Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

,WJ-,ff ff -.. Nw, r , J ? was germ 'G ,-5 eff ,W v if 45 E :- was 'mf ,.....busf.1 Q.,..,fn-,L - .Q The Singing Sands of T956 JOH N LASCOE, Editor BEN HOWERY, Business Manager CAROL GROFF, Picture Editor PAT SLONT, Copy Editor WARREN ORMISTON, Treasurer JEAN CARMAN, Art Editor COPY DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT PICTURE DEPARTMENT Barbara Lickus Kay Bergquist Pat Collins Carol Burton Marilyn Lindquist Paul Glavve Howard Kremke Pat Pliske Karen Wallin Sandy Young SPONSORS: Mr. Shields, Mr. Munro CHESTERTON HIGH SCHOOL Chesterfon, Indiana Cover design by Mr. Joseph Koss , if 1 ln 'Phe been slriving heighls, in lhe field, and alfer school has science deparlmenls and o+hers are ing rapidly. ln +he pasi year, new have been added and some old ones are a++aining grea+er inleresl in +he school. The associalion befween sfudenl' and leacher has greally improved and should confinue in lhe fufure. Our youih con- 'rinues 'lo develop menlally and spiriiually as well as physically. 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Y' 'hi E , ,ifiliiifiifw , 1: 4' f E if x - an SNAPSHOTS FII PF M., ,,wmw,..,N.,f.-W, --,L 1. DQ. wsL5in??3K1sZ 'giL'siEmkA Q 'Mp- Q 1 5 MQW .W ' ru Q., K, .,,, ,iw on L. , A if ww , ' 7 w...a wg , ' V w.4W '10 .D 'V V mf y 3 1 V, :Ik It 'i W f M ' dw 1 1 gf, W ' x 'QF .. . Lk jx 4' .QM Mwggw , K 5? W I ,f:w,zd'f-11: .,,. , ,, ' - ' WV gil: E V,,k M an M .. . 8. i , ,L ,. 7 ,L 5 , at -an A s Q W gun- Lmwfl 41'-'ff 'M - f 4,1 qv--s,,,x 1--.,., ai vfyf 8 I1 'K' in SNAPSHOTS fi-Q Wifi half -. 5 I l promise, states Ben Hovvery in his quest for the presidency. Al Gaston: Mah friends, and I know you all are mah friends. DEMOCRATIC No national presidential cam- paign between the democrats and republicans could have had more unflinching spirit or more practical motives than the 1955- 56 Chesterton High School elec- tion for president and vice presi- dent of the Student Council. Bosom buddies, Bruce Bassett and Ben l-lovvery were chosen to oppose each other in the race for the presidency. With a flurry of posters, speeches, and parades, these boys opened the most dy- namic and vvell-balanced cam- paign in CHS history. The campaign banners of Al Gaston and Jerry Goldstine, jun- ior candidates for vice president, were soon flying full mast. Democracy prevailed in every move of the campaign. Political platforms of the four candidates were presented to the student voters. They were urged to think about the candidates' personality, his ideas, and his industry and dependability. And then on October 4, en- lightened citizens of CHS cast their ballots. After days of pains- taking work and keen competi- tion, the inevitable winners and losers were selected. Bruce, the new president, and Al, the new vice president, with their worthy and admirable op- ponents, Ben and Jerry, resumed their former lives. DEALS FLOURISH l Bruce Bassett: Please! Please! Vote for me Jerry Goldstine: Now it sezs here. The boys have learned a valuable lesson-how to win and how to lose-and the students have learned with them. They carried out the code of sportsmanship to the hilt, and the Singing Sands ot 1956 would like to offer them its sincere con- gratulations. ive-----w-m......, Nm www-.,i ef 'Y' ,,,,..Mwsvw-vm.-H 'dusHV 'f M'W-.x MUN 'fi- Swimming MJ ft 1' HST' has 'fx X-1 Mm. E' 2 -qf.....-ff ,,-wr 'WH kv W.-M fx Dancing 4 K W it ti 'R R CLUB avg' 'F t Q ?'l.,f ,..rwu-N., Mifgg we . f . 1, E 2 ' -mf-we 3, , L, r--f-M. . .,,,. Y.-. A T 1 . '3 w..,, Getting Dates mf J s. . W' N-Jw f N..A 1 59 1 W 5 t ' Slumber i A 'Z f Parties img. t A t ,K num..-w,, mwvm Bowling I2 .,.,t 1. 'wx' -N ., 4 M ,,..m Z, lj tt,tt, ' A g rj . w.m.,M..M.,, g M WM F' A U W MLW MM-.ff-W :A4 f ss 3' V I l ! v, Vg,,.t. 5 Phi! ' rw A Ks, M 'kl ef. A .1 .. I I N If ' ' R -ol 'X n I 'N 2, , . ,L f K -.,, 'z L s , wa., M ,,, dig! ,W 'gm . 3, 2 V x.. K 1 N. . R. ' 'M , ' f E M y if 1.17 ' 4255. 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Talking M ,,,, , ,J I3 Tired Out After a vote by the Student Council, ruling out individual class teams, girls interested in ln- tramural play were drawn at random, and the teams had representatives from each grade. With this new system, all athletically-minded females arrayed in flashing colors, spent their lunch periods in stimulating and highly competi- tive basketball games. Both a round robin and a double-elimination tournament were held with the outstanding wo- men in white winning the tournament. This com- pleted an undefeated season for the white. A oovsii HEY' WEREU GIRLS ' IN TRAM URA LS LOOK AT THAT FORM?? hyk, If Hy..-4' 'U- 4 Y Ami? I I b 'i gf- ii' - ! L P A, Green Purple Red Yellow Black White Blue Brown 1. Ruoff 2. Wheeler 3. Darling 4. Jeffrey 5. Payne 6. Maney 7. Hokanson 8. Humphrey 9. Pinkham 10. Cline If has io come down . , . sometnmel PCT. 900 600 600 500 400 400 400 200 G Bk Br P R R Y Y W Bl T.P. 199 l 30 l25 14 27 l2 93 98 lOl 60 43 40 40 35 34 33 32 32 4 5 1 Q W3 Q.? '? 1 dl R ,.,-. s i s ' , wiv a'm1Q' MV, 5 157 1 my if 9' 'QS VIES FOR RECOGNITION went to Tex and Slim, serious, Hungry Five, comedy, and Martha Nelson, solo. All cash awards are automatically depos- ited in the class treasuries. The minstrel show, put on by the local male talent and teachers, was sponsored by the boosters with the backing of the local merchants. Ralph Anderson wrote the script and emceed the minstrel. To conclude this spectacular was a style show which portrayed all the earliest women's wear exhibited by male models. One of the stars of the style show was our own Mr. Dunbar modeling a sailing outfit. TRIPPING T 0 See you in my dreams LIGHT FANTASTIC 5, A 1? H T Q Q Z 1 5 5 ' 2 Watch MY mes!! See you later, alligator! 'HHH Q 5 i' 'Q is X , if Anita Bush and Bill Hayes were all smiles when asked about their reign as king and queen of the 1955 Prom, Younger Than Springtime. Younger Than Springtime, theme ot the prom of l955, was the highlight ot last year's social season. Barker Hall in Michigan City was adorned with yards and yards of blue and white crepe paper streamers. Picket fences covered with flowers and a strik- ing fountain set in the center ot the hall, created an aura of gaiety and carefreeness. The sparkling eyes and happy smiles of the prom-goers perfected the already enchanting setting. THE SOCIAL WHIRL i ' He has a Friendly Hearl' +o Serve you. Honored by High and Low -Fair God We +he Singing Sands Sfaff of '56 wish +o dedicafe fhis book fo Mr. Shields in re- cognifion of his friendliness +o 'rhe boys and girls of our school. A fine unselfish characier who has always been on hand 'lo accommodaie us even ihough ii' may have been an inconvenience fo him. 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' E A: , F755 fl F' I, 1-'A ' lx-'S-Eg ji' 5' H .akfrxi-.sand M-sxggx,-3. ' '55 5' J, gfj ' 1 EIU F' 5' ,FAS ,J A 1 Q59 i 2 . ,- f f . f -r ' 1' A ,.' 5 .?,f -'f- ' -Q C f f'fif'.-ki f 4' ' ,- fr eff z PS7 if ff-5. . I .7 J' kc Aff? Ji 4 ' ' ' ' fr . 'Z 5' 5: Jfrshj- 5 I f :rg -' 5: it Y' '. init' .x v fl -3.3 7 , S3451 fi. .1,5r., .fu : - ' .L - ' :Dir-ii WA! Exif,-25 f -5 ffvff?fMfSf0 V U 1 Q A. . i Mg t N Y r:, ,Exim xht hyzgiiiynu A Em 19545 4521. 'Ff2ff'BwE, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY lt all started in 1952 when the old hands from Chesterton Junior High and the new re- cruits from St. Pat's began the adventurous task of making themselves into a unified, capable class. In their initial election they chose Sandy Young for president, Dick Hokanson, vice presi- dent, Carol Groff, secretary, Warren Ormiston, treasurer, and John Lascoe, Student Council Rep- resentative. Opportunity Night was their first chance to work as a team and they came out in first place with The Man I Love and Melancholy Baby. Then came the exciting Freshman-Sopho- more Reception making them full-fledged stu- dents of CHS. ln May the freshman class party was held in the gym. Crepe paper streamers spelled out Class of '56. They iust laughed. It was a long way off. lg N' 'sr ' : Bef ' . I l W 'N ' xxx' ld R.. ll' :lg 13 vt 212 l a, M g If , s eb -f 14 ff H 30 'ESOP-19 'd':ii:E:5 'i'f , t LJ d By the time their sophomore year came, the class of '56 was as permanent a part of CHS as the squeak of the floors in the old building. Each day under the leadership of John Lascoe, president, Carol Groff, vice president, Kathleen Earley, secretary, Warren Ormiston, treasurer, and Karen Wallin, student council representative, they came closer to their goal of becoming a true class. As hosts of the Freshman-Sophomore Reception they had that experienced feeling of knowing the ropes. A class picnic and dance at Goodfellow Camp terminated their second year of learning and laughing. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Popcorn, fresh popcorn. Would you like to buy a magazine? Now these are the best Christ- mas trees in town. Whenever people saw a mem- ber of the iunior class, they ducked for he was sure to be selling something. T955 was packed full of projects to raise money for the New Year's Eve Dance and the Prom. On May 6, after months of vigorous planning, hard work, and determina- tion to make it a hit, Younger Than Springtime their first prom, became a reality. The brains be- hin,d the brawn this year were President John Lascoe, Vice President Ben Howery, Secretary Pat Slont, Treasurer Warren Ormiston, and Student Council Representative Karen Wallin. The class chose Judy Bishop and Bruce Bassett as candi- dates for Vice President of the Student Council with Judy winning in a close race. l fn , l jf' - v .- ..555-wg:::-.-.,.-:-:-:fc-.-:+LN-9:-. 