Ashley High School - Ace Yearbook (Ashley, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1954 volume:

ae Meee ER os na , a et al ae ¥ ee E; aa 2 Y © a = at. ECKMART PUBLIC LIBRARY 603 S. Jackson St. Auburn, IN 46706 Published by the Senior Class of 1954 Ashley High School, Ashley, Indiana TO LLOYD BRAND, OUR TRUSTEE, IN APPRECIATION FOR ALL HIS KINDNESS AND HIS SERVICE TO THE STUDENTS OF ASHLEY HIGH SCHOOL. Editor-in-chief Circulating Manager Sponsor Dedication and Administration Faculty Artists-Chairman Assistants Kathleen Dilley Phyllis Brenneman Dollie Arney Kathleen Dilley David Arney Janice McGrew Arney, Hamman, Hampshire, Brooks LLOYD BRAND, Trustee ROGER HESS, Superintendent DeKalb County Schools Sourceful-Resourceful Once again we wish to give special recognition to our administrators for the work that makes our school system possible. Employing the teachers and custodians and making up the budget for the school year are only two of the many important tasks they perform. Their efforts toward improvement seem untiring. | Though they do not receive the thanks they deserve, we want them to know that we realize that they are primarily respons- ible for making our school day possible. FRED FREDERICK, Principal Tri-State A.B. Columbia M. A. Our Buses and the Drivers G. SHERWOOD, A. STUCK, J. WOLFE, C. SCHWEITZER, C. PARKER, G. REINOEHL SO SO aS er ees Our Cooks MYRTLE WILHELM AND MARY BRAND RUSSELL ERWIN MR. WADE LIBEY, B.S. ( : MISS ELIZABETH SCHOOLEY, A.B. Agriculture--Biology S Latin--English MRS. DOLLIE ARNEY, A.B. MR. ARNOLD ARNEY, B.S. : MISS LAURETTA GFELLER, B.S. English--Art--Librarian Mathematics-—-Chemistry Commercial Subjects MISS JUNE DUNN, B.S. MR. PAUL EVERETT, M.S. Home Economics : History--Coach--Driver's ‘ Training MRS. MARY WOLFE, M.S. f ee MRS. EDITH SOUDAH, M.A. Girls' Physical Education Band--Chorus | | Senior Editors Agnes Gfeller | Lorraine Biggerstaf{| LORRIANE KATHLEEN JANICE = PHYLLIS B. ROSEMARY DAVID A. PHYLLIS S. BERDENIA 1i 12 “Factory work Class Flower RED CARNATIONS Class Colors RED AND GRAY Plays 3-4 ABgien 4-H 3 14 Class Motto CLIMBING Plays 324 HSLA FHA 2 Heese y =—324 Band 1-2-3_4 4-H 8 VESe CAROLE Loy TSE Leas Tootsien ibrarian Junior Lea 122324 der 2 yrs. i NANCY LOU wy CKERHAM Nancy Play 4 Library President 3 Chorus 1 Librarian alps -3 4 HSLA 3-4 Pep Club 4 V1ce-Presiden; 31 €porter Pep Club Vice - TeSident 4 17 18 JAMES CHESTER WARNER wry im Plays 3-4 Track 2 H B istorian 1 asketball 1- -3 FFA 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 R Chorus Wes) 1S 4-H 2 yrs. F eporter 4 ed Blue 3-4 FA State Band 1-2 Class History In the fall of 1950 the nucleus of the class of 1954 met for the first time in the northeast corner of the assembly. There were thirty-two members in all. We elected Sylvia Little, President; Jerry Parnell, Vice-President; David King, Secretary; Lorraine Bigger- staff, Reporter; Agnes Gfeller and Jim Warner, Historians, We chose Leland Fee for our class sponsor. During this year Sylvia Little moved away and Jerry Parnell became President. We then elected Nancy Wick- erham Vice-President. In November we sponsored a Skating party at Silvermoon. We had another party in April. We had a potluck Supper and then went to Angola to the show. We began our Sophomore year with twenty-eight. We held a class meeting electing Jack Brooks, President; Susie Zonker, Vice-President; Phyllis Brenneman, Treasurer; David King, Secretary; David Arney, Reporter; Kathleen Dilley and Lorraine Biggerstaff, Historians; and choosing Paul Everett as our sponsor. In September we ordered our class rings and received them in November. That year we had two parties. The first was held in October at the Town Hall; we played games and then went to Angola to the show. In March we had a wiener roast and then went to the show at Angola. Our Junior year opened with twenty-five on the roll. Our class officers were Jack Brooks, President; Iivid Arney, Vice-President; Lorraine Biggerstaff, Secretary; Phyllis -enneman, Treasurer; Kathleen Dilley, Reporter; Dannie Hamman and Susie Zonker Historians; and Dollie Arney, our. sponsor. We had a paper drive in Sep.iember and sold maga- Zine subscriptions in November. We sold Christmas cards in November and Dollie Arney had a Christmas Party at her home for us. in December. In January we sold magazine Subscriptions for a different company. We had gigantic bake sales during the year. We presented our play, GHOST WANTED, on April 23. The Junior-Senior Class