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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

9 Q 4 s ,..f ' I I Ravelings l955 Published by The Senior Class of Chester Township High School North Manchester, Indiana Noel Yordy, Editor Maurice Frieden, Associate Editor Darrel Gratlis, Business Manager Q Q0 A 'vi Q, .ii ip mgllf Q tr' 5 QW NINETEEN fFlF'l'Y-FIVE Q2 Foreword + Back ot every beautiful building is a blueprint - a picture ot an architect's dream. To make the architects dream a reality, Workers and materials are required. So, in the building ot the character ot our social order, We must have architects, artisans, and materials - all of high quality. ln this, our Ravelings tor 1955, you will see our teachers as the architects, we students as the artisans, and our sub- jects, clubs, sports, and other activities as the mater- ials. Together as teachers and students we use the materials indicated in the blue print to do our share in moulding the local, national, and international character ot our civilization, Character is the Cornerstone 0fSuecess uf I Faculty - - - pages 7-12 rf Classes - - - pages 13-30 Sports - - - pages 31-40 9 .H 1-t Aetifvities - - - pages 41-54 ., . - ' 53. qwmxmigggg :Lg f P PW 5- , S w k xx x if i Q x K :i JL KM. W5 5 5 'ri , 1 xx. S--, pn I- '33 W., -4 .x 9-luv-yu? S 1 s Hg Y .t 3 U, W , U! 9 K: ' mf ' I A 1 'Th Comp! I'U'i'1fS of TiE FEABODY SEATING COMPANY, INC S'eady Employmenf S'nce l9C2 Norfh Manchesfer Iwdfana 9 sa, 'l .Q 'lf Q' - .Q '.7. 1514 .u, SI. 3-S 3 'e ,Ei N 1 'U :V ab, i '53 Ev ,il 'r .Jw-ass wisw -5 1 - W ':,f4 'iff 1 ,fx D lfxr ' N Q I 1' Faculty . 57 e M. MM XM ' iii? 555553 W A f ww ' llvnvagf wmqwk W - C MU Wayne K1 SfaIey's Fee Ending -- Seeds a Indiana Ph 24 F2 1 C32 AVN J ...fl r t Q Complimenis of HECKMAN BINDERY BOUND TO PLEASE Norfh Manchesfer Indiana Mr. Vandegritt County Superintendent Mr, Smith, Principal Architects gel' Those who have executive and administrative positions in our schools might Well be called the Architects of the Future. We have our Trustee and Advisory Board to establish policies and appropri- ate tunds tor the operation ot our schools, The County Superintendent and Principal put the pol- icies into ettect. The School Clerk must handle many ot the details of day to day operation. Mrs. Yentes School Clerk Mr. Schilling, Trustee Mr. Gable Mr. Hoover Mr. Watson Advisory Board Advisory Board Advisory Board 9 if 11 AL lvl': Lois Ainiss B S Manchester College English, Library Science Miss Bernice Bowen BS Manchester Colleqe, Cincinnati Conservatoryg Indiana Central Music, Art Mr Wayne Dillirig AB Manchester College Cornrnercial Mr Gerald Fauglrec AB Manchester College, Purdue University Science, Basketball Coach Mr Paul Fauclree BS Manchester Colleqe Mathematics Social Studies, Ir, High Basketball and Track Coach Mr Harold lcclcrorze BS Manchester College Band Mrs Lois Lytle BS Manchester College, Ball State Teachers College Home Economics, Physical Educa- tion Mr larnes Rowe B S Manchester Collegeg lndiana University Mathematics, Science Mr Cecil Scribner BAE River Falls Wisconsing Purdue Agnculture, luolging Teams Mr lohn Searer A B, Manchester Collegeg lndiana University, Goshen College History, English, Mathematics Mr larnes Tyler A B, Manchester Collegeg BD Bethany, Indiana University Health, Driver Education, Psy- chology, Social Studies Mrs Ida VanCarnp A B Manchester Collegeg Indiana lndiana University lfnqlish, History, Play Director . 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Yr E I. fy - A 'f ..., 1 ' ' - A I ' f'u X 58, UH... 'ht .ll f . , S n . A ,ii 1 'Rl 1 P , 0 41 I .. Q N Claws-Q ISF lfa E I Z7 ' Big v A 6? Q97 I ,gjzkvlwwa 'NM-P tlvn-fttrgrf panqwk ' 2? 572535 f- 'YM BUREAU Complimsnfs of Complimenfs of FARM BUERAU ELEVAT CO-OP LUMBER YA I i a l 1 r 2 X an .-' Z v-X I B 632 T 'IN-FYR !9lH.wIl M 3 'H .9 L7 ',I C IBk Iv b Fd ID I C , Y BOB BARKER ANITA BOLLINGER ROSE ANN BUCHER The best place to find CI helping The good cmd the wise live quiet lnever dare to be as funny os l can hand is at the end of your crrm. lives, 5 .2 Seniors PHYLLIS BURKHART IOHN CLARK NORMA CONING She is the very pink of courtesy. Men of few words are the best men. A merry hecrrt sings oll the dcry. 5 59- Q5---rr ilxfx IQ I KEITH COOK BARBARA ELKINS MAURICE FRIEDEN Content to follow when the cause is Ssqsne is exemfttfrim tclktiggdrgong A httle nonsense now and then ts Just Solesnly 9 mls or U Q ls 1 reltshed by the wtsest men U9 VA ? QW'- sl CATHERINE GEMMER DARREI. GRA!-'FIS TODD HATHAWAY Nothing is impossible to C1 willing D1gging weIIs1s about the only bus! Mom has his will, but woman her heart. mess where you can start at the top, way Kg.. 4.0 GARY IACKSON LEO IUDY SHIRLEY KRICHBAUM I I I.1:ybe you can't take it with you It at hrst you dont succeed, you're these days' but Where can you go Might have gone farther and fared Just about average Wlthout no worse, K . O 8 71 207' S X BII.L LEONHARD SUE LEONHARDT MARILYN METZGER He never learned anything about gzrls but he had a lot of fun trying Theres language in her eyes. As merry as the day is long. wi? Q'fl:7 EDYTHE MEYER IAMES MEYER CHARLES MILLER Vane-ty IS the very spree of llfe What a case am I' Never say more than IS necessary 1 . Ph l I 955 1 Kgpgixw X TED MORFORD IIM MYERS HELEN PENROD Ol all the thmgs you wear your I can TGSISI everythmg except A goocl character is more to be de GXDTESSIOTI IS the most 1mportar1t. temptatxorl slred than gold 'S' ANN REBER LUCY ROBINSON PHYLLIS RUPLEY A Mile mischief by the way is fun Whatever is Worth domg at all is A good hec1rt's Worth gold to spike the passing day worth doing well Seniors NOEL YORDY A CHARLES ZINSMEISTER IACK SLEIGH-I-ER Good Judgmem may not be the hrst thmg in life, but it is far ahead of I agree with you, but I must Gdmlt They stumble that run fast whatever is second, you're wrong. K5-uf' Wal- Q-7 Ei'-ns -a-. .. .. A 31... 1 :ft-it - A Y - 1 . 4 1 ' - 'ii ' sw, .iff Y . y I 1 . ixg, gt-9 in K V Q -q Offzcers - L President .,....,,,,... Gary Iackson HL' ,' X Vice-President --- Charles Zinsmeister A 7 ' Secretary -- .... Anita Bollinger Treasurer --- .... Phyllis Burkhart Reporter --- --- Sue Leonhardt Class History In September, 1951, thirty-eight confused fresh- men found their way to high school. The class had two parties under the sponsorship of Miss Bowen and Mr. Dilling. The class elected as their officers the following people: Todd Hathaway, president, Bill Leonhard, vice-president, Edythe Meyer, secre- tary, Sue Leonhardt, treasurer, and Phyllis Burkhart, reporter. A year later thirty-nine ambitious sophomores entered Chester. During the year we enjoyed two class' parties with Mrs. Lytle and Mr. Scribner as sponsors. The class chose as their officers the fol- lowing students: Noel Yordy, president, Darrel Graf- fis, vice-president, Catherine Gemmer, secretary, Todd Hathaway, treasurer, and Maurice Frieden, reporter. In 1953 thirty-two juniors entered school looking forward to a full year of numerous activities. Among these activities were our skating party, receiving our class rings, selling concessions at ballgames and the fish fry which proved to be a big success. In the spring the class worked together to put on our class play, Meet Corliss Archer. The class elected as their officers: Charles Zinsmeister, presi- dent, Iack Sleighter, vice-president, Norma Coning, secretary, Maurice Frieden, treasurer, and Sue Leonhardt, reporter. Our sponsors for that year were Mrs. Amiss and Mr. Mertz. At last in September of 1954, thirty faithful seniors trudged, tired but ready, to start an interesting year to end their high school career as the class of 1955. Being determined, new records were set. We pro- duced as a great success, The Adorable Imp, which was properly dressed by the stage curtains, a third of which was our share towards a gift for the school. Our officers were: Gary Iackson, president, Charles Zinsmeister, vice-president, Anita Bollinger, secretary, Phyllis Burkhart, treasurer, and Sue Leon- hardt, reporter. The Ravelings was started under the direction of two worthy advisors, Mrs. Amiss and Mr. Smith. The main money making projects of the year were magazine sales and the fish fry. Bacca- laureate, commencement and the long-awaited trip ended an eventful year. , 1 l1x ' M' 1 Congratulations From Your Hometown Newspaper THE NEWS JOURNAL CY' t v f t r 3 Q lr is 'L-,,.-. ,fl 6, . E, r ,A 1 Q rw fi N f 1, nifty, .. 4 L- ,W vu I-J n K 'Q lv D ll wx D .A.,. 2 r IAZI. fr . wx I 9, l . 'Q t 4 1 1 4:9 D- -'Z -1: V ..., sr I 'f . A 1 t In K t 5? ' wt is . x v 469 I fp y ,N 4...