Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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F9 xi . -I. -545 4- ' ,mm gm L N J 2 may , 'EWQQFQE' 3 9 ' 32. .' ,ff fw?fmmfwv fain., -. 4 -' - , '- 'g K -sg:-K'-,j -,, - .K 4 N, '- . uh, fwywrxx f' He is iusf a Iiffle bookworm from The sycamore hee, awaifing fhe opporiunify To help you To appreciafe ihe I949 Sycamore. The 1949 staff Wishes to present to you this year's Sycamore. We hope that it will take its place among the many annuals of the Wabash High, and that it will recall many pleasant memories of your high school days. it Page Three Rosetta Beamer Iohn Oldenkamp Co-editors Rhoda Lightfoot Business Manager Richard Reynolds Concessions Manager Wish I had CI bean shooter The starting line-up Going home fic, 'N L4 I 'R . ,.-A... ,,-.:LTn 1E V 7: 3512? gl, 1' Q e 4 55 -.lAA... . ,A hz- Exx- B -f - ' - vi f Page Four Q' ' A Profile of Wabash High a t dx. . ,ii 4, Painting the streets? vs ' . . ff ,T 1 . ,H us, fgwwgrv- - Et tu, Bruter if ' . 2' ' Amateur contest Page Five Food netted by Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y for needy at Christmas Is your insuromce paid? No snow bodls, fellows Page Six fd lose omd his ubiquitous Ford What to do after the game! Page Seven FESTIVITIES OF MAY, 1948 May King and Queen Iunior-Senior Prom Dclnce Best Girl Dance May Festival Cast Page Eighf FACULTY . Y ' wx I 1 , .-I ' 4535 ,Y , gl' ' 'I' ii' Yu -5 .1 Ls X x --17' - fl 'RMK N '2i5?Z'2 'G 1 5 X wa s Z LEM jx 1 A A . n V if gbzw ,- i K '13, , if ' . fi? f g ,. H A ' VJFEQ.. -F' N'-4' pb X U, , 'A,M.n ,ff if A ,SJ A ,bf -. ' ' ww, 14' f ru g., V, 4, , --Qglqm . ' K9- gf'- 1 , 7' , .1 Page Nxne , W-5 ff 2- , , layi- It has been a pleasure to work with you, the Class of 1949, during the last tour years. You have been very co-operative from the standpoint of this office, and we wish you every success. GZ! 77. Principal To an excellent class, the Class of '49, go the congratulations and good wishes ot your school administration, Whenever and Wherever you need advice or help, We hope you Will feel tree to remember and call upon your friends in the Wabash City Schools. . X Superintendent of City Schools Page Ten Retfig Gray Fults O Board Gf Educatlon President ......--.......... .... D r. George B. Fulis n Secretary --- --- Laurence I. Gray Treasurer --- -- Frank A. Rettig Mrs. Willis A. Lightfoot Mrs. Dan Wilson Superintende1'1t's Office Principals Office Page Eleven Mrs. Avis Clark Metzger School Nurse Eldon E. Barnhart Ph. B., University of Chicago. Assistant Principal Commercial. Gladys Dove A. B., Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege. Librarian. Virginia Flora A. B., Manchester College. Physical Educa- tion. Mildred l-lipskind Ph. B., University of Chicago. History, English. I. Austin Holloway B. S., Ball State Teachers' College. Wood Shop, Me- chanical Drawing, Track Coach. A. R. links A. B., l-lanover College, Arthur lor- dan Conservatory. Band, Glee Club, History. Buth lones A. B. D e P a u W University. Assistant Principal English. Lewis M. Kauttmann B. S., Ball State Teachers' College, M. S., Indiana Uni- versity. Boys' Adviser, History, ,Social Sci- ence. Randall Lawson B. S., Butler Uni- versity. Basketball Coach, Physical Education. Claire Miller A. B., University of Illinois. Home Economics. Galon B. Miller A. B., Manchester College. Biology. Cecilia E. Mills A. B., Manchester College. M a t h e ni a t i c s English, Drarnatics. Margaret Neal A. B. D e P a u W University. Spanish, G u i d - ance. Cdette Needham Valparaiso Univer- sity, lndiana Uni- versity, University ot Chicago, University ot Colorado. Commercial. ls-srl Bobert L. Ritchie B. A., Manchester College, M. A., Ball State Teachers' Col- lege. Science Rex Sims lndiana Univer- sity, Indiana State Normal, Central Normal. Shop. Mary Adams Smith B. A., College ot Wooster, Ohio, M. A., Columbia Uni- versity. Latin, Mathema- tics, English, Tourn- alism. lohn B. Tatum B. S., lndiana Uni- versity. Football Coach, English, Health. T. B. Tewksbury B. S., Colgate University. English, Speech. Vera V. Wilson B. S., Columbia University, M. A., Columbia Univere sity. Art. Lutie Young A. B., Oxford Col- lege, M. S., Indiana University. Mathematics, Girls' Adviser. CLASSES . .1 V.: 4: ' 'P-1 2 .-eq., .,, I I 4 L Q: E QE' fi E' 'i x E ' .7 9 A91 . 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L4 -'iffx s9!i?!53:iv1'i2aE1 Page Fifteen SE IOR CLASS Richard Reynolds, presidentg Carol Trisler, vice-presidentg Norma Brown, secretary-treasurerg Don Armstrong, athletic board member. These are the officers selected to engineer the activities of the Class of 1949 in its senior year. The success of the year under their administration is a tribute to them tar more meaningful than any that could be expressed in Words. The ac- complishments ot the class under their leadership are a titting climax to its contribution to the history of the Wabash High School. Page Sixteen I 1 IAMES RICHARD ALEXANDER-Industrial Sycamore Staff, Athletics editor, Dramatics, M. C. L., W. Club, Iunior Play, Track 3, Football 4 DONALD EDWARD ARMSTRONG-Academic Entered from Chip ewa l948 Sycamore Staff, I3 1 - I-li-Y, Dramatics, Student Council, vice-president 4 Science Club, Athletic Board 4. RUTH EVANGELINE ARNETT-Academic Spanish Club, Iunior Red Cross Council, Chorus LOWELL BAIN-Academic Entered from Chippewa, l946. Science Club, De- bate, Band, Iunior Play. TRUMAN BAKEI-IORN-Industrial BEATRICE BARNES-eCommercial IACK E. BARRETT-Cornrnercial Orange and Black, Library Club, President 4. ROSETTA BEAMER-Academic Sycamore, Co-editor, Orange and Black, Busi- ness Manager 2, 3, Quill and Scroll, G. A. A., Thes- pian, President 4, Dramatics, Tri-Hi-Y, Inter Nos Secretary-treasurer 3, M. F. F., M. C. L., Iunior Play IAMES L. BEAN-Academic. Hi-Y, W Club, Chorus, Track 3. NANCY IEAN BENDER-Academic Sycamore Staff, Red Cross Council, Secretary 3, Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, M. F. F., M. C. L., Boosters, Class President l. PATRICIA ANN BOARDMAN-Commercial G. A. A., M. C. L. ROY L. BROTHERS-Industrial Page Sevent NORMA IEAN BROWN - Commmercial Sycamore Staff5 G.A.A.5 M.E.F.5 M.C.L.5 Science Club5 Band5 Class secretary 4. LOREN EUGENE BRYANT - Industrial Dramatics. MARIE S. BUCHTEL - Commercial G.A.A.5 Library Club. PATRICIA ANN BURK - Academic Orange and Black5 G.A.A., secretary-treasurer 25 Iunior Red Cross5 Camera Club5 M.F.l:'.5 Science Club5 Chorus5 Iunior Play. PEGGY IO ANN BURNSWORTH - Academic and Commercial Entered from Watervliet, Michigan, 1946. Syca- more StaIf5 G.A.A.5 Thespian5 Dramatics5 M.F.F.5 Chorus5 Iunior Play. VIRGINIA LEE CALDWELL - Academic and Com- mercial Sycamore Stalk G.A.A.5 Tliespian5 Dramatics5 Tri-Hi-Y5 Library Club5 M.l .I .5 M.C.L.5 Boosters: Chorus5 Iunior Play. WINIFRED M. CALES - Academic Sycamore Statf5 G.A.A.5 Iunior Red Cross5 M.E.F.5 Debate5 M.C.L.5 Class Vice-President, 1. RICHARD E. CARPENTER - Academic Sycamore Statf5 I-Ii-Y, vice-president 45 Student Council, president 35 Iunior Red Cross, vice- president 45 Class president l. MARTHA ANN CHRISTMAN - Academic and Commercial Sycamore Staff, Art Editor5 Quill and Scroll5 Orange and Black5 G.A.A.5 Tri-I-Ii-Y, vice-presi- dent 45 Library Club5 Camera Club5 M.F.F. president 45 Science Club5 Iunior Play. MILDRED TEANIE CI ARK - Academic and Com- mercial Sycamore StaIf5 G.A.A.5 Thespian, treasurer 45 Dramatics5 Library Club5 Inter Nos5 MEF.