Bremen High School - Sprig O Mint Yearbook (Bremen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

SENIOR OFFICERS Jack Shively ..... ...........,.., Vice-President Paul Smith ....... ..........,,,, President Lyle Shenefield--- - ,... ,,,-, Secretary Warren Keyser eniorfi Dear Diary: As I write in you, it doesn't seem possible that it is for the last year. Since 1938, as you know, we've had many experiences, some good and some not soo good. Let's see! That's the year we started our education-some at Sunnyside, some at Muncie, and some at the old Bremen School. The following year the schools were consolidated into the new Bremen School. As the years rolled on many students left us and many new ones came. Then the day came when we were shoved into high school. ln the ninth grade, the students coming from other schools were Bill Leeper, Phil Miller, Don Holdeman, Martha Bornemann, Jane Glomp, Marion Sahlhoff, Helen Mutti, Ellen Seitz, and Bill Jones. ln the tenth grade Joanne Crowel, Joanne Henne, and John Fehr came. In the eleventh grade Bob Babcock, Ronnie Rolland, and Ray Smith came. During our twelfth year Edgar Blessing from Kemnat, Germany, visited with us. ' When we organized as juniors Herb Hueni was our president, Lyle Shenefield our vice-president, and Doris Clindaniel our secretary-treasurer. During the year we sold 52,100 worth of magazines to bolster our class treasury, our precious class rings came the first part of January, and we also enjoyed dressing up for a gala junior prom at the Hotel Elkhart. Of course, play practice added some fun and hard work to our junior year. The play, The Doctory Has A Daughter went off very well with the help of Mrs. May. Treasurer X fl - Now, as the mighty seniors of '50, there are forty-nine of us, willing, able, and as studious as can be expected. You know, Diary, I think maybe there is some hope for us, although sometimes our teachers don't think so. Just take our basketball team. There were six seniors on it-Rex Allen, Lew Brown, Herb Hueni, Warren Keyser, Jack Shively, and Paul Smith. All three of our cheer leaders were seniors. They were Doris Clindaniel, Day Lou Smith, and Louis Flora. There were sixteen seniors in concert choir, fifteen in mixed chorus, thirteen in band, four in G. A. A., sixteen in Sunshine, five in 4-H, six in F. F. A., three in science club, and there were two senior librarians. Our student council representatives were Carol Seymour, and Bob Babcock. This senior year certainly was busy. We ordered our graduation invi- tations and name cards, and were measured for our caps and gowns. After many hot arguments we finally came to a conclusion about our commence- ment program, and we planned a boat trip to Niagara Falls. We wasted a whole morning of school just taking our glamourous senior pictures. Why wouldn't we be beautiful posing for that photographer? Commencement was a fitting climax to our busy year. Now we leave all these exciting activities to the class of '5l. , r llfxjg . N ,il I if Llf lylf CLASS SPONSORS DONA MARIE IRION Spanish, English, Geography JUSTINE BAKER Music, Art EVEREIT SHIVELY Physical Education lhe's on page 37 ,ll ll DON AMES 4-H, Movie 3-4, Basketball, 2, Operators, 3. REX ALLEN CAROL ARCH Basketball, l-2-3-4, Base- Mixed Chorus, 4, Concert 'M' ball, 2-3-4, Hi-Y, l-2-3-4, Choir, 2-3-4, Band, l-2-3, Class Play, 4, Journalism, 3. G. A. A., l-2, Sunshine, 3, Q DORIS AU KERMAN G. A. A., l-2, Sunshine, 3- 4, Librarian, 2-3-4. MARTINA BAK Mixed Chorus, I-2-3-4, Concert Choir, 3-4, G. A. A., l-2, Sunshine, 3-4 Class Plays, 3-4, Sprig O' Mint, 4. Class Play, 3, Sprig O' Mint, 4: Librarian, 3. MARTHA BORNEMANN 4-H, l, Sunshine, 3, Drama, 3 4, Journalism, 2, Art Ac tivity, l, Sprig O' Mint, 4. BOB BABCOCK Mishawaka, l-2, Student Council, 4. l 7 LOUIS FLORA Band, I-2-3-4, Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Class Plays, 3-4, Cheer Leader, 4, Sprig O' Mint, 4. 3 . DORIS CLINDANIEL Concert Choir, 3-4, Band, I-2-3-4, G. A. A., I-2, Cheer Leader, 2-3-4, Sprig O' Mint, 4, Prom Queen, 3, Class Secretary 8. Treasurer, 3. WILMA CRAIG Mixed Chorus, 3-4, Concert Choir, 4, Band, I-2-3, Sun- shine, 3-4, Journalism, 3, Sprig O'Mint, 4, Librarian, I -2-3. MARY EDEL Band, I-2-3, Sunshine, 3-4. LEWIS BROWN Band, I-2, Basketball, I-2- 3-4, Baseball, 'l-2-3-4, Hi-Y, 3-4, Science Club, 3, Jour- nalism, 3, Sprig O'Mint, 4. PAUL DOUGH ERTY Mixed Chorus, 2-3-4, Hi-Y, 3-4, Class Plays, 3-4. DORLYN DRUDGE Band, I-2, G. A. A., I-2 Sunshine, 3-4, Class Plays 3-4, Student Council, 3 Drama, 3-4, Journalism, 2 Sprig O' Mint, 4. 2 lf I EDWARD HECKAMAN JOHN HANS Band, l-2-3-4, Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Band, l-2- Class Plays, 3-4, Science Club, 2-3-4, Sprig O' Mint, 4. THEODORE HAAS F.F.A., l-2-3-4, Movie Op- erators, l -2-3. LOUIS HARDY Basketball, l-2, Baseball, l- . 2-3-4, Hi-Y, 2-3-4.. .y ' 3-4, Class Plays, 4, Student Council, l, Science Club, 4, Camera Club, 2, Sprig O' Mint, 4. MARILYN CRIPE Sunshine, 3-4, Librarian, l- JANE GLOMP ' G.A.A., l 2 3, Sunshine, 3 4, Class Plays, 4, Science Club, 2-3, Sprig O'Mint, 4. ,F . 'ni' -milf MARY ELLEN HOCHSTETLER Mixed Chorus, l-4, Sprig O Mint, 4, Librarian, 3. 9 BILL LEEPER 3-4, Class Plays, 3-4, Sci- Baseball, 2-3, Hi-Y, 3-4, ence Club, 4, Sprig O' Mint, 4-H, I-2-3-4 4 IO CAROLINE KLING G.A.A., I-2-3, Sunshine, 3- WAYNE KEYSER 4-H, I-2-3-4. V-s...-um-4' MARY ANN KNOBLOCK Concert C I1 o i r , I-2-3-4 Band, I-2-3-4, 4-H, I, Sun shine, 3-4, Class Plays, 3-4 Drama, 4, Sprig O' Mint, 4 WARREN KEYSER Basketball, I-2-3-4, Base- ball, I-2-3-4, I-ll-Y, 3-4, F.F.A., I-2-3-4, 4-H, I-2-3- 4, Class Plays, 4, Class .. Treasurer, 4. BILL JONES Mixed Chorus, 2-4, Concert Choir, 2-4, Baseball, 3, Hi-Y Lf - e HERBERT HUENI Concert Choir, 3-4, Band, I- 2-3-4, Basketball, I-2-3-4, i Baseball, I-2-3-4, I-li-Y, I- 2-3-4, Class Plays, 3-4, Stu- dent Council, 2, Sprig O' Mint, 4, Class President, 3. Na -. ,,, BARBARA MUSSER Mixed Chorus, I-2, Concert Choir, 3-4, Band, I-2-3-4, G.A.A., I, Sunshine, 3-4. CARL MATTERN F.F.A., - - Movie Operators, I-2-3. PHIL MILLER Mixed Chorus, 4, Class Plays, 4. IVAR MARTIN Class Plays, 4, Sprig O' Mint, 4. . ,Sk JOHN LQUCKS I L CECELIA MARBLJRGER I U JACOBSON HELEN MUTTI G.A.A., I-2-3-4, 4-H, I, Mixed Chorus, I-2-3-4 Sunshine, 3-4, Class Plays, Concert Choir, 2-3-4, Band 4, Sprig O' Mint, 4. 4, G,A.A., I-2-3-4, 4-H, I Sunshine, 3-4, Camera Club 2-3. -. K4 II JANICE SCHURR Concert Choir, 3-4, Band, l-2-3-4' G.A.A. l-2-3-4 Sunshine, 3 4, Class Plays 3-4, Sprig O' Mint, 4. CAROL SEYMOUR Band, l-2-3-4, Sunshine, 3- 4, Class Plays, 3-4, Student Council, l-4, Sprig O'Mint, 4. OWEN ROWE Band, 1-2, PPA., 1-2-34 Movie Operators, l-2-3. MARION SAHLOFF G.A.A., l-2. to-4 RONNIE ROLLAND Mixed Chorus, 3-4, Concert Choir, 3-4, Class Plays, 4, Drama, 3. DORTHULA PATFERSON G.A,A., l-2, 4-H, l-2-3-4, Sunshine, 3-4. LYLE SHENEFIELD Hi-Y, l-2-3-4, F.F.A., 1-2- 3-4, 4-H, l-2-3-4, Class Plays, 4, Student Council, 2, Movie Operators, 3, Class Vice-President, 3, Class Sec- retary, 4. I2 f if 'Chg L93 C' ' Cf- fl, l LaVERNE soAi.Es Mixed Chorus, 3-4, Concert Choir, 3-4, Hi-Y, I-2-3-4, F.F.A., I-2-3-4, 4-H, I-2-4, Sprig O' Mint, 4, Librarian, 4. Q Ni , it DONALD STICI-ITER Mixed Chorus, 2-4, Basket- ball, I-2-3, Movie Operat- RAY SMITH ors, 2. Class Play, 4. PAUL SMITH Concert Choir, 2-4, Band I-2-3-4, Basketball, l-2-3-4- Baseball, I-2-3-4, Hi-Y, 1- 2-3-4, Class Play, 4, Student Council, 3, Class President KAYLOU SMITH Mixed Chorus, I-2, Concert Choir, I-2-3-4, Band, l-2-3- 4, G.A.A., I-2-3, 4-H, I, Sunshine, 3-4, Class Plays, 3-4, Cheer Leaders, I-3-4, Journalism, 2, Sp r i g O' Mint, 4. JACK SHIVELY Concert Choir, 3-4, Band, I- ' Baseball, I-2-3-4, C I a s s ,x, ' Plays, 3-4, Prom King, 3, Class Vice-President, 4. ' I fxdxg J 2-3-4, Basketball, I-2-3-4, X, 'T' v, 4 DON STUMP Mixed Chorus, 4, Concert Choir, 2-3-4, Band, I-2-3-4, Hi-Y, I-2-3-4, Science Club, 3, Sprig O' Mint, 4. I3 A -.sw ,,, 11115 A ,,,. ,, 13' X 1N1x1 ,v M, I t 35 M ' ,?: X-QMS A mlb? A I 'rl wr' 'Mfg 'W' '11 .,l'1,P 1 1 A Y 1 H1 1 I 1 ,1, ,11 . 1 I 1 'I '!1'lN , 1 Y N vp-l1f, 'U J ' 11 1. V- - f 1 1. 13 1, ' ,1t1qJ,17' 'A V111 '1 1' 1'. 