Chester High School - Ravelings Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1939 volume:

Air Picture By Torn Ebbinghouae PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF Chester Township High School NORTH MANCHESTER. INDIANA D-?D(C D(Of) TO THE ALUMNI OF CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL WHO HAVE TROD THE PATH WE ARE NOW PURSUING, AND WHO HAVE MADE SO GRFAT A CONTRIBUT- ION TOWARD THE HIGH STANDING OF CHESTER, WE, THE CLASS OF '39, DEDICATE THIS EDITION Of THE RAVELINGS, WITH THE HOPE THAT THIS RECORD OF OUR SCHOOL LIFE WILL RECALL PLEASANT MEMORIES OF THEIR SCHOOL DA 75. HARRY P. BRAND Retiring Trustee CLARENCE L VAN DEGRIFT County Supsrintendent HERMAN I. SHULTZ Principal ADVISORY BOARD ROSCOE GARBER CLARENCE SCHILLING ELLIS MILLER (New Member) GEORGE HARSHMAN (Retiring Member) WALTER METZGER Trustee JOHN I. SEARER, Social Science That reminds me of a story— ORPHA BOOK, Latin, English The fountain of beauty is the heart. JOE SHANAHAN, Science Never hurry, never worry. JOHN P. HUFFMAN, Mathematics dear thinking plus a smile equals the solution to life's problems. LAMAR RAD MACH ER, Voc. Agriculture Stand by ycur thoughts. ETHEL SHULL, Art I must hurry--art is long, but lite is short. GEORGE MERKLE, Soc. Sc. Coach Good sportsmanship is a merit attained by few. BEULAH BURKHART, School Nurse She is always there when duty calls. HELEN ADAMS RHOADS, English She has found the roads to happiness. EUGENE STONE, Commerce, Speech I may not be so tall, but nevertheless, I am a man. JANE STOUT, Voc. Home Economics A light heart lives long. GERALD MILLER, Music Music makes the world go round. HELEN BECH1 OLD, School Clerk Quick, efficient, and ever dependable. BlA INEiRICHA RDS ESTHER BUCKRHSTAFF DONAW MAX BUSH S SS2 BLAINE RICHARDS When fun and duly clash, let duty go to smash.' Chorus 10, 11. Polish- ing Papa 11. Sunbonnet Girl 11 Baseball 10, 11, 12. Basketball 10, 11,12. Hi- Y 10, 11, 22. 'The Mummy And The Mumps 12. MAXINE EM ERICK Better three hours too soon than one mi- nute too late.' Chorus 9, 10. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Girl Reser- ves 10, 11, 12. Treasurer 11. Ravehngs Staff 12. Typist. MAX BUSH Why all the toil for the triumphs of a diploma? Basketball 10, 11. Hi-YU, 12. Track 11. RALPH HOPP 7 will sit me down now, but the time will come when you will hear me. Chorus 9, 11 Debate 10, 12. Hi - Y 10, 11, 12. Entered 9. JOHN KISSINGER I find mis chief much like a mouse trap... easy to get into but hard to get out of. Chorus 10. Baseball 10. 11. Hi-Y 10. ROBERT FRIEDEN 'There's always a streak of mischief m every little boy. Baseball 12. Basketball 11, 12. Hi - Y 10. 11, 12. Track 12. MARY ELIZABETH BADSKEY A goob disposition is more valu- able than gold. Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, Class Treasurer 12, Class Vice-President 8, Ravelings Staff 12, Circulation Manager, Student Council 8, 9, 12. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Office 12. KATHRYN BLICKENSTAFF Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Chorus 9, 10, 11. Glee Club 10,11,12. Girl Re- serves 10, 11, 12. Secretary 11 President 12. Polishing Papa 11 Sunbonnet Girl 11. Librarian 10, 11,12. Class President 7,8,9. Class Secretary 11. Class Vice-Pres- ident 12. Ravelings Staff 12. As- sociate Editor, Student Council 7, 8, 9, 11, 12. Secretary 11. 'The Mummy And The Mumps 12. DONALD GABLE The un- spoken word never does harm. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. 'The Mummy And The Mumps 12. JOSEPHINE GILBERT 'T do not mind work --1 sleep beside it. Chorus 10. Glee Clud 10, 11, 12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12. Debate 10. Girl Re- serves 10, 11, 12. ESTHER BLICKENSTAFF Who makes quick use of a moment and is a genius of prudence. Chorus 9, 10, 11, Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12, Librarian 12. Class Scholarship 8, 11, Latin Contest 10, 11. Geome- try Contest 10. JACK GARRISON Ideas are like beards; men do not have them until they grow up. Hi-Y 10, 11, MADELYNE BUSH 7 can- not tell how the truth may be; I say the tale as it was told to me. Chorus 10, 11 Glee Club 11, 12 'Polishing Papa 11 Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12 Secretary 11 'The Mummy And The Mumps 12 ELOISE CONING There are no better cosmetics than a gracious temper and calmness of spirit. Chorus 9, 10, 11. Glee Club 10. Girl Reserves 12. Librarian 10, 11. 12. JOAN LAUTZENHISER Modesty is the color of Virtue. Chorus 9, 10. 11. Glee Club 9. 10. Polishing Papa 11. Girl Reserves 10. 11. 12. VERNON JOHNSON The Women's Home Companion. Chorus 11. Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Orchestra 9. 10. 11, 12. Debate 10, 12. Hi-Y 10. 11,12. Entered 9 LUCY ORR Silence is one great art of conversation. Chorus 10, 11. Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12. NORMAN LITTLE 'Time and I against any two. Basketball 10, 11. 12. Hi-Y 10, 11. 12. Track 12. RUSSELL MORFORD Tam always content with what happens. EMMA LOU MEYER Woman is always a changeable and cap- ricious thing. Chorus 9, 10, 11. Glee Club 10, 12. Girl Reserves 10, 11. 12. Orchestra 12. The Mummy And The Mumps. 12 TOM EBBINGHOUSE The force of his own merit makes his v ay. Chorus 11. Polishing Papa 11. Hi-Y 10. 11. 12. Vice- President 11. President 12. Class Treasurer 8. Class President 10. 11,12. RavelingsStaff 12. Photo- grapher. Student Council 9. 10, 11, 12. Secretary 12. 'The Mummy And The Mumps 12. LOIS SPACY To be of service rather than to be conspicuous. Chorus 9. 10, 11. Glee Club 12. The Sunbonnet Girl 11. Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12. Treasurer 12. Ravelings Staif 12. Associ- ate Editor. A ttended Chester 1927 1939. 'The Mummy And The Mumps 12. ARTHUR JUDY JR. An argu- ment! Argument! Pm starving for an argument! Chorus 10, 11. Or- chestra 9, 10, 11, 12. Debate 10. 11, 12. Sunbonnet Girl, Polish- ing Papa 11. Hi-Y 10, 11. 12. 'The Mummy And The Mumps 12. Attended Chester 1927-1939. MADELENE GRIST 'Common sense is seeing things as they are and doing things as they ought to be done. Chorus 9, 10, 11. Glee Club 10, 11. Girl Reserves 10, 11. 12. Attended Chester 1927-1939 VINCENT DOWLING 'The secret of success is work, but who v ants to know the secret? Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12. Basketball 12. Hi-Y 12. Track 11. Class Secret- ary-Treasurer 7. EILEEN METZGER Tf speech were golden, she'd be a million- aire. Chorus 9, 10, 11. Glee Club 10, 12. Polishing Papa 11. Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12. Girls' Athletic Manager 7, 8. Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 9, 10. School Yell Leader 10, 11. Student Council 7, 9, 10. 'The Mummy And The Mumps. 12. REGINA HEATER Study makes some people wise, but it makes me otherwise. Chorus 9, 10, 11. Glee Club 10. 11. 12. Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12. WAYNE JOHNSON Judge a man by his questions rather than by his answers. Chorus 11. Band 12. Debate 10, 11. Orche- stra 10. Hi-Y 10. 11. 12. JESSE LEFFORGE V have always liked school---the vacation part of it. Chorus 10, 11. Band 9. Orchestra9. Baseball 10, 11, 12. Basketball 10, 11, 12. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Bavelings Staff 12. Sports Editor. Track 11. ROSE ROBB 7 hate style that is wholly flat and regular, and never rises to what one can call inequality. Chorus 11. Glee Chid 10, 11. Band 10. Orchest- ra 10. Girl Reserves 10. 11, 12. Ravelings Staff 12. Art Eidtor. DALLAS VERGON O Mischiei, thou art swift to enter into my brain. ROBERT KRICHBAUM 7 find one fault in beinq tall.That if you trip it's a long fall. Hi-Y 10. 11. 12. BETTY HERRICK Where there's a will, she'll make a way. Chorus 10, 11. Glee Club 12. Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12. JACK RE IFF In every way of life, scoring always counts. Chorus 10, 11. 'Sunobnnet Girl 11. Baseball 10, 11, 12. Basket- ball 9, 10. 11. 12. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Secretary-Treasurer 11. ARDEN TAYLOR 1 profess not to know how women's hearts are wooed and won. m LEE SMITH Oi plain, sound sense, life's current coin is made. Chorus 9, 10. Band 11, 12. Or- chestra 11, 12. Debate 11, 12. Polishing Papa 11. “The Sun- bonnet Girl 11. Hi-Y 10, 11. 12. Class Vice-President 11. Entered 8. Class Scholarship 9, 10, 11. Latin Contest 10, 11. Geometry Contest 10. 11. Algebra Contest 9. Track 11. 'The Mummy And The Mumps. 12. MARVIN GARBER 7 stand at the verge of a great career. Won't somebody push me off? Chorus 11. Debate 11, 12. Polishing Papa 11. Hi-YlO, 11, 12. Vice President 12. Class Secretary 12. Student Council 12. Entered 10. Ra velings Sta ff 12. Editor-in -Chief Track 11. 