Ashley High School - Ace Yearbook (Ashley, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1953 volume:

Dedication Administration Annual STaff oe EL tae ay ig an Wey at of THE ACE to Miss Lauretta Gfellers, commercial teacher of Ashley High School. -We wish by this dedication Sponsored By | the: Claus” of 1953, dedicate to convey in-part the appreciation of all her past and present students for her patience and kindness toward all of us. We wish her many more happy and prosperous years at Ashley High School. PEE Rely RG ORs i= uf beans . z iki ayy aa et, ed , i , 5 tie Neon iach RAY Pt PEE Me Recs can eae sae MT ee ee eae = PRR ae TY STUCKS STANDARD SERVICE STATION Ashley, Ind. a ee NENZHNENZNENZNENENSNSNENEHSZNENENAZNE Administration : ZNENZNENSH EASA ZO SNE SNSRSENSNSHSNEH Roger Hess Superintendent DeKalb County Schools Lloyd Brand Trustee Fred Frederick a Prine inet (ts Bee Tri-State A ° B ‘ S es baie oe oe ae : es ci : SELLE ae ee. 6 mee . ae Colombis M. A. 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FACULTY Editor aod eque rae -Da ate Assistant - Glora War 8 Artist - pee eila Porn eate PbS p Teachers In Verse Mr. Arney is teacher Of science and math. Chemistry, too, Is another he hath. He's the bank of lunch mon Which is not nearly all fun, Sh-h-h! The top of his head Shows quite a wide path. Mrs. Arney, Dollie , has Multiple dooties to do. Librarian, play director, English and art teacher, too. Edits news for the Times, Corrects all our rhymes, Helps the seniors compile Their Who's Who. Our Economics teacher Mr. Libey, or Wade, Shows F.F.A. boys how Successful farm homes are made. Takes trips with his crew Coaches 4«H'ers, too. Helps the boys to raise Livestock of excellent grade, Home Ec. teacher, Miss Dunn, Petite, little June Shows the girls how to keep A whole household in tune. Steers the 4-H Club crew Future Homemakers, too. Makes salads, cookies, cakes, And often a good mac-a-roon. Miss Gfellers instructs In pothooks and curves, Also typewriting, business, And math we observe. She's a long time been here And we give her a cheer Much credit for all our Success she deserves. She teaches our Tooters to toot, And drumming and Singing to boot. We've a very good band, And here's a “big hand . Take a bow, Mrs. Soudah, Toot : Toot $ Mary Wolfe teaches Phy. Ed. to the fair, Is a substitute any Time any where. Though Wolfe is her name She's really quite tame Ever ready her Talents to share. She's teacher of Latin And English--Miss Schooly She keeps the 8th grade From being unruly. She'smiles when we work And frowns when we shirk. She inspires interest in Literature, truly. Here's Everetts, athletic Coach, “Hank . For some good wins, We have him to thank. Also history lore, And what's very much more, Inspiration to be A. good Yank , 9B Bs 6 Me Me he he he ea Oe he a ae ke a ae ok ae oe a Ok Mr. Paul Everett, B.g, History - Coach N Hobby: Reading Radio Fe $ Miss Lauretta Gfeller, B.S. Commercial Subjects Hobby: Tatting Gardening Mrs. Edith Soudah, M.A. Band = Chorus Hobby: Reading Sewing 10 Mr. Wade Libey, B.S. Agriculture - Biology Hobby: Camping 1l Miss June Dunn, B.S. Home Economics Hobby: Knitting Mr. Harold Arney, B.S. Mathematics - Chemistry Hobby: Fishing Mrs. Dollie Arney, A.B. English - Art - Librarian Hobby: Music J +5 eed an 12 Mrs. Mary Wolfe, M.S. Girls Physical Ed Hobby 3 ucation Fancy Work 13 PEFESIS Boe. wart ¢ ei HEHE ; A : ver st 2 ebe ener eG: : bea ceet oe oa zieeees xe BEE Hh, iththttt eat + - ‘ re eeereeheesse: So clt ey Sete: shite: ct Miss Elizabeth Schooley, A.B. 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Our high school days are thro’. And now to all we bid farewell---'Miss us, like we'll miss you. Ruth Bowerman, A Wave wants to be. Someday we'll hear from her Way off across the sea. Carolyn Brand, with work At Garrett she's thrilled. She meets some real nice guys Who keep her date book filled. Jean Brand, A real sweet lass, Will turn up someday in a college class. Bob Bowman, who's wit Is well-known, Someday may end up With a show of his own. Marlene Brenneman, The piano can play. A concert pianist She'll be someday. bevid villey, Our lady charmer, Would rather be Just a farner,. Jackie Days, Our bashful gal, Has always been Everyone's pal. theresa Ellert has bleached Her hair, you see-=-=- Someday an artist She wants to be. Sheila Forrest ln June will be the happiest girl You'll ever see. Marianne Gfeller, Wno works as a waitress, Leaves all her customers In such distress. Johnny Hartman, Who's temper flares At the drop of the hat-- Who cares?? Myron Hoyer Has trouble with the girls-- Cause the least of his worries Is how his hair curls. Joyce Hecht, Our efficient president, We arove her to the nuthouse, And willingly she went} (Peace, dear peace}) Don Kanaga, Our basketball star, Once got picked up in His little ‘ole car. Pat Gramling Has always loyal been To Donnie Stackhouse, Her faithful boyfriend. Charles Kessler Has always been shy, But everyone knows He's a real nice guy. You may be surprised To know that Arlene Kester Can really sew. Lora Kneubuhler, who's Last name, you know Must be spelled Just s0-50. Bonnie Loucks, our Editor Of the “Red and Blue Will someday get to Speak her piece-- I Do . Red Mavis with His bright red hair Has always got A joke to share. Bette Ann McClish, Our little knitter, Will someday be A baby sitter. Carol McClellan, Our twirling girl, Can she ever make That baton whirlt} Shirley Metzger, Who USED to be quiet, But we all know-- She's quite a riot. Anita Montgomery Who likes to “spark Will someday be Mrs. Bobert Clark. 