemmingsen, Byron Gunn, Coach. Fall--1958 Schedu le Spring- - 1959 Whitela nd 10 Trafalgar White land 5 Edinburg Whiteland 6 Trafalgar 0 whiteland 14 Helmsburg Whiteland 3 Nineveh O Whiteland 1 Union Whiteland 8 Union 3 Whiteland 6 Nineveh Whiteland 5 Clark 0 Whiteland 5 Center Grove During the past several years we have had an excellent record in baseball. This year we will lose some of the boys who have helped to make our record so fine. Even though we are losing these boys we have many good players who are left and a fresh new crop yet to come. When these boys put out the effort and desire that is needed we will still have the excellent record in baseball for which we are noted. We thank the graduatesg we wish good luck to the new -comers! if Q: em: 23, , 4 is Q-'fe Ai . ,gg gb yr ..,- , , . 9 1 . N 1, A ,-M., . via? me Q . . Xfmk x . X fm Q N 1.. EL .ai 'l K ,gf 'im 15555. -- -fvzvif-is :Q ,wah-Q,,5-Q5-fy :Qs s Sax 2 X S2 1l'x:'k+'R .QX. Q,x, X 1- els nf w - X gil N , 14s?f'iK' .. x, . ii ik? :sf -If' EL 5 -. -- 5, -his . 1 X gs M 1 5g,i,V..?54 5 .,L: i Q so 212:15 WV fr - ., , .. . mms. -1 3, x my-..1 , gimp Jx f f - N1 . ' 5 M X Q. -'i,.,..j gig, gd Q ' Y. Q 'ii , w p E Wff.4:iafg:g!-axsfqsigf. - in ,xf ., -wi., fax- -fm? - f , f. W s S?5'1f 13gs-fs ' Rik 1 ' ' Nia A 55-X A . .fX+xff.,,S as x if K 3,Q.f.f:f3S2 a ffxqlxfa . '37 ki' 1 .v 3- 5 K I NST.. 4 1.3-iw, fx, f '- -Q f a 1.1 X- 3 4.91 -L A Mi , u x ga 'A-V - 12. ' 555, 'fff' iiligfirf' f,5zf.:ss1Qff.5,l? Iggy: , .g,, -f , T A -iff-Sf px: 1. ' 5 'if X1-I K Lgiii? -5,15-hw SS' .Q C' 'uv 'f Ml af KEY CLUB Service for Others SUNSHINE SOCIETY Spreading sunshine with love in our hearts -- DRAMATIC CLUB On Stage, Everybody STUDENT LIBRARIANS Food for the Mind , fifi E uh STUDENT COUNCIL Pick up the Paper -.WN SAFE DRIVERS CLUB The Motor's Missing HI IIMDMVYI 5-QJHJMMI 21145324231 iilillilibll MWNIMN uvwmug illfilm li f E E ' , 5 if ' is I PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Watch The Birdie PEN PAL CLUB Pen Pals to Foreign Countries is mv ID mx 521 f is gmzwmm .. .. .r l STORYBOOK CLUB Fact or Fiction? LATIN CLUB Esse Guam Videre Esse Q-is 'UW SPANISH CLUB Que sea el ideal de este clubg amistad, cooperation y tolerancia. HI-Y CLUB Clean speech, Clean living, and X 3' swf' I G. A. A. Volleyball, anyone? ATHLETIC CLUB A winner never quits . . ATHLETIC CLUB Sportsmanship is what counts F.F.A. The farm is the backbone of the country. SCIENCE CLUB Science brings us progess dai1y. M64 NR SCIENCE CLUB Necessity is the mother of invention. K' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB What's Cooking? E S wx-mwmawsmm 1? 