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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1956 volume:

Entm CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA ihfcmnmm mmuuiiL am THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ATOM We, the 1956 Seniors, have discovered a new atom which we have named the Central High School Atom. It is very complex, with each individual part depending on the others to function properly. Not wishing to keep our discovery a secret, we are proud to disclose the information we found relative to this new atom. Because of its complexity we have found it necessary to publish an entire book concerning it. This book we call . . . THE 1956 EN EM Annual Pictures by Werking's Studio ELEMENTS Scientists 5 Energy 11 Vibrations 21 Radioactivity 27 Electrons 35 Nucleus 44 Page Four The Barnhart-Van Trump Company, Inc. Printers of The En Em and of The News-Sentinel, Fulton County's Only Daily Newspaper Page Fite Owen Moore Bring your spouse. Superintendent A. B. Manchester College A. M. Indiana University Eugene H. Stone It has been the school policy — Principal Mathematics A. B. Manchester College M. S. Indiana University RESEARCH DIRECTORS This is the enlarged school board of the new school corporation. The consolidation of the North Manchester-Chester Township Schools was made effective August 1, 1955. Standing: Clarence Schilling, Vice President; Eldo Gable, Joe Watson, Boyd Warner. Seated: Owen Moore, Robert Hoover, President; Carl W. Holl, Secretary; Lor-ren Wing, Treasurer. Pjgt Six EXPERIMENTAL SUPERVISORS C. W. Bagwell Maybe I’ve told you this, but—” Business Education, Geography Commerce A. B. Manchester College M. A. Ball State Teachers’ College Louise Dingle Now give me your undivided attention.” Social Studies, English A. B. Butler University A. M. Columbia University Helene Canine 'Where's my Scotch Tape?” Art Northwestern University Fort Wayne Art School Manchester College Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Leigh B. Freed That’s keen!” Science A. B. Manchester College A. M. Ball State Teachers’ College Effie Chipe Mrs. E. J. Cripe) 'Don’t you have any studies to do?” Librarian Manchester College Joe D. Long Pass your paper to your best friend.” Coach, Physical Education, Commerce B. S. Central Normal A. M. Indiana University Sarah Kelton Browne, Attorney at Law Union Trust Building, North Manchester, Indiana PaM St ten Doris Longardner Oro pro nobis!” Spanish. English A. B. Manchester College Retha Lozier Squads!” Homemaking, Physical Education B. S. Manchester College Gerald H. Miller Now, people—” Music B. S. of Music Education Manchester College A. M. Northwestern University Gletha Mae Noffsinger All right now—” English, Speech, Dramatics A. B. Manchester College M. S. Indiana University Warner Ogden That's right.” Social Studies, Mathematics A. B. Manchester College A. M. University of Wisconsin Richard Reahard Rave on!” Jr. High Coach, Arithmetic, Driver Education A. B. Manchester College Page Eight Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc. Good, Low-cost Electric Service to More Than 700 Communities in 70 Counties James Taylor That's what I said. Industrial Arts, Mathematics B. S. East Illinois State College June Wolfe (Mrs. Claude Wolfe) Yes, please do. English A. B. Manchester College Mildred Hill (Mrs. Forrest Hill) Secretary to the Principal Manchester College Beulah Mae Hippensteel Secretary to the Superintendent Manchester College Budget Loans It's Easy to Pay the Budget Way Page Nine Page Ten Compliments of Pyramid Oil Company Service, Quality, Economy ENERGY Page Eleven Third row: B. Sincroft; E. Lefiel; S. Walker; K. Merritt; D. Bagwell; A. Frantz. Second row: B. Bender; B. Hare; E. Tcwich; L. Parrett; V. Johnson; C. Carter; D. Cleveland; S. Sturdevant. Front row: K. Wible; B. Freed; L. Warner; N. Ogle; G. Harris. A. c. :. p. Secretary-Treasurer ..................... L. Warner Vice-President ....................... S. Sturdevant President ............................... D. Bagwell The Association of Class and Club Presidents is a new organization this year, consisting of representatives from every class and club at Central. Its purpose is to act in the interest of the students in solving school problems. The club helped develop good will” between Central and its neighbor, Chester. It also agreed upon a plan for selling shares to students who wanted to support the building of the new consolidated North Manchester-Chester Township school building. A. C. C. P. has proved very successful this year and it is hoping to accomplish bigger and better things in the future. Page T uehe Compliments of Fairway Investment Corporation — Donald R. Mote Terryberry Company Baik row: J. Colbert, H. Tcwich, M. Weimer, L. Tracy, A. Burkhart. E. Gottmann, S. Sturdivant. J. Rautenkrantz. B. Henry, S. Lindholm. S. Harris, P. Gibson. C. Cleveland, R. Miller, J. Ross. B. White raft. L. Kindley. Third Row: D. Braie, P. Reed. D. Brandenburg, S. West. J. Clark. B. Smith. N. Frantz. J. Bashore. B. Bender, L. Shivers. S. Wing. N. Balsbaugh, J. Estrich. D. Cleveland. E. Tridle, C. Collier. M. Kindley. V. Burkhart. J. Smith. Second Row: M. Frantz. K. Wible. K. Lutsch. M. Gable. H. Tcwich. M. Knauff. B. Hare. J. Abbott. K. Reiff, J. Stands. B. Freed. M. Bundy, S. McCullough, R. Dillon, C. Weimer. Front Row: J. Moore, C. Klutz. C. Seward. B. Beam. N. Beachlcy. L. Parrett. Miss Lozier. D. Harley, J. Baker, S. Freeman, L. Baker. B. Metzger. A. Smelser. G. A. A. Janet Bakers. Secretary; Lois Parrett. President; Miss Lozier. Faculty Advisor; Dorothy Harley, Vice-President; Nancy Bcaihley, Treasurer. The Girls’ Athletic Association provides an outlet for any excess energy not used up in studying. It helps the girls to become skilled in soft-ball, volleyball, kick ball, and lingtoss. G. A. A. trains the girls to live up to their motto — Fair play in every way.” Farm