- Iunior Play. 1 1 WILLIAM M. CLARK - Industrial HAROLD E. CLUPPER - Academic Sycamore Staff5 Snap Editor5 Camera Club5 M.C.L., president 45 Science Club, president 45 Band, Captain 3, 4. e Eighteen I.eMOINE COLLINS - Academic Dramatics, I-Ii-Y, Sergeant-at-arms 4, Science Club, W Club, Football 3, 4. CAROLYN IANE CROSS - Commercial Sycamore Statt, G.A.A., Thespian, Vice-presi- dent 4, Dramatics, Camera Club, M.F.F., Science Club, Iunior Play. . PHYLLIS I. DRAPER -- Commercial Library Club. NORMA DURHAM - Commercial Sycamore Staff, G. A. A., Student Council, Library Club, M.F.F., M.C.L., Band. IACK FEARNOW - Industrial Student Council, W Club, Athletic Board 3, Football 3, 4, First Team All-Conference 4. FLOYD I-I. FIELDS - Industrial Hi-Y, Library. IAMES FORBES - Industrial Hi-Y. ' HELEN FORD - Academic Sycamore Statt, Orange and Black, Circula- tion Manager 2, Feature Editor 3, Editor 4, Quill and Scroll, G.A.A., Camera Club, M.F.F., M.C.L., Spanish Club. VIRGINIA L. GARPOW - Commercial Orange and Black, G.A.A., Library Club, Vice- President 2, M.F.F., Science Club. MARIORIE E. GRAEBNER - Academic and Com- mercial Sycamore Staff, Iunior Red Cross, M.C.L. VIRGINIA ANNE GRAY - Commercial GAA., Library Club, Camera Club, Secretary 3, Debate, Booster Club. DEAN EDWIN GUHL - General Dramatics, Iunior Red Cross, treasurer 3, W Club, Iunior Play, Class Treasurer 2, Football 4, First Team All-Conference 4. Page Ninet MARGIE HANNA - Academic Orange and Black, Advertising Manager 45 Cf.A.A.5 Library Club5 M.F.F.5 Science Club5 Band. IAMES A. HARRIS - Industrial W Club5 Football 3, 4, WILMA IEAN HETTMANSPERGER - Commercial G,A.A.5 Library Club5 Band DOROTHY I-IETZLER - Academic Sycamore Staff5 Orange and Black, Business Manager 45 G.A.A.5 Student Counci15 Tri-Hi-Y5 Library Club5 M.F.F.5 M.C.L.5 Science Club5 Iunior Play5 Band. IAMES E. HICKEY - Industrial Sycamore Statt5 Hi-Y5 Science Club. BETTY SHARON I-IINER - Academic Sycamore Statf5 G.A.A.5 M'.F.F.5 M.C.L.5 Science Club5 Iunior Play. IAMES HIPSHER - Academic Orange and Blaclc5 Iunior Red Cross5 Science Club5 W Club5 Class President 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Tennis 25 Third Team All- Conterence Basketball 35 Second Team All- Conterence Football 35 First Team All-Conter- ance Football 4. IOSEPI-I I-IIPSKIND - Academic Science Club. IERRY HODEI.. - Academic Orange and Black5 Hi-Y5'lu1'1lOI' Red Cross5 Science Club, Sergeant-at-arms 45 W Club5 Football 3, 4. CHARLENE ANN HORNADAY - Academic G.A.A.5 Library Club5 Chorus. COLLEEN HORNER - Commercial G.A.A.5 Library Club IAMES IACOBY - Industrial Hi-Y. P ge Twenty IRENE KEGG - Academic Drum Majorette. VIRGINIA IUNE KUFFEL - Commercial G.A.A.5 Red Cross Council5 Library Club5 Boosters. MARTHA ALICE LAMM - Commercial ' Sycamore Statt5 G.A.A.5 Student Council5 Iunior Red Cross5 Tri-Hi-Y5 M.F.F.5 M.C.L.5 Science Club. MARY IANE LANDIS - Academic Student Council5 Spanish Club. RICHARD M. LaSALLE - Academic Sycamore Statt, Photography Editor5 Orange and Black, Circulation Manager 45 I-Ii-Y5 Iunior , Red Cross5 W Club5 Football 45 LOUISE LAVENGOOD - Academic Orange and Black5 Library Clubg Inter Nos5 Science Club5 M.F.F., treasurer 45 Boosters5 Drum Majorette5 Iunior Play5 Cheerleader 4. BARABAR IOANN LAYTON - Commercial G.A.A.5 Library Club5 Camera Club. Rl-IODA ANNE LIGHTFOOT - Academic and Com- mercial Sycamore Staff, Business Manager5 Tri-Hi-Y5 Thespian5 Dramatics5 Library Club5 M.F.F.5 Vice-President, 45 M.C.L., secretary 45 Science Club5 Iunior Play. IACOUELINE R. LOWER - Commercial G.A.A.5 Library Club5 Home Economics Club. DON L. MARTIN - Commercial Sycamore Staft5 Orange and Black5 I-li-Y5 Dra- matics5 Library Club, Vice-President 45 W Club5 Football 4. FRANK MERRITT - Academic Sycamore StaIf5 Orange and Blackg Student Council5 Chorus5 Spanish Club5 Basketball 4. IOAN MILAM - Commercial G.A.A.5 Library Club. Page Twenty- NORMA IEAN MILAM - Commercial G. A. A. THOMAS RICHARD MILLER - Academic Entered from Chippewa in 19485 Basketball 4. BETTY IEAN MONCE - Commercial FREDERICK C. MOORE - Industrial Hi-Y. DOROTHY NIX - Academic and Commercial Sycamore Staff, Head Typist Dramatics, Sec- retary 45 G.A.A.5 Library C1ub5 M.F.F., Secretary 45 M.C.I...5 Science Club5 Band. IOHN OLDENKAMP - Academic Sycamore, Co-Editor5 Orange and Black5 Hi-Y5 M.C.L.5 Science Clubg Spanish Club5 Boosters, Sergeant-at-arms 45 W Club5 Iunior P1ay5 Teen Canteen, president5 Cross Country, 3, 5 Track 3. VIRGINIA M. PARRETT - Commercial G.A.A.5 Student Council5 Library Club, Treasur- er 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. IOE D. PATTON - Academic Hi-Y5 Dramatics. PATRICIA PEGG - Commercial G.A.A.5 M.C.L.5 Chorus. WILLIAM PENCE - Industrial DELORES PURDY - Commercial G.A.A.5 Boosters. Pl-IYLLIS RENBARGER - Academic Sycamore Staff5 Orange and Black5 G.A.A.5 Student Council5 Tri-I-Ii-Y, Treasurer 45 Library Club5 M.F.F.5 M.C.L.5 Science Club, Secretary- treasurer 45 Band5 Iunior P1ay5 Class Secretary- Treasurer I. P e Twe nty-'Two RICHARD W. REYNOLDS - Academic Sycamore Staff, Concession Manager, Hi-Y. Chaplain 4, Thespian, Dramatics, President 4: Library Club, M.C.L., Science Club, Vice-Presi- 1 dent 4, Chorus, Class President 4. SHARLENE RUSSELL - Commercial G.A.A., M.C.L., Boosters. IOHN L. SAGER - Academic Orange and Black, Hi-Y, Camera Club, Presi- dent 4, Science Club. BARABAR NELL SCHAAF - Commercial G.A.A., lunior Red Cross, Library Club, Camera Club, Secretary 4, MLEF., Debate, Boosters, Iunior Play. DONNA B. SCHRADER - Academic Entered from Roann 1948. SHIRLEY SMITH - Academic Sycamore Staff, Club Editor, Orange and Black, Tri-Hi-Y, President 2, 3, 4, State Presi dent 3, Library Club, MEF., M.C.L., Science Club, Debate, Chorus, Band. IOSEPHINE SONDA - Commercial Entered from Kingwood, West Virginia, 1946, Sycamore Staff, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Camera Club, Debate, M.F.F., Boosters. GEORGE L. THOMAS - Academic Orange and Black, Hi-Y, W Club, Track 3. IOHN L. THOMPSON - Academic Sycamore Staff, Circulation Manager, Orange and Black, Hi-Y, Science Club, M.C.L., Spanish Club, W Club, Iunior I-lay, Football 4. IOYCE ANNE TOUSCANY - Academic Sycamore Staff, Cf.A.A., Thespian, Dramatics, Library Club, M.l:'.l:'., M.C.L., Science Club, Chorus, Iunior Play. CAROL IRENE TRISLER - Academic Sycamore Statt, G.A.A., Vice-President 3, Stu- dent Council, Library Club, M.F.F., M.C.L., Science Club, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, Class Vice-President 4. OUINNETH VROOMAN - Commercial Sycamore Staff, Cr.