Central High School - EN EM Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

North Manchester Central High School North Manchester, Indiana FOREWORD STEP RIGHT UP ... . and take a look at the wax museum presented by the Seniors of North Manchester High School. We have preserved in wax the events that will remain long and fond in our memories. All high school is a Big Top and each of us a mere side show. So, come along through the side shows while we reminisce the rich experiences we have shared in these, our first and long remembered years, until we make our last great performance—graduation. We, the Seniors, are proud to give you our annual, the 1955 ■ , En Em. Page Two U N I) E R I H E B IG T O P Annual Pictures by Working's Studio Page Three P R O G R A M Foreword............................................. 2 Side Shows.......................................... 5 Participants ....................................... 11 Seniors ........................................ 12 Underclassmen .................................. 26 The Midway ......................................... 31 Music .............................................. 41 Management......................................... 46 Pjge Four Page Fite L. to R. First row: S. Sturdcvanc. B. Bender. Miss Noffsinger, L. Parrett. H. Waechter. Warner. B. Freed. E. Tridlc. H. Tewich. M. Abbott. M. Gable. J. Hare. K. Metzger. D. R. D.llon. A. Smclscr. B. Metzger. Third row: A. McFarland. M. Frantz. B. Hare. S. Werking. S. Wing. D. Cleveland. E. Schmedel. P. Ihncn. A. Ford. J. Estrich. J. Abbott Dillon, j. Brightbill. Fourth row: L. Kindlcy. S. West. ?. Reed. J. Clark. L. Tracy. E C. Knauff. N. Frantz. J. Fowler. J. Hidy. A. Finncll. L. Shivers. B. Bender. J. Colbert. C. A Rickcrt. Fifth row: N. Ogle. B. Hennr. J. Rautcnkrantz. A. Burkhart. N. Beach Icy. ris. B. Leek a. J. Grossnickle. J. Walrod. L. Warner. T. Bcrtulsons. L. Lindcmuth, E. Sw Baker. E. Gottman. S. Harris. Not shown: C. Lincoln. S. Lecka, S. Mitchell. Second row: J. Willcox. J Brace. S. Westafcr, C. Wcimcr Weber. K. Wible. E. Canine. P D. Brandenburg. C. Crcccv. S Smith. M. Wcimcr. J. Bashore Cleveland. B. Lecka. R. Wirsn,' S. Lindholm. D. Harley. G. Har ihart. P. Gibson. J. Smith. J SUNSHINE SOCIETY The Sunshine Society under the direction of Miss Noffsinger is an organization of girls from grades nine through twelve. The Sunshine girls took cheerup presents to old folks and shut-ins at Christmas time. In the spring the club sponsored a sock-hop' and gave the proceeds to the Riley Hospital. SUNBEAM S O CIET Y The Sunbeams, the little sisters of the Sunshine girls, are a club of seventh and eighth grade girls under the supervision of Miss Dingle. Elaine Waechter. Treasurer; Susie Sturdcvant. Secretary; Miss Notf-singer. Sponsor. Barbara Bender. President; Lois Parrett. Vice Presi-dent. L. to R. First row: C. Cook. Secretary. F.. Holder-man. Vice President; Miss Dingle. Sponsor; M. Knautf. President; Jane Stands. Treasurer. Second row: L. Lcfforgc. R. Rigdon. P. Rouch. B. Shull. S. Free- man. J. Parker. B. AllrruiV S. Miller, R. Hammonds. J. Allen, C. Klutz. C. Carter. Third row: A. Stricklcr, C. Nixon. K. Quick. C. Weber, E. Sayers. C. Seward. M. Bundy. L. Hare. S. Scribner. J. Rouch. S. McCullough. B. Beam. S. Rickert. L. Baker. A. Yeatter. J. Smith. N. Balsbaugh. Fourth row: R. House. M. Kindlcy. S. Tcwich. J. Kimmcl. L. Rish, J. Gottman. V. Johnson. B. Grossnickle. V. Burkhart, R. Miller, B. Whitcraft. J. Ross. M. Tyner, J. Crowell, C. Collier. K. Rciff. Not shown: F.. Barton. J. Moore. Pane Six Good as the Best. Better than the Rest—Priser s Quality Cleaners L. to R. First row: P. Snyder. L. Clark. R. Harley. Mr. Bagwell. D. Bagwell. A. Frantz. A. Kainass. Second row: M. Miller, il. MeGraw. R. Dilling. R. Roberts. F. Bundy. J. Hclser. G. Heckman. Third row: S. Hearn. D. Brace. R. Floyd. J. Holl. P. House. B. Lindzy. J. Beam. R. Dear-dorff. Fourth row: E. Lef- fel. K. Smith. L. Jefferson. K. Merritt. J. Ulrcy, S. Shivers. D. Hoff, G. Hoerdt, T. Mote. HI - Y C L U 15 The Hi-Y is a club for boys in grades ten through twelve. The motto of the club is Clean speech, clean scholarship, clean sport, and clean living. The club had their annual hayride in the fall, and the Be;t Girl Banquet” in the spring. The Hi-Y is sponsored by Mr. Bagwell. JUNIOR III-Y Mr. Taylor is the sponsor of this organization of boys in grades seven, eight and nine. The Junior Hi-Y’s purpose is similar to that of the Hi-Y. First row: Andrew Kainass, Sergeant-at-arms; Fat Snyder. Treasurer; Larry Clark, President. Second row: Rudolph Harley, Parliamentarian; David Bagwell. Vice President; Alan Frantz, Secretary. L. to R. First row: F. Roberts. Secretary-Treasurer; R. Burch. Vice President: H. Smith. President; R. Egolf. Sergeant-at-arms; S. Priscr. Reporter; Mr. Taylor, Sponsor. Second row: P. Brace. S. Lcckronc, C. Tewich, M. Eubank, K. Stucker. T. Stafford, D. Wiblc. B. Dav.s. J. Garman. L. Kissinger. D. Conme. R. Price. R. Cleveland. M. Domer. J. Egolf. M. Piper. J. Myers. Third row: A. Book. D. Robbins. P. Kissinger. R. Lambert. L. McFarland. S. Snyder. D. Reed. L. Nordman. P. Meyer, T. Eubank. J. White raft. H. Harting. M. Hillsamer. T. McClure. L. Finnell. M. Landis. N. Bashorc. Fourth row: B. Gross- nickle. B. Fitzgerald, W. Singer. B. Bcrgk, S. House. H. Lindzy. J. Holderman. B. Mitchell, G. Scheercr. D. Sh lies. S. Walker. D. Grand staff. P. Kainass. R. Zeman. C. Fitzgerald. A. Long. B. Kramer. For the Lumber Number—Call Frantz Lumber Co. No. 5 Page Seven L. o R. First row: K. Smith. N. Ogle. Miss Noffsinger. I-. Schmcdel, S. Wescafcr. Second row: S. Priscr. J. Carman. A. Yeatter, C. Weimcr. J. Wilkox. M. Abbott. B. Bender. E. Waechtcr. J. Hare. J. Abbott. D. Cleveland. R. Dillon. Third row: M. Knauff, J. Stands. B. Freed. S. Weber, J. Ross. L. Warner. J. Walrod. J. Grossnicklc, A. Finnell. J. Hidy. P. Working. K. Wible, E. Canine. L. Lindemuth. S. Scurdevant. Fourth row: F. Roberts. M. Miller. I Brace. J. Sands. A. Frantz. T. Mote, L. Clark, A. Kainass, S. Shivers, R. Harley, F.. Gottman. J. Baker. CEN-HI-SUN Junior Co-Editor ............KEVIN SMITH Business Manager ................... SANDRA WESTAFER Editor ................... Eleanor Schmedel Junior Co-Editor ............. Nancy OGLE Sponsor .................. MISS NOFFSINGER The Cen-Hi-Sun, the school's newspaper, is published bi-weekly. The staff includes students in all grades who are interested in any phase of newspaper production. There are 43 members filling such positions as typists, distributors, printers, and reporters. Other important job holders besides those listed above include: Andrew Kainass, Art Editor; Myron Miller, Head Printer; and Alan Frantz, Sports Editor. The Cen-Hi-Sun was established in 1934. The name stems from the two organizations that originally had charge of it: Cen—for Central, Hi—for Hi-Y, and Sun for Sunshine. Pane F.igbi Indiana Lawrence Bank—50 years continuous State Banking L. to R. First row: P. Snyder. L. Clark. Second row: J. Warner, P. Werking, J. Willcox, B. Bender. E. Waechter. Third row: A. Finnell, J. Hidy. T. Mote. L. Jefferson, S. Hearn. S. Wcstafcr, D. Cleveland, B. Canine. Fourth row: E. Schmcdcl, S. Lceka, J. Walrod, M. Abbott. J. Grossnickle. J. Hare. D. Brace, S. Shivers, A. Kainass, E. Swihart, L. Lindcmuth. Fifth row: J. Wittwcr, R. Egolf, M. Lambert. M. Miller, J. Ulrey. L. Cullers. J. Sands. P. House. Not shown: S. Mitchell. E N EM Art Editor ....... Layout ........... Layout ........... Assistant Editor .. Business Manager Sponsor .......... Editor ........... Andrew Kainass ..... Larry Clark .. Barbara Bendfr ..... Tom Mote Elaine Waechter ..... Mr. Shonk Elizabeth Canine The En Em is the yearbook put out by the Senior class. The staff lays out the pages, has pictures made, does write-ups. puts the book together, and sends it in. There is then a waiting period in which everyone sits around on pins and needles, and finally the En Ems are all finished and brought back to the school. There is then an En Em party for autographing the annuals. Financing the annual is done mostly through advertising and subscriptions. A talent show is held after the last home basketball game, and a free-will offering is taken to help with En Em expenses. Mr. Shonk was the sponsor of the group. He worked with the staff to help them bring you this yearbook. The Heckman Bindery. Inc.—' Bound to Please Pjge Wim- Espanol II. L. to R. Back row: Leonora Schmcdcl, Chavela Canine. Elena Wacchter. Carlos Merritt, Carlitos Frantz. Rudolfo Harley, David Bagwell. Juan Sands. David Hoff. Diego I’lrey. y el Scnor Shonk. Front row: Barbara Bender, Luisa Parrett, Catalina Harris. Bonita Freed. Rosa Dillon. Delores Cleveland. Berrina McFarland. Anita Finnell. y Susita Weber. Linda Warner, tocando la piano. EL CLUB ESPAINOL (THE SPANISH CLUB) Este es el ano segundo que ha estado un Club Espanol en Central. Los miembros tienen que ser estudiantes de espanol. En el Club Espanol, los miembros aprenden de la gente que habla espanol. Durante el ano. el club veia unas peliculas de Mexico y Espana, y hacian unas fiestas. El club se encuentra dos veces por mes los viernes. This is the second year for the Spanish Club at Central. The members of the club must be Spanish students. In Spanish Club, the members learn about Spanish speaking people. During the year the club has seen films about Mexico and Spain and has had several parties. The club meets two times per month on Fridays. Juan Holl, vice presidente; Carlitos Frantz, sccrctario; el Scnor Shonk, Fiador; Elena Wacchter. presidente; Linda Warner, reporter; y Sara Wing, tesora. Espanol 1. L. to R. First row: Abril Burk- hart. Cecilia Cleveland. Rosa Kindley. Margarita Gable. Carolina Weimcr. Mariana Wei-mcr. Second row: Tatiana BertuIsons. Evc-linia Gottman. Susita Sturdevant. Diana Brace. Juana Baker. Sara Wing, Elena Te-wich. Third row: Chiquiton Heckman. Rogerio Dilling. Roberto Floyd. Gilberto Leffel. Juan Holl, Ricardo Roberts. Rodrigo Deardorff, y cl Scnor Shonk. Pjge Ten Terryberry Company—Compliments of A-l Body Shop Page Eleven Vice President Secretary ...... President ...... Treasurer ...... ... Steve Hearn Andrew Kainass ...... Tom Mote Elaine Waechter SENIORS . . . Entering the Big Top! Gosh, it was great. We were only seventh graders then, but by the time we were eighth graders we were well on our way to the top. In the Freshman year, the girls were initiated into Sunshine as hillbillys” while the boys stood around and laughed. By the time we were Sophomores we were ready and willing to make some money. And boy, did we! First we helped the Juniors put on a successful pancake supper. Then when we were Juniors we took over the Carnival.” It was a huge success. Later that year we got ambitious and sponsored the St. Pat’s Dance for the whole school. We also made money selling cokes, popcorn, candy, apples, and hot dogs at the home basketball games. That was the year we got our class rings, too. Public Service Company—Good, low cost electric service.