Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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XXX a -' 5 ' 'X .X X--X..,QX:X .X - pedica tion Bill Barrett Jack Greulich Frank Hettmansperger Fred Hoefer Dick Jefferson David JeiTerson Bill Owens Jim Reynolds Bob Story Jim Sullivan To the ten boys from the Class of 1943 who are already in uniform and to those members of the class who will soon be in the armed forces, we dedicate this Sycamore. WE STAIID ' 5 7 y Q .f-'Z.. D -'ICD-I-5U D SD--12D Mr. Owen J. Neighbours, Superintendentg Dr. George B. Fults, Presidentg Mr. Frank A. Rettig, Treasurerg Mr. John V. Beamer, Secretary. BQARD QF EDUCATIQN Owen J. Neighbours, A. B., Ph. M. Superintendent of Schools A ptbz cQ2af LEEWELL H. CARPENTER Miami University, A. B. - University of Chicago, M. A. University of Michigan S A staunch believer in the strength and ability of young people, Mr. Carpenter, with his practical viewpoint and foresightedness, has directed the students of Wabash High School through a difficult periodi of adjustment to a war-time tempo. All of us appreciate the efforts of Mr. Carpenter andb the .faculty in endeavoring to adjust our training' to meet the war emergency and still give us the opportunity to enjoy the high school activities of normal times. - . ELDON E. BARNHART Assistant Principal Commercial University of Chicago, Ph. B. 1 English, French Butler University, A. . Sorbonne MARY BIGGERSTAFF B University of California at Los Angeles, A. M. C iz. D. BLACK Science Hanover College, A. B. University of Wisconsin CORNELIA BLAYNEY Latin, History U Indiana University, A. B. AVIS CLARK, R. N. School Nurse Grant County Hospital School of Nursing A Indiana University A PHIL N. ESKEW Social Science Oakland City College, A. B. . Indiana University, S. FACULTY BETTY' GRIESEL Physical Education . Indiana University, B. S. KENNETH GUNNING Physical Education Indiana University, A. B. MILDRED E. HIPSKIND English, History University of Chicago, Ph. B. AUSTIN Ho1QLoWAY'- Mathematics Ball State, B. S. A. R. JINKS Music Hanover College, A. B. . Arthur Jordan Conservatory RUTH JONES Girls' Advisor ' English d. . DePauw University, A. B. LOREN V. KARNS Biology , Manchester College, B. E. Manchester College, B. S. University of Illinois, M, A. MARY C. McCORD Mathematics English DePauw University, A. B. CLAIRE E. MILLER Home Economics University of Illinois, A. B. I CEC-ILIA E. MILLS Mathematics English Manchester College, A. B. Indiana University I ODETTE L. NEEDHAM Commercial ' Q Valparaiso University 3 Indiana University University of Chicago . University ,Of Colorado Boulder FACULTY BERTHA T. PORTER Librarian . St. Mary's Academy DePauw University, Ph. B. . REX SIMS Shop Indiana University U Indiana State Normal Central Normal JOHN TATUM Football Physical Education Indiana University, B. S. T, R. TEWKSBURY English Colgate University, A. B. ' VERA V. WILSON Art Columbia University, B. S. - Columbia University, M. S. J UNIORS President-Bob Christle Vice-President-Everett Coburn Secretary-Treasurer-Mildred Yarnelle Athletic Board-George Parks FRESHMEN President-Jean Vice A Vice-President--Donna Shockey Secretary-Treasurer-Stanley Ford Athletic Board-J ack Miller I SEN IORS President-Ann Cowen Vice-President-Bill Weaver Secretary-Treasurer-Edwina Allen Athletic Board-Don Baer soPHoMOREs President-Sam Reynolds Vice-President-Bill Weitzel Secretary-Treasurer--Marcella Moore Athletic Board-Joe Weaver C I- FI 5 S 5 X LILA ALBERQ Band, Librarian3 Fleur-de-Lis3 Red Cross Council 43 Library Club3 Home Economics Club3 C. D. S. DARWIN J. ALEXANDER3 Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms 33 Student Council, Secretary 33 I W Club3 Art Club. ' ' , 3 DOROTHY ALEXANDER: G. A. A.3 C. D. S.3 M. C. L.3 M. F. F.3 Science Club3 Dra- matics Club3 Fleur-de-Lis, Secretary:Treasurer 43 Sycamore Staffg Senior Girl Scouts3 Senior Flay. RAMON ALEXANDER3 W Club: Hi-Y. Vice-President 3: Football: Art Club. EDWINA M. ALLEN3 Class Secretary-treasurer 43 HC. D. President 43 Orange and Black, Managing Editor 3, Business Manager 4,3 M. C. L.3 Science Club3 Sycamore Staif, Associate Editor. LEWLIIS G. ANDERSON3 W Club3 Science Club3 Camera Club3 Art Club3 Basketball anager. ' PATRICIA AUBERTIN3 G. A. A.3 M. F. F.3 Class Secretary-treasurer 23 Fleur-de-Lisg Orange and Black Staff 3 Dramatics Club 3 Home Economics Club3 Sycamore Staff 3 Yell eader. 'A DON E. BAER3 Basketball, Co-captain 43. Footballg W Club, Secretary-treasurer 43 Band3fStudent Councilg Athletic Board3 Senior Play. A MONA BARNES3 G. A. A.3 Dramatics Club. WILLIAM T. BARRETT HERBERT CHARLES BAUMBAUER3 Student Council. , RICHARD BAUMBAUER 3 Class'Vice-President 23 Chairman Financial Committee 33 Hi-Y: Science Club 3 ChairmanScrap Drive -43 Senior Play. 3 SUSIE BUTTERBAUGH3 G. A. A.3 M. F. F., Vice-President 4g Home Economics Club, Secretary 3, President 43 Sycamore Stagg Dramatics Club3 Orange and Black Staff 3 Yell Leaderg M. C. L. RICHARD CARNEY3 Student Council, Vice-President 43 W Club, Vice-President 43 Football, Captain 43 Sycamore Staff 3 All-conference 3, 43 All-state 4. DARRELL CASSIDY3 Basketball, Co-captain 43 W Club3 Class President 23 Red Cross Council 3. ROBERT M. CHAMNESS3 Entered '40 from Linlawng Science Club 3 Orange and Black Staff. SENIORS, , .- Ruth and Ramon testing the caps and gowns. RALPH CI-IRISTMANg C. D. S.: Hi-Y. . MARLAND COBURN 5 Hi-Y. JOHN COKL: Red Cross Councilg W Clubg Hi-Y, Art Club. DONALD COLVIN: Art Club, Vice-President 3. President 4: 'Senior Play. JULIA COONg C. D. S.g Home Economics Club: G. A. A. ANN COWENg Entered '41 from Mariong G. A. A., M. F. F., President 45 Science Club Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Orange and -Black Staff, Student Council: Class President 4. GLENADINE L. DAVENPORT: G. A. A.: C. D. S. JACKIE DICKSONg M. F. F.g Red Cross Council, G. A. A.g Home Economics Club: A rt Club. HAROLD FAK'1'l'1lNli3 Football, Basketball, Track, W Club, Sergeant-at-Arms 4.: BETTY JEAN FIANTg M. F. F.g Debate, Dramatics Clubg G. A. A. ROBERT FRAUSTEIN: W Club. MAISV QNN FREEMAN 3 M. F. F.3 G. A. A., Dramatics Clubg Senior Girl Scouts, Art u . 