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, M.F.F., Science Club, Band. Page Twenty Th GALEN ROY WEAVER - Academic Entered from Bradford, Ohio, 1947, Hi-Y, Presi- dent 45 M.C.L., Science Club, Debate, W Club, lunior Play, Class President 3, Football 45 Basketball 3, 4, IOSEPH D. WELTY - Academic Entered from Marion, Indiana, 19465 Sycamore Stattg Hi-Y, Camera Club, Vice-President 4: Spanish Club, President 4. SUSIE WIDMEYER - Commercial Library Club. ROBERT L. WILCOX - Academic Entered from Chippewa 1947, Sycamore Staff, Chorus, Iunior Play. NORMA D. WILSON - Commercial G.A.A., Iunior Red Cross, M.F.F. MADGE WOLF - Academic Entered from Detroit, Michigan, 1948, Syca- more Statfg Orange and Black, Iunior Red Cross, President 4, M.C.L. 1 1 4 15 MP4 ,am is... 'A-af - . -br' , . ' 2 fs' ' P ge Twenty-Four Junior Gfficers Gary Weesner President Ronald Holloway Vice-President Phyllis Carpenter Secretary-Treasurer Kaye Wilson Athletic Board Member Miss Needham Sponsor Sophomore Officers Don Brunn President Richard Guhl Vice-President Herbert Conover Secretary Calvin Eltzroth Athletic Board Member Freshman Officers Robert Eakright President Raymond White Vice-President Marlin Baclgett Secretary Robert Mattern Athletic Board Member Page Twenty-Six Amick, Jack Baker, Carolyn Ballard, Jean Ann Baxter, Bob Beamer, Joan Bellock, Barbara Bickel, Jesse Bracken, John Bramlett, Nancy Brauneller, Cleta Carpenter, Phyllis Cassiday, Jessie Cattin, Barbara Clupper, Jack Conrad, Doris Cowen, Steve Crunmley, Joan Davis, David Driscoll, Richard Drook, Leonard Evans, Betty Fiant, Marjorie Forbes, Dorothy Frehse, Rita Fry, Marjorie Gabel, Philip Gottschall, Peg Gouvan, Jim Haskins, Agnes Haupert, Doris Herrell, Tom Hettmansperger, Ja Holloway, Ronald F16 Kiefaber, Mary Esther Kinerk, Robert Kintner, Gordon Knotts, Barbara LaFollette, Bob Leland, Vendetta Leland, Vernon Leonard, Richard JUNIORS Martin, Margery Martin, Raymond Munson, Mahlon McAllister, Roland McDaniel, Marlin McVicker, Stephen Naugle, Mary Ann Ogan, Bob Oldenkamp, Jerry Oswalt, Mary Lou Oswalt, Wilma Parker, Ted Pearson, Martha Pearson, Pat Ply, Bill Reahard, Sally Ridenour, Sherrnadean Rife, Bill Rish, Mary Ann Ross, Jim Ross, Martha Scheerer, Bill Schlemmer, Barbara Shaw, Mary Donna Sloan, Ella Mae Smith, David Smith, Larry Sparks, Eloris Stephenson, Bob Strickler, Bill Thomas, Elwood Thomson, Dale Wlake, Marcia Wampler, Dorcas Washburn, Robert Wasson, Dorothy Weesner, Gary Williams, Don Wilson, Kaye Wimberly, Isabel J UNIORS Page Twe nty-Seven Page Twenty-Eigl-11' Alexander, Bob Arnett, Ralph Arnett, Rachel Barnes, James Beauchamp, Anne Bellock, Carolyn Bickel, Tom Biltz, Clarence Blair, Pat Blockson, Lutricia Bracken, Tom Brewer, Barbara Brinson, Buddie Brodbeck, Bob Brown, H'arold Brunn, Don Carpenter, Margaret Carter, Marjorie Conover, Herbie Cooksey, Barbara Coon, Mary Cope, George Cramer, Phil Culver, Dick Eltzroth, Kelly Everroad, Peggy Ferris, Bill Flack, Peggy Frazier, Flossie Gamble, Tom Garrison, Loretta Gillen, Mary Jo Good, Marcia Gray, Phyllis Guhl, Richard Hapner, Don Harden, Colleen Harmon, Edithanne Henry, Norma Hettmansperger, Bud Hettmansperger, Kenneth Hettrnansnerger, Dick Hetzler. Betty Hiner, Dean Holley, Darlene Hornaday. Lois Johnson. Jeanne Keller, George Keller, Jane Kirby, Paul - SOPHOMORES Knott, Charles Koerner, Jo Ann Landis, Hugh Lintner, Fred Middleton, Estella Miles, Juanita Miller, Harold Milliner, Mary Ann Mills, Twylla Minniear, Jean Moore, Artie Moyer, Edmund McAllister, Ronald Neal, Wanda Parrett, Jack Petry, Jim Phillips Robert Pitts, Harry Popowski, Sonja Raver, Marjorie Renbarger, Jerry Reynolds, Dorothy Reynolds, Faith Ross, Don Schaaf, Phyllis Scheerer, Phil Scheerer, Shirley Scott, Carol Shaw, Gene Simons, Mary Helen Sinclair, Judy Slagle, Gloria Sloop, Richard Smith, Janet Snell, Gleniss Stierwalt, Bob Stone, Bill Strickler, Margaret Strickler, Richard Strine, Jean Sundheimer, John Sundheimer, Robert Thompson, Vernon Thomson, Mary Ann Vardeman, Darnaris Vice, James Vice, Tom Voss, Carroll Vrooman, Jim Wallace, Sheryl Watson, David Watson, Marjorie Weaver, Jack Weaver, Mayno Willingham, Ilaverne Woodward, Joe SOPHOMORES Page Twenty-Nine WW 1 1 Page Thirfy Allisbaugh, Esfher Anderson, Larry Badgefi, Marlin Banks, Virginia Barnell, David Barnharl, Neil Bell, Marion Bender, Paul Bennerf, Lois Bilfz, Harold Bird, Lois Bland, Raymond Boardman, Lyle Bolsover, Irene Bone, Nancy Bonewif, Barbara Brown, Carol Brooks, Janice Brauneller, Richard Carney, Jim Carpenler, Marilyn Carfer, Rosalie Chamberlin, Claude Chrisfman, Richard Clark, Dick Clark, Ernie Cleaver, Lesfer Cloud, Lois Cole, Jean Coppock, Jay Corso, Sylvia Cowen, Gerfrude Cramer, Melvin Deerer, Ronald DeVaulr, Dwayne Diefsche, Herbert Draper, Colleen Eakrighl, Don Easferday, Joan Easferday, Mildred Evans, Bill Farfhing, Donna Fawley, Mary Fea rnow, Frank Fisher, Bill Fisher, Wendell Flinn, Charles Fullon, Bob Garner, Jerry Gafchel, .lack George, Sam George, Glen Good, Judy Gorham, Donna Grim, Barbara Hafner, Parry Hari, Raymond Harvey, Mary Hayes, Jim C. Hayes, Jimmie R. Haynes, Elaine Heinlein, Charles Henry, Belle Hess, Jo Ann Hefzler, Bill Highl, Fred Heffmansperger, Barbara Hellmansperger, Jerry Hoffman, Elizabefh Horner, Elsie F RESHME Hudkins, Phon Huslon, Norma Jacoby, Charles Jinks, Kalhro Johnson, Shirley Kaiser, Mary Kinerk, Kalie King, Bob Kramer, Dick Lalollelle, Wayne Launder, Linda Maha ney, Ann Marlin, Jim Mallern, Bob Mayfield, Barbara Miller, Berle Miller, Gene Miller, Margarel Monce, Bill Moore, Berl McDowell, Janis Pence, Jackie Pelerson, Sarah Phillips, Belly Philpoll, Dennis Philpoll, Lalan Ply, Joann Powell, Leo Purdy, Marvin Pellig, Carol Ross, Doyle Ross, Everell Rolh, Norman Ruble, Marilyn Sampson, Jim Sarlen, John Scheerer, Janice Schrader, Dale Sele, Elizabelh Sheppard, Barbara Sherping, Tom Simpson, Jim Smilh, Ernesline Smilh, Foresl Snavely, Tom Speicher, Jack Spencer, Wayne Slarbuck, Gloria Slephna, Cynlhia Slineman, Larry Sunday, Beverlee Su ndbeimer, David Tyner, Harold Unger, Dorolhy Waugh, Mary He Way, LaVon While, Barbara While, Raymond Williams, Joan Wilson, Juanila Wire, Dick Wire, John Wolperl, Don Woodward, Belly Young, Beverly len FRESHMEN , Page Thirly-One Thirfy-Two The peck of chic Viscxl aid M. 