Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

Ml A Y lL 5 Presenting ffl 5 ll0N5' Nl!!! 1941 ll I Illi I1 lIIUUI 4 I A L 1 1111 ll-' llll SIIYIUI fl,lS nl mm f. THE REASON WHY . The cr1t1ca1 cond1t1on whxch the world ns ln todav must be remed1ed or all forms of democratxc government wrll declme from the earth We the semors and also the underclassmen are the c1t1zens who w1ll have much to do wxth the preservatlon of our great democracv By actmg thmkmg buylng 1lVlI1g and bemg Amerlcan we wlll help to save and protect the freedom we now enjov 0 r y 1 v v v v v DEVOTED TO . MISS Frances Ream for the Qplendld supervmon assletance and the many tollsome hours, bhe has contubuted to our school program We wxsh her future to be fllled vuth much success and happmess 0 0 L - V , . . Y. , OUR SCHOOL SONG FIGHT FOR LEO F1ght for Leo 1'1ght for Leo' Keep that score ahead Toss the ball r1ght through th Show them vse re not dead Rah' Rah' Rah' Flght for Leo Flght for Leo Your schools backmg you From the start to finlsh boys We re proud of vou -.,.,3 4 e basket V A D MR PAUL HARDING Pl'lIlClpal, Commerce AB Butler University Manchester College M S Indiana Unlversltv l OUR PRINCIPAL SPEAKS Another pleasant and successful school year has drawn to a close To some of us lt has been more profitable than to others The one fact that IS true and will alwavs remaln true 1S that the profit gamed 1S comparable to the effort expended Three factors go to make up the total effort the effort of the student the effort of the teacher and the effort of the school 1n obtalnlng the necessary equlpment with which to Work We cannot say that one of these has more respons1b1l1tv than the others lessen the respons1b1l1t3 of any one of them and the whole set up 1S weakened be accompl1shed by all concerned In l1fe after school has been completed the same th1ng holds true After graduatlon students w1ll find these are necess1t1es effort on the1r part effort on the part of the1r superiors and cooperat1on on the part of both In mv op1n1on these facto1s go to make up the very baS1S of our democrac5 Our school lS the tra1n1ng camp of our democracy Graduates may vou use advantageouslv the knowledge gathered at school 1n making our country a better and greater democracy To those who are str1x1ng toward graduation put forth your best effort 1n order that when that t1me comes you will be even better fltted to go out and take vour place 1n the world than those who have gone before you PAUL HARDING if 6 H'- Q a . , . v . , . 1 1 s . . , . . . v 7 Cooperation serves as a go-between for the three factors. 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V. . . . , , 3 v MR JESS J GERIG OUR TRUSTEE SPEAKS My connect1on wxth the school has been most pleasant for I have enjoyed every mmute Surely there have been dlsappolntments these were expected There have been cr1t1c1sms probably not as mam as there should have been The statement has often been made that constructrve cr1t1c1sm IS 1nv1ted We w1ll always do our best to 1ron out d1H'1cult1es to the satlsfactlon of all concerned 1f at all posslble It has been a pleasure to work wlth the teachers 1n our school every one or tnem There IS a splend1d sp1r1t ot cooperatlon among teachers and the student body and no school can succeed wlthout th1S It must be kept ahve 1f we expect to mamtam the h1gh standards for whlch the school IS known There has been much new equlpment added whlch IS always apprec1ated There IS 1S our a1m to g1VG the best to the school that the townshlp can afford Th1s should be done gladly because the students who attend our school may attam the extent of the1r edu catlon here The best we can g1V6 them IS none too good A good educat1on IS one thmg whlch can never be taken aw av from us Educat1on IS of value not only to the 1nd1v1dual but to the commun1ty Accordmg to reports commg from the State Department of Educatlon our school ranks well above the average 1n the State Lets keep lt that way Th1s can be ac compllshed 1f everyone w1ll push 1nstead of hanglng on surely there IS plenty of room for 1mprovement I wlsh to express my appreclatlon to parents teachers and students al1ke for the1r klnd words and encouragement Lets go out and w1n J1-:ss J G1-:RIG -vI7f+ still much needed and it will be added, when finances allow, without additional taxes. It -. 1' 1 .- MISS FRANCES MR HUBERT DAVIS REAM C o a c h Sclence Engllsh A B Indlana Unlv Graduate Work Indlana Unlver S1 y 'Qt MR FLOYD E WHITE Industrlal Arts Soc1al Studles AB Central Nor mal College Ind State Teach ers College Graduate W o r k Ind1ana Unlv FACULTY MISS RUTH PARK Mus1c Phys1cal Edu catlon and Wheaton College Northern Ill State Teachers College Graduate W o r k Amer1can C o n s e r V a t o r y o f MUSIC Chlcago MRS LOMA MUMMA Llbrarlan AB DePauw Un1vers1tS -481- Health Physlcal Educatlon A B Hanover Col ege Indlana Un1v Ohlo State Un1v A M Inchana State Teachers College MR RALPH DAVIS MISS AUDREY Scxence Math BEERBOWER ematlcs Commerce A B Huntmgton C H Home Econonucs 0 ege BS B311 state Teachers College 9 S I We I ' , ' gi ' i . . Q . X K Y l . . ' . - , 1 ,t . . 1 fy' 3 X . I 1 '- ' . . a 4 i A 1 . .' rho tg, ' ' , A.B. B.S. Q g . ' V X . I 1 4 x------ --4' -' Q li ' jg 55 J S .' .S 3? TRAVIS DISLER V Pres1dent KING KLOPENSTEIN Pres LILA SCHLATTER Secretary Class Motto Mmd Not the Breakers, But Stralght Ahead Class Flower Red Rose Class Colors Purple and Sllver SENIOR HISTORY W1th the opemng of school ln the fall of 1937 the members of the h1gh school group slghted a new green element ln the1r mldst It was the class of 1941 Wh1Ch then was composed of slxty three members tht. largest class ever to enter Leo Hlgh School The V1V1d color soon faded w1th the tlme Early ID the year a class meetmg was held Klng Klopfensteln was selected pres1dent Travls Dlsler lSSlSt9d hxm as v1ce plesldent Ph1l1p1na Levy accepted the posltlon of secretary treasurer MISS Frances Ream acted as class sponsor Full of pep and determlnatlon the class returned 1n 1938 ready for the second lap of the Journey The class was unfortunate zn losmg eleven members As sophomores the class elected Travls Drsler pres1dent ugth Wayne Rosselot as h1s asslstant and Al1ce K1pfer secretary treasurer Mr Glen Fry served as class a v1sor Helen Klopfenste1n and Geraldlne Bucher were chosen from the class as two of the cheer leaders The sophomore gxrls were fortunate and won the t1tle of softball and basketball champlons After a seemmgly brlef vacatlon of four months the class of 41 returned assummg the responslbxhtles of Jumors The Jumor year IS supposed to be a drfiicult one so 1n order to propel the class as rapxdly as posslble toward success the class elected Wayne Rosselot pres1dent Ph1l1p1na Levy v1ce pres1dent Betty Jean Frelmuth secretary treasurer MISS Frances Ream and Mr Omer Flsher consented to assume the dut1es of class sponsorshrp The class recelved the1r class rmgs the first week of November Helen Klopfenste1n agaxn was selected as one of the cheer leaders The Jumor g1rls retamed the tltles of softball and basketball champlons Wh1Ch they had galned as sophomores A catchy three act comedy Pop Goes the Weasel was presented by the Jumors November 29 and 30 It was 1n the Junlor year that the Leo Llons won the1r first County Basketball tournament Two of the Jumor boys who played 1n the tournament were John Kasxmler Jr and Harold Sprlnger Rose of the Danube was a school operetta presented March 6 and 7 The Jumors cllmaxed the year by sponsormg an 1nformal sports receptlon honorlng the senlors at Hotel Indlana Aprll 18 For the last tlrne the class assembled taklng on formal1t1es of a senlor group Flfty members returned ready to complete the1r last year of school Klng Klopfenstem performed the dUt1eS of pres1dent TFHVIS D1sler served agaln as VICE pres1dent L1la Schlatter was selected as secretary treasurer Mr Paul Hard 1ng and IVIISS Frances Ream were class sponsors The senlor boys won thexr 1n1t1al class basketball charnplonshlp whxle the glrls chalked up the1r thlrd consecutlte vlctory The senlors publlshed the Leo Hlgh L1ghtS durmg the1r semor year and vt on for th1s publ1cat1on an A ratlng wxth The NHtlOD3l Duplxcated Paper Assoc1at1on Several members of the class mcluded on the varslty basketball team were namely John Kaslmler Jr Harold Sprlnger and Darrell Wltte Geraldlne Bucher and Helen Klopfenstem assumed the posltlons of cheer leaders for the1r last tune Wavne Rosselot was elected pres1dent of the newly organlzed Booster Club An enjoyable tlme vt as had at the skatlng partles held at Bell s Rlnk on October 2 and March 19 Oh Aunt Jerusha was the play presented by the semols Several extra features mcluded 1n the play made the play extremely mterestmg The senlors were guests of the Junlors at a lovely receptlon The clzmaxmg events of the year were the baccalaureate and commencement BXEPCISGS held Aprll 27 and May 2 Rev Dale Glles addressed the class at the baccalaureate SGTVICGS and Rev Hovs ard Broun was the commencement speaker After four years of studymg the class was txulv sorry to break the school tles Wlth the knowledge and experlence gamed the class of 41 vtlll confidently cl1mb toward the ultlmate goal of lxfe SUCCESS' tt 10? , . , . v 7 . . . 