28 Kenny Parker, Our Handy Man Got into .predicaments-- And he still can. Phyllis Perkins, “Handy Man's mother, But everyone knows-= She's really his lover. Jo Parnell's going To Ball State. Wonder why?? Because there's Dayt. Carol Rogers, with Paint brushes handy, On her canvas she's painting Her love for Andy. John Shipe, our Mathamatical whiz, Someday will show just How smart he is. Judy Shore, our No. 1 basketball fan. I wonder why? ‘Cause Don's her man. Harold Smith, Who likes to skate It's up to him To name HIS fate. Maryellyn Smith, Glora's blonde haired pal Everyone knows she's A jolly fine gal. Ray Stahl, who's Ambition's welleknown, Mission accomplished, He's Got a girl of his own. Glora Warner, office girl, Cheerleader, friends galore, With Bob as her Airman She wants no more. Arlene Zongker, who Always can be heard, Greets everyone with a Smile and a friendly word. Goodbye and Goodluck To one and all, We'll surely miss you Come next fall. Class History Amidst the clamoring of the upperclassmen, OES sppes ten in the halls of Ashley High, in the Fall of 1950 a new group of “greenhorns”. Coming from all directions we assembled in the assembly. There were so many of us that more seats had to be added to the freshman part of the assembly. Our sponsor was Mr. Fee who had the job of starting us 49 scatterbrains on our way to learn the rules of “Old Ashley High . We had a class meeting and elected Glora Warner, president, Shelia Forrest as secretary and Shirley Metzger as historian. Betty Jo Parnell was reporter. It wasn't long until we lost some of our classmatese. In March, Sally Allen moved to iiichigan, Laurine Henderickson leit us, Donald Stomm could not finish the last semester because of sickness. In March, Kuth Bowerman came from Angola. November 28th we sponsored a skating party. On March 24th we had a pot-luck supper at the schoolhouse after which iir.e Parker took us to Auburn to a showe The sophomore year found us minus two boyse We had gained a new ones Danny Wright from Saleme By now we were all accustomed to lessons and studying so before long we choose John Shipe, class president; Van Smith, vice-president; Glora Warner, secretary; Shelia forrest, treasurer; Maryellyn Smith, class reporter, and Paul Everitts as our sponsor. On October ¢nd we picked out and ordered our class rings and received them on Lecember 18th. On Lecember 20th we had a Christmas exchange and attended the show at Angola. We must never forget our sincere gift to Miss uckles, limburger cheese which left the schoolhouse with such a good odor that we were told we could not have anymore parties at the scnool- house. On May 16th we had a party at Judith Shores after which we went on a hayride to attend the show “Iwo Weeks With Love at Waterlooe Under the guidance of John Shipe as president, Joyce Hecht, vice-president, Glora Warner as treasurer, Maryellyn Smith as class reporter, Shirley Metzger as class historian and Dolly Arney as sponsor we began our Junior year with determination that we were really’ going to work so we could have a four day class trip. elma Beard and Brian Hamman discontinued their schoolwork and Jewell Hall moved to Auburn. On December 13, 195] we had a Christmas Party at the town halle On March 25-26 Glora Warner went to Bloomington to a geometry contest. We had two bake sales and two paper drives. On April 19, 1952 we presented our class play “Handy Man which was very successful. Maryellyn Smith represented us at the music contest at Indianapolise We started on our longed-for trip on May 7th. The senior year opened with but 55 left. Joyce Hecht was elected president Maryellyn Smith, vice-president; Shirley Metzger, secretary; Judith Shore, treasurer; Shelia Forrest, reporter; von Kanaga and Phyllis Perkins, historians; Mr. Fredrick, sponsore We presented the play “Love Is In The Air“ which was a great success. Next on the agenda we attended a thrilling hockey game at the Coliseum. From then on we found ourselves ina turmoil of completing the annual. Finally there came the end of our school days-the trip, baccalaureate, and from all these activities we know that WORK WILL WIN WHEE WISHES WON'T . Class Prophecy One bright worning in the spring of '63 1 decided I'd liks to fina out what my olu high school classmates had been doing since our graauation ten years ago. So 1 jumped in my antique woael-T ana started on my tour. I began my trip at Chicago wheve 1 went to Marshall Fielus to buy my traveling wardrobe and who should be modeling the gowns but our own Carolyn Brand. She stiil lboked good in ner knit dress too! After 1 finished buying my clothes I still nau a couple hours till my car would be ready so I thought I would go to the Chicago Conservatory of susic to visit my ola friend and classmate, arlene brenneman, who teaches piano there. 1 hear she is scheduled to do a concert tour which will include Communit, Concert at Auburn, Indiana (Only eleven miles from our old school house.) 29 I then traveled to New York to visit our “would-be butter and egg man, xed Mavis, Wuo enued up as a wrestler! He's at wadison Squars Garden this week. What a physique! By this time my hair was looking a sight so I asked mrs. Thomas vewsy to tell me what she considered the best beauty salon in New York, ‘and without hesitation she referred me to Anita Clark's beauty salon on riftn Avenue. I1 went, and 1 must say my hair looked lovely for my visit to kaine and the Low Air Forces base where, as you know, the former Glora Warno2r is living witn her husband, sda eeaar tee tod nobert Se Hartman. We hau tea in tneir lovely house trailer. f then traveled uown the Atlantic Coast to Washington b.u. to visit. our shy guy of 1953, Charles Kessler who is now Senator Kesslsr of 1y63; he is strickly against ths filibustsring law, which is still trying to bs passed. As 1 entered his office who should greet me, but Lora Kneubuhler!