'The Mummy And The Mumps. MARY ELLEN WEDDLE Ready to work snd ready to play. Ready to help whomever she may. Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12. Librar- ian 12. WANDA YOUNG When words are scarce, the're seldom spent in vain. Chorus 11. Glee Club 12. Girl Reserves 12. ARDEN SHAFFER Too much thinking doth consume the spirits. Husking Contest 12. MERRILL MILLER He gives his thoughts no tongue. Basket- ball 10, 11. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. SENIOR ClA mil We, the class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Nine of Chester Township High School of North Man- chester of Wabash County in the state of Indiana, knowing and realizing that the time of our departure from this realm of learning is now at hand, believing that we are of 3ane mind, do hereby set forth our last will and testament ARTICLE I We hereby declare that all our lawful debts be paid, including our bills and dues ARTICLE II We bequeath our characteristics, qualities , and ambitions as follows: I, Mary Elizabeth Bad- skey, will my front seat task of looking up Government references in the World Almanac to Betty Abbott. I, Esther Blickenstaff, will my A in art to the rest of the class who haven't taken Art two years I, Kathryn Blickenstaff, will for the benefit of future Government students, my confusion of Charlie McCarthy as Chief-G-Man of United States I, Max Bush, will my ability to drive a Ford to Robert Harrell who drives a Ford (T) I, Madelyne Bush, will my ability to arrive on time to Rose Alice Humke I, Elolse Coning, will my knowledge of when and how long to laugh to Arlene Garber I, Vincent Dowling, will my ability to do nothing skillfully to John Walters I, Tom Ebbinghouse, will my ability to make announcements from the front of the study hall to Jay Taylor, who also makes attempts I, Maxine Emerick, v ill ray hours of toil and anxiety spent on my Civics manual in the library to Arden Coon We, Robert Frieden and Norman Little, will our ability to date girls from Laketon and Urbanan to Paul and Bob Bolinger I, Marvin Garber, will my arrest and trial in Government class to all future Chester speeders I, Donald Gable, will my Wild West magazines to Stewart Hippensteel so that Chester English classes may have thrilling English themes I, Jack Garrison, will my black whiskers to Wayne Collett I, Madelene Grist, will my daily trip over the school fence by the way of the stile to brother Irvin I, Josephine Gilbert , will my secret of Bobbing around to Edna Mae Ohmart Regina Heater, will all the extra time I have in school to all the Juniors who one day will become seniors I, Betty Herrick, will ray successful cooking in Home-Ec class to Ginevra Auker. I, Ralph Hopp, will my strict posture to Lamoine Urschel I, Vernon Johnson, will a signaling apparatus for turning corners to brother Lowell so that other motorists will not smash Pop's car I, Junior Judy, will my ability to tell outside facts and jokes in class which illustrate the point to Arnold Frederick I, Wayne Johnson, will my name to the other Wayne Johnson so that he can leave out the initial R I, John Kissinger, will my ability to get up in the world to Eugene Shaffer I, Robert Krichbaum, will my witty nature to Joe Conrad I, Joan Lautzenhiser, will my lady-like manners to Marian Harrison I, Merrill Miller will my ability to draw Maggie and Jiggs to Wayne R. Johnson I, Emma Lou Meyer, v ill my swift love affairs to Betty Reiff. I, Eileen Metzger, will my driving technique to any other small person who drives a Ford without any brakes I, Russell Morford, v ill my secret of re- maining quiet to George Finch I Blaine, Richards, will my love of Jokes to Max Robb with the hope that it will help Max get a few laughs I Jack Reiff, will my basket ball heroship to Joe Spacy with the hope that it will not go to his head I, Rose Robb, will my half dozen extra boy friends to the Freshman girls who are just coming out. I, Lee Smith, will my ability to create a stand-in with the faculty to Wally Ulrey I, Lois Spacy, v ill the fifteen minutes I'm usually late to Ethel Mae Conrad v ho can always use more time I, Arden Shaffer, will my peck of Hybrid seed corn to anyone who can shuck corn faster than I I, Arden Taylor, will my position as postman between Dwight Morris and Betty Rose Blickenstaff to anyone willing to take over the job I, Dallas Vergon, v ill my sudden out-bursts in class to anyone else who can get away with it. I, Mary Ellen Weddle, will my job as librarian to Betty Reiff with the hope that she will have success helping the freshman, sophomore, and junior boys pick out books ARTICLE III To the Juniors we will our inability to see the underclassmen To the Sophomores we will the use of the library so thay may be intellectually fit to graduate in a few years. To the Fresh- man class we will a pair of green stilts so that they can see what is going on in the upper classes ARTICLE IV We, the senior class will the following: To Mr. Shanahan we will a life insurance policy to protect himself from accidents caused by inexperienced physicists and chemists. To Mr. Searer we will a scrap book to jot down some of his selected jokes and stories. To Miss Adams we will a copy of How to Keep Your Husband in Love With You . To Mis3 Book we will enough books of Latin translations to supply all the disgusted Latin students. To Mr. Shultz, we will a prescription for an absolute boil preventive and cure. To Mr. Radmacher we will a copy of the traffic rules and signs for Indiana. To Miss Stout we will another seat for her car so that she may haul 24 instead of 12 people at once. To Mr. Stone, we will a copy of How To Protect Typewriters against Disgusted Typists. To Miss Shull we will a special brush to paint A's in citizenship for her students. To Mr. Miller we will a lackey boy to take the place of the present one. To Mr. Merkle we will as many water boys as necessary to cool over-heated basket ball fans. To Mr. Huffman we will a loud speaker so that he will be heard in rooms other than 107. ARTICLE V We do hereby nominate Mr. Shultz the supervisor of the school we dearly love, to execute this, our last will and testament. In testimony whereunto we have set our hands and seal this date April 15, 1939. Signed by the testators, the class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Nine, who in the presence of each other have here unto subscribed their names as witnesses. Ascribed and sworn to me as Township Trustee, in and for said State, County, and Township, this date Aoril 15th, 1939 PROPHECY The situation was tense that day we visited the great magician. We listened intently while he revealed the following facts concerning our beloved classmates: NAMES NICKNAMES LIKES DISLIKES OUTCOME MARY ELIZABETH BADSKEY airs breezes clerk in Ayres dept, store in Indianapolis. ESTHER ES art quiet colors teaching art appreciation to African savages. KATHRYN KATE squirts typing taking adv. typing Ft. Wayne Business College. MADELYNE PAT sleep to be teased raising hybrid pumpkins MAX BUSHY his Ford bad roads night watchman ELOISE ELLY quiet noise nurse in Old People's Home VINCENT VINCE Fri. nights alter school sitting around play boy THOMAS TOM his camera red heads poultryman MAXINE MICKEY Sunday night D Grades hair dresser ROBERT F. BUD all girls reciting bar tender DONALD RED Wild West magazines women aviator MARVIN LIMSKY having something to do giving in Mayor of Salem PROPHECY (CON'T NAME NICKNAME LIKES DISLIKES OUTCOME JACK G. JACK lights bus drivers orchestra leader JOSEPHINE JO sleep to be called in the morning author of How I Sleep Without Snoring MADELENE MAGGIE study having to talk Kindergarten teacher RERINA JEANIE pretty shoes studying farmer's wife BETTY BETT fun being quiet cook in Liberty Mills Hotel RALPH SQUASH dark night being caught C. I. O. leader x VERNON VERN to talk onions preacher WAYNE JOHNSON swing music using initial A taxi diiver JUNIOR BOLIVAR JUDY arguments Democrats politician JOHN HARRY asking questions books house fly ROBERT K BOB to be alone being rushed Fuller brush man JOAN JAN pretties raising dogs candling eggs RUSSELL RUSS to shave all girls sailor JESSE JESS blondes being alone racer NORMAN NORM searching girls purses thinking garbage man EILEEN TUFFY good times Chevies trustee's stenographer EMMA LOU EMMY music cold weather model MERRILL MILLER drawing farming ambassador LUCY PINKY to do dishes dancing opera singer JACK R. OSCAR II roses being caught not dressed up announcer for Amos and Andy BLAINE OSCAR III cute girls citizenship image of Jack Benny ROSE ROSIE styles gay