'WAIETEYR GARRISON5 Entered '41 from Linlawng Science Club, Vice-.President 43- 1- . BONITA GASAWAYg M. F. F.g M. C. L., G. A. A., Fleur-de-Lisg Dramatics Club: Orange and Black Staffg Art Clubg Home Economics Club, Secretary' 43 Sycamore Staff, Senior Play. MARTHA L. GIDLEY3 G. A. A. SHIRLEY J. GIDLEYg G. A. A. SENIORS Thom, Jane, Susie and Bob. M R, CHRISTMAN M. COBURN J. COKL D. COLVIN J. COON A. CQWEN G. DAVENPORT J. DICKSON H. FARTHING B, FIANT R. FRAUSTEIN M. FREEMAN W. GARRISON B. GASAWAY M. GIDLEY S. GIDLEY JOHN GUTI-IRIE3 Art Club. BETTE GUTTRICI-I3 Senior Girl Scouts3 Dramatics Club3 G. A. A.3 C. D. S.3 Sycamore Staff. . DOROTHY HALLQ G. A. A.3 Red Cross Council. BETTY HELM: G. A. A.: Band. ROBERT HERRELL3 W Club3 Camera Club3 Student Council3 Football. FRANK HETTMANSPERGER3 Football3 Track3 Science Clubg Class President 3g May King 33 W Club, Treasurer 3, President 43 Sycamore Staff. NORMAN E. HIPSKINDQ Entered '41 from Linlawn3 Debate3 Science Club3 Hi-Y3 Art Club3 Sycamore Staff 3 Camera Club3 Senior Play. SUSANNE HIPSKIND3 F. Treasurerg G. A. A.3 M. C. L.3 Dramatics Club3 Home Economics Clubg Sycamore Staffg Orange and Black Staffg Fleur-de-Lis, Presi- dent 4. FRED HOEFER3 Football 3 Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Secretary 3, President 43 Fleur- de-Lis3 Student Council 3 Sycamore Staff 3 Orange and Black Staff 3 Leather Lungsg Class President lg Red Cross Council. ROBERT HOWENSTINE3 Science Club3 Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Camera Club. WILMA JANE HOY3 Band, Sergeant-at-Arms 43 G. A. A.3 Home Economics Club. Treasurer 43 Dramatics Club. MARJORIE JACOBS: Entered '41 from Bellefontaine, Ohiog Library Club. JULIA E. KINNEY JANE KISNER3 M. F. F3 Fleur-de-Lisg M. C. L., Vice-President 43 Dramatics Club3 G. A. A.3 Home Economics Club3 Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Sycamore Staffg Orange and Black Staffj Senior Play. LAWRENCE LEWIS3 Student Councilg Hi-Y, Vice-President 3, President 43 Camera Club, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Science Club, Secretary 3, President 4: Dramatics Clubg Sycamore Staff, Senior Play. ROBERT LOWER3 Red Cross Council. SENIORS Senior commercial students, ready to take their places in business. J. GUTHRIE Z B. GUTTRICH D. HALL B, HELM R. HERRELLH F. HETTMANSPERGER 3 N. HIPSKIND ' S. HIPSKIND F. HOEFER R. HOWENSTINE W. HOY M. JACOBS J. KINNEY J. KISNER L. LEWIS R. LOWER N ORMA LYNN, Debate, Dramatics Club: Orange and Black, Editor 3, 4, Red Cross Council, President 3, M. C. L., M. F. F., Home Economics Club, Quill and Scroll, Sycamore Staff, Editor, G. A. A., Fleur-de-Lis, Senior Play. LAVITA.MALOTT, Sycamore Staff, Circulation Manager, G. A. A., Vice-President 3, President 4, C. D. S., Red Cross Council, Secretary 2, Student Council, Senior Play. MARIE MARTIN, G. A. A., Home Economics Club, Orange and Black Staff. ROLAND McDANIEL. JR-2 Band. JAMES McVICKER, Hi-Y, Art Club, President 2, Class Vice-President 2. EUGENE L. MYERS, M. C. L., W Club, Inter Nos, Rhinie Club. . HELEN NORWOOD, G. A. A., C. D. S., Sycamore Staff. DORIS OSWALT, Yell Leader, G. A. A., M. F. F., Home Economics Club, Dramatics Club, Orange and Black Staff, Band, Majorette, Art Club. . BEVERLY ANN OWEN, Entered '42 from Toledo, Ohio, Red Cross Council, President Orange and Black Staff, M. F. F., G. A. A., Home Economics Club, Senior ay. - - NVILLIAM J. OWEN, Entered '42 from Lincolnville. - WILLIAM D. OWENS, Camera Club, President 3, Science Club, Vice-President 4, M. C. L., Student Council, President 4, Quill and Scroll, Sycamore Staff, Photog- rapher, Orange and Black Staff, Business Manager, Hi-Y, Vice-President, Band,f Captain. DONALD JAMES PARRETT, Science Club, President 4, Camera Club, Hi-Y, Senior P ay. . ' MARTHA PITTS, G. A. A. ROBERT MACK PULLEY: Band. , . JAMES H. REYNOLDS, Student Council, Hi-Y, Chaplain 4, Art Club, Science Clubf JAMES M. REYNOLDS, W Club. '- SENIQRS l Susie surrounded by Gene, now in the Navy, and Don. g-i--------- -- N, LYNN L, MALOTT M. MARTIN , R. McDANIEL, JR. A J. MCVICKER E. MYERS' H. NORWOOD VD. OSWALT B. OWEN W. OWEN W. OWEN , D. PARRETT M. PITTS R. PULLEY Y J. REYNOLDS J. REYNOLDS ' Y- ,L -i RUTH RHAMY3 G. A. A.3 Dramatics Clubg Art Clubg Orange and Black Staffg Quill and Scrollg Home Economics Club, President 33 M. F. F.g M, C. L.g Sycamore Staff. GLENN N., ROHRERg Entered '41 from Central High School, Fort Wayne. cARoLYNtRoU'rTg G. A. A. CECIL SANDERS AUDCREY JANE SCOTT5 G. A. A.g C. D. S., Doorkeeper 33 Red Cross Councilg Student ouncil. I BETTY JEAN SHEPARDg G. A. A.: C. D. S.: M. F. F.g Debate: Dramatics Clubg Sycamore Staff. . ROBERT SHIVELYQ Art Club. JEAN SHORT: G. A. A. RICHARD SHROYERg Fleur-de-Lis. MAX EUGENE SIMONSg Science Clubg Library Clubg Camera Clubg Debateg Band, ' Librarian 3 Senior Play. ROBERT SIMONS Footballg Science Clubg W Clubg Camera Club. DOROTHY'SMALLg M. F. F.g G. A. A.3 M. C. L.3 Dramatics Clubg Inter-Nos, Secre- tary-treasurer 35 Home Economics Clubg Orange and Black Staffg Fleur-de-Lis: Art Club: Red Cross Council 3: Senior Play. MARVIN C. SMITHQ Entered '41 from Bryan, Ohiog Hi-Y. LOIS M. SMITHQ Bandg G. A. A.g Red Crc-ss Councilg Dramatics Clubg M. C. L.g Sycamore Staff. ' LOIS E. S'TEPHANg Dramatics Clubg Senior Girl Scoutsg M. F. F.3 G. A. A. ROBERT STORYg Red Cross Council 4 SENICDRS I band sweaters. '43 grads garbed in their R. RHAMY G. ROHRER C. ROUTT ' CQSANDERS A. SCOTT B. SHEPARD R. SHIVELY J. SHORT NTT.