-. Laketcn 99, D Juniors Class Officers President .,. v, ..,.... lack Baker Vice-President ..,,..,,A, Leo Frieden Secretary -, Treasurer H Beporter , , , -- -U Carol Grossntckle Bob l-lapner 7 ,.,,,, Dorothy Leftorge Compliments of SIM'S GROCERY Complfments of LEFFORGE BROS GARAGE --3 l XXV! 2 Indiana Bow l lack Baker Norinan Baker Shelby Bechtold De- wayne Beery, Clarence Bet- ten, Beverly Bucklngharn Bow 2 lerry Clark Cltllard Clouser Max Cox Leo Frwe- den, Carol Grossnrckle loyce Grossnrckle Row 3 Harold Hamman Bob Hapner, Sharon Hapner, Eu' aene I-leeter, Larry lordan, Donald ludy Pow 4 Pat Lerkrone Mary Therese Lee, Dorothy Lettorge, Barbara Meyer, Bohm Mrller. Ralph Penrod Row 5 Martlyn Pratt R l Be- nicker Sue Btchards, Dtck Runkel, lane Ann Schenkel, Tom Schurnaker Row 6 Mary Ellen Snftvely Fanme Swthart, MlY1Gm Swtnger Mary Lou Tyner, Kendal Walter Betty Wrl- licrns, Dora Young por-lx Row l I a m e s Alexander, lerry Badskey, Tom Baker Le- land Beery, Karen Bollinger, Nancy Clevenger Row 2 Verlindia Clevenqer, lack Easterday, Barbara Far- ley, Pat Flora, Carol Ann Frieden, Gloria Hack Row 3' Danny Hammond, Tom Helvey, Bill Hipperisteel Ros- alie Holloway Lowell Hoover Stanley Hoover Row 4 Gloria Hauser Nancy Hull Iudy Leonhard Shirley Littlefield Sandra Marshall Mary lane Merkle Row 5: Carolyn Metzger, Rich- ard Miller Clem Mitchell lanene Myers Kenneth Pratt, Iulia Purdy Row 6 Sylvia Rieman, Rosalie Rinehart, Ianie Robinson, Ver- non Schroll, Iames Shanahan, Nathan Shepherd Row 7 Larry Stackhouse, Monroe Walker, loe Walls, Ronald Wiley, Nelson Zins- meister. Qi I 1 ,t A tl' 2 if ,, R' 'B ,. Q l 'ar ' ' sf- f ' -1 f-..- , Y 2 2 9 , N. ' 5. YV IQEL ' 1 t vu- 3-7 vlN0'x ' , ,Hr x ' -. -- I . A .5 f 4 .-,Q if -2 ' ,, f' I -6 1 - ' f 'S - Ailly ' ,lil , it nr I I 'fe I Sophomores Class Officers President ...,,.....,v, lim Shanahan Vice-President ..,-- Larry Stackhouse Secretary .,.. -U Nelson Zinsrneister Treasurer -- ..,, Karen Bollinaer Reporter ,,.,...,,. Mary lane Merkle Compliments of WEIMER LOCKER CON INC. North Manchester, Indiana Phone 73 Compliments of WEIMER SOFT WATER CO., INC. North Manchester, Indiana Phone 7I8 1 l I' - . lb 'aw New , 'fi if xv if V , .,.,, ' 4 Z LQ -5 Q' , L t . G 1 ig ' g -di., - 4 ' , 'g k -' Q' . B .zfk E , rx, ,W . R, Ji ADX i V' it 2 R '79 A 1' 'lb lu 5 A A J S' ' V9 ,. ' l 5 - I I ff X9 H 5? , x? , 7+ L J , .I Z F resh men C lass Officers President .e.A-,.....,. Kay Richards Vice-President -- V- Mike Walters Secretary ,,.-. .-...- I udy lordan Treasurer .e,. G-- Saundra Stoops Reporter ..A.e....ee., Ann Keattaber Compliments of LAUTZENHISER HOME STORE North Manchester Indiana Compliments of O. K. BARBER SHOP North Manchester Indiana -Q .? -. 1 I 1 .1 wer 3 ,Ah . 5,f .. l'v'. E r Row l' Roberta Akers, Luther Allen, Evelyn Betten, Mary Bitzell, Karen Bowen, Gerald- ine Bradley, Row 2 Laurale Brandenburg, Glenna Brubaker, lanet Buck- ingham, Linda Clark, Iames Clevenger, Eugene Davis Raw 13 Sue Graham Nancy Haupert, Layrnon Howard, Iudy Iordan, Ann Kealfaber, Gary Kealfaber. Row 4' Mariorie Klutz, Ralph Krichbaum, lo Ann Landis, Larry Langer, Donald Let- forge, Marvin Metzger, Raw 5: Gene Michel, Rose- mary Miller, Danny Nordman. lean Prater, lanice Pratt, David Reber Row 6. lame-s Reed, lim Renz, Kay Richards, lessie Robin- son, Ronald Schultz, Saundra Sioops Pow 7 Mark Swinger, Roger Tate, Carl Taylor, Mike Wal- ters. . 'jr ' -?'l , 1 A V Row I Frieda Allen lanet Badskey, Herbert Bradley, Marcea Brandenburg. Ronald Brandenburg, Esther Brovont Row 2 Rex Clevencrer Rachel Czak Ray Davrs Bruce Flora Bobby Gtdley Gene Hapner Row 3 Charles Harper F-Iorrna I-lelvey lane I-lrppensteel, lean Hrppensteel, Robert Htp- pensteel, Lou lean Howard Row 4 Terry Kabat Corwrn Kealfaber, Vrckz Lee Nancy Mclntosh lan1Ce Marshall, Martha Ann Merlcle Row 5 Lars Mrchel Roger M11- ler Ianet Morlorcl Linda Mor- rrsey Sharon Myers Todd Rrchards ROW 5 Pat Shanahan Sandra Shock Donna Slerqhter Mar- lha Swrnger Max Taylor Larry Yentes, Ned Yordy x4 L-7. X ' Q A Q. ,Q su 43' s.: f .1 ' , . -' C I - RTR 'C' iq ro rg IA I .1 V, 1 N , I I - A 1 , ,l I. ,. 1 1, -L . - I , J' Q ., K . 1 If 'A' J' M L- T1 rf' 3 X' M W Eighth Grade Class Ufficers Presrdent .,a.a. ,,a, , Todd Richards Vrce-Presrclent .,,,,,,,,, Roaer Mlller Secretary-Treasurer ,,,..,, Vrckr Lee 'N Reporter Ned Yordy Compliments of FAUL L. BAKER Lumber - Fence - Building Supplies North Manchester, Indiana Phone 182J Compliments of THE FARMERS SHIPPING ASSOCIATION WILLIAM GRONINGER, Manager North Manchester House Phone: 584W Yard Phone 259 'F I I X 'J' Q ka Q x aw- ' 0 y 4 X -L -' NN' lriwfifv A LQ V ,. 'Q . A-' F 'E aL 3 3,733 y ff x A' ' an ii. ii M' in Z 1 te- 5 X 1, '.,: X L 'Nr' 4. lx V gl 1 I , - un 1 4 9 H Q 2-ff f wks, 'J y y J mi .J ., 1. '49 rl ,ll', : A X. . In D: , y A 4- 4' 6 f -DQ - Ziff ' Q it Q L fn Q X 1 I '.,. f ,., ,' , 41' Seven th Grade Class Officers President ...AA. ..4v D ick Marshall Vice-President v,,......... Iane Renz Secretary-Treasurer - Rebecca Damron Reporter ..A...,...-, lack Hathaway Compliments of BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE G4 Wm- 5-iY9rs Cecil W. Scribner Phone 3l4F22 Phone lI7FI2 Compliments of WING'S FLOWERS North Manchester Indiana Q' Row l' Iohn Airgood, ludy Baker, Nelda Boker Leon Bazzoni lackie Barnhouse, Sallie Beaver Row 2 Bobby Bechtold, Anita Burkhart, ludy Coldren, Reb- ecca Darnran, Carroll Domer. Lowell Emerick Row 3 Karin Fauclree, Teena Giegold, Larry Greer, lack Hathaway, Mary Hoover, Peggy Howard Row 4 Gloria Keattaber Karen Krichbaum Dick Mar- shall, Dean Metzger, Eugene Metzger Max Metzger Row 5 Richard Miller, David Monroe Larry Moore Connie Nordrnan Gary Nordrrian, Iohn Paul Row 6' Gloria Reber, lane Renz, Gene Ruse, Abraham Shepherd, Bill Snep, Larry Stout Row 7 Sharon Tyner, Lugene Thomas David Ulrey, lulia Utter, Stanley Walker Evelyn Walls Row 8 Kay Walters, Todd Walters, Ruth Ann Warren 7 Y' - 5,d,'T-..--Q r E' ' sf 'Ln i A.: T A A 4-.fi K T., -h 1.AA J ,, . Q Q 1 . gf- . 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Row 4: Connie Penn, David Penn, Io loyce Purdy, Barbara Sell, Ioyce Shanahan, Martha Shepherd, Nancy Shepherd Row 5 Bonnie Smith, Cheryl Lee Spacy, lo Ann Stanley, Martha Suth- erlin, Sara Lou Ulrey, Karen Utter, Ieanne Warren. Row 6 Miss Ruth Dillrnan, Teacher. Chester 3-4 Row 6 Dick Airgood, Iudy Baker, Delbert Beery Row7 Marion Blocher, Ronald Bone- Witz, Todd Bowen, Dale Brindel, Ray Brubaker, Todd Bush, Sherry Con- ing Row 8. Iudy Cordill, Ion Gidley, Iohn Hartsough, Diana Hippensteel, Ralph Howard, Paul Hull, Richard Hull. Row 9 Mark Lytle, Ierry Martin, Sara Mclntosh, Gene Merkle, Keith Metz'- ger, Ioann Miller, Tim Mowrer, Bow lOg Nelma Paul, Don Pottenger, Cathy Reed, Danny Sell Kenneth Shock, Paul Sites, Tommy Sites. Pow ll, Karen Snavely, Melvin Stanley, M a r vi n Stine, Patricia Ulrey, Gregory Woods, Lennie Young, Mrs Mary Leffel, Teacher. Compliments of DR. R. W. SAWYER, OPTOMETRIST FGVQUSOU SYSTEM Phone 725W North Manchester Indiana North Manchester Chester 4-5 Row l lack Baker, Kay Bechtold, Karen Beery, Lots Beery, Alan Blocher, Chnstxne Bolltnger, Peggy Brubaker. Row 2 Richard Buckingham, Gen- eva Carter Nedra Contng, Charles Cordill, Mary Darnron, Sheila Fau- dree, Larry Frieden. Raw 3 Fay Grhbs Tommy Greer, Paul Hatlreld Sue Hauser, George Merkle, Kenneth Metzger, Mtckey Metzger. Row 5 Nancy Reed, Sandra Schutz, Nancy Shanahan, Linda Shock, Mary Lou Srtes, Penny Sttes, Larry Strne Row 4: Leanne Michel, Carol Mrller, Sandra Mlller, Clark Ntccum, Tommy Niccum, Terry Nordmann, Iirnmy Stackhouse. Row 61 Mary Lou Sutherlin, Cheryl Sutton, Sharon Walter, Frankie War- ren, letfrey Woods, Mrs. LaVohn Thrush, Mrs. Maurine Beery, Teach- ers. Chester 5-6 Row 7' Stephen Amiss, Ronnie Baker, Brunette Bazzoni. Row 8: Ioyce Beery, lanet Bollinger, Gary Brlndel, Ethel Cook, Everett Cook, Carolyn Coon, I. R. Damron Row 9: Roger Douglas, Duane Geis- er, lim Grossnickle, Brlly Harper, lanet Hartsough, l-hlda Haupert, Larry Hull, Row lU' Ketth Lytle lay Mclntosh, Carol Sue Metzger, Vrcki Ann Mrller, Becky Myers, Paul lNl1CCLll'T1, Rex Nxccurn Row ll Ianet Sue Purdy, Steve Reitf, Phrl Riernan, T1m Rieman, Don Ruse, Davrd Shepherd Delorrs S1l9S. Row l2 Morrts S1l8S Ketth Snavely, Barbara Stoops, Ann Urschel, hm Utter, Cathy Walter Howard Ezra, Teacher Compliments of THE HIRES GROCERY The Spot To Shop - -in - . , ., -.a 4 f ' N ' f' -- 1 1 ,Lv . I 4 5 4 - .. , 5 4 ,I 4 , .. 4 7, ,,, '13 . X - 9 1 J - - Y - , P ' L MQ L ,, :'-' l --tx 1- f f L A , 0 Q t - l 'L .Af 36 -' J ly, Ir.--J V. . tht? ., 4 A -v W fi- -5 J - . , . hga, , :. 1, 7 5, t .7 if ,Q , . if ia 1 ' X lf!! r - ld, . , , It L gi 'nu C' . N' A al Q 4 ' J' . f , 4. . '1 . V , gl ' 3 . 