$ I1t sesms she is employed there as senator Kessler's privats secretary. ' As I was passing tnrough Lelewars, I noticsd a hitch-hiker and stoppea to pick HtR upe It was Kuth bowerman, ali dressed up in her Wave uniform anu nzadea for the base aitzr a d-day pass in Washington ..C. I went on down to Georgia to visit Bonnie Wiler wio is there witn her husband, Tufty. They have a nice little family started ana seem very happy. from there I went on to Floriua for a little rest before journeying back west. I stopped at a little place called Days kesort™ in Miiami (vay sleeping only) anu was suprised to ses our own Jackie vays as the propristor who made an exception and allowsd me to stay all night. i aross early in the morning to get started on my way. Along in the aiternoon I became hungry and stopped at a little truck stop in the wilds of Louisanna, where I found Warianne ufeller: back of the counter. She married one of her stzady customers at the North und Truck stop in Watarloo and endau up in Louisanna} rrom thers, on my way to California I remembered something about somebody being in New mexico and sure snough, when I went tnrough, I saw Arlene Kester witn all her kids and her ola fiame, Jonalu Green, as a husband. She's putting her sewing ability to g ood use now} I finally got to California to board my ship that was to tak2 me to the Hawaiian Islands where 1 planned to visit Carol ucClellan who was there on a delayed honsymoon with her husband, or course. We shared old twirling experiances--sspecially witn izzy xeinoehl. She told me Kenny farker was stationeu there as ca,tain of the jet carrierse He's in the Navy, you know. dHarola Smith was there too, as a mechanic. Just as my boat was about to leave our regular captain became ill and haa to be replaced. bo you know who it was? admiral Lavid viiley$ ‘And Bob Bowman as his right hand man’ 4h, the life of a sajlor$}! By this time it was the last of (july ana I haa to be thinking about getting home so I decided to tly back in ordsr to have time to go to the rodso in Wyowing. rat Gramling surprised me’ by appearing in a stewardess uniform. We had fine buzz sessions all the way home. She said this woulda be her last flight because Lonnie had finally askeu her to marry him. I arrived in Wyoming just in time for the rodeo. The big star was “hero ioyer . 1 thought it sounded goou so I hurried in to my seat. The great “iisro finally appeared but it really wasn't a hero at all--it was just old Miike} I still wanted to buzz through Kansas to see Shsila, who is there with her airman husband. We had a good ‘ole jam session reminiscingabout all the times we had in th: office--NO@ Fred's--Glora's${ I heard that Bette Ann was in hi'mesota so 1 stopped to see her tooe It seems Ralph is playing with the Minneapolis Lakers since ikan retired, so of owurse Bette is there with him. Then all of a sudden I was in Fort Wayne--almost home! 1 wanted to go up town to get some school clothes. I discovered Theresa gllert and Carol xogers working as artists for Wolf and Dessauer. As I was passing the Coliseum, remembering when it was built, I decidsai to stop and look around. The Pistons were practicing for a big season Coming up and who was out there yelling instructions but big Don Kanaga, so 1 set down to watcn awhile. ‘Suddenly I realized I wasn't alone. I looked around and sure enough! There was Judy, STILL yelling her lungs out at basketball games. When I looked at my watch 1 noticed it was getting late and 1 haa to hurry home} I guess 1 tried to hurry too fast because I tripped and fell down the ramp. They thought I had broken my ankle so I was taken to the Lutheran jiospital in Fort Wayne 30 —— — in an ambulance driven by John Hartman! When I finally got there (I thought I was never going to make it!) 1 found Waryellyn Smith and Joyce Hecht waiting to assist. They're both registered murgae now. The doctors said it was only a sprain so ne taped it and my ankle was as good as newe I finally arrived at home just in tims to get things around for school. September 5th rolled around and it found me at Asi:uley High School again, as a faculty memb3sr this tims. The fact is tne whole faculty body had been changed. Jean Brand is Home sconomics teacher; thyllis rerkins is commercial arts teacner; John Shipe is coaching and teaching mathmatics; Shirley netzger is neud aietition for our cafetaria, and I of course, was teaching physica. education ana music. 1 was certainly surprised to see all tne kids and 1 tola them of all my experiences and all the othor classmatss I hau seen. Then somebody said, “kay Stahl! What ever happened to him? Jean entormed us that he and his wife had a church in ‘Cincinnati and he was preachingt So that solved all the questions about what the Class of '53 was doing in '63. Class Will We, the class of 1953 of Ashley, Indiana, being of sound mind, even after twelve years of school, in order that the remaining classes will recognize our superiority and importance feel it our supreme and sacred duty to bequeath our talents and most valuable properities to our unfortunate schoolmates, who we feel sure will not be able to survive without them. To the faculty we will our good nature and pleasant smiles, also our ability os continual griping. To the Juniors we will that rare gift, called Senior privileges, with the under- standing that they are not to be handled carelessly, tossed about, or abused. To the Sophomores we will our text books which have all the answers written in them--here's hoping they are right. To the Freshmen we will our long lost love for our studies if you can find it. To the Janitor we will our old torn up love letters and cuds of gum we have thrown in the wastebasket or have left in various places. I, Ruth Bowerman, will my ability to be devilish and get away with it to Davey Hamman. I, Bob Bowman, will my ability to play basketball to Jerry Parnell. I, Carolyn Brand, will my loud and boisterous ways to quiet Sally Mergy. I, Jean Brand, will my worn out horn to anyone who has the ability to blow it. I, Marlene Brenneman, will my music ability to Ark Rinehart. I, Jackie Days, will my fancy skating ability to Pat Walker. I, David Dilley, will to Floyd Schwartzengraber the ability to get along with all the women and not to fool with just one. I, Theresa Ellert, will my love of Ft. Wayne to Carol Leas who is seen more at Auburn. I, Sheila Forrest, will my ability to be satisfied staying home nights to Myrna McClellan. I, Pat Gramling, will my freckles to anyone who is healthy enough to have them. I, Marianne Gfeller, will my vigorous ambition to