Bureau Lumber Company Farm Bureau Elevator and Hatchcrv Page Thirteen Back Row: A. Ford. J. Colbert. E. Tewich. T. Bertulsons. L. Warner. A. Burkhart. E. Gottmann. J. Baker. S. Sturdcvant. J. Rautcnkrantz, B. Henry. N. Beach ley, S. Lindholm, S. Harris, B Leeka, F. Gibson, N. Ogle, G. Hariris, C. Cleveland. J. Ross. B. Whitcraft, L. Kindlcy. Third Row: D. Brace. P. Reed. D. Brandenburg, M. Weimer, L. Tracy, J. Clark. E. Smith, N. Frantz. J. Bashore. C. Knauff, B. Bender, L. Shivers, N. Balsbaugh. J. Estrich. D. Cleveland. E. Tridle. S Weber. C. Collier, M. Kindlcy. V. Burkhart, J. Smith. Second Row: M. Frantz. K. Lutsch, J. Moore, S. West. K. Metzger, M. Gable. H. Tewich. M. Knauff. J. Abbott, B. Hare, K. Reiff, J. Stands, M. Bundy. S. McCullough. L. Parrett. A. Rickcrt, B. Leeka. C. Weimer. First Row: C. Klutz. C. Seward, B. Beam, S. Freeman, L. Baker, B. Metzger, A. Smclscr. R. Dillon. A. McFarland, C. Crcccy. J Fowler, P. Ihnen, S. Dillon. J. Brightbill. Seated: D. Harley, B. Freed. Miss Noffsingcr, S. Wing. K. Wible. SUNSHINE SOCIETY With love in my heart . . . . I shall make the object of my life, helpfulness and kindness to others.” Many hearts were brightened by the poinsettias given to elderly people at Christmas time. The Centralites enjoyed a gala night of fun at the Sock Hop, the proceeds of which went to the Riley Fund. Each Sunshine girl picked an ideal lady and honored her with the Ideal Ladies’ Tea. The girls gave their parents a treat at the Ma, Pa, and Me Banquet. ’’Thus, will my own life become rich and complete.” Yes, this is Sunshine. Dorothy Harley. Secretary; Bonnie Freed. President: Miss Noffsinger. Sponsor; Sally Wing. Vice-President; Kay Wible. Treasurer. Page Fourteen For the Lumber Number — Call Frantz Lumber Co., No. 5 Back Row: W. Mitchell, R. Roberts, E. Lcffcl, R. Floyd, J. Beam. D. Hoff, G. Hoerdt, G. Scheerer. D. Grandstaff. R. Knight. Third Row: R. Dilling, R. MeGraw. H. Gibson, S. Heckman. R. Burch. F. Roberts. F. Bundy. Second Row: H. Harting, H. Smith. M. Hillsamcr. P. Meyer, W. Strickler. G. Heckman. Front Row: C. Lindzy. D. Bagwell. J. Holl, Mr. Bagwell. R. Harley. A. Frantz. HI-Y John Holl, Vice-President; Mr. Bagwell. Faculty Advisor: Alan Frantz, Treasurer; Karl Merritt. Secretary; David Bagwell. President: Charles Lindzy, Sargeant at Arms; Rudolph Harley. Chaplain. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character.” This is Hi-Y, an organization of high school fellows committed to carrying out this purpose. Fedewa’s — TV and G. E. Appliances Brady's — The Store for Men Page Fifteen Back Row: N. Lindholm. R. House. M. Tyner. J. Smith. J. Gottmann. J. K-mmcl. C. Cook. J. Crowell. B Grossnickle. S. Miller. E. Eubank, . J?,,c[’ • Stulpins. R Domer. P. Roberts. D. Oswalt. Third Row: R. Hammonds. R. Allman. C. Nordman. Nl. Landis. D. McCul- lough. K. Quick. L. Hare. K. Sprague. C. Shilts. B. Shull. W. Sands. C. Hopkins. E. Sayers. A. Strickler. S. Rirkert, J. Allen. A. Kindley. Second Holderman. S. Miller. S Sayers. J. Parker. C. Nixon. L. Lefforge. R. Rigdon. E. Reed. C. Carter. C. Crumley. A. Creecy. J. Grossnickle. C. Weber. First Row: A. Yeatter. Treasurer; N. Beam. Vice-President; Miss Dangle, Sponsor; V. Johnson. President; J. Vandermark. Secretary. SUNBEAM Service, friendship, and spreading happiness are the prime motives of the Junior Sunshine Society. Sunbeam prepares the seventh and eighth grade girls for service in Sunshine. JUNIOR Ill-Y The little brothers of Hi-Y learn how to work together and share responsibility. Boys in grades seven, eight, and nine may belong to Junior Hi-Y. Back Row: R. Brubaker. T. West. T. Eubank. L. Cox, J. Whitcraft. H. Lindzv, D. Shilts. M. McGee, A. Long, R. Bcrgk, D. Shircy. K. Harting. D. Peed. K. Stuckcr. B. Book. Third Row: F. Baker. N. Bashorc, L. McFarland. M. Piper. M. Domer. N Crumley, R. Kingcry. J. Hammonds, L. Finnell. C. Tewich. B. Sincroft. D. Wiblc. L. Glist, A. Book. B. Hidy. Second Row: R. Grossnickle. F. Lucas. S. Stitt. K. Smith. J. EgoIf. G. Montci. M. Landis. L. Kissinger. W Davis. P. Brace. R. Cleveland. J. Leather man. D. Kistlcr. D. Robins. R. Price. First Row;: J. Mevcrs. T. Martin. S. Leckronc. S. Snyder. S. Priser. Secretary-Treasurer; S. Walker, President; Mr. Taylor, Sponsor; R Lambert. Vice President; J. Garman. M. Hammonds. L. ihnen. J. Hensley. huge Sixteen You're Always Welcome at the Landis Drug Store Back Row: L. Kindlcy. T. Bertulsons. M. Weimcr, Miss Longardner, R. Floyd. R Roberts. G. Heck man. E. Lcffcl. Front Row. H. Tewich, E. Gott-mann. S. Sturdevant. J. Baker. C. Wcimcr. A. Burkhart. C. Cleveland. S. Wing. EL CLUB ESPANOL El Club Espanol es para los que esrudien el espanol. Tenemos reuniones dos veces el mes para aprender mas de los paises hispanoamericanos, para jugar, V para cantar. Tambien teniamos una fiesta de Navidad. Susita Sturdevant, presidente; la sen-orita Longardner, fiadora; David Grand-staff, tesorero; Roberto Floyd, vice presidente; Sara Wing, secretaria. Back Row: J. Brightbiil. S. Dillon. H. Harting. M. Hillsamer. D. Grandstaff. P. Kainass. F. Roberts. Second Row: B. Hare. J. Estrich. B. Bender. L. Tracy, E. Smith. N. Frantz. D. Brandenburg. M. Frantz. S. Harris. Front Row: S. Shivers. C. Knauff, S. Lindholm. J. Colbert. J. Abbott. D. Harley. N. Beachley. Priser Auto Sales, Inc. Plymouth and DeSoto Dealers’’ Page Seventeen Back Row: G. Schecrcr. F. Roberts. J. Eubank. D. Hoff. R. MeGraw. R. Harley. K. Smith. J. Knight. R. Guthrie. J. Brcitkopf, J. Beam. J. Price, fiss Noffsingcr. Third Row: $. Sturdevant, A. Burkhart. J. Bashore, C. Knauff. J. Baker, E. Gottmann. M. Weimer, P. Gibson, D. Harley. N. Beachley. B. Whitcraft, J. Ross. L. Warner, S. Harris. N. Ogle, W. Strickler. Second Row: J. Estrich, B. Hare. J. Brightbill. B. Leeka. K. Reiff. E. Tridle. B. Freed, K. Wible. A. Rickert. S. Weber. L. Parrett. D. Brace. Front Row: P. Brace. S. Priser. A. Book. C. Weimer. M. Bundy, C. Seward. J. Moore. A. Ford. R. Dillon, B. Metzger. A. Smelser. C