Baugo Township High School - School Bell Echoes Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)
- Class of 1955
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NTER WITH US THROUGH THESE DOORS as-an LZLLL AND SEE US AT WORK AND PLAY THROUGH THE PAGES OF... T955 SCHOOL BEl.l. ECHOES Baugo Twp. School R,f,D, 114 Elkhart, Indiana As we entered these doors for another year, we knew that we were beginning the last days of our journey in quest of our ultimate goal of higher education. We knew all too well that soon our days of J .H.S. would become merely a part of our fondest memories. We, the seniors of Jamestown High School, feel justifiably proud of the fact that we have had the opportunity to pass through these doors. We are pround, too, of the fact that we are a part of this atomic age. In helping to usher in this ear we have been subjec- ted to many new experiences. Never be- fore have the pupils at Jamestown been offered the many opportimities which are now available to us. Our cirriculum now includes practically all subjects that are taught in modern high schools. We are proud, too of the fact that now approxima- tely 850 pupils attend our schools under the instruction of 32 well-trained and ex- perienced teachers. We realize that soon these experiences will be only memories, but trust that these experiences will prove to be valuable in our adult life. sl t I 'Nm X X V t ' X-f , K4 'Y ij in .aff Q, , fn Misfss if iv 4 vb 4 Q '9',,A-4' Q sv Dear Jimtown ites or fellow students as the case may be. There was a strange feelmg 111 the p1t of my stomach hke a m1llion httle butterfhes fl1tt1ng around, and I was scared I had little t1me to ponder my s1tuat1on, however for I was soon swallowed up the laughmg, happy, push1ng crowd around me and I found myself advancmg w1th alarmmg speed toward the th1rd floor I wanted to go the princ1pal's office I looked desperately around for some means of keeping my present posit1on People were conung and gomg 1n all dir ectlons so I merely hung onto the penc1l machme unt1l the rush was over As the glrls and boys moved on I cllmbed down off my perch and entered the off1ce Mr Hann looked me over and sa1d No reason at all why the J1mmy can't enroll at JHS I felt wonderful my butterflxes were so happy they were turnmg fl1p flops and I had a grm from ear to ear of my b1g round chubby face I was truly a J1mmy and thus I began my career at JHS In my freshman year I studied was 1n1t1ated, stud1ed cheered at pep sesslons, stud1ed and advanced mto the Sophomore year For revenge I helped uutate the fresh men ate my way through class part1es, and lost a shoe, comb, and a card game on the class tr1p to Turkey Run I also studied I was then upped to the Jumor level 1n t1me to try my accent m H1llb1lly Wedd1n ' Charleston through class parties, drown the tenors 111 chorus, ed1t a school paper and entertain the seniors w1th a dreamy b1t of a Moonl1ght and Roses Prom Then too, I stud1ed and stud1ed and stud1ed After all of this studymg I naturally became a senior I edited a super school paper and year book, and aga1n ate my way through class parties I really l1ved It up on the New York Washington class trip and had a ball m my new top hat and tails as guest of honor at the Jun1or Sen1or Prom I yelled at all of the sock hops, but, I really felt the proud est and yelled the loudest on the wonderful f1rst day of the tourney, when the speech class presented me w1th a real honest to goodness body Now my body could be seen as well as my sp1r1t felt I was so proud that I d1d twice as much work won tw1ce as many games and otherw1se d1d tw1ce as much good My stud1es were really outstandmg b1ts of acluevement I am, as Mr McIntosh w1l1 have to admlt the f1rst typ1st ever to graduate from J lmtown school who could type to the beat of the mambo I've learned anc1ent h1story, mvest1gated repubhcans and democrats accidentally dlscovered new formulas for the rubber industry m home ec and m spite of Mrs Luse's best efforts, found that Latm was stlll Greek to me These are the th1ngs I can tell you about They are small things to you, but they mean many things to me for they are the things which make JHS There are other things, too J HS stands for friendshlp tolerance, and understanding It stands for knowledge good sportsmansh1p and religious tolerance, and I am glad I am a Jlmmy and that I have known and attended JHS I shall never never forget it It was exactly 8 01 on Aug 28 I remember standmg there f f m front of the door of J HS GDES T0 JHS SELL' ' l i 60 0 an ,Q , 0 fhey Wane do ING 'fl-le ' Hamas : . . ' , 1 ! D i , ' ' 1 . . . I 5 . . I 9 9 ' , . . . . , A 5 W A . . . . P A 5 . , . . - -I I , 3 A, I . . . . , Jw, ' M .. I :U ' . 1 . ax! Ex AA' worked in the snack bar, rhurnba'd my way through sock hops, N .,v,-fi wg,-g 455-4, A H - g.3'f,,f4,O, 'ness .I u Q, 0 , ', s . Q , Q 5, Q 9 . ' , 0 S, , ', o Q . ' ', f '- v ', . - 4, o,', . 1. , 4 . . '0,o'.'o,bQN 0,' - ' ','4,. -sAx- ' 9 U Q U I C .1 . ' . fl ,I ., 1. ' . . 1 ff 3 . I . Q 0 9 DEDICA TIDN MR WAYNE COOK We the class of 1955 ded1cate th1s yearbook to Mr Wayne Cook who has been our sponsor for the past four years Dur1ng th1s t1me Mr Cook has spent endless hours asslstmg us 1D many and var1ed class act1v1t1es Among these mclude class tr1ps our Jmuor and sen1or class plays dances part1es our Jumor magazme sales campalgn our conces s1ons and cake raffles at ball games and var1ous other aCt1V1t16S For all these thmgs each of us say THANK YOU as a short and effect1ve way of expresslng our apprec1at1on to you l , O N ' W X X , 5- O O X U 4 , , .Xx- 75 Q0 T CDN TEN TS I ADMINISTRATION Adv1sory Board Trustee Pr1nc1pa1 II FACULTY Soc1al Stud1es Math and PhyS1CS B1ology and Phys Ed Enghsh and Language Enghsh and Phys Ed Llbrary and Bus Ed Bus1ness Educatlon Industmal Arts Home Econom1cs Home Ec and Phys Ed MUSIC Art and MUSIC III SENIORS Honorar1es Off1cers Semor Class Voted Tops In The Class Class H1story Class Prophecy Class W1l1 AdV1C6 to Jun1ors SenIor Snap Shots Baby Snap Shots IV UNDE RC LASSMEN J umors Sophomores Freshmen V SPORTS Basketball Track Baseball VI ACTIVITIES V11 JUNIOR HIGH vm ADVERTISING ,iff fy .Q , .1 P . 0 ' Q h -. e.. .---.,Aw,z . . . . . . -wavy, I P - f in -- all l l A1 Nj f be-l k :C- ROSS KAUFFMAN CHARLES HEFFNER BERT COOK ADVISORY BOARD The greatest contribution a school such as Jamestown can make to its students is a more wholesome attitude to life in general and the school in particular. If during the years of elementary and high school experience, one's judgement has been improved, a sense of reliability, fair play, courtesy, and loyality has been developed, and the ability to work with others has developed, and if the pupil has had some degree of success in the tools and skills of learning, then the pupils will be a better citizen in the community. This is the worth while type of training that our administrators are working diligently to foster. TRUSTEE LAWRENCE LE CHLITNER Q LYMAN HANN, A. B., M. S. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Administration Mrs. Ruth James has now completed her sixth year working for the J immies as school secretary. Probably her most important job, and the one that consumes most of her time, is that of being respon- sible for all money and keeping accurate bookkeeping records of the general and many special accounts. Ruth has many other general clerical duties to S I perform which are too numerous to mention. For her kind, cheerful, sympathetic and co-op- erative attitude in all of her work the faculty and student body is appreciative. The office of the principal is certainly a busy one and is always open to assist pupils and parents who need help with school programs and problems This is where Mr. Hann, Prin., takes care of the many tasks of his job. It is his duty to find room for all the students, plan class schedules, supervise the fin ancial program, prepare schedules for assembly programs, schedule basketball games and hire the officials. In addition to these tasks Mr. Hann teach es one class of junior literature. RUTH JAMES SCHOOL SECRETARY ARTHUR KNE PP , A.B So that our little Jimmies may grow to become intelligent people, Mr. Knepp taught two classes each of World and United States History. For the first time in several years he again taught geometry in the math department. Mr. Knepp is also in charge of the seventh-hour study hall. He was the junior home-room teacher and sponsor of the junior class. As junior class sponsor he coached the Junior Class Play. He also has served as the official timer of all athletic events. In addition to these and other miscel- laneous duties he found time to serve on the Student Council as faculty representative and also as the president of the local Parent Teachers' Association. V .S K we . uv f -.,.. 1 '- .. 'T ',' ' , 4 Y , , - l 19... v- V- ,' , W Q, , , ,.,,......-- ,z .- ' '- 1,,--:::...-.-f- - -- , -g -A, .. T' ' ' ' , I , .Y if V4 l - ,.. - ' ' I Y 5 at SICEQ -1-.WM .,, .l--. , DFNUNR ,ff-ff rg- , .,fgs fn' I ufsbu The purpose of Biology is to give individuals an insight of their own life and the life of their sur- roundings. It is not a new or modern branch of learning, it is the 1T10St ancient of all studies. At the right we see Betty Lea- zenby, Richard Deak, and Patsy Parsons studying a collection of seeds. Driving nowadays is more work than pleasure because of the numerous traffic hazards. Drivers' training is designed to help the pupils to overcome many of these hazards by teaching them good driving habits. In the picture to the left Mr. Miller is instructing pupils in the fundamentals of driving. slolocv, PHYS. fn. AND DRIVERS' TRAINING Mr. Miller, who has now completed his first year of teaching at our school, began his day in charge of the first hour study hall. He taught two classes in biology, one in health and safety, and one class in drivers' training. This year the junior high pupils were offered physical education training for the first time in the history of the school. The boys' classes were under the direction of Mr. Miller. In addition to his regular teaching duties Mr. Miller coached baseball and basketball in the junior high school. 'Y 'I 2' ik' J ha. , VQ in 1.1, ' Q' X ' N? VX . 1 ,F '-11.144 u, ,.n A JM., fy, Uv lm ' Mynl R. if '41 f 'al' in I H. ,A I Q g 5 1 ' ' I ,K . :J Vw 9.41 ani - -1 'm www' Srl' My W'-v -h N551 I ,'- f-iw., 'lcv-5 sim? is oO: QQ fda t,' 1 i 4 'V . th3..i1o . Q I g ay! X V ' fa, , . CM: .n'- n'l rl' M A, ragga 4 ' if ir... , , , ' . 2 ,iw ' , givw. ,.., aM 4:21. JM A km., 0 0 o 1 0 0 0 A QI 0 r Oo 0. . ' 'oo o Q a 4 04 HOME ECUNUMICS Some of the smart clothes worn by the Jamestown High School cuties are made by the girls themselves in the sew ing room. Each year a fashion show is presented to show the accomplishments of the girls. Across the hall from the cafeteria is located the girls' kitchen. Here, girls learn to prepare nourishing and appeti zing dishes under the direction of the home economics instri tors, Mrs. Mildred 1MillieJChristofeno and Miss Smith. The most modern equipment, including automatic washer and dryers, mixers, and up-to-date electric and gas stoves are provided for the homemaking rooms so that the girls can get most from their instruction. if 1:9 iii rs f Iv,, HDME EC. and PHYS. Miss Smith, a new member of the faculty, taught fresh- man home economics, and Junior High, Freshman, and Sophomore Phys. Ed. She also sponsored the G.A.A., a girls basketball team, and gir1's volley ball team. She also was in charge of organized games during the play period for the first three grades. The cheering block which took part in the county and sectional tourneys was a big success this year Lmder the leadership of Miss. Smith. Above we see the Sophomore girls engaged in a game of basketball and the Freshman girls preparing a meal ! f f '-he N w Sxu ED. MISS JUANITA SMITH, B.S L :'k,H,v- ,. au- 4 1 Y 'rf ' I L J V 4, i is X ' ' n q A sl .' f I 1 .iz 4 L Pi' V f,', E' ' ,Q fs r Q-i !