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' ,ki f- i 5 fx Compliments of WARD'S JEWELRY STORE SERVIA Liberty Mills 4-5-6 Row l Neva Able Guy Bollinger, Bobby Bradley, Norvel Bradley, Sandra Bradley, Danny Coldren, Eugene Enyeart, Gary Enyeart Row 2 Linda Enyeart, George Fran- cis, Ulysses Francis, Dennis Gable, Dallas Gratfis, Morris Gump, Frankie Hartbarger, Cynthia Howard Row 3 George Howard, Danny Keat- taber, lean Kester, Tommy MacDon- ald lirnmy Bob Marvel, Eva lean Robinson, Robert Robinson Row 4 Nancy lo Snavely Larry Snep, lesse Spencer, Kenneth Tay- lor, Richard Warren, Sally Watson, Mrs May Swihart, Teacher Liberty Mills 1-2-3 Row 5 Marilyn Bolinger, Barbara Bradley, Frank Bradley Raw B lay Clevenger, Susan Clev- enger, David Crocket Connie En- yeart, Rita Gable Curtis Hartbarger, Gloria Heater Alan Heeter Few 7 Goldie Howard Geneva inward, George Howard lanet Howard, Roy Howard Paulette Kes- ter, Kadonna Landis Beth Marvel llcw 8 Eugene Nordman, Patty lfordman, Orville Francis Cheryl Pfledderer, Kendall Pitts lo Lynn Price, Gregory Reed, Linda Bisner low 9 Barbara Robinson, Kernie Rowe, ludy Shireman, lanice Snep, 'iofiniy Venable TllHllIlC Wagner, T1 dy Vlalker, Mrs lreiie Kreider, wither North Manchester Indiana I Sercvia 1 -2-3 Row l Ccrol lo Barnhouse, leanine Eecry, Kenneth Briner, Doreen Byers, Diann Cox Sandra Cox, Iames Davis, Dennis Frieden Row 2 Linda Frieden, Eugena Gahl- lvana Gahl, William Greer, Arden lay Hoover, Stephen Hoover, Vir- ginia Hoover, Connie Kline Row 3 Frances Marshall, Sally Meyer, Marvin Miller, Gary Monroe, Max Parson Philip Partridge, Roger Partridge, Tony Parson. Row 4' lanis Perry, loyce Royer, Sandra Steller, Lois Taylor, Dianna Tyner, lohn D Walters, Mrs Gaeb- ler, Teacher Servia 4-5-6 Row 5 Stanley Beery, Clifford Bet- ten, Stephen Briner, Amanda Davis, Lowell Davis, Carolyn Hippensteel Donald Hoover, Carol Iohnson. Row 6' Larry Kabat, Sharon Kline, Carl Klutz, Donna Klutz, lim Kiicfi- baum, Icmet Leiter, lohn Meyer, Mary Meyer. Row 7' Philip Meyer, Marilyn Miller, Ted Oldtather, Kathy Perry, Norma Perry, ludy Royer, Loretta Stone, Esther Taylor, Row 8: Evelyn Taylor, Ann Ulrey, Lois Ulrey, Mrs. Catherine Bippus, Teacher, Mrs Roy Krichbaum, Cook. New Salem 4-5-6 Row lr Ray Alexander, Marvin Al- len, Thomas Beaver, lerry Bechtold, Larry Bechtold, Terry Bechtold, Allen Bitzell, Bonnie Hamman Row 2: Faye Hauser, Gary Houser, lean Littlefield, Edithe Metzger, Rachel Penrod, Vernon Pratt, Henry Reber, Leroy Rinehart. l - .U I 5. raw if Q W Q '.X-.- fe - t , RNS. A - 5 J . - ,, M nf-5 l- -. A ,4 id N I 3 - Y 5 . 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F42 ' 3 'Alf ' J Reber, Timmy Reber, Sally Sands, 4 ' ' H ' X ' ' Rita Schroll. Q Row 6V Anna lune Steel Becky Steel, , '- A Ty - f l- gi Q' fa Ianet Steel, Danny Stephan, La- T' , 1 ' 9 ' maine Thomas, Don Vought, Nancy -' Yordv Mrs Opal Evans Teacher L . ri .. A Compliments of COURTESY OF LIBERTY ELEVATOR HAMMOND 5 BARBER SHOP M.artin's Feeds Phone I8 F4 JACK Where the Varsity Goes JIM Ubeffv Mills l 'd 5 0 '- i. 1 fi gf' 7 lj: ff .A - I ff 3 I 4 5? J , 11. W - ix' 'F rj Q gif? SAM? I jig? wwwa in AIMMJMJ , Q ?'Z32.w-Wy' ,i,41..'355' .- Q Zim-,.+f WQKKQJ - - -- Complimenfs of R B, SCHOLL INSURANCE AGENCY Fire - Life - Aufo Insurance M h S 1 sn T .1 5 JN-CAYW Awww-.rl 2 Q. -., , Zi-f.F '5-53 53 Sponsored by ROLLIN SMlTH'S HEATING AND LP GAS SERVICE Winkler - Furnaces - Lennon Phil-Gas Dealer v 'W , Q 4 .1 I , ., ,- X P L , - R u.- 4 f f 51.41. lk : A ,H . ,f .r 5 ,Q . 1 4 .kk 4 13 v. A Q N,-X dl ff LA.. z :WSE ' ' 4 df I- K 'tr ,x .V 8, X? Qigh. ZZ-' ,fx 9,1 xT??' Q1 ,QT-5 -1. F' F , 'f i, -Q. 4 4 ,QQ mile. , . , . if 'f fl ii' wi: 5 vfvgmx ?,i'?.1 'Mg .iff 8' . .. ' I E? ik, L vi? 1... sf s X . , .-, , 'fi 1 , ,,, .QW 9 -01, I T' 3 . IE ,.,A,'v, .. .-u. , I . 592- A 151 . W 1' H f 1 55 1' A 'fo ' ,L VA Q ' C? .. 1 ' in xv, ' 313 2 x A ' 'L Basketball 1954-55 The 1954-55 Panther basketball season ended with three Wins and seventeen losses, The graduation of eight lettermen in '54 ac- counts partially for the inexperience of this year's club which seemed to be the main problem. Win or lose our trainer, Doc Walters, was always at our side to otter encouragement. The student managers not only packed suits and carried them around but they had them laid out and ready to put on when the players got there. STUDENT MANAGERS Bill Leonhard, Bob Barker, Leo ludy COACHES Pete Faudree Doe Faudree TRAINER Dr. Floyd Walters CHEER LEADERS lack Baker, Iudy Iordan Ianene Myers, Bob l-lapner Schedule Scores We They We They Noble Twp. 35 58 Roann C4-Way Tourneyj 33 53 Central 38 51 Akron 40 62 Laketcn 50 38 Urbana CCO, Tourneyl 43 54 Lagro 45 38 Urbana 31 48 Lalfonioln 51 G5 Pierceton 44 64 Bippus 40 42 Roann 35 55 Silver Lake 47 66 Andrews 75 84 Huntington Ttfp. 41 57 South Whitley 49 54 Somerset 58 53 Clear Creek 66 72 Laketon C4-way Tcurneyl 50 51 Laljontaine CSectionall 49 57 Kneeling: Coach Faudree Standing: Noel Yordy, Darrel Gratlis, Ralph Penrod, Kendal Walter, lim Shanahan, Gene I-leeter, Torn Schumaker, Vernon Schroll, Dewayne Beery, Larry Iordan, Tom Helvey. V X 3 + Jononw. QSNW ' f li FN I ,Q A , , , eiwi ' Q Gmns VL, '. fi H W , X ' -4: l 'G K 4 ' Xi S 1 ' R -- A X 9 HX 4 ' xx I I v 5 5, f A ZH N' gf , 'ZX V LJ M 1' ' f, i Q Q' ' bb:': .' sbb c y . 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'Qi LQ' I RESERVES Row l R I Renrcker Gory Keal- faber Stanley Hoover Luther Allen Row 2 Ronald W1ley Gene Mlchel Rrhord Mlller Layrnon Howard M ko Vfalters Row 3 Ierry Bodslcey Larry Stack- ltouse Ronald Schultz Leland Beery, Lowell Hoover Inn Alexander A Doe Fanzdree FROSH Eov: l Mork Swmger Roaer Tate David Reber Luther Allen larnes: Clevenger, Row 2 Inn Renz Donald Lettorde Dav1d Brubaker Eugene Davrs Carl Taylor hm Reed 'Pete Faudree IR HIGH Row l lack Hathaway, Dean Metz- Oer, Gene Hapner Todd Rlchards Bob Hippensteel Row 2' Bob Gidley, Larry Greer, lack Barnhouse, Todd Walters Bob Bechtold, Dick Marshall, 'Pete' Eau- dree Row 3 Gene Ruse Bruce Flora Roger Miller, Max Taylor, Stanley Walker Brll Snep Herbert Bradley, Leon Bazzoni, Larry Yentes Larry Moore Corwin Keaflaber Leroy DGVIS CHEER LEADERS Lrnda Morr1sey Vrckre Lee Pat Shanahan 'mole 1 955 Haw l Rzflpfi Kr clibctuin Gene ffclzcl Darrel Graff 5 Larry larzlan Mark Swinger Gary lacksan P' A ,. V I 'K how Z Pete Eugene Dsivrs lmao Sohuliz Duval Brubaker Tort Hyl- tcy lm flood lines ClC'y'IfTj'2f Lgzllior ftllcn R I Henflirr Paw S Ralph Ponracl Leo Iudy lcrry Slczckhaus: Vertivn Srlirall lm Shanahan Leland Beery l3h'i B lf ay'n n Zzwa ooc t I' Clarl. lf' H rd T 'l Hcth- ' J away, Bill Leonhard Maurrce Fried- eii Mike Walters Dewayne Beery The track team of l954 was Coun- ty Champions and Runner-up in the Manchester Relays. The loss of Baker, Brown, Hauser, Leckrone, Ritenour, and Shanahan by gradua- tion will be keenly felt in trying to duplicate last years record How- ever, there is a good possibility that some of the boys who got some ex- perience last year will help to bol- ster the squad and make it a better than average year tor the Cinder- men of Chester S E 1 1 ' r i I 'fl .. P ffl' S 'Q , Jackson 1 :FFL Q33 . -ri if I 5? Fmeoeu at . I i Leomwzo SCHEDULE . - x ,gf 4. April 1 Syracuse-Sidney Sym 1 qizffjtyif Apfii 8 S, Whitley-C'tr'l Couege gg. :Ffgjf 1 it Apfii l2 Ufbmwwhitefs Here tYi ' Qi51f' ' ' April 15 Pierceton-left Ctr. Here Ai A , Apr1l2U Lalfontaine-Laketon Here fzl iz N ' April 23 Manchester Relays College Aprzl W Co Track Meet College ' May l3 Secfional Huntlngton Q i 8 5, ,B CLARK i-g I HAT!-IAWAY W' ' J 1, fr 1., . L my ' v. wwf Xlw ut' 'QQ 'ih- .41 N W? , W ,Q f CNP 55 fish 51 - a ,Q f 33112 R K' A r ,A ff v i I Ac:tiCviti95 --1 . . - , . 5 P 4 Q I Iyxfpwww I izlx- ' 3 .r : 41. -- R' fl? ?2.igff55g'?3 'ivjfgfni - 4 Mun. C f HOOVER POULTRY F RM ND HATCHERY Ml S h f N h M h Ph C I f Ph 30 72W MESSER REE OUS N h M h f W - - s ,i -' 3 Y I' L Ri! I . I i , + 'F fl , g U gm PAPA - 'ww'I r 'I 1. In 2ifi1si??