parties night club hostess LEE SM1TTY playing the tuba arguing with the teacher Chief Justice ARDEN S. SHAFFER working on the farm corn husking county agent LOIS LOIE corn-on-the-cob cherry cake soda jerker ARDEN T. TA YLOR walking in study hall penmanship famous tap dancing Governor of Indiaua DALLAS LIGHTNING loafing in library being called down W.P.A. worker MARY ELLEN PEE-WEE bright nail polish giggling interior decorator WANDA TOOTS everyone taking tests Broadway actress President Max Howarb Vice President Betty Reilf Secretary Wallace Ulrey Treasurer Betty Abbott CLASS 40 of 9 4 0 ADVISERS MISS STOUT, BACK ROW Paul Bolinger. MR. SHANAHAN Arden Coon. Robert Moser. Stewart Hippensteel, George Welch, Max Howard, Lamoine Urschel. Chalmer Airgood, Arnold Frederick, John Westafer, Wallace Ulrey. THIRD ROW Theora Marbn, Marjorie Partridge, Ginevra Auker, Luella Smith. Arlene Garber Lois Nordman, Betty Warren. Mary K. Ahlield, Marian Harrison. SECOND ROW Ruth Bush, Marietta Hanley, Betty Abbott. Betty Reifl, Ruth Frantz. Iva Mae Mortord, McClure, Marie Biohl. BOTTOM ROW Robert Bolinger, Dean Schilling, Eldon Knecht, John Walters, Worden Bechtold, Wayne R. Johnson. Betty Hyde. Betty WT. m r . c w9tr ad-r 'ft. i k - k m • 1 Si m n V . •; ' i '• X;-. , r- r BACK ROW Dwight Morris, Boyd Fulton, Donald Bolnjer. Richard Felabom, President. Gerald Garrison. Blaine Grossnickle, Dick Freeman. Vice Pres., Robert French, John Foster. THIRD ROW Phyllis Hoover, Marjorie Keaffaber, Rozella Bechtold, Ida Mae Keafiaber, Rose Alice Humke, Ruth Orr, Marie Meadows. Helen Little, Jennie Smith, Luella Walters, Marjorie Bechtold. SECOND ROW Virginia Little, Sec., Doris Cripe. Esther Blickenstaff. Mildred Clark. Edna Mae Ohmart, Charlotte Gill, Dona Studebaker, Evelyn Coning, Betty Bussard. Evelyn Mallock. BOTTOM ROW Robert Harrell, Glenn Schilling, Billie Miller, Wayne Collett, Rex O'Hara, Joe Spacy. Glenn Bollinger. Irvin Grist. ABSENT- Carl Heater-- Treas.. Robert Lefforge ADVISERS MRS' RHOADS. MR. SEARER ADVISER MISS SHULL. MR. HUFFMAN BACK ROW Wayne Miller. Rex Merritt. Ross Briner. Wilma Clark. Dorcas Frederick, Dere ;|_ Vergon, Eileen Lambert, Sharon Stellar, Kenton Royer. Verl Stellar. Max Robb, Max Heeterr FOURTH ROW Joanne Reiff, Avonne Lee Reed, Helen Overholser. Norma Bechtold, Marietta Metzger, Mary Bowen, Frances Dowling, Willodean Huffman, Mabel Hippensteel, Deloris Kester, Velma Frantz, Ethel Mae Conrad. THIRD ROW Gladys Cripe. Jean Orr. Joann Frantz, Eunice Hanley. Virginia Ulery. Audra Schilling, Mary Louise Schroll, Betty Scheerer, Edith Smith. Reva Drudge, Betty Drudge. SECOND ROW Arden Urschel, Earl Lambert. Paul Sell, Vice. Pres.. Verlon Sites. Garl Young, Loyd Meyer._ Robert Kreider, Sec., Donald Miller. Jay Taylor, President. BOTTOM ROW Jim Gidley, Rex Wmebrenner, Paul Frey. Richard Michael. Max Garrison. ABSENT Ivan Zimpleman. George Gay. c • L ULj A s 1 IL S OF I 42 v t m . � . - BACK ROW Ray Warren, George Finch, Arden Metzger, Dean Biehl, Arthur Airgood, Phillip Working, Allan Shultz, Virgil Herrick. Charles Schnepp, John Sriver, Gene Biehl. THIRD ROW Merle Frieden, Billy Spann, Maurice Little. Opal Pence. Doris Niccum. Lavern Roger. Jean Kissinger, Colleen Heeter. Dona Chaffee. Truman Enyeart - Vice Pres., Benny Reahard. Frank Johnson. SECOND ROW Dorothy Niccum, Mildred Morris, Betty Rose Blinkenstaff, Maxine Hoover, Doris Deane Dale. Marilyn Garber, Donnabelle Brandenburg • Pres., Dean Grossnickle - Sec y., Marjorie Coon. Phyllis Fitch, Virginia Meyer. BOTTOM ROW Glenn Rohrer, Paul Partridge, Billy Metzger. Donald Frantz - Treasurer, Rex Runkle. Frederick Rohrer. Lowell Johnson. Eugene Shaffer. James Frieden. ADVISERS MR. MILLER, MR. STONE Greta DuPriest, William O 'H ara, Junior Speicker, Keith Schilling, Vernon Beulah ADVISERS MR. MERKLE, MR. R A DMA CHER BACK ROW Betty Lou Nichols, Bonnie Ulrey • Vice Pres., Werkmg, Jean Garber, Isaac Studebaker. Byron Penrod, Grossnickle, Martha Whitacre, Dorothy Nordman. THIRD ROW Eleanor Meyer, Peggy Judy, Russell Farley, Richard Heeter, Norman Clark, Julius Smith. Gerald Morford, Junior Howard - Treasurer, Louie Johnson, Paul Miller. Hubert Judy, Kenneth Miller. Joe Conrad - Sec., Bruce Partridge. SECOND ROW Carol Kissinger, Lois Ann Walters Pres., Madalyn Bechtold, Bertha Betten, Violet Walgamuth, Hilda Humke. Geraldine Hartsough. Joann Knapp. Lois Floor, Helen Garber, Charlene Auker. BOTTOM ROW Wayne Helvey. Russell Baker. Harold Bolinger, Dean Rohrer. Gene Felabom Daniel Young, Richard Coning. Junior Fisher, Paul Kester, Phil Enyeart, Jack Heeter. ABSENT Donald Nordman, Doris Alexander. SPRINGTIME JOtSiSHIS “ r4� .wnm MNMMVIU m« � mw'« MU HX't HfV [M rimr Mil U� � TCM E-nwwJI 5 (awin'. L A Y James Frieden, Betty Abbott, Joe Conrad John Westafer, Verl Stellar, Bob Lefforg, George Nelch, Max Howard. Vincent Dowling, Richard Felabom, Jesse Lefforge, Jack Reiff, John Walters, Joe Spacy. 2 r Tj jaO—Zmco apeenereiee « «4)3 MB •3: 'fr .. r TT pu !T—1 . ? -v. fluBamif sKi ADVISER MISS STOUT BACK ROW Esther Biickenstaff, Charlotte Gill, Mildred Clark. Edna Mae Ohmart. Emma Lou Meyer, Eloise Coningt Wanda Young. Doris Crtpe, Mary Ellen Weddle. Betty Bussard. Eileen Metzger. Virginia Little. Evelyn Mal ock. Miss Book. THIRD ROW Miss Adams. Ginevra Auker, Theora Martin. Luella Smith, Helen Little. Rozella Bechtold, Rose Alice Humke, Madelene Grist, Esther Biickenstaff, Phyllis Hoover, Marjorie Keaffaber, Ruth Orr. Jenny Smith, Lucy Orr. SECOND ROW Betty Warren, Marie Biehl. Ruth Bush. Betty McClure, Arlene Garber. Betty Abbott. Lois Nordmam Dona Studebaker, Evelyn Coning, Betty Herrick, Rose Robb. Regina Heater. BOTTOM ROW Miss Stout, Marietta Hanley, Betty Reiff - Vice-President. Ruth Frantz. Kathryn Biickenstaff - President, Mary Elizabeth Badskey, Lois Spacy - Treasurer Josephine Gilbert, Iva Mae Morford. ADVISER MR. STONE BACK ROW Mr. Searer. Vernon Johnson, Richard Felabom. Dwight Morris, Merrill Miller, Joe Spacy, Glen Bollinger. Max Heeter. Robert French. Dick Freeman. John Foster, Boyd Fulton, Mr. Huffman. THIRD ROW Mr. Shanahan. Mr. Merkle. Max Bush, Ralph Hopp. George Welch, Worden Bechtold, Glenn Shilling. Wayne A. Johnson. Irvin Grist. Arnold Frederick. Dean Schilling. Mr. Radmacher. SECOND ROW Mr. Stone, Arthur Judy. Jr., Robert Harrell, Donald Bolinger, Wayne Collett, Jack Garrison Donald Gable. Robert Krichbaum. Lamoine Urschel, Wayne R. Johnson. Norman Little. Mr. Shultz. BOTTOM ROW Bob Friedan, Eldon Knecht. Lee Smith, Jr., John Walters. Tom Ebbinghouso- President, Marvin Garber. Vice President, Jack Reiff. Blaine Richards, Vincent Dowling. ABSENT Jesse Lefforge. 72+-: •V-'' A M HB v v ....1 • ,,V . . :• • ' ■ BACK ROW Virginia Utile. Lois Spacy. Betty McClure. Marjorie Keallaber. Ida May Keaifaber. Mary Elizabeth Badskey, Madelyne Bush, Mary Kathryn Ahlfeld, Marian Harrison. SECOND ROW Mr. Miller. Iva Mae Morford, Ruth Frantz. Ruth Orr, Rozella Bechtold, Rose Alice Humke. Betty Reiif. Arlene Garber, Helen Little, Jennie Smith. BOTTOM ROW Kathryn Blickenstaff. Maxine Emerick, Regina Heater. Emma Lou Meyer, Esther Blickenstalf, Edna Mae Ohmart, Betty Abbott, Betty Herrick. Evelyn Mallock, Ginevra Auker, Theora Martin. BACK ROW Ethel Mae Conrad, Mary Kathryn Ahlfeld. Marian Harrison. Eileen Lambert. Jennie Smith. Derelys Vergon. Helen Overholser. Willodean Huffman. Eunice Hanleyf Dorcas Frederick. Detoris Kester. Mabel Hipponsteel. THIRD ROW Mr. Miller. Betty Scheerer, Norma Bechtold. Marjorie Bechtold, Joann Frantz. Ruth Orr, Mary Bowen, Rose Alice Humke, Frances Dowling. Avonne Lee Reed. Joanne Reiff. Virginia Ulrey. Audra Schillng. Mary Louise Schroll. SECOND ROW Velma Frantz, Jean Orr. Doris Cripe, Esther Blickenstaff, Edna Mae Ohmart. Betty Abbott. Ginevra Auker. Marietta Metzger. Reva Drudge. Betty Drudge. BOTTOM ROW Stewart Hippensteel. Verl Stellar. Rex Winebrenner. Carl Miller, Paul Frey. Wayne R. Johnson, Worden Bechtold, Sharon Stellar 3 3JHcnmXO30O Miller, Director. Mr. Gerald BACK ROW Lee Smith Jr., Arlene Garber, Marvin Garber - Fresident, Dona Studebaker. Ralph Hopp. FRONT ROW Ward Vandegrift Coach, Betty Bussard. Arthur Judy Jr.. Bose Alice Humke-Librarian. George Welch. Helen Little-Secretary, Mr. Stone Adviser. Wallace Marvin Garber, Betty Roiff, Max Howard. BACK ROW Ivan Zimpleman, Richard Felabom. Carl Heater. Dick Freeman, Ulrey, Joe Conrad, Truman Enyeart, Lois Ann Walters. SECOND ROW Jay Taylor, Betty Abbott, Faul Sell. Robert Kreider. Junior Howard, Donald Frantz. Donnabelle Brandenburg, Deane Grossnickle, Bonnie Ulroy. FRIST ROW Virginia Little. Kathryn Blickenstaff. Mary Elizabeth Badskey. Tom Edbinghouse, LEADERS MISS JANE STOUT. MRS. KENNETH