Albion Jefferson High School - Torch Yearbook (Albion, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

.gdlfllkg PATRICK W. ALLEN Eng., Soc. Sf., Phys. Ed. MARY H. AUSTILL Latin, Math., Eng. IRA C. BRILL Commerce MARY CHURCH Eng., Gen. Bus., P. E. W. WILLIAM DAVIS Soc. Sf., Phys. Ed., Coach Earl Groves Driver Education . 2? 4' fu NWS' is ux A A A W N.-. jaflflky RALPH HORINE Music, Band DOROTHY PARKER Music, Art JOHN A. REED Eng., Phys. Ed., Afh. Dir. MARY JO POINDEXTER Voc. Home Ec., Bio. MARILU STUCKMAN Math., Science Library LEWIS WORMAN Voc. Agr., Bio. 6614.4 .jskaforg In the fall of 1949, 55 boys and girls from jefferson, York, Green, and Albion townships met at Albion High School to begin our high school careers. It didn't take long for us country and city "cousins" to get together to hold our place in high school. We elected the following class officers: Robert Miser, president, Ted Shisler, vice- president, Phyllis McCoy, secretary, and Bonnie Renkenberger, treasurer. Mrs. Weimer and Mr. Brill were our class sponsors. We had two class parties that year, one in the school cafeteria and the other was a barn party at the home of Beverly Boggs. When we started our sophomore year, we had an enrollment of 52. We were then among those who tread on the green freshmen. We elected the following class xfficers: Ted Shisler, president, Robert Miser, vice-president, Jean Gappinger, secretary, and Phyllis McCoy, treasurer. Mrs. Church and Mr. Brill were our class sponsors. This was the year to order our class sweaters, and, after much discussion, we decided on maroon sweaters with gray letters. We were now juniors and belonged to the upper classmen. We lost some of our students and now had an enrollment of 41. Our class officers for the year were jean Gappinger, presidentg Duane Guthrie, vice-president, and Phyllis McCoy, secre- tary-treasurer. Mrs. Austill and Mr. Little were our class sponsors. This was the year we ordered our class rings. We had concessions at the ball games and at the county tournament. We gave a class play, "Finders Creepers," on April 17 and 18 with Mrs. Austill as director. At last we were seniors. In October we gave our class play, "Let Me Out of Here," under the direction of Mrs. Austill. We put out the school paper, THE GRAPEVINE, and this annual. We made trips to see our county government in action at the county court house, the state government at Indianapolis, and the national government at Washington, D. C. Our class officers for the year were Charles Stanley, president, Ted Shisler, vice-president, and Kay Staton, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Parker was our class sponsor. We had an enrollment of 38, and, of the original 55, 57 will be graduated. San iora LOIS ALWINE Vocational-Commercial Twirler: 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA: 'l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus: 2, 3, 47 Class Play: 3, 4 BEVERLY BOGGS Vocational Class Play: 3 Cafeteria: 3 Librarian: 2 LINDA ANN BUCKLES Commercial-Vocational Bond: 'ly Girls' Chorus: 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Class Play: 3: Grapevine: Librarian: 4 RUSSELL COE Vocational Class Play: 3: Judging Team: 3 FFA: 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus: 3 NORMAN CONRAD Commercial Basketball: 'lp Cafeteria: 2, 3 LARRY CORY Vocational Basketball: 'lg FFA: 1, 2, 3,7 Boys' Chorus: 3: Miixed Chorus: 3: Class Play: 4 BETTY ANN CROTHERS Academic and Vocational Class Play: 4: Girls' Chorus: 2, 4: Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Operetta: 3 ELIZABETH ELSER Commercial-Academic Class Play: 3 Girls' Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus: 3,4: GAA: 2 Grapevine: Year Book: Operetta: 3 GEORGE FRYMIER Commercial Basketball: 'I, 2: Class Play: 3, 4: Grapevine: Track: 3, 4 NORMA GAGE Commercial-Vocational Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Class Play: 3, 4: GAA: 1, 2, 3, 4: Grapevine Operetta: 3: Girls' Soft Ball: B, 'l, 2: Annual JEAN GAPPINGER Commercial-Vocational Class Play: 3, 4: Girls' Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4: GAA: 1, 2, 3, 4: Band: 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Grapevine: Sec.: 2: Pres.: 3: Annual Staff: State Music Contest: 4: Operetfa: 3: Softball: 8, 'l, 2: Sexette: 3, 4: Ensemble: 4: Cheer Leader: 'l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' State, Alternate LOUETTA GORSUCH Commercial-Vocational GAA: 1, 2: Girls' Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Band: 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play: 3, 4: State Music Contest: 4 M 3' We ' .ffl 1 N1 S? ALBERT DUANE GUTHRIE Vocational Dairy Judging: 'l, 2: livestock Judging: i, 2, 3: Crop Judging: 1: Class Play: 3, 4: Boys' Chorus: 3: Mixed Chorus: 3: Basketball: l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball: 1: Track: 2, 4: Volley Ball: 3, 4: Treas., FFA: 3: Vice-Pres., FFA: 4: Vice- Pres., Class: 3: The Torch: Operetta: 3: Junior Town Meeting: 4 EDDIE HALFEKTY Commercial Baseball: 'l, 4: Class Play: 3, 4: Basketball: 'l, 2: Junior Town Meeting 4 SHIRLEY HICKMAN Vocational Girls' Chorus: 3, 4: Cafeteria: 2, 3, 4 DON HORSEWOOD Commercial Mgr., Basketball: Mgr. Baseball: 3, Truck: 3: FFA: 'l, 2, 4, 2: Editor, Grapevine: Editor, The Torch: Class Play: 3, 4 EUGENE JOHNSON Vocational Judging Team: 3, 4: Class Play: 3, 4: Track: l, 2, 3: FFA: l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball: l, 2, 3, 4 IRENE KING Vocational GAA: 2: Mixed Chorus: 2: Girls' Chorus: 2, 3 Grapevine 7 PHYLLIS McCOY Commercial Class Play: 3, 4: SBC-I li Treas.: 2, Sec.-Treas., 37 The Torch, Grapevine: Librarian: 2, 3, Cafeteria! 3 ROBERT MISER Academic Basketball: l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball: 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band: 7, 8, l, 2 3, 4, Mixed Chorus: 3, 4, Boys' Chorus: 3, 4, Class Play: 3, 4, Operetta: 3, 4, State Contest, Alg.: 1, State Contest, Lat.: 2, State Contest, Music: 4, Pres., 1, Vice-Pres.: 2 LOWELL PRICE Vocational LEE OBER Vocational FFA: l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play: 3, Crop Judging: 2 MARILYN KAY OWEN Commercial-Vocational Girls' Chorus: 2, Mixed Chorus: 4, Band: 'l, 2, 3, 4, Grapevine, The Torch, District Music Contest: 4 PATSY CLAIRE RAY Vocational Girls' Chorus: 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4, Class Play: 3, 4, GAA: 'l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian: 1, 2 Grapevine, The Torch, State Music Contest: 3, 4, Band: 7, 8, 'l, 2, 3, 4 flax .rf MARILYN RICHMAN Academic Class Play: 3, 4: GAA: 'l, Girls' Chorus: 2, 3: Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Sextette: 4: Ensemble: 4: Band: 8, 'l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club: 3, 4: Grapevine: The Torch: Girls' State, Alt.: 3: State Geom. Contest: 2: Dist. Essay Contest: 3: Junior Town Meeting: 4: State Music Contest: 4: Operetta: 3: Soft Ball: I BONNIE RENKENBERGER Vocational Treas.: 1: Class Play: 3 GLADE ROGERS Vocational Class Play: 3: Dairy Judging Team: 4: FFA: 'l, 2, 3, 4 ERNEST SCHMUCK Vocational Class Play: 3: Crop Judging: 2, 3 Dairy Judging: 2, 3: ' FFA:'l 1, 2, 3, 4: Vegetable Judging: 'I: Track: 4 TED SHISLER Academic-Vocational Dairy Judging: 2, 3: Livestock Judging: 2: FFA: 'l, 2, 3: Class Play: 3, 4: Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 3: Basketball: 'l, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus: 2, 3: Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4: Track: 2:lState Geom. Contest: 2: State Music Contest: 4: Volley Ball: 3, 4: Vice- Pres.: 1: Pres.: 2: Vice-Pres.: 4: Operetta: 3: Quartette 3, 4: Latin Club 4: Boys' State Alt.: 3 GLENDYS SMITH Vocational-Commercial Mixed Chorus: 3, 4: GAA: 1, 2, 3: Band: 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Grapevine: The Torch: Operetta: 3 BARBARA SNYDER Vocational Girls Glee Club: 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria: 3, 4: Twnrler: 8 CARL SOELLINGER Vocational Livestock Judging: 2, 3: Demonstration Team: 2: Crop Judging: 4: Class Play: 3: FFA: 'I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Boys' Chorus: 2, 3: Basketball: 'I CHARLES STANLEY Academic Basketball: l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball: 'l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus:: 2, 3, 4: Boys Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Class Play: 3, 4: n 7, 8,1, 2, 3, 4: Asst Editor, The Torch: Pres 4 KAY STATON Commercial-Academic Bus. Mgr., The Torch: Sec.-Treas:: 4: Class Play: 3, 4: Girls' Chorus: 2, 3, 4: , Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Accompanist, Boys' Chorus: 2, 3: Operetta: 3: Music Contest 3, 4: Junior Town Meeting 4 DON WAPPES Vocational Class Play: 3, 4: Boys Chorus: 2, 3, 4: FAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Treas., FAA: 4: Grapevine: Basketball: 'I RETTA BELLE WINEBRENNER Vocational-Commercial Mixed Chorus: 3, 4: Girls' Chorus: 2, 3: GAA: 1, Grapevine: The Torch: State Alg. Contest: I: Operetta: 3: Girls' State, Alt.: 3 2: yt 21: , 'F :A NA" N X , . ffzf X , .v t , , w " - ,ni- I 855-4 '51 W v 7 I i ' KAY ANN YOUNG Commercial-Vocational GAA: l, 2, 3, 4, Band: 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Accom- panist, Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Grapevine: Junior Town E Meeting: 4: Girls' State 37 Class Play: 3, 4: Sextett : 3, 4: The Torch: Operetta: 37 Soft Ball: 8, 'l, 2: State Music Contest: 4. BARBARA YOUNIS Vocational Girls' Chorus: 4. l'0l9A,eCg Let's take a look into our crystal ball to see what is coming for us seniors in the future. The first person we see is Lois Alwine busily engaged selling a beautiful dress from her own dress shop to - of all people - Mamie Eisenhower. Oh see! There's that lovely blonde, Beverly Boggs, who doesn't appear a bit older, although she has worked hard as manager of her ranch in Texas - a ranch of oil wells. Who is that dignified head nurse of the Albion Memorial Hospital? Why, it's Linda Buckles! Yes, that tall, handsome entertainer who is entertaining the patients in the Albion Hospital is Russell Coe, the national idol of bobbie soxers. What is that thing flying through the air? Oh, that's Norman Conrad in a flying saucer which he has designed, patented, and manufactured on a large scale. Are those two Abbott and Costello? Of course not! They are Larry Cory and George Frymier who are the nation's most popular comedians. Betty Crothers is the head of the "Florida Traveling Agency." Planned vacations for nurses, at special prices. Elizabeth Elser is with the nurses' division of the Air Force, now stationed in Hawaii. Mrs. Harry Bogner, the former Norma Gage, is chief cook and bottle washer for her husband and -four kids, near Kendallville. Mrs. Ken Smolek, theformer Jean Gappinger, entertained her stand-in, Esther Williams, at her home in Beverly Hills recently. Prominent in the entertainment world is Louetta Gorsuch McC1anahan, the famous trombone player in the Band of America. Dale, her husband, is putting his engineer training into practice in housekeeping and baby sitting. Mr. Duane Guthrie, president of the Third National Bank of Albion, is doing very well - a new car every week. Ed Halferty is sailing the high seas. "A girl in every port" is his motto, Shirley Hickman is the sole owner and manager of the new nursery at the Albion- Jefferson School. She has about 300 enrolled. 15 Q-a.a.q.a.a.a-ct-a-an-a.cz-a-a.fy.a.cg-m-em-a-tx-Q-a-fm-a-1-fr-cr-ci-1-fr-1-a-a-cz-cr-c-4-a-4-a-cm-cl-11-ct-ct-cm-a-1-fs-a41-c-4-tt-tr-a-G-fx-fr-an-1-ft-4-fr-4-'x-fx-4-1-a-fm-ca-ex-az Q iv 5 2 3 2 Q A Q A Q A Q dz Q A Q A 3 A 'GM-G UDV A A E Don Horsewood, famous heavy-weight boxing champion, is appearing on TV 2 Q stations all over the nation as he tries for his 324th consecutive knock-out. A Z Eugene 1BozJ Johnson has decided to retire from his basketball career to settle 2 3 down on his watermelon farm. 2 3 Irene King, the famous painter, is engaged in re-decorating the Waldorf-Astoria. 2 Q Phyllis McCoy is now head tickler in Ted's church to keep the people awake Za Z during Ted's two-hour sermons. 2 Q9 'G La C-' D- UW FD FU O U' fb v-v F1 5. fb v-1 D' DJ vs E. um n IIT: v-r FD D. D" 5. :T PV FD V! FV tn FD fl v-1 FU F? N "1 N4 FY O D' ri. fb CD S fb O I3 fb O' X4 FV 'J' FD D' : name of Karen Clouse. Where have we heard that name before? 22 Q Lee Ober is a well-to-do farmer on his section of rich, fertile land in Iowa. A Z Kay Owen heads the largest grocery concern in Albion, where she keeps her 2 Z husband, Wilbur Freeman, pretty busy. 2 Q Lowell Price, upon the advice of Dorothy Dix, is a decided bachelor enjoying A Z the company of his pigs and cows on his farm. 2 Z Patsy Ray is now drumming with the United States Marine Band. This is rather 2 3 unusual, but she always did like "mer1." I . Q Q Bonnie Renkenberger heads a tailoring shop in Wawaka. In her spare time she A Z keeps house for Gene. t ' ' 2 Z Marilyn Richman has completed her college course and is conducting an auctioneer 2 Z school in Fort Wayne, Indiana. 2 Q5 Glade Rogers has made a great hit in Hollywood as the hero in the play, "The 2 in Blushing Groom." g E Ernest CBaldyJ Schmuck is a great salesman - of "hair tonic." g S Ted Shisler is known as the second Billy Graham, strange though, all his con- 2 Q verts are girls. A 3 Glendys Smith, a prominent business woman, has just made her first million 2 3 with which she has established a school to teach "Future Farmers' Wives" how not to 2 Q be afraid of pigs and cows. A 3 Barbara Snyder, who has just finished nurses' training, is a full-fledged nurse and 2 3 is working at the Methodist Hospital in Fort Wayne, Indiana. 