- in fl Courtesy of SARAH KELTON BROWNE, ATTORNEY fi identification: Noel Yordy, Editor, Maurice Frieden, Assoclate Editor, M Smith, Advisor, Darrel Grattis, Business Manager. Front Row: Maurice Frieden, Associate Editor, Darrel Graf- tis, Business Manager, Noel Yordy, Editor. Second Row: Bob Barker, Sports and Ads, Bill Leonhard, Clubs and Ads, Charles Mil- ler, Last Will and Testament and Snaps, Ted Morford, Ads, Iames Meyer, Last Will and Testament and Snaps, Gary lackson, Prophecy and Ads, Leo Iucly, Sports, Third Row: Edythe Meyer, Senior Write-ups and Clubs, Phyllis Burkhart, Prophecy and Circulation, Sue Leon- hardt, Senior Write-ups, Rose Ann Bucher, Clubs and Proph- ecy, Lucy Robinson, Typing, Anita Bollinger, Faculty, Helen Penrod, Last Will and Testa- ment and Snaps, Catherine Gemmer, Typing and Snaps, Shirley Krichbaum, Typing and Snaps, Barbara Elkins, Faculty and Snaps, Marilyn Metzger, Typing, Phyllis Rup- ley, Typing, Ann Reber, Cir- culation, Normma Coning, Typirg and Clubs Back Bow: lack Sleighter, Ads, Todd Hathaway, Ads, lim Myers, Circulation, Iohn Clark, Sports and Circulation, Char- les Zinsmeister, Ads, Keith Cook, Sports Rawlings for 1955 There was no doubt in the minds ot the Class ol '55 on the question ot whether to publish an Annual in l955. ln early September the class unanimously accepted the Bavelings challenge and Noel Yordy, Maurice Frieden and Darrel Graffis were elected as leaders. Every member of the class shared in the responsibility for the book. The S taff ,lzester Chatter Staff Salted S110 l10OI1l1C7l'Kll, Norma Ci3Y1lItCT, Hose Ann BLlCllC'I', Phyllts Rupley, M.1:1ly:1 Metz- aer l.1,1C'y' Hob111so11, Phyllts Burkhart STa1rd1:1a E1.lytl1eM0yer, Ned Yortiy Mr111r11'e Frtodcm, lack Hathaway, l aurale lP'lr'c1111'l011k1111'q, MTS A:'11.1:1 TH111 5?1'l111 :Waker CfTllltNTlYlt G0111- Mer, Slrrtoy K:'1:'l1ba11111, Mr lW'll1'11'1 fX'11t11l?'1ll- irtqer llorotlty lf1ffo1'ac1, Mrrrv Irie lXtm1'klc1 A1111 l' l t 1 twin ,. Officers Seated Sue Leonhardt, Norma Corilnq, Rose Ann Bucher, Phylhs Ruploy Marllyn Metz- ger, L uc y Robmson, Phylhs Burkhart Standtna Mrs Annss, Edythe M e y e r, 'Tom Schumaker, S h i r l 0 y Krlchbaurn, Cathertne Gernmer, Mr l'D1ll1ng Chester Chatter, the school paper, keeps the typma class. The various reporters were kept busy students well 1r1torn'1ed of the happenings around 1'1-tfltmg News every other Week for the paper' Mr. D1ll1na, Mrs, Arruss, and the Chatter staff were School' responsiblevtor rnakina this a successful year. We The Chatter was the mam project ot the advanced want to extend our apprecianon to them. Compliments of Comptimenfs of FRED FE-I-S-QLUESEL SON WALNUT sneer annex SHOP Phone 259 North Manchester, Indiana Noffh Manchesqu . L foctcd: Bose Ann Bucher, Gary Iackson, Charles Zinsrneister, Bill Leonhard, Sue Leonhardt, Maurice Frieden, Phyllis Burkhart, Norma Coning, Blending, Tod Mortord, Edythe Meyer, Anita Bollinger, Catherine Gernmer, Mrs. VanCamp, Director. Sen im' Class Play The Adorable Imp Betty Lou Gordon who is seventeen must play the part ot an eleven year-old imp because her mother, Who is a pretty Widow, has told a Wealthy admirer she is only twentyenine. Betty Lou with the help ot Brian Barclay and Clint Purdy, who are admirers ot Betty Lou's mother and grandmother, never have a dull moment in planning ways and means to get rid ot the Pickrells. Poor Clint, who plays hte Irish cook, and Brian Barclay, the butler, are always in trouble with the Pickrells. Betty Lou makes things Worse gl! when she talls in love with Boss Waldron, the Pick- rell's grandson. Boss is already engaged to Imo- gene, but isn't really in love. Boss wants to tind his dream girl but he doesn't know her name Betty Lou hates Imogene and when she learns Imogene has a cat phobia, she really gives Imogene a hard time. She sees that Imogene has one sneezing spell atter another. When things seem to be at their Worst, a ghost bgins to Walk, scaring every one. tn nil' I N front: lffiriam Swinger, Beverly Buckingham, Sue Bichards, Pat Leckrone, Betty Williams, Dorothy Lefforge. 'U 'I Nolte noein Miller, Ft. l. Benicker, Dewayne Beery, Mrs. Van Camp, Director, lack Baker, Bobby Hapner, Carol Grossnickle. Junior Class Play Seventeen Isflwfully Younfui There is always something happening at the Eliots. Perhaps it is because of the monkeyshines of Albert and his friend Thaddeus. More than likely, though, it's because of the Eliot sisters, Ian and Nicki. Ian, the tigress, is the beautiful but spoiled seventeen year-old daughterg and Nicki, the mouse, is sixteen and shy, definitely not in the race, as far as looks are concerned. In fact Nicki's never been popular. She has always danced with the most handsome boys in school, she's waltzed with the football heroes, she's had dates with all the boys - in her dreams. But it has never been a reality. All her life she has dreamed of going to beautiful places and having gobs of fun. All of this has just been in a make believe world - until her fairy god- mother arrives. She is Nicki's old friend and teacher, Miss Tilby, who has an amazing gift for cataloging Compliments of BRADY'S STORE FOR MEN North Manchester Indiana people and putting them exactly where they belong. Miss Tilby, who has watched Nicki since that first day in school, takes Nicki in hand, gives her several very important lessons - including a couple on spunk - and it's a very transformed Nicki that emerges . . . much to the chagrin of sister Ian who's always done all she can to stay ahead of Nicki. Nicki really creates a disturbance when she emerges into the new Nicki. Maybe her mousy ideas get her places after all. Junior Fish Fry The luniors had a very successful fish fry this year. They had the famous Akron Jonah Club to fry their fish. New records were set in total sales and net profit. Compliments of FEDEWA APPLIANCE STORE North Manchester, Indiana Phone UC ' s U' ...Q Jogh 'QQ I... as-8 Q9 4 sos, -1 19 1 -ff ' 3 -9 , Y 3635 , foo fb '1 l .-' .-- ,-41 - -' - W:- 3 4 W P 4- . T RL ': uo V 'ie lr-,,,,,,,... s Q-favqi F -W .. ,, - ,::1...-W 'E-' - .... 13.-IS! .......... 1? y '73 T51 C aagfr ra isnt. , 19' 'Q' , ' 3, 3 QS ' ' W .Q , Hl-Y Row I: Noel Yordy, Ralph Penrod, Ted Morford, Gary Jackson, Bill Leonhard, Tom Schumaker, Larry Jordan, Tom Helvey, Sfanley Hoov- er, Bob Barker. Row 2: Maurice Frieden, Kendal Wal' ler, Robin Miller, Max Cox, Darrel Graflis, R. J. Renicker, Leland Beery, Jim Shanahan, Larry Slack- house, Jerry uadsxey, uewayne Beery, Charles Zlnsmelsler, Todd Halhaway, Leo Judy, Charles Miller. Row 3: Aovisor, James Tyler, Nelson Zinsmelsler, Tom Baker, Kenny Prall, Don Judy, Vernon Schroll, Monroe Walker, Jim Alexander, James Meyer, Richard Miller, Ronald Wiley, Bill Hippensleel. SU NSHINE Row I: Helen Penrod, Gloria Houser, Shirley Lifilefield, Fannie Swiharl, Verlindia Clevenger, Janie Robin- son, Nancy Clevenger, Cafherine Gemmer, Miss Bowen. Row 2: Phyllis Rupley, Ann Reber, Phyle lls Burknarl, Sue Leonnardl, Rose Ann Bucher, Eoylhe Meyer, Marilyn Melzger, Shirley Krlcnoaum, Bar- bara clkins, Lucy Robinson, Norma Con.ng. Row 3: Advisor, Mrs, Amfss, Carol Grossnickle, Pal Leckrone, Jane Schenkel, Marilyn Prall, Shelby Bechlold, Janene Myers, Carolyn Melzqer, Karen Bolinger, Gloria Hack, Sandra Marshall, Carol Frie- den, Pal Flora, Rosalie Rineharl, Mary Jane Merkle, Miriam Swinger, Sylvia Rieman, Anrla Bollinger, Mrs, Van Camp. Row 4: Mary Lou Tyner, Sharon Hap- ner, Therese Lee, Dorolhy Lefforge, Sue Richards, Beverly Buckingham, Belly Williams, Barbara Meyer, Dora Young, Mary l:llen Snavely, Joyce Grossnickle, Judy Leonhard, Barbara Farley, Julia Purdy, SUNBEAM Row I: Jean Hippensleel, Lois Michel, Connie Nordman, Sandra Shock, Marlha Swinger, Ann Keffaber, Sue Graham, Laurale Brandenburg, Mary Hoover, Peggy Howard, Shar- on lyner, Linda Clark, Mary Bifzell Row 2: Kay Waller, Rulh Ann Warren, Jane Renz, Teena Giegold, Anila Burkhart, Karin Faudree, Gloria Reber, Nelda Baker, Sally Beaver, Eslher Brovonf, Carol Domer. Row 3: Evelyn Walls, Geraldine Brad- ley, Evelyn Belien, Rosemary Miller, Glenna Brubaker, Roberfa Akers, Karen Bowen, Jane? Buckingham, Nancy Hauperl, Becky Damron, Judy Baker, Nancy Mclnfosh, Rachel Cook, Marlha Merkle, Vicki Lee, Kay Richards, Saundra Sloops, Judy Jordan, Jo Ann Landis, Gloria Keaflaber, Marcea Brandenburg, Mrs. Lylle, Advisor, Row 4: Norma Helvey, Jane? Morford, Lou Jean Howard, Jessie Robinson, Jean Praler, Maiorie Klulz, Donna Sleiqhfer, Janice Pralf, Sharon Myers, Pal Shanahan, Janice Mar- shall, Frieda Allen, Linda Morrisey, Jane Hippensleel, Janel Badskey. F. F. A. Row I: Maurice Frieden, Ralph Pen- rod, Tom Helvey, Gary Jackson, Ted Morford, Cecil Scribner, Advisor, Bill Leonhard, Tom Schumaker, Gene Michel, Dewayne Beery, Noel Yordy. Row 2: Marvin Mefzger, Mark Swing- er, Luther Allen, Roger Tale, Leo Judy, Charles Miller, Jim Aleander, Charles Zinsmeisler, Leland Beery, Jim Shanahan, Larry Slackhouse, Carl Taylor, Leo Frieden, Harold Hamman. Row 3: David Reber, Nelson Zins- meisler, Max Cox, Robin Miller, Monroe Walker, Vernon Schrcll, Jim Renz, Richard Miller, Ronald Wiley, Kenny Prall, Clem Milchell, Bill Hippensfeel. HEETER'S GARAGE Dale 8 Dick Phone 87FI2 Norfh Manchesler Complimenls of FARM BUREAU CO-OP ELEVATOR Blppl-'S Indiana Librarians Sillingz Lucy Robinson, Norma Con- ing, Barbara Elkins, Phyllis Rupley, Marilyn Melzger, Ann Reber, Phyl- ls Burkharl. Slanding: Nancy Hauperl, Glenna Brubaker, Mary Bilzell, Miriam Swinger, Mrs. Amiss, Mark Swinger, Jack Baker, Carl Taylor, Larry Slackhouse, Jim Shanahan, Carol Grossnickle, Belly Williams, Bar- bara Meyer, Jane Schenkel, Dor- olhy Lefforge. Student Council Gary Jackson, Todd Richards, Jack Baker, Kay Richards, Dick Marshall, Mr Sm'lh, Jim Shanahan Boys' 4-H Row l: Ned Yordy, Dick Marshall, Bob Hippensleel, Larry Yenfes, Gene Ruse, Richard Miller, Dean Melzger, Bob Bechlold, Row 2: Maurice Frieden, Sandra Shock, Helen Penrod, Charles Mil' ler, Ted Morford, Edylhe Meyer, Phyllis Burkharl, Bill Leonhard, Gene Michel, Karen Bowen, Ann Keaffaber. Row 3: Cecil Scribner, Leader, Max Taylor, Mark Swinger, Harold