—Wetzel Insurance Agency—Where Insurance is a Business. Pjgc Twelve Now that we are Seniors we hate to leave the Big Top. It has been a great year. Now it was our turn to have fun initiating the Freshmen. We girls dressed them like clowns and the boys made them bow down every chance they got. Our Senior class party was one of the best and most enjoyed that we ever had. In November we started selling magazines and we set the record for Central by selling over $2,000 worth of subscriptions. We celebrated by having a turkey supper for which the Curtis Publishing Company provided the turkey. Mr. Peck, the district representative, was there and presented a watch to Steve Hearn, the highest salesman, plus certificates and trophies to many others. Later on in the year we chose our caps and gowns and Commencement announcements. Aside from those on the staff there were those who wrote and those who took pictures and probably most important of all those who sold the En Ems. When March rolled around we were knee deep in our Senior play Meet Me in St. Louis.” We took on the added responsibility of costumes, music, and putting the play on two nights. Even though Miss Noffsinger did feel like killing us a few times, the play was a super sensational success. During most of April we spent much of our time day-dreaming about those wonderful days of our Senior trip. Finally on May 15, we boarded the train in Columbia City and awa-a-ay we went. Our grand finale was Commencement night as we walked up the aisle and out of the Big Top, wishing that we were just entering again. Weimer Locker Company Page Thirteen Margene Abbott En Em 4; Sunshine 1, 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, •l; Secretary 3; Girls Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Pres. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4. Barbara Ann Bender En Em Staff 4; Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4; Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. � : Girls Glee Club 1. 2. 3. i. Pres. 2. See. 3. Treas. -1; Cen-Hi-Sun 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. See. 3; Spanish Club 3. 4. Vice Pres. 3; DAR t; Sr. Play Esther. ' David Brace Berne 1. 2; En Em 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 4; Boys Glee Club 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Basketball 4. An old maid with a large, four-pillared Colonial home in Conn. In her spare time she feeds her 100 birds. Is married and the mother of Manchester College’s basketball, football, and track teams. In her leisure moments she embalms bodies. The famous manufacturer of “non-rip basketball trunks. On the side he sings with the Cordettes. Genie Barb Dave Page Fourteen Compliments of Bender Funeral Home—Compliments of Abbott and Kitson ”66 ’ Frank Betty Larry Elizabeth Ann Canine En Em 3. 4, Jr. Editor 3, Editor Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 2, � ; Spanish Club 3, 4; Sr. Play Mrs. Smith. Larry Lee Clark Pres. 1. 2; Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3. 4; Boys Glee (dub 1. 2. 3. : Softball 1: Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. 2: Hi-Y 2. 3.4 . Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3; Baseball 2. 4; Student Manager 3. 4: Sr. Play Mr. Dodge ; En Em Staff 4. Larry Ray Cullers En Em 4. She married a multi-millionaire, and is living in Havanna. Being editor of Verdad Confesiones magazine is her hobby. He is now competing against George Goble for the title of Comedian King.” He also forges Mr. Freed’s name just for kicks. Owner of Cadillac Bulldozer Enterpries in Lakeron. He also is the usher in the local outdoor theater. Argies Beauty Shop-Beauty is our business.—Clarks Filling Station. Page Fifteen Robert Harry Egolf Withdrawn. Anne Marie Finnell Dixon. III.. I, 2, 3; En Em 4; Sunshine 4; G.A.A. 4; Girls Glee Club 4. Vice Pres. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 4. Orchestra 4; Sr. Play Katie ': Spanish Club 4. Shelby Jeannice Grossnickle En Em 4: Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 4; Girls Glee Club 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. American Ambassador in Timbuktu. In her spare time she writes jazz music for her flute. Drives a Greyhound Bus from coast to coast. Tests nail polish for pin-money. Annie Bob Grossie Page Sixteen Finnell Grocery and Locker—It's a pleasure to serve you. Hearnie Janice Janny Janet Lee Hare See. 2: En Em 4; Girls Glee Club I. 2. 5, 4. Pres. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec. 2. Pres. 4; Sunshine I, 2, 3. 4; Cheer leader 2. 3; Ccn-Hi-Sun 2. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4. Richard Steven Hearn Vice Pres. 4; En Em 4; Boys Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres. •� ; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2. 3; Softball I; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Sr. Play 'Grandfather '. Janice Lee Hidy En Em 4; Girls Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4; Ccn-Hi-Sun 2. 4. Famous writer-publisher in Servia. Just finished her latest novel about her family The House of Seven Housers. Works for the F. B. I. in Washington, D. C He and his wife, dancer Lacie La Rue. are a regular Saturday nighr dancing feature at the Moose Club. Married, and owns Kroger Chain. Types manuscript for Ernest Hemingway to avoid boredom. North Manchester Foundry—Division of the Detrick Co.—Heating and Laundry Stoves—High Grade Gray Iron Castings Pagt Seventeen Paul Richard House En Em 4; Ccn-Hi-Sun I. 2; Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2; Hi-Y 2; Track 1. 2. Larry Dean Jefferson Chester 1; En Em 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Sr. Play Fred '. Andrew Kainass Sec. 3, 4; En Em 4, Art Ed. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 1, 2, 3. 4, Art Ed. 4; Boys Glee Club 1: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. See. 4; Orchestra 3. 