Churubusco High School - Periscope Yearbook (Churubusco, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

Tusifala of 1959 Proudly Presents CHURUBUSCO HIGH SCHOQL Churubusco Indiana O I I V Iume XII Edi or ...................... Business Manager ............ J I1 Eb f Sponsor ...,.......... Mrs. V H ,,,f-.nv '-an-' -v- '. ii i.-l 1-1 !.! il i' nu :- H if '--Qi, Kiijsgg, Moments 'ro Remember -Q., we 4, During our years at Churubusco High we had many moments we will always remember. One of our proud- est memories was the day we entered the new doors of CHS and took our places in the shiny new classrooms. How we appreciated the spaciousness of our new school! How vast the gymnasium looked as we gazed upon it for the first time! We will re- member the many times we cheered our teams to victory, the memorable proms, eating lunch with the gang at our new cafeteria, the times we were last minute Ubookwormsf' and all the honors we received and friendships we made with both teachers and class- mates. It was not uncommon to see girls wearing leotards and every fam- ily had a hulahoop. A rocket to the moon was in all the news headlines. These are but a few of our treasured moments. But most of all we will remember our dear alma mater. As the curtain rises, you will View the many scenes of our MOMENTS TO REMEMBER at Churubusco High School. Producers 8. Directors TopSturs ......... 'I5 Cast 25 CONTENTS Ad' 49 Actll 63 Actlll 69 I4 'I' NEI' V X I X- ' 'A Q' Producers and Direcfors X X NOW Meet the People who made J I CASE CO ROBERT S STUDIO For? Wayne BEN S WESTERN AUTO STORE CHURUBUSCO WOODWORKING CO N KWATINEZ CANDY CO Fort Wayne McCOY LUMBER CO WOLF LAKE LUMBER SO BARNHART PHARMACY Prescrlphon Servlce KRIDER FUNERAL HOME BOB AMBER CHEVROLET CHURUBUSCO STATE BANK FISHERS SERVICE STATION Churubusco FISHERS SERVICE STATION Columbua Cny GORDON 8. SLOFFER WeII Drullers Plumbing 8- Supplles LEITCH S GROCERY and MARKET MYERS FOOD CENTER SHELTON S I G A ALBION PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOC BANGS 5c TO SI OO STORE BHERNS OIL CO BOCKLEMAN IMPLEMENT BLUE BELL INC Columbva Cnty EARL BRINDLE FARM IMPLEMENT BONAR ELECTRIC BUSCHMAN CLEANERS Highway 33 Souih CHURCH INSURANCE AGENCY DANIEL BROS INC Columbia Cnty EGOLF COAL CO C F EMLING CO Chicago FLOYDS AUTO SALES 8. BODY SHOP GAFF TIN SHOP HAZEN S APPLIANCES HELGERSON JEWELRY HERRON SHELL SERVICE HUNTERTOWN GRAIN 8. LUMBER CO ISAY INSURANCE AGENCY JANITORS SUPPLY CO Ft Wayne KUGLER SHELL LAOTTO FARMERS 8- MERCHANTS BANK McCOY S CHICKS JOE McGUIRE Realtor Insurance and Farm Loans MAYBERRYS FURNITURE STORE NUL K SIMON RAPPS RADIO 81 TV APPLIANCES RAYPOLE S STANDARD SERVICE K M SNYDER GRAIN CO SEALTEST ICE CREAM SONDAY FUNERAL HOME SWOVERLANDS SHOE STORE WEATHERHEAD CO WHITLEY CO R E M C C W YAGER IMPLEMENT Columbla Cnty BROWN S GREEN HOUSE ALBION LUMBER CO C F ALLMAN 8. SON BODY SHOP BOYER FLORISTS FRANK BYBRE BARBER SHOP CHILCOTE 8K KIH MFG CO Albnon CHURUBUSCO MONUMENT WORKS COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS Ft Wayne CHURUBUSCO PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE . . I . . I C. B.P.O.E. Columbia City'Lodge No. 1417 thus Productnon Possnble COLUMBIA DRUG CO. COOK S TEN PIN RESTAURANT DECKERS CANDY COTTAGE 8. GIFT SHOP DEKALB HYBRID SEED LUTHER DUNCAN TRENCHING SER JICE EARLIN BUDD INSURANCE COLUMBIA DAIRY Columbna Cnty FARMERS LOAN 81 TRUST CO Columb GARDEN GIFT SHOP Columbna Cnty GLADYS DRESS 81 GIFT SHOP GREEN GRILL DR CHARLES R GUSE HALFERTYS Albnon HARLANS HARDWARE LaOtto HOUTS PAINT SERVICE THE JUVENILE SHOP KEISERS RESTAURANT Columbna Cnty ILA KICHLER KRIDERS TIN SHOP LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY LEATHERMAN BROS Studebaker