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X . -. lx V 4 I' gy.. Q. .- -y ' 1 Page Thirfy-Th ree x 4 Sycamore Staff Row l: Quinneth Vrooman, Virginia Cald- well, Dorothy Hetzler, Phyllis Renloarger, Mad- ge Wolf, Carolyn Cross, Carol Trisler, Norma Durham, Marjorie Graebner. Rovxg 2: Norma Brown, loyce Touscany, Don Martin, lim Hickey, Don Armstrong, Ioe Welty, Frank Merritt, Helen Ford, Winitred Cales, Betty l-liner. Thirty F Editors Row l: lohn Thompson, Circulation Mana- ger, Shirley Smith, Club Editor, Rhoda Light- foot, Business Manager, Richard Alexander, Sports Editor, Harold Clupper, Snapshot Edi- tor. Center CROW Zi: Iohn Oldenkamp, Rosetta Beamer, Co-Editors. Row 3: Dick LaSalle, Photography Editor, Martha Christman, Art Editor, Dick Reynolds, Concession Manager, Dorothy Nix, Head Typ- ist, Dick Carpenter. EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE ORANGE 8z BLACK Row 1: Ronald Holloway, Barbara Bellock, Patricia Pearson, Pat Burk, Shirley Smith, Martha Christ- man, Mrs. Smith, Helen Ford, Dorothy Reynolds, Judy Sinclair, Bette Henry, Mary Jo Gillen. Row 2: Vernon Leland, Bob Ogan, John Oldenkamp, George Thomas, Gary Weesner, Jim Vice, Carroll Voss, Steve Cowen, David Smith, Phon Hudkins. BUSINESS STAFF OF ORANGE AND BLACK Row 1: Martha Ross, Linda Launder, Anne Mahaney, Joan Beamer, Margaret Hanna, Dorothy Hetzler, Phyllis Renbarger, Madge Wolf, Phyllis Schaaf, Lois Hornaday, Jane Keller, Nancy Bramlett, Mary Donna Shaw. Row 2: Virginia Garpow, Frank Merritt, Jerry Hodel, David Watson, John Sager, Dick LaSalle, Bill Rife, Dick Driscoll, Kaye Wilson. QUILL AND SCROLL Ronald Holloway, Mrs. Smith, Helen Ford, Martha Christman, Rosetta Beamer, Steve Cowen. Page Thirty' Five Hi-Y The Hi-Y members engaged in a program which was designed to help others as well as themselves. With the assistance of the Tri-Hi-Y collections ot food were made and turned over to the Welfare Society for distribution among the needy. A church-going campaign was also conducted. Hi-Y Row I: Gordon Kintner, Marlin Mc- Daniel, Tom Vice, David Watson, Bob King, George Keller, Dick Sloop, Bill Scheerer. Row 2: Don Armstrong, Jim Vrooman, Don Brunn, Bud l-lettmansperger, Jack Amick, Leonard Drook, Carr roll Voss, Jim Petry. Row 3: Jim Hickey, Richard Guhl, Tom Bracken, David Smith, Jerry Ren' barger, Gene Overman. H i-Y Row I: Don Williams, Jim Bean, John Oldenkamp, Lemoine C o I lin s, Dick Carpenter, Galen Weaver, Gary Weesner, Dick Reynolds, Philip Cramer, Jerry Hodel. Row 2: Floyd Fields, Bob Ogan, John Thompson, Dick LaSalle, Kaye Wilson, Bill Rite, Joe Patton, Steve McVicker, Mr. Kauftmann. Row 3: Joe Welty, John Sager, Vernon Leland, Larry Smith, Bill Ply, Bob Sundheimer, Dick Snavely, Ted Parker, James Jacoby, Fred Moore. High-lights ot the social activities were the spring carnival, sponsored jointly With the Tri-Hi-Y, and the annual best-girl banquet. Galen Weaver, presidentg Dick Carpenter, vice president, Gary Weesner, secretary-treas- urerg Dick Reynolds, chaplain, Mr. Kautfmarm, sponsor. Page Thirty-Six G. A. A. Membership in the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion carries with it certain pleasures as Well as requirements. With good sportsmanship as a main objective such affairs as skating part- ies are sponsored. Awards of letters and sweaters are grant- I' ed to those who participate in a required list ot sports. Dorothy Forbes, president, Iesse Cassiday, Vice-president, Doris Conrad, secretary, Mary Donna Shaw, treasurer, Betty Hetzler, point managerg Miss Flora, sponsor. G. A. A. Row l: Barbara Cattin, Lutrica Biockson, Betty Hetzler, Doris Conrad, Dor- othy Forbes, Miss Flora, Jesse Cassiday, Mary Donna Shaw. Barbara Bellocic, Carolyn Belioclr. Jackie Pence Row 2: Carolyn Sheppard, Jo Sonda, Dorothy l-letzler, Phyllis Renbar- ger, Rosetta Beamer, Margaret Strickler, Barbara Grim, Clete Brauneller, Elizabeth l-loftman, Joan Layton, Pat Blair. Row 3: Pat Harmon, Virginia Caldwell, Elaine Haynes, Betty Woodward, Shirley Johnson, Barbara White, Edithann Harmon, Sonia Popow- ski, Sally Reahard, Phyllis Car- penter. G. A. A. Row I: Carol Rettig, Martha Ross, Ern- estine Smith, Norma Huston, Mariorie Eltzroth, Barbara May- field, Lenna Millican, Marilyn Carpenter, Peggy Eyerroad. Row 2: Sharlene Russell, Donna Farthing, Mary Esther Kietaber, Peggy Flack, Mary Ann Thomson, Sheryl Wallace, Jane Hettrnansperger, Elizabeth Sele, Rosalie Carter, Deloris Purdy. Row 3: Nancy Bramlett, Dorothy Wasson, Margaret Carpenter, M a r C i a Wake, Flossie Frazier, Mary Helen Simons, Wilma Hettmans- perger, Jackie Lower, Pat Pegg. Page Th i rty-Seven THESPIA The organization that recognizes outstand- ing ability in the field of Drarnatics is the Thespian Club. Rosetta Beamer, president: Carolyn Cross, vice-president, lerry Durnbaugh, secretaryg Ieanie Clark, treasurer, Miss Mills, sponsor. DRAMATICS Row l: Rita Frehse, Nancy Bramlett, Mary Jo Gillen, Betty Evans, Dick Reynolds, Dorothy Nix, Lut- ricia Blockson, Barbara Cattin, Gloria Slagel, Mary Ann Rish, Vendetta Leland. Row 2: Barbara Knotts, Mayno Weaver, Barbara Cooksey, Marcia Good Isabel Wimberly, Sally Reahard, Doris Conrad, Barbara Schlem- mer, Phyllis Gray, Anne Beau- champ, Cleta Brauneller, Miss Mills, sponsor. Row 3.: Bob Baxter, Tom Vice, David Sundheimer, D o n Armstrong, Philip Cramer, Elwin Young, Bill Ply, Marlin g McDaniel, Tom Snavely, Joe Patton, Lemoine Collins. THESPIANS Row I: Vendetta Leland, Mary Ann Naugle, Peggy Burnsworth, Car- olyn C r o s s, Rosetta Beamer, Jeanie Clark, Joan Crumley, M a r y Esther Kietaber, Rhoda Lightfoot, Joyce Touscany. Row 2: Doris Haupert, Margery Mar-tin, Martha Pearson, Jacquelyn Brau- neller, Dorothy Wasson, Virginia Caldwell, Miss Mills, sponsor. Row 3: B o b Devault, D o n Williams, David Watson, Gene Overman, Dick Reynolds, Richard Leonard, Glen LaFollette. DRAMATIC This year the Drarnatics Club presented Ott the Track for the lunior Class play. At Christmas a new venture Was tried. A group ot boys produced and recorded the play, Dad. A group directed by Eloris Sparks pro- duced Ot A11 Things, a one-act play. On April 27, the club united with the chorus to present the Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan. The May Festival, A Fairy Tale, presented May 16, was their final activity. Dick Reynolds, president, Sheila Kelly, vice-president, Dorothy Nix, secretary, Mary Esther Kietaber, treasurer, Miss Mills, sponsor. Page Thirty-Eight Junior Red Cross Under the direction of capable officers, the Iunior Red Cross Work has moved success- fully forward. Council members for the year have collected the usual funds for their own organization and others. The secretary has carefully checked