-TTSHROYER SIMONS R. SIMONS D, SMALL T TEVVWTT SMITH L- SMITH L. STEPHAN R. STORY WILLIAM J. STORY I JAMES,SULLIVANg Hi-Yg C. D. S., Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Art Clubg M. C. L. HERBERT A. SUN DHEIMER, JR.g W Clubg Dramatics Club. DONNA SWEET: G. A. A.g M. F. F.g Dramatics Clubg Student Council 33 Yell Leader GLADYS UNGERg'G. A. A.: Dramatics Club. RALPH L. WALKER ' . , . JEAN -WALTERg M. F. F., Secretary 43 G. A. A., Secretaryg Dramaticsg Orange and Black Staffg Sycamore, Business Managerg Home Economics Clubg Fleur-de-Lisg Senior Play. A - WILLIAM T. WEAVERg Entered '41 from Martinsville, Indianag Hi-Y, Sergeant-ab Q Arms 3, Secretary-treasurer 43 Student Council, President 45 Class Vice-President 4g Science Clubg Art Clubg Red Cross Councilg Track Managerg Basketball Mana- gerg Senior Play. , THOM WERTENBERGERQ W Clubg Football Managerg Art Clubg Yell Leader. RUTH WIGNER3 Dramatics Clubg HomeiEconomics Clubg G. A. A.g M. F. F.g Library Clubg Senior Girl Scouts: Art Club. - VERLE 'M. WILLIAMS: Hi-Y: Senior Play. SENICDRS - - -H lnnl1Alnlg' -ni: -1 'W f Mona and Martha pause for ' the camera before heading- home, l ' , I - W. STORY J. SULLIVAN H. SUNDHEIMER, JR.. 7 D. SWEET G. UNGER R. WALKER J. WALTER W. WEAVER T, WERTENBERGER' R. WIGNER V. WILLIAMS JACK R. GREULICHg Entered '40 from Richmond, Indianag Hi-Y. DAVIQ D. JEFFERSONg W Club: 'lfrackg Football: RICHARD A. EJEFFERSQNQ Football: Athletic Boardg Class Vice-President 3. 'ghd 61012 Presented by the Senior Class April 15, 1943 CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr: Jeffrey Hartman. Weaver Elliott Hartman., ........,................. Richard Baumbauer Buzz Lindsay .............. Keith Nolan .......... Freddie North .......... Mr. Fields ............. Alan Fields ..................... Clancy ................... 4 ........ Messenger Boy ............ A .......... Mrs. Louise Hartman .......... Midge Hartman ................. Virginia Hartman ....... Carollyn Webster ....... Gabby Allen ................. Edna ........................... Mrs. Fields ............ Christine Myers ....... Baer .......Lawrence Lewis ..........Donald Colvin .-...-.Norman Hipskind - .............. Max Simons .....-........Don Parrett ........Verle Williams .....-.-....Norma Lynn ....-..-..Lavita Malott .......-.Dorothy Small .- ,........... Jane Kisner ..-.....-.--..Beverly Owen ....-...Dorothy Alexander ......-.Bonita Gasaway . ............ Jean Walter .1 f . xff ' 7Le .gfllllf PRODUCTIONS STAFF FOR THE CLASS OF 543 x Company Director .... - .......................... Mrs. Vera Kinerk Prompter ..,... . .............. .................... S usie Butterbaugh Prompter .................. .............. S usie Hipskind Stage Manager .......... ........... L ewis Anderson Technician ...,........... ........ R . J. McDaniels, Jr. Stage Carpenter .......... .................... B Ob Pulley Property Mistress ........ ......... P atricia Aubertin Publicity Director .... - .... ............. E dwina Allen The setting for And Came the Spring was-de- signed and executed by Marie Martin, Lois Stephan, Mary Ann Freeman, R. J. McDaniels, Jr., Lewis Anderson and Bob Pulley. Music was furnished by a selected group from the Music Department of Wabash High School, under the direction of Richard Ross, captain of the band. 'e Lv. -T' 5 ,. i I .',.,, f qui l X fa Row one: Carl Waite, June Miley, Betty Weaver, Martha Barrus, Peggy Campbell, Qlfhelma Clevenger, Alice Miller, Phyllis Stephan, Norma Boardman, Carl Sund- , eimer. Row two: Myron Baker, Joan Fry, Betty Coon, Evelyn Weaver, Joyce Bowlby, Patricia Hauk, Phyllis Hipskind, Homer Purdy, Robert Miller. Row three: Jack Longstreth, Robert Rhamy, Richard Shively, Ted Gasaway, Charles Ross, James Johnson, William Weitzel, David Barnhart, Edwin Miller. SGPHOMCDRES yy 1. l- , Y, Y, , ff ,. X... fav, Row one: Ruth Gault, Inge Blumenthal, Helen Abshire, Lawrence Moore, Robert Schlemmer, Wilma Martin, Nancy Morrow, Mary Hawley, Irene Powell. Row two: Roberta Hawley, Mae Evans, Barbara Eakright, Dan Cowen, Joe Weaver, Don Winterrowd, Nanne Hildebrande, Elizabeth Hamilton, Pat Schuster. Row three: George Wilson, Jack Kirby, John Ewing, B-ill Bowman, Everett Barlow. Sam Reynolds, Bill Marks, Nevin Horner, Bruce Herman. ,ww one: Donna Billington, Doris Smith! Ellen Hall, Joan Strong, Peggy Ridenour, getty Whiteside, 'Shirley Lundquist, Patty Bowman, Helen Fearnow, Thelma ramer. Row two: Darold Daffer, Frank Gouvan, Jim McCune. Jane Ann Scheerer. Margaret Jo Turpen, Phyllis Knotts, Janet Carter, Richard Miller, John Rockwell. Row three: Jack Weisendanger, James Thrush, Dick Creps, Robert Sloop, Robert Car- ney, Jim Jones, Bill Reynolds, Jack Bates, Jack Miller, Tom Bowman. FRESHMEN - Row one: Donna Dawes, Doris Sundheinier, Donna Schultz, Peggy Barrett, Patty Porter, Josephine Clupper, Billie Young, Doris Harmon, Jean Allard. Row two: Anna Marie Porter, Rosanna Fults, David Drook, Cecil Jacobs, Roger Gar- land, Howard Harlan, Gale Crumrine, Paul Hipskind, Dorothy Duncan, Barbara Carney. Row three: Bob Martin, Richard Purdy, Jack Young, Richard Rhamy, Billy Haines, Lowell Harner, Roland Schul. . iw. Row one: Ruth Story, Pat Mclntosh, Jean Sherman, Wanda Courter, Patty Schlemmer, Joan Waye, Dorothy Fingerle, Helen Finnegan, Jackie Manning, Betty Bloxson. Row two: Jim Lower, Lawrence Jamerson, Charles Richards,,Virginia Shroyer, Lois . Kendall, Anna Lee Baer, Maybelle Bloxson, Bill Meek, Wilbur Bailey, Reinald Knotts. I W H Row three: Harold Baker, Jim Butterbaugh, Larry Scheerer, Terry Cowen, Dick Wid- ' meyer, Richard Niccum, Donald Mathers, Don Grimm, Ralph Leach. F ,lun ,V ' ,' - -' FRESHMEN mf 1 I I Row one: Alice Simpson, Ethel Mae Bowers, Dorothy Cole, Donna Shockey, Betty Ililatltzonl, Kathleen Hickey, Fern Ellis, Helen Sele, Alice