4; Sr. Play Mr Smith . Sings duets with an ex-President’s daughter. Teaches ballet to earn money to feed his pet goats. Founder of the Clothes make the Bachelor clothing concern. Dates Hollywood glamor gals when free. Day by day he diligently draws his daffy, dazzling, and dreadful droodles for the men in the little white coats. Page Eighteen Compliments to the Senior Class—Oppenheims Lindy Sandy Tarzan Max F. Lambert En Em 4. Sandra Seward Leeka St. Katherine';. Davenport, Iowa. 2. 3; En Em 4; Girls Glee Club 1; Sunshine 1, 4; G.A.A. 1. Linda Lou Lindemuth En Em 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 1, 2, 4; Girls Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus . 4; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. I. Vice Pres. 3; Sunshine I. 2. 3. � : Band 2. 3, 4; Orchestra Sr. Play Ida . Owner of the Indianapolis Speedway. For relaxation he parachutes from his private plane. She is the head dog-catcher in Paris, France. Sells gravy wholesale to broken-down perfume manufacturers in Spain. Famous comedian, making her second million. For entertainment she renders Stardust” on the piano over T.V., for ole Uncle Joe. Reiff Radio and T. V.—G. Wm. Sayers— Campus Insurance Counselor” Page Nineteen Myron Lee Miller En Em 4; Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Baseball i; Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 1, 3. 4; Sr. Flay Conducter Shelia Ann Mitchell En Em 4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Sunshine 1, 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 2. Thomas N. Mote Vice Pres. 3: Pres. 4; Er. Em 4, Ass t Ed. 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Treas. 4; Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Treas. 4; Boys Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4: Basketball i. 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Sr. Play •Lon-. Sings soprano with the Vienna Choir Boys. Speaks at the Pentagon to rest his brain. She is famous as 'Killer Mitchell'' the lady wrestler. For exercise she is hostess at the Copacabanna. Famed model in New York. He is quite the ladies’ man. His motto is Fve got the money, honey, if you've got the time.” Motor Mitch . Mighty Compliments of Fairway Investment Corporation—Donald R. Mote—I’ll Meet You at The Grill—Lu and Ray Pjk« Tuenty Louie Ellie Shiv John Lewis Sands En Em 4; Ccn-Hi-Sun 3. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Eleanor Katherine Schmedel Scholarship I. En Em 4; Ccn-Hi-Sun I, 2, 3, 4, Ass't Ed. 3. Editor 4; Girls Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. ; Sunshine I, 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Latin I Contest 2; Si. Play Mrs. Waughop . Steven Donald Shivers En Em 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Boys Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Hi-Y 2. 3. 1; Basketball 2: Cen-Hi-Sun 4; Track 1, 2. Head soap tester with Proctor Gamble. Sells rosebushes to raise money for his favorite charity—The Home for Mr. Shonk s Way-Ward Spanish Students. Married a famed television pianist. The Candelabra Kid.” She comes to N. Manchester once in a while to give Mr. Allen a piano lesson. Joined forces with Roy Rogers and Trigger for a T.V. show. Lives on a 40,000 acre ranch with his collection of old automobiles. The News Journal congratulates the graduates Pag Tu enty-Onc Patrick Richard Snyder Vice Pres. 1.2 En Em 4; Orchestra I. 3. 4; String Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3. � . See. ; Boys Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4, Vice Pres. 2; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2; Softball 1. 3; Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. Treas. 3. 4; Sr. Play Duffy . Evelyn Ruth Swihart En Em 4; Girls Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4. Treas. 3; Sunshine 1. 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4. James Beckwith Ulrey Sec.-Treas. I. Pres. 3; En Em 4: Basketball I. 2. 3, 4; Track 1; Softball I Baseball 2; Hi-Y 2. 3. ; Boys Glee Club 2. 3. •� : Mixed Chorus 3. 4. Pres. 4; Spanish (dub 3. 4: Sr. Play John ; Cen-Hi-Sun 4. He is giving Pinky Lee quite a rough time as Peachy Pat. He waits tables at Romminoff’s to advertise his show. Sings tenor in Robert Shaw’s Choir. When not singing, she tends to her chicken farm. Is a real cool catman in the Coast Guard. He is quite the playboy and has a girl in every port. Ezzie Pat Jim Page Twenty-Two Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1955—Snyder s I.G.A. Market JEANNIE Elaine Joycie Janet Elaine Waechter Trcas. 3, 4; Ur. Em 4. Business Manager 4; Scholarship 2, 3: Girls Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Sec. 3; Mixed Choru- 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Sunshine 1. 2, 3, 4, Trcas. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. Fres. 3. 4; Larin I contest 2; Spanish I contest 3; Spanish II contest Jeannine Ann Walrod En Em 4; Giiis Glee Club I 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Sunihinc I. 2. 3, 4. Trcas. 3; Cen-Hi Sun 2. 4: Girls Sure 3; Sr. Plav Rose . Joyce Kay Warner En Tm 4; Girls Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4 , Mixed Chorus 3, 4; G.A.A. 1 .2. 3. 4; Sunshint 1, 2. 3. i: Band 2. 3. 4; Spelling contest 1, 2; Cen-Hi-Sun 2, 3. She plays piano and sings at Congressional Dinners to be sociable. In her spare time she counts old pennies for the Treasury Department. After many years of teaching phys. ed. and homemaking at Central, the kids drove her nuts. Consequently she got a crew-cut and joined the Navy. Has own fleet of milk trucks. For entertainment she and her husband drive cattle from N. Manchester to Georgia. If it's Cities Service, It has to be Good! Warner Oil Company—Harting's Furniture Store (The Friendly Furniture Store) Pane Tuenty-Thr e Patricia Ann Werking En Em 4; Gills Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4: Cheer leader 2; Cen-Hi-Sun 2. 