Bippus High School - Bipponet Yearbook (Bippus, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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Class Plays 3,4 Chorus 1 Yearbook staff 3, 4 Hi-Y Vice President Vice President 4 MABEL BOLINGER Who?? Me?? Chorus 1,4 Class Plays 2, 3,4 Band 1, 2, 4 Librarian 2,4 SSS President 3 SSS Secretary 2,4 Class President 2,4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3 Chorus President 4 CLASS MOTTO It's better to get ahead than to get even. .TACK WHITE Whoever gave you an idea like that. Chorus 1, 4 Class Plays 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 SUE REEVES Who do you think you are? Anyhow? Chorus 1, 4 Secretary 3,4 Band 2, 3,4 Class Plays 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Band Treasurer 4 Librarian 1 IUDY LANCASTER A boy? Where? Class Plays 2, 3 Chorus 1, 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 SSS Secretary 3 SSS President 4 Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3 Band 1,2,4 Projector Operator 2 IO ANN SNYDER How about that? Chorus 1,4 Class Plays 2, 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Librarian 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Volleyball Team 1,2, 3 Band Librarian 4 Band Secretary 3 CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation DALE CARROLL Aw Well, Class Plays 3,4 Chorus 1,4 Class President 1 Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Class Vice President 2 Volleyball 2, 3 If M129 'Sw , .ff X., li Riff, -L 1 LARRY COBLE Are you sure? Class Plays 3, 4 Chorus 1,4 Class President Volleyball 3 Basketball 3,4 Band 1,4 1,3 Projector 1,2,3,4 DICK NORWOOD Oh Gee. Chorus 1,4 Class Plays 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 2 Volleyball 3 Band 1, 2, 3 LINDA FOX I'll agree with you but your wrong. Class Plays 3 Chorus 1, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 SSS Vice President Volleyball Team 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 4 Chorus Treasurer 4 CLASS COLORS Charcoal Grey and Light Rose Pink SHARON CRAGO I don't know. Chorus 1, 4 Class Plays 3 Band 2, 4 Librarian 3 Yearbook Staff DOROLYN STROBEL Pretty big place, Class Plays 3,4 Chorus 1,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Band President 4 Volleyball Team 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 SENICR CLASS HISTORY August, 1946 On the twenty-third day of this year and month, twenty frightened, innocent children started the first grade at Blppus High School. Our teacher was Miss Ina Phlieger, The pupils were: Sherry Yelter, Jackie Lee White, Dorolyn Strobel, Io Ann Snyder, Keith Slckafoose, Peggy Sell, Jerry Seese, Robert Ripley, Beverly Raber, Dick Norwood, Pete Minear, Judy Lan- caster, Earl Geist, Phyllis Garrison, Linda Fox, Sharon Crago, Karen Crago, Dale Carroll, Mabel Bolinger, and Tom Callison, August, 1947 This year when we came back to school, we found that Phyllis Garrison, Keith Sickafoose, and Karen Crago were no longer with us, but Bryce Whelchel came to join our class, Mrs, Hazel Eby was our teacher in the second grade. We felt quite superior to the first grade. August, 1948 We came back to school with eighteen members in our class and Mrs, Swlhart was our teacher. Mrs. Swihart was more than a teacher to us, she was a friend. She would invite two of us at a time to go home with her and stay all night, This year Jackie Lee White and Jerry Seese left us. August, 1949 ln the fourth