Cramer, Jean Vice, Joan 1C 6 S. Row two: Richard Parrett, Edward,Barrus, Elmer Sanders, Josephine Levsay,'Virginia Guthrie, Wilma Petry, Melvin Brill, Russell Meyers, John Lehman. Row three: Pete Allen, Bob Purdy, Truman Story, Arthur Eltzroth, Richard Hipskind, Stanley Ford, James Robert McCowen, Albert Parker, Robert McVicker. Row one: Max Waye, Jack Younglove, Rolland Gidley, Jay Prewitt, Don Bone. Row two: Wilma McDaniels, Hazel King, Dorothy Boyer, Margaret Lewis, Dorothy Green. Row one: Max Sutton, Martha Hiner, Betty Hoffman. Row two: Glen Frieden, Jim Parks, George Scholes. MID-YEAR FRESHMEN 46, B, Row one: Maurice Watson, Walter Mid- dleton, Tom Parker. Row two: Delight Suddarth, Betty Brau- neller, Edna Culver, Helen Fearnow Row three: John Troxel, Don Brownell Miskel Nelson. - H ul! '1 T lll Q 1-Z.. N g W, N x X X X X x Q XA max. Xx .QNX Q7 .EEQXS ' .x fw S Q SET' ex, N .X W X xx S ,Q 5 Y N Q . - 6 .:.,.. -, N .X Ni- X X , kk Q X z ,q Q -' fag- X xx W ' Q N Xkwgx- ' Q xr .ae X Q X3 Q - K xx bgxgg As. X45 . 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X ,, X Q QNNNXQ 5- :pw L- 1:1 5 I, X N X A 3 .. .X lg 33 E, - . ,rw X .: X -S, XX N:-1 WD ' X H ij XI -Q:,:'- X X ' 332:-,:E:?2T . QFQZFW :V wiwwf, H A x , L rsfEEE:'??iZE-E552 X YR -if S X . Q-:..sv' V. X XM '- Xbfaz: X , f 'X N -Q wx :Q K ' QW NY an W FSS- , Shih? N x X Q-. max x . QEEQ X N X X E Row one: Helen Norwood, Bonita Gasaway, Ruth Rhamy, Pat Aubertin, Dorothy Alexander, Betty Shepard, Norma Lynn, Edwina Allen, Susie Butterbaugh. Row two: Bette Guttrich, Fred Hoefer, Susie Hipskind, Jane Kisner, Frank Hettman- sperger, Jean Walter, Lavita Malott, Lawrence Lewis, Lois Smith, Harold Carney, Norman Hipskind. . The calm which prevails in the above picture of the Sycamore Staff gives a false impression of the publication of the book. A truer picture would be one with Jeanie Walter, our business manager, and Lavita Malott, our circulation manager, scurrying about with strictly mercenary plans brewing, our photographers snapping pictures continually, our typists doing their thankless jobs, or Miss Jones, our sponsor, staying after school to listen patiently and sympathetically to our plans to make this the best issue of the Sycamore. SYCAMGRE STAFF , Bill Owens, now helping Uncle Sam, has been for the past four years the efficient staff photographer for the Sycamore. We're sorry that future staffs won't have Bill back of them as we have had. We'll be proud of this book when it comes off the press, even if every picture is upside down or if we do look cross-eyed in our pictures 5 so scribble your name on the Hy-leaf. This is your book! ORANGE AND BLACK Editor-Norma Lynn Copy Editor-Edwina Allen Advertising Manager-Ruth Rhamy Circulation Manager-Marilyn Cairns Row one: Virginia Ford, Elizabeth Brant, Edwina Allen, Norma Lynn, Marilyn Cairns, Bob Fulwider, Tom Fedewa. Row two: Mary Hawley, Nancy Morrow, Joan Merritt, Ruth Rhamy, Betty Ann Gurtner, Miss Biggerstaff, sponsor, Bob Chamness, Dan Cowen, Miriam Fox, Phyllis Howard, Bill Owens. Row three: Marie Martin, Pat Aubertin, Beverly Owen, Mildred Yarnelle. QUILL AND SCROLL Row one: Miss Biggerstaff, Edwina Allen, Virginia Ford, Marilyn Cairns, Beverly Owen. Row two: Elizabeth Brant, Ruth Rhamy, Tom Fedewa, Norma Lynn, Joan Merritt. Quill and Scroll, international honor society for high school journalists, recognizes outstanding individual journalistic work. The Wabash Chapter of Quill and Scroll was chartered last year. DRAMATICS Row one: Bonita Gasaway, Dorothy'Small, Ruth Wigner, Doris Oswalt, Edna Rita Cornell, Eileen Herrick, Betty Hickey, Dorothy Sherman, Barbara Kilander. Row two: Lois Stephan, Jane Hoy, Gladys Unger, Betty Fiant, Betty Shepard, Miss McCord, sponsor, Ellen DeMoss, Dorothy Alexander, Phyllis Hipskind, Josephine Clupper. Row three: Mary Ann Freeman. Bette Gufirich. Mona Barnes, Marilynne Latchem, Bill Bowman, Joan Rettig, Marjorie Brooks, Mary Clevenger, Elizabeth Brant. Row four: Jack Longstreth, Jack Miller, Howard Dodge, Lawrence Lewis, Jim An- liker, Ted Martin. DEBATE Row one: Mr. Tewksoury, sponsor, Max Simons, Marion Garrison, Inge Blumenthal, June Timmons, Jack Butler, Edwin Miller, Jim Watspn. Row two: Bob Adams, Bob Gray, Don Tyte, Bob Schlemmer, George Wilson. RBD Cizoss COUNCIL Prcsirlont-BCvC1'ly Owen Yin-L--President--Bob Christle Sc-Crcftary-Mary Clcvcnger TFUQXSLIl'l'l'i3I2il'CQllk1 Moore' Sp' nsor-e-Miss Hipskinml Row one: Marcella Moore, Mary Clevenger, Beverly Owen, Lila Alber, Bob Christle, Jane Ann Scheerer, John Cokl. Row two: Bob Story, Jackie Dickson, Miss Hipskind, sponsor, Donna Shockey, Dorothy Hall, Fred Hoefer. Row three: Jack Miller, Ben Gurtner, Joe Weaver, Bob Lower, Tom Naugle. STUDENT COUNCIL President-Bill Weaver Vice-President-Jack Hale Sec1'-etary-Treasurer-Jane Kisner Sponsor-Mr. Carpenter Row one: Mr. Carpenter, Jane Kisner, Bill Owens, Harold Carney, Don Baer. -,Row two: Richard Hipskind, Susie Butterbaugh, John Rockwell, Audrey Scott, Betty Lou Whiteside, Betty Ann Gurtner, Ann Cowen, Jack Hale, Jack Longstreth. Row three: William Weaver, Everett CObl:l1'l'1, Jack Kirby, Charles Baumbauer. C. D.. S. President-Edwina Allen Secretary--Barbara Kilander Treasurer-Kathryn Gillespie Doorkeeper-Ralph Christman Sergeant-at-Arms-Tom Fedewa Sponsors-Miss Needham, Mr. Barnhart Row one: Lois Wiles, Betty Rose Martin, Ralph Christman, Lila Alber, Edwina Allen, Tom Fedewa, Barbara Kilander, Katherine Gillespie. Row two: Treva Miller, Bette Guttrich, Mr. Barnhart, Miss Needham, sponsors, Cather- gie yatson, Glenadine Davenport, Audrey Scott, Betty Shepard, Marguerite rot ers. Row three: Kathleen Raifsnider, Betty Hickey, Lavita Malott, Berneice Knotts, Dorothy Alexander, Helen Geeting, Julia Coon. Row four: Helen Norwood, Doris Jean Story, Joan Rettig, Phyllis Howard. M. C. L. President-Carolyn Irelan Vice-President-Dick Grimm Secretary-Treasurer-Miriam Fox Sponsor-Mr. Eskew Row one: Ruth'.Rhamy, Dorothy Small, Bonnie Gasaway, Miriam Fox, Carolyn Irelan, . Dick Grimm, Virginia Ford, Marilyn Cairns, Phyllis Hipskind. Row two: Nancy Morrow, Marguerite Brothers, Betty Rose Martin, Jane Kisner, Mr. Eskew, sponsor, Susanne Hsipskind, Edwina Allen, Catherine Watson, Norma Lynn, Dorothy Alexander. ' Row three: Bill Trisler, Eugene Myers, George Rockwell, Don Tyte, Dan Shockey, Bill Owens, Jim Anliker. 