4; Sr. Play Lucille Sandra Lee Westafer En Em 4; Girls Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Accom. 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 1: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec. 2: Orchestra 3. Cheer leader 3, 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 1. Business Manager 4: Sr. Play Agnes . Judith Ann Willcox Trcas. 2; En Em 4; Girls Glee Club 1. 2, 3. � , Vice Pres. 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Band 1. 2; Cen-Hi-Sun 3. � ; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheer leader 1. 2, 3. 4; Sr. Play Tootic . John D. Wittwer Jr. En Em 4: Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Manager 1. 2. 3. 4: Ouhestra 4. Married Charles Atlas' son Hugo. They teach judo in all the schools in and around Juneau. Alaska. Married and taking care of her four sets of quads. When not busy she drives her husband's gas truck. Just returned to the United States from Germany where she married a G.l. She now manufactures Jude’s Real German Ginger Ale. Has taken over his Uncle C. G. Conn’s factory. Plavs solo clarinet in the Boston Pops Orchestra every third Wednesday to relieve the monotony of things. Central Oil Company—Top Quality in Gasoline, Fuel Oil—Prompt Service Delivery—Phone 555 Page Tu cnty-Four L. to R First row: Marlene Abbott. Barbara Bonder, Dave Brace. Betty Canine, Larry Clark. Second row: Anne Finnell. Jeannice Grossnicklc Janet Hare. Janice Hidy. Paul House. Sandra Lecka. Third row: Larry Jefferson, Tom Mote. John Sands. Jim Ulrcy, Shelia Mitchell. Steve Shivers! Steve Hearn. Fourth row: Eleanor Schinedcl. Linda Lindemuth. Elaine Wacchter, Evelyn Swihart. Pat Snyder. Myron Miller. Fifth row: Jeannine Walrod. Joyce Warner, Patsy Wcrking. Sandra Westafcr. Judy Willcox. John Wittwer. Jerome's Ladies' Smart Apparel—Congratulations to the Seniors—Best Wishes to the Class of 1955—Yoder Insurance Agency Page Tu enty-Fite Juniors President ............. A LAN FRANTZ Vice President ...... David Bagwell Secretary RUDOLPH HARLEY Treasurer ............... JOHN BEAM First Row David Bagwell Second Row John Beam Third Row Francis Bundy Delores Cleveland Robert Deardorff Rosalee Dillon Alan Frantz Fourth Row Bonnie Dee Freed Rudolph Harley Geraldine Harris Joseph Helser Gerald Hoerdt Fifth Row David Hoff Patricia Gibson William Leeka Avon McFarland Karl Merritt Sixth Row Betty Metzger Wayne Miller Gary Miniear Nancy Ogle Lois Parrett Seventh Row John Price Robert Quick Ann Rickert Maruta Sirmanis Janet Smith Eighth Row Kevin Smith Earlene Tridle Linda Warner Suzanne Weber Kay Wible Page Twenty-Six Compliments of Wible's Shoe Store Sophomores Pres........ John Holl V. Pres Sally Wing Sec... Janet Baker Treas. Elvin Lefffl First Row Janet Baker Second Row Janice Bashore Third Row Tatiana Bertulsons Donna Brace James Breitkopf Apryl Burkhart Joann Clark Joe Clark Fourth Row Clarence Cleveland Roger Dilling James Eubank Robert Floyd Margaret Gable Evelyn Gottman Fifth Row Richard Guthrie Glen Heckman Stephen Heckman Beverlv Henry John Holl Lavaughn Kind ley Sixth Row John Knight Elvin Leffel Charles Lindzy Richard McGrau Karen Metzger Julia Rautenkranz Seventh Row Patricia Reed Richard Roberts Ann Smelser Elizabeth Smith William Strickler Susan Sturdevant Eighth Row Helen Tewich Linda Tracv Carollyn Weimer Miriam Weimer Sonda West Sally Wing Not Pictured Bob Long Roger Moore Catherine Lincoln Weimer Frigidaire, Inc. Pugt T went) -Steen Freshmen Pres......... David Grandstaff V. Pres....... Mark Hillsamer Sec............. Peter Kainass Treas......... PAUL KISSINGER First Row Jane Ann Abbott Second Row Nancy Beach ley Third Row Bernadine Bender Diana Brandenburg June Brightbill Roger Burch Jeanne Colbert Carolyn Creecy Fourth Row Sally Dillon Russell Egolf Judith Estrich William Fitzgerald Alonda Ford Janice Fowler Fifth Row Marilyn Frantz Nancy Frantz Harold Gibson David Grandstaff Buddy Grossnickle Becky Hare Sixth Row Dorothy Harley Shirley Harris Hal Harting Mark Hillsamer Jackie Holderman Stanley House Seventh Row Phyllis Ihnen Peter Kainass Paul Kissinger Crystal Knauff Robert Kreamer Barbara Leek a Eighth Row Betty Leeka Sharon Lindholm Phillip Meyer William Mitchell Jerry Nordman Frederick Roberts Ninth Roiv George Scheerer Linda Shivers Wayne Singer Herbert Smith Rosalie Wirsing Russell Zemen Page Twenty-Eight Priser Auto Sales, Inc. ttlli Grade Pres...Stephen Walk'.:r V. Pres.... Jane Stands Sec. .. Nancy Balsbaugh Treas.... DANNY WlBLE First Row Linda Baker Nancy Balsbaugh Evelyn Barton Barbara Beam Robert Bergk Adrian Book Second Row Paul Brace Marceta Bundy Vivian Burkhart Carolyn Collier William Davis Sandra Freeman Third Row James Garman Larry Glist Margaret Kindley Charlotte Klutz Marcheta Knauff Ronald Lambert Fourth Row Samuel Leckrone Harvey Lindzy Shirley McCullough Lavern McFarland Rosmarin Miller Stephen Priser Fifth Row Kay Reitt Jeanette Ross Judith Rouch Shirley Scribner Cynthia Seward Donald Shilts Sixth Row Sammy Snyder Jane Stands Edith Tewich Stephen Walker Brenda Whitcraft Danny Wible Not Pictured Joyce Moore Leslie Lincoln Bob Kingery Wible’s Shoe Store Pjge Twenty-Nine 7th Grade Pres.. Ann Strickler V. Pres. Michael Landis Sec.