Sales Albnon LEITCH MOBIL SERVICE LOXLEYS FURNITURE Columbna Cnty MCCLAIN Sn AUMSBAUGH Columbno Cnty MA REES BEAUTY SHOP MEL S RESTAURANT HERMAN MEYER TRACKER SALES Albnon MOORMAN FEEDS Jnm Green MORSCHES LUMBER CO Columbno Cnty MOWERY S HARDWARE NAPOLEAN EGGS Albnon NOBLE COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFICE Albnon n Cnty ORCHARD LANE BEAUTY SHOP PERRY E ORT Insurance PAT S CAFE PURITAN ICE CREAM CO GENE REEG MOTOR SALES CLEM and BOB RICKIE Lnve Stock Dealers SCHEUMAN S ALLEYS Columbno Cnty SEARS 8- ROEBUCK Co Columbna Cnty LON D SOREY Optometrnst Columbna Cnty SPORTSMAN DUG OUT STRONGS small motor repanr M STROUSE SONS Columbna Cnty SYLVESTER S MOTOR CLINIC TRUE LOVE BROTHERS Albnon WARNER S MOTOR SERVICE WATERS MOBILGAS and LIVE BAIT Wolf Lake IRA C WEBBER INSURANCE AGENCY Columbna JOHN WHITELEATHER Columbno Cnty WHITLEY Co FARM BUREAU CO OP WHITLEY CO MOTOR SALES Columbno Cnty WOLF LAKE BARBER SHOP MERLE WOLL RADIO 8. TV MERLIN YANT 8. SON Gradnng 81 Trenchnng KIESS WELDING SHOP B 8. K DRIVE IN Wolf Lake COLLINS STORE NEW WAY SALES Columbna Cnty TOMSON BARBER SHOP MASTER PROCESS SERVICE Albnon Cnty I ., 'cn ' NOBLE COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE ASS'N INC., Albion I SJ High School Principal Since Mr. Smith has taken over as principal he has attained our school a first-class commission and scholarship tests for high school students. This should benefit every student in getting a good education. He has supported all the athletic activities and has encouraged everyone to participate in and attend all sports events. He has also helped to arrange intramural activities of volleyball and basketball, ping-pong tournaments, and noontime dancing in the Home Ec. Room. Other extra-cur- ricular activities he has encouraged are the Science and Camera Clubs. Mr. Smith also teaches government and co-spon- sors the senior class. Secretaries Mrs. Zolman has kept herself very busy all year keeping the business transactions of the school in order. Pat Fromn gave up her assembly periods to help with the minor details and also to learn some office experience. Hermione McCoy serves as clerk to Mr. Clare Alexander, grade school principal, this past year. She answered the tele- phone and served as cashier for the lunch fund in the elementary school, as well as helping with attendance records. Grade Principal Mr. Alexander devotes his days to general supervision of fifteen grade school rooms. Just a few years ago there were only 15 teachers in the grade and high school. Superintendent Our superintendent of schools was Mr. Yoder. Through Mr. Yoder's office filtered the various activities which we had with other county schools. Mr. Yoder and his office co-ordinated the various phases of our school program. His office was re- sponsible for the organizing of the inter-school athletic and speech programs. Through an as- sembly of county teachers. which met with him. the various school books were chosen. His office was also responsible for the setting of our school calendar. Without Mr. Yoder's help, our school could not function so efficiently as it does. Trustees Our school trustees were from top to bottom as follows: Mr. Shew. Mr. Gordon. and Mr. Diffen- darfer. These are the fellows you hardly ever got to know. They acted like a catalyst in a chemical reaction. They co-ordinated the people of the community with the faculty to create the best possible harmony. The trustees were not only responsible for the hiring of school personnel, but they also ordered school supplies and worked with the county superintendent of schools to co- ordinate the school program. K Mr. Shew served as trustee of Smith Township for the first part of our school year. He was suc- ceeded on January 1. by Mr. Gordon. Mr. Diffen- darfer was the trustee representing the Green Township students that attended our school. .