-I MR. JAQINIES BOEGLI, A.B. M . . ,gr .ftfby X US KN Music Mr. Boegli is also a new teacher at our school and has done an excellent job. Because we now have two teachers with a license in music the instruction time has been in- creased considerably. Because of this it is hoped that the increased pupil in- terest in this department will continue and that parents will alsov snow a greater interest in this work. If this is done the J immies will soon be able to have a school band that can compete with the best. However, without greater parental support this is impossible. Some high school groups Mr. Boegli directed the past year and that have taken part in various musical program are the Beauty Shop Quartet-, the Gir1's Trio, and the High School Chorus. Mr. Boegli also gave individual instrumei al and vocal lessons. With the co-operation of Mr. Boegli and Miss Haas the grade school music department presented a Christmas, Thanksgiving and an Easter program '17 V7 fir' R T7 B f' XX ART AND MUSIC Miss Haas was employed this past year to teach art and music in our school. She taught art in all of the elementary grades and junior high and also taught a class in high school art. In the art classes the pupils gain a knowledge of drawing, color, design, decorating and commercial art. This training helps to improve one's personal taste in the use and response to artistic values. Miss Haas and her department was very co-operative in rendering valuable service to many other departments and organizations of the school. The art department pre- pared many posters, signs and other items of an artistic nature upon the request of any group. For this service the school is very appreciative. In addition to her work in the art department she taught vocal music in the fifth, and sixth grades. MISS ETHEL HAAS, B.S X was LYMAN HANN M A ENGLISH LITERATURE , . . STUDENT COUNCIL This year, at the beginning of the school semester, the Student Council took great strides in becoming a mature and responsible organization. It set up a well organized and controlled pass and monitor system. It also worked out a number of rules of con- duct for teachers to use in determining the pupils' citizenship grade. To explain these new plans the officers of the council conducted several general student assemblies. The council is conposed of one representative from each class and organized group in the high school. Mr. Arthur Knepp is the faculty representative and Mr. Hann is the sponsor. Officers of the council were Verlee Slemmons, PresidentgCarolyn Futrell, Secretary Janis Deak, Vice President. .. . v... ?y V fr f fury' 'IA B ill n ,.n,. , E 7 W www 'N me 60' 1 Q 4111:-,l,r. .,.u,-,L fi? 3, J'u -'llll UU' 'Iii Q! . -..,:-.,, I. -Q qs. 0103 934 ve-Wgxwxgmza DAB XA P N Queeg 61111 Ka Y HUNORARIES Verlee Slemmons xy W 3, 1' 0 l fr ' 1 I 'if' 1 la , x W 'li XX 5 ' f1'J i y '1 .f'i ' ' ' nf ,Af -4 Q2 Y , I 1 1 ' ff I f ,-. wi jx 4 ' .. rv N I I 009 s ' ECRETAR P YJ PRESIDENT 4 219 QXOXQ MIT!! Q55 TREAS sq,P,'Y'Ps URER PA UL KAUFFMAN GSP' eff' QSGWSD xl THE CLASS DICK BAILEY March 5, 1937 Q South Bend Central 1-2, Junior Class Play, Baseball 4, Class Vice-President 4, Hi-Y 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Track 4. Alias, Bailey Likes Most ............. Girls Hates Most ............. Chysler products Noted For ............... Keen Cars Favorite Expression . Never Favorite Song .......... Oh Happy Day Ambition ................. Engineer BILL BARLOW September 22, 1936 Middlebury, Indiana School Paper Staff 4, Business Manager of Yearbook Staff 4. Alias, Bucklen Bill Likes Most ............. Sara Hates Most ............. To work every night Noted For ............... Singing to himself Favorite Expression . Big Deal Favorite Song .......... Let Me Go Lover Ambition ......... ..... T o be a millionaire MARGARET BERRY December 26, 1937 Mishawaka, Indiana Chorus 1-2-4, Let's Cheer 1, Junior Class Play. Alias, Mag Likes Most .... .... T om Hates Most ............. School Noted For ............... Artistic Ability Favorite Expression . Oh Darn Favorite Song ......... To Much In love to Say Goodnight Ambition ........ .... D esigner OF 1955 MARY CLARK July 1, 1937 Elkhart, Indiana ' Chorus 1-2, 4-H 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 2-4, G.A.A. 1-3-4, FHA 2-3-4, FHA Treasurer 2-3 4, Student Council Representative 2-3-4, Girls Basketball 2, Let's Cheer 1-2-3, School Paper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Class Play. Alias, Gracie Likes Most ............. Rich Hates Most ..... ..... P eople with no sense of humor Noted For ............... Laughing Favorite Expression . No kidding Favorite Song .......... Make Love To Me Ambition ......... ..... T o be a private secretary KAREN COOK June 7, 1937 Elkhart, Indiana 4-H 1-2-3-4, FHA 2-3-4, G.A.A. 1-2-4, Junior Class Play, Girls Basketball 3, School Paper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Chorus 1-2, Basket- ball Queen Attendent 4, Let's Cheer 1-2-3. Alias, Cookie Likes Most ..... ..... R onnie Hates Most ............. Nosey people Noted For ............... Short hair Favorite Expression. Oh, you dumb bunny Favorite Song ,,,,,,,,,, No More Ambition ......... ..... H Ouse Wife DON ENGLAND March 3, 1937 Green County, Indiana Track 3, Baseball 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Sgt.-At-Arms 3,4, I-Ii-Y 3-4. Alias, Donnie Likes Most ............. Therese Hates Most ............. Fouling out of a game Noted For ............... Good Looks Favorite Expression . No-o-o-o-o-o Favorite Song ......... Going Steady Ambition ................. To hook Therese SOON WILL LEAVE BETTY FORREST March 31, 1937 Elkhart, Indiana G.A.A. 1-2, Chorus 1-3-4, Chorus President 4, Trio 1-2-3-4, 4-H 2-4, Junior Class Play, School Paper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Let's Cheer 1-2, Librarian 2, Girls Chorus 1. Alias, Betsy Likes Most ............. Jim Hates Most ............. Stuck-up people Noted For ............... Loving Tall Blonde boys' Favorite Expression . Quit fussing 'round Favorite Song .......... Nobody Met The Train Ambition ................. House Wife CAROLYN FUTRE LL Valedictorion May 23 , 1937 Paducah, Kentucky Heath High School 1-2, Chorus 2-3-4, Chorus Secretary 4, FHA 1-2-3-4, FHA President 4, Student Council 4, Basketball Queen 4, Junior Class Play, 4-H 3-4, G.A.A. -3, Co-editor of yearbook 4, D.A.R. Winner 4, School Paper Staff 4. Alias, Carol Likes Most ..... ..... C arl Hates Most ............. Broken Dates Noted For ............... Brains Favorite Expression . You Make Me Sick Favorite Song .......... Earth Angel Ambition ................. Be a Nurse LYNN GILL April 5, 1937 Osceola, Indiana Track 1-2-3, Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Class President 1, Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, Hi-Y 3, Student Council 3-4, Junior Class Play, Yearbook Staff 4. Alias, Gillfish Likes Most ............. Married Life Hates Most ............. Braggers Noted For ................ Hairy Legs Favorite Expression . I Do Favorite Song, .......... To Young To Tango Ambition ................. Be A Good Husband AN Al.MA MA TER JIM HENKLER September 24, 1936 Chicago, Illinois Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball Manager 4, Track 1-3-4, Class Vice-President 3, Projection Club 1, Junior Class Play, Hi-Y 4. Alias, Hink Likes Most ...... ..... P retty girls Hates Most ............. Girls that go steady Noted For ............... Dates Favorite Expression. Where are some girls? Favorite Song ......... I Love Girls Ambition. . ............... To Marry Ambition PAUL KAUFFMAN Salutatorian May 18, 1937 Elkhart, Indiana Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2, Hi-Y 3-4, Class President 3-4, Class Treasurer 1, Projection Club 1-2-3 4, Hi-Y Secretary and Treasurer 4, Jmiior Class Play, Yearbook Editor, School Paper Staff 4, Basketball King Attendent 4. Alias, Coffeepot Likes Most ............. Paris Hates Most ............. To lose a ballgame Noted For ............... Bow Legs Favorite Expression . How are you making out? Favorite Song, .......... I Love Paris Ambition ................. Public Accolmtant PATRICIA HIXON September 30, 1937 Elkhart, Indiana Alias, Pat Likes Most ..... ...... Hates Most ......... Noted For ..... Favorite Expression. Favorite Song , ......... I School Snobs Naturally curly hair Holy Cow Me and My Shadow Artist ASTRID LARSON March 24, 1937 Elkhart, Indiana Mixed Chorus 1-2, 4-H 1, GAA 1, Let's 1-2, Librarian 1-2-3, Yearbook Staff 4, Paper Staff 4. Alias, Ostrich Likes Most ............. Johnny Hates Most ............. Going to School Noted For ............... Blue Eyes Favorite Expression . Gosh Darn You Favorite Song .... I Love Johnny Johnny Ambition ......... ..... T o Marry Johnny SAYING GDOD BYE DOROTHY KRING September 27, 1937 Donelson, Indiana Hi-C 1, FHA 2--3-4, GAA 1-3, Chorus 1-2-3- -4, Girls Chorus 1, Trio 4, Junior Class Play Ensemble 1-2-3, Let's Cheer 1-2, Yearbook Staff 4, School Paper Staff 4. Alias, Dotty Likes Most ............. Roller Skating Hates Most ............. Living on a farm Noted For ............... Tallness Favorite Expression. Yes-s-s-s Favroite Song .......... Let Me Go Lover Ambition ................. To Visit Hawaii 'li Cheer School it in . WILLIAM LESLIE December 9, 1937 Chicago, Illinois Chorus 4, Yearbook Staff 4, School Paper Staff 4, Hi-Y 3. Alias, Bill Likes Most ...... ..... B ev Hates Most ............. To study Noted For ................ Brains I don't know, you had bet- ter look it up. Sh-Boom To be a Nuclear Physicist. Favorite Expression . Favorite Song ,,,,,,,,,, Ambition ..... .... . . . . . - A , T0 FAMILIAR FACES LARRY LONGBRAKE Sept 20, 1937 Elkhart, Ind. Projection Club 4, School Paper Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Class Play Alias, Chub Likes Most ............. Roberta Hates Most ............. Being away from Roberta , Noted For ............... Manager of Snack Bar Favorite Expression . Cum' on Favorite Song .......... Make Yourself Comfortable Ambition ........ . . ....... Bookkeeper U I MARY ANN NELSON January 30, 1938 Elkhart, Ind Lake Geneva High, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Trio 4, School Paper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basket- ball Queen Attendant 4. Alias, Mary Ann Likes Most ............. Red Hates Most ............. Smart-alecks Noted For ............... Gabbing Favorite Exrpes sion . Howdy Peapicker Favorite Song .......... No More Ambition ................. House Wife HELEN ROWE June 5, 1936 ' Elkhart, Ind Chorus 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Alias, Helen Likes Most .............. Typing Hates Most .............. Show-Off's Noted For ................. Quietness Favorite Expression ..For Pete Sake Favorite Song ........... Sincerely Ambition .................. Private Secretary Lf DANNY SECOR January 9, 1937 Elkhart, Indiana book Staff 4. i Alias, Zeke I s VERLEE SLEMMONS August 26, 1937 Oak Park, Illinois Clinton High School 1, Chorus 2-4, Class Sec- retary 2, Junior Class Play, 4-H 2-3-4, FHA 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council Presi- dent 4. Alias, Ver-Ver Likes Most ..... ...... R oss Hates Most ............. Not Going Steady Noted For ............... Her Walk Favorite Expression . Ah-Vivian Favorite Song ......... I Need You Now Ambition ................. Speech work VIVIAN SLEMMONS August 26 1937 Oak Park Illinois Alias, Viv T0 ENTER VOCATIDNS Junior Class Play, School Paper staff 4, Year- 1 Likes Most ..... ..... T o Loaf Hates Most ............. To Work Noted For ............... His D-A Favorite Expression . Not Me! Mac Favorite Song ......... Sincerely Ambition .......... ..... T o Be an Auto Mechanic Clinton H1 gh School 1 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Junior Class Play FHA 2 3 4 School Paper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 4 H Likes Most Ice Skating Hates Most Shorthand Noted For ............... Quietness Favorite Expression . Honest to John Favorite Song .......... The High and the Mighty Ambition ......... ..... T o be an elementary school teacher . 6 IN BOTH NEAR PATSY SMITH June 27, 1937 Mishawaka, Indiana GAA 1-3-4, Vice President of GAA 3, Girls B Team 3, Student Council 1, Secretary of Class 3-4, Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Cheer- leader 2,3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, FHA 2-3-4, Let's Cheer 1-2-3, Junior Play, Christmas Pagent 1. Alias, Pat Likes Most ,,,,,, ,,,,, S chool Hates Most .............. Spiders Noted For ................ Si11yI1eSS Favorite Expressionn I Like It Favorite Song ,,,,,,,,,, Count Your Blessings Ambition... .... . ......... Medical Missionary NANCY TESTO November 14, 1937 Elkhart, Indiana Play, 4-H 1. Alias, Likes Hates Nan Favorite Expression JOYCE VOORDE September 24, 1937 Mishawaka, Indiana GAA 1-3-4, GAA President 4, 4-H 1-2-3-4, Secretary of Class 1, Treasurer of Class 3-4. Girls Chorus 1-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Cheer- leader 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, FHA 3-4, Let's Cheer 1-3-4, Let's Cheer Vice-President 1, Junior Class Play, Christmas Pagent 1, Operetta 1. Alias, Joy Likes Most .... .... B read and Butter Dogs Noted For ............... Smallness Favorite Expression . I Don't Know Take Me Back Again Hates Most ...... . ....... Favorite Song ......... . Ambition ....... . . . .... Nurse Most ...... Most Noted Favorite Song Ambition ........... . . . . .. Mixed Chrous 1, Girls Chorus 1, Junior Class School Paper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Dave Blondes Being Short Honest To John The High and The Mighty To Be an Artist BILL WHISENHUNT October 15, 1935 King 4. Alias, Whizie Favorite Expression J UDITH WILLIAMS September 1, 1936 South Bend, Indiana Chorus 1-2, Girl's 4-H 1-2, Yearbook Staff 4. Alias, Judy Likes Most ..... ...... T o Sing Hates Most ............. To wear boots Noted For ............... Her braids Favorite Expression . Oh! my gosh Favorite Song .......... The Lord's Prayer Ambition ..... . .... .. . . . . . Nurse C , Q76 x I1 Likes Most .... .... Hates Most .. ........... Noted For . ............ Favorite Song ...... .. . . Ambition .......... .... ff-2.,:-0 f 3' ,r ' ..., , 9 A V el' - , 4 - if ' X W 'N-v.J,,'L1' Q' AND FAR PLACES Forth Smith, Arkansas Track 2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 3-4, Junior Class Play, Sgt-at-Arms 1, Class Pres- ident 2, Student Colncil 3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, School Paper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball Anything with skirts on Cold women His walk You better believe it Make Yourself Confortab1e Draftsrnen f .Al 1, .gg-nu' 'Ly ui 'M' Z f ,q..w....-wspqp-if I Navy. ., 2, fffmy f WWZKZ4, p W, 'ln . ffl... ,. NUR. 2. 