E N - H I - S U N The schools newspaper derived its name from Central, Hi-Y, and Sunshine. These clubs originally published it, but now there is a regular Cen-Hi-Sun staff, which is chosen from grades seven through twelve. This staff must be on its toes, ready to grab a hot story or write down the latest droodles. It also sponsors several after-game dances. There should be pride in your voice if you can say, ... I am on the Cen-Hi-Sun staff. Rosalie Dillon. Business Manager; Kevin Smith. Co-editor; Carollyn Susie Weber. Art Editor; Rick MeGraw, Jim Breitkopf. R. Harley, Weimer. Junior Editor; Miss Noffsingcr. Faculty Advisor. Seated: Richard Guthrie. Mechanical Staff. Nancy Ogle, Co-editor. Back Row: David Bagwell, Photographer; Alan Frantz, Business Manager; Karl Merritt. Assistant Editor: Sally Wing, Junior Editor; Miss Longardner, Faculty Advisor. Second Row: Rosalie Dillon. Layout; Delores Cleveland. Editor; Susie Weber. Art Editor; Gerry Harris. Copy Editor; Kay Wible. Layout. Susie Weber. Sally Wing. Karl Merritt. Alan Frantz. Kay Wible. Dee Cleveland. Rosalie Dillon. The staff discusses a layout problem. EN The school year couldn’t be complete without the En Em party for the autographing of the yearbook. The staff has patiently waited for this day when the fruit of their labors is viewed by the students, and is approved and enjoyed by them. EM The financing of the annual is done through advertising, subscriptions, and the En Em dance, sponsored by the staff. Our sponsor, Miss Longardner, has worked along with us all year, and together we bring you this yearbook. K. Wible. E. Tridlc. A. McFarland. A. Rickerr. D. Hoff. P. Gibson. N. Ogle. L. Parrect. B. Metzger. R. Dillon. D. Cleveland. J. Smith. A. Frantz. S. Weber. G. Harris. B. Freed. L. Warner. R. Harley. K. Smith. K. Merritt. G. Miniear. R. Quick. J. Beam. W. Miller. J. Price. D. Bagwell. R. Dcardorff, F. Bundy. G. Hocrdt. Page T wenty Shirey Paints and Wallpaper Store VI ORATIONS Page Tueniy-One BAND Standing: M. Kindley, D. Grandstaff. 1. Knauff. J. Baker, N. Beachlcy. Back Row: F. Roberts. L. Glist, H. Harting, S. Walker, D. Wible, D. Hoff. R. Deardorff. Second Row: D. Harley, A. Long. S. Priser. J. Abbott. C. Knauff. J. Colbert. M. Tyner. D. Shifts. First Row: J. Stands. T. Bertulsons. C. Carter. S. Miller. ORCHESTRA Standing: D. Grandstaff. N. Beachlcy. J. Baker. G. Scheerer. Mr. Miller. Back Row: M. Kindley at piano. K. Smith. F. Roberts, H. Harting, L. Glist. E. Leffel, S. Heckman. B. Freed. Second Row: R. Miller. F.. Tridle. J. Stands. T. Bertulsons. D. Shilts. L. Kindley. P. Gibson. J. Moore. M. Hillsamer, J. Estrich. P. Kainass. L. Warner. First Row: G. Harris. M. Gable. J. Gottmann. B. Shull. S. Sayers. L. McFarland. Fuge Tuenty-Tuo North Manchester Foundry — Division of the Detrick Co. Heating and Laundry Stoves — High Grade Gray Iron Castings Standing: Mr. Miller. Back Row: F. Kainass. D. Bagwell, G. Schcerer. S. Heckman, E. Leffel. B. Freed. G. Harris, E. Holderman. R. House. V. Johnson, B. Grossnickle. Second Row: J. Moore, M. Hillsamer. J. Estrich, D. Brandenburg, J. Whiicraft. C. Collier. F. Gibson. L. Kindley. First Row: E. Tridie, A. Yeatter, J. Allen, R. Miller. Central has the distinction of being the smallest school in Wabash County and bordering counties which has a school orchestra. Full orchestra meets once a week and the strings meet three mornings during the week at 7:30. The orchestra and choruses presented a Winter Concert and the strings entertained at the Pancake Supper. The Central High School Band, composed of 48 members, plays an important role at Central. It sets the mood for pep sessions and plays at all home games. The Central Band participates in the annual High School Band Day held at Manchester College, and this year it played at the National Plowing Contest. Werner-Putman Sawmill, Phone 866 Warner Oil Co. Page Tueruy-Three Back Row: L. Kindley, J. Clark, S. Scurdcvanc. M. Weimer. CECILIAN CHOIR N. Ogle. K. Wible, B. Henry, J. Raurcnkranrz, J. Baker. L. Tracy. S. West. P. Gibson. A. Burkhart. E. Gottmann. G. Harris. J. Smith. Front Row: B. Metzger. S. Weber. H. Tewich. B. Freed. A. Rickert. A. Smelser. S. Wing. E. Tridle M. Gable. L. Parrett, A. McFarland. D. Brace. E. Smith, P. Reed. J. Bashore. C. Weimer. L. Warner. Back Row: J. Stands. N. Balsbaugh. K. Reiff, R. Miller. E. Tewich. J. Fowler. B. Lecka. J. Ross. B. Leek a. S. Lindholm. D. Harley. N. Beachley. S. Harris. J. Colbert. Second Row: J. Brightbill. S. Dillon. D. Brandenburg. C. Crcecy. P. Ihnen. A. Ford. J. Estrich, C. Collier. B. Beam, N. Frantz, B. Bender, L. Shivers, B. Whit- craft. V. Burkhart. Front Row: S. Freeman. M. Bundy. L. Baker, C. Seward. M. Frantz. C. Klutz, S. McCullough, B. Hare. M. Knauff. J. Abbott. C. Knauff. J. Moore. MELODIE MAIDS At piano: Margaret Kindley. Page Twenty-Four Urschel's Department Store Compliments of Yoder’s Insurance Agency Back Row: K. Merritt, F. Roberts. D. Bagwell. S. Walker. B. Bergk. D. Shilts. D. Hoff. R. Deardorff. R. Harley. G. Scheercr. S. Heckman. L. McFarland, J. Garman. Third Row: B. Henry, J. Clark. J. Baker, J. Rautenkrantz, R. Lambert, R. MeGraw. R. Moore. M. Hillsamer. L. Glist, S. Snyder. L. Warner. A. Burkhart, E. Gottmann. J. Smith. Second Row: H. Tcwich. S. West. N. Ogle. L. Kindley. J. Bashore. M. Weimer. G. Harris. L. Tracy. K. Wible. F. Gibson. P. Reed. B. Smith. First Row: A. Smelscr. B. Metzger. A. Rickert. S. Weber, B. Freed, S. Wing. M. Gable. L. Parrctt. E. Tridlc. A. McFarland. D. Brace. C. Weimer. Piano: S. Sturdevant. M. Kindley. MIXED CHORUS CHORAL OFFICERS MELODIE MAIDS: Jane Ann Abbott. Secretary; Marcheta Knauff. Vice-President. Bcrnie Bender, President; Nancy Beachley. Treasurer. CECIL1AN CHOIR: Pat Gibson. Vice-President: Lois Par-rett. Secretary; Evelyn Gottmann. Treasurer; Kay Wible. President. MIXED CHORUS: Freddie Roberts. Treasurer; Karl