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U 3..- 'Sl w ROBERT COOPER Farmers Instxtute Play Semor Play Safety Patrol Booster Club Reporter RONALD DEVEN BETTY JEAN FREIMUTH Glee Club Operetta Booster Club Reporter Class Secretary TER ISAAC BOJRAB Leo Hlgh Llghts Re porter Farmers Instxtute Play Flrst Lreutenant Safety Patrol Semor Play CLYDE BUTLER NORMAN CHRIS TIAN Alumru Edltor Orchestra Seruor Play EILEFN EDWARDS Drum Majorette Orchestra Glee Club Band Operetta Feature Edltor Paper Reporter Booster Club MARIE HALL Glee Club Operetta Reporter illlllf' f ERALDINE BUCHER Sports Edltor Paper and Yearbook Reporter Cheer Leader Glee Club Operetta Booster Club Farmers Instltute Play Seruor Play EUGENE COOK Jumor Play Booster Club Semor Play ' w wr N J I 1 , . s , . V. Q . 5 . s, , . A y MILDRED HAWK Booster Club Farmers' Institute Play ROBERT HOHEN STEIN Safety Patrol Senior Play HELEN HOLLO- PETER Glee Club Operetta Paper Typist Booster Club Junior Play BERTHA HASSIG Glee Club Operetta Paper Typist Safety Patrol ALICE KIPFER JOHN KASIMIER Glee Club Basketball Operetta Booster Club ACt1V1t16S Chairman Asslstant Busmegg Yearbook Manger Yearbook Class Secretary Jury Traffic Court unior Play HELEN KLOPFEN STEIN Cheer Leader Glee Club peretta unior Plav Stencil Cutter Paper Booster Club RICHARD KNISELY Senior Play Of 12 RUDY KIENZLER Model Airplane Club Senior Play PHILIPINA LEVY Copy Assistant Copy Editor Yearbook Booster Club Class Secretary Class V President Farmers Institute Play Senior Play Glee Club Operetta Reporter J ' O J ' v Edgar, Paper l -rg HELEN I EWIS Glee Club Operetta HUBERT NEUEN MA Y NEUH USE SCHWANDER G19 Club O R Joke Ed1tor Pa er Yearbook p Paper Typlst Reporter Band Booster Club Farmers Instltute Play Semor Play Safety Patrol JOHN NOTESTINE PAUL PARTEE Basketball Booster Club Junlor Play Sen1or Plav EVELYN PARKFR Clee Club Operetta Stencll Cutter Paper ASS1St3Ht Busrness Manger 'iearbook Booster Club Basketball Safety Patrol Senlor Play WAYNE ROSSELOT Booster Club Pres Class Pres1dent Class V Presldent Calendar Yearbook Pr1nter Paper Glee Club Operetta J un1or Play Senlor Play Prosecutlng Attor ney, Traflic Court -ac-E 13 F4- ILENE MENSHY Glee Club Operetta ASS1St Feature Exchange Ed1tor Paper Reporter Booster Club Farmers Instltute Play Senlor Play LENN MESSMANN Booster Club GLENNA MESS Sen1or Play MANN Reporter 9en1or Play A - 8: P, .4 '. .- .9 ' 1:54. 3 G K , . , . 7 3 . -4 1 I . Y - , X 7 MILDRED REDIGER PAUL SAUDER Glee Club Operetta MORRIS SCHLAT JOE SCHLATTER TER Senior Play Business Manager, Paper-Yearbook Reporter Columnist Junior Play Senior Play Captain, Safety Patrol Band Basketball Booster Club Reporter Lieutenant Safetv Patrol Senlor Plav Glee Club Operetta ARTHUR SCHWARTZ Assist Sports Ed1tO1 Yearbook Booster Club Basketball Senior Play RICHARD SHAFFER Reporter Master of Ceremo n1es Farmers In stltute Play +fft14F+ ERVIN SCOTT WARREN SITES Model Airplane Club Booster Club JEROME SPEIDELL Art Editor Paper Assist Art Edltor Yearbook Basketball Booster Club Model Airplane Club Senior Play MARJORIE STEIN BACHER Yearbook Mistress of Cere monies Junior Play Senior Play Booster Club Valedictorlan Booster Club Assist. Editor, KING KLOPFEN TRAVIS DISLER STEIN Preslclent Edltor ASS1St8nt Ed1 tor Art Edltor Paper Art Ed1tor Yearbook Booster Club Basket ball Junlor Play Sen 1or Play Class Pres Band Orchestra Glee Club Quartet Oper etta Defense Attor ney Traffic Court Secretary Treasurer Band Orchestra Glee Club Operetta Fea ture Copy Ed1tor Pa per Class Chalrman Yearbook Reporter Booster Club Class Sec Junlor Play Sen 1or Play Salutatorlan EDWARD WOLFE Pr1nter Asst Sports Edltor Paper Report er Prlnter Chalrman Yearbook Booster Club Glee Club Oper etta Pres Allen Co Junlor Safety League Inc Capta1n Safety Patrol Ba1l1ff Traffic Court ALBERTA STEINER SS1St Feature Edltor Paper Reporter Glee Club Operetta Booster Club DARRELL WITTE Basketball Booster Club VICE Pres1dent Yearbook Edltor Buslness Manger Paper Reporter Student Manager Basketball Booster Club J un1or Play Class Presldent Class V Presldent Glee Club Quartet Judge Safety Coult Co Jumor Safety League Inc WINSTON WITMER Basketball Softball Glee Club Operetta Booster Club Senlor Play JEAN ANN YODER Edltor Headl1ne Wrlter Paper Reporter Plcture Chalrrnan Yearbook Booster Club Glee Club P1an1st Operetta Glee Clubs Orchestra J un1or Play 4151 HAROLD SPRINGER Booster Club Basketball Semor Play 'VIARY WITTE Exchange Edltor Paper Jumor Play K A ' . 3 . 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Y B WE WILL AND BEQUEATH Un1ted States of Amer1ca State of Indrana Last W1ll and Testament of the Class of 41 We the class of 1941 of L H S Leo some place on the 'x face of the map be1ng of sound nund and good memory do hereby declare th1S document to be the last w1ll and testa ment of the aforesald class SECTION I To the publlc school we w1ll our loyal school spzrnt our hearty cooperatlon 1n all school actxvltles our tearful memor1es and our never fallmg 1nsp1rat1on for study SECTION II To Mlss Ream 'md MISS Beerbower and others who helped us publlsh th1s yearbook we extend hearty con gratulauons and our appreclatlon for the1r untmng efxo ts ln the publlcatlon of th1s book May they successful throughout the1r 1lf6S work SECTION III We extend our thanks to the faculty who have vtorked not only for our success but also for that of the underclassmen SECTION IV Followmg are the personal w1lls of md1v1dual members of the class of 41 Ikey BoJrab do w1l11ngly g1V6 my shortness to Robert Roblnson and my welght to Eugene Butler Gerald1ne Bucher do bestow my mentahty and amb1t1ous d1spos1t1on upon Ifloyd Sowers Clyde Butler do hand my fad not to wear tles to Edward Souder Norman Chrlstlan do w1ll my unrlvaled art of ask1ng unanswerable QUGSUOIIS to Paul Wltte Robert Cooper do present Helen Hall vuth my ab111ty to vtorry the teachers Eugene Cook do w1ll my retlcence to N1la Jean Romlck Ronald Deventer do w1ll the alfectxons bestowed on me by the teachers to Donald Porter Travls Dlsler do gzve my s1ncere sympathy to the succeedmg ed1tors of The L1ons Talk E11een Edwards do bestow upon Robert Smead my mus1cal ab1l1ty hoplng he may at least get to play 1n the band and my majorette Sult to Cora Bucher Betty Jean Frelmuth w1ll my blonde halr to Maxme Garman Mane Hall do leave my t1m1dness to EIOISC Deventer Mlldred Hawk submlt my qulet and 1ndustr1ous actlons to Dor1s Paff Bertha Hass1g do regretfully slgn away my 1mag1nat1on to Lauretta May Helen Hollopeter do present Gerald1ne McKenz1e wrth my 1nstruct1ve book on Slender1z1ng Robert Hohenstexn w1ll my blushes to Wayne Lantz John Kas1m1er pass on to Gaylord W1dner my ab1l1ty to be late ex ery day of the week Alice Klpfer do turn over my office 10b to Maxxne Halter Helen Klopfenste1n do bequeath my IIICIIIIHIIOH to stay out late at n1ght to Helen Parker Klng Klopfensteln do extend my ab1l1ty to draw cartoons to the next cartoonlst of The L1ons Talk R1ChaTd Kn1sely do Submlt my ablllty to make speeches to anyone wantmg to become a mmlster Helen Lew1s do wxll my deslre for out of town dates to Evelyn Deventer Ph111p1na Levy w1ll my good nature to Mary Lourse Belllnger Ilene Menshy do vullmgly loan my short stature to Betty Honensteln Glenn Messmann do submlt my undxsturbed mornmg naps to anyone lackmg sleep Glenna Messmann do bequeath my seat on the bus to Richard Notest1ne Mary Neuhouser do g1ve all my books on How To Treat a Husband to all glrls who dont know how John Notest1ne do leave my dates and bashfulness w1th the sophomore g1rls Hubert Neuenschwander do leave my love for the fa1rer sex to Clayton Stuckey Paul Partee do leaxe my art of playmg pranks to Robert Sauder and my s1ncere attltude to Paul Gerlg Evelyn Parker