Wayne High School - Sentry Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1955 volume:

EMMA BARKER WARREN SHERMAN GRACE COX Elem. 8: H.S. Music Grades, 5 84 6 Grades, 4 81 5 Capital U. , 4 yrs. Marion Normal Ind. State Ohio State Ball State, 2 yr. Ball State, 3 yrs. ELSIE STUMP Grade, 3 Ball State, 3 yrs. Q Ii Q x X , f' ' ,X Q KATHREN FLEMING Grade, 2 A. B. . Trinity U., 1938 Ball State, 1949 ANNA PLATT Grade, I A. B. , Ball State, 1928 M. S. Ball State, 1951 'E' , - f- J :'f.E'-f'JL'.17S5 . f'?'l Q'fXEF3i, ' P' ' Q wifi 1 ' - L f wf,s2e:s'sQ::.z:wf: , . fMb,5sfw,.w-i,-'qfs.. wr ,MW . s. at , N In 5 X as W vm 5? si ,3 f COOKS, L. to R: Marjorie Blizzard, Thelma Welsh, and Dona Norris. W 1 N BUS DRIVERS, L. to R: David Wasson, John Mangas, Ted Shockney, JANITOB Willard Zimmerman, Harry Hart, and Dale St. Myers. Lee Pnce SENI ORS JOYCE MOORE Reporter 1, 2 Student Council 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 HAROLD CONKLIN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 SIMEON COX Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 4 Vice-President 1 F.F.A. 1, 2 JERRY PRESCOTT Track 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 SHIRLEY IEAN HART Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Queen 4 TED L. FOLKERTI-I Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 St. Council 2, 4 Secretary and Treasurer 1 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 IERALD HUEBER President 2, 4 Secretary and Treasurer 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 4-H 1, 3 Class Play 3, 4 DAVID CARPENTER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Class Play 3, 4 4' LOIS FURGASON Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 2 Secretary 4 Secretary and Trea Student Council 1 Class Play 3. 4 ROBERT MCKNIGHT Baseball 4 Basketball 3 Treasurer 4 Student Council 2 Reporter 3 Class Play 4 SUICI' F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4 4-H 6 years DONALD PEACOCK President 3 Baseball 3, 4 Stud. Mg. 3, 4 Track 3, 4 4-H 8 years F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Class Play 3, 4 MARY ROBERTS Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 CLASS HISTORY HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1955 In 1943, we, the Senior Class of 1955 began our flight for PLANET HIGHER EDUCATION. Only seven of the senior class began their trip in the space-ship WAYNE. Ted Folkerth, Shirley Hart, Jerald I-lueber, Robert McKnight, Donald Peacock, and Jerry Prescott left on the long journey, with Miss Anna Platt as their pilot, and Mr. Leon Thompson as their co-pilot. They were in flight until September, 194-4, when they came to a stop on PLANET CONKLIN. There they found Harold Conklin ready and willing to go on with them. In the fall of 1945, they landed on PLANET BUTCHERg there they let Miss Platt off and picked up a new pilot by the name of Helen Butcher: they also received a new member by the name of Lois Furgason, who came from Union City. They found her to be very gentle and kind. They found Mrs. Butcher always ready to help them in whatever need they had. And in the spring of 1946, they landed on a planet by the name of PLANET COX. There they picked up a sun-tanned boy by the name of Simeon Cox. They progressed well that summer, and in the fall of 1946, they landed on another planet, there they let Simeon Cox and Ted Folkerth off. Simeon said he had to go to Arizona, and Ted said he had to go to Daleville. On this planet they picked up David Carpenter, an enthusiastic boy from McKinley. From there they made much progression and didn't make a stop until the fall of 1947, when they landed on PLANET GRACE. There they received a new pilot, whose name was Grace Cox. She greeted them with a smile and told them that she was glad to have them as her passengers. On PLANET GRACE they also picked up two new members by the names of Joyce Moore and Mary Roberts. They found them to be girls willing to go on with them. On PLANET GRACE they also picked up Simeon Cox and Ted Folkerth who decided to go on with them. All this time they had been in the rear of the ship, but in the fall of 1951, they graduated to the cabin, where they received a higher training. That fall they picked up quite a few new officers, many of whom have helped them to this year of 1955, the year they shall land on PLANET HIGHER EDUCATION. From now on it's all up to them. There are many places and many different opportunities on PLANET HIGHER EDUCATION and its mother planet, PLANET SUCCESS. From the education they received in the space-ship WAYNE, they should be able to make a success of life. CLASS PGEM We're the class of 55 in school, but not to stay, I know it'11 break a lot of hearts, when we go away. Eight dashing boys are first on our list, They're over sixteen and have already been kissed. David Carpenter is first and the devil in his eyes does gleam, But someone in Winchester is the girl of his dreams. Next comes Harold Conklin and at pranks he is the greatest, And