'Q I S 'Eff i 'WK fl uf - H u....A im THE HISTDRY OF THE CLASS OF 55 ROW1 C Ellsworth J Steckly D Hollar, D Secor L Longbrake,l Miller E Smith A Kelley P Kauffman, J Henkler, ROW2 J Taylor R Kauffman, L Brown, L A Larsen W Newell B Frame, C Crume, E Sutherlm, G Ackerman P Shafer A Seaver M Clark ROW4 P Johnson D Taylor D Taylor, C Breden D Wise L D1mos B Frame T Slabaugh D Miller B Wade The above picture IS of the class of 1955 way back 12 long years ago when they were in the first grade Of the 43 original little J1mm1es enrolled 1n that f1rst grade only 7 remam They are Mary Clark, Astrid Larsen, Karen Cook Larry Longbrake, Paul Kauffman J1m Henkler and Danny Secor During our 12 years we have seen the arrival and departure of many of our class mates Dorothy Kring and Nancy Testo came to us 1n the second grade, Betty Forrest in the tlurd grade Don England and Helen Rowe in the fourth grade, B111 Leslie in the eighth grade and Patricia Hixon, Margaret Berry, Lynn Gill, Bill Wh1senhunt, Patsy Smith, Joyce Voorde and Judy Williams in our freshmen year In our sophomore year the arrival of Verlee and Vivian Slemmons and Mary Ann Nelson. helped to ex pand our ranks In our junior year we gained Dick Bailey and Carolyn Futrell Many of our act1v1t1es w1ll always stand out 1n our memories as we become older and more mature J1mm1es Among these include the operetta The Wooden Soldiers given in the fourth grade, our annual year end hikes our playlette Pa Gets Took produced m the eighth grade, our freshmen 1nit1at1on and the sleigh r1de party and the class trip to Chicago, our trips to Turkey Run and the Shades during our sophomore and Junior years, our Junior class play H1llb1lly Wedd1n ' and our h1llb1l1y band Also, m our Junior year we entertained the seniors with a banquet and prom in the Empire room of the Hotel Elkhart. We produced We Were Young That Year as our senior class play. Then came the long anticipated senior trip to New York and Washington by way of the Cumberland Gap and Skyline Drive through the Blue Ridge Mountains. Last but not least we finally arrived at the time when we were the honored guests at the banquet and prom, again held at Hotel Elkhart but this time in the Athenian Ball Room. Then came Baccalaureate with Rev. Wilburn as our speaker followed by our last and most cherished school experience graduation. On May 18, 1955, twenty six seniors marched down the aisle to receive from their principal, Mr. Lyman Hann, and their sponsor, Mr. Wayne Cook, their sought after reward- their diploma. Thus ended the formal training of the class of '55 at the Jamestown school. 7 A we 5 Ji . Q A ' 1' 0 . ,I A is oueterheut, K. cook, A. Petra, L. Newell, si Trigg, E. eau, F. Moore, .ROW 3: Pf ceek 2 ' . . ' BY: Karen Cook and Margaret Berry CLASS PROPHECY Year 2 000 A D Place Jlmtown Ind1ana Stat1on J HS Channel 55 As we enter the famous halls of the Jamestown Stud1o we spot Verlee Slemmons the great mterviewer of Zippy the Monkey After a br1ef talk w1th her, we fmd she IS just monkeying around A little farther down the hall we find Carolyn Futrell, famous producer of the Hillbilly Weddln' March As we cont1nue checking up on our classmates we find Astrid Larsen Parker and her famous Parker Ch6II11StS They were the f1rst to dlscover a match that doesn' need to be lit Great, 1sn't it? As we step out of the Parker Laboratory we see Paul Kauffman and l11S w1fe Jan1s Deak Paul is the president of the world famous mental mst1tut1on, The Nut House ' One of his pat1ents in the nut house IS Bill Whisenhunt, the only person that has ever escaped from Alcatraz w1thout being eaten by the sharks Soon we move on to see the very well lmown Gospel Smger Judy Will1ams Judy has promised to sing us one of her favor1tes, O Prom1se Me After hstening to Judy sing so beaut1fully, we move on We p1Ck up a newspaper and find out the the 500 has been won for the 25th tlme in a row by none other than James Edward Henkler H1s car 1S called M11116 Bell Well who you don't meet on the street! It's Patsy Smlth of the ever popular Kukla Ol1ver and Patsy Sm1th Isn't It wonderful to have such a famous celebr1ty as a mem ber of our graduat1ng class? We see the famous Bowery Boys s1gn1ng autographs for the1r admirers The Boys are none other than our old class mates D1Ck Ba1ley as Satch Danny Secor as Mugsy and B111 Barlow as Lome the Druggust We go 1nto the J1mm1es' theater and we see a great show, I LOVE PARIS The gowns were des1gned by our own Margaret Berry who 1S domg all the gowns for M G M The adverusements for the theater were edlted by the famous con1merc1al arust Nancy Testo Wasn't that a clever commerc1al? On the stage we also see the three famous McCorney slsters who are Betty Forrest Mary Ann Nelson and Dorothy Krmg As we leave the theater, we V1S1t w1th Mary Clark She has been wa1tmg for Mar1lyn Monroe to qmt so she w11l get her b1g chance 1nstead of being Just a stand 111 We learn that ViV1a.Il Slemmons went to college found her man and hasn t been seen smce As we start out agam we run 1nto Joyce Voorde the ass1stant to the famous German doctor D James Ickerbocker She has been w1th him ever SIHCG she d1scovered a new way to remove the fuzz from a peach Must be mee! There s1ts Larry and Roberta and the1r k1dS, Larry and Judy Larry Longbrake IS typmg manuscr1pts for Lux V1deo Theater We hear a sw1sh of a Jet over our heads, and we look up to see Bill Lesl1e 1n h1s rocket sh1p He IS on h1s way to work at h1s outer space serv1ce station He is st1l1 trying to commun1cate w1th outer space Good Luck on your 1000th try! Helen Rowe wants to show us her world champ1on dog that she has ralsed 1D her famous pet shop Karen Cook is st1ll runmng her bachelors' home Some funl Lynn G1ll 1S Still at home only someth1ng new has been added namely grand k1ds He started marrled 11fe young Now for the b1g surpr1se! Don England, a champ1on cow ralser We see the home of tomorrow designed by Pat HIXOD on our way nome The day has been a success as we have seen all our classmates They all have done very well for themselves Be seeing you all soon BY Dorothy Kring, Betty Forrest, Mary Ann Nelson, Vivian Slemmons Q Q Q , . . -- , Q Q 1 Q Q Q Q Q Q o Q o Q 9 0 Q Q - t Q o Q Q Q Q ! Q Q Q y , n Q Q Q o , Q -Q , , , Q o Q ' . Q Q . , Q Q Q u Q 9 , o Q 0 ' ' , Q Q Q Q - u Q Q v 9 ' . Q Q o Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q -: . . Q Q Q 9 .Q Q -- Q . Q Q Q Q Q v ' Q 0 I Q I Q Q Q . Q 7 Q Q Q , Q Q Q Q ' Q Q Q . . . ' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , 0 . Q Q Q Q Q ' Q Q 9 v Q Q s Q Q Q , , - ' Q Q , ' Q ' ' Q Q o Q Q o o : 0 We the Senlor Class of 1955, do orda1n and establ1sh th1s our last w1ll and testament of our school days Everyone here after ment1oned take heed to the follow1ng L I fr basketball pract1ce I I D1ck Ba1ley w1ll B111 Barlow, w1ll Margaret Berry Mary Clark, w1ll Karen Cook w1ll Carolyn Futrell w1ll my stra1ght A report card to Anna Jane Young Don England, w1ll my cute, basl1ful ways to Jack S1mper Betty Forrest w1ll my fllrtatlous eyes to any sad look1ng cocker span1el Lynn G1ll, w1ll my s1de burns to Larry Clark J1m Henkler w1ll my L1tt1e Chev to the boys who don't have a way home my cat hat to Allen Rlckard my ab1l1ty to smg to the glrls to the Jun1or boys w1ll my ab1hty to Love'em and Leave'em to Dune my laugh to Ruth Ann Sample my ab1l1ty to make out at the Concord dances to Ann D 0111 Pat Hlxon, w1ll my curly ha1r to Janet Metcalf Paul Kauffman w1ll my record of I Love Pans to Jams Deak Dorothy Kr1ng w1ll my s1ng1ng ab1l1ty to W1nn1e Holcomb Astr1d Larsen w1ll my malden name to any one who wants lt W1ll1am Lesl1e w1ll myself to Beverly Larry Longbrake w1ll my ab1l1ty to type to B111 Bechtel Mary Ann Nelson w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mac to Don Trosper Helen Rowe w1ll my qmet ways to Therese Voorde Danny Secor w1ll my sense of humor to anyone who needs lt Verlee Slemmons w1ll my reckless dr1vmg ab1l1ty to anyone who cares to take V1v1an Slemmons w1ll my walk to Mary Dav1s Patsy Snuth, w1ll my bazooms q feet j to Sue Dosch Nancy Testo w1ll my shortness to M1ke Summers Joyce Voorde w1ll nothmg for I have Just enough for myself B111 Wh1senhunt w1ll my love makmg character1st1cs to Jerry Neely I Judy W1ll1ams w1ll my fr1endsh1p Wlth Mr Boegl1 to next year's chorus We the Sen1ors w1ll to the Jun1ors, our basketball, baseball and track stars We the Sen1ors w1ll to the Sophomores our d1gn1ty We the Sen1ors w1ll to the Freshmen our devihsh methods of 1n1t1atat1on We the Class of '55 bemg of sound m1nd and body 1n the presence of each other do hereby solomnly swear that the foregomg statements are now the property of the underclassmen for years to come WIUIBSSCS Wayne Cook Slgllatllres Class of '55 Astr1d Larsen Mary Clark Karen Cook L . . . . . . . . L , . . . . . K. I, ' I, , ' ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, ' ' . I, . . . - . L . , . . I, . . . . I, , . . . . I, . , . . . . . . . . I, . , . . . . I, . . . , . u I, , . . . . . L , . . . . . I, s . . . I, , ' ' . I, , . . . . . it. I, . . , . . . I, ' ' . I, , ' ' . ADVICE T0 JUNIDRS Nancy Anglemyer Marriage 1S a great career but there is plenty of time for it later Bill Bachtel George Gobel doesn't need an assistant yet Rosalee Carr You're nice and need no advice Larn1e Carrico What happened to all your girls, Romeo? Chris Casper Crazy people have a place 111 this world although we're not sure where Don Ciesiolka Go slow around J imtown We learned by experience Carol Clark Stay as sweet as you are Margaret Clark Save that million dollar strut until you have the million J anice Cook Stay away from certain boys until you get out of high school Mary Davis People like you should have a place in this world Janis Deak Let's make up our mind it's later than you think Ann D1efenbaugh It is better to be seen than heard Kenny Eakins Take it easy on your Dad's car the family may need it occasionally Mary Ellsworth Why not make yourself lmown? Richard Foster Make haste slowly don't rush serious work Lo1s Funkhouser Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm Fred George Men of few words are the best men Loretta Gruver Use the gifts you have to the best advantage Jim Heffner Take a girl out once in a while they help the moral Winnie Holcomb P1ck yourself a fellow they aren't as bad as you think Gloria Iul1ano People like you make good seniors Carol Juday Just a good girl with a good heart Marilyn Juday Good senses and good nature are ever joined together however a Walt K1ttleson Perhaps not a gemus but he' s more a friend Dune Korth Don't fight love 1t,S bigger than both of you Larry Lape We advise you to stay on your feet from now on Eddie Lechhtner A calm unruffled gentleman was he Stay that way Eleanor Lese Dynamite comes in small packages Sharon Long Don't study so hard you'l1 make others look dumb Joyce Mann If silence could be stored you would have a castle full Ed McFa11 Bring a pillow next year so you will be more comfortable while you sleep in the study hall Nancy Metcalf Don't forget you have another year of school Dough Mears St1ck to the Jeep and Mike and you'll get along fme Carolyn Mikel Speak up! We'd like to hear more from you Dale Miller It's lugh time you're getting a girl it's a senior fad Shirley Miller What's the matter with the boys m J imtown? Larry Moore Charles Atlas could use you as Charles Jr Jerry Neely Let's be in school every day next year It isn't that bad W1ler Newell Make sure there aren't any pop bottles under your tires when you start home after school Beverly Rowe Being quiet 1sn't the J unior Style Ruth Sample There is a place in this world for everybody Roger Simmons Keep up your good basketball ability J imtown will need you next year Jack Sunper It's not what you have it's how you use what you do have that counts Iva Mae Sommers Boys aren't half as bad as they look Mike Summers Don't take too many trips to Florida Nancy Sukol1cs You'l1 never fmd a better book by which to hve Mary Tuttorow It 1S well to look around before you decide for sure Patty Wilburn. Go through life as you would a song Anna Jane Yoxmgz You don't have to be as quiet as a mouse. BY: Paul Kauffman, Mary Clark and Karen Cook . little mischief by the way is fine to spice the passing day. , '14 . . NQLJ. ualnrw Vivian Sler ons Verlag Slemmons f f-:..w.in Q, r-Q' na 33 ,fs ff :btw 5 P3,'Y'i V - . LL. ik- Gy - hy 'Z 35? ,I f f PM 4 iargaret Derry t ulip I fu' qs ' LJ.-il' x 1 , .8 .J -s 2 'i 01 T5 3 f . at f l 1 9 IH ' Jw f Q 1 u ,ff air 5. f N 5' f gd :SX a ! A ,5 N 5 , w I - ..,, . , I V.. .. fl, 'aid aw D Y 1 , lf, fl Q ,,1.,.. I .J I 5 W fu! If 5 i A-iw , M4 ' F A ' X A 'L'-.b1:gh-gv '5'- I ' ., . H A A?:'?-'N' 2 N ' - f. , H ,,'-li gm -W' fi: s , Q , 4.04, 7 . .F f d' A . 5' ' 'I . , .v ' 1 ' J ' , 'QQ I :rf-' - ' -' ' 'Mi ' . . , '. 1 X' ' . , 1 X K , s 7 fa L 3 sg A' ' ,fy fb, . - f Q A wi ,. ,, m?g.t5.w M.. r z .-0' . 5, f, A Q , 1 W -.If-'.. , , . Af' .V 1, kk 1- Q-51' . X J J-x. S y . N1- - Af E . - t nn X A -4 fm 'J -. - ' firm, ' vi H----wp? 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COLORS: Cardinal and Grey FLOWER: Carnation How did we get to be Juniors? Time hasn't marched since we enrolled in high school it has flown Time was when we were green freshmen time was when we were somewhat superior sophomores, and now behold we are the proud possessors of Junior class rings Being a somewhat modest class we hesitate to mention all of our accomplishments during our junior year We sold magazines, sold pop and had charge of the coat rack at basketball games, gave a class play, had one class party and entertained the seniors with the annual prom and banquet in the Anthenian room of Hotel Elkhart. f Anglemyer Yi Q. I Cook F George D Korth W ww D Mlller B. Bachtel M Davls Gruver Lese S Mlller I .3 CLASS 0F 1956 X' C' il R Carr Camco j Dea A. Dlefenbaugh Casper fe!