-agp, f 12' Z 6 'Wi What can the Senior Sponsors Mr Hoover Mrs Senior demerit list mavbe We hope not because we know the Seniors nexer do anxthing to earn demcrits Do they' All that Here we see the tvuo men who tried to keep the Sophomores quiet in home room Mr Warner and Mr Sell Looks as if thex re haxing a good time doesnt it Mrs Hixelv and Mr Norman led the Juniors see them opening the 51019 for a ballgame crowd I m It all ci fake The Fieshman Clas Sponsoi Vlr Wolfe 'Vlr Scribnei 'Vli Baker and Miss Goller usuallx dont stand in a group talking thex aie kept busx trxing to keep the Fieshmen out of txouble 10 r 4 if , ' , I ,fig ', 7 K gy i 1 ' .X :' -fx x . i nf ' . A 1 -Ax. Harris, and Mr. Smith be doing? Checking the through a very successful Junior year, Here we 8 it-qw 'Vlr Cook our musrc teacher band drrector and For the paat elex en wean Mra Holmea hai been chorus leader hae been wrth CHS for about frxe teachrng art to the elementarw and hrgh Qchool wears Thre near he began drrxrng a achool bux Ntudentl She hae alao taught Englrsh and ra now to help vxrth the oxer abundance of puprlw teachrng Unrted Statei Hrstory to the Junrore Or ever hope fo be Manx conference are needed to correlate the vsork of the hrgh xchool Englrh department Your roxrng cameraman caught Vlr Harrrb hastx confab vsrth 'Vlr Hooxer and 'Vlr 'Vorman The conference toprc vsax undrcloscd but we vu ould bet rt pertarned to grade Vlr Shaffer came to our Nchool from Andrevw Indrana In her frrxt xear of teachrng here xhe ha taught all of the commerce rourees and spon ored the Tattler She got along well vxrth all the Ntudents and we are sure thev d all lrke to see her back agarn next rear and for the xearx to come fmww. xi' 1 I A ,I .......k. r . . . , ' A ' V' f '. ' , 7' y I - A I v v ' . ' ' S ' ' ' ' 1 . S. ' ' ' 5 ' - . 'S. ' ' ' in S r ' ' ' 1 J 3 - , nu V' A 4 V 4 A I A 1 A S v 'A - v ' ' , B. 'S T ,A . V 5. : , , . 5- ' ' B. S ' fl . 4 ' , lm-. ': A ,. ' . ix Y N A V Mx , 5 r 'J 4 H, -Y QA R . H N L 1 The Junxor h1gh department f1ll the eaat and of the B w1ng of our beaut1ful bulldlng The Jumor hlgh teachexs haxe depaxtmentalmed thoxe grades th1s year Mr Harry Bollmger and Mx Pauhnf. Cl1I'1gLI man the elghth grade teaeheu dleeubb the pxob lem fllght or SGFIOUQJ vs1th the Nexenth grade teaehexs M1 Wade Bollmger and M1 Ralph Pressler b Rm The S1Xth grade could not be complete vuthout geographv Mm Prudence Thomson xhovw 'VI Walter Lung Qome of the poxnts of lntuut vxhmh hel scctlon has been Qtudvmg wnll have bearing on Mrs Roxxc Eberhard xhovx M1 Dale WGHYILI some of the enuchment mateualb VNhlCh she hae been colleetmg for her fxfth gxaderx 'Vlr Wexmu IS new to Churubuseo thu xeax and he appleuated Mra Eberharde Quggemonq on avulable Qouuc materxalx Foulth gxadexx undu the g,L1lddl'lLL of X11 Elmabeth Rmdfum and 'VIN hamlet Houxex are lgaxnmg outstandmg placu of 1nte1eQt 1n the Un1ted Stateb Hexe Mu Houser polntx to part of the Gland Canx on ax 'VII Rmdfuxz look n 12 -.Ax .iv r A it . X N N ' f e, . fi W -.. . A l - S h i N 1 1 u 'l ' 4 ' ' . ' ' U. X X S .' l 1'. ' ' ' .. , .v , '. ,, . K , ' B. ' ,,xk. V '- ' I V ' I' 1 v A B' X N 4 I q Y I 'Sl 4 X . 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T I 1 ' ' 4 I f . 