w1ll my pos1t1on of typlst of the school paper to Alxce Cozlk 'Vhldred Redxger do loan my meek laugh and gentle actlons to LHMAI M1chael Wayne Rosselot do w1ll1ngly glve up my Job as prmter to Robert Stohlmann Lzla Schlatter do present Mary Cooper my cleverness to make As Morrls Schlatter do glve my book of w1t and humor to Mary Jane Reed Joseph Schlatter do hand down mv drum stlcks to Betty Akey Ervm Scott do leave my patented hunt and peck system of typewrltlng to all I'1SlI1g typlsts Paul Sauder do w1ll my consclentlous executlve ab1l1tv to the prospect1ve buslness managers Alberta Ste1ner do bequeath all the tlme I have spent before the mxrror to any of the underclassmen R1chard Shaffer do XVIII my love for all kmds of examxnatlons to the dear freshles MarJor1e Stelnbacher w1ll my abxllty to hold one boy to Lo1s Wltmer Harold Spr1nger do bequeath my ab1l1ty to play basketball to any of the underclassmen Warren Sltes do w1ll my bashfulness around the gxrls to Cla1r Arnold Arthur Schwartz do submlt my qulet and 1ndustr1ous actlons to R1chard Schwartz Jerry Speldell do bequeath my propenslty for whlsperlng to all underclassmen Mary Wltte do donate my shorthand notes to the shorthand class of next year Darrell Wltte do leave an example of a love affalr to Dale Walker Wmston Wltmer do leave my act of mxssmg school to Lester Sm1th Edward Wolfe do bequeath my mnocence to Kathryn Lederman I Jean Ann Yoder do bequeath my romantlc say1ngs to any of the male sex As a final request we ask that our class colors be fastened to the top of the flagstaff and allowed to wave there ln years to come .new nv 'rn ' as ' I I ' I , 1 t QF ' . . 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SENIOR PRGPHECY Lets start Journeylng dovn memorys tral to dlscover what that Jolly cass of 11 1 do ng now many vears have passed slnce that class of fiftv graduated and commenced the race of l1fe Rlght 1n the heart of St Joe TOW1lSh1p we found tall dark and ha 1dsome Isaac BoJrab After an 1nterest1ng chat wlth h1m we learned that he was a successful well drxller and has b1g prof1ts plung up each year May your proflts contxnue to mcrease Ikey Specxal Bulletln Just handed to me Geraldlne Bucher who l1ves 1n an elaborate apartment 1n Fort Wayne and has been worklng at the G E for SIX vears has Just recelx ed '1 weekly fifteen dollar ralse Lets have venlson for dmner' News has Just come that Clyde Butler a great hunter and flsher has shot a large deer Welghlflg 21016 pounds 1n northern Canada Clyde may your luck cont1nue We hope you catch another DICE dear too On return1ng to Cedar Creek TOWnSh1p we found Robert Cooper bus1ly drn ng h1s tractor and cultl vatlng a field of corn They say he works every mlnute to make the do laxs roll 1n and hlS wlfe and daughters walt patlently to spend them UPON taklflg an alfpldfle 'CUP to 'lexas W6 Were surprlsed to meet Fugene Cook What IS h1S buslness' Hes owner of a great cattle ranch He mvlted us to look or er h1S blg herd Look hes father of three cowboys Better buy a home' Thls IS the remark vxe heard when asklng 1 stranger whele we could re It a room for the mght Upon closer lnvestlgatlon the stranger proved to be our old cl 1ssmate Norman Chrlstlan He IS a great real estate agent ln Little Rock Arkan as He Sells from one to three homes a d1y But 1mag1ne h1m trymg to sell us a home' New York Clty' TFHVIS Drsler IS a buslness executlve 1n a b1g New York bank He has Just returned to hrs modern apartment where hlS Wlfe who IS our own dear Helen Hollopeter was awa1t1ng h1m We enJoyed our V1S1t w1th the D1slers as they took us to see Joe I ouls iight 1n Mad1son Square Garden Turnmg back home we found Ronald Deventer a farmer ra1s1ng oats Hes the producer of the new famous Deventer Hybr1d Oats HIS orders are pllmg up so we must not bother h1m any longer Travelmg thlther and yon vse came across E1leen Edwards who IS now marrled to Darrell W1tte She 1s a symphony orchestra d1rector and broadcasts Over rad1o St8t1OH ILEAN In our V1S1t we learned the Wlttes are very busy as Elleen dlrects many concerts and Darrell IS her buslness manager To them we say good luck and no famlly quarrels Journeylng along we stopped at Pasadena Ca11fO1'l'l18 Who 11V6S here that we m1ght know None other than Betty Jean Frelmuth She ls the sole owner of the Betty Jean Beauty Salon and has a rushlng COI'1t1HLl1Hg farther by tra1n 1nto Callfornla we stopped near a large orange groxe and there stood orange plcker Robert Hohenstem lRemember the t1me he told about hrs horse fal11ng 1nto the1r crstern ln speech class J He looked strong and healthy I bet he eats plenty of oranges Before we left he gave us a crate of beautles to take home Thanks Robert Peach Spr1ngs AFIZOHHV Helen Lewls IS worklng as a housekeeper for the Dogwood fam1ly The oldest son seven has Just run away and Helen 15 desperately search1ng for h1m before h1s parents return Standmg along the P3C1f1C Ocean we waved good bve to Rudy Klenzler vxho had Jomed the n vy Do you suppose he vull have a gxrl xn every port Flash' Llncoln Nebraska Mlldred Hawk IS novt successful as a wrlter of nox els Hldden Secrets was the novel Wh1Ch brought her fame Good luck M1ldred and send us an autographed copy of your next book please In Fort Wayne Mar1e Hall IS worklng as a tralned nurse they say her pat1ents are recoverlng rap1dly Contlnue your splendld work We always knew you were very patlent and k1nd Just to change scenery we went to Grand Raplds M1Ch1g3n and found Paul Partee a l1fe msurance agent He used such good sales talk that we nearly bought a pol1cy Toledo Ohxo Allce Klpfer a promlnent secretary IH that c1ty has announced her comlng marr1age on June 1 Who IS the lucky gentlemanq We couldnt go another mlle wlthout buylng gas so the car was stopped at the flrst serv1ce stat1on We were surpr1sed to see our old frlend Glenn Messmann who had been proprletor of a f1ll1ng stat1on and hot dog stand for the past four years Turnlng east and enterlng Ohxo we saw a httle whlte one roomed schoolhouse Stepp1ng 1n to get an earful of knowledge we found sweet Ph1l1p1na Levy st1ll unmarrled the dlgmfied school teacher She wa ewplamlng a new short cut method ID long d1x1s1on She told us she was st1ll lnterested 1n a certaln Ohlo young man Leo Indlana As we stopped ln our old home to un we called upon Helen Klopfenstem Maxfleld Her husband Pete was a Plymouth salesman They hate three l1ttle Maxfields one wxth a toothache At present Klng Klopfensteln IS located 1n Nevx York Clty He has taken up photographv as hxs occupatxon and 1s dolng well 1n fact he Just photo raphed the 1948 glamor gxrl Some day we hope he vtlll be klng of the photographers One day we were compelled to go to a dentlst Upon enter1ng h1s office we saw Bertha H1ss1g who was the office glrl Bertha dldnt tell us but vue found out later that the dentlst h xppened to be her husband Next tlme we want an mtroductlon Bertha Hyar we alr ln th hllls of Kentucky Who llves here' Its MOTTIS Schlatter Hes one of the blg farmers 1n Kentucky He owns a plg a cow a dog ten chlckens and an old bakery truck Last but by no means least. he has a pretty l1ttle lady vuhom he lntroduced as Mrs Schlatter We hope you keep pros permg +417l-' ' 's L ': ' J , 1 . 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' , , ' . - -., l L ,.