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Flora: Now, Lyle, tell me do Who has told these facts to you? Shene: Some friends of ours, Louis, Who are bringing us the dope on that class They've been around and know what to say Of the news about each lad and lass. Together: Oh, way down there in Bremen Town And there our good friends sit them down They sit and think, and then they think some more, As they recall sweet days of yor Enter Stump and Smith: E. How d'ya do, we've come to greet you, 'Tis the time for us to meet you. Flora: Yes, the day has come for you and us to say hello. Shene: Of our old classmates we would know, Flora: What has become of our friends so tried and true? Shene: Rowe and Loucks, Flora: Keyser and Mattern, Together: Leeper, too? Smith: Just ask us any questions, We'll tell you if we can, For we know all the answers: Yep, we're some learned men. Flora: What has become of Jack Shively That guy who was the King? Stump: He's working in a barber shop, With spats and everything. Smith: Ames's now in radio He's quite successful in it, He's working on a Scotch hook-up, Stump: A thousand words a minute. Smith: Now, Stump, let me speak first ' we 6 aaa 50 Scene: The World Characters: Louis Flora, Don Stump, Ray Smith, and Lyle Shenefield Stump: Smith: Stump: Smith: Stump: Smith: Stump Smith: Stump Shene: Stump Flora: Smith: Stump: Smith: Shene: I pledge myself to tell the worst: Jane Glomp, that brilliant brain Now scrubs the streets-does now com- plain. At Dietrich's on my last stop Folks laughed so loud they called a cop And there I saw upon that day Paul Dougherty selling lingerie. Louis Hardy's won the Ping Pong game Which brought him Nat'l champion fame. And lvar Martin now totes a can A He's made assistant garbage man. Say, there's a home in Plymouth Where all old maids do now reside Miss Carol Arch does knit all day With Martha Bornemann by her side. Caroline Kling once so small ls making heaps and heaps of dough She ate too much and now she is Fat lady at the circus show. And Lewis Brown, if you recall, All up and down the halls did roar Now he lets gobs of hot air out As champion soap box orator. While Helen Mutti at the Comet Can now be seen for one thin dime She beats Mae West in many ways Her line's, Come up and see me some time. Wilma, Marian, and Mary E. Are billed as Flit, and Flat, and Flutter By dancing in a sister act They earn their bread and butter. What became of Miller's Phil Who charmed the girls so much? He's in the movies now because He has that-you know-Sinatra touch. And John Hans with his band? ln spite of all the groans and boo's He's put Woody Herman and his crew All back to shining boots and shoes. The wrestling champion of the world Will reign for years and years to come He's known as killer Rooney now But only Bill Jones to some. Where's that brunette we liked so well? Carol Seymour was her name. L l .gn 50 eam Stump: Oh, she has platinum tresses now They've brought her wealth and worlds of fame. Flora: And where is Martina Bak The high school singing flower? Smith: A warbler of the blues is she On the Snappy Soap Suds hour. Stump: The leading athlete ln all the U.S.A. ls Ted Haas, who eats His spinach every day. Shene: And Wayne Keyser, now where is he? Smith: He's still in Bremen there And if he's good and works heal hard, They'll put him in Broadway. Stump: When we were visiting We to the White House went And Mary Ellen Hochstettler was reigning there As woman president. Smith: Eddie Heckaman is a doctor now And a very good one too The horses that he treats are soon Returned as good as new. Flora: And what became of Drudge the goon Who caused the boys to swoon? Smith: l saw her last at the Hofbrau Cleaning a spittoon. Stump: Mary Ann Knoblock's found her calling No longer does she sing, For she is now a blacksmith Making her anvil ring. Shene: l often think Janice Schurr Was quite a doll, Smith: Now she is known as queenie At the place she's queen of them all. Stump: By reciting just one story Bob Babcock found his glory Smith: Down at the corner with his pail He's selling his ice-worm cocktail. Flora: And what of Doris and her fiddle? She's joined forces with hey, dicldle, diddle She toots around all day in her Ford Searching in vain for one lost chord. Stump: Running a store on Plymouth Street There's a gal that can't be beat She'lI cure your athletic foot in a day ln Koontz's Drugstore, the Kaylou Smith way. Shene: What of Paul Smith, the basketball star? Smith: He was caught driving a red beer wagon And on its side in colorful paint Was a pink plaid dancing dragon. Stump: When Marilyn Cripe, the skating girl, Sought fame in the icy rink She found out that her only fate Was doing dishes in a sink. Smith: The champion lady wrestler Of all the forty-eight states ls husky Dorthula Patterson The crowds all think she's great. Stump: Now Rex Allen was voted Most likely to succeed As the leading track star, He wins all cups indeed. Smith: There's a new kind of census To succeed the Gallup Polls lt is headed by none other Than our own LaVerne Soales. Flora: Remember the boy with the curly black hair, His name was Don Stitcher? Stump: He forfeited all, even Lauren Bacall To become an undertaker. Smith: This year's fashions are the best And you can bet they'll pass the test. Stump: The person who made them so lovey ls Herb Hueni, the women's dovey. Smith: Aukie and Musser were chosen as beauties And now acclaimed as this year's cuties. Stump: Ronnie Rolland is on the stage- He charges for admission: He's giving Bing Crosby quite A lot of competition. Flora: The Bremen Class of '50 ls really not so nifty. Shene: l know that every senior With many a sad sweet sigh Recalls the fun he used to have All: At good old Bremen High. Smith: KLooking at the ringing Alarm Clockl What's this? Well, bless my soul. lt's time for us to go. So come along, my cherub, lt's getting late, you know. Stump: lt seems the class of '50 ls calling for attention, So let's go back To see their class convention. CAMS, W , The Sensors presented the Play You Cant Take It Wrth You on October 21 l949 lt was durected by Mass Eulene Reed wnth Dorlyn Drudge as student director lt was a comedy ot a rather odd tamnly named Vanderhotf The settung was rn New York Cnty The characters were Pentelope Sycamore the mother who loved to wrate books played by Mary Ann Knoblock Essle Pentelopes daughter the negro maid played by Cecelia Marburger Paul Sycamore the father who was always gettnng unto trouble making tlrecrackers played by Paul Dough erty Mr DePnnna the man who came to sell :ce but became unterested rn Paul s tnrecrackers and stayed played by Louis Flora Ed Essue s husband who advertised and sold her candy played by Jack Shrvely Donald Rheba s boy trnend played by Rex C Allen Martln Vanderhotf the grandfather who lofed snakes played by Herbert Huem Aluce Essues s ster who began thmkmg her odd tarmly would interfere wnth her love forTony played by.lanlC9 Schurr Mr Henderson a tax collector who always had bad luck played by Paul Smuth Tony Kurby the wealthy lover ot Alice played by Ronme Rol land Boris Kolenkhov the Russuan ballet teacher played by Edward Heckaman Gay Wellington the dramatnc movie star who loved to take sleepmg pulls busnnessman played by John Hans Mrs Klrby has wute played by Jane Glomp three detectives played by Phul Muller Lyle Shenetneld and Warren Keyser Olga the Russian grand duchess who be came a wantress played by Carol Seymour There were many commuttees who worked hard gettung the play ready Those that should receive honorable mentnon were the carpenters lvar Mar tm Owen Rowe Ted Haas and Bob Babcock C Cl ' Il I . n I i I . . I I ballet dancer, played by Kaylou Smnth, Rheba, the played by Martina Bakg Mr. Knrby, the wealthy enior Being of sound mind and body lor at least able to graduateJ, we, The Class of l95O, do will and bequeath the following to our friends: I, Rex Allen, will my height to Frank Peters. I, Don Ames, will my job on the milk machine to Rolland Aker. I, Carol Ann Arch, will my love for out-of-town boys to Marsha Robinson I, Doris Aukerman, will all my dates to any girl who thinks she can keep up with them. I Martina Bak, will my ability to eat during bookkeeping to Mr. Replogle I I, Martha Bornemann, will my flutter to Phyllis Murray, I, Bob Babcock, will my love for classes to Junior Elliott. I Lewis Brown, will my blind hook shot to Kenny Crowel, who can put it I good use. I, Doris Clindaniel, will the fun I had in cheerleading to the next ones. I, Wilma Craig, will my apparent quietness to anyone who talks too much I, Marilyn Cripe, will my accuracy in the office to Ernestine Leeper. I, Paul Dougherty, will my firecrackers from the play to David Bowser. I, Dorlyn Drudge, will the Sprig