'SR' QM ri- -w -- --.N Q. - ,,.r:k- ff 2 tg, Well, it won't be long now-Baccalaureate, Senior Day, Commencement, and good-by. With this in mind the seniors wasted no time in making their last year one never to be forgotten. For the third consecutive time, John Lascoe was elected class president. Mark Holmberg became vice presi- dent, Sandy Young, secretary, Bill Jeffrey, treas- urer, and Ben Howery, student council repre- sentative. The Fall Fiesta was held in St. Pat's gym. The Hungrey Five a German Band, won first prize for comedy in Opportunity Night. After a dynamic campaign opposing Ben Howery, Bruce Bassett emerged as President of the Student Body. The Senior Play, working on the annual, and the prom brought this their final year to a fleeting unbelievable close. Now after four years of making history for the Maroon and Gold, they leave their Alma Mater. With fighting hearts and sturdy minds they advance into the hazy, chal- lenging future, always and forever a compliment to CHS. 3l -Ven.. it F, PRiscil.LA ANN BAC-BY Prill l'm not denying that girls are dumb. God Almighty macle them to match the boys. Y-Teens, 2-3-4, GAA, I-2-3-4 CSec.D, Senior Girls, Spanish Club I-2, Monitor, 4, Bdosters, I-2-3-4, Cheerleader, 3, Spotlighters, I-2 CSec.D, Jr.-Sr.-Dram. 4. BRUCE WILLIAM BASSETT Bass Bruce rushes in where angels fear to tread. HiY, I-2-3-4, CV-Pres.j Annual, 3-4, Scoop, 'I-2-4, Sci. Club 1-2-4, Boosters, 1, Boys' State, Chorus, 1, Jr.Sr. Dramatics, 4, National Honor Society, Jr, Class League, St. Coun., 4, CPres.D Basketball, I-2-3-4, Track, I-2-3, Baseball, I-2-3-4. JACK ANDREW BATz Jack Every man must get to heaven his own way. JOHN ROBERT BAZIK Bogie I shall return! Hi-Y, 2, Horace Mann High School, I, Band, I-2-3, Basketball, 2, Track, 3, Intramurals, 3-4. 32 SHARON LYNN ADAMS Sharon One with more bleach in her hair than words on her tongue. BARBRA JEAN AHRENDT Barbra I breathed a song into the air. Y-Teens, 3-4, Senior Girls, Monitor, 4, Boosters, 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, I-2-3. ADRIENNE RAE BABCOCK Adrienne l propose to fight it out if it takes me all year. Y-Teens, 3-4 CPres.D, GAA, 'I-2-3-4, Senior Girls, Boosters, 3-4, Band, I-2-3-4, Intramural, I-2-3. ELEANOR LYNN BABCOCK MEIN I can resist everything except temptation. Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, GAA, I-2-34, Senior Girls, Monitor, 2-3, Boosters, I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 2-3, Spotlighters, 2 CTreas.D, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4, Intramurals, I-2-3. in It ' ' 5 .E..5?if:r-,-'?' x, 4 u ' . . , V' ,lugs PHYLLIS ANN BROOKS ,,Phy,,, Be to her virtues very kind, be to her faults a little blind. Y-Teens, l-2-3-4 CChaplainj, GAA, 'I-2-3-A, Senior Girls, Boost- ers, 'l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, I-2-3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-11, Nat- ional Honor Society, Thespians, 3-4, Jr. Classical League, ln- tramurals, 1-2-3-4. BEVERLY KAY BROss Bevo Wally Warren Ctsj my attentiOn. Y-Teens, l-2-3-4 CTreas.D, GAA, 'I-2-3-4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club, 'I-2, Boosters T-2-3-4, Girls' Basketball Team, 3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4, Intramurals, 'l-2-3-4. CAROL PATRICIA BURTON Burtie Boy did I tell him. Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, GAA, I-2-4, Annual, 4, Senior Girls, CPres.D, Monitor, 2-3, Boosters, I-2-3-4, CSec.-Treas.D, Mixed Chorus, T, National Honor Society, Jr. Classical League. JACQUES BAILEY CAMPBELL ,,JaCk,, Boots-boots-boots moving up and down! There's no discharge in the war. Projectors Club, I CTreas.j 2 CTreas.j 3 CPres.j 4 CVice Pres.j, Mixed Chorus, 1-2, Boys' Chorus, I-2, Intramurals, 1-2-3. KAY ELENORE BERGQUIST ,tBerky,,, 'Good manners are a part of good morals. Y-Teens, I-2-3-4 CSec.j, GAA l-2-3-A, Annual, 4, Scoop, 4, Science Club, 4, Spanish Club, 1-2, Boosters, 'I-2-3-4, Cheer- leader, l-2-34, Girls' Basketball Team, I-2-3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4 CVice Pres.D, National Honor Society, intramurals, l-2-3-4. JUOITH ELLEN BISHOP BlSl't Living requires little life, doing requires much. Y-Teens, l-2-3-4, GAA, l-2-3-4 CPres.D, Senior Girls, Monitor, 2-3-4, Boosters, l-2-3-4, Girls' Basketball Team, 'I-2-3, Mixed Chorus, 1, National Honor Society, Jr. Classical League, Student Council, 3 CVice Presj, Intramurals, 1-2-3-4. BRUCE MCCLARAN BOATMAN Boatie Character is what you are in the dark. Hi-Y, l-2-3-4, Science Club, 4, Boosters, l-2-3-4, Band l-2-3-4, CVice Pres.D, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, National Honor Society, 3, Jr. Classical League, Track 3, Pep Band, l-2-3-4, Swing Band, 3-4, Intramurals, I-A. GERALD ROBERT BROOKS uwleru The smaller the drink, the clearer the head. Basketball, 1, Cross-Country, l. NANCY MAE CHRISTOPH E RSON Christy Conspicuous by her absence. Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4, GAA, I-2-3-4, Senior Girls, Boosters I-2-3-A, Mixed Chorus, l, Jr.-Sr, Dramatics, 4, Jr. Classical League, In- tramurals, I-2-3-4. EDNA JANE CLARK nulaneu If I am content with a little, enough is as good as a feast. Scoop, 3, Fine Arts, I-2-4. ETNA JUANITA COLLEY Nita I have learned nothing and forgotten nothing, Y-Teens, 'I-2-3-4, GAA, 'I-2-3-4, Scoop, A, Senior Girls, Spanish Club, 1-2, Boosters, l-2-3-A, Band, i-2-3-4, Spotlighters, 1-2, Jr,-Sr. Dramatics, 3-A, Intramurals, 2-3. PATRICIA RUTH COLLINS Patsy I am looking for a man. Y-Teens, 1-2 CChaplainD 3-4, GAA, I-2-3-4, Annual, 4, Scoop, 4, Senior Girls, Boosters, l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 2-3, Spotlight- ers, l CPres.j 2 CVice Pres.D, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3, Thespians, Intramurals, I-2-3-4. JEAN VIVIAN CARMAN Jean Nature has inclined me to love men. Y-Teens, l-2-3-4, GAA, I-2-3-4, Scoop, 3-A, Science Club, A Senior Girls, Boosters, 1-2-3-A, Girls' Basketball Team, I-2-3 Band, 'I-2-3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, National Honor Society Thespians, Jr. Classical League, Intramurals, l-2-3-4. BRUCE ROBERT CASWELL Casey COllabulla! COllabulla! Hi-Y, I-2-3-4, Spanish Club, I, Proiectors Club, I, Mixed Chor us, I-2 CSec.-Treas.D 3 CVice Pres.j, Boys' Chorus, I-2 CSec. Treasj, Basketball Manager, 3-4, Track Manager, 3-A, Cross country Manager, I-2-3-A, Intramurals, I-2-3-4. DONALD HENRY CHAPLIN ,,Chip,, HC0'3ClT, l'm good, put me in. Hi-Y, I-A, Baseball, 2-3-4, Basketball, I-2-3-4, Track, I-2-3-4, Cross-country, I. JACQUELINE IRENE CHARLSON Jackie So shines a good deed in a naughty world. GAA, I-2, Senior Girls, Intramurals, I. JANET KAYE ERICSON Kaye Self love is the greatest of all flattersf' Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, GAA, I-2-3-4, Senior Girls, Boosters, I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, I, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4, Intramurals, I-2-3-4. PAUL ANTHONY GLAWE 'Glaw The more things a man is ashamed ot, the more respected he is. Hi-Y, I-2 CSec.j 3 CVice Pres.j 4, Annual, 4, Science Club, I-3-4 CTreas.D, Boosters, I-2-3-4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, A, Jr. Classi- cal League, Intramurals, 3-4. BRUCE REGLEIN GRANAT Charlie Quiet men are the best men. HiAY, 3 CTreas.D 4 CTreas.D, Boosters 4, National Honor Society, Intramurals, 3-4. CAROL LAVONNE GROFF Groffie Feast today makes fat tomorrow! Y-Teens, I-2 CSec.D 3 CTreas.D 4, Annual 3-A, CPhotography Editorj, Class Officer, Secretary I Vice President 2, Senior Girls, Monitor, I, Boosters, I-2-3-4, Girls' Basketball Team, I-2-3, Mixed Chorus, I, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4, National Honor Society, Jr. Classical League, Fine Arts, 4, Intramurals, I-2-3-4, GAA, I-2-3-4. DAVID LATHROP Coofvlss uoaven The race is not too swift or the battle too strong. Hi-Y, I CChaplainD 2 CChaplainj 3-4, Annual 3, Scoop, I-2-3-4, Spanish Club, I-2, Mixed Chorus, 3, Boys' Chorus, 3, Library Club, I, Basketball, 2-3-4, Track, I-2-3-4, Cross Country I-2-3-4. HOWARD WAYNE DAWSON UDBWS., Reading makes a full man. Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Science Club, I-2, Booster, 2-3-A, Band, I-2-3-4, Jr. Classical League, Basketball, I, Pep Band, 3-4, Cross Country I. ARLENE ELIZABETH DEIOTTEE nneen Chuckie, Chuckle I-2-3-4, Girls Basketball Team, I-2, National Honor Society, Jr. Classical League, Intramurals, I-2-3-4. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH EARLEY Murph Oh! I didn't-say that. Class Officer, Secretary 2, Senior Girls CSec.-Treas.j, Boosters, I-2-3-4, Girls' Basketball Team I-2, National Honor Society, Jr. Classical League, Intramurals I-2-3-4. 2 ., 'xii RICHARD ANDREW HOKANSON noickn Hate is only chatter, friends are all that matter. Hi-Y, 3-4, Scoop, 2, Class Officer, Vice-President, 1, Boosters, 2-3, lntramurals, 2-3-4, Band, 'l-2-3-4, Basketball, l, Pep Band 4, Cross-country, I, National Honor Society. MARK LEONARD HOLNIBERG Marcus He's enough to make a preacher cuss! Paxton Community High School, l, Hi-Y, 3-4 CChaplainj, Scoop, 4, Class Officer, Vice President, 4, Science Club, 3-4 CSec.j, Band, l-2-3-4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4 CPres.j, National Honor Society, Thespians, 4, Jr. Classical League, Pep Band, 2-3-4, Swing Band, 4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HovvERY .,Ben,, Humble he is, humble he has been, humble he shall always be Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Annual, 4 CBusiness Editorj, Class Officer, Vice President, 3, Student Council 4, Science Club, 2-3-4, CPres.j, Boosters, 2-3-4, Baseball, 2-3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4, National Honor Society, Thespians 3-4, Jr. Classical League, Basketball, 2, Track, 2-3, Intramurals, 'l-3-4. CASSIE LE ROY HUNT Cassie Blessings on him that first invented sleep. Edison High School, 1-2, Intramurals, 3. JAMES WOODS I-lAI.I.EY Woodsy I'd rather be right than President. Hi-Y, 3-4, Scoop, 3-4 CeditorD, Science Club, 4, Spanish Club, 3-4, Band, l-2-3-4, CPres.j, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3 CVice Pres.j 4, National Honor Society, 3, Thespians 3-4, Jr. Classical League, Pep Band, 2-3-4. RICHARD ARTHUR HAUBER ,,DiCk,, A gentleman makes no noise. Hi-Y, l. JOHN LAWRENCE HINE Hondo Pleasure's a sin, and sometimes sin's a pleasure. Hi-Y, 'l, Science Club, l, Proiectors Club 3, Mixed Chorus, 3, Boys' Chorus, 3, Spotlighters, l-2. KARIN LINNEA HOKANSON Hokie Patience and gentleness is power. Y-Teens, l-2-3-4, GAA, l-2-3-4, Senior Girls, Monitor, 4, Boost- er, l-2-3-4, Spotlighters, l-2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4, National Honor Society, Jr. Classical League. luilfx ...fr N--Inv' EDITH LEA KILBOURN mea Men make the best friends! William A. Wirt High School, 1-2, Y-Teens, 3-4, GAA, 3-4 Scoop, 4, Science Club, 4, Senior Girls, Monitor, 4, Boosters 3-4, Cheerleader, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, Thespians, 3-4, In- tramurals, 3-4. HOWARD JAMES KREMKE Kremk - Where there is work there is Kremke. Annual, 4, Scoop, 4, Boosters, 1-2, Baseball, 2-3-4, Cross- country, 1-2, Track, 1-2, Intramurals, 4. JOHN STEPHEN LAscoE Lask No man was ever great without divine inspiration, Carolfi Hi-Y, 4 CSec.j, Annual, 3-4 CEditorj, Scoop, 4, Class Officer, President, 2-3-4, Boosters, 1-2-3, Baseball, 4, Mixed Chorus, 1 Boys' Chorus, 1, Jr. Classical League, Student Council, 1-2-3-4 Cross-country, 2, Intramurals, 1-3. BARBARA ANNE LICKUS Barb Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Y-Teens, 3, GAA, 1-2-3-4, Annual, 4, Scoop, 3-4, Senior Girls Monitor, 2-3, Boosters, 2-3 CVice Pres.D 4 CPres.j, Girls' Basket- ball Team, 3, Mixed Chorus, 3, National Honor Society, .lr Classical League, Intramurals 1-2-3-4. KAY ROMAINE ISBEY HIST, Diamonds are a girl's best friend. Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4, GAA, 1-2-3-4, Senior Girls, Boosters, 1-2-3-4, Library Club, 1, Intramurals, 1-2-3-4. WILLIAM DAVID JEFFREY Jeff Man is the only animal that blushesf' Hi-Y, 1-2 CTreas.D 4, Scoop, 2-3-4, Class Officer, Treasurer, 4, Science Club, 1-3-4 CVice Pres.j, Boosters, 3-4, Boys' State, lntramurals, 1-3-4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4, National Honor Society, Jr. Classical League, Basketball, 2, Basketball Manager, 3, Track, 1-2, Track Manager, 3, Cross-country, 1-2-3-4. ROGER ALLEN JENSEN Jens God forbid that l should go to any heaven in which there are no girls! Hi-Y, 1-2 CPres.D 4 CPres.D, Spanish Club 1-2 CPres.j, Baseball, 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 1, Boys' Chorus, 1, Basketball, 1-2-3-4, Track, 1-2-4, Cross-country, 1. BRUCE ROGER KENT Bruce With all my faults I love me. Hi-Y, 3-4, Boosters, 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 1-2-3, Boys' Chorus, 1-2-3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4, Intramurals, 3-4. A 'K l , W Q sf-5 Mirah? ss A -fif- 46 Yr Tpflsieim-,.,-to gc 1:-wi ai ' Jl 5u. 'Qi CQ Nh WILLIAM CHARLES MCCORKEL UBHIH What this country really needs is a good 5 cent cigar. SUZANNE DOROTHY MCGROARTY HSUEI, Sometimes I get so excited! Y-Teens, 3-4, GAA, 3, Scoop, 4, Science Club, l-2, Senior Girls, Boosters, 3-4, Mixed Chorus, l-2, Spotlighters, l-2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, National Honor Society, Jr. Classical League, Fine Arts, 3. JACK MANEY Jack He's a man of few words. Mixed Chorus, 1, Boys' Chorus, 2, Intramurals, l-2-3-4. JAQUELINE MANEY Jackie Hitch your wagon to a star. Y-Teens, l, GAA, l, Senior Girls, Boosters, l-2-3, Mixed Chor- us, 1-2, Spotlighters, 1-2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, Fine Arts, l, Maiorette, I-2-3-4, Intramurals, l-2-3, MARILYN MACE LINDQUIST Mort Good nature is stronger than tornahavvlcsf' Y-Teens, l-2-3-4, GAA, l-2 CVice Pres.D 3-4 CVice Presj, Annual 4, Senior Girls CVice Presj, Monitor, 3-4, Boosters, l-2-3-4 Girls' Basketball Team, l-2-3, Mixed Chorus, 2-3, CVice Pres.D Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, National Honor Society, lntrarnurals l-2-3-4. SHIRLEY ALVINA LORENZ Shirley Where women are, the better things are implied, not spoken. GAA, l, Senior Girls, Monitor, 4, Boosters, 2, Mixed Chorus, I, Library Club, I-2. MARTHA Louise LOWERY 'Marty l ain't done noth'n to nobody. Y-Teens, 2-3-4, GAA, 3-4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club, 4, Boost- ers, l-2-3-4, Girls' Basketball Team, 3, Mixed Chorus, l-2-3-4, Spotlighters, l-2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3-4, Intramurals, 2-3. DONALD RAYMOND MCCOOLE Spike The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak! Intramurals, 3-4.. ?' '99 ' ,. law' J-:wk that . t . , SUE ANN MILLER Sue A picture cannot express the best part of beauty. Luther High School, I-2-3, Y-Teens, 4, GAA, 4, Senior Girls, Boosters, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics. 4. ELAINE MAE OLSON Elaine There is a time for speaking and a time of being still. Senior Girls, Spanish Club, I-2 CTreas.j, Mixed Chorus, I-3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3, Intramurals, I-2-3. WARREN FRANKLIN ORMISTON ,,Tank,. I am not arguing with you-l'm telling you! Hi-Y, 4, Annual, 4, Scoop, I, Class Otficer, Treasurer, I-2-3, Mixed Chorus, I-2-3-4, Boys' Chorus, I-2-3 CVice Pres.D 4 CPres.D, Basketball, I-2-3-4, Track, I-2-3-4, Cross-country, I-2- 3-4. KATHLEEN ANN PERRY HK. Phu The symbol of the donkey will never die! Y-Teens, 2-3-4, GAA, 2-3-4 CTreas.j, Senior Girls, Monitor, 3-4, Boosters, I CSec.-Treas.j 2-3-4, Cheerleader, 2, Girls' Basketball Team, 2-3, Mixed Chorus, I-2, Spotlighters, 'l CVice Pres.D 2 CPres.D, Jr.-Sr, Dramatics, 3-4, Thespians, 3-4, Intramurals, I-2- 3-4. t ! ROBERT ALLEN MARQUARDT Bob Don't steal. You'll never compete successfully in business CHEAT! Hi-Y, I-2-3-4, Science Club I-2, Spanish Club, I-2, Band Basketball Manager, I, Intramurals, 3-4. LouIs ANDREW MENEILLY Louie Bruce, that's the funniest joke in the world. Hi-Y, 4, Science Club, 4, Boosters, 3, Band, 'I-2-3-4 CTreas.D Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, Jr. Classical League, Pep Band, 4, lntra murals, 4. GORDON EDWARD MICI-IAE LS GOrdie HTl16f9l5 a good time coming boys! A good time coming. Hi-Y, I-2-3-4, Boosters, 3, Band, I-2, Intramurals, 'l. EDWIN PERRY MILLER Eddie What is mind? No matter. What is matter? Never mind. Hi-Y, I-2-4, Science Club, I-2, Boosters, l-2-3-4, Band, I-2, In tramurals, 2-3-4. G- . ..,.-Xi if LN FRANCIS ARTHUR PINKHAIVI Pinky I've taken my fun where l've found it. Hi-Y, i-2-3-4, Intramurals, 3-4. NANCY JOY PLISKE Nanc Virture is its own reward. Y-Teens, 3-4, GAA, i-2-3-4, Senior Girls, Boosters 3-4, Library Club, 3-4. PATRICIA ANN PLISKE Pai l'Il do it! Y-Teens, i, GAA, i, Senior Girls, Monitor, 4, Boosters, 2-3-4. FRANK HENRY PROPER Frank Everything I do is PROPERLY done. Blue Island Community High School, I-2. 40 MARCIA LORRAINE PEER Peer Habit, if not resisted, soon becomes necessity. Y-Teens, 2-3-4, GAA, i-2-3-4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club, 4 Boosters, i-2-3-4, Girls Basketball Team, I-2-3, Senior Girls Mixed Chorus, i-4, Jr.-Sr, Dramatics 4, Library Club, I, intra murals, l-2-3-4. GERALD ELVER PENN Jerry How far that little candle throws its beams. Spanish Club, l-2, Fine Arts, 2-3-4. PHILIP CARL PETERS Phil Nothing is difficult, I am just lazy, Hi-Y, 1-2-4, Science Club, 3-4, Boosters, l-2-3-4, Band, l-2-3-4, Spotlighters, 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 4, National Honor Society, Jr. Classical League, Pep Band, 3-4. SARAH SABlNA PHILLIPS Sabeena Imagination rules the world. Y-Teens, i-2-3-4, GAA, I-2-3-4, Annual, 3, Scoop, I-2-3-4, Science Club, i, Senior Girls, Spanish Club, 3, Boosters, 3-4, Spot- lighters, i-2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, National Honor Society, Thespians, 3-4, Jr Classical League, Fine Arts, i-2-3-4, Intra- murals, 3-4. li. 1, IQ? -31-109 I' I' wr' iv-I -H-- ' ight---.4 JOI-IN WILLIAM RuoFF John Fields and trees teach me nothing, but the people in City do. Hi-Y, I-A, Science Club, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Boosters, 3-4, Jr Classical League, Basketball, 2, Intramurals, 3-4, Cross-country I-2. CARL GEORGE SAMUELSON Samba He who means no mischief does it all. Baseball Manager, 'l, Band, 'I-2-3-4, Basketball Manager, I-2 Track Manager, I, Pep Band, 4, Intramurals, I-2-3-4. PATRICIA ANN SLONT upatn Unbeatable Y-Teens, I-2 CPres.j 3 CVice Presj 4, GAA, I-2-3-4, Annual 3-4, Class Officer Secretary, 3-A, Senior Girls, Boosters, I-2-3-4, Girls' State, DAR Award, Girls' Basketball Team, 'l-2-3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, National Honor Society, Thespians, 3-4, Jr Classical League, Intramurals, I-2-3-4. MEREDITH ANN STAVROPOULOS ,,Mary,, As merry as the clay is long. Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, Senior Girls, Boosters, I-2-3-4, Spotlighters, 2 Intramurals, 3. PERRY WILLIAM RATLIFF Bill Live and Learn. Intramurals, 3. JOSEPH MARTIN REED Jake There is such a thing as a man too nice to tight. Liberty Twp. High School, I-2, Intramurals, 3-4. GEORGE MARION RIZER George What I never say can never be criticized. RICHARD JAMES RUHE noickif Reckless Ruhe rides again. Hi-Y, I-2-4, Spanish Club, 4, Boosters, 3, Cross-country, I, ln- tramurals, 3-4. S-Auf KAREN SUE WALLIN Karen Silence is Golden Y-Teens, 'l-2 CVice Pres.j 3-4, GAA, 'l-2-3-4, Annual, 3-4, Scoop, 3-4, Student Council, 2-3, Senior Girls, Boosters, l-2-3-4, Girls State, Girls' Basketball Team, 2, Mixed Chorus, I, Jr-Sr. Dra- matics, 4 CSec.-Treas.j, lntramurals, l-2-3-4. NEIL EDWARD WESLEY NeiI Reckless haste makes poor speed. Hi-Y, 1-2-3-4, Boosters, 1-2-3-4, Band, 1-2-3, lntramurals, 3. PHYLLIS ANN WHITESIDE Phyllis Ideals are the worId's masters. Y-Teens, 2-4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club, I-2, Spotlighters, 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, Thespians, 3-4. DARWIN KEITH WIsEIvIAN nDaru Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker. Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band, 4, lntramurals, 3-4. 42 WILLIAM EARL STILLMAN BilI HAH Physics is incomprehensible without Phillip. Portage High School, I, East Chicago Roosevelt, 2, Hi-Y, 4 Boosters, 3-4, Science Club, 3-4, Proiectors Club, 3, Band, 4, Jr.-Sr, Dramatics, 3-4, National Honor Society, Thespians, 3-4, Fine Arts. WAYNE ALVIN SWANSON Swans Not that I love school less, but l love hunting more. WILLIAM l.EWIS TUCKER llTUCkll He who is good is happy. Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Baseball, 2, Proiectors 3-4. JAMES PETER UTTLEY Jungle Jim 'Proper words in proper places. Hi-Y, 4, Spanish Club, l-2. Club, 1, lntramurals, l-2 UNA DIANE ZUGBAUM Hunan Last, but not least GAA, 1, Senior Girls, Monitor, 3, Boosters, 1-4, Mixed Chorus, 1, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-A. NORMA JEAN JARRELL Save your Confederate money, the South shall rise againl' Central High School, I, Bristol High School, 3, Y-Teens, 4, Sen- ior Girls, GAA, 4, Scoop, 4. RAYMOND BRICKNER ln memory of one of our classmates. His smiling face gave a lift to us all. Wherever he went he radiated humor, and good- will. Always a willing worker he will be remembered by the Class of '56. BEVERLY ANN VVITTE ,,BeV,, Mary told me that Scoop is worth more than intelligence. Y-Teens, 'I-2-3-4, GAA, l-2-3-4, Scoop, 1, Senior Girls, Boosters, l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, I-2-3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics, 3-4, National Honor Society, Thespians, Jr. Classical League, Intramurals, l- 2-3-4. DONNA JEAN VVOZNIAK Donna Ask me no questions and l'll tell you no lies. Y-Teens, l-2-3-4, Science Club, l-2, Senior Girls, Boosters, 4, ROBERT Joi-iN WOZNIAK Knocker Whoever is nice deserves attention Hi-Y, A, Baseball, 2-3, Basketball, 2-3-4, Track, 'l-2-3-4, Cross- country, 1-4, National Honor Society. SANDRA KAY YOUNG Sandy No blessed leisure, love or hope, but only time for grief. Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4, GAA, 'l-2-3-4, Annual, 4, Scoop, l, Class Of- ficer, President 'l, Secretary 4, Senior Girls, Monitor, 4, Boost- ers, l-2-3-4, Cheerleader, 1, Girls Basketball Team, 1-2-3-4, Jr.- Sr Dramatics, 4, National Honor Society, Fine Arts, 4, Student Council, I, Intramurals, l-2-3-4. .4 , 'lg what it AVA,lAll.f Jerry Billings Bonnie Bishop Jerry Bishop David Anderson Phil Arvin Bob Bagull Ray Bagull Dick Beschinski Vernefta Blakely Barbara Carew Wendell Carlson George Castle Carl Charlson Lova Charlson Joann Church Donna Clark CLASS OFFICERS l 3 Richard Clark Jerry Cline Bob Conklin Jim Daily Barbara Danderson I' l R Richard Dasse Marty DeHaven Sharon DeMass L Ernest Dille Kathleen Eagen Fran Ely Dan Fant Aaron Ferguson Emily Fornshell fr-A Joan Holm Sally Holm Jerry Humphrey Kathy Hybert Marcua Hyde Sue Jensen Sue Jones Sally Kashak my-,, , ras. . ., Al Gaston Jerry Goldstine F ' Roger Green :nk Nancy Hacker Sharon Halgren Vurglnla Hammond Ed Hauber Rochelle Hewitt Bob Hicks Jer: Hofman A AVAILABLE Wai Muckey Korltz ll TX M, ,,. tk A -:. ,. S ' ll in X Maura McNam Violet Larson A Bill Ledgerwood .A I , Don Lee 1 0 Carol Lipinski Terry Long Evann Lorenz Bob Lyda Kathy McCoole Harold McCorkel i K ml rr in x. J 3 ,, . 4611'- , W 5 A sew 1 y BFG Delores McMeans Gwen Magn us I if -. g .. Art Martin H Diane Melling QQ. L ht Pat Meyne 46 Margo Miller Q fl i n Sheila Mitchel Juliet Morgan Norman Neie on l r Milton Nelson Roy Olson Eldon Parker Don Payne Carol Carol Joan The Junior Class, at the start of school, began looking forward to the rewarding high light of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Money and a great deal of plan- ning were needed to make the prom a success. The whole class assisted in a scrap and magazine drive to help get funds. They also made money from the popcorn machine and concessions. Pearson Donna Perez Reiter Eva Richey Rietesel Jim Robinson Bob Rowley Charles Samuelson Marlene Schaaf Judy Schultz Nancy Scott On the Fourth of May, they were rewarded with the highlight of the year, the Junior-Senior prom. Special recognition should go to Sandy Stemp, Presidentg Bob Hicks, Vice President, Alice Boo, Secretaryg Ed Tilden, Treas- urerg Dave Bohlin, Student Coun- cil Representativeg the Class Offi- cers. lt was under their able direc- tion that made the year a great success. Kay West Lila Swoverland Ed Tilden Margret Vickers Dale Wheeler Shirley Wright Mary Wucsko it ef Q W W 'il f 'ik 1 ' ' U - 'ff 'L V SA.. V V Gail Sherwood Russell Sitar it uno flaunt.: Fred Smith fx' Wayne Sovich w..:.L AYAILAILIS ., i '51 w l ,M l r 'lm Ed Stant A, g , l,,Zl I L r Sandy Stemp 4' t iy 3 , K IQ: 5 K. .xi 5 M I fit' if WJ fl 47 CLASS OFFICERS '-7' Left to right: Denny Dille, Leonard Jersey, Ron Wycoff, and Don Wycoff SOPHOM ORES Traditional hosts for the Freshman-Sophomore reception, the sophomores had many plans to fulfill. Chosen to lead this project and many others throughout the year, the Sophomore class elected Denny Dille, president, Ron Wycoff, vice president, Don Wycoff, secretary, Leonard Jersey, treasurer, and Nancy Hokanson, student council representative. On Cpportunity Night they afforded such talented soloists as Danny Gould, trumpet player, and Mike Haklin, accordion player. The sophomore class was awarded first prize, and honorable mention, respectively. 48 if I Y if f . ' s I Vito' N I fl I if V, MW, icy! 127 C A E i ,f ' ga A Q1 1 'ti Q, x ,Q M , .Ls 2 .L Ml fv- ,, L . I ff QQ, 'as B -vlf if it MV gy A .. ,yi , 'asf' 'Wi J if Y Z una, AVMABLF, .5 PV' 1 m X . ,..: . A. 5 A V. l . Mr -Q' Q 1 , wwf la t if N., pisullff AVMLAILE G 1' 4..- 'U' G95 A-if L f is 1 Kenneth Allmon Carol Anderson Jayne Baird Carol Balaker Sharon Bazik Elwood Beck Bill Beck Robert Betts Sandy Bishop Eddie Bittner George Blakely Ellen Boehm Phil Brockington Jerry Bross Susan Campbell Bob Chaplin Tom Cherry Jeanette Clevenger Rosalind Conklin Pat Connors Pete Coombs Dick Crum Bruce Davison Leo Deiotte Denny Dille Ollie Dille Richard Dillon Rodney Draper Arlene Erickson Tom Franklin Robert Gilbertson Ronnie Gilbertson Danny Gould Judy Haas Mike Haklin Judy Hall Elizabeth Harris 15-8 Li. Darlene Harvey 1 Sandy Hass 'lid Vernalee Hegburg Vern Hegberg Q Shirley Herron T 2 Marilyn Highwood ' 7 Hervey Helliker ' y - Nancy Hokanson ' ff 1 3 Barbara Holdren Guen Holmgren Paul Hopkins ' Sharon Harler Gail l-lowes '1,, Q EQ' 1 ,, David Hyberf f Phyllis Hyde V. . ,. Henry Jacobsen Q L Leonard Jersey 1 Linda Johnson in -rf! II! Bill Johnston Carroll Kara John Kleberg David Koch Donna Larson WL-5, ., my K Sandra Larson Ron Lascoe Larry Lauger .F Torg Lindquist W avi aro Linsfedr f 'W -in Bob Lowther Bonnie McCoole ' rl Barbara McCorkel A li Jean Manning H V Bill York '27 50 sz i,,,,i , f.. B '-...an ,-is .if 'gf .Q We lu .L ,R Pi-iorcgk P' 'Q fi X W buf' E if fa' L iw M ri' 2 ...J K 2 I It '-A:E Q .,::A ,, , i is J M Q 4 jxilllffls Q , G Mjiyf' ,,,,. u w fi ' ff, J ? is 'W .- , L :V,1 . I ii J 2 A sr. 72 2 ' N A. ,J AA g Bonnie May Bonnie Meneilly Brenda Meyers Elaine Michaels Fred Mitchell Eddie Mohnssen Sharon Neal Sandy Nelson Vern Odom Wally Oke Ralph Olson Roy Ormiston George Palmigiani Norma Parker Ron Pearson Carl Peterson Loren Pomeroy Ron Reglein Susan Rieter Bob Rodeman Fred Rowley Louise Royko Ken Rucker Jim Ruge Janet Ruhe Kathleen Ruhe Bob Saylor Janet Schellinger Judy Shooter Elaine Smeclman Sally Sohlberg Dick Springer Judy Stephens Ted Stephens Georgia Stewart Diana Stokes Melene Yagelski Marsha Strange Dick Sludtmann Darlene Swisher Norma Thomas Gary Tressler Pam Twedell Linda Twedell Judy Van Loon Bob Vedell Paul Wallin Joan Warble Charlene Wayte Della Lewis Darrell Wiesemann Joan Wilding June Winkler Bob Greenwell Linda Witte Marge Wood Roberta Olson Don Wycoff Ron Wycoff Sue Jarrell 'Wg riii if D K -T 4 QT .5 . la ag! gy, N U WENT 'HZ' Q i,.' of Ng TSIATU , as I r Na. -1... -D . N H 0,581 , ,raw fi ihlif XG mexk W, N us WENT Q i N 91 WENT ww! I A 1 0 V-1 rf! I Klum Xa Ari. 'x M' H X5 ' M 4 'LQQ CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN The initiation of the freshman year at CHS was highlighted by the Freshman- Sophomore Reception, their first big social event. Chosen to lead the Class of '59 were Carol Jersey, president, Nancy Goodlin, vice presidentg Judy Meyne, secretaryg Rudy' Van Loon, treasurerg Bob Didelot, student council representative. On Opportunity Night they presented an act entitled Tex and Slim, which was awarded first prize in the serious category. IQ: il Q-4. 2 my an K l J J . y J, wx! J ff 2 Q? fi il 3 fb AVA lLA ILE fr Y, .. 4 'Uh X L li H.-1, F A J 5 Dwight Ameling Judy Anderson Delbert Arnold David Babcock Bill Beck Fred Betts Carol Bildhauser Betty Bishop Marilyn Blackard Leonard Boy Elva Brooks Jerry Bucksbarg Pat Burnside Dick Burton John Carpenter Ann Chellburg Beth Chellberg Jim Cherry Lucille Chester Virgil Christman Sharon Cincoski Judy Ciulewicz Diane Clark Emily Clark Dennis Clouse Richard Clouse Jean Coambs Larry Coffman Ronald Coleman Leonard Cooper Judy Coslet Kay Crampton Donald Cronin Dale Crull John Czizek JoAnn Daley Sandy Dawson Carol DeSarro Bob Didelot Carol Dille Georgia Dille Quentin Dillinger Susan Drozda Nancy DeBois Helen Dunn Pat Eason Fred Edmonds Maxine Erickson Arlene Fiffer Henry Friday Nancy Goodlin Russell Gray Leonard Griswold Carl Hager Jim Haklin Sharon Hamilton Dorsey Hampshire Dick Henkosky Jim Hawkin JoAnn Hayden Dale Hellmon Rhonda Henninger Roger Hewitt Carolyn Hiser John Holdren Frances Hollett Dennis Hood Dorrene Hood Robert Hroma Jimmy Hough fb--rx N 'Qi Cf' K YJ K 'N 4-of I A wr A .L -5' :ink ' ,W i ,,k 4, hs- an' . I 'N - 22 ig Y ' ? x T3 ' iii . s : . , :,, sux Xi .. T, Q ' 43 JL x Q1 -eq'-r ,M L. I if Q-,i ' V , W F 4 1-f af7'.',.,i-ffl, ' Ki x,, ,th-nuff I, K AVAlLAal.E' . H006 ' AVNLABLE f if , I 'i ,l' jg , ' re.. iw! E yt s r fi x. Wir F, 55 li ik Q K at A -.VH N 'mvl f. 1 ' twapnmigg n.vArLnLs I , k .. . f' ' V V' V H n. l vs . f 'E' 'T' 51' A :fwfr . wi w., ,Mfibs AVAILASKE M If 'bf if 8 A ' 5 N Q ,L S' .4 , H ' .L ,F , ,,,.,.:4, 1 s all lla A t la, 'K Qi Qxjfsl PHOYJN T fualfufaff all ll . ' Q Y l ji ri x., ,Mffas J l vnotdyk Avmwsu Nw ... A WLVQLABEE L' fig! L as E ' L, rem E ' .W A ,. hs what WWE? rl P' .g, -f.