1 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB U President-Susie Butterbaugh Secretary-Bonita Gasaway Treasurer-Jane Hoy Sponsor-Miss Miller Row one: Bonnie Gasaway, Susie-Butterbaugh, Miss Miller, sponsor, 'Jane Hoy, Mary Alice Goodlander. Row two: Beverly Owen, Ruth Lavengood, Pat Aubertin, Jackie Dickson, Dorothy Small, Jane Kisner, Susie Hipskind, Margaret Rogge. Row three: Norma Lynn, Ruth Wigner, Anna Smith, Dorothy' Smith. SCIENCE CLUB President-Lawrence Lewis Vice-President-Walter Garrison Secretary-Barbara Kilander Treasurer-Betty Hickey Sponsor-Mr. Black V w Row one: Bill Owens, Lawrence Lewis. ' Row two: Catherine Watson, Jo Ann Schlegelmilch, Joan Rettig, Ann Cowen, Dan Shockey, Don Parrett, Betty Hickey, Betty Harmon, Peggy Tyner. Row three: Ted Martin, Edwina Allen, Mary Hawley, Mary Alice Goodlander, Mr. Black, sponsor, Doris Alexander, Margaret Rogge, Barbara Kilander, Ruth Laven- good, John Ford. A - Row four: Robert Miller, Norman Hipskind, George Rockwell, Bob Howenstine, Riley , Eltzroth, Devonne Cassidy, Arthur Overaa, Walter Garrison. Row five: Lewis Anderson, Jim Reynolds, Max Simons, Don Tyte, Richard Baumbauelg Bob Chamness, Frank Hettmansperger, Bob Simons, George Price. ART CLUB s President-Mildred Yarnelle Vice-President-Barbara Kilander Secretary-Treasurer-Marion Garrison Sponsor-Miss Wilson Row one: Mary Duncan, Carol Swan, Mary Hawley, Barbara Kilander, Mildred Yar- nelle, Marion Garrison, Joan Merritt, Mary Shannon Sullivan, Phyllis Hipskind, Marielta' Line. ' Row two: Norman Hipskind, Patty Hauk, Betty Hickey, Betty Harmon, Miss Wilson, sponsor, Carolyn Irelan, Martha Gidley, Dorothy Duncan, Lucille McIntosh, Bob McVicker, Row three: Phyllis Stephan, Phyllis Howard, Marie Martin, Marilyn Latchem, George Parks, Jim Brill, Jim Watson, Jim Jones, Charles Richards. Row four: Tom Fedewa, Lewis Anderson, George Price, Don Colvin, Bill Weaver, Howard Dodge, Frank Plummer, Bob Shively, Jim Reynolds, John Lehman. l LIBRARY CLUB President-Virginia Ford Vice-President-Marion Garrison Secretary-Treasurer-Peggy Fedewa Sponsor-Mrs. Porter Row one: Elizabeth Brant, Betty Ann Gurtner, Peggv Fedewa, Virginia Ford, Frank Plummer, Marilyn Cairns, Betty Lou Bolsover, Melbadine Backus. Row two: Mary Alice Goodlander, Nancy Morrow, Mary Hawley, Mrs. Porter, sponsor, Pat Schuster, Joan Merritt,,Marce1la Moore, Betty Rose Mar.1n. Row three: George Price, Keith Carmack, Carol Swan, Miriam Fox, Joe Weaver, Dan Cowen. 5 , ,Y ,W , , INTER-NOS President-Dick Grimm Vice-President-Ted Martin Secretary-Treasurer-Eugene Myers Sponsor-Miss Blayney FLEUR-DE-LIS President-Susie Hipskind Secretary--Dorothy' Alexander Sponsor--Miss Biggerstaff Row one: Susie Hipskind, George Rockwell, Miss Biggerstaff, sponsor, Bonita Gasaway, Dorothy Alexander., Row two: Jane Kisner, Jean Walter, Lila Alber, Pat Aubertin, Dorothy Small, Eliza- beth Brant, Virginia Ford, Norma Lynn, Marilyn Latchem. Row three: Tom Naugle, Jim Watson, Bob Jones. Row one: Dick Grimm, Bob Anderson, George Rockwell, Miss Blayney, sponsor, ' Eugene Myers, Dan Shockey, Ted Martin. Row two: Dorothy Small. Mildred Yarnelle. W CLUB President-Joe Weaver Vice-President-George Parks Secretary--Jack Hale Sergeant-at-Arms-Everett Coburn Sponsor-Mr. Tatum RowJone: Darrell Cassiday, Arthur Overaa, Lewis Anderson, George Price, Clifford ones. Row two: Harold Farthing, Frank Hettmansperger, Harold Carney, Don Baer. Row three: Jack Hale, Dan Shockey, Bob Fulwider, Everett Coburn, Bob Fraustein, gefqiih Carmack, George Rockwell, George Parks, Bob Herrell, Dick Woods, John 0 ' . Row four: Jim Reynolds, Thom Wertenberger, Frank Plummer, Bob Simons, Joe Weaver, Eugene Myers, Dick Bruce. 1 RHINIE CLUB President-Richard Miller Vice-President-Richard Rhamy ' Secretary-Doris Smith Treasurer-Jim Jones Sponsor-Miss Mills Row one: Lowell Harner, Pete Allen, Paul Hipskind, Harold Baker, Tom Bowman, Melvin Brill. - Row two: Kathleen Hickey, Josephine Clupper, Patty Bowman, Jean Vice, Terry Cowen, Miss Mills, sponsor, Stanley Ford, Bob Martin, Doris Smith, Donna Billington, Anna Marie Porter. g ' Row three: 'Betty Bloxson, Jackie Manning, Virginia Guthrie, Jean Allard, Joan Nickells, Wilma Petry, Donna Dawes, Barbara Carney, Rosana Fults, Patty Schlemmer, Anna Lee Baer, Ruth Story, Jean.Sherman, Margaret Jo Turpen. Row four: Janet Carter, Patty McIntosh, Phyllis Knotts, Alice Cramer, Peggy Riden- our, Fern Ellis, Billie Young, Helen Sele, Edward Barrus, Richard Purdy, Howard Harlan, Dick Hipskind. 