'Munn V 'L ' Nikki- - A HI-NEWS CLUB Hot off the press . . HOME ECONOMICS CLUB A stitch in time saves nine. CHORUS Music enlignens the heart DEB TONES Harmony is essential in daily life . . . ex ii' We Y? ri BAND Strike up the band V 4 V I, ,Y i-....... .. v y Sally Swartz and Richard White Q.. ocfa SWEETHEART QUEEN AND COURT -- TOP, Left tO Right: Carolyn Davidson, Donna Brann, Sue Boner, Donna Lewis, Sondra Glidden, Queen Kathy Meador. wif , ,,,,4,,,, ,,,,M,,M,.,,Mv,a A ,,,l , Q , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. , ,WW -,m,L34 in . . ,, ' 451594153-1 ,WWW M ' ' 'f'- V. , E , aaaaaug is is '75 I I I 3 S T . 5 -,-' V if x E If W S E S sn , ,E , I f k 5' SFZM Q .ff f if -. i - .. , ' 'E 5 I S X Qi Y E wma-fwmqmmmmm fi X Q 3 S . Q ig Xa N'5'0',Q KA ,Qf ' va' 3 kv' 'vs agua 'N W-'YN x , SSW 5 ,M li, ' IF- 5 Q Qc' ' V145 th. O' in V tin' ylighl' 8 BASKETBALL QUEEN AND COURT--Left to Right: Maria Shipley, Queen Cathy Sipes, Francella Roesener, S o n d r a Glidden. 0 SWEETHEART QUEEN AND KING 1 Q Kathy Meador and Ronnie Henderson The Plaid Hop U1ldCI'Cl3SSIIltlIl DZIIICC Turn Ck by Marrijane and Joseph Hayes Kathy Meador . . . Bob Johnson . . . Sandy Edwards . . . . Beth Ann Corn . . Steve Johnson . . John Rhoades. . . . . SueBoner .. . Pop Corn Party Guests Directed by Mrs. Ruth Baughman Evelyn Palmer Bill Wells . . . Larry Palmer Mr. Arthur Palmer Donna Brann . . Irene Isherwood Mrs. Anna Palmer Judy Mullinix . . . . Maybelle Harrison Sally Palmer Bob Wallman . . . . . Ollie Bannister . Johnnie Stone . . Charlie Hill . . .Magnolia Jackie Arrowood ..... Barbara Bannister Larry Lewis ........ Skinny Bascombe Patty Litton ....... Phyllis McSorley Carolyn Sands, Wendell Stoneburner, Phil Pitzer, Judy Myers, Shirley Nauert, Beverly Nauert, Arturo Quintana, Leroy Dant, Sue Brown, Ronnie Henderson, Joyce Witty. Patty Harmon and Martha Corrie, Promptersg Sue Boner, Velva Barger, Carolyn Sands, Eleanor Shepherd, Bud Moore, Don Smith, Phil Pitzer, Ronnie Henderson, Stage Committeeg Bud Moore, Don Smith, Bob Wallman, Ronnie Henderson, Sound Effects,Don Smith, Ronnie Hender- son, Bob Wolf, Phil Pitzer, Eddie Caudill, Shirley Nauert, Carolyn Sands, Velva Barger, Judy Myers, Leroy Dant, Jackie Arrowood, Wendell Stoneburner, Danny Woods, Arthuro Quintana, Larry Lewis, Ushers. in S ef Q Q. w Q :B W' X wmfibq. , N21 Q- XS Av' if, x NX WM va x W' 33,-.-A.x -1' Qi ,- enfor rip F N Q J Mil-H M- H---W' f ,ic XX Q Q, A fngx ..... if 'Qs Q a 3' f K Q Q Steven receives a scholarship to Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. Gra Ulu Now Is The Hour We heard them sing Graduation Day and Halls of Ivy. ation The valedictorian gives her speech. 