grade one student was gained. She was Nancy Furnace, We set up a grocery store in the back of our room, and we had great fun pretending we were efficient store keepers. This year Mrs. Swlhart wasn't able to go on teaching, so we had two substitute teachers, Mrs, Elaine Schen- kel and Mrs, Frances McDaniels. August, 1950 During the fifth grade, Pete Minear, Sharon Crago, and Sherry Yelter moved away, and Ted Campbell, Dorothy Elkins, and Harold Finton came to our class. Mr. Whitacre was our teacher. We elected monitors and safety patrol leaders, We took field trips to Fort Wayne and Bluffton. The boys had a basketball team and played other schools. We also made scrapbooks for the Red Cross to send to the Soldiers Home at Marion. August, 1951 In the sixth grade Sharon Crago came back to our class Mr, Whitacre was our teacher again, At the end of this year we had a farewell party. We went to the movie 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. At this party we had our first datesg the couples were: Linda Fox and Dale Carroll, Mabel Bolinger and Dlck Norwood, Judy Lancaster and Bryce Whelchel, Dorolyn Strobel and Ted Campbell and Beverly Raber and Tom Calllson. We also had a sixth grade graduation ln the school gymnasium. Mr. Sam Blrk was the speaker and we were very proud to have graduated to the seventh grade. M-1 - w August, 1952 Being in the seventh grade, we found it was somewhat dif- ferent than the first six grades, but we soon got adjusted to going without any recess, This year Beverly Raber left and Mary Jane Andrews and Larry Coble joined our class. We elected class officers and had two class parties. Our spon- sor was Miss Williams. now Mrs. Rethlake. August, 1953 In the eighth grade we lost one student, Mary Jane Andrews. Annette Newsome and Sue Reeves came to our class, and Beverly Raber came back in the middle of the year. This year we had three sponsors, Mr. Garber, Mis. Paddock, and Mrs, Burkhart, This was also the year that Mrs. Burkhart asked us girls why we thought we were so sophisticated. US, sophisticated at thlrteenlll???l ll August, 1954 In the Freshman class our new sponsor was Mr. Ward. This year Bryce Whelchel moved away and Beverly Raber left again, We had our first class party at the school house and went bowling at Huntington for our sec- ond party, We had Freshman Initiation at the beginning of the year. What a sight we were! I I The girls in our class joined the Sun Shine Society this year. Jack White came back to our class this year. August, 1955 Our Sophomore class sponsor was Mr. Tilson King. We went to North Manchester to go bowling for our class party. This year some of the class members had their first experience in the all-school play, The Canni- bal Queen, At the end of this year we ordered our class rings, In the summer we had an Ice Cream Social at the school and we also had a swimming party at Center Lake. August, 1956 Our Junior year in hlgn school was very busy. Mrs. Swales was our sponsor. At the beginning of the year we got our class rings. Of course. we were very proud. We sold magazine subscriptions, sold candy and ice cream in the candy room every noon, and sold candy, ice cream, pop, and pop corn at the home baseball and basketball games to make money for our trip, In the spring we had a class play, Arizona Dude Ranch, and a bake sale at Hunting- ton, We also planned the Junior-Senior Reception at North Manchester. In Mrs. Swales English