O' Mint to next year's struggling staff. !, Mary Edel, will my love for Plymouth to Norma Zimmer. I, Louis Flora, will my ability to get the kids to yell to Roger Beehler. l, Jane Glomp, will my brains to anyone who needs them. I, Theodore Haas, will my job on the coke machine to Glen Scott. I, John Hans, will my love for economics to Miss Reed. I Louis Hardy, will the good time I had on the Hi-Y trip to Mr. Clemens. I 1 stetler. I Mary Ellen Hochstetler, will my bookkeeping to future classes. I I, Herb Hueni, will my love for English to Jay Senff. I, Bill Jones, will my ability to wrestle to Jack Hall. I, Warren Keyser, will my love for playing cards to Billy Mummey. I Edward Heckaman, will my ability to heckle Maria Carrico to Willis Hoch Vilayne Keyser, wil my love for La Paz to Jim Drof. Caroline Kling, will my giggle to Larry Ochstein. Mary Ann Knoblock, will my solo clarinet chair to Dot Heckaman. Bill Leeper, will my sparkling conversation to Tonia Tombaugh. John Loucks, will my love for the wild west to Lincoln Wolfe. lvar Martin, will my artistic ability to Ted Swank. Carl Mattern, will my motorcycle to Wayne Schlemmer. Phil Miller, will my wavy hair to Louis Bollenbacker. Barbara Musser, will my red hair to Janet Schmitt. Helen Mutti, will my yodeling to Ted Britwhistle. Dorthula Patterson, will my dimples to Lenore De Fauw. Ronnie Rolland, will my weight to Doug Leman. Owen Rowe, will my desire to sleep in geography to Tom Smith. Marion Sahlhotf, will my quiet ways to Loretta Keyser. Janice Schurr, will my reckless driving to anyone just learning. Carol Seymour, will my giggle to anyone who thinks he can stand the strain Lyle Shenefield, will my rosy complexion to Shirley Long. Jack Shively, will my ability to shave to Allen Molebash. Kay Lou Smith, will my red pajamas to next year's senior lockers. Pa-'I Smith, will my ability to be late to school in the morning to Chuck Walter. Ray Smith, will my love of argument to Johnny Baird. La Verne Soales, will my ability to meet Sprig deadlines to the l95l scramblers. Donald Stichter, will my curly hair to Bill Freriger. Donald Stump, will leave. L.. l is X enior onor L JANE GLOMP Valedictorian Carol Ann Arch She was getting Sprig Boosters when the group picture was taken. THE NEXT EIGHT HIGH Martina Bak, Janice Schurr, Mary An Edward Heckaman, and Lewis Brown vi. 5' x .A .nf sS?Ll,Jel'lf5 LYLE SHENEFIELD Salulatorian STU DENT5 n Knoblvck. John Hans. Mary Ellen Hnchsrerler - She was our D. A. R. Good Citizen H, lil' .,,. 1 5.5.1 , A s 0 ! XT, 3 'I V ia., '-Fam? I9 .,,-,-,,e:q Jay Senff, T uniord OFFICERS ed Swank, Phyllis Thomas Dear Diary, We Juniors started the vear with forty-tive in our class. During the year Sue Smith and Richard Stull withdrew and Eunice Neusus enrolled in our class from Ohio. We elected as our class officers Ted Swank, president, Jay Sentt, vice president, and Phyllis Thomas, secretary-treasurer. For Student Council we elected Lincoln Wolfe and Glenice Jensen. Lincoln Wolfe, Kenny Crowel, and Junior Elliott represented us on the basketball team. There were six singing in Concert Choir, sixteen sing- ing in Mixed Chorus, and seven in Band. There were eight in F. F. A., six- ten in G. A. A. and ten in Hi-Y. We've been busy planning our Junior play, entitled Here Comes Charley, selling magazines and planning tor our Junior-Senior Prom. Tonia Tombaugh and Bill Frenger were chosen king and queen for the Sunshine Sweetheart Party. i' oun sPoNsoRs fm' J Ralph Replogle Commerce Ernest Sample History, Coach Theresa Hagenau Physical Education, Typing - . QJF' ' ,iqshxx if A Q I .sf xi S X FIRST ROW: Rolland Aker, Paul Bailey, Louis Bollenbacher, Marilyn Bondurant, David Bowser, Evelyn Boyer, Kenny Crowel. SECOND ROW: Eugene Dutoi, Junior Elliott, Bill Frenger, Fred Haas, Robert Hall, Betty Holdeman, Willis Hochstetler. THIRD ROW: Glenice Jensen, Frank- lin Jones, Jeanette Keyser, Lowell Kuhn, Marlene Layman, Ernestine Leeper, Herbert Leeper, FOURTH ROW: Shirley Muncy, Phyllis Murray, Martha Mutti, Robert Myers, Larry Ochstein, Frank Roberts, Barbara Ruger. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Schlemmer, Glen Scott, Jay Senff, Sue Smith, Tom Smith, Leonard Stichter, Richard Stull. SlXTH ROW: Charles Sult, Ted Swank, Phyllis Thomas, Tonia Tombaugh, James Unsicker, Winfred Walterhouse, Mildred Weber. SEVENTH ROW: Lincoln Wolfe, Jack Zimmer. THE JUNIOR CLASS IS FULL OF CHARACTERS Rolland Aker Marjorie Allen Carolyn Aukerman Paul Bailey Louis Bollenbacher Marilyn BonDurant David Bowser Evelyn Boyer Maria Carrico Kenny Crowel Eugene Dutoi Junior Elliott Bill Frenger Fred Haas Robert Hall Dorothy Heckaman Betty Holdeman Willis Hochstetler Glenice Jensen Franklin Jones Jeanette Keyser Lowell Kuhn Marlene Layman Ernestine Leeper Herbert Leeper Shirley Muncy Phyllis Murray Martha Mutti Robert Myers Larry Ochstein Frank Roberts Barbara Ruger Wayne Schlemmer Glen Scott Jay Senff Sue Smith Tom Smith Leonard Stichter Richard Stull Charles Sult Ted Swank Phyllis Thomas Tonia Tombaugh James Unsicker Wintred Walterhouse Mildred Weber Lincoln Wolfe Jack Zillmer Allen Ladd Judy Foster Dixie Dugan Frankie Laine Smokie Stover Judy Canova Freckles Ma Kettle Daisy May Mr. Keen Phil Finn Rex Morgan Herby Robert Mitchum Homer Pigeon Wild Rose Jane Russell Tarzan Blondie Senator Claghorn Aggie Mack Curly Kayoe Cherry Becky Groggins Bulldog Drummond Barbara Lawerence Dottie Dripple Dinah Dagwood Peter Lorre Pa Kettle Pansy Yocum Little Abner Henry Aldrich Ozark llle Kate Smith Sluggo Popeye Dick Tracy Gildersleeve Lard Smith Bonnie Baker Scarlet 0'Neil Whimpy Sidney Greenstreet Molly McGee Mark Trail Fibber McGee A SHORT NARRATION Ever see a flame go dancing Like a ballerina prancing Pirouetting - style and grace Leaping fantastically in space? -Ever see a dog eat food? Flames eat, too - awfully rudel Licking, laping, crunching wood Gobbling - it must be good! Maria Carr l X be K , 'lag .1 ' lin 1 ' .9 I n I 0 i R' , 1 . sr' - , , . -1' 'its W' .,,, 'f if 'V-!l!5Y5.!g . -6- .Q k , .v -ff' Y b 1 f Q Q V,,...,-f , .Pm-14, -f--5- ,X 1 4, Q at - ., D 1 , :.' ' gh ' , - ., Nt, 24 1 Were you expecting to see the Junior play and the prom king and queen here? So was the staff. But Myers said these pages had to be in by March 10. Do you remember the first days of March? VACATION. Yes, old John L. Lewis played right into our hands with his coal strike. Much as we en- joyed the vacation, we are sorry that the Sprig went to press before the cast for the play and the prom king and queen were chosen. .' -1 2.9-315m 1-Pig ,.' T ffl? .9 4 - 1- . L -ik? QQ . ., if-2 'Na'- .. - . f 4 r Sp 0l'n0l'e5 Dear Diary: Today, 52 sophomores and I started our tenth year of school. We elected Dan Leman and Billy Mummey to represent us in the Student Council. Twenty-nine of us are in Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus, and Glee Club. John Baird joined the Science Club while Wilma Miller, Loretta Keyser, and Martha Perrot keep the books straight in the library. Twenty girls of our class are in G. A. A. and four of our boys made the basket- ball team. Sixteen play their horns in Band, while twenty-one girls enrolled in Sunshine Society. Six boys are in Hi-Y and six boys and one girl are in F.F.A., Boys 4-H, and Girls 4-H. OUR SPONSORS GEORGE KLEINDORFER MILDRED SHIVELY Biology Librarian l l l l ARTHUR WILSON , Band -' . ,..,, ' ..,-3, L Sf' r , , 5 Gin ' ' Sw ll, 4- r ' lf N' J K .- -.M 55219 0I'l'l0I'2 Cfarid iii' , 76 . -' A I ' C2 -0 -4 ,, .1 ..-WY V. ,. QU. ' f , A 0 ,Q V J Y , 5 ' fi? .V V -' ' -X c 'ff 5,1 W ' ,Eg-33.1 , -5' , - fri Q , ' A . - yi by i.' - ,Q- J, fs 1-,. ,V-iffy , ' R 7152 as .F , cr. A Tw-4. . ' Egg? 4 1 4 Af- V? Q52-A V 'J PW 'R f . It C7 fig'-'fi Wifi' 'ff' Y- YW: - '35 J if f? Pr- iw V - A Q vit. 