- SENIOR PROPHECY Wa klng down the streets of Boston Massachusetts we met Mr and Mrs Hubert Neuenschwander who had been w1ndow shoppmg Mrs Hubert the former MarJor1e Ste1nbacher looks happy she should she Just bought a new dress and hat Hubert IS employed 1n a blg steel factory Marjorle we hope your shopplng luck contmues and Hubert we hope your pay check comes round each Frlday After a long walk one n1ght we settled down for a qu1et evenmg by the rad1o Let s have some muslc L1sten' As an extraordlnary feature of the evenmg we shall present M1ss Ilene Menshy who wlll favor us w1th a solo Surpr1s1ng what some people can do Well be l1sten1ng for your next broadcast Ilene Twenty first floor p ease Up and up we went trylng to locate L11a Schlatter There she was on the twenty first floor of the Flsher Bu1ld1ng Detro1t workmg as a secretary for the broadcastmg compames She had a dlamond on her finger but does he llve ln M1ch1gan or Ind1ana Whom did you say' Yes Harold Sprlnger IS the chlef executive of the hlghway department of Ind1ana Hes really busy these days Some thmk many of the dusty roads w1ll be paved especlally the ones wh1ch lead to Detrolt Well soon see Dld you know that' Yes Mr and Mrs John Notestme lMrs Notestme was the former Evelyn Parkerl reslde in St Joe Townsh1p and are the proud parents of tw1n sons Harry and Larry Congratulat1ons John and Evelyn But look whom we ve mlssed the ma1d who IS well known to all of us Glenna Mess mann Take good care of them Glenna and we know youll lease some good 1nsp1rat1ons Wlth them Whoever thought wed find Paul Sauder 1n Afr1ca That was farthest from our thoughts 'I'hats where he IS tramp1ng around as a great hunter and catchmg blg game He catches everyth1ng from ants to l1ons Paul br1ng one of your lxons home when you return but be sure he s 1n an 1ron cage Grrrowl' Don t be alarmed This IS Just one of the many strange nolses wh1ch our famous mlsslonary Mary Neuhouser hears during her work among the Afrlcans Mary beware of the Wlld an1mals Oh yes I must have my ha1r fixed today I dont know where to go here ln New York unless I try a famous deslgner of halr do M1ss Mildred Redlger Hers IS an exclusive sl1oppe on Flfth Avenue Good ness the pr1ces are excluslve too 8 9 10 hes out Just ln case you d1dnt know that was the endlng of a fight between W1HSt0n Wxtmer and T Rlddlem which was held m New York Wmston was the knocker outer When asked the secret of how he dld It WlHStOn replled I got the 1dea Id h1t h1m back every tlme he h1t me Oh' The exc1tement IS nerve racklng It IS the last lap of the Ind1anapol1s Memor1al Day races Pat Newlery from Los Angeles IS ln the lead Bob Sm1th of Detrolt second John Kas1m1er from Leo In dlana thlrd Keep golng John you re Stlll 1n the money We have hlgh hopes for your w1nn1ng next year Commg attract1on' Alberta Ste1ner and her accord1on1sts' Hadnt you heard that Alberta IS the lead er of the famous Wllmont Accord1on Band and w1ll be seen on the stage of the Shr1ne Audltorlum May 19 Better get your ticket now As we were in a grocery store in Leo Ind1ana a car with the slgn U S Mall drove up Why' It was Rlchard Knlsely N1ce go1ng DICK and we hope you br1ng us a blg letter some txme Shaffers Hybrid Seed Corn' See Rlchard Shaffer for the best hybrld seed corn 1n the county The Shaffer Seed Store IS on the corner of Wash1ngton and Harr1son Streets Fort Wayne So the wheel of fortune spms where lt stops no one knows Our first contestant IS Wavne Rosselot an accordlon sololst of Fort Wayne Ind1ana These were the words we heard when we tuned 1n on the Magor Bowes program last Thursday even1ng Later we heard Way ne recelved an offer to Jom the All Star un1t Better place vour orders for ChlCkS now Place them w1th Warren S1t6S who IS runn1ng a large hatchery Just east of Grablll Ind1ana Chlckens w1ll mcrease your prof1ts Egg prlces are gomg up Just to change the scenery on our trip we stopped at the Fleld Museum 1n Chlcago Ill1no1s Here we found Jerry Speldell domg great work as a wmdow decorator Look at the Oflglllal 1deas hes uslng As we were dr1v1ng along hxghway 427 we pass d a n1ce farm home wh1ch looked very prosperous Joseph Schlatters name was on the mall box and we are st1ll wonder1ng who the lucky Mrs lS Motor trouble Plane delayed The mechan1c at the Fort Wayne Mumclpal Airport who came rush mg out to fix the plane was none other than Ervm Scott Be sure ex ery knockmg sound 1n the motor lS removed Ervm We decxded to go abroad for a vacatlon On a blg ocean liner we found Mary W1tte and her charming husband George Mary expla1ned to us she was travel1ng and on her return to the states she was sched uled for a lecture tour ll bet George w1ll get the first lecture! Flash' B1g Attractlon' Jean Ann Yoder plaUlSt IS to make a personal appearance tour throughout the Unlted States w1th Jlmmy Goodland s Band We hear when the tour IS fimshed she w1ll be coming back to Leo Ind1ana to take up l1fe as Mrs Robert Tharp Great tour1ng Jean Ann As we made one last stop 1n Fort Wayne Ind1ana before returmng home we heard the great news that Edward Wolfe had Just been promoted to the presxdency of the Fort Wayne General Electrlc Company Won t his wlfe and k1dd1es be happy now Oh' Taxl hurry and get us home Who do you suppose IS the dr1ver'7 Arthur Schwartz We learned that Art IS the president of the Checker Cab Company He st1l1l1kes to drlve those Fords so he drxves one of h1s own cabs now and then Good buslness Art Comlng to the end of our make bellexe Journey we hope you have enjoyed belng w1th us May each member of the 41 semor class have all the success and happmess that he desires --.Sf 18 E+ , . 1 , , . . - - 1 1 1 1 . . , . . , . 1 1 - - . . . , . , . . . 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D0 H orker W actory F .id O LJ ,-4 GJ M f-J .CI M F s Sch atter I'I' IN 44 P+ 1 seph Sch atter O '1 l'lCdSS Talk ng and bother ng k ds ng amatetr photography H ncher YH Fox euenschwander tN H 3 H EI' eldrl W .Q r-1 .31 E1 O Sa el' GHZ Rd m 3 'cs rn M UC test O Jh ng c ass tme dur E DD S trapp ng US sh H U8 t GJ O an II U1 everybod Teas ng ms: Hun F sh Rea B0 ent F Pl Schwartz hr 41 F F Shaffer rd h Di school much O to US SS M .IZ GI' Wtm st in W UD T letter E. orker VK actory F clllll IU CSS M nfl G graduate to oung 00 e tenn s 1 tab U8 S I' ta I' Nate SGCFQ P opfenste n l K ell H 9: .M T M G ES penn Co lect ng y operator t Cd B peter H 91 'U C5 UD 'C KU ld O Wtt ary M Stay ng away from the bo tt e e ephants tng Eat Col Housew fe ll Ha T6 M the pr nters k on school paper OI' OW t SS ng cla SS M S tt ng n the supp y room w th dkerch efs d han S Rad Cm salon ty all be ge lar na O apher nogr S S ct D-141 Klopfenste HYCC M to T S DJ D- n clas ead ng 1 brary books M hnst HC In pl 41 cn Be ig where he s not supposed to be Hunt ng fish ng trapp ng fe uccess of Make a s I- GJ 'U 5 R horses D1 D0 .bd 3 ,-4 E' O -C U1 H Z H ,c fd .CI bi E H horses 1 Rd at Work ng U C-Lk! +f191w D4 n school Il fu 3 Z who +8 G3 .hdtv CDU! H cret S6 vate P .-C. V2 A U1 M 'U 0 L4 E Standard gas Why Buy Sk p Ta k H W on play ng ord as .CI A oder Y nn Jean A D4 Q2 ert n government class CDD CL F ren S tes al' W N AM N OBBY GUILTY or i ll Wi i 1 i , i , i i i 1' 0 ill ' el er ' i i i i i . 'ugcne C 0 untin , tra ing i i l ' ly To i' l ac inist i s to work on cars Getting late to government c ass 1 'rmer inkering with cars Getting into arguments wi h girls Uber unti , 1 ' i i i i l' key Bojra l il unting, fishing hispering during c ass time u y Ki l il r in ering with radios Sleeping in class o n N i achinist i ing horses inkin at the girls ' ob rt Co p r armer i , i , i in in i l i rt u y i in tudying in class iC 11 ' armer di g i y in 1 i ig ter xing i i le a ' ' Writin s easin the boys el i i ' y wimmi ', i y elen Hollo ' u ' l i i a ing e es at Travis i e m i ing oin ste a i ' 'i lec i li l l ' i ys hilipina Levy w e in i i ' lice Ki fer te o bs an i i i i 1 i i , aul artee a esman asketbal alkin il in fl, rvin cott ir ane i i odeling airplanes R i i i s aul Sa li i , i , i ix ' Mildred Rediger or in in an office iding unning after the Ohio boys Q , ic ard Knise ool and die maker ws easing the gir s eraldine Bucher i G. E. i 'ng ver t ing ila c latter ri ' ry in avin i ild Haw tenographer win ot iking the boys ' rc iect's secretary cc i i ing 1 77 i armer uns i i g st s ' ' i i ' wing l in to Hub i Il y House eeper iking vin iny feet e en Lewis ookin itin t i i i i i i cl riding .a 1 'n too m i e ig Hi k din ot wasting any time e i eauty operator tin i i u a re Witte in t e rm ing ' i i i lberta St in r oo i i t usic etting conduct grades 'ileen w r s ou er ating chii al in i velyn ar er ou er o ecting pictures ' i ne Rosse ot ra Keeping u of trouble Skipping agriculture class i K1 i i i ournalism ea ing b ks ie aroun ,d a Wolfe ec ' ' i ity a i i t arol Sp i ighway foreman Hunting, fi i , i i i 1 '?J ravis Dis er usiness executive To be different i l e u r uns sting time l n M ssrnann Farming i ing horses ' i l orm n Christian Engineer o ecting books urryi g l o n K simier Business man unting, fishing Not getting to schoo on time o e i i ixing motors X B ushing when the girls ta k to him A G Se H C tenographer S nbacher arjpor e Ste M 4.3 certa n boy e ters to a 1 558-4 k sh e Men ell UD eeper k Se Hou Z n class uch 8 8 Tlci g Q3 71 Z nn d ckens Be ng late for b s the iv ng E leen U8 danc and 8 n the hall Darrell to E .bd OI' to Jun ng alki DUI-IE-1 U Ha madman? Work ng at Kn tt ng M lls SCI' Neuhou ary M OI' CGW O rtha Hass B bi C!! .-C B Jo th an Fre mu Je tty B ,- .-. :- Q S OH ord d acc G CU 0 41 .