Ligonier High School - Lance Yearbook (Ligonier, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

C pl f f LYON AND GREENLEAF Lg Id C pliments of FOOD TOWN SUPER MARKET Compliments of SMITH BARBER SHOP l ' P TT 1 C Q ii LX 1 A .1 . L . r ' f C mpliments f J SPRUNGER BROS., INC Topek L'g ' n ' . ,I Hua: Enioy the Plate Lunch at IRENE'S DONUT SHOP Fresh Donuts Daily C f Sf 1 Lg ATZ FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture of Quality Ligonier Kendollville THE g 4,, VEDA AND MARY SHOP Phone Ligonier 619 Compliments from Veda Chiddister Nona Baker Del Chiddister Rose Cunningham Karen Chiddister Helen Duesler Compliments of BANNER CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 'Y BEN GLASER AND SON Your Oldsmobile - Pontiac - Cadillac Dealer Phone 448 Ligonier, Indiana Compliments of STATON'S BARBER SHOP ARCHIE C. DANIELS Accounting and Tax Service Phone 280-R 309 Joy Ligonier Indiana Baby Chicks Feed Remedus Merchandise Free Service NEUHAUSER HATCHERY Ligonier Phone 446 JANES AND CCMPANY Best of Luck to the Class of 1959 ,wp ph- Q ,.1 A ' 1'1 BLUE'S PHARMACY Your Rexall Rx Store Drugs - Photo - Cosmetics Complete Photo Shop and Photo Studio Agents for Kodakp Graflexp Polaroidp Rolleip Mindltap Ansco Compliments of HOUSE OF HARTER Goshen Indiana Indiana's Headquarters for Sports and Sportswear 'yfffzy V. ', .ifai . 'Q 'Qi ' 75 , RRIDQMR. ji- ' +5 xb ,f,.1MM1s L!o0J'g',.,Vi.if. A -m -s A 45? R A Zi i H vw I new if W in ll CROSSROADS Good Luck fo the Senior Class Fine Food Always Open LIGONIER DAIRY Air Conditioned u. s. 6 s. 33 Ligonier D'S 'b'- OB of Phone 181 for Reservations k Pure Sealed Dairy Products Paul Shupp, Prop. ,, 'fL'-Loggi' 'Ill 2 f fra' ,. ,f4'fQZ1,' 1 fzfrgfn, f . '- SHEPPARD'S RESTAURANT HENRY'S MCADAMS JEWELRY JEWELRY STQRE Congratulations Ph 122 L g Ph 292 L g 1? YODER'S CITY SERVICE International Motor Trucks 4344 MAX SPERRY . k .- i , FORD SALES ,fo-,-gl. ' Fountain Service Candies l School Supplies Notions 'll Open every evening 8. Sunday 24 Hour Wrecker Service M 8 M fQ .00 Still America's Number 1 Choice STO RE Compliments of ROBERT'S STUDIO The photographs in this annual except some snapshots and the elementary pictures were taken by Robert's Studio. 1014 Ewing Fort Wayne, Indiana ELIJAH Morok SALES DeSoto - 'Dodge - Plymouth - Job-Rated Trucks Phone 44 Ligonier CONJUGATE VERBS, PRACTICE PENMANSHIP Miss Kelly conjugates Latin verbs. Mrs. Woodworth stresses Penma.nship. Sophomores learn to diagram sentences. A KAI.. A41 f Latin I is translating their studies of the Romans. TULLY'S ' DRESS SHOP A complete size range of dresses. Hosiery Ban-Lon Sweaters I and Lingerie EXCAVATING 311 Mercer Phone 582-J Ligonier UL 6-8716 Ligonier 589-J Dil Q82 1 , ' f U . 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Judoy Electric Leslie's Diner Levy's Furniture Ligonier Clothing Store Ligonier News Agency Ligonier Tool 8 Die Lincolnway Grocery Lustre-Craft Cookware Noble County Co-op Oliver Beauiy Shop Pl1yl's Glamour Nook Robinson Insurance Service Seaboard Finance Co. 107 The LANCE Staff and the Seniors, of, 1959 would like to take this opportunity to thank the advertisers, who helped make this yearbook possible. - X 1--n .b.:ug-Jizuull rx it ' I F L ' ' J 'V 1 1 . . !', ,un 1 5 1. 'a -, ,P 4 xi Q ' l gb 'wig J'i I' i L .- . f- R i i't'.ri'5,sI he Q '1 L 541' .si G 5. O - 1' . , I '-ngll 'I' xv 1. - :J ,, 'wh 1-.,I'j. :.- 4 . , 'fJI- 1 II I? II. B A11 1- V, lI,.1 , 1,. 1 r., ' J 1 , ' 1, ,. f 1 L 1 .- ' ' 1 1 I A . I I I I .QIII ,I .I IIL, IRI1 , II, I1 I ' 1' ' 'r,11I1 , 1F' 1 ' ,, - ',. 113 1 5-5.1, - q,. 1-' 'I ' ,, , 1' 11 ' . - 1.1,' 111: an -qw -1:4 ' 1.14 , ' 1 ' :. 1. II I I I III fm I' 1,I 11, ,,I I ,I ,-,. ', 1.1. II . I 1 -. - 1 r , . 1' ' 1 V ' - Il, . 4 ' Q , . 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IXV 4, 41235 If' 5 ' E'--. xl The Bookkeeping Class is busily at work on their practice sets. MATH AND BUSINESS r Mr. Charles Beck teaches skills and abilities in geometry and scien tific thinking. At the same time the fundamentals of mathematics are stressed to the seventh graders by Mr. Starkey. In both of these curriculums assignments are made within the student's potential range of understanding and interest. General business provides the basic knowledge, skill, habit, and attitude for a successful living in the business world of today, The vocational program, supervised by Mr. Robert Dragoo, assists cap- able students in preparing for employment in business occupations. Apart from his teaching general business, Mr. Dragoo also teaches driver's training to the sophomores and juniors who are eligible, Mr. Robert Hayes, head of Ligonier's commerce department, directs courses in typing and shorthand. In both departments speed and ac- curacy are stressed. You tell 'em, Charlie! --Si A diificult problem at first but now Comparing geometry problems Stan can do it hands down, can't you, always helps. Stan? , 1. kv: . I.-Aff. ' The seventh grade arithmetic class leam that if at first you don't succeed--try, try, try again. 19' is . 1 W Agriculture .' V 'EQ qw . 1 , fi, Home Economics 4 1 Industrial Arts . slap... -sf ef 1 Y Q- , ' VIE 3 . Vocational courses are important in our high school curriculum. Classes in home economics, agriculture, and Q If ' shop are offered to all high school students. Mrs. Geiger, supervisor ofhome economics directs the girls in better home practices, family relations, and home nursing. She teaches all home economic girls to sew well and to prepare nourishing meals. Mrs. Geiger sponsors the freshman class and advises the F. H. A. 1 The agriculture boys, under the guidance of Mr, Cecil W Yoder, have taken several field trips to further their know- ledge of farm problems. Along this same line they learn to judge and to figure feed ratios for livestock. Mr. Yoder is the advisor of the F. F, A. , - Mr. Reynolds teaches the shop boys useful methods of woodworking and mechanical drawing. Some of their Mrs' Geiger, home economics teacher' demon' projects for this past year were making coffee tables and lamps. Mr. Reynolds is also co -sponsor of the senior class. strates the different blades of a salad cutter. STUDENTS LEARN - FARMING, HOMEMAKING, ,Wg I ,ff 'E Z Sophomore Home Economics Class prepare salads for their Thanksgiving dinner. 10 Mechanical Mr. Reynolds is demonstrating - Mr Yoder agricultural supervisor tests the perfection in drafting figures. '. . ' . ' DRAFTING fertility of a soil sample. iv+qr,.fsffs'f1' If MJ Q 5553153 .V A , WA I , Future draftsmen draw a sketch for a proj ect. Isa- J' Kent Cunningham gives an oral report on the progress of his crops. STUDENTS LEARN WORLD SITUATIONS ,, W f ., , is ,,-.,,,7,,,,., , .. . . f - .7 . .- I-. .. ,mf H ry L.,,ff,.,,,,. , f - 4 W f 1, ' f' , E. .X H ,. 'fi' . .-af' A .I ., A . -,Wg ,,g,: af:fa-.'iz . . . 53.2-511' A 1 5: -1 I J 'I ' ff' if 53 5 .fr ,P Mr. Ribel points out Indiana, our Hoosier state, which was admitted to the Union in 1816. . , . fi- '- 4 ff??,,. S- 11 M ' 1- -- , iw 4 f1 ..:f--J' JJ? ,,. 1 '52 , ' -' .1 .f.,.lZf ' fwiiff,- 1.-f., , 513 1: M' ,, ,Q -P 'V .. ui, Q, , - rg., . . 1. . . , z - 23' fx v ,. . .. . , . -.. . ,. we fi if? il fi,f'i' j 5.. .1355 ,gj 1 , f '- ,.,, .ts lfl L ' f ' V' .4 ' 1 Q33 , ' ' I ,a vi., 4 .:f. ,, ' I - 4' ' -1- ff . ,Jw 1? '..- r 4, 'X A 1 'Q au- ' ' -2' , . ,Ha -ga 1214 -.1 -.1 ':,,,,,,,- ,A 1- ..., , ,.