-15 A-L Luke Nover Robert Jarroll Pat Jerkins Carol Jersey Alan Johannsen Darlene Johnson Linda Johnson Karen Kieldson Janet Koch James Kozy Richard Krieps Sandy Kruse Dennis LaTour James LaTour Deloris Lawson Bob Lawson Judy Lee Patty Leigh Alice Lewis Kerry Lytle Sharon McAvoy John McArthy Betty Mcl-lone Marlene McMeans ai, , Q A U 5 'Sf' Janet Maloney Jim Medley Morris Medley Jerry Meyne Judy Meyne Carol Michiaels Dick Neal Jon Nelson Bob Nelson Linda Nickel Bob Nicholson Don O'Brien Marcia Oddi John Pearson f V X ,fi J' Monte Pedone A E A ,ts Joy Peer ' Mlliffiunie ii Arlene Petersen Molleiean Peterson Richard Pinkham John Pope Gerald Potts Dick Proper , Leone Putchaven Linda Reed - V Paul Renchler N Don Rhoda W -Q 3- a A 1-,XVI ki ,,' ,Kiln F V . V. i Judy Riley Bob Rizer Sandra Sauter Bill Scott Roland Shell V , , .mf It ,,,, V 111, Wat, AVAILABLI . I -t if., N., ,miss AvAiLAsLs . , . A ' , ffm, 1, f t , if mi phoufl - Amrnme 4 2 A Q --.vl,.. . II .Q 1 if pit? itil dlilllt V vuotoll xx I A W ..V ,,u,,rV1. A. Q X- 'E Clarence Shultz Marles Sievert Carole Smith ' 5 , Shannon Smith f V ' S Pat Sofrons 41-..,,l' if Monica Sovich Nona Stack Bob Stout Tom Stout Alan Swanson Joel Sweet Judy Tavernier Karen Taylor Keith Tharp Pamela Thoesen 1? Vk i 1 'Q P M ., V i 1--51 ' ' .. ' 57 1 3 f ww G , 3 -1 M.. Q H S W, ,Q , . f ,M K E P J, 1 1 , 1 yy ,, ,W pw, 4 ' V, , M . mom! ' . ,miss ..l..1..z.1.f ,,.,A,,-AM Q' ' I . -xp x ,-Y., ., L -. 4 ' -5. W. v EW' 'N-. Y r A J 4 3 X x r I in 5 is-f la., Judy Zabrowski Rudy Van Loon Gladys Wade Leroy Wahl Carolyn Ward Paul Warren Leona Waugh Sharon Weaver Sharon While Allan Weidel Denny Wiesemann Kenlynn Wiesemann Lloyd Williams John Wilson Bob Winquist Jim Wiseman Mary Wood Ed Wozniak John Wozniak Elaine Yagac Marlene York , ,W J ,aww 8-1 T if f 3 fs xp '1t if Bottom row: Richard Silverthorn, Janet Bergquist, Jack Anderson, Claude Furnish, Wayne Henry, Elva Shaw, Michaele Adams, Bonnie Dillon, Karin Miles, Minni Pape, Valerie Johnston. Second row: Jim Chaplin, Karen McCoole, Darrell Hood, Mariio Dale, Eddie Parker, Richard Parker, Richard Nicholson, Ronald Ecklund, Judy Anderson, Jack Greenwell, Carol Lesher. Third row: Wanda Wood, Terry Church, Kenneth Haughee, Ronald Olson, David Tidaback, Jim Walk, Diane Jeffery, Clinton Brock- way, Tim Bagby, George Maney, Richard Butler. 8-2 A 'for' -sv., ,, an M, q.,,',. Bottom row: Jerry Mack Johnson, Patricia Pearson, Rochelle Cincoske, Nancy Vest, Vivian Draper, Viola Hyde, Julie Daily, Linda Faye Nava, Lorrayne Hammond, Amanda Brown, Pamela Franklin Second row: Larry Westergren, Carol Isaacson, La Verne Benson, Daniel Evans, Vivian Olson, Mellnotte Mederna, John Spirson, William Davis, Gerald Rietesel, Patricia Conk- lin, Orma Kolasinski. Third row: William Robertson, Bert Darling, Allen Brockway, Earnest Clemens, Douglas Eubanks, Jim Collins, Marvin Kohler, Alan Hankosky, Roger Case, Ronald Schroeder, Nancy Holm. l I gl 1 .t 8-3 . it Q .g..L, L4 ff f v f , K 5 . 2 9 L . 1, X 2- ,M 5 yi .t 9 5 . . 5- , 1 N 'xiglg ,ts X 1 btimf' ,gl Lf Bottom row: Katherine Erdilles, Marcia Spencer, Grace Parks, Paul Henninger, Kenneth Mitchell, Priscilla LeBan, Joy Coscoran, Judy Kara, Frances Higgins, Richard Rucker, William Stephens. Second row: Cassy Miller, Molly Dale, Ray Crampton, John Pethe, Dean Smith, Tom Humes, Sandra Cline, Susan Davis, Stauette Dalton, Ellen McGroarty, Karen Rudolph, Joan Weidman. Third row: Harry Durnal Joe Klasen, Larry Wescher, Clarence Penn, Lawrence Jones, John Little, Margret Hofrnan, William Hearle, Richard McCormick, John Pearson, Dennis Schultz, Donna Dawson. 8-4 eww. M1 Q' ' f .a v' x 'll i . ,,.,, M 1 A 11 - 'I 1.1 f-J 'di , 11 S J 'Q 2 -' l Q ,. ,, ..,' 523, 5 'rf QQ' s ,IQl.a,?4,:,,fb2i - 4 l 'gr A Q , ii, jg A a. 'N . E at . t gn, Q . . 5 r . .size Qt J ' -152. fu- if .-,..Pt ly , , 'vw , , ' t 2 fa , - , , Q Q 5 , , ws: ! Bottom row: Bruce Bartholomew, Duane Clouse, Pat Prichard, Susan Brobst, Joan Logan, Linda Cannon, Diane Crull, Alice, Koehler, Jeanette Brown, Skippy Highwood. Second row: Joyce Lanahan, Jack Arvidson, Roscoe Wright, Fritz Kilbourn, Adile Waugh, Carol Parker, Martha Nelson, Linda Shephard, John Dresh, Diane Crull, Amy Manchak, Roberta Fuller. Third row: Dave Holmberg, Bob Wright, Clare Rizer, Sandra Pope, Bill Loper, Robert Ahrendt, Meredith Fuller, Dan Zirkle, Lester Babcock, Leland Peterson, Larry Kilander, Selvin Royal. ,l Q i 2 s 5 4 ,al- li I Leslie Johnson Tucker, Louise George Hass, Sovich, Carole Aaron, George . 7-I 1 E i L S ' V S f 3 'tI ' ' A ov' ' O 'I 'l Lk 5' - . wwfg a f.,,ig L 5'i: I , ' mn' nal, Darlene Eastman, Virgie Browning, Bottom row: Gwen Chumley, Mary Wilding, Nora Gunter, Lowell Chellbefg, Jim Dur Bill Wine, Wayne Gland, Segond row: Paul Obrecht, James Anderson, Bill Ronk, Judy Weidman, Marian Coan, Carolyn Johnson, Sharon Stokes, Carol Onyika, Beth Parker, T0I'YlmY Phyllis Nelson, Vaughn Burnside, Cherry Gunnerson, Gayle Granat, Lee Tressler, Elora Penn, Dan McNeil, Sandra 'd R binson, Dennis Williams, Pat Carter, Tommy Pengburn. Fourth row: Davi o Bush. 7-2 I H I 2 :we- 94 Smith. Third row: Allen Bates, Wyatt, John Westbury, Eddie K s i i R as Q ' ifj ,s.5, 41, an UJYQ1. Rig Q '34 'tk M'll B b Kremke Kathy Tilden Joyce Bovard Bill Horn, Paul Lewis, Billy Bottom row: Judy Church, Douglas Babcock, Ray i er, o , , , Waugh, Chuck La Tour, Dale Clouse. Second row: Sharon Schultz, Dianne Sabinske, Phyllis Westergren, Carol Carpenter, Herbert Park, Edward Bowen, Susan Zimmerman, John Kremke, Fred Neal, Mark Popovich, Mary Ellen Rhoda. Third row: Joyce Bishop, Ann Wuletich, Wayne Larson, David Raiser, Tom Smith, Shirley Menielly, Cheryl Dille, Patty Wallin, Sally Miller, Sandra Francher, Judy Klemeck Fourth row: Deanne Boy, Betty Lagenour, Renee Nallenweg, Mary Ormiston, Dick Olsen, bl George Pomery, Meredith Greene, Ol lie Francher, Bill Brooks, Chase Magnuson. 7-3 5 s 2 I L Ji J U I Bottom row: Marilyn York, Melody Tweddell, Carl Sanders, Laurel Patterson, Martha Stumpf, Sandra Gayer, Frances Howes, Edgar Cleek. Second row: Ken Kubick, Ronnie Bishop, Bob Bley, Michael Patterson, Peggy Dunn, Mabel Clark, Foy Justus, Robert Buckwalter, Larry Wright, Delores Hadenfelt. Third row: Sally Johnson, Barbara Chester, James Showen, Jack Baird, Larry Adams, Darryl Daughtrey, Susan Lobsiger, Evelyn Markley, Laura Olson, Pam May. Fourth row: Joe Drozda, Keith Penrose, Jerilynn Groff, Vicki Ailes, Judy Garrett, Jo Ann Zimmerman, Nancy Thomas, Paulette Nagroski. Fifth row: Rebecca Parker, Genene Lowther, Billy Meen, Harvey Schultz, Tom' Nallenweg, John Johnson, Norman McCorkel, 7-4 ,ww :Pe Bottom row: Paul Williams, George Young, Wayne Wilson, Allen Ramey, Marie Dutcher, Pauline Williams, Sharon Anderson, Larry Kahn, Jill Rietesel, Debra Kessler, Karen Saylor. Second row: James Isbey, Gordon Tharp, Keith Pomeroy, James Hol- comb, Charlotte Conn, Bonnie Bauer, Sandra Stephens, Wanda Medley, Cynthia Edquist, Bertha Mclntyre. Third row: Marea Cox, Deanna Davison, Don Coslet, Charles Richey, Pamela Tavernier, Betty Summers, Sherrie Kuhn, John Larson, Wayne Lind, Fred Proffitt. 62 wx ggff- . in 5 mi' L, 'ss ,. 4 I E F I f 55 'Qg g f ' 3, ' i HN x , Q . ' , - X + V V I b f mmm! I i 'iiiix-flmvenml ld r I 4 R V ,I lr If' 'J .-xiliryinl ' I New , ' . :fy ,4 X .QL L , I v,-:d4vY pmsjlg,-yvsvl-r'! f n1'dJ YQ '34, Q , I A Y , I .KFHV 4 v5,,,,',gp43f44l9Fv-wlgyah, 1 - W 'J I Ifdwgjl' 'finaly' ' , .fAw:4mvp, A 1 - arf? 'ff' A . ' 91,5 ' wwf Q? V HRH' x.w+n1MTda qwa., 1' 3 ' f I' mm ?,j:xlg',,f-fj, 5 , 3 V , ,f . 2.5 .F --nm 4 ,i Q ffxwi Qi - J' 5 K 2 f' + A V 5 Q I 1' - A ., Q :p1fw..1..J., f M JI .'y ' vnwwz Z L M 1 M. N--Q . ,A H lv. 5. V , . .1 'my vig? 5 0. v . - V 1 1 , .gy fi: in in G :Z :Q I 3 , .Y 11 tk A Y 'I I! 9 'un., 9 A W T' ,V .Lit 2 ' i?z55'3,1: ' 'S' V ' 5:4 b'w5,tff:7 ' , ff. 5 mf' .ff wllgg . ,, K 3 , ' Lip- iiflsffgfi . 5' ' vsggggi, 'v ff' , - Q? K 5 'wh' N- ' -1 J -' f .. 1 -- Q. 'Q'- - A' ' www ' f ' 1 . ' ' A g a: may .5 + I .ua..q.S-ng-' ,ww W f ' - fs- 337'-.. fp , . Z 5' y kmwfwbrtgnul 'F 5- Q Q' 5 ,wpr ,. ,, ' ,ffl , ' .fi ,- J' 5 ,ff ,ef H gf , + 5 r 5 2 , Q? R3 id, - , ,ff . W , :Aff L - . .3911 iv 1 J! 3 I ' , h 4 ? V Q A, ff n :z ipgl .A 'g si V' - . j Q at I ':-, M 194. .Liz 4 0 53 X-COUNTRY Rear row: Leroy Wahl, Dale Crull, Morriss Medley, Bill Johnston, Bob Winquist, Ron Lascoe, Len Cooper, Roy Ormiston, Bill Jeffrey, Pete Coombs, John McCarthy, Warren Ormiston, CCC-Capfalny. Middle row: Bruce Caswell CManagerj, Elwood Beck, Ross Bradley, Tom Lindquist, Jim Medley, Rudy Van Loon, Bob Nelson, Ollie Dille, Bob Wozniak, Dave Coombs CCo-CaptainD, Ed Tilden, Bob Lawther, Ray Edman CCoachj. Bottom row: Jerry Meyne, Dennis Hood, Bob Lawson, Dick Neal, David Babcock, Dick Burton, John Wilson, Al Weidel, Gerald Humphrey, Dwight Ameling, Len Jersey, Wally Oke. Chesterton's mighty harriers for the fifth straight year distinguished them- selves among top teams in the State of Indiana. Showing exceptional depth for a small school. The Trojans finished 8th in their quest, along with IAO other schools for a state championship. The seven teams that bested the bare-foot boys from Chesterton have larger enrollments from which to draw athletes, yet they can't boast of the con- sistently superior showing the runners from the small school of Chesterton have displayed annually. Coach Raymond Edman's harriers sped through the season with seven wins and two losses both to the state runnerup, Hobart. During big meets they placed first in the closed division of the Shortridge Invitational, second in the Marion Invitational, fourth at the Hobart Invitational and second at the Hobart Sectional. Veteran runner, Dave Coombs, earned the school, the team, and himself state- wide recognition with his sterling performances. Coombs garnered first position in every big meet except the state finals where he finished a close second. His best time this year was 9:37.7 at the Hobart Invitational. Chesterton will lose Warren Ormiston, four year letter-winner in cross country, Bob Wozniak, Bill Jeffery, and Coombs due to graduation. Others responsible for the team's success were Ed Tilden, Gerry Humphrey, Bob Lowther, Lenny Jersey, Pete Coombs, Roy Ormiston, Morris Medley, Jim Medley, and Len Cooper. 