Phyllis Brenneman. I, John Hartman, will my shy and cool disposition to David (Sunshine) Arney. I, Joyce Hecht, will my ability to be Senior class president, and still be in sane mind, to Glenn Voges. I, Myron Hoyer, will my ability to be a “girl chaser to Jack Smith. I, Don Kanaga, will my ability to slip in and out of agriculture class unnoticed to anyone who needs the privilege. I, Charles Kessler, will by ability to blush to Janet Brand. I, Arlene Kester, will my ability to sew to Judith Pressler. I, Lora Kneubuhler, will my ability to get good grades in conduct to DeWayne Esselburn. I, Bonnie Loucks, will my bottle of peroxide to Berdenia Shipe so she won't have to use cake coloring in her hair. 31 I, Darel] Mavis will my ability to obey all speed limit signs to bavid Hinehart. Bette Ann McClish, will my ability to get a man to Evelyn Stackhouse. Carol McClellan, will my twirling ability to Everitt Reinoehl. Shirley Metzger, will my bottle of red hair dye to Chuck Hampshire, so that he will be noticed by the girls. Anita Montgomery, will my ability to get a short man to Nancy Wickerham. Kenny Parker, will Phyllis Perkins to no one. Jo Parnell, will my pep and senior dignity to Annette Bender. Carol Rogers, will my short, stocky, figure to Judy Phelps. John Shipe, will my ability to stay single for 17 years, (and I hope and pray for 17 more) to Carroll Stout, who should be grateful for it. Judith Shore, will my lungs to anyone who wants or has reasons to yell at ballgame next year. Harold Smith, will my fancy skating and cutting up at the rink to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. Maryellyn Smith, will my ability to become varsity cheerleader in my senior year to Janice lkicGrew. Ray Stahl, will my ability to learn a major part(14 words) in the Senior Play to James Warner. Glora Warner, will my worn out cheerleading pants to no one because I don't think they could “sit through another season. Arlene Zongker, will my ability to say “ain't in English class to anyone who doesn't want an A. With rings on our fingers, and the itch in our toes, we hereby attach our signa- tures to our last Will and Testament on this llth day of February in the year of one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three. aditor --= Arlene Kester Assistants Lora Kneubuhler Artist --=-= Theresa Ellert sas ti a talk in in Wd dom wom sas an oe A WR Wh A ae A ee OM ne 4 JACK BROOKS-Pres. ae ® bad ee DAVID ARNEY LOKKAINS BIGUSASTAFF Vice-President Secretary Treasurer KATHLEEN DILLEY DANIEL HAMMAN SUSIE ZONKBR Reporter Historian ek Historian atti. Fh . by % hoe We hy j bs fon. 3 eo Ms i ’ bie a So 2 lt Sponsored.By == ASHLEY-HUDSON TIMES Ashley, Ind. j cs Sk . an F dake itis san on i, ie, SS ee, in Si he om wk an em oe wry Tit eS ot ek JANICE MCGREW JaRRY PARNELL FO Baan con - Ashley, Ind. Sponsored By i a te 35 cn sk oh he tn sd aun wh cas ne WO A th WO ee ok oe OO Se EVERITT RBINOBHL e Pee ‘ FLOYD ‘SWARTZENGRABES ey BS - Sponsored B CORTLAND PRODUCE CO., INC. Ashley, Ind. 36 Sites helaa Pa aes Be ates tne ae ne nn ae ara a mata ats oe an na ce a ea ts aon eet cE SLER CARL KES E ) hic : dl A : Pe y see } ‘ 3 j : ua eB DAVIS oF RIC oe UROL SRM SNAASA SAS Msusne ws Es xsomuc oom muss ebm GSN OE RHO : CORTLAND PRODUCE CO., INC. 37 SOPHOMORES MZUZNANS Sponsored By ei Sect 8 a hs ss La un oe te ws an din 1D MW th VO as Od is Hh OO TO de OO, ee ee ee BOB KUGLER | : MYRNA MoCLELLAN tite f %. DALE NEWCOMER LOIS PaRKINS Se ageeerems es ae Z, BOB SCHIFFLI ALAN SCRANAGE DANNY SCRANAGE | 3 Sponsored By STROCK ELEVATOR Hudson, Ind, : i +, tha dr adecihe sh ane: , opens or ay ws ve ; | aT ety YY Tt eee Oe ee © ns acer SOA at ee Pa NSRP ECP IRN 5S S98 ‘990 9 oe OU BILL STACKH TH SMI JANET spectre ae VOGES aN G LOYOLA STRAWSER CARROL STOUT JIM STAHL ¢ ¥ Fa : f yee. Sense. c © ep) E eS ; ei — 4 5s fl 3 8 3 Pa n � 3 fQ i 24 3x 4 eo 3 mM « 5 si oO 2, ; “i F aa 39 e ss. in ty hd dom ts ax oo. oe Wh th VB eas od an OE OE ET es we RS PMI Ea Ss, in | Nieto s. John Schiffli Pat Walker Jun Wilhe ae ae t+ and Lois eh a es - Oe Pa il Eldon, Danny, Alan | . Alan Seranage Myrna McClellan Sally Mergy Sally and Joan Paul and Sponsored By SEAGLY BROTHERS Ashley, Ind. Pap WS ry 40 NG KI BNE ANDA BERRYHILL Terwrrrrrri Ty. Te Ty tt = 3 = a Ra 4 ® i ; i % , 5 oD sa his thet. Flin tne os ‘ok tte de san ons ims den BA Oh 1 as ies BO he OS eubtnicity —s . = sere ic Ace team tenn eaino tetas De es ESSELBURN SICk ee Bic eae TS PHYLLIS HOYER af cl heen aactaiaashimpnmicagun canara NORM'S RADIO SHOP a eet sc ns ss ait nc Sia ap AS sen win an ie la @ WA GA Dh WA tes Sd ie BE wh a Wie Gas, MS © SET nes MRA ae Raha anise obs : ; } : ft bes aothte Mowe, P28 Sponsored By CUSTOM CLEANERS hy Gh ND LEONARD SCHWARTZENGRABER uy crests reel ——ee ee eee The TT EP TT A ee , CAROLYN SKELLY Sect os ‘MARCIA WILER BETTY WALKER bE i Sponsored By Rs end Be ie ¢ TOT: Meas % th ce % oy ; ashes tS see II Seth eo CUSTOM CLEANERS we SO] A OP ee Fe aS ™ % Be 44 ee | os DARLENE SUTHERLAND [U8 ; t ‘ Editor -- Shirley Metzger Assistants Carolyn Brand Charles Kessler Harold Sith Artist -- Carol Rogers 45 NEMENEHENLHLNSNLNENSNSNLNSN i FACULTY SNEZNEHSRANSENSNSHANSNENSNANEW Mrs. Blanche Nugen Mrs. Luetta Mais First Grade Second Grade Mrs. Opal Bowman Mrs. Edrie Teegarden Third Grade , Fourth Grade 4 s. Mildred Wagoner Fifth Grade Mr. Richard K. Miller Sixth Grade Mr. Paul Cook Seventh Grade 47 i th A Stee oe ee we ee Oe eS NSNLNRNRNLMSNLURN SHAAN RMS : First Grade Fh De WR I SR OA SRO SR GN SRE eG I ae RRRHS J. BAUM Le BIGGER= J. BUCHS Py GAnDNER STAFF CARPENTER C. DEIHL J� VUNN 8. BECKET K. JOHNSON . MAVIS gee ee oP, SCHIFFLI Be SEATON M. SMITH D. STOY K. STOY D,. ULKICH —— } + oy Le 4 uonrcowsxy % MYABS = caxeSTRANW’ J. RBINOEHL S. SANDEKS — a D Sey «mth. ee : biG nn Yon fe $e Ht Si oi bon tin Whe ha wb hun Gh ees . : _ FRETZ AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Hudson, Ind. 49 ay 8 BOSE DNR ON ROTH DH OBO 2 EOE a Third Grade ¥ po sha ea man! bist na sepa se base 612 0 582 52 G ARI IRES 2 . M.D . DENMAN BrcGaustAr® CARPENTER avis) L CG, FOOTS Js FORREST Ne FORREST T. JOHNSON G. MOORE S MORTORFF J, PHELPS Ne PRIEST R. RINEHOLD EB. ROYAL Be SCHIFFLI T. SCHIFFLI | B, SCsANAGE De SHEPHERD D, SHIPS L. SHOUDEL B. SHUMAKER be sult of WEYSONG Pp. WILHELM. Be rors FRRS a =i aA MP IR one pie G AND M GRILL Ashley, Ind. Sener ene et MANSNBALNANSNSNSNANSNSN SNS Fourth Grade ; a Oe Doi on (i oe fol so (i ad fale fa) oo fal oe Fal oe H. Allen S, Anthony D. Boyd Ms Bucks Jd. Camp Carroll de Jackson Ge Denman Re Gfeller iM. Hamman . a Healey ds. Housman C. Karsino Kneubufler §. Malone L. Mergy J. Miller P. Parker Rakestraw C. Reinoehl 908 Ss 8 hati ad, ft el a a Rigsby Ss. Rinehold NW. He Willy Ae Wisel Sponsored By — oeeee LAUNDRY Angola, tnd. | ‘5 pars Didi dl yi ue ba a 51 AABASASNENLWSNSWLNSNSASHLAS Fifth Grade Se fi Se fs 9p fl Se fh Sp fea So fe) Se Ga cf) 56 fa oe Co 9a oc tc | BS oe 68 Se [i 36 De P. CRON R. DAVIS Le DREW FARRINGTON J� BAUM- re GARDNER BIGGERSTAFF CARPENTER ie ot if ‘ Ko le oR a P. MAIS | 6 GP aang ine : (ey e i MONTGOMERY Je MOORE Je PHELPS Le PHILLIPS J. REDMON J. SCHFFLI fi f ee re er J. STOY Le WILEY J. WILHELM ON. WiSulh Ae WOLF? il Se STAHL F, STOUT « = tk HOYER'S HOME STORE delmer, Ind. Sponsored By al 52 - in as Hh te rip om em Se ee ot a ba meta md be Dae base OS SE ilehiesaed Sixth Grade Bo el BP 9 OO qi i J. ALBRIGHT C. ALIEN P, ANKNEY NEXS C. DENKAN S. FORKEST We GAKTZ 8. LONG 1. MAIS L. MYERS — G, NOLL J. LEPLEY —- . LONG F. LONG : Se : — ok a. H; D. PHILLIPS D. RINSHOLD M. SCHIPFLI M. SCHIFFLI SCHUCKERS Re STAHL Le ULRICH weiLHfkme Le WILHZiM A. WISEL P. YOUNG Kk, STRITE ; vw. re ae a ; Sponsored By STUEBEN COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP Helmer, Ind. Aphids cee ete 53 NENESMENENSNENSNS baa TE DOE DOE OS OS :Seventh Grade: oe ga 5 fa Sf © 2 FA) io fas) 2 (Ss) oP 9G ae t S$. ESSELBURN We FARRINGTON J. FUNK GBISTWHITE GYELLER D. KING KNEUBUHLER J. LEPLEY L. LocKiWoo) J. MCGREW = L. De MCCLELLAN P. MORTORFF yewcom@r NEWCOMER 3B. REINOEHL R. SCHIFFLI D. SCHIFFLI S. SHEPHARD P. STOY Ie. SANDEXS Je WHYSONG « « ths ie bn I ; Sponsored By WILHELM'S RESTUARANT | Ashley, Ind. 54 NENEVANUM CAN SMENGNRNRN BNR Eighth Grade enti OOS Se he Oe a i 2 sa 5 A SE I Sal J A SE B. SLLSRT D. FREED F. GFSLLR ¢. GREENWOOD B. JACKSON K. KBTSL 0, 1 i “Ky LEPLSY L. PARR N. PHILLIPS J. PRSSSLER M, SANDERS M. SCHOUDEL M, SCRANAGH Sy ot BN he ay sToy Je WEILBAKER ‘D. SHIPE oD, SHORE i B, WICKERHAM N. WILEY R. WILHELM J. WHYSONG =i + eh Pt) teh . “ - _ 1% es s re ao : [eA Nae Sea ATT Te? fev. tp 2Om 3 a : Gfonsored By RANSBURG BROS. - Pleasant Lake, Ind. Sohal eS wae . ie mal om eP AF Se Oe dt ee ae 55 ae ss i them as tab de ie ts om om ex on OT Oh GS ee OA te SE GS HS SS SSASH ANAK ENSNSNSNANANEN ENS Bus Drivers BASKEKSKHENSMERZWEKEKEKEKEKSH CECIL PARKER if GEORGE SHERWOOD | CHARLES SCHWEITZER GLENN BORREST, JOHN WOLFE GENE REINOZHL HH il | We want to show our appreciation to our faithful bus drivers who, % + | through rain and snow, get us safely to our destination day after day, ¢ thm oy ei . 4. 3 . 3 s 3 « = th ys te ee : : s Na, Fer te Pe Se et ae “ yp ra he Ba JEWELRY Angola, Ind. Sa � a¥8 p . iC aie 2 a a 2 ‘ Sponsored By LIECHTY 56 HEWENENLAENEWNEWTNEAEREN XMM i ? BASEBALL | HENZHENZNENZNZHSNZNENENENEK ‘S28 lst. Row. J. Smith, K. Parker,’M. Hoyer, J. Warner, C. Stout J. Shipe 2nd. Row. F. Fredrick, J. Brooks, N. Rose, D. Kanaga, J. Parnell, D. Davis, G. Dilley The varsity baseball team won 3 and lost 5 games during the season. They had a very poor season for the first time in quite afew years. The team was composed of Jack Brooks, Norman Rose, Don Kanaga, Jerry Parnell, Dick Davis, Gilbert Dilley, Jack Smith Kenny Parker, Myron Hoyer, Jim Warner, Carrol Stout and John Shipe The scores of the games played this year in League competition: Ashley 12 Wolf Lake 3 Ashley 5 Albion 6 Ashley 5 Butler 4 Ashley 10 Rome City LS Ashley 6 Angola 8) Ashley 10 Kendallville 15 Ashley 6 Waterloo 7 Ashley 4 Wolf Lake 7 Sponsored By ALWOOD. FORD TRACTOR SALES Angola, Ind. 58 WENZNENENENENZENENZNENEN | TRACK | HENRNENENZNENZNENANAN RS lst. Row. G. Dilley, C. Hampshire, A. Scranage, D. Scranage, E. Skelly ; 2nd. Row. D. Hamman, B. Stackhouse, D. Shipe, D. Esselburn, J. Stahl 3rd. Row. C. Mergy, J. Schiffli, F. Maxwell, J. Farver The future track in the next few years looks good as all of the boys are underclassmen. Boys that will be counted on for points are Al Scranage. Dan Scranage, Chuck Hampshire, Gilbert Dilley, Eldon Skelly, Al Scranage, Dan Scranage, and Eldon Skelly willbe counted on for field events. 59 CROSS COUNTRY CORNER CONFERENCE MEET The Ashley Cross Country boys were host to Avilla, Butler, Fremont, Hamilton, Waterloo and Wolcottville, Friday, October 10th, 1952; at 4:00 p. m. in a cross country meet. The Ashley High School chose a queen, Pat Walker, and two attendents, Phyllis Perkins and Sharon Lepley to award the boys their ribbons and trophy. Fremont took the trophy. (1) Queen presenting the trophy to James of Fremont. (2) Queen and her court shivering. to deathe (3) Winners admiring their medals. (4) Last breath gets Al to the finish line. (5) Getting ready to start. i | { H ' ! | as era a Mie Y VN The Ashley tean, | Queen, and her attendents. Cross Country - £MNESLINGs lst. Row Be Skelly, B. Stackhouse, D. Rinehart, b. Scranage, A. Scranage. D. Shipe, D. Arney, C. Hampshire, A. Rinehart, Be Kugler, b. ssselburn, | | STANDING: 2nd. Row | G. Vogas, Mr. Everitts CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country competed in a heavy schedule, running at Howe Military and meeting Fremont, Wolcottville, Howe Military, Hamilton, Avilla and dual meets at home. The high light of the season was the first Corner Conference. Meet in history with Ashley as the host school. The boys also competed in the Sectional Cross Country Meet at Ft. Wayne. Al Scranage was the outstanding runner with Dan Scranage, Eldon Skelly, Bill Stackhouse, David Rinehart, composing the most consistant team. Other boys competing