40-5 it bv qsff. ' he N 5 x And now, what shall it be? I' u sig' At last we receive our diplomas. Posfscrfpf And now you have viewed the highlights of the year 1958-'59, We will treasure this last page of our school-family album if we have your autograph. If '1 '1 E1 H 2 N E1 2 Q U 2 H E ii H '1 54 -4 34 U21 I3 gfgzxwz zm: nm: gm: gm: aw: :ws :wx :um rm: mn :wt mr: :um mr IWII rw: rw: ZKWI nm ZKYII mn mn fmt mu: mn mn fm: xu: :xr iw: :wx zum ml: :um iw: man LW: mu: zw: nm: :mu ZUI2 5 fm 'ff .f f 1 1: sf nf if .f Q1 ff ff if .f ,. .Y .Q if .f gf H 1- . . , .1'- M -444-- -H-4-A--. .-.-.- .-.,.- f--... F -.-. .--... .-.... , ..... , . ... . L K X X EXE X ,A, x 5ixx-UHMUMxxxxxxwxxxxxxmxxxxxmaammmmaammxxa Ll E? S ijgg 5 Q AQQ X Qif W ix 5 K fi 2 E Q 4 M M EQ M ski W LZWI ZUJI ZIVI IVE KVI CHIC T011 IKWI IUI ll MMMkkmxxxwxxxwxxmxxwmwmmmwmxmmmmmmmxmmxmmx EQ 5 S E 5 E E E H 5 S' E 2 E nt fmt :mi fmt fmt fmt 21 r 31 S as limi flkffll IMI SIRI 11821011 Zllil 1181 216211512 Slit: LMI fllll 21112 11811 1152 Ill!! Ill! Zllll I!!! Ill!! Ill!! IIHI S1412 LII M H 5 5 Q 2 Q E F5 Q E H E E U Compllments of Q CCMMLINITY HGMES INC Whiteland Indiana Phone Whiteland KE 5 7513 For Better Values! HOLTHOUSE FURNITURE, INC. 41 West Monroe Phone 1020 FRANKLIN, INDIANA Compliments ot HOWARD I-IARBERT Bulk Milk Pick-Up Phone KE. 5-7757 . INDIANA all One Hour Ma:rtinizing The Most in Dry Cleaning ONE HOUR CLEANERS 52 North Main Street Phone Franklin, Indiana 1303 No Extra Charge for Fast Service ...DEFINITION... MARTINIZING: lZt's a new, modern method of Dry Cleaning: leaves clothes looking new and fresh. If It's Wallpaper You Want BAUMGART'S STUDIO Has It 198 S. Main Street Phone 310 FRANKLIN. INDIANA W. B. MYERS AGENCY C0mP1imenfS of IHSUIUIICS and R001 ESYCHB BURKHART FUNERAL HOME Phone TUcker 1-2575 Oxygen Equipped Ambulccnces GREENWOOD. INDIANA GREENWOOD, INDIANA YOUMAN'S PHARMACY Best in Drugs Compliments oi STOKELY VAN CAMP, INC. Phone Tucke' M604 GREENWOOD. mnumn GREENWOOD, INDIANA i ' Established 1909 ME. 5-91 14 PDRTER STUDIO 312 Illinois Building - Indianapolis. Indiana Your Photographer for A11 Occasions CANDID WEDDINGS KAT YOUR HOME, OR CHURCH? BIRTHDAYS VALENTINES DAY MOTHEH'S DAY FATI-IER'S DAY CHRISTMAS FAMILY REUNIONS HOME PORTRAITS Pleasingly Posed, Popular Priced Photos, Please Particular People GREENWOOD PLUMBING COMPANY Contracting - Repairs - Supplies Kenneth KGene7 Riley - Marvin Belcher Phone TU. 1-3559 GREENWOOD. INDIANA FRED G. HOWELL, REALTOR Insurance and Financing Residential Builders 3320 Madison Ave. Office: ST. 4-2463 Residence: ST. 4-8556 INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA I-'or the Finest in Groceries The Best in Meats and Poultry .IENNINGS GROCERY Fresh and Frozen Foods GREENWOOD, INDIANA BLUE RIVER FEED MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Dyna Feedsw EDINBURG. INDIANA BHB '5 RESTHURHHT HHH TRUCH STUP Phone WHITEI.AND, INDIANA QUALITY COAL 8. SUPPLIES 117 F, Broadway Phone ru. 1-0606 GREENWOOD. INDIANA LANIS GARAGE General Repairs Complete