trip was on May 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. We went to Washington D. C. With twenty-five in our class we elected officers as follows: Lorraine Biggerstaff, President; Kathleen Dilly, Vice-President; Jack Brooks, Secretary; Phyllis Brenneman, Treasurer; Nancy Wickerham, Re- porter; Rosemary Miller and David Arney, Historians; and Fred Frederick, Sponsor. In October we all went to Robert's in Fort Wayne for our Senior Pictures. By November we were ready for our play REST ASSURED. We had a Christmas party at Carole Leas's home. The events we are still looking forward to are: Junior-Senior Valentine Party, Trip, Class Night, Baccalaureate and Commencement. This just about rounds up everything the Class of '54 has done in the four years at Ashley High. --David Arney Rosemary Miller 20 This is Your Life 1964 DAVID ARNEY is starting his internship in Greenland where there is a certain young nurse. ANN AYERS after waiting for two years has settled down and is raising her own family. LORRANINE BIGGERSTAFF while working in the baby ward at the Lutheran Hospital found a doctor and is raising her own family. PHYLLIS BRENNEMAN after trying for ten years finally won first place in the 500 Mile Indianapolis Race. She is the first woman to win here. JACK BROOKS after ten. years has quite a String of teeth to add to his collection in his dentist office. KATHLEEN DILLEY sent a letter from Africa the other day. It Seems Kathleen and her husband are doing a good job of converting all the natives. AGNES GFELLERS has opened a day nursery in Hamilton and has a fine family of her own. DANNIE HAMMAN is working on splitting the split atom. DON HAMMAN is a personal pilot for Arthur Godfrey. DAVID KING after being named American Poet Laureate is the head of the Library of Congress. CAROLE LEAS while teaching found her one and only and is happily married. JANICE McGREW is now in Indianapolis having an Art Exhibition, where she is the Director of the Institute. ROSEMARY MILLER has her own Beauty Shoppee and is married and is living in Waterloo. JERRY NEWCOMER is starting the first Card College in America. JERRY PARNELL has started his doctoring in a local community. EVERETT REINOEHL has come back to be the Minister at Cedar Lake Church. He is living in that new house. NORMAN ROSE has taken Bob Hope' Ss place and is player manager of Cleveland Indians. PHYLLIS SANDERS is married and is keeping house for you-know-who. FLOYD SCHWARTZENGRABER iS manager of No-Sag in Kendallville. BERDENIA SHIPE after working for three years, decided to start her own family. EVELYN STACKHOUSE is married to the Smithfield Trustee and is trying to get a new living suite for the Home Ec. Department. NANCY WICKERHAM is busy keeping the coffepot hot for Jerry while he is out on cases. JIM WARNER is busy raising little dears up in Canada: DUANE WILER is happily married and is head buyer for W D. SUSIE ZONKER after working in the Lincoln Life, married her man and is still working there. --Carole Leas Phyllis Brenneman Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1954, being sound of mind do hereby declare this document to be our last will and testament. To the school we leave the patter of our little feet on the stairs and the melodious sound of our little voices echoing through the hallways and the wads of paper, gum, and scratches wherever they may be at this time. To the faculty we leave the memories of our gentle dispositions. To the Janitor we leave the mess that has accumulated in the making of this yearbook. To the Juniors we leave our ability to get things done at the last moment. } To the Sophomores we leave our money making ability. To the Freshmen we leave these parting words, Keep on Climbing. Last but not least we the following individuals do hereby will these prized possessions and abilities: I, Lorraine Biggerstaff, will my five sisters to Dollie, then She would never say, I wish I had a daughter. I, Nancy Wickerham, will my knitting ability to Bill Stackhouse. I, Janice McGrew, will my ability to run around in art class and get an A to anyone who wants to be a Slave. I, Norman Rose, will my good looks to Ferdinand Schortgen. I, Evelyn Stackhouse, will my quietness to Charles Hampshire. I, Dannie Hamman, will my ability to get my lessons after I get to class to anyone who may be as busy as I have been. I, Phyllis Sanders, will my job in the lunch room to Miss Gfeller, so she can work her way through school. I, Floyd Schwartzengraber, will my Love Book to Carl Kessler so he can get a girl and keep her. I, Duane Wiler, will my ability to keep my nose out of other - people's business to Floyd Parker. I, Jim Warner, will my ability to go with so many different girls to Paul Stahl. Te Don Hamman, will my ability to stand on my head in English class and get away with it to Chuck Hampshire. I, Carole Leas, will my ability to go with boys from other schools to June Wilhelm. I, Jerry Parnell, will my speed to Gilbert Dilley. I, Ann Ayers, will my good grade in conduct to my brother who needs it very badly. 