were Glen Voges, Duane Esselburn, Bob Kugler, Arky Rinehart, Chuck Hampshire, David Arney, and Don Shipe. Sponsored By COX HARDWARE Ashley, Ind. 61 0 a... 6 SEE CE RTE SE Reserve Basketball Squad BE FOESSK EEE EEE EEE CRESS EEE EES First Row Duane Esselburn Donald Hamman Donald Shipe Arthur Rinehart Paul Miller Second Row Dick Davis Leonard Swartzengraher Charles Hampshire Robert Kugler Glen Voges Third Row Fred Frederick, Coach Lamar Malone Jack Smith Carroll §tout Eldon Skelly ek OK KK EEE RAKE EKER ES EEKEKERSEEERESE By BRK KKK EEE KAEEEE EERE KESEEERASESERESESESESSESSES EEE EESEE KEKE KR EEE KH rrr ttrtt tt? t st | The secané team won 8 and lost 10 this bats year and were runners-up in the DeKalb County second Team-T to Butler, 35-42 in the final game, ae enn es cae ; nsetO ? Pat Walker Janice Allen Lois Perkins 62 |B a os GG es DAT 1 2S Oe Os DO OD 2c | BASKETBALL | Hw 4 i . CKHSNSN LHS SASO SMS HSM SSNS H VARSITY BASKETBALL 7 The varsity basketball team had an up and down season. They won 7 and lost 10.. There were four seniors, five juniors, and two sopho- mores on the team. The boys who made up the team were John Shipe,Don Kanaga, Kenny Parker, Myron Hoyer, Jerry Parnell, Jim Warner, Norman Rose, Jack Brooks, David Arney, Bill Stackhouse, and David Rinehart. J. Shipe, K. Parker, M. Hoyer, D. Kanaga, D. Rinehart, D. Hamman. P. Everitts, G. Dilley, BD. Arney, J. Warner, B. Stackhouse J. Parnell, N. Rose, J. Brooks. lst. Rows end. Row: Glora Warner Jo Parnell Maryellyn Smith 8 He sk a, eae we i Sponsored By ULRICH REXALL DRUG ‘ yy . a set ih. Los tn ib em. am, ae oo. oe TO 1H. WR Wh OA a a en GO, aie we AS se | - : Fite JACKIB BROOKS | uy e C Va ee Be i oo wv vg =) MR EE setrel LE, 8 Bio Ae % . % ‘ si mmaceieamucncaicarcccmmot ee ea Gabe s Ted pear pind ts 64 STORE it ap Ye 2.9 — “JOHN SHIPE shley, Ind. pray te aap 4 $12 es a a EE a at ee oe EL NORMAN XOSE JRERRY PARNELL ee ser hl 2; ae si vTen . a c,h ‘ é 2 ae . epetlenninnesni cs Ley Ind. nsored By ULRICH REXALL DRUG STORE ree aS Seo ge By : Re ate en rafirfh nine Depaectenitht Dh Ole BM vcs Bett set 2 RE gna lat Be Hist bl A Sponsored By — | Lede dike) reo 65 Freshmen Basketball First Row; J. Smith, D. Smith, L. Swartzengraber, C. Mergy, E. Deluceny Second Row: D. Esselburn, L. Malone, A. Rinehart, G. Dilley, P. Everitts es _ Sponsored By a os dx eS OO OH Gh eee GO ten ULRICH REXALL DRUG STORE . , ales: GoM Ra tee 67 Ashley, Ind. Prod Saber dnviae ae a 73 i ‘Editor--Marlene Brenneman ACTIVITIES | Fee ees i e Editor--David Dilley Artist--Ruth Bowerman Band Artist--Ruth Bowerman Editor--Carol McClellan Artist--Ruth Bowerman Pe HAG Editor--J Netteeetnes, Baar Editor--Carol McClellan Artist--Ruth Bowerman Library ane 68 Bree RR RG oo cPines eRSHENs Our Cooks ® Ni a 5 a . EMEMEMRNSMAM RMS MITER TEC COE FEISS III JOO AI IIOIORO ICRI I A TOR II AE fe BM Bh ae These people contribute to our personal comforts. The cooks, Mrse Wilhelm and Mrs. a Brand keep us filled with good food. Mr. = Erwin keeps us clean and warm. Mrs. Wilhelm : and Mrse Brand are now starting their second year as cafeteria personnel. Through their efforts we have one of the nicest school cafeterias in Indiana. This is Mr. Erwin's first year at Ashley. We feel he is doing a fine job and Rope he gets to like us real well. Our J anitor EEN EMEMENEMEURMEMENTMEMTUZE Het ARs SPEEAE ESE HED ESORNEIAT OEE DH HCOAEEST YS 9% Epa e a pqs ace La ke vu unas cki ban ess Ueaenesbene sess eeceene es cea Nahe aggrecan ieeeeehea ae ssnereptt siren tnsierctee ttre en ee ete “Sponsored By SWANK FUNERAL HOME Ashley, Ind. | ve 4 ¥ fits . me ‘ as e. age i ij me se. vo Rin sss inh ss an wen in in DW fh eh wn id Hs DO Oh he is Lunchroom Workers | os Ce Kessler, Be Shipe, M. Brenneman, C, Brand, §. Miss Dunn, A. Montgomery, ¢. MeClellan, x. Dilley, J. McGrew. ot N. Wiokerham, de Gfoller, 8, Bilert; x. Phillige, Bumgard ner, Pe Bailey, P. Sanders, B. Walker, J, Dilley, J. Freed, ure Arney, D. Haumon, L. Biggerstaff, Pp. Brennenan, Ce Greenwood wetzger, . ora Kneubuhler § mp, Chore time} ilimnanRreNRse sec. me ec an 2 Arlene Zongker and Glora Warner «Arlene Zongker and |, 7, FN ltl ) Pat Gramling a me Ep Chore time! ai = Aches and Pains} PORES RAS TE a rye ry 7 : Ashley, : Ind. : . re Sponsored By SWANK FUNERA : L HOME. : b nt 70 FIRST ROWs J. Shore, FP. Perkins, Kk. Miller, B. Keinoehl, J. Harmes, M. Brenneman, L. Perkins. SECOND ROW: Miss Dunn, K. Lepley, C. Leas, B. Shipe, D. Stonebraker, K. Dilley, D. Shore, M. Lilley, J. Redmon. THIRD ROWs J. Forrest, J. Baumgardner, P, Brenneman, Lb. Phillips, x. Baumbardner, BE. Drew, C. Gramling, A. Wolfe. FOURTH HOWs S. Stahl, J. Brand, P. Mortoff, C. Greenwood, J. Allen, J. Whysong, Je Brand, P. Bailey, D. Sutherland, P. Camp, J. Camp. id FIRST ROWs K. Dilley, R. Miller, M, Brenneman, J. Brand, J. Shore. SECOND KOWs Mr. Libey, C. Leas, K. Parker, HB. Dilley, D. Kanaga, P. Perkins, Miss Dunn. Junior Leaders Sponsored By WATERLOO EQUITY EXCHANGE Waterloo, Ind. 71 s ‘eee S i oda fy e E a : Lee uSf KOWs A. Montgomery, M. Brenneman, J. Shore, 0. McC Je Brand. SBCOND ROW: A. Bender, Cy leas, L. Perkins, R. Miller, W. Berryhill, V. Kline, D. Schumaker, Miss Dunn. THIKD ROW: J. Brand, N. Alleshouse, K. Jilley, P. Walker, li. Bowerman, J. Allen, b. Sutherland, Oneal FOURTH ROW: C. Royal, T. Altimus, B. Shipe, D. Stonebraker, B. Bowman, P. Brenneman, PF. Hoyere i fl lellan, J. Hecht, FP. Perkins, Hs. As is a national organization, of high school girls from all over the ¢ United States and her possessions. | roject for Christmas we sold — Ah The Ashley Chapter has 9 members this year. As a p 9 an re Ae nan 4 eo 1 JiR : AY. ay “+a 4 nm ee, } tos =. homejnmade candy, a total of 118 lbs. For entertainment the F.H.A. the FeFsA. have hart 7 3 3 Poet ge } . naa SSsverari square aanc C6Se WE are proua to have a district oificer in our group, Jean Brand, who is Editor of the Northeast District.