Overhaul Tires and Batteries Phone 3711 - Amity, Indiana R. R. 5 - Franklin, Indiana JOHNSON COUNTY SALES PAVILION Livestock Auction Every Tuesday Night 4 Miles South of Franklin on No. 31 Auctioneers: Herman Strakis - Don Smack Phone Franklin 1285 See or Call Us When Thinking oi Farm or Household Sale FRANKLIN. INDIANA MARINE ENTERPRISES, INC. 3149 Madison Ave. INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA A Complete Line of Marine Finishes and Hardware Dealer in Fiberglass, Aluminum, Plywood and Steel Boats Phone ST. 4-6666 Compliments of Paul McClain Insurance Agency Phone KE. 5-7553 ' FRANKLIN, INDIANA Compliments of WALKER'S, INC. GEO. BUESCHER AND SON, FLORISTS We Invite You To Visit Our Beautiful New Shop 502 E. Southem Ave. Phone ST. 4-2457 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Plenty of Street Parking A Treat for Taste A Food for Health DAIRY QUEEN 3102 Madison Ave. At Iunction of U. S. 31 G 431 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA EMERSON F. DAVIS AGENCY All Forms of Insurance 3302 Madison Avenue Phone ST. 7-2251 INDIANAPOLIS 27, INDIANA GREENWOOD TAXI Phone TU. 1-2525 GREENWOOD, INDIANA fb 'ZSQZAM Indianapolis Bottle Gas Co. Protane Phone TUcker 1-2531 cmd ME1rose 8-1579 Compliments of Greenwood Drive-ln Theatre The Showplace of Indiana WALDON PHARMACY Prescriptions Filled Phone TU. H400 Smith Valley Shopping Center JONES IMPLEMENT CO9 Massey-Harris Better-Built Tractors - Combines - Implements BARGERSVILLE. INDIANA Phone Providence TE. 7-5533 Compliments of WHITELAND SHOE REPAIR 8 SHOE STORE WI-IITELAND, INDIANA GULF STATION U. S. 31 WI-IITELAND, INDIANA Jim's Standard Service Washing - Greasing - Tires - Tubes - Accessories Free Pick-up and Delivery No Money Down On Tubes and Accessories Open 24 Hours Phone KE. 5-9903 Best of Luck to the Seniors Rose Tire Company Phone KE. 57571 WHITELAND. INDIANA PAUL HARRIS APPAREL JONES AND SON Stop 6. Shop Certified Farm Seeds Clothes for the Entire Family R. R. No. 1 WHITELAND, INDIANA WHITELAND, INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of wl-HTELAND oRcHARo JOHNSON COUNTY WHH-HAND, INDIANA NATIONAL BANK FRANKLIN. INDIANA MAX RAIN EY Standard Oil Agent Heater Oil - Furnace Oil Phone KE. 5-4336 WHITELAND, INDIANA Whiteland Sunoco Service U. S. 31 WHITELAND. INDIANA FLEENER'S LINOLEUM 8. TILE Phone KE. 5-7533 WHITELAND, INDIANA Tile - Linoleum - Paint - Storrn Doors Windows Lloyd Fleener Ronald Fleener Bernice Fleener Lavina Fleener FISHER GENERAL STORE WHITELAND, INDIANA ICE. 5-7592 - Business KE. 5-4632 - Residence 49 Years in Business PRlCE'S REPAIR Welding - Shop and Portable Complete Blacksmith Service Phone KE. 5-4343 The Price is Right With Price TINGLE 8. SON BODY SHOP WHITELAND. INDIANA KE. 5-7584 - Business KE. 5-4570 - Residence