- L11 keep S6 H 'U E5 'U F11 ,rl v-1 ,-4 U keep S9 H .M Cl-1 as O an ftsm D f-n V. CU 'U en In Vern ngo lk ng L T Electr c v-e O O ? st J trical engineer El Commerc al art opfenste n ng w rd m3Mm Go ng away on Sunday n ght Where trapp ng sh ng H r nger d Z hot ng the halls eep K W Sleeping n c ass KG 'U F13 G anker B tle B D3 ,-4 GJ 'U Pm E-+00 C Q2 SS cla to C HSS H1 fro fl III ,-4 f-1 O cvs Z III C5 .C V1 -1 v-1 F Meehan c ohenste n H rt Rb OUR I UN IORS HELEN PARKER Secretary GAYLORD WIDNER Vlce Presldent LESTER SMITH Presldent Fzrst Row E11een Bartle Cora Bucher Mary Cooper A1109 COZ1k Second Rom Robert Dehnert EIOISG Deventer Ex elxn Deventer Betty Freeman Thzrd Rou, Rlchard Gamble Maxme Halter John Lee Fourth Rou, Kenneth Maxtield Lauretta Mav Juanlta McDuffee Rose O Gradv Fzfth Row Ex elyn Pontlus W1111s M111er Rlchard M61Ch1 Robert ROb1HSOH Szxth Rove Mary Jane Reed Maynard Sax age Norma Sax age Wendeldean Roth Last Row R1chard Schwartz Robert Smead Clavton Stuckey Wllma Wolfe Erma Grlswold was absent when p1ctures were taken 1 7 7 7 7 7 7 Ruth Hines ! . v 7 IUNIOR HISTORY In the fall of 19.38 thirty six freshmen Nended the1r way toward Leo High School Evervone was happv as it was the first day of their high school career They plucked up courage and went upstalrs and took the first vacant seats in the assembly After a few davs of getting acquainted they elected class officers Lester Smith was chosen president Maxine Halter x1Ce president Wilma Wolfe secretary treasurer and Mr Crate Beck class sponsor The social act1v1t1es of the year were two class part1es the first one was held at the home of 1 Cora Shears 1n October the last one vxas March 24 ln the gymnasium Five members of the freshman class were basketball plavers on the second team In the fall of 1939 the class entered as sophomores and continued the Journey New officers were elected MISS Audrev Beerbower and Mr Omer Fisher were the captalns Wllma Wolfe was the gulde her assistant was Lester Smith and Gavlord Widner was secretary treasurer A few members thought the oasis much n1cer than Journeylng through the desert so they decided to dlscontlnue their schoollng Four new members l0ll'16d the band making a company of thirty seven The first class party was held at the home of Norma and Maynard Savage in October and a vuener roast was the b1g feature of the evening The sophomore class was represented in all tx pes of act1v1t1es Gavlord Wldner and Richard Melchi play ed basketball on the first team and helped win the county tourney Lester Smlth entered the Golden Gloves Tournament and advanced to the semi finals where he lost Two plavs were presented for the Farmers Institute by the sophomores The girls gave the plav M1SCh1GXOUS Mattie and A Fat Chance To Get Th1n was presented bi the boys A kids partv was held in the spring The class of 42 returned after x acatlon prlmed for a successful Junior year and ready to start the th1rd incessant battle against the obstacles of knowledge Nommatlons open for class officers and sponsors' This remark was heard durlng the first week of school Results of the election were Lester Smith presldent Gavlord Widner vlce president Helen Parker secretarv treasurer Miss Frances Ream and Mr Hubert Davis were selected class sponsors A scax enger hunt was the outstanding feature of the first class party held at Sav ages O tober 11 The girls wcn the softball tourney by defeating the seniors Gaylord Wldner Rlchard Melchl and Kenneth 'VIaxfield were three members from the jumor class vt ho were on the first team Lester Smith was in the Golden Gloves Tour nament again and was put out 1n the seml final round W1ll1am H Ho ler left our class in November and Joined the navy Junior Lantz moved to Harlan and later Robert Dehnert mox ed to Hoagland Dottx and Daffy was the Junior plav which was presented February 4 and 5 under the direction of Miss Ream Sldes vsere chosen to sell tickets and the los1ng side enter talned the winners A repeat performance of the play was glven at St Joseph Central School February 19 The last events of the year were a class party and a receptlon honoring the sen1ors The Juniors haxe one more year in which to make their work and efforts stand out Upon their retu n nest fall much success is wlshed upon them everyone of them A patriotic receptlon honoring the seniors was given at the Y W C A 1n Ft Wayne on Thursday ex emng May 1 Teachers and school Of'DC18lS who appeared on the program were the Messrs Kelro Whiteman Jess Gerig Paul Harding Hubert Davis Robert Wahllg Lester Smith presldent of the Junior class acted as master of ceremonies '21 l ' ' - ' X ' r , 7 7 - V . 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V . . . . - Y . . . - , 1 . . . . ., . , Y . , . - ' 7 7 7 7 ' K Q Y I A aj. lg. - OUR SOPHOMORES Left to rtght group Lots Wltmer VICE Presldcnt Edxx ard Soud Presldent and 1VI1ry Ann K1pfe1 Sec Fzrst Rott B1 tty Alxey C1111 Arnold L1ur1ne Bob IV Eugene Butler and Carol Ch 1St11I1 Second Rou l1y Ctllllfld W1111dean Gerlg Ptul GQTIQ Hoxx 1rd Kryder llld Helen H111 Thtrrl Rott R1ch rd L1ntz El1z1beth Knlselx Luella L1echty K1thrvn Lcde1m1n Myrl L1echty M1e Irene ' lechtv LalVIar 1Vl1chae1 and Dor1s Pail' Fourth Row Don'11d Porter Pattx Rob1nson Peggy Robmson N11a Je tn Romlclx Florence Smetd Robert Stohlm 1nn Lorene Stelner and Donald Th'1rp Last R011 lV1arguer1te Sumney lxllldred Tracy N1om1 Thompson Fxelvn Walbolt Dale Walker Paul Wltte Arlene XOd61 ard lV111w I-Ielen Zlmmerman Florence Eash R0b61f Coz1k and My1t1e XVIITDQT xx ere absent xx hen D1CtLl1CS were t1ken SOPHOMORE HISTORY On the openmg of school Ill the 1111 of 1920 1ITlOIlg the members of h gh school could be seen a group of forty SIX d1Sh1Ilg f11sh1ng 216011 f1esh1es The x1x 1d green of these 1YTlb1l.1ULl9 lfld TINSCIIIGXOIIS p1lgr1ms soon faded '1xx 1y Ulldel the QLIDCIXISIOH of lllss Ruth Paxk and Mr Hubert Dax lb cl 1Sb sponsors the class elected Edxx 11d Souder hetd of the1r cl ISE Lo1s Wltmer sub he 1d and M1rv Ann Kxpfer secret1rx tleasurer 27 1939 xx h1ch was held at Va11Z1le s grove At the Apr1lC T W A the f eshman home econom1cs cl1ss modeled the garments made dllfllig the second semester After negotlatlng one 9L1CCGS5fI1D1I'lW the freshmen p11nned another xxh1ch xx 1s held Apr11 19 1940 and 1ce c1eam 1nd cake xx e1e the refreshments serx ed Afte1 1 lapse of fou1 months th15 cl ISE composed of forty three puplls entered lb sophomores Although the sophomore year 19 sud to be r1thcr dull th1s cl1ss xx 1snt content xxlth the usu 11 bcc1use they be11eved IlUt1'l11'1g xx IQ too h'1rd or dltllcult In ordc1 to handle thclr IIIHIIS 1 c 1ss mcetlng xx IQ held to elect class oflicers The officers VKhlCh helped to steer t11e class through the prexlous vear xx cre re elected They wc1e Edward Souder pres1dent Loxs W1tmer XICL presldent XI1rx Ann Klpfer sec1et1ry treasurer M1ss Ruth Park and Mr Floyd White tools. pos1t1ons IS cl ISS sponsors Two 1nterest1ng PIFLIQQ x ere glx cn dll1'1112 the year l'he tlxst pnty xx1s 1 xx tener roast at Cedarvxlle Park Octobu 9 The 111111 party of the class xx 1s held IH th ,,vmnas1um Members of th1s UIOUD of sophomxnes xx e1c to be found 111 nearly ex erx 'lCt1X1Iy of the school They have txxo VCIFS yet It Leo duung xhtch tlme they expect thelr pep or1g1n1l1ty and speclal ab111t1es xx111 brlng fame to them IS 1 cl 1ss -1122 1 , ' . -f ' ' , ' .' 3 1' er. 1 1 2 ' '. . ' '- 2 ' Hz . z ' tu. . . r' 2 . f- .z ' L . ' Q ' , 1 f . 'z , z a . ' ' - ' 21 z . ' 2 A ' ' . z , 1 ' 2 . A , z 1-1 , . ' I . ' ' . - L . j ' , ' . , ' a ' ', 2 . L , 7 ' , L 1 . fm h , I h Q .'. E ' . 4 ' N . . . , 7 1 7. v v ' . . . V . 1 I 1 ' vl . , . ' - - A ' Q Z f I ' . - ' 'a .t. 1 1 1 .' . ' A . s g vi I . A . 5 ' Ak ' .. . 1 . . Q .. R . - k Q 'L' L ' 2 ., f. ' - lk .. 1A ' 2 j- ' . Let's have a xx'1ener roast! That was exactly what the freshmen did at their tlrst class party, September 1 Q V ' 4 C ' I .A . 1 ' ' ' , ' L 2 . a ' ' '11 ' . 1 ' L ' ' K . ' . ' 1 ' , ' z 1. . - ' . 2 ' 5 . . , J '. .1' 1 . ' z . fa ' 2 . L 1, . ' N . 1 1' 1 ' ' - 1 1' - vs ' U 1 ' ' . . r k . . . - l , ,- : . ' I 'I ' . - ' 1 1 z 3 ' . A 2 - , ' ' . ' ' ' ' . 1 z . . 