absences With the idea of sending cards to those students who have suffered extended illness or bereavements. Officers for 1948-49 are: Madge Wolf, pr- esidentg Dick Carpenter, vice-president: Mary Ann Milliner, secretarygADavid Smith, treasur- er. The faculty adviser is Miss Hipskind. Student Council This organization, under the leadership of Mr. Eskew, sponsored several very interesting programs for the students of Wabash High. These included a talent night, a courtesy carn- paign, and a convocation program by the Wade Quartet. Mary Donna Shaw, president: Don Arm- strong and Dorothy Hetzler, vice-presidentsp Mary Ann Naugle, secretary-treasurer. Student Council Row l: Don Armstrong, Dorothy Hetzler. Mary Ann Naugle, Mary Donna Shaw, Janis McDowell, Sylvia Corso, Mary Jane Landis, Harold Tyner. Row 2: Bob Ogan, Jim Gouvan, Duane Devault, Harold Miller, Tom Vice, Leonard Drook, Robert Brodbeck, Phon Hudkins, Mr. Es- kew, sponsor. Junior Red Councvil Row I: Dick Carpenter, Mary Ann Mill- iner, Miss Hipskind, sponsor, Madge Wolf, Lois Bird, David Smith. Row 2: Richard Guhl, Jim Vrooman, Kathro Jinks, Shirley Johnson, Jackie Pence, Jane Hettmans- perger, Paul Bender, Bill Ply. Page Thirty-Nine LIBRARY CL B Under the sponsorship ot Miss Dove, the school librarian, members ot the Library Club helped to catalogue and to shelve books in the library. V . After the Kokomo game, the club spon- sored the dance, :the proceeds from which were given to the Polio tund. lack Barrett, presidentg Don Martin, vice- presidentg Virginia Parrett, secretary-treasurer. TRI-H I-Y Row l: Mary Ann Rish, Doris l-laupert, Aleda Leland, Nancy Bender, Isabel Wimberly, Phyllis Renbar- ger, Shirley Smith, Martha Christ- rnan. Miss Flora, Mary Jo Gillen, Jo Sonda, Mary Ann Milliner. Row 2: ' Rhoda Lightfoot, Vendetta Le- land, Janet Smith, Martha Ross, Phyllis Carpenter, Lois Hornaday, Barbara Cooksey, Marcia Good, Jane Keller, Anne Beauchamp, Judy Sinclair. Row 31 Faith Reynolds, Quinneth Vroo- man, Martha Lamm, Mary Ann Naugle, Betty Hetzler, Rosetta Beamer, Dorothy l-letzler, Mavno Weaver, Virginia Caldwell, Bar- bara Schlernmer, Mary Donna Shaw. LIBRARY CLUB Row l: Virginia Kuttel, Marie Buchtel, Virginia Parrett, Jack Barrett, Don Martin, lc Sally Reahard. Lutricia Bloc son, Row 2: Betty Hetzler, Dorothy Wasson, Charlene Horna- Marcia Wake, day, Louise Lavengood, Joan Layton, Miss Doye. TRI-HI-Y One ot the most active clubs in Wabash High School is the Tri-l-li-Y, a girls' organiza- tion sponsored by Miss Flora. Activities pro- moted during the year included a Christmas party and several friendship parties for the children ot White's lnstitute. ln co-operation with the Welfare Society ot Wabash, the Tri- Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs, at Christmas time, col- lected food and helped to distribute it among the needy. Social interests ot the club centered a- round the Harvest Ball and the Spring Carni- val. Shirley Smith, presidentg Martha Christ- man, vice-presidentg Mary Io Gillen, secretaryg Phyllis Renbarger, treasurer, Isabel Wimberly, chaplain. Page Forty CAMERA CLUB For the second year the Camera Club worked separately from the Science Club. The members developed, printed, and enlarged pictures for their exhibit at the Science Club Open-House. By selling hats and by sponsoring a dance after the game, they raised enough money with which to buy a new enlarger. Iohn Sager, president, Ioe Welty, vice- presidentg Barbara Schaat, secretary-treasun erg Mr. Miller, sponsor. I TER The Inter Nos has been quite active this year, having enlarged their club by allowing second-year students to join. They had a typi- cal Roman banquet in which the members ate and dressed in Roman fashion. Parties were held monthly in the homes ot its members. Ronald Holloway, president, Richard Leon- ard, vice-president, Peg Gottschall, secretary- treasurerg Mrs. Smith, sponsor. CAMERA CLUB Row I: Joe Welty, Jo Sonda, Barbara Schaat, Virginia Gray, Barbara Schlemmer, Joan Layton, John Sager, Row Z: David Davis, Dick LaSalle, David Sundheimer, David Smith, Mr. Miller. INTER NOS Row I: Judy Sinclair, Edithann Harmon, Louise Lavengood, Jeanie Clark, Ronald Holloway, Peg Gottschall, Richard Leonard, Dorothy Reyn- olds, Anne Beauchamp, Norma Henry, Mrs. Smith. Row 2: Jo Ann Koerner, Sheryl Wallace, Marcia Good, Mayno Weaver, Rosetta Beamer, Jim Vice, Hugh Landis, Robert Brodbeck, Vendetl ta Leland, Lois I-lornaday, Faith , Reynolds. l Page Forty-One .C. L. Members of the honorary scholastic society engaged this year in an ambitious project - the adoption of the Helgolander- strasse School of Bremen, Germany. Service clubs, school groups, and individuals very generously contributed money, clothing, and school supplies, which were sent to the needy children ot Bremen. , Harold Clupper, president, Nancy Bender, vice-president, Marjorie Graebner, secretary, Rhoda Lightfoot, treasurer, Miss Young, spon- sor. M. F. F. Row l: Quinneth Vrooman, Nancy Ben- der, Martha Lamm, Norma Wil- son, Peggy Burnsworth, Virginia Garpow, Rhoda Lightfoot, Martha Christrrian, Louise 'Lavengood, Dorothy Nix, Norma Durham, Carol Trisler, Phyllis Renbarger. Row 2: Vendetta Leland, Winitred Cales, Shirley Smith, Joyce Touscany, Betty Hiner, Pat Burk, Jo Sonda, Jeanie Clark, Helen Ford, Norma Brown, Joan Crumley, .Pat Pear- son, Mary Ann Rush, Joan Beamer. Row 3: Carolyn Cross, Dorothy Hetzler, Nancy Bramlett, Margaret Hanna, Rosetta Beamer, Isabel Wimberly, Mary Ann Naugle, Virginia Cald- well, Barbara Schaaf, Doris Con- rad, Sally Reahard, Mary Esther Kietaber, Martha Pearson, Doris Haupert, Mary Donna Shaw, Phyllis Carpenter. M. C. L. Row l: Galen Weaver, Richard Alexand- er, Fred Lintner, Robert Brod- beck, Gary Weesner, Herb Conover, Ronald Holloway, Phil Scheerer. Row 2: Miss Youn Isabel Wimberl Q- Y. Mary Ann Naugle, Vendetta Le- land, Dorothy Reynolds, Joyce Touscany, Mariorie Graeloner, Mary Esther Kietaber, Nancy Bender, Doris Haupert, Mary Ann Rish,, Barbara Cattin, Judy Sin- clair, Mary Ann Milliner. Row 3: Sheryl Wallace, Peggy Flack, Jane Keller, Janet Smith, Dorothy Nix, Rhoda Lightfoot, Rosetta Beamer, Sharlene Russell, Lois H o r n a d a y, Barbara Cooksey, Marcia Good, Anne Beauchamp, Mayno Weaver, Carol Trisler, Winitred Cales, Virginia Cald- well. Row 4: Kenneth Hettmansperger, Tom Gamble, John Oldenlcamp, Larry Smith, John Thompson, Harold Clupper, Carroll Voss, Jim ViCe. Laverne Willingham, David Smith, Dick Reynolds. Pa ge Fo rty-Two .F.F. True to tradition, the M. F. F. Club gave the annual banquet for the football lettermen and special guests, the members oi the cross- country team. Besides giving the banquet the club sponsored an after-the-game dance, dec- orated the football field for