often in Government he comes in the latest. Simion Cox is next, who like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, Loves to play baseball and IOITIBDCC his girl. Mary. Jerry Prescott, the quiet one, has a lot on the beam, Especially in Algebra and blowing off steam. Donald Peacock is another who is quiet and shy, He studies and studies, but he makes the girls sigh. Our farmer is Bob McKnight with a disposition so sunny, He will tend to his farming chores and make bushels of rnoney. Jerald I-lueber is one who a preacher he'll be, He will teach about the Bible to the people across the sea. One of our boys, Ted Folkerth, you see, Wants to get married and start a family tree. Last but not least we bring on the beauties, Who someday I know will be knitting on booties. Our blue-eyed blond Joyce Moore will wed, That Gentlemen Prefer Blondes , truer words were never said. But Shirley Hart will not give up on this problem, she never frets, Although Gentlemen Prefer Blondes they still often marry brunettes Our secretary, Lois Furgason, will type 'til day is done, And hope that she winds up with a diamond ring and the boss's son. And now the class of 55 bids you adieu, We have enjoyed your company and we hope you enjoyed us too. PROPHECY On July 21, 1965, we were on our way to the airport, when we noticed that a new firm had moved into town. We stopped to inquire, and we met Shirley Hart, a former classmate, at the receptionist's desk. She was secretary of the Good and Wymer Firm . She told us she had not made the great decision of marriage yet. As we were about to board the plane, we saw a young man that looked very familiar. As he turned around, we saw that it was Harold Conklin, a former classmate. Harold said since high school he has been traveling from place to place for the Jenkins Comb Company. While talking to Harold we found that he still had a very large date book. After bidding good-bye to Harold, we journeyed to Dayton, and while there we saw Lois Furgason. She told us that she was working as a secretary in a large business firm. She had married the boss's son and had one little girl. After telling Lois farewell, we boarded a plane for Phoenix, Arizona. As we were walking down town, we went into the library: there sat Donald Peacock. He was studying. He had changed considerably since his former high school days. He had grown a mustache and now was wearing glasses. We went over and talked to him and found out that he was a school teacher. He said he was waiting for his wife, who was also a teacher. We decided to visit the University of California and see a football game. While walking over the campus, we ran into Jerry Prescott sitting under a chestnut tree feeding the squirrels peanuts. He told us that he was professor in Math. Before leaving Jerry, we went to the football game with him and his wife, and their two children. As we were traveling in Wisconsin, we saw a herd of Holstein cattle. We stopped at the farm house and found out that Ted Folkerth, another 1955 classmate, lived there. He moved to Wisconsin soon after graduation and established a large dairy farm. He had also gotten himself a wife and now has five children. We took a plane to New York, where we heard that Simeon Cox, another 1955 graduate, was a baseball player for the Yankees. Up in the crowd one voice stood out among all others, that was the former Mary Jo Ruff who is now Simeon 's better half. While we were still in New York, we heard that another 1955 classmate was minister in a large church in Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania. Sunday morning we were guests at the large church of which Jerald Hueber was pastor. After the services, Jera1d's lovely wife invited us to dinner. During dinner we talked over old times, and we learned that Jerald and his wife were doing well in the church. That night about 6:00, we boarded a plane and headed back to Indiana. ,We spent the night in Lafayette. Monday morning as we passed the courthouse in Lafayette, we saw a sign that read David Carpenter, County Agent We began inquiring and found out it was the same David Carpenter we knew back in 1955. After high school he had attended Purdue University, and was elected County Agent of Tippecanoe County. He told us he also had a lovely wife, the forrner Patricia Eastman, and two children. We took a bus from Lafayette to Albany. There as we entered the Marsh's Foodliner, we met Mrs. Richard 1ChickJ Cox, the former Joyce A. Moore. She invited us to her lovely home and there we met four curly headed little Chicks As we visited with the Coxes, we told Joyce about all her former classmates. We started back home, but decided to stop and see Bob McKnight, another 1955 classmate. He was farming a farm of 500 acres. While talking to Bob and the former Verlaine Beaty, who is now his wife, we learned that Bob had started farming right after graduation. He also had four little helpers. After bidding farewell to a very joyous trip, we journeyed to our own homes. 