-T reas. Neal Bashore First Row Janet Allen Second Row Rebckah Allman Neal Bashore Third Row Cynthia Carter Roy Cleveland David Conine Christine Cook Janice Crowell Michael Domer Jerry Egolf Fourth Row Mickey Eubank Thurman Eubank Loren Finnell Charles Fitzgerald Judith Gottman Bonnie Grossnicklc Roberta Hammonds Fifth Row Lois Hare Kent Harting Evelyn Holderman Ruth House Virginia Johnson Judy Kimmel Ernest Kissinger Sixth Row Michael Landis Linda Lef forge Alan Long Teddy McClure Sue Miller John Meyers Carolyn Nixon Seventh Row Janet Parker Max Piper Roger Price Kathy Quick Richard Reed Sylvia Rickert Renee Rigdon Eighth Row Linda Rish Richard Robins Patty Rouch Evonne Sayers Beverly Shull Judy Smith Terrill Stafford Ninth Row Ann Strickler Kenneth Stuckcr Charles Tewich Marilyn Tyner Christine Weber James Whitcraft Ann Yoatter Page Thirty You’re Always Welcome at the Landis Drug Store Johnson’s Marathon Station—North Manchester Dairy Products, Inc. and Dairy Bar Page Thirty-One THE SHOP DRIVER EDUCATION Pane Thirty-Two Shiveley's Quality Dairy Products—Good Luck Seniors CHEMISTRY CLASS DRAMATICS CLASS 1954 SENIOR PLAY, “THE LITTLE DOC LAUGHED'” Peabody Seating Company, Inc.—Steady Employment Since 1902 Page Tbirty-Th ree Second row (1. to r.) R. Roberts. T. Mote. K. Smith, D. Bagwell. K. Merritt. D. Hoff. J. Ulrey, L. Jordan. Coach Long. First row ( 1. to r. F. Roberts. C Lindzv. M. Miller, F. Bundy. R. Burch. G. Schccrcr. BASEBALL . . . During the year of 1954-55, Central's baseball team engaged in 14 contests, with 7 in the fall and 7 in the spring. Spring baseball was introduced for the first time and the Trojans played such teams as Columbia City, Kokomo, Warsaw, Logansport, and Akron. All in all, it was a good year for the diamond boys. (j • A. A • • • The Girl s Athletic Association, now in its tenth year at Central, is under the capable leadership of Mrs. Dan Senseman. Sixty-three girls participate in such sports as softball, volleyball, basketball, ring toss, and kickball each Thursday afternoon. The highlight of the year was the annual high school girl's basketball tournament, which was won by the sophomore girls. w- R rcW:, la.r 's- Sec-' J. Hare. Pres.; Mrs. Senseman, Sponsor; C. Wcimcr. V. Pres.; S. Sturdevant. Treas. Second row: J. Willcox, J Warner B Freed. M. Abbott. M. Gable. F.. Waechter. D. Brace. S. Westafer. R. Dillon. A Smclser. B. Metzger. Third row: M. Frantz. B Hare. S. Weber, k Wtble. E. Tridle. H. Tcwich. D. Cleveland. B. Canine. B. Bender. J. Estrich. J. Abbott. D. Brandenburg. L. Parrott. Fourth ---- v-.-ji— c w — B “ - ............B Frantz. J. Hidy. A. Fmnell, Beach ley. S. Lindholm. D. Gottman, S. Harris. Mare. wcDcr, n w«Dic. t. Tridle. H. Tcwich. D. Cleveland. B. Canine. B. Bender. J. Estrich. J. Abbott. D. Brandcr row: L. Kind ley, S. West P Reed. J. Clark. L. Tracy. E. Smith. M. Wcimcr. P. Wcrking. S. Wing. J. Bashore. N. Frj L. Shivers. B. Bender. J. Colbert C. Cleveland. Fifth row: N. Ogle. B. Henry. J. Rautenkrantz. A. Burkhart. N. B Harley. J. Grossnickle. .1. Walrod, L. Warner. T. Bcrtulsons, L. Lindemuth, E. Swihart, P. Gibson, J. Smith. J. Baker. E. Page Thirty-Four Snyder's I.G.A. Market TRACK TEAM L. co R. First Row: K. Smith, R. Long. D. Brace, F. Roberts, C. Lindzy. R. Burch. T. More. Row: D. Hoff. D. Bagwell, J. Ulrcy, R. Roberts, K. Merritt. Coach J. Long. Second Jr. High Team L. to R. First Row: J. Davis. L. Finncll. D. Wible. N. Bashore. M. Landis. M. Domcr. S. Lcckrone. Second Row: Coach Reahard, L. Lincoln. R. Lambert. H. Lindzy. S. Walker. A. Long. J. Whitcraft. A. Book. Bruce Kramer Company—Dependable Cleaners Page Thirty-Ft. e Yell Leaders JUDY W1LLCOX GERRY HARRIS SANDRA WESTAFER SEASONAL RESULTS WE THEY ROANN ..........................57 55 CHESTER ........................51 38 NOBLE ..........................60 53 SOUTH WHITLEY ..................42 50 WABASH .........................40 59 MENTONE ........................69 55 SIDNEY .........................58 51 LAFONTA1NE .....................41 49 HUNTINGTON TWP................59 76 COLUMBIA CITY...................41 52 LAKETON ........................64 49 PIERCETON ......................42 54 CONVERSE .......................61 47 AKRON ..........................59 68 SILVER LAKE ....................63 54 ANGOLA .........................60 59 WARSAW .........................44 59 NAPPANEE ............... v......59 75 4-WAY TOURNEY ROANN ........................ 47 41 LAKETON ........................56 40 SECTIONAL TOURNEY WASHINGTON CENTER ..............59 40 WABASH .........................38 71 Coach of the Tro jans: joe LONG Student Managers: LARRY CLARK and JOHN W1TTWER Westafer and Deardorff Standard Service—Hire's Superette—Congratulations to the Seniors Pane Thirly-Six L. to R. First row: Dave Brace. Myron Miller. Dick Roberts. Roger Burch. Fred Roberts. Second row: Dave Bagwell Karl Mer- rttt. Jim Ulrey, Dave Hoff. Tom Mote. fe Jf- rJ. ,c. it . j . H. THE VARSITY As far as successful seasons go, the Trojans won more than half their games, with a 12 won and 10 lost record. From the first game of October to the very last in February, the team worked hard, striving to correct their weaknesses, training together, and trying to live up to Central's basketball record of past years. When they got beat, they knew the reason—the other team was better at the time, but the Trojans were going to work like everything to show that they could improve. The most exciting experience of the season was winning the 4-way holiday tournament tronhy by defeating the Wabash County champs, Laketon. They also tripped the highly regarded Silver Lake team by a margin of nine points. Then there were Angola, Converse, Sidney, Mentone, Noble, Chester, Roann, and Washington Center—all of whom met their fate at the hands of the Men of Troy. Of