class this year, we almost had a fatal accident when our class- mate, Ted Campbell, fell off his chair, In this English class shoes, sweaters, books, and purses were always accidently falling out the windowsg much to the disturbance of Mrs, Weist's room. We thought the floor in the recreation room was slanted because the shuffle-board disks kept rolling off the tables and down the floorQThis was much to the disturbance of Mrs. Swales.J August, 1957 Seniors at last! ! And we thought we would never make it. Mrs. Swales was our sponsor again this year. Ted Campbell moved to Andrews. Early in the fall we got our Senior Pictures. We sponsored a Waffle and Sausage Supper and a Christmas Program to earn money for our Senior Trip to Washing- ton D. C. and New York, We got our commencement invitations in January and ordered our caps and gowns for the baccalaureate and commencement, Part of the members of the class were also in the Junior-Senior play, Little Shepherd From Kingdom Come, directed by Mr. Bittner. We all agree our Senior year was our busiest year planning our commence- ment, and Junior-Senior Trip, We are proud that of the twelve graduating Seniors, ten of us started out together in the first grade. SENIQR B BY PICTURES fy , 4-33 S'-. Sharon Crago Sue Ann Reeves Dorolyn Strobel . fn a .A I 9 3 -' ,. 1-, , 1 M n , - 1, mv, , w ',,,,tr.3-fd-Z.. ' 4 , ,- Vxgqfqrr-gg , v 4 ,M I ' rr h, - . -A , gig Jo Ann Snyder A Jackie Lee White J Dick Norwood Mabel Bolinger Larry Coble N Dale Carroll .Lil A .. ,M---ff Slit 'ggmfi . .ws SENIOR , - B BY PICTURES OUR SPONSOR Mrs. Swales sf, 11,1 Rf.. Linda Fox Judy Lancaster Tommy Callison fin qw L MABEL BOLINGER JUDY LANCASTER Valedictorian Salutatorian Citizenship Perfect Attendance JO ANN SNYDER Activities 'ST V QQ. . XFN. , . Ts-L-,S fsqi?-' E1 , 5.1. Uri 1 f A 1- if ,',,.fff--W ' f-:sg uv Q! .f. ..,-.L ,QV ,X . ggi, gk N 3'v,5-cwi3i.x:4Q,L.,,-wgx z was N fgvv gc,--5 '- -..,+ , muviai 3,455 , 0 if :,.'i:'J ' PPQE1 iw H- WJ C5 r -'QQ 1 9 -Q. rf 'P v T. ,, . A T .J .ffl ' M A ' MARGIE WOHLEORD NORMA DEEMER DAWN MOONEY 1 1 ,- - 5 . se- ir - az 'rx Y S: F W n.,U. - V Y h l :G Q t -- ff .1 .I U IORS T JEAN SMITH JANE HERRBERG MONTE SCHENKEL TOM WEST GALEN LAHR GLENN URSCHEL KARON PRILAMAN KAREN CRAGO MARSHA SHRINER 10 25 x P H OT O NOT AVAILABLE ANDREA PRILA MAN --' AC' ,, ' -.617 X S John Michel Wanda Miller Ed Sands Karen Bickel Norma Michel Fred Vendrick Janice Horrell Kent Krumanaker 'fix Diane Ziegler Shirley Stephan Patty Callison Judy Priiaman Linda Bechtold Bob Myers Norma Urshel Ansel Lahr G? x W X mix Joe Deal John O. 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Nwwvle,-.-'e 1 ' X Niiw t' ' 'b.Y.xCx-UE'1f1 A MX, - QF? xx Q Nqr 1 QA. -wiMyx53- 33-, -nw' DALE CARRO LL DICK NORWOOD MONTE SCHENKEL KENT KRU MANAKER JOHN MICHEL FRED VENDRICK ED SANDS 'J H-fl f T '.4vr -eq, COACH EARL KROTLK Student Managers fa Jfhff, vii, RIJQ TOM WEST and JOHN REEVES FIRST TEAM Standing: Jim Zinsmelster, Joe Deal, John Michel, Monte Schenkel, Dave Flnton, Dick Norwood, Kent Krumanaker, Fred Vendrick, Ed Sands, Kneeling: Tom West, Student Manager, Coach Krotik. Absent when picture was taken: Dale Carroll. HIGH CHEERLEADERS MARGE WOHIEORD JEAN SMITH JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS SUE SCHMALZRIED BARBARA BICKEL KAY KRUMANAKER V SECOND TEAM Back row: J. Reeves, D. Graham, F. Vendrick, E. Sands, D. Finton, T. West, Front row: J. O. Snyder. J. Deal, J. D. Snyder, S. Kincaid, J. Zinsmeister, Kneeling: Coach Krotik, BASEBALL TEAM From row: Coach Krotik, G. Lahr, M. Schenkel, E. Sands, B. Meyers, D. Finnon, T. West, Back row: I. Deal, D. Graham, F. Vendrick, K. Krumanaker, J. D. Snyder, J. Michel A. Lahr. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Back row: L. Michel, R. Horrell, J. Webb, D. Welker, J. Wagner, W. Herrberg, B. Bruner, Coach Krodk. Kneeling: H. Whitacre, D. Norwood, J. Smith, T. Bolinger, D, Wohlford, M. Stephan, J. Zinsmeister. I I I- I -IEIL BOYS' VCLLEYBALL First row: Coach Krotik, J. D. Snyder, J. Deal, J. O. Snyder, J. Zinsmeister, T, West Second row: D. Graham, M, Schenkel, A. Lahr, I. Michel, S, Kincaid, Third row: K. Krurnanaker, D. Norwood, E. Sands, F. Vendrick, D. Finton. Absent when picture taken: Dale Carroll, GIRLS' VQLLEYBALL Kneeling: I. Prilaman, N. Urschel, L. Bechtold, D, Paul, N, Michel. Standing: S. Richardson, K. Leonhardt. I. Snyder, J. Horrell, I. Herrberg, Coach Meyers. 3.n.,....L:,,. . ...n 5 -4. c.. , L... ..,, Fc, . .., L , -C .mn ,.,,,. ..,. - ,.. ....,r.. . . I I v . ,..,..-.,,..,.,, L I , .. . 9. - , .. .. X S9 Xxx v YN X BAN D First row: W. Miller, M. Wohlford, F. Jones, K. Urschel, M. Bolinger, Second row: D. Simbel, N. Deemer, S. Reeves, S. Miller, G. Howenstine, D. Nor- wood, S. Schmalzried, K. Knecht, L. Brubaker, B, Bickel, Third row: D, Ziegler, E, Ziegler, L. Bechtold, K. Bickel, P. Callison, E, Grossman J. O. Snyder, S. Crago. J. Lancaster, J. Reeves, S. Kincaid, J. Snyder. Fourth row: Mrs. Steele, Directory B. Coble, J. Deal, L, Fox, I-L Whitacre, K. Krum anaker. TRIPLE TRIO Dorcas Paul, Sandra Richardson, Linda Bechtold, Karen Bickel, Patty Callison, Kay Leonhardt, Norma Deemer, Norma Urschel, Norma Michel. Pianist: Diane Ziegler, 3 1: I .Ji E -- -R sy , I 1' f N I .PI ' 'QS' ' ' 5 'nv 3 CHORUS Fi.rst row: D. Mooney, D. Paul, N, Deemer, M, Bolinger, J. Snyder, N. Urschel, N. Michel, I, Prilarnan, L. Bechtold. Second row: K. Prilaman, L, Fox, S. Crago, S. Reeves, J. Horrell, W, Miller, I. Smith, A. Pnlarnan, Mrs, Steele. Third row: S. Richardson, I. Lancaster, M, Wohlford, D. Strobel, K, Leonhardt, K. SUNSHINE SOCIETY First row: D, Mooney, K. Prilaman, L. Fox, S. Crago, S. Reeves, J. Horrell, W, Mil- let, I. Smith, A. Prilaman. Second row: Mm. Swales, S. Richardson, I. Lancaster, M. Wohlford, D. Strobel, J, Snyder, K. Leonhardt, K. Crago, Mrs, Myers, J. Steele. Third row: I. Prilaman, N. Michel, D. Paul, L. Bechtold, I, Herrberg, N. Deemer, M. Bolinger, N. Urschel. Crago, I. Herrberg. I I .I .2 . I I -,Lump ll ' r .n.....N COOKS: Mm. Graham, Mrs. Lancaster. BUS DRIVERS Howard Michel, Keith Wohlford, Ladarus Vendrick, Donald Shank. LIBRARIANS J. Herrberg, M. Wohlford, P. Callison, S Miller, M. Bolinger, S. Crago. J. Smith, Mrs. Swales, J. Horrell. IANITOR: Mr. Pollng 135 A I l.,.1--'1'n: 'l W-1 X 'V YQ, N' T OFFICE STAFF Jane Herrberg, Mr. Freed, Norma Deemer. PROJECTOR OPERATORS SAFETY PATROL Standing: Lilly Coble. Steve Kincaid. Standing: D. Howes, M. Prilaman, Mr. Sitting: Fred Vendrick, Monte Schenkel. Whitacre. Sitting: B, Pulley, K. Whitacre, C. Reckard xl AIFTI' L v I ' a s ,, ,s I 'Eff YZ' SENIDR CLASS PROPHECY Today, April 14, 1978, is the first day DUI at sea of the Luxurv Liner U S.S. Sul- tana, This is the start of a world-wide cruise to gather information for Look Magazine. First on the agenda is lunch at the Captain's table, As I arrive, I notice that the Captain's face seems