Owen Tingle Bob Paris Midwest Feed Store Garden and Field Seed Poultry Feeds and Supplies - Lawn Seed and Fertilizer Greenwood, Indiana - Phone TUcker 1-1414 Indianapolis. Indiana - Phone ME1rose 23284 Compliments of Frank's Service Station Cities Service Phone ICE. 5-9901 WI-IITELAND. INDIANA A.A.A. Road Service Frank Evans GRAVES HARDWARE Phone KE. 5-4331 WHITEIAND. INDIANA Compliments of JlM'S BARBER SHOP WI-II'I'ELA.ND. INDIANA Compliments of WHITELAND PHARMACY Prescriptions cmd Sundries Phone KE. 5-7581 RAY'S HOBBY 8. GIFT SHOP Highway 31 at Whitelcrnd Phone KE. 5-7766 R. R. ifl Compliments of STOP 85 SHOP Compliments of Suburban Federal Savings 8: Loan Association GREENWOOD. INDIANA Compliments of Compliments of JOHN H. MACHLEDT, M.o. DUNCAN5 MARKET WHITELAND. INDIANA WHITELAND. INDIANA Phone KE. 5-4223 Compliments of MAl.IN'S T.V. SERVICE Phone KE. 5-4444 WHITELAND, INDIANA Compliments of A. THOMPSON Excavating Phone TU. 1-3122 FRANKLIN. INDIANA Southern Circle Drive-In Restaurant Meet and Eat at the Circle 4 Miles South of Indianapolis on Road 31 Approved University of Beauty Culture 1709 N. Meridian Street INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA Indianapolis' Leading Beauty School Write for Free Booklet Ruth Beck, Dean MCINTIRE GARAGE CURTIS CORN ELEVATOR General A1110 Repairing Phone KE. 5-7527 Battery Charging - Welding WI-IITELAND. INDIANA Gas and Oil Phone KE. 5-7502 J. C. WILSON 8. CO., INC. DANCING Funeral Director THE BARN Phones: WI-IITELAND. INDIANA Southport: State 6-8326 - Tucker 1-2514 Indianapolis - Greenwood - Southport Pass Electric and Welding Co. Rocklane Road Ph TUcker 1-0348 The Greenwood Lumber Co., Inc. Phone TUcker 1-2534 102 East Broadway GREENWOOD. INDIANA THE NATIONAL BANK OF GREENWOOD The Friendly Bank With Principles That Enduro Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System LEE SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Distributors of Plumbing Supplies 3025 Madison Ave. INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA ED COMMISKEY CORNER DRUG STORE Phone TUcker 1-3511 GRI-ZENWOOD, INDIANA Compliments of HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE For Appointments Phone 100 Westbrook Drive WI-IITELAND. INDIANA nothing more pleasant Compliments of Meridian Drive-ln Theatre 'Where the Pick of the Pictures Play there's than... GRADUATION Congratulations WHITELAND HIGH SCHOOL . . .the DAY ass f 9 sound ot ool bells UNITED TEI.EPHONE COMPANY 0F INDIANA, INC 2 0 5 M1 g ON 5 FLINN AND MAGUIRE R. O. BARBER FUNERAL HOME Tweaking Modem Chapel for Your Convenience Phone 1188 Phone 528 FRANKLIN' INDIANA Air Conditioned - Hammond Organ Ambulance Service FRANKLIN. INDIANA UNION TRUST COMPANY Banking and Insurance Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Compliments