-' C xeslolka KA, K. Eakms M. Ellsworth C J Heffner W Holcomb G Iulxano C juday kv 'X .1 S Long Mann E McFa1l D Mears 1 is I.. Moore j Neely W Newell Sample Q' AN-f 7 I Sommers N Sukohcs M. 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Q33 -1 Q , iw, ' .vi Y' L' l , 1 f' A 'V A 'P ' If 3 I 'Q K NLINAM- N xi ll Archibald. A. Berry L. Clark L. Cook T. Davidson K. Deak S, Dosch S, Eash , 'D ' , ,L '3 L I at - - ' r, ef. 4 ' i , nf fr, v A J ART' Q '. . :M -9'f ' 5: 'T' 1 al? ,- W . ' of .N A 'J 1 L A f 1 1 L55 3 W' ' 1 A ' 5 'L 09933, ' - , n s 1'-'L ' M. Eby B. Edwards L. Evans A. Foster 1. Foster R. Gruver C. Hettinger L Hofferth f 8 I V.-I. -l 4 ,,1 ., f... - we 'f f .. , K 2 N- ,ff 'M 4 M' V , gf p f -4 YZ. Q 3 L ,fr x. T' ' W 'V KN Y rp , H F W -nr 1iQJ3.g -qv' f we . l Holsomback M. Humes J, Kavas L. King J. Kreighbaum G. Iape W. Leazenby S. Long ,Mr-1 fit 1 ,A'A-. 'o. '43 4' , L , ,f 70 V ,Cr 1 M - .-1: W if-Q' if' .tr .wa .Xvf I M V V . I Q H I ' y .' . A If . Kp-'. A 'YW L A LH 1. -we . 'P . Mattem B. Mclntosh. D. McKee, J. Metcalf D. Morse R. Neely T. Nelson L. Newcomer , If as W V, G A f. 4' In 1 -..au 4. ww -r ,V r IV lm ft if 4' .LSL fra- ' W' ,gi ' iihia H-IJ, . V 4 E Pl Newell D. Nifong I. Pettit P. Quist D. Ramer A. Reed N. 5im111011S 1- Smith 't'h K I 9 ... . -' . L ef L tl - - - .. ' . -T2 ' , fs ' gl' L .,, ff ' 1 ' fr .,.. it 'j N y f . a .Wx or Lx M ? in H ,Yuen A ay ' ' N I n 'J Squibb N. Stallter G. Stanley J. Steckly I. Stewart L. Swam J. Taylor R. Thompson I is 'Y ? -w.-42 V . - Q, at .. '- , F--, L - -... 1 V .. f 'V vgfil, P ,, ' ar ' 'fx U . he Q N 'K .Q Aim D. Trowbridge D. Trosper D. Troup T. Voorde V. Wamer R. Zelasko .. 4 - '.. ' '- Q 1 79' ,JK mm F J J xXx f 3 -95' ' G7 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFIC ERS President ............ .... D ean Cook Vice President ..... .... N ila Cook Secretary ............. .... P atty Glace Treasurer ............... .... Da rlene Trowbridge Sergeant-at-arms ..... .... R ichard Deak The freshmen enrolled with anticipation, asperations, and in some cases dread .... striving to adapt to the new environment . . . . taking whatever was handed out by the upperclassman Qthose wonderful creatures the freshies will be--someday perhapsj . . . gaining confidence fnot too much--the sophomores--saw to that at the freshmen initiation and other miscellaneous times and placesy finding new friends .... looking forward to three more pleasant years. CLASS SPONSOR AGNES LUSE 1- Barrett alt, V D Cook J D1mos R Ellsworth H Gruver T v-IL R Lmton v' B Newland CLASS OF 1958 X1 N Beoraft S BeM111er S Berkey R Breden L Bumpus F Chppmger ,rl N Cook R Cook R Deak CD1efenbaugh R D1llon J D1ls Y C England B F1sher Gaugler R Juday R H9I'ShbeI'8-'el' N Johnson Kern rr:-f. 'Urs-. 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Y ' V f rv-. L s V, Don McKee George Price Mr. Don McKee came to Jimtown from Sidney to be head coach of a team that had lost eight of its first ten members by graduation. As usual a new coach has a difficult job because he must first learn to know the boys and then to try and teach his method of play. This means that generally it is a style of play new to the team. However, in spite of this the varsity came through the year winning eleven games and losing eight. Under Coach McKee the reserve team won nine and lost ten. Again this year Mr. George Price was coach of the freshman and sixth grade teams The freshman as eighth graders had not won a game but this year they had plenty of spirit and a willingness to work and learn. They came through winning two games and losing eleven. Mr. Price has coached the sixth grade boys two years in a row and won sixteen out of eighteen games. This was probably one of the best records ever made by the same group of boys in our school. Our athletic department was again fortunate in having student managers who were anxious to do their job well. Don, Carl, and Hugh deserve a great amount of credit for the work that they performed. Student Managers 51 ir Ng! .f 1 yt 'Nl ll 4 1642? f' VARSITY CHEER LEADERS t S - at Shout! Jimmies Shout! Beat 'eml You can see and hear this familiar cheer done by these cheerleaders at any game of the year. The pepsters include fleft to rightj Patsy Smith, Joyce Voorde, and Mary Clark. 9 'lp 34 . C A Q ' ' 'U ' 'V fb ' - 'Sr 'eg' 'vi' J le Front Row left to r1ght Student Mgrs Don C16SO1k3. and Carl D1efenbaugh Don England B111 Wh1senhunt B111 Bachtal student mgr Hugh Gruver Second Row Coach Don McKee Jxm I-Ieffner Jack Slmper R1chard Foster Roger Slmmons Doug Mears J1m Henkler and Paul Kauffman The Smoker Trophy was won by our basketball team once durmg the year Th1s trophy and we lost lt to M11lersburg JHS Br1stol Jefferson Concord M1ddlebury Wakarusa M1l1ersburg New Pans Greene Twp M1ddlebury BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 11 wins 8 losses N L1berty Wakarusa Br1stol M1ddlebury County 60 Jefferson M1llersburg Mad1SOH Concord La Paz New Paris Sect1ona.l71 This Page Sponsored by WALTER LUMBER COMPANY of Wakarusa. was won by defeating Jefferson on New Paris' floor. This trophy is a traveling 54 . ' 69 ' . QZQP' 62 46 48 55 ' 42 55 56 ' - 54 76 59 58 42 ' 48 - 55 52 ' 48 - 53 48 54 . 47 76 u 64 ' so 49 ' QW 5 XA. Qs ,,., AI' nn., .b FQ 3 .Y 9 3 4 , qw W- . Ji ,1,,'!l- L iw S15 P -Qw- -Q... 2 Ll A I a y 4 i h V Y . I BASKETBALL KING AND QUEEN V-'U' 5 X' QFrom left to rightj Paul Kauffmang Don Ciesiolkag Karen Cookg Threse Voordeg King Bill Whisenhuntg Queeng Carolyn Futrellg Janice Deakg Mary Nelsong Dick Thompsong and Larry Clark. Crown-bearersg Bobby Camp and Kathy Moyer. . A far T A f- J Y T' A 4.j'i 'sf 5 BASKETBALL CORUNA Tl0N To most people November 19 was Just an ordinary day But to many of the students at Jamestown High it meant the first coronation of a basketball king and queen This big event was sponsored by the senior speech class ard selection of the king and queen was done by voting by the student body Gathered in the school cafeteria the evening of the Mid dlebury game were the king and queen B111 Wh1senhunt and Carolyn Futrell and the attendants of her maJesty's court These included Karen Cook Mary Nelson, Janis Deak and Therese Voorde The k1ng's attendants were Paul Kauffman Don Clesolka, Larry Clark and D1ck Thomson The crown bearers were Kathy Moyer and Bobby Camp The coronation parade proceeded from the cafeteria to the center of the gym to the strains of music played by Dean Cook and Mr Boegli Coach Don McKee then placed the traditional crown silver upon the royal heads. Carolyn's queenly appearance, charming smile, and gracious personality made her the delight of her court and subjects as she reigned, serenly receiving their tribute. Thus ended the first coronation of a basketball king and queen at Jamestown High. ' I - R . A , J 4 Y J S Jil l .fl : V - f. . . ' i 1 ' 1 A x , ' V' i V, 'a ,Y fa 'V' rn' J L V ifqgn i,'1'f li li f ' ff' . u ' ' of Row 1: Student Manager H. Gruver, L. Hofferth, R. Neel R. S 'bb L St J. Foster, Student Manager C. Diefenba h y, qm , ' ewart ug . ROW 22 C0-1011 D011 McKee. J. swckly, C. Deak, L. Evans E. Lechlimer D Ceicolka, Student Manager. SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL J.H.S. 34 42 34 40 28 29 25 16 54 36 B ristol Jefferson Concord Middlebury Wakarusa Elkhart Millersburg New Paris Green Twp. Middleburg SCHEDULE OPP. J .H.S 24 31 27 27 49 35 31 29 30 43 25 34 29 38 41 28 36 40 24 North Liberty Wakarusa Bristol Concord QCo. Tourneyy Jefferson Millersubrg Madison Concord Lapaz 9 WINS 10 LOSSES OPP 31 19 41 48 46 32 37 37 . qt E. .,..., , - Mr Pr1ce Coach Gary Secor Robert Breden Larry Struble R1chard Deak Robert Steckly Allen R1okard Dean Cook Stanley BeM1ller Lowerll Bumpus make up the team B remen FRESH New Paris Nappanee 'Wakarusa Elkhart Rooesvelt Elkhart Central Concord MEN BASKETBALL TEAM They Elkhart North S1de Bremen Wakarusa 'Concord New Paris Elkhart Roosevelt Madisnn 29 28 24 19 18 30 20 19 35 27 40 34 39 Won 2 Lost 12 Row 1: Dick Foster, Don England, Bill Whisenhunt. Row 2: Jim Henkler, Paul Kauffman, Jack Simper, Roger Simmons. Our '54 track team finished the season undefeated last year by winning the county meet at Rice Field, Elkhart. Nappanee finished a close second. Other schools participating in the meet were Wakarusa, Concord, Middle- bury, Millersburg, and New Paris. Bob Hendershott was the J imtown track captain at the meet. Jack Simper set a new record in pole vault at 11' 3 3!4 . J imtown also made a good showing the Goshen Relays by placing third in the B bracket. I . UI ' -H Track Team WON WON WON JIMTOWN JIMTOWN JIMTOWN Millersburg Wakarusa New Carlisle to in 1 X' T-'ff . g. , ' 'W 411249 Z, Riffffl Janice Kern, Donna Squires, and Sandra-Pletcher FRESHM EN CHEERLEADERS The girls' basketball team played Wakarusa, Concord, and Madison, winning one and losing two. They also played Elkhart in volley ball game. On Thursday nights they had the various activities such as volley ball, basketball, and baseball. They had their business meetings at noon or activities period. Any high school girl is eligible. Points were given for being officers, working on committees, attending meetings, various activities, and special programs. Upon graduation if earned 400 points, they were awarded by getting sweaters. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 1954 55 Sports Our baseball team had its work cut out for It at the start of the school year After losmg s1x members of last year's champ1onsh1p team th1s year's team had a hot and cold season The record of f1ve w1ns and f1ve losses does not 1nd1cate the ab1l1ty of the team Jack S1mper, batting champ w1th an average of 423 per cent p1tched the f1rst no hltter of the season agamst Jefferson, 5 0 Then Paul Kauffman followed Jack's performance of pitching ab1l1ty w1th a perfect game no hits no runs and no errors, beating Bristol in the best game of the year team w1se 1 0 There will be five members graduating at the end of th1s year They are J1m Henk ler, Lynn G1l1 Bill Wh1senhunt Paul Kauffman, and Don England In order to make way for basketball the last game of the baseball season was forfe1ted The Jlmmies basketball team exper1enced the same type of a season as d1d the base ball team, a season of good games and poor games The record of 11 8 does not tell the kmd of ball om' team was capable of playing The vars1ty team lost elght of 1tS first ten members with Jack S1mper and Paul Kauffman the only returnmg lettermen Flrst year coach, Don McKee had a tough job to handle and he did lt except1onally well In tournament play our team d1dI1,t fa1r so well as has been the case w1th most J1m mxe teams They lost to M1ddlebury 1n the colmty tournament 60 56 and to New Par1s 1n the Elkhart Sectlonal, 71 49 The Jlmmles beat the M1ddleS twice dur1ng the regular season and they also beat the county champs after the county tournament showmg that they had a champ1onsh1p team 1f they could have played the1r best ball at tournament t1me Jack S1mper led the team m scormg w1th 297 Paul Kauffman was second Wlth 200 and Don England was third with 177 The Seniors this year are J1m Henkler Don England B111 Whisenhunt, and Paul year The first game of the season was played at Studebaker Park agamst arch r1val Con cord The Jimmies played a good ball game but couldn't out do the M1nutemen and lost by a score of 2 1 Kauffman was the losing p1tcher Determined to get back on the wmnmg trail the defendlng champs agam played at Studerbaker Park this time it was Millersburg Jack S1mper was the wmnmg p1tcher beating the Millers 7 2 Paul Kauffman pitched the next game Beating New Pa1rs at Studebaker Park 3 2 Both teams had five hits in the closely played game At Middlebury the Jimmies outh1t the Middies 11 8 but got beat 111 the v1tal column 7 9 Jack Simper had two hits, a double and triple Paul Kauffman was the losing p1tcher Jack S1mper pitched a no lut game agamst Jefferson at Rogers Park m Goshen and beat them 7 0 Paul Kauffman got two trlples to lead the teams h1tt1ng attack Paul Kauffman then pitched a perfect game agamst Br1stol beatlng them 1 0 Ken neth Arch1bald saved the perfect game by makmg a terr1f1c catch 111 left f1eld and then 1n the last of the seventh drove m the w1nnmg run The J1mm1es beat Wakarusa 7 4 m a game that saw plenty of Indlan p1tchers and walks Paul Kauffman was the winmng pitcher Gomg mto the play offs the J1mm1es lost to M1ddlebury 3 2 Jack S1mper was the losing pitcher The Concord team again crushed our J1mII1i6S 8 0 Paul Kauffman was the losing pitcher The last game of the season was forfeited to Millersburg m order to make way for basketball Paul Kauffman won three and lost three, walked 13 struck out 53, gave up 33 hlts Jack Simper walked 12, struck out 29 and game up only 5 h1ts D1ck Foster did a fme job of catching these two boys all season The J1mm1es opened the1r season of basketball by trouncmg Br1stol 61 46 on the1r home floor Jack Simper poured m 21 pomts that evening Then agam the J1mm1es 1 ' . ' , I Kauffman. The team will miss these boys, but will be lobking for a better season next were victor1ous