familiar. As his wife enters the room, I saw that it was Mrs, Emie Slessman, the former Mabel Bollnger, We talked over old times and recalled the days when she was still in High School, writing to Ernie. She told us that her seventeen year old son, Emie Jr. , was planning to join the Navy, too. After lunch, we decided to find some activity on deck. The Social Director, Miss Judy Lancaster, seemed to be quite busy with several handsome young men who just didn't seem to understand the game of deck tennis. She was rather preoccupied, so we didn't stop to talk to her. The first stop on the schedule was at the beautiful island of Hawaii, We were stroll- ing along the beach at Waikiki and saw two American sailors surrounded by lovely native girls. Well, what do you know! It was Dick Norwood and Dale Carroll! Of course, we couldn't get close enough to talk to them either, We didn't have time to wait at the end of the line? We retumed to the Sultana because it was time to leave Hawaii. The next stop was foggy London. We decided to look around for some interesting gift shops. We found one, and were looking around, when we bumped into another member of the class of 58. It was Larry Coble and his wife, the former Marge Wohlford. Larry told us that he was still farming on his 5, 000 acre farm and that he and Marge were taking their first vacation away from home. Marge was looking for gifts to take back to the four grandparents who were taking care of their five children. We left Marge and Larry in the shop and retumed to the boat, We arrived in Paris, France, where the weather was considerably better than foggy London. Paris is noted, among other things, for its food. looking around for a restaurant, we saw another class member of '58, It was Dorolyn Strobel, Since we didn't have to return to the Sultana right away, she asked us to join her for lunch. As usual, we talked over old times. Dorolyn was doing quite well as a fashion designer and was in Paris for the summer to pick up the latest styles. She also told us that she hadn't gotten married because she had been too busy with her career, but that she had been dating a French millionaire. Whoops, it's time to leave Paris, so we said our good-byes and hurried back to the boat. We arrived in time to see the passengers coming back. There were quite a few getting on for the first time at Paris. Among them, we recognized Linda Fox. We stopped her to see how things had passed for her since she graduated. Linda said that she was going to meet her husband in New York after she had taken a few week's vacation on our pleasure cruise. She was sure that her husband, who was on Wall Street, would not appreciate the fact that she had spent too much of his hard earned money on Paris fashions. Now we travel on to romantic Venice. As soon as we got off the boat, we went to the Grand Canal, We spent a lot of time riding in a gondola. We passed quite a few other gondolas and were surprised to see a couple waving to us. Why, it was Tom Cal- lison and his wife, the former Norma Urschel! As the two gondolas passed, we had time only to say Hello and note the two small children seated behind them. Back to the boat again. The next few days of the trip passed uneventfully, The next place the boat docked was at Hong Kong, China, What a place for sight- seeing! We were wandering around the city, looking at all the unusual things around us, when we ran into Sue Reeves! We asked her