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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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Wf- were nialcina one ol those twrrrihlo snioll- ina aases everyone smells on Monday and Friday ot every wocvlc, 'l'liffy are really lun. A picture ol one ot oin '1f'llVlllftfT, Iliff Senior play. Believe it or not tlif- Hl,f1dy with the dress and hat is not a lady, lint one oi our senior boys, llerliiert Under- wood. AND F CULTY LJ f Aw, N WWII x . ,,,,l A I I, ml IW, lm, 'lmfll 4 1 q'9ffWl'Q I ' I , X ' 'III' 1 we .i f V' I I N ! If X 'I IA. f , ,I I '-- ' I ly ab Im IW 6 mv. an 'In NK Qxxlf' '!,, . Complimenis of FRANTZ MOBIL SERVICE - - ACROSS FROM P. O. Complimenfs of HOOVER POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Car Undercoafinq a Specialfy 3 miles soufh of North ManchesIer Phone 782FII Norfh Manchesfer Phone I3 6 QQ, Ulf 'I .Q E .' , . 1 1 Q 'H 'Q' 5.- off' I . CA' Q n.U AL, -'wx Compliment of MUTUAL GRAIN COMPANY GLIDDEN APPROVED FEEDS Grainsg Coalg Grindingg Seedsg PHONE 248F2 SERVIA, INDIANA 7 l fjrinciloaf Mr. lason I. Smith j B, s. Ball state Teachers 'f ff- Nl its College M. S. Indiana University Teacher ot government, sen- ior co-sponsor, and adviser, Mr. Smith is always on hand to help anywhere he is needed. An ever -improving academic and extra-curricular program is his goal. jltwf CML Mrs. Maxine Yentes For excuse slips, pink and blue For notebook paper and typing, too For hot lunch money we forgot To Mrs. Yentes, the kids all trot. .fdeluia org Koran! Mr. George Harshman, Mr. Clarence Schilling Mr. Robert Beery Our Advisory Board is made up ot men who know and appreciate the value ot a good school. In leaving Chester, the seniors wish to thank them tor their contribution and wish them success in helping to make Chester better. we jrlljlel' Mr. Karl Ulmer Mr. Ulmer is starting his second term as Trustee ot Chester Township. He has striven to improve the schools both in curriculum and phy- sical properties. We apprec- iate his support and wish him continued success. Cjoun fy .gzqaerin lenrlenf Mr. C. L. Vandegrift B, S. Manchester College M. S. Ball State Teachers College For the past tourteen years Mr. Vandegritt has been work ing for the improvement ot Wa bash County Schools through his office ot County Superinten dent. We appreciate his work and wish him continued suc CGSS. YQ' f Clffuky 30,9 R010 BOHOID1 010 1. Bernice Bowen Manchester College, B. S., Cincinnati Conservatory, Indiana Central College, Music and Art Would you go out and bring my car up in the driveway for me? 2. William Clarke Manchester Collage, A. I., Indiana University Mathematics What's the deal? 3. Wayne Dilling Manchester College, A. B., lndlana University Commerce l'll play you the next game of singles? 4. Ida Eshelman Manchester Collage, A. B., Indiana Universty English, History Now don't tell Betty I told you this. 5. Gerold Faudree Manchester College, A. I., Purdue Universify. Science, Basketball Coach, Physical Ed. 5 lam around the gym and take your shower. 6. Paul Faudree Manchester Colligo, A. B. History, Mathematics, Baseball and Track Coach. Jr. High Basketball Now look you, birds. 7. Harold Leckrone Manchester College, B. S. Music, Instrumental Forward, march. 8. Mrs. Lois Lytle Manchester College, B. College Home Ec. and Physical Ed. It the weather is nice, we will go outside. S., Ball State Teachers 9. Gale E. Metzger Manchester College, A. B., Indiana University Social Studies, Latin, and Health We will take a survey in class tomorrow. IU. Cec1l Scribner State Teachers College, River Falls, Wis., B. S. E., Purdue Intensive Units Vocational Agriculture We will have a movie today. ll. Iohn I. Searer Manchester College, A. B.g Goshen College: Indiana University English, History Pass. 12. Mrs. Betty Vandegrift Manchester College, A. B.g George Washington Univerxity English All right now, boys. BCBG' ,X . J--ff .1 lvfx Rf X '45 .auf-'Q ys,,,. is , . , if! f 4.6-V , ,..,..n ian, 5' 'ia -M ap-aaanwlf' Phono 30 X II 'I' I I I 'Ib 1 WI KM L Q , Qu ,I I I K? of q ff X , 0 Y' xi? I 3. fl' ' f 7 ,X X. I WX? , A , I IMI my R ,jx IW, .NM VU, , D um I X -' dw, Wil' Nh. Complirnanh ol MBSEI GlEiNHOUSE N005 Nndodor, Indiana Compl CLAlK'S Nodh Mane imonh of LOG CABIN Il I Indiana QS BY, Complimenh of WARD'S JEWELRY STORE Nodh Manchesfer, Indiana Of icera Morris Poer, Presiclentg Lester Williams, Secretary, Anita Schroll, Treasurerp lim Hammond, Reporter, and Norman Chamberlain, Vice-President. Don Bechtold A quiel nafure has he, buf mis- chief lurks beneaih. F. F. A. I, 25 Annual Staff 4 IChairman CommiHee1 ICIass HisIory1. Calendar Iane Boocher In her eyes was The blue of Ihe skies. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, ISecreIary 41, Mixed Chorus 3, 4 IPresidenI 41, Class Secrelary 3, Reporfer Ig A Dale W.Ih Judy 33 Professor How Could lou 4, Librarian 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Annual Slaff 4 IChairman of Typ,ng CommiHee1 IProphesy1g Paper Siaif 4 iAssIsIanf Editor lr TypisI1g Class Scholarship 2g Y-Teen 2, 3, Sun- sh.ne 4. Max Cunningham Caesar was shorfg Napoleon was shorlg well, figure iI ou? for your- self, Bend l, Z, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 43 Boys Glee Club 43 Solo In Ensem- ble Confesl I, 2, 3, 4: Crops Judging 2, 33 4-H I, 2, 33 F, F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Annual Sfaff 4 ICommiHee for Club1 IComm?Hee for FaculIYlZ A Dale Wifh Judy 33 Dairy Jlldq' ing I. Dora Betten Silence and modesly are woman's qreaiesl adornmenlsf' Librarian 2, 3, 41 Y-Teen 2, 3, Sunshine 4 Ureasurer 413 Glee Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, A Dale Wifh Judy 3 IPromp1- er13 Chesler Chafler Slaif 4 ICircuIa- lion Managerl. Norman Chamberlain He can spoI a preiiy girl on ihe bleachers quicker fhan any olher player on rhe team. Class Vice President 43 Reporler 33 Annual Staff 4 IEd.tor1 ISen.or Wrife Up1g Dairy Judging I, 2, 3, ISlafe Champions 315 Veqeiabe Judging I, 23 Poullry Judg- ing 43 Hi-f 2, 3, IReporIer 311 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Uleporfer 41, A Dale With Judy Business Manager1 3, Baslrelball Z, 3, 4, Soflball 3, 41 Track 2, 31 4-H I, 21 Maih Conlesf 2. Carolyn Enyeart Kenny is my subiecI. Y-Teen 2, 33 Sunshine 45 Chesfer Chaffer 4 Holmes Edi1or13 Annual Staff 4: A Dale Wifh Judy 3: Clee Club, 2, 3, IPresidenI 411 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pep Club 3. 12 Mary Fetters A mind full ol knowledge is a mind fha? never fails. Librarian I, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 2, 33 Sunshine 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, lSecreIary 413 Pep Club 33 Class Scholarship 33 Annual Stall 4. Esther Frey A genlle hear? has she, always friendly as can be. 4-H I, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 2,- 33 Sunshine 4 Nice Presi- denI13 Librarian 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pep Club 33 A Dale Wilh Judy 33 Vice Presi- denf 33 Paper SIaII 4 lTypisI13 An- nual Siafi 4 lCircuIaIion Chairman1. Harold Frreden An ambilious youfh who fulfills mosl of his ambiIions. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 lVice President 313 lPresidenI 413 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 iVice Presidenf 313 Raslrefball 2, 33 Livesioclr Judging Teams 2, 3, 43 Class Presidenl 23 Slu- denf Council lSecrefary I Treasurer1 23 Track 2, 3, 43 4-H I, 2, 3, 4. DOTIS G1bbS Friendly Io meel, buf beller Io know. Band I, 2, 3, 43 4-H I, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen 2, 3 lService Chairman 213 Sunshine 43 A Dale Wiih Judy 33 Proflssor How Could You 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Annual Slaif 4 iCircuIaIion, Lasl Will and Teslamenll. I3 Mary Fleck A live wire never gels slepped on. Enfered I3 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Ches- fer Chafler Sfaff 4 lSpor1s EdiIor12 Class Reporfer 33 Class Secre-Vary I3 A Dale Wifh Judy 33 Professor How Could You 43 Y-Teen 2, 33 Sun- shine 43 Annual Sfaff 4 lCirculaIion CommiHee1. Bonme Fneden Silence is sweeier Ihan speech. Y-Teen 2, 33 Sunshine 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Annual Slaff 4 lSenior Class HisIory.1 Ted Frreden Don'I lake life Ioo serious because vou'll never ae! oul of if alive. F. F. A. 2, 3. 4 lVice Presideni 4l3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 lSecreIary 413 Track 2, 3, 43 Poullrv Judqinq 2. 33 4-H 2, 3, 43 An- nual Slaff 4 lCIubs Chairman1. Robert Graham A malhamaiical genius in dis- guise, no doubt 4-H I, 2, 3, 4 Ike- porler 43 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 lleporf- er 413 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Mixed Ch-:srus 3, 43 Boys Glee Club 3, 43 Baslrel Ball 3 lSIudenI Manager 413 Dairy Judg- ing I ,2, 3 gfafe Champions 313 Crops Judging , 43 Traclr I, 2, 3, 43 Soflball 2, 3, 43 Professor How Could You 43 Annual Slafl 4 ISporIs Com- millee Chairman1, 'QQ wr' -:QU G ' Z i-09? 4' 'W' as 'ir ,g anne - Br ,,. yy.. nf. YYY' 1,311 .'