the ten players, graduation will claim four, Dave Brace, Myron Miller, Tom Mote, and Jim Ulrey. Fans should look forward, however, to next year when Dave, Karl, Dick, Roger, Fred, and Dave will give everything to uphold the name of Central Trojans. % Cussen Service Center—Wing's Flowers—For All Occasions Page Thirty-Seven Pjge Tbirty-Eigh: Louie's Sport Shop—Noah Baker—Lawn Mower and Saw Sharpening Dave Dave Roger Dave Kari. Myron Tom Fred Dick Jim Third row: J. Beam. B. Micchell. K. Smith. J. Clark. G. Hoerdt, J. H J1. B. Floyd. Second row: J. Nordman. R. Zieman. P. Myers. H Smith. J. Holderman. G. Scheercr. First row: B. Deardorff, F. Bundy. B. Stricklcr, R. Dilling. SECOND TEAM Varsity Team in Action Sarah Kelton Browne, Attorney Paw T hirty-Sinc Compliments of Cliff Snyder Motors—Compliments of the New Hotel Shelter Page Forty First Row: 1. to r. L. Lindemuth. J. Wittwer, A. Kainass. R. Miller. E. Tridle. A Finnell M Sirmanis Second Row: J. Stands, T. Bertulsons. D. Harley, J. Abbott. C. Knauff. J. Colbert. A. Long. S. Priser. J. Etsrich. 1 Hillsarner, D. Brandenburg. J. Whitcraft, P. Gibson. L. Kindlcy. Thin! Row: T. Mote. F. Roberts. H. Harding. S. Walker, L. Glist. D. Hoff. R. Dcardorff. D. Shi Its. K. Smith D Bagwell P kainass. G. Scheerer. S. Heckman. E. Lcffcl. B. Freed. A. Frantz. G. Harris. Fourth Row: S. Wcstafcr. M. Kindlcy, N. Bcachle , J. Baker. M. Knauff. BAND... ORCHESTRA... First Row: 1. to r. M. Gable. G. Harris, J. Gottman, L. Warner. P. Snyder, L. McFarland B. Shull. Second Row: B. Dcardorff. D. Grandstaff. S. Wcstafcr. D. Shilts. R. Miller. E. Tridle A. Finnell. J Stands J. Wittwer. I. Baker. M. Kindley. D. Hoff. Third Row: F. Roberts. M Hillsarner. P- Gibson L Kindlcy D Brandenburg. J. Estrich. J. Moore. H. Hartmg. Fourth Row: K. Smith. S. Heckman. E. Leffel. D. Bagwell. P. Kamass, B. Freed. A. Frantz. A. Kainass. Page Forty-Two Little’s Hardware—Farling’s Distributor—(Enjoy Brewer’s Milk in Glass or Paper) BAND SECTIONS L. to R. S. Westafer, J. Biker. M. Knauff. N. Bcachlcy. D. Grandstaff, M. Kindley. L. to R. First Row: D. Brandenburg, A. FinncII, R. Miller. E. Tridlc. K. Smith. Second Row: L. Kindley. P. Gibson. C. Collier, J. White raft. L. to R. E. Leffcl, A. Frantz. G. Schecrer, S. Heckman. G. Harris, B. Freed. L. to R. T. Mote, S. Walker, F. Roberts. H. Harting, L. Glist. L. to R. First Row: ). Warner. J. Wittwer. J. Colbert. J. Abbott. Second Row: J. Stands. L. Lindcmuth. C. Knauff, S. Priser. Third Row: D. Harley. A. Kainass. D. Shilts. Fourth Row: T. BcrtuIsons, A. Long. L. to R. First Row: B. Dcardorff, J. Estrich, M. Hillsamer. J. Moore. Second Row: D. Bagwell. P. Kainass. Sponsored by Faurot's Complete Food Market—It’s Mike's Cafe in North Manchester and South Whitley Page Forly-Tb rce CECILIAN CHOIR . . . L. to R. Back row: S. Heckman. T. Mote, K. Smith, L. Clark. D. Hoff. J. Ulrey, L. Jefferson. G. Scheerer. Front row: R. F.golf. R. McGraw. M. Miller. P. Snyder. F. Roberts. R. Kramer. B. Grossnickle. L. to R. Back row: S. Mitchell. P. Werking, B. Bender. J. Hidv. N. Ogle. J. Grossnickle. J. Walrod. P. Gibson. M. Sirmanis. G. Harris. E. Schmedtl. L. Warner. L. Lindeinuth, E. Swihart. J. Smith. At piano: S. Westafer. Front row: B. Metzger, J. Willcox, A. Rickert. S. Weber. B. Freed. E. Tridle, K. Wible. L. Parrett. A. McFarland. J. Hare. A. Finnell. M. Abbott. E. Waechter. . . . ROYS GLEE CLUB Page Forty-Four Farm Bureau Lumber Co.—Farm Bureau Co-op Elevator L. co R. At piano: L. Warner. First row: B. Metzger, ). Willcox, B. Freed, S. Westafer. E. Tridle, L. Parrctt, A. McFarland. E. Waethtcr. Second row: S. Mitchell, B. Bender. S. Weber, A. Rickcrt, P. Wcrking. L. Lindemuth, E. Swihart. A. Finnell. E. Schmcdel. K. Wiblc. J. Hare. Third row: N. Ogle. J. Hidy. P. Snyder. D. Brace. D. Bagwell, L. C lark. G. Scheerer. R. Kramer. F. Roberts. J. Smith. G. Harris. M. Abbott. Fourth row: ). Grossnickle. J. Walrod. D. Hoff. T. Mote. K. Merritt. K. Smith, S. Shivers. J. IJIrey, S. Hearn. R. Egolf, R. Deardorff. M. Sirmanis, P. Gibson. . MIXED CIIOKUS MELOIME MAIDS . L. to R. At piano: S. Sturdevant. First row: J. Brighcbill, D. Brandenburg. P. Ihnen. M. Frantz. A. Smelser. B. Hare. C. Creecy. S. Dillon. J. Abbott, C. K.nauff. D. Brace. A. Ford. C. Wcimer. Second row: S. Wing. L. Kindley. FI. Tewich. M. Gable. J. Fowler, B. Leeka, S. West. R. Wirsing. L. Shivers. B. Bender. N. Frantz. B. Smith. J. Estrich. Third row: J. Bashore. J. Clark. N. Beachley. J. Baker. L. Tracy. B. Leeka. A. Burkhart. J. Rauenkranz. B. Henry. E. Gottman, D. Harley, S. Harris. S. Lindholm. J. Colbert. P. Reed. Wampler’s Jewelry—Bud Reed Motors—Buick and Pontiac Pdge Forty Fits MANAGEMENT Quality Bakery—Landis Drug Store Page Pony-Six Owen Moore Superintendent, Social Studies A. B. Manchester College A. M. Indiana University Eugene H. Stone Principal. Mathematics A. B. Manchester College University of Iowa M. S. Indiana University I! O A K I) OF D 11{ E C T OKS 1. to r.