at home beat1ng Jefferson by a 57-48 count Simper led again w1th 15 pomts The f1rst loss of the season was suffered at the hands of Concord by a score of 53-58 at Nappanee Don England was high with 22 points Then the Jimmies took the count of Mlddlebury by 59-54 and to take POSSGSSIOD of the Smoker Trophy Sim- per h1gh with 20 points The evening was also marked by the corwning of the first Basketball Klng and Queen of Jlmtown The Wakarusa Indians took the Smoker trophy away from the Jimmies by a score of 54-58 Simper and England tied, each with 12 points The J1mmies got back on the victory track by beating Millersburg on their home floor 64-55 Simper was h1gh man with 16 points Again on the road the Jimmies trolmced New Paris 67 53 Jack Simper was high again w1th 15 pomts Green Twp came over to our gym with a hungry look in their eyes and took the measure of our boys 1n the closest game of the year 46-47. Simper was h1ghest w1th 15 pomts The J1mm1es met the Mxddies for the second time and sunk them 66 50 on the1r floor S1mper w1th 21 pomts was agam our h1ghest scorer North L1berty wasn't a very good host they beat our boys 69-54 ln a game that found our boys rmssmg the hoop for the f1rst f1ve mmutes Then to start a new year off right the J1mm1es trounced Wakarusa 62-46 at home thus avengmg an earl1er loss to the IIld18.11S Simper scored highest again w1th 15 pomts The second meetmg w1th Br1stol didn't seem to help change the tune any The score read 55 42 111 favor of our J1mm1es Paul Kauffman was h1gh scorer with 16 pomts In the county tournament M1ddlebury proved that you can't beat a team three times champs Simper was agam h1gh point man with 16 pomts But again our boys were cold and lost the Smoker trophy to Millersburg 42 48 on our floor S1mper led the scormg with 17 points Our boys traveled to Madison and came back with a 52 48 victory 1n a game that saw the lead change hands often S1mper was again h1ghest scorer with 19 pomts Concord again took the measure of our boys th1s t1me by a 48 54 score in our home floor D1ck Foster came off the bench to score 14 points and lead the team 1n scormg In the f1nal game of the season our J1mm1es dlsplayed their ab1lity by comlng from behmd 8 pomts at half t1me to beat LaPaz 76 64 at home D1ck Foster again came off the bench and took scormg honor w1th 24 points In the Elkhart Sectional our boys just couldn't get started and were ehmmated by New Pans 71 49 Foster and England were h1gh scorers w1th 10 pomts each gzupnliiuu 6:6 J in one season by the turn of 56-60, thus defeating the hopes of our boys being county Q5 A 3 2.q!'i' W , 1 2 , ' , I fn Y AQ 9' gy N L 'Y i n 1 A 'IV NUI PROJEC Tl0N CLUB The boys' 4 H Club had a membership of 36 this past year, with Bradford McIntosh as leader and Lawrence Lechlitner as assistant leader. Mr. Roscoe Eby also assisted the club serving as pig project leader. There were 14 members enrolled in the pig project, 14 in dairy, 10 in rabbit, 6 in tractor maintenance 3 1n garden 2 each in shop, forestry and wildlife, and 1 in poultry The club meetings were held every other Thursday evening during the summer. Some of the club activities were as follows: a summer baseball team, a combined plcmc with the girls' 4 H club at Shipshewanna Lake, a demonstration in rescue and l1fesav1ng a demonstrat1on in horsemanship, judging work in dairy, pig, rabbit, poul- YS STITCH AND CHA TTER -H CLUB The girls 4-H club was divided into two groups with Mildred Christofeno as club leader. There were 90 members enrolled during the past year. Regular meetings were held during the summer, at which Mrs. Christofeno gave her assistance to the girls with their club projects. The club won its share of honors at the annual 4-H CLUB FAIR. JOLLY S0 8 SEW -H CLUB 5 SCH00l. PAPER STAFF This was the twenty-sixth year that the school paper has been published. Mr. McIntosh has sponsored the paper for the past 19 years. The paper came out every month and was edited. and produced by the advanced typing class. The purpose of the paper was to keep the student body and community well informed of the school events. Through the school work the advanced typing class learns to cut stencils, operate the rnimeograph, and write stories. Reporters, Proof Readers, Typists, Mimeograph Operators, are all necessary in producing Nancy Testo did the art work. a school paper. Here she is busy on the mimeoscope L L-' i .4 Q1 d1tors Kauffman and Futrell work on the dummy Wr1t1ng the class hlstory creates some problems Jlm Dorothy and Mary Ann yearbook copy Joyce and Patsy ass1st 111 the lay out work YEARBOOK STA FF The work of makmg the yearbook requlres many long hours and the cooperatlon of many people The p1cture below shows mots of the semors who made a oontr1but1on 1n the product1on of the 55 book r .p ' N Aa f . 5. ' JV. x W A -J riffs X A E ni 5 2 'E qA Q 5 , x ,, it Row 1: Vivian Slemmons, Karen Cook, Mary Clark, Dorothy Kring, Betty Forrest, Carolyn Futrell, Row 2: Bill Barlow, Verlee Slemmons, Mary Nelson, Patsy Smith, Joyce Voorde. Row 3: Wayne Cook, Director, Bill Whisenhunt, jim Henlder, Dick Bailey, Larry Longbrake, and Don England, Absent when the picture was taken: Danny Secor, THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY WE WERE YOUNG THAT YEAR The Senior Class presented We Were Young That Year for their class play April 1 and 2. Mr. Cook directed the play and Mrs. Christofeno, Miss Smith, and Mrs. Luse had charge of make-up. The story of the play was as follows: What happened to Nancy Werlee Slemmonsy and Andy lPaul Kauffmanj ? Most people would say it was just an ordinary thing. Something that happens to all of us--the first time we fall in love. Nancy said When it happens to you, it seems different. That's what you saw, all the little things that happened which are so important--like wondering if he'll call again--wondering what will happen on the first date-our song--the smell of popcorn--his hand holding yours at the movies--all those wonderful moments that change your whole life. She spoke directly to the audience and the scenes materialized as she described them. In her life that year were Prudy Wivian SJ and Steve fDon Englandy who were engagedg Jo QDick Baileyj, Ernie 1Bill Whisenhuntl, and Betsy fBetty Forrestj, three comics with a joke bookg understanding Aunt Sally fMary Clarkjg a space-crazy younger brother QPatsy Smithyg and of course--Andy. Row 1: Janis Deak, Margaret Clark, Dixie Korth, Anna Young, Loretta Gruver, Carolyn Mikel, Nancy Suckolics, Eleanor Lese. Row 2: Kenneth Eakins, Mary Davis, Nancy Anglemyer, Carol Clark, Michaleen Summers, Gloria Iuliano, Donald Ciesolka, Dick Foster, Mr. Arthur Kneep, Director. Row 3: Douglas Mears, Roger Simmons, Jerry Neely, Marilyn Judy, Janice Cook, Ann Diefenbaugh, Larnie Carrico, jim Heffner, THE .lUNl0R CLASS PRESENTS TA TTl.ETAl.E The junior class presented Tatt1eta1e for their class play on October 30-31 Margaret Clark had the lead as Patty, the tattletale. Also in the play were Mrs. Blaine fG1oria Iulianoj, Mr. Blaine fRoger Simmonsj, Isabel QMichaleen Sum- mersj, Artie QDixie Korthj, Ida May QJanice Deaky, Tod QDon Ciesolkaj, Paul Cummings QJim Heffnerj, Mr. Nixon QDick Fosterj, Mrs. Nixon qJanice Cooky, Miss Wiggam fEleanor Lesej, Walt Kennedy Gerry Neeleyy, Loucella QLoretta Gruverj, Monica 1Nancy Sukolicsj, Barney tKenny Eakinsj, Mr. Whittaker QLarnie Carricoy, Mr. Bixley QDoug Mearsy, Mrs. Lorimer 1Carol Judyj, Hetty Heaton fMari1yn Judyy, and Quiz fAnne Diefenbaughy. This p1ay's setting was a small town of Fairview. Act one took place in the Blaine living room about 8 p.m. on Thursday. Act two: The same as the first with the action taking place about 4 p.m. on Friday. Act three: The same as the second with again the time changing to 9:30 on Saturday morning. Mr. Arthur Knepp directed the play and Mrs. Christofeno had charge of the make-up. I sail X, ' HHN Mildred Christofeno is in charge of the Mrs. Robert BeMiller, Mrs. Robert Molebash, and Cafeteria Paul Deifenbaugh are our cooks. It's time to eat! Watch out for the stampede! Here come the student for dinner, and they are really hungry. This is the time when one of those good meals Mrs. Christofeno plans is really appreciated. Every day in our modern equipped kitchen, our cooks prepare a well-balanced meal for several hundred pupils. This year, the sophomore boys and girls have alternated, and have done a magnifi- cent job at serving all of these pupils. We feel that our cafeteria and the people who work in it play a very important part in our total school program. AT WDRK IN OUR MODERN CAFETERIA KITCHEN l The school custodians keep the school running smoothly. Mr Hardy Gruver and Mr. Harvey Wenger are in charge of janitor work in the high school and up- per four grades. Mr. Robert Bemiller is in charge of the elementary building. The bus driver take us to school and brings us home after school day. They have a very fine safety re- cord for their good job we thank them. JANITORS AND BUS DRIV ,1 fm. V M T .4 V, P lr , 5 T 4 wx X . 'Tk 'D fx 'Q' 4 3' 'XA W'f Msv .Q x E Qi K ffm 1 ui, I1 li VXELD , ff K K ff L- , X X x 0WJb 'f4JfC X . 32, A V' , -4 '-Ex :Q 5 , . .f x V o 'V ELDON WELDY B. S. .. wc. .X 5. , f S. Arnold So. -1 ' 2 Y ff' ' I. Clem 5' :Sly ,,'.1, W- G. Gentzhom I Q, t sv C? S B. Kauffman , ., ,Q . 5 -1 efba I. Magyar ,W .- H L. Barlow fa -.Q Q., '. 7,2 ,,, of ...Q. , R. Dimos . A - ' -sf G. George ,a-1' JCM 4' 7 D. Keys 7 Y I. Mann LLOYD HESS, B.S. MAYNARD WEAVER A B EIGH TH GRADE x K, Q 1, D A Y A. Bemiller N. . ,us wr- lair? 4 .'p sl? B. Grossman .20-If '- 1- ,,,a .., T. King ,4 'gif D fi' 1. Mann 1.11. !'1 ' r v,. 5 x, .' . j 1 D. Bice R. Burns A. Burwell , obo. s J. Ellsworth W. Fawley P. Funkhouser My s A. Leslie D Leshe JU srv lffl -1'a'i:'xiE' D. Hixon :- I .15-fu 9 Mmm. H I B- 5 5 -l V. 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QQJN-ff 9' 55 W 'T X fx J Troup S Trowbmdge F Voorde J Waldron M Warr1ck K W1lly T Woodward Absent R Campbell J Haley H Arnold M Dennis G I 4 Z- I I ' v ' cz J Q- ' - ' W' .T-i 'l . 'F 8 -by. Knit A , G H 5 S C X , X E 1.51: :FRN fix- ,,:,, I X W . e.'2-t?'iY'i'l3' '. lff5 aff-F f- 7 X 1 x K. A x R 2 5 up o '. '- .' V- 'N 3 54 6. ' as my hx' 4' ' M .54 np -2- J .:. K Y fi .m , ' xl - V , f - 'H ... , A K, 1'-P Q., , - -, ' . I 4, 4 fe' 5, ' . - V f, H an - g Nr! ai: Q af: Q . 4. ,hksiz was V H 1 'R Jw lffp., '-X 1. . ' l W, 1- . -1-559-'iE2i 1'l ld- J ' . ' . ' M, ' J. . , , on '- 3 -' -E' u ' 4 I :J ' x A H, , 4 J' 5 ff ' ' 3 v -31 LI HS' ., A Vh'J9, . w J- V Ng, 'ff ,A , 1-ff f '- .S Alf? f..,p A f . f .J ' if H Y il . . ' J. S. . . f. . , ,Ig x J' ,C--,A L. if jj Q . .L xv ,A W f Ng x V We f -lf: f ,. .A Q .ff if W . Q . A J A '?'. 'S . R SL! ' S 0 gt L' . . .r , .. ,, m V :N ' JL QQ I - s sf I S H S S we W 'Eff R. n , . ' 5' J V l XV ' - 1 ,' M J 4 fir J I J S V 1. . kj M K ajax! R I J, ' A, '.4lff-'f:':fif'.'-7, f ' ,, .' 1 73212 in-iw, : . , . , . , . . E 'fl' Row 1 Terry TaY10l' Al BeM1l1er, john Magyar, Wllburn Taylor, Ph11 Funkhouser, Ronald Dlmos EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM A W'-'A' Left to Right: Rita Cook, Bernice Kring, and Jane Mann No small amount of credit should be given to these cheerleaders. Their pep and good sportsmanship in which they have led yells for the cheering section has been a credit to the junior high. .lUNl0R HIGH CHEERLEADERS EIGHTH GRADE SCHEDULE J .H.S. OPP. 20 Concord 43 23 Middlebury 38 17 Nappanee 35 17 Moran 22 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE SCHEDULE J .H.S. OPP. 23 New Paris 33 19 Model 16 31 Wakarusa 18 31 Elkhart Central 43 29 Wakarusa 30 20 North Side 21 39 New Paris 22 38 Concord 24 COUNTY TOURNEY 27 37 SEVENTH GRADE SCHEDULE J .H.S. OPP 21 Concord 32 13 Middlebury 20 18 Nappanee 21 22 Moran 18 I 1 ' l ' fm M M nk A if 212221 35 if 4 wr M '52- 2? X, H, Q4 W gg - W. .-Q,'ff's,. .x. ' . ? X41 -1. 1 'A I I g V 'fix X 4 -Y ,h A .4 . 4-M' in Q 9:41 wit ' ln , wanuyx.. vi fwuntmu., -. xvnr-uQ,,,-'q,, 0 I s Q1 ' l ' ,.' - 0 Q 'J , flail- f Q. an ' fl 'M J. ,A 1. ' X ,, bfi W ' w g7f'A K, AMEX, ,H 'ff,2fi f W . wif f sg' 41' 1 . 1- In . - A ' .rv M ft I ,U ' -... . ,Atv I Q .11 .Hi-:Mg-, ,- V Q- 'R a F 0' Sv SJ 2 5 lx 'fe ' V A' ' fi 3' 9' I X .A 5 I . it - ,-1. -:L - 7 53.2 ' 'Y' Q. 4x- ,ffm , F X X ...7 fmx ,sf 8 I Q lv' .V,7 . I N :L-5 Y R.. ' 'Z x ' ' if' x, 'P K J .ll HW 4 ' 0 S ai' 'X Fa.:-Sh X' i ' C , , 1 R. Helenburg P. I-Iendershott M. Holcomb S. Hoover R. Hunsberger K. Hunt P, Johnson B, jones as e x ' A D A V sl D Q t ' 2' sf Q is I n 4- ' '45 ' 'Z' 1- ,L s I I Q 'Y f' 'vxlr :' A , K -- 1 .Z .A M' A li R T A A., X i N S . -LX 1 H Z 'L 77 lbw! . , , 'A B. jones D. Klein R. Kilian M. Lam: M. Magyar V. Mathew D. McIntosh B. Mikel fa , ' A pf ,,. J We q- '. m - .. f -sg --4 '- - ' D- - - 3 ,M 'f' L1 X X -It ' .24 B ' ' v 'Q-zgflfit-. , F , - P Lx of xl af- T ' - W 4 sl Q- - i R. Miller W. Molebash C. Morgan T. Mort T. Mort S. Motts D.Nichols I. Norwood N. 5 . ..' K x '- J Q -l s - v 1... Q 2: - r ,, 4 , 6. mg 1-fl ,ti + ' - 4 K . S , M 'tr r' X7 '1 1 ' S-xx , J' 3' '. ' M A xy'- xQ me - xi, pf - . -I I -iff 5 L4 . 'f R' D- Ollver T. Papa D. Pappas S, Pappas S. Pickels J. Pontius C. Ramsy D. Richer gf fi .. ' X V 'ax , I N' Q' is ' H ' 645, 796' -ef - - , A 85 A ' 91 Q -W - l, ss- A S 9 ,T I -T1 S- 'l Xu ' ,WI A 5 Y - A , J . s ff? N x Q' Q ' , l . , 7 . , K X an ' ,Q v 1 - ' H ' T fu sl. g . R - . lk ' .JK ZxS.'a3h4 ?Z-:.Q'r.? K . 