.'fx Glorecx Grossmckle I-ual of pep, mixchievious end lofs of lun. Y-Teen 2, 3 lVice Presidenl 313 Sunshine 4 Uresidenl 413 A Dah Wifh Judy 33 Professor How Could You 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 D. A. R. Award 43 Ches- Iar Chaher Siaff 43 leveling: Staff 2 IProphecy ChairrnanI3 Librarian I, , 3, 4. hm Hammond A genlleman and worldly wise, a somebody in disguise. Hel Class Secrehry 33 Reporfer 43 Annual Slafl 4 lChairman oi Faculfyu CommiHeeI3 Baslralball I, 2, 3, 4 lCapfain 4I: Solfball l, Z, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Hi-Y 3. Iomes Lorrxson leIween lhe devil end Ihe deep blue sea. Annual Staff 4 lSnepshof Cornrniffee, Faculfy Commiffeei. Morms Poer Buck ix a llnavish lad, Ihus lo make poor females mad. Mixed Chorus 23 Boys Glee Club 23 Hi-Y 23 A Dah Wifh Judy 33 Professor How Could You 43 Presidenf of Clan 43 Sludenf Council 4 lpfllldlhfl: Grein Judging 33laslreIbalI 2, 3, 43 Sohball 2, 3. 43 Sludenl Manager 2, 3, 4, llflthll Anriual Sfalf 4 lAdverIisinq Commil- fee . Ehzobeth Gump A ring on fhe hand's vlorih Iwo on Qhe phone. Annual Slaff 4 llypinq. Clubsl3 Solo and Ensemble Conlesl 4' Band I, Z, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Y-Teen 2, 3 Ule- porfer 213 Sunshine 43 Chaxler Chal- fer Siafl 4 lEdiIor in ChielI3 4-H I, 2, 33 A Dah Wilh Judy 3 Deon Hcrpner The pelhx of glory lead Oo lhe grave. Annual Staff 4 linapshoi Cornrniffee, Chairrnanlg laslrefball Sfudent Manager 4. Bob L1ttlef1eld He who hafh lerqe leer, halh a Iarae understanding. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: F. F, A. I, 1, 3. 43 Annual Slafl 4 lClaxs HisforyI3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. Lloyd Re1ken Small lu? MigMy. Annual Slafl 4 fAdver9isinqlt Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Yraclr 1, 3, 43 Golden Gloves of I950. Dorsey Rhocxdes irrational, irresponsible, and irre- sist'bIe. Boys Glee Club 23 Annual Staff 4 iFacuItyI ICaIendarI. Anitcx Schroll 'Sne's neat and sweet from head to feet. Treasurer I, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glel Club 2, 3, 43 A Date With Judy 33 Professor How Could You 43 Yell Leader 3, 43 Pep Club 33 An- nual Staff 4 IChairman ol Senior Write Upl ITyping Committeel3 Y- Teen 2, 33 Sunshine 43 Chester Chatter Staff 4 ITypistl3 4-H I, 2, 3. Herbert Underwood If pretty girls be there, there I be aIso. President 33 Treasurer 23 Student Council IVice Presidentl 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Track I, 2, 33 Annual Staff 4 iAsso- ciate Edilorl3 Hoosier Boys' Slate 33 A Date With Judy 33 Professor How Could You 43 Math Contest 2. Lester W1ll1crms No need for an introduction3 ev- erybody knows me. Hi-Y 2, 3 i5gt. At Arms 3I3 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 43 Sofbtall I, 2, 3, 43 Boys Glee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 A Dale With Judy 33 Professor How Could You 43 Class Secretary 43 Anrsual Staff 4 lAdvertising Commit- tee . Mcxx Richard I like WOYKQ I can sit and look at it lor hours. Vice President 23 Bas- ketball 2, 33 Sottball 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Z3 lrack 3, 43 A Date With Judy 33 'rroiessor How Could You 43 An- nual Starr 4 IAdvertising, Chairmanl3 :ell Leader 4. Iomes Schumoker Better late than never, so I must have my mornings rest. Class Presi- dent I, Student Council I3 F. F. A. I, Z, 3, 4 ITreasurer 3, President 4I3 Hi-1 3, 4 ISecretary 3, Program Chairman 4l3 4-H I, 23 Basketball 2, 33 Softball 33 Livestock Judging I, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 4 Iiusiness. Manag- erl. Alvm Wlley Women are like elephants3 I like to look at them, but I would hate to own one. Entered I3 Basketball Z, 3, 43 Crops Judging 3, 43 Annual Staff 4 fLast Will I Testamentl ICaIendarl. Charlotte Wright FulI of wit and always makes a hit. Y-Teen 2, 33 Sunshine 4 ISecre- larylg Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ISecr-elary 3I3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 ikeporter 313 A Date With Judy 33 Professor How Could You 43 Paper Staff 4 rlArl Ed- ilorl3 Pep Club 33 Scholarship I3 4-H I. in v W' enior Cjfazifi zjvhfifory On the 30th day of August in 1947 forty intel- ligent freshmen ventured into Chester High School and started off with a bang. The group elected the following officers: President, Iames Schumaker, Vice President, Max Richards, Treasurer, Anita Schroll, Secretary, Mary Lois Fleck. The class sponsors were: Mrs. Von Ehr, Mrs. Allen, and Mr. Dilling. That year a new student, Alvin Wiley, entered our class. After a summer vacation we went back to school as sophomores, there were thirty-seven in our class that year. The officers elected were: President, Harold Frieden, Vice President, William Helvey, Secretary, Iim Hammond, Treasurer, Herbert Underwood. Sponsors were: Mrs. Lytle and Mr. Scribner. We had two class parties to remember our year by. In 1949 thirty-three juniors enrolled and elected officers for the year: President, Herbert Underwood, Vice President, Esther Frey, Secretary, lane Booch- er, Treasurer, Anita Schroll. That year we sold re- freshments at the basketball games and had a cake walk at the South Whitley game to make money. On April l4th a three-act play entitled A Date With Iudy directed by Miss Eshelman was pre- sented. Class rings, a rained-out weiner roast, and our Iunior-Senior Reception at Warsaw added fun to our junior year. Our sponsors were: Miss Eshel- man and Mr. Metzger. On August 29, 1950, thirty seniors gathered in the assembly for our last enrollment. The officers for the year were: President, Morris Poer, Vice Pres- ident, Norman Chamberlain, Secretary, Lester Will- iams, Treasurer, Anita Schroll. Our sponsors were: Mrs. Vandegrift and Mr. Smith. We had a class play Professor How Could You and we also sold magazines for trip money and set a new record in the magazine sales. Our trip, Ravelings, Baccal- aureate and Commencement, highlighted an event- ful year. Compliments of J. W. STRAUSS l SON Phone 93 North Manchester, Indiana FEEDS - - SEEDS - - COAL - - ICE Compliments of FRANTZ GROCERY LIBERTY MILLS, INDIANA Jai: 'lfliff Am! iifammf Wo, the seniors of 1951, will to the juniors the ability to get along with the teachers. We, the seniors of 1951, will to the sophomores our intelligence and good behavior. We, the seniors of 1951, will to the ireshmen spot remover to remove the green spots. We, the seniors of 1951, will to the faculty our quiet ways and our good looks. I, Don Bechtold, will my front seat in the study hall to anyone who wants it so they can slip in after the bell rings. l, Dora Betten, will my ability to chew gum in Mr. Dilling's classes and get away with it, to Nilah Cook. I, lane Boocher, will my ability to get along all day with one halt oi a Kleenex to anyone who thinks they can sniff their way through it. I, Norman Chamberlain, will my wavy hair to Dewayne Klutz. 1, Max Cunningham, will my ability to play the cornet to Tom Coon, so he will not get into trouble with Leck. 1, Carolyn Enyeart, will my girlish figure to Miss Eshelman and my good grades in deportment to Derwood Coe. I, Mary Fetters, will my jalopy to Ben Wright so Maxine won't have to make out so many tardy slips next year. I, Mary Lois Fleck, will my 3 years of yell lead- ing to anyone who can take criticism and has a good personality, and my curly hair to Bonnie Wiley and everything else that is lelt to myself. 1, Esther Frey, will my long finger nails to Mar- cus Frieden so he can fight off the girls in the future. I, Bonnie Frieden, will my shyness to Lulubelle Penrod and my A's in deportment to anyone who needs them. 1, Harold Frieden, will my bashfulness to my brother, Marcus. I, Ted Frieden, will my ability not to get lost in Indianapolis and to find certain people, to co-pilots Ted Spann and Russell Hapner. I, Doris Gibbs, will my baby clothes to Kay Bonam so that she will have some nice clothes to wear when she grows up. 1, Bob Graham, will my track shoes to Ierry Clark and my wicked wink to R. I. Renicker. 1, Glorea Grossnickle, being in sound mind, do hereby will my black 'hair to Betty Williams and my big black eyes to Red Heeter. Also my seat on Red's bus to anyone who can take his kidding. 1, Elizabeth Gump, will my ability to get A in deportment to Rose Ann Bucher and my place in band to anyone who will get a bang out of it. I, Iim Hammond, will my good conduct and good grades to that big boy in the seventh grade, Bob Leiter. l, Dean Hapner, will my civilian clothes to my brother, Russell, as I won't need them after May 31. I, Iim Larrison, will Bill Clarke a high chair and a pair of opera glasses to save his shoe soles. I, Bob Littlefield, will my good understanding feet to Gary Iackson. I, Morris Poer, will my seat in Derwood's Chevie to anybody who can change tires. l, Lloyd Reiken, will my Ford to Ben Wright so he won't have to walk home. l, Dorsey Rhoades, will my ability to get to school on time to Ted Spann. 1, Max Richard, will the rest of my conduct and behavior to Ben Wright as I think he will need it. I, Anita Schroll, being of sound mind, leave my ability to barely miss the bus every morning to any- one who has strong nerves. 1, Iames Schumaker, will my ability to walk with my head in a cooler atmosphere to Gary Min- iear and my waisteline to Wayne Dilling. I, Herb Underwood, hereby will my position on the basketball squad to the up and coming mighty all star, Iay Schilling. , I, Alvin Wiley, will my ability to get A's in de- portment to anyone who needs it. I, Lester Williams, will my Chevie to anyone who thinks he can keep it running a full week. Also my curly hair to my sister, Betty. 1, Charlotte Wright, will my Senior Cord skirt to some green-eyed underclassman. Compliments of The Farmor's Shipping Association ........ William Groninger, Manager House Phono 584W North Manchester Yard Phono 289 E F 5535 J I . . ,,,,,.,,. umm Melvin Speicher. Vice-Pres. Mary Ann Gugle, Treas. Iohn Warren, Reporter. Tom Airgood. Pres. Nancy Knapp, Sec'y. Cabsentl ya P V Row l Dorothy Airgoocl, Tom i gp. an 1 :55 1- hh . Airgood, Lee R. Augh- , f . ,qze I 'TT inbaugh, Iohn Bolling- ! M tg: .. i ...,,. Z er' Gary Bonamh L , wa ' Q ,Q L in Q- , .E 'l Z V Row 2 Bill Brandenburg, Dick X 1 3 ' L fc. E, - Q I rw SQ-CY. is I1 Brown, Elliott Cham- t t . W ze lg. as 1, , berlain, Derwoocl Coe, A in t f 5 .. Btn' Nilah cook. Sk I - . X ,+A' ky ,.,,, , up I, 3 4 V -.1 :F X tr . 6 , 'eoo 4 , t' Q, f '- ' ' wa A 1 lzuu lg , all ll, Row 3 Russell Coppes, Sara -fi' ' ' A ' Q Q.-fs-1 ' lane Felter, Mary Ann - ,N LQ7-at nppuuux R -3 . . , Gugle, Carol Gump, it ':'::'::' .. , L fu l V it W rf ,, V A in 1 Row 4 Russell Hapner, Bill Ex 1'-Vi 4- fr4,F'- ef' ': Keaffaber, Nancy B - if pgigge- U Q.. f Knapp, Carol Little- fgf ,pg ' 4 W . ,K . . f lqyb A XM by lleld, Barbara Meyer. a ff r I , w., A , , ,. zlllz ,.. X : 2 Row 5 lim MorriseY, Lulu- R l ' s- if QW - M Q belle Penrod, Herman B 'y A , , '.,' W. L. kt, x it Riteno ur, Charlene 'fl' i . L , Royer, Larry Schenkel. B 'st, ': I K ll L .N V LE A E y ' A5 Row 6 Emma lane Singer, 21,-Q fe- 3 V Q M y 2-of ,xx ,Q A . P'- ged hSpcmIi1,h Megvin L, Q A .- iw in-'lx peic er' O n Wi- V 'Xt to fi N -- , , L -. hart, Frances Under- , f - 3' ' wood. f , ,fr t Q ' B , 5: U 22 ... 4 4 - Row 7 Iohn Warren, Ben y Q N- , ggi 1 1 E ' Wright, Iesse Yentes. ,,.,,,,,' Y zz, ,, K A A Com pliments of Compliments ot WEIMER SOFT WATER CO., INC. North Manchester, Indiana Phone 73 WEIMER LOCKER CO., INC. North Manchastar, Indiana Bow l Bow 3 Row 5 Row 7 .b'0l9L 0ln0I'e UIFCQF5 Officers: Left to right: Bonnie Zimpelman, Vice-President, Wendell Meyer, Reporter, Barbara Schroll, President, lanet Watson, Secretary, Doris Bucher, Treasurer. Larry Baker, Gerry Barker, Alice Brubak- er, Doris Bucher. Row Z Iames Clark, Tom Coon, E r n i e Cripe, Norma Frey. Marcus Frieclen, Larry Frye, Paul Graham. Deloris Greer, Row 4 Lois Hapner, Connie Kaufman, W e n d ell Meyer, Larry Morford. Anna Mae Parker, Ioyce Parson, Gail Rit- enour, Barbara Schroll. Bow 6 Bob Sclriumaker, Char- lotte Smith, Max Tyn- er, Carol Walls. Ianet Watson, Bonnie Wiley, Leroy Young, Ronnie Zimpelman, George Zinsmeisfer. Compliments of BRUCE KRAMER COMPANY Compliments of PAUL A. BEAM quifable Life Assurance Socie ,ll'l!0l'Lfl'lllJ'l Llfffllferd Left to right: Phyllis Bechtold, Sec- retary, Dianne Landis, President, Nor- ma Colclesser, Reporter, Don Brown, Vice President, Max Frye, Treasurer. Upper right: Aileene Allen, Iimmy Baker, Marilee Baker. Row one: Phyllis Bechtold, Richard Bechtold, Kay Bonam, Don Brown, Shirley Brubaker. Row two: Galen Chamberlain, Gerry Coblentz, Norma Colclesser, Dean Cox, Max Frye. Row three: Anna Mae Helvey, Clarence Houser, Bob Keaffaber, Vio- let Kline, Caroline Kling. Row four: Ronald Kreider, Diane Landis, Michael Leckrone, Douglas Leiter, Carol Marshall. Row live: Esther Metzger, Bob Messer, Gerald Meyer, Barbara Miller, Iohn Morrisey. Row six: lulia Pottenger, Ierry Purdy, Richard Purdy, Dewayne Riten- our, Dwight Ritenour. Row seven: Edith Rowe, Franklin Rowe, lay Schilling, Beverly Schroll, Dick Shanahan. Row eight: Philip Snavely, Donald Vance, Patsy Walgamuth, Beulah Young. C pl 'r T Compliments of HOME WORK SHOP WESTERN AUTO STORE If W W N rfh M h ' o anc ester, Indiana PHONE 550M RALPH BAGOTT ighflz gracle CIGHTII GRADE - - F'rsl Row: Bobby Barker, Report- erg Anita Bollinger, Pose Ann Bucher, Phyllis Burkharl, Serrelaryg Charles Ca:ler, John Clark, Sandra Clark, SECOND ROW: No'ma Confng, Keifh Cook, Barbara Elkins, Maurice Fr'edew, Presidenlg Calherine Gemmer, Pal Grindle, Todd llalhaway, THIRD ROW: Leo Judy, Gary Jackson, Jarwes Klng, Shirley Krichbaum, Bill Leonhard, Treasurer: Sue Leonhardl, Mar'lyn Melzger, FOURTH ROW: Max Melzger, Edylhe Meyer, Vice-Presi- denlg James Meyer, Charles Miller, Ted Morford, Carol Farron, Helen Fenrod, FIFTH ROW: Lucy Robinson, l yIIis Rupley, Jack Sleighfer, Noel Yordy, Dick Zim- pclman, Charles Zinsmefsler, lAbsenI: Darrel Graffisl. 55211011 grail? SEVENTZI GRADE - - Firsf Row: Jackie Baker, Norman Baker, Dewayne Beery, Presidenfg Shelby lechlold, Tommy Bechlold, Clarence Beflen, Beverly Buckingham, SECOND ROW: Jerry Clark, Clifford Clouser, Max Cox, Phillip Fearnow, Carolyn Franfx, Leo Frieden, Carol Grossnickle, THIRD ROW: Joyce Grossnickle, Harold Hamman, Bobby Hapner, Sharon Hapner, Eugene Heel- er, Larry Jordan, Don Judy, FOURTH ROW: Gerls Kau- gars, Mara Kaugars, Marfha Kline, Dowayne Kluh, Rosalee Klulz, Pal Leckrone, Dorolhy Lefforge, Secrelary- Treasurer: FIFTH ROW: Bob Leiler, James Lilfle, Bar- bara Meyer, Gary Miniear, Ralph Penrod, Marilyn Prall, R. J. Renicker, SIXTH ROW: Sue Richards, Vice- Presidenlg Dick Runkel, Jane Schenkel, Tom Schumaker, Mary Ellen Snavely, Fannie Swiharl, Mary Lou Tyner, SEVENTH ROW: Kendal Waller, Belly Williams, Reporl- crg Dora Young, Jerry Zimpelman, lAbsenI: Jack Davis.l Complimenls of COLLETT MOBILE SERVICE Ph. l80 Norlh Manchesler, Indiana Complirnenls of DR. EDGAR D, WRIGHT, Velerinarian Ph. 587 Norlh Manchesfer, Indiana 6 'MW iv on D1 ex ...S Clzea fer gm :flea IIISS RUTH DILLVIAN, Grade l-Sle Am'ss, Terry Ayres, Karen Beery, Lois Bei Kay Bcrhlold, Kalhlecn Blocher, Richard I injcr, CHr'slfne Bollinger, Roger Bumge ner, Geneva Carier, Everell Cook, Ne Crfnq, J. R. Damron, L'nda Ford, Jin Grossnckle, Beverly lolamrnonds, Billy He cr, Susan Heclcr, Sue Houser, John H man, Larry Juday, Ba'ba Kauqars, Bi Leckron, Pafly Loff, Mark Melzqer, Ca lriiller, Slcphen Neher, Clark Niccum, Sie Reiff, Don Ruse, Linda Sands, Sandra Sch L'1d1 Sfwozk, Earl Singer, Jcrry Snapp, Pe S,'c'c5v:r, Mary Lou Sulherlfn, KISS, MARY LIFFCL, Grades 2-3-Ror Baker, Brunelle Bazzoni, Joyce Beery, Ja Bolinqer, Elhel Cook, Carolyn Coon, Ja Harlsough, Hilia Hauperl, Eddie Kli Kennelh Klfne, Carol Melzger, Michael M ger, Vicki lx'l.lIer, Becky Myers, Jimmy Pc Jane? Purdy, Judifh Royer, Deloris Si lvforrls Sles, Ualbara Sioops, l:si'her Tay Elclyn Taylor, Jimmy Uller, Kalhy Wal Lavonna Juday, Bonnie Leckron, Dean Mi ger, Wilmer Melzger, David Monroe, C n.e Q'rrd.'.:an, Gary Nordman, Janet Parl John Paul, Gene Ruse, Larry Sloul, Eve Walls, Kay Mfaller. MRS. MARY KREAMER, Grades 344-Jw Baker, Leon Bazzoni, Bobby Bechlold, Mo Blocker, Anila Burkharl, Charlolle Chamk lain, Larry Cox, Rebecca Damron, Carroll l mer, Karin Faudree, Teena Gieqold, Robe l-laminonds, Lfnda Lefforge, Janice All Becky Ayres, Janel Badslcey, Linda Bal Marcea Brandenburg, Ronald Brandenbu Rachel Cook, Lowell Emerick, Gene Hapr Charles Harper, Jane Hippensfeel, Ji l-Iippensleel, Pearl Kline, Marlha Merl Richard Miller, Roger Miller, Janel Morfc Sharon Meyers, Belh Neher, Todd Richal Sandra Shock, Max Taylor, Devon Zim: man, Julia Uller. MRS. LAVOHN THRUSH, Grades 5- Mary Evelyn Blocher, Karen Bowen, Laur Brandenburg, Glenna Brubaker, Jane? BL ingham, Tilus Chamberlain, Linda Cll Alonda Ford, Nancy Hauperf, Donald l forge, Marilyn Joy, Joan Lofl, Eldon M4 ger, Marvin Melzger, Rosemary Miller, D ny Nordman, Kay Richards, Wayne Sing Jimmy Speicher, Saundra Sloops, Janel B er, Tommy Baker, Jerry Badskey, Ka Bollinger, Jerry Carler, Merrill Chamberli Danny Hammond, Jackie Halhaway l gradel, Gary Joy Judy Leonhard, Mary J- Merkle, Carolyn Melzger, Ronald Miller, nene Meyers, Sharon Neher, Jim Shanah Joe Walls, Junior Wirsing labsenl Rex P cum, 3rd grade.l ofidvrfy 2 0l'Ulfl 7 Wil., ,Sa ZW. LIBERTY MILLS, Grades I-2-3-MRS. labscnll, Charles Cordill, Keaflaber, Jimmie Marvel, AULINE ULREY, al Judy, Nancy :berl Robinson, Larry Snep, Jesse Spencer, ennelh Taylor, Richard Warren, Norvel 'adley, Sandra fa Jean Robinson, Rulh Ann Shepherd, ancy Snavely, Judy Coldren, Peggy How- 'd, Billy Snepg Grades 4-5-6, MRS. MAY Bradley, Cynlhia Howard, NEHART, Herberl Bradley, Norma Helvey, au Jean Howard, Jerry Judy, Linda Mor- sey, Anila Spencer, Dennis Andrews, Ger- dine Bradley, Laymon Howard, Ann Keaf- ibcr, Gary Keaffaber, Jo Ann Landis, Jessie obison, Carl Taylor, Max Cordill, Tommy elvey, Janie Robison, Efhel Shepherd, Rose ae Shepherd, Larry Slackhouse, labsenl, Sue raham, Sfh. grade, Susanna Cordill, blh. radel. Servia. Grades l-2-3, MRS. lMO- ENE GAEBLER, Nina Brubaker, Karen Jnch, Camilla Fearnow, Fay Gibbs, Donald Cover, Larry Kabal, Donna Klull, Philip leyer, Slanley Beery, Slephen Briner, Sleven earnow, Carolyn Hippensleel, Carl Kluh., amos Krichbaum, Jane? Leiler, John Meyer, larilyn Miller, Paul Niccum, Kalhy Perry, :sis Ulrey, Larry Hauperl, Mary Hoover, 'loria Keaffaber, Karen Krichbaum, Dickie larshall, Todd Wallers, Grades 4-5-6, MRS. IARTHA FRUIT, Terry Kabal, Junior Fear- Jw, Roberl Hippensleel, Janice Marshall, 1irley Scribner, Pally Shanahan, Larry Yen- es, Evelyn Bellen, David Brubaker, James levenqer, Becky Hiner, Judy Jordan, Mar- arel Klulz, Roger Tale, Mike Walfers, Le- ind Beery, Verlinda Clevenqer, Billy Hip- ensleel, Lowell Hoover, Slanley Hoover, andra Marshall, Richard Miller, Ronald liley. New Salem. Grades l-2-3, MRS. OPAL VANS, Larry Bechlold, Terry Bechlold, Bon- ie Hamman, Faye Houser, Nancy Lewis, elly Lillle, Edilh Mellqer, Roberl Parke, achel Penrod, Donald Radabauqh, Barbara iggers, Paul Sleighler, Marilyn Sleele larvin Allen, Thomas Beaver, Jerry Bechlold, erry Boocher, Gary Houser, Richard Liffle, ean Lilflefield, Vernon Prall, Bonnie Prough, :hn Renx, Edward Riggers, Leroy Rineharl, arlene Theobald, Slephen Ulrey, Douglas oughl, Sallie Beaver, Belly Parke, Max lelzger, Jane Renz, Mary Shanahan, Lugene homes, David Ulrey, Grades 4-5-6, MRS. MY BORMUTH, Freida Allen, Susan Lewis, eler Miniear, Donna Sleighfer, Ned Yordy, ulher Allen, Max Colclesser, Bealrice Lillle, anice Prall, James Renl, Gloria Hack, osalie Holloway, Gloria Houser, Shirley aufman, Palricia Lewis, Shirley Lilllefield, arol Parke, Kennelh Prafl, Rosalie Rineharl, ernon Schroll, Nelson Zinsmeisler, M sm 4 1 K, 1 f -V - V , , A ,gf I w. ? 