5 Row five: John Lehman, Bob Carney, Jack Bates, Dicld Miller, Jack Miller, John Rock- well, Jim Jones, Richard. Rhamy, Bill Reynolds, Don Grimm. i . N M. F. F. President-Ann Cowen Vice-President-Susie Butterbaugh Secretary-Jean Walter Treasurer-Susie Hipskind Sponsor--Miss Jones Row one: Doris Oswalt, Susie Butterbaugh, Ann Cowen, Susanne Hipskind, Dorothy Small, Shannie Sullivan. Row two: Norma Lynn, Beverly Owen, Pat Aubertin, Jackie Dickson, Jane Kisner, Betty Fiant, Miss Jones, sponsor. Row three: Betty Shepard, Lois Stephan, Mary Ann Freeman, Marilyn Cairns, Vir- ginia Ford, Phyllis Howard, Dorothy Alexander. Row four: Edna Rita Cornell, Ruth Wigner, Ruth Rhamy, Bonnie Gasaway, Joan Merritt. HI-Y President--Lawrence Lewis Vice-President-Howard Dodge Secretary-Treasurer-Ted Martin Sergeant-at-Arms-Elbert Fingerle Chaplain-Bob Christle Sponsor-Mr. Karns ' V . l Row one: Jack Butler, Jim Brill, Ray Alexander, Lawrence Lewis, Bill Weaver, Mr. Karns, sponsor, Fred Hoefer, Jim Reynolds, Bob Howenstine, Ted Martin, Jim Watson. Row two: Don Knable, Verle Williams, Norman Hipskind, Richard Strickler, Rex Dur- ham, Bill Saylor, Jack Longstreth, Bill Bowman, Dan Cowen, Bill Marks, Sam Rey- nolds, Jim Anliker, Jim Johnson, Tom Fedewa. Row three: Elbert Fingerle, Gene Parker, Bob Christle, Dick Shively, Charles Ross, Ted Gasaway, Bob Schlemmer, Bob Rhamy, Homer Purdy, Bob Conner, Charles Myers, Duane Pavey. Row four: Don Parrett, Howard Dodge, Marland Coburn, Jim McVicker, Richard Baumbauer, Bill Owens, Don Tyte, Dick Crumrine, Ralph Christman, Jack Kirby, Edwin Miller. ' Row one: Ahoy, there, salt!-Typical UD WHS glamor-The athletic type, no doubt! 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MYX ., Sy X ., x x f- X Xi- 5 , .V .y K Q r ,N as X 5 1 ni ig - M qs 2 E ,ora ' Q ' e' s- 4 ' is ..-is c 5 .---f-ff 0 M-'fi' 'f C 2-fi' - - my if Qs- A A -Q n f Z- mssie-.E-.g Cofwoff -J: fr 2'-' . CALENDAR 1942 - 1943 S 2.- E , .-.-: :.---.- D -- '---'Qu , .Q , ,ff Aff ::' Il 2' SfRV3 i c CC' E- ne if L1:::.. :- '96 me M568 5 Y 4 , -Q Ei'-F E O Q .8 CYW . r-- ,, Q5 -yu 11 Sept. 8 The Orange and Black made appearance in new dress-first printed publication. Sept. 11- Apaches fell before the Wildcats in first scrap of season. Boo Hoo! Sept. 18 W Club sponsored jam session in cafeteria. Oct. 13 Kenny Bridegroom represented the Navy in convocation- Anchors aweigh, Kenny! Oct. 5-16 Salvage Drive. We scrap for victory. Oct. 29 Guest speaker-Mr. R. A. Richardson. Oh, 'for the wit of Big Rich ! ' Oct. 30 Hipcats jive at the hotel to the strains of D. R. and his A orchestra. Nov. 4 Pep Session. Come on team-let's go! Nov. 11 Circus comes to W.H.S. Modoc tops Armistice Day news. Nov. 9-13 The spot light turns on learning. It's National Educa- . tion Week. Nov. 13 Hi-Y held formal initiation in convocation. Dramatics Club presented Getting Pinned at P. T. A. Nov. 17 G. A. A. held barn dance in Highway Garage. Back to the old hayloft. Nov. 18 Warren Sunday addresses student body. He'll keep them 'F flying. , Nov. 20 First hardwood tilt+-result--victory for Wabash. Curt Hentgen and his Swing Kings in top form at hotel dance. Nov. 26-30 Vacation-turkey-Whoopee! Nov. 24-Dec. 4 Red Cross Drive-W.H.S. makes contributions to the greatest Mother of the world. t Dec. 1 M. F. F. hostess to football squad at annual banquet. Food and Fun! - 3 Dec. 4 One of the Navy's best entertainers--Max Prewitt, pianist, gives program before students. Dec. 8 Football squad entertained by American Legion. Dec. 23 Christmas Party. Who says there isn't a Santa Claus? Dec. 23-Jan. 4 Whew! At last. Christmas vacation and two weeks of rest. Oh, yeah! Jan. 8' Junior Basketball. Those juniors think of everything. Jan. 11 Grover Cleveland Alexander makes home run with student iq . . body. ' 1RD Jan. 12 Band presented Winter Concert to full house. I Jan. 19-21 Mid-term exams. Need we say more? Nui' 'cfb Q SJ 7 40.90 nes Q' I-I-J A ..-'asf-. 1515 1 5- ' 2,.C,a.gg.. -.2 .5Yf?., e 'EE 'L 1' H MS? , m z ff ' - . .. e if-745165 5' .r , J., 1. , QM, -P -s me 4' ' 6 ,. U- 0' ,e..,, , . ----. ,, 7 wwf' ' e'f fasvencu. e 2 X T, 'f a '.: 1 6. utr.. Jim-gl' Q n Jan. 29 Service Flag with 279 stars presented to school. We salute if ' you, men of W.H.S. 9 Feb. 12 Hearts. and Flowers. Inter Nos Valentine Party. Q Feb. 16 Hi-Y Supper Dance-Some girls are sure lucky. Uv- . -Feb. 16 Coach Ken Gunning ,left for Chapel Hill, N. C. Bet he'll ' ,l ' ,- 1 ' look mighty snazzy in that uniform. FQ. K Feb. 11-19 Book Drive. W.H.S. responded to the call with a table . Q. Q 1 Piled high with good books. ' , . Feb. 23 Kiwanis Club fetes basketball squad. Those boys really 753.5 get around. 1 ,,,,,g.:-- Feb. 25-27 Wabash host at sectional tourney. 1 Feb. 27 Hear that noise? Wabash celebrates her sectional victory. ' Q Mar. Q2 Miss Wilson's prize pupils and guests dine and jive at Art ' Club Supper Dance. ' D J Mar. 6 Scores of Wabash fans backed Wabash at Marion Regionals. , ' Mar. 18 Chills and thrills! M. C. L. sponsors Horror Show! , q '- Mar. 24 Mr. J inks presented band in annual spring Concert. Variety 'i 'S ' I numbers made a big hit. , . Z Mar. 26 Another Supper Dance. This time the W Club entertained Q- their girls. - . t Mar. 26-Apr. 5 Spring Vacation. Just in time for victims of spring ' ' . , ' fever. 1 5 - Apr. 1 Obstacle course completed. Good training and no foolin'. . f Apr. 2 Jack Butler upheld his reputation by winning third in St. Ora. Cont. Nice going, Jack. Apr. 5 Senior Play-Thank goodness, Midge finally grew up. 5 I- ' Apr. 5 State scholarships presented to Susie H., Ruth, and Bonnie. , I. U., here we come! I WF Apr. 16 Juniors. held Spring Dance. There's that class again. . 5 Apr. 20 Senior girls were banquet guests of Altrusa members at '.... , A Womens' Club. ' ,,...-'L.:- - Q I Apr. 22 Hi-Y presents The Challenge of the Church to Youth in -5 ! . . convo. May 5 G. A. A. Banquet at hotel CGirls Alone Allowedl. ' ' May 6 Exchange Club Party. Oh, to be among those brilliant students. - May 26 Good times for seniors drawing to close with a lovely J r.-Sr. Prom and Banquet. May 28 Miss Miller's seamstresses modeled latest styles in milady's wardrobe. May 30 Religious Services for seniors today. . June 4 Commencement-We have lost forever the dignified seniors. flu Pleeeete 7 q - 'Q '12 ew xN li iff fl ' .ed fQ 3e Q 2211! Q f 'E g .Q fl 4... S. w ffsp. 5 1 ,ci iv! H ' Na d il.. ' ' ' ji ' if S. N S Q .N S ...v , - ....,. NNNY X SSX Xxx W mX X X X X X X xv- XX X X .X-,- in 5, Q GN K A5., 5, , A .xxi-hw. ., , ' B559 A XX S X :x f X, by ,.,.