5' ' 4 . 51 h . f , J f' 1 .. Y I 1 V f 4 In S ' 5 W ' I .. . . A Y . . ,3' .. 3 CLASS WILL I, Shirley Hart Will To, Ardella Grindle -- My ability to finish school, Erna Spille -- My ability to get in before 3:15 on New Years Eve. I, Joyce Moore Will To, Judy Bowman -- My hobby of going skating at Deerfield, Peg Welsh -- My ability to get a man. I, Lois Furgason Will To, Peg Welsh -- My nickname of Gertie , Peggy Frazier -- My nickname of sweater girl . I, Bob McKnight Will To, Jim Smith -- My ability to stay out of Winchester, Ray Turner -- All of my used Government maps, willed to me by Shirley Miller. I, David Carpenter Will To, Jimmy Peacock -- My job as President of F. F. A. , Dick Wantz -- The place I live, it will save him gas. I, Harold Conklin Will To, Kenneth Norton -- My ability to finish a year of basketball, Miss Jones -- My ability to not be afraid of a dead mouse. I, Jerald Hueber Will To, Jerry Prescott -- A picture of a pretty girl, an Ansonia girl, Miss Jones -- An old 1095 diamond ring that's been lying around the house for years. I, Ted Folkerth Will To, Charles Williamson -- My seat in study hall so he can watch girls sharpen their pencils, Augustus Moncrief -- The clue to the missing red and blue light bulbs. I. Simeon Cox Will To, Miss Jones -- My ability to not be afraid of mice, Wayne School -- always play fair. I, Jerry Prescott Will To, Eighth Grade --f The ability to set through one study hall without getting into trouble, Leland Mote -- A teething ring to cut his wisdom teeth on. I, Donald Peacock Will To, Seventh Grade -- The ability to sit quiet in study hall, Kent Peacock and Leland Mote -- The ability to not annoy teachers. Last will and testament of the Senior Class. . .IUNICDRS A f 1 f-N mg X xl :. jg.. Y ' - MUNI: ll First Row, Left to Right: Joan Powers, Phyllis Williamson, Wanda Moore. Second Row: Raymond Turner, Virginia Mangas, Ardella Grindle, Peggy Welsh, Sally Eley, Leland Mote. Third Row: Benny McKnight, Jack Kaugher, Kent Peacock, William Wasson, Richard Moore, Richard Wantz, Kenneth Norton. REPMT CARO The Jolly Juniors? will That's what they say. With vim and vigor bursting, We're always in the way. We try hard to please, And sometimes we tease. But down life's way we'll try our best, Wait and see, we'll pass that test. 9 O Q O H O I 0 F , AVN QL Billy W: I've got a splinter in my finger. ' Raymond T: What'cha been doing - scratching your head? . ' 'A , g, 1.5131-:J ik Q56 QW' gb N. SGP Ho MORES 1 x.l -ai'-7 51- .4 4, ' -fi .WM I l Ist Row, L, to R: Shirley Punches, Peggy Frazier, Ioyce Ingle. 2nd Row: William Thornburg, DuWayne Dodd, Jim Peacock, Charles Williamson, Jimmy Smith. 3rd Row: Maxine Wantz, Shirley Brewer, Margaret Mote, Janice Schultz. N 'mf XN5 V j Qi X X j The Sophomore Class of '55 Goes buzzing around like bees in a hive. As students we try - but we're just fair, In fact the teachers say we get in their hair. There are seven girls with bright, gleaming faces, Then there are five boys who stay in their places. But all in all we make a good group, And as to studies we work like a troop. M., Nl Mr. Brown: Shirley, what three words are used most among sophomore students? Shirley: 1 don't know Mr. Brown: That's correct. 2 1 M y ., ix r Ao rs... I .X . I' 'y:!,lt I 1 '13 ll Q x N - 5' -4135.417-L t T FRESHMEN f, XX 2 Q 1 'J D x f f g L I I k Ist Row, L. to R: Judy Bowman, Shelba Conklin, Juanita Roberts, Carole Kaugher. 2nd Row: Ronald Norton, Erna Spille, Patty Blizzard, Sharon Brewer, Helen Moore, Arnold Norton. 3rd Row: Francis Parrott, Larry McKnight, Herb Davis, Paul McDavid, Noel Carpenter, Thomas Whitsell, Pete Mote. The Freshman Class of 58 Their Senior year can hardly wait. . Some of us short, some of us tall, xy Which makes no difference to us at all. X Green Freshman we're supposed to be, We are happy and joyously free. We're keen together, all as one, Our high school years are just begun. Q 1 JL X Z 2, zu Wd 1' 1 'V f 1 r of , Visitor: Son, I'd like to see somebody with a little authority. lt Freshman: Maybe I can help. Ihave about as little as anybody around here. Fir . Y : ' 15 -- im ., .q, I .5-Q : ,in ' f, -'L+' 2 , , , I UNDERCLASSMEN 7th A D 8th ISI Row, L. 2nd Row, L. 3rd Row, L. 4th Row, L. 5th AND 6th Ist Row, L. GR DE to R.: Donald Norton, Johnny Able, Sandra Kaugher, Barbara Roberts, Virginia Bruss, Judy Harshman, Rose Mary Bolinger, Karen Bowman, Darwin St. Myers, Phil Price. to R.: Billy Williamson, Edward Harp, Paulette Long, Betty Schultz, Carlene Torres, Jim Bretz, Ronnie Imel, Steve Cash. to R.: Allen Williamson, Rhoda Folkerth, Jim Thornburg, Sharon Woodard, Chloe Ann Wogerman, Max Carpenter, Glenna Mangas, Jim Mote, Jerry Moore. to R.: Dick Mote, Larry Snider, Richard Norris, Alan Baker, Bessie Baker, Judy Mangas, Judy Snider, Monnie McDavid, Jane Coppock, Josephone Torres, Raymond Mendenhall, Bobby Hiatt. GRD J to R. : Douglas Wogomon, Larry Miller, Billy Norton, Clona Norris, Karen Wright, Linda Powers, Devon Wasson, Herb Roberts. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Hank Mote, Cheryl Price, Kay Thornburg, Joe Hurry, Billy Mangas, Cynthia Mangas, Melvin Wantz, Garrett McDavid, Debra Bruss. 3rd Row, L. to R. : Jackie Whitesell, Carl St. Myers, Jerry Runkle, Emily Mangas, Joy Brumfield, Sharon Williamson, Karen Howell, Larry Hernley, Paul Thornburg, David Shook. 4th Row, L. to R.: Mark Peacock, Dixie Welsh, Darlene Wicker, Pamela Bruss, David Wicker, Gary McKnight, Johnny Brown, Sharon Meek, Nancy Courtney, Pamela Williamson. Mb A D Nh r 1 GR DE ISI Row, L. to R: Donna Fowler, Pat Carpenter, Jimmy Mercer, Patty Roberts, Ronnie Fletcher, Martha Chowing, Janice Cash, Tommy Kaugher, Albert Woodard, 2nd Row: Jane Carpenter, Jack Cash, David Hurry, Sue Ann Ingle, Mary Ann Mote, Sharon Howell, Sharlot Cline, Cynthia Bair, Ronnie Thornburg, Clyde Roberts. 3rd Row: Billy Bowman, Gary Byrum, Judith Hernley, Larry Byrum, Sheldon Sparks, Spencer Carpenter, Cheryl Conklin, Tommy Lowrance, Darwin Mangas, Karen Williamson. 4th Row: Kennon Macy, David Farlow, Paul Cox, Mary Ann Mast, Robin Williamson, Marsha Cook, Md Carolyn Whitesel, Ritchie Carpenter, Lee Coby, Bill Sagebury, Absent: Michael Maloon, Jan Mangas GRADE ISI Row, L. to R: Jimmy Wasson, Bobby Niswonger, Jack Chowning, Christina Higgins, Sharon Whitesell, Sharon Awkerman, Maybelle Detweiler, Mark Overman, Jimmy Clevenger. 2nd Row: Ginger Patterson, Naomi Daggett, Barbara Williamson, Carra Faye McDavid, Lynn Cook, Billy Frazier, Jill McCracken, Ronald Fields, Donald Shook. 3rd Row: Steven Bolton, Jeanne Baker, Stephen Fields, Jean Marsh, Linda Lou Anderson, Melvin Cox, Frank Lourance, Dennis Kelley, Gary Mangas. 4th Row: Mike Courtney, Danny Bickel, Billy Ferrell, Larry McDavid, George Sadgebury, Ellen Blinkley, Dianna Cline, Jean Peacock, Vicki Partin. Absent: Deanna Kochersperger, Lewis Hylton. 5' ' 4 . 51 h . f , J f' 1 .. Y I 1 V f 4 In S ' 5 W ' I .. . . A Y . . ,3' .. 2nd GR D ISI Row, L. to R: Gary Bolton, Roger Good, Nancy Mote, Dianna Farlow, Becky Harshman, Linda Holmes, Carol Wasson, Ruby Partin, Shirley Stebleton, Ronald Mote. 2nd Row: Sandra Baldwin, Luanna Byrum, Jimmy Macy, Bernice Fritz, Judith Turner, Larry Parks, Patricia Pearson, Billy Read, Mary Roberts. 3rd Row: Charles Gambel, Joyce Mendenhall, Darrell Cummings, Jon Coppock, James Randall, Steven Sparks, Danny Mangas, Donnie Wantz, Eddie Read, David Wright. 4th Row: Ronnie Bickel, Russel Blizzard, Sheila Meek, Sharon Schmidt, Allen Prosser, Paul Long, Terry Keagy, Peggy Jones, Larry Runkel, Michael Welch, Richard Punches. fAbser1tJ Marcus Durbin, Kay Farrell, Elvan Lamb. lst GR Dl Ist Row, L. to R: David Weist, Linda Mae Sparks, Phyllis Detweilier, Kenneth Thornburg, Nolan Higgensf Stephen Pearson, Max St. Myers, .7 af, 2nd Row: Barbara Dowler, Ann Hylton, David Fields, Craig Rowe, Sue Ann Powers, Alice Carpenter, ' ' Kelley Whitsell, Janie Mason, Pamela Yost. 3rd Row: Nancy Overman, Peggy Price, Melinda Barga, Charlotte Newbauer, Chuck Jones, Russel Mendenhall, Billy Bickel, Dana Newman, Gary Niswonger, Sharon Blizzard, Gregory St. Myers, 4th Row: Stephen Moore, Junior Gardner, Paul Roberts, Jackie Rae Gardner, Linda Mae Read, Rose Marie Mast, Richard Winn, Larry Mast, Rikki Maloon, Teresa Thornburg, Linda Harvey. fAbsent when takenj Connie Mercurio, Toby Parks, David A. Torres. ACTIVITIES tx' 1 X . X 'I 7 A av' ' v age' Ist Row, L. to R: Phyllis Williamson, Ted. L. Folkerth, Joyce Moore, Dick Wantz. 2nd Row: Rhoda Folkerth, Tom Whitesel, Joyce Ingle, Charles Williamson, Shelba Conklin, Richard Norris. S - f 5 t A 0'- ' X I J X The Student Council consists of two members from each class in high school plus one each from the seventh and eighth grades. The Student Council's program consisted of discussing student problems and sponsoring school activities namely, the ping-pong tournament, Christmas Party and the Spring Party. The Christmas Party high- lighted the events of the Student Counci1's activities. The officers for the school year 1954-IQSS are: President, Joyce Mooreg Vice President, Phyllis Williamsong Secretary, Ted L. Folkerth. UNIOR CLASS PLAY On March Ig, the Junior Class of 1955, presented What A Fami1v. A comedy of youth in , three acts. The cast was: Ma Sperry . . . Granny Bryant. Mickey Sperry . Judysperry. . . . . . Eric Van Nuys . Prompter. . . . Mary Roberts Lois Furgason Harold Conklin Shirley Hart Dan Coppock Simeon Cox PaSperry. . . . .. Shirley Sperry. Ted Sperry. . . Steve Bradford . Officer ..... Stage Manager. Director-Miss Betty Boggs Y 'W . 