'Q , X .,, , 5 I 'Q Y 1 -' L , 'a' , of -, , , ,wi 113K ik tllt, f . an in V ..,. M ., A :E J . V : I . :Ee I -V , 4 Y ,,.. Q . , 6 , .. .. , r lyiyfw-vvxxwggik M K v Q I a , V Na? J ,, Qqsq ,. ,,... 4 . , - r - - I wi 47 f ,Q-, '.. s . sir R ei 'S 41 T I .-. ng A -s',r-1 ' A ' iw fl' .. - ' J il 1 T 2 ' ' .V - , - ' ' l' www N: iv ., E , ts 4 K ,TLA I r J Y iii A f S N -M' I' 1' L. '-IJ' .fT C'r ra 124 w. -32 fr' - W, 2 N,,,,,,Q,g I . K V J gg: ,qby 5, J ,',,,, ., ,,.i: Q is E., ,Z ZI: Ev, .,,,.,,hA ,,, 'inn ' ' J l : 5. ,E ..,., . J - .. .K , A- - ',-- : f V , s w ,. - r' I Q. I., 3 V ,4 4 . 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B, SCHROLL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 57 Norih Manchesler, Indiana Insurance ol all kinds Coach Doe Faudree it Doe has been coach since 1945 and in that time under his calm leadership Chester has won 3 Four Way Tourneys, 4 County Tourneys, 2 Sectionals and one Regional. Z?ClffLQt6Cl f W ,z'...,1.,. Anita, Mary Lois and Max have led the cheering section lor the past year by doing hand springs, back bends, and cart Wheels. Mary has been a leader for three yearsg Anita, two years, and Max, one year. I750-5l TEAM We Opp. Linlawn M... ee, 50 3l Central ,..,,,, ,... 3 7 39 Clear Creek ,, ,e .eee 59 40 Laketon ,.,.,,. .W 57 38 LaFontaine .Y ee- 58 4I Lagro ee. e.. ,W 54 46 Bippus ,,,,,, -Y ,. 43 34 Silver Lake ,,,,,..,,.,, .,,, 5 9 58 State School tor Deaf H, ,,,. 46 45 Humfngton Twp. ,,,. , .,.. 40 46 Akron . ..,,.,, ,,,. . ,.,. 7 7 47 Central ee. A ee, 54 49 Urbana ,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,, . ,.. ,.,, .,,, 5 I 34 The Second team has a record of ot 4 iuniors, I sophomore and 7 freshmen. The team had a total of 897 points, ponents scored 78I with an average ot 43.4 Record TEAM We Opp. Pierceton ,, , , .,,., ,, , 49 47 Roann ,,,, , .s,,, ,,,, , , 35 49 South Whitley Iovertirnel .e Y 58 57 4'Way Tourney Roann Iovertimel . ., , , 4l 42 Laketon We .. .. , 40 38 County Tourney Laketon ,,..e. . bl 3' Laqro H 53 53 Roann ,, ,,.,. , , 43 45 Sectional Tourney ' 5l 4l Chippewa ..ee..,. , ,, 45 57 Roann , H. .,.,.,, e.., . ..,.. - ..- ll wins and 5 losses. The team is made up an average ot 47.7 per game while the op- per game. .9rlenfihcafion for paw' 29 Cheer Leaders: Anita Schroll, Max Richards, Mary Lois Fleck. Players Ilett to rightl First Row: We 1dell Meyer, Leroy Young. Second non: Mel- vin Speicher, Derwood Coe. Third Row: Norman Chamberlain, Jim Hammond, Lester Williams. Fourth Row: Alvin Wiley, Morris Poer. Fifth Row: Herbert Underwood. Student Managers: Bob Graham, Deaw Hapner. Compliments ot COILENTZ lr SON, SALES 8 SERVICE Allis-Chalmers - - + New Idea SALES lr SERVICE Identification, First Row: Norman Chamberlain, Le- roy Young, Coach Faud- ree, lim Hammond. Back Row: Herb Under- wood, Derwood Coe, Mor- ris Poer, Lester Williams, Alvin Wiley, Wendell Meyer, Melvin Speicher. Phone IBFI4 Liberty Mills, Indiana 28 A Wx X - ' Rim 1 X wwf: k,.v'ksSk.f Qx.w-- . Y X Q Q . X N1 x Q-gi -f :X x U K Q V - 'sv .- x X 1 yqfwdf K K M f fgx N X M S I iw xx X .1-.Q - N, Ls Yin- wiv , ,QQ M. X S X N EN K xx X X g X X w X S :gb N is i 5 M 53 af L 4 'I 7 nif- x fy., xy .MJ- , ,V --v 3 I : I, . ,, 1132 ... ,-,Sz . -f ' .Q ff , K ,- ..,, X xl X ww, A- ivv' vs ' ' 4 A-ASAY' 4 1 JUK ,ht if ' ,Avy I MZ ,.-' ML raw 4 -my f 'Q 21. 115 16 m. Qi 's Mfll pf' SPONSORED BY ROLLIN SMlTH'S HEATING AND SHEET METAL WINKLER - - OIL BURNERS - - LENNOX 30 PCOIIJ jflllfl Fronl Row: Ernesf Cripe, Max Frye, Clarence Houser, Jay Schilling, Sec- ond Row: Jim Morrisey, Don Brown, Mike Leckrone, Don Vance, Bill Keal- faberg Back Row: Bob Graham, Slud' enl Managerg Russell Hapner, Russell Coppes, Jim Baker, Dean Hapner, Sludenf Manaqerg Coach Doe Fau- dree, jl'6JAI7lClll Pull! Fronl Row: John Morrisey, Jay Sfhillinq, Gerald Meyer: Second Row: ffoach Pele Faudree, Dean Cox, Philip Snavely, Dick Bechlold, Ronald Kreiderg Back Row: Bob Messer, Bob Ks-aflaber, Don Vance, Max Frye, Dick Shanahan. F. jefllll Fronl Row: Bill Leonhard, Bobby Barker, Larry Jordan, Noel Yordyg Second Row: Tom Schumaker, Jerry Zimpelman, Coach Paul Faudree Dewayne Beery, Eugene Heelerg Back Row: Charles Carler, Sludenl Mana- qerg Todd Halhaway, James Lilfle, James Kling, Dick Zimpelman, Jack Sleiqhfer, Leo Judy, Sfudenf Mana- ger. Group Piclure, Firsr Row: Underwood, Chamberlain, Graham, No 'Qi-0 Ns Ss 1 '3 i s W ' Q Taffy W I - 1' - 0 1 XJ f? A f COACH PAUL Pere FAUDREE 0 f ll Individual piclures, Firsf Row: Jim Morrisey, Norman Chamberlain, Jim Hammond, Bob Graham, Max Richards. Second Row: Melvin Speicller, Morris Poer, Bill Keallaber, Derwood Coe, Wendell Meyer, Third Row: Lesler Williams, Herb Underwood. Morrisey, Meyer, Second Row: Richards, Keaffaber, Hammond, Aughin- bauqh, Brown, M. Frye, Houser, Leclrrone, Back Row: Coach Faudree, L. Frye, Williams, Poer, Speicher, Coe, Bollinger, Balmer, Coon. Chesler is indeed lorlunale in having a spacious play ground. During fhe summer of I950, Iighls were added lo lhe soflball diamond which had recenlly been conslrucfed. Wilh this proiecl as a beginning, il is hoped lhal olher addilions will be made in order fo accommodale lhe people or our community in various lypes of recreafion. The Chesler High School Soflball Team of l950 was one of lhe be'ler reams in Wabash Counly. The seven seniors formed lhe backbone of The varsily squad, however, lhey relied heavily on lhe juniors and sophomcres lor assisfance. Good pifching by Richards and Meyer and hillinq by Poer, Coe, and Hammond lealured lhe Panlher ailack. Complimenfs of JACK HAMMOND'S BARBER SHOP Norlh end oi Wayne Slreei on Slave Road I3 31 Pele, as lhe boys all call him, was sollball coach lor lhe season of '50. This year in a summer league Chesler won 5 and losl 3 games. Afier lhe school year slarled, Chesler had a 5 and 2 record. The games were rl as follows: Chesfer Sidney 5 Chesler Lalrelon 3 Chesler Cenfral 3 Chesler I5 Urbana I Chesler 8 Cenlral 4 lDedicafion ol new ball diamondi Chesfer 0 Roann 5 Chesler e 5 Chippewa 0 lMeyer's one hil gamel Chesler Reserves 7 Cenfral Reserves Z The following seniors will win lheir Iefvers wilh bars lhis year: Chamberlain, Graham, Underwood, Richards, Poer, Hammond, and Williams. The following boys will win lheir Ielfers for fhe lirsl lime lhis year: Bollinger, Swiharl, Baker, Houser, Morrisey, Kealfaber, Auqhinbaugh, Brown, and M. Frye. This ends The soflball season for I950. Courfesy of MYER'S IMPLEMENT SALES In SERVICE Ferquson Syslem PNDNE 725W Norfh Manchesfer, lndiana FIRST ROW: John Morrisey, Reiken, Meyer. SECOND ROW: Spann, Hapner, T. Frieden, Rhoades, Brandenburg, H, Frieden, Warren, Cripe, Richards. BACK ROW: Chamberlain, Williams, Meyer, Underwood, Poer, Coe, Speicher, Graham, Leckrone, Jim Morrisey, Coach PeTe Faudree. ijfalf The Track Team of l9SO meT some of The TouqhesT compeTiTion in The hisTory of The school. A fiTTy-liTTy season does noT express The qualiTy ol The PanTher's Cinder men. School records were broken by K. Bucher in me IBO yd, low hurdles, M, Speicher in The high hurdles, and Charles 5wiharT in The shoT puT, SwiharT was The firsT sTudenT of ChesTer To win a place in The finals of The STaTe Track MeeT. NoT only did he win 3rd place in The finals of The STaTe, buT he also seT records aT Kokomo, HunTinqTon, and Converse. His besT record was 5l TeeT 7 inches, The l95I Track Team will miss The sTellar performances ol K. Bucher, STanley Schnepp, and Charles SwiharT. We have a name To uphold in Track, and we hope The squad of l95l will also have a successful season. ldenTificaTion: MyrTle Rowe, Bobby Hapner, EdyThe Meyer. JUNIOR HIGH AND FRESHMAN CHEER LEADERS Bob Hapner, Edylhe Meyer, and MyrTle Rowe are The very elliciem yell leaders Tor our Jr. High and Freshman baskeTball Teams. The records ol The Teams have been good. The Three have worked hard and are inferior To The VarsiTy yell leaders only in size and aqe. CornplimenTs ol Complimerws ol BRADYS FEDEWA APPLIANCE STORE NorTh ManchesTer, Indiana Norlh Mar1chcsTcr, Indiana PHONE 806 32 K1 , in-or o S. 3 ' I 44 ,M f . 5 i i 1 A 'wiwwmmmy Q , .,.l -i Hifi' 4 Q 54, 'Y Q WM' if ,farm ' if I n - 1 :.a Q. V '1 y 1? LZ I. W 1 Q 1 1 f ' 1 .. n. I 5 . Nfw K Aw L Q I K, , , y, Aa -mega . X fs Z? - WYTEBL 1 f rg y, ' , l X K+ f N f -f T it f gf 7 0 A W K3 5 ji i Q.. 