HOOVER BACK ROW Doris Dean Dale. Virginia Little. Maxine Hoover. Phyllis Hoover. Helen Little. Betty Scheerer. Eileen Lambert. Marjorie Coon, Helen Garber. Geraldine Hartsough, Beula Grossnick o, Madalyn Bochtold. SECOND ROW Joan Bene iel. Esther Blickenstalf, Madelene Grist. Rozolla Bechtold, Delons Kester, Mary Louise Schroll, Virginia Ulery. Audra Schilling, Betty Rose Blickenstalf. Marilyn Garber. BOTTOM ROW Joan Reiff, Avonne Lee Reed, Madelyn Bush, Lois Spacy, Miss Stout, Betty McClure. Betty Bussard. Edna Mae Ohmart, Ethel Mao Conrad, Norma Bechtold. LEADER MR. RADMACHER BACK ROW Max Robb, Max Heeter, Arden Urschel, Donald Bo linger, George Welch, Robert Bolinger, Wayne A. Johnson. Donald Miller. Jim Gidley, Glen Bollinger. SECOND ROW Mr. Radmacher. Lowell Johnson. Merle Frieden, Arthur Judy. Jr.. Frank Johnson, Ralph Hopp, Marjorie Keaffaber. Vernon Johnson. Eldon Knecht, Ronald Garber, Wilbur Gump. Hubert Judy. FIRST ROW Car! Miller, Paul Fry. Arden Shafler, Marvin Garber, Lee Smith, Jr.. Rex Wmebrenner. Richard Felabom, Norman Little. James Frieden. Eugene Shaffer. BACK ROW Willard Felter, Harlan Hornaday, Paul Shanahan, Victor Singer, Wayne Ruse, Dale Heeter, Dorsey Metzger, Don Werking, John Smith. FRONT ROW Arden Shaffer, Robert Harrell, Junior Frey, Junior Fisher, Donald Frantz, Frank Johnson, Junior Judy, Rex Winebrenner. Dean Schilling. ABSENT Marvin Garber-Captain. Esther Blickenstaff, Eloise Coning, Mary Ellen Weddle, Marian Harrison, Betty Reifi, Kathryn B ickenstaff, Miss Book. LATIN Helen Little Evelyn Matlock Betty Eussard Esther Blickenstafi Scholarship Marin Garber Activities-Boys LATIN II Betty Hyde George Welch Betty Reill Lee Smith Scholarship Tom Ebbinghouse A cti vities-Boys Jack Reifi Athletics Kathryn Blickenstaf A ctivities-Girls ORATORICAL Mary Kathryn A hi field STANDING Evelyn Coning, Maxine Hoover, Lucy Orr, Luella Walters, Blaine Grossnickle, Ivan Zimpleman, Joanne Frantz, Joan Lautzenhiser. SITTING Avonne Lee Reed, Norma Clark, Billy Matzger, Junior Speicker. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Urschel LIBERTY MILLS Teachers: Carrie Sausaman H. B. Dickey SERVIA Teachers: Marie Emley Bert Hodge NEW SALEM Teachers: Irene Johnson Walter Whitacre CHESTER 1 - 2 Teachers: Ruth Diliman Ida Lois Weimer CHSTER 3 - 4 Teacher: Mary Kreamer CHESTER 5-6 Teacher: Herman Meyer BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday Afternoon, April 23, 1939 2:30 O’clock Processional.....................................High School Orchestra Invocation..........................................Rev. John D. Long Selections................................High School Girls’ Glee Club Sermon........................................Rev. J. Raymond Schutz Selection—“Choral Blessing”—Lutkin.........High School Girls’ Glee Club Benediction...................................Rev. Manfred C. Wright COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Wednesday Evening, April 26, 1939 8 O’clock March—“De Molay” Commandery..........................R. B. Hall Invocation......................................Rev. H. R. Ogle Selection—“Fifty Million Frenchmen”................Cole Porter Address.....................................Rev. Harry G. Rowe Selection—“The Five O’clock Girl”..................Bert Kalmar Presentation of Bibles................Trustee Walter R. Metzger Presentation of Diplomas. .County S uperintendent Clarence L.Vandegrift Medley—“Our Unbroken Melodies”.........................Billy Hill Benediction..............................Rev. H. L. Hartsough Music by Bailey’s Orchestra ▼ CALENDAR l GI ST •2'.'— Hack in tin harm . 30 -G. I;. entertains now members. 31 Stuily hall scats are assigned. m:p tkmbku 2 - Knd of first week of school. 5—l.ihor I)ay no school. 0 Library opened. !� Sen nrs choose Commencement speaker. 1 2 Gov. hooks arrive. I 5 CS. 11. initiation. 14 New (1. B. membris come to school oddly dressed. li;—-Karin Bureau presents , a on Slick from Pumkin Crick. I!� Jun'or.s pick class rings. II I lev. Hartsough speaks to us. 21 Marian II. Introduces a now hair dress. 2.1 Hose liobb went shopping in South Bend??!! 23 11. S. went on a new schedule—Mr. Shultz late to government class. 2G Ili-Y meeting. 27 C. II. S. vs. Kaketon (baseball). 2S Annual st iff elected. 30—First 1 T. A. meeting. )( TOBKR 3—Madelyne B. comes back to school. S—Received first month report cards. Bcv. Hartsough speaks again. G—Band played at Wabash. 7 Xo school—Hurrah for the Colt Show! lo—«Mr. Merkle. James Krieden. and George Gay. capture a mouse that Mr. Badmichor had chased under the waste basket in the rear of the Study Hall. 10 James Krieden. Bett Abbott, and Joe Conrad elected yell leaders. 11 Miss Adams's birthday. 12 Madam Curie given to school by the IBusi- n . s and Professional Women’s Club. 13 Central girls win tennis match. 1 l Junior class program. 17 Basketball season tickets on sale. is Seniors open session of Congress in Gov. class. 1H Mr. Shanahan falls out of bed. I'• Gym officially opened. 20 Annual staff looked at sample annuals today and got some good ideas. 21—Last session Senior Congress. Senator Green (Judy) impeached. 24 -Juniors won tourney from Seniors (8-20). 25 G. K. have a spooky Hallowe’en party. 2 0 Collige string ensemble presented by 8th grade. 27 Teachers' Institute—Hooray! 2s Teachers' Institute—Hooray! 31 Beware of spooks! It’s Hallowe’en. KMBKR 1 Old Kord strung all over playground. 2 'Somerset. 17 vs. Chester, 24. 3 Kldnn K. and Worden B. play a duet in chorus class. I Vkron defeats Chester 44-17. 7 Kollpse of the sun. —Maiy Kathryn A won local oratorical contest. 8—First snow fall. ! -Sophomores conduct an old fashioned school. 1° -C. II. S. in Bed Cross pageant and parade. 11 lb ar«l Armistice Day address at College. II Older-Youth county meeting held here. 15 County oratorical contest. If -G. B. goes to Silver Lake to organize a new G. B. club. 17 A'arv'n Garber arrested in Civics class by Marshall Hathaway. I'' -Seniors try Garber case. 2! lii-Y meeting. Marvin’s trial dismissed; Senior jury couldn't agree. -- G. B. Breakaway Party. Saw some new couples! 23 Thanksgiving address by Bcv. McCoy. 2 1 Thanksgiving vacation. We’re full of turkey! 25 Thanksgiving vacation. We’re full of hash! 25—Chester defeats Clear Creek 10-18. 28 -Josephine Gilbert has a black eye!?!? 2! Alumni P. T. A. play Bashful Mr. Bobbs.” 30 Convocation College quartets. 30 Have a game with Lancaster. DK I.MBKU 1—Xothing special. 2 Debaters go to Purdue. 2 -Another battle with Central. Hope our bets hurvive. • Annaul staff begins subscription drive. '' I’ ’I’, a. meeting with travel pictures by Mr. P a body. G. B. meeting. . Chief Kast Cloud lectured on Indian life and customs. Adv Home Ho. class goes to butcher shop to l ain about meat. All returned. • Have • gam with Laketon. lli lave Kathers’ and Sons’ banquet. 15 G B. had a Christmas tea for the Mothers’ Chorus. I I viw educational moving pictures. Benior pictures taken. !'• Th“ chr’stmas tree erected and trimmed by 1 ho Ili-Y and G. H. P ceivcd our prints (Gee. we sure look nice!) II Gllas V ergon spends two periods in the l,b i’Y trying to find the meaning of fire. fire. 17 Play game with South Whitley. 1 erman I ttle has a patch over one eye. We wonder how the other guy looks. 31' g. B. Christmas party with Santa and every- thing. 31 General review. 22—Kxams begin. 25 Ghris'mas operetta and cantata. 1 7ml of first semester. M to � a M M — “ — — — — � - CALENDAR .1 MAKV 2—Enjoyment and disappointment over exam grades. 2— Got the low down on how to pet in on Senior Exemption. 3— Mr. Shultz sports a W. C. Fields nose. 4— l rof. Beauchamp reads two stories to the student body. —Seniors choose class colors, flower and motto. —Johnny Walters has a shiner?!?! —4 way tourney. We were beaten by Clear Creek and won over Whitley. —lli-Y entertains Central’s Hi-Y. —Junior play practice begins. One of Kate’s pictures has disappeared; ask Bob where he found his books. — Mr. Miller’s upper lip is sprouting something, or did he just forget to shave? — Kev. Wright spoke to us for the first time. -Blaine Richards eats his breakfast on the way to school. —Friday the 13th and a game with Laketon: someone has to lose —Blaine Richards has a new pair of shoes; they actually have strings in them. —G. R. entertains the Silver Lake G. R. with a taffy pull. —Mr. Shultz has a red eye; nevertheless he can see to tell us about Indiana’s flag. —Rest of Senior pictures taken. —Miss Stout’s birthday. —We are out of the county tourney. —Mr. Shultz and Mrs. Rhoads absent. —.Mr. Searer and Mr. Radmacher join the ab- sent list. —Kev. Ogle speaks to the student body. •Proofs of the pictures came. Beaver Dam game. 30— Jess Lofforge comes to school with a broken ankle and a cane. Jess has the ankle: the boys have the cane. 31— No school. FKimrARY 1— I. Q. test given to students. 