-. ,f ,auf .'c '23 ' 1 . f if Steve Roe is back in the school library preparing his research paper for U. S. His- tory ll. W E .,,' ww, W' Mr. Longenbaugh takes time out from his posi- tion as principal to teach senior government. Here we interrupted Lloyd Troyer, Debbie Bontrager, and Pray Knowles as they busily study their government. SW A7 'ff P Ronnie Patton lectures his fellow classmates on the early territories in U. S. History II. SCIENCE INTEREST IS HIGH AT L. H. S. Ligonier's aim in social studies is to make the students world -minded. Lessons in world history and economics teach students the achievements man has made through the ages and keeps them well-informed on the events of the present. Mr, Glen Longenbaugh and Mr. Jack Ribel mold us into good citizens who recognize the duties and privileges of good government. Under the able guidance of Mr. Joseph Starkey and Mr, Cecil Yoder the science department has progressed rapidly. Early emphasis is placed on health in the seventh grade and general science in the eighth. Moving on into high school the students encounter biology in their freshman year and the mysteries of plants and animal life. The sophomore review rules of health and safety while the juniors and seniors plunge into the science of motion, mat ter and energy in their physics and chemistry classes. Air Careful! Mr. Starkey, it's liable to go off!! ! Janet I-lite, Carol Harper and Mike Seniff learn fundamental procedures in chemistry. vr The lights have been turned out, and the Freshmen are about to see a film concem- ing biology. F 'qi ,iiifr f . if Mr. Franks demonstrates the principles of Cubism to his art students. fa ,, 1,1 yi P-3 , aff- f I L' r , . v .-wg . .arg -' I gmlglffy it - . T, I :Vyr , , s ,a-t-,,, , - .- v, V 11,5 q ' -1.'f- sm. .' , ' f :mfg-1e', .f , W - ASHA! Q ' f f' , ,,r ini . F ,gf airy., ,153 QA, gf-If fig?-2:53-:f?3n' ,gf4 J, ,h . , t 4, :fd-if, - A 5' ww - , ff V-A--gr- 2 I , ff ' ' ' - 1-f ,f .A Z, , ' , N1 , ' 5 V-pf! I ' 'F E W I, an Wm-fr I Creative art ability is applied to a Christmas PUYY- . ln 1 erggl vs inf' ,A fr, f STUDENTS LEARN Art classes are taught by Mr. Robert Franks throughout the year. Students are taught the basic fundamentals of color and design along with drawing and painting. Proud of our band? lt all comes from hard practice and an early starr in the grades under the direction of Mr. Earl King. The Junior Band 49 strong, all hope to become good players, follow- ing the foot steps of their predicessor, the High School Band. Besides working with the Senior Band, Mr, King sponsors the sophomore class and directs the high school chorus. -Q Chuck Chaffee and Bill Kitson are just rooting while they work under the direction of Mr. King. Year: from now will any of these art student's pictures be hanging in Louvre? 1 4 ' BY DOING ART, MUSIC AND PHYS. ED. Mrs. Robert Dragoo teaches phys. ed, and health and safety to the sophomore and freshman girls. She also has charge of the girls' G.A.A. and over-sees the school library. The G.A.A. is one of the most active girls' groups in Q the high school. It afforts sports-minded girls to de- velop their talents as well as their physical condition. 'ir rvioosnn HEALTH PROBLE Mrs. Dragoo is also co-sponsor of the senior class. Mrs. Dragoo is using one of the many charts to illustrate to her girls' health and safety class. Up! Down! Up! Down! yells Mr. Dragoo to his seventh grade phys. ed. class. I These girls are really stacked! No! The boys of the sophomore phys. ed. class aren't telling fish stories about the one that got away5 they're just being put through their paces by their instructor, Mr. Reynolds. r 1 Ed Clark Cooks .,-1 Awww South Side f Janitor r f V 7 ' ' 41 if if' 4 A 1 Z, X ,.,,,,,.,.,.., , X, , ff , ff 67 I fl Secretary o , if ,if 'o'Al '1'. 'LQ ' f 1' 'fiifif V'- ' f ' '- - ,.-wwf ' ' 'i If 4-:LV . n , 4 Q,:!fZi,,f. L 'I Iff'.,:j1-ff' , f , 'nf ,f H E I Z I i 7 , P L Marjorie Staton w Marie Berkey, Betty Saggars, Donnabelle Shell I 2 1 I ,4 MM Km.. 3 Bus Drlvers , s- ' 7 1 AY, LU, o , Charles Saggars, Ira Speicher .fl V North S1de Janitor A. E. Snyder I6 ,.L YNXCDY n JAMES ROBERT ADAMS Academic Jim Class President 25 Student Council 15 Phy-Chem 3,45 LANCE Assistant Jr. Editor 3, Co-advertising Manager 45 Lettermens Club 2,3,45 TAMING THE BRAT QJol-in Nagelj 35 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH fMr. Pottery 43 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,35 Track 2,3,45 Golf 1,25 Cross Country 45 Honor Society 1,25 Ambition--Dentist. 3 . ROBERT BENDER Vocational Bob F.F.A. 3, Secretary 45 Pep Club 3g Ambition--Undecided. 'fr' ,xx l Ex X A -fi ' , ELDON EUGENE BERKEY 4 Jig, W . Vocational Eldo ' A Class Vice-President 35 F.F.A. l,2,3,-1, Sentinel 2, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 45Pl1y-Chem 45 Lettermens Club 1,2,3,-15 Basketball 1,2,3,-lg Track 35 Ambition--Farmer, if 1 fi 4' ' HQ JUDITH KAY BONFIELD 'VIH-wr Cornmercial Judy Clan Secretary' 25 Student Council 34 C-.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,2gCl'1o- ng: li Librarian 3,45 LANCE Staff Copy Editor 3,45 TAMINC THE BPLT, Svudent Director Eg Minstrel Show 1, AROUND THE STATES ITS 7:0 MINUTES T55 PA PJ-.DE OF THE MONTHS -1gAmbition--Business Cfil l Cgff. 18 Vocational G.A.A. 1 2 3 4 Secretary 33 F.H.A. 233,43 Pep Club 13233343 Chorus DEBORAH ANN BONTRAGER llDebSl1 4 THEIBOARDING HOUSE REACH student Director 4- Minstrel FQ 1,2 3 3 , Sho,w,1, AROUND THE STATES IN so M,INUTES 3, PARADE OF THE MONTHS 43 Ambition--Manchester College. BA RBARA MAY BOTTS d Barb Aca emic Class Treasurer 13 Student Council 43 F.H.A. 132, Treasurer 3,43 Phy- Chem 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 13233343 Band l,2,3,'43 TAMING THE BRAT QMyrtlej 33 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH fBetty Lou Maxwellj 43 Ambition--Ball State Teachers College. Commercial - Linda Class Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council 23 F.H.A. 13 Pep Club 1,3343 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Sextet1,23 Office Staff 43 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH Prompter 43 Ambition Secretary. LINDA LOU CAS KEY Il KAREN C-HLEE CHIDDISTER Commercial Karen C.A.A. 1,2,3,-13 Pep Club 13233343 Chorus 1,33-13 Clee Club 133,-13 Sextet 1,2333-lg Band 1,2333-13 TAMING TI-EE BRAT Prompter 33 Minstrel Show 13 AROUND THE STATES IN 80 MINUTES 3g PARADE OF THE MONTHS 43 Ambition--Secretary. V! 19 JA NICE ALAYNE CORMICAN GLENDA LOU CRIPE Commercial Glenda Class Vice-President 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,-1, President 3, Honor Chapter Chairman -1, Delegate to State Convention 3,43 Pep Club 43 Chorus 1,2,3,-1, Chorus Librarian 2,3,-15 LANCE Staff Business Manager 3,45 TAMING THE BRAT QMyra Jasonj 3, THE BOARDINC HOUSE REACH fBernadine Smithj -15 Minstrel Show 1, AROUND THE STATES IN 80 MINUTES 3, PARADE OF Tl-HZ MONTHS 45 Honor Society 15 Ambition--Secretary. Academic Janice G.A.A.1,2,3,4gPhy-Chem Club 45 Pep Club 1,35 Chorus 1,3,43 Sex- tet 25 PARADE OF THE MONTHS 45 Ambition--Nurse. 'Hb' Wig Lf? KENT 1.eROY CUNNINGHAM 'f A591112 Voc ational ll! W, 'CW WZW' 1F75 f DOROTHY KAY GARVIN avional D0rt G, 1,Z,'i,41 F.H.A. l,2,3,-4, Song Leader 35 Pep Club 3,45 Chorus I Z '13, Glu: Club 2,37-lg Suftet 2,-15 Band 15 Librarian 3g THE IGUXZPLDITJG HOUSE REACH QAunt Maryj -lg PARADE OF THE f,fU.'I'Tl:'3 4. f-.mbilion--Undecided. Joe Class President 15 Student Council 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,-1, Secretary 2, Sentinel 3,-13 Lettermens Club 2,3,-1, President -13 Basketball 1,2,3,-15 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Cross-Country 35 Phy-Chem -15 Ambition--Farmer. T SUE ANN GOODRICH Academic Suzie Sunshine Society Uvlillersburgj l,2, Pep Club 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, QMillersburgj, LANCE Staff 4, TAMING THE BRAT QLottiej 3, PARADE OF THE MONTHS 4, Girls' State Alternate 3, Ambition--Commercial Artist or Bookkeeper. X Q JIM EVA GOODWIN Commercial Jimmy F.H.A. 1,4, Pep Club 3, Chorus 1,2, Band Twirler 2,43 TAMING THE BRAT fMrs. Nagelj 3, Minstrel Show 1, Ambition--Undecided. CAROLYN KAY GUNDER Vocational ' Gundy G.A.A. 1,2,3,-1, F.H.A. 1,2,3,-4, Pep Club 3,45 Chorus l,3,4, Glee Club 3, THE BOARDINC HOUSE REACH QRubyj 4, Minstrel Show 1, AROUND THE STATES IN 80 MINUTES 3, PARADE OF THE MONTHS 4, Ambition--Armed Forces. N81 : I CAROL ANN HARPER Academic Rosebud Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,-1, F.H.A. 1,2,3,-1, Par- liamentarian 3, Phy-Chem 4, Pep Club 1,'.Z,3,-1, Secretary 2, Chorus 1,25 LANCE Staff Junior Editor 3, Editor 4, Office Stafi 3,-1, TAM- INC THE BRAT fLouisej 3, THE BOARDING HOUSE REA CH Uvlrs. Maxwellj-1, Minstrel Show 1, Honor Society 2, Ambition--Ball State Teachers College. RUPERT RAY HICKS General decided. N--.gi JANET MAXINE HITE Academic .Iayce G.A.A. 