- . gs L: X ..,. . , Erbxf g ,V , 3 -. . L x .qw 'K X Q -- Nm X N x X x X XXX x N - 255555 i 1 C :N U ff: X 1. ,., x -1 x H Y N X X X as an Q wmxwxmlwvkxv H HY 1, L T I U' f When the curtain descended on the '42 grid season, the Wabash Apache football team under the mentorship of John Tatum took a look at their record and displayed their satisfaction. They had com- pleted one of their most successful seasons since 1937, when they came through with eight wins and two defeats. This year the book showed them the victors of seven encoun- ters and two setbacks. They had also accomplished another task- they had defeated their three greatest rivals, Huntington, Peru and Marion-for the first time since 1935. The first fracas when the lid blew up on the grid season was with the Kokomo Kats, a non-con- ference scrap. That game went to the Kats, 8 to 0, but it gave the Apaches the needed fight that spurred them on in their CIAC games with Elwood, winning 19 to 65 Huntington's Vikings, 43 to 6, VARSITY FOOTBALL and Plymouth, 12 to 6. Their next battle was with their spirited rivals, the Peru Tigers, who al- ways put up a good fight for the Apaches. The Wabash team came out6 on the top of this fracas, 7 to . After winning these four con- ference battles, they were ready for the Warsaw Tigers, one of the state's toughest teams, The Tigers held the winning cards, 7 to 0. The Wabash Scalpers were downheart- ed over giving up the conference title, but kept the grid season col- orful for the fans by defeating their remaining rivals-Rensselaer, 20 to 6, Columbia City, 26 to 0, and homecoming foes, the .Marion Giants, 12 to 0. Tatum had started out with only two veterans, but had built up a team with a tight defense and a clever offense that had what it took to make such a startling record. When it came to the all-state teams. Harold Carney rated as a right guard on the third team and Rich Jefferson made honor- able mention as a right halfback. These gridders received silver foot- balls for their conference stand- ings. 1 The next football season will find most of last year's gridders gone -probably. waging an offensive on another field. Tatum will be left again with only a few starters, but with his knowledge and the talent on the second team of' last year, should be able to produce a win- ning aggregation. The men of the gridiron will miss Fred Hoefer, Harold Carney, Harold Farthing, Bob Herrell, Ray Alexander, Rich Jefferson, Frank Hettmansperger and Don Baer on the starters. Their berths will be hard to fill and football candidates have a. goal to work toward in view of replacing these players. Row one: Asst. Coach Gunning, Harold Farthing, Frank Hettmansperger, Robert Herrell, Don Baer, Harold Carney, Robert Simons, Marvin Smith, Ramon Alexander, 'Fred Hoefer, Coach Tatum. Row two: Don Tyte, Keith Carmack, Richard Wilson, George Parks, Arthur Overaa, Clifford Jones, George Rockwell, Bob Christle, Dan Shockey, Glen Rohrer. Row three: Tom Fedewa, Riley Eltzroth, Howard Dodge, Ray Christle, Richard Shively, Edwin Miller, Sam Reynolds, Bill Bowman, Joe Weaver, Jack Butler, Jim Brill, manager. .4 x Q . Au HAROLD CARNEY HAROLD FARTHING RAMON ALEXANDER DICK JEFFERSON Guard Guard . End Halflrack FRANK DON BAER BOB SIMONS FRED HOEFER . HETTMANSPERGER Fullback Fullback Tackle Il,,-,,L ,-.L - -I, BOB HERRELL DAN SHOCKEY BOB CHRISTLE KEITH CARMACK Tackle Center End . ' Tacklei GEORGE ROCKWELL GEORGE 'PARKS JIM BRILL Tackle Fullback Manager Despite the loss of Kenneth Gun- ning, hardwood squire, to the navy and a season's record showing 14 losses over four wins, the Wabash Apache basketball aggregation came through the Sectional tourna- ment by defeating a powerful Cen- tral of North Manchester team by a single point, Don Winterrowd, a Somerset star who came to the Indian tribe in mid-season, scored that winning point to give Wabash the victory, the same fellow who saved their hides in another sectional .game with South Whitley, when, he broke loose to score in the second over-timing. In Regional play at Marion, they slumped before a determined Ko- komo Kat tribe which met Marion in the Regional. finals and was cle- feated. The fact that Wabash had enter- tained a losing schedule for the entire season and then bucked up to grab the Sectional is a discussion topic that still goes on. ' VARSITY BASKETBALL ' In the hardwood opener, Wa-' bash entertained the Central team and grabbed a 24 to 20 victory. It looked as if they were getting oH to a good start, The Apaches played host to an-Alexandria crew and set them back 41 to 34. The Vikings of Huntington, who had not won a game prior to this tilt, welcomed the Wabash team. The locals fell before the Vikings 28 to 25 and from there went into a slump, losing to Warsaw, 25 to 23, Monticello, 42 to 23, and El- wood, 42 to 31. Linlawn's Pirates came to the Apache hardwood and were thrown back 38 to 23 by the Gunning crew. Back into the los- ing slump with defeat from the hands of the Peru Tigers, 25 to 15, and South Side, Fort Wayne, 42 to 22. A fourth win came for Wabash when they greeted the Sheridan Blackhawks. The most powerful rivals were yet to come. Scott Fisher's Burris of Muncie Owls waged a battle here, and they came out on top, 29 to 19. On to Tipton, where the Apaches lost 26 to 18 and the state's top team for a time during the season, the Rochester Zebras, who undermined the locals, 43 to 21. The remain- der of the season showed them los- ing to Plymouth, 39 to 323 Wina- mac, 33 to 263 Peru, 35 to 30, the Marion Giants, 51 to 29, and the Kokomo Kats, 31 to 26. C. Glen Coolman became squire of the team late in the season, and worked with them the few weeks before the Sectional. Change of mentors during the season might ordinarily prove hazardous, but it did not seem to conform to the Apache