2— Received grade cards. 2— Seniors vote for a trip to Chicago. 3— Robert Frieden yawns audibly in English class. 4— Junior play. “Dumb Dollivar.” given. C—Surprise! Seniors get an unannounced trip to Wabash. 7—Civics class discusses Wabash trial. S—Norman Little wears his house slippers to school. ! —Seniors saw announcements, name cards, and caps and gowns. 10 — Local Latin contest. 13— The Seniors recite Nursery Rhymes in English class. 14— Hearts, valentines, etc., exchanged. Joan L. receives the most unusual valentine. 15— Abraham Lincoln’s likeness entertains the student body. If� - -Seniors measured for cops and gowns. 17—Defeated in game with Lagro. 20—Miss Stout introduces nine white rats to Ches- ter. 21 G. R.’s have theater party for Hi-Y. 22 Student body decides to accept invitation to an educational movie at the local theater. 23- -Senior play cast announced. 2 4 -Game with Lincoln ville. 25 Chester Faculty vs. Laketon Faculty. The best team won! 27 More victories for Chester! Won three of the four placing� in County Latin contest. 2 Continuation of Winnings. The “Little Web- ster Debaters” are still in the race. One-act play. “In Doubt About Daisy. ’ is the winner in the county dramatic contest. M UCII 1 March rime in like a tame lion! 2 -County Tourney begins and We play Wabash. 3 No school because of Tourney. (� lli-Y meeting. 7--G. R.'.s entertain their Mothers at the Shelter Hotel. 17 Faculty vs. Business Men in their annual bas- ket ball game for Band benefit. 20 Hi-Y meeting. 2 1 (I. R.’s entertain Central’s Sunshine Society. 24 P. T. A. Home Talent Variety program. 31—Senior Class play. “The Mummy and the Mumps.” PRIli 1—HI-Y Best Girl Banquet. 3—Hi-Y meeting. I —Girl Reserve meeting. 14-15—Senior trip to Chicago, is—g. R.’s Installation of officers. 21 Band concert. 22 Junior-Senior Banquet. 23 -Baccalaureate Services. 2 ! -Commencement Exercises. THE PASSING OF THE OLD SCHOOLHOUSE We miss you, old Chester, We can gaze on you no more; Never again will we trod your halls Nor walk across your floor, No more will your walls echo To songs we sang each morn, No more will you shelter us From the blasts of a winter’s storm. They said that you were too small, That you had served your day. And for a more modern school That you must now make way. They tore you down, old school, Till the ground below was bare. But they couldn’t erase the memories, Nor the happiness we found there. They said that you were faithful; We know you served us well, And if you had to go We’re glad they saved your bell. It swings atoo that structure new, Its tone, still strong and clear, Is calling us all back again To the day3 of yesteryear. We loved you, old Chester, You with your red brick walls. We loved your winding stairway. Your classrooms, and your halls. We loved the old main entrance, Surrounded bv its stone arch, Where at the close of day Through its portals we would march. We loved your windows and your doors And your walls with their faded hue, Even the crack in the assembly room Where the snow came sifting through. We loved the aisles between the seats Where we would march to class; There many a loving glance was cast At some shy, smiling lass. We loved your desks, your seats, your chairs; We loved them one and all, And the old drinking fountain As it stood there in the hall. We love that old fountain For the memories it gave; There a sweet romance began That will live beyond the grave. Though you are gone, old school, And your form we cannot see, You always will be with us Alive in our memory. We love you, old Chester, You sped us on our way. We thank you for your treasures, We, the students of yesterday. CHESTER HEETER. Class of 1918. CHESTER ALUMNI ALUMNI OFFICERS PRESIDENT....................................CLAYTON ULREY VICE PRESIDENT...................................WAYNE RUSE SECRETARY-TREASURER...........................MAXINE MAPLE ASSISTANT SECRETARY-TREASURER-MRS. DOROTHY (WKRKING) FRAIL CLASS OF 1904 ULREY. CLAYTON—N. Manchester. Ind. ULR E Y. DA YTON— Glen Ridge, New Jersey CLASS OF 1905 FOUTS, MARY-MRS. MARY JANE CORKJIILL—Hun tin ton. Ind. CLASS OF 1900 COOK. PAUL— DUNBAR. EDITH-MRS. GEORGE ERICH E. Haney Ave.. South Bend GROSSNICKLE. ALPHA— N. Manchester. Ind. LEI'FORGE. ROXIE— H. W. A. Nan College. Fwachow. Chin� PEDEN. NORA-MRS. O. O. BYRD- 00 IS Haverford Ave.. Indianapolis REIFF. CECIL—500 N. E. 15th St.. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SHIVELV. BERTHA—Deceased STELLAR. NORA-MRS. ELERY SCHROLL N. Manchester. Ind. WRIGHT. AUBRUN- 1 OS E. Walnut. Nappanee. Ind. CLASS OF 1907 DILLMAN. MARY-MRS. GUY MILLER N. Manchester. Ind. KITTBRMAN. DEANE-MRS. MELVIN SWANK 324 E. Crawford St Elkhart. Ind. KRISHER, BLANCHE-MRS. CARL WRIGHT—1214 Orange Ave.. Santa Ana. Calif. MYERS. BEULAH-M RS. ROBERT BRI- NER—N. Manchester. Ind. OHM ART. GRAYSTON— 99OS Bordo Ave.. Detroit. Mich. PA RM HR LEE. FERN—Deceased ULREY. SHARON—2700 Thare St. Evanston, ill. WRIGHT. GOLDIE-MRS. JOHN RARER N. Manchester. Ind. WRIGHT. HARRIET-MRS. EDGAR LEWIS—Denver. Ind. CLASS OF 190S ABBOTT. VIDA-MRS. SHARON ULREY— 2700 Thare St.. Evanston. III. BANKS. MARY—Ft. Wayne. Ind. BLICKENSTAFF. ESTELLA- M ILS. AU- (11J ST sen M A I Z RI e n— I )ecen sed HAWTHORNE. LILLIE-MRS MILO— M cOLU 11E. RICH A RD C.—Deceased mcfarland. ethel-mrs. ethel PINNEY—447 Lafountaln St.. Huntington. Ind. REELHORN. ARL1E—1X30 N. Hunter St.. Stockton. California SH A FFE R. VICTO 11—Deceased TYRON. PAUL— ULREY. CHESTER- N. Manchester. Ind WATKINS. LEWIS— WRIGHT. GARBER Andrews. Ind. CLASS OF 1909 BANKS. MARTIN— DUNBAR. CARRI E—I )eceased FAXTZ, MAE N. Manchester. Ind. OR OSSNICK LE. K E1 FE R— 8343 Rhodes Ave.. Chicago HEETER. MILLIE-MRS. GEORGE THOMPSON—X. Manchester. Ind I i 1TT EX HOUSE. LELA - M RS. DAY TON ULR E Y—Deeea sed SHOCK. MILDRED-MRS. ORA MYER— X. Manchester. Ind. STAFFER. GUY- WEIGHT. MARY—South Bend. Ind. YOUNG. ELMER Iowa CLASS OF 1910 ABBOTT. MONNA—MRS. CHARLES COOK—Andover. Kansas AIRGOOD. NELLI E-MRS. JESS FELT Y— 819 S. Grove Park. Oak Park. 111. DILLMAN. TEESSIE-M RS. GROVER TRICK—N. Manchester Ind. DUNBAR. RUTH-MRS RAYMOND BECHTOLD N. Manchester. Ind GREEN. ETHEL-MRS. OZROW NORRIS Winona Lake. Ind. HARSH M A X. MAI: E L- M RS. DIO I: W E LCH N. Manchester. Ind. HORN A DAY. RAY- 578 M. I). Woodruff Place. Indianapolis OHMART. HOWARD—Wakarusa. Ind RITTENHOFSE. RUTH-MRS. EARNES PLANNING— ROYER. MABLE-MRS. LAWRENCE BAKER—N. Manchester. Ind. WALTER. ZULA-MRS. EARL WHEATON Eagles. Mich. R. R 2 WOODS. DA EL—201 Miami Club Drive Mishawaka. Ind. YOUNG. BERTHA-M RS. CHARLES BISHOP—Walwsh. Ind. ZIMPLEMAN. ROY—Deceased C LASS OF 1911 ABBOTT. MUSTEK-MRS. FRANZ KNULL X. Manchester. Ind. BUCK EXST A FF. HOM E1: Everson, Washington CAMPBELL. WILLIAM— COMSTOCK. MABELMRS. MAPLE BASIKEK—X. Manchester. Ind. MORT. P'AITI—Columbia University (Teachers’ College. Xew Yorl; XBAXDER. VERA-MKS. VERA MAR- TIX—Indianapolis, Ind. Cl.ASS OF 1912 AUC. 11IX BA UGH. IVA-MRS. SCOTT ORR—X. Manchester. Ind. DILLMAX. LLOYD—1449 Cherry St.. Huntington, Ind. HO RX A DAY. FOR REST— X. Manchester, Ind. KRIEG. RUSSELL-—Riverside Drive, Ft. Wayne. Ind. MIDDLETOX. JOHN— X. Manchester. Ind. WATTS CHLOE-MRS. JAMES KEN- DALL—General Delivery. Pasadena. California YOUXG. GERTRUDE- CLASS OF 1913 ABBOTT. GORDON—Charlotte. Michigan A UG111 NBA UGII FR ED— 905 E. Virginia Ave.. Tampa. Florida DILLMAX. MYRTLE-MRS. CHARLES WALTHER—N. Manchester. Ind. FREDERICK. RUTH-MRS. HOMER BAKER—W. Park Drive. Huntington. Ind. FISHER. GRACE—1 20 W. Lexington Ave.. Elkhart. Ind. GREEX. RUTH-MRS. RUTH RICHARDS X Manchester Ind. GRIMES. ETHEL-MRS. FRED AUGHIXB A UG H— X. Manchester. Ind. HULL. KEARXEY— 1 654 Freedom St.. Huntington. Ind. SCHROLL STUART—X. Manchester, Ind SMITH. VERL—Marion. Ind. CLASS OF 1914 BA K ER. M A RIE-M RS. GLEXX WERTEX BERGER— X. Manchester. Ind. BUSH. LELA-MRS. MOXT MEYERS— S. Whitley. Ind. DUXBAR. DEAXE—Deceased FREDERICK CLYDE— Tippecanoe Lake. Leesburg. Ind. GILL. FAXXIE-MRS. RAY BECH- TOLD—X. Manchester. Ind. HAXLEY. RUBY -MRS. LEOX RIBLEY— X Manchester. Ind. HORXADAY. NILA—Pennsylvania Hotel, Pennsylvania St. Indianapolis HORXADAY. WALTER—5252 Polman St.. Hammond. Ind. (O. K. Building) LEFFORGE, DALE—X. Manchester. Ind. SCHROLL. RAYMOND— X. Manchester. Ind. CLASS OF 1915 BECHTOLD. ROYAL—Indianapolis. Ind. GARBER, ERXEST—Deceased GARRISON. FLOSSIE—MRS. DOX GARBER—X. Manchester. Ind. K ESTE R. DONALD—Deceased PERRY, I RENE-MRS. W. E. McCOMBS— Western