5 We are sure that the art department is due for an increase when the third graders from the rooms of Mrs Fern Alexander Mrs Dortha Green and Mrs Iva Potter enter high school These students are learning the value of posters as well as arithmetic reading and spelling 'VIrs Guilia Bauman and Mrs Phvlis Locker seem to be as interested as the second graders in their classes Mrs Ruth Miltonberger explains the dexelopment of the cocoons insects etc and the growth of the xegetable life on exhibit in her room doors they have opened First graders arc alwaxs Ycalous studcnts of snow men and the like Our cameraman found Mrs Helen Shcrwrn and Mrs Ethel Leins specting the handiwork of their charges easy to sce that teachers also enJow thc snow and snowmen tWc wonder if thex saw enough snow last winter! Mrs Pauline Taggart meets two sections of kin dcrgarten woungsters each day These lrttle folks The communitx feels Mrs Taggart is doing a big Job with thc little folks 1 13 , , if Q ,, ., 5 U ' R 1 .M ' 1 ' 1 , s . i I A1 h - Y - u A N v 'v -. ' . A . ,. , . V 5- 5. . . b ss ' . the first grade teachers-Mrs. Dorothy Lonergan, learn reading readiness, art. and social niceties. N , ' V ' :Linn . 'J 5, - ',. ' , ' : ' ' It is ' -' ,. , fQf35Y5f47W' TT and A ii ' ' H r .V , X: .A ,l 5 fg, . ' , . , Bus Drivers Every morning, rain or shine, the bus drivers get up bright and early and take the students safely to school. Although there are times when they are a little late, they usually get there before the bell rings. The bus drivers are: Esli Shively, Don Brown, Bon Zumbrum. Guy Allman, Eldon Anderson, J, Tide Cook. Joe Shively, Emmanuel Geiger. Orlie Maggert. Ray Palmer Cafeteria This is the second year that we have had our cafeteria. These are the ladies that try to think of food that will please everyone. They are: Mrs. Creech. Mrs. Herron, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Crace. manager: Mrs, Diller, and Mrs. Fry. Janitors These are the two men who are needed by everyone in the school. They not only keep our building clean. but they also help the students when they have per- sonal problems. Our janitors are Dwight and Dallas Parish. l-1 W xy M '1 W 1 w l 'X XQ X R x X Top Siars z ' 'fm It was way back in 1957 that we. the class of '59, started. Because there were more of us little first graders than ever before. another teacher was required to handle us. Out of our original number of 51 uneducated little tots, there now remain 24 of us sophisticated seniors. During our 12 years of attempted education, many of our friends left our class and many others joined. Considering this, it is interesting to note that the number of our beginning class is the same as our graduating class-51. Our first year of high school brought many new members into our class. They came from Busco's suburbs -Green Center and Collins. Since then, they have become some of our most devoted friends and classmates. As most freshmen do. we found our first year of high school something to adjust to. We enjoyed many hilarious experiences as we bowed down to our upperclassmen. But then, after we had finally adjusted to high school. we experienced something new at our school. Our beautiful new school was completed. We moved into our new SENIOR OFFICERS Tom Roberson. Vice President: Judy Kugler. Secretary: Max Myers, President. and John Vea- zey, Treasurer. school at the beginning of our sophomore year. Oh. how wonderful. VVhat are those things. lockers? What queer looking desks. Look at the size of that gym, IVIy. what a spacious and beauti- ful school. VVe certainly loved our new school: it took such a long time to come to Churubusco. In our junior year we experienced a revolution in the grading of our citizenship. It swept over us like the Black Plague, Gloom and grief were everywhere. What was this great force that tor- mented us? Nothing else but the demerit system. It was rumored that in the first several weeks of this new system an adding machine was necessary to figure up all the