Merritt. President: Linda Warner, Vice-President; Janet Baker, Secretary. Compliments of Cliff Snyder Motors Strauss and Son Page Tuenty-Fite P.irc T ucnty-Six For the Best in Foods — Lautzenhiser’s Home Store Compliments of the New Hotel Sheller RADIOACTIVITY x 3 General Telephone Company Wetzel Insurance Agency, Inc. — Where Insurance is a Business Pjg0 T utnty-Sttiti BASEBALL Back Row: H. Smith, F. Bundy. K. Smith. J. Holderman, K. Merritt. R. Burch. Front Row. R. Lambert. J. Nordman. D. Bagwell. G. Scheerer. R. Roberts. F. Roberts. D. Wible. Coach Long. TENNIS Back Row: P. Kainass. K. Smith. D. Grandstaff, H. Harting. M. Hillsamer. Front Row: P. Meyer. G. Heckman. J. Holl. A. Frantz. D. Hoff. E. Leffel. P,ige Twenty-Eight Compliments of O. K. Barber Shop It’s Mikes Cafe in North Manchester and South Whitley JR. HIGH BASEBALL Back Row: R. Robins. A. Long. J. Whitcraft, L. Finnell, N. Bashore, D. Kistler, R. Reed, Coach Rcahard. Front Row: W. Sincroft. M. F.per. F. Lucas. M. Domer. C. Tewich. F. Baker. R. Grossnickle. G. MonteL JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Back Row: Coach Reahard, J. Flinn, R. Robins. W. Sincroft, A. Long. N. Bashore. L. Finnell. G. Montei, K. Harting, Student Manager. Front Row: T. McClure. C. Tcwich. F. Baker. M. Landis. R. Grossnickle. R. Brubaker. M. Domer. F. Lucas. Olinger's Bowling Lanes Louie's Sport Shop Page Twenty-Nine VARSITY Basketball, sometimes tailed Hoosicr madness,” took the sports spotlight of the 1955-56 school year. In this, we feel Central played an impressive role with a record of 13 wins and 10 losses. Small but mighty they were and packed with surging spirit. Let's take a look at their vigorous schedule. A fine start quickly established our quintet as one of the top teams in the county. Many will not forget the glorious victory at Wabash. But following this an unfortunate letdown plagued our crew. It seemed difficult for them to find that earlier season form. Then an inspiring comeback! Akron and Silver Lake were bumped off. Now with those encouraging victories under their belts the Trojans traveled to compete in the Sectional. Reaching the Saturday afternoon pairings, our gang closed their season with a very well-played contest against the eventual Sectional and Regional winner, Wabash. SEASON S RECORD 13-10 WE THEY ROANN 54 52 CHESTER 55 52 NOBLE 66 59 SOUTH WHITLEY 60 (o.t.) 59 DELPHI 64 70 WABASH 57. 55 MENTONE 48 68 La FONTAINE 69 56 ROCHESTER 59 84 HUNTINGTON TWP. 69 COLUMBIA CITY 47 57 LAKETON 82 65 P1ER ETON 55 62 CONVERSE 60 40 AKRON 81 68 SILVER LAKE 82 75 WARSAW . 62 76 NAPPANEF. 67 4-WAY TOURNEY PIF.RCETON 54 CHESTER ....................... 55 47 SECTIONAL TOURNEY URBAN A 56 16 La FONTAINE 59 5 WABASH 61 6 s Pa R6 Thirty Rollin Smith Heating and L. P. Gas Bud Reed Motors — Buick and Pontiac COACH: Joe Long STUDENT MANAGERS: Francis Bundy, Glen Heckman YELL LEADERS Sally Wing, Linda Shivers, Gerry Harris, Susie Sturdevant, Janice Bashore Page T hirty-T uo Ring Wing's for Flowers Compliments of A-l Body Shop SECOND TEAM Back row: J. Holl. J. Clark. G. Schccrcr, J. Eubank. R. Floyd. R. Knight, R. Dilling, Front row: S. House. J. Nordman. B. Grossnickle, J. Holderman. R. Zemen. Their record for this year was 9-9. YELL LEADERS Jane Stands. Linda Baker. Marchcu Knauff. Kay Reiff Reiff Radio and T. V. Littles Hardware Page Thirty-Three Fjge Thirty-Four Hammond’s Barber Shop and Drive-in Compliments of Abbott and Kitson 66 Quality Bakery Compliments of SEALTEST Page Thirty-Fit e 7th Grade Frederick Baker Nancy Beam Brian Book Robert Brubaker Ada Creecy Charlotte Crumley Rhoda Domcr Fthcl Eubank Jerry Flinn Jane Ann Grossnicklc Roger Grossnicklc Max Hammonds Junior Hensley Bryan Hidy Charnalcc Hopkins Rosalie Hunn Larry Ihnen Alice Kind ley Donald Kistler Mary Lou Landis John Leatherman Nora Lindholm Fred Lucas Diana McCullough Tony Martin Mary Miller Gary Montel Diane Oswalt Elizabeth Reed Patricia Roberts Willodean Sands Sandra Sayers Christine Shilts William Sincroft Kent Smith Catherine Sprague James Stitt Inora Stulpins Judith Vandcrmark Karen Walker Terry West President WILLIAM SINCROFT Treasurer diana McCullough Vice-President INORA STULPINS Secretary ALICE KINDLEY Page T hirty-Six Compliments Bruce Kramer Company Harting's Furniture Store (The Friendly Furniture Store) 8th Grade Janet Allen Rcbekah Allman Neal Bashorc Cynthia Carter Roy Cleveland Christine Cook Larry Cox Janice Crowell Stephen Crumley Michael Domcr Jerry Egolf Loren Finnell Charles Fitzgerald Judith Gottmann Bonnie Grossnickle Roberta Hammonds Lois Hare Kent Harting Evelyn Holderman Ruth Ann House Virginia Johnson Judy Kimmel Leroy Kissinger Michael Landis Linda Lefforge Alan Long Teddy McClure Sue Miller John Meyers Carolyn Nixon Connie Nordman Janet Parker Max Piper Roger Price Kathy Quick Richard Reed Sylvia Rickert Renee Rigdon Richard Robins Evonne Sayers Douglas Shirey Beverly Shull Judy Smith Ann Strickler Kenneth Stucker Charles Tewich Marilyn Tyner Christine Weber James Whitcraft Ann Yeatter Vice-President MICHAEL DOMER T re a surer EVELYN HOLDERMAN President CYNTHIA CARTER Secretary CHRISTINE COOK Finnell Locker and Grocery G. Wm. Sayers — Campus Insurance Counselor Page Thirty-Seien Freshmen Linda Baker Nancy Balsbaugh Barbara Beam Robert Bergk Adrian Book Paul Brace Marceta Bundy Vivian Burkhart Carolyn Collier William Davis Sandra Freeman James Garman Larry Glist Margaret Kindlcy Robert Kingery Charlotte Klutz Marchcta Knauff Ronald Lambert Sam Lcckr me Harvey Lindzy Katy Lutsch Shirley McCullough Lavcrn McFarland Merl McGee Rosmarin Miller Joyce Moore Stephen Priser Kay Rcifr Jeanette Ross Cynthia Seward Donald Shilts Sammy Snyder Jane Stands Edith Tcwich Stephen Walker Brenda Whitcrafc Dannie Wible Not Pictured: Beverly Layton President EDITH TEWICH Vice-President STEVE WALKER Secretary MARCHETA KNAUFF Treasurer LARRY GLIST Page Thirty-Eight Good As the Best, Better Than the