what in the world she was doing inChina Sue told us she was here to visit JoAnn Snyder who was teaching in a Sunday School Mission in a small village outside of Hong Kong. She invited us to go out with her and, on the way, she told us more about herself. She said that she could stay only a short time because she had to return to the States to help her husband in his Post Office. She was so proud that he had worked up from being just a mailman to running the New York Main Branch Post Office. When we arrived at the Mission School, JoAnn took a few minutes off to talk over old times with us, We asked her how long she had been in China and she replied that this will be her seventh year. She had also spent five years in India. Time was getting short again, so we had to leave the oriental city. We found things slightly different in Japan. In Tokyo, we saw quite a few Amer- ican servicemen. We passed an Army hospital and saw a white-clad nurse who looked rather familiar. We stopped her and found that it was Sharon Crago. She told us that she had just been transferred to the Tokyo hospital from Thule, Greenland. Sharon had to be on duty in a few minutes so we wished her -luck on her career and left, Senior Class Prophecy fCon'tj Now, we're homeward bound. We reached the Mother Continent after long days of smooth sailing. The U. S. S. Sultana docked, we checked through Customs, and started to drive back to the office. We stopped at a service station and were enveloped in a cloud of dust! When it cleared, we saw a hot rod, Who was driving? Jack White! He hopped over the door, which refused to open, and came over to talk to us. We asked him how he had gotten along during the years that had passed since he had gotten out of school. Jack told us that he spent most of his spare time with his hot rod but that he also still did a little bit of dating, His favorite pastime was taking his girlfriends riding in the hot rod. He also said that he is stlll dating Norma Deemer, Whoops, there goes Jack, leaving another cloud of dust! I must say that this has been a very eventful trip with surprising meetings with the members of the class of '58, SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Tom Callison, will my ability to get the mall to Tom West. I, Linda Fox, will my ability to be a good driver to Dawn Mooney. l, Dorolyn Strobel, will to Norma Deemer my ability to not talk so much at night, I, Jack White, will my ability to get along with Mrs, wales to Bob Meyers. I, JoAnn Snyder, will my ability to rim around during Study Hall to jane Herrberg Nor- ma Deemer and Jean Smith. l, Sue Reeves, will my ability to be secretary and treasurer of the class for two years to Karen Bickel. I, Mabel Bollnger, will my kissing license to Jean Smith, and Dawn Mooney, We, Dick Norwood and Dale Carroll, will our ability to skip 5th period study hall to Tom West and Monte Schenkel. I, Sharon Crago, will my ability to clean out my purse ln History class to Karon Prilaman I, Judy Lancaster, will my ability to get along with Eddie Sands during Study Hall to Karon Crago. l, Larry Coble, will my ability to go steady for two years to Fred Vendrick. We, the Seniors, will our worn and torn History and Psychology books to our favorite teacher and very good friend, Mr. Bittner. We, the Seniors, will our ability to get along together to the Juniors. We, the Seniors, will our enthusiasm to anybody who wants lt. We, the last Senior class of Blppus High School will ------ - - leave, K X Q X W Wy., Q - Q 35 M YY' N :gr A. M '1 N . , - ' x M N- 'bl ' V ' 2 - Aumixsbw V + X- -ll ww-4, an - xQySff:?fl'?.'Tl x A.. 