'Y if 1 I.. Reley R, Scalf J. Schumacher A. Spencer R, Squires R. Squires D. Stickel L Stickel Sl .Ne , . I , . w . l ' -- 1 . If vu 1 Y ' - . Q. . 'N .,, M ,jr 5' Q I 'v . , 3 'lm K X, Q ,TVD-7 - 4 .. - 1 , 2 'gr 5 ' l' v- , - ' :sigh , K - .A S. Stouder D. Stover D. Stover B. Swartz E. Taylor R, Tinsley R. Trosper M, V001-de F ,A T. ' 5' r lj, N 3 'U' 6 x ,. - Q 6, S 5 ti: We 5 U: .V .K Nl: I T3 I 3 fl T, V R w 1 A 'tx if rw T in 6.5.79-15 H Q x S G nv fi L watson R. Wenger J. White H, wiuard L. Wmlham S. Wmnmgham M. W1se R. W1se Z SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL J. Fawley, M. Voorde, D. Bemiller The sixth grade basketball team had a very good season the past two years. In two regular S99-SOUS they have W011 14 and lost 2. This year they completed their schedule with 7 wins and 3 losses. Mr. George Price has coached the team during the two seasons. SCHEDULE Nappanee Concord West Side Nappanee 'Wakarusa Concord 'West Side TOURNAMENT Model ----- 23-12 'Mi11ersburg-27 -40 'Denotes losses Row 1: J. Becker, J. Fawley, J. Diefenbaugh, R. Squires, L. Cook, P. Clark Row 2: Mr. Price, Coach, R. Tinsley, R. Wenger, R. Squires, D. McIntosh, E. Eash, P. Hendershott, B. Jones FIFTH GRADE i k WILMA CULP B. S. M Q Dm Q s o - R fi 1- f ' J. 'rl 5 Q 639 ff ,f , . B if--v' f . A VR . 'K , V B ' thx , r . ff- ? - a Il hh .'b-',f D. Anglemyes' B. Balfour R. Balfour L. Barfell G, Baugher B, Beck ,.. nf ,C N . V C ,R my - sn-. R F M1 4, Q ' R 'D' ff- f M 9 C A - - ' . 'V f -J t - ' ' I R- . 4 R. Belliare R. Berg D. Bice D. Bice F. Billger R. Bingaman I X .,, Xt . I y - , k -'.. - YQ. Q 5- .. , ' I I ,I 1 ,,. ,. Aw , QM.: -1 may jj N2-I, - Y Ns ' N - ,wg s , Q lv: 6 i . N Sa., . . ...fl '-X X, , - 5 3 , H' V. ' A 1 s A. A P- Campbell T. Clark C. Clem I. Clipp D. Cook G. Cook si-. N ' , R 1- R 1 -Q A' Q S 0 . gif' .I 'Q Qfv 5. . ' ww- 2 J' . J' tw, 15 ' . ' xx VTX V ' N X . E X. '- 3. If ' B. Deak E. Deisinger C. Dettweiller G. Eash. K. Eby F. England f .J Q.. 6' FAYE SWIHART B. S. M G- r 3 fi.-s ' Q1 A s- gx . .-.- 3 R. Becraft R. BeMi11e 6-A L 7' of ,., n . 0 1 as I 4 C. Browing R. Brubak1 Q. J. Cook Q 4 S. Fales TN '- 1-nv' vslx Followell J Foster B, Frye Frye George 5 4... . T Heffner Hzxon R Holcomb MX 'Q-J uk 1,3 5 I P Loy Magyar Mathews -J X Mlkel Moore oore N.. ' ' Sf V Nolon K, Owens A. pappas X .. S- L Stxckel J Stouder Summers ifx 1 m 5.9 mmm H01 deread J Hollar ig-1 B Mason M. Mays 1 LH KRT 1 L Golden Haslert C Heffner A. Izzo T Kauffman Lape if fv- 0:-v qt' McCoy McCreary C Mercer .4f J Motts Q Neddeau N Newcomer U Ngman Nlcbols xml Putsey Reed Re1chard R Rlley Shaffer .H- P is' ve, 1-v T Sutton Swartz Taylor Tmsley I. Ton-ence Q.. 4 j Troup C Va11 L Weaver J Wenger R Wllburn H. Wxlley R. Wmmngham 6- x' - so JY fy K . F 5 V 5 i ,L - V :FN at - I L ,V A C 1 4 R C f T' T' xg. 2 -T - Ll W' '.l lil X X K T43 515- C. . G. B. . B, . M gg, ,. , Z SN.. . find ,f X -rlsgtg p Q 5 Q 'sis-'gy i,g' . V V fi V1 fl- ' J V ' s V T in 3 4 ', 'ri 5 VA 'NJ' 3 1 :fu Y . - ' 1 . K . . S. ' . R. . . L. NS X . Q .4 A' E ' L-.L .. Q' V- . . M 'ri ' 'of Q T -. ,J , T' Q,-.T of 'T' fi 4' I .gb '. A ' I I O- ' ': ., I ' 5- '. A T, S it ' H ' rf K' x?l i'i:e EZ. X ' xl hr I J. S. V o J. Je u I on gr. ' . 'fn ' fx 1' TT 8 7 g.,i. 5.5 fs.. 1,6 as 'A Q A.. Dh- ,, .' K 'e T , C Y QC-' 'T N, l ' A I ' of , ' It - ' ,, it 4 I - . fa ' E0 A- 1 S, M . C. 110 N. 'u,, rj. 17. , 4 A , I' V E , S x in ' . V 8 In , MA' Q Q ' f' 3 4 .Q Q ht sv n .f - ' .,f,, o Q' 1 -- -A ' 7 X 024 VV 'N T Q ' 4 .,.- - r -A -L, M M mu 5,31 T' ' . 1u M e T. J. S. ' . ' R. Y , QA , V 5 5-T, - rr' , x 'bfi 5 5, , W f ' ' xt xii J I 'Mtg --- V 4- .1 W N' fa' T if .x SUT ' . M. . C. R. T. ' 4 Ti 5 9 Q- ' L' i . 6. D ,, . .D '. 8' f' . V ' Ji tl 5 5 C4 ' f, 2 Q ' y x A - 2 M ,R 1 T M e.r.,f-We , 3 . .. X-.2 FIFTH GRADE BASKETBALL lst Row: G. Cook, Wilburn, J. Cook, Foster, England, Fawley. 2nd Row: Mr. Rogers, Summers, Trylor, Berg, Heffner, Eby FIFTH AND SIXTH BASEBALL lst Row: Squires, Foster, Cook, Fawley 2nd Row: G. Cook, L Cook, Becker, Wenger, Tinsley 3rd Row: Diefenbaugh, Mclntosh, Hen- dershott, Squires, Berg, Mr. Rogers, Eby FIFTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Kay Owens, Beth Deak, Linda Lape. FOURTH ..- Anglemyer Campbell -f, It gl' VTX- ,fl if.-o JJ, B. Ganger Kauffman GRADE 2 MILDRED VANETTE 1' ' A .W I' Ax 2. - 1 ' .'-' -7'-xy 1 e - '1 4. , L -.J ,.. g f vw! Nl r - or eree . 533. - , ' gg Sr 1, ' of 11132165 .ziisziiidf fi . D. Balford W. Becker, T. BeCraft J. Bradley I. Bralick . K Y Q , ' 'I 'JJ iq, . 'lid .ali N 1: I ' YK f 1 , 1?i!'A'317Q Q e - ee 4 f rw iftzf ZW 1, ' , ,f J. Chaffee R. Davis R. Deisinger P. Dimos S, Dobbins v , S KA N L W, r WK, 'r 'JHU DN le: Q- f . , ,AIR-4. in . .Q-A.. J, D. George G. Golden N. Gruver J. Henderghot E. Holsomback Aa. , wr' .. 5.54 BERNICE WELLER 1 a -..Q Q 1 Q..- 1 5, , ,I . F 0 ,- R 'YI I N dfml... R. Brewer L, Campbell - x x ,.. ,- 4 1 ' '. N 4.2: 1. , a 'T' f, , f..1??ft,X1s,.'. fi- I. Edwards E. Eggleston el, N ,ff N I Q ,f x,1 x fs ' I S. Hoover, L Inman :V mv wir 151 ,35 4, I U D Kilian R Longbrake I. Loucks 5 McC0ige B, Mccoy R, Mccuife R, Mine, 'Yo' R Moore S Neely B N9WC0me1' R Nolan Norwood D Olmstead J Ramsey aux ws gi-6 1+ r,.,.J A NN 4 in I Saxlor Sams I. Sams N Sams R. Sams E Sandrock T Secor Ol' ' Am E Smlth J StaI1f0rd D Stealy J Taylor B Uland Uland D Voorde ..--4 R :L A 1 W2-fren Wenger D W1u13ITlS T Wxse L. Yoder 41,3 Q 'di I Q, J I Q YS- Q Re1chard Smead S Waldron MK' . ' Q l -- -D . . -.- .- ,. ,Q ,-.- D Q MV Vt A JL.. -A Rf - , Q 44 I il- Q K' l M if rel A4 I Q ,-ffm' ,I n ll , rllggfsgl -. 5 N -Fw ' H 'W . ' ' ' 1 .,. E51 U ' f '- ' F -J M . . I '1l V-,e, . If Ng. , ,E . , . . . W. . - N- ' , V X Q W , H , 1 fi-WR , Q . ,,z -, ,.- -. -Ng Q-.J lo 'E - ' - ' ' ' ,Ii 1 . ' D. . . . 5. Cv . - -aa - - - - S 22 cy , - - - t ,. 'sl ? 4 , , ,,,, me, ,, .. W D e . ,Q--'v MK -. U . . . I I Sh I I ,AN 1X B Q sn . lf Va ry, -4+ -J, ,'- N -- M A Zi -, W .. do lil ,g W- f 4 A- fm fa .Q225322222222222224.1944-Sf . -M . R- R. . ' ' . ' .,- A - v ,RW nz-,'mg.,. ' NX y ff 'Q - '- 0 0 'x M x THIRD GRADE MARIE MILLER, B. S. CAROLYN HAMILTON , A., f fs I, , Q' I. - W I K , , W II - ,, .hz ...fu .I kV,, ag. 3 0-5 sf! .:' J I .. f fs - ' . V V I I LI, M I . I. .X I I IIIIFC' A I, - Ax EI 1 '. ,- . ' Ii ' Q G. Baugher T. Battler G. Bemiller C. Bilger B. Boardley D. Boardley I.. Balster C. Breden II,AI im I N 'I , ,Q v vw- .,f' ?'vi4g- , I Q . ' ' I I .... f-:Ji Ii ' H I H' M, A I . I ST If I I K Y 1. I W X 4. 'Xi .- 'A ' 5? Q 1 1 I - r In H Je IIIIIIAXIN? f . 4e:LLr:af' I 9' II I. Brennemen H. Bums B. Carithers B. Chaffee J. Colpetzer I., Come , C' K -r 1 V- XI ' I V'-'I '4 U L. IL. r ...I -- . , -nv I X - 'I sfl, X J -- 5 N , I I I S, by I Hg. I -., Al' V VLI t VV ... , :NE 5 'I 4 it ,I II I I -2' 5 I , 1 :Alma D' :FK I I I T. Davis E. Dobrodt S, Edwards D. Freel V. Gentzhom C, Grafton 1 Q Q - - 5, 5 A S! .A , ' 7 . Q 5 I , -. I . , -, N 549 ,S ' h -J I ., , v- . I v- L 8 I ixv . f ' - P, .ef N A f ' XI . - . L . .. f' 5 I INI1-xx-f D. Hartman Diana Henderson I. Holcomb R. Holdren R. Hoover G. Ino 5 R07 bl' G. Crouch T. Davis I 1 K I-. A iv . ... T V n Im'f 'Is I. Grossman C. Hamlin 0 1. ... ,Q -2 -T1 f-I -I' ' 'I u- X x A If Fx III P. Johnson S. Knight Carol Klein B. Igmons NY s-M McDame1s B Mlchaels 'TXS N ffm I Parsons L Papa x. all :Pkg Rowland R Runmon 3-. M. Scoane Testa R. Woodward 'GRN7 B. Lemons 'li B Mlkel 5 Putzey 'i B. Sanford D Tmsley N- f N M I4 I Mattern J Maxwell T Mays Leshe Mathews vin Tw- i'f.,f5 EfK D Motts Newcomer C Nxfong M11121' Molebash fr.a 'lv S Rexd G Robertson Rowe Ramsey R Reedy 'G Y f Sheaf G Squlre Stanford Stlckel Sutherhn wr M. Trowbndge J V211 C Walters C Warnck W1se IA- x 3. ' AX 'X f . 4 - ' , ,Y .Vx r was v' 77 -V 'QQ Q N z ' n I nw Z1 I 6. ,ui ,Q ' Q 1 lf ' ' .1 ' --'M . f', Q' ill- ' g.j 'Y R KJ J X C 'n :Aa t A. W Ls . ,. iff' ,ifonfg . R ' ' r f. ,., , - . 'f ' Sf PTI. 5544. P' I M0 n n A V .. 3 Q X M , -s - A f J- - -f.. , . -1 ,,, 'Hs' A fs.. ,, f, ., .. VX A I' R M A 'R V wv ' -A 'H I ' ' egg' W S S I ,,,. ' ' Y .. X' xg ' Q K, H, Q, ' :P Xa A ' 51' ' . I. ' . ' . ' K. ' D, , R. . ' , 'N N R1 R R, P R 2, s- . 1- I I K :WV 6. I., 5' V . 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As you look around knowing you're leaving these halls . . . and even though you know bigger and better things are to come, you--like me--realize you're leaving a part of yourself behind, and a feeling of sadness is ours. It's always difficult to leave something you love, and today that something is JHS. It's the love of a collection of simple little lovable experiences . . . the experiences of 12 years of our life. It will never be the same again. Time marches on and it is time for us to go. We have our memories . . . take them, cherish them, and with me always remember the days spent at JHS. Affectionately, Your Jimmie fl C Q' 1 a If Jmmf Jqlq' ' GAIK gwcoennvu PLEASE V . - , ,- ,f -0- - , C ,q 1 I J 1 ff TQ -4147 4 4 , Qv- - 6 CS mm I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 B UGO GARDEN NUR ERIES R R 3 Elkhart A QUALITY Nursery Stock and Landscopung PDR QNNIALS DVERGREENS BULBS FERT ILIZER GRASS SELD Authorized Agent for Famous Shrubs and Trees Owners CLARK M E CLARK FRIENDLY AND COURTEOUS SERVICE NO JOB TO LARUE AND NONE TO SMALL OUR AIM IS TO PLE1-on. ALL Phone O sceola 423 f f T '- -J , -- Stork Bros. and Luther Burbonk's c. . , , . . , PICKREll S FLORISTS, INC Wholesale Growers When You Pafromze Your Retail Florist Demand The Best Ask For PICKRELL S FLOWERS Sf. lr- Qi -:H eff: ji Q 'MN' ,X A Q Nu l V 'lg X. F 'L'-:. V -Ill if 2 J -fa K4 A L1 J. Qfwl, K o 3 STOP SHOP AND SAVE Elkhart Indiana Congratulations To The Class Of nineteen fifty five 'rr'-,..-4 74g FINESTXMIJLZIQ ,Dome gm for your money .f - I I SEE THESE AT CLARK TRAILER SALES 20 8.112 By-Pass Elkh art, Indiana SKYLlNE'S 41 FOOT PEN THOUS SEMEU I PHILCO TV We have our own servsce deparfmenf Avarlable lo servlce all sefs sold As wllh ex eri' service We have ANTEN P '1ff '1' P NAS BOOSTERS MAST ROTATORS INSULATORS LIGHTNING AR RESTORS Efc Semco Radro 8 Electrrc Co Elkhart Ind. I 3 - - - I I l always,,we will baclc up our merchandise , I I I I . I n I 0 O ' l I I ' C 1 - - HKH RI AUTH IIIMIRS ASSIIIIIAIIH BALI SERVICP INC Dodge Plymouth VERNON M BAII INC DeSoto Plvmouth Ch1vQIe1 PIX mouth CI-IATTEN MO'l OR SAI FS IINC F01 d ROX CULN ER MOTORS Inc Oldsmoh1le Cadlllac ENYART BA FTII4 S CHEVROLET Inc Fhevl olet KROEDER LINCOLN MERCURY Lmcoln Mercury Bu1ck W W LUSHER INC' Packald I A MIILER INC Pontlac NIBLOCK NASH SALES Inc Nash .4 V , J I. ! 4771, i ' xx BERGERON MOTOR CO.. Inc. LQCHMANDY f3U1CK SALE 1540 Qi 40.4 1955 ...J E-A GOOD PLACE TO WORK NORTHERN INDIANA BRASS CO. PLUM STREET U ELKHART, INDIANA I I O , .A.3,fQf, r I . , If I Q 7'QQ'Qf, NI - f2,gQ??'f'W a JVM 4 3 vs-...E-vg . n I3 na D I .1 .1--1-1 I I . I I I I I FRANGER GAS COMPANY NC I1 CTSCC On O Te ephone 2-2470 St SYO 530WB ,J sxf w l nd E kho Spec u U H Ho me ,Q 1 .X , .X , Q I if RM Q BEST wisr-:Es T0 THE cLAss OF H55 Q 1 R 'un 50101 A 00106511150 pls-ffuulgn CONE U HQ ART Mo r UEN 220 i Elk For Health s Sake Drink Milk For Goodness Sake Drink Wambaugh Milk WAMBAUGH SANITARY MILK COMPANY Q, ,Svlmvr SEIMER CLARK BATONS choice ofthe Champions' BAND INSTRUMENT A C C E S S O R I E S KKK IRLING BATONS PE RECORDE V M PHONOGRAPHS METRONOMAS PORTA DESKS mm mm Mm co III -an-utlvir' VISIT ELPACO'S STORE 300 W Franklyn Sf EIIcI1c1rfEIIcI'1orI Ind IM Ie Weston 33 - I O O O O C H. 8. A. Inc . Elkhart, Indiana C .- i's.- .i'A 'i---v.- f I,-- 'N wWA- k- - f V, , Y4'uF,---- ' . I, . an-av BHK!-36 W , E I 1 ffA1ff 1 1-af 7337 , ' , , . I KLEEN HEAT FUEL See Us About The New Hu man House Az Reasonable Pnces BURRELL LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY ST JOE VALLEY OIL COMPANY Phone Osceola Olichard 9 4463 Elkhart lndzana ROY S SUPER MARKET It Pays To Shop At Roys Fresh Country Kzlled Meats Une-half m11e east of Praxre St We Sell Wholesale 8: Retazl Road South on Cable Lune Road ff I I - I ' , I J. H. Henderson I I I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 55 Lxcellent Factlztzes For Banquets Dances and All Scfool Parttes HOTEL ELKHART For lxeservauons Call STOCK S INC For Fme Fashtons Formals A Spectaltty 507 South Mam Street Elkhart Inchana Complxments f C, S Keggerrels Supply lnc INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 81 EQUIPMENT Catermg OfflC6 3 5110 108 115 State Street Elkhart Indxana To bu11d a better future PAYING TAXES IS NOT ENOUGH! As a member of the 1955 graduatmg class you are to close the t1me when you w1ll lend your support to the cost of your government Paymg taxes IS part of the pr1ce of good c1t1zensh1p You'l1 want to pay that pr1ce And yet paymg taxes 1S not enough! IIld1V1dl1El.1S as well as busmesses have an obl1gat1on to a1d 1n the CIVIC and cultural development of the area 1n Wh1Ch they l1V6 and Wh1Ch they serve. The Elkhart Truth has served th1s area for more than 60 years It has encouraged the act1v1t1es of 1Il d1V1d!12.lS and organ1zat1ons contr1 but1ng to the progress of the com mumty Commumty leaders change Wlth success1ve generat1ons Your generat1on W111 prov1de the next leaders and they w1l1 be good leaders Yes to bu1ld a better future for us all, paymg taxes 1S not enough! Serve your commumty and you serve yourself! THE ELKHART TRUTH 1 nz 2 In I l I o 'T ,, v . Q . I 1. , , ' . 9 L Qi1u.-...Q-.f-.