1' . ' z L ' 'ag ' e GN ' ' . I H' . ' . ' ' ' 1 '1 j C ' ' . ' ' 2 z 2 .. -. ., FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Tne freshmen the neu fledged Ieo Hlgh students begm school on the first day w1th lots of splrlt After 1 cons1der1ble amount of nmless wanderlng 1bout the halls 1nd rooms they soon became acquunted vulth and accu tomed to thclr classmates 1nd cl 1ss1ooms 'Ih1s group composed of forty nme members was soon organlzed 1nd led through the maze of the first year wlth Fphrfum K1pfer presldent Jeanette Kryder vice presldent 'md Joe Sommer secretary treasurer MISS Audrey Beerbower and Mr Ralph Dax IS consented to he p gulde these fre hmen through then' first year The hrst soclal gatherlng was a class party at Cedarv1l e Park Octob r 3 and was well attended by freshmen and teachers Yes vt hen anythmg was golng on there were alvx ays freshmen among them Twenty three members belonged to the G1r1s Glee Club nme were basketball players and three were on the softball team In the Booster Club cou d be found mneteen freshmen and seven could not only be seen but heard 1n the band Wxth the cheerful breezes of sprlng these freshmen pam d arranged 1nd held a successful sprlng class party three years OUR FRESHMEN Left to rzght Group Jeanette Kryder Secreta1y Joe Sommer VICE Presld nt and Eplaralm Klpfer Presldent Fzrst Row George BZHTIJHVICII Lleanor Bates Ilene Bauman Mary Bellmger Betty Blough and Mxldred Bumgardner Second Row Paul Frelmuth Maxlne Garman John Grose le Ov en Haliley Arthur H3SS1g and Mlldred Hobbs Third Row Betty Hohenstem Jacob Hoover John Howard Mlrlam Klopfensteln Wayne Lantz Loveda Lederman Cllfford Llechty Geraldme IWCKIDZIE Donald Mextens PQUIIDC Mlller and DdVld M1115 Fourth Rau Velma Norr R1ch'1rd Notestlne Robert Notestlne Marlan Parker Norma Phllllps W1lladean Pontius Ke1th Pulver Harold Redlger Robert Sauder Joseph Sauder and Irene Saurer Last Row Ethelvn Schlatter Martha Schlatter Joan Sommer Floyd Sowers Enos Steury Roy Stuckey Gerald Thompson Bettv Wlse Loretta Yoder Olen Yoder and Ruth Zlmmerman W1ll1am Mlles xx as absent when the plctures were taken +12 3 +1- 2 . a 2' ' ' ' z 2 z ' z ' . J ' 2' S ' 1 ' ' L i 1' ' . ' ' , - ' , ' ' 2 . cl ' . ' 3 . ' ' 1 C , , - . 1 . 1' l ' S ' . ' ' - ' 1 Q . . , c , . ' ' ' ' , ' : - . L, , 1 , L . 1 , - , 1 . . . V A .W C . V 2 . Yes, indeed, everyone must agree that this freshman class is one which will bear watching for the next A . - N . . . D . . . 1 .. V 9 1 N' 1 4 7 ' . - . . 1 L . . 1 1 5 1 r 1 -7 . . , V . . . v- Q . L . . . V , . Q . . V . ' v I I 1 A 1 1 1 1 l 1 i . C 1 C 9 4 v V- rx iapwwMiEW'.lA'9? if, inf SNAPPY-SNAPS A CUB YEARBOOK THE LION S TALK Nant scnq Q I 92l l940 4I fifassocw THE STAFF Left to rzght slttmg K1ngKlopfenstem art edltor Allce Klpfer actlvltles edltor Ph111p1na Levy copy edltor Edward Wolfe prmter Margorxe Stelnbacher assxstant edxtor Trav1s D1s1er edltor and Llla Schlatter class edltor Standmg MISS Audrey Beerbower sponsor Wayne Rosselot calendar Gera1d1ne Bucher sports ed1tor M1ss Frances Ream sponsor Jean Ann Yoder pxcture edxtor Hubert Neuenschwander Joke edxtor and Paul Sauder busmess manager The yearbook staff was chosen by members of the senlor class a1ded by the sponsors Determmmg factors IH the selectxon were leadershlp 1n1t1at1ve, dependab111ty and mdus trlousness It has been our prlvxlege to pubhsh the first prmted yearbook We smcerely hope we have done It Just1ce Edltor Travls Dxsler Joke Edltor Hubert N euenschwander Asslstant Edltor Marjorle Stembachex Calendar Wayne Rosselot Art Ed1tor Klng Klopfensteln ACt1Vlt16S Ed1tor AIICG Klpfer Class Ed1tor L11a Schlatter Printer Edward Wolfe plcture Editor Jean Ann Yoder Prlntlng Sponsor M1ss Audrey Beerbower Sports Edltor Geraldme Bucher Edltlflg Sponsor MISS Frances Ream Busmess Manager Paul Sauder 42619 ll ll 'fwfr' Av of A .' ...' 3. .3 Y : , : . 3 . 1 , . 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J 1 ' D - J OUR SCHOOL PAPER LEO HIGH LIGHTS FIRST SEMESTER Jean Ann Yoder Kmg Klopfenstem Geraldlne Bucher Fdward Wolfe L1la Schlatter Ilene Menshy Norman Chrlstlan Y- I fiussotw THE STAFF Edrtor Asslstant Edltor Sports Edltor Asst Sports Ed1tor Headl1ne Wrlter Feature Edrtor Asst Feature Ed1tor Alumnl Edltor SECOND SEMESTFR Klng Klopfensteln Ph1l1p1na Levy Geraldme Bucher Juanlta McDuffee Jean Ann Yoder E1leen Edwards Alberta Stelner Norman Chrlstlan Hubert Neuenschwander Joke Edltor Hubert Neuenschwander Jer1 v Spe1dell Art Edltor Jerrv Spe1dell Asst Art Edltor Mary Ann Klpfer TTHVIS D1sler Buslness Manager Paul Sauder Paul Sauder Asst Bus1nessManager Kenneth Maxfield Marv Wltte Exchange Edltor Ilene Menshy Helen Klopfensteln Stencll Cutters Evelyn Parker Typ1StS Helen Hollopeter Mary Neuhouser Bertha HaSS1g Ed1t1ng Sponsor Frances Ream Audrey Beerbower, Prmtmg Sponsor The first ISSUE of Leo Hlgh Llghts was pubhshed 111 the year of 1935 under the superv1s1on of M1ss Audrey Beerbower It averaged three dlttoed sheets and was dlstrlbuted to hlgh school students The name of the paper was selected from a number of suggestlons glven by the students W1th the purchase of a m1meograph machlne 1n 1938 the process of prmtlng was changed It then contamed more news and xx as easler read The Englxsh department under the superv1s1on of MISS Ream collected and wrote the news and M1ss Beerbowers commerclal department prmted the news A hght purple cover was selected m 1939 for the paper glX1I1g xt a magazlne appearance It ax eraged twenty two pages and was d1str1buted free to each famlly represented 1n the Leo Consohdated School The paper became a member of the Natlonal Dupllcated Paper Assoc1at1on 1n 1940 and four ISSUES re celved an A raung Our mrtoomst Kmg Klopfensteln gamed recognltlon by havmg h1s November ed1 torlal plcture prmted 1n thelr score book The paper also became a member of the Natlonal Scholastlc Press ASSOCIHLIOH and entered 1ts All Amerlcan ratmg contest -af 27 ll ll Q 4-V Q :sr it 1921 0 l940-4I 49 wr 1 - . 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V ' ' . . 7. . . l ' Y OUR BOOSTER CLUB' Thrs yerrs nevxly org1n17ed Booster Club of leo Hrgh School whreh vx rs mstlgrted by lVl 1141110 Halter Erleen Bartle llld JLlll1ltl lVIcDuffee met 1t the be grnnmg of the brsl-xetbrrl se rson It orr,,1nr1ed for tl c purpose of supportrng Ill school rctrxrtres and tg shovx good sportsm rnshrp at 1ll trmes Members of the club IFC W ryne Rosselot pr os rdent Maxrne Halter secretrry Erleen Brrtle Juanlta McDuffee Ilene Menshv Helen Hollopeter Lllel Schlatter Ph1l1p1n1 Lexy Gerrldrne Bucher Je Il Ann Yoder Helen Klopfenstern Kenneth lVI1xf'ield Warren Srtes Mrrjorre Sternbacher Ex elxn Dexenter Elorse Dewenter Lruretta Nlxv Wrlma Wolfe Cort Bucher Marguerrte Sumnev Elrzrbeth Knrselv Ex elvn Walbolt Eleanor Brtes P1ul1ne Mrller Robert Cooper Erma Grrsxxold Wrllrde rn Gerrg Jerry Sper dell John Lee Rrchard SChxx1rtL Lrleen Edxx rrds John Hoxxard Mrrtha Schlrtter Paul Prrtee Marv Cooper Ruth Hrnes Eugene Cook Rreh nd Notestrne Robert S rudcr Edxx 1rd Souder Glenn Messm lllll Joe Sommer Owen Hrrflcy Velmr Norr Joseph Sehl rtter Jernette Kryder Alrce Cozrlx lorene Sterner Hubert Neuenschxxrnder W1ll1de111 Pontrus Bettv Blough NOTYTIW Phlllrps Krng Klopfenstern Hrrold Redrger Fxelwn Pontius Nrla Jern Romrcle Wendelde 111 Roth Albertr Stelner Wrnston Wrtmer Olen Yoder Robert Notestrne Keith Pulxer r'Vl1r Wlrchrel Donr c OURSAFETYPROGRAM safetv progrrm rf xhrch Ie oo s member vxas st rrted rn tl1e frll of 1929 bx Sherrtl W'1lter Felger The patrol boys are selected to cnrw out srtetx rules and have charge of the conduct drsp wed on therr respectrxe busses They xfxewr vxhrte belts vxhrle on duty The boys are selected tor prtrol dutres by Mr Hardmg md therr bus drrvers The one xxho lrxcs at the begmnrng of the route rs usu rlly chosen lVleet rngs ure crlled by the c1pt llll to drscuss drtlerent safety questrons rd to exch mee xrcxxs rfetx These m etmgs 1re held xxhenextr the erptrrn cu a necessrtv for dorng eo There rs rlso one grrl patrol ll rme lv Berth 1 H ISSIQ xx ho mrkes the boys step to keep up xx 1th her perfeetron as 1 pttrol leader Ieo School l1'1s a trrfllc court composed of school puprls xxhrch punrshes the srfety oflende rs A l1rr.,e bClllllfLll srgnrflernt srfetv bmner xxhrch hrs the Chrldrens Srfetx Crusrders Club pr ntrd leltl tl 0 'ront xx rs prrsenled to I eo Sehool bw Sherrfl Felger 1 l SAFETY PATROL Left to Rrght Wen deldean Roth Oxfx en Harflex Robert Cooper a 1 o Redrger ind Paul Partee econd Row John Howard Do n 1 l d rter R o b 1 Stohlm rnn 1 Reed Arthur H as sr and Morxn 1rd Su 'rge hlrd Row R 111 rrrl YOYCSIIHL Wuxne 11111 P r1l S111 er C'1pIllll Jot Sehlatter J o Gloselle llld Floxd Soxxers 1. 1 v 1 ' Y ' . 1 ' 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 ' , ' '11 3 1 X 1. 1 X . 