—Dr. Carl W. Holl Secretary; Lorrcn Wing. Treasurer; Boyd Warner. President; Owen Moore. Superintendent. Lautzenhiser’s Grocery—Urschel's Department Store Page Port)-Sen n KING MASTERS C. W. BAGWELL Business Education, Geography A. B. Manchester College A. M. Ball State Teacher s College LOUISE DINGLE Social Studies, English A. B. Butler University A. M. Columbia University HELENE CANINE Art Northwestern University Fort Wayne Art School Manchester College Chicago Academy of Fine Arts LEIGH B. FREED Science A. B. Manchester College A. M. Ball State Teacher's College Bluff ton College Findley College Ohio Northern University EFFIE CRIPE (Mrs. E. J. Cripe) Librarian Manchester College JOE D. LONG Coach Physical Education, Commerce B. S. Central Normal A. M. Indiana University Page Forty-light Warner Brooder Corporation—Fort Wayne Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. GERALD H. MILLER Music B. S. of Music Education Manchester College Bethany Bible Seminary A. M. Northwestern University RICHARD REAHARD Jr. High Coach Driver Education. Jr. High Arithmetic A. B. Manchester College GLETHA MAE NOFFSINGER English. Speech. Dramatics A. B. Manchester College M. S. Indiana University Purdue University ALICE MAE SENSEMAN ( Mrs. Daniel Senseman) Homemaking, Physical Education A. B. Manchester College Ball State Teacher's College Indiana University WARNER OGDEN Social Studies, Mathematics A. B. Manchester College A. M. University of Wisconsin J. RICHARD SHONK Spanish. English A. B. Manchester College La Universidad National de Mexico A. M. Indiana University Strauss and Son—Burkhart Poultry and Eggs Pjge Forty-Nive JAMES TAYLOR MILDRED HILL Industrial Arts, Mathematics (Mrs. Forrest Hill) B. S. East Illinois State College Secretary to the Principal Manchester College BEULAH MAE HIFPENSTEEL Secretary to the Superintendent Manchester College A RINGMASTERS’ CONFERENCE At the end of a day’s performance, these weary ring masters meet to discuss and evaluate past events and plan new acts for their troupe. Pjge Fifty Brady s—The Store for Men—Compliment of Big Four Elevator Lake City Candy Company, Inc.—Rollin Smith Heating and L.P. Gas Page Fifty-One The 1955 Senior Class of Central High School presented “MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS” Page Fifty-Two Werking's Restaurant—General Telephone Company PAGE SPONSORS Sarah Kelcon Browne, Attorney . . 39 Priscr’s Quality Cleaners .... 6 Bruce Kramer Company................35 Priser Auto Sales Inc...........28 Bryan Manufacturing Co..............41 Oppenheim’s.....................18 Finnell Grocery Locker .... 16 Peabody Seating Co.................33 Frantz Lumber Co....................7 Snyder's IGA Market .... 22,34 Central Oil Co......................24 Shively’s Dairy Products........32 Heckman Bindery Inc..................9 Werking's Studio.................3 Indiana Lawrence Bank...............8 Wible’s Shoe Store..............26,29 Landis Drug Store..................30 Weimer Locker Co. Inc.............13 News Journal........................21 Weimer Frigidaire Appliances ... 27 North Manchester Foundry .... 17 PAGE CO-SPONSORS Wetzel Insurance Agency . . . . 12 Faurot’s Grocery.................43 Public Service Co...................12 Mike’s Cafe......................43 Bender Funeral Home.................14 Farm Bureau Lumber Co............44 Abbott Kitson 66”................14 Farm Bureau Co-op Elevator ... 44 Argie’s Beauty Shop.................15 Wampler's Jewelry................45 Clark's Filling Station.............15 Bud Reed Motors..................45 Sayers Insurance....................19 Lautzenhiser’s Grocery...........47 Reiff Radio T.V...................19 Urschel’s Department Store ... 47 Donald R. Mote......................20 Warner Brooder...................48 The Grill...........................20 Fort Wayne Coca-Cola Bottling Warner Oil Co.......................23 Works Inc....................48 Harting’s Furniture Store . . . . 23 J. W. Strauss Son..............49 Jerome's Ladies' Smart Apparel . . 25 Burkhart Poultry Eggs .... 49 Yoder Insurance.....................25 Big Four Elevator................50 Hire's Superette....................36 Brady s..........................50 Westafer Deardorff................36 Lake City Candy Co...............51 Cussen’s Service Center.............37 Rollin Smith.....................51 Wing’s Flowers......................37 Werking's Restaurant.............52 Noah Baker..........................38 General Telephone................52 Louie's Sports Shop.................38 Terryberry Co....................11 Cliff Snyder........................40 A-l Body Shop....................11 New Hotel Sheller...................40 Johnson’s Marathon Station . . . 31 Farling’s Distributors..............42 N. Manchester Dairy Products ... 31 Little’s Hardware...................42 Quality Bakery...................46 Pago Fifty-Four O r II E II SPONSORS F. A. Hornady, D.D.S. C. Eugene Cook, M.D. Ward’s Jewelry Auto Parts and Equipment Ademar Rufle Jewelry Store O. K. Barber Shop Wendell's Floor Covering Family Market Compliments of W. M. Wairod, D.O. G. C. Murphy George Merkle Hatchery Welcome to Effie’s Tea Room Peabody Memorial Home Compliments of O. G. Brubaker, M.D. Virginia’s Beauty Shop George Balsbaugh, M.D. Mike’s Standard Service R. W. Sawyer, O.D. Ira King Trick Lumber Co. Paul Beam Insurance Western Auto Store Fedewa Appliance Store Gradeless Sinclair Hall’s Drug Store Hon ius Grocery Marshall Theatre Compliments of Dick Coning, Mgr. of Your Friendly Kroger Store Cities Service Station Reahard Implement Co. Messer’s Greenhouse Walnut Street Barber Shop Mark’s Drug Store Spann and Luckenbill Bolinger’s Furniture Hippity Hop Jack Pinney Chevrolet, Inc. Hutchinson Grocery Ruppel’s Electric Co. Davis' Gift Shop L. Z. Bunker, M.D. Helen’s Beauty Shop Clark’s Root Beer Barrel Bob Wilson's Shoe Shop G. L. Venable, M.D. McClure’s Feed Store Cleveland’s Service Station Trailer Court Jim Beck’s Friendly Hauling Service Hammond’s Barber Shop N. Manchester Farm Equipment (I.H.) Dr. Seward Schutz Brothers Sunnyside Huntington Laboratories, Inc. Olinger’s Bowling Alleys paK Fifty Ft •• Indianapolis Engraving Company INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA AUTOGRAPHS 1 K f. i � •, .� , I V , s tr. r • •r v SSj v jl • V‘ .� • . - X' v %