Rest Priser’s Quality Cleaners Sophomores Jane Ann Abbott Nancy Beach icy Bcrnadine Bender Diane Brandenburg June Brightbill Roger Burch Jeanne Colbert Carolyn Creecy Sally Dillon Russell Egolf Judith Estrich William Fitzgerald Alonda Ford Janice Fowler Marilyn Frantz Nancy Frantz Haroid Gibson David Grandsraff Buddy Grossnickle Becky Hare Dorothy Harley Shirley Harris Hal Harting Mark Hillsamer Jack Holderman Stanley House Phyllis Ihncn Peter Kainass Paul Kissinger Crystal Knauff Robert Kreamcr Barbara Leeka Betty Leeka Sharyn Lindholm Phillip Meyer William Mitchell Dan Nordman Jerry Nordman Frederick Roberts George Scheerer Linda Shivers Wayne Singer Herbert Smith Russell Zcmen PresidenI BECKY HARE T IVdiUTCT JANE ANN ABBOTT Vice-President NANCY BEACH LEY Secretary CRYSTAL KNAUFF Compliments of Bender Funeral Home Phillip Ford, Masonry Contractor Page Thirty-Nine Juniors Janet Baker Janice Bashore Tatiana Bertulsons Donna Brace James Breitkopf Apryl Burkhart Joann Clark Joe Clark Clarcnc Cleveland Roger Dilling James Eubank Robert Floyd Margaret Gable Evelyn Gottmann Richard Guthrie Glen Heckman Stephen Heckman Beverly Henry John Holl La vaughn Kind ley John Knight Elvin Leffcl Charles Lindzy Richard McGraw Karen Metzger Roger Moore Julia Rautenkrantz Patricia Reed Richard Roberts Ann Smelscr Elizabeth Smith William Stricklcr Susan Sturdevant Helen Tewich Linda Tracy Carollyn Weimcr Miriam Wcimer Sonda West Sally Wing Secretary LAVAUGHN K1NDLEY Vice-President SUSAN STURDEVANT Treasurer ROBERT FLOYD President ELVIN LEFFEL The Heckman Bindery, Inc.— Bound to Please” Page Forty Weimer Locker Company Page Forty-One Pjg« Forty-Two Cussen Service Center Westafer and Deardorff Standard Service NUCLEUS i Page Forty-Three huge Forty-Four I’ll Meet You at Coon's Flamingo Grill — Lu and Ray Argie’s Beauty Shop — Beauty Is Our Business SENIORS . . . . And now the day is here. No more will we walk through these familiar halls, smiling at the familiar faces. We will pass through the front door of Central High School and leave behind us the most important years of our lives. We first saw Central as shy, inexperienced kids in the seventh grade. We were still green behind the ears when we became freshmen, but as sophomores, we set our first record, selling the most tickets to the Pancake Supper. Of course, the thrill in our Junior year was the Junior Carnival. Then the final and most important year came. What senior could ever forget this last, glorious year, filled with so many pleasant memories. The record-breaking magazine sales, the parent and senior banquet, the fun we had working on the yearbook, and of course, that memorable event, the senior play, Old Doc. The days kept creeping up on us until finally it was time to leave for New York and Washington on our senior trip. We loved every minute of it and shall never forget it. Then the final day came—Commencement. As we were handed our diplomas, a little quiver of sadness shot through us as we realized that we were leaving Central. But with us go those cherished and fond memories of six happy years at Central John Beam, Vice-President; Alan Frantz, President; Karl Merritt. Treasurer; Dec Cleveland. Secretary Wampler s Jewelry Compliments of Manchester College Page Forty-Fin David Bagwell Pres. 2. Vice-Pres. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Vice-Prcs. 3. Pres. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3: A.C.C.P. 4. Pres. 4: En Em 4, Photographer 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 3; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-captain 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2.; Cross Country 4: Model U. N. Assembly 3. 4; Senior Play. Pa Brown. He is star player of the Ijams-ville Marble Team. He also teaches ballet in his spare time. John Beam Treas. 3. Vice-Pres. 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, Sec. 2: Ccn-Hi-Sun 4; En Em 4. Boys' Glee-Club 1: Basketball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Cross Country 4; Hoosicr Boys' State 3; Model U. N. Assembly 3, 4; Senior Play. Dick Burns. He hauls trash for a chain of grocery stores. He tests Fords for the Ford Motor Company for a hobby. Francis Bundy Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; En Em 4; Boys' Glee Club 2; Basketball 1. 3; Student Manager 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. He is bantam-weight boxing champion of the world. He also sells freezers to the Eskimos. Dave Beamer Bunny huge Forty-Six Best Wishes to the 1956 Seniors — Paul Beam, Insurance Hire’s Superette — Congratulations to the Seniors Rosie Dee Bob Delores Cleveland Vicc-Pres. 2, Set. 4; Sunshine 1, 2, 3. 4; G. A. A. 1, 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3; A.C.C.P. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 3, En Em 3. 4, Jr. Editor 3, Editor 4; I. U. Achievement Test 2, Subject: Spanish 1. She developed a new formula for concentrated root beer. She wrestles alligators to amuse her children. Robert Deardorff Bremen 1. Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; En Em 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Boys Glee Club 2. 3: Basketball 2, 3; Track 2; Model U. N. Assembly 3, 4. He has invented a cure for the common cold. He is one of the world's richest, most eligible bachelors. Rosalee Dillon Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. I. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Cen-Hi-Sun 3. 4. Business Manager 4; En Em 4, Layout 4; Model U. N. Assembly 3, 4. She married a rich Texas oil king, and is one of the leading Texas socialites. Her parties are the talk of Texas. Cleveland's Service Station and Trailer Court Compliments of the Big Four Elevator Page Forty-Set en I age Forty-Eight Ward's Jewelry Store 50 Million Times a Day, at Home, at Work, or on the Way, Drink Coca-Cola Alan Frantz Trcas. 1, 2, Pres. 3. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, See. 3. Treas. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. See. 3; A.C.C.P. 4; Ccn-Hi-Sun 2, 3, Spores Editor 3; En Em 4, Business Manager 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Tennis 3. 4; Scholarship Award 1. 2, 3: I. U. Achievement Test 2, 3,4; Subject: Geometry 2, Spanish 11 3, Comprehensive 4; Model U. N. Assembly 4; Senior Play. Dr. Brand. He rode the first rocketship to the moon, ran out of gas and cannot get home. Bonnie Dee Freed Sunshine 1, 2, 3. 4. Pres. 4; G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3; A.C.C.P. � ; Cen-Hi-Sun 2. 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Melodie Maids 1. 2; Cecilian Choir 3. 4; En Em 4; U. N Model Assembly 3, 4; Junior Town Meeting 3; D. A. R. Good Citizen 4; Senior Play. Janet Martin. She writes bedtime stories for tiny tots. She tries them out on all the little Merritts first. Patricia Gibson Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4; G. A A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 4; En Em 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Melodie Maids 1. 2; Cecilian Choir 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4; U. N. Model Assembly 4. She is the first woman president of the Indiana Lawrence Bank and Trust. She raises petunias in her leisure hours. Bonnie Alan Pat Mort Rudy Gerry Rudolph Harley Elmer Wolfe High School. Union Bridge. Maryland 1; Sec. 3; Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Chaplain 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Cen-Hi-Sun 3, � ; En Em 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Boys' Glee Club 2; Track 3; I. U. Achievement Test 4; Spelling Contest 3; U. N. Model Assembly 4: Senior Play. Dr. Bob Hilary. He insisted on experimenting with nitrous oxide (laughing gas) and holds the world’s record for the longest and loudest laugh. Geraldine Harris Vicc-Pres. 1. Sec. 2; Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4; G. A. A. 1. 2, 3. Sec. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; A.C.C.P. 4; En Em 4. Copy Editor 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4. Pres. 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Melodie Maids 1. 2; Cecilian Choir 3. 4: Cheer Leader 3. 4; Junior Town Meeting 3; U. N. Model Assembly 3. 4; Senior Play. Margaret Burns. She is yell-leader for the Manchester Roadrunners, rivals of the Globetrotters. She is also Chief Candlesnuffer on Lib-erace's T. V. show. Gerald Hoerdt Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: En Em 4; Boys' Glee Club 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1.2; Cross Country 4; U. N. Model Assembly 4. He is chief popcorn popper at the Jefferson Theatre in Huntington. In his spare time he iectures on To Pop or Not to Pop.” Blue Ribbon Breakfast Eggs — R. L. Burkhart Best Wishes, Seniors — Snyder's I. G. A. Page Forty-Nine David M. Hoff Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Cen-Hi-Sun 4; Bn Em 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Tennis 4; Model U. N. Assembly 3, 4; Senior Flay, Mr. Hepple. He is U. S. Senator from Indiana. He also is National Ping-Pong Champion. Avon McFarland Sunshine I, 2. 3. 4, Secretary 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; En Em 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Cecilian Choir 3, 4; Model U. N. Assembly 4; Senior Play, Mrs. Mellon. She trains seals for Ringling Bros. Circus. She plays her accordion for the seals. Karl Mhrritt Pres. 1, Treas. 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, Treas. 2; A.C.C.P. 4; En Em 4, Assistant Editor 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Pres. 4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Co-captain 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Model U. N. Assembly 3, 4; Senior Play, Dr. John Hillcry (Old Doc). He is coach of the Fort Wayne Daisies. He knits baby booties to calm his nerves after vigorous games. Avon Hoffy Karl Page Fifty O. C. Burkhart, Poultry and Eggs Good Luck, Seniors — Central Oil Company Wayne Betty Minnie Betty Metzger Sunshine 1. 2. 3, 4; G. A. A. I. 2. 3; Cen-Hi-Sun 4; En Em 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Melodic Maids 2; Cecilian Choir 3. 4; U. N. Model Assembly 4. She leads an all-girl band composed mainly of her own twelve daughters. Wayne Miller En Em 4; U. N. Model Assembly 4. He owns a chain of welding shops. He plays Tarzan in the movies, also. Gary Miniear Bippus High School 1; En Em 4: U. N. Model Assembly 4. He sings with the Purdue Glee Club. He demonstrates 'How to Tie Your Tie. Faurot’s Complete Food Market — Phone 291 Shively’s Quality Dairy Products — Good Luck, Seniors Page Fifty-One Nancy Ogle Sunshine 1. 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; A.C.C.P. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 2, 3. 4, Jr. Coeditor 3. Co-editor 4; En Em 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Melodic Maids 1, 2; Cecilian Choir 3, 4; U. N. Model Assembly 3. 4; 1. U. Journalism Institute 4; Senior Play. Mrs. Cronin. Nosy Nancy is editor of the Servia Sentinel. She writes articles for True Confessions, also. Lois Parrett LaPorte High School 1; Sunshine 2, 3. 4. V. Pres. 3; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. -I; Spanish Club 2, 3; A.C.C.P. 4: Cen-Hi-Sun 2. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Melodie Maids 2; Cecilian Choir 3, 4, Sec. 4; U. N. Model Assembly 3. 4; Senior Play. Ma Brown. Polly is head psychiatrist at Longcliff. She raises canaries and gives them to her patients. John Price Hi-Y 2. Spanish Club 2; Ccn-Hi-Sun 4: F.n Em 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1. 