21 smelling salts. Jack Brooks, will my abilities to kiss Lorraine Biggerstaff in play practice to David Rinehart who seems a bit bashful. Rosemary Miller, will my roller skates to Charles Hertel so he can roller skate around the school next year. Jerry Newcomer, will my bed to anyone who likes to sleep late. Phyllis Brenneman, will my C in conduct to Mr. Frederick, so he can give it to another Senior next year. Agnes Gfeller, will my flirtatious ways to Carol Royal. Everett Reinoehl, will my F.F.A. Presidency to the great tomboy of the Sophomore class, Carol Royal. Kathleen Dilley, will my Special shock-absorbers to Annette Bender when she gets a C in conduct, and is as Surprised as I was. Susie Zonker, will my short and curly hair to Darlene Sutherland. David Arney, will the receipts from my first patient to the Athletic Association to buy bandages, tape, alcohol, and --Daniel Forest Hamman Class Lawyer SU wae Romane é LHe: ote I a MEN Z ae Brcvke Daviof ? Cooma fort arral Undergrad Editors Juniors otets Sophomores. Freshmen. .Rosemary Miller Nancy Wickerham .Susie Zonker Berdenia Shipe - .Floyd Schwartzengraber Duane Wiler The Juniors....Cocky PAT WALKER-PRESIDENT LOIS PERKINS-VICE-PRESIDENT JANICE ALLEN-SEC ANNETTE BENDER- ELDON SKELLY-HI JANET HARMES-REP PEARL BAILY JANET BRAND DICK CHILDS PAUL CHAVEZ DICK DAVIS JAY FREED CHARLES HAMPSHIRE DAVID HAMMAN CARL KESSLER ROBERT KUGLER MYRNA McCELLEAN SALLY MERGY FRED MAXWELL and Confident PAUL MILLER DALE NEWCOMER DAVE RINEHART BOB SHIFFLI JOHN SHIFFLI DANNY SCRANAGE ALAN SCRANAGE BILL STACKHOUSE CARROL STOUT | DONNA SHUMAKER DON SHIPE JACK SMITH JANET SMITH MARY SMITH JIM STALH LOYOLA STRAWSER JUNE WILHELM GLENN VOGES CHARLES HERTEL Be PHYLLIS HOYER DANNY KING MARLENE KING PHO! NORMA ALLSHOUSE THELMA ALTIMUS MARY BIGGERSTAFF WANDA BERRYHILL ROBERT BOHLER MARY BOWERMAN BARBARA BOWMAN BILL BRAND NED BRAND BERNARD CRON EUGENE DELUCENAY GILBERT DILLEY SHARON FARRINGTON JACK FARVER BROOKS HAMMAN ENNO HARTMAN � [ARON LEPLEY MAR MALONE [ARLES MERGY | ICHARD MYERS MES NORTHOUSE |OYD PARKER )DY PHELPS THUR RINEHART AROL ROYAL UTH SHIPE |AROLYN SKELLY {EAN SMITH IM SMITH J. C. SMITH DONNA STONEBRAKER JOYCE STOY ARLENE LEONARD SUTHERLAND SCHWARTZENGRABEF. NAOME VIAN BETTY WALKER MARCIA WILER haeene WILEY FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: . FOURTH ROW The Freshmen....Bewildered ANKNEY, M. BAIRD, R. BAUNGARDNER, M. BERRYHILL, D. CASSELMAN. DILLEY, R. DAVIS, B. ELLERT, D. FREED, C. GREENWOOD. GROGG, H. HASSELMAN, R. HIGH, E. JACKSON, R. KETEL. KNEUBUHLER, N. LEAS, K. LEPLEY, B. MILLER, T. MILLER. . ac FIRST ROW: S. PERKINS, N. PHILLIPS, J. PRESSLER, M. SCHOUDEL, M. SCRANAGE. SECOND ROW: B. SHIPE, D. SHIPE, D. SHORE, J. SKELLY, A. SMITH. THIRD ROW: W. SMITH, B. SPENCER, J. STALH, B. STOUT, F. STOY. FOURTH ROW: L. WALKER, J. WEILBAKER, J. WHYSONG, B. WICKERHAM, N. WILEY. ABSENT - PAUL STALH I 29 oe FRESHMAN INITIATION SALE SENIOR PICTURE DAY GUESS WHO “BETTY” SENIORS-FOURTH GRADE EPNWPhUODN © .Evelyn Stackhouse .Ann Ayers .gerry Newcomer .Phyllis Brenneman .David King .Nancy Wickerham .Lorraine Biggerstaff .Agnes Gfeller SH RY BAILEY JACK BAUMGARDNER LARRY BIGGERSTAFF CAROLYN DEITHL PHILLIP CARPENTER 2m, Oe 2 ae JUDY EMERICK ROBERT FORREST JOHN HAMMAN STEPHEN HAMMAN JACK HARDING } | RRY HARTMAN KENNETH HOHL KATHRYN JOHNSON EVELYN MAVIS LINDA MEEK EDWARD MILLER ee TONI MONTGOMERY |RCA MILLER RHONDA’ MYERS LINDA RAKESTRAW JAMES REINOEHL SHARON SANDERS 4 oh a [ANA ULRICH DAVID STOY KAY STOY EILEEN TREESH BARBARA SEATON JUDY WHITE 33 k ia | = STEVEN CURRY KARREN DILL} {i OPAL BOWMAN hird Grade GARY DOVE NORBERT MILLER P. SCHUCKERS C. SCHIFFLI M. SHUMAN DEANNA TAYLOR | LELON STOY JUDY TREES) ‘ hy | | | = . | 34 JAMES ANKENY JUDY BIGGERSTAFF GARY CARPENTER MARGARET DAVIS LEATHA DEMNAN CAROL DOVing, EDRIE TEEGARDEN SbaTTy METTERT HERMAN MILLER SHARON MORTORFF NANCY PARR Z sn PRIEST THOMAS SCHIFFLI LAWERENCE SHOUDEL