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 F.H.A. 1, His- torian 25 Phy-Chem 45 Pep Club 1,253,115 LANCE Staff Typist 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Office Staff 45 Honor Society 25 Ambition-- Ball State Teachers College. ell Vocational ma ' 3 'umfw' W l Hicker-Dicker TAMING THE BRAT Stage Manager 35 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH QHerman Ninety-Volt Jonesj 45 Track 15 Ambition--Un- 'ln GENEVIA ARDELIA HOLM llcibll TAMING THE BRAT Program 35 THE BOARDING HOUSE REA CH Program-ns5 Honor Society 15 Ambition--Undecided. DORIS MAE KAPLAN Academic Mane GJ-.,15.. 1,2,3545 F.H.A. 1,2, Vice-President 3, Parliamentarian 45 Play-Chem 45 Pep Club 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Clee Club 1,2,3,45 Sex- tet 15252545 Pep Band 4g Band 15253545 THE BOARDING HOUSE PE!-,CH fI.ucy Burnsj 45 Girls' State Representative 35 Honor Society 152,755 Minztrel Show 15 AROUND THE STATES IN 80 MINUTES 35 PAP!-.DE OP THE MONTHS 45 Ambition--Medical Research. Academic Bob Student Council 45 Phy-Chem 3,45 Band 1,2,3,-15Ambition--Undecided. ROBERT KARL KITSON uv' T71 WILLIAM KAY KITSON Academic Bill Class Vice-President 45 Phy-Chem 3,-lg Band 1,2,3,-15 Ambition-- Undecided. General Ray Band 1,2,3,-lg Ambition--Railroad worker. -i' RAY COE KNOWLES STANLEY JEROME LeMIEUX Academic Ml-lx Class Vice-President 23 Phy-Chem 3,-45 TAMINC THE BRAT fJerryj3g THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH QConnollyj -15 Golf Club 25 Ambition-- Draftsman. 65' i, ,.. vw -nl ow Academic tiff' A' HOWARD GLYNDON LEWIS, Jr. Butch Phy-Chem 3,45 TAMING THE BRAT fDavej 35 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH QLimpy McGuirej 45 Ambition--Air Force. CASSANDRA MAE MANGES Vocational Sandy G.A.A. 1,25 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Sextet 3,45 Minstrel Show 15 AROUND THE STATES IN 80 MINUTES 35 PARADE OF THE MONTHS 45 Ambition--Office Work. 371 ' I -af? DOROTHY MAY MILLER Commercial 'Q'--o-vpvr WILLIAM DAVID MOORE Dox't F.H.A. 1,25 Honor Society 15 Pep Club 1,25 Ambition--Secretary. xl 'QF'-1? !-.cadcrnic Bin V7 Phy-Cllcrn 3,4, President 45 Lcttermen's Club 3,45 THE BOARDING S-ua., HOUSE REACH UM. Tfiaxwcllj 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Honor Society 1,35 Asst. Audio-Visual Director 3,45 Science Pair 2,45 Ambitione-Purdue University. 2-4 X f- CATHERINE ANN NESBITT Vocational F.H.A. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus lg Minstrel Showg Ambition-- Beauty Operator. P-777-ww-ffqwvv':raW5v-vyfsg'---vi-rvf' - - - ---H I' fi? 'sf 4.1 KAREN! LUCILLE PETERSON Commercial Class Treasurer 25 Honor Society 15 Pep Club 2,3, Vice-President 45 Band Twirler 1,2,3,-15 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH Prompter 45 Ambition--Secretary. 'Zi Cathy SYLVLA LAURIE O'BRI.EN Commercial Sue Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Librarian 33 Pep Band 43 Ambition-- Secretary. lIPet.yll ana' LINDA MAY REED Commercial Lin G.A.A.1,2g F.H.A. 1,2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3,-13 Chorus l,2,3g Minstrel Show lg AROUND THE STATES IN 80 MINUTES 35 Ambition-- Commercial Art. 25 'I' xv 1. - :J ,, 'wh 1-.,I'j. :.- 4 . , 'fJI- 1 II I? II. B A11 1- V, lI,.1 , 1,. 1 r., ' J 1 , ' 1, ,. f 1 L 1 .- ' ' 1 1 I A . 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PATRICIA KAY SCHROCK Academic Pat G.A.A. 152,35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Songleader 2,45 Phy-Chem 45 Pep Club 1,2535 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Sextet 2,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Minstrel Show 15 AROUND THE STATES IN 80 MINUTES 35 PARADE OF THE MONTHS 45 Ambition--Undecided. 1 XA 1,4 1 Q JOHN MICHAEL SENITF Academic Mike Class President 3,45 Student Council 25 Phy-Chem 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Stage Manager 45 LANCE Staff Asst. Advertising Mgr. 3, Co- Advertising Mgr. 45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 TAMING THE BRAT Hess Pomeroyj 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 152,35 Track 1,2,3, 45 Cross Country 45 Ambition--Tri-State College. 26 RONNY GENE SHAW General Ronny Ambition- -Construction Worker LORENE KAY SHEPPARD Academic ELLEN JANE SIMMONS Academic Ellie Class Secretary 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Delegate to State Convention 3, Vice-President 45 Phy-Chem 45 Pep Club 2,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 C-lee Club 3,45 Minstrel Show 15 AROUND THE STATES IN 80 MINUTES 35 PARADE OF THE MONTHS 45 Honor Society 1,25 Ambition--Registered Ntuse. GLORY SUSANNE SPRAGUE Mottj 45 Ambition--Housewife. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Phy-Chem 45 Pep Club 15253545 Chorus 15 Li- brarian 45 Minstrel Show 15 Ambition--Teacher. Reenie F5370 Vocational Glorabe11 F.H.A. 153,45 Pep Club 35 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH fMrs. JUDITH ELAINE STANGER Vocational Jud F.H.A. 3,4g Pep Club 1,2,35 Ambition--Undecided. ,fx 5 JOHN P. STANLEY Academic Long John F.F.A. 15 Phy-Chem 3,45 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH fWi1buxj 43 Ambition--Commercial Radio Operator. T V THOMAS BRUCE TAYLOR ll Tom! General Phy-Chem 3,45 TAMING THE BRAT fextra playerjg Track lg Am- bition--Butcher in a meat market. i H Tj v' frj .s j T m ef uf -,-J-1!f':.., f : PATRICIA JANE THOMAS f' General Pat F.H.!-.. 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Chorus 23 Ambition--Secretarial School. LLOYD ELMER TROYER Vocational Lloyd F.F.A. 1,2, Vice-President 3, President 45 TAMING THE BRAT Stage Manager 35 Honor Society 25 Ambition--Air Force Pilot. pq xQU9 3 LARRY DEAN TULLY TAMING THE BRAT fExtra playerj 35 TI-IE BOARDING HOUSE REACH fl-Iercules Nelsony 43 Ambition--Barber. if DENNIS LEE TUVELL 'f General Larry General Carney Ambition--Undecided. 1' e ,I 'il ,m Ki ,NR :tie M Q X N :L '+A 1 .x xc, X5 in 5-6' WILLIAM HENRY VORNDRAN 'R l if General Bill Phy-Chem 3,43 Ambition--Undecided. 'H . 3 he- xw, V 29 X ..u fx. Zi iii JUDITH ANN WOLF Commercial W Secretary. PATSY RUTH YODER Academic Pah-ee C.A.A. 1,2,3,43F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Editor l3Phy-Chem 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Chorus 13 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice -President 3, President 45 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3,45 Pep Band 43 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH QNoraj 43 Minstrel Show ls Ambition--Registered Nurse. No goal is ever too great to strive forg nor is it ever too great to attain. Flower Carnation , Leading us through our Senior year of school were: Mike Seniff, president5 Bill Kitson, vice-presidentg Ellen Sim- mons, secretaryg and Linda Caskey, treasurer. vlljudyll F.H.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35Band Twirler l,2,3,43 Ambition-- Colors Green and White This is one big happy family? Z Say it ju , fr q st once more. Fight 'em! 41 ,a ,:f , , ll ff' a ld, ' X QT :1 2' .1 if THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH my knee! - , . Ill' ju-e Il ,Ill B , X x 1 1 .- 51' H? ,- Q. if Y l 1,9 til Ill I 154, , Up! Down! Up! Down! Q 1 . X 1 B 5 'mxjfg Artist at work! .ie f HH 1 11 What a sight! ! ! A sleeping beauty! f ! Oh, excuse us! Are we inter- rupting anything ? iT 5 1 . i E 'Lf ' V W aa fa bszfgh, '4 A .1 I ' ,Q N i v r3g'.'9i ' A -I F I Q ?,i,1 E R i - ' as Z J' '35 Worry wort! The Grand Finale! 1? D 't ' I I cl U1 . Care-ful! Don't smear. Saiioxigihilglm, ere .ue 'a.7 J W! 'S1eepwalker! TAMING THE BRAT What did you say, Vivian? Ladder to success??? One last peek! YOUNG AT HEART The finishing touches! Ray, are you trying to hide your burmudas? tr, H5 sig Banquet Prom snuck. I' .,C f, 11-- tr -,, ,1 .,r-uiff'u.:I , , . ....BagodaInn... Goshen Gymnasium . . . Sheppards , . ., Syracuse .,.. . .... with police escort . Crossroads . . . Restaurant xxx X '- Practice for Patsy's grand 6:30-8:30 9:00-12:00 12:00-1:00 1:30-4:00 4:00-5:00 6I1t1'3.I1Ce . Fairy tales can come true, it could happen to you if you're Young at Heart. K S 1 , QRS f 1 . , Hooray! Finished at last! .....