-v-Q-.-gf:-',:ff' , , ,W 0 L Q Q ' Q 1 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 7 Q Q - Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 7 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q IIKHHHIS IIHSI IIIIWN IHWN 2 19. S W M INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS 27 on the fnrst I000 5 In cash accounts I4- Ill 7I IH7 on sums over SIOOO ww I IX F 7 H 1 an E' r.1, Eng? 4..:::.ETf': . Nr Ihr' ' ,fn I I ' -fIIi JTII' - 5 .V A ' I 0 I S III ' In I 'I T ' . QI I I 2 I'I'I'f',J!!1 I C :E If I YI- onnve-an 5' ADDITION Z i ? 'p'!', H K I - ,E-2-ga?gsefs?2g21i:f4 I A ' - , O 00 O Q. cl 0 f- f 4 , fl I I . . , 'WI II -,-115, ll Illi 2 COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Elkhcut Indlana ff!! ALKA SELTZER The Internahonal Remedy For Relief Of Headache Colds Acid Indlgestlon Muscular Aches and Palns Made By MILES LABORATORIES INC Elkhart Indiana Congrcfulchons To The Compluments of Class of ELKHART WELDING AND BOILER WORKS INC 2132 South Mom Sfreef 221 S0 MCIII1 5? Phone 2 3969 Compliments of Elkhart lndlunu ELKHART PATTERN WORKS 717 W Becrdsley Phone-25090 SOUTH SIDE SUPER MARKET 9 000 Q11 Ft of Crocerzes and Meats qtore Hours 8 .JO to 9 P M fvery day fxcept qaturriay flosed 6 P TI' Not Upen Qnmfax s 1219 S 'dam Street Izlkhart In ' -'I Compllments of Your Elkhart Goshen Mllk Coun :cl YUU LL GI-T GOOD SINAPS DAX OR NIGHT g-H-ng? A. X af Browme Hawkeye Camera, Flash Model N adjustments to make you a1m and shoot for black and whute and color S6 95, mc Fed, Tax Flasholder, S4 ELKHART CAMERA CENTER 513 S Ham Street Elkhart, Indxana STAHLY S PRODUCE Huyers 0 Poultry and fggs Custom qlaughterznb and Curzng Specalzzmg Ln Fresh Heats We Um To Please Vakarusa Indxana Phone 72 Complnments of WAKAR USA MILLING C0 Gram Feed Seed oal Wakarusa Indiana I I I PP ' N , P- U t -- ,. .'1 ' I . t ' 1 .IV- - - vs . , ' f , Cl. I , ,,,, , A , H , , . , ' I P A ' HL' , r x fa.i1e,L1Qr:' f ' ' ' ' 1111+ . . . . . . f P , . ff . A ' F X X J ' x cc J - as E . X' gx , . r , , X A 3' I , In ' ' , ' f 1 1 1 9 ' ' . . O . ' . 0 J h I S Q . L ' Y' ' R S SUTUIA Portrarts Good Portraits Need Not be Expensive 206K South Mann Street Elkhart MAIN LUMBER AND PLYWO Elkhart Indlana Phone 32609 j Qt l DIXIE SANDWICH SHOP WE WANT Good Food COOK BROS DAIRY MILK Indlana COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS BUEBUCK and C0 Shop at S :us and Save PM 3 4910 ,uma 600 south and 225 North Mann OD 8I6 So Mann St Elkhart Indlana Elkhart Induana Phone 2 7I60 , ft II31E1,,, Lf Yes Sir! E II'I1 wrt ' 5 - - I l I lv--I mmmjluef , In Till! DEAK AND MORGAN COAL AND SUPPLY Co QU0fI7y Coals and Furnaces Elkhart Goshen PHONE 333 OSCEOLA 413 s Mum 120 s Mann Phone 35562 Phone CHICAGO TELEPHONE SUPPLY CORPORATION Speclolusfs an Preclslon Mass produchon of Varnable Reslstors Elkhart Indiana 312 Complimenis of Compliments of Fraternal Order of Police I .TQ Wm., ' 5, Chapter No 52 M RTI THE ROYAL FAMILY OF BAND INSTRUMENTS THE MARTIN BAND INSTRUMENT C0 ELKHART INDIANA Elkhart Indlana rmmr Xhrmg QRY r 6. , ew L X ne? All Types of FIXIUYES is SHMINI IIHIIIIIII CII, INC M1 1 1047 so Mm premier beauty salon Elkhalt Indlana Your Loveluness Is Our Business 50'-'fh00Sf COHIGY I9 and Mlshawako Rd Phone 21157 Telephone Elkhart 3 3123 Appointments Anytime l I K I 'r I S- I A Y' I , I . I W ,. . l A! f x A l . f I , ,T 'I L 4. . I I 3 'wr-Iso ' ' x J I ,- 4' . ' ' Q , Q ':-, it ' - if IZT. ss J' .,.-1 A if eI-lV A lg' I,r. rri- f A ' L . ll ' ' ll TIP TOP TIP TOP TIP TOP T P TOP DRIVE NN Three Points Elkhart TO TIP TOP P TOP Compl :ments THE ELKHART COUNTY FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION Elkhart Indiana Congratulatnons to Class of 55 BAILEY S GROCERY Groceries Moors Frozen Foods A Store Complete Full ot Good Thmgs to Eof 2415 West lndlana Avenue Elkhart Indiana Best Compliments To The Class of 55 FIRESTONE STORES Second and Jackson Elkhart Indiana I I Phone 2-7143 TIP P Tl ' of PAINTS Hardware Coleman Gas and Owl Aufomahc Heahng Fairbanks Morse Elecirlc Pumps Elecfrrc and Plumbing Supplies Coleman OIL HEATERS TURNOCK EQUIPMENT C0 1612 Wes? Le lngfon Avenue Elkh ri I dna a Smcelest Good Wlshes To the Students of BAUGO TOWNSHIP SCHOOL llohhms Manufacturmg Co Agrxcultural Sprayers and Dusters Elkhart Indlana M -Q I Y' A1 PAlIlSllNS CMHIRIA INC Across from Hotel Elkhart Elkhart Indlana RUSSELL THE COAL MAN The Home of Heat Satrsfact on QUALITY FIRST SERVICE ALWAYS Phon 2 0385 Elkhart Indlana I Q29 L- 'f - T ei ., I . I , Serving 11:00 A.M. to8 :OO P.M. a T n ' n GENE S Speed 8: Doll up Equlpment 3l7 East Sth Street Mlshawalca lndrana Speed 8. Custom doll up equlpment Phone 5-382I PONTIAC CARS MOBILE PRODUCTS DOL LAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN T BEAT A PONTIAC Mlshawaka Indiana NORTHERN INDIANA IRON WORKS INC Steel Fabrlcatung Steel Warehouse I720 South Umon Street Mushawaka Indiana Telephone 9 2494 PRICKETTS IGA FOODLINER 4001 L W E Low Prices Every Day Hours Dolly 9 O0 a.m to 9 00p m GILBERTS MISHAWAKA Where You Can Shop Wnth Confidence For Entlre Fam: ly Ready to Wear Shoes Draperys and Mens Work Clothes And Many Other Items Mlshowaka Indiana U. S. Tire cgi Battery Distributor Mislwwdkd. Indiana Compliments of ELKHART ICE CREAM COMPANY ICE REA Earl L Aders l40O Prunceton Phone 2 8402 ASSOCIATED TYPEWRITER CO III W Marlon St Elkhart Ind Addmg Machunes Royal Typewruters All Makes of Portables Rentals Sales Servnce Phone 2 5690 In Elkhart Slnce I930 LIBERTY GAS AND SERVICE COMPANY 6 C ll us Fxrst WE HAVE IT! 571 and Med R R 3 U s zo west Eva WW Elkhart lndlana Q Ant S Highest Pnces Paid for Cars 8a Trucks D131 3 2745 Phone Osceola 8I5l BEN S MOTOR MART 1201 E Indiana Av Elkh-H11 OK CAFE IO6 N Mann St Choice Foods Home Cooklrg Excellent Pies Phone 3-I366 OPEN DAILY FROM7 A M TO 8 P M AND ON SUNDAYS I . Q I 0 Q a ' - 4 Ben Sells For Leu 4 I 1 fha f I ' ' ' ' ' 7 Z' . . . . : v C ' U I I ' I 1 THE DUTDOUR FRUIT MARK ET Northern lndlanas Most Modern Market A complete lnne of fresh fruits and vegetables Wholesale Retael ALWAYS Hnghest Qualuty At Lowest Pruces L T CIP D C Wheeler Dual 4 0407 l635 Cassopolus St Elkhart Ind Compluments BAND CITY OIL C0 Callus for Fuel Ofl l503 Sterlmg Ave Dual 2 7207 Everett F Geerts John W Gerls GEERTS FLORAL SHOPPE AND GREENHOUSE Floral Desngnung for all Occasuons 7l9 Middlebury St Elkhart lnd Telephones 2 2646 or 3-O2ll OI' 3 3959 5... e IJTIU For ualzty Materzals 6 Prompt Delzuery Always Call 20l34 SHREINER PARMATER LUMBER C0 INC 305l Hammond Ave Elkhart Compluments of W E HUTSCHENREUTER r n Feed Store a d Mull 116 W Jackson Blvd Ph 25409 ELKHART IND Compluments of A DAVIDSON AND C0 INC l4tl1 and Wolff St Elkhart Indiana DOVELS D X SERVICE D X and Pennzoul Notor Onl Pennsylvanza Tures Your Patronage Apprecnated R M Dovel Propruetor 1' 1 1 1 . , - rr - . , . . l'p - - . ol f ' ' I ' IL, F . o u :1.:'gk35 i. I , VL ' . . . - ' 4---, Ma ti n ' 3 .I . . . . ., I D 0 MODERN ELECTRIC INC Electrlcal Construction and Maintenance ELKHART ELECTRIC RADIANT HEAT INC KDLULSLOH 0 Modern Electrzc Incj The Best In Modern Electrlc Radiant Home Heating Elkhart lndlana Con gratu latuons Sen I ors NORTHERN BOX COMPANY Elkhart lndlana Corrugated Shlpplng Boxes lt s Dellclous WRAYS FINE ICE CREAMS Elkhart Indiana SKYLINE COACH C0 INC Exceptional Pnce Finest Quality Throughout Adv ance Styling Your Cholce 86 Compllments of HEINNIES I743 Lusher Elkhart Indiana SHAW .IEWELERS 204 E lndlana Ave fAcross from Roosevelt Schoolj Dual 2 5734 Elkhart Indiana Whirlpool Norge 8- Gibson Appliances Bot L Gas Sales and Servlce FOSTER GAS 81 APPLIANCE II6 So Mann Street Phone 3-2002 John L Foster Elkhart lndlana 26'-2 ' -34'-4l' l20 E. High Street Phones--3-2006--2-l9lO Compliments of Manufacturers of Feeds for Poultry 8. Livestock New Pork Indiana MARTIN'S FEED MILLS, INC. The Finest In Mobile Homes DON S MOBILE HOME SALES Exclusive Schult Dealer NEW 8g USED Don Carter l7l0 So Mann St Dial 2 7056 Elkhart lndlana Compliments of Henry Smith Plumbing R R No 3 Elkhart Indiana TE? 5QQgQ5Qamwqy FOR ELKHART WELL DRESSED CI ILINTELE DIAL 3 1525 ELKHART XFast Courteuus Rout Servxce V Pick UP In DQIIVOFY DRESWELL D I Y 720 BOWER Phgne Osceola 8901 Compliments of S S KRESGE S Elkhart Ind-ww Compliments of ELKHART GRAVEL CORPORATION Elkhart Ready Mixed Concrete Indiana u EBU E ll C 1' , - e . I E STEVENS CAMERA SUPPLIES rlmrillje We specialize in Home Movie Equipment 3600 Souflr Main Elklrarf Indiana YLUIAI. IITISTIY rom Westview lloral lla Harolds Flowers Flowers by Wire Anywhere 3I6 South Maxn Sheet Phone 2 0987 Elkhart Indiana F0111 Olllfl all ruconrmmreu IQO4 ENGINEERS IRICTORS WAREHOUSE STEEL STRUCTURAL STEEL 'T' .IL fu. Hon: 2 8155 fglklarl, vfulsana llll Slll IIN Elkhart s Largesf Store or Men and Boys 324 Souih Marn St Elkhart lnclrana MID WESTERN RUBBER PRODUCTS For Everything Made of Rubber Dunlap lndrana Compliments ol MODERN STOVES C0 110 S Maln St Elkhart Indiana Compliments oi EDS APPLIANCE STORE 522 S Main EIkIlal't Indlana BORNEMAN 8: SONS I HARDW f '7 I Years oi Hardware Elkhart Indiana 0 G am! f UZ I ' . EB llll I Compliments of Ill - ' F E, 1 I ' ARE Home of Footrest Shoes SWANSON SLIPPER SHOP l30 W Marlon St Elkhart JOLLIE TOT TEEN SHOP WGIKQFUSCI lndlqnq Compl :ments of VANS .IEWELERS One block So of the Mann St Crossing For Jewelry you will wear with prlde let VANS JEWELERS be your guide Elkhart lncllana Complnments of DEW DRIVE IN 737 So Mann Elkhart BETTER GAS FOR LESS COLONIAL OIL COMPANY 812 So Mann Ell4l'10l'f KLUTH GARDEN SUPPLY Garden Tractors Lawn Mowers Garden Tools Water Pumps Fred W Kluth Owner Home Ph 2 3l7l Office Ph 2 3041 2900 Pralrle St Elkhart IKE S MARVEL OIL Wzllzam D Ickes Prop Gas Oll Motor Tune Up Wash Grease Phone 2 9265 7I3 So Mann Elkhart lndlana WI-IEATLEY S INC Elkhart s Modern Stationers Store Self Service School Supplles Stationery Gifts Elkhart lndlana Compliments ot BUESHER S Elkhart lndlana HOLLAND FU RNACE COMPANY World s Largest Installers of Home Heating and Air Condltlonlng Systems 24 hr Service On All Makes of Furnaces Coal Oll Gas I09 W Lexungton Elkhart Phone 2 9904 Nite Phone 2 0850 S Phone 3-3715 320 So. Main Congratulations Class of 55 ELKHART MODEL FINANCE COMPANY Money Ilhen You 'Need Iz 425 So Mann Street Elkhart Indiana Compliments of KROGER STORE lwe Better or I ess 418 N Mom Elkhart GIRARD PERREGAUX Fine Watches Slnce I79I SYKES JEWELERS 10280 Mann Elkhart Indiana Westinghouse Crosley TV Setchell Carlson Bendix Laundry TORG S TV INC 2830 W Franklm St Elkhart Indiana L E Warfel W L Clem DR H C HIGGASON DR STAN WARNER Optomertrlsts Telephone 2 4497 4I4 S Mann Elkhart Indiana MODERNETTE BEAUTY SHOP Body Slenderlzmg Saloon Phone 3 2890 IIO E Franklin Street Elkhart Everything In Drugs JENNER DRUG STORE Mann 8. Lesungton Elkhart Indiana BYLER S O K RUBBER WELDERS Recapplng Repairing Truelng and Balancing EII4I'lClrI' Indlqnq Compliments of DOYLES GROCERY 8. MARKET TASTEE FREEZ DRIVE IN U S 20 81 County Ime VICK S BARBER SHOP Come m and .see us we need the money 1208 West Franklan Street ELKHART FLORAL CO House of Flowers Corsages and Weddings We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Day or flzght Phone 2 1584 209 N MOIH Elkhart Indiana ' . . Plmemg COMPLIMENTS OF IETIIIL PUBLISHING COMPANY THE HOUSE OF GOOD BOOKS Phone 4-0900 South Mann Elkhart GEO HOECKELE SUPPLIES Seruzce Statzon Equrpment and Accessorles 132 134 East Franklzn Sl In Elkhart Phon' 2 0897 lndnana GARBER AUTO SALES QUALITY USED CARS North Mann Best Deal zn Town Elkhart Ind Phone Offlce 3 3690 Resndence 3-2014 Compliments of FAVORITE BARBER SHOP 'II2 E Franklnn St Elkhart lndlana Everytbzng zn Muslc TEMPLIN S Phone 2-2897 Elkhart Indiana KELLY S GROCERY Qualnty GOC8flGS and Meats woo So sn-Ong TRAVELMASTER COACH CORPORATION The Coach of Dlstlnctlon I214 Nappanee St Elkhart lndlana Complzments of WADES FLORISTS 118 S Second Elkh Phone 3 0003 art n B E R M A N S Sportzng Goods Elkhart, Indiana Sport Speczalzsts New and Rebullt Band Instruments on Rental P an Klmball Planos BLESSING S MUSICIAN SUPPLY 8. REPAIR lO3O So Mann St Elkhart lndrana WARNER S SINCLAIR SERVICE M Warner Prop Phone 3 1005 929 S Mann St Elkhart Indiana ELKHART PAINT 8. WALLPAPER CO 310 So Mann Street Elkhart Indlana Artists Supplues Pictures NC 1 I 7 1 H I 322 . ' IBIS ' , d. . I I - ,I d I I 123 s. Main sf. H , . P M I Su 2 . . o : O P.M. I . l . . I C. . , . ' ' .I . ' LESHER S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Foods ours700AM to800 r1days1IO0AM r 30 P1Jorze29I42 MARTIN STORES For Dad and Lad Smce 1884 605 So Mann St Phone 2-2405 Elkhart Ind The Boy Scout Store Elkhart LAUNDERETTE Washmg 8. Drymg 116 East Jackson Elkhart lndlana Compliments of THE FABRIC MART Phone 2 1537 206 South Maln Street Indlana Elkhart ELKIAIT COUNTY ABSTRACT C0 R C Young ABSTRACTS TITLE INSURANCE 420 S Second Street Phone 25897 Elkhart lndlana SMITIS DRUG STD!! Ira J Smrth PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST South Mam Street at St Joe Ellrhart lnlllana KNOX AUTO ELECTRIC Speclalrzed Servrce 111 E Lexmgton Ave Phone 25406 Elkhart n MILLER STEEL AND SUPPLY CO INC 920 Plum Street Elkhart lncllana DR J C EARHART OPTOMETRIST 201 Slmonton Burldrng 328 If2 So Mam Street Elkhart lnd Offuce Phone 21697 Residence Phone 21697 Complrments IUUSEWOBTI CENTRAL DRUG STORE Elkhart Indiana Complxmenls To The Class 0 55 Complzments oi NORTH END CAFE F W WOOLWORTH CO l I7 So Mann Elkhart Indlana Elkhart lndrana