'fl If ,fl X 0 W! W wh 111111 N .MW I lllfm ' -Auf. Courfesy of HATHAWA Y'S GRILL nh. ' Courfssy of RAMSEY'S G ROCERY SOI E S 1h 34 Q A, ofi' 'H In 996,81 ' Couriesy of Couriesy of IVAN LITTLE HARDWARE STORE MARKS' DRUG STORE 35 pauezngj Sf cuul Oficerd First Bow: Mary Eetters, Bonnie Erieden, Her' bert Underwood, Norman Chamberlain, lim Schu- maker, lane Boocher, Anita Schroll. Back Bow: Mrs. Vandegritt tAdviserl, lim Home mond, Bob Graham, Ted Frieden, Dean Hapner, Max Richards, Don Bechtold, Glorea Crrossnickle, Esther Frey, Charlotte Wright, Mr. Smith, CAdviserI. Mr. Smith, Adviser, lim Schumaker, Business Manager, Norman Chamberlain, Editor, Herbert Underwood, Associate Editor, Mrs. Vandegritt, Ad- viser. The Staff consists of the chairmen of the various committees of Bavelings. It is the job of the Staff to see that the Write-ups are in on or before deadlines, The Officers compile, organize, and, in general, see that Bavelings is published. C pl e Is oI Compl YODER INSURANCE AGENCY BURNS BAKERY I d b N H1 M In I I d e Sure or anc 36 Clearer Cfraffer The Chester Chatter is a bi-weekly newspaper published by the ad- vanced typing class with Mrs. Vandegrift adviser of journalism and Mr. Dillina director ot production, Classes elect reporters to gather class news and other interesting items. Chwffr Claim llett to rightj Jane Boocher, assistant ed itorg Elizabeth Gump, editorg Dora Betten circulation managerg Charlotte Wright, ar' editor, Carolyn Enyeart, iokes editor: Mary Lois Fleck, sportsj Mary Fetters, specia features. Clara Claim pl'0fAlL'!i0ll F'rst Row: Bobby Barker, 8th, reporter Dora Betten, Esther Frey, sportsg Mary Lois Fleck, Mary Fettersg Anita Schrollg Jane Boo- cher, Second Row: Betty Williams, 7th. re- porter, Mrs. Vandegritt, Proot reader, Jin' Hammond, Ilth. reporterg Lulubelle Penrod Glee Club reporter, Elizabeth Gump: Caro Gump, Sunshine reporterg Carolyn Enyeart Charlene Royer, Mixed Chorus reporter, Mr Dilling, Sponsor, Elliott Chamberlain, Hi-Y reporter: John Warren, Ilth. reporter: Wen- dell Meyer, l0th reporter, Norma Colcles ser, 9th reporterg Glorea Grossnickle, ar editorg Charlotte Wright. Compliments ot Compliments at WALNUT SWEET BARBERSHOP F- W- SAWYER. 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FIFI'-l l.J-J: L l.,fr f.faL.:gc1', lllryllfs RQ :- liy, l...1ry Lou ly.1cr, lvl..r.1 liduqqrs CL1.licr.rc bcrnilcr, :Barbara Mlllur, l'clc.r l3nroLl, Bgululu Young, Vluyllrh Bechlolzl, Norma Colcleszcr, Myrllr: Rows, Barbara Meyer, Dlanrre Lun- Lr,,. J u n JA in cf FRST Rf. .'.': Anlla Schrull, Glurca Gruzsnlklrr, Clafolyrt Ezy':r.rI, l.l':,i- b:I'1 Cum-. S f'.iOlNlD IQO Char, lollc Smlllw, Hwrbar-1 Moyer, Lulubnllo l'cmrocl, Mary Los Flock, Emma Ja.1c wa A P .. 4,f,r, Lu or. y fxzr 'oJ4J, Amg Mm' L Parker, Gerry liurkrr, Co-w 'c Kaul- . .J X, Hmm e Vwlrlcy. THIRD RQJVI: Joyce f'.1r3on, Gal Rllcnour, C :rol walls, rllary Fcllers, l3o,1.r.e F: align Sara F.l ir, llxfsy Hack, Dors Such- cr, Delores Greer, Norma Frey. FJQ ylll llO.v': Charlene Ruyzr, Dua .,,l.:r1, N.lai1 Cook, U.1rb.:r..l Schroll, Lo: llavzzcz, Al.r..e Brubaker, Jann? lf wo 1, I-A553 Bowen, lvlrs. Vamlcrgrlrf, I-...ss L:l2olm.1:1. Fli fl. YIQJ: Mary In rw Gujlj C.1,ol Gump, Durfs Gbbs Islhcr Frey, June Bo rchcr K Q fsmzgm Cprlollc '.'rr..3l1l, C.1r.:I L?lrlel.l:lJ, l-laocy rimmf, Frarcos Und-rwfnj Lv . IJ Y x l' FlRST RONV: Paul Oralmm, Lloyd Reillcn, Bll llcarfalner, Jlm Morrlsoy, Y cwdfll lflfyszr, Marcus Frlcden, Lur- ry lvlorford. SECOND RONV: Tom Cuon, Harold Frfcden, James Schu- mnkcr, Larry Frye, Jesse Yenles, Lar- ry Schenkcl, Mr. Dflling. THIRD ROW l..l'olr Clnzmbcrlaln, Ernesl Crips, Bill l7,':'il z'burg, Lee Ray Auqhlnbaugh, Hob Schumaker, Ronald Zimplemqn, Bob Graham, Mr. Clarke. FOURTH ROVNJ Mr. Mcliqcr, John Warren, Torx-rovd COD, Bob Lilllcfleld, Mel- vln Spciclwer, Max Ty.1cr, Larry Baker, Trwd Frleden. Courlesy of Courlesy of HALL'S DRUG STORE SARAH KELTON BROWNE 38 Leff fo righl: FRCNT ROW: Carol Gump, Lulubelle Penrod, Dorolhy Airgood, Emma Jane S'nger, Carol Lifflefield, Mary Ann Gugle, Charlene Royer. BACK ROW: Bill Keaffaber, Jesse Yenfes, Larry Schenkel, Ben Wriqhf Melvin Speicher, Tom Nrgood, Miss Eshelman. 7 UIILOI' Oh, Brofher! is a comedy bv Chrisfopher Sergei. The sfory lakes place in fhe Jones' home. Paul Jones, who is in love with Jane Willoughby, fries fo show his love by faking beaufifur pic- fures and developing them. Paul's firsf misfake is when his flash powder explodes and fhe Willoughby living room burns, plus Mrs. Willoughby being blinded by fhe smoke. Yes, and Jane, Paul's girl has her eyebrows singed. Junior, Paul's brofher, and Lilah, Junior's girl friend, don'l help Paul, only fo gef him info more frouble. Junior's kilchen cleanser, ruins Mr. WiIloughby's beaufiful camera. Yes, and Junior's D. D. T. chicken feed fhaf Paul sells kills hundreds of chickens. raul lands in iail. aul's fallle' and Mr. Willoughby gel info a fighf because Willoughby has ordered crazy hafs fo sell al The Willoughby sfore where Mr. Jones works - - buf nof lor long - - Willoughby fires Paul's fafher. Mr. Jones never has a kind word for anyone, especially nof for his son, Paul, or fhe maid who he ac- cuses of poisoning fhe food. There is iusf one confinuous mix-up unfil Paul finally proves fo Jane and her fafher, Mr. Willoughly lhal he doesn'f al- ways lie, cheal or sfeal in order fo have money fo buy his besf girl colces, marshmallow sundaes and ielly sandwiches. Wifh fhe help of Paul's mofher, Jack Willoughby, Mrs. Willoughby, PauI's sisfer, Mary, and even fhe Cop, lhe comedy has one laugh alfer anofher. QHLOI' PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU! Vicky Randolph was on her way fo Professor Keafs Perry's home l apologixe fo him for throwing an ink boffle af him in his class. While sh is waifing for him, she overhears him felling his friend, John Applebi fhaf he has been offered fhe dean-ship of The college providing he ge' married. Vicky apologized all righf, bul she has a fiendish plan formin in fhe back of her mind. Valerie Whifman, who has a repufafion for ge fing her man, is Vicky's choice in fhe race lo become fhe professor wife. Grandma Perry chooses Toofsie Bean, a plump spinsfer and marvelous cook, fo gel fhe professor and John puls his money on Priscill Morely, his secrefary, Grandpa isn'f felling who his choice is, buf he sure his candidale will win. Things become very complicated and finally Keafs has lo make choice from fhc fhree girls. Despife fhreafs from Toolsies big brofhe Bufcher Boy, and lhe appearance of his previously unheard of wife, Lulu he discards all rhe candidafes and chooses Vicky. Everyone is well salisfie flzough. Boggins, fhe buller, falls in love wifh Toolsie and her cooking John chooses Priscilla, and Valerie decides she didn'f wan? fo gef ma ried anyway. Grandpa has fhe las? laugh, because he had his money bel o Vicky all fhe fime. Standing leff fo righf: Mrs. Vande- griff, fhe direcforg Mary Lois Fleck, Vicky Randolph, Anffa Schroll, Valerie Whifmang Charlofle Wrighf, Priscilla Morelyg Roberl Graham, Bulcher Boy Bean: Herberf Underwood, John Appleby fLulu, Keafs' ofher wifelq Paf Leckrone, Lulu's daughferg Doris Gibbs, Toofsie Bean: Morris Poer. Boggins, fhe buflerg Jane Boocher, Grandma Perry, Glorea Grossnickle Prompferg Lesfer Williams, Grandpa Perry. Seafed lefl fo right: Kay Bonam. Lulu's daughfer, Max Richard, Profes- sor Keafs Perry, Bobby Hapner, Lulu's song Noel Yordy, anofher of Lulu's sons. Complimenfs of THE HECKMAN BINDERY BOUND TO PLEASE Norfh Manchesfer, indiana diana! ana! Wajoreffed Upper Left: D. Vance, Snare Drumg E. Gump, Bass Drum, B. Meyers, Snare Drumg Upper Right: T. Airqood, Trombone: D. Air- good, Trombone, B. Keaflaber, Trombone, M, Frieden, Trombone, M. Cox, Baritone, R. Fenrod, Tromboneg M. Fleck, Baritone: Left Center: Comets, C. Littlefield, M. Leckrone, N. Knapp, W. Meyer, P. Bechlold, M. Cun- ningham, D, Cox, T. Coon, Upper Right Cen- ter: Clarinets, M. Speicher, J. Warren, C. Gump, P. Hack, B. Schroll, S. Leonhardt, G. Chamberlain, E. Meyer, M. Pratt, R. Bucher, C, Marshall, C, Smith, B. Williams, Lower Right Center: P. Leclrrone, French Horn, D. Gibbs, French l-lorng C. Grossnickle, French Horn, R. Hapner, Sousaphoneg B. Wright, Sousaphoneg Lower Left: J. Vlatson, Alto-Sax, G. Jackson, Alto-Sax, G. Coblenfl, Tenor Sax, B. Wiley, Baritone Sax, C, Miller, Allo- Sax, J. Meyers, Alto-Sax, Lower Right: B. Schroll, Bassoon, L. Fenrod, Oboe, J. Gross- nicltle, Flute. At the lett of the bottom ol the paae is Mr. Leckrone whose superior directing has led the band to State honors several times. There are 45 members in the senior band under the direction ol Harold Leckrone. Two concerts were aiven durina the school year. They participated in The District Contest at New Haven. A number ol our members participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest at Kokomo in February. They marched at all the home ball aames, The band also took part in the All County Band Festival in March. Four senf iors completed their tour years ot band successfully and received sweaters. They are: Elizabeth Gump, Mary Lois Fleck, Doris Cribbs, and Max Cunnina- ham. The maiorettes have done an excellent iob in leadina our band at the ball aames, We hope to see them back next year. They are from left to riaht: Mary Ann Guale, Lois Hapner, Barbara Schroll, Doris Bucher, and Gerry Barker. 40 1, M r - L' 5 5' 1 ff :fm A W' .4 'ff Ak, hiv V f W 5 , V., 2 Zzf M ' F1 ' Am .,iR1y'w?s ,, 4 if ,. , A fx. ,.