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ROW 4: Carole Manges, Martha Mayer, Ernest Miller, Wilma Miller, Billy Mummey, Rosea 26 l..... mary Mutti, Stanley Mutti. ROW 5: Richard Nichols, Billy Oberly, Verna, Palmer, Martha Perrot, Charles Powell, Marsha Robinson, Doris Sahlhoff. ROW 6: Janet Schmitt, Joann Schweisberger, Shirley Schweisberger, Jo Sherland, Ralph Stichter, Paul Thornton, Bonnie Tombaugh. ROW 7: Charles Walter, Carol Weston, Martha Zillmer, Norma Zimmer. , NAME Dale Aukerman John Baird Irene Becknell Teddy Birtwllistle Mary Bornemann Violet Borkholder Margie Connon Evelyn Corl Lenore DeFauw Anna Lou Dougherty Jim Drof Bill Fox Kenneth Haas Marjorie Haas Jack Hall Louise Haney Arthur Heckaman Sannah Heckaman Neva Hochstetler Loretta Keyser Nancy .lo Keyser Carol Klinedinst Dale Krohn Josephine Lamprecht Danny Leman Shirley Long Carole Manges Janie Mayer Ernest Miller Wilma Miller Billy Mummey Rosemary Mutti Stanley Mutti Richard Michols Billy Oberly Verna Palmer Martha Perrot Charles Powell Joyce Powell Marsha Robinson Doris Sahlhoff Janet Schmitt Joann Schweisberger Shirley Schweisberger .lo Sherland Ralph Stichter Paul Thornton Bonnie Tombaugh Charles Walter Carol Weston Martha Zillmer Norma Zimmer WEAKNESS Eating candy in Englisll Volts People lboysl Good food Marshmallow cokes Sports Being ornery Swimming l l l l l Treva One girl Women Women French fries Money Eating English History Laughing My boy friends Boys Basketball players Resting Cokes Larry's car Peter Lawford Black wavy hair Fancy sundaes l l l l l Boys Girl basketball players Being silly Eating beans Women Studying Evansville Marshmallow coke: l l l l l Boys A good basketball team English Popcorn Madison Bourbon Thrilling basketball games Eating apples in English Getting to bed at night The sight of a good-looking boy Wine, Women, and Food Eating Etna Green Plymouth E vt - ...Q ' 13+- 2 fs :rw A X- , S: X x . x , N' ': ,, ' ,IX as U Y - M 2 X 5 1 wax . G , . 3 Q Q. 1. a g 'L 'K I , W I R S A 5 1 J X , R tv' 3 ' iq X , - , ,. ' -' Q K N 27 AN NABEL RUPEL Home Economics jl'8:fAl'I'leI'l Dear Diary: When the freshmen entered high school in September, they had quite a time tinding their classes. Some of them would get into the wrong class and wouldn't realize it until the period was half over. They took advan-- tage of several privileges, and they thought that they would really have a swell party during high school like the rest of us did. They soon settled down a little and many of them joined our varied activities. There are thirteen freshmen in senior band, twenty-eight in mixed chorus, twenty girls in G.A.A. and twenty-five in Sunshine. They are also represented in other activities. This is the largest class in high school now. There are sixty-eight freshmen. Their student council representatives are Janet Koontz and Loren Felren. We see some of the freshmen girls are already roaming the halls with guys in the higher grades. CLASS SPONSORS ,rw i RICHARD CLEMMENS EULENE REED Industrial Arts English, Social Studies 3 PQJAHQGI1 UGJ6 -mini ROW l: Charles Arch, Nancy Bak, Glen Bellman, Harriet Brown, Donnie Corl, Pat Croussore, Janice Dutoi, Beverly Eaglebarger, Eliza- beth Ealing. ROW 2: Marcia Edel, Gail Felten, Loren Felten, Mary Flora, Martha Green, Carol Gunterman, Dorothy Haas, Bruce Hardy, Valeria Hardy. ROW 3: Berdene Heckaman, Lulla Heltzel, Jane Alene Hershberger, Miriam Hochstetler, Edward Holdeman, Mildred Huff, Richard Jones, Barbara Kile, Evelyne Kling, ROW 4: Rose Klingerman, Doris Knoblock, Janet Koontz, Jim Koontz, Stanley Laudeman, Joyce Lidgard, Joan Loucks, Betty McGowen. ROW 5: Lowell Martin, Allen Molebash, Viola Murray, LeRoy Neidlinger, Frank Peters, Edwin Pfeiffer, Barbara Pratt, Paul Price, Bradley Rob- inson. ROW 6: Dorothy Sahlhoff, Franklin Sahlhoff, Donald Schneider, Nancy Schweisberger, LaVera Shumaker, George Smith, Forrest Snyder, Donald Soales, Gearldine Spencer. ROW 7: Mary Stoller, Sue Swank, MaryBeth Teghtmeyer, Otis Thornton, Nola Tucker, Dick Warren, Josephine Walter, Marcia Whitsel, Ada Wil- liams. ROW 8: Richard VanGilder, Janet VanSkyock, Galen Yoder, Treva Yoder. 29 Charles Arch Nancy Bak Glen Bellman Harriet Brown Donnie Corl Pat Croussore Janice Dutoi Beverly Eaglegarger Elizabeth Ealing Marcia Edel Gail Felten Loren Felten Mary Flora Martha Green Carol Gunterman Dorothy Haas Bruce Hardy Valeria Hardy Berdene Heckaman Lulla Bell Heltzel Jane Alene Hershberger Miriam Hochstetler Edward Holdeman Mildred Huff Richard Jones Barbara Kile Evelyne Kling Rose Klingerrnan Doris Knoblock Janet Koontz Jim Koontz Norris Krathwell Stanley Laudeman Joyce Lidgard cworife arm fime.4 Anything Pounding on walls Growing Talking Basketball Baby sitting Telling iokes Flutes Volleyball Playing the piano with one finger Flips Playing the bass Trombone Doing the hula Getting rid of her curly hair Playing peek-a-boo Hanging around Jackson Street Swimming Keeping her figure Dyeing her hair Chasing the boys Soft ball Chewing gum Flirting with the boys Basketball Writing letters Trying to keep her hair up Eating Dancing Baseball Looking for people lg Model airplanes Basketball Reducing irlsi Joan Loucks Bet-ty McGowen Carolyn Martin Lowell Martin Allen Molebash Viola Murray LeRoy Neidlinger Frank Peters Edwin Pfeiffer Barbara Pratt Paul Price Bradley Robinson Dorothy Sahlhoff Franklin Sahlhoff Donald Schneider Nancy Schweisberger La Vera Shumaker George Smith Forrest Snyder Donald Soales Gearlding Spencer Mary Stoller Sue Swank Mary Beth Teghtmeyer Otis Thornton Nola Tucker Dick Warren Josephine Walter Marcia Whitsel Ada Williams Richard Van Gilder Janet Van Skyock Galen Yoder Treva Yoder Loafing La Verne Soales Passing Notes Hunting Trying to get Liz to be rny girl Trying to lose her red hair Football Shrinking Learning to drive Swooning over Jay Studying Yell leading Blushing Being shy Ice skating Basketball Giggling Model airplanes Hockey Boxing Getting rid of her Playing to piano Twirling Telling answers Growing two teeth Ballet Poker Boys Baseball Kickball Roller skating Messing around Sleeping Physical education southern accent i lulfslvslnqll ft XM Yell Leader Candidates Muck Crop Queen Candidates .I nf rd! fb- Sometimes we have parties - - - - Sometimes we work - - Sometimes we study - - And sometimes we paint i GLEN KLINEDINST JOHN BAIRD Junior High Science, Junior High EDGAR BLESSING Kemnat, Germany During the year he visited Bremen Edgar attended our English, govern ment, economics, and shop classes. ,1 JOAN TERWILLIGER English, Junior High , ,rl I, g f f MR. 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ZF' . .X.,. x . x QS 'Xia ,Q , K .xl 1 l . l cf2gAfA Qwle TOP ROW: Carol Anderson, Barbara Annis, Donald Aukerman, Roger Balsley, Doris Becknell, Roger Beehler, Walter Berg, Carol Birkey, Samuel Borkholder. ROW 2: Lyle Burkholder, Chester Cardelino, Robert Carrico, Sally Chidister, Clarence Cochran, Louis Cox, Barbara Davis, Richard Deardorff, Maynard Ealing. ROW 3: Patricia Ellis, Janet Ernsberger, Mary Farmwald, Wayne Fisher, Theodore Graverson, Ralph Hall, Sue Hanes, Janice Heckaman, Lowell Heckaman. ROW 4: Iedia Heltzel, James Hepler, Margaret Hershberger, James Hochstetler, Alan Huff, Wayne Huff, Billy Kensinger, Judith King, Nancy Klindinst. ROW 5: Wendel Kling, Elsie Krohn, Jim Laudeman, Gail Leeper, x x xg X X Xi x X X XX . PX ' S ' f Douglas Leman, lvan Lozier, George Marburger, Max Martin, Dick Miller. ROW 6: Lee Miller, Charles Mitschelen, James Morne, Bon-- nie Neher, Fay Edward Patterson, Eugene Perrot, Shirley Pittman, Thelma Price, Charles Ritter. ROW 7: Judy Schmitt, Terry Schurr, Dick Sheneman, Paula Smith, Carol Snyder, Billy Stewart, Loren Stichter, Bobby Sumpter, Jack Sumpter. ROW 8: Russell Tedrow, Robert Unsicker, Dick VanGilder, Dale Walterhouse, Richard Weaver, Dorthea Weldy, Nancy Weston, Joyce Whitmer, Ada Williams. ROW 9: Saundra Yearian, Evelyn Zillmer, Richard Zimmer. 33 .1 ' lin 1 ' .9 I n I 0 i R' , 1 . sr' - , , . -1' 'its W' .,,, 'f avi- in .1 ': A ,fwx S 2UQl'ltA QCLCJQ TOP ROW: James Allen, Nancy Arch, Rita Bak, Marsha Balmer, Alvin Berry, Leroy Borkholder, Tobias Borkholder, Mary Boyer, Gen- eva Carothers. ROW 2: Garland Carothers, Constance Carothers, Sue Cornelius, Donald Cripe, Mary Croussore, Jerry Farrer, Kenneth Grove, Ralph Haas, Janet Hall. ROW 3: David Hand, Joseph Haney, Joan Hans, Douglass Heckaman, Carol Hochstetler, Phyllis Hamer, Marlene Huber, Herman Hueni, Joan Jones. ROW 4: Louise Jones, Michael Keller, Jackie Keyser, Marsha Kling, John Knoblock, Evan 34 Manges, David Miller, Thelma Mitschelen, Jerry Musser. ROW 5: Tom Musser, Edward Nick, Lorretta Pritsch, Barbara Reed, Sue Reese, Paul Rowe, Marlene Schini, Carol Scott, Linda Schuch. ROW 6: Bernard Schutz, Norma Shearer, Alta Soales, Sally Spicher, Donna Stephey, Marilyn Swank, Sherry Swank, Kenneth Thomas, Junior Thornton. BOTTOM ROW: Julia Trefun, Dale Weldy, Ruth Wil- liams, Esther Yoder, Miriam Yoder, Sandra Yoder, Jack Zenfz. BOTTOM ROW: John Berg, Billie Jensen, Kirk Molebash, Rodney Ruger, Genneth Kiel, Rob- ert Hunsberger, Billie Fisher. ROW 2: Judy Bowser, Loretta Burkholder, Evelyn Harner, Janet Heckaman, Phyllis Smith, Dorothy Hill, Vera Holdeman, Diane Thomas. ROW 3: Danice Hook, Karen Robinson, Patricia Crowel, Virginia Bowser, Marjorie Wolfe, Anna Kovack, Carol Swank, Janet Thomas, Patsy Coffel, Miss Dorothy Grossman. TOP ROW: Andrew Farmwald, Dean Balsley, Noble Carothers, Ronald Cooper, Donald Fore, Glenn Bowen, Charles Green, Chester Klingerman, Jimmy Heckaman. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Hershberger, Carl Schweisberger, Robert Deardorff, Larry Sherk, Albert Moren, Arthur Harrington, Henry Harper. ROW 2: Irene Schutz, Marlena Leeoer, Maridee Balsley, Loretta Fisher, Evelyn Haas, Amanda Chupp, Sharon Keck, Donna Smith, Sally Laudeman. ROW 3: Judith Van Skyock, Marylri Stuntz, Carol Ellis, Charlotte Baker, Elnora Miller, Marlene Schweisberger, Sue Etta Yoder, Billy Carothers, Lewis Leeper. TOP ROW: Merl Heckaman, Ronald Kares, James Sheetz, Charles Drew, Arvin Weldy, Marvin Weldy, John Zentz, John Heckaman, Morris Brown, Thomas Teghtmeyer. 1 l L BOTTOM ROW: Larry Zimmerman, Kenneth Sticher, Billy Weaver, Owen Hardy Roscoe Lozier ROW 2: Esther Slabaugh, Judy Middaugh, Rosemary Baird, Edna Mae Boyer Richard Holde man, Sylvia Burkholder, Betty Kaylor, Carolyn Sheetz. ROW 3: Mary Hepler Joyce Giek Sandra Shull, Shirley Cox, Shirley Matz, Suzanne Weber, Marlene Rhode. TOP ROW Miss Roline Reifsnider, Alan Hochstetlerq David Heckaman, James Hawkins, John Williams Jerry Peters, Jimmy Hahn, Clifford Thomas. 961,612 flue BOTTOM ROW: Ronnie Aukerman, Jack Spicher, Larry Van Gilder, Wayne Grebe, Frank Green, Stephen Crittenden. ROVV 2: Don Farrer, Kenneth Decker, Jane Unsicker, Helen Dutoi, Mary Bell Williams, Pauline Silveus, Mavis Schutz, Rachel Stansberry. ROW 3: Ken- neth Drew, Irene Borkholder, Rachel Miller, Verda Burkholder, Janet Nusbaum, Herriet Kuntz, Wanda Rowe, Janice Stephey, Mr. Jack Foster. TOP ROW: Arthur Grove, Harvey Bak, Rich- ard Snyder, Tony Sheneman, Jim Sumpter, Ronald Grise, John Aukerman, Jimmy Yoder, '.I ga. -, ,ae-: ..,,,-. . .-.,... 5 ', , T 4 . 4 1- 2 S v .,!, xi v .. T1 .ec .aa-0 vf BOTTOM ROW Frederick Martin, Carl Smith, Richard Cox, Dewey Balsley, John Fisher, Frederick Hochstetler Richard Rowe, Michael Heckaman. ROW 2: Connie Gooding, Connie Bellman Eileen Ames Sally Oberly, Cherrin Miller, Mary Groham, Dawn Bauer, Sally Swartz- lander Garnet Nick Esther Helmuth. ROW 3: Mac Mummey, Mary Chupp, Freda Becknell, Rosalie Replogle Sandra Sanborn, Charlene Grossman, Mary Drudge, Myrna Tedrow, Diane Hand Susan Kauffman Susan Bondurant, Mrs. Mildred Klinedinst. TOP ROW: Frederick Hepler David Allen Jimmy Long, Kenneth Muncy, Robert Wolfe, Marvin Borkholder, Robert Burkholder Kenneth Loucks Freddie White, Donald Yarian, Richard Misner. QCLCIQ 3011? BOTTOM ROW: Justin Brown, Michael Smith, Michael Hershberger, Michael Berg, Curtis Kiel, Robert Whitlock, Monroe Borkholder, Larry Yoder. ROW 2: Patsy Hohman, Margie Troyer, Ruth Yoder, Rose Schutz, Bonnie Whitehead, Enid Brown, Judith Clauss, Marylin Cripe, Patricia Weber, Jolene Reed, Jacqueline Stanifer. ROW 3: Judith Thayer, Charlene Rouch, Larry Layman, Jeannine Hawkins, Elizabeth Green, Larry Weston, Raymond Hoch- stetler, Enos Kaufman, Erma Schumucher, Jeffery Fisher, Joyce Sevy, Mrs. Leah Fox. TOP ROW: Philip Hershberger, Mary Enders, Elaine Cooper, Betsey Benson, Nancy Bailey, Dora Jean Hohman, Lorene Schini, Dennis Yoder, Billy Graham, Noah Kuhns, Tommy Cripe. AB- SENT: Michael Hardy, Michael Levy. QQ 5,4 ...- 'tr-xr? i BOTTOM ROW: Dale Allen, Tommy Tucker, Jimmy Helmuth, John Silvey, Ward Huff, Greg- ory Bolt, Michael Cripe, Jerry Sheneman. ROW 2: Judy Gunterman, Doris Connon, Linda Kling, Edna Burkholder, Helen Graham, Douglas Laudeman, Eugene Hershberger, Larry Hirstein, Ronald Sherk, Sarah Seitz. ROW 3: Lester Bellman, Dixie Swartzlander, Jimmie Miller, Ken- neth Kaylor, Harley Meister, Jr., Rodney Schweisberger, Barbara Neher, Barbara Everly, Patricia Stanifer, Cryus Knepper, Wayne Bowen, Joyce Baker, Mrs. Pricilla Hulvey. TOP ROW: Kathleen Pfeiffer, Catherine Klingerman, Sandra Wagoner, Glenice Stephey, Janet Knoblock, Ronald Spicher, Terry Hand, Patricia Chidister, Bobby Slabaugh, Oscar Burkholder, Roger San- born, David Michael, Lamar Harner. ABSENT: Owen Farmwald, Kent Koontz, Edwin Kuhns, Meredith Powell. QPCLCJQ 3A Pee BOTTOM ROW: Stanley Myers, Deane Stump, James Baxter, Richard Kauffman, Warren Harner, Eli Borkholder, Paul Blosser, Frederick Becknell, Reuben Stansberry. ROW 2: Barry Pfefferle, Verna Yoder, Lula Harrington, Lynn Baer, Roger Thayer, Jackie Carothers, Nettie Heckaman, Dick Jarman, Jimmy Reese, Glennis Weldy. ROW 3: Ida Culp, Donna Stump, John Hershberger, Sharon Feiser, Patricia Smith, Marie Silveus, Douglas Sumpter, John Zim- merman, Gerald Wagley, Jimmy McLochlin, Mrs. Betty Johnson. TOP ROW: Linda Booker, Ronnie Laidig, Janice Carothers, Jerry Hummel, Alan Kerschner, Norman Schini, Eddie Enders, Martha Kuntz, Raymond Cox, Larry Hand. QHZMI1' , fs. , Lions BOTTOM ROW: Dolores Knepper, Jeanette Giek, Carol Hahn, lrving Green, Douglass Jones, Clarence Chupp, Don Smith, Robert Koontz, Jeanette Hawkins. ROW 2: Barbara Huff, Judith Fisher, Jack Bennett, Leslie Grebe, Patricia Beery, Lana Fisher, Esther Kauffman, Marjorie Bollenbacker, Carolyn Huff. TOP ROW: Kenneth Becknell, Larry Swank, Judith Smith, Karen Lou Davis, Linvel Risner, Lee Helmuth, Tony Zentz, Alvin Borkholder, Sonya Schramm, Mar- lene Trefun, Mrs. Aleda Berg. gud? 3600 BOTTOM ROW: Charles Huff, Jack Clauss, George Stanifer, Larry Harner, Gordon Hardy, Jeffry Mast. ROW 2: Aloma Schutz, Louise Baker, Patricia Thornton, Billy Keyser, Arthur Williams, Larry Holston, Teddy Huber, ROW 3: Jacquelynn Espich, Lydia Mae Miller, Esther Miller, Sharon Aker, Donna Hummel, Kathleen Ernsberger, Ann Drudge, Sharon Mitschelen, Miss Alice Perry. TOP ROW: Marvin Leeper, Simon Borkholder, Bobby Smith, Noble Weldy, Russel Stansberry, Kent Rottmiller, Donald Reed. x'Tf'f:' 69' E? VJ BOTTOM ROW: Leonard Hixon, Jimmy Brown, Wallace Williams, Dannie Spagnola, Steve Harrington, Terry Harrington, ROW 2: Janeal Bowser, Patsy Kiel, Judy Shoup, Mary Sue Dettbrenner, Shirley Germann, Naomi Ealing, Virginia Hill. ROW 3: Jerry Smith, Blanche Holdeman, Marvalene Whitehead, Anthony Gunterman, Lina Blosser, Donald Manges, Susan Shirk, Miss Helen Weisshaar. TOP ROW: Allen Neher, Eddie Borkholder, Violet Crowel, Everett Walterhouse, Richard Baker, Rado Lower, Darwin Yoder. ABSENT: Mary Hersh- berger, Orval Burkholder, Mahlon Helmuth, Qaacle jwo , Qade One BOTTOM ROW: David Wagoner, John Pfeiffer, Tommie Sumpter, Douglas Snyder, Billy Symon, Lester Sherk. ROW 2: Ronnie Stillson, Tony Swartzlander, Larry Weaver, Jim Williams, Ada Price, Clara Mae Smith, Dick Reidenbach, Bobby Smith, Larry Weil, ROW 3: Ronnie Seiwert, Clifford Weldy, Janice Smith, KaSondra Schutz, Shirley Polson, Marilyn Reichert, Carol Sue Payne, Bonnie Schultz, Susan Replogle. TOP ROW: Carolyn Schneider, Karen Stephey, Mary Peters, Karen Tucker, Emma Price, Dennis Young, Wanda Sanborn, Ivan Schmucker, Phyllis Sheetz, Mrs, Elsie Shortz. FIRST ROW: Kent Laudeman, Junior Hill, James Morris, Butch Kling, John Kruyer, Nelson Huff, Toby Kuhns, Jerry Kline. SECOND ROW: Pat Knepper, Sandra Keck, Kay Misner, Bar- bara Kimble, Lois Hershberger, Barbara Manges, Sharon Knepper, Beverly Powell, Louise Koontz. THIRD ROW: Caroline Knoblock, Marilyn Kaylor, Marvin Miller, David Huff, Ura Hochstetler, Peggy McLochlin, Etta Hershberger, Sandra Muffley, Judy Laidig: FOURTH ROW: Robert Kauffman, Butch Koontz, Homer Miller, Jerry Marshall, Junior Miller, Gene Kauffman, David Jones, Miss Oler. Qifacle Une FIRST ROW: Bruce BonDurant, John Crittenden, Dean Baker, Dennis Fredericks, Jimmy Craig, Richard Aker, SECOND ROW: Sue Balsley, Jewry Fieser, Jamie Farrer, Billy Gooding, Judith Gilbert, Loren Berger, Kay Haas, Kenneth Bennitt, Peggy Bowen. THIRD ROW: Patsy Heck- aman, Carolyn Fisher, Kay Keller, Joyce Balsley, Clifton Freels, Kenneth Hummel, Carolyn Bondurant, Vern Forsythe, Esther Bollenbacher, Carol Sue Flint. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Schurr, Lydia Chupp, Dale Borlcholder, Rita Carpenter, Gary Allen, Wayne Border, Lynn Benson, Ruth Ann Berg. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Joe Helmuth, Fern Helmuth, - ,1. ., .., We was robbed!! We were absent when pictures were taken. FIRST ROW: Maria Carrico, iuniorg Carolyn Aukerman, junior, Marjorie Allen, junior, Dorothy Heckaman, junior, Carolyn Martin, freshman. SECOND ROW: Carol Klinedinst, sophomore, Jack Hall, iunior, Kenneth Haas, sophomore, Teddy Birtwhistle, sophomore, Jim Drof, sophomore, Joyce Powell, sopno- more. PATROL BOYS FIRST ROW: Richard Hershberger, Lewis Leeper, John Berg, Rodney Ruger, Dean Balsley, Thomas Teghtmeyer, Charles Drew, Robert Deardorff, SECOND ROW1 Albert Moren, Henry Harper, Arthur Harrington, Billie Jensen, Larry Sherk, Billie Carothers, Carl Schweisberger, Kenneth Kiel, Billie Fisher. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Kares, John Heckaman, Marvin Weidy, Noble Carothers, Charles Green, Donald Fore, Arvln Weldy, Merl Heckaman, Ronald Casper. -wg, SERV' .L QB VYXCS 4 Cf H, f 5 I f- Q JU! 24 ff, Q 3 Q L'm,J fl ff A 'fy if 1' X X xx-, Q ' . x H7 x K. 5 3 Q C ' 3 ' Q i 5 X Q ' I Q-?Qr 0 ', ' x -,Y I .f, L x gqzfg-:vw-aan-aw ' a I l .P D 1 , 44 5 4 . is y g. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Knoblock, John l-'ans Dorlyn Drudge Herbert Hueni Jane Glomp Edward Heckaman, Doris Clindaniel. SECOND ROW Bill Jones Louis Flora Martina Bak Cecelia Marburger, Don Stump, Wilma Craig Martha Borneman Carol Arch Mary Ellen Hoch stetler, Carol Seymour, l.aVerne Soales, Kaylou Smith Janice bchurr Lewis Brown ri O, milf I0 9 Each year a Sprig O' Mint staff is chosen either by the senior sponsor or by the senior officers and their duty is to see that a yearbook is published. Careful planning and months of work are spent trying to improve the Sprig O' Mint. The following examples will give a slight idea as to what the staff does: Dorlyn Drudge typing until her fingers turned blue, Edward l-leckaman running around like a madman look- ing for snapshots, Wilma Craig and Bill Jones knocking their brains out over stories, and Mary Ellen l-lochstetler getting all stuck up pasting pictures. .szcalenf gounci FIRST ROW1 Janet Koontz, Carol Seymour, Lincoln Wolf, Glenice Jensen, Joe Haney, Loren Felren. SECOND ROW: Carol Birkey, Margaret Hershberger, Herman Hueni, Bob Babcock, Bill Mummey, Dan Leman, Nancy Arch, Sherry Swank. ol? rariand Loretta Keyser, Wilma Miller, Margie Allen, Evelyn Boyer, Miss Shively, Glenice Jensen, Mar tha Perrof, Doris Aukerman, LaVerne Soales. .,.a.., T, 1' , J ...L 1' .. V v' -6' . : W Slgffa 'A-fnf.,E53 '. I Q ?Z , 4 . on ,. 2-Q ay FIRST ROW: Winfred Walterhouse, Larry Ochstein, Rolland Aker, Willis Hochstetler, Jay Senff, Herbert Leeper, Glen Scott, Herbert Hueni, Bill Leeper, Paul Dougherty. SECOND ROW: Bill Jones, Lincoln Wolf, Paul Thornton, Bill Oberly, Dan Leman, Stanley Mutti, John Baird, Bill Mummey, Paul Smith, Mr. Clemens. THIRD ROW: Jack Zillmer, Fred Haas, Jack Shively, Lyle Shenefield, Louis Hardy, Rex Allen, Louis Flora, Edward Heckaman, LaVerne Soales, War- ren Keyser, Don Stump, Lewis Brown. The Hi-Y is an organization affiliated with community, high standards of Christian character. the national Y. M. C. A. Its purpose is to create, One of the more important social events of the year maintain, and extend, throughout the school and WGS the Best Girl Banquet- FIRST ROW: Lincoln Wolf, Herbert Hueni, Don Stump. SECOND ROW: Paul Dougherty, Bill Jones, Edward Heckaman, Laverne Soales, und ine FIRST ROW: Mary Edel, Mary Ann Knoblock, Doris Aukerman, Louise Haney, Shirley Munsey, Carol Seymour, Kay Smith, Janice Schurr, Doris Clindaniel, Jane Glomp, Bonnie Tornbaugh, Carolyn Aukerrnan, SECOND ROW: Mary Flora, Nancy Sweisberger, Mary Beth Teghtmeyer, Carol Klinedinst, Janet Koontz, Barbara Pratt, Carolyn Martin, Marjorie Haas, Violet Borkholder, Tonia Tombaugh, Elizabeth Ealing, Viola Murray, Mary Borneman, Shirley Long, Loretta Keyser. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Murray, Carol Arch, Martha Borneman, Martha Perrott, Jane Mayer, Carol Weston, Marsha Robinson, Janet Van Skyclc, Mary Stoller, Martina Bak, Wilma Craig, Caroline Kling, Marilyn Haas, Jeanette Keyser, Dorthula Patterson, Betty McGowen, Nancy Bak, Phyllis Thomas, Evelyn Kling. FOURTH ROW: Miss Reed, Jo Shirland, Janet Schmitt, Doris Knoblock, Marjorie Allen, Lavira Shoemaker, Martha Mutti, Millie Weber, Sue Swank, Beverly Eaglebarger, Nola Tucker, Jerry Spencer, Berdine Heclaaman, Harriet Brown, Janice Dutoi, Dor- othy Heckaman. FIFTH ROW: Ernestine Leeper, Glenice Jensen, Betty Holdermen, Barbara Ruger, Evelyn Boyer, Pat Croussore, Dorlyn Drudge, Cecelia Marberger, Sue Smith, Helen Mutti, Rosemary Mufti, Evelyn Corl, Maria Carrico, Verna Palmer, Barbara Kile, Martha Greene, Barbara Musser. The Sunshine Society is a state service organ- Fund for the Riley Hospital of Indianapolis and ization for teen-age girls. Miss Reed is the society's parties from which the proceeds are put into ser- sponsor. vice funds. The motto for this organization is Through the year, the society sponsors service Service Above Self. projects, including Thanksgiving boxes, the Riley Dorlyn Drudge Mary Ann Knoblock Mary Edel Doris Clindaniel Doris Aukerman FIRST ROW: Mary,Ann Knoblock, John Hans, Dorothy Heckaman, Nanny Keyser, Nancy Weston. SECOND ROW: John Baird, Barbara Kile, Barbara Pratt, Joyce Widmar, Paula Smith, Don Stump, Paul Smith, Dick VanGilder. THIRD ROW: Stanley Laudeman, Nancy Kline- dinst, Shirley Sweisberger, Sue Haenes, Carol Birkey, Janet Ernsberger, Jack Shively, Herbert Hueni, Kaylou Smith, Bill Fox, Lowell Kuhn. FOURTH ROW: Helen Mutti, Douglas Leman, Doris Knoblock, Maria Carrico, Louis Flora. enior BAND OFFICERS Doris Clindaniel, Barbara Musser, Herbert Hueni, Jack Shively, Janice Schurr, Edward Heckaman, Dorothy Heckaman, Mr. Wilson. Ls i FIRST ROW: Janet Schmitt, Shirley Long, Beverly Eaglebarger, Verna Palmer, Louise Haney. SECOND ROW: Martha Perrot, Terry Schurr, Judy Schmitt, Patricia Ellis, Shirley Muncy, Carol Weston, Marsha Robinson, Berdine Heckaman, Phyllis Murray. THIRD ROW: Marlene Lay- men, Evelyn Cori, Richard Nichols, Alan Huff, Bill Stewart, Marcia Edel, Sue Swank, Carol Klinedinst, Pat Croussore, Jane Mayer, Rosemary Mutti, Jo Sherland, Doris Clindaniel. FOURTH ROW: Loren Felton, Lowell Heckaman, Willis Hochstetler, Barbara Musser, Carol Seymour, Mary Flora, Viola Murray, Allen Molebash, Janice Schurr, Edward Heckaman. Kano! COLOR GUARD TWIRLERS Richard Nichols, Mary Ann Knoblock, Dorothy Heckaman Sue Swank, Jane Mayer, Marsha Robinson, Shirley Long Willis Hochstetler. f . , l . 1 'XI ' ,L X s ' Xxx m Ke. Y , S? F , 5 X K? ' ,, N X' N -sum? f , ju 5 II , A,.g5,. . ?,k.,,,.A,4. 'fry' V I , .pg 1- :iifwf:'52!mmf,1 4,.,,,,.?,,.4 by in ' A, .. ., 1 .iul Q., 4 - .E 524' ,-1 --- .5 wg '--'L .3 -. ,, f, f's,. Fd - gp., . ,- KG t U 23- V . ,- ' .A A-Q f- , , 5 may f , ,XM 1 -Y 1- 4 V X. 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SAXOPHONES: Nola Tucker, Loretta Pritch, Carol Ellis, Barbara Legner, Charlene Rouch, Merle Heckaman. HORN: Jim Laudeman, Sharon Keck, Glen Bowen, Alice Volguardsen. CORNET: Virginia Bowser, Morris Brown Thelma Mitschelen, Russell Tedrow, Joe Haney, Joan Jones Mary Croussor, Pat Crowel, TROMBONE: Shirley Heckaman Douglas Miller, Tom Musser, Sherry Swank, Kirk Molebash BARITONE: Donald Felton. BASSES: Charles Mitschelen Walter Berg. DRUMS: Jack Hueni, Donna Smith, Bob Mau rice, Larry VanGilder. UI'CLe:ftI'C1 FIRST ROW: Maridee Balsley, Loren Felton, Harriet Brown, Mr, Wilggnl Mary Sfoller, Mr. Lamb, Dewey Balsley, Nola Beverly Eaglebarger, Mary Flora, Walter Lynch, Bobby Maurice. Tucker, Norma Shearer. SECOND ROW: Sue Cornelius, Doris Knoblock, Janet Koontz, 51 0l'l C QP! FIRST ROW: Barbara Musser, Wilma Craig, Neva Hochstetler, Mary Ann Knoblock, Doris Clindaniel, Carol Arch, Martina Bak, Louise Haney, Evelyn Corl, Helen Mutti, Kaylou Smith, Janice Schurr, Phyllis Murray, Phyllis Thomas, Verna Palmer. SECOND Wise! FIRST ROW: Paul Dougherty, Charles Arch, Jim Koontz, Larry Ochstein, Fred Haas, Paul Bailey, Edward Holdeman, Wayne Schlemmer, Stanley Mutti, Franklyn Sahloff, Allen Molebash. SECOND ROW: Herbert Leeper, Willis Hochstetler, Ronnie Rollands, Phil Miller, Bill Fox, Rolland Aker, John Hans, Don Stump, Bill Jones, Laverne Soales, Ted Swank, Frank Roberts, Jay Senff, THIRD ROW: Phyllis Murray, Viola Murray, Betty McGowen, Joyce Lidgard, Martha Greene, Carol Gunterman, Ada Williams, Dorothy Haas, Mary Borneman, Carolyn Martin, C4051 ROW: Herbert Leeper, Willis Hochstetler, Paul Smith, Jack Shively, Bill Fox, Ronnie Rollands, Bill Jones, Don Stump, Kenny Crowel, Dan Leman, Laverne Soales. C401-ua Carol Arch, Dorothy Sahloff, Marsia Whitsel, Gail Felton, Miss Baker, FOURTH ROW: Frank Peters, Janet VanSkyok, Bar- bara Pratt, Treva Yoder, Lavera Shoemaker, Jerry Spencer, Nancy Bak, Anna Dougherty, Loretta Keyser, Mary Beth Teght- meyer, Marcia Edel, Barbara Ruger, Marilyn Bondurant. FIFTH ROW: Violet Borkholder, Mary Ellen l-lochstetler, Bonnie Torn- baugh, Tonia Tombaugh, Martha Perrott, Shirley Long, Neva Hochstetler, Martina Bak, Wilma Craig, Helen Mutti, Phyllis Thomas, Miriam Hochstetler, Elizabeth Ealing, Mary Stoller. 