the home-coming game, and presented the Christmas tree for the hall. Martha Christman, presidentg Rhoda Lightfoot, vice-president, Louise Lavengood, treasurer, Dorothy Nix, secretaryp Miss lones, sponsor. CIE CE CLUB Last tall the Science Club sponsored a trip to points of scientific interest in Chicago. ln the spring, With the help ot Wabash manu- facturers, the club displayed its Work at an open house. Harold Clupper, presidentg Dick Reynolds, vice-president, Phyllis Renbarger, secretary- treasurer, Mr. Ritchie, sponsor. DEBATE Resolved: that the United States now be revised into a Federal World Government Was the state-Wide topic tor debate during the year. Our successful team, directed by Mr. Tewksbury, participated in tour tournaments and twenty-tour debates, winning more than a majority. The affirmative team consisted ot Hugh Landis, Lowell Bain, and lim Vice, the nega- tive, Winitred Cales and Galen Weaver. l Science Club l Row I: Mr. Ritchie, LeMoine Collins, Virginia Garpow, Joyce Touscany, Jerry Hodel, Phyllis Renbarger, Harold Clupper, Dick Reynolds, Doris Haupert, Quinneth Vroc- man, J o a n Beamer, Martha Lamm, CarolTrisler, Jim Hipsher. Row 2: John Thompson, John Sager, Don Armstrong, Margaret Hanna, Shirley Smith, Mary Esther Kie- taber, Joan Crumley, Dorothy Nix, Carolyn Cross, Louise Lav- engood, Barbara Schlemmer, Isabel Wimberly, Mary Ann Naugle, Dorothy l-letzler, Norma Brown, Martha Christman, Rhoda Lightfoot, Pat Burk, Betty Hiner, Kaye Wilson. Row 3: Jim Hickey, Don Williams, Galen Weaver, John Oldenkamp, Bob Fisher, Jesse Bickel, Joe Hips- kind, Jack Clupper, Gordon Kint- ner, Gary Weesner, Bill Scheerer, Ronald Holloway, Tom Vice, Bill Ply, Robert Kinerlc, David Smith, Page Forty-Three Lowell Bain, Richard Snavely, Bob Ogan. Debate Seated: Galen Weaver, Mr. Tewksbury, Jim Vice. Standing: Billie Clark, Clarence Blitz, Winitred Cales, Hugh Landis, Barbara White, Tom Sh- erping. BAD Row l: David Watson, Drum Major, Tom Sherping, lim Carney, lohn Sarten, Dennis Philpott, Barbara Hippensteel, Mr. links. Row 2: Lalan Philpott, lohn Wire, Carol Brown, lim Martin, Lutricia Blockson, Bill Hetz- ler. Row 3: lack Clupper, Bob King, Wayne La- Follette, Barbara White, Fred Lintner, Gert- rude Cowen, Kathro links. Row 4: Ronald Holloway, David Smith, lim Sampson, Marlin McDaniel, Richard Christ- man, Norma Henry, Betty Hetzler, Marion Bell, Doyle Ross. Row 5: Carroll Voss, Phil Scheerer, Richard Sloop, Dick Hettmansperger, Neil Barnhart, Raymond Martin, lim Petry, Sarah Peterson, Margaret Hanna. Row 6: Harold Clupper, George Keller, Philip Gable, Ronald McAllister, Dorothy Hetzler, Page For Kenneth Hettrnansperger, Dick Wire, Harold Miller, lim Vrooman, lack Arnick, Elwood Thomas. Row 7: Ierry Hippensteel, Mary Lou Oswalt, Don Hapner, Thomas Bell, Donna Gorham, Charles Heinlein, Calvin Eltzroth. Ably directed by Mr. links, the Wabash High School Band has had quite a busy year. lts members, adorned in their new orange and black uniforms, displayed spectacular routine at the home football games and also provided entertainment at the basketball contests. The band played in winter and spring concerts, which were greatly enjoyed by Wabash pat- rons. Captain - Harold Cluppper First Lieutenant - lack Amick Second Lieutenant - Ronald Holloway Sergeants - lim Vrooman, Elwood Thom- as, Carroll Voss, Marlin McDaniel Directqr - Mr. links ty-Four Drum Majorettes Gertrude Cowen, Kathro links, Shirley lohnson, leanne lohnson, Lutricia Blockson. Chorus The mixed chorus had a very enjoyable season singing for service clubs, church, and convocation. They participated in the All- County Music Festival, March 6, at the Honey- well Memorial. With aid of the Dramatics Club they presented The Mikado. Mr. links is the director, Pat Burk, the ac- companist. Row l: Larry Smith, lerry Oldenkamp, David Watson, Richard Sloop, Betty Evans, Shirley Scheerer, Gloria Slagal, Betty Phillips, Mar- garet Miller, Cynthia Stepler, Bobert Brodbeck, Pat McAllister. Bow 2: lohn Sager, Frank Merritt, Bob Ogan, lack Brown, Bob Wilcox, Kathro links, Katie Kinerk, luanita Wilson, lean Strine, Virginia Caldwell, Bachel Arnett, Shirley Smith, Bioh- ard Beynolds, Galen Weaver, lim Bean. l l Page Forty-Five l THE URCH BEARER Senior Play April 18, 1949 2 5 CAST OF CHARACTERS Cln the order of appearancel Jenny Ca housemaid at Ritter'sJ Mr. Frederick Ritter Mrs. Paula Ritter Mrs. J. Duro Pampinelli Mr. Spindler Mrs. Nelly Fell Mr. Huxley Hossefrosse Teddy Spearing Miss Florence McCrickett Mr. Ralph Twiller Joyce Touscany Galen Weaver Madge Wolf Rosetta Beamer Richard Miller Martha Christman Dean Guhl Richard Alexander Rhoda Lightfoot John Sager Mr. Stage Manager Joe Welty Mrs. Clara Sheppard Betty Hiner PRODUCTION STAFF Director Mrs. Robert Kinerk Prompters Carolyn Cross, Helen Ford, Dorothy Nix, Quinneth Vrooman Stage Manager Jim Hipsher Stage Set Decoration Committee Winfred Cales, Pat Burk, Jeanie Clark, Norma Wilson, Nancy Bender Stage Crew Frank Merritt, Don Armstrong, Jack Barrett, Lowell Bain, Dick Carpenter, Gene Bryant, Lemoine Collins Properties Committee Dorothy Hetzler Phyllis Renbarger, Carol Trisler, Shirley Smith, Norma Brown, Dick Reynolds, Margie Hanna Make-up , Miss Cecilia Mills, Mrs. E. A. Ford, Miss Ruth Jones Faculty Advisory Committee Miss Cecilia Mills, Miss Ruth Jones, Mr. Phil N. Eskew Page Foriy,Six ' qw,-nm, Mr. Hossetrosse: You've olll been listening to cz lot ot chegp gossip. Florence: Which should show YOu thot people orre talking. Twillerz I wont to get him under the arm. Hossetrosse: You'd better lay him right here. Mrs. P.: Pull yourself together, dear. Mrs. Ritter: Oh, l just cc1n't, Mrs. Poimpellif' Page Forty-Seven CLUB The Club is an honorary athletic club, the membership of which is composed of boys who have Won their major awards in football, basketball, and track. Mr. Tatum is the sponsor. Spanish Club Row li Jack Az-nick, Rosetta Beamer, Helen Ford, Miss Neal, Barbara Schlemmer, Mary Ann Milliner, Robert Kinerk. Row 2: David Watson, Larry Smith, Joe Welty, John Oldenkamp, John Thompson, Steve Cowen, Elwln . Young. W Club Row l: George Thomas, Galen Weaver, Jim Bean, Jim l-lipsher, Jerry Hodel, John Oldenkamp, Ted Parker, Harold Miller, Lernolne Collins, Jack Fearnow. Row 2: Mr. Tatum, Jim Harris, Dick Alexe ander, Don Brunn, Don Martin, Dick LaSalle, Bill Ply, Kelly Eltz- roth, Jack Amick, Leonard Drook. Row 3: John Thompson, Jim Vroornan, Don Williams, Kaye Wilson, Jim Backus, Jerry Renbarger, Bud l-lettmansperger, Kenneth l-lets mansperger, Carroll Voss. La TERTULIA The Spanish Club reorganized this year after a one year's respite. The club is divided into two groups With the second-year group striving diligently to earn a trip to Washing- ton, D. C., and the first-year class Working on a development of Spanish education in the school. loe Welty, presidentg Barbara Schlemmer, secretary-treasurer. The officers of the beginn- ing class Were: lack Amick, president, Robert Kinerk, vice-president, Mary Ann Milliner, sec- retary-treasurerg Miss Neal, sponsor. Page Forty-Eight i ATHLETICS . qi-52? ii '5':Qn- 4' X653 Y 'nf-gg! L if 1 'EQ . gtg V EER- ', f, 515939, Q' x Q 'PP 5' ?sf5 2'5f . ? 