1955 X-COUNTRY RECORD Griffith ,, Hobart C , Crown Point Froebel , CHS 2nd-Marion Invitational Michigan City CHS 4th-Hobart Invitational CHS, a,,,a,,,a , ,a,,,a,a,, 24 CHS aaaaaa, 7 ,35 CHS W ,, 7, ,,a,a, or 720 CHS ,a,,,,,,,, 7, C, a,a,, , 17 CHS ,a,o,,a,,,,,,,a, , ,,,.,a, 25 CHS, H a,,,.,o,.,.,,.o.. ,33 CHS, . ,,..,aa,.. ., 721 Crown Point 63 Wanatah 94 Hobart ,aw,, ,,oo, Valpo ,,,,a CHS ist-Closed Division Sltortridge Invitational CHS H ,, ,,,,,24 Laporte . ,,a, Culver Military 61 CHS 2nd-Sectional CHS 8th-State Finals BEST OF THE BAREFOOT Wfif at ,Q 'I I DAVE COOMBS .JA Q X A V .F I 5, .5 . , QQ-T 'MQnfi.1L Dave Coombs bests Dale Lubs of Laporte at the Hobart Invita- tionals. Dave's time was 9:37.7. Lubs beat Coombs in this meet the year before. STA TE FINA LISTS COUNTY CHAMPS CHS ,...,,,,, .,..,,, 1 1 Washington CHS v,.,,,,, ,,,.. 3 7 Jackson ,,,,, CHS ...,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 Morgan ,,,,, CHS ,...,,,,. ,..,,.,,, 7 Wheeler ., CHS ,..,...... ,,,,,,,. 2 Kouts , CHS ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, 3 Hebron W CHS ,,Y... , ,,,,,,,,, 0 Liberty , CHS ,,A,,,,,, ,,,., 1 7 Boone Grove frm' ,J , 3 1, f Lf, 7 L ALLEN JENSEN DON CHAPLIN , 4 s M .2 if .3 ips Hx -fyv I t A yay L :,'Qg, - i BRUCE BASSETT and HOWARD KREMKE wdwiliwlnilllli ,ga Q. y ug, A wnxs M, M . g, L, v J., , .y X In wx. ,, W 'Vw dum, F , ,mm , . iklykiiii v ' . ah?-.Q if Y' i - an ,, . ' 7 ' ' , ' of ,W t r A V . 'gd' -ar -11,45 ' - 4 4 ' iwiwfgwigk ,, T 'W ,im- , ,r K W - - L 4, -. Q . 1 , my I YW, ,we ,. gmabauyi . -A 3, -ik 4 X. Q , i C , egg, ,. ,, A5 1 W, 4-,M V Q A x ,I . .,, V 'kk 'gigs'-' '-TK., f' ' A' ,, 41 9' . ,,, , , , N , +V? ' ' , ,,. f iii Q- -half' Bottom row: Bruce Bassett, John Lascoe, Don Wycoff, Howard Kremke, Don Chaplin, Denny Dille, Fred Mitchell, Bob Conklin, and Eldie Parker. Top row: Darrell Wiesemann, Ron Wycoff, Al Gaston, Bob Ve- dell, Phil Arvin, Bob Didelot, Allen Jensen, Tom Bush, Richard Dillon, and Mr. Edquist. Secretly Chesterton's 1955 baseball team claimed the County Championship, officially we retained the title, but finished in a tie for the lead with Wheeler. During the season the Trojans soundly trounced the co-holder 7-2. This lopsided decision was the basis of their boast. Experienced senior letter winners who led the team were: Bruce Bassett, catcher, Don Chaplin, outfielder, Al Jensen, pitcher, and Howard Kremke, first baseman. These boys and the rest of the team were recipients of gold baseballs signifying their top position in the county. , E' S fi SE. ': 'E .,., Y ' ' - amy. ffl' .twine- fx 5 X -1.2:-: X' 'f f 4. L 9 45, K m e Q M K ' -' ! I, I L 3 X 4 U N if x QE 5 1. ,, , i g-y n. . Q K , My . ,H .. Q :sf ss gg .,:g? ,:,,: ,LLQ 1,!l., 5 vi i 2 5:5 - - M .e k 3845 555 -- il .V f if X X ,T -1 5 f e A greaf deal of Hee load of fhe '56 baskeiball feam resfed on fh olidifu fof ms 'Phe five refurning lefiermenz Bru B eH' y Don Chaplin, Al Jensen. Warren Cirmisfon, and Bob Wozmalr. V .,,, ,.-,.A'A ,. de Ne w lmdefeafed iheir fi :,' g f 3 ing Hue Hrs? five kk-k , ee Counfy Tourneydwifh . 9 r?4kTfis e 8-3 recorgjy.kThe y e n ' 'na H bro m +he fn I varsdy Gary Wlrf 4 HS Crown Pom .,..... ,.vv ,,, 3 5. -,,L . ., -5 of fhe Porter Coun'lyeTourney. Tourney and 'Hue second year Nleisenger 'lrdveiing efrophy. e Hue res+ of ihe seasbn pro- Af fhenglose 6?l'bhiseyear's ee 1 sa info fhe sec- ff Porlage. The' . 12.-Els 1 ,Wt Nix QM? X f -K QQCHS ...,.M 4 .... ,...., m M? Norfh CHS ..,... A , ,,e.. e Calnmef Twp CHS .,,, , ,,.,, 62' gy ?6ieHf1av.lle e CHS...,,e ,eo H 51 e.,,... .W . CHSW, , , H62 L ee.e ,eee YMCHSG eeee 64 H n eL ee ,.4A e ---,- enennee . Mamie? Wye H we s-Q?fQHgW Eg? V asm. gm , A WM Q wikis -Pg wg 1. ,, . A5 f W it fa-we ' 'K cHg,,,,,,,,..e ...., .... . .51 .K 2 C .mi I 1 1 K 1 WW I qw ,lg .. uf' ,.., ,,f,,giwqx'.: Mswd if ff' Lzw,wff.f',-ws, Q ' , A .- ,ff -M ' - 2 f W 4 rn Q ' in 542 it , gg 3:3 15? gg, . 2? , ,Z .SY y X Pk N, F 1 5 X 5 ffgxgw A 1, Lx i , . 0 at 1' 1 Q . Q, 1 Y 3 U5 H vs . ,nies -QI' ,:m,,f..5i2fw 11 '- K wfffil-f ap -.525 W ,, 9 fa 'f.iaf?v-'1 - 410 yigmmgk Q- If x ,. K W' 9 I xii MITCHELL GASTON HICKS Ji- f jxe Y 5 1 'Io K . .. t X Z ORMISTON -' 3 , , DILLE CHAPLIN fifif f'E3 f , Eg N ii? 71,9 ,1 4 F ii!! jr VJ' 1 yn I 3 we fi r -E- ff 1 ff +55 , V , Q, 'Vk L 4? sy ' 7 ' 6 , Q dl-1 . df.-1 , W gf Qi 4 2 I if , , X J, ff' 4 f F 3? WOZNIAK f CONKLIN f b S 5 'ik 'X' 'W ' f 1 If N 2 5 r Y R, oruvusw al' W ON ' If COOMB SS TT CASWELL JUNIOR VARSITY Standing: K. Rucker, managerg R. Dillon, P. Coombs, B. Didelot, J. Medley, E. Bittner, manager. Kneeling: R. Ormiston, D. Wycotf, L. Jersey, T. Lindqust, O, Dille, Ray Edman, coach. The Chesterton J.V. had a commendable season this year with fourteen wins and six losses. They won the B team tournament in Valpo accomplishing a teat which was last done by the '50-'51 quintet. After obtaining more experience, Mitchell and Dille were moved up to the varsity. Washington . Liberty , CalumetTwp. Wirt . . Crown Point .... . . Wheeler . . . Portage . Valpo . . ..... Hammond Morton Valpo . SEASONS RECORD Chesterton . ..... 54 Hebron . Chesterton .. 55 Lowell .. Chesterton ...38 North Judson Chesterton .... 42 Calumet Twp. . . . . Chesterton . .28 Merriville . Chesterton .. .25 Wheeler .. Chesterton ..... 48 LaCrosse Chesterton . . .33 Hobart Cl'1eSlGflOl1 Easf Gary Y H TOURNAMENT Chesterton . .44 Portage . Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton FRESHM EN Back row: B. Nelson, J. Meyne, B. Didelot, Coach Edman, T. Hutchinson, P. Rentchler, J. Medley. Sitting: R. Van Loon, D. Hood, F. Edmonds, D. Neale, D. Crull, D. Ameling, J. Wilson, A. Wiedel, B. Winquist, The A team had three wins and nine losses in regular season play. They lost both of their games in the tournament, which was held in Valparaiso. Jim Medley and Bob Didelot were high scorers forthe A team. The B team season record was three wins and six losses. Even though coming out on the short end of the ball games, the frosh showed a definite improvement during the latter part of the season. SEASON'S RECORD A Team B Team Chesterton ............ 25 Washington Twp. .,.. Chesterton .,,.,,.., C19 Portage ....... Chesterton ............ 19 Portage ,.,.....,,.,,..,.... Chesterton s.,.,.u.,u.- ll Michigan City - Chesterton ............ 25 Michigan City ,......... Chesterton cc...oe,,,ee 14 Hobart cc.... .... Chesterton ......,..... 23 Hobart .,.,..............., Chesterton ,,.,.,-,,,. .26 Griffith .... - Chesterton ..........., 33 Griffith ....... .....,. C hesrerton c,c.,.,e,, W26 Hebron Chesterton. ........... 14 Hebron .....,c ,,c,,c. C hesferton 18 Hobart ,,,,,,,.,, e Chesterton ......c,,,.. 32 Wheeler ...., ..,,., C hesferron 23 Valpo ,e,,..,,,,,. Chesterton ....,....... 33 Hobart .,.,, ..,... C hesferton 26 Michigan City , Chesterton ..,......... 32 Wheeler ...., c,.. . . Tournament Chesterton .......... U33 Valpo cs,......,.,,cc.cA,., c Chesterton ......e..... 25 Michigan City .,..,.'.,. Chesterton 32 Hammon Clark Chesterton ......... .. 32 Valpo ........ .... - Janet Bergquist Amanda Brown Front row: John Kremke Manager Second row 1 Bruce Bartholomew Dick Parker Jerry Reitesel Claude Furnish Dick Rucker John Pearson Jim Chaplin Third row: George Maney Bill Loper Joe Klaser Coach Al Smith Dave Holmberg John Dresh Ray Crampton Front row: George Young Charles LaTour Dan McNeill Chase Magnuson Billy Witte Larry Kahn Norm McCorkeI Fred Neal Wayne Wilson Standing: Bob Kremke Larry Hass Vaughn Burnside John Johnson Bill Brooks George Rush Coach Al Smith Joe Drozda Tom Smith Doug Babcock Ray Miller John Kremke Manager Joyce Lanahan Judy Kara , .,4, TRACK TYPYQ l , . 5 1597 Ep E aw Q TE 1,39 Bonom row: Mr. Evar Edquist, Warren Ormiston, Don Chaplin, Bob Wozniak, Dave Coombs, and Mr. Ray Edman. Middle row: John Wilson, Jerry Humphrey, Bob Nelson, Bob Didelot, Ed Tilden, Ollie Dille, Wally Oke, Don Darling, AI Weidel. 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A gif 51 s L4 .',ff,: A .. ,, ? :L 5 5 ,.-f Z .MEXRN ..,. . . M ,, W V , J' Q. . :X . ,i Q. .fl ' 1 .5I.' ,212 W 5 :,'g:'S ' 5 E 3. i ..., 3 , - 1' . ,, faq: , i 3535 U ei? Egfr ,sw 4, K A. 4, 5. ' L .51LfF3'5,' w k , KQLMTW2 QV Z'l1 Lf,' giifii? ',Lf'xxA.HA,' ' X34 . I - ,.,fQ- .,A.f' as E F M aw f rf ,Q Q 1 ' 'Q s ' .2 E E X S1 Afmz :,1 . .., sam ,L,, A1 X Q Z, my KA as X pf H' Pl xg sl' A in I if I -ffya A 1.- 3' W SNAPSHOTS ' X8 s 2 X ,Q fl di jf ' J ,-ffm fm-ff 'S 'Cf .f I C 'W' STUDENT COUNCIL BRUCE BASSETT, President AL GASTON, Vice President JOHN LASCOE, Senior President DENNY DILLE, Sophomore President SANDY STEMP, Junior President CAROL JERSEY, Freshman President Class Representatives BEN HOWERY, Senior DAVE BOHLIN, Junior NANCY HOKANSON, Sophomore BOB DIDELOT, Freshman To my knowledge this has been the most active Student Council in the history of Chesterton High School, both in activities and student participation, remarked Mr. Warren Munro, sponsor. Among the proiects undertaken this year by the council were the choosing of a school pep song and a school loyalty song. Supervision and use of the intercom was turned over to the student body. Working with a student committee the student council completely revised the Student Guide Book, making it more in- teresting and up-to-date. The group successfully sponsored the New Year's Eve Dance. Intramurals were smoothly carried out with tournaments climaxing the boys' and girls' divisions. Dancing and debating were introduced for the first time to promote noon-time recreation. The duration of the campaign for student council offices was one of the constitutional changes affected. Regular locker inspections were made by council members through the year. They also promoted a drive to keep the auditorium clean at lunch time, decorated the school for Christmas, helped select paid convocations, and promoted a success- ful clothing drive. ... REGISTRATION Left to right: Bruce Boatman Phil Peters Bill Jeffrey Mark Holmberg Dick Hokanson Carol Reiter Beverly Witte Left to right: Juliet Morgan Sally Kashak Carol Pearson Karen Wallin Dave Coombs Jean Carman Adrienne Babcock ANNOUNCERS 4.Is,g,.a 5 vorimo I ., ati-'fs' fir msgs' ,K 1 ' migf ' L ., -. w-ar 4? 