2 g Carl Soellinger, who has just returned from four years in the Navy, is farming 3 Q his father's truck farm. His wife is working in the Albion telephone office. A 2 Professor Charles Stanley and his wife, Kay, reside in Bloomington where he is 2 Z a teacher of commercial subjects. Q Q Kay Staton is in Hollywood where she will soon start rehearsal on her new movie, 2 Z "Which Way Did He Go?," produced by Smolek Brothers. 4. Z Don Wappes has bought the Davis Grocery and is going to expand his business 2 -a 4 fb P1 N4 U7 8 F' 11- : Retta Winebrenner has her own beauty salon in Shelbyville, Indiana, but is talk- E Q ing of moving to Burlington, Iowa, where she plans to marry soon. Kay Ann Young, one of the nation's leading organists, has signed a ten-year contract with the Philharmonic Orchestra and can be heard over WOWO every Mon- -Cl'G4l-G D-D'D'D' E day night. E Barbara Younis is private secretary for Mr. Alvin Lee McDirm, who is president of the McDirm Credit Association in Pensacola, Florida. 'C'C'C'C'C-C'G'C'G4l'G'G'G'G-G-G-Cl-G-G'il'G-Cl-fl-C'C'G'C Q Q Q Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 'P Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 3 ?D'D'D'D'9'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D' I CLASS WILL Lois Alwine will my ability to get my man and keep him to Nancy Miller. I: Beverly Boggs, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Charles Campbell. I I I I 9 7 7 Linda Buckles, will my big feet to Bonnie Bender. Russell Coe, will my love for hill-billy music to Mr. Horine. Norman Conrad, will my job at the foundry to Tony Gerner. Larry Cory, do hereby bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs. Church to the Sophomore girls. I, Betty Crothers, will my height to Frances Parsons. I, Elizabeth Elser, will my ability for fast thinking to anyone who is in need of it. I, George Frymier, will my lack of ambition to Jerry Horsewood. I, Norma Gage, will the presidency of the G.A.A. to anyone who can get them to come to the meetings. I, Jean Gappinger, will my size 22 skirts to Maxine Sipe. I, Louetta Gorsuch, will my first seat in band to Charlie McIntyre. I, Duane Guthrie, will,my place on the varsity to Jack Bortner. I I , Eddie Halferty, will my curly hair to Tomy Clouse. , Shirley Hickman, will my job in the cafeteria to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I did. Don Horsewood, will my most pleasant job as student manager of the varsity I, to my brother jerry. I Ii I Ii 1, I I If 1, 1, I I, I, I, 1, I, I 9 Eugene Johnson, will my sportsmanship to Larry Gray. Irene King, will my art ability to Ottnel Ebey. Phyllis McCoy, will my sedate manner to Nancy Pyle. Robert Miser, will my bass voice to Larry Pressler. Lee Ober, will my crew cut to Joe Younis. Kay Owen, will my bookkeeping materials to Evelyn Gaff. Lowell Price, will my right to sit in the speech room at noon to Bill McCoy. Patsy Ray, will my ability to play the drum to Kay Walker. Bonnie Renkenberger, will my sewing ability to Carolyn Gage. Marilyn Richman, will my beautiful soprano voice to Nancy Pyle. Glade Rogers, will my 1950 Government book to Fred Zink. Ernest Schmuk, will my way with the women to Jake Brumbaugh. Ted Shisler, will my track ability to Bill McCoy. Glendys Smith, will nothing to no one as I don't have much and need all I have. Barbara Snyder, will my seat in art class to Tony Gerner. Carl Soellinger, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Robert Smith. Charles Stanley will my seat on the bench to Avon Schwab. I: Kay Staton, will my bashfulness to Nancy Prickett. I, Don Wappes, will my night life to Sonny Harlan. Retta Winebrenner, will my ability to get along with my teachers to my I, brother, Bob. I, Kay Young, will my music ability to John D. Carson. I, Barbara Younis, will my typing ability to Mr. Brill. ROW ONE: Mr. Reed, Bonnie Bender, Judy DeGroff, Maxine Sipe, Mary McClanahan, Delores Leitch, Becky Roscoe, Delores Long, Joyce Stump, Shirley Herendeen, Sally Black, Karen Clouse, Faunda Leatherman, Martha Lung, Jennie Conrad, Roberta Smith, Mrs. Austill. ROW TWO: Juanita Leach, Rosalie Rosenogle, Nancy Pyle, Anthony Gerner, Ronnie Hathaway, Ottnel Ebey, Bud Todd, Joe Schmuck, Fred Zink, Robert Smith, Joe Younis, Richard Smolek, Beverly Taylor, Kay Zumbrun. ROW THREE: Kent Radcliffe, Sonny Harlan, Duane Coe, Charles Mclntyre, Jim McCoy, John Strong, Ron- nie Nash, Jake Brumbaugh, Kenny Norris. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class has distinguished itself by selling the most magazines in the history of Albion High School. The total sales were 31,297.19 This much exceeds the 31,000 goal. Other money making projects have been the canteen and the selling of old clothes. This year Mrs. Austill and Mr. Reed are the class sponsors. The class has had one party. It was held in the cafeteria and from all reports it was a big success. Class officers are: Prerident .....,...,...., ....... M ary McClanahan Vice-Prerident ...,.. ............ K aren Clouse Secretary ............. ........... J udy DeGroff Trearurer ......... ....... R onnie Hathaway I gl'25LlYleI'I- clifte, Barbara Cooper, Ann Thulin, Eileen Younis, Norma Grimes, Marilyn Murphy. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Poindexter, Tony Clouse, Hal Stringfellow, Don Coverstone, Dick Cole, Isaac Younis, Bob Smith, .lack Engle, Duane Middleton, Ronnie Thomas, Larry Perlich, Jim Parsons, Roger Peterson, Paul Johnson, Bob Winbrenner, Tony Clouse, Mr. Worman. THlRD ROW: Fern Wilson, Ruby Wirick, Sharon Streby, Kay Moorhouse, Lois Hart, Patsy Parker, Sharon Clouse, Nora Mclntyre, Connie Stohlman, Nesta Schmuck, Shirley Altimus, Carolyn Gage, Alice Weber, Roberta Moore, Russell Winebrenner. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Middleton, Richard Gunder, Jim Taylor, Ed Campbell, Don Schott, Joe Leatherman, Dick Magnuson, Harold Demaree, David Fry, Charles Campbell, Allen Pyle, Van Melvin, Kenneth Gaerte, Rodger Edsall. SOPHOMORE CLASS 19 FIRST ROW:, Sondra Leach, Kay Walker, Helen Ruth Moore, Nancy Prickett, Penny Puckett, Carmona McClanahan, Lois Herendeen, Marlene Rosenogle, Ann Smith, Peggy Halferty, Sharon Noe. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brill, .loan Conrad, Mavis Conrad, Martha Hughes, Helen Elser, Carol Moore, Shirley Bohnenberger, Mary Lee Grawcock, Erlene Black, Marilee Long, Karene Young, Mrs. Church. THIRD ROW: John, Carson, Jerry Arthur, Don Merriman, Paul King, Ronnie Sorge, Ralph Stanley, Avon Schwab, John Gappmger, Edward Edwards, Jack Bortner, Jerry Horsewood, Larry Pressler, Jackie Herendeen. FOURTH ROW: Frank Luther, Art Strong, Larry Gray, Larry Duckworth, Calvin Myers, Bill McCoy, Don Skiles, Jim Jackson, Stanley Bonar. EIGHTI-I GRADE FIRST ROW: John Seth Black, Amos Kiester, Roger Addis, Richard Streby, Thomas Sipe, Ed Moorhouse, Bill Butler, Jerry Miller, Vern Lee Wilson, Larry Cooper, John Stull, Jim Bair Mr. Allen. SECOND ROW: Sharon Craine, Janice Owen, Annette Edwards, De- lores Conrad, Evelyn Snyder, Deanna Pressler, Rosie Roscoe, Carolyn Lung, Vanita Ott, Linda Guthrie, Beverly Coe. THIRD ROW: Victor Phares, Bud Marshall, Dale Dre:- belbis, Raydean Snyder, Bill Foster, Gene Clark, Bonn Duane Tucker. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 1 The junior High basketball team had a fairly good season this year. We played eighteen games, winning twelve and losing six. The schools participating in the Junior High schedule were Avilla, York, Wa- waka, Churubulsco,-Rome City, Kimmel, Wolflake, Washington Center, Cromwell, La Otto, and Ligonier. Rome Cnty seemed to be the "thorn in our side," taking three games from us. All in all we had a good team and good participation from everyone concerned. 13. QI cz Q' 6 'r fs 3 a. - a: -rl as se as Q? Q: .s Q 5 Q :s Q e. Q 'G'Cl'fI ll D'D'D'D' -Cl D' A 7 ch ? 6 Q S? da c-'a 'F 6 '? 6 '? 6 'P da 9 GB 'P 6 '? 6 9 6 Q -CDG -CK-Crib!! D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D' -CPG as '? da V sb 3 TTTTFT 2 3 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dewaine King,.David Richman, Lane Smith, Joe Norris, Ron- F5 g ald Conrad, Charles Watkins, Rosalie Duckworth, Fay Wilson, Jane Guthrie, Jerry But- 2 3 ler, Glen Myers, Jonnie Thomas. SECOND ROW, left to Right: Ellen Rosenogle, Billy 2 3 GRADE Petry, Steven Smith, Burr Leach, Richard Campbell, Wayne Zumbrum, Doris Halferty, Q Q Gloria Edsall, Marilyn Conrad, Jean Priest, Margaret Ault, Bette Bowman, Edith String- A Z fellow. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Frymier, Hollis Metz, Marilyn Johnson, Angela 2 3 Bouman, Janet Smith, Nyla Truelove, Eugene Souders. Teacher, Mrs. Stuckman. 2 se at -c-c-c-c-a-a-cm-c-a-c-c-c-a-c-a-cz-ci-a-a-c-4-a-a-a-c-aa-c-c-a-aa-a-c-s-n-a-a-c n-v-ts-n-n-v-mrs-rrnwxrn-vm-9-xrn-n-n-D-n-n-n-n-ova-n-n-n-vn'v-n-n-n-an is Dt D' D' a 3 fs FIRST ROW: Judith Stull, Norma Beth Ingle, Sherry DeGroff, Karen Long, Becky Keister, 3 Carolyn Sue Conrad, Kathryn Black, Steve Ott. SECOND ROW: Monte Bowman, Caro- 2 Iyn Stohlman, Sharon Weimer, Judith Hill, Karol Ann Harlan, Ernest Young, Helen 6 Tucker, Howard Grayless. THIRD ROW: Leslie Alwine, Kenny Clark, Deanna Smolek, .js Thomas Crain, Harold Sparrow, Marion Landers, Joe Frymier, Nancy Beck. FOURTH ROW: David Bair, Steven Schmuck, Milford Leatherman, Charles Beckly, Charlene Kirk- 2 patrick, Annete Slessman. BACK, Seated: Linda Lou Addis, Devota King, Jane Black: 2 lStandingD: Nancy Bowman, Arthur Grawcock, Lawrence Budd, Roger Sucker, Nancy as Johnson, Dixie Savoie. Teacher, Mr. Tucker. 5 - 6 'I' 21 'S -G-G-C-tl Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QIPD' :ALI li - N ig ,Q FIRST ROW: lllene Bortner, Billy McClanahan, Sharon Horine, Ronald Streby, Maurice Mclntyre. SECOND ROW: John Moorhouse, Beverly Weber, Buster Hiatt, Kerry Rad- cliffe, Douglas Slessman. THIRD ROW: Linda Allen, Jerry Waldron, Patty Keister, Di- anna Ruthke, Brook Frymier. FOURTH ROW: David Cory, Mark Pankop, Shirley ldd- ings, Jon Brown, Peggy Middleton, Donna Cooper. ABSENT: Larry Buchman and Diana King. Teacher, Mr. Plppenger. FOURTH GRADE Mendenhall. ROW TWO: Norma Rosenogle, Patricia Powell, Suzanne Jo lnomas, Nancy Marsh, Judith Parker, John Hoover. ROW THREE: Elton Crowe, Jimmie Kistler, Donald Landers, Earl Schuster, John Reed, Jr., Sharon Mowry. ROW FOUR: Phillip Steele, Carol Hill, Lowell Black, Larry Ober, John Doyle, Bonnie McClanohan. ROW 22 FIVE: Roger Bair, James Grayless, Julia Fraze, Steven Weber, Darryl Owen, Judith Auld. Teacher, Mrs. Stanley. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: Richard Leonard, David King, Joyce Owen, Tony Black, Judy Sackett, John Clark, Linda Huntsman. ROW TWO: Kenneth Beckley, Jerry Smith, Betty Singleton, Roger Rawles, Sharon Coe, Ross Black, Judy Burnsworth. ROW THREE: David Leather- man, Billy Campbell, Jack Owen, Carol Eclsal, Margaret Campbell, Linda Wiemer, Carol Sparrow, ROW FOUR: Gene Weber, John Seely, Martha Campbell, Hal Young, Gloria Hoover, Lowell May. ROW FIVE: Dennis Gunder, Patsy Foster, Charlotte Young, Lynn Speaker, Barbara Beckley, Lyle Speaker. Teacher, Mrs. Fowler. COOL, CAETERIA COOKS Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Helen Smith, Mrs. Mildred Beckley Ksupervisorl 23 441444 I 9995994 4 D D 9 9 A Q A ? A ? A 9 9 6 9 A '? 6 9 Q 4 4 U 9 A 9 .B Q A Q 6 qv A C9 b rp dz v 6 Q? A U cb 9 6 sp 6: Q da dz 9 du Q da 9 da 4 44444444144444444444444444444444444444464 DDUUDUUVUUUDVDDDDDDDDPDDVVVVDVUUUUUDDUUV 4 Q as ep as 9 as 'P 2 E SECOND AND THIRD GRADES 2 Q A 3 FIRST ROW: Kathy Radcliffe, Dennis Carter, Kathryn Buckland, Becky Campbell, Becky 2 3 Berkes, Keith Leatherman. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Keister, Bill Mclntyre, Carol Bair, 2 'P Patricia Givens, Paul Strong, Patty Guthrie, Ronnie Pyle. THIRD ROW: Ralph Crowe, 2 3 John Auld, Jack Guthrie, Tom Lucas, Susie Rickey. FOURTH ROW: Billie Ann Rawles, as Z Larry Jefferies, Velda Landers, Garry Allen, Cary Buckland. STANDING: Miss Gray, Q 9 Martha McBride, Nancy Weber, Wayne Cooper, Tom Harlan, Garry Keister, Duane 2 e Dreibelbis, Paula Stille, Betty Campbell, Jack Schnetzler, Lee Ballard. 2 U ' as Ns ' Ja fr Z 3 3 3 2 FIRST AND SECOND GRADES 3 e 5 3 STANDING: Shirley Steinbarger, Sharon Lucas, Mrs. Allison, Marion Leonard, Don Bair, '? David Roberts, Terry Grayless, Doris Weber, Patty Young, Gloria Smith, Linda Aller. 2 3 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Easterday, Carol Ann Flynn, Linda Mussehl, Annette A 3 Bair, Kathy Ober, Steven Harlan, Sandra Kitt. SECOND ROW: Steven Conrad, Mike 2 3 Reed, Brenda Bushong, Patsy Hastings, Janet Bowman. THIRD ROW: David Thomas, Q 'P Cheryl Matteson, Patty Weber, Coleen Tucker, Robert Conrad, Marsha Richman, Dawn 24 2 3 Lung, John Ballard. FOURTH ROW: Dayid Pippenger, Sandra Smith, Sherri Jones. 5 -CPG 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 99' 1 1 I FIRST GRADE ' 11---' FIRST ROW: Darlene Budd, Nancy Foster, Jerry Weber, Terry Weber, John McClanahan. BETWEEN Row One and Two: Jack Gappinger. SECOND ROW: Robert Kistler, Keith Duckworth, Joy Strong, James Prickett, Betty Joan Bridegan, Pamela Frymier, Jerry Smolek. BETWEEN Row Two and Three: Shirley Hathaway, Jack-Clouse, THIRD ROW: Nancy Bauman, Steven Jacobs, Michael Bonar, Gayle Martin, Joe Moorhouse, Diana McWilliams, Mrs. Alvada LaRowe. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Leatherman, Gary Tucker, James Bortner, Linda Myers, Louise Young, Linda Gunder, Richard Landers. RESERVE TEAM YELL-LEADERS Nancy Pyle, Karen Clouse, Betty Jo Kelham. 25 VARSITY TEAM YELL-LEADERS Judy DeGroff, Mary Jewel McCIan- ahan, Jean Gappinger. GRADE TEAM, First Row: Jim Bair, Jon Seth Black, John Stull, Jerry Butler, Johnny Thomas. SECOND ROW: Larry Cooper, Eugene Souclers, Dale Dreibellois, Ray Deon Snyder, Jerry Frymier, Ed Moorhouse, Steve Smith. Alflkfzcd COACHES: William Davis, Varsity Coach, Pat Allen, Grade Coach, John Reed, Ath- 26 letic Director and Assistant Coach. VARSITY TEAM. First Row: Don Horsewood, Student Manager, John Strong, Sonny Harlen, Robert Smith, Ottnel Ebey, Ronnie Nash. Back Row: Charles Stanley, Eugene Johnson, Bob Miser, .lim McCoy, Duane Guthrie, Larry Gray, Ted Shisler. RESERVE TEAM. First Row: Jerry Horsewood, Tomy Clouse, John Gappinger, .lack Bortner, Frank Luther, Avon Schwab, Tony Clouse, Larry Pressler. Second Row: Bill McCoy, Paul King, Don Skiles, Allen Pyle, Larry Duckworth, Harold Demaree, Don Merriman, Ronnie Thomas. - i IC -K-0 D'D'D"G 'S 1' ia Ea 'f 6 f? -S 'E' G- Q? 