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X. fb, I, y dr l r v Page Forfy-Nine FOOTB LL Despite a slow start the l948 Wabash Apache football team ended its schedule with a better than average record by Winning four games, tying one, and losing three. The Elwood Panthers spoiled the Scalp- ers' initial gridiron opener on Alumni Field by defeating the Tatummen, 20-0. To most Wab- ash followers it looked as if the Apaches would have a losing season, but on the fol- lowing Friday night they drubbed Concordia of Fort Wayne, 27-0, for their first victory. Huntington handed the Apaches their sec- ond setback of the season on September 24, by a 40-0 score. It was their Worst loss to the Vikings in several years. Plymouth continued its old jinx over the Orange and Black team by scoring a 20-6 win at the Rookie Field. Peru's Tigers, long arch-rivals of Wabash, were the next foe, and the Bengals were heavy favorites. Before nearly 5,000 fans at Peru, the Apaches and Peru battled to a l3-13 dead- lock. The unusual part about this game was that there were only 15 yards in penalties, and that penalty was for too many time-outs. The typical Wabash-Peru game would usual- ly be rougher. Another unusual incident was that neither of the two teams used a punt the whole contest. A Following this encouraging game Wab- ash journeyed to the home of the Hartford City Airedales, where they won their first Central Indiana Conference tilt of the year by a 25-6 score. The win at Hartford City was the first of three wins for the Scalpers in the final half of their season. Wabash tripped Bluffton next, 20-13, at the latter's field and then returned home three nights later to drub the Marion Giants, 35-25, Row l: Moyer, Brunn, Herrell, Parker, T. Vice, Washburn, D. Guhl, K. Hettmansperger, Eltz- roth, Vrooman, B. Fisher. Row 2: Ply, D. Ross, D. Martin, Amick, Drook. Stephenson, Renbarger, LaSalle, Sager, I. Page Fifty Thompson, Welty, Voss, C. Biltz, Sundheimer. Bow 3: Mr. Tatum, D. Thomson, Weaver, Hip- sher, Wilson, Hodel, B. Hettmansperger, Stier- walt, Collins, Harris, Devore, Cowen, Alexand- er, Gamble, Mr. Kauffmann. in its season final. The Apaches Went into the APACHE SEASON RECORD Victory Bell battle the underdog, lout erased a 19-14 halftime lead held by the Giants and scored three touchdowns in the final tWo per- 'Elwood Concordia --- and lim 1-lipsher +HuntingtOn ---- rst all CIC team and Q honorary captain for Phfmoulh ---- Dean Guhl, Lemoine 1-lodel, Galen Weav- Dick Alexander, Peru ........ played their final foot- fH f d C- 1-ligh School are the mt or HY -U Bluffton ....... Marion ...... ...........-. H - - - 'Denotes C. l. C. game We They O 25 20 7 --- U 40 --- 6 20 13 13 25 6 20 13 35 25 Page FIity4One '? W ' Winn WW Richard Alexander lack Amick Don Brunn Lem Collins Senior - end Wayne Devore lunior e- tackle lim Harris Senior - guard lunior - halfback Sophomore - haltback Senior - guard Leonard Drook Dean Guhl lunior - quarterback Senior - center All-conference first team Bud Hettmansperger Kenneth Hettmansperger lim Hipsher Sophomore F- tackle Sophomore - center Senior - end Page Fitty wo All-conference first team Ierry l-lodel Senior - halfback lerry Renbarger Sophomore - fullback lim Vrooman Sophomore quarterback Richard LaSalle Senior - fullback Dale Thomson Iunior - end Galen Weaver Senior - halfback Page Fifty-Three Don Martin Senior - guard lohn Thompson Senior - tackle Kaye Wilson Iunior - end in Ted Parker Senior - tackle Carroll Voss Sophomore - haltback Bill Ply, Iunior Bob Fisher, Sophomore Managers BA KETBALL Row l: Holloway, Leland, Ferris, Hettmansperger, Weesner, Scheerer Row 2: Vrooman, Smith, Vice, Woodward, Voss, Benbarger, Brown. Glen Coolman Coach North Manchester Kokomo Huntington Hartford City Elwood Rochester Goshen Concordia Winamac Despite the tact that they were small, the Wabash High School B team won eight games on their l8-game schedule playing against top- notch competition. The Papooses showed lighting spirit typical of Wab- ash reserve teams in the past and fought the hardest when the chips were down. The boys that played on the B team this last year will be expected to take the places vacated by those graduating. Because of their cool ancl steady spirit they are expected to play to the best ot their ability. The reserve squad was under the capable direction ot Mr. Coolman. They Wabash They Wabash 29 33 Burris, Muncie 24 18 25 20 ' Tipton 28 20 19 27 Monticello 24 32 28 33 Marion l3 9 33 l 7 Plymouth 28 27 28 2l Peru 33 l 5 l 7 25 Warsaw 20 l8 l3 26 Auburn -- 23 30 2U 36 Alexandria 25 23 Page Fifty-Four ECTIQ ,A,L CHAMP 'Lf ,f'lVf'!! , , 'A ,471 ,f ,K , , jf f.f,iMa?tf-wyifvifr The record compiled by the 1948-49 Wabash High School basketball Apaches probably was not the most outstanding in Apache historyg but it was evident, that Coach Randall Lawson had the highest scoring cage quintet ever to wear the banners of W. H. S. A few tough breaks were the only thing that kept the Lawsonmen from going all the way to the State Finals at Indianapolis. Auburn's Red Devils, who did reach the Big Four, were nipped by the Scalpers in a regular season tilt, 41-40. Kokomois Wildcats, always a tournament jinx of the Apaches, edged Wabash, 55-53, in the final game of the Regional at Marion after Wabash had stopped Sheridan in the afternoon game, 50-53. During the regular schedule Wabash had beaten Kokomo, 49-48. Page Fifty-Five In gaining 20 victories in 26 games, the Orange and Black netters tossed in 1,362 points to set an all-time Wabash High School scoring mark. The old record was set by the 1945-46 team of 1,024 points. Of all the teams, five to be exact, coached here by Mentor Lawson, not one fought more gamely than this year's team. In the final Regional contest the Kokomo aggregation had the Scalpers down 10 points with six minutes to play, but the Scalpers tied the score twice before the final gun sounded. In the Central Indiana Conference, Wabash finished in third place, winning seven games, and losing three. Only once in five years that Coach Lawson has been at the helm of the W. H. S. cage teams has Wabash finished out of the first division in the loop. Richard Driscoll James Hipshler Frank Merritt Richard Miller Junior Forward Senior Center Senior Forward Senior Guard lst. Team