of Corporation FRANKLIN. INDIANA TRAFALGAR. INDIANA CLARENCE HARDIN JOHNSON COUNTY R. E. M. C. 170 N. Icrckson Street Phone 717 Owned By Those We Serve Iohn C. Gilmore. Manager FRANKLIN. INDIANA Say It With Flowers From MADISON AVENUE FLOWER SHOP 'Order By Phone With Confidence Phone ST. 4-4448 2457-59 Madison Avenue INDIANAPOLIS 35. INDIANA EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Indicmds Leading swung Goods company 209-11 west wasmngaon sneer Phoe Mn 4-3446 nmmnnroms, INDIANA JOHN O. BONER Professional Service Beyond the Police Business Service - Planned Savings Personal Estate Planning Retirement Income Res. TU. 1-3103 Bus. ME. 2-8341 Board of Trade Building INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA CHARLEY'S TEXACO SERVICES We Specialize in Satisfied Customers North Lane U. S. 31 at County Line Rd. Phone TU. 1-3300 RANDOLPH HARDWARE 110 East Main Cross EDINBURG. INDIANA Compliments ot THOMPSON'S FLORAL SHQP Phone KE. 5-7524 WHITELAND. INDIANA Keys Made? MARIEN HARDWARE CO. C0mP1im9nI5 of HUTWC-U9 ' Plumbinq SUPPHGS ' Paints HOOSIER MINERAL AND FEED CO Glass - Electrical Supplies GREENWOOD. INDIANA 3604 Madison Ave. Phone ST. 4-7551 MARTlN'S GULF SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories Compliments oi MOIO1' Tun9'UP 5' Rodd Sewice FRY'S SERVICE STATION Junction 135 6 Smith Valley Road North Lane U. S. 31 Phone TU. 1-0037 KUSTARD KITCHEN DRIVE-IN KELLY SALES coMPANY GREENWOODI INDIANA Your Chevrolet Dealer Phone TU. 1-2577 GRI-IENWOOD. INDIANA Our Service here is mighty fast. You'11 think you're first, Although you're last. P. S. The food's good too. SMART 8. PERRY, INC. Ford Dealers GREENWOOD. INDIANA PORTER'S BARBER SHOP South of Whiteland Road on U. S. 135 Hours: 9-7 Week Days - 8-6 Saturdays Two Barbers Ladies Haircuts a Specialty Compliments of G. C. MURPHY COMPANY The Friendly S-tore 50-58 East Ietferson St. FRANKLIN. INDIANA THE POLK SANITARY MILK COMPANY Ice Cream and Milk Products 351 E. Jefferson Phone 153 FRANKLIN. INDIANA JOHN W. BAILEY Insurance We Pay For Ashes and Crashes Auto - Fire - Liability - Bonds Life and Mortgage Autos Financed TUcker 1-0100 Iohn W., Ir. - Res. Tucker 1-2459 Iohn W.. Sr. - Res. TUcker 1-4101 MARTIN'S SHOES Red Goose - Grace Walker John C. Roberts Shoes For the Entire Family Main and Madison - Greenwood Phone TU. 1-3261 WHITELAND CLEANERS One Hour Cleaning at No Extra Cost Pick-up and Delivery Phone IE. 5-7561 K. 81 K. DRIVE-IN Home of the Fat Boy Phone KE. 5-4531 Kedric and Alice Sturgeon WHITELAND. INDIANA ROSELYNN DRESS SHOP Women's and Chi1dren's Wearing Apparel WI-IITELAND. INDIANA FRANKLIN MUSIC STORE 42 North Main Street Charles I. Goldsmith Phones: Store 148 - Home 1112-I Iesse French cmd Starck Pianos FRANKLIN. INDIANA CARLOS DRIVE-IN