---Joyce Hecht Sponsored By MR. AND MRS. JOHN WOLFE Ashley, Ind. |. Sa SSP ONL sac eeme nesses sceoarersssessiihirwts SHATED: Pe Perkins-Sec. Re Miller-V.P. Js Brar res. de Shore=Song Leaders STANDING: Miss Dunn J. Brand-Parle K. Dilley-Treas. P. Walker-Reporter . ‘Me Brenneman-Historian. : -F.F.A. OFFICERS oh ey wel reas yy me ee a | = a. oe ce . ip NY ee SHATEDs; Mir. Libey-Adv. Kk. Hownan-Trease Do Kanaga-Sec. li. Hoyer-Kkeporter. STANDING: K. Parker= .P. D. DilleyePres. D. Mavis-Sentinel. M. EB. TUTTLE-JEWELER Angola, Ind. 73 the United States and its possessions that is doing exceptionally fine work. The — pe ae lst Row: A+ Scranage, J. Hartilan, uv. Kanaga, D. Dilley, De Mavis, H. Smith R. Bohler. 2nd Row: B. Cron, P. Miller, D. Hamman, B. Bowman, D. Hamma ° e « e Ne de r De King, W. Libey. : f , e me: Srd Rows P. Chavez, D. Smith, J. Warner, B. Reinoehl, W. Stackh ° ° . e ouse, G. nser D. Shipe, G. Dilley, N. Brand. : 1B Spent i oa 4th Rows E. Skelly, F. Maxwell, J. Stahl, F. Parker, M. H oyer, Ke Parker, Re Kugler, J. Schiffle, R. Meyers, B. Schiffle, J. Freed. smcre encounter i The Ashley Chapter of Future Farmers of America is ‘one of the many chapter sapeoentemegenen ier seein em sin, aims of the F.F.A. are to develop leadership and interest in farm life which will | bring agriculture closer togethers _ Ae oe ‘oS 3 yee oe epee aaa - ie i a i aS i ARRAS This year to raise funds we are selling jello, garden seeds, Coca Cola at ball- games and at school, scrap and junk, and this year we started something now. last - fall we picked up corn from some of the fields around the community. We are now in the process of feeding some hogs out. With this set up we will raise our funds oo greatly. With the money we raise we take trips and sponser the 4-H clubs in Smith- — field and Fairfield townships. Last fall five boys went to Purdue Swine Day at Purdue |! asa Fe Fe Ae tripe 8ix boys went to the International Livestock Show as a credit tri Next spring in April five boys will go to the state F. F. A. convention at Purdue as a_ credit trip. To go on these trips the boys earn credit or points on the amount of | money they help the chapter earn. en. -=David Dilbey Sponsored By FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ANG! i Be ii) 74 ee “ FluST aAvWs Pe. Ankney, Je Schiffli, W. Stacknouse, x, Sowian, nx. Kugler, r. Miller LD. Rinehold. SECOND XOWs; Mr. Libey, L. Walker, . DeLucany, D. § mith, K. Parker, UD. villey, D. Mavis, L. Schwartzengraber, B, forrest, J. Jackson. THIXD KOWs MM. Scrana.e, A. Scranage, E. Skelly, . keinoehl, D. Kanaga, J. Stanl, G. Dilley, Re Bohler, D. King, . Bohler, D. King. FOUKTH ROWs 3B. Jackson, J. Stahl, J. Weilbaker, J. Northhouse, Db. Shipe, KM. Hoyer, F, Parker, D. Scranage, J. Freed, J. Dilley, Db. Ankney, J. Weilbaker. ae Sponsored By WILDER AND KING FURNITURE Angola, Ind. ea amet apy BEET 76 ee read SG Strteoresoeteneteesconeoimmrentnssanennesteneei sen ausmnrmiseaneoneemntarernereat ee: esos cneracesussceoemnn se oc AT TABLE: Je Whysong, R. Bowerman, B. Loucks. 8. tier, Be | Barneil. Je Warner STANDING: We Farrington, N. Vian, S. Forrest, M. Hoyer, De King, C. Mergy Ke tio: t De eee Load oe Arney - Rn et eh eee ee tr eee Senge? Set eee eeprom STANDING Ast e Rows Le Biggerstaff, ide Ue Grew, . z Parker ,. De. Hamman, Je Hartman, a He Smith, D. Arney, Be Shipe, Je Pressler STANDIN 'G 2nd. ‘Rows’ Mrs. Arney, Le Strawser, R. Shipe, C. Less Be fonker, De Kings : Je Brooks, Be Delucenay AT TABLE: Ne Phillips, M. Bowerman, R. Bowerman, Ae wont gonery, B. McClish, B. Loucks Librarians ee in ; Dyan ; x ca-Lin ide tai, Gale Tos 'p daih tn'n nia hi er aot ae “Sponsored By ANGOLA STATE BANK — Angola, Ind. 77 | CHORUS | BHEHRMRKANAAANAAANRRANAS BRLM SE rPIinST «Ws SECOND ROW: THIXD ROW: FOURTH ROW: B. sLLert, C. Brand, A. Zongker, C. hicClellan, J. Lays, hie brenneman, De Sutherlan, Mrs.e Soudah, C. Skelly, C. Leas, B. Bowman, R. Miller, W. Berrynill, Je Smith, V. Kline, RK. Davis, J. Pressler, N. Vian. M. King, C. Greenwood, A. Bender, T. Altimus, N. Phillips, D. Sbvone- braker, P. Walker, N. Alleshouse, J. Allen, S. Lepley, kK. Lepley. P. Hoyer, D. Freed, A. Ayers, D. Shore, KX. Wiler, B.Shipe, J. Harmes, L. Perkins, J. Whysong, M. Smith, C. Royal, §. Farrington. Sponsored By CREEK CHUB BAIT CO. Ashley, Ind. 78 ae a bhfetc Pee ee ee on Se ee ee es ny Senior Girls’ Chorus FIRST ROW: S. Metzger, A. dongker, C. McClellan, J. vays, ki. Brenneman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Soudah, C. Brand, M. Smith, G. Warner, J. Shore, B. Loucks, P. Gramlings . THIRD KOW: B. Parnell, A. Montgomery, J. Brand, P. Perkins, B. McClish. {es Sponsored By | ROBERT L. FUNK INSURANCE CO. Auburn, Ind. 79 Twirlers Sabine Se ecient NAc Te i, Karen Lepley, Carol McClellan, rrington, Joann Whysong, Bonnie Loucks. Phyllis Perkina, Janet Whysong, Bylone, Fa Betty Jo Parnell FIKST ROWs COND KOW: S is i) C'OcL O°'R G UrAr RD Hudson, Ind. KISTLER FUNERAL HOME Sponsored By 80 FIRST xOWs P. Perkins, C. McClellan, L. Ferkins, +. brenneman, «'. Stoy, Me. Scranage, B. Parnell, Bb. “Loucks. - SECOND ROW: C. Royal, J. Allen, R. Miller, L. Strawster, B. Walker, P. Mortoff, D . King, P. Bailey, D. Arney. THIxD xOW: S. Lepley, A. Ayers, H. Allen, V. Kline, J. Jackson, B. Hamman, D. Buchs, J. Brand, C. Leas, ik. Parker, W. Farrington. FOURTH nOW: J. B rand, B . Reinoehl, B. Bowman, ix. Smith, S. Mergy, L. Vian, B. Zonker, . P. Camp, S. Beselburn. FIFTH KOWs J. Whysong, R. Davis, . Jackson, S. Shephard, J. Warner, G. Warner, N. Alleshouse, J. Stahl, é. Shoudel, J. Whysong. SIXTH ROWs M. Schiffli, A. Bender, J. Stahl, . Drew, i. Schiffli, N. Brand, A. Zongker, E. DeLucany. Sponsored By FARM EQUIPTMENT SALES Angola, Ind. 81 ara Behe ame Bob oe | ——. es 2 te ed —— NING CAR Courtesy Lepley Chevrolet Sales ae Pe Miller, Ge Vogas, A Bender, hir. Averitt, De irney, De. King, Le Strawser, C- Hampshire, Re Bowerman a a | = ated ves Bonnie, Joyce, Phyllis, Judy, Arlene, Don, Glora, Shirley, pat, John He � Jo, John Se , Myron, Kenny, Bob, Maryellyn, David % ae’ oy Ra ea ar a a 7 a n a $4 ot? Sponsored By LEPLY AUTO SALES —_ Ashley, Inds. _ 82 ces cag ue tN Ne al ay Fue 2s) —_? Cay % SONS ae Bet Sponsored By | BONBRAKE INSURANCE AGENCY = Ashley, Ind. she Bs och, ae ee ted ah pALOE Ce eh wip Bake 83 I gotta get a boye . What they doin' now? Poor ole shoes. Daddy, Clarence--- Anybody seen my teeth. Well, Dad--- Come on in, Roscoe. 