- if J, x g , x , N 'fZr,,:5 Qf ldeniificaiicnz Front Row: DeWayne Beery, Maurice Frieden, Dianne Lan- dis. Back Row: Barbara Schroll, Mr. Smith, Advisor, Tom Airgood, Morris Poer. .sjfuclenf Counci The Chester Student Council consists of the presidents of the classes and is affiliated with the National Association of Student Councils and the State Association of Student Councils. The Chester Council met twice monthly to dis- cuss, recommend, and aid in the promotion of activ- ities to improve the school. clurariarw Student librarians utilized throughout the seven periods oi the school day help keep books, news- papers and magazines in circulation in the library. Chester has added up to date reference books in addition to a wider choice of fiction books. Idenfiicafion: Seaied: Glorea Gross- nickle, Lulubelle Penrod. Standing: Mary Fefters, Barbara Miller, Mrs. Vandegriff, Esther Frey, Dora Betten, Alice Mae Brubaker. Compliments of FRANTZ AGENCY INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE - FARM LOANS Compliments of GOODMAN'S APPAREL I35 E. MAIN .,,,, gr, cm Sealed: Bill Keallaber, Lee Aughinbauqh, Richard Purdy, Larry Morlord, Herman Rifen- our, Miss Bowen, Slanding: Dick Shanahan, Jerry Purdy, Larry Schenkel, Jim Morrisey, Roberl Gra- ham, Jesse Yenfes, Roberl Lilflelield, Russell Coppes, Tom Airqood, Melvin Speicher. Z Q s GAT Sealed: Lulubelle Penrcd, Dcrolhy Airgood, Carolyn Enyearl, Dora Bellen, Eslher Frey, Jane Boocher, Palsy Hack, Carol Lilllelield, l-lary Fleck, Sara Jane Feller, Emma Jane Singer, Slanding: Nilah Cook, Nancy Knapp, Anifa Schroll, Mary Ann Gugle, Charlene Royer, Gloria Grossnickle, Carol Gump, Elizabefh Gump, Charlolle Wrighl, Mary Fellers, Bonnie Frieden, Miss Bowen, jffjllflflll U lllfl OIYI OPP gm mr Sealed: Charlofle Srnifh, Kay Bonam, Carol llarshall, Bonnie Wiley, Carolyn Klinq, Aileene Allen, Phyllis Bechlold, Janel Walson, Gerry Barker, Anna Mae Parker, Barbara Schroll, Gerry Coblenfl. Slandinq: Joyce Parson, Gail Rilenour, Eslher Mellger, Dianne Landis, Norma Colclesser, Anna Mae Helvey, Myrlle Rowe, Deloris Greer, Lois Hapner, Norma Frey, Barbara Miller, Beulah Young, Marilee Baker, Alice Mae Brubaker, Beverly Schroll, Doris Bucher, Palsy Walgamulh, Julia Polfenger, Shirley Brubaker, Miss Bowen, A'L'lj vnu Sealed: Larry Morford, Richard Purdy, Em- ma Jane Singer, Palsy Hack, Charlolfe Wrighl, Mary Fellers, Elilabelh Gump, Car- olyn Enyearl, Bonnie Frieden, Mary Fleck, Lulubelle Penrod, Sarah Jane Feller. Znd. Dora Bellen, Anila Schroll, Jane Boocher, Jerry Purdy, Herman Rifenour, Jim Morrisey, Max Cunningham, Tom Coon, Dick Shanahan, Dean Cox, Don Vance, Glorea Grossnickle, Eslher Frey, Doris Gibbs, Miss Bowen. 3rd. Nilah Cook, Nancy Knapp, Carol Gump, Charlene Royer, Bob Keaffaber, Bob Graham, Lee Ray Auqhinbauqh, Melvin Speicher, Tom Airgood, Roberl Lilllefield, Russel Coppes, Jesse Yenles, Wendel Meyer, Larry Schenkel, Bill Keaflaber, 334. The F. F. A, is a nalional or- qanizafion of high school boys w..ose purpose is lo discuss beller tarming melhods and improvemenfs. The vocalional agricullure leacher, Mr. Scrib- ner has done much lo develop leadersh.p among lhe lulure iarming oi Chesler Township. F.rsl Row: Mr. Smilh, E. Chamberlain, D. Cox, G Chamberlain, P. Graham, Mr. Scnbner. 2nd row: M. Frieden, J. Schilling, N. Chamberlain, L. Morlord, L. Schenkel, H. Frie- den, J. Schumaker, T. Frieden, 3rd row: B. Schumaker, Bill Keaffaber, M. Cunningham L. Aughinbauqh, D. Shanahan G, Zinsrneisler, E. Cripe, Bob Kealfaber. 4lh row: M. Speicher, B L'lflelieId, M. Tyner, B. Gra- ham, H. Rilenour, J. Yenles, L. Frye. M 4-JJ The girls 4-H is an energelic group inleresled in many proiecls wh'ch will be useful ln l-o'ne bu'Iding. Among lhese are proiecls in baking sewing, canning, food prepar- aliow and room improyemenl. ldenlificalion: Isl row: J. Meyers, S. Neher, J. Leonhard, K. Bolinger, C. Melzger, K. Bowen, M. Joy, J. Loll, M. J. Merkle, R. Miller, L. Brandenburgh. 7nd row: B. Williams, R. Klulz, D. Young, D. Leflorge, J. Grossn'ckle, M. Snavely, J. Schenkel, N. Coning, P. Grin- dle, L. Penrod. B. Wiley. 3rd row: A. Bollnger, A. Hel- vey, S. Leonhardl, B. Schroll, A. Brubaker, S. Feller, G Rilenour, N. Frey, C, Walls, B. Meyer. 4lh row: C. Marshall, J. Pol- lenqer, M. Mellger, R. Buch- er, B. Elkins, S. Krichbaum, E. Meyer, P. Burkharl, S. Clark llrs. Lylle, sponsor. 5?h row: H. Penrod, D. Gibbs, E, Frey, E. Gump, C. Royer. P. Hack, P. Bechlold, A. Al- len, B. Young, C. Lilflefield oyJ 4-A The 4-H is a nalional organ- izalion for lhose inleresled in rural aclivilies, The members are enrolled in beef, dairy. swine, poullry, garden, corn and rabbi? proiecls, ldenlificalion: Isl row: L. Morford, G. Joy J. Shannahan, R. Miller, J. Badsliey, B. Leonhard, M. Frieden, J. Carler, C. Miller, T. Morford, J. Meyer, T. Schumaker. 7nd row: L. Aughinbauqh, M. Frieden, J. Schilling, E. Chamberlain, D. Cox, P. Gra- ham, D, Beery, M. Cox, 6. Miniear, J. Zimpleman, N. Yordy. 3rd row: B. Schumalrer, B. Keaffaber, M. Cunningham, G. Chamberlain, W. Meyer D. Shanahan, E. Cripe, B. Keaffaber, D. Vance, Mr. Scribner, sponsor. 4lh row: M. Speicher, B. Lilllelield, B. Messer, D. Zim- pleman, B. Graham, L. Schenlrel, H. Frieden, J. Yen- les, L. Frye, T. Frieden. FRED E McCLURE 8: SONS FULL OF PEP FEEDS PHONE 529 NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA oliuwfoclf ju clging clam The Livesfoclr leam lied wffh Lalre- lon lor lirsl in The counly, were iirsi in lhe Dislric? and were l9lh in ihe Roundup al Purdue. They lied for 20fh in Ihe Slale conlesl. They placed second in the l95O-5l Counfy confesl and will compele al Berne, April 24. Lell fo righl: James Schurnalrer, Harold Frieden, Mr. Scr'bner, Marcus Fricden, Ronald Mellger. rolls juclging 0am The Crops Judging Team placed Znd. in The Couniy and l0lh, in lhe Disfricf. AY The Counly as individuals Melvin Speicher placed 3rdg Max Cunningham placed Bfh, and Alvin Wilev placed I01h, A1 The Dislricl The Oeam placed l0fh. The Team consisfed of Max Cunningham, Alvin Wiley, Bob Liffle- field and Larry Schenlrel. The Team for l95U-5l placed 2nd in The Counly. As individuals Bob Graf ham placed Zndg Melvin Speicher placed Slh. Lefl lo righf: Melvin Speicher, Bob Lilllelield, Larry Schenlrel, Alvin Wi- ley, Mr. Scr,bner. p0ll Arg gurl? ing cam The Poullry Judging Team placed lsl in the Counfy. As individuals, Alberl Simms and Larry Morford fied for Znd. place and Ted Frieden Slh. Al lhe Dislricl lhey placed Jrd. and as individuals Ted Frieden placed Isl. and Alberf Simms l0lh. Al Purdue fhey placed l2lh. As an individual Jesse Yenfes placed 7fh. in poullry iudging and bfh. in egg iudging. Al The Slale Fair Yhey placed l7lh. The Poulfry Team lor l950-Sl placed lsf. in The Counfy. As individuals, Larry Frye placed lsr., Bob Keaiiaber Ind., Norman Chamberlain Mh. and Mal Tyner 7lh. Lefi to righl: Larry Frye, Ted Frie- den, Jesse Yenies, Mr. Scribner. Cornplimenfs of Comphmenys of O. K. BARBER SHOP REIFF RADIO AND TELEVISION Norih Mancheshr, Indiana 5,-,LES AND 5ERvICE .Qafe Cjlzamyoion airy judging K . airy juclging eam Through the untiring efforts and persistence of Mr. Scribner another one of his judging teams came through as a vic- tor. This was the first time in tour years that the Dairy ludg- ing Team had gotten through the County contest. Mr. Scrib- ner still worked with the boys and it paid, because the team went to the State contest and won it. Mr. Scribner's teams have won several State contests be- fore at other schools and also here at Chester. Congratulations to Mr. Scrib- ner and his team. CHESTER DAIRY TEAM CHAMPIONS A dairy iudging team from Ches- ter township won first place at the Indiana State Fair last week. Classes iudged were Jersey, Guernsey, Hol- stein and Brown Swiss, and reasons for decisions on Jersey and Guernsey. The possible score for each boy was 300. Chester was first with 842 points, Jay County was second with BSI, Tippecanoe 828, LaGrange 827, Ken- dallville 826, Putman county 82I and Elkhart county BI3. The Chester boys included: Rex Schilling, Max Schilling, Robert Gra- ham and Norman Chamberlain, Rex Schilling was high with 285 points and won a SI00 scholarship to Purdue University. Bob Graham was third with 282 points. The Chester team and Coach, Cecil Scribner, received desk pen sets, the team received a purple championship ribbon, and Rex Schilling and Bob Graham received ribbons as individuals. The team will receive S200 to pay expenses to the national contest at Waterloo, Iowa, in October. REFRESENTED INDIANA IN DAIRY JUDGING A Chester Township dairy iudging team, representing Indiana, partici- pated in the national dairy cattle iudging contest at Waterloo, Iowa, October 4, and won a silver emblem, an award for second division winners, The position of the teams, except by classes, was not announced. Califor- nia, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan, Minne- sota, Oregon and Tennessee teams placed in the gold emblem division. In the individual scoring, Rex. M. Schilling placed in the first of gold emblem divisions, Max D. Schilling in the silver emblem division, and Robert L. Graham received honor- able mention. Norman Chamberlain, the alternate, did not get to partici- pate, as only three members ot a team could enter the contest. The boys, accompanied by Cecil Scribner, their coach, left September 30, visiting the Brookfield Zoo in Chi- cago that day, and then stopping Monday at the Curtis Candy Com- pany farm at Carey, Illinois, to prac- tice iudge the dairy cattle on the farm. They returned home Saturday night. Compliments of Compliments of STUCKER'S STORE NORTH MANCHESTER DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. SHOES FOR LESS IIO5 No. Market Street 46 Juni' 'Wil ,,...vf-' K uJ riuem Elbert Locke, Wilbur Miller, Lloyd Heeter, Glen Keoffober, Harold Cripe, Poul Boker, Dorsey Metzger, Stewart Hippensteel. anifora Mr. Vcmce, Mrs, Vcmce C0065 Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Coblentz, Mrs. Beiqh, Mrs. Richards, Mrs, Iudy Compliments of PAT5Y'S BEAUTY BOX 47 RIS.. . if, .. - xx xzqi M M P? 7' J f W Q 'I F' ef ' X Tr't'g s 2, A Q ,F Ili ,ff 5'fwNw,Qf Fr V3 bww MM 09' fx VA 'igmmm' ll ll' Xi 'sg