Ham- man, Carl Taylor, Tom Helvey, Ver- non Schroll, Leland Beery, Dewayne Beery, Mike Wallers, Noel Yordy, Carolyn Mefzger, Sandra Marshall, Joyce Grossnickle, Todd Richards, Bob Gidley, Row 4: Ronnie Brandenburg, John Airgood, Todd Wallers, David Reber, Roger Tale, Robin Miller Jim Alexander, Richard Miller, Bill Hippensleel, Jan'ce Marshall, Mary Bflzell, Carol Domer, Anila Burk- harl, Girls' 4 Row l: Connie Nordman, Gloria Keaflaber, Karen Krichbaum, Nelda Baker, Carol Domer, Anila Burk- harl, Ann Keaffaber, Gloria Reber, Sally Beaver, Mary Jane Merkle. Row 2: Evelyn Walls, Sharon Tyner, Judy Baker, Helen Penrod, Edylhe Meyer, Phyllis Burkharl, Rose Ann Bucher, Ann Reber, Shirley Krich- baum, Marilyn Melzqer. Row 3: Miriam Swinger, Donna Sleighler, Marlha Swinger Marlha Merkle, Marcea Brandenburg, Sue Graham, Rose Mary Miller, Laurale Brandenburg, Gloria Hack, Karen Bollinger, Joyce Grossnickle, Jane Ann Schenkel, Judy Jordan, Janene Myers, Carolyn Melzger, Rosalie Rineharl, Mrs. Lylle, Leader. Row 4: Lois Michel, Norma Helvey, Jane? Morford, Janel Badskey Shirley Liillelield, Pal Flora, Pal Shanahan, Sharon Myers, Janice Marshall, Nancy Mclrrlosh, Judy Leonhard Julia Purdy, Barbara Eaalsau Bcnzd Mr. Leckrone Director, Under the wonderful and able direction ot Leck the Chester High School Band has won high honors in District and State competition. This year Chester ranked as one ot the highest, winning 43 first and l7 seconds at District and ll firsts and l8 seconds at State, more tirsts than all other schools of Wabash County combined. ' The Chester Band is known throughout the state which we credit to our deserving director. Q' Magorette lanenc Myers Sho proudly led our band at each ol our home basketball games giving a wonder- lul and dazzling performance Row l loyce Grossnickle, Sandra Marshall, Rosemary Miller, lanet Badskey, Sharon Myers, Mary lane xt Hack, Roger Tate, lane Ann Schenkel, Marilyn Pratt, Rose Ann Bucher, Sue Leonhardt, Edythe Meyer, Sallie Beaver Row 3 Kay Richards, Beverly Buckingham, Bob Hip- pensteel, Bruce Flora, Mike Walters, Ierry Bads- key, larnes Shanahan, Patricia Leckrone, Carol Merkle, Donna Sleighter, Shirley Littlefield, Saun- dra Stoops, Gloria Houser, Frieda Allen, Gloria Keatfaber, lean Hippensteel, Rosalie Rinehart, Mr. Lockrone, D.rector Row 2 Gene Metzger, Becky Myers, Ianene Myers, Mcrcea Brandenburg, Ianice Marshall, lane Hip- pensteel, Charles Miller, Gary lackson, Gloria 54 Grossnickle, lames Meyer, Robin Miller, Ann Reber, Sue Graham, Larry Langer, Gloria Reber Row 4 David Reber, ludy Leonhard, Karen Bollinger, Betty Williams, Karen Bowen, Max Cox, Helen Penrod, Maurice Friederi, Ralph Penrod, Leo Frieden, Gary Keattaber, Gary Nordmann, Todd Walters, lack Barnhouse, Donald Leflorge -f 'EQ nw- '3 QQ xx.. 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Boys' Quartet Gary Jackson Firsf Tenor Maurice Frieden Second Tenor Ted Morford Bill Leonhard Baritone Bass Girls' Quintet Edylhe Meyer Sue Leonhardl Anila Bollinger Rose Ann Bucher Norma Conlng Alla Soprano Allo Alfa Soprano .llixcd 1511501111110 Edyfhe Meyer, Ted Morlord, Sue Leonhardl, Bill Leonhard, Anifa Bollinger, Maurice Frieden, Rose Ann Bucher, Gary Jackion, Norma Coninq Complirnnnls of HARTING FURNITURE CO Nlorfh Manchesfer, Indiana Phone 593 R I ComoI'n1vrrVs ol J W STRAUSS Sr SON Feeds - Seeds f Coal - lac Phone 93 Norlh Manchrsler, Indiana .1 81 SR. GlRLS' GLEE CLUB Row I: B1ba'a Elk'ns, Phyllis liupley, Ann Reber, Phyllis Burk- harl, Edyllhe Meyer, Rose Ann Euzwer, Sue Leowhardl, Norma CJ'i'ng, Anfla Bollinger. Row I: Miram Swinger, Fannie Swlharl, Mary Ellen Snavely, Doroli.y Le forge, Dora Young, Belly Wllams, Pal Leckrone, Joyce Grossnlckle, M'ss Bowen, Dreclor. Row 3: Jane Schenkel Marilyn Metzger, Shirley Krichbaum, Cafherine Gemmer, Helen Pen- rod, Carol Grossn ckle, Theresa Lee, Mary Lou Tyner, Beverly lZuck'ngham, Sue Rchards. FRESH. B: SOPH, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row I: Jean Fraler, Verlindia ulefemcger, Mar,or.e Klulz, Glei- u.i H ubaker, Mary Jane Merlxle, U-rol F eden, Jane Rob nsoi, ii.ncy L,Ie.e.igef, fun Kea.rab- er, Jo Anne Land s. Row 2: in ss Bowen, D'rec'for, Nancy llauaerl, Sue Graham, Kosal e Rrnenarl, Janel Buck.nqa ham, Roberta Axers, Laurale Brandenburg, J u d y Jordan, Caroyln iviorgger, Janene Myers, Pal Flora. Row 3: Barbara Farley, Judy Leon- hard, Gloria Hack, Karen Boll- inger, Kay Rchards, SJund,a Sloops, Gloria Houser, Sylva Rieman, Shirley Lilllerield, Jul'a Purdy, Jan'ce Prafl, Rosemary l-l ller, Ma.y Bilzell. MIXED CHORUS Row l: Marilyn Melzger, Shirley Krlchbaum, Barbara tlkins, Edy- fhe Meyer, Phyllis Burlrharl, Rose Ann Bucher, Sue Leonhardl, Ani Reber, Phyllis Rupley, Lucy Rob- inson. Row 2: Miriam Swinger, Beverly Buclnngham, Belly Wrlliams, Maurice Frieden, Ted Morford, Dewayne Beery, James Meyer, Ralph Penrod, Gary Jackson, Bill Leonhard, Bobby Hapner, R. J. Ren.cker, Anila Bollmger, Joyce Grossn.ckle, Miss Bowen, D.- reclor. Row 3: Dorolhy Lefforge, Jane Schenkel, Pal Leckrone, Fanne Swiharl, Cafherine Gemrner, Helen Penrod, Carol Gross- nickle, Dora Young, fherese Lee, Mary Lou Tyner, Mary Ellen Snavely, Sue Rchards, Norma Confnq. JR. HIGH CHORUS Row l: Karen Krichbaum, Anlla Burlrharl, Teena Giegold, Gloria, Reber, Sally Beaver, Jane Renz, Nelda Baker, Peggy Howard, Rulh Ann Warren, Mary Hoover, Eslher Brovonl, Carol Domer. Row Z: Miss Bowen, Direclor, Lois Michel, Karin Faudree, Rebecca Damron, Judy Baker Norma Helvey, Janel Morlord, Gloria Keaflaber, Kay Waller, Sharon Tyner, Evelyn Walls, Marcea Brandenburg, Marlha Merkle, Sharon Myers, Marlha Swinger, Jean Hippensleel. Row 3: Bob Gidley, Todd Rich- ards, Ronnie Brandenburg, John Paul, Donna Sleighler, Sandra Shock, Lou Jean Howard, Slan- ley Walker, Pal Shanahan, Frieda Allen, Linda Morrisey, Vicki Lee, Jane Hippensleel, Janel Baclskey. an e Qi'f 'f A ee . , , 'l fi A H S S , A , re ,, f 9 Qevi' fi is rv , - , f . GU 3' Y Y 4-els r.. Q Q egg y- I 1. : 'l .ew B L fix. ivan? 'J' , 5 eg . Riff 4 I fd .- 6:1 QQ Judging Teams 'iludging is a method of teaching and a Way ot ination contests and made good showings at the 1 , 1 ff district contests. The dairy judging team paced by .earning ,, . . torn Schumaker came very close to qualifying tor Four of our judging teams survived county elim- the Purdue 4-H Round Up. -rv 'aux Soil Lco ludy, Darrel Graftis, Larry lor- d':n, Cecil Scribner - Coach, lack Sleighter, Leo Frieden, Noel Yordy. -I c ff .Q Vegetable Front' Leland Beery, Ted Morford, Larry Stackhouse, Monroe Walker, Back: Leo Frieden, lim Alexander, Cecil Scribner - Coach, Robin Mil- ler, Kenny Pratt. ' -?: 1' if-4 Forestry Maurice Frieden, Cecil Scribner - Coach, Bill Leonhard. Poultry Larry Staclchouse, lim Shanahan, Cecil Scribner - Coach, Monroe Walker, Leo Frieden, Dairy Richard Miller lim Alexander, Tom- my Schumaker Cecil Scribner - Coach Vernon Schroll Dewayne Beery Ronald Wiley Livestock Fronlt Nelson Zinsmeisler Kenny Pratt Back Leo ludy Charles Zinsmeister, Cecil Scribner - Coach, Robin Miller, Max Cox Corps Frone' Cecil Scribner Coach Back' Gary Iackson Charles Miller, lack Sleiahter Leo Iudy '-sf L! M11 ' Q -fa ,. pi slim I 8 ,,-1 . 1, i K L, 3 . --'-L i :L9291 13 . ,. 'K Mhmiq 'JJ- ff . Jw' ' Q7 ii 9 jimi' nil ' IIS 'Wifi at Q I :Di rectory Q' Robert Barker: Basketball 1, 4-H 1: Ping POHQ 2: 1-ibfCI1'iCI1'1 2: Annual Statt 4 CAdvertising Committee, Sports Committee1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 lSecretary 41, Basketball Student Manager 4, Volleyball 4. Anita Bollinger: Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Vocal Sextette l, 2, Vocal Quintet 3, 4, Triple Trio 2, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, Spelling Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Contest 2, Spanish Contest 3, Sunbeam 1, Sunshine 2, 3, 4, Meet Corliss Archer 3, The Adorable Imp 4, Annual Stall 4 tlfaculty Committee1, Class Secretary 4, Scholarship l, 2, 3, Librarian l, 2, D.A.R. Award 4, Rose Ann Bucher: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Vocal Sextette 1, 2, Vocal Quintet 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Sunbeam 1, Sunshine 2, 3, 4 tTreasurer 3, 41, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest l, 2, 3, 4, 4-I-I l, 2, 3, 4 tTreasurer l, Vice-President 2, President 3, Secretary 41, Chester Chatter Stati 4 tCo-editor1, Annual Staff 4 CClass Prophecy Commit- tee, Clubs Committee1, Iunior Leader 2, 3, 4, 4-H Round-up 4, Meet Corliss Archer 3, The Adorable Imp 4, Photography Club l. Phyllis Burkhart: Sunbeam 1, Sunshine 2,3,4 tSecretary 31, lunior Leader 23,4, 4-I-I l,2,3,4 tPresident 2,31, 4-H Round- up 2, Annual Staff 4 tProphecy Committee, Circulation Com- mittee1, Meet Corliss Archer 3, The Adorable Imp 4, Chester Chatter Statt 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Librarian 4, Class Treasurer 4. Iohn Clark: Basketball 2, Track 1, 2,3, 4, Volleyball 4, Annual Stall 4 tSports Committee, Circulation Committee1. Norma Coning: Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Vocal Sextette l,2, Vocal Quintet 3.4, Triple Trio 3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,3, 4, Sunbeam 1, Sunshine 2, 3,4, Math Contest l, Meet Corliss Archer 3 tPrompter1, The Ador- able Imp 4, Annual Staff 4 fTypin91: Class Secretary 3, Scholarship 2, 3. Keith Cook: Basketball 1, Boys' Glee Club l,2, Track Z, An- nual Stait 4 tSports Committee1. ' Barbara Elkins: Sunbeam 1, Sunshine 2,3.4, Girls' Glee Club l,2. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, 4-I-I l,2, Iunior Leader 3, Annual Statt 4 tSnapshots Committee, Faculty Committee1, Librarian 1, 4, Meet Corliss Archer 3, Photography Club 4. Maurice Frieden: Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 3, 4, Band l,2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3 4, F.F.A. l,2, 3, 4, FFA. Con- vention 4, Hi-Y 2, 3,4, 4-H l,2, 3, 4, 4-I-I Round-up 2, lunior Leadership Convention 3, Livestock Iudging l,2, Forestry Iudging 2, 3, 4, Crops Iudging 2, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Meet Corliss Archer 3, The Adorable Imp 4, Annual Stall 4 tAsso- ciate Editor1. Catherine Gemmer: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Sunbeam 1 tSecretary 11, Sunshine 2,3,4 lVice-President 3. President 41, Chester Chatter Statt 4, 4-H 1,2 tVice-Presi- dent 21, Iunior Leader 2, The Adorable Imp 4, Annual Stati 3 tSnapshot Cofnmittee, Typing Committee1, Class Secretary Darrel Graffis: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Meet Corliss Archer 3 tBusiness Manager1, The Adorable Imp 4 tBusiness Manager1, Soil ludging 4, Business Manager of Annual 4, Class Vice-Pres- ident 2. Todd Hathaway: Track l,2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4 tSecretary 31, EEA. l,2, 3, Class President 1, Treasurer 2, Student Council l, Annual Staff 4 lAdvertising Committee1. Gary Iackson: Librarian 1, Boys' Glee Club l,2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, FPA. l, 2, 3, 4 lConvention 41, Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2. 3, 4, Crops Iudging l, 2, 3, 4, I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Meet Corliss Archer 3, Math Con- test 2, 3, 4, The Adorable Imp 4, Student Council 4 lPresi- dent1, Class President 4, Annual Propphecy and Advertising Committees, Boys' Quartet 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4. Leo Iudy: Volleyball 4, Basketball 1, Student Manager 4, Track 4, Baseball lStudent Manager 41, EEA. 1,2,3,4 tSen- tinel 3,4, Convention 1,21, 4-I-I 3, Livestock ludging l,2, 3, 4, Crops Iudging l,2, 3, 4, Soil Iuclging 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 tSports Comrnittee1 Shirley Krichbaum: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3. 4, Sunbeam l tPresident 11, Sunshine 2, 3, 4, Chester Chat- ter 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4 lPresident 2, Vice-President 41, 4-H Round- up 4, lunior Leader 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, Annual Staff 4 lTyp- ing Committee, Snapshot Committee1. Bill Leonhard: Boys' Glee Club l,2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Boys' Quartet 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Con- test 3, 4, Baseball 4, Basketball I tStudent Manager -11 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, FPA, I, 2, 3, 4 tConven- tion 41, Livestock ludging l, Forestry Iudging 2,3,4, 4-H Round-up 2, Meet Corliss Archer 3 tBusiness Manager1, The Adorable Imp 4, Annual Staff 4. Sue Leonhardt: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Vocal Sextette 1, 2, Quintet 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Band 1.2.3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest l,2,3,4, Sunbeam 1, Sun- shine 2,3,4, Annual Statt tSenior Write-Up1, Chester Chat- ter Statt tEditor-in-Chiet1, Our Miss Brooks 2, Meet Corliss Archer 3, The Adorable Imp 4. Marilyn Metzger: Sunbeam 1, Sunshine 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, 4-H l,2, 3, 4, 4-H Round-up 3, lunior Leader 2, 3,4, Annual Staff tTyping Committee1, Librarian 4, Chester Chatter Staff 4, Meet Corliss Archer 3. Edythe Meyer: Cheer Leader l, 2, Sunbeam l, Sunshine 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l,2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Vocal Sextette l,2, Quintet 3,4, Triple Trio 3,4, 4-I-I Round-up 3, lunior Leader 3, 4, Chester Chatter Statt 4, Annual Staff CSenior Write-up, Clubs Committee1, Meet Corliss Archer 3, The Adorable Imp 4 tPrompter1. Iames Meyer: Boys' Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band l,2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 3, Librarian 3, Photography Club 4, Annual Staff 4 tSnapshot Committee, Last Will and Testament Committee1. Charles Miller: Track I, I-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest l, 2, 3, 4, FEA. l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Crops ludaing l,2, 3, 4, 4-H Round-up 4, Photography 4, Annual Statt 4 tSnapshot Committee, Last Will and Testament Com- mittee1. Ted Morford: Boys' Glee Club I, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 3,4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, EEA. l,2, 3,4 tConvention l,2,3,41, 4-H 1.2, 3, 4, 4-H Round-up 4, lunior Leader 3, 4, Meet Corliss Archer 3, The Adorable Imp 4, Annual Staff 4 tAdvertising Com- mittee1. lim Myers: Basketball l, Track 1.4, Volleyball 2, 4, Annual Staff tCircu1ation Committee1. Helen Penrod: Sunbeam 1, Sunshine 2,3, 4, 4-H 1,2,3,4 tSecretary l, 3, Vice-President 41, Iunior Leader 2, 3, 4, State Fair School 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, 4, Meet Corliss Archer 3, Annual Staff 4 tSnapshot Committee, Last Will and Testament Committee1. Ann Reber: Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sunbeam l, Sunshine 2,3,4 tSecretary 41, Band l,2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble 2, 3, 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, tSecretary 3, Presi- dent41, Librarian 4, Annual Staff 4 CCircu1ation Committee1. Lucy Robinson: Sunbeam 1, Sunshine 2, 3. 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3 4, Librarian 2.4, Annual Staff 4 lTyp- ing Committee1, Chester Chatter Statt 4. Phyllis Rupley: Sunbeam I, Sunshine 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Librarian 4, Chester Chat- ter Staff 4, Annual Staff 4 CTyping Committee1. lack Sleighter: Class Vice President 3, Basketball 1, 2, EEA. l, 2. 3, 4, Soil Iudging 2, 4, Crops ludging 2, 3, Annual Staff 4 lAdvertising Committee1. Noel Yordy: FPA. 1,2,3,4 tSecretary 3, President 41 lCon- vention 1,2,3.41, 4-H l,2,3 fSecretary 2, Vice-President 31, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 tVice-President 3, President 41, Basketball l,2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Volleyball 4, Class President 2, Student Council 2 fSecretary1, Annual Statt 4 fEditor1, Soil ludging 3. 4: Hoosier Boys' State 3. Charles Zinsmeister: Basketball 1, I'liY 2, 3, 4, FEA. 1, 2, 3,4 CVice-President 3, Treasurer 41 fConvention l, 21, Livestock ludging 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Student Council 3 tVice- President1, Annual Staff 4 CAdvertising Committee1, Meet Corliss Archer 3, The Adorable Imp 4. Class Will We, the class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Five, do hereby declare ourselves to be of sound mind, in spite ot all actions to the contrary, and being of the opinion that it would be detrimental to deprive posterity of the fruits of our superior wisdom and experience, declare this to be our last will and testament, and to be honored as such. We otter to the faculty our most sincere apologies for the illegal acts, it any, committed by us. We also extend our deepest sympathy to Mr. Smith, whom we feel will miss us very much. To the students of the school we leave our ability to get along as a group, our scholastic ability, and our resolutions to get our lesson. We hereby declare that all our lawful debts be paid, in- cluding all our doctor bills for treatment of mental and physical ills caused by the examinations we have taken, and that all our funeral expenses be discharged. I, Bob Barker, will my ability to pack basketball suits to that up-and-coming student manager, Leland Beery. l, Anita Bollinger, being of absent mind and sound body, will to Miss Bowen part of my absent-mindedness in case she ever decides to be a college professor. I, Rose Ann Bucher, will my ability as co-editor of the Chester Chatter to any person with good eyesight who can count the pages as fast as they come out of the ditto mach- ineg also, my ability to get along with teachers to my young- ei sister, Linda. I, Phyllis Burkhart, will my seat in the study hall to anyone who can regulate the heat, and my locker to any junior girl