2 IN 1' .li . Donald Peacock Joyce Moore Jerald Hueber Ted Folkerth David Carpenter Jerry Prescott 7- gh SE 1oR CLASS PLAY I :A- On October 15, the Senior Class of 1955, presented Take It Easy. A farce comedy in three acts. The cast was: Mrs. Highgate . Lon Torence . . John Florenz. . Mary, the cook. . . . . Beagle Jones. . Prompter . . Lois Furgason Ted Folkerth Donald Peacock Mary Roberts Bob McKnight Simeon Cox Director- Nancy Highgate . . . .Shirley Hart Tom Lawrence . . . . Jerald Hueber Florence, a maid. . .Joyce Moore Phillip, a butler. . . .David Carpenter Authur, a yard boy. . State Manager . Miss Dorothy Jones Harold Conklin Jerry Prescott CLASS TRIP Class of 1954: Neil Burk, Joe Damewood, David Mock, Eldon Oswalt, Doyle Smith, Charles Able, Nancy Folkerth, Bertha Myers, Shirley Miller, Gene Hiatt, John Thornburg. Class of 1955: Ted Folkerth, Shirley Hart, Mary Roberts, Lois Furgason, Bobby McKnight, Joyce Moore, Daniel Coppock, David Carpenter. Cecil Moncrief, Prin., Max Ingle, Mrs. Wright, Chaperon. On May 7, 1954 the Junior and Senior Classes of Wayne High School left Union City on our nine day class trip. After eating dinner at Columbus, Ohio, we traveled to Pittsburg where we stayed at the Roosevelt Hotel. Sunday morning we journeyed to Gettysburg and ate dinner. After dinner we saw most of the important sights in and around Gettysburg, then traveled to Washington, D. C. where we stayed at the Annapolis Hotel, Sunday evening, Monday, and Tuesday. We then traveled to Philadelphia where we stayed at the John Bartram Hotel. Wednesday morning we saw most of the important historical sights in Philadelphia. Wednesday morning we journeyed to New York and stayed at the McAlpin Hotel. Wednesday afternoon and Thursday we took tours of New York. Friday morning we traveled along the Hudson River to West Point. After seeing West Point, we traveled to Corning, New York, where we stayed at the Center Way Motel. Saturday morning we traveled to Niagara Falls, where we ate dinner. After seeing the Falls we traveled to London, Ontario stopping at the London Hotel. Sunday we journeyed home and arrived in the afternoon, after a very enjoyable trip. 155 .Q ISI Row, L, to R: Peggy Frazier, Joyce Ingle, Phyllis Williamson, Sally Eley, Wanda Moore, Judy Bowman, Shelba Conklin, Juanita Roberts. 2nd Row: Erna Spille, Patty Blizzard, Margaret Mote, Janice Schultz, Shirley Brewer, Joyce Moore, Helen Moore, Sharon Brewer. 3rd Row: Arnold Norton, Virginia Mangas, Joan Powers, Ardella Grindle, Shirley Hart, Lois Furgason, Peggy Welsh, Maxine Wantz, 4th Row: Leland Mote, Jerald Hueber, Kent Peacock, Donald Peacock, Ted Folkerth. MIXED CHORUS s, yin We wish to thank our fine music director, Mrs. Barker, for the fine music program she presented to us through the school year. We enjoyed presenting a Christmas program, titled, Why the Chimes Rang,' We were able to rent an organ from Shierling's Music Store, giving the program more effect. The F.F. A. worked very hard fixing the scenery, leaving a very beautiful effect. We participated in a musical program given by the Cecilian Club in the East Side Gym, Union City, Ohio. Four schools participated in the program, namely, Union City fEast and West Sideli Iackson, Indiana, Wayne. The program proved to be very entertaining and beautiful. We also enjoyed the County Music Festival. All the county's schools participated in this, making a large choir and orchestra, The students enjoyed this program more than any other program they had the privilege to attend. JUX N3 NX Q-'39 xii Y jx xr 'Z Eh .T E I f R tr ISI Row, L. to R: Margaret Mote, Patty Blizzard, Shelba Conklin, Janice Schultz, Phyllis Williamson, Sharon Brewer, Joyce Ingle, Shirley Brewer, Peggy Welsh. 2nd Row: Paulette Long, Bessie Baker, Judy Harshman, Judy Bowman, Betty Schultz, Joan Powers, Karen Bowman, Virginia Bruss, 3rd Row: Rose Mary Bolingner, Rhoda Folkerth, Carlene Torres, Jane Coppock, Maxine Wantz, Juanita Roberts, Erna Spille, Peggy Frazier, Helen Moore. XMAKJA, 331' If 6,60 fj1Qe 4,0 Orb' TQ, 3 1 13 s xY2 E L. . V Ur i? Q 7 -i S Us , ,Amy x NEW 'fx ov The Wayne Future Home -Makers of America is a newly organized Chapter at Wayne including Twenty-seven Charter Members. Three Meetings have been held, the date set being the third Monday of each month. Officers are: President Phyllis Williamson Vice President Janice Schultz Secretary Margaret Mote Treasurer Peggy Welsh Historian Shelba Conklin Parliamentarian Sharon Brewer Song Leader Chapter Mother - Mrs. Omer More Chapter Adviser - Doris K. Wright Joyce Ingle and Shirley Brewer I 1 'fx ' c- 'f'95v , QA0 T' 1 - . F 'f H cf on 'L' 0 J 5 'Q f o 'QQ g'6L'f,-Y 5 1 The Wayne F.F.A. was organized in 1950 with eleven Charter members and advisor, Dallas Oswalt. A tractor and sprayer have been purchased and we have carried many productive and community projects. During the past five years we have had four members awarded the Hoosier Farmer Degree. Out- standing recognition was acquired by our club during the 1954 State F. F. A. Convention at Purdue University. The Wayne Chapter was honored to have the Star Farmer Award of Indiana conferred on Eldon Oswalt. This is the highest achievement award attained in the state. It is based on establishment toward farming, leadership, supervised farming and co-operative activities, participation in F. F. A. work, and scholarship. This year we have twenty-eight members. The Officers are as follows: Chapter Advisor. . . . .Carlton Clevenger President .... . . David Carpenter Vice-Pres.. . . . Bob McKnight Secretary. . . . . Donald Peacock Treasurer. . . . . Ted Folkerth Reporter. . . . Jim Peacock Sentinel. . . . . Harold Conklin is lp, I f A N .lf A 5 D If 1 I Q. Pictured above are the major assets of the Wayne F.F. A. The first Picture is taken of the tractor and potato digger purchased in 1953 and 1954 respectively. The second picture is the tractor and sprayer. 