-4... i 0 V wx' Q .., . . ..-----v..,.a-as-.- V 1...-A -.,. Nu- ..,1 ,, -. , Vw,-. v . 41 ll S A - A -1 A .. JUNIOR Ronnie Patton Janet Hunter P1'9Sid211'E Vice President Sally Blake Don Brode Jim Burns Pat Cass Chuck Chaffee Nancy Cochran Jerry Cooper Ronnie DeBolt Larry DePew Danny Duesler Carolyn Fleck George Kendall Steve Kime Roy Knowles Ronnie Lindemuth Marsha Meroney Elaine Miller Jerry Miller Nina Patrick Gloria Patton CLASS Mary Jane Schrock Linda Orewiler This class, sponsored by Mr. Starkey, elected HS officers at the first of the year with Carolyn Fleck and Jerry Miller to serve on the Student Council Secretary Treasurer Norma Patton Kenny Pehlke Steve Roe Connie Roher Gloria Jean Schlemmer Carol Schuman Jeanne Sharpe Adrian Shell John Shoudel Gloria Jean Simmons Martha Slabaugh Doug Sledge Ben Smith Sharon Sprague Roger Stahley Nancy Summerville Marilyn Targgart Judy Trowbridge Judy Wade Jerry West Connie White Marilyn Yeatts 1 l ,f 'T' I 35 Q.-Q f 'x iv' Ci M , 4. 4 14 f X Y 1 v X f 5' '7 f f ' 7 1 f ' 'r ff f nf , f X4 H f 4 f ' if I fic., 4 1 f f f ff ff fn! I f '4 Z f if f f 'n774'fWf':'- '. ff f f , 4 The sophomore class really brightened things up around L.H.S., when they first sported their Western blue and white class sweaters. The class, sponsored by Mr. King, held two parties this year, which were enjoyed by all attending. L, af' mud , 1-1 W 'W' , ., ef , f if jf Q s V ,, ., 31 1' if rn, M1459 l I A fi 1 4. la , , 1 4' ' ,arf Mm, A '7 14 ,zffyyg 1 f X '27, , f ' f f QQ 417 11: if Wf ' I , f f 561 , f ,,5i, ', X 5 . , , V 14, ,f Af ' WW? yf f 4 4 f ,fr f , ,Q ff f fl' 4 0, If f 1 1, qw f , ...-.-:,a.l...,. -,..4..,, ,J Bob Trowbridge Laird Wysong President Vice-President Jerry Christlieb Pat Christlieb Joe Cormican Carol Cripe Kenny Donaldson Dean Duesler Gene Duesler Iva Jean Dull Ken Gaerte Jim Gangwer Judy Garber Janet Grooms Jim Hawkins Toby Hayes Twila I-Ieffner Dennis I-Iire Mike Slabaugh Secretary Viola Mast Gene Mazelin Shirley Miller Paul Reid Susie Schwab Gloria Schwietert Ronnie Sheppard Jeanne Stoelting Kay Stump Tom Swartz Monte Tope Mary Vanette Dorma Wade Gay West Bonnie White Randy Wiley They ordered their class rings in the latter part of the year so they would be sure to have them as juniors. The Student Council members, chosen by the class, are Gaylord West and Dorma Wade. Don Myers Treasurer Chuck Kreckman Kathy LcCount Linda Leslie I Brenda Hunt 'G 13 ht' 'vw' 43' The freshman class of this year has a very large enrollment of 63'students. The Student Council representatives are Viki Grigsby and Gary Goffeney with Mrs. Geiger as our sponsor. 5 My Connie Becker Larry Berkey Jim Botts 1 , 38 FRESHMAN Ed Sprague Carol Miller David Burns Ronnie Bussie Carolyn Claspell Marilyn Claspell Carol Conrad Brenda Cripe Rickey DeBolt Joyce DePew Terry Elijah Marilyn Ellis Julia Fisel Larry Frey Lucy Frick Bill Fulk Susan Galloway Gary Garber Marilyn Gard Gary Goffeney David Griffith Viki Grigsby Bonnie Gunder Denny Gunder Beverly Hartman Sharon Hooley Glen Hicks CLASS Loretta Shell Marcia Bowen Carol Kile Dorothy Lenagcher Jack Lepird Linda Long Fannie Mast Ellen McClure Perry Miller Dennis Morris Thelma Moser Jim Nelson Kenneth O'Brien Philip Patrick David Saggars Steve Saggars Daniel Schrock Terry Shaw Leileni Sheppard Rita Sledge Frank Smith . Jill Smith Noah Stump Virginia Von Blon Susan Walters Marjorie Willsey Carol Wrightsman We ordered our class pins from Herff-Jones and had a get- acquainted party. Ginny Hull Phil Hunter David Keith 1 39 1 r Us 'T The eighth grade, under the sponsorship of Mr. Ribel, has been busy preparing to enter high school. Marge Barnum f '- , vrfrffx 4 v 2:0Ez2 '-'V' E311 - , fr-wp ,ef vp-L.. ':::-:pss'r:':::- '1 4- ff -4 J '-r 1- . 1-mx-:.'1-11.1 1 N f .,,,, WWW if .4 4 MMM ii: 'fm 22 'K f , xg I 1 1 ga , f G '1' 1 1 'K X442 9' 4 4 ,, , Z I 3 1 1, If J , , fn- Win ' I 1 ,y':1g2f-11,3253 j i- W ' -MTC 4 12,55.25.213555-2i1'fi,'f,Q'Q311521115-252 V Ii ., -M.. ' rf. 2315324222252 , F' 1 .- WZ? ' y Q f ' GL V X f . ...,.,,..., .,., . , , M-. ,V Q.: ''-.1::'1:,:,'.f'::'.':'.,.',.,::1'1f:,e . iii ' Y-1rE?1E1:rgE1E21: , W1 1 I fl, ' IJ? K 37 ., 9 s 111 ' IH Viiu i, - , ,f 'I ' J , fi John Fleck Cappy Kidd President Vice-President Barbara Becker Paula Blake Robert Caldwell Linda Clark Nancy Coyle Rodger Crothers Adrian Duesler Karen Dull Stephen Fisel Stephen Foster Morris Godfrey Jerre Goodrich Anne Griffith Terry Growcock Nina Hunter Robert LeCoum Shirley Lepird Secretary Allen Matchett Georgia Moser Gary Oberg Carolyn Patton Peggy Reid Caryl Sedgwick Claude Schrock Robert Schrock Charlotte Shoudel Mary Ann Smith George Sprague William Sprague Steve Stump Douglas Wiley Hardy Ye atts Linda Benedict Tre asurer During the year they elected Caryl Seclgewick and Marge Barnum as cheerleaders for the junior high games and also elected Bob Schrock and Caryl Sedgewick as Student Council representatives Lowell Longenb augh FTTJQ The seventh Grade has 38 students this year. The class elected Steve Miller and Loretta Moser as Student Council representatives. A variety party was held December 16 in the gym. Mike Bailey SEVENTH Don Coy John Myers Rickey Beckner Joan Cass Clifford Chaffee Bobby Conrad Sara Crothers Harry Frick Sandra Garber Mary Jane Gose Terry Gose Jonathan Gosser Livi Crigsby Jim Hartman Connie I-luffer Allen Miller Gregg Moser Loretta Moser GRADE Steve Miller Nancy Conrad One of the class projects for geography was to make a scrap book on one country. We sent to different embassies and offices for information. The class also enrolled in the Teen Age Book Club. Lawrence Rex Mike Rex Jack Roher Linda Sprague Gary Joe Stanger Mary Stanley John Staton Sammy Stump Donna Summerville Kathy Trowbridge Barbara Vance Ronald Wallace n Mary Jane Walters Terry West Euretta Wolf Clyde Patrick r 531 3- gs be Was! 'if 45 rg , 5,1 Dee Johnson! What a thrill! Hey there, Bright Eyes! Don't drink it all! ,.f ff., .7 7 , , W V 0. M I P , , 1 I W'here've you been girls? 'A f f Q Shake, rattle, and roll, I5 42' 7, Lower 11 mb! Elvis' competition . fa ern ' our editorrp? Inter0sting?? 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II W ' Q H..--je-Q .xx ...,. 1. p., , '17, ,zivf . . -,f Y Kent Cunmngham Semox' Forward 12 ,S H E, as x Eldon Berkey K Senior--Center , . '9- Coach Beck Bill Moore Senior--Forward Steve Roe Jerry Miller Junior--Guard Junior--Forward y... E 5 TSX' x99 Jlm Adams Senior--Guard 1 D , Jerry Cooper 5 T .1 Junior--Center Ass't. Coach Hayes ' ' John Shoudel Junior--Guard Mike Seniff Ronnie Patton Senior- -Guard Junior--Forward ,lim is ouR VARSITY RECORD Basketball, the Hoosier hysteria, hit Ligonier with 5 X ' 5 full force this year as the Raiders fought gallantly ' 3 , 5 ' through every minute of every game. Said Coach 2 I ' Beck, The boys never gave up. 1 The net men lost 5 seniors: Jim Adams, guard, Kent dd , A - l . . V , f Cunningham, forward, Eldon Berkey, center, Mike Seniff, guard, and Bill Moore, forward. Such names . as Ronnie Patton, John Shoudel, Jerry Cooper, Gay West, Jerry Miller, and others will be seen again on next year's roster. The Raiders, ending up with a 9-11 season, eamed their first victory when they defeated the Wawaka Warriors, an inexperienced, yet always threatening team. The next two games saw the varsity five defeated by the Albion Trojans, county champs of '59, in a hotly contested game, and the Millersburg Millers, a strong offensive team. I --- The powerful Angola Hornets met defeat at the hands of the Raiders in an exciting overtime game. As the Jon Bonfield, statistici-an, and Ken three minutes of overtime play were fast diminishing, Eililissgfdfrlfllit51nSS1Qa?Egg.eHJ0Y Jim Adams was fouled and sunk the basket that did the trick for the victorious Raiders, The next week the Ligonier team went to Kendallville for one of the biggest and longest anticipated games of the season. Being in top physical and mental con- dition, they gave an outstanding performance defeating the Comets by a score of 70-62. The Raiders met defeat when they encountered Columbia City and North Webster, but came back 4424 ,, 't , J ' 'J 5 to win against the Waterloo team 57 -50. The next three games were disasterous for the Raiders as they lost to Shipshewana -Scott 52-54, Middlebury 49-68, and Wolf Lake 76-45. The Raiders won over the Lions of LaGrange in a real thriller, the final score being 65-62, lost to the Rome City Romans by 7 points, and defeated the Churubusco Eagles 63-62. This game could be considered another feather in the cap of the Raiders. Kosciusco Cotuity Champs, the Syracuse Yellow Jackets, had a tough time defeating the big five but finally managed to outscore them by 3 points. The Raiders lost no time in coming back as they defeated the Kingsmen of Penn Township by a score of 80--19. The last two games found the Raiders victorious over the Avilla Panthers and then in the final game of the season lost a tough one to the Cromwell Spartans. 