'v vvxgixi ix rg, my N.f?'f':'? xvxx r r X Q, 3 'Qi-K New-5' ,Q .1 Nw 12? , w :xlkQ, Yi X ,ki N ,swfkixfix Q59 X X Mn f + K ' znx ig x X X1x2? '+ .Q X 'Q X .- -z-3 X --M. .-.xKr....W, -. . . .w:-,:-- Q, -5 Q.-, ' ,. , Wil-15551-5 A ,. A ' sam v.. -fi . A r su +. .1.. i --:.,,gyg .-'Sanur ,ri-113.2 ,Hgwftf Y -1-NJ Q51 .2-I 5,353 '--r55:.x5:I:'af-1211, 1..j-:Q-.ima :rpg .2 -1 -1' V z f' ze, ' 553:-,-fifgw-.'3 - 1' Qs: rn-+:'-Q-15: -1 imfiag :mesa '- ' f - RP . Q ' ' .1 ' Q.. 'vcfaw :V-1:hEr:'5A-fa-3:.2, ,A-1:-ww V s-sr 519 QE.-,:qE!:?:Ef':5LfA A ' ' 'fi-1? , L'Ig' :.iv . XSQEIMS1. Miliifx Ivfififl' ' X Q 'Q l x , '34 wx x if JS3?f'.'f4f:L1I. .f 3' W . ,. ,X THE BIPPUS STATE BANK F4704-M Bippus, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System I - I Zqfjnt is 1 I, M -ir-is ? uv MIKE 'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Give Us a Try Before You Buy Bippus, Ind. Ph. 4-3165 CLAY WAGNER PLUMBING 8: HEATING Meyers Water Systems Majestic Furnaces Bippus, Indiana STURM AUTO PARTS, INC. Automotive Machine Work and Motor Parts 400 N, Poplar St. Huntington, Indiana Phone 14 5 FERRELL'S GENERAL STORE Junction 5 and 114 KRIEGBAUM 8. SONS FARM IMPLEMENTS AND MOTOR TRUCKS Genuine I.H.C. Repairs Phones: Office 157 Parts 37 VE LMA 'S GR OCER Y Grocery and Meats and Notions Home candie s Candie s Bippus, Indiana FRENCH'S TEXACO Tires, Batteries and Accessories Polishing and Waxing Expert Lubrication and Washing Ph Dial 4-3405 Bippus, Ind. CHAR LES D. KANNAPEL Proprietor 0, L 422 North Jefferson Huntington, Indiana RICE SALES 81 SERVICE Admiral TV Sales and Service INC. Hardware and Farm Supplies Tool and Production Ph. 4'3-591 BiPPllS, Ind Specialists General Machine Shop Bippus, Ind. Phone P. O. 4-2142 Box 117 PRISER 'S QUALITY CLEANERS Good as the Best, Better Than the Rest Pick-up, Delivery Tues. and Fri. Rittenhouse Barber Shop Bippus, Indiana sr DITZLER KELLEY LUMBER CO. Lumber Paints Sundries Huntington, Indiana FOREWORD We, the Bipponet Staff of 1958, hope that in the years to come you will derive much enjoyment from this book as you relive the joyous school days of the past. It has been our aim to present the activities of Bippus High School as well as give you an idea of the serious side of school life. . sfg, Standing: Linda Fox, Nomta Deemer, Dorolyn Strobel, Tom West, Tom Callison, Dick Norwood, Monte Schenkel, Sue Reeves, Jean Smith, Seated: Jane Herrberg, Judy Lancaster, Mabel Bolinger, Jo Ann Snyder, and William Bittner. KEEFER GREENHOUSES Provide Excellent Floral Service for Huntington County Andrews, Ind. Ph. Sterling 6-3421 Gu 4: 444,71 .- Q 0 JP ' e ffm J 2 -P' f E -'Z iii x r If lv FULTON MIL K, INCORPORATED Fulton's Finest Flavor Dairy Products Huntington, Indiana HOUSE OF HARTER Go Shen, Indiana l D. Marr A Sons Clothing - Furnishings Hats 319 ' 321 Jefferson St, Huntington, Ind. Keith Schmalzricd GENERAL CONTRACTING Bippus, Indiana THE STYLE COURT 522 N. Jefferson St. Huntington, Ind. STUMP PRINTING South Whitley, Ind. W 8: W LOCKER B utche ring and Locker Service Corner State Roads 16 and 105 BIPPUS FARM SUPPLY Oliver - Dunham Gehl Bippus, Indiana FARM BUREAU Farm Bureau Open Formula Feeds - Fencing - Lumber SCHO0LMAN'S Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods Notions - Ball Brand Footwear