2; Basketball 1, 2; U. N. Model Assembly 4. He is chief hole-puncher in a doughnut factory. His motto is The larger the hole, the more I eat. Nanc Polly Johnny Page Fifty-Two The News-Journal congratulates the graduates. Janet Quicky Ann Robert Quick Basketball 1, 2: Baseball I, 2; Track 1, 2; En Em 4, U. N. Model Assembly 4. Bob is Chief Cook and Bottle-washer for the entire U. S. Navy. He watches the WAVES in his spare time. Ann Rickert Sunshine 1, 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Ccn-Hi-Sun 4; En Em 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Melodie Maids 1. 2; Cecilian Choir 3. 4: U. N. Model Assembly 4; Senior Play. Mrs. Rossi. She is secretary to the President of the U. S. A. She demonstrated push-ups on T. V. to keep in condition. Janet Smith Sunshine 1. 2, 3. 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; En Em 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Melodie Maids 1. 2; Cecilian Choir 3, 4: U. N. Model Assembly 4. Janet is head manicurist at Henri's, an exclusive beauty salon. She runs a horn ! for old-maid goats, too. Bryan Manufacturing Co. — May the Class of '56 have a bright future. Page Fifty-Three Kevin Smith Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2: A.C.C.P. 4; Ccn-Hi-Sun 3. 4; Jr. Co-editor 3. Co-editor 4; En Em 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Orchestra I, 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Tennis 3; 1. EJ. Achievement Test 2, 3. Subject: Geometry 2. Comprehensive 3; U. N. Model Assembly. He models for toothpaste ads. He also owns a fertilizer factory which furnishes fertilizer for Pat’s petunias. Earlene Tridle Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4; G. A. A. 1, 2. 3. 4; Ccn-Hi-Sun 4; En Em 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Melodic Maids 1. 2; Cecilian Choir 3, 4; U. N. Model Assembly 4. She drives her speedy taxi through the streets of Manchester. She was unanimously named Driver of the Year. Linda Warner Sunshine 1, 2, 3. 4; G. A. A. 1. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3. Reporter 3: A.C.C.P. 4. Sec. 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Melodic Maids 1, 2; Cecilian Choir 3, i Sec. 3. Accompanist 2, 3. 4; U. N. Model Assembly: Senior Play. Helen Brand. She teaches gym and home ec. at Central. She is famous for her french-fried snails. She also gives tumbling lessons to awkward youngsters. Linder Smitty Triddle Page Fifty-Four Warner Brooder Corporation Jeromes Ladies' Smart Apparel — Congratulations to the Seniors Susie Kay Suzanne Weber Sunshine 1, 2, 3. 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; Ccn-Hi-Sun 2. 3, 4, Art Editor 4; En Em 4. Art Editor 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Melodic Maids 1, 2; Cecilian Choir 3, 4; U. N. Model Assembly 3. 4; Senior Play. Lois Warner. Susie designs bathing suits for Esther Williams. She subs for Esther in movies opposite Tab Hunter. Kay Wible Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; G. A. A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 2; A.C.C.P. 4; Cen-Hi-Sun 3. 4; En Em 4. Layout 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Melodic Maids 1. 2; Cecilian Choir 3, 4, Pres.. 4; U. N. Model Assembly 3. 4; Senior Play. Mary Selby. She won the national hog-call-ing contest. Her voice is heard on the radio daily. She broadcasts from her 2000-acre farm in the hills. See Paper Soles Wible” Page Fifty-Five First Row: Pat Gibson. Francis Bundy. John Price. David Hoff. Ann Rickcrt; Second Row: Rosalec Dillon. Kay Wiblc, Earlcne Tridlc. Janet Smith. Rudolph Harley. Kevin Smith. Third Row: David Bagwell. Karl Merritt. Betty Metzger, Wayne Miller. Bonnie Freed. Susie Weber. Gerry Harris. Fourth Row: Gerald Hoerdt. John Beam. Nancy Ogle. Delores Cleveland. Avon McFarland. Linda Warner. Fifth Row: Gary Miniear. Bob Quick. Alan Frantz. Lois Parrett. Bob Deardorff. Page Fifty-Six Compliments to the Senior Class — Oppenheims Last Will and Testament I, David Bagwell, will my position as photography editor of the En Em to some shutter-happy Junior and my quiet, peaceful ways to Ric McGraw. I, John Beam, will my slender build to Steve Stitt and my hot ’50 Ford to anyone who can keep it running. 1, Francis Bundy, being of sound mind and body, will my ability in math to my sister, Marceta, and my chair and whistle in the coach's office to Glen Heckman. 1, Dee Cleveland, do hereby bequeath the editorship of the annual to Sally Wing, my calm, collected mind to Jane Ann Abbott and my ability to generate in chemistry lab to Joe Clark. I, Rosalee Dillon, will my manners and quiet ways to Sharyn Lindholm and my ability to keep quiet in chemistry class to some future gabber. I, Alan Frantz, being of sound mind and obese body, will my ability to construct regular icosahedrons and great rhombicosidodecahedrons to John Holl, Enquire. I, Bonnie Dee Freed, will my fear of lab experiments to some lucky Junior who takes chemistry next year. I, Patricia Gibson, having dire need of everything else, do hereby will my art of disregarding the sixth period to my partially sane brother, Harold. I, Rudolph Harley, will my ability to play basketball to Dick Roberts and my ability to produce a smell in the lab to Elvin Leffel. I, Gerry Harris, willingly will my woesome ability to lose my head when it isn't fastened to that cool cat, Elvin Leffel. I, Gerald Hoerdt, will my ability to warm the bench to Richard Roberts. I, David Hoff, do hereby will my first chair in band to deep-winded Roger Grossnickle and my ability to arrive at my seat in time, by hook or crook, to Richard Guthrie, who is in dire need of it. I, Avon McFarland, will my hard years of work to my brother, Lavern, my fun to Karen Metzger, my long hair to Becky Hare and my closeness to school to Sally Dillon. I, Karl Merritt, will my chicken truck to anyone who thinks they can control it, my shortstop position on the baseball team to Dannie Wible and my front row seat in government to Ott Lindzy. I, Betty Metzger, will my height to anyone who likes to stand in the front row and my quiet manner to Clarene Cleveland. I, Wayne Miller, will my chemistry book to anyone crazy enough to take it. I, Gary Miniear, will my ability to chew gum in Mr. Freed's class to Rodney Moore. 