BARBARA SHIUMAKER DAVID SHEPERD DONNA SHIPE LARRY SMITH iOM STAHL MIKE WEDDLE GETTA WISEL PAT WILHELM CAROL WHYSONG BILLY YOUNG 35 ee oe 4 i HARRIETT ALLEN SANDRA ANTHONY MICHAEL BUCHS JANICE CAMP DANNY CARR | MILDRED WAGONER Fifth Grade JON HEALEY { GLENDA DENMAN RICHARD GFELLER MARIANNE HAMMAN JACKIE HOUSMAN JOHN JACKSON LYLE KNEUBUHLER LARRY MERGY PHYLLIS PARKER KENNY RAKESTRAW CAROL REINOEHL JIMMY RIGSBY SHARON RINEHOLD NANCY ROSS 36 MARGARET SEATON ROBERT TAYLOR TERRY WALKER HAROLD WILEY KARON WILHELM ALICE WISEL JEANETTA | | BAUMGARDNER BIGGERSTAFF PAUL CRON wat RICHARD MILLER ROBERT DAVIS DON FARRINGTON JOAN FORREST SHARON GREENWOOD JEROME JACKSON BEVERLY LOUCKS AE Re tae PSE SS MBE ST FRED STOUT JERRY STOY LOWELL WILEY JUDY WILHELM : NED WISEL ANNA WOLF B17, eventh Grade JOYCE ALBRIGHT CYNTHA ALLE | : | DEANA BUCHS } PAUL COOK BARBARA CHAVES CHARLES DENMAN MARTHA DILLEY BENNY ELLERT SHARON FORREST BILLY GAETZ JUDY LEPLEY LYNETTA MAIS LEONARD MYERS ZS MAX SCHIFFLI MARTHA SCHIFFLI RONALD STAHL 38 HOMER SCHUCKERS LARRY ULRICH LINDA WILHELM JIM WEILBAKER AGNES WISEL PATTI YOUNG Eighth Grade MISS ELIZABETH SCHOOLEY Sponsor : GER AYERS ELDA BIGGERSTAFF EVERETT BOHLER PATTY CAMP PHILLIP CLARK LENE DAYS WILSON DELONG LRRY FORREST JANICE FUNK VINCENT GEISTWHITE EVELYN GFELLER DARRELL KING PHYLLIS KNEUBUHLER { NET LEPLEY LYLE LOCKWOOD JOYCE MCGREW PATTY MORTORFF | FERDINAND SCHORTGEN |ARBARA REINOEHI LAURA SANDERS DON SCHIFFLI RICHARD SCHIFFLI i HOUT JANICE TREESH ROSALIE TREESH JANET WHYSONG ROBERT WILHELM 39 | ULIANA SHOTMEI, PATTY STOY ee Fe Oates Sports Editor Jack Brooks Assistants Jerry Parnell Donnie Hamman Norman Rose SPORT | Pep Club PAT WALKER TOP ROW: WHYSONG McGREW FARRINGTON ESSELBURN SHIPE MILLER BAIRD PRESSLER SHORE BAUMGARDNER STOUT PERKINS BERRYHILL BOWERMAN LEPLEY FARRINGTON HOYER KING PHELPS . GCS WWHNSKK YUZ=uUnNnz=zunway MIDDLE ROW: J. DUNN BAILEY ROYAL SKELLY SANDERS WILER ALLESHOUSE SHIPE WILHELM SMITH PARKER McCELLAN MERGY SMITH BERRYHILL STONEBRAKER KLINE ALLEN BRAND UMPAZZrany Ud Use nznK ca BOTTOM ROW: D. HAMMAN BIGGERSTAFF SHIPE AYERS DILLEY MILLER ZONKER LEAS STACKHOUSE WICKERHAM McGREW BRENNEMAN KING Aror . DyuZzhonwz f = : - : 3 — ig iiicsaanacaaomnone KARON LEPLEY JOAN WHYSONG JERRY PARNELLL JACK BROOKS : | DAVID ARNEY DONALD HAMMAN NORMAN ROSE PAUL EVERETT, COACH SS BILL STAC Ve DICK DAVIS a CARROLL STOUT 42 ARK RINEHART GILBERT DILLEY Ashley Aces Basketball The Ashley Aces although lacking a Harold Buchs or a Donald Kanaga made up for this deficiency by having a well-balanced team with many scoring potentialities. This year found the Aces again short in height but they equalled the Speed and energy of past AShley teams and have used these qualities to build up a record of 9 wins 6 losses which haven't disgraced the name ASHLEY ACES. Scores of Games Those who fell victims to the Aces were: Ashley 60 Salem Center 58 Ashley 57 Legionier 54 Ashley 51 Montpelier 50 Ashley 70 Edon 58 Ashley 48 Waterloo 45 Ashley 66 Orland 60 Ashley 64 Metz 52 Ashley 53 C-Spencer 47 Ashley 67 Hamilton 59 Those who claim victories over the Aces were: Ashley 53 Garrett 68 Ashley 39 P-Lake 67 Ashley 47 Avilla 64 Ashley 54 ' Wolcottville 57 Ashley 58 (County Tourney) Waterloo 66 Ashley 44 Butler 63 SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Jerry Parnell, Center Carroll Stout, Guard Gilbert Dilley, Guard Ht mop tls Wt. 200 HttonomS.) Wt. 165 Hitpooe Wt. 140 Jack Brooks, Guard Bill Stackhouse, Forward Ark Rinehart, Center Hip een Wt. 156 Ht o8l0u Wt. 190 Hitmen On Wt. 180 David Arney, Guard David Rinehart, Forward Ht. 5'8 Wt. 160 Ht eno LL Wt. 145 Donald Hamman, Forward Richard Davis, Forward Hiteeeoes lak tere, W.t 2a. Hite valet Wt. 170 | Norman Rose, Forward Hm Owel bee Wit, pb OO 7 IN 43 BASEBALL TOP ROW: . WARNER . ROSE PARNELL RINEHART .« MALONE SMITH HYRPounan BOTTOM ROW: . FREDERICK G. DILLEY J. SKELLY D. DAVIS Cc. J. hy STOUT SMITH CROSSCOUNTRY TOP ROW: P. EVERETTS J. BROOKS | H. HASSELMAN | A. RINEHART | D. SMITH N. LEAS | R. BOHLER | D. CASSELMAN | BOTTOM ROW: SCRANAGE . SCRANAGE . STACKHOUSE HAMMAN ARNEY SCRANAGE SKELLY r= AoOOOW TRACK TOP ROW: M. SCRANAGE J. BROOKS D. HAMMAN D. RINEHART D. HAMMAN E P . HARTMAN EVERETTS BOTTOM ROW: A. SCRANAGE G. DILLEY B. STACKHOUSE D. DAVIS J. PARNELL Cc D E . HAMPSHIRE - SCRANAGE SKELLY ACE s TOP ROW: M. SCRANAGE D. DAVIS A. RINEHART P. EVERETT D. RINEHART B. STACKHOUSE C. STOUT BOTTOM ROW: G. DILLEY J. BROOKS N. ROSE J. PARNELL D. HAMMAN D. ARNEY BEES TOP ROW; F. FREDERICK