9 10. ll. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Ht, I'm here too Aw, she's nuts. You get down$ Up in the wild blue. Oh, Daddy Read my paper $ Pull the rip cord. Mre Arneye Play caste Why don't you ask Beanie? He's just nuts about weiners! 85 19. 20. 21. 226 23.6 24. 256 Roscoe saved you==- The Ladies Auxiliary. You got a problem? Saved? By Koscoe? Leaving, dear? You have blue eyes. A posie to wear. Editor == Bonnie Loucks Assistants Ray Stahl Darrel Mavis Artist == Theresa Ellert JUNIOR AND SENIOR TRIP Old paper! Pies! Cakes! ceray Ice cream{--and we ended up with enough to go on a four day tripsis ‘ Sixty-two juniors and seniors and four sponsors--Mr. and Mrs. Frederick, Mrs. Arney, and Mr. Libey--left Fort Wayne, May 7, 1952, at 7:00 a. m. , on two Indiana Railway busese On our first day we stopped at Tippecanoe Battle-ground, took a tour of Purdue University, located in West Lafayette, looked over Turkey Run State Park and ate our lunches there; our next stop was Decatur, Illinois, where we stayed the first night. The second day we ventured to Springfield, Illinois, where we visited Lincoln's Tomb, his home and the capitol building. We passed the First Presbyterian Church where Lincoln went to church; from here we went northwest of Springfield where is located New Salem State Pk. This was most impressive and historic of anything we saw. About a hundred miles west of Springfield we crossed the Mississippi River and from here we went on into Hannibal, Missouri, where we stayed the second night. The third day we started out by going to the Mark Twain Cave where we saw and heard inter- esting sights. From here we went to the Mark Twain lhmseum where he lived as a small boy. A- Cross the street is Becky Thatcher's home. She was Tom's childhood sweetheart. From here we leave Missouri and go to Keokuk, Iowa, whore we ate dinner. In Burlington, Iowa, we then cross the Mi 951654 ppl ever on our way to La Salle, Illinois, where we stayed the third night. On Poe roacth: and last day we left La Salle. and visited the Starved Book State Park seeing many interestéme points. We left here and traveled toward Chicagos here we visited the air- port and the Museum of Science and Industry. About four o'clock we left Chicago and got back into Ashley’ around 10:15, Saturday night. What tired juniors and seniors! But we enjoyed oure- selves immensely. he Ze Se 4. Se 6. Te 8. 9. wonument at Tipp2canos Battle-cround Ready to gott! Resturant along the way to Illinois Tired girls???? Kvanell, rhyllis, La Von, Glora, Bonnie, and Wade What's wrong fellows??7? Don, Ked, Myron, Kenny, and Bob Oops$ watch it xed$§$$ iiyron and Red----Turkey Run Goodnight people!!! Bette Ann Big Shots$! Don and Bob Boys in back acted as guides: Jo, Phyllis, Jean, Carolyn, Shirley, Bonnie, Karyellyn, Glora, Joyce, and Marlene Sleepy time boy--Dick Heath : Bill, Bob, Kenny, and Don at the Orlando Hotel, Decatur, Illinois | ssa wage ieyesrarnummenesarammaeimaeenee Capitol puiluing at Springfield, lllinois Lincoln's Home in Springfield Lincoln's Tomb--Springfield © Three babes} Shirley, Joyce, and Carolyn The kids entering Lincoln's Tomb back rows; Uick Heath, Don, Harlin, Gaylee, Naomi, Phyllis, Marcella Bill, svanell--Front row: Dayton, Jo, Maryellyn, Glora, and Tomny Happy couple, Judy and Anita ; The inside of the Lincoln memorial---The inscription above is “Now He selongs To The Ages Covered wagon--=New Salem State Park 89 l. Lincoln's Tomb 2. New Salem State Park 3. What are you looking at girls??? 4. Look at the birdie, Gloral} 5. Hlenor, Joan, Hertha, La Von, Anita, Carol, Phyllis, and Arlene ere 0 on 6. Off for an early. start, huh, Dollie?? 7. All packed and ready to gott 8. Wooten's Court in Hannibal, sissouri 9. On our way!! 10. So-long kidst! ll. Mark and Bonnie 12. Hey, Judy, where's Don??? 13. Jo ami Dayton, Love birds’ 14. Lon't fall in girls$%--Carol and Theresa 15. Near entrance of mark Twain Vave 90 Happy go lucky$$ 2. Unhappy, girls??--Lora, Shirley, and Phyllis 3. What if a big wave came along??--Milly, Bette, and Jo 4. Looking over Mark Twain flower garden 5. Mark Twain, Huckleberry Finn Statue 6. Entrance to Mark Twain Cave 7. Dipping our fingers in the Mississippi 8. Two sleepy people i-- Evanell and Donald 9. Starved Rook 10. View of Starved Rock : 11. Carolyn at Hoted Kaskaskia in La Salle 12. View of Ill. River | 13. Tom Harmes 14. The happy trio!{--Joyoe, Marlene, and Carolyn 15. Are you having fun girls??--Bette, Carol, Shirley, Carolyn, go, Milly, and Jean 16, Bill and Marcella at Chicago 17. Looking prettyt$!--In bus: Dick, Merit, Pat, Donnie, and Jackie--Outsides La Von, Harlin, Gaylee, and Glora 18. A happy couple $!--Milly and . Tom 19. Lovers!!8!--Phyllis an@ Kenny 20. Two heads{--Anita and Pat . 21. Ready for the take off! Chicago airport 22. Pretty baby !!--Arlene 28. Science and Industry Building in Chicago 24. All set!! Molly and Phyllis 91 Mltors Booster Page REDMON'S LUNCH ROOM AND GARAGE, WATERLOO ASHLEY FLUSH DOOR, INC., ASHLEY HOWARD RHOADS-K. AND M. ADVERTISING CO., HULSON RITE BEAUTY SHOPPE, HELMEK ANGOLA DRESS SHOP, ANGOLA DUNN'S DAIRY BAR, WATERLOO ANGOLA DRY CLEANERS, ANGOLA SHUMAKER'S MARKET, ASHLEY TUBB'S MARKET, HUDSON NOLL BROTHERS OIL CO., HULSON RITTER AND FSRRY, ANGOLA DUNN BROS. INTSKNATIONAL HARVESTSk, WATERLOO FULLER CHEVROLST SALES, PLEASANT LAKE OLIVER SALES CO., ANGOLA ANGOLA FROZEN LOCKERS, ANGOLA MAST'S CLOTHING STORE, WATEXLOO HEALSY'S BAXBER SHOP, ASHLEY DELUCENAY'S PRODUCE CO., ASHLEY Dk. Se. Je PURVIANCE, DENTIST, HULSON JOHNSON'S GROCERY, HELMEXK HOSACK'S HOME APPLIANCE, ANGOLA GAY BARN R STURANT, ANGOLA ASHL SY-HUDSON LUMBiR CO., HUDSON BUSS MARATHON, WAT RLOO ween eC, WALSWORTH Lithographed Bound by WALSWORTH BROTHERS Marceline, Mo., U. 8. A. 94