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AL A,- ,,4 'fdfx 's g ' 1,3 .f- ,c,,-d:..f:,c ...A Af ,,' A A -P ,A A- .'-',x4 ,-dx, Q 0' ,A .1' -7' .K ,K Ks 44'-C ' -C' 4 X'Y 1' Q 'LTR - ' ' - ' 1 ..-K 4 -w ,--.,..-..o m sian has nuns. .na ATHLETICS Q af, Q Y v1 :E I I 2 I' .-Q. 5' G. . 4 r- N ' ' f if is 4' A ,, ISI Row, L. to R: Ted Folkerth, Harold Conklin, Ray Turner, David Carpenter, Dick Wantz, Robert McKnight, Jim Peacock, Donald Peacock. 2nd Row, L. to R: Kent Peacock, Ben McKnight, Charles Williamson, Jim Smith, DuWayne Dodd, Kenneth Norton, Pete Mote, Tom Whitsell. 3rd Row, L, to R: Bud Carpenter, Ronald Norton, Herb Davis, Francis Parrott, Arnold Norton. The Wayne 1954 Baseball season standings: Wayne 1 Spartansburg IO Wayne II Green O Wayne 16 Jackson 2 Wayne II Stoney Creek I2 Wayne 8 Jefferson 2 Wayne I2 Union Twp, 2 Wayne I2 Saratoga I Wayne I7 Ridgeville 4 The Wayne Tigers were a lot rougher than they were expected to be during the 1954 season. The Tigers won six out of eight games during the season. The two games that they lost, were heart-breakers The first game that they lost was the opening one of the season, but that didn't discourage the Tigers. They became more determined and thus surged ahead to win the next two games. But somehow they were over-powered by Stoney Creek in a real thriller which ended up with an eleven to twelve loss for the Tigers. The Tigers were still more determined and they won the rest of the games of the season, In the past years Wayne has been noted for its good baseball teams. Wayne has had championship teams in 1951, 1952, 1953, and in 1954 they missed being champion, by one game. Harold: Well, coach, we're going to present you with a victory for your birthday. Mr. Anderson: Goodl I was expecting the usual tie. BASKETBALL x '- - W 4 4 IT,-f J Ist Row, L. to R.: Phyllis Williamson, Janice Schultz, Margaret Mote. 2nd Row, L, to R. : David Carpenter, Simeon Cox, Harold Conklin, Ted Folkerth, Ray Turner, Dick Wantz. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Charles Williamson, Kent Peacock, Dick Moore, Jim Peacock. The 1954 basket-ball squad played hard but yet came out with a losing season, nevertheless none of us can deny that they always put up a fight, no matter what the odds. The 54 Tigers squad lacked nothing as far as spirit was concerned but were left far behind in the major asset to a basket-ball team--HEIGHT! With a very tough schedule, their 7 Xt 9 record was not as disappointing to the fans as indicated. The boys were taught a pressing offense which led to very interesting basket-ball from the view- point of the fans. The team will suffer from graduation, as four of the regulars are ending their athletic career as Tigers. In tournament play theTigers were never able to get started: losing their first game in both the County and Sectional tournaments. WAYNE OPPONENTS 51 Parker 66 45 Stoney Creek 60 53 Union City E. Side 79 70 Madison 55 83 Ridgeville 61 69 Jackson 51 71 Farmland 75 62 Union City W. Side 76 88 Saratoga 70 57 Lynn 83 61 McKinley 81 71 Green 24 48 Spartansburg 54 69 Jackson 51 69 Union Twp. 65 54 Jefferson 64 County T. 56 Saratoga 64 Sectional T. 50 Ridgeville 51 TRACK TEAM .I Left to Right, ISI Row: Bud Carpenter, Ronald Norton, Arnold Norton, Francis Parrot, Dick Wantz. 2nd Row: Herb Davis, Tom Whitesell, Jim Smith, Kenneth Norton, Duwayne Dodd, Pete Mote. 3rd Row: Jim Peacock, Charles Williamson, Simeon Cox, Dick Moore, Bill Wasson, Donald Q 'fy' C 1 0' l tif .. - Peacock, Jerald Hueber, Jerry Prescott, Ted Folkerth. ECU D TEAM ilc I -Z x N 9 ' 1' ng, ' -1. K 'K ic N -sn, Left to Right, Ist Row: Pete Mote, Arnold Norton, Tom Whitesell, Herb Davis, Francis Parrot, Ronald Norton. 