J. SMITH B. KUGLER C. HAMPSHIRE L. MALONE J. SKELLY MIDDLE ROW: D. SHIPE N. LEAS J. WEILBAKER D. SMITH C. MERGY BOTTOM ROW: D. CASSELMAN L. SCHWARTZENGRABER R. BOHLER E. SKELLY J. SMITH JUNIOR. HIGH TOP ROW: L J. FORREST V. GEISTWHITE P. CLARK L. NEWCOMER G. NOLL R. STAHL BOTTOM ROW: H. SCHUCKERS P. ANKNEY L. FARVER E J M - BOHLER - WEILBAKER - HEALY | YELL LEADERS 5 J. WHYSONG W. FARRINGTON | 46 Second Team Basketball The second team showed great promise for the yea7s to come by winning 10 and losing 5. It was composed of four Juriors— Bob Kugler, Eldon Skelly, Charles Hampshire, and Jack Smiti., fcu.r Sophomores- La Mar Malone, J.C. Smith, Dean Smith, and Leonard Schwartzengraber ; with the Freshmen being John Skelly, Norman Leas, Don Shipe, John Weilbaker, Donald Casselman, Robert Bohler, and Charles Mergy. Baseball The AShley Baseball Squad had a good season in 53 winning 5 and losing 2. The scores. were as follows: Ashley 9 C-Spencer 4 Ashley 8 Angola 3 Ashley 5 Butler 13 Ashley 8 Rome City. 3 Ashley 12 Waterloo 2 Ashley 11 C-Spencer 9 Ashley 3 Angola 9 Track The Track future is bright as there were no graduation losses and 8 lettermen are returning from last year. Lettermen returning G. Dilley, dashman and jumper, A. Scranage, D. Scranage, and Eldon Skelly, distance men, J. Parnell in the shot put, C. Hampshire, sprinter and jumper, and D. Davis and Bill Stackhouse, middle distance. Cross Country Although plagued by injuries the Hill and Dale men completed a. strenuous schedule. The thinly clads ran against Orland, Fremont, C- Spencer, Howe Military, Avilla, Angola, and Wocottville. The high point of the season was the corner conference meet run for the second year at Ashley. Junior High School Basketball The grade team has enjoyed a fairly successful Season this year. Our Schedule of games has been rugged considering the size of most of our boys. We have played Waterloo, Garrett, Butler, Fairfield, P. Lake, and C-Spencer, and Fremont. Of the nine games played we have won four, with wins over Fairfield, P. Lake, and Butler. We have three games yet to play. Activities Plays Janice McGrew FFA and 4-H Editor Dannie Hamman Assistants Jim Warner Everett Reinoehl FHA Rosemary Miller Music David King Trip Pictures Carole Leas Berdenia Shipe ACTIVITIES 47 48 Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of high school girls from all over the United States and her possessions. The Ashley Chapter has 35 members this year and five of these are Seniors. We are proud to have a district officer, Janice Allen, who is Historian of the Northeast District, in our Chapter. FIRST ROW: J. Allen-Historian, P. Walker-Parlimentarian, K. Dilley-Secretary, R. Miller-President, L. Perkins-Vice-President, P. Brenneman- Treasurer, A. Bender-Editor, V. Kline-Song Leader. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bowman, P. Hoyer, B. Shipe, J. Brand, B. Bowman, D. Stonebraker, N. Grogg, B. Shipe, D. Shore, C. Royal, B. Miller, T. Altimus, Sutherland, Miss Dunn. Freed, J. Pressler, N. Alleshouse, N. Phillips, R. Ketel, M. Berryhill, . Baumgartner, C. Leas, C. Greenwood, C. Skelly, B. Ellert, D. Shumaker. THIRD ROW: DOU ROSIE PRESIDENT KATHY SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT JAN-HISTORIAN PHYL-TREASURER 50 These are the two 4-H Clubs of Smithfield and- Fairfield Townships. Twenty-one belong to the Smithfield Busy Bees, led by Miss June Dunn and ten belong to the Fairfield Livewires, led by Mrs. Hazel Sutherland. THOSE IN THE PICTURE ARE: FIRST ROW: P. Mortoff, K. Dilley, D. Stonebraker, B. Reinoehl, L. Perkins, D. Shore, C. Green- wood. SECOND ROW: Miss Dunn, M. Seaton, S. Rinehold, P. Brenneman, S. Malone, S. Perkins, N. Grogg, R. Miller, J. Allen, C. Leas, J. Brand, A. Wolf, H. Allen. THIRD ROW: J. Camp, J. Forrest, M. Hamman, B. Shipe, — S. Stahl, B. Shipe, J. Harmes, N. Phillips, M . Dilley, J. Redmon, D. Sutherland, L. Phillips. Sian ere ones = See FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: DPoRWSsuunsowsy Walker, L. Walker, R. Bohler, J. Northouse, F. Parker, Stackhouse, D. Scranage, R. Kugler, J. Freed, E. Jackson, M. Buchs, Rinehold. a Healey, D. Ankney, P. Cron, D. King, A. Scranage, D. Shipe, Schiffli, J. Stahl, H. Hasselman, R. Myers, P. Miller, M. Shoudel, Jackson, E. Bohler, R. Taylor, J. Miller. Libey, D. King, J. Weilbaker, W. Smith, J. Forrest, N. Leas, Skelly, R. Schiffli, J. Weilbaker, D. Smith, J. Skelly, G. Dilley, Dilley, J. Stahl, B. Cron, D. Casselman, M. Scranage, K. Rakestraw, Ankney, J. Rigsby. nenuns00n