rule which destined the Wabash team to dominate the Sec- tional tourney. Three of the first team men won't 'be around next year-Darrell Cassidy, Harold Farthing and Don Baer. The Apaches will miss these hardwood men. Next year's coach will have on hand a supply of ex- perienced, capable players and the season of basketball will no doubt hold the kind of competition fans like to observe. Row one: Bob Fulwider, Darrell Cassidy. Row two: Bill Weaver, Sr., Mgr., George Parks, Don, Tyte, Harold Farthing, Jim But- terbaugh, Jr., Mgr. Row three: Glen Coolman, Coach, Don Winterrowd, Joe Weaver, Howard Dodge, Frank Plummer, Don Baer. ' ' Kenneth E. Gunning, basketball coach for the past two years in Wabash High School, was called to the Navy in February. An en- sign, he is a physical education in- structor in the Navy. SECTION AL BASKETBALL .CHAMPS DARRELL CASSIDY DON BAER HAROLD FARTHING FRANK PLUMMER Forward Guard Center Guard n DON TYTE JOE WEAVER BOB FULWIDER DON WINTERROWD Forward Forward Guard Forward TENNIS J i David Barnhart, Rex Durham. Jack Longstreth, John Ford. In an attempt to keep alive the major sports, football, basketball and track, tennis has been cut to a minimum this year. Limited matches .will see th6S6 b0YS' competing: A TRACK Row one: Stanley Ford, Bob Schlemmer, Eugene Myers, Robert Martin, Tom Bowman. Row two: Richard Ross, Clifford Jones, George Price, Ray Fingerle, Ted Martin. Row three: Coach Holloway, Charles Ross, George Parks, Arthur Overaa, Jack Miller, Richard Miller, Richard Widmeyer, Howard Dodge. Row four: Herbert Sundheimer, Ben Gurtner, Frank Plummer, Harold Farthing, Ramon Alexander, John Ford. gaaking over mentor duties of the Wabash tracksters is Austin Holloway, former imore squlre. With only a few of last yea1 s veterans returning the coach began practices and has built up a squad so far undefeated The A aclie th' 1 d h Q i . . p in-c a s ave won tour straight meets-over Chester in the county event, Warsaw, Fairmount and Huntln ton 'n T ' ' ' ' ' g 1 a riangulai meet, and Fairmount in a Dual. battle. Their season's card includes entry in the Kokc-mo Relays and Sectional, a meet with Marion's Giants and other less heated competition. After-school jobs have taken many of' last year's men. When the call was issued this season, only 28 boys answered, but that was enough to give Coach Holloway excellent material to build into a winning squad. G. A. A. President-Lavita Malott Vice-President-Mildred Yarnelle . Secretary-Nancy Morrow Treasurer-Barbara Kilander Sergeant-at-Arms--Jane Scheerer Sergeant-at-Arms-Jean Sherman Sponsor-Miss Griesel Row one: Jane Scheerer, Nancy Morrow, Mildred Yarnelle, Lavita Malott, Miss Griesel, sponsor, Virginia Ford, Barbara Kilander, Jean Sherman, Betty Lou Bolsover. Row two: Jackie Manning, Patty Bowman, Josephine Clupper, Virginia Guthrie, Jean Allard, Annabelle Yost, Betty Rose Martin, Miriam Fox, Anna Marie Porter, Vir- ginia Shroyer, Bonnie Bates, Patty Schlemmer. Row three: Betty Lou Whiteside, Dorothy Cole, Helen Abshire, Doris Alexander, Jean Vice, Doris Smith, Barbara Carney, Irene Powell, Susanne Hipskind, Jane Kisner, Dorothy Alexander, Ruth Story, Helen Norwood. Row four: Norma Lynn, Susie Butterbaugh, Ellen DeMoss, Joan Merritt, Marie Martin, Rosanna McAllister, Helen Sele, Shirley Gidley, June' Miley, Helen Finnegan, Beverly Owen, Melbadine Backus, Glenadine Davenport, Anna Lee Baer. Row five: Bette Guttrich, Marguerite Brothers, Dorothy Fingerle, Jo Ann Schlegell milch, Betty Schultz, Helen Streng, Doris Dickover, Betty Patton, Dorothy Hall, Ann Cowen, Dorothy Small, Phyllis Hipskind, Thelma Guttrich, Peggy Tyner. Row one: Bonnie Gasaway, Jackie Dickson, Margaret Rogge, Marcella Moore, Barbara Jones, Peggy Fedewa, Lucille McIntosh, Martha Modricker. Row two: Mary Clevenger, Dorothy Duncan, Evelyn Coburn, Berneice Knotts. Helen , geetlng, Betty Hickey, Betty Harmon, Kathleen Hickey, Doris Harmon, Thelma ramer. ' ' ' Row three: Mary Ann Freeman, Julia Coon, Martha Heyde, Betty Helm, Betty Fiant, Bet-ty Shepard, Audrey Scott, Alice Cramer, Patty McIntosh, Peggy Ridenour, Joan Rettig, Mary Alice Goodlander. A A H Row four: Mary Hawley, Ruth Wigner, Joan Nickells, Marilyn Cairns, Shannie Sulli- van, Rosana Fuits, Donna Billington, Janet Carter, Doris Sundheimer, Donna Schultz, Elizabeth Brant. Row tive: Lois Stephan, Mary Duncan, Doris Oswalt, Gladys Unger, Donna Shockey, Martha Pitts, Jean Short, Phyllis Howard, Patty Hauk, Marilynne Latchem, Marion Garrison, Phyllis Knotts. - . ,gli Almaximum of co-operation is required in order to publish .a Sycamore. These merchants and firms of Wabash have shown their interest in our 1943 Sycamore, as they always have in the activities of Wabash High School, by contributing to the financial success of our book as patrons and adver- tisers. is-? ' Qi ' a.. iv Eye lie, XX, S X 'Ni' , - ff-C in X V N -rr Q- ' gf fa kk wa e X' 65925 '41 WW ki E ww? i 4 ,,. g W, Ad N xg ,ey -as .- 4, , C I I, 'flip 11? l ' , A X fafh rw 'uv sr PRODUCING FOR i VLCTORY i' 'A' 'k This year, 1943, finds our country engaged in the greatest war of all time-as War to protect our way of life and to perpetuate throughout the world the principles of free- dom and democracy. The manufacturers of Wabash and their employees, by skillful effort and constant de- votion to duty, are playing a leading part in the conflict by helping to produce the mas terials that are needed to bring victory to our armed forces. , B. Walter and Company Wabash Cabinet Company G.. M.. - Diehl Machine Works Ford iMeter Box Company General Tire 81 Rubber Company , Container Corporation of America Vice Brothers Foundry 8: Pattern Shop Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company DONORS Al Sterling Frank K. 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