2nd Rows Ben McKnight, Kenneth Norton, DuWayne Dodd, Bill Wasson, Jack Kaugher, Bud Carptener, Jim Smith. CLASS OF 1915 Lois Brumfield Mildred Burkett Hazel Gettinger Esther Chenoweth Macy Harter Melvin Harmeson CLASS OF 1916 Clarence Shockney Esta Brooks Florence Huess Arthur Thompson Marvin Heuss Seibert Bretz Fern Burkett Grace Cox Howard Stump Don E. Frazier Homer Farabee Cleo Stump CLASS OF 1917 Bonnie Rowe Hazel Shultz Elvin Bennett Martha Nishwitz Paul Shockney John F. Ingle CLASS OF 1918 Priscilla Shockney Orville Stump Hettie Thornburg Bowen Chenoweth Keith Heiss Gail Morgan CLASS OF 1919 Ralph Wasson Omar Harshman Edna Brandon Lorene Harris Ada Mullen Opal Shockney ALUM CLASS OF 1920 Harold Wasson Henry Abel Charles Wisner Reva Mullen Lena Thornburg CLASS OF 1921 Dwight Carpenter Walter Heuss Lula Thomas Irene Shockney Harry Rowe Mayme Thornburg Theodore Shockney Robert Wasson CLASS OF 1922 Ethel Mikesell Norris Brown Carrol Harris Mary Mason Blanche Thomas Kathryn Gertinger CLASS OF 1923 Ralph Shockney Herbert Wisner Mabel Burke Blanche Jeffery Juanita Ingle Thelma Smith Herman Heuss CLASS OF 1924 Bernice Thomas Gail Wasson Lawerence Harter Vernie Moore Francis Moore Tracey Turner Ruth Mason Fern Shelley Lela Macy Olive Peacock Miriam Hinshaw Maurine Shockney Alice Turner CLASS OF 1925 Marshall Austin Earl Wasson Jesse Shockney Arend Abel Quledith Powell Noel Carpenter Harry Whitesell Carlton Whitesell George Thurston Elsie Anderseon Nina Welch Alice Burke Esther Powell Marguerite Brown Alberta Hoover Lucile Jenkins CLASS OF 1926 Ruby Moore Urith McGunnigel Wilbur Baker Marjorie McKnight Tarleton Thornburg Mary Harnish Esther Lamb Ethelle Baker Charles Stanton Alice Witter Pearl Sipe Walter E. Thornburg David Shockney Agnes Shultz CLASS OF 1927 Flaud Sipe Guy Mote Theodore Shockney Grant Bradford Dorothy Weyrick Margaret Ellen Juanita Leavell Wilbur Meeks Eugene Fernsler Mary Whitesell Charles Thomas Everett Hinshaw Robert Powers Ruby Anderson Nelson Smock Atlus Brown Velma Baker Neva Rohr CLASS OF 1928 Elmer Wasson Garnet Mote Sophia Boggs Inez Haney Merrill Cox Mary Gullett Alice Mason Edith Huffer Adine Shultz Emmett Welch Helen Stanton Ralph Peacock Vernon Parrott Blanche Moore Floyd Harshman Martha O'Connor Guy Williamson Ernest Simmons Robert Whitesell Dwight Sadgebury Adonia Williamson Marcell Thorngurg Florence Carpenter Winifred Puterbaugh Mary Baker Dorthea Rohr CLASS OF 1929 Roger Burkett Louise Cox Wendell Fuller Willis Hiatt Virgil Peacock Ronald Sipe Albert Thomas Theodore Turner Martha Wasson Beatrice Williamson Mabel Wills Pauline Boggs Kathryn Frazier Annabel Tipple Reba Slick CLASS OF 1930 Margaret Abel Irene Brooks Pauline Brooks Helen Burke Rhea Burkett Marvin Carpenter Ruth Clear Bessie Conklin Leon Conklin Virginia Conklin Helen Dean Edith Ebeling Frances Fernsler Verda Huffer Mabel Moore Wilbur McKinney Orville Polley Ronald Price Ruth Rowland Agnes Shreeve Alice Simmons Agnes Welch Mary Welch Earl Weyrick Herald Whitesell Roy Burke Lorene Wisner CLASS OF 1931 Orletta Baker Willis Parrot Carroll Thornburg Harry Hiatt Leah Shultz Robert Clear Dr. Richard Buckingham Hubert Van Skyock Doris Tipple William Arthur Bernice Burke Reid Whitesell John Snyder Boyd Gullett Garnet Rush Omer Mote Lawerence Whitesel Mildred Parks Annabelle Whitesell Olive Campbell CLASS OF 1932 Ramon Bromagen Crystal Bromagen George Polley Glen Huffer Lenore Carpenter Norval Campbell Cecil Bolinger Duane Shockney Virgil Austin Gladys Rohr John Clevenger Mabel Bailey Martha Frazier Henry Meek William Macy John Macy John Welch Kenneth Karn Patricia Kemp Frances Hindsley Cecil Byrum Duane Bailey CLASS OF 1933 Helen Puckett Charles Rowland Alberta Horrigan Marcella Horrigan James Dean John McKnight Vesta Ditty Murlen Campbell Rachel Sadgebury Charles Hatter Paul Conklin Gurnee Tipple James Bailey Harold Clevenger Edith Isenbarger Dale Whitesell Margaret Anna Cox Leroy Barnes Henry Moore Grace Baker Hazel Frazier Boyden Parrott Lloyd Tipple Edgar McCarter Mildred Gullett John Hedrick Therrell Sipe Robert Fielder Agnes Rohr Maxine Boggs Marie Turner Dorothy Baker John Wisner CLASS OF 1934 Virginia Kemp R. H. Turner Harold Meek Nolan Paulin Ralph Byrum Thetis Hale John Carpenter L. D. Folkerth Fred Whitesel Taleen Mote Neil Arthur Maryon Robbins Glen Ingle Mildred Harter Richard Bothast Reed Coddington Duane Wickersham James Boggs Donald Ingle Margaret Bromagen CLASS OF 1935 Kathryn Barnes Robert Simmons Helen Ullery James Woods Ervin Baker Mary Idella Hough Max Mikesell Margaret Puckett Geraldine Clevenger Josephine Shockney Rita Cotter June Bowman Paul Tipple Dallas Loehr Charles Burke James Welch Mary Hedrick James Houk Hollis Parrott Max Ingle CLASS OF 1936 Ruth Tipple Ivan Arthur Cylestia Powers Albert Baker Richard Kress Russell Engle Charles Kress Rita Spille Virginia Byrum Donna Welch Wavelene Smith George H. Cox Frances Ullery Elna Williamson Andy Humpolak Donald Conklin Eloise Polley Doris Whitesel Bernard Williamson Estel Byrum Alfred Anderson Lester Mitchell Buell Rowe Pauline Bromagen CLASS OF 1937 Lucille Aukerman Bernice Brooks Esther Cotter Marjorie Huffer Gertrude Moore Mary Alice Puckett Faye Rowland Mary Simmons Lucille Sipe Ellen M. Sites Helen Weist Helen Welch Richard Carpenter William Cotter Chester Dunn James R. Diehl, Jr. Harold Frazier Robert E. Keister Paul Macy Robert Mangas Samuel Mote Roscoe Oswalt Duane Reish Jerome Ryan John Whitesel CLASS OF 1938 Helen Bromagen Dale Conklin Eileen Coddington Grayson Tipple Vernon Fraze Irene Good Aileen Karn Evan Van Skyock Faye Cash Robert Tobin Carrol Reish Gerald Campbell Herbert Engle Evelyn Powers Velma Thornburg Hubert Mangas Willard Ullery Lloyd Welch CLASS