QVOWDOUR Junior Leaders FIRST ROW: J. Dunn Leas Stonebraker Miller Harmes Shipe Libey OND ROW: Dilley Scranage Kugler Shipe Brenneman Future Farmers of America The Ashley Chapter Future Farmers of Americ a is well known throughout all Indiana and known some across the whole nation for this reason; our chapter is one of the few across the nation that has a camping trip such as ours. Also it is the only one in this state that has such a trip. Each summer our advisor and some of the boys of the chapter go up into Canada for about ten days. They sleep in tents and fish and hike in the daytime. They also do some work around the camp grounds and visit various points of interest within driving distance of the camp. These boys earn their trips to Canada by making so much profit for the chapter. The make this profit by selling various articles such as: jello, garden seeds, plastic freezer bags, scrap and also by raising hogs for the chapter. We are rather proud of our club for the reason that we learn to work co-operatively and that we have something different and outstanding in the FFA line. FIRST ROW: D. Hamman, J. Warner, D. Hamman, E. Reinoehl, D. Hamman, F. Maxwell, W. Libey. SECOND ROW: A. Scranage, P. Stahl, N. Brand, B. Stackhouse, D. Shipe, J. Schiffli F. Parker, J. Stahl, B. Kugler, D. Scranage, P. Miller, M. Schoudel, E. Jackson, J. Freed, B. Schiffli, B. Bohler, L. Walker. THIRD ROW: D. Ankney, T. Miller, W. Smith, E. Hartman, N. Leas, E. Skelly, J. Weilbaker, D. Smith, J. Skelly, B. Brand, G. Dilley, R. Myers, H. Hasselman, J. Dilley, J. Stahl, B. Cron, D. Cassleman, D. King, M. Scranage. FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: Library and Lunch Room. . SECOND ROW: O=u2zovs Arney, J. McGrew, S. Zonker, J. Brooks, L. Biggerstaff, Shumaker, M. Bowerman. Wickerham, J. Brand, B. Shipe, C. Leas, D. King, A. Gfeller, Wilhelm, R. Shipe, E. Stackhouse, J. Pressler, J. Whysong. Farrington, D. Freed, N. Phillips, K. Dilley, D. Arney, Hamman, J. Harmes, S. Mergy, J. Allen, A. Bender, D. Newcomer -Phyllis Sanders 247 HOT LUNOBES SERVED AT SCHOOL IN 1953 — Mrs. Ernest Wilhelm reports one 44,247 hot lunches served at Our. Lunchroom Band Naomi Vian, Secretary-Treasurer; Rosemary Miller, Reporter; David King, President; June Wilhelm, Wardrobe Chairman; Janet Brand, Librarian. Perhaps the most active organization in the school is the band. Since 1948, ‘the band has grown from eight members to the present day sixty-five. In the six years we have been in existence, we have bought or made uniforms, purchased nineteen school horns, thirty music stands, a metronome, and two wardrobe cabinets The horns can be rented for $3.00 per semester. We also have built up a large library of muSic. One of our annual projects has been to march at the Auburn fair. We have done this every year for five years. We also marched at the Ft. Wayne Armistice Day Parade. During the summer, we gave Saturday night concerts. We are hired by the Ashley Merchants to do this. The outstanding members ot the band go to contests every year, and in the spring the solos and ensembles are given in the form of a Spring Concert. ; 55 “ ‘ ee eee ————— = ——s a - ees ‘ $ by iv i ve Woodwind Section FIRST ROW: Harriett Allen, Bob Taylor, Lina Mae Hamman, Janet Brand, Donna Schumaker, Shirley Stahl, Emily Royal, Bruce Scranage. SECOND ROW: Jerome Jackson, Sharon Forrest, Ann Ayers, Carole Royal, Virginia Kline, Sam Shepard, Barbara Bowman, Carol Reinoehl, Tom Stahl. THIRD ROW: Deanna Buchs, Pat Mortorff, Janice Allen, David King, Betty Walker, Rosemary Miller, Loyola Strawser, Barbara Reinoehl, Ruth Ketel, | Edward Jackson, Glenda Denman. | j Dorothy Freed, Lois Perkins, June Wilhelm, Billy Gaetz, Pat Walker, | Annette Bender t Percussion Section _ Mapjorettes FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: Leatha Denman, Kenneth Rakestrow, John Jackson, Patty Camp, Carole Leas, Donna Stonebraker, Wanda Berryhill, Marilyn Berryhill, Sally Mergy, Mathias Schoudel, John Stahl, David Arney, Jim Stahl, Bill Brand, Ned Brand. Joan Whysong. Wylene Farrington, Karon Lepley. Sharon Farrington, Naomi Vain, Janet Whysong, SRE ONE PO HE ROC Sharon Mary Smith, Sue Jo Esselburn, Joyce Albright. Norma Alleshouse, Phyllis Parker. Floyd Parker, Don Schiffli, Lepley, i aoe iperror rye ehamnsiessnyeverremssanemmne tf HESsafsahsSiALAUHOthanetisaeusgenaspsstssssasss4s5shi The Future Band FIRST ROW: John Miller, Neil Forrest, John Reinoehl, Sharon