94,4 3' 'Ni X 1 ks FlRST ROW: Louise Haney, Neva Hochstetler, Marcia Vv'hitsel, Carol Gunterman, Loretta Keyser, Verna Palmer, Maria Carrico, Jeanette Keyser, Evelyn Kling, Janice Dutoi, Marcia Edel, Mar- tha Green, Barbara Kile. SECOND ROW: Joyce Powell, Tonia Tombaugh, Marlene Layman, Shirley Muncy, Mary Edel, Gail Felten, Violet Borkholder, Mary Borneman, Shirley Long, Janice Schurr, Phyllis Thomas, Dorothy Heckaman, Cecelia Marburger, Mrs. Hagenau. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Haas, Evelyn Corl, Rosemary Mutti, Carol Weston, Marsha Robinson, Jane Mayer, Nola Tucker, Janet Schmitt, Jo Sherland, Joyce Lidgard, Ber- dine Heckaman, Barbara Pratt, Carolyn Martin. FOURTH ROW: Carol Klinedinst, Irene Becknell, Nancy Keyser, Dorothy Haas, Mildred Huff, Evelyn Boyer, Sue Smith, Helen Mutti, Marybeth Teghtmeyer, Janet Koontz, Nancy Sweisberger, Viola Murray. President, Phyllis Thomas, Vice-President, Jane Mayer, Secretary-Treas- urer, Tonia Tombaugh, Program, Janice Schurr. The Girls' Athletic Organization is to promote high physical efficiency for the girls of high school. By offering facilities, organization and instruc- tion in a variety of activities, the association aims to stimulate participation for every girl in some form of wholesome physical recreation. lt plans also to give opportunity for the girl with special talent to develop to her own satisfaction. FIRST ROW: James Unsicker, Arthur Heckaman, Lyle Shenefield, LaVerne Soales, Warren Keyser, Jay Senff, Lowell Kuhn, SECOND ROW: Owen Rowe, Carl Mattern, Theodore Haas, Herbert Leeper, Bob Myers, Willis Hochstetler, Frank Roberts. 4-JL! FIRST ROW: Charlotte Baker, Marilyn Bondurant, Dorothy Haas, Gail Leeper, Joyce Widmar, Nancy Klinedinst, Phyllis Murray, Maria Carrico, Janet Hall, Mary Croussore, Sherry Swank, Alta Soales, Louis Leeper, Evelyn Haas, Julie Trefun. SECOND ROW: Billie Stewart, Pat Ellis, Miss Rupel, Anna Lou Dougherty, Marjorie Haas, Rosemary Mufti, Marsha Balmer, Joan Hans, Diane Jones, Judy Van Skyock, Loretta Pritch, Marlene Shini, Barbara Reed, Sue Reese, Shirley Heckaman. THIRD ROW: Richard Zimmer, Janet Ernsberger, Judy King, Barbara Annis, Nancy Arch, Doris Carpenter, Elizabeth Ealing, Harriet Brown, Mary Stoller, Viola Murray, Carol Ellis, Anna Kovach, Sannah Heckaman, Janet Heckaman, FOURTH ROW: Gene Perrot, Glen Bowen, Garland Crothers, Dick Sheneman, Merl Heckaman, Arthur Heckaman, Jay Senff, Warren Keyser, LaVerne Soales, Richard Nichols, Wayne Keyser, Norma Zimmer, Josephine Lampbrecht. A 'li RW! lv, fdlna FIRST ROW: Maria Carrico, Verna Palmer, Bonnie Tombaugh, Miss Reed, Harriet Brown. SECOND ROW: Unice Neusus, Kenny Crowel, Rosemary Mufti, Larry Ochstein, Mary Ann Knoblock, Barbara Kile, Miss Terwilliger. cien ce Bill Jones, Edward Heckaman, Mr. Kleindorfer, Jim Koontz, John Baird, Jr Mr. Baird, John Hans. r fl A .Syloorfd Wie.. PEP-CATS. The Pep-Cats are an organization formed by the yell leaders. lt has added pleasures to our yelling and raised their school spirit at basketball games. They elected Janice Schurr as president, Janet Schmitt as vice-presi- dent, and Carol Seymour as reporter. VARSITY YELL LEADERS 5 TEAM YELL LEADERS Louis Flora, Kaylou Smith, and Doris Clindaniel Nancy Weston, Linda Schuch, and Paula Smith 5 V- 1 K I. L , K 5 ,x 5H'? -Q 4. I 1 s 11 ,gf 4 4.- 1 - lk ' 1' 1 Q i . w., S N. will Although not enjoying a bumper season, the Lions were a game bunch of fellows and made every opponent earn his victory. The Lions opened the home part of their season with a brilliant victory over the Bourbon Comets. The Comets were eventually runners-up in the County Tournament and also Sec- tional Champions. ln the final scheduled game Knox fell victim to a barrage of points totaling 66 which was the highest number of points scored in any game during the season. The Lions scored 988 points in 21 games as against our opponents 1,042. Lewis Brown, Warren Keyser and Paul Smith were the top scorers with 311, 229, and 220 respectively. Coach Sample spent many tiring hours scouting and coaching. Much of the credit goes to him for a job well done. Bremen 30 Rochester 38 Bremen 44 Nappanee 42 Bremen 38 Concord 42 Bremen 54 Bourbon 46 Bremen 48 Syracuse 57 Bremen 43 Washington 41 Bremen 48 Madison 58 Bremen 33 LaPaz 51 Bremen 59 Kendallville 53 Bremen 40 Wakarusa 47 Bremen 55 Nappanee 51 Bremen 29 Plymouth 48 Bremen 40 Culver 49 Bremen 6O Argos 48 Bremen 54 Madison 44 Bremen 49 Wash. Clay 56 Bremen 46 Middlebury 41 Bremen 66 Knox 46 COUNTY TOURNEY Bremen 45 Culver 50 SECTIONAL TOU RNEY Bremen 57 Knox 55 Bremen 50 Grovertown 64 53 l gag? Zona TOP ROW: Frank Sahlhoff, Paul Thorton, Frank Peters, Charle5 Arch, Richard Nichols, Coach Sample. BOTTOM ROW: Manager Billy Mummey, Don Schneider, Bill Fox, Don Corl, Stan- ley Laudeman, Allen Molebash. Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Rochester 3 l Nappanee 31 Concord 32 Bourbon 24 Syracuse 37 Washington 37 Madison 32 LaPaz 30 Kendallville 25 The Baby Lions were defeated by Nappanee 33-2l in an invitational tourney at Nappanee. They lost the consolation game to Bourbon 55-28. The Baby Lions started the regular season off slowly, losing eight games before enjoying a two game Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Wakarusa 25 Nappanee 43 Plymouth 28 Culver 49 Argos 30 Madison 27 Wash. Clay 28 Middlebury 27 Knox 32 winning streak over Kendallville and Wakarusa They showed considerable improvement toward the end of the year by defeating Plymouth and Middlebury while losing four games by only four points 7TH GRADE Bremen 7 Bremen 24 Bremen l 2 Bremen l4 Bremen l3 Bremen 29 Bremen 20 Bremen l 6 Bremen 20 Bremen 22 Bremen I7 Bremen 25 unior K6L5LQfA6L ff Madison l7 LaPaz 22 Nappanee 23 Culver l2 Madison 23 Bourbon 26 Culver l3 LaPaz 25 Plymouth 30 Bourbon 20 Nappanee 30 Plymouth 39 8TH GRADE Bremen 20 Bremen 26 Bremen l5 Bremen 26 Bremen 29 Bremen 39 Bremen 23 Bremen 30 Bremen 26 Bremen 25 Bremen 20 Bremen 15 Bremen 17 SEVENTH GRADE PLAYERS Madison 22 LaPaz 27 Nappanee 2l Culver l9 Madison 28 Bourbon l 5 Culver 28 , LaPaz l 4 Plymouth 32 Bourbon l 4 Nappanee 26 Plymouth 39 Nappanee 33 Keyser, Molebash, Manges, Hueni, Allen, Farrer, Musser, Zentz, Heckaman, Thorton, Teght- meyer, Knoblock, Bondurant, Kares, Schultz, Berry, Grove, Hand. EIGHTH GRADE PLAYERS Marburger, Beehler, Cardelino, Fisher, Graverson, Schurr, Hepler, Carrico, Ritter, Stew- art, Balsley, Laudeman, Leman, Kensinger, Borkholder, Heckaman. Chet Cardelino scored l37 points for the eighth grade team in I3 games for a 10.5 average. meafgng TOP ROW: Jim Koontz, Winfred Walterhouse, Glenn Scott, Bill Leeper, Bob Babcock, Louis Hardy, Ronnie Rolland, Coach Foster. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Hall, Bruce Hardy, Jay Senff, Dick Warren, Jack Hall, George Smith, Bill Jones. Mr. Foster came here this year to teach the fifth grade, but once it was heard that he had taken wrestling in college, a wrestling team was started. No sissies allowed. Bill Jones represented Bremen in the sectional meet in East Chicago, February 15. He was defeated in his first bout. .. .ws EIJQACLK TOP ROW: Jim Drof, Richard Nichols, Jay Senff, Kenny Crowel, Louis Hardy, Winfred Walter- house. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Shively, Stanley Laudeman, Charles Arch, Junior Elliott, Bill Mummey, Warren Keyser. BOTTOM ROW: Allen Molebash, Glenn Scott, Jack Shively, Rex Allen, Herb Hueni, Paul Smith. ln the fall of '49, Bremen, with Smith pitching all the games, won 5 out of 6 games, losing the county championship to Culver, 5-l. Shive and the boys beat West High lO-4, LaPaz 6-2, Argos 7-4, Tyner lO-7, and Bourbon 7-O. Last spring the team won 10 of 14 games, this year we hope to win them all. TV CGLIMICIP AUGUST 29 School Opened SEPTEMBER Class Elections 6 Informal Sunshine Initiation 9 Formal Sunshine Initiation OCTOBER Yell Leader Try Outs and Election 3 Skating Party 8 Sunshine Convention 2I Senior Play, You Can't Take It With You 25 Freshman Party 28 Band Hay Ride 27-28 Teachers' Institute, VACATION NOVEMBER I-4 Muck Crop Show 4 Basketball Season Opened 24-25 Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 9 Hi-Y Convention I9 Christmas Dance 2I Christmas Program Christmas Vacation Began JANUARY 2 School Again I2 First Semester Ended. Those finals again I3 County Tourney FEBRUARY 2 Hi-Y Party I I Sunshine Party 22 Sectional Tourney 23-? Coal Shortage Vacation APRIL Junior Play MAY 6 Junior Prom I4 I4-I9 Senior Week I9 20-22 Senior Trip. Ah, Niagara. Baccalaureate . Commencement 63 Sw Aff' W A X C9 'Wind ldfig 0 7 mnf Modem The members of the Senior Class wish to express their appreciation for the contributions made by the firms and individuals whose names are listed below. Only through their generosity was the 1950 Sprig O' Mint possible. House of Harter, Goshen, Indiana Plymouth Pilot-News Leonard Supply Co., Silver Lake, Indiana Mr. Geo. W. Buchanan, Plymouth, Indiana Peltz-Kaufer Paper, South Bend, Indiana Don Smith's Real Estate Leonard Metal Works Bob Hobb's Print Shop Lake Shore Grocery American Legion Auxiliary, Post l9l of Bremen Schumacher Seed Company, Incorporated Richard S. Miller, Insurance Bremen State Bank Bremen Clay Product Co. I. H. Haiflich Dausman Appliance Shop Huff Funeral Home J. E. Schreiner, M. D. A. A. Blue, O. D. J. W. Carbeiner Kenny's Super Market The Dietrich Co., Inc. Russell Bolt, Schrader Associate Store Dewey E. Arch, Insurance Bremen Telephone Corp. Cox 81 Sons Earl P. Cripe, M. D. Bornemann's Sponge Rubber Products Co. Murphy 81 Hepler Barber Shop Leman Hotel 8- Coffee Shop Tucker Barber Shop Berg's Refrigeration Eddie's Jewelry Walter Meat Market Betty May Shoppe Fisher's Federated Store Stewart's Bakery Whitlock's 5 8. IO Roeder's Chevrolet Kelly Motor Sales Bremen Junk Yard Bowser's Sand 8. Gravel Bremen Lumber 84 Coal Chet May's Machine Shop Mutti's Plumbing and Heating Balsley's Garage Summy Pharmacy Geib's Cafe Koontz Drug Store R. 81 H. Cafe Keck's Bob's Shell Service MiIIer's Service Bob Ringles Marathon Kipfer's Newstand Bremen Theater Bremen Bowling Lanes Bremen Enquirer Oscar E. Mutti Muffley 8- Leeper Cracker Box Lunch J. H. Steineck 8- Sons Woodie's Food Mart Brown Mint Jim Moretto William Leman, Inc. Pat's Northside Grocery American Legion Post l9l Spring Brook Dairy Bremen Radio Clinic International College, Fort Wayne, Indiana Kauffman Insulation Co. AIice's Donut Shop Dr. H. D. Furst Kimble Fur Shop Bremen Cleaners Koontz Greenhouse Birkey's Hatchery The Corner Hepler's Hatchery Unrue Welding Service Zentz Grocery Hand's Upholstery Shop Hershberger's 5c to Sl Store F CTURIAL YEA BOOKS cu5ToM 1. VER5 MYERS Cb 4, 1 sv L . mconvosurrn ron A, wus. .1 ' lin 1 ' .9 I n I 0 i R' , 1 . sr' - , , . -1' 'its W' .,,, 'f .1 ' lin 1 ' .9 I n I 0 i R' , 1 . sr' - , , . -1' 'its W' .,,, 'f FLM . + -374 , 1 I v ,. ' 1 I. fied-,F 'A ,,, Pg' V , - 'f IP 1 4, Ln- .. -l ' 1 all '1-' , 'L re: 4 gg., L. 1 ii ., '.o 0.1153 J, ,I f ' 1 my., F 'ln 3 i'gv21 . V , Y,' if . L- 'X 2 '1 x ll. V , -,gi I Ji l v-0 il L R. . K, IL...- nw.- . E vs . EEF' 1 ' fi .. 1.2 . E13 W ,,,.,.,. 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O rchestra Invocation .............................. Rev. John M. Michael Lord, Thou Art Mighty ............................. Valinoff Concert Choir Scripture ............................... Rev. John M. Michael I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes --- ...................... Woodward Girls' Ensemble Sermon ............. ......... ........ - O Lord of Heaven Rev. John M. Michael ------..-..--..--..------..---..-..--..---- DiLasso Concert Choir Benedictlon ............................. Rev. John M. Michael Orchestra. Recessional ...................................... ....- CThe audience will be seated until after the senior recesslonal.J Commencement FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1950 Processional -- ................................... Orchestra Invocation ................................. Rev. Herman Hueni 'Indian Love Call ........................................ Frlml Cornet solo by Jack Shlvely accompanied by Lewis Brown. 'Tluough The Years ........................,...,.. Vocal Duet Doris Clindaniel and Kaylou Smith accompanied by Barbara Musser Commencement Theme: Youth's Tomorrow - Paul Smith, President What Government Offers .......... Lyle Shenefield, Salutatorian What Science Offers ........................ Edward Heckaman What Economics Offers ............................ John Hans What Culture Offers .................... Mary Ellen Hochstetler How Youth Can Achieve This Tomorrow ..... ... ............ --..--..---------------------------- Jane Glomp, Valedictorlan 'The Lord's Prayer ................................... Malotte Vocal solo by Ronald Rowland accompanied by Barbara Musser Sonata Pathetique flst movementl .................. Beethoven Piano solo by Lewis Brown Presentation of the Senior Gift --.. ................. Paul Smith Acceptance of Gift ........... .. .......... E. O. Axmis, Trustee Presentation of Senior Class .......... Cloyde Murray, Principal Awarding of Diplomas ....................... Deane E. Walker State Superintendent of Instruction Class Song ............................ ......... ' 'Alma Maier The Star Spangled Banner' The audience will please joln in singing. Benediction ,.-,,.,....., ................. - .. Rev. Herman Hueni Recessional ......... .. ..... ..--.----- ---------------- 0 1' 0h9Sf1'8 QThe audience will be seated until after the senior recesslonam SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paul Smith ................................... President Jack Shively ............................. Vice President Lyle Shenefield ............................... Secretary Warren Keyser ............................... Treasurer SENIOR CLASS COMMI I IEES CAP AND GOWN GIFT Edward I-Ieckaman Jane Glomp Janice Schurr Carol Arch Rex Allen MUSIC Ronnie Rowland Barbara Musser Bill Jones LaVerne Soales John Loucks CLASS DAY SUPPER Carol Seymour Paul Dougherty Marion Sahlhoff Mary Edel Donald Stichter PROCESSIONAL Lyle Shenefield Ray Smith Martha Bornemann Louis Hardy Helen Mutti HOUSE Herbert Hueni Caroline Mitschelen Marilyn Cripe Carl Mattern Martina Bak Kaylou Smith Jack Shively Paul Smith PROGRAM Doris Aukerman Dorlyn Drudge Donald Stump Louis Flora Mary Ellen I-Ioclistetler Bill Leeper PUBLICITY Warren Keyser Doris Clindaniel Owen Rowe Wilma Craig Theodore Haas TICKET Bob Babcock Don Ames John Hans Ivar Martin Lewis Brown TRIP Phil Miller Dorthula Patterson Mary Ann Knoblock VVayne Keyser CLASS SPONSORS Miss Dona Irion, Miss Justine Baker, Everett Shively. u in s 1 1-'yn H 1 IDU . 1 lv-l.'f'1' ' J' ff: y , '. Q1 1 ' 1 H tru. ,A ' I1 - JV' fqgunv -' 1 I 1 1 ' A 'ng ' Lfww. fu . . ,, v - ' f ' If' V1 'HJ' M' X, fu 'gg-,ay A. ,,, .A lk - M 1 H- 4-A, dgig, L. yr 41' Q v l ' 9 ,'4l .' 'll A : fn, 15 '?-75 . .al 'IMI 1 1.-I ' ' Rf' ' ' - - 4 1 ,' 'ff api-.M l 1 . 1' , J ,'V n , W 'il ' '-,iii WI, . I .1 I 1 3' X.. 1 H'-.' I . X ' X , I 1 g 1 Q11 11 I XJ. , 'Ni ti., 1'1 I ff: , ,,l 1. !y9,Al+!. , ' lm 1 .0 Y'-H' '- , I9 . . 'J 5MlJ 19 LJH 'V 'I f4xIKf . .i 1, ,Llp 'X 'l,l.wj.1,l V K., ' A , , 'N Ay '.fl --Vg. , N-'fn' V4 ,Z .gel rf' 'n V- J. 15+ ' ,HV , 41' L . KTM 'Q I Q J I J Ag , 0, 1 'Q' 'I I. ug. ' . J-V I' QFAN? 1 lu l L V it 5' .. ..1,11. X SQL, W A -- iii We, the Senior Class of l95O, are presenting this diary to you as a memory of this school year. As the pictures show, we find plenty to keep us busy. Along with our studies we mix sports, nu- merous senior activities, plays, and parties. Thus our school days are complete. Many of us tail to realize the importance that school days play in our lives. Our teachers help us to grasp the main ideas which will help us in the future. After completing our school diary, we will begin different types of diaries-of college, farming, engineering, and other occupations. May we each try to accomplish the goals we have set before us, so that when our school days are finished, our diary will be a completed book of achievement and not of failure. While we are ending our diary, many are just beginning on the long way up to the completion of their book. We hope they have the enjoyment of working together at their tasks as we have en- joyed working at ours. Dorlyn Drudge, Editor. y 'L . Q t ' . A . X .. N 1. S... N l ,A L- .V l W Q is .Y ' CNW ' I Ni ll 3' ' in 0 H . 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