it 3 F I wif? I' x. x 'A' ' Q f sv I 2' sq , W x '4 N., Q Q! .Q ' 9 xt Plug 3f'a W -its ' r A bh- N '7 1 nl fa, 251- prop ec? The beautiful lady who rode the big white horse in the parade had fallen to the ground and after awaking, told this story of her dream of the Class of '5l. To start off, she said Bob Littlefield was the in- formation desk clerk for TWA. He seems to know the best route to Servia, Indiana. Speaking of airlines, Anita Williams, the former Anita Schroll, is a stewardess for TWA. lt seems she decided this when she found out Lester Williams was going in the airlines as a co-pilot. Dora Betten has received the great honor of becoming State Treasurer. It has been said that she obtained her experience from her high school career. And speaking of offices, Bonnie Frieden has been tackling the job of secretary to Dora in her job. Local businessmen include Max Cunningham. He is an embalmer for Bender's Funeral Home. Charlotte Wright is a local business woman. She has opened her own beauty shoppe in Man- chester. Glorea Grossnickle and Esther Frey have open- ed a branch of Mayo's Clinic in Hammond, Indiana. They received their training in Ft. Wayne at the Lutheran Hospital. It seems Alvin Wiley has invested wisely. He bought a 500 acre farm and it proved to be a very profitable investment. He obtained his farming knowledge as a student of agriculture under Prof. Scribner. Don Bechtold is in the farming business, too. He is in the livestock line. He has become known as Best Dealer Bechtold in Livestock. Mary Louise Fetters has finished her medical lab technician training and is now assistant to Dr. LaSalle of Wabash. Iames Schumaker has made himself a well known man in long distance trucking. He started out as a driver for Brown of Wabash but has advanc- ed so that he now has part ownership in the com- PUUY- Compliments of HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP BEAUTY IS A WOMAN'S GREATEST ASSET PHONE 789 50 p7'0l0A2Cy Max Richards has become famous too, at least to anyone buying a furnace. He is now head sales- man for Lennox and Winkler Furnace Company. He got his experience at Smith's Tin Shop in Manches- ter. Dorsey Rhoades, who also is in the trucking business, is an employee' of Brown of Wabash. Iim Larrison has definitely decided to take life easy. He has invented a new car chassis which he has been working on since high school days. He got the idea from tinkering around Heeter's Gar- age. Professional men from our class include Morris Buck Poer, who is the coach of the Chicago White Sox. He started out as their first baseman and has reached the coaching position. Also in this line is Herb Underwood. He is on Buck's opposing home team, The Chicago Cubs. He is their right fielder. Have you heard of the new Butcher Market in Servia? It seems Mrs. Kenneth Bucher, the form- er Carolyn Enyeart, and Mrs. Max Bucher, the form- er Elizabeth Gump, have found out it is a very suc- cessful business! lim Hammond has taken over the Snooker and has lowered his prices to do a booming busi- ness. His faithful assistant is Dean Hapner. Harold Frieden and Ted Frieden have gone in- to the hog and livestock business together. Harold is raising the hogs and Ted is raising the livestock, but their wives are raising the kids. Bob Graham and Norman Chamberlain have also joined ideas, if you can call their thoughts ideas. They are raising dairy cows and are having gallons of fun. Lloyd Reiken is the traveling salesman who stops at your door and asks, Can I show you any brushes, Ma'am? He has been employed by the Fuller Brush Company. lane Boocher and Mary Lois Fleck have given up completely. They are running a home for de- pressed old maids! Another medical professional is Doris Gibbs. She is head nurse at Wabash County Hospital. Her theme song is Nursie, Nursie, Come Over Here and Hold My Hand. 51 CQAIQCJQI' September 5, First day of school September 20, Dedication of Softball field September 21, Senior Skate September 28, Hi-Y Initiation September 29, Sophomore Party October 1, Freshman Skate October 4, Iunior Party October ll, Band Concert October 12, 4-H Skating Party October 20, Junior Fish Fry October 25, Senior Class Play, Professor How Could You October 30, Band Carnival November 3, Linlawn-There-50-31 November 10, Central-Here-37-39 November 11, Armistice Day November 15, Clear Creek-Here-59--40 November 17, Laketon-There-57-38 November 21, Senior Magazine Sales started November 22, LaFontaine-Here-58-41 November 22, Cake Walk at game November 23, 24, 25, Thanksgiving Vacation December 1, Lagro-54-46 December 4, Underclassman Picture Sales December 7, Senior Turkey Supper December 8, Bippus-Here--43-34 December 15, Silver Lake-There-59-58 December 16, State School for the Deaf-There-46-45 December 21, Huntington Twp.-There-40-46 December 22, Christmas Vacation Ianuary l, 4-Way Tourney at College Ianuary 2, School Resumed from Vacation Ianuary 5, Akron-There-77-47 Ianuary 10, End of First Semester Ianuary 11, 12, 13, County Tourney Ianuary 18, Annual Pictures Taken Ianuary 19, Central-There-54-49 Ianuary 26, Urbana-Here--51-34 February 2, Pierceton--There-40-47 February 9, Roann-Here-35-49 February 15, Started Annual Sales February 16, South Whitley-There-58-57 February 20, 21, 23, 24, Sectional Tourney February 28, Ended Annual Sales March 2, Senior Fish Fry March 7, Hi-Y Chili Supper March 23, Good Friday March 31, District Music Contest April 3, Wabash Track Meet-There April 6, Iunior Play April 10, Track Meet-Columbia City April 20, Twp. Music Festival April 28, Converse Relays May 6, Baccalaureate May 10, Commencement May ll, End of School Year May 13, Start on Trip 52 As You Leave The Q , 0 M W Ak Zh tY U Q qi I X ' X inn yr ' r A Wit 3 L le U 7 i . X' ln P , 1, 1 A Q' Q., 'V I 'Q' 'IW X l H' .,, X Il,, xv' 2 Q f yd x ' i-1-' - e individuals and firms listed at the bottom ot tho pages in this book and on the pages that follow. It is through their kindness and advertising that the fl Ravelings tor 1951 has been made possible. 53 Atkinson, Wayne Baker, Noah Baker, Paul Beam, Paul Big Four Elevator Bippus Farm Supply Bippus State Bank Bluffton Grocery Co. Bolan, Lloyd M.-Garage Bonnies Grill Brady Clothing Store Brady and Earnhart Brembeck and Son Browne, Mrs. Sarah Kelton Burkhart Poultry and Eggs Burns Bakery Butch's Cafe Carter Service Central Oil Co. Checkerboard Feed Store Chicago Transformer Clark's Log Cabin Cleveland Service Station Coast to Coast Store Coblentz and Son Coca Cola Colletts Service Station Community Center Co-op Elevator Co-op Lumber Co. Dairy Bar Davis Gift Shop Farmers Shipping Assn. Faudree Brothers Faurot's Grocery Fedewa Appliance Store Frantz Agency Frantz Lumber Co. Frantz Mobile Gas Freeze Iewelry Frieden, Harm and Sons Goodman's Apparel Grist's Builders Supplies Gutherie's Electric Motor Repairing Hall's Drug Store Hammond's Barber Shop Harting Furniture Co. vluerfiderd I-lathaWay's Grill I-leckman Bindery Heeter's Garage Helen's Beauty Shop Hick's Real Estate Hippity Hop Cafe Hoover Poultry Farm and Hatchery Hornaday, Dr. F. A. House of Hlarter Ind. Assn. Telephone Corp. Ind. Lawrence Bank G Trust Co. Iohnson Marathon Ser. Station Kimmel's Grocery Knecht, Lyman O.-Feed Kothe, Wells QS Bauer Kramer the Kleaner Labas, lim-Auto Sales Landis Drugs Lautzenhiser, I. K. Leonard Supply Co. Liberty Elevator Little, Ivan-Hardware Manchester College Manchester Co-op Locker Marks Rexall Drug Store Martin, H. H. Mayer Grain Co. McClure, Fred CS Sons-Feeds Messer Greenhouse Mike's Standard Service Mortord, Wayne L. Morris 5 CS 10 Cent Store Moser's Bottle Gas Mote, Don Mutual Gfrain Elevator Myer's Garage News Iournal N. Manchester Dairy Prod. Inc. N. Manchester Farm Equip. Co. N. Manchester Fertilizer Co. O. K. Barber Shop Oppenheim's Overholt's Quality Shop Patsy's Beauty Box Peabody Seating Co. Pinney, Iack Ifflfmvroletl Priser Auto Sales Priser's Quality Cleaners 54 ella! Public Service Co. Pyramid Oil Co. Quality Bakery Ramsey Grocery Co. Reahard Implement Co. Rice's Sales G Service Rigsbee Ianitor Supply Reitf Radio Ritz G Marshall Theaters Ruffle lewelry Store Sawyer, Dr. R. W. Schroll, R. B.-Insurance Schnepp Service Station Schoo1man's Schumaker, Earl :S Sons Shively's Dairy Sidney Wanzer Smith, Rollin Cl-leatingl Snyder, Cliff lMotorsl Cnvders, I. G. A. Spann, George KCafel Strauss, I. W. Stucker's Store Sunnyside Service Station Swiit G Co. Teeter, Cluster Trick Lumber Co. Urschel, L. P. Co. Venable, Dr. G. L. Village Store W. 61 W. Locker Wab. Pl. Dealer 6: Times Star Walnut Street Barber Shop Walter, Geo. G Sons Ward's Iewelry Store Warner Brooder Weimer Lockers Weimer Soft Water Co. Inc. Wendell Home Work Shop Westaler Standard Service Western Auto Wetzel Insurance Agency Whitcomb, I. M. Co. Wible Shoe Store Wings Flowers Wright, Dr. I. Edgar tVeterinaryJ Yoder, L. I. Compliments of f x 10 mlml nerds a i X Cliff Snyder Ford Motor Sales EARL SCHUMAKER 8: SONS Dealers in all kinds of livestock Dairy Cattle a Specialty North Manchester Indiana Bippus Phone R. R. No. 3 19-F-16 . 