'X Cl-G D'Ifl'i ? '? '? -G4-G'G'CK-G I'Iflf'I'D' In 'G-G-Cl -f!'G-CK'G'G-Gr!!-ll 'G-CI-G D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'Ir1rD-D'D'D'D'D'If '? ? ? .gg .gg .Q Q? Q? l s J TRACK as 3 TRACK. First Row: Jim Parsons, Jim McCoy, Clavin Meyers, George Frymier, Lowell 2 Z Price, Ronnie Nash, Don Skiles, Paul King, Jack Herendeen, John Gappinger, Second 2 qv Row: Bob Smith, Jack Engle, Don Merriman, Bill McCoy, Edward Edwards, Harold as 3 Demaree, Allen Pyle, Joe Leatherman, Gene Middleton, Ottnel Ebey, Avon Schwab. Q 3 Third Row: Van Melvin, Larry Perlich, Don Schott, Bob Smith, Jerry Horsewood, Jack 2 3 Bortner, Jim Jackson, John Strong, Ernest Schmuck, Loren Brumbaugh, Duane Guthrie. 2 Q Fourth Row: Isaac Younis, Roger Edsall, Duane Middleton, Tony Clouse, Tomy Clouse, as 'P Bob Miser, Charles Mclntyre. 5 'C-R 'CPG D'D'D'D'D' 'Cl -Cl-G J-G-C-G-G-G4l'C'C'C-4-G-G-4-G'Cl'C IJ'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D- -G'G-G4-C'G-0-6-4-4-QI'C'G'G'G-G-G-G-G'G D-D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D- cl: Q? -G-C!'G'G'G iJ'D'D'D'D'D' -rl-cr-a-a-cl W ll' T L71 CU ll' L" L" ssl-P '64 D'D' , as 3 BASEBALL. First Row: Jim McCoy, Lowell Price, Eddie Halferty, Jaclfle Herendeen, John 28 2 'P Gappinger, Don Horsewood. Second Row: Robert Smith, Donnie Merriman, Franl: 2 3 Luther, Larry Gray, Sonny Harlan, Charles Stanley. Third Row: Carl Soellmger-, Te 5 3999.99 Shisler, Tony Clouse, Tomy Clouse, Robert Miser, Charles Mclntyre, Kenny Norris. p.p-p.p-n-iw-n-v BASKETBALL The 1952-'53 team got off to a slow start this season by losing three of its first four games, by which the team lived up to the foremost expectations of the fans. After this, the "Trembling Trojans" settled down to a well-earned 10-game winning streak. The winning streak included the Noble County Tournament crown for the second consecutive time. The tournament games were as follows: Albion-Wolflake, Albion- Cromwell, Albion-Avilla. After the County tourney, the Trojans continued winning, but the winning was brought to an abrupt halt by the neighboring Whitley County champs, South Whitley. Although we were beaten in the first game of the Sectional Tourney by a team we had already defeated, Shipshewanna, still, we consider this a good season for we turned in one of the best seasonal records that A. H. S. has ever seen. We finished our basketball season March 17, 1953, with an annual athletic ban- quet, given by the mothers of the athletes. Mr. Millner, coach of the Elkhart High School basketball team, gave an interesting after dinner speech. After this came the awarding of the letters, sweaters. and individual awards to those who had earned them. TEAM STATISTICS 1952-'53 Q x 38 Continued Seasos Wolflake . South Whitley Rome City Free Field Goal Free Throw Field Total Player Goal Percent Throws Percent Goal Points Guthrie 54-150 36 32-90 35.6 54 140 Johnson 49-163 30.1 80-130 61.5 52 178 Miser 102-303 33.7 87-140 62.1 50 291 Harlem 40-126 31.8 28-51 54.9 51 108 McCoy 45-125 36 24-70 34.3 40 114 Shisler 80-213 37.6 65-118 55 73 225 Stanley 5-21 27.8 4-11 36.4 8 14 Ebey 10-46 21.7 20-48 41.7 22 40 Smith 2-8 2 5 2-4 50 6 Gray 0-7 O0 2-12 16.7 6 2 Nash 1-1 100 2 1 Strong Team Totals 387-1162 33.3 345-675 51.1 358 1119 GAME RECORD 1952-'5 3 COHHIY Tourney Albion ................ 475 Wolflake ....,..... Albion ................ Wolflake .......... 46 Albion ...,,...,.A.,,,, 403 Cromwell ,v-,w-,-,, 38 Albion ................ Ligonier ............ 45 Albion ........,,,,,,,, 495 Avilla Albion ................ Kendallville .......60 Albion ................ Wolflake .......... 37 Albion ................ Huntertown ...... 58 Albion PPfYw--' 54 Albion ................ Lagrange .......... 40 Albion gkq---V '-"-55 35 Albion ........ .... .... W a waka ............ 41 Albion ,---,Ai Albion ................ Cromwell .......... Albion ---,-fV- 7 Albion ................ Albion ................ Coesse ...... 45 -....--.34 48 Columbia .......... Albion ................ Albion ...........,,.,, Albion ......,........, Albion ...,...,...,..Y. 1952-'53 RESERVES Albion ..............,- Won 9 - Lost 11 The team consisted only of freshmen and sophomore boys, and were outplayed only when they were playing upper classmen. The scoring for the season was somewhat evenly matched, with Skiles and Gappinger getting the edge on the other boys. Players that saw most of the action for the season were-Skiles, Demaree, Gappinger, Tom Clouse, Tony Clouse, King, Duckworth, Bortner, Merriman, and Pyle. They will be looking to a much better season next year. Ship'she Butler ....... Waterloo . Garrett ..... Pierceton . Sectional Tourney 47g Ship'she Music This quartette placed first in the District Music Contest at Fort Wayne, second in the State Music Contest at In- dianapolis. They have also appeared on many local programs this year. B QUARTETTE: Larry Pressler, Ted Shisler, Avon Schwab, Bob Miser and FIRST ROW: David Richman, Bette Bowman, Sharon Crain, Kay Moorhouse, Karen Clouse, Nancy Pyle, Patsy Ray, John Stull, Annette Edwards, Deanna Pressler, Linda Guthrie, Monte Bowman, Lois Alwine. SECOND ROW: Janis Truelove, Kay Owen, Carmona McClanahan, Roberta Smith, Betty Kelham, Mary Lee Grawcock, Joyce Stump, Mary McClanahan, Judy DeGroff, Erlene Black, Patsy Parker, Glendys Smith, Evelyn Snycler. THIRD ROW: Janice Owen, Lois Herendeen, Karene Young, Becky Roscoe, Marilyn Richman, Kay Young, Louetta Gorsuch, Rosie Roscoe, Tom Sipe, Ann Smith, Jean Gappinger. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Horine QDirectorl, Kay Walker, Tony Clouse, Avon Schwab, Charles Stanley, Charles Mclntyre, Bob Miser, Tomy Clouse, Larry Press- ler, Bon Tucker, Bonnie Bender. y TWIRLERS. Left to Right: Vonita Ott, Deanna Pressler, Evelyn Snyder, Janice Owen Sharon Crain, Linda Guthrie. . 7 'K ,'i:Xi l r ' 2 B fi i f bf Q ig frm B K A i""f "4 BOYS' CHORUS. First Row: Mary Jewel McClanahan Caccompanistj, Billy Butler, Don 31 Wappes, Kenny Norris, Bud Todd, Larry Pressler, Bob Winebrenner, Mr. Horine ldi- rectorl. Second Row: Carl Soellinger, Charles Stanley, Bob Miser, Raydean Snyder, Avon Schwab, Victor Phares. 