1 gf? . go , -4 4,45 5 . J- .wfkrarfv The Scoop, edited by Woods Halley and sponsored by Mrs. Mary Dold, is recognized as one of the top mimeo- graphed papers in Indiana. Five division managers worked under the ever-ruling hand of their czar, Woods. Beverly Witte, mother of the Scoop room, took care of all office details. Colorful and informative sports stories were hur- riedly vvritten under the whip of Sports Editor, Dave Coombs. Bruce B a s s e tt handled financial matters and advertising. Assembling and drawing the ads was directed by Sally Holm. Wandering Sabina Phillips put her talents toward increasing the circulation of the Scoop. Where's your story? Someone clum- my this! I just can't write today. We'Il never get this paper out on time! These worn-out quotes along with the clickety-clack of typewriters, the buzz of the mimeograph, and flying papers create the bustling, journalistic atmosphere of the C.H.S. paper, Scoop. Published every Thursday, hours of scouting for news and preparing it for press go into the make-up of each eight- page issue. SCOOP 'HIM iff 51' 'W' HL ., dill? .1 7 lwtwl X V W ' ? AMY - . , 1, WMM 1 P .W, , Z! 5 S ' 11, 1, , V. I f f .,: 155 ,f , 1 -sy ,.....J-.r-Q tv -A A ., -zg. T 1 L 6, xv., :.'ay,?,l3 47. ,ov .j v1. 2. -- ., .- ,5 W. gtg U, '., 'II ' 10 ' . 'Q 5' Q.-'v , 1- . 'ta.v MQ '1 A ,F E . . 3. , 4,... lf. O ,'O U 4 ' .' an 1 s.0 ' off . ,'.. 'Hb 1 1, .ai f ,. . ., 4 'lvg Av ' .0- V .am ,,,.f .'.6N ' , Grits.-DM 4: Q 533 4 saw N. swf. 1 . 3 , Bi us... mm' L .2 a up . siiiwlf. ' QI! IM 9 5,1 A '-vu 4.. . I K V, if . 4 i f . ,, ,LW - if is 2 . 5 , , 'Ia I 3 a SCOOP SNAPS f v I. JEAN JARROLL 'AROL PEARSON SUE MCGROARTY PATSY COLLINS . I, ROSALIND CONKLIN GAIL SHERWOOD -'X uf 1 'gmail'- 7 SALLY HOLM SABINA PHILLIPS HOWARD KREMKE i 1.-1-Ff '5lI BRUCE BASSETT MARY HOLMBERG DAVE COOMBS SCOOP SNAPS - --., -1... BILL JEFFREY GQUIST DAVE COOMBS JEAN CARMAN 'aww xv fi' J CAROL GROFF CAROL RIETER S 'X' ff' BRUCE BOAIMAN JULIET MORGAN 5 l g ' KAREN WAI.LIN EDITH KILBOURN BEVERLY WITTE SALLY KASHAK MICKEY KORITZ BARBARA DANDERSON NANCY PLISKE X WISE SINGING SANDS STAFF fu New ideas were finally put Into use by this year's staff under the leadership of John Lascoe, editor. John chose Pat Slont as copy editor, Carol Groff as picture editor, and Ben Howery as business rnanager. Thirty two pages were added to the yearbook with color as one of the many added attractionsg and a hard-back cover designed by Joseph Koss, art director. With the hurry and scurry of making deadlines, promptness was the prime requisite for every mem- ber of the staff. The Annual Staff extends its thanks to Mr. Shields and Mr. Mun- ro for taking time to sponsor us. -G V PATSY COLLINS ' 1 .J -M1iTl':3L?w-3 5. 'L 51 Q, 3 'kqkxqwj KAREN WALLIN Not Pictured 'GD v PAT PLISKE Q, , JUNIOR Y-TEENS 6 A Tum ofricsns OFFICERS ., , AV? 4 fly, fy W ii Q' Q Lilting strains of Davy Crockett, buttons, ropes, and tin cans set the year of Junior Y-Teens into quick motion at the Welcoming Hobo Party last fall. Composed of freshman and sophomore girls, this iunior branch of the YWCA filled a Thanks- giving basket for a needy family. A bake sale was held in February to raise ad- ditional funds for charitable purposes. A panel discussion on dating, a swimming party, and a banquet to initiate new officers were other activities carried on throughout the year. The officers, who planned and helped carry out all the activities of the Junior Y-Teens, were Diana Stokes, President, Linda Witte, Vice President, Sandra Hass, Secretary, Carol Anderson, Treasurer, Susan Campbell, Chaplain, and Jeanne Man- ning, Publicity Chairman. SENIOR Y-TEENS T5-?a 'ww N if ,N 'Qi ' P MDW. , .. ' C sr. ,,, Y fy QFFICERS OFFICERS 1t': 'P' Junior and senior members of Senior Y-Teens, branch of the national YWCA, filled each month of 1955-56 with many versatile and worthwhile activities. After a swimming party in October the Y-Teens furiously planned and happily presented Moments to Remember a tall formal at the Coronado Lodge. Patrick, a hair stylist, demonstrated his profession on several guinea pigs at the December meeting. Several other speakers and another swimming meet were held during the year. Living. up to their reputation as a service organization, the Y-Teens gave food baskets on Thanksgiving and Easter to needy families, Christmas gifts for the Porter County Welfare, and a Christmas tree for the school. s ' 1 l: XE 'Q iff 5 ' X .,-... ...M ,Q ......,-,,., . ilvmmi l 1, , :S , 5 gm. 1 K f 'a 'x, B ' Wg, 1 , 'ffK Q' A 4 i 1 Q, are , Aa It-rl-.,' L TN- 'Q . 'i ' V Xie, I g-gwffc 1 . , -f f -, . , 1 I 1 g - gi ,L , S g, W W .2 5 g , 5 z- i if 3 4,5 ,lg f f ff , 4-W , ,MMV X gg ff' 1 K I - f :Q Z ff A '-rl i, , ' R f 'l 1 f E I 'T a- f , gf'-,zwfffffei-ez-segisif fmrw 2 Tigmi 'sg ,ff ,f i Q , , 1 fs sis, yi Pi is - '- or 515' -W? ffl? u ,fl 't if 'z ' ir K 2 1 I , ,Q 2 new we hw 'HJ -. www 'wx we 'ff if , H ,,. '3v?' E Q21 3 i i fe , K K 4 c A M The Hi-Y is a Chrisfian Organization, Its i main function is To perform services for The OFFICERS community. The Junior Hi-Y under The leadership of Fred Mitchell, President, Don Wycoff, Vice Presidenlg Denny Dille, Secretaryg Ron Wycoff, Treasurerg and Mr. Elwood Mull, Sponsor were in charge of an all-school Ping-Pong Tournament. IT was held in February. P li X. iv' - - Q'-' , VUE, A. I , Q fi iw-Orr -f - , Q ff i S, f I FN ,. -,L 4 -- gf 92 . , g'f 't-Q 1 1 it i as i kiwi Qi 1 ff J-We X, 9 A , I , 'Q t f t s.i s 1 ,e L .4 -1,p,,,,g' V, gg, , Eifigiislgik, 25552532 v t..,,,,sf bg 1,53 X W yq: I Q N i' 1' ik? lt it xy rven, fvjfgjf' .7 if :i1, '2?.0 'I - - 'Qiaf . ,:f'Jfg dd, iixfig, fi' -' ,' 53' hd' L k:x?1+.3 fl tim 'pig' 95. 9' L, , ,f of OFFICERS The Senior Hi-Y began the new year by electing Allen Jensen, Presidentg Bruce Bas- l ' sett, Vice Presidentg John Lascoe, Secretaryg iq! ,Tl Bruce Granat, Treasurer, Mark Holmberg, W Vi Chaplain, Bob Marquardt, Committees Chair- wc man. MVN. This year's Hi-Y wanted To set goals higher than those of previous years. Finances were one of the many problems. Sock Hops and Bake Sales were proiects used to bring the treasury to a higher status. Swimming and bowling were means of recreation used by the Hi-Y. The Hi-Y teamed with the G-.A.A. to sponsor a dance during the year. A Spring dance at Saidla's was sponsored by the Hi-Y. The organization was under the sponsorship of Mr. Cyral Turner and Mr. Joseph Koss. fh- 9I i .1 uns, RJ SPOTLIGHTERS With Rosalind Conklin, President, Pat Burnside, Vice President, Linda Johnson, Secretary, Carol DeSarro, Treasurer, the students met with co- sponsors, Miss Cautfman and Mr. Pogue, once a month. Entertainment was furnished at the Christmas convocation by the Spotlighters. The Night Before Christmas, a one-act operetta, was staged by the thirty freshman and sophomore members. A spring roundup held at the D Bar C Ranch provided a festive ending to an active year tor the dramatists. Bottom row: C. Grotf, S. Stemp, C. Pearson, J. Reitesel, V. Larson, L. Charlson, C. Lipinski, S, Kashak, B. Carew, P. Bagby, and K. Wallin. Second row: P. Collins, S. Young, B. Witte, M. Lindquist, M. Lowery, M. Peer, S. McGroarty, K. Bergquist, J. Carman, B. Bross, S. Mitchell, J. Schultz, S. DeMass, and M. Koritz. Third row: Miss Sayers, S. Jensen, F. Ely, K. Parry, N. Christopherson, P. Brooks, E. Kilbourn, P. Slont, J. Ericson, S. Phillips, J. Colley, M. Stavropolous, M. Hyde, J. Morgan, and Miss Perkins. Fourth row: B. Kent, W. Halley, B. Jeffrey, B. Boatman, B. Bassett, B. Stillman, P. Peters, M. Holmberg, D. Bohlin, C. Reiter, V. Hammond, B. Danderson, and S. Holm. , ., ,.. T it ' lr is r DRAMATICS The Junior-Senior Dramatics began the year by electing Mark Holmberg, Presi- dent, Kay Bergquist, Vice President, and Karen Wallin, Secretary-Treasurer. Members of the club presented skits at each meeting, and afterwards refresh- ments were served. Their activities in plays and speeches counted as points toward becoming mem- bers of the Thespian Society. Miss Sayers and Miss Perkins spon- sored this successful group. if The name Debutants was selected by the Senior Girls. This organization is not only Social, but it is also a working organization. They planned and presented a Hal- lovveen program tor the teenagers at Westville. During the Christmas season the Debutants accommodated the county poor people's home by putting on a Christmas program and party. They also had a Christmas party and exchange of gifts between themselves. The Debutants had many candy and bake sales to reciprocate for the numer- ous parties and programs presented throughout the year. 'I' WZ' i + PROJECTORS CLUB Left to right: Vern Odom, Ed Bittner, Vern Hegburg, Mr. Ponacler, Elaine Michaels, Jerry Bross, John Kleberg, Louise Royko, Mike Haklin, Ron Reglein, Carroll Kara. Wt M-...M www OFFICE MONITORS ,ff ' si Q iii is 3 4. an iw W S . M J we li l , 5 ,xi , , ,W K SQ X Q .Im Q sr Q i J R 55 an A R s :Q 8 jk gli + 3 1 , k T Ri af aifga il K Hi L , N sw 32? EEZ. Af il? e N M2 rv: QL l all F' 3 Eli, fe M if 5155 e fill' ii Y: li O X X Pi .X 8 S Y z awfsgialr 4 a- , s in 1 4 in 1' W: Y 3 x ! Q m- 3 '35 5, 3 lf' iflilik 3 igiikwwi J, 'Tay Q 'M FINE ARTS ART HAS MANY FACETS. . . i V A x . . . These are a few of Those faceTs sf ,fe .. 