Mortorff, Sandra | Brand, Tom Jackson. | SECOND ROW: Lawrence Schoudel, David Shepard, Danny Gaetz, Sandra Anthony, Margaret Baird, Joyce Albright, Charles Denman, Herman Miller. FIRST ROW: Annette Bender, Janice Allen, Sally Mergy, Lois Perkins, Janet Smith, Barbara Bowman, Dorothy Freed, Janet Harnes, Mary Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Soudah, Donna Schumaker, Wylene Farrington, Janice Funk, Carolyn Skelly, Marcia Wiler, Nancy Phillips, Barbara Reinoehl, { Rosalie Baumgardner, Norma Alleshouse, Judy Pressler, Pat Mortorff, Karon Lepley, Sue Jo Esselburn. ; THIRD ROW: Janice Treech, Barbara Ellert, Barbara Shipe, Phyllis Hoyer, Thelma Altimus, Joan Whysong, Virginia Kline, Norma Grogg, Dorothy Shore, | Naomi Vian, Carole Royal, Darlene Sutherland, Janet Whysong. | | Girls’ Chorus ane i; The music department has ; Sousaphone ‘Purehased two new ichair-Stand Thése Sousa Chairs jay be used by the smallest boy “any these ohnirs make it possi- | | the valves ) ‘ty and thet | - SOPHOMORE NEWS | Here we are back to school after jour long vacation’ period. I’m sure we all had a nice Ghrie’—° bole ‘New “Years. w% have: or’ Red Blue Red and Blue--Kathleen Dilley Isditor-— Kathleen Dilley © Asst Editor—David King Sports Editor—Dannie Hamman, Ass’t—Jim Warner Senior—Nancy Wickerham Junior—Janet Harmes Sophomore—Sharon Lepley Freshman—Joan Whysong Grade — Phyllis Brennemam Ass’t—Berdenia Shipe. eature—Lorraine Biggerstaff Agnes Gfellers Advisors—Mrs: Dollie Arney ’ Mr. Fred Frederick Let. HOW THE TEACHERS SPENT THEIR. SUMMER Mr. Cook—I spent my summer “ang and didn’t even get awen ¢arther than 59 60 HEN ZNENLNENENZNZNENZNENSNANS + Junior Play 20 ZNZHSREZNSNZNENEZRERNENERENEN E i | ii 62 “REST ASSURED by Donald Payton as presented by The Senior Class of Ashley High School Under the direction of Dollie Arney Saturday, November 77, 1953 8 Ofclock at Ashley Town Hall Presented by special arrangement with The Heuer Publishing Co., Cedar Rapids, lowa CHARACTERS (As you meet them) JESSICA MORLOCKE ........ Lorraine Biggerstaff Daughter, 13 MTL DR EVD ietecsccscstscecdetpecs sssceaace Janice McGrew Maid MRE MORBOC Ke messsssecoscendsscccccnateest: Jack Brooks Father MISS (AICHRS Aes. eecssser teen setecseencents Berdina Shipe Father’s secretary CHOR GE PIS H Wain ercensneasssy rmmetttee James Warner Father’s attorney LULG TL eeO ER OWISL te toosecennsceernnentnt David Arney Italian father of Jo VERS MORMOC Kat cecaceatecosenzeacuereene Susie Zonker Mother MARY MORDLOCK (eee Rosemary Miller Daughter, 20 JOR FERROTT! ............ citenoccet Donald Hamman Mary’s sweetheart, son of Luigi D EB ROW N | ecceeccnses gakremee enters Daniel Hamman The family physician (A RON hd OR Se apace Seria ctiogn ostauradeumdtioncod David King From ‘‘Down Below” MAUS) SCHUNEATOUNZ Mere untesnsee: Phyllis Brenneman On her way “Down’’ MR BLA CRA. fascoes seencnenmnpeseentae Everett Reinoehl The friendly undertaker MURS) ISRING Kien. cestencrat tea eerie Agnes Gfellers German washerwoman ; WBIOU IDE en csanbaq CRE ca sas ERT ee Carole Leas The flower woman FIRST LITTLE GIRL .......... Evelyn Stackhouse SECOND LITTLE GIRL ........ Nancy Wickerham THE MAN AND WOMAN ........ David King and antha Ferrofti Phyllis Brenneman eons for work - ath een Orlley BO ieee I STR. Will We Ever Forget The morning of May 6, when sixty kids, four chaperons, and two bus drivers started out for Washington, D.C. In the first picture at the top is one of our bus drivers, Paul Price. Next to him is Cecil Reynolds and another picture of Paul. On the end is Mr. Arney and the two bus drivers relaxing in Washington. Of course you recognize Fred and Evangeline Frederick in one of their loving poses. Under it is Mr. Frederick walking in Washington. Across from this you see Dollie standing on a hill with Harold and Nancy look- ing on. Below this is the driveway of the motel where we stayed in Pennsylvania. It rained most of the first day. At the bottom is Fred in front of the place where we ate in Penn. the middle at the bottom are Nancy, Lorraine, Phyllis B. and Rosemary in front of the motel. The next picture is of the motel in Breezewood Penn. That evening we went to Everett to the show. In All these pictures are taken in front of the National Art Gallery where we ate lunch. In the top pictures are the following: Agnes, Rosemary, Phyllis, B., Berdenia, Lorraine and Susie. Right next to the girls are Carol R.) Theresa, Jim, Jack, Myron, Kenny and Don K. Below the boys is a water