that gets there first. I, Iohn Clark, will my ability to stay awake in the study hall to Clarence Betten, and my A's in citizenship to who- ever needs them. I, Norma Coning, will my ability to have an appendicitis operation on Thursday and come home on Saturday, to any- one who might need it. I, Keith Cook, will my seat on Sport Metzger's bus to Caro- lyn Metzger. I, Barbara Elkins, will my ability to keep quiet in Miss Bowen's classes to Pat Leckrone and my ability to argue to Mr. Tyler. I, Maurice Frieden, would will my intelligence to anyone who needed it but I can't, because I need it all myself. I, Catherine Gemmer, will my height to Ioan Landis and my ability to get A's in deportment to anyone who needs it. I, Darrel Graffis, will my ability to enjoy Mr. Dilling's classes to Carolyn Metzger, my stripped overalls to lim Shanahan, my hustle to Gene Heeter, and Ol' Nelliebelle to anyone who will keep her under sixty, I, Todd Hathaway, will my ability to behave and hold my temper to my brother, lack. CI think he is going to need it.l I, Gary Iackson, will my memory to Mr. Rowe so he will be able to find his keys. I, Leo Iudy, will my ability to get A's in citizenship to Danny Hammond and my Chevy to anybody who can keep gasoline in it. I, Shirley Krichbaum, will my seat in the study hall to any one who can keep it on the floor and my ability to do short- hand to any junior who decides to take it. I, Bill Leonhard, will my ability to get along with Miss Bowen to Miriam Swinger. I, Sue Leonhardt, will my position as Editor-in-chief of the Chester Chatter to anyone who can put up with Bessie, the ditto machine. I, Marilyn Metzger, will my seat in the back of the study hall to anyone who thinks he can behave. I, Edythe Meyer, will my seat on lohnny Marburger's bus to anyone who can keep Tom Schumaker company. I, Iames Meyer, will my toothish grin to anyone who is toothless and my seat in the study hall to anyone who can get along with Pat Leckrone. I, Charles Miller, will my seat in the study hall to anyone who can enjoy the Indiana scenery that can be seen from it. I, Ted Morford, will my seat on the bus to Robin Miller. I'm sure he will like it. I, Iim Myers, will my ability to get along with Mr. Dilling to Doc Hammond, I also will my ability to sleep in history class to Clem Mitchell. I, Helen Penrod, will some of my long hair to Gerold Fau- dree, and my position in band to anyone who might get a bang out of it. I, Ann Reber, will my ability to go steady with the same boy for three years of high school to Ann Keatfaber. I, Lucy Robinson, will my short stature to Mrs. Van Camp and Mr. Rowe. I, Phyllis Rupley, will the extra money I have to Chester High School to build escalators to replace the stairs. I, lack Sleighter, will my ability to keep out of arguments to David Reber. I, Noel Yordy, will to Mrs. Van Camp the height she loaned me in the eighth grade. II Wasn't able touse it.l Furthermore, I will my stripped overalls to Dewayne Beery. I, Charles Zinsmeister, will my ability to get A's in citizen- ship and stay out of trouble to Gene Michel. Prophecy Class of 1955 Here it is, l970 The dream of the Class of 1955 is coming true The new all modern school tor Chester Township is now completed Let's follow Mr. Smith over to look over the new building. Even though he has retired he still has a keen interest in the activities in Chester Township. Coming in the drive, he stops to talk with Noel Yordy, the foreman of the construction crew. While he was talking, Keith Cook, the head janitor, stopped to tell Noel that they couldn't get any pressure in the boilers. Mr. Smith decided to go along while they investigated the trouble. As they were going in the door they bumped into Bobby Barker, the owner of the Barker Locker Plant. He had been there to give some advice about the bulk freezer for the hot lunch program. Mr. Smith decided to go upstairs so he stepped on the new escalators twhich had been suggested by Lucy Robinson as a time-saving devicel. As he walked down the hall he stopped to look at the hall picture of the Class of '55. He remembered seeing on his favorite television program last evening the world famous male quartet consisting of Maurice Frieden, Bill Leonhard, Ted Morford, and Gary Iacksong all graduates of the Class of '55. ln the picture, he also saw the picture of Norma Coning who is now making her l02ncl appearance in the Metropol- itan Opera Theater. Two children belonging to the former Sue Leonhardt came racing down the hall, almost running into Mr. Smith. During the excitement Mr. Smith caught his finger in a locker door and had to go to the office of the school nurse, Helen Penrod, for a bandaid. While he was sitting there talking over old times, Anita Bollinger, head ol the English department came in to see if Helen could look at the Baker children tchildren of the former Ann Reberl to see if they really had the measles. Mr. Smith walked into the office and began talking to Darrel Graffis. head bookkeeper. Darrel called to his atten- tion a notice which was on the bulletin board. Charles Zins- rrieister, county agriculture agent, had filed charges against Leo Iudy for planting too much corn on his 300 acre farm. The case was to be tried in Wabash County court by pro- secuting attorney, Rose Ann Bucher. Mr. Smith stood there thinking about the case when lim Myers, head mechanic of the school bus fleet, ran into the office to tell Principal, lack Sleighter, that Phyllis Rupley, driving a truck for Faurot's Grocery store, had just his Charles Miller's new school bus, lack invited Mr. Smith to have lunch in the school cafe- teria. Head cook, Marilyn Metzger, rushed past Mr, Smith to tell Iohn Clark, fruit and vegetable truck driver, that they needed more lettuce. Mr. Smith stopped in to see the new art room on the way back upstairs. Catherine Gemmer was tearing her hair out trying to teach some little first graders to use finger paints, After she dismissed the class, she invited Mr. Smith to go to the study hall for convocation Much to his surprise, there were brightly painted designs on each wall of the study hall. Who did the gaudy decorat- ing? None other than Edythe Meyer, of course. The speaker for the convocation was Shirley Krichbaum, who told about her world travels. She also said that while she was in Hollywood she stopped to see the hair stylist for all the movie stars, Barbara Elkins. Mr. Smith thought it was time for him to pick up his wife at the Strawberry Beauty Shop, owned and operated by lames Meyer. On the way to the beauty shop, Mr. Smith happened to think of one more errand that he was supposed to dog stop at the Public Service Company and pay his light bill. He was greeted by Phyllis Burkhart's friendly smile as he walked in the door. After picking up Mrs. Smith, the Smiths decided to stop by at the Hathaway Ford Sales. Todd Hathaway finally con- vinced Mr, Smith that a Ford was the best car on the road and sold him a red and white convertible. As the Smith's were cruising along in their new convert- ible, Mr. Smith thought over his experiences of the day and remembered the Class of '55 as one of the most successful classes that had ever graduated from Chester High School. I .4 Phone 3062 Silver Lake, Indiana METZGER and SUN TRUGKING GU. Silver Lake, Indiana The Certainty of Satisfaction is Our Best Reference Used Cars and Trucks Phone 3951 Compliments of KERLIN MUTUR GUMPANY Ford Sales and Service Durwood Hathaway. 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Main St. E T - North Manchester Indiana North Manchester Indlana Cvmplimenrs of BUD REED AUTU SALES A I- L 9 BUICK-PONTIAC DEALER zvz pmum sv, Noun-4 Mnwnnzsrm mu, Y caflahe Home of Better lfsed Cars THE FRIENDLY STORE , Phone 504 212 E. Main St. N. Manchester North Manchester Indiana THE WARNER BROODER CORPORATION Manufacturers of Poultry Hog 81 Turkey Equipment HPLEASING YOU IS OUR BUSINESS HIIME T. V. We Sell and Service A Most National Brands Phone 13-F-21 Liberty Muir, Irrd. GUBLENTZ Xi SUN Liberty Maur ALLIS-CHALMERS NEW IDEA MOTOROLA T .V. Serving You Since 1921 Compliments of KELLY MARKET 81, SNACK BAR Liberty Mills, irrrl. FREB S. KISSINBER Building Specialties Service Building Insulation Aluminum Doors and Wfindows A Fiber-Glass Awnings A Tenkote Roof Coating That lasts for Years Rural Route 3 Phone 59-F-2 North Manchester Compliments of LIBERTY MILLS SALE BARN DAILY HOG MARKET Liberty Mills, Indiana NBAH BAKER SAW FILING LAWN iv1oWLR GRINDING 705 North Mill Street North Manchester, Ind. THE HOME OF PIES IT'S M l K E ' S B A E E In North Manchester and South Whitley GOOD FOOD REST COFFEF RULINGER Furniture and Hardware State Road 114 West of North Manchester Telephone 377R1 Complete Line of Hardware, Home Appliance and Farm Supplies BREMBEUK 81- SUN Phone 60 Urbana GRIST'S BUILDERS SUPPLY, Inc. Hard and Soft Wood Lumber Plumbing Supplies and Hardware, Roofing and BUILDERS OF PEASE HOMES General Contracting LAUUERMAN ELEVATUR Grain -- Feed -- Farm Supplies 6'We are equipped to serve you bettern Mill and Office in Southeast phone 81 Urbana North Manchester Phone 609 International Trucks International Harvester Refrigerators and Freezers 'l'.'l'5'Ji'n'E ' McCormick Farm Machinery N. MANCHESTER FARM EQUIPMENT GENUINE 1-H PARTS North Manchester, Indiana REAHNRU IMPLEMENT UU. Russell Reahard, Auctioneer John Deere Implements Farmer's Headquarters Phone 785 SUHUTZ BRUTHERS SADDLERY FIREARMS North Manchester Indiana I Nflffh Manchester Indiana I Xs- I S I S, X ' 1 since 1875 X 0 f . . . Ill 0l'ulMancllesier b . is than fi!! 4- 1 I I -L'Jii'ir' f1i,T5fi'5fr, '-J Ili ' 5FJ?:Mi-'i .'