2.4 '22 2. PEP BAND l . FIRST ROW, QLeft to Righty: Patsy Yoder, Doris Kaplan, Sylvia O'Brien, Ellen McClure. SECOND ROW: Leileni Sheppard, Viki Grigsby, Dennis Hire, Terry Elijah, Dean Duesler, KenPehlke, Eddie Sprague. THIRD ROW: Ben Smith, Larry DePew, Gene Mazelin, Chuck Chaffee, Dick Becker. TWIRLERS FIRST ROW, QLeft to Righty: Carol Schuman, Judy Wade, Sharon Hooley. SECOND ROW: Judy Wolf, Jim Eva Goodwin, Judy Saggars, Janet Hunter. , I -x . if SECOND TEAM 55 3 M' JS-4, X LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Trowbridge, John Adams, Laixd Wysong, Ken Gaerte, Terry Becker, Ronald Shep pard, Jim Hawkins, Monte Tope, Joe Cormican, Gene Duesler, Don Myers. 639 Q A'f' f' ? MR 57 43 'l l1e?qJ... .lm w-1 X ' na. na M... ...AL il Aqix H 39 ?n +'E3.,. , 'fx- .2 tk :,,w-h . ,Q ml .- - M,.a - 1 FRESHMAN TEAM It 921' I ,Q f mi W X J, MQ Iv' -jj, ' J V ? FIRST ROW, fLeft to Righty: Jack Lepird, Jim Botts, David Griffith, David Saggars, Philip Patrick, Frank Smith, Gary Goffeney, Perry Miller. SECOND ROW: Glen Hicks, Eddie Sprague, Terry Elijah, Larry Ber- key, Steve Saggars, Dennis Gunder, Ricky DeBolt. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM FIRST ROW, fLeft to Righty: Clyde Patrick, John Staton, Harry Frick, Steve Miller, Rickey Beckner. SEC- OI-D POW: Donald Coy, Terry West, Doug Wiley, Cappy Kidd, Jack Roher. THIRD ROW: John Myers, Allen Miller, Gary Oberg, Jbhn Fleck, Jerre Goodrich. BASEBALL 55 3811541 1 FIRST ROW, fLeft to Rightj: Gene Donaldson, Jim Hawkins, Ronnie Patton, Laird Wysong, Don Myers, Jim Botts, Jack Lepird. SECOND ROW: Bobby Trowbridge, Terry Elijah, Gaylord West, Jerry Cooper, Kent Cunningham, Glen Hicks, Joe Cormican. - D. Myers K W R. Patton T. Elijah U If L. Wysong Trowbridge J' Cooper G. West l Q g 53 Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier G. Hicks 0 '7 O 1958 Scores 4 Cromwell 2 Churubusco 3 W awaka 6 5 Rome City 'Z 2 Wolf Lake 9 2 Avilla 4 14 South Whitley 10 4 Middlebury 6 Albion 11 TRACK FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: Gene Duesler, John Adams, Glen Hicks, Jim Haw- kins, Toby Hayes, Donnie Myers. SECOND ROW: Joe Cormican, John Shoudel, Ron Patton, Eddie Sprague, Laird Wysong, Jerry Miller, Monte Tope. THIRD ROW: Jim Adams, Ken Gaerte, Mike Seniff, Chuck Chaffee, Ronnie Sheppard, Jerry Cooper, Terry Becker. CROSS-COUNTRY .iiwx q df- ', LWWQ1-al 'I , 'I I B-IL 9' - .gig N ug Q '25 Q :3 FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: Laird Wysong, Jerry Miller, Joe Cormican, Eddie Sprague, Jim Adams, Gene Duesler. SECOND ROW: Bill Moore, Ron Patton, Mike Seniff, Eldon Bcrkey, John Shoudel, Glen Hicks. n,,,.,--- '? .,,..-g v Q .,,,s-v-- 4. 1,' AV-- .-,-ff if-1 1-,ii ,i..,f- -il. ,if- ,.,Z- iff, ,fff-' '-,pl ..-ff' ,lf .lf-' n,,. ,-,.,,f ,QI-f., il- fl, il. -il ,,..,4 .,.,- ,.,-f- ,..-..-fb , ag, 'Wi . ,-H Legg -fr 'M ,A tggiagfs. . ' ,....f' .l,.......x--'-- nf ' ' an ' 'F VI, 5 .,...- gr... ! I, ..-- A ,,,... ,,...- g G-.,,. ,,.,f- ' -f-14,- ,,,....- 5 ,,,...-. 1 V ...-- 9 i --ff' v vig, 1 ,,,.. ,,,. x I . I rf ' 4 I , i . . I I X A 1 i ...A ........- W 3 Y I 4 1 1 , x k ill 'f ,, Z iQ. Fir- TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors Classes Sports ........ Organizations ..... . . Elementary .... .... Advertising .... .... 5 w--------- I OFFICE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenda Cripe, Linda Caskey, Judy Saggars, Carol Harper, and Janet I-lite. LIBRARY STAFF 5 I naw., f - I 1 STANDING, fLeft to Righty: Marilyn Yeatts, Mary Vanette, Pat Christlieb. SEATED: Lorena Sheppard. -- - 5' r :,, Xia Q ' '45 fs F E! 37, . 1 -,. 1 . '-rf - A-.ffta-if K' ,,A,,ng,'f , '9' th ' 3' if?-, ,434 SEATED, fLeft to Righty: Janet Hiteg Carol Harper, editorg Jim Adams, adver- tising managerg Judy Bonfield. STANDING: Mike Seniff, advertising managerg Glenda Cripe, business managerg Sue Ann Goodrichg Betty Rexg Danny Duesler, photographer. ,L Mrs. Woodworth - Preparation of the dummy copies takes E much time and patience. H I I Q, X 124i 'f - Transferring the material from the dummy These two staff members concentrate on Copy copies to the layouts is an exacting job. material for the various activities in the I , w . 4 . 'gr ff' Rx mx 1 I lllsw ' V' I 'N 1 1 i U, 'f'i .- I ru 1 nf: Q,-'iq u 3 ci if 'S 1-b Llqifg -E S s' -a ni' L,-43, X was iiki V x FIRST ROW, fLeft to Rightj: Kent Cunningham, Bill Moore, Eldon Berkey, Mike Seniff, Jim Adams. SECOND ROW: Bob Trowbridge, Jerry Miller, Joe Cormican, Roy Knowles, John Shoudel, Denny Gunder, Don Myers. TI-HRD ROW: Laird Wy- song, Ronnie Patton, Jerry Cooper, Gaylord West, Terry Elijah, Glen Hicks, Gene Duesler. ld LETTERMEN'S CLUB Mr. Beck O .13 f,:gzri1za',w, of high zchoul boys who have -ive-d a letter .filzixg part in Sornc sport. The .'?.1f'i1 l ,S-1 :ur j ,rtzcipatiuri are basketball, 1, 2:91,-u,l..t.,., ar.: track. Tir-,A principal pur- ,1 ihip 1145 i, to tai., Q ci' if, on-J the first team '-gioiill pla1,'erL to The 2121 Tours +-'. in Indianapolis fp: ' 'fi',.l'l ow ulirninab,-J ' ,ffm ning the State cf,n'wn'if:r. 'I ..'- , czzcv ti month ik V-1 fujvl-rzfririg yr' 4- gzwf hn,irie52, i of ily' LL-it-frrnuri r : PIL-ni, Crm- ' .rf-'.id+'riY,5 Dnnniv r '1:fr',,g :ind 555 ':'mi,n, 1.rw:1,urf'r. w Q' 'Qi FIRST ROW, fLeft to Rightj: Connie Becker, Kay Stump, Sharon Sprague, Janet I-lite, Nancy Cochran, Carol Schuman, Doris Kaplan. SECOND ROW: Jeanie Sharpe, Barbara Botts, Carol Conrad, Susie Schwab, Iva Jean Dull, Lorene Sheppard Carolyn Fleck, Debbie Bontrager. THIRD ROW: Elaine Mill ler, Julia Fisel, Nancy Summerville, Dorothy Garvin, Martha Slabaugh, Viki Grigsby, Mary Jane Schrock, Susan Walters. FOURTH ROW: Jeanie Stoelting, Karen Peterson, Karen Chiddister, Carolyn Gunder, Carol Harper, Leileni Sheppard, Ginny Hull, Pat Yoder, Judy Saggars. 'V R. Mrs. Dragoo GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G.A.A. began its year's activities with softball. During this six weeks' period, the girls who were interested in be- coming members were required to attend every meeting. At the end of this period, an initiation party was held in the gym. Nine girls were initiated. Our next activity was basketball, which was played for two six weeks' periods. Our last activity for the year was volleyball, and during this time our C.A.A. sponsored a volleyball Playday, which was held at Ligonier. r 5 -al'- 1 .i 4, l,, n 1.1113 Mrs. Dragoo nthuziairnl FIRST ROW, fLeft to Righty: Pat Yoder, Barbara Botts, Carol Harper, Karen Peterson, Janet Hite, Judy Saggars, Linda Reed, Deb Bontrager, Dorrna Wade. SECOND ROW: Connie White, Ellen Simmons, Glenda Cripe, Linda Caskey, Lorene Sheppard, Dorothy Garvin, Cathy Nesbitt, Carolyn Gunder. Judy Garber. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Fleck, Marilyn Targgart, Nancy Cochran, Elaine Miller, Judy Wade, Carol Schuman, Martha Slabaugh, Marilyn Yeatts, Connie Roher. FOURTH ROW: Iva Dull, Susie Schwab, Kay Stump, Jeanie Stoelting, Bonnie White, Randy Wiley, Shirley Miller, Janet Grooms, Twila Heffner. FIFTH ROW: Viki Grigsby, Ginny Hull, Sharon Hooley, Jill Smith, Joyce DePew, Connie Becker, Carol Mil- ler, Carol Kile, Mary Vanette. SIXTH ROW: Susan Galloway, Susan Walters, Lucy Frick, Julia Fisel, Loretta Shell, Carol Conrad, Carolyn Claspell, Marilyn Ellis, Marjorie Willsey. PEP CLUB The Pep Club, sharply uniformed in bright red blouses, formed the energetic nucleus which encouraged school spirit and participation at all our basketball games. The Pep Club backed the Raiders through victory and defeat. Rocking the rafters of the gymg the Pep Club, gave out with roars of enthusiasm at our pep sessions and at the ballgames. The officers: President, Elaine Millerg Vice -President, Karen Petersong and Secretary 8: Treas- urer, Judy Wade helped to make our Pep Club a real success this year of 1958-59. 