fountain which we could have used as a shower. Across from the fountain are Jack, Kenny, Myron, Donnie, Jim, and Everitt. Down at the bottom are Phyllis B., Nancy, Kathleen, and Lorraine. Next to them are some worn out boys - Dannie, Jack, Donnie, Harold, John H., Norman, Jim, and Everritt. The top pictures are views of the Capitol Building. On the steps of the Capitol are Maryellyn, Joyce, Jean, Glora, Jo, Dollie and Harold. At the bottom of the steps are Carol R. and Jim with some of our bunch in the background. At the bottom are pictures of the Lincoln Memorial. Lorraine, Phyllis B., Rosemary and Evelyn on the Capitol steps, and a front view of the Capitol with our kids in front. The top picture is a place where we stopped in the hills. Next to it is where we couldn't get in the White House. Under these pictures are the side of the White House and Washington Monument. At | the bottom is another view of the side of | the White House and a front lawn view of | it also. These are the views from the Washington Monument. First is the Jefferson Memorial and next to it is the Capitol. Under this is the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Monument with the modern Abe's at the feet of Abe Lincoln. At the bottom is the Lincoln Memorial. Next to it is a ballgame in progress and -the White House SS eaeemeatiininnnnie hea eA The top picture is of Jackie and Pat coming from the Smithonian Institute. Under this is the Unknown Soldier's Amphitheater. The rest are front views of the Tomb and Memorial. The last picture 2S of Washington Monument. Lise icone ee AT MT. VERNON, Rosebud (Berdenia) is in the flower garden. Next we look at the Washingtons' Tomb, the boat landing, and the house and tomb. Below is the White House, Harold falling off a mountain, (and he was such a nice guy!) and Eagles Nest, in Virginia. These are scenes of the Natural Bridge in Virginia and some scenes in Washing- ton. The first picture is of the river and next to it is the Natural Bridge, with Donnie, David D., Jim, and Duane. Under this are Nancy, Jack and David A. standing beside the river. Next is another picture of the Bridge. The last is of the Entrance to the Salte Petre Cave. Across from it is the White House. Judy, Maryellyn, Jo, and Glora are Standing at the side of the White House in the next one. Above that is the Smithonian Institute and Jerry P., Nancy and Jack looking at the Declaration of Independence in the Library of Congress. _These are all pictures of the Natural Bridge. The top pictures are of Kathleen and Jack on the wall, next to the river. Poor Evangeline, She's afraid Jerry P. will fall in, but Fred looks as- if he would enjoy a good splash. Across from this is another view of the Natural Bridge. Down at the bottom are Nancy and some of our boys looking for David A's dollar. The next picture- is of Susie trying to be the Statue of Liberty; we forgot to tell her she was standing in the wrong body of water. E ee ee Rcicecienmeyuaie. : ‘ z The first picture is of a couple of tired bus drivers, Cecil and Paul. Next to them are some girls at the White House Cabins after breakfast in Virginia. They are: First Row: Ann, Anita, Bonnie, Paul, Jean, Glora, Jo and Maryellyn. Back Row: Bette Ann, Agnes, Carol R., Theresa, Carole L., Berdina, Marianne, Shirley, Joyce, Phyllis P., Judy, Carol M. Below these are Judy standing in front of the Lincoln Memorial and Donnie, Norman and Jin, with their candy cigars??? when the bus broke down. In the other picture, we see the bus drivers in one of their silly moods. At the bottom is a street scene in Chillicothe, Ohio, where we ate dinner. The next one is of Evelyn, Rosemary, Phyllis B., Nancy, and Janice at the back of the bus, eight miles from Fort Wayne, where we ran out of gas. The big question is, now, did we get home or didn't we?????2?222????2? : el = : : oy - FRED FREDERICK: Ae, 4 JOYCE J. HECHT pres MARY ELLYN 3 SMITH Jee . SHIRLEY A. METZGER “sec, Se es Med High Scho, l XQ JUDITH A SH ORE “TREA HAROLD D SMITH THERESA H ELLERT a8 Ps , LORA KNEUBUHLER di SHEILA JEAN A BRAND 4 J. FORREST ROBERT W. BOWMAN . JACQUELINE 5 DAYS ARLENE L. ZONGKER e, é : BONNIE L. LOUCKS JO PARNELL _ GLORA A WARNER CAROL A. ROGERS MARLENE J BRENNEMAN PATRICIA A. GRAMLING ERMAN . KENNETH PARKER RUTH A BOW PHYLUS J. PERKINS CAROL A. MOCLELLAN RAY L. STAHL ‘ ‘ CHARLES N KESSLER MARIANNE GFELLER 9 DARELL W. MAVIS JOUN SHlPe i CAROLYN M. BRAND ARLENE D KESTER BETTE A. 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