6:1 'fvf' 'sf 9359? JUNIOR BAND. First Row: Kathy Black, Sharon Horine, Rosalie Duckworth, Janet Smith, Nancy Bowman, Steve Smith, Lane Smith, Becky Kiester, Judith Stull, John Reed, Johnny Doyle. Second Row: Jane Black, Roger Tucker, Annette Slessman, Nyla Truelove, Jane Guthrie, Sharon Weimer, Norma Beth Engle, Beverly Weber, Charlene Kirtpatrick, Mr. Horine ldirectorj. Third Row: Douglas Slessman, Brook Frymier, Bill Petry, Hollis Polly Metz, Angela Bauman, Burr Leach, Jerry Frymier, Art Grawcock, Wayne Zumbrun. MIXED CHORUS. First Row: Kay Zumbrun, Roberta Smith, Louetta Gorsuch, Sondra Leach, Carmona McClanahan, Mary Lee Gruwcock, Nancy Pyle, Mary McClanahan, Martha Hughes, Patsy Parker, Sandra Jackson, Juanitaileach. Second Row: Penny Prickett, Mavis Conrad, Becky Roscoe, Kay Staton, Larry Pressler, Ted Shisler, Bud Todd, Jerry Horsewood, John D. Carson, Patsy Ray, Glendys Smith, Mr. Horine Cdirectorl. Third Row: Bonnie Bender, Norma Gage, Judy DeGroff, Marilyn Richman, Betty Croth- ers, Avon Schwab, Eddie Edwards, Maynard Dressler, Art Strong, Linda Buckles, Jean Gappinger, Kay Young. Fourth Row: Ann Smith, Kay Owen, Betty Kelham, Retta Wine- brenner, Allen Pyle, Jerry Arthur, Robert Miser, Charles Stanley, Elizabeth Elser, Joyce Stump, Karene Young. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB. Row One: Joyce Stump, Karene Young, Kay Ann Young, Becky Roscoe, Patsy Ray, Louetta Gorsuch, Nancy Prickett, Penny Prickett, Beverly Taylor. Row Two: Shirley Hickman, Elizabeth Elser, Linda Buckles, Jean Gappinger, Kay Sta- ton, Roberta Moore, Kay Zumbrun, Barbara Younis, Mr. Horine. Row Three: Barbara Snyder, Mavis Conrad, Betty Crothers, Marilyn Richman, Delores Long, Nesta Schmuck, Judy DeGroff, Betty Jo Kelham, Norma Gage. Music is a universal language and the students have shown a great interest in it this year. Our Department consists of various organizations, such as: junior and senior band, girls' chorus, boys' chorus, mixed chorus, quartette, sextette, and ensemble. The band has played for all home basketball games, has given a fall and a spring concert, participated in the county concert, ground breaking ceremony for the new Methodist Church, and the Decoration Day Parade. ' The girls' chorus has twenty-seven members and the boys' chorus has eleven mem- bers. Both choruses have participated in the fall and spring concerts. The accompanist for the girls' chorus is Becky Roscoeg for the boys' chorus, Mary jewel McClanahan. The quartette, composed of Larry Pressler, Ted Shisler, Avon Schwab, and Bob Miser, has participated in many programs this year. It has been very popular with its audiences. It also received first place in the District Music Contest at Fort Wayne, and second place in the State Music Contest at Indianapolis. The girls' sextette has appeared on several programs this year. They received second place in the District Music Contest at Fort Wayne. The mixed Ensemble made an excellent showing in the Fort Wayne District Music Contest, winning "superior" rating and first place. In the State Music contest at Indianapolis they Won a rating of "excellent," and second place. .fdfhgzfiam SWEATER AWARDS Kcly Young, Lois Alwine, .leon Goppinger, Poisy Ray, Norma Gage. G.A.A. The G.A.'A. is an Athletic Association for girls. The members participate in all kinds of sports. The project for the first six weeks was softball. Following this project the G.A.A. participated in basketball, volley ball, and gymnastics. The G.A.A. not only gives the girls a chance for physical activities but also a chance to play in competition with other schools. This year on March 14, the G.A.A. held its annual play day. Wolf Lake, Rome City, Ligonier, Kendallville, and Wawaka were guest schools. After earning 250 pointsfa G.A.A. member is presented a G.A.A. sweater. Sweater awards have been awarded to Norma Gage, Patsy Ray, Jean Gappinger, Lois Alwine, and Kay Young. Numerous letter awards also have been made. The officers for this year are as follows: Preridenz ............ ........ N orma Gage Vice-Prericienz ....,... ......,. B etty Kelham Secretary .......... . ...... Kay Ann 'Young Treamrer ..... ,,.... J udy DeGroff G.A.A. G.A.A. First Row: Shirley Herendeen, Marilee Long, Mary Lee Grawcock, Mrs. Church, teacher, Karene Young, Lois Herendeen, Sandra Jackson., Second Row: Betty Jo Kel- ham, vice-president, Janis Truelove, Mavis Conrad, Patsy Parker, Mary Jewel McClana- han, Judy DeGroff, treasurer. Third Row: Lois Alwine, Kay Young, secretary, Jean Gappingerp Patsy Ray, Norma Gage, president. SOPHOMORE GYM CLASS SOPHOMORE GYM CLASS. First Row: Erlene Black, Penny Prickett, Nancy Prickett, Carmona McClanahan, Marilee Long, Mrs. Church fteacherl. Second Row: Sondra Leach, Lois Herendeen, Ann Smith, Peggy Halferfy. Third Row: Karene Young, Helen Elser, Mary Lee Grawcock, Sharon Noe, Joan Conrad. Fourth Row: Martha Hughes, Mavis Conrad, Carol Moore, Kay Walker, Shirley Bohnenberger. Agriculture F.F.A. First Row: Lowell Price, Duane Guthrie. Second Row: Dick Cole, Bob Smith, Jock Engle, Coil Soellinger, Jim McCoy, Don Wuppes, Kenny Norris, Art Stiong, Paul King, Jim Parsons. Third Row: Roger Peterson, Isooc Younis, Duane Middleton, Fronk Luther, Tomy Clouse, Von Melvin, Ottnel Ebey, Jerry Horsewood, Russell Winebrenner. Fourth Row: David Fry, Bob Winebrenner, Don Schott, Roger' Edsoll, Tony Clouse, .lim Jackson, Larry Perlich, Bill McCov. Ed Edwards, Joe Schmuck, Don Coverstone. F.F.A. The Albion Chapter of Future Farmers of America held a Halloween carnival in the- High School Gym October 31g everyone had a good time. The Chapter holds this carnival annually as a community service project. The pest contest was held from No- vember 15, 1952, until january 15, with the following winners: Dick Cole, Don Schott, Loren Keister, Bob Winebrenner, Larry Perlich, jack Engle, and Roger Peter- son. Card and seed sales started on January 15 and stopped on March 16. The funds from these projects are used to finance a trip to some city. This year the Chapter voted to go to Chicago and attend such agriculture marketing terminals as the Board of Trade and Swift's Meat Packing Plant. The F.F.A. gilt chain project, founded for the purpose of promoting improved registered gilts to deserving members, now has three, gilts which are placed with Jim Parsons, Dick Cole, and Van Melvin. , Eight members of the Chapter attended the F.F.A. District Banquet on March 24 at Columbia City and two members, Duane Guthrie and Lowell Price, were chosen to represent the Chapter at the State Convention on April 2, 5, and 4 at Purdue University. AGRICULTURE SHOP AGRICULTURE SHOP. Kenneth Gaerte, Van Melvin, Mr. Worman Jteacherl, Toumy Clouse, Duane Middleton, Russell Winebrenner, Ddvid Fry, Don Coverstone, Bob Smith, Isaac Younis. - IUDGING TEAM JUDGING TEAM. First Row: Bob Smith, Bob Winebrenner, Art Strong, Paul King, Larry Perlich, Dick Cole. Second Row: Eugene Johnson, John Gappinger, Carl Soellinger, 38 Don Wappes, Ottnel Ebey, Frank Luther, Eddie Edwards, Jim McCoy. 9' Q it r '. R ,nr t - ' .t.t.w.,. ' at RWE-A sm fs PHYSICS CLASS Beginning fo the left of the fable: Bob Miser, John Strong, Jim McCoy, Lowell Price, Mrs. Stuckman, Mary McClanahan, Sonny Harlan, Kent Radcliffe, Jake Brumbaugh, Ronnie Nash, Bud Todd, Duane Coe, Ted Shisler, Charles Stanley. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The Science Department of Albion High School offers general science, biology, physics, and chemistry. General science and biology are given in the junior high school. Physics and chemistry are offered in the senior high school. About seven per cent of our students select all the sciences offered. Mr. Allen, Mr. Worman, and Mrs. Poinclexter teach the junior high scienceg Mrs. Stuckman teaches physics and chemistry. Art gg ' . if ' -. ,ji 935: 3.53.1 tggfgxgf , , fhgyfn,-.,: .-45 .R -- ' du... -W --.a.L.,.1.t::.if.:i: . tw 'Pi We 'bas , ART II ART ll. First Row: Ernest Schmuck, Beverly Boggs, Barbara Younis, Bonnie Renkenber- ger. Second Row: Glade Rogers, Larry Cory, Patsy Ray, George Frymier, Eddie Half- erty, lrene King. Third Row: Duane Guthrie, Russell Coe, Lee Ober, Mrs. Parker. ART DEPARTMENT Courses in high school art are open to juniors and seniors who show interest and ability. These courses may be taken two years if the work is satisfactory. This would satisfy one of the two requirements for a minor for graduation. The first year is a more or less exploratory course to discover special abilities, talents, and interests. During that time they study several different divisions of Art Education: Com- mercial Art, which includes poster lettering and motto layoutsg Crafts and Designs, which include oil and water painting. A number of our students have been able to show quite a degree of talent in some of the fields of advanced art and painting, which has been carried over into their actual art participation after they leave school. AO 5' if l SENIOR PLAY CAST SENIOR PLAY CAST. First Row: Kay Staton, Phyllis McCoy, Patsy Ray, Betty Crothers, Lois Alwine, Kay Young, Marilyn Richman, Bonnie Renkenberger, Louetta Gorsuch Norma Gage. Second Row: Elizabeth Elser, Beverly Boggs, Charles Stanley, Ted Shi- sler, Bob Miser, Duane Guthrie, Carl Soellinger, Mrs. Austill. Third Row: Don Horse- wood, Ernest Schmuck, Eddie Halferty, Larry Cory, Lowell Price, Eugene Johnson George Frymier, Don Wappes. Jean Gappinger not in picture. I I QW' STATE MATH CONTESTANTS STATE MATH CONTESTANTS. First Row: Jerry Horsewood, Kent -Radcliffe, Larry Press- ler, Mary McCIanahan. Second Row: Ted Shisler, Bob Miser, Marilyn Richman, Retta Belle Winebrenner, John Strong. peeclt The Speech Department has thirty-three members. They have given two assembly programs and were on the Junior Town Meeting of the Air. This was a discussion with Central Catholic High School of Fort Wayne on the Subject, "Is There Too Much Home Work?" IUNIOR TOWN MEETING Duane Guthrie, Kay Ann Young, Marilyn Richman, Linda Buckles, Kay Staton, Eddie Halferty. SPEECH, SECTION ll. First Row: Marilyn Richman, Elizabeth Elser, Duane Guthrie. Second Row: Eugene Johnson, Kay Young, Jean Gappinger, Don Horsewood, Ed Half- erty. Third Row: Retta Winebrenner, Kay Owen, Glendys Smith, Betty Crothers, Fourth Row: Ted Shisler, Carl Soellinger, Norma Gage, Don Wappes, Mrs. Austill. I SHORTHAND AND TYPING II FIRST ROW: Phyllis McCoy, Norma Gage, Jean Gopplngef- SECORD ROW: Elizabeth El-ser, Kay Young, Glendys 5m"h- TEACHER Brill. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT The Albion High School Commerce Department was started in 1925. Permission for it to offer a specialized curriculum in commerce was granted by the State Depart- ment of Education. Through the years, Albion High School Commerce Department has offered a wide variety of courses, which at various times have included bookkeep- ing, shorthand, typewriting, junior business training, business arithmetic, commercial geography, business law, business English, secretarial training, and consumer education. The work of the Commerce Department has grown more important because of the increased demand for the knowledge and skills which it provides. Each year about 40 per cent of the students enroll in one or more commercial courses. The enrollment this year is: Shorthand I, 16, Shorthand II, 6, Typewriting I, 42, Typewriting II, 6, and Bookkeeping, 25. LATIN CLUB ROW ONE: Martha Hughes, Rosalie Rosenogle, Juanita Leach. ROW TWO: Sondra Leach, Erlene Black, Nancy Prickett, Penny Prickett. ROW THREE: Kay Walker, Betty Y Crothers, Linda Buckles, Ann Smith, Ted Shisler. ROW FOUR: Marilyn Richman, Mar Lee Grawcock, Kay Staton, Ronnie Nash, John Strong. ROW FIVE: Carol Moore, Jerry I i Arthur. STANDING: Joyce Stump, Mrs. Austill, Helen Elser. The Latin Club Wrxb organized in 1952 with twenty-three members. During the year of 1953 the club has been active with twenty-one mem- bers. They observed Latin week this year and last year they gave an assembly program. The Latin Club devotes its time to material related to the text book contents and they also play games that involve Latin. STATE LATIN CONTESTANTS Nancy Prickett, Bob Miser 'I9 TQRCH 53 Home Economics 2 if O, Mmm. ,gs W. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT FRESHMEN, Front Center: Janis Truelove, Patsy Parker, Alice Weber, Sherryl Campbell, Frances Parsons. Front to Back: Nesta Schmuck, Connie Stohlman, Eileen Younis, Caro- lyn Gage, Sharon Streby, Sandra Jackson, Roberta Moore, Connie Allen, Ellen Cun- ningham, Shirley Altimus, Ardith King, Sharon Boggs, Mrs. Poindexter, teacher. The Home Making Program is quite a varied one. In the seventh and eighth grades the girls get a brief introduction to all phases of home making. . The Home Making I class consists of 28 freshmen girls. The first semester they studied foods and personal problems. Their laboratories were centered around family breakfasts. The second semester they have clothing construction. The Home Making II had family foods and budgets the first semester. They cli- rnaxed their study with a faculty dinner served to forty persons. The second semester they have Red Cross home nursing and child 'care. 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INC. scnw B snot smma 3 Albion, Indiana Phone 514-J Warsaw, Indiana Q Q Q 3 Z Q 1 1 Q Q I Q Q 'S 444 UDV Q Q Q 400044444446446G44G444066444G444446464444GG644444G444446KGRGGGRGGGQKGGGGGGQHGGQG 2 Q 3 3 3 3 3 2 5 3 E 2 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q Q G5 Q Q 45 3 3 2 O Q Q A COMPLETE LINE OF if 5 Albion lumber Co., Inc. 5 2 Q 5 3 Q SPORTING g 6 3 com. 3 60095 Q. Q Q G5 3 Z ff 2 Q BUILDING SUPPLIES Q Q 3 55 Q Q Q Q Q Q 2 2 f 2 no s Q -f Q Eof H RIER Q Q Q Q Q Q G? Q Q 2 Z PI10I18 3 .zu Q Q Q Q Q fb Q Q if 3 Am' Id' 3 2 ion n :ana . 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GLASS A 3 ZS 2 3 Complete Lubrication 3 2 9 ? 5 v nf A 3 3 1 2 3 U.S. Royal Tires and Tubes 3 2 3 3 2 9 Q ' G ' F' n' T kl 3 2 3 'S 'ng GC 9 Q GENERAL HARDWARE 2 ? ? 5 E Guns E 2 3 Ammunition 3 Q 3 3 Albion, Indiana E ? Q 9 , , fr fi 3 Albion, lndlana 3 2 ' as 3 3 Phone 'I49 2 ? 3 Q 6 ? 9 6 v no A Q Q e ? ? 