Springs. Illinois SHIVELY. KATHRYX-MRS. PAUL LAXXERD—194 Christiana St.. North Tonawanda. Xew York CLASS OF 191« BAKER. HARRY—X. Manchester. Ind. DILLMAX. RUTH—X. Manchester, Ind. FOOTS. ETHEL-MRS. GALEN SCHOCK N. Manchester. Ind. HUMKE. NELLIE-MUS. J. li. WOOL- MAX—925 L. W., E. Mishawaka. Ind. KREIG. HOWARD—Ft. Wayne. Ind. (In Mail Service) WALTHER. MARIE-MRS. LLOYD DILLMAN—1449 Cherry St. Huntington. Ind. YOUXG, ERXEST—Buchanan. Michigan CLASS OF 1917 DERF. PAULINE-MRS. ROBERT STURGEON—McCrum St.. Huntington. Ind. FA RLEY, BYRON—Deceased FELABOM. ALDEN 422 W. Battel St., Mishawaka. Ind. GRIST. PAUL—X. Manchester, Ind. GARRISON, ALTA— HOCKENSMITH, DEWEY—Urbana. Ind. LEHMAN, IOEL-MRS. SILAS KEIM— 905 Donocn Blvd.. Wenatchee. Wash. LOWER. VELMA. MRS. FORREST TRAXLER—Pioneer. Ohio R EIF F. V E R X O X—Deceased RIDGELEY. FREDA— WATKINS. MARY-MRS. PAUL KESS- LER—� 18 Patricia Ave.. Windsor. Ont., Canada CLASS OF 1918 AIRGOOD. GORDON—X. Manchester. Ind. COB LENTZ, ARTHUR— Liberty Mills, Ind. HEETER. CHESTER—615 Forest Ave.. Mishawaka. Ind. RITTEXH OUSE. MIRIA M— WARNER, DEAN—2202 West 6th St., Mishawaka. Ind. WEXDEL, IRVIN—X. Manchester. Ind. CLASS OF 1919 BALL. FREDA-MRS. LEROY BROWN— Haskell, Xew Jersey BAUMAN. RONALD— BOOCHER. LEWIS— R. R. 4. Rochester. Ind. COB LENTZ. GLADYS-MRS. VERNON WRIGHT—Phoenix, Arizona COXING. DELBERT—N. Manchester. Ind. GARRISON. MARTtJA-MRS. C. C. PRUITT—X. Manchester. Ind. HGETER, RUTH-MRS. FLOYD BURKHART—Wabash. Ind. JACKSON. HAROLD—X. Manchester. Ind. KISSINGER. FRED—CS4 Fortieth St.. Des Moines. Iowa KROM. MYRON—4 Dean St. Madison. New Jersey LOWER. STUART—191S Elamer Ave., Dayton. Ohio RIDGELY. HUBERT—2710 X. Anthony Blvd.. Ft. Wayne Ind. VICKERY. AARON- CLASS OF 1020 BAKER. EVERETT—404 W. 7th St.. Marion. Ind. BAKER. GLADYS—2816 Ellis Ave.. Chicago. 111. FLOOR. HELEN-MRS. DONALD REIFF N. Manchester. Ind. FOUTS, LA VON-MRS. SEWELL THRUSH—N. Manchester, Ind. LESTER. ZOE-MRS. KENTON PRISER— N. Manchester. Ind. MILLER. NEVA-MRS. JOHN WORLEY— R. R.. Warsaw. Ind. CLASS OF 192! ALGER. MORRIS— R. R. 1. Michigan City. Ind. CHRISTMAN. LULA—Washington Rd., R. R. 8. Ft. Wayne. Ind.. C-o Wm. B. F. Hall CHRISTMAN!. M A E-MRS. CECIL EILER— N. Manchester. Ind. DOWTY. FRANCES—612 W. Main St.. Ft. Wayne. Ind. DUNBAR. BLAXOHE-MRS. STUART LOWER—1918 Elsmer Ave.. Dayton. Ohio HAYES. GORDON—X. Manchester. Ind. HESTER. BARNETT—618. W. Marion St.. Mishawaka. Ind. KENNEDY. ADA-MRS. AMBROSE NIBBLETT—N. Manchester. Ind. KNOOP. AGNES-MRS. MILO KROM— Columbia City. Ind.. R. R. 4 KROM. AGNES-MRS. MAURICE BOLINGER—2365 Stratford Ave.. Cincinnati. Ohio LEHMAN. BERTHA—1022 S. Mason Ave. Austin Station. Chicago. III. ODUM. IRIS-MRS. WILKINSON— California REIFF. G LEA -MRS. GLEA GARBER— 191 McCrum St.. Huntington. Ind. SHIREMAN, WILLIAM— N. Manchester, Ind. STANDS. MABEL-MRS. GALEN HOOVER—Urbana, Ind. CLASS OF 1922 DILLMAN. BERNICE—Deceased FRANTZ. PAUL—N. Manchester. Ind. GARRISON. TREVA-MRS. HAROLD JACKSON—N. Manchester. Ind. HAVES., RAYMOND—403 X. Haddow Ave.. Arlington Heights. 111. HEETER. DALE- X. Manchester. Ind. JORDAN. HOBART Argos. Indiana NEHER. HAROLD N. Manchester. Ind. STUDEBAKER. HOMER- Larwill. Ind. WITTER. MARY-MRS. JESSE COONS— 1852 Dexton Ave.. Indianapolis. Ind. WRIGHT. LUCILLE N. Manchester. Ind. CLASS OF 1923 BADSKE Y. MA RCELLUS— South Whitley, Ind. DERF. EDWARD—X. Manchester, Ind. FLOOK. BLANCHE-MRS. BLANCHE FRUITT—115 X. 18th St.. New Castle. Ind. MEYER. HERMAN—N. Manchester, Ind. MOORE. MABEL-MRS. WILMEB L. GOOD—Mulberry. Ind. POTT ENG ER-M A RI E- M 1 IS. 1� A U L FRANTZ—N. Manchester. Ind. ULMER. GERALDIXE-M RS MARLAND COLBERT Wabash. Ind. CLASS OF 1921 ALGER. RUTH-MRS. HUGH BOS- WELL—Denver, Ind. DOWTY. ERNEST—Columbia Apts.. No. 201. Longview. Washington FARLEY. EUDELL—R. R. 1. Santa Fe. New Mexico HANLEY, EARL—N. Manchester, Ind. H1XSELY. WARD— R. R. 4. Ft. Wayne. Ind. KI RC H E R. CLEM E NT IX E - MRS. WIL- LIAM SHIVELY— North Manchester. Ind. KLUTZ. RHEA-MRS. STUART SCHROLL X. Manchester. Ind. OWENS. MAURICE—4948 Oak Ave.. Grand Rapids. Michigan ROBERTS, OLEN—Liberty Mills. Ind. SINGER. WILLIAM (North Carolina State College Station). Raleigh. N. C. TAYLOR, CHARLES—Dunkirk. Ind. WARNER, HELEN-MRS. W. J. NOR- RIS—N. Manchester, Ind. CLASS OF 1925 BAKER. CLARENCE- Northeast St.. Marion, Ind. BAUMAN. BYRON—South Whitley. Ind. BUCKINGHAM. DONALD— BUTTERBAUGH. PAUL— 463 Buchanan St.. Ft. Wayne. Ind. COX, XAVVAX—C-o Henry Manila, Anderson. Ind. DOWTY. PAUL—1063 Main St- West Milton. Ohio FAWCETT. EUNICE-MRS. JOHN ELLIS— 124 Hill St., South Bend. Ind. GARGER. GERALDIXE-M RS. JOE WAGNER—523 E. Kickapoo. Hartford City. Ind. GRIMM. EARL—Lafontaine. Ind. HANLEY. GALEN—2214 South Boots St.. Marion. Ind. KENNEDY. BYRON—255 Stett St.. Wabash, Ind. KLUTZ. LAMOXINE—N. Manchester. Ind. KROM. O PA I.- MRS. GEORGE FRIEDEN—N. .Manchester. Ind. MARBURGER. JOHN— X. Manchester. Ind. PARMERLEE. LEWIS—192« College Ave., Huntington. Ind. PRATT. WALTER—N. Manchester. Ind. R EIFF. M AXINE-M RS. GALEN MILLER—Eagles: Theater. Wabash. Ind. R ITT EX H OUSE. W A Y X E— Liberty Mills. Ind. ROHRER. LENA-MRS. EMMETT EILER—A villa. Ind. SCHROLL. BEULAH-MRS. HERMAN MEYER — X. Manchester. Ind. SCOTT. MABEL—Freemont. Ind. WOOD. MABEL-MRS FRED SNYDER— Pierceton. Ind. CLASS OF 192« ALGER. MERRITT—Hoagland. Ind. BRANDENBURG. EVELYN-MRS. DOYLE CLOSE—Columbia City. Ind. COBLENTZ. HELEN-MRS. RUSSELL SMITH—703 Center St.. Warsaw. Ind. GILBERT. ETHEL—C. II. Buehl Hospital. Sharon. Pennsylvania GRIMM. ELIZABETH—R. R 1. Urbana. Ind. GROSSNK‘KLE. GLENX South Whitley. Ind. PAULING. IRENE—Chicago. Illinois SC 11OCK. W E X D ELL—Deceased CLASS OF 1927 BARKER. HOWARD X Manchester. Ind. BOOK. ORPHA—X. Manchester. Ind. COR DIE R. JOHN A.—61 s S. 28th St- South Bend. Ind. GILBERT M ADELINE-M RS. WM WALLS—X. Manchester. Ind. KRIEDRR. VIOLA-.M RS. GALEN BUClfER—Servia. Ind. METZGER. HELEN-MRS. GEORGE HA RLE Y—Deceased PAULING. MAXINE—Chicago. Illinois REIFF. VAN N Manchester. Ind. REIKEN. MIXXIE-MES. GEORGE HARMS-—-N. Manchester. Ind. ROBERTS. DONALD—N. Manchester, ind. SCHROLL. ROSS— N. Manchester. Ind. SCOTT. MARY—Freemont. Ind. WRIGHT. GRACE X. Manchester. Ind. CLASS OF 192s BATES. MYRA-MRS. HOWARD BREMBECK—X. Manchester. Ind. BYERLY. ARTHUR— BYERLY. HAZEL— COLLETT. MABEL—1201 Park Ave.. Indianapolis. Ind. FRANTZ, VERA- -X. Manchester. Ind. GRIMM, M EI tC E1) ES—Decea sed HYDE. FOREST—JMarkle, Ind. KEISTER. HOWARD—South Whitley. Ind. KLUTZ. LUCILLE-MRS. PAUL STAN- LEY—Wheaton. Illinois KROM. ALICE-MRS. DWIGHT LECKRONE—N. Manchester. Ind. LECKRONE. HERBERT— N. Manchester. Ind. METZGER. OPAL-MRS. ELMER MIL- LER—N. Manchester. Ind. RUSSELL. RUTH—2089 Dewitt St- Bay City. Michigan CLASS OF 1929 BARKER. 1RENE-MRS. HERMAN OH MART—Liberty Mills, Ind. BEERY. DONALD—X. Manchester. Ind. CONRAD. EMERALD— CRAWFORD. RUTH-MRS. HAROLD SIMMONS—Ft. Wayne. Ind. DIEFENBAUGH. HUGH—Wabash. Ind. FRANTZ. GLADYS—N. Manchester. Ind. GILBERT. LOUISE—Albion, Ind. HARTER. MAURICE Deceased HEETER. RALPH—N. Manchester. Ind. HELVEY. LEO—Plymouth. Ind. HYDE. KENNETH—Deceased KENNEDY. LUCILLE-M RS. CLAIR KEHLEiR—319 E. Ft. Wayne St.. Warsaw, Ind. KENNEDY. RAYMOND—Warsaw, Ind. MYER, MOXES-MRS. HUGH SLEE— 325 Maple St.. Wabash. Ind. NEHER. ERNEST—N. Manchester. Ind. OHMART, HERMAN Liberty Mills .Ind. PAULING. FRED—Chicago. Illinois REIFF. VI EG INIA - M RS. PAUL WEN- DELL—Whites Institute. Wabash. Ind. SELL. MARY-MRS. LOREN WE EKING— X. Manchester. Ind. TEEMS, GERTRUDE-MRS. STANLEY JORDAN—X. Manchester. Ind TULLY. OLEEHA-MRS. JOHN MAR- BURGER—X. Manchester. Ind. CLASS OF 193« BAKER. RICHARD—N. Manchester, Ind. HEETER, DOROTHY—Servia. Ind. HEETER. HILDA-MRS. MAC GRIFFIN— N. Manchester. Ind. JUDY. RUTH-MRS. LUTHER VAN- CLEAVE—N. Manchester, Ind., R. R. 2 LECKRONE. MAX—N. Manchester. Ind. ItAGEIt. MYRON—206 Butler St.. Waveross. Georgia RUSSELL. MARTHA-MRS. MAURICE AKERS—N. Manchester. Ind. SCHROLL. DOROTHY-MttS. MERRITT ALGER—Hoagland. Ind. STELLER. EDNA-MRS. CECIL GROSS- NICKLE—N. Manchester. Ind. STANDS. MAX—N. Manchester, Ind. SHANAHAN. JOE—Urbana. Ind. TEEMS. GLADYS-MRS. PAUL SHANA- HAN—Urbana. Ind. WATSON, JOE—N. Manchester. Ind. WERKING. LOREN—X. Manchester. Ind. CLASS OF 1931 ABBOTT. VIVIAN-M RS. VAN REIFF— X. Manchester. Ind. BECHTOLD. MAX—220 Marsttlar Ave.. West Lafayette, Ind. BEEIIV ROBERT—N. Manchester. Ind. BRICK E N STA P F. WILL A I) E E N - M RS. HARLEY DRUDGE—Akron. Ind. BUCHER. LAVONNE-MRS. EDGAR GROSSNICKLE— X. Manchester. Ind. COLLETT. ROBERT—Deceased DUNBAR. LAURA-BELLE—MRS. HAR- LOW FOCHT—Farmersville. Ohio DIEFEXBAUC.il. PAULIN E-MRS. LYLE KELSEY—100! Goshen Ave.. Ft. Wayne. Ind. GILBERT. DOROTHA-MRS. ELDOX ZIXSMI ESTER— R. R. S. Huntington. Ind. HOOVER. IRENE-MRS. ROBERT