'B' we .mx Q M 2.. '-fv N1 , ', ,ig EXPERIMENTATION Bill Ledgervvood Margo Miller JEWELRY Mr. Joseph G. Koss Margo Miller Sabina Phillips Bill Leolgervvood ,A X if 2 - my Wm ,, N..V, mn GRAPHIC ARTS Judy Zaborovvski SILK SCREEN Nancy Hacker Carol Groff 'HT l'aTOljjrB Sally Holm eonar Oy Sandy Young Janet Malony PENCIL-CHALK-INK-DRAWING Dorsey Hampshire Sharon Weaver Judy Lee Diane Clark LIFE DRAWING Leo Deiotfe Bill Ledgerwood Margo Miller George Blakely PAINTING Bill Ledgerwood Leo Deiotte Allen Swanson COLOR AND DESIGN Diane Clark Margo Miller Bill Ledgerwood Allen Swanson STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Marcia Oddi Wayne Sovich sharon Adam, ADVERTISING DESIGN fgfldzjggniim Margo Miller Jane Clark Gerald Penn Susan Reiter -lackle Maney Bottom row: R. Reglein, L. Jersey, P. Brockington, C. Pearson, and C. Jersey. Second row: S. White, J. Coambs, S. Kruse, M. Lowery, M. Peer, F. Ely, S. Mitchell, J. Wilding, J. Warble, J. Manning, D. Hood, H. Jacobson, and B. Nicholsen. Third row: P. Wallin, B. Menielly, J. Haas, S. Reiter, J. Hall, D. Harvey, C. DeSarro, B. Chelberg, M. Sovich, N. Goodlin, D. Clark, Maura McNamara, Miss Cauffman. Fourth row: Wycoff, Wycoff, B. Johnston, R, Draper, P. Coombs, R. Lascoe, J. Ruoff, J. Bross, D. Ruhe, W. Halley, A. Swanson, J. Pope, J. Sweet, and B. Stout. EL CLUB DE ESPAKICL Spanish Club meetings are held once a month during class periods. Members study the cultural background, learn songs, and view movies depicting Spanish living. A pre-lenten QEI Carnivalj celebration was enioyed by the thirty members of the first year class at a member's home. The second year Spanish students observed Christmas in Spanish style at a member's home. Officers of SPANISH I Officers of SPANISH ll CAROL PEARSON ......,........,....,........,...,....,.,..,,,.. President PHIL BROCKINGTON ...,,..........,......... .,................. P resident TERRY LONG ........ ............. V ice President RQNNIE REGLEIN ,.v,..,, ............. V ice President CAROL JERSEY ....,.. ........ S ecrerary-Treasurer LEONARD JERSEY ,,,... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer 3 E ' 4812 E assi Left to rig ht 1 Carol Pearson Fran Ely Karen Wallin AI Gaston Miss Sayers Sponsor Dave Bohlin Juliet Morgan Wayne Dawson Carol Reiter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, being based on national rules this year, has revised its standards. According to the National rules, it is recommended that the member- ship be limited to 15 per cent of the Seniors and 5 per cent of the Juniors. This year fifteen seniors and six iuniors met the requirements. Before being considered, seniors must have a B semester average for their first seven semesters. Juniors bust have a B semester average for their first five semesters. After passing this, each senior high faculty member will rate them on character, leadership, and service. A total of 20 points may be gained in the following manner. Each student may obtain four points for superior scholarship. These points are automatically doubled. Of 100 per cent, scholarship is 40 per cent, the remaining 60 per cent is based on the following qualities: leadership, service, and character. Four points for each quality and a sum of l2 points is the highest possible. This total combined with the points from scholarship equal the above possible 20. I l Left to right: Miss Sayers Sponsor Woods Halley Jean Carman Bill Jeffrey Judy Bishop Barb Lickus Phil Peters Phyllis Brooks Bill Stillman Carol Groff Mark Holmberg Pat Slont Bruce Bassett Bev Witte ? X G.A.A. JUDY BISHOP Presidenf MORT LINDQUIST Vice Presidenf PRISCILLA BAG-BY Secre+ary KATHLEEN PARRY Treasurer 3 Q fi If W x-. Q ,, kan? L ' Y m ,f gf n j , N 3 'L,. ' x K . HY 5 gf, 6, , , I I , 2 'CSI ,.,y.... M wi , W, ,, 5, . , Am ,MM QV 'G N 4 f 4 First row: W. Halley, W. Dawson, D. Hokanson, P. Peters, L. Menielly, A. Babcock, G Howe J. Carpenter. Second row: A. Ferguson, B. Betts, J. Schellinger, P. Brockington, B. Lowthe C. Schultz, R. Bradley, N. Neier, R. Olson, C. Dille, K. Crampton, L. Wahl, D. Stokes Koritz, D. Clark. Third row: S. Smith, D. Burton, D. Hood, R. Larson, B. Boatman, D Goul .4 E WY? BOEHM CLEVENGER MHCHELL SOVICH PEARSON MANEY The 1955-56 band history is a cavalcade of wonderful events, hardships, smiles, and achieve- ments. Starting with the first prac- tice in September, the budding mu- sicians and Mr. Nick Paolisso, band director, worked toward the coveted goal of having a successful band. A Combined band and chorus performance with Portage, and eight other concerts were added laurels to the participants of the band. W . n 'if K, 3 W Yi? Vx +' wwf 1 I uaxu iw 'E Q I ,v ., , , A i 4,7 V, A LW V! ,- ' f , , ,A .. 1 - . . V 0 O 4 . 1' f, . . , 7 ' K o 4 wi Q7 u ., . xi ,.sW 4 .0 Q ,A A ' I, . ,h ' 3-,Q , wma Wi , I a' W' , ,. W1 PJ . . 4 5 Ju 2 l, 4, 4 ,pam ff' ' ' i tgvff A ' 5 ff . .,' ,l L ,A X 9 f x Q Nl , ,A f! 'v yy K , G x, X 5 . in fflf' - . 5 '15 T ,I -I 4 O4 X 'Z-...Q 3. f.. Ng - 4, ' 4 'F 4 CHORUS OFFICERS Q V I 8 , 1 Y x , 5 1 1 V I I . K I f 1 as V' f Q' ig 4 if i in s ',, 3' is 413 v, ' Q 15 4 ,4 A 0 ,F if .sf 1, .J 9 9, 333 ,V X my A 9- Q Q 9' if I K JUNIOR CHORUS EW! K, SCIENCE CLUB Under the leadership of Ben Howery, president, Bill Jeffrey, Vice President, Mark Holmberg, secretary, and Paul Glawe, treasurer, the Science Club devoted most of its time this year to raising money for the completion of the Goldsborough Memorial Greenhouse. A trip to the Sci-Math Assembly at Purdue University was sponsored by the club, and to raise money, movies were taken of school activities and shown to the public. Corn was picked, and the Fourth Annual Botany Banquet was held. Helping to make this year a success were Mr. Turner, Mr. Looft, and Mr. Edman, sponsors. I 59 X' fx M GLANE BILL JEFFREY BEN HOWERY MARK HOLMBERG SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS LIBRARY CLUB N. kggw - - 'fl -if ' -A W , 'S Q Wmig Y Q ' Oli ii ur fig! 4 5 6 Dul- BOOSTER OFFICERS BURTON V V BOO LICKUS BOOSTERS Charged with dynamic spirit, the CHS boosters ot 1955-56 filled the year with many varied and successful projects. They braved a bumpy five-hour ride to Indianapolis to follow the speedy cross-coun- try runners to the State Finals. For the second consecutive year, Chester- ton was a two-way victor at the County Tourney, winning both the tournament and the cheering awards. Resplendent in maroon and gold arm bands and bow ties, the T60 Queens Court Trojan Boosters, among other county schools, monopolized the attention ot the spectators with their originality, volume, and loyalty. M-M-M Thank you O w fr ls. il - - inns:i2,t.1, lass J Hamish- 'wa iyttuw-mswr -n rs.. iiait wh, - . av E I it 1 BOOSTERS Basketball queen, Priscilla Bagby, elected by popular vote, and he' royal court, were featured at a Coronation Dance early in November. A Thanks Team sock hop was held after the last regular season game. The club, sponsored by Faye Hall, pro- duced the Boosters Minstrel. The dads, moms, townspeople, and teachers staged a rollicking show and raised over S600 for the Boosters. For the first time in several years an Ath- letic Banquet, open to everyone, was organ- ized. Several sock hops and a full moon dance were also held. The Boosters willingly and loyally dis- played their unflinching school spirit during defeat and victory alike. V37 ,W I gf- ,A l ,ww E ff 7 l ci rl'-ri 6 gm ,mv ,J V I x . ', ' N ' rr l. N . v an , x PK Q-M 1 m 3 61' M a Q 4 3 , 5 1 1 Y I Nix ' K :U I. Q75 4 ma.5 ' a . ' ' I ' 5 . 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QC-, -ff g-afgjj, Q - Jfgtbgg-,11.,,,, .' - 5:-551-.11':ce'rZ9Ffi3,jX ' A Q-fi-Egfr-Llrggfff A -- ,fzlff . - 2: ' ' ,l,j'--X-::1':ff'wgb QQ, - , +f,r3111JLG:0' . - - . . ., . . , .. vf , M- BM-,.Eg..:f A,f,. 1 J-4' 3 vs..- fu ,Ear quam: annum a 4 mme :dim-vez' Www ay- . 7-if-Q Q., , si., M244 WY Q j , X - mm.. 35724 1 Y Aw 4i 'my WM ,Q W7 ,Af ix A. , S X ff' Sv K 3' 1 R Q in ,,41f 5 CHARLES BRICKNER ED DANIELSON , f-wp CLEON MUSGRAVE RAY NICHOLSON I H7 .1 wgia Hr K Q ,Ra 59 , f, Z 3 SPONSORS The Senior Class of Cheslerlon High School is ex+remeIy fhanlcful 'Io fhese people 'For 'l'heir greal' aid in +he 'Financing of SINGING SANDS of l956. THIRTY DOLLARS Slokes-Slow-a-Way TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Berlha Flannery and Don SIon+ WC Nash Appliances Cheslerfon S+a'le Bank 5aidIa'S Sludios Diness Jewelers Anderson's Barber Sho Ben Franklin Slore Family Grocery Hokanson's Food Mari' Bar+el's Hardware BasseH' 'Ihe Floris'r Be'Hs Jewelers BeH'y Prange Casuals BrunIc's Dairy Bush Mo'I'ors TWENTY DOLLARS Ericson's Slandard Service FIFTEEN DOLLARS Ann Carler, Reallor The Cheslerlon Tribune Plislce Cons+ruc+ion TEN DOLLARS P FIVE DOLLARS Carl Edman's Funeral Home Cerlified Grocery Charles Smilh Chesferfon Feed and Supply Cheslerfon Lumber and Supply Ches+er+on Pain'r and Wallpaper Dr. Campbell Dr. H. C. Ashmore Dr. Roberfson Dress Well Cleaners Juslin Aulo Body Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Paulson's Rural Loan Smedman's Foodliner Florence Smilh FranIc's Maralhon Hayes-Plymoulh Harring+on Meal' Marlcei' Heward's Drug S+ore Hubbards Chevrolel Hump'l'y Dumpfy Imhof's Drug Indian Medicine Man Johnson's Funeral Home Kay's Dress Shop Kenny Rucker Ken s Service S+a'rion L. and M. Boo+ Shop Lorenz Con+rac+ors M. Smilh and Son Brown Dunes Midway Garage Ebersold's Barber Firsl' S+a+e Bank of Porler Nickel's Drug Sfore Oak Hill Mofel Odom's Oldsmobile Olson's Bike Shop Onyika's Paramounl' Tool Paulson's Rool' Beer PilIman's Grocery Por1'er Hardware Porfer Lumber Pressco Publix Bowling Alley R. C. Anderson Rondall McOuis+on Ray's Sub-Teen Ruge and Sons Morgan Cons'I'ruc+ion Morgan's Hardware Mrs. Young's Bakery Smirh Mo+ors Smoky's Grill Sl'al'e Park Beauly Shop S+al'e Park Drugs S+ud+man's lnsurance Thompson's Dairy Tilden's Feed Siore Town and Coun'I'ry Walfon Mercury Waverly Grocery Wilbar Manufacfuring Co Whife Funeral Home Young's Sinclair Sl'a1'ion Zabrowski's Zephyr Awning LESS THAN FIVE DOLLARS Andrew Lower Eschenbach's Res+auran'l' C. W. Johnson Johnson Aul'o Body Leslie PraH' Long's Aufo Supply Marfy Rin'I'z Norlh Side Cafe Panfry Pearl's Tailor Shop Pel'erson's Florisfs Saylor Noveliies Shoe Repair Spol'-Lil'e Grocery Malcolm Anderson The Collon Sl 9P Mrs. S'l'even's Candies Washefeffe PHOTOGRAPHERS fv JOHN SAlDLA 4, DON MARQUARDT .gg DoN swENsoN SQURE WILLARD MEYER5 NATIONAL STUDIOS V Q 5., TW M65 From -lghq, Smal:-as S a nds Siafff AUTOGRAPHS vm Bm vnrooan Are IAMQR MADL IAVKOR PUBUSHING COMPANY DALLAS TEXAS Q5 W iw 4 NM ,, ,W fuw., .......v..v..4. 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