All-Conference Phon Earl Hudkins Bob Ogan Jerry Renbarger Manager Junior Center Sophomore Forward Kaye Wilson, who led the team in scoring for the season with 349 points, was crowned the leading point-getter in the C. I. C. as he tossed in 172 markers in 10 league games. The junior sniper hit 32 points against Plymouth to tie the single-game scoring record set by Muff Davis of Elwood in 1942 and in turn tied by Johnny Rockwell o'f Wabash in 1946. Wilson, also, along with Big' Jim Hipsher, senior center, was selected to the Central Indi- ana Conference all-star team. Wabash was the only team to place two men on the first team. Page Fifty-Sing. Dick Miller and Galen Weaver, hard driv- ing senior guards, were nominated for the Indi- ana A11-Star team which plays a group of Ken- tucky stars each year in June. At the Syca- more deadline the team had not been named. Last, but not least,. comes the fine play of Dale Whitey Thomson, junior forward. Whitey came through with the baskets when they were needed most. In the final of the Sectional tournament against LaFontaine, Thomson contributed 21 points as Wabash won, 62-32. Dale Thomson Jim Vrooman Galen Weaver Gary Weesner Junior Forward Sophomore Guard Senior Guard Junior Guard Don Williams Kaye Wilson Ronald McAllister Junior Guard Junior Forward Manager lst. Team A11-Conference 1948-49 Basketball Schedule Wabash They North Manchester 55 34 Kokomo 49 48 Huntington 50 55 Hartford City 35 34 Elwood 56 41 Rochester 58 56 Goshen 51 53 Concordia 55 39 Winamac 55 44 Burris Muncie 42 49 Tipton 57 40 Monticello 55 45 Marion 40 42 Plymouth 55 39 Page Fifty-Seven Peru 44 45 Warsaw 70 39 Auburn 41 40 Alexandria 51 38 New Year's Day Tourney CHuntingtonD Washington 56 55 Vincennes 43 54 Sectional Tourney Wabash 15 Laketon 4 Wabash 53 'Chester 35 Wabash 52 Roann 44 Wabash 52 LaFontaine 32 Regional Tourney Wabash 50 Sheridan 33 Wabash 53 Kokomo 55 TRACK A large group of aspirants greeted Coach Holloway as workouts began for the '49 track squad. Missed was Bob McDaniel, stellar dash- man. Back to garner their share of points are lettermen Ted Parker, halfmileg Jim Bean, hurdleg Jim Vrooman, high jumpg George Thomas, dash, John Oldenkamp, middle dist- anceg Jim Alexander, quarter mile, Jim Back- us, mile. The Scalpers record-breaking mile- quartet didn't suffer from graduation and is expected to set new marks this year. Don Williams, ace cross-country runner, and Dick Miller, dashman and transfer from Chippewa, complete the varsity. Two meets are history as the Sycamore goes to press. In the class track meet, the seniors scored an unprecedented 117 points in winning. March 29 saw the Apaches dr,ub county cham- Page Fifty.Eight pion Chester, 61-48, setting records in the dashes, the hurdles, and the mile relay, on the Panther oval. The remaining schedule: April April April April April April April April May May May May May May 6 8 13 19 19 23 26 30 3 7 10 19 21 28 S. S. Ft. Wayne Peru Hartford City Marion-Huntington at Marion Three-way Reserve Meet at Marion Muncie Relays County Meet Kokomo Relays Logansport Conference Meet at Huntington Mississinewa Sectional at Huntington Regional Meet State Meet CROSS- COUNTRY Our Cross'Country team ended their 1948 season with seven victories and one defeat as their re- cord. These harriers, after losing one runner from the 194 7 Conference team, came through to boost the record for the last five years from 24 wins and 4 loses to 31 wins and 5 loses. The Apaches went over the two-mile course with confidence of win- ning eight times wid iciii- Miner, E. Bean, Bitzei, oidenkqmp, Backus, ed only once. Hickey. Kneeling: I. Bean, Williams Their lone defeat was suffered at the hands of the Anderson Indians, the present State Champions, by a score of 27-28. With this year's record and that of the last five years, Coach Austin Holloway is very proud of these willful runners. Though losing their title of Conference Champions to Burris of Muncie, they took sec- ond place and brought home two of the five conference medals. The going was good in the sectional, for the hctrriers repeated their second-place position of 1947, thereby allow- ing them to compete in the State Finals. There, the Apaches bettered their twelfth place standing of 1947 by finishing in tenth position. With two of the first five runners back, the Cross-Country outlook for next year is fairly good. CHEER LEADER Nancy Bramlett Tillie Shaw Louise Lavengood Phyllis Carpenter Page Fifty-Nine V Brushing up for the game A tense moment Monticello ot Wobosh Page Sindy w 4 High-point mom ofthe year Holders of all-time High School mile relay record Starting grids Keep going Page Sixfy-One BOOSTER Basketball fans fective cheering at open heretofore to this year. The girls, have been impressed by the ef- home games. The Booster Club, girls only, allowed boys to join wearing white blouses and black ties, and boys, with their white shirts and black bow ties, sat in a reserved bloc. They not only made a colorful sight but, by co-operative effort, kept en- thusiasm high. Doris Haupert,, president, Mary Ann Naugle, vice-president, Isabel Wimberly, secretary-treasurer, John Oldenkamp, sergeant-at-arms, Miss Neal, sponsor. Esther Allisbaugh, Jack Amick, Paul Bender, Lutricia Blockson, Carol Brown, Sylvia Corso, Steve Cowen, Lois Bird, Bill Evans, Patsy Harman, Elaine Haynes, Jo Ann Hess, Barbara Hippensteel, Mary Kaiser, Katie Kinerk, Jo Ann Koener, Dick Krame,r Linda Launder, Louise Lavengood, Marlin McDan- iels, Janis McDowell. Anne Mahaney, John Olden- kamp, Ted Parker, Lalan Philpott, Delores Purdy, Page Sixty r Sharlene Russell, Janice Scheerer, David Smith, Janet Smith, Jo Sonda, Cynthia Stepler, Beverly Sunday, Elwood Thomas, Sheryl Wallace, David Wfatson, Barbara White, Joan Williams, Glennis Snell, Bob Kinerk, Shermadean Ridenour, Twylla Mills, Donna Farthing, Flossie Fraizer, Edithann Harmon, Ann Beauchamp, Barbara Bellock, Nancy Bender, Nancy Bramlett, Virginia Caldwell, Phyllis Carpenter, Barbara Cattin, Doris Conrad, Barbara Cooksey, Virginia Coon, Jean Crumley, Peggie Flack, Loretta Garrison, Mary Jo Gillen, Marcia Good, Phyl- lis Gray, Doris Haupert, Lois Hornaday, Jane Keller, Mary Esther Kiefaber, Virginia Kuffel, Aleda Le- land, Vendetta Leland, Margery Martin, Mary Ann Milliner, Mary Ann Naugle, Wilma Oswalt, Martha Pearson, Patty Pearson, Sally Reahard, Dorothy Reynolds, Mary Ann Rish, Martha Ross, Barbara Schlemmer, Tillie Shaw, Mary Helen Simons, Judy Sinclair, Mary Ann Thompson, Mayno Weaver, Issy Lou Wimberly, Rita Frehse, Dorothy Wasson, Faith Reynolds. -Two I We are very grateful to our donors for the support they have given us in the publication ot the Sycamore for 1949. 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