BEERY—X. Manchester. Ind. KELSEY. LYLE—1001 Goshen Ave., Ft. Wayne. Ind. KREIDER. WILBUR—X. Mnnchester, Ind. KROM. PAULINE—BIppiis. Ind. KARX. RUTH—Lima. Ohio KARX. CLAUDE- X. Manchester. Ind. MILLER. HAROLD—X. Manchester. Ind. MOWRER, WILLARD—Servia. Ind. mcfarlaxd. laura-mrs. richard SCHEERER—N. Manchester. Ind. XEHER. MILDRED-MRS. ARTHUR SHULL—Converse, Ind. XEHER. PAUL—105 W. Wood St.. West Lafayette, Ind. POTTEXGER, PAULIXE— X. Manchester. Ind. SC HEER E R. RICH A RI — X. Manchester. Ind. WATTS. ARDEN—X. Manchester. Ind. WELLER. GERALD—X. Manchester. Ind. WERKING. THELMA-MRS. MARSHALL MILLER—Huntington. Ind. CLASS OF I � 32 ALLISBAUGH. RUBY-MRS. VOX TATE— Roann, Ind. AUGHINBA UGH. M ABEL-M IIS. SHER- MAN ZIMPLEMAN Wabash Ind. AUGHIXBA 11031. MARY-MS. FRED WEST— N. Manchester. Ind. BASICKER. JOHN EDMHFX—Deceased BEERY. GLENN—X. Manchester. Ind. BOWEN. BLAINE—X. Manchester. Ind. CRAWFORD, JAY Peoria. Illinois CRIPE. KENNETH—South Whitley. Ind DAVIS. DOUGLAS 0230 South Drexel Ave.. Chicago. Illinois FRANTZ. MARY-MRS. CLAUDE KEAFFABER- Wabash. Ind. DEEDING. BEEYL-MRS. BERYL BOL- LINGER—South Whitley. Ind. G KINDLE. DOROTHY-MRS. FOREST FINNELL—X. Manchester. Ind. HEETER. EDITH—1332 Boone St.. Ft. Wayne. Ind. H A T11A W A Y. DU R W O OP— X. Manchester. Ind. HOOVER. FRED—Purdue University, West Lafayette. Ind. JUDY. PAUL—Monroe. Michigan JUDY, ROBERT—Monroe. Michigan KAMP. WILLOWOEAN-MRS. GLEN KEAFFABER—X. Manchester. Ind. MARTIN, A M A X DA -MRS. JOE MISKELL 915 Grand Ave.. Waukegan. Illinois McKEE. EVELYN-MRS. PAUL XEHER— 105 Wood St.. W. Lafayette. Ind. MOORE. LAURA—X. Manchester. Ind. PRETORIUS. EUNICE—Lagro. Ind. RICHARDS. FRED—X. Manchester. Ind. ROSEN. M A RGERY-M RS. WALTER BAKER—X. Manchester. Ind. RUSE. WAYNE—X Manchester, Ind. SELL. LUELLA-MRS. RALPH BUCHINGHAM — X. Manchester. Ind. SHANAHAN. CLIFFORD X. Manchester. Ind. THOMAS. HAROLD—Servia. Ind. ( LASS OF I � 33 ALGER. RUBY-MRS. MERMAN SCI! ROLL—Kokomo. Ind. BADSKEY. LORIN—X Manchester. Ind. BEAVER. JOHN X. Manchester. Ind. BECIITOLI). I MOO EXE- I an Robbins Hotel. Ft. Lauderdale. Florida BOOK. BEULAH—X. Manchester, Ind. CLEVENGER. RICHARD— X. Manchester. Ind. CONRAD. IRVIN—Urhona. Ind. CRIPE. GUY—Silver Lake. Ind. CUMMINS. RUBY-MRS. BUFORD TYNER—N. Manchester. Ind. GILBERT. ARTHUR—24 3K I St.. Bedford. Ind.. It. It. 5 G R OSS NIC K LE. EVER ETT— X. Manchester. Ind. HYDE. ROBERT—X. Manchester. Ind. JUDY. WILLIAM—N. Manchester, Ind. K A NOW Fit. LOIS-MRS. JERRY WHEELER—901 x Pennsylvania St.. Indianapolis. Ind. KEEL. JOHN—Lansing. Michigan MEYER. JACK—X Manchester Ind. XEHER. CLARENCE -Purdue University. West Lafayette Ind. OHM ART. WILRUR—Weber Building. Oelina. Ohio PARKER. MARVELLE-MRS. HEBEI! SCHITZ—Huntington. Ind POTTENGER. IRENE .MRS. DONALD BEERY—X. Manchester, Ind. REIFF. MADELIXE-MRS. WILBUR KREIDER- X. Manchester, Ind. RICHARDS. M ABEL-M RS LAWRENCE GREEN—632 South Elizabeth St., Lima. Ohio SCHROLL HERMAN—Kokomo, ind. SCHEERER NIXA—X Manchester. Ind. SITES. MERNIE-MRS. JOHN VAN- CUR EX— 218 X. Sherman St.. Warsaw. Ind. STUDEBAKER. VERA-MRS. MILLARD COLLINS—2522 Edsal Ave.. Ft. Wayne. Ind. TAYLOR. ROBERT—X. .Manchester. Ind. TYNER, ARNOLD—Lafontaine. Ind. WELCH, ZARA—Purdue University. West Lafayette. Ind. WERKING. DOROTHY-MRS RICHARD FRAIL—N. Manchester. Ind. WATKINS-LOREEN-M RS. FR ED RICHARDS—X. Manchester. Tnd. W ESTA PER. VIO LET - M R S WARRE X COLP ETZ E R—H u n 11 n gton. Ind. CLASS OF 1934 ABBOTT. WJLLODEAX-MRS. DALE KEAFFABlCR Liberty Mills Ind. A LEX A XDER. GE R A LD— X. Manchester. Ind.. R. R. 3 BAKER. MARGA RETT-MRS. GEORGE LEONHARD—N. Manchester. Ind. BEC1ITOLD. MABEL-MRS. RAUL URSCHEL—Huntington. Ind. BRIDGE. ROY—Veterinary Hospital. University of Penn.. Philadelphia CONRAD. HOWARD—Urbana Ind. CRIPE. ROBERT—«33 Maryland Ave.. Glendale. California DAVIS SEWARD—«336 South Drexel Ave.. Chicago. Illinois DUNBAR. JACK—X. Manchester. Ind. FLORA. CHARLES— Hillsdale. Michigan, R. R. GABLE. ELEANOR-MRS. HAROLD MILLER—X. Manchester. Ind. GAY. DORIS-MRS. MORRIS YOUNG— X. Manchester. Ind. GUMP. BERTHA—X. Manchester. Ind. C-o Reabodv Memorial Home IIEETER. WILMA-MRS. DOUGLAS E. BEERY 725 Riverside Drive. Ft. Wayne. Ind. HIPPENSTEEL. JOHN—Urbana. Ind. HIPPEXSTEEL. ROY— X. Manchester. Ind. JUDY. GALEN—Wabash. Ind. KARX. RAY—X. Manchester. Ind. LEONHARD. MARY MARGARET- 1043 X. Monroe St.. Arlington. Va. McCLURE. FREDERICK— X. Manchester. Ind. XEHER. HIM A BELLE-MRS. JOHN WEBER—X. Manchester, Ind. RICHARDS. JACK—N .Manchester. Ind. RUPPLEY. WALTER—Camden, Ind. SITES. ELMER—X. Manchester. Ind. THOMPSON. GERTRUDE-MRS. DARWIN UNGER—800 pike St . Wabash. Ind. URSCHEL. LOUISE-M RS. RAY KARX— X. Manchester. Ind. WEDDLE. JOHX—Deceased. YOUNG. AGATHA-MRS. JOHN HIP- PEXSTEEL—Urbana, Ind. ZIM PI EM A X. LORRAINE— Etna Green. Ind. CLASS OF 1035 ALGER. MYRON—X. Manchester, Ind. A UG HIX BA UGH. JO 11X— X. Manchester, Ind. BAKER. PAUL—X. Manchester. Ind. BASICKER. ELBERT—X. Manchester. Ind. BOWEN. KATHRYX-MRS. CLAUDE THOMPSON—X. Manchester. Ind. EWICK. MARCELLA—X. Manchester. Ind. FREDERICK. HAZEL-MRS. CLBO CASKEY—S. Whitley. Ind. GIDLEY. DICK—X. Manchester. Ind. GUMP. OPAIaMRS. LASHUA- X. Manchester. Ind. KAMP, FREJDA—1900 West Polk St.. Chicago. 111.. C-o C. C. Nurses Home KAXOWER. GLADYS— X. Manchester, Ind. KARX. HOWARD—X. Manchester. Ind. KENNEDY. GERALDIXE-MRS. CLIF- FORD SHANAHAN X. Manchester. Ind. KISSINGER. MARY—826 S. JelTerson St.. Huntington, Ind. LECKROXE. DELMAR— X. Manchester. Ind. LEONHARD. THOMAS— X. Manchester. Ind. LOWER. EILEEX-MRS. JACK DUX- BAR—X. Manchester. Ind. MILLER. LOUISE-M RS. DONALD ZIMPLEMAN—X. Manchester. Ind. ORR. FRANKLIN—X. Manchester. Ind. PEDEN. RICHARD—X. Manchester. Ind. REIFF, EILEEX-MRS. JACK RICHARDS X. Manchester. Ind. RICHARDS. GEORGE— X. Manchester, Ind. ROBERTS. CELESTA—Liberty Mills. Ind. ROYER. MAX—X. Manchester. Ind. SELL. IRVIN—Huntington. Ind. S H A F F E R. H O USTO X— X. Manchester. Ind. SHOCK. IRENE-MRS. ELMER SITES X. Manchester, Ind. STANDS. MARY A LICE-MRS. LOREN BURTON—Huntington, Ind. STONE. THELMA— STUD E B AKER. ZULEN E-M RS HARRY HOHMAN—Warsaw. Ind.. R. R. 5 TAYLOR. ROY—N. Manchester. Ind. TEEMS. JERRY—X. Manchester. Ind THOMPSON. RALPH—Liberty Mills. Ind. VERGON. GLENN—X. Manchester. Ind. WELCH, LUCILLE—X. Manchster. Ind. CLASS OF 11)3« AUGHINBAUGH. DAXIEI - X. Manchester, Ind. BECHTOLD. EVELYX-MRS. WILLARD MOWER—Servia, Ind. BERRY. ISABEL—X. Manchester. Ind. BIEHL. AUDRA-MRS. LAWRENCE KOCH—X. Manchester. Ind. BRINDLE. BEATRICE-MRS. ROY HIP- PEXSTEEL—X. Manchester. Ind. BRIXER. WAYNE—W a basil. Ind. BURTON. PAUL—X. Manchester. Ind. BYERLY, EVELYN—X. Manchester. Ind. DOWLING. JOHN—917 Seventh St.. Port Huron, Michigan KMLICY. MARIE—N. Manchester, Ind. FRANTZ, HAROLD—N. Manchester. Ind. FRENCH, MAXINE—N. Manchester. Ind. GARBER. LEON—Deceased GI LB E RT. VIRGINI A— N. Manchester. Ind. GUMP, GOLDIE-MRS. FOREST BRUCH—South Whitley. Ind. HAINES, ESTHER—N. Manchester. Ind. HANLEY. WINIFRED N. Manchester. Ind. HANLEY. IMOGENE— N. Manchester, Ind. HOPP. GLADYS-MRS. LINDEN CLAW- SON—N. Manchester. Ind. JOHNSON. ELDON—N. Manchester, Ind. JUDY. KATHRYN N. Manchester. Ind LEFFORGE. LEE—N. Manchester. Ind. MAPLE. MAXINE—N. Manchester. Ind. McFarland. Ralph— N. Manchester. Ind. METZGER. HOWARD— N. Manchester, Ind. METZGER. JOE—314 N. Western Ave.. West Lafayette, Ind. METZGER. LESTER—N. Manchester. Ind. MOTE. MARVIN—Hammond. Ind. ORR. FRED—Urbana. Ind. PARKER. HELEN- N. Manchester. Ind. REIKEN, GRACE—N. Manchester. Ind. SITES. WALTER- N. Manchester. Ind. ULREY. MILO—Servia. Ind. VERGON. MAVIS-MRS. JACK MEYERS—N. Manchester. Ind. WALTERS. GEORGE—Servia. Ind. W ATSON. IIA HOLD—Wahash. Ind. Y A R TAN. ELINO RE-MRS. GARLAND ENYEART N. Manchester, Ind. ZIMPLEMAN. EVA LOIS— N. Manchester, Ind. CLASS OF 19.37 AHLFELD. WALTER N. Manchester, Ind AIRGOOD GEORGE— N. Manchester. Ind. BEAVER, PAUL N. Manchester Ind. BECHTOLD. HELEN—N. Manchester. Ind. BLICKENSTA FF. DOROTHY— N. Manchester. Ind. CONRAD. THELMA—Urbana. Ind. EMERICK. MILDRED— N. Manchester. Ind. FOSTER. LOUISE—NT. Manchester Ind. GABLE, ARTHUR- N. Manchester. Ind. GILBERT. EDWARD— N. Manchester. Ind. GUMP. RUBY—N. Manchester. Ind. HARRELL. AGNES—N. Manchester. Ind. FIEETER. VELMA—N. Manchester. Ind. LITTLE. MARGARET-MRS. HAROLD MORFORD N. Manchester. Ind. McCLURE, BETTE—N. Manchester. Ind. MERRITT. HERSCHEL— N. Manchester. Ind. MICHEAL BONITA—Lutheran Hospital. Ft. Wayne. Ind. MORFORD. HAROLD— N. Manchester. Ind. NEHER. ROYAL—X. Manchester. Ind ODUM THELMA -AT R S. EUGENE HAM- IO N D—Wa rsa w. T n d. OHMART. ARTHUR—N. Manchester. Ind. RAGER. DELORES—N. Manchester. Ind. RUNKEL. RUTH—N. Manchester. Ind. SCH E E R E R. M A RG UE