JUDDS DRUG STORES 1007 West Franklm Street Florist 815 South Mam Street Mam G, Marlon 415 South Mam Street Elkhart Compliments of 707 Bower Street Elkhor, 'nd Indiana Phone 2-3988 Complzments o THE KIDDIES KLOTHES SHOP RIVERBANK GROCERY THE CHILDRENS STYLE CENTER poultry our Specialty 126 West Franklin Elkhart Indiana Free gift wrapprng Il54 W Franklin Phone 2 4820 Elkhart lndnana KIZSTEI KLZAIIIS PHONE 21401 l206 WEST FRANKLIN STREET Elkhart Indrana HOLDEMAN 8. SON INC Coal, and Bunlclmg Supplues Phone 2 3890 524 Vlrgmra Ave Elkhqrf lnduana HANDY FOOD MARKET We guarantee everythnng we sell 'IOOS W Franklin St Phone 4 0804 Elkhart lndlana Compluments WESTBROOK FUNERAL HOME Elkhart Ind . - - , I d. ot J' ,1 RICHARD B. MATZKE , . ' of Compliments of YODER READY MIXED CONCRETE CO 901 Napp anee Street Producer of washed sand and gravel Ready mixed concrete delivered ln transit mixed trucks Telephone 30604 Compluments of THE NAPPANEE ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE Nappanee Indnana COOK FURNACE C0 Dealers m Lennox Tomcl Zone Steel Furnace Coal Onl and Gas 23l6 So Mann Street Elkhart Indiana BARBER i IBIRUNQ S BARBER SHQP APPOINTMENTS ONLY PHDNE417 DBDEDLA 'I MILE WEST DF COUNTY LINE CUHPLIHEITS Ill' 6b.Q.s.5',9.m.LkeG0 f1kflC1l'f9.Z03f570f'9f llkklri lllllll SHOP Q35 54' 'I 49 ELKHART S Shoppzng Center 0 50 Years' J OIMMI Four Floors of Fashnons for Yourself The Family And the Home Enlarged or Your Shoppmg Convemence' Everythung ln Furmture ROBERT ATZ FURNITURE CO 51618 So Mann Ellilwff Compliments of MERCURY COACH COMPANY INC EIICITUFI Indlcno Compliments of KATY S KITCHEN 2l00 So Mal Elkhart lndlana CRIPE S MARKET Grocerles Meats Fruuts Vegetables Phone 2 5640 Goshen Ave EllCl'1Ol'f Indlqnq Compliments of DAVE RAAB S FINE FOODS l520 Cassopolus PH 2 6290 Elkhart lndlana Home Phone 2 9690 Offuce Phone 2 6953 Motorola T V BUNKER HILL EQUIPMENT CO f 1 Case Farm Machznery FREEZERS WASHERS DRYERS 3126 Pralrle St Elkharf n Compliments FAMILY SHOE SHOP 207 So Mann St Elkhart lndlurw WYLAND S SPORT SHOP Evinrude Motors Sales 8. Service Boats Guns Ammumtlon 2716 W Franklm Elkhart Compluments of W F LILLY AND CO Distributors of School Supplies Phone 2 3558 II8 East Franklin Elkhart lndnana LUCKEY S ROLLER RINK Elkhart Speedway Two Blocks West of Road I9 on Hxvely Ave Open every Saturday Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Fruday from 7 30 to I0 30 All trazls lead to NORTH MAIN SPORTING GOODS Everythzng for the Sportsman 316 No Mann Elkhart a ' f, - - f ' - . . . . I I d All Kimls of Fishing Tackle Quality' Service' Price Your Investment an Good Luvung Guarantees You All Three When You Buy From One of Northern Indaonc s Leading Furnnture Stores We Curry c Complete Lune of HOME FURNISHINGS Built fo Gave You Years of Servuce and Enloyment MARTIN FURNITURE C0 Ph OF hard O-11338 Congratulatxons to Class of 1955 C. W NIUUHI HIURIII CUNIPA Y EI ECTPICAL QONSTPUCIIOIN AND MAIINTENAINCF Phone Wakarusa 6141 P O. Box 137 Elkhart Indiana . . . I 1 . , . . . L I . O 0 '.C 1 9A.M.to9P.M. O v 171 v v Y Y T ' J L 4 'L . . L J u s For Best Painting Results Consult The PAINT SPOT Hoffman s 0 K Rubber Welders Recappmg Repalrlng New and Lsed Everythmg ln Trre Servlce 110 E. Clmton St, Goshen 208W Jackson Elkhart n BABCOCKS SH ELL SERVICE GCS O I Grocerres 3436 So Main Street COMPLIMENTS MARK HINC LAUNDRY 706 S Mann Street Elkhart Indrana S T A N 'l' 0 N Womens and Mrsses AppareI ULYMPIA CANDY KITCHEN HOME MADE CANDIES AND ICE CREAM HAINES AND HAINES General Contractors 304 S Marn I Ph e 2 1209 Elkhart on Indxana 2526 S Mom Elkhart IIIW III HAIII 8 S0 S Ambulance SGFVICB To SUIC Your Needs FUNERAL DIRECTORS FURNITURE Telephone 237 Wakarusa, Indiana . q , . . . , . , I d. .. ., ' Elkhart Indiana - Phone 519 Goshen, Indiana OF I ' S - 1 ' Q 1 0 BANK CREDIT IS THE BEST CREDIT Helping the Communlfy Prosper Helps Our Busuness The Better Our Business the Broader the Range of Servnces We Offer EXCHANGE STATE BANK Wakarusa Ind Member FDIC CARMIEN RADIO AND Rddno and Televnsaon Repanrs Sales and Services on All Makes General Electrxc Motorola Phalco Zenuth and Dumont All Type Sound Sysfems for Rent and for Sale Elkhart lndnana 1 om RA TULATmfvs TU THI' ILAQC UF 194 NEW PARIS CREAMERY Phone 763 AEK FOR YELLOW CREEK BRAND 'VIEAT AIND FIVF THE FAMILY A TRFAT' ELKHART PACKING COMPANY I I ' ' Q I L. . 31 I I -l . , , New Paris, Indiana K - I - I T. V. L I I I I A A ' I I I l I . I . I I Congratulations to The Class of 1955 HARTMAN S FEED AND FARM SUPPLIES Wakarusa Indlana CONGRATULATIONS CLASS WAKAIIUSA BAIIIIII Phone 42 Waka1 usa Indlana DOCTOR M. L. WELDY VETERINARIAN ANIMAL HOSPITAL I hone 240 XX akarusa Indlana Cong atulat ons S n o s HARRY B HOLDEMAN AGENCY Insurance Real Estate Notary Public Compl ents of WOLFBERG S Wak Ind ana OHMER S ELECTRIC SHOP Maytag Sales Electrical Appliances Repanr I06 So Mann Street Dual 2 5805 Elkhart I d 9 Phone 82 m ' ' r i e i r o of I I l 55 Wakarusa, Indiana im , arusa i P , n iana EBY UTO SALES SALES FORD SERVICE Wakarusa Complrments of JACOB MAURER AND SONS Concrete Products WCIIKGYUSCI Indlqnq Class 955 YODER BROTHE RS INC Hardware 8. Furniture Phone 65 Wakarusa Wakarusa Indiana Better Used Cars 8. Trucks Indlana Compliments of MARVIN S JEWELRY Wakarusa lndmno Compl :ments of WEAVER S HATCHERY Dependable Chxcks Phone 75 Wakarusa Indiana Your Child Can Have The Advantages of Kindergarten Too WEAVER KINDERGARTEN R R 3 Elkhart Indiana Phone Wakarusa 603 M COUQVUIUIOIIOUS THE FARM-AN IDEAL KINDERGARTEN of ' I HUNSBERGER SUPPLY Complete Lune of Plumbnng and Heating Supplies Phone 265 Wakarusa Indlana Complzments of Dr and Mrs R M Abel Wakarusa Indxana Complzments of DR and MRS J W HANNAH MD W8k3TuS8 Indlana BROWN 8. BROWN Buzlders and Buzldzng Suppl1eS Curtzs Woodwork Wbzrlpool Autornatzc Washers Phone 399 Wakarusa lf1d'0'1 Congratulations Class of 1955 Dr and Mrs Amlck Wakarusa Indiana Complrments of SMITH S CHEVROLET INC Phone 395 okarusa Induana Complzments of METZLER S SUPER MARKET Everyday Low Prxces ,Ax X 2,2 N211 rw 5, 461 Jl U Q ' ' ' 115' Wakarusa 111512112 C ng at Iatz ns Cla s of STEWIIITS DRUG STU!! The Rexall Store Pl10119 37 Wakarusa Ind Complnments WAKARUSA PLUMBING AND HEATING Wakausa Ind ana MII LERb PAINT 8z PAPER STORE Wallpaper O Brlen and Nu Da Palnts School Supphes Wakarusa Indiana Phone 241 Best W1sbes to the Class of 1955 FLORY ELECTRIC CO Wakarusa Indlana Processzng Meals for Home Freezers Expertly Done WAKARUSA COLD STORAGE Phone9l RAY BRUBAKER Fresh Potato Chips Wokarusa Indiana . . . . , . . . w l . 9 0 r u 'o s 'ff . ' .L ,ff 'L:0fr!.V.' I , f X 14 Q . IRI ' 'QS '-ov 0 - 4 I Or . SALEM BANK AND TRUST COMPANY l'wx MEMB All CUMPANY b lDp tlns YP own A HUNDRED YEARS OF CONTINUOUS BANKING 18511 1955 GOSHEN INDIANA t CI ECONOMY TRUCK STOP oo Foo an as Elkhart, Indiana 5135592555 .-A A A f-A lglg D ' A 1 TRVST O 1 ' ' ' V A XT A J Sonor-sfnr:Rocn urGuanAuAn if A ' , ' Mem er Federa. e osi urance Co oration. . M a Q Congratulations o ass of EE G d d dG COMPLIMENTS OF SMOKER LUMBER COMPANY MANUFACTURES BOAT OARS -- CANOE PADDLES AND HOUSE TRAILERS New Paris, Indiana L. H. RED HUMPHREY General Insurance Fire - Tornado - Compensation Phone 361 Spohn Bldg. Goshen Ind PENN CONTROLS, Inc Manu acturer o Automatzc Controls or HEATING REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING GAS APPLIANCES EWNES PUMPS AIR COMPRESSORS GOSHEN INDIANA GE -....,,, sooo so MAIN sr ELKHART IND H Congratulations to The Class of GARMAN BROS LUMBER C0 INC Road 33 at Plymouth Ave Phone 582 Goshen Ind Congrafulahons fo The nlaSQ Q THE ADAMS AND WESTLAKE CO Elkhcrf Indlana I Compliments FIRST NATIONAL BANK Goshen Indlana Member of Federal Reserve Sy stem Federal Deposuf lnsuran ce Corporation HIIIISE lll HAIIHHS GOODS X OLD WHOLESAL E AND RETAIL Goshen Inrhana I of ss I I ' I , N GOSPEL BOOK STORE Goshen Ind1ana BIBLES CHRISTIAN BOOKS RELIGIOUS PICTURES Complxments of CULP FUNERAL HOME Goshen Indlana Phone 53 Goshen Implement Cn Inc INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FREEZERS 81 REFRIGERATDRS MOTOR TRUCKS FARM MACHINES Paris 8: Servnce CharlesI Gardner P R Klrkpalnck Ilth 8: Madison S! Goshen Ind Compllmenfs of CRIPE LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO Lumber Cement Hardware Paint Phone 65 Dunlap See Us For Your Bulldlng Needs MILLERS RESTAURANT GOSHENS FAVORITE PLACE TO EAT 117 S Mam tree! Phone 727 Goshen In Complvmenfs of Elkhav County Farm Bureau Co operahve Assoclahon Inc Bristol, Goshen, Napponee IRI IIIMIIIIII SAIES I lf .ful-'af ,mm I A T IAFM IOUIPMINI bales and bervzce 304 South Mann St phone 727 Goshen Indlana I - , . 2 2 1 ' , . . I ' ' ' Cl ' ' Il ,. . ., , , . S 45- -jf f, ' IR or , d, Y 1 V SHOUP BUS ES INC Charter Servlce Speclal Rates Clean Comfortable Coaches For All O ccas sons Phone I58 W or 87 Middlebury Ml ddlebury Indiana KLINE S Tuxedo Rental xx XQ WEDDI coMPLE'rs wma N runmsumas and suozs 4 P Call 7 0575 Call U TUXEPO Rf m mum ST Ml fRWCE Nllshfzwaka lndlana Dept Store Youthful Apparel For Young Americans Goshen Indiana Compllmenfs of MONTGOMERY WARD Goshen Indiana FURNITURE STUDIO West of Goshen on Road 33 Open Every Nzght Tzll 9 0 clock PHONE 1569 GOSHEN Clothing 8: Furnishings For Men 8m Young Men ROSEN BROS 424 So Mann St ElliI10l'f 1 I A-nf . S555 Eff: ' Nos oun SPECIALTY Also ,CIBUHIHQ Cn Re airing Suns Made to Measure for app ' fmenn . . , K . . . A C 0 ' 9 Ui R Ax MII I X I -IDX ATTLNDANT WAR ER FUNERAL HOME Telephone Osceola OR IJ 81.160 SPACIOUS CHAPILI T WITH PRIVA E HAMMOND ORC AN FAMILY PABST PHARMACY HINIJIRSIIN 81 MUIIK INC 0m.,.,,1,,.1.,,,,., Phone 8215 LUMBER AND John H Pabst R Ph Herman E Pabst R Ph BUILDERS SUPPLIES CHARLES H BARNES Phone 8461230 When Fuses Blow Dual 230 Osceola, lndldlw cnmmoar Jswnnv Osceola Indlana JEWELRY AND WATCHES LINCOLN WAY WILST Osceola Indxana I4 H ' , x11 wc!-1 1- -A -v if SPR' 'In ' A . Nm! lfkzrmz' mm' Q7o.ffpl1 S. llftlfllfll IJI'f't'ff07'5 I 1 , O I - . , . . 7 o Il ' Il ' Q Compliments of Compliments of L. 0. Gates Chevrolet, Inc. MENAUGI-VS INC. Chevy-land is Bargain Land 202 Lincoln Way East Your friendly dealer in Mishawaka lndiano Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Feed - Grain - Coal ' Congratulations to The Clos f 54 Hardware CL ts Housewares S 0 I OSCEOLA PLUMBING 8. HEATING C0 611 Lmcolnway West lOsceo1a, Indlana. Phone 94 Phone OR 9-4611 Rob WMS Osceola 3 2 Congratulauons to the Class of 1955 Homemade Chzlz Soups Short nrders Ice Cream 1X4 MILE WEST OF STARLITE THEATER US 20 Osceola . l ' - f , I . , l l I ' - Complrments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of IVIISIIHWHICH Osceola Branch Osceola Indrana SU s 0. 'Ang I GREEN S DRIVE IN MARKET Oualzty Meats and Grocerzes Self Seruzce P hone 8774 Osceola Indrcna Annual Complzments to Jamestown Hugh SchooI SAUPE S SERVICE STATION AI P I Osceola Ilrohanl Brothers Phono 306 III Iiahll Products ROAD SERVICE light Phu S71 or 334 CIIARCOAL BROILED roof Lone. 91' pgs JACK S FO0T LONG U S 20 nd 5 Y N- T -...a.L1':1x-J wlfn ALL THE COUNTY LINE ROAD FVEN VHP RS OF' lndlana s Orrgrnal SAME MWNER PTP CUMPLIIVIEIITS UI Hoslords lVIotor Sales Phone 8329 Usceola Inrlrana HENDERSON BARBER SRO? Osceolas Busresl Barber Shop Hours 8 am to 5 pm Wednesday 8 am to 6 pm Osceola Indrana BEN S STANDARD SERVICE G Ozl 6 Lub L W W Chestnut Street Osceola ARTS CONOCO SERVICE I Ie est of County Lune on Route 20 Co plrments of SMITH S CUT RATE 206L W W Osceola Susle A. S nth Phone 8291 ITII W Osceola, Induona LIIRRICRITS I RCUESSIIRIES fn ITI 1 I , C 'IIf'39fffff-2222-z-1-ro. . 4 6 A ' v A ' ' ': 1 . io., 59 W . 0 3 I 4 xv : Q. o , 2 OASIS DRIVE IN Short Order's, Sandwiches Phone 8403 Osceola NORRIS BURKET Washed Sand 8' Gravel Located I mule West and I f Phone OR 9 4455 Osceola O J 'ow Complxments of DR WILLIAM B MULFORD Phone Wokmusa 606-J Osceola lndlana Shop at CHRISTIANSON S BOB'S FLORAL SERVICE lf2 mules Soutl Collect Calls flcceptedj For Furnlture Phone 9 2407 203 No Mann Street Mnshawaka lndlana R J Brennemon Jamestown PAUL S RADIO AND TELEVISION OSCEQLA FURNITURE MART SALES AND SERVICE J D H h C l Paul W Gruver Pl l0l'1e 2 l772 W E ug es 0 nc 30l5 W Indiana Ave Elkhart Lmcoln oy ost Phone OR 4 8100 Osceola OSCEOLA LUMBER COMPANY W e'S 5e Ce EAST END WELDING Everything To Bunld Wlth Ph 5-0451 4406 L W E Mlshawaka lndlana You May Be Assured of Courteous Treatment EDDIES ENTERPRISES INC OC Lanes Bowlnng Phone 88ll O5-Ce0l0 Open Bowlmg Sat 8. Sunday Eddves Texaco Service BAM? Congratulations Edches Anhques 'lgyy A A TIPPEL Route 33 Osceola Indiana OSCEOLA MONUMENT COMPANY Osceola Indiana I I K, , . . . I 0 I l 5 . - . . H U U 1 H . . . . . , . a I 1-'- . ,L I AL . . . ,,-... I Complznzenfc of MAWIAIIIUIIINI' CHRPUIIAIIHVI 'Vl1bh'1waka lndlfma Buss FUNERAL CHAPEL non KEEN mln rnnn w Buns North M Sl SHORTY FISHER S GULF SERVICE Complete Guaranteed Lubrication Tures Batteries Accessorues Motor Tune Up and Brake Servuce Service with a Smile I36E Mash Ave Mus nd Phone 5 0606 Dlamonds Watches Jewelry WILL S JEWELRY STORE Phone 5 9004 L1 c l Mlshawaka Indlana ns nsAu.v noon BUTTFPNL T BRFAD d KUW Blllllll A Pause For a Coke Is A Shopper s Bargain COCA COLA BOTTLING CO OF SOUTH BEND Directors 202 aiu reel Mishawaka India I I I , r A .N c Ig . - , , ' hx, I I , 1 - ' - - ' I , v . U x. ,, John E. Will, Proprietor Bake Ior you by 107 'n o n Way East l 1 I A . Mishawaka Indian 9 Q I IOHLIU UND!! 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