60 ' 5 l V 5 f , 1 v 1 FIRST ROW, fLeft to Rightj: Doris Kaplan, Barbara Botts, Bob Kit- son, Bill Moore, Bill Kitson, Pat Schrock, Carol Schuman. SECOND ROW: Nancy Summerville, Judy Saggars, Patsy Yoder, Janice Cor- mican, Mary Jane Schrock, Janet Hite, Carol Harper, Connie White, Ellen Jane Simmons, Nancy Cochran, Betty Rex, Lorene Sheppard, Carolyn Fleck. THIRD ROW: Bill Vorndran, Stan LeMieux, Jim Adams, Bob Baker, Dan Duesler, Tom Taylor, Roger Stahly, John Stanley. FOURTH ROW: Jim Burns, Kent Cunningham, Mike Seniff, Jerry Cooper, Chuck Chaffee, Eldon Berkey, Howard Lewis, Dick Becker, Don Brode. Q, X Mr, Starkey PHY-CHEM CLUB The physics and chemistry classes compose the Phy -Chem Club of Ligonier High School. Upon payment of his dues, each student becomes a member of the Science Clubs of Tom Taylor is demonstrating an oxygen ex- periment. ' 'Il , ,.-, 1 America. I ' I I 2 x The members of the club select committees who present , f., , f it ' programs about physics and chemistry to other members of I l if V t V ' the club. The officers of the club are as follows: Bill Moore ,S - fl i , president, Bob Kitson, vice-presidentg Bill Kirson, secretary- . - p W '1 il treasurer. Each year several members of the Science Club 'r X Y 'N enter the Regional Science Fair held in Fort Wayne at the Purdue University Center. ll: L. A ' . X 1 ll And laying his finger aside of his nose, he said, Let's get busy! 61 Mrs. Geiger WC 67 A FRONT ROW, QLeft to Rightj: Doris Kaplan, Dorma Wade, Ellen Simmons, Marsha Meroney, Carol Cripe, Marica Bowen, Viki Grigsby Glenda Cripe, SECOND ROW: Norma Patton, Nina Patrick, Marilyn Gard, Sandy Manges, Debbie Bontrager, Pat Schrock, Sally Blake, Carol Conrad, Marge Willsey, Marilyn Claspell, Barbara Bott, Loretta Shell. THIRD ROW: Gloria Patton, Connie Roher, Julia Fisel, Lucy Frick, Joyce DePew, Kathy LeCount, Janet Grooms, Cathy Nesbitt, Dorothy Garvin, Marilyn Ellis, Sharon Sprague, Carol Miller, Brenda Hunt, Judy Stanger, Glory Sprague. FOURTH ROW: Becky Sprague, Jean Schlemmer, Judy Saggars, Marilyn Targgart, Janet Hunter, Carolyn Gunder, Carol Harper, Janet Hite, Karen Peterson, Pat Yoder Jill Smith, Carol Kile, Connie Becker. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Ligonier F.H.A. became an honor chapter by fulfilling all of the goals required. For the first time in the history of the Ligonier F.H.A. Chapter, a member, Glenda Cripe, became a district officer. She is treasurer of the Northeast District. The Chapter stressed public rela- tions this year. The various activities included preparing a float for the Labor Day Parade, placing apples on each teacher's desk, having a Sweetheart Dance, giving a panel discussion led by Mr. O. R. Bangs, our County Probation Officer, going to church as a group, and inviting the grandmothers of the members to participate in a panel discussion about Grandmothers Daze. Our national project is Our Neighbors at Home and Abroad. Our state project is Marriage, Career--and Education for Both. We invited Sina lvankawitsch, a Russian born teenager living in our community, to talk about What the United States Has Done for Me. Several girls enjoyed a wonderful and inspiring time at our State Convention at Indiana University. 62 Wg.. WT Q ,JH -'pun-.q Glenda Cripe, wearing her campaign banner, is standing by the furniture the FI-IA purchased through two bake sales. ix 5 Q l FIRST ROW, QLeft to Righty: Jim Burns, Ken Gaerte, Eldon Berkey, Lloyd Troyer, Kent Cunningham, Bob Bender. SECOND ROW: Dean Duesler, David Burns, Adrian Shell, Steve Saggars, Steve Roe, David Saggars,Steve Kime. 'fix ag Mr. Yoder N N I FUTURE FARMERS Q OF AMERICA The F.F.A. boys take time out from picking corn to ask Mr. Yoder a question. ' The primary aim of the Ligonier Chapter of the F.F.A. is the de- velopment of agricultural leader- ship, co-operation and citizenship. The various activities carried out V by the F.F.A. were community , ' service projects, co-operative activities and leadership activities eg V : to develop these characteristics. so ': vm , S :gn L 0. , ' 1 1 1 JI- - - LJ? 4' ' ' Steve is showing Raising hogs was the project Dean and Gene his white -faced Duesler chose for F.F.A. 63 calf. VCCAL ,mwnmmfwmsfff 1 , Fl 01 QI 2 3 s .v..., ...,....,...F.,,.,.. dm ji .V ,, ww V , -0 1 5 ' Q 52 I' M ,,,' If FIRST ROW QLeft to Rightjz Doris Kaplan, Judy Bonfield, Karen Chiddister, Carolyn Gunder, Ellen Simmons, Glenda Cripe. SECOND ROW: Linda Caskey, Sandy Manges, Janice Cormican, Dorothy Garvin, Debbie Bontrager, Sally Bickel. THIRD ROW: Carol Cripe, Shirley Miller, Dorma Wade, Suzan Walters, Carol Conrad, Marcia Bowen. FOURTH ROW: Connie White, Beverly Hartman, Ginny Hull, Janet Grooms, Viki Grigsby, Susie Schwab. FIFTH ROW: Sally Blake, Judy Trow- bridge, Pat Cans, Twila Heffner, Jeanne Stoelting, Bonnie White. SIXTH ROW: Elaine Miller, Marilyn Yeatts, Carolyn Fleck, Marilyn Targgart, Gene Mazelin, Randy Wiley. SEVENTH ROW: Sue Ann Goodrich, Martha Slabaugh, Gloria Jean Simmons, Marsha Meroney, Lucy Frick, Pat Schmclc, EIGHTH ROW: Gene Duesler, Ed Sprague, Ronnie Sheppard, Dennis Gunder, Jim Hawk- inz, Bobby Trowbridge. 64 FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: Dorothy Garvin, Karen Chiddis- ter, Debbie Bontrager. SECOND ROW: Pat Schrock, Sandy Manges, Doris Kaplan. Ml: ,.,., I' Nancy Cochran E A P- -F -'1 FIRST ROW fI.efttoRightj: Jeanne Stoelting, Ginny Hull, Marcia Bowen. SECOND ROW: b-JF' ' I l 'fi Q v -'V rg . U! I A i b.. Miss Helen Kelly S ...U , iRfi'7i A FIRST ROW fl.eft to Righty: Carolyn Fleck, Marilyn Targgart, Connie White. SEC- OND ROW: Elaine Miller, Marilyn Yeatts, Sally Blake. Bonnie White, Janet Grooms, Susan Walters. 65 Marilyn Targgaff .5 - Aw' 1 . 1 :.'-531.9 MEJ-Zi. 'vu ' -f,-' I A ,J 3 . '4 Q, ,, ' 'F-fl 'lH' tu 5 -. A :U J Q 9 'f jr-1 -- f 3'- nl r- 4 ,- 'Q fill. ' N. 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C-:EQ-w,-. 1.4, R f'.:,A 4 Pb-!1'3'73 4 '7',t' Q M -'i' l ' I ' K 'F ' MXL, 4 'M ' 7 A .F f 'M 'H-'-' A . , . . . , ., .4 V ' . -' 'Q' . '.....' ' X I A-at I sf , ., l . ..- , ' L: A J ., 1 - ' ,L .X it ' ,- ' . vfff' ' , - . vf' A 0 F Q x :' fn D ,. ' . f ' rig, V' 'Q aff- V ff.:-. ' A- I 5x', ' 'VH' J Mk t 1' A 3- ., 'fd 1 ,.. L . I E - ' U .D K ' ,Qvvb 4 N '1 'ffflz M ' K' 3, it . 1. t- I 1 . X ., J' P-A , X - , - 1 ' INSTRUMENTAL Kaplan, Chiddister, Bob and Bill Kitson, O'Brien, Schrock. FIRST ROW Qleft to rightj: C. Sedgewick, L. Clark, C. Herald, M. J. Walters, L. Mis- ner, D. Reed, K. Blake. SECOND ROW: P. Blake, N. Hunter, T. Growcock, D. Coy, K. Dull, M. Fisel, S. Hutchings, R. Matthews, K. Schuman, D. Summerville, H. Frick, S. Miller, L. Longenbaugh, L. Peterson. THIRD ROW: J. Gosser, C. Chaffee, M. Webster, Botts, Bontrager, Yoder, Seniff, Knowles. FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: Pat Yoder, Doris Kaplan, Susie Schwab, Ginny Hull. SECOND ROW: Bill Kitson, Bob Kitson, Jeanne Stoelting, Beverly Hartman, Jack Lepird, Gary Coffeney. THIRD ROW: Carol Conrad, Ellen Mc- Clure, Susan Calloway, Jill Smith, Loretta Shell, Nancy Summerville, Marilyn Targgart, Karen Chiddister. FOURTH P'.O'f'1': Leileni Sheppard, Don Brode, Mary Jane Schrock, Ed Sprgue. 66 MUSIC Earl King S. Foster, K. Cunningham, K. Holbrook, G. Saue, M. J. Roe, J. Duesler, S. Carper, J. Fleck, S. Lepird, H. Yeatts, A. Duesler, R. Becker, D. Kuster, J. Myers, L. Grigs- by, B. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: R. Wal- lace, D. Maddox, A. Matchett, R. Smith, P. LeMieux, B. Schrock, J. Staton, J. Hart man. FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: Thelma Moser, Shirley Miller, Carolyn Fleck, Sylvia O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Karen Dull, Viki Grigsby, Denny Hire, Dean Duesler, Terry Elijah, Jerry Miller, Kenny Pehlke. THIRD ROW: Dick Becker, Nancy Cochran, Chuck Chaffee, Debbie Bontrger, Mike Seniff, Gene Duesler, Bob Trowbridge, Larry DePew, Ben Smith, Terry Becker. FOURTH ROW: Steve Saggars, Gene Mazelin, Ray Knowles, Barbara Botts. 6 7 V HONOR SOCIETY 5 , f ea 6,1 5 tl ,,,,V, 'fi' -v ,, , ,, ,Vw ,sal .. 'X FIRST ROW fI.eft to Righty: Doris Kaplan, Judy Bonfield, Bill Moore, Nancy Cochran, Carol Schuman, Elaine Miller. SECOND ROW: Bob Trowbridge, Bonnie White, Lucy Frick, Susan Walters, Carolyn Fleck, Don Myers, Marcia Bowen. THIRD ROW: Iva Jean Dull, Randy Wiley, Viki Grigsby, Jeanne Stoelting, Cary Goffeney, Beverly Hartman, Brenda Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Mike Slabaugh, Denny Gunder, Ken Caerte, Terry Elijah, Gaylord West, Glen I-licks, Laird Wysong. STUDENT COUNCIL xwwsh Nqwvwnkflxfx i, 1124 wi '-. FIPST ROW fLeftto Righty Jerry Miller, Carolyn Fleck, Barb Botts, Bob Kitson, Gay West, Dorma Yiadff, SIQCOI-ID ROW: Lorelta Moser, Steve Miller, Viki Grigsby, Gary Goffeney, Caryl Sedgewick, HUHITX' SCHTUCIK. mum If 1: U f 1 53 Q 4 I, 4 QIIEIIWII -A WX RPDES Karen Blake Susie Carper Marilyn Caskey Connie Chicldister Sandra Chxistlieb Cynthia Clark Barbara Claspell Jimmy Creps Mike Donaldson Jane Duesler Marc Fisel Sandra Foster Bobby Gangwer Nancy Grams Ed Cunder Linda Gunder Karen Holbrook Sandra Hollinger Marilyn Hunter Steve Hutchings Connie Kelly Bonnie Kelly Dick Kuster Patty Lcfviieux Patty Lough Davoe Maddox Rick Matthevv Linda Misner Barbara Moore Donna Reed .Jim Picilcr Gregg Saue Kenny Schuman Keith Sheppard SCPAUCIK glrfnudtl Kf1Y,l'l'f STfilll'n P lCk gfflllli Dicf 'lhfmnpson Marcia .2 ffhftcr Puth Ylfgllrnarr f f iff Mr. Robert Hayes SIXTH GRADE 4, 1 Gail Anderson V W f Bill Barnum ' i 7 , Russ Becker Marilyn Benedict ba Kgs ' , Z YA . 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' e 2- B a 1 'C dh W , ' . ff- fa' W W- , r 5 -. YW rg. w A , r V - , ll x I , ymf l , ,f ,X ul ws, f sw, H hz, . i. 3.5 ..- ' f, mu far 'za ll - , Q -1,4 ' A... , hr . K ' 4 ' wh, . ,,,, .,.. f ' .. '- -. - A . FIFTH GRADE i 9 Mr. John Todd V e le' .Q .5 x'v F ' . l , X53 'fy , Ti? 1 f',. ,, xx , .Ak 1 ' S -0 C... x . Q x Y 4 ' x 7' Gary Anderson 1-.S ds- X ,Q Gary Badorek 'Q' ' Sharon Bailey -. e N lfa ' N Q- in nf Lyle Becker H 1 , ,, i, , Linda Blake ' A i X --jk Paula Bonar V I xm -lj ' l 63 15 gg h A Q Jean Calbeck W A ..,,, 1 ' K Linda Conrad V ' Greg Daniels A PK , .Q ,Ser X ,rze Q i tz. ..Qe. X , J 'ei' , 'ie-4 We fn' YFE 9,1 ' S 'Q' wi A - 4. fl J , 4,2 3: . Q -J fe-ff . U xi, ,Z 1' y X V' S -Y L' 1 la L 5 1 FW- ' A Q .,4's ii -Q W' -V -an-N' Anfon :A -r-.C in-Q 1-4- L V , 7 'ff Q rr- F ' 'THX' V Q-J. I 1 if ' , 'T:,5fi':L ,, 1 X 1 s I ae ,f .1 ll ar ., f J f az A L fl V J Q- it by R W fb 'i N' Qi 'H I' 'ffr xx EMA i .ax J 522,14-4 5 2 .h 'Q ,Q 1. 4, 7. B. 4 xx, ,, N . -.,, -, c ,.T, Q - iw-..,,. 'rv--v S 1 1 , iq N yy! , J xg yy 1 he , A sf.. iz. 4.aA. 'FN as 1 v-,I ul.. sw.- ky , . . V . Y . Y er 1 3. ,Inf A B! 'V vwr' S In 'Usf l ' 'an Q - . -S L 'I Q :gs- glfl 'tin-if - 0 F 4 9 . 1' Larry Dull Terry Dull Richard DeBolt Donna Flowers Scotty Foster Wayne Garber Barbara Hartman Victor Hiatt Cindy Holden Lloyd Hollowe ll Debby Kidd Bruce Kreckman Sherry Kring Christine Lough Deral Manley Kerry Mazelin Richard Moser Burdell O'Brien Wayne Ott Bradley Patrick Steven Price Ridgely Ritter Rose Sedgewick Marilyn Sheley Allyson Smith Deann Smith Jeannine Smith Cecelia Sprague Virginia Sprague Richard Stahly Judy Stoelting Carol Summerville Coral Wellman Roger Wolf FOURTH GRADE g --L. Robert Alberini f 4' Tix Rolly Badorek A 6- I tr , Miss Helen Summers 'K Lf. x Joan Baker f 3-V fa Barbara Bonar V if V ' , Neta Clark 1. f xi' iz . A F b , X In X I James Clay G A Q A' 'sag D 3 ' 'fl' V C4 2 OA 6' Gary Crowder -, V -- sf -' -.. 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Larry Meyers ' , ' vw rd, I , X V- - J 1' Susan Meyers 'fl A ' 1, C Ali, ' J ' ,Q 34-a . ,Q ' .- l 1 A., 5 'W -. fu- K 9 A 4- , . .L 'C l' -A ,A '1 fri David obefg C k , N C','ntl'1ia Rex M, , , ' 14? f V. 9, , Tommy Sprague in N' 5 ' iv ' 'N' f- xx ' -,i ' VV. Frankie Stouder A ' ,Ll ' ,, -f , A -7 J' -r-J 434 -5- ' , 'T' ' ' Bill Tophan , v , Deblbie Towne ! r W7 4 C if -L ls :Y V f-1, f' 1' C X , . lk.. 1. . -f C at if C 7 'f' ' .X , , Greg Warner I , as Q, To if P iclq Williamson ' ' ' - ,,. f'-,nita 41'f'oOd ' tr 5 N , f i , -y, fisxfflix A i A A THIRD GRADE .Wi 6 --, --' ev - 71 Dennis Anderson Gary Atz -M I . Ai +C, ..,, 'qs ,tg Mrs. Elizabeth Beck L, 7 X f ,,,,.s . 1 iz ' F- .. A ! V fb., S, -if JZ- N ., 5 . w.-Pwcaailiggi afmkgs Nxt? lr. Iii .U I 5 'Q - AS , M 4 . , V Y 'f 1- ., 1 N' ' p , wp, K. ' r ana oz l 1 - ' gy-vu fztdr fy, C ,o- ,L -0 is -V ,--v J Q 3 c'q- .,. Y w--. x X fx lx -l ae ' ,,- ts I .sis . 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JS- XVN Mike Blake Rose Mary Calbeck Diane Clay Randy Cory Clifford Dragoo Gerald Dragoo Elaine Elijah Robert Eytcheson Sheldon Foster Steve Gillespie Mark Gosser Shari Hartman Sue Ellen Hiatt Danny Hollinger Mike Jackson Beth Jarman Earl Jefferies Steve Kelly Jim Lewis Mike Lough Barbara McDonald Jeffrey Millar Randy Misner Diane Moser Jerry Myers Terry Myers Denny Orewiler Kathy Patrick Steve Pettit Cyrus Paulus Juanita Paulus Jennifer Rex Nina Rogers Steve Rollins Jacqueline Saue Bonnie Stanger Jimmy Trowbridge Teresa Wade Ronnie Webster Karen Wood Jody Bailey Mike Birch Ronnie Chiddister Kristine Clark Vicki Creps Ilene Crowder M'I.isa Davenport Diane DePew Susie Dickenson SECOND GRADE ' f' 2 if rv ez ' 'H 2. a '- ' 'I' , lc-rv :-so -f -. X A A ' LQ 1 if , ,L . 6. ' ' ' ' ' Li eil 1' fi' Ki, 6-5 1 4. 0 -, ..... 5 4 , 'V ff' V I -1 I ,. At .50 W m -v- -- -'I A 'rw N- .., v f-.,, ,il I' A I 'll 11 K A Mrs. Delores Fleck . ls. .5-1 f , 2, A A ,v ,, A X A , at G .4 .Amt dl' -if -os 15' 4 51,5 94 A if ,pi QQ, . sa., X f X? 'H , 7 - . 1 me in W 4. ,QVSQZ 1, V 'gy r, 1 as S 4- is 4 V aj' ,h 'ia fs ' AJ '4 .5 an g. N Q 3 L , , ' ' 4 , f ' fe ? A, s 1 ' CV, T-r 'X ' ' '- X .I-,,, 1 x L ix Y-of 'ff' .51 AE gl -. , 'G - Q XNLX S F ' 'l ' Q 02 Q .. ,,i ' 54' Se Q. 1 4- ,.. an 1 -11 e f 4 fs. 5 f f- f A D7 W ' if v we D vi A sn' QTY,-e f f' fs 1 KX 'l ff' MV' kilt'-V L ' I1 he ' - ' m-'xt 4 4 -1-eo 1-4 4 N I A N uv Q Kimi. ':-M- 76-W 'el 7 1 S 1,3 -:nv I '? ' f' 1 -'f ' Akai if X Smal ff -ff tif.. ' Tri 74 Ronnie Epert Robin Gillispie' Karen Golden Fay Goodwin Steve Hagan Marsha Heiska Lana Hiatt James Huffer Kenda Huntley Susie James Janet Lee Jane Millar Melody Moser Tommie Pelke Wendy Ritter Nancy Shaw Marcia Stouder Kirk Stout Linda Summerville Susan Thiabault Randy Tincher Barbara Wallace Debbie Weber Peggy Williamson SECOND GRADE QECUND f4 'Q ,S 'g - ' .4 r M ,, ' V, -L Cathy Birch -1, A 1: gg Igflilkle Clgysler R 4 A, A-:::Q.,.'x:,.y 6.x o ny opas QA e j 'N I ,Q lx - r il'-. , af ,, Q, .. . Carol Fisher -- AM ' A ,gg Frank Griffith K ' 'crm-1 ' Linda Holbrook J r .aa N ??1P1i'11S2?i2'i1?Q4ez'x .I . .G fl fe as 4 Q, 61' Karen Hunter K M ,- 'lv H .' Dorothy Moser .am-gr tr ix av Steve Ott Y Q e e'1'Q x fi-V f ' ,Ll - 'NX ' f fr .wv- fn Z 1.916 al E Q W .it A -.,.-f- 7 LL fi ..: ' r ir 4 . S2167--flt . x-If-'S W X lx 4 , - - 37: G, 6- A R 1 W , f QT? I ia S CT? ,I ,, , , -.Y 1 t-Y f ' if rn ' , HQ, X I X i 'Ax 3 Sk' A 3 , , J W' is - - -HI Q .r, I f , .. -. A vv- ' x- ,,. ', ,A .... 5' cn - V J- TN' W M fix, M X7 . L' 'f VK-. 1 'f 1219 . ,,,' ' H , ,, Roger Moser A Jerry Sprague -- Teeny Tincher s 5 S1 ,,,, X R x I I-gi' -,. J 75 AQ r if S Q. ' iff' . si! l L i Donnie Patrick Joe Paulus Steve Stout Bob Topharn Rhea Wysong Linda Anderson Carol Badorek Linda Campbell Freddy Claspell Denise Daniels Sherry Good Ricky Hiatt Jerry Hochstetler Roger Huntley Pam Kring Mrs. Marilyn Haas DUR if . 