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'1 1' , - ' ' , h 11 OUR BAND The Leo School band has been progressing LlI1dOI the capable fl1lQLt101'1 of Miss Park I s xeix idx antaqeous to the students 1n the grades as vxell as in hlgh sehool as theie are foitx sewn members who take an aetixe part Du ing the last sehool term the band h is lLlI'I11Sl1L l musie for Communitx Teacheis Welfare Association basketball games Pdlml s Institute md x ixious sehool actlxlties The band consists of the following members Wax ne Lantf Patricia Klopfenstein Hubeit Neue-nschvsander Lois Witmer Donald Edwards Vlendeldean Roth Richard Gamble Floi ence 'Smead Lila Schlatter John Hcvsard Marcella Schla ter Exelxn Walbolt Paal Grabill Rod Howard Barbara Martin Jovee Krydei Donald Yoder Opal King Dale Walker Wilbur Shears Glen Shears Eleanor Bates Joe Schlatter Donald Porter John Lee Maxine Halter Barbara Lantz Velma Norr Richard Hartigan Jeanette Krvder Marguerite Sumnex Pauline Miller Marceil bumnev Wllladean Geiig King Klopfenstein Robert Stohlmann Edu ard Sou dei Nancv Mexers Nila Jean Romiclt John Groselle Miriam Klopfensteii and Harrx Thaip OUR MAIORETTES L o has eight attraetixe high stepping majorettes who clad in xx hite satin step out the rhxthm Tnex hate peiformed at basketball games and xarious eommumtx affairs making a splendid show mg for their first xear Thev haxe made the band more prominent and hai e added much to its appearance Our ma1orettes are as follows Eileen Edwards drum majorette Mary Marie Roth mas eot Jacqueline Dlsler Bai ba a 'Iharp Barbara Michael Marceil Islopfenstein Doris Wolte and Marx Lou Mavefield -ai 19:1- L Q 1 , ' ' , ' ' ' . 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A, U . k'- 7 ' Q ' R4 OUR CJIRLS GLEE CLUB Fzrst roll left to TZQIIT Flelnul BIILN Plllllne IVIIIIGI N111 Jeln RlIfNlCIi Exelxn Walbolt FIIZILJQIII Klllbelw Lole Wltneel XIIII lm Klepfens 6111 W1IIWdLiII G0llg 'Nialgllellte SLIITIIICN Iolclle Stelner FIOIQIICQ SINKWCI Jelnette Klxdel lnd M nx Helen Z1I'NI'Y18IINlI1 D1 INISI Second TOIL llldled BL1TT1gi1dIN.I Bettx Akex 'Xlae Ilene Ileehll llllll Lleehtx 'Xllldled Hubm Ruth Zlm mermall Beth Hohensteln Ju 111113 NIeDllffee Laurlrle Boblx NIIXIIIL HIIIQI 'XIILIIB Xodel Ilene Blum IH LUXCCII LCICXHIWII Cora Bllchel lnd YNIINS Ruth Plfk dllectol nd roll ILIIE Sllllel He en Illlxhl Ethewn L llttel Lllllctll 'Xin Bow OGl ldx H IIII HIIICS leen Bntle Mlldled 'IIILN Allee Cnzllx Mn C 01391 N llnll Phllllpe lnd NIIIN Bell I1 l Follllll roll Helen H111 Allene 'model Plltv Rublll sell Pe fgx R1Jb1I1QlTI1 Kaihlxn Ledum Ill Clrol Chrlstl III M llw Ann Klpfel Mdltha Schlltter Velml Nolr Geraldlne NICKIHZIG Bells Wwe Wllla deln Pont us Xldfldll Parker Betlx B'ough and Norrnl SIX lee OUR GIRLS TRIO Olll QZIIIN tllu con: ste of thlee LULINIIIN Nlxrgllellte Llmnu IXIIII 1111 Klcpfenele n llld IDIS Wllmel SI'lIlCIlI1gZ Tmv hill ITIICIL QLXC1 ll pllblle lpjll ll IHCLN uh ell me lxllh 21011 NLICQCNQ T ell dflibltlllll ls tn sl CI the lldll 150i .. - A 1 I '. V ' :Az ' 1 1 ' '. 'z 1 ' . e.,'l ' i'. 'K -z 'QA lv l. ' . ' H. 1 'V' A e ' 1 . 'z . til' ' 1' ' j'.'.Ll1 ' '- 1 . If '. L' l . A 'zj.lz. 1 1 ' 2 2. ' z Ll ' . . ' ' 1 a l 'gt Th ': IW 1 4 'lx -ll 'aww ly' S'hz 2 'X z . zu. ' ' 'Q L ' Evelyn Pentium. Joan SUIHI'0l'I'. Naomi 'I'humpson, EIU 2' '. ' ' 2 '. z'y 0 1 c ' 2 ' ' 1 1 I z H l ge: ' ' 'Z 1 2 . ' X '. l b ' - S . 'g Q ' - . ' -' z . L ' 'z . L ' '. ' ' 'z . 2 i . l ' 4' ' . N' . . ' z 2 'er . 1 . '. .' Nik. L .X . :Q A 2 .' S l '. . u 1 g xi . 1 . ' '. 3 . ' . I.-A, l 'X l - 'Q ' z lat 1' 'i' t 'z Q T 1, ll ' ing OV ' ' '1 'l. -Alf ' Ee.- OUR BOYS GLEE CLUB Fwst row left to mght Chfford I lechty Roy Stuckey Edward Souder kenneth Maxfield Travls Dxsler May nard Savage Clayton Stuckey Jean Ann Yoder plan st and lVI1ss Park dlrector Second rosu John Groselle Donald Porter Robert Stohlmann G35 101-d Wldner R1cl-ard Gamble Rlchard Lantz Floyd Sowers Thzrd row John Lee Kmg Klopfenstem Owen Ha1fley Wayne Rosselot Edward Wolfe and W1ll1s M11ler BOYS GLEE CLUB Leo IS fortunate 1n havlng a number of boys ln hlgh school who find a del1ght 1n slnglng They belleve 1n changlng the monotony of studylng bx grouplng together and lettxng thelr good old volces rlng GIRLS GLEE CLUB Under the leadersh1p of MISS Park the GIPIS Glee Club has made remarkable progress A group of melod1ous vo1ces can be heard reverberatlng through the hugh school every Monday Tuesday and Wednesday The club nas fifty five members tak1ng an act1ve part 1n slnglng The Glee Club has made several pubhc appearances th1s vear and hopes to do the same next year The Glee Club also presented a Chrlstmas Cantata The Prlnce of Peace on Dec 16 1940 of 31 1' 1 l , f J 1 - 1 1 Y ' . 6 . , . 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J Jw.- OUR SENIOR PLAY Uh Aunt Ierusha Uncle B1lly Bab ock and MISS Jerusha Jebo haxe been bltter enemles ex er SINCE wax back when upon the eve of marr1age they quarreled and parted at the altar So brtterlx does thexr feud rage that It threatens to bllght the love affalr of Uncle B1lly s nephew and MISS Jerusha s n1ece Uncle B1lly s fr1ends start a movement for h1m to run for mavor and MISS Jerusha Jebb ox erhears the conversatlon and at the same t1me her frlends persuade her to run agalnst h1m The fun beglns when Aunt Jerusha loses her lower plate and has to make a campalgn speech Aunt Jerusha has a couple of upper teeth whlch bother her and after a great deal of per suaslon she calls 1n the dentlst He QIVES her gas Whlch makes her feel llghtheaded Uncon fects of the gas she reahzes what has happened Later thev both confess thex hate lox ed each other for thlrty years The plot and settlng of thls play made It entlrely dlfferent from any other play presented here The baby shovt and other clever stunts made thxs play a scream from start to fin1sh The entne actlon of the plav takes place on the 8d101I'11I1g lawns of the homes of MISS Jerusha Jebbs and Uncle B1lly The cast of characters lncluded Llla Schlattcr Aunt Jerusha a malden lady w1th a mlnd of her own Ph1l1p1na Levy Aunt Jerushas n1ece Geraldlne Bucher Jelushas darky cook HLl1Ot1 ope Robert Cooper and VVa5 ne Rosselot the hated old Uncle B1lly next door Ilene Menshv and Klng Klopfensteln Uncle B1lly s ln elv n1ece and nephew Isaac Bojrab the town dentlst Hubert Neuenschwander MISS Jerusha s pastor Paul Sauder and John Notestme two leadlng bus1ness men Glenna Messmann presldent of the Ladles Club and MarJor1e Stein bacher her shadow The roles of mothers and bables 1n the baby show were played by the followmg senlor boys Mothers Arthur Schwartz Jerry Speldell Norman Chr1st1an Glenn Messmann and Paul Partee bables Rudv Klenzler Robert Hohensteln Rlchard Knlsely W1HStOH Wltmer and Harold Sprlnger The havseed chorus was composed of MOFFIS and Joe Schlatter Eugene Cook and Robert Cooper Mus1c was furn1shed by members of the faculty Thxs play was presented on Aprll 4 and 5 and was repeated on Aprll 9 because of popular demand 'l32lff .S l ft A . GG tk R' J ' 9 1 V,- r ag as 5 . C . , Y A . p . I . , V W v ' , . ' , ' 1 v ' V . . N . . . , . , 7 . . , . . , ' .1 Y y . . . . . G . , . A I . . . 1 . . . . y . - sciously she plays up to Uncle Billy, and they become married. After she recovers from the ef- , , l n o U VV 7 Y . - ' - . 1 - .l ' l - ' 1 7 l 1 1 . H 1 ' . . f y ' . 7 ' ! ' D . . . , . Y . G . 1 7 ., V 7 . U . , l . 1 ' ' 1 L v 1 . . u , . . , G . . . 1 1 ' ' v T , . -T . . , . , Q Q l l y , - , Q 1 . 1 , 7 v 1 a , 1 7 OUR IUNIOR PLAY Dotty and Dflffyl' The Travers fam1ly IS most beaut1fully bankrupt' That was the baSlS of all the mlx ups 1n the h1lar1ous three act comedy Dotty and Daffv Mrs Phyll1s Travers 1S vacatlonmg 1n Palm Beach trymg to cop a r1ch husband She gets a supposedly rlch w1dower Mr Paxton Belmont IH the proposmg mood and tells h1m she IS only twenty n1ne years of age He and hxs SOph1St1Cat8d son Jack 1ns1st upon commg home w1th her to see her daughters In reahty the g1rls Dorothy and Daphne are twenty and elghteen respect1vely but Mrs Travers sends them a letter mstructlng them to dress as llttle g1rls of ten and twelve therefore foolmg Mr Belmont Incldentally when the letter 1S read the glrls well meanlng but trouble maklng boy fr1ends are present To get even wlth Mrs Travers for Jlltlng theu' uncle Hugh the boys J1mm1e and Freddxe Rand d1SgU1S6 themselves as her thlrteen year old tW1H sons pears on the scene The plot thxckens when Paxton Belmont dlscovers Aunt Hester was the woman he had left Waltlng at the church twenty years ago To make matters st1ll worse J1mm1e and Freddle s uncle Hugh Rand arrlves 1ntend1ng to marry Mrs Trax ers Mrs Travers finds out that love IS more 1mportant than money and agrees to marry Hugh Rand even though he IS poor But miracles w1ll happen and Hugh turns out to be a real m1ll1ona1re Jumors partlclpatmg m the play were Juamta McDuffee the ma1d Lester Smlth and R1chard Gamble the butler Mary Jane Reed the cook E1leen Bartle the lmpetuous w1dow Maxlne Halter and Helen Parker her daughters Kenneth Maxfield and Robert Dehnert two college boys Wendeldean Roth a supposedly rxch wxdower Gaylord W1dner h1s son Rose O Grady a man hatmg old ma1d and Richard Melchx the uncle from South Amerxca rl33l'r GC V as - - ' sv ' ' - ' ' ' CL !! . v ' 9 . 