1, Nancy Ogle, will my ability to get the car to Christy Weber and to Roger Moore my ability to get out of libarary. I, Lois Parrett, do hereby bequeath all my school possessions to the library wastebasket, my G. A. A. presidency to next year's president, my locker No. 214 to whomever the alphabetical genius decides and all my good times to a senior of the coming year. I, John Price, will my desire to hot rod to Bud Grossnickle, Ott Lindzy and Jack Holderman. I, Bob Quick, being out of my mind, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Cripe to Pete Heckman, my car to anyone that can keep gas in it and my long, black waves to Mr. Moore. I, Ann Rickert, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my quiet way and manner to my little sister and my job as messenger girl to anyone who can run fast enough. I, Janet Smith, will my ability to get along with people to my sister, Judy. I, Kevin Smith, will the sweat and blood of half of the editorship on the Cen-Hi-Sun to Carollyn Weimer and the bassoon chair to a lucky musical genius who likes to work. I, Earlene Tridle, do bequeath my first chair in the oboe section to Bob Floyd. Maybe they'll give him the oboe. I, Linda Warner, will my braces to Cynthia Seward and my quietness to George Scheerer. I, Susie Weber, will my scant artistic ability to Jeanne Colbert, my fickleness to Marcheta Knauff and my quiet, even temper to Linda Sue Shivers. I, Kay Wible, will my constant, fast talking to Sally Dillon, my office work to Bernie Bender and the Sunshine treasurer's job to anyone who can keep it straight. I, Bob Deardorff, will leave. Manufactures of Quality School Furniture Since 1902 The Peabody Seating Company, Inc., North Manchester, Indiana Pafft Fifty-Set n PAGE SPONSORS The Barnharc-Van Trump Co., Inc. . 4 Oppenheim s.......................56 Sarah Kelton Browne, Attorney . . 7 The Peabody Seating Company, Inc. 57 Bryan Manufacturing Company . . 53 Priser Auto Sales, Inc............17 Budget Loans............................9 Priser’s Quality Cleaners ... 38 Frantz Lumber Company . . . 14 Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc. 8 The Heckman Bindery, Inc. . . 40 Pyramid Oil Company . . . . 10 Indiana Lawrence Bank and Trust Co. 6 Shirey Paints and Wallpaper Store . 20 Landis Drug Store.................16 Weimer Locker Company . . . 41 The News-Journal . '. . . - 52 Werking’s Studio...................3 North Manchester Foundry . . . 22 Wible’s Shoe Store................55 CO- SPONSORS A-l Body Shop 32 Lautzenhiser's Grocery . 26 Abbott and Kitson '66' .... 34 Little’s Hardware .... . 33 Argie’s Beauty Shop .... 44 Louie’s Sport Shop .... . 29 Paul Beam, Insurance .... 46 Manchester College .... . 45 Bender Funeral Home .... 39 Mike’s Cafe . 28 Big Four Elevator 47 New Hotel Shelter .... . 26 Brady's Men's Store .... 15 O. K. Barber Shop .... . 28 R. L. Burkart Eggs O. C. Burkhart Poultry and Eggs 49 50 Olinger’s Bowling Lanes . 29 Central Oil Company .... 50 Quality Bakery . 35 Cleveland’s Service Station 47 Bud Reed Motors .... . 30 Cloverleaf Creameries .... 35 Reiff Radio and T. V. . 33 Cussen Service Center .... 42 Sayer’s Insurance .... . 37 Fairway Investment Corporation, Shively's Dairy ..... . 51 Donald R. Mote .... 12 Rollin Smith Heating . 30 Farm Bureau Elevator .... 13 Snyder’s I. G. A . 49 Farm Bureau Lumber Company 13 Cliff Snyder Motors . 25 Faurot’s Food Market .... 51 Strauss and Son . 25 Fedewa’s T. V. and Appliances 15 Terryberry Company . 12 Finnell Locker and Grocery 37 Urschel’s Department Store . 24 Phillip Ford 39 Wampler’s Jewelry . 45 Fort Wayne Coca-Cola Bottling Ward’s Jewelry Store . 48 Works, Inc 48 Warner Brooder Corporation . 54 General Telephone Company 27 Warner Oil Company . 23 The Grill 44 Werner-Putman Sawmill . 23 Hammond's Barber Shop 34 Westafer and Deardorff Standard Harting's Furniture Store 36 Service . . . . 42 Hire’s Superette 46 Wetzel Insurance Agency, Inc. . 27 Jerome’s Ladies' Apparel 54 Wing’s Flowers . 32 Bruce Kramer, Cleaner .... 36 Yoder’s Insurance Agency . 24 P ge Fifty Eight OTHER SPONSORS Arnolt Corporation—Manchester Division George Balsbaugh, M. D. Barnes' Shoe Store Jim Beck's Friendly Hauling Service Bolinger’s Furniture Co. Compliments of O. G. Brubaker, M. D. Charles W. Bundy, Insurance L. Z. Bunker, M. D. Bob Clark Son, Dealer Sinclair Products Coast To Coast Store The Colonial Restaurant C. Eugene Cook, M. D. Davis Gifts, Toys, Infants’ and Children’s Wear DX Sunray Oil Co. — Theron Rupley, Agent Family Market Freed Print Heeter Replogle City Service Center Helen’s Beaury Shop Herff Jones Co. Hippity Hop — The Barefoots Hirsch Co. Dr. F. A. Hornaday Huntington Laboratories, Inc. Hutchinson Grocery — Quality Meats and Groceries Insure With King — Ira King Knight’s Insurance Agency The Kroger Company Lake City Candy Company, Inc. Compliments of Longview Farms, Inc. Marburger’s Market The Marshall Theatre H. R. Martin, Heating and Plumbing George Merkle Hatchery Messer’s Greenhouse Mike’s Standard Service G. C. Murphy Co. McClure’s Hardware and Feed Store Malts, Ice Cream, Sandwiches, at the North Manchester Dairy Bar North Manchester Farm Equipment (I.H.) North Manchester Fertilizer Co. North Manchester Trucking Co. Peabody Home Phyllis’ Beauty Shop Pinney Chevrolet Reahard Implement Company Ademar Rufle Jewelry Store, Jewelers and Optometrist, 217 East Main Dr. R. W. Sawyer Schutz Brothers Smith’s Sundries, 212 E. Main St. Compliments of Our Store — Straka Bros. Sunny Side Trick Lumber Co. Ulrey’s Appliances G. L. Venable, M. D. Virginia’s Beauty Shop Walnut Street Barber Shop Wendell’s Floor Covering Western Auto Wilson Shoe Repair, The Best Place After All INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY THE BARNHART-VAN TRUMP CO.. INC. SHELBY-CRAFTCO CORP. WERKING'S STUDIO HECKMAN BINDERY Page Fifty-Nine autographs