RITTE— N. Manchester. Ind. SCHROLL. WARD—N. Manchester, Ind. SELL. VIRGINI A-MRS. HAROLD DRUDGE—N. Manchester. Ind. SHOCK. MAX—N. Manchester. Ind. SMITH. RUTH—N. Manchester. Ind. ULMER. GEORGIA—N. Manchester. Ind. WARREN. RALPH—N. Manchester. Ind. WESTAVER. ARDEN- N. Manchester. Ind. WINEBRENNER. GEORGE— N. Manchester. Ind. ZIMPLEMAN. EDNA-MRS. ARTHUR GABLE—N. Manchester. Ind. CLASS OF 1938 AIRGOOD. ROGER—X. Manchester. Ind. ALEXANDER. LENCHEN-MRS. JOHN HOUSER—N. Manchester. Ind. ALEXANDER. MARY ELLEN— X. Manchester, Ind. B1EHL. RUBY X. Manchester. Ind. BUCK EXSTA FF. G ERA I,DINE— N. Manchester. Ind. BOLLINGER. HELEN— N. Manchester. Ind. BRINDEL, GALEN—409 E. Washlntgon St.. Ft. Wayne. Ind. BURTON. JAMES—N. Manchester. Ind. EMLEY. EILEEN—N. Manchester. Ind. KNLEY. EILEEN—N. Manchester. Ind. FEIGHNER. GRACE—N. Manchester. Ind. FREEMAN. JOT—NT. Manchester, Ind. OIDLEY, ROBERT N. Manchester. Ind. FREDERICK. ROBERT— N. Manchester, Ind. GRINDLE. MAUDE ESTHER-MRS. PAUL STOOPS—Urbana. Ind. HARTSOUGH. DANIEL— N. Manchester. Ind. HOWARD. MARY—N. Manchester, Ind. KARN, JOE—N. Manchester. Ind. KISSINGER. OLIVE—450 West Rudisll! Blvd.. Ft. Wayne. Ind. KROM. ADDISON w Manchester, ind. PARTRIDGE, ROBERT— N. Manchester. Ind. PROTZMAN. RUTH—N. Manchester. Ind. RINEHART. ELMER—X. Manchester. Ind. ROYER. DEE—N. Manchester. Ind. SCHROLL. DELORIS—X. Manchester Ind. SHAFFER. MABEL—X. Manchester. Ind. SHANAHAN. DOROTHY— Urhana. Ind. STUD E BA K E R. F11A NCIS— N. Manchester. Ind. ULREY. DWAYNE—N. Manchester. Ind. WARREN. DENNIS—X Manchester. Ind. WEDDLE. PHILIP—N. Manchester. Ind ALUMNI PLAY “BASHFUL MR. BOBBS” November 29, 1939 CAST OF CHARACTERS KATHERINE HENDERSON, a young: wife.. FREDERICK HENDERSON, her husband... MRS WIGGINS, the landlady.......... 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Rose Alice—Did you hear about the accident Mr. Miller had? H fell against the piano and hit hi head. Phyllis—That’s too bad. Did he hurt himself ? Rose Alice—Oh. no: not much You see he only hit the soft pedal Mr. Merkle (in physical ed class) —Atfent-shun. Raise your right leg. By mistake Jimmy Frieden ralsec liis left leg. making two legs to- gether. Mr. Merkle James, why are you holding up both legs? | MORRIS 5 10c to $1.00 HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES SHOP WITH US Large Selection Fine Quality Candies INSIST ON , 5A PRODUCTS Lorentz Jewelry and Gift Skop See our gilts and jewelry for all occasions Best Watch and Clock Repair Work You’re Always Welcome At Landis Drug Store Walgreen Agency Most complete line of Drugs and Sundries Gamble Store Agency 125 East Main Street North Manchester Manck ester Meat Market Main Street North Manchester, Indiana The Solliday Candy fkitcli en The Home Of Heme Made Ice Cream Made Fresh Daily Fred E. McClure Full-o-Pep Feeds Pilot Oyster Shell Stonemo Granite Grit Salisbury Remedys Where Quality and Cleanliness are supreme Phone 259 or 254-R2 WHEN YOU WANT TO G () S T O P Mike’s Standard Service FRANTZ LUMBER CO. “Home of Quality” ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL PHONE 5 FOR 60 YEARS--- THE BEST SERVICE AND VALUE FEED .. COAL .► ICE J. W. STRAUSS SON PHONE 93 CLEANING PRESSING Card's FLOWERS Suit! Made to Measure OTHO E. HILL Phone 126 FOR ALL OCCASIONS 219 East Main St. DYEING REPAIRING WABASH COUNTY FARM BUREAU While learning other lessions in life.. Is Ready To Rerve You Farm Supplies Learn to use the Telephone. Grain, Feed, Seeds, Fertilizer, Fence, Coal, Twine, Paint, Gasoline, Implement; Tractors, Kerosene and Oils. Northern Telephone Indiana Company Compliments Of North Manchester Foundry Company Makers of Heating and Laundry Stoves Also Grey Iron Castings Largest Selection Of Shoes In Town Students, Instructors and Chester Patrons We Appreciate Your Friendship L P. URSCHEL AND SON Dry Goods, Hardware, Footwear, Floor Coverings, Home Appliances SHOE STORE Freeze Jewelry Store and Green Lantern (Tift Shop North Manchester's OLDEST ESTABLISHED” Jewelry Store GRADUATE WATCHMAKER Beside City Building ULRAy LUMBER SUPPLY CO. More Than A Half Century Of Service Clayton Ulray—C. H. S. '4 Try ‘'Quality Furniture at Popular Prices” Economy Cut Hale F irst Baumgartner Furniture Store For Quality-Low Prices H. H. Baumgartner Courteous Service North Manchester, Indiana Meet Your Friends At Stans” 224 East Main Street Phone 134 Mercury - - FORD - - Lincoln Zephyr It is Our Established Policy of Provides the Highest Type of Representation in This Community. With Best Wishes to the Annual And Chester School Minear Bros. Your Authorized Ford Dealer NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA Shellane Gas Snyder’s IGA For Beyond the Mains Fresh Meats Fresh Vegetables But not beyond your means You Patronage is See us for estimate Appreciated Frames Hardware Phore 602 T ptown Beauty Shoppe Dr. F. A. Hornaday 203 Main Street Denist The Shop That Satisfies Quality Work At Res. Phone 394-R2 Reasonable Prices Office Phone 394-Rl BEE WIBLE, PROP. Phone 432 The Heckman Bindery Phone 468 908 N. Sycamore Str. Furnaces, Sheet North Manchester Ind. Metal, Stokers We re-bind School and Library Bocks, Bibles and Hymnals A. J Overholt Class Notes and Term Papers ' Bound To Please' Chester View Poultry Tarm SAVE WITH SAFETY at Big Type Leghorn Chicks MARKS’ Wm. Y. Pottenger Rexall Drug Store COMPLIMENTS QF Peabody Seating Company MANUFACTURERS SCHOOL FURNITURE AUDITORIUM SEATING FOLDING CHAIRS Miss Stout What is a parasite) A Health Student—A parasite somethin that can see after nig’ht. Two coal dealers were attending a revival meeting and one decided ti join the church. He tried to get hi] partner to join too. His partner re- plied. “Who would weigh the coal if I joined too?” Mrs. Rhoads—Will someone usi “insulate” in a sentence? A Chester Student—Ma got mao' ’cause pa got insulate. u Mr. Shanahan—What is a geyser? Rex Merritt- A waterfall going ujj Judge—Do you challenge any c the jury? Defendant—Well. I think I caiT lick that little guy on the end. Deacon Jones 'vas very ill. His brethren were keenly interested i. his condition. Toward the end bulle tins were posted on the blackboard outside of the home. 1 A. M. Deacon Jones very muci worse. 2 A. M 3 A. M. 4 A. M. to heaven. The little boy read and then added this: 5 A. M. Great excitement in heav en. Deacon Jones not yet arrived. Deacon Jones sinking fast. Deacon Jones very low' Deacon Jones dead. Gom the bulletin Donna—Gene Felabom wras kicken out of school for cheating. Colleen—How come? Donna—He w’as caught couptini his ribs in a physiology exam. HOFFMAN’S RESTAURANT HOME OF GOOD EATS Phone 200 WALNUT STREET CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1939 AUTO LICENSE BUREAU CLIFFORD SHANAHAN Oppenheim’s IN NORTH MANCHESTER SINCE 1876 Likelier s ICE CREAM 1 Restaurant Compliments cf V lve'Dean For All Occasions Beauty Skoppc Malted Milks I). R Mote Sundaes « Not Home, But Home Like Extends congratulations Rokrer’s ™ Fountain Service Attorney at Law and best wishes l)oukle I)ip Skop to the class of 1939. 1)4 W. Main St. Phjne 520 110 N. Walnut St. Congratulations from Raymond Brooks Lawyer RUFLE’S Jewelry Store Tr.e Leader for 46 Years Largest Stock in County You are Assured Courtesy and Value here. The American L)koe Rekuilders Two Doors East of Bank IF IT'S ELECTRICAL and you want best Quality at Lowest Prices IT'S The Ruppel Blertric Sliop 113 East Main St. Wonder I v Reiff BETTER LIGHT FOR BETTER SIGHT Groceries and Northern Indiana Power Home Killed Meats Company NOAH BAKER Shoe Rebuilding and Lawn Mower Grinding BITTERSWEET One Half Block South of College POULTRY FARM For Her ff-Jones Company Official Jewelers The Line a Year Ahead” Quality Leghorn Chicks H. S. Ebbinghouse L. A. Warner Represent. Osborn Paper Company KRAMER’S Tablet Manufacturers MARION, INDIANA Insured DRY CLEANING All The County News Phone 752 in Your Wabash County Daily Newspaper WABASH PLAIN DEALER WABASH TIMES STAR The Equitable Life of New York A substantial Company Writing substantia! Insurance For Substantial People In Substantial Amounts Paul A. Beam, Representative n IANKS TO Our Advertisers and Subscribers For the Financial Assistance that has made this book possible. TO Flie Cron Picture Stud no of FT. WAYNE, INDIANA For the excellent photography and courteous service rendered to the Senior Class and Ravelings Staff. TO M be Danville i.Lngraving Co. of DANVILLE, ILLINOIS For the very efficient service given in the quality of the Engraving done for the book and also for the very definite and valuable assistance given by its representative, Mr. G. C. Council in planning and designing the type of book to be pub- lished by the class of 1939