?3-Zgzfifiiifiiiffifbg' .figahitfk DE soro GMC TRUCKs PLYMOUTH PHISEH AUTH SALES, ING. Finest Cars in the Low and Medium Priced Fields 801 West Main Street North Manchester Phone 361 SALES SERVICE Compliments of ULAYPUUI. SALE BARN Your Friendly Livestock Auction I SALES EVERY FRIDAY awe Have The Buyers Don Landis Don Ault North Manchester Phone 1331712 Claypool Phone 2551 Compliments of SHYUEH'S I. G. H. MAHKEI Every-Day Low Prices On Quality Groceries and Meats Visit Our New Drive-In Super Market On State Road 114 West of North Manchester SUHNYSIIJE SEHVHIE The Best for Less One Mile West of North Manchester LEON BUTT ERBAUGH GEIIHGE H. WALTEHS 81. SUHS Cash Buyers POULTRY AND EGGS Servia, Indiana Phone 248F13 N. Manchester George, Junior and John Compliments of Gill GHUSSHIGKLE SAW Mlll Buyer of Hardwood Timber Producer of Grade Lumber Phone 672 N. Manchester STOP IN Get Acquainted at the VILLAGE STUHE Phone 248173 Servia Barney Peg THE HUME WIIHK SHUP UPHOLSTERING 508 West 4th N. Manchester IRVEN W. WENDEL We Make It Easy For You THE GYGLUHE SEEDEH UU., IHC. Urbana, Indiana Hand Broadcast and Power Seed Sowers and Fertilizer Distributors Phone 2-35 CHESTER STUDENTS, PATRDNS AND TEACHERS W E APPRECIATE YOUR FRIENDSHIP L I . I X XDEPARTMENT Sroma FAUIIREE BRUIHERS P A IN T E R s HA Couple of squirts from a Couple of jerksv 6'PE'TE MDOEP LEIIN KEISIER AUCTIONEER North Manchester Indiana Your sale shoots high when I cryi' WABASH PLAIN DEALER Compliments of PYRA-MIII IIIL RUMPANY North Manchester Etna Green Peru Indiana 25 Years of Faithful Service SHIVELY'S DAIRY GRADE HA MILK North Manchester Indiana Phone 14 QUALITY BAKERY FANCY PAsTRIRs BIRTHDAY and WEDDING CAKDs 108 North Walnut North Manchester Phone 680 E I ' 3 Comwmems of 1 nuff mmm at mtvlsnnn Guarantggd Your Friendly Walgreen Store Sales and Service 1 North Manchester North Manchester Indiana Indiana 1 Phone 73611-1 AUTU PARTS ANU EQUIPMENT UU. C 1. f 210 East Main st. T Om? ments 0 North Mannnaaten Indiana THE GYGLUNE MANUFACTURING UU. MACHINE SHOP CRANK SHAFT GRINDING RADIATOR SHOP I Dupont Paints Motor Rebuilding l Urbana, Indiana MODERNIZED POULTRY SUPPLIES Phone 528 First In Fashion! U Ladies Smart Apparel North Manchester Indiana Compliments of NUHTH MANUHESTEH FUUNDRY Hflood as the Best -- Better than the Rest Phone 325-R-l PHISEWS QUALITY CLEANERS Herb Priser 312 College Ave. North Manchester, Indiana Compliments of Vu meet you at I H E G ll I I. I. BIG FUUR ELEVATUR Graing Feedg Coalg Seed Phone 771 Main Street Nflrtl' Manchestel' Indiana North Manchester, Indiana Phone 160 LU RAY BRYAN MANUFACTURING CO. NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA BEST WISHES FOR FIFTY-FIVE We Want To Thank The Patrons and Everybody Interested In Chester High School For Their Wonderful Patronage INIJIANA IAWRENCE RANK ANIl TRUST CCMPANY Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Deposits S6,000,000.00 Over 53 Years of Safe Banking BRUCE KRAMER CCMPANY DEPENDABLE CLEANERS Wabash N. Manchester LIBERTY EIEIIATIIR Glen Keaffaber GRAIN -- FEED GRINDING -- COAL Phone 18-F-4 Liberty Mills Indiana WENIJEL FLCCR CCVERINC Floors with Distinction Phone 6 I.EE'S SELF SERVICE GROCERIES -- MEATS DRY CLEANING Liberty Mills Phone 18-F-5 Compliments NIIRTH MANCHESTER DAIRY PRCIIIICTS, INC. Phone 330 Pasteurized Dairy Products Ice Cream 207 South Sycamore Street North Manchester Indiana W ET Z E I. INSURANCE ACENCY Where Insurance is a Business 13015 East Main Street North Manchester Indiana A Phone 76 Compliments of KU-WE-BI Lsuunnn SUPPLY cn. Means The Best In CANNED and FROZEN FOODS SUPERIOR SCHOOL COACHES 63? Ko-iii-BA fifamasw Silver Lake, Indiana H. H. TERRYBERRY UUMPANY Manufacturing jewelers ---- Fine Class Jewelry INTER-GULLEGIATE PRESS Graduation Announcements Kansas City, Missouri WAYNE ATKINSON Rochester, Indiana Indiana Representative H U U S E U F H A H I EH Sporting Goods Goshen, Indiana Compliments of LAKELANU EUUUAIIUNM. SALES Sam Shirk, Pierceton, Indiana and liUBl.E PRINTING UUMPANY Greenfield Indiana Compliments of Compliments of my and Earnhan' IVAN mmf HARDWARE Act stunt Paints -- Plumbing -- Hardware SCHOOL EQUIPMENT A AND SUPPLIES Phone 66 Marlon Indiana North Manchester Indiana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Class of l955 expresses its appreciation toi The business and professional people who have so generously supported our efforts in this book, Ravelings for l955, to the Chester students, faculty, parents, and school officials who give such Wonderful support to the projects of the schoolg and to all the friends of the school Who assure the success of the many and varied activities in which the school engages. To Mr. Hazlett of the Cron Studio for his kindnesses in going far beyond the call of duty in helping to make Ravelings for l955 successful. To Mr. Broom for his very special personal interest in the success of our book. To the Ft. Wayne Engraving Company for the many courtesies extended. To the Earl W. Hamer Printing Company for continued interest in our printing problems. To the l-leckman Bindery for courtesies in binding. To all who have helped in any way in achieving success in our efforts in Chester High School. A-I BODY SHOP ABBOTT-KITSON ATKINSON. WAYNE BAKER, NOAH BAKER. PAUL BEAM. PAUL BIG FOUR ELEVATOR BIPPUS FARM SUPPLY BIPPUS STATE BANK BOLINGER'S FTRE. 6 HDWRE. BRADY CLOTHING STORE BRADY AND EARNHART BREMBECK AND SON BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL LIFE INS. BROWNE. MRS. SARA KELTON BRYAN MANUFACTURING CO. BUD AND BILI.'S BARBER SHOP BURKHART POULTRY AND EGGS BUTCH'S RECREATION CENTRAL OIL CO. CITIES SERVICE CENTER CLARK SERVICE STATION CLAYPOOL SALE BARN CLEVELAND SERVICE STATION CLOVERLEAF COAST TO COAST COBLENTZ AND SON COCA-COLA COON'S GRILL CO-OP ELEVATOR, N. Manchester CO-OP ELEVATOR. Bippus CO-OP LUMBER. N. Mcmchesier CUSSEN'S SERVICE CENTER CYCLONE MANUFACTURING CO. CYCLONE SEEDER CO. FARM BUREAU PETROLEUM FARMERS SHIPPING ASSN. FAUDREE BROTHERS FAUROT'S GROCERY FEDEWA APPLIANCE STORE FINNELI. GROCERY FRANTZ AGENCY FRANTZ LUMBER CO. FRENCH TEXACO GRADELESS SINCLAIR SERVICE GRIST'S BUILDING SUPPLIES GROSSNICKLE. GAIL UUH ADVERTISERS HALL'S DRUG STORE HAMMOND'S BARBER SHOP HARTING FURNITURE CO. HECKMAN BINDERY HEETER'S GARAGE HINES FARM SUPPLY HIRES GROCERY HOME RADIO AND T.V. HOOVER POULTRY FARM HOUSE OF HARTER INDIANA LAWRENCE BANK IEROME'S APPAREL KEISTER. LEON KELLY MARKET KERLIN MOTOR SALES KISSINGER, FRED KLUTZ. RALPH KNECHT. LYMAN. O. - FRED KO-WE-BA KRAMER THE KLEANER KROGER STORE LAKELAND SALES. SAM SHIRK LANDIS DRUGS LAUDERMAN'S ELEVATOR LAUTZENHISER. I. K. LEE'S SELF SERVICE LEFFORGE BROTHERS LEONARD SUPPLY CO. LIBERTY ELEVATOR LIBERTY SALE BARN LITTLE HARDWARE LOUIE'S SPORT SHOP MANCHESTER FAMILY MARKET MCCLURE. FRED :S SONS -- FEEDS MESSER GREENHOUSE METZGER 6. SONS TRUCKING CO. MIKE'S CAFE MIKES FURNITURE STORE MIKES SERVICE STATION MILLER AND SON LUMBER CO. MURPHYS 5 and 10 MUTUAL GRAIN ELEVATOR MYERS GARAGE NEWS IOURNAL N. MAN. DAIRY PRODUCTS. INC. N. MAN. FARM EQUIPMENT CO. N. MANCHESTER FOUNDRY O. K. BARBER SHOP OPPENHEIMS PEABODY SEATING CO. PINNEY. IACK PRISER'S AUTO SALES PRISER'S CLEANERS PYRAMID OIL CO. QUALITY BAKERY REAHARD IMP. CO. REED. BUD - AUTO SALES REIFF RADIO RICE SALES AND SERVICE RUPPEL'S ELECTRIC SAWYER. DR. R. W. , SCHROLL, R. B. - INSURANCE SCHOOLMAN'S SCHUTZ BROTHERS SHiVELY'S DAIRY SIM'S GROCERY SMITH. ROLLIN SNYDER. CLIFF SNYDER'S I. G. A. STEVENS. DR. H. A. STONEY'S CITIES SERVICE STRAUSS. I. W. SUNNYSIDE SERVICE STATION SUNRISE DAIRIES TRICK LUMBER CO. URSCHEL. L. P. CO. VENABLE. DR. G. L. VILLAGE STORE W. W. LOCKER WABASH PLAIN DEALER WALNUT STREET BARBER SHOP WALTER. GEO. AND SONS WAMPLER IEWELRY STORE WARNER BROODER WEIMER LOCKERS WEIMER SOFT WATER CO.. INC. WENDELL HOME WORKSHOP WENDELL FLOOR COVERING WESTAFER AND DEARDORFF WESTAFER STANDARD SERVICE WESTERN AUTO WETZEL INSURANCE AGENCY WIBLE SHOE STORE WING'S FLOWERS YODER. L. I. Senior Autographs FIHEMEN 1eden, Cecll Eller fi , A.. ., I . . f 91 , ,, . , Q 24, YI 5 5 -1235, , , . -si . 'sf . ki ,. ,, .V -4 r . . Jr 'F 1 . , . i , . l 4:5- K L 1 ' 1 P 5 4