5 3 Z 2 Q 6 QPVDUUVUUVVUUPUVDUUDUUUUDUUVUUDUUDVVUDPDDDDUVUUUDDDUUUUUUUUDVVDVDDUVVVUUDUUUWDDWVUDU 44444444444444444444G44044044444444444ldddwiddddddig 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 444444 Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor 44444444444444444464444lll444444444l44444444444444li444444444 Activities Editor Advisors ..,.... Class Editors ....t,. Sports Editor ...,... Business Manager ....,., SZ, .--.,Don Horsewood ..,.-..Charles Stanley Duane Guthrie Patsy Ray Kay Owen Marilyn Richman ,Jean Gappinger -.---.Ted Shisler -.--..Kay Staton Secretary ,..,. ...... P hyllis McCoy Mrs. Austill Mr. Brill 4 7 ? F ? F 9 F F F F Q' 1? 'F 'F 1' 'F 'F 'P 'P 'F 'P 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F Q' 9' 'F F' 'F 'F 1? 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F F' 9' 'F 'F 1? 1' 'F 'F Q' 9' 'F 1' 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 1' 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 1' 'F 'F 'F 5' 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 3 QVPPVVDVUUDPDUUDVUUUUUUDVUVUDUDV?U9DDD?DUUVVUD090090990UDUPDVDVDUDPDDDUDD090DDVDUVVVVVVUDVDUUUVDDDDUVDVVUUVUUDFDVVPVUUUQ 4644 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 il 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 1' 'G'fl'G'G'CDG'fI'Cl'G'Cl'G'CI'G'G'G'G'G'Cl G'G'G'G-CPG-Cl-G-I -G-G-G'G-G44 'Cl-Il-Cl'G'G-fl-G-G-G-G-G-G -G'4l'G'G-G-Cl-G-Cl-G'Cl-Cl'G'CI'CI'Cl'Cl'Cl'G-G-G'G-Cl-G'C'G-C-C-fl-G-6-6-C'G'G'II'1'Cl'G-G'Cl-GK!-G-G-G-G4444444-Gil-G'CI'Cl'G'G-fl-CK-G41-G'G-CI'G 'El IIBIE IIIIUNIYF RMB REAU IIREDII UNIO TEACH YOUR DOLLARS TO HAVE MORE CENTS Loans and Savings ALBION, INDIANA Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q '? 5? Q Q Q Q 'P '? '? 2? 9' '? 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FIFER 'A' Kendallville, Indiana Ambion, Indiana Phone 80 3 'II'C'G'G'II'CI'C'II'CI'G'a'CI'G'G'II'II'fI'CI'CI'Il'II'II'fI'G'CI'II'G'fI'CI'CI'CI'CI'CI'CI'G'CI'G-II-G- ' 1'II'CI'G'CI'II'CI'G'fI'CI'fI'I1'fI'CI'fI'CI'CI'CI'CI'CI'fI'CI'fI'CI'CI'fI'LI'CI'f.I'CI'CI'CI'II'II'fI'l'CI'CI'CI Cvmplimwff Fon CLOTHING AND sPoRTswEAR . . . of. . . ' ' AT ITS BEST "JIM" EDWARDS WS YOUR SHELL OIL DEALER A South Ororige Street Albion, Indiana IIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIJJIIIAIIIJIIIIIKILIHILITIAI ALBION Sc to 51.00 STORE A A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A Albion, Indiana 6 6 xl Snyder's Men's Shop II9 So. Main Sf. Kendallville, Indiana II II ILI I I I I I I I I I ,I'I'I'I'I-I-I'I'EI"I'I'I'.I'I-I'I-II-I-I'I-I I I I I I I I III se 'sv E '? 'P E' '? South-Side Grocery MERRITT WINEBRENNER Albion, Indiana A OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS Phone 478 6 S? 7 9D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D-D D D D D D D'D'D'D-D-D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D D D DIA II ?WW-QWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWAWWWWM 6 4 my 4 M 4 6 P 6 M A 4 W 6 W 6 V 4 W 4 my 4 D M . 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ALBION HARDWARE CO. -G-6-G-fr-G-G-G41-cm-a-G-cl-a-cm-a-a-a-a-a-cz-cr-cm-a-a-a-claa-rm-a-cm-a-Q-a-a.a-cz-cz-Q-cz-cx-cz41-cz-a-cz-cm-a-cc-cc-cz-nz-a-an-a-Q-a-m's-fm-a-cz-cz-rx-a-cz-a-1-cx-fm The Albion arke Opposite City Hall QUALITY GROCERIES - FROZEN FOODS FRESH PRODUCE H. E. SORGENFREI TED FRYMIER Grocery Deparfmenf Meat Deparfmenf PHONE 89 MEAT DEPARTMENT QUALITY MEATS AT LOWEST PRICES Frozen Sea Foods-Cheese-Poultry ,, 4 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 A 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 65 da db 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 ZS 85 dh db da 6 ES 6 6 6 6 JS da da Ea da 45 da sb 6: Ea da da :E ds da ds 45 Ea da is da da da ds du ab in dw 6: 45 6: da DDUUDUDV6 DU UUUUDQDDUDU UD DUUDDUDUUUDUUDUDUDUUDUUUWDDVDUUUHUDPDDUUDDDDDDDDUUDUDUDUUDUDUDUDUWUUDD UD WUUDUUUUW QUUDWUUDUUDUUWU 'KI'G'G-fl-fl-KI4-K-I-I-I4-C 6 EQ A A iz " i I :. 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Francis Mussehl, Pastor 2 sr , as Z Sunday Morning Services-ll A.M. 2 3 Wednesday Evening Services CLentJ, as announced 2 3 Church School, 'IO A.M. Q , A 3 Church Council Meetings Second Monday of the Month, 7.30 P.M. 5 Z Communion, as announced as 3 Special Services on Holidays, as announced 2 3 For Additional Information, Telephone Albion 34 2 , as 3 The Brotherhood meets the third Monday of the month, 8:00 P.M. E -cm-4-c-c-c-a-a-a-a-c-c-c 5 -i 3' 2 o -4 n 3 :- 3' Q 'D E 3 '- n uf C :- -0 .K T 4 -- 'D o "' " 2 E' 0 :n 3 Q o : -Q s 2' uw m :' 0 Q, 0 Q. ui 2 2 - 2 T 3' :4 3 vu ' 3 2 rr m 3 2 5' gf- 0- -4 3 -.. C M q. m 2- 2 f- 3 El 2 5 3 o 0 Q- 4 :: 0 5 3. N' Q -9 - SL 3 2 .. 3 0 5 sf f . 3 2 so 5 : 3 5- 9.. 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V. ,V - .---2 '-' fffli 'Lv' git - 7 .. -X V... -':. --QV.-.' .- ' -'42 ' . . ' X , X-1 5 95.5 A 'pf-'l.. ' - ".1."'g,g1g-45-Y" -:Z-'f' . V -0- .5-.'. j5'ff...1.45f"Af'. '.'.'1-'fl , ir' VJ' .W ' ik... A: xfmfrq... ag. H . .. T." ' ' '15 x ' ' ,, -if-HV. .St-W'... ..f- 53' IW XA -33,1--,-5. -.--lx' 1.6.9 A .Ay P . X-UN - ' .,.-,X-l,,yLg,..,. - -...4, Q. , .. I., .... lu. V ',x.g-V.-ul-..:4 I- -.-- - 1 --fr v"'..'.' 1 IE . f .11 , ,.."'Lm laf- 'vi " 1' 1--:X ' 5-"7 - -. .-.'. 'isl-t,p-V...-gg ' . ., -. ,.r. 1...-J A ,. 'V . '- 'S U'-4' .V:'7-' ',' ij,.,.I' "'-' .. - .A . .. .5 .VP I rincilaahi message 1 l Effvaifgzaa The time has come in the lives of the individuals of the Class of 1953 when they might reflect on many of the numerous experiences that have made up their school lives. School environment, together with home and community atmosphere, should be of such a kind that every student should be challenged into thinking of and engaging in constructive acts and experiences, be they ever so small. No young person is neutral in a school situation. He is either contributing to his own, and thereby the school's over-all success, or he is detracting from both. There seems to be no possibility of separating the two. Whether the student completes an assignment, borrows a book, returns a book, bids "good-morning" to a teacher, offers to do a school errand, picks up waste paper from the floor, refrains from saying unkind things, compliments a teacher for con- sideration, says "please," "thank you," or "good luck," he is contributing something to his own and the school's success. To the extent that teachers and students are actively, thoughtfully, and continually alert to the opportunities to serve each other, to that extent does the good school be- come a common product of allg and there is no time for anything to detract because all are too busy finding opportunities to serve others. The more conscious one is in trying to find opportunity to make others happy and pleased, the more the person himself is getting from the situation. "Service above self" is not only a Rotary slogang it is a pattern for life that will attain a peace of mind which is, after all, one of the greatest goods one can hope to experience.