demerits. But we soon learn- ed to live with it. and we managed to get our class average up to about a Our junior year also brought with it some changes and the prom to plan. We worked very hard at these, and the results were great. Our junior store hit a new high in sales and our prom was a tremendous success. Our senior year was certainly the most busy year of our school life. There was the senior trip to plan, graduation exercises, the class play. magazine sales. fish frys. and tests. tests. tests. Besides all these activities, many of us were plan' ning what we were to do after we graduated. Some of us decided to go on to college. others chose their occupations. and still others had jobs waiting for them. Our class is certainly proud of its members. We have some of the greatest athletes and scholars this school has ever possessed. From our class rise the citizens of tomorrow. We have just passed our first step in establishing our own place in God's world. We thank you, the people of our school. for the teaching and guiding of our minds towards our goals in making these our Moments To Re- member. JAMES L. ADAMS PATRICIA MARIE ADDIS KAREN SUE AMBER Nickname: Big Jim Nigknameg Pap Nickname: Amber Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Adams Pat-Cnty My, and Mt-S, BQ-n Adtlig Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Am- Address: R. R. 31. Churubusco Addl-0553 Churubusco ber Ambiimni Ph3I'm3CiSi Ambition: Beautician Address: R. R. 2, Churubusco Clubs and Activities: Chorus 3.41 Clubs and Activities: F.H.A. 1.2.3. Ambition: College and Housewife Rifle Club 2: Ping Pong 21 Varsity 4: G.A.A. 2 Basketball l,2,4: Intramural Bas- ketball 3: Volley Ball 2,3.4: Base- ball 2: Track 1,2,3,4: Booster Club 1 2 v Clubs and Activities: Class Sec, 3: G.A.A. 1.2.3,4. See. 2: Chorus 2,3.4: Booster Club 1.2.3,4: Student Coun- cil 1,3: N.F.L. 2,3,4, Pres. 4: Speech Club 4. 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Paw :Z 1'. 2 I I' 'L C. 1 'J 3: 'L ' ' ' ' 2 ,,,.B.: - A-, .,.x.: . k.. A Z +:. 2 - ' ' . iss' 1 ,, - ' ' x, .' ,f I' 1- Cl. l ' 'I 'Q 'I ' 'C 5' A - I 1 as: I 1' I iilf 1 14 -' 1 fxgl- . . . , - , . ,' , . . L , - 3. 11 H . N1ck11a111c: Willy Nickname: Ginny Nickname: Bmuzie P' 'H :Z M12 z d 1':. 'z 'd L 'X If . z z 1 '1 J: '.' ' 1' .,k.S: 'Q ' -. .V,k.,.: . 5. ' ' Z ,v.'. . '51 : ' 'I ' ' 1' A : Bez Ill' -lal . . . ,,I1 l 3 2 ' ' . . . ,L ' -- ,,.. ' 1 1 Ch '.' ,..: G.A.A. 2.3.41 ' z . . . . : 1 'Q ... 1 : 1' . 1' ..... 1 . . . . Ch ' : . . : . . . 1..: :tor . . K 7 Z L' 1' 5 . S' ii f A 4 ' Y I l i f r x X a 4 + N rw ',I!' x 4 m 1: F W h , 1 f X fffi , ,Q CAST wx Sue Poe, Treasurer Walter Gilbert, Vice President Q Mary Jane Adams, Secretary Bob Egolf, President Juniors When our class started as Freshmen in '56- '57, we had 60 members. Some of these mem- bers were from Green Center, and the rest were from Churubusco or Smith Township. As Sophomores at dear old C.H.S., we still had 60 members, but in our Junior year we had lost some old members and gained new ones to have a total of 58. In September, when everyone was talking about his summer vacation. we elected sun- burned and windblown, yet refreshed officers. They were: President. Robert Egolfg Vice President. Walter Gilbertg Secretary. Mary Jane Adams, Treasurer, Sue Poeg Student Council Members, Tom Flowers and Ed Cookg Booster Club Steering Committee, Jim Hodges and Linda Gordon, Store Managers, Linda Bair. Tim Bangs, and Sally Herron, and as witty class reporters, Joan Geiger and Sally Waltemath. In October we did something which was very unusual for a Junior class. We had a very successful Junior class play entitled Meet Me in St. Louis. As November and the basketball season