OF 1939 Mayme Byrum Warren A. Conklin Roberta Cox Glen W. Daggett Bernard B. Good W. C. Heiss Mary Alice Longfellow Oatiss Marsh Noreen McCracken Ruby Deloris Charles W. Read Letha Fern Rhoades Wilbur L. Rowland Helen Ryan June Shockney Agnes Mae Sipe Ralph Sites Eileen Tobin Betty Jane Turner Clarence Weist Ralph H. Whitesell Floyd Wickersham Eloise Williamson Pauline Williamson James P. Wolfe Gerald Woods CLASS OF 1940 Kenneth Meeks Russel Bromagen Philip Rowe Thurl Campbell Alfred Groth Eugene McCracken Edsel Powers Richard Aukerman Freda Anderson Iva Ruth Engle Ruth Wasson Agnes Carpenter Eunice Carpenter Pearl Fifi Hawkins Virginia Reser Geraldine Byrum Marjorie Conklin Pauline Tharp Robert Cox Marie Holderman CLASS OF 1941 Darrell Aukerman Paul Baker Edward Burke Duane Eisenhour Merle Hale Frank Keys Owen Mangas Charles Musselman Harry Read Harold Sites Gerald St. Myers Edwin Turner Wilmer Welch Margaret Austerman Delma Bailey Violette Brown Margaret Carpenter Imogene Dunn Betty Mae Karn Betty O'Dell Kathryn Reish Rosalie Shockney Deloris Smith Rosemary Tobin Billie Williamson CLASS OF 1942 Stanley Carpenter Roy Cox, Jr. Hubert Jennings John Teegarden Henry Mote, Jr. Charles Whitesell Jean Boesc Doris Conklin Ina Mae Engle Margaret Holderman Helen Meek Mary Jean Ryan Iris Williamson Silhouetted 'gainst the deep blue sky, Supreme to all young and old. It beckons, friendly, to the ones who pass And welcomes those who enter in its fold. It has stood the test for forty years, Its halls have rung with laughter. It has heard the cries of joy and tears, Of triumph and disaster. We hail thee Wayne, our pride and friend, We give you thanks for all our fun. Although to some, it is the end, To others, life has just begun. it by CLASS OF 1943 Carolyn Rowe Francis Frazier Gerald Bennett Alberta Williamson Delbert Mangas Marjorie Tharp Dan Macy Harold Mercer Margaret Musselman Beula McCracken Norma Anderson Billy Shockney Treva Woods Anne O'Dell David Wasson CLASS OF 1944 Harold Abel Raymond Brotherton Joe Jack Carpenter Deloss Parrott Dale St. Myers James Wasson India Engle Marcella Hart Evelyn Hatter Irene Lawson Helen Turner CLASS OF 1945 Anna Mae Spille Shirley Chapman Jeanette Conklin June Shreeve Stanley Mote Robert Harmeson Mary Lou Barga Thomas Boese Betty June Frazier Rosemyra Parrott Phyliss Powers Willett Rowe Dorothy Wood Wilson Keys CLASS OF 1946 Madonna Kaufman Martha Dean I-larmeson Junita Conklin Annabeth Welch Eleanor Shockney Heinz Spille Ivan Earl Thornburg Eldon Welch Cloyce Mangas Charles Lane J. R. Hueber Donald Read Richard Wasson Maurice Mangas Fredrick Burk Gene Byrum CLASS OF 1947 Ivan F. Thornburg Hubert Mangas, Jr. Darrell Mangas Jack Ryan William Harshman Richard Harshman Kenneth Cox Edward Dubeansky Jennie Engle Sylvia Torres CLASS OF 1948 Margie Blizzard Carlton Clevenger Elvin Conklin Josephine Dunham Margot Heuss Wendell Damewood Marilyn Isenbarger Joan Lane Joan Mangas Jean Musselman Donald Stump Bill Price Evelyn Wasson Ruby Whitacre Robert Daggett CLASS OF 1949 June Mangas Reinert Spille Jane Byrum Albert Hunt Rosalie McCracken Betty Abbot Max Harter CLASS OF 1950 Martha Aukerman Clarine Williamson Wilma Lamb Emily Grindle Tom Price Ronald Stump Jeane Blizzard Alic Torres Lowell Whitacre Fern Collins Joan Kirtley CLASS OF 1951 Romilda Abel George Abel Willard Williamson Guili Synder Jane Bolinger Deloris Koantz Nancy Stump Robert Beaty Rhitha Grindle Kenneth Carpenter James Welch Kenneth Peacock Lowell Conklin Annette Clevenger Jane Burke Albert Ingle CLASS OF 1952 Lois Anderson Marylin Aukerman Marcia Brown Snadra Sue Byrum Sue Capenter Barbara Conklin Kathleen Thornburg Kay Whitesel Edgar Blizzard Denver Durham Ralph Prescott Robert Turner Phil Wasson CLASS OF 1953 Ramona Harshman Jack Snider Jean Curtner Richard Williamson Joan Shultz Roberta Carpenter Gary Temple Carrol Good Bill Carpenter J. Shockney Marlene Mangas Joyce Welch Clarence Fraizer Von Peacock Phil Mangas Shirley Mangas Walter Blizzard Nancy Collins CLASS OF 1954 Helen Anderson Bertha Myers Shirley Miller Linda Whitesel Nancy Folkerth Beverly Williamson Eldon Oswalt Reuben Cox Joe Damewood Charles Abel Doyle Smith Gene Hiatt Neil Burk David Mock John Thornburg ADVERTISING Compliments of ROSS ELEVATOR Union City, Ohio Compliments of SPRADLINGS SERVICE STATION Union City, Indiana Compliments of UNION TRUST COMPANY Union City, Indiana Compliments of MANGAS AGENCY Union City, Indiana 'Compliments of DAIRY MAID Greenville, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of JOHNSTON'S LYRIC JEWELRY STORE FURNITURE CO. 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A. as '75 22'-fa 2 ' AJ, -' 'V ' l f y , ,,. 1 N N UAL STAFF Class Motto-- The Future Belongs to Those who Prepare for It. Class Flower--Red Carnation Class Colors--Red 8s Gray ADMINISTRATION 'F' VK, ff JOHN CARPENTER C. A. MONCRIEF PAUL BECK Trustee Principal Superintendent of County Schools ROBERT HARMESON RICHARD BOTHAST HARRY HIATT ADVISORY BOARD