MOON 8. MOON DRY CLEANING 81 LAUNDRY Huntington, Indiana L. O. KNECKT'S FEED MILL Bippus, Indiana KITCHEN MAID Huntington, Indiana NORTH MANCHESTER FARM EQUIPMENT International Harvesters Compliments of Eilorelfcc Schmalzried BEAUTY SHOPPE Bippus, Indiana COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Fort Wayne, Indiana MAIN AUTO SPOR T S GOODS Fort Wayne, Indiana HOME LUMBER CO. Huntington, Ind. Double D121 Huntington, Ind. KOLATONA TACKLE BOX BOTTLING CO. Huntington, Ind. Huntington, Ind. Kreider NICKS KITCHEN CITY SERVICE Huntington, Ind. Bippus, Ind. Compliments l6'a1l6ys FUNERAL HOME IVAN LITTLE ACE HAR DWARE Huntington, Ind. No. Manchester, Ind. SUPPORTERS OF BIPPONET Kennedy Repair Shop Ruth 8a Abby Confectioners Hirsh 8: Company Brady's Mens Clothing McClure Hardware Harting Furniture Co. Rooney's Hatchery PROLOGUE Usually, something like this is written in the first pages of a high school annual but in this case we felt it more fitting to have a prologue rather than an introduction, It is always a little sad when something good passes from your life, no matter how necessary the passing may be and no matter how much better the replacement may be. To know that the Tigers will never again trod the hardwood floors of the county, the Bipponet will never again go to the presses, that the halls of the high school will never again echo to the voices and the clamor of the upperclassmen. This is to know that Bippus High School is no more. This is to have some idea of what Poe meant, Quoth the Raven, Nevermorel It is with mixed emotions that we present this, our final Bipponet, to you, We take pride in what we think is a job well done. We are looking forward to entering a new phase of our educational life, We are sad at leaving behind us all the old, famil- iar things which over the years we have grown to love. It is with feelings of nostalgia, anticipation, and pride that we conclude this 1958 Bipponet, We hope you have enjoyed our offering this year and will forgive our being a little sentimental. The Bipponet Staff 1 1 HLWIW 1 1' 1 H M 1l W, l N1 ' 11 ' 11 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 N N W 1411 N 1 11111 1 1? 11 111 11111 VN' , X1, 'L 1 1 1 N41 1 'Maj' V411 1 JT' i' 111111.1111'Il I T f ' r LITHOGRAPHED BY TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. J I DALLAS I TEXAS Bm! Yfmllu MLW: me TAYLOR MADF ' 74 IW, v Gs mm, W X Tha -4' :-Y? I l N . , --1 W -we-..' ..-' .- A v l n F 444 . : 7. .. 'im u 1 -SR 4 ' N X f 5. Q f. 1. ' q'A j ,, i-,JH r A4 I 1 4 P 0 , i w ' 1 N m 1 5 ' 'S r 4' . A' X, Q . 1 'al' 1 v ' ig I 4 ,A V N ri' g x4g4,l'i,.!7Zi ,5 ' -, .xl X , H l v', , I f I 'V ., .V ', - I- ,,, I'. Q1 1t9 C' A fe. ' 'xl ' V -'-1f'f4.,-Ml , , 3 U. , -Y.. , ,,Q, , ' J, , D L- DEDICATIO To our helpful and understanding teacher who has done much to up- hold the spirit of Bippus High Schoolg to one who has worked for our edu- cational improvementg to one who encouraged us and guided us in all our undertakingsg who in his two years at Bippus High School taught us willingly, faithfully and with fullest capacity, we the Blpponet staff of 1958, proudly dedicate this edition of 'BIPPONET - - 1958 to our very own - - - MR , WILLIAM BITTNER pb' W 5. 5 M. ' '3?'fHi'xi5'-1'5,?'f F' 93. .'1'!.':F-AF . TQ . QE 23 1 ' w '-Tigf. .V -' - iii ?1'.!-, FV.:'VIP ,un-,.-,...'. -' 1: y ' f W7 .5?f?,Q,,, 4 Pk,-5,375':'5 55131. 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