BAKERY 2640 Madison Avenue 2639 Brill Road Specializing in Wedding and Party Cakes GREENWOOD FOOD LOCKER Complete Freezer Service Phone TUcker 1-1026 GREENWOOD. INDIANA BOOSTER PAGE Wildman's Ievwelry Franklin, Indiana Benzol Cleaners Franklin, Indiana Graham Body Shop Franklin, Indiana Earl Wilson Franklin, Indiana Swa'nk's Franklin, Indiana Nick's Candy Kitchen Franklin, Indiana Davis Dog and Suds Drive-In Greenwood, Indiana D :S D Bakery Whiteland, Indiana Maplecrest Beauty Shop Whiteland, Indiana Stells Motel U. S. 31 Columbus, Indiana Wishing Well Motel Whiteland, Indiana - U. Boggstown Locker Boggstown, Indiana S. 31 Cardinal T.V. Service Indianapolis, Indiana W. L. Van Osdol, O.D. Greenwood, Indiana B. F. Barnard, D.D.S. Greenwood, Indiana Abbotfs Men 6 Boy's Shop Greenwood, Indiana Kerlin Freight Franklin, Indiana Walter's Grill Franklin, Indiana Woods 6' Vandivier Franklin, Indiana Seacrest Ins. Agency, Franklin, Indiana Smith's Valley I.G.A. Super Greenwood, Indiana Hughey's Market Trafalgar, Indiana Ohlrogge's Ladies Shop Franklin, Indiana Trafalgar Hardware Trafalgar, Indiana Mkt Peavler's Gulf Greenwood. Indiana S1usher's Beauty Shop Greenwood, Indiana Carney 6. Winslow Franklin. Indiana Days Auction Barn Franklin, Indiana BOOSTER PAGE Bob Dine's Standard Se Greenwood. Indiana Ray Davis Garage . Greenwood. Indiana Zimmerrnan's Garage Needham. Indiana Carter's I.G.A. Market Bargersville, Indiana Garrard's General Store Needham. Indiana Ke11am's Auto Company Edinburg, Indiana Schaffer Drugs Edinburg. Indiana Ienkins' Motor Tune-Up's 'ce Slation Dine's Standard. Greenwood Iohnson County Farm Bureau Co-op Franklin, Indiana I. B. Payne 61 Son Franklin. Indiana E. O. Collins Store Franklin, Indiana Franklin Cleaners Franklin, Indiana Franklin Star Franklin, Indiana Petro's Franklin, Indiana Demarees Food Market Franklin. Indiana Brown's Regal Market Franklin. Indiana Deer G Son Franklin, Indiana Henderson Drug Co. Franklin, Indiana I x H vi,.J:,t3H I 0. ...xx .. H 'f i1','Q,v , . 'K'-g ,,H,:-551, , ,A .4 Y ,f ' A-Fw ,Tl -. . '.,1-1...m,,f-L, A , -, V. ,J . 1, v...w-'-,gi - ,. -4' - , .u,r, 1 Us .X-.5 7.-Sf.vf,.4T., . ., Hr v ,.... .. .11..., . , ff -, e- 4: fiiwiif -,4-,:-4:---.,-1.1 -' 4 4,141-V ' f Au'-:.:. 1-, v:-,'1,v-w-.- -. w - - .' .1 m ' IN ,- as -X' 1'-'-'5': f'w'f q '--f ' ' , W, ,.. Q. n, fi. ,MI .- ,I jx. -,I fx '.-' 7. I '-I, '. -:P VT-iii-?H,f Sz' 421L?4 'f' -if C . ,K-1: ,. ,J7w'+ -J'ffs'2 1-. -.xg - v.,x1y'2gS4 f. ,Lg , 1 -1 . II,':I.:Q lYlf4I-' Q'1d,'tl, , , A . , 'Z:g.f N ' '':g,2Q,fw91fgfffv 5-,,s,Li'bi1' f , , -Hn'-V1-7,-ifi' will J,f1. i W ' .- ,fSQ'f'f -' 1' , ,' ',1,gg,.'-':-. gf' sz,-..p V. ' Ax . NJ.-I+-T1f f:5Q47.'. 4-.h531'F'fJ l ' k 1b'ff'fb.f- '- fb, 7.3 1 U: '1-H ' . I 1 ' .2-UQ..