rolled around, we saw Sally Herron and Sue Poe cheering our boys, Walter Gilbert, Willard Gilbert. Dave Hoover CReserve squadl, Jesse Yates, and Bob Egolf tVarsityJ on to many victories. As the weeks and months wore on, we were planning and looking forward to our Junior- Senior Prom and the time when we could claim the title of THE SENIORS OF 603' 7 M ,fy 32' f f ' ' Z 'wi W2 uf? ?74 'v 7f,' ' V 'ff L f ' 6 W f X sw ' N Zig i 1 ' AJ? K . A .A it ' v 4 A f W QP? 35 yr - o -4 W I Q 'ar -,ge ' fx mf, 3' 4 gp, , 4 W l ' EMYN JS A Q L.: Q 3 1 .luniors Alan Miller Fredonna Miller Sue Poe Linda Romine Dewight Runyon Keith Scribner Anne Skinner Larry Thompson Charles Tonkel Linda Veazey Hilda Wade Sally Waltemath Jesse Yates David Young Neal Zolman 'Sf Bob Straub. Vice President Deanna Marks. Treasurer Patty Gray. Secretary Tom Akers. President Sophomores In the class year oi' 1958-59 the Sophomores were represented by 80 members. They elected their class officers at the first busi- ness meeting. This year's officers were as follows: President. Tom Akers: Vice-President. Bob Straub: Secretary. Patty Gray. and Trea- surer. Deanna Marks. Tom Akers and Susie Pappenbrock were elected to represent the class on the Student Council. Sharon McDaniel and Willis Townsend worked very hard this year on the Tusitala Staff after being appointed to the staff last year. The class had a very successful year selling Christmas Cards as their money making proj- ect. The Christmas Card committee was Sharon McDaniel. Deanna Marks. John Gil- liom. and Steve Gordon. and they were aided by captains Jim Geiger and Judy Siebern. The committee did a great job and made the project a success. The class chose as their class colors black and white. and they decided to order black sweaters with white letters. The basketball season had some help this year with Lee Bonar and Steve Fromn on var- sityg and Jim Geiger, Bill Green. Keith Shoda. Bob Straub. Jerry Tonkel. Everett Zolman. Paul Shively and Tom Womack on the reserve squad. Also three-fourths of the varsity cheer- leading squad was represented by Sophomores. They were Judy Siebern. Suzy Pappenbrock. and Betty Gillum. Our class sponsors this year, who helped us through everything and anything. were Mr. VVarner and Mr. Sell. Sophomores Tom Akers James Anderson Phillip Andorfer Connie Bair Madge Blowers Lee Bonar Ervin Brendel Myrna Caley Cathy Carter D1ck Clark Ronnie Clem Phyllis Clmgerman Ramona Comer Larry Crabill Sharon Deck Bob Egolf Steve Fromn Linda Fudge Darlene Geiger Janice Geiger Jim Geiger John Gilliom Betty Glllum Kenneth Garrison Sophomores James Gordon Jams Gordon Stephen Gordon Thomas Gordon Donald Gorsuch Patty Grav B111 Green B111 Halre John Herron Judy H111 Mary Johnson John Konger Lmda Lambert Glen L1nv111 Cheryl Longardner Coreen McCoy Sharon MCDSDIG1 Maur1ne Mann Deanna Marks Irene Marvel Donald Mayberrv Janet M1ller Barbara M1ller1n Glen LaRue Sophomores B111 M1tche11 Sue NICOIEI Mack Pafford Suzy Papenbrock Donna Peters Sharon Qulckerv Clayton Rolhns Rlta Sage Bonme Shambaugh Mlke Sh1Ve1y Paul Shlvely Ke1th Shoda Judy S1ebern Dlck Stampe Sandra Sterlmg Robert Straub John Taggart Jerry Tonkel W1111s Townsend Karen Whltaker James Wllson Pamela WIISON Jerzy Wmebxenner Sharelle Woll Tom Womack Sandra Young Dax 1d Ze1g1er Ex erett Zolman Don Swoverland 7 Richard Baughman, Vice President Dianne Miller, Treasurer Frank Wilkins, Reporter JoEllen Egolf, Secretary Keith Robbins, President Freshmen The freshman class of 1958-59 started the year off right with 75 members, Our class sponsors were: Miss Goller, Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Baker, and Mr. Scribner. Our class officers were elected at our first