1 7510! I lyk DEDICATION We the Senior Class of 1959, are happy to dedicate this, our 1959 LAIICE, to Miss Helen Kelley, a teacher and friend of everyone. Miss Kelley whose gracious smile and warm friendly greeting has brightened the halls of Ligonier High School for 20 years, She has guided many students on their way to higher education. This dedication is our small way of showing our appreciation to a wonderful teacher, 4 -Q 3 f Mrs Bernic e Goodwin Jerry Blanchard Billy Bonar Dennis Butler Michael Clark Tommy Conner Daryl Daniels Kevin Daniels Debbie Day Judy Dewalt Bruce Dragoo Fred Frick Mary Ann Hagen Mike Hartman Richard Hiatt Nelson Hunter Peggy Jarman Edna Kauffman Jan Kidd Tony Kreager Bonnie LeCour1t Richard Lewis Judy Misner David Pettit Kaye Resler Billie Sheppard Leldon Sledge Mike Stechcon Kent Taylor Margaret Tophan Cynthia Vance il. .Q . ai? A . -', we Ma 1 Q NX i-All ill? A. f ff is fa' ,, .4 'fi i. .Ai 577 ' I , .tn Q 4 I L., h--f I av ,, ' ' Q.. Swv, 3 FIRST GRADE ,oi -Qi J ane Alber -- 1 .X V I X-1, - -7 A. Craig Atz ' Douglas Bailey L- ' , . 'Tx .4 ,ggw -4-N Fl A we fabdf - Y- E. 'fra , - an ,fe 1, fr fax 'il mi 2, 2 1. 0 B viii .1 55' H Aw! . ,Q f 4' 2'?-v.'l,- ' va -. ' .4 V. 1 , . ' I- ,- VA 'cf , 1' '.f ,lx..fX -.- i'i'- -i 3 1m,,'?. J? gif Lf' 'Q , 'TTR-V A ' ' ' -'- .. X 5, 1 H 'A A sr ,as so is n'Z'aT:':ZgL- J --lvl ram I ' fist it -. 'rt' , 5: if B ie me ' E fK.fY M i mama X Q rf, A-nl 1 B 5 3 rr ' 0 fi. t il -rife of M 'V a t' va? PQ 6 3 if i ini: ,s if vw 5' he G '45 5, .,. A, -A ,,. -. i 43, 'ff' X if K NC ,Y I Y X x Wi., WH . '. X ' ' ll. . I U' 0 . 1 N ? 7 5 Q 'V 6 vi is Q1 f' s Q3 sl V' V ,I YJ., - -2 ,,g.f 31.5 i . NORTH SIDE FOURTH GRADE .6 if .. A 'f D Davy Crockett 3' in ' , Connie Garber A I .fi f 'I 'fx ' 'R L ' 'vi 1- Susie Garvin el A JL .,,. Randy Holden ' 'Z Larry LeCount . X is - -' -,, 3 q- Patty LeCount -v' Q 'Y' 4, Wendy Kaplan T' ,f Anita Ressler ' Y gf F 'nv f- 2 C 'I 'L 'Q' D I , 2-T, I ' 1-:rx if ,fr qi-5 , :Is 'Z ivf x My 2 sf NN w ' , 1 D 55. wrbvfx f x S A . , , f-QRS NORTH SIDE THIRD GRADE 1 .af or 'iv at la 415 in ,, 'T 'av' , 5, 'P' ll C37 f, N 'I' V -' A A Q '. f K- ' , . - Q. gs-I 'Os , 'QM an Ax. .L , I 'T I 'Gl5Ss . 77 Max f-X1 I meat H62 Linda Rex Richard Sprague Suzanne Sprague David Thompson Ruth Warren Mary Christlieb Cynthia Crothers Marsha Halsey Kent Holden Carolyn Ostrander Harold Sprague Mike Sprague Roger Sprague Terry Sprague Jerry Wellman Mrs. Thora Cotn er T' NORTH SIDE SECOND GRADE Melvin Coyle J ' , Z ..,.. X x - 1 E' EE gm Q Nila Kay Crocker: L fa-1 if A - 5 ,SQL Miss Louise Furkis 1 U' I 11 x bw, ,- at I , I I I Donnie Lindemuth ,, rf- 1 ' - Melody Maddox ' 32' v- 1 , v 4 A f 5,11 ' 5 if V Q- 6, 2 C-F' GZ' Beverly Manley 3 2 L- 7. gf: '47, -, 5 . i M Peggy Seidnef Q 'W Q.: A VM lt -0- Lois Sprague w 4 A ' 1,5 ' ' ' .,1Q,.M N sfhafb M r S E x S '.. Stanley Sprague V N' ,, V , X it . Jerry Thompson f fi 1,-A ,ua I C. ,y 4 4, 7 3, ' Billy wmen ,M , 1-r I -, V L e- ' f Janet Wellman -Q.. ' fb' -... 1 ' ' Jim Wellman Y A V - gk , : ,K vig, , 1 ix i ' vu ,M , ag V .G g Q, .V , ,Q , lylli- Q , 3 V v ' Af, 'QA X . i 2. , l 1-- f aLi'i2al2+il'il' 'Z ., Butch Coyle 4 K' V., P tty Chrysl ,, K K' ii Galarnette Einiledel fr- ' .ll QQ FIRST GRADE , 5 my S ' Steve Gunder , 1 -jp Q N Butch Halsey ' we -51 vixifi ,, , W V ,Z W, 5, Lucy Lindsay -- ' -, 1 3 4' 'K V f' M Rickie Lung 2 sw' ' ' 1- f- f Q.. A- 'W ,, 4 ' me S fa 'X a Ronnie Manley V 'llv ,V 0 I 'A Q ' Chuckie Matchett , Q 1' ' M al W, D if 'Tv F51 'Q 'X Mike Ostrander ' f.-rr -f. ' ' Mona Kay Patrick 'f' 41 - . 'J P , . ee ff V ix .' Nw?-5, , 4 'xf '2- 1' Chr' tl S hl V , 4 Mali Elflalf mm if f 1. 'f 0 ' Q Glenda Sprague Todd Rermer Linda Wellman n, A - wr--, fr, ' A lax N , 'TX E FIRST ROW Qleft to rightj: Martin McDonald, Tony Golden, Joe Taylor, Rita Sprague, Jody Renner, Judy Musser, Nancy Myers, Cheryl Parker, Cathy Mynhier, Debby Hagen. SECOND ROW: Shelly Overton, Kirk Smith, Jimmy Rosenogle, Tommy Davenport, Mark Griffith, Danny Miller, Sherry Campbell, Connie Stout, Peggy Sue Sack, Joel Adams, Jeanette Anderson, Marcia Glaser. THIRD ROW: Kay Goodwin, Dale Webs- ter, Jeffory Cooley, Charlotte Roberts, Roxanna Epert, Tony Rex, Brenda Weber, Ray Malone, Jane Elijah, Peggy Cleland. KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: John Topham, Carol Sue Calbeck, Douglas Mehl, Patty Thompson, Gregory Rex, Anna Kelby, Mike Hagen, Carol Snowberger, Bobby Warren. SECOND ROW: Brenda Shearer, David Holm, Rose Marie Michael, Donny Becker, Lois Good, Ricky LeCount, John Hudelson, Kent Stephens, Barbara Rob- bins, Clinton Hursey. THIRD ROW: Denice Moser, John Hursey, Sherry Eytcheson, Teresa Moore, Martin LeCou.nt, Cheryl Price, Barbara Stout, Timmy Atz, Nancy Thibaut. , 52 F' Uh! exclaims the first grade pupils. Look Sixth grade on-lookers urge Mr. Hayes to hurry what teachef got for Christmas- and open his Christmas present. FUN IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Ji.-g-,- . 1 I iff Z During the Christmas season, the corated with the Nativity scene, -f--walt? ' 1 1 .af We eeMtt,--s-t grade school bulletin board in the lower hall was thoughtfully de- Peace on Earth. 4 '., 1 al Q l 'F To show the progress of the different art classes, an exhibit was placed on the bulletin board in the lower hall. 510 ig ff ll wg! Compliments of GENE'S BARBER SHOP 9, 5 4, I ,V h 4 mar I ..,-I '- ' mfg ' , , - STELLER'S MARKET AND LOCKER Custom Slaughtering-Phone 'I62 F. W. Steller Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 BLAZED TRAIL GARAGE Ligonier Indiana I l .112 T? I Seniors, We Wish You Success COMMUNITY ACCOUNTING SERVICE Phone 624 310 South Cavin Street Ligonier Indiana E.- I Compliments of PA U L R . Compliments of BECKER 8 SONS STANDARD Plumbing L OIL CQ. Heafing FRED STAHLY Electrical Phone 408 Ligonier Plwne 340 U90 ALL METAL HIGHWAY PRCDUCTS, INC. Drainage Structures . . d 7 C g t I t t th Class f 1959 E and FRANK'S Compliments of S LIGONIER GOODS MONUMENT co. Congratulations Seniors C pl t DoN MYERS , T. V. 8 APPLIANCE 3'4Pi:1f?gi2 5'- THE TOGGERY Lg ld Who Made This Book Po HARPER LIGONIER HARDWARE MOTEL Cromwell Indiana Wishes fo th Cl s of 1959 C g I t to the ' Class af 1959 SCHLOTTERBACK'S GROCERY 8. MARKET Pig, BANNER DRUGS F fain Service-Drugs-Cos t S cl - un ries Ph 48 L g C, .J Glen K. Longenbaugh Prrncrpal Ke1th Y Carper, Superintendent ADMINISTRATION School Board ' Y' 7 If' 'IA V V? f V? I I fffriil' 'Qu' q MQ, -Q, Tom Conner, William Cochran, Harry Frick 5 Best Wishes Seniors KIDD 81 CQMPANY, INC. Ligonier, Indiana SUTHERLAND INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service 106 Second Street Telephone 761 BROWN'S Better Merchandise Full Line School Supplies Candies Dry Goods-Notions Simplicity Patterns Best Wishes to the Class of 59 Compliments of LIGONIER pA1 S D,X LAUNDROMAT HHGH-Hour Laundry, Ligonier Phone 415 i' Q M, K vi ni il 'V' vi-tl -1 V' Vi .F v-s V V I F 1:5 ,,,, , rv ' ' A You Call-We Haul HARRY D. FRICK LUMBER CO., INC. Lumber-Building Supplies-Gloss-Kurfees Paints-Builders H d ar wore Phone No. 727 300 North Martin Street Ligonier, Indiana - Compliments of LIGONIER RUBBER CO. BURNS INSURANCE AGENCY Offices L g 'er C well Our Motto Is Quality Work PAUL'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Lgonier I d Compliments of DR. R. S. ALBERS and DR. R. S. STOELTING Compliments of ESSEX WIRE Ligonier, Indiana Compliments of DUESLER BROS Auto Glass d H 8. S FARM STORE an Q C SCHROCK'S FLOWERS MILLER'S FOOTWEAR Your Home Owned Family Shoe Store C plimenfs of G APEX FREIGHT LINES ood Luck and Best Wishes BOURIE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. , , IOver 25 Years In Busmessj I03 S d Sf I Ph UL 6 8231 Ph 370 Cr mwell I d Lg I d ,,L.l4..1i.., ,li ' E!! i ji L!! . l 1' A - 3 - Q ' is ' T5 I E -f Q , V' HERB GALLOWAY ss i ar T MEN'S WEAR CHARLlE'S HI-WAY It Pays to Be Well Dressed 5UNOC0 Phone as Lg ' Ph 705 Lg I d T gs TA N D a s cpl ff CHET REID'S AUTO PARTS , an 'iii E E 3 r LJ A- ' 1, 1- McGUIN'S STANDARD SERVICE Ligonier, Indiana Lubrication - Washing - Polishing Phone 740 Home Phone 423 Compliments of DANNER'S 54 - 104 - 51.00 'l'l6 South Cavin Street Ligonier Phone 64 Indiana Hoosier Owned and Operated C AMERICAN STATE BANK Member F. D. I. C.