1. W C325 mm mor PINNEY omsvnorfr, mo. Best Wishes For Your Chevrolet for Chester High School Class of 1951 UOIIZIU Mote Attorney-at-Law and Service 205 E. Second St. Telephone 43 North Manchester Indiana HEETER'S GARAGE Dale and Dick Auto, Tractor and Truck Repair CUSTOM BUILT ENGINES Phone 87F12 North Manchester CAS OIL TIRES WESTAFER'S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 Bring Your Car Up to Standard WESTAFER'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 710 LAWRENCE CLEM BEST WISHES OF Sl CHICAGO TRANSFORMER DIVISION Essex Wire Corporation North Manchester Indiana Compliments of REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service mums onus stuns Gnde-'gg-,gjqcks CO North Manchester Indiana II3 East Main Phone 19 TRY TRICK FOR LUMBER, BRICK, AND PLUMBING WETZEI. INSURANCE UUMPINY 4'Where Insurance Is A Business muck Lumssn cuimmw 13014 East Main Street Phone 11 North Manchester Indiana North Manchester Indiana Telephone 76 W e want to thank the patrons and everybody interested in CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL for their wonderful patronage. INDIANA LAWRENCE BANK 81 TRUST C0. Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Deposits 35,000,000.00 mouth Desom MII EIHL NO .XHILLNEID VI PHISEH AUTU SALES laxsaqounw q1.1oN County's Leading Auto Sales Finest Cars in the Low and doofl 1-:qi ul Medium Priced Fields 801 West Main St. North Manchester, Phone 361 N SA LES SERVICE Wabash County Farm Bureau Coop Elevator Quality Feedsg Seedsg Fertilizer Graing Custom Grinding and Farm Supplies Seed Cleaning and Treating Coal Phone 135 Service is our Motto N. Manchester Compliments of The Harting Fumiture Company THE FRIENDLY FURNITURE STORE Quality Remains Long After the Price is Forgotten Phone 593-R-1 . . North Manchester Indiana .TIM LABAS AUTO SALES BUICK - PONTIAC Dealer The Home of Better Used Cars Phone 554- No. Manchester, Ind. THE BIPPUS STATE BANK Bippus, Indiana COMMERCIAL BANKING Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Quality Bakery 108 North Walnut North Manchester Fancy Pastries Birthday and Wedding Cakes Compliments of Hilfm FFIBIIBII and SUITS Breeders of Spotted Poland China Swine One Mile South of Phone 680 Servia Indiana FAUUHEE BRUIHERS Wabash Bounty Farm Bureau PHIIIIBIS HA couple of squirts from a couple of jerks Pete 6'Doe Go-op Association, Inc. LUMBER YARD Phone 41+ North Manchester Indiana Compliments of The Peabody Seating Company Incorporated North Manchester Indiana Best Wishes Class of '51 The News Journal E. B. Dunlavy Roland Sclflmedel Compliments of Mrs. E. C. Doster, Prop. BIINNlE'S HIGHEST QUALITY FAIR PRICES Grill - - Service On Crossroads of America S i Barber Shop n Phone 248-F 4 Servia P61131 Before and After nnnnrnon srnnon the game Earl Johnson STOP AT Phone 20 ounns one 811 West Main Street North Manchester, Indiana Lloyd and Thelma Smelser 604- West Main St. North Manchester Indiana Wayne L. Morford Custom Slaughtering Phone 123-F-2 North Manchester Indiana BEST WISHES Nllflh Manchester Fertilizer llompany GIFTS ToYs ll A V I S ' Baby Department North Manchester Compliments of Pyfilmill Dil UUIIIDZIIY N. Manchester Etna Green Indiana 21 Years of Faithful Service Wabash liIBVBl3llll,S SBIVICB Slallml Plain nearer ,and Trarler Gamp Hllll I South Mill Street Tlmes Star North Manchester Indiana Radios Television Phonographs an Victrola Records Cash Buyers Refrigerators Ranges Small Appliances Lamps, Housewares and Gifts For Every Occasion H U P P E l ' S Phone 236 133 E. Main POULTRY AND EGGS Servia, Indiana Phone 248-F-13 No. Manchester George, Junior, and John Compliments of BEST WISHES SIDNEY WANZER to the Chicago sEN1oR CLASS OF '51 Local Station at Servia Vernon Mohr, Manager Snyders I. G. A. Market 6HIST'S BUILDERS SUPPLY, ING. Hard and Soft Wood Lumber Plumbing Supplies gl Hardware Roofing and Asloestos Siding CHI-NAMEL Paints and Varnishes G67TC1'fl1 Contracting Mill and Office In Southeast North Manchester Phone 609 lleahard Implement Cn. Russell Reahard, Auctioneer Since 1911 JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS Farmers, Headquarters North Manchester Indiana LIUYII M. BIILAN 210 N. Walnut St. GENERAL CAR REPAIR UNITED MOTORS SERVICE Alignment and Wheel Balancing A Specialty Phone 61 The Friendly Service Corneri' D-X GAS AND OIL VULCANIZIN G PIONEER ICE CREAM Tire Service SGHNEPP SERVICE SIAIIUII Phone 51 Urbana iq, 4 ' f slnce 18 75 . X . . . ln 0rHlMancl1ester 1 , . .fxt-, 5,.M ,smirtwm .o ,wF.ft1. H15 3 LQQ1 fi or Qt? 12559, Qfkf' A fjtfgfgaliiifi 5fg , f,-1LifQff.k.'glifsj ,.j1L,j',32 UUBIPUI tsmw Kllefln 91-A-81 Quollflsmt SGEIELEI HVLS LLHHHIT SGHHS fCICEl'EI.EI SSNICINIHD VIVOD ENIVHD HOLVAHTH A183811 S p A N N ls MUSEVS BUHIB GHS Service G af e SHELLANE GAS Stoves, Water Heaters, and Open 6111 Days 3 Week Refrigerators From HORTON WASHERS F483 N. Beckley St. Phone 86 5 A' M' 10 8 P' M' North Manchester, Indiana SEE FRAHTZ LUMRER HU. HPAPER SOLES WIBLER 41 Years of Service for Your Shoe Needs If you Don't Know Lumber Know Your Lumber Dealer WlRl.E'S SHUE STIIRE 203 East Main Phone 318 Phone 5 North Manchester Indiana North Manchester Indiana GREETINGS Compliments of to CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL FREEZE JEWELRY STURE Your Beside City Hall only tax supporting cafe THE HIPPITY HUP DIAMONDS WATCHES Wh F M ere riends eet SILVERWARE Route I3 and East Street CLEANING PRESSING For the Best SUITS MADE TO ORDER In Entertainment UT H 0 E. H I ll. RITZ ANU MARSHALL 219 East Main Street IHHHIHIS Phone 126-R1 DYEING REPAIRING North Manchester Indiana .- l ll'l'llllA'l10llAl. IIAIVISTII McCORMICK-DEERING Farm Machinery Trucks Refrigerators and Home Freezers GENUINE I-H PARTS North Manchester Farm Equipment Incorporated North Manchester, Indiana Phone 785X If Its The Best, We Sell It Maytag Washers Westinghouse App. Duo Therm Stoves Hoover Cleaners Chester Students, Patrons, Teachers I DEPARTMENT STORE uWe Appreciate Your Friendship u MHHCIWSIEI G0-UDBIHIIVBS, IHC. p Complete Line Of MFATS FROZEN FOODS l Hardware, Home Appliances LOCICERS A p And Farm Supplies Let Us Serve You 85 Phone 542 No. Manchester Phone 60 Urbana 6 Compliments of Swift's lce Cream HOUSE 0F HARTER SPORTING GOODS Goshen Indiana LEUNARD SUPPLY COMPANY Serving Indiana Schools Over 43 Years Superior School Busses Silver Lake, Indiana Compliments of BRADY ANU EAHNHAHT Compliments of SCh001Equipmem ' messes Jnmmn SUPPLIES And Supplies Marion Indiana Marion Indiana KIFIIIIIBIIS IiI'009I'y Bippus Indiana Phone 57 Lyman ll. Knecht Feed, Coal, and Grinding Phone 45-F-3 Bippus Indiana Compliments of H1033 sales and SBIVIUB Bippus Indiana MHIIBIIBSIBI' Gollege Fully Accredited School the Year Around For Information Call 306 North Manchester Indiana Compliments of Klllhe, Wells 81. Bauer Wabash Indiana UHFIBT AUIU SEWICB KAISERFRAZER SERVICE The HENRY-J Costs Less To Buy Less To Drive Less To Maintain Phone 178 North Manchester Indiana Compliments of BIG FUUH ELEVATIIH Graing Feedg Coalg Seedg Etc. North Manchester Indiana Phone 160 GUMMUNITY CLUB Sporting Goods - - Tobacco 108 East Main North Manchester Indiana Compliments of The Warner Brooder E? Appliance Corporation Manufacturers of ELECTRIC BROODERS GAS BROODERS FEEDERS AND WATERERS STOCK TANK HEATERS HOG FEEDERS AND TROUGHS '6You Are the One We Want to Satisfy PAUL BAKER All Kinds Of FENCING MATERIAL Phone 325 Good As The Best South of Covered Bridge Better Than The Rest North Manchester Indiana PHlSEH'S Mnnnls 5, in to 31.00 mmm, cl-EANERS Your Satisfaction Means Our Success 505 College Ave. North Manchester Indiana North Manchester Indiana 1 Compliments of SUHUULMAN'S Compliments of Mayer Grain UUIIIDHIIY Bippus Phone 65 Bippus, Ind BIPPUS FARM SUPPLY Quality Farm Equipment With Complete Service See us or Loren Carroll for Seck-DC-Paints Bippus, Indiana Phone 72 CENTRAL UIL 00. Station and Tank Wagon Service AW Serve You With a Smile Phone 555 FAUHUT'S GHUGEHY Complete Food Market Groceriesg Meatsg Vegetables Phone 291 North Manchester UVEHHULT QUALITY SHUP Plumbing and Heating Phone 468 North Manchester Indiana WINGS FLUWERS F. A. HUTIIHILHY Dentist Union Trust Bldg. Say it with Flowers North Manchester Phone 280-R1 410 N. Market X'RaY Phones North Manchester Indiana Qfficet 394.R.1 House: 394'-R-2 NUAH BAKER Shoe Rebuilding Saw Filing Lawn Mower Grinding T05 North Mill Phone 759 A North Manchester Indiana I BU R K H A RT PUULTRY 81. EGGS, INC. Cash Buyers OF POULTRY AND EGGS Pay Top Market Prices ' Phone 170 North Manchester Indiana BUAST IU GUAST STBRES Hardware Sporting Goods Homework pause Housewares Automotive Supplies 137 E. Main Phone 888 North Manchester Indiana H K TERRYBERRY CU Manufacturing Jewelers - - - Fine Class Jewelry INTER-CULLEGIATE PRESS Graduation Announcements, Kansas City, Missouri Wayne Atkinson Rochester, Indiana Indiana Representative B. M. WRRGOIRB SUDDIY 00. School, Janitor, Office, and Restaurant Supplies Trustee's Forms and Blanks Akron, Indiana Our 35th Year Ph. 31-F24 l. W. lmhoff, Owner BAIRY BAR 207 S. Sycamore Street Sandwiches - - Soups Fountain Service KENNETH LAUTZENHISER ..!4CLl'L0l,UAJgl'l'lel'lt:5 The Class of 1951 expresses its appreciation to the following persons and firms who were especial- ly helpful in the production of Ravelings for 1951: To Mr. Hazlett of the Cron Studio for his gener- osity in regard to photography. To Mr. Broom of the Fort Wayne Engraving Company for planning aids. To Mr. Long and the Earl W. Hamer Printing Company for courtesies extended in printing. To Mr. Paul Baker for cover help. To the Heclcman Bindery for courtesies beyond the line of duty in binding. To Mr. Gerald Miller for his interest and co-op- eration in taking many pictures. To school officials, parents, fellow students, business and professional men, and all others Who helped to make Ravelings for 1951 a reality. 70 Zutographs Zutographs .2 -' a . rl, , 73. V t ' X4 94