-5f.'5-,t ,.,, -, 63,23 , ,V ff-Jq'Lq.j,L f. 4,-,X-r . .J4,,.E.-ng . bf- fmgy-f4'--- . pr -:. .-' , AJv k'-'. ' J ., xn 'ra 1 4.. .. ,- - , -. ' L, ., ,' ...' I-'-'tn-A 4.1,-,w - .'T -- L- V -1.:-f.z'. ::f'.!, J, 12. , 'v - Q ,-,,.'- Ii, .,'wf.':-Q1--111 ,MQ 1 5 . 2- -, -1f'Q?T'f.' P ' 1- -1.1- 1- fling? pf ,g.f,. 'Y':.,.i5'. U. ' 5 lx . fl .'rT i -,-K -f . , 'V 'ff' 55 A 'T -. li-'sbivf 'L 'rf' f,.1 ', , - if-fi.-5--i 12 :':h-+L - ' ' FK, - ' - ','ff 56:51--r,. 5- 1 Q 5,p1.a',Il Q ' 1 -qi, --4 -V, , .0511 4,54-af..wf 'Uv' ' E ,1,,:q.': : vw, 1 ,, uni, '- .1 -. Q 34,7144 -' f' .,'.:.t-1 ' 'Mi'---w. .H 1 ...'- -,- 4,-141, 'f. -. Adil ur 'SJ' ,J:3llz'qff'-' - -I ' .: , -N 5 5 3 A 251' 1 ' f'-nk'-1 ' ' -' ' , gf-,I 4 ' - . I 4, - ,L,2f.':,' f H- -A '- 1 , ' , '. X' .. 5 ' ' 5. '-- 'L ' ' ,,-Y , 1-67. ,gg - -V. - .!iA5.V, f 7213 2- . J, ,. .1-F-'i-fi I' L Qu . - ,1q'r-g.g:- EP.: . ' 'f 1': .-Q, Z: 1'-'X' f' -Y '- I -rr 1,511 ,,.3,- wif, u ',: -. w. -rw 1 - , - ,. L, L . is 1 .i' ':f1F'F' ,S-. , ,,. V r'-1 ', fr... rv ,, v . 1 ,V,. mil 1' 1 I 1 . J ' '- f 7x , U- L. 1 1 4 .I Wy, . 4. I ,, :..- , ., . ff Ng -f','sf..' ff-'W ' V, f 1 f 'H 2 ci? W . nz , 1,f,. . .,. .- .. 2,1 'T ,ku I 1 - ,.. , ' F' ' .if W -f1i'. - :LL 1' -J.. SW, -'S 1:.,. E F :ti 5'f'f1- T 1. qua.: ., Li, ' 1' ,. .K 'rf 7. 1 lx ..,r,A,. I w -Q t':.- , AP. I X . . 1. - . uf. jf a af. X ff ' W- f, :ff .5i2f31 V C,,'.'.,5-f ,1.- 1 . -. ' -,...,...:.-u.-':a-hEulLal'lT..: .i'.1L.e.I..nLzn1'..1LA- Sw 1 . an M , -. w, dw! Q-A N -': 1 fx 'X . gy. . My Ami 4, CYP k l .-Q 1' Y ,Lf 9 3 . , V ,u aj 5, gt Q ' 1. 1 A Q f. v W, i -+ ' 47 QR U A ff 2,11 P, ri -fffx ' '1 4 ' Q1 1 gf ik 'Ugg t Q 1-1 7 3' w-, , , Q ' ' ff A. ' 4 Q' 4. -,242 , , I fra fr vw A -.rf f 1 eg , W 1, , ,fi ti at ' J 'ml' , y,e,,... .4 Nwng- I., 5 X if Q -af .'m2' 'fi:: '?ff ? f?,'.,nfQy?. , if . v ijwlr! 1 Fw ,.: f. V K 'sy , ' Q ' .pri I gf as :ff f' , . if ' Qf'3RS, aWa W , .5 5' -:g,1m,1.: , .-lg gl.: -,f Ll, -an 3 ! , A i s pl L 1' 1 V v Ymh- Q W ? rw , 1 Q M - S . fa, A 4, -if X x A ,-ef ' .aw . - 5 . J' aa um A 5 K S3 M A 5 K ki We iw ,A an A., Age HE -.-,. Q L ,K 251. M r 2 3, an MWA , ,f W 4 Bm 'Q I 42 4- 17 9 21 74, - .. Vimfil fb 21' in , I A i , ww f5Ff75IFl P X Q.:-: , , ' H 'M ffmw. . K' M Y ' i' 'f A ' VSTV59' ,l-lg l7?f3T'zf?UZ'wE 1 ,.., : ,,.. ,. f W, ,f-f .. ,, ,. . , - ,-,h, I W V I A MW Effifaf- +52-ff.'..-nf, f . M 5 ' , -'Z ,, I ff? ' i -vffwf ,mx . -svf.wz-2.i-L:,,- W: Q I Q f if '- M L. wisgi, ' Ma v's2Zl'W lf,,,i' x,s1Lq 5 fag, Qf afgzfgk, . . ,,.f2.,,L1gss1 ?i.f, ' ' Wi., f , Q - , .A,. ,.., , ., , 7, V,.wQ,,L - A,,--, ,.V V , v,.., .WLb, . ,, H . ,, . 'f --H Q 2 ii,g1v1g:jgg?Qf3,3i42 ' - j k ,ig W 'Q 27 Zu: fiwgisk A'if-Sfsu i ilfzi, f ,, ,,,, ' f 2 -fwefi' nilvaiis- -, ,, , ff'fi3Rg,'Saff+fsIvas Q S ig-2 , ,J - L b .ww I