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I . . . 1 ' 9 a - ,f+d ',pf-'f ' M M K ,lmdlp ,uf W ,NN Www-f'V sQV3 f' A' Lf 2. jak 4345s.- A T H E 'Pi OUR CHEER LEADERS GERALDINE BUCHFR HELEN KLOPFI-,NSTEIN BASKETBALL F OR 1940 41 H S Opp ox New Hucn T FlIT1l1L11S1 T H1lIllOl1OXXH H A 1111 H Harlan '1 Auburn T Dec Lifavette R Elmhurst H Ho xgl and H Januaxv 23 24 25 County Tourney Nevt Haven Loo 28 Woodburn 32 H S Opp J n 3 Huntextown T Axllla T Waterloo T Harlan H MOIIFOEVIIIC'-H Spencerx 1119-H Fe St Joe T Osslan T Roanoke-T Feb 27 28 Mar 1 Sectlonal Tourney North Slde Leo 31 Woodburn 43 Wlth only two of last vears team comxng back to school Leo had an xnexperlenced squad at the beglnnmg of the season In sprte of thlS handicap the L1ons scored eleven w1ns and n1ne losses Last vear the L1ons took the Allen County Basketball Tournament The annual suc cess of the Leo L1ons IS due to the clever trammg of thexr mentor Mr Hubert Dav1s Next year Leo w111 see srx of the xars1tv returnlng and also several second team play ers who are nearly as good Sweaters were awarded to John Kaslmxer Harold Sprlnger Gaylord Wldner R1chard Melchx and Darrell Wltte Letters went to Cla1r Arnold Rxchard Lantz Kenneth Max Held Jay Conrad and Robert Sauder Mav st1ll greater success be IH store for the L1ons next year SOFT BALL Although plavlng only 1n the Allen County Softball League the Leo softball team came out even wmmng two and losmg two Thelr v1ctor1es were over Arcola and Lafay ette Central w1th the losses golng to Harlan and Elmhurst OUR FIRST TEAM Coach Darby Dav1s Jay Conrad John Kas1m1er Gas lord Wxdner Clan' Arnold Kenneth Maxfield Rlchard Melchl Rlchard Lantz Darrell Wltte Harold Sprxnger Robert Sauder and managers Travls Dlsler and Paul Ger1g 4130? 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Y ! . 7 l 7 3 ' 'Fl na? ,1- -v.3:?e'f'9 M' -,, 'Jr 0 'F'-47 TOHN KASIMIER 41 Center LEO LIONS Casev the tall lanky center will be remembered for hls unxque ont h anded shots be lost to the team next year HAROLD SPRINGER 41 Foxw ard Splke the stocky forward guarded as well as he plaved forward H1s fighting for mlssed when next season comes around GAYLORD WIDNER 42 Guard Butch was the cleverest ball handlel on the squad md w as also co captnn Hls Leo ln the game many tlmes Much of next years success w1ll depend upon hlm RICHARD MELCHI 42 Forward Dlck the tallest forward on the squad w1ll be remembered as the h1ghest scorer HIS underhanded shots were CLAIR ARNOLD 43 Forward Tater was always ln the pected of Tater next year RICHARD LANTZ 43 Guard one of h1s Sp9C18lt16S as were h1s long shots Dlck w as battle scrappxng for the ball and maklng pomts Great He was the second hlghest scorer on the team Hls height w 1ll the ball w 1ll be long shots kept on the x lrslty also co captaln thmgs ne ex Dtck was known for hls contmual fightmg for the ball Hrs outstandlng speclalty was mterceptlng passes and breaklng up plays Dlck IS a worthy candldate for next vears Xarslty DARRELL WITTL 41 Center Darlell was another tall boy on the squad H1s speculty was 1n drlbbllng from the goal IS w ell as to the goal Darrell s tallness wlll be mxssed KENNETH MAXFIEI D 42 Forw ard Although small Kennv was a bxg help ln collectlng NlCtOI'16S He IS another good candldate for 1 berth on the varsity next vear Many thmgs w1ll be expected of hrm JAY CONRAD 43 Forward Jay was alwavs 1n the thlck of battle and proved worthy of a berth on the squad He has two more vears of basketball and w 1ll be watched closely ROBERT SAUDER 44 Forward Bobby was the youngest member of the squad and ploved good on shots Mmy years lre ahead for Bobby on the varsxty OUR SECOND TEAM left to rzqhl standzzg Coach Davls Lester Smxth Edward Souder Robert Dehnert IaMar M1ch'1el John Notestlne Rlchard Schwartz John Howard Donald Tharp Olen Yoder Robert Roblnson Owen Halfley Sllllng Kelth Pun er Donald Mertens Robert Notestme Rlchard Notestlne Wayne Iantz Eugene Butler -auf he v ' 1 1 H ,, ,. . . 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A v - .-1-'mx SN APPY-SN APS Jai: AUGUST OUR CALENDAR 29 Book l1sts Gosh' look at that gov ernment book SEPTEMBER School opened Freshmen are ask 1ng Where do I go from here Vacatlon t1l1 16th because of 1n fantlle paralys1s Played softball game w1th Harlan Defeated 11 2 Leo defeats Arcola by score f 23 17 OCTOBER 24 28 29 Elmhurst tr1umphs over Leo soredl Semor class party Mr James W Cory a poet gave 1nsp1r1ng talk Softball team happy about 9 7 vxctory over Lafayette Freshman class party Sophomore class party Jun1ors have good t1me at class party Parents gave talks at first C T W A Mrs H Mxchael presldent U S Zoologxcal Bxrd Show was presented by Mrs Frances Peasley Mr Marshall gave readmgs and 1mperson at1ons 25 Northeastern Ind1ana Teachers Assoc1 at1on tWhoop1e' two days vacatlonl Fmal class tourney 4Sen1or boys and Jumor gxrls are champsl Mr Cox gave talk and movxes on Byrds Exped1t1on NOVEMBER New Haven defeats Leo 428 25? 1n first basketball game Mov1e was shown of the Mlddleton Fam1ly at the New York World s Falr Food demonstratlon 1n commercxal room Sen1ors sponsor mock electlon iToo many Repubhcans ln Leo Hlgh School? Semors have plctures taken for graduatlon Student conference held at Huntertown for semors LIOHS score vlctory over Elmhurst by a 28 24 score Band went to Fort Wayne-It played and marched m the Armlstxce parade Cllfford Slmon Central H S student spoke at C T W A Commun1ty Cook1ng School sponsored by Ind1ana and M1Ch1g3H Power Co Leo clashes w1th Huntertown and comes out on top of the heap w1th a 28 20 dec1s1on Av1lla barely defeats the L1ons 26 24 22 Thanksglvxng vacat1on G1r1s watch your dlet' Surpr1se-Harlan defeats the Leo L1ons 38 29 Imagme that' Auburn takes the Dav1smen w1th a score of 49 36 Band Benefit Supper was sponsored by Booster Club tCh1cken was good tooll DECEMBER 4 16 Leo s hard fnghtmg L1ons snatch a 33 32 v1c tory from Lafayette C The Davxsmen trounce Ashley 35 27 Elmhurst ekes out victory by a narrow margm 21 20 Glee Clubs gave cantata for C T W A 17 Mr Wh1te became Grandpa Whoopee' LWe Score fcen d1dnt even get a c1garJ 18 Yep' we uon Leo 40 Hoagland 36 20 30 Chrxstmas vacat1on JANUARY Mrs Mumma IS l1brar1an What a close shave' Leo w1ns double over t1me w1th Huntertown 29 27 Avxlla crashes through Leos defense and takes the game 31 29 10 Semester exams School out at 11 30 iwhat a rehefl Another defeat grac1ous' Its Waterloo thlS txme 32 29 C T W A featured a speclal 4 H Club program Second semester begms Class schedules changed Leo trounces Harlan wlth a n1ce marg1n 31 24 Davlsmen drub Monroevllle 42 11 Mr Whlteman and Mr Ger1g V1Slt6d school today tEverybody IS goodl County tourney Woodburn team takes champlonshlp Sen1or boys bu1lt A1rplanes for Nat1onal defense ln government FEBRUARY Its d1tto to St Joe score 40 27 4 5 Jun1or Play Dotty and Daffy Mr Merrlman of Bluffton gave chalk talk on Llncoln Dxscusslon group combxned wlth C T W A Rockcreek not hard to take look at th1s score 58 30 Yes Osslan defeats the Leo L1ons 52 44 JUHIOFS presented the1r play at St Joseph Central School It does sound lmpossxble but 1ts true Roa noke wlns 35 33 Sectxonal tourney tlckets came today Toumey starts tomght at North Slde Coach Davxs makes clever presentatlon speech Basketball boys Cheel leaders and semor band members recelve awards No school Leo plays Woodburn at 10 A M Defeated 43 31 MARCH 9 Dr Charles Houser addressed members of C T W A Cedar Creek Conservatlon Club meetlng Sen1ors sponsor roller skatlng party at Bell s R1nk Band Concert APRIL 4 5 Semor Play Oh Aunt Jerusha 14 Open house for C T W A program 27 Baccalaureate Servlces MAY 2 Sen1or Class Commencement '9l40l9' fGosh' my dxploma IS s1gnedl I 4 2 . - I 3 , u . .. - 1 ' ' . 20 ' . 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