class meeting. Those elected were: President, Keith Robbinsg Vice-President, R i c h a r d Baughmang Secretary, JoEllen Egolf, Treasur- er, Dianne Miller, and Reporter, Frank Wil- kins. Representatives for the student council were Sandy Coleman and Keith Robbins. Tusi- tala representatives were Carla Wolfe and Bob Sloffer. Our first class party was held in the gym, and everyone enjoyed dancing and refresh- ments. Our class elected Diane Boggess, Joan Gres- ley and JoEllen Egolf as freshman cheerlead- ers. Carolyn Shoda and Carla Wolfe joined with Sally Herron, junior, as reserve team cheer- leaders. The freshman basketball team did ex- ceptionally Well during their season this year. Freshmen Eva Add1S Barbara Balley Paul Balr Sue Barcus Betty Barnes Rlchard Baughman Beulah Betts James Bleber John Boggess Dorothy Bowers Nancy Bowers Drex Br1cker Mlke Buchanan D3V1d Buschman Tom Butler Peggy Carpenter Paul Chapman Davld Clouse Sandra Coleman Itha Conrow Dale Delano Joellen Egolf Jon Erlckson Diane Boggess Y Freshmen Sandy Foote David Fulk James Geese Bruce Geiger Charles Geiger Paul Gordon Delores Gray Jack Green Robert Green Terry Greene Joan Gresley Brenda Harrold Jean Harter Kenneth Hartup Ralph Herendeen Thomas H6St1Hg Johnnie Hummel Jerry Insley Sha on Kahlenbeck Doris Krider Richard Krider Sandra Krider Ralph LeFever Edna Kincaid Freshmen Arlene Lmv1ll Johanna L1nx1ll Gerald Longardner Patr1e1a lVleGu1 e Pat Marvel Bob M1ller Carol lVI1ller D1anne Mlller Paul Mlller Bruce Ohlw1ne Jane Ohlwlne Judy Read Marllyn Rohrer Marllyn Runwon Carolyn Shoda Robert Sloffer Ma y Telsehow Llnda Troyer Kathre Jo Watson Carolyn Weesner One1ta Weldeman Frank Wxlkms Cal la Wolfe Paul Yoder Sheryl Z1nn Keith Robbins 8th Grade Don Amber Damel Andex son Karen Andorfel Susan Barnhart Maxcla Bates Jean Butler Ron Cook Stephen Crablll Dlanna Crist Judy Fullex Carol Greer Jeanne Gloss Davld Kmght Larry LaRue N1kk1 Leltch Bob McCullough Steven Marschand Fa1th Meyers Kay Perllck Sharon Sheldon Alan Thompson Rebecca Barnes Cynthla Barth Sandla Bal th Glegory Bender Carolyn Benson Oran Butler Stella Carter Ronnle Clem Sue Downlng Kalen Duncan Ph1ll1p Egly John Geese Nancy Gordon Rlta Herendeen Donald Johnson Ronald Johnson Jack McCullough Joyce Rldex Maxy Rollms Halold Schlnbecklel Robext Strebv James Vandewalker John Whan Dlanne Young Patricia Tonkel 7th Grade Tom Bangs Duane Barth Ronald Baughman Grace Bennett Loraine Bixler Jane Brumbaugh Nancy Crabill Becky Darr Ferbia Deck Sharon Diffendarfer Donna Duffee Jeffry Fromn Donna Gordon Roger Hartup Vaughn Hatch Judy Lewellyn Joe Longardner Gary McCullough Juamta McEowen Don Martln James Russell Carolyn Slebern Stuart Smlth J1m Surface Steve Swoverland James Taggart John Townsend Onda Tulley Joel Weaver R Wlnebrenncr Sharon Wrnebrcnncr JoSue Wolfe Mary Zelgler Charleen Andor fer Cheryl Andorfen Max Barr Terry Buchanan Carolyn Clem Patrick Cramer Hal Creech Marsha Gaff VlCtOI Garrrson Sondra Garwood Junror Gcrgel Jerry Grox es James Herron Brrtt Hyser Glorla KllhDltllCk Karen La Fex er Mary Jo Longsxxorth Davld McBr1de Kenny Maw Karl Palmer Gladla Parks Daxrd Rollms Beverly Rommc Danrel Strong Br ran Weller Carl Wllson Carol Wmebrenmr Ronald WIHYEI Gene Hyser' M2511 I ,lf 'K' Row 1 Bet 6115 Welch Leah Gauxood Rusee Haxtman V1Ck1 Hendrlckson Suzanne Crab1ll Helen Patton Bxuet Balley Nantv Egolf W1l115 Johnson Terebd Fletcher Mr Waltex Lung Row 2 Stuen Palkel Thom as Foote Smdxa Ph1ll1pQ Lynn Cxooks Wu ne Creech Terlv Shlvely Rou 3 L1ndaP11ku Conn1eG1.1x Ke11VPe1l1tk Lestel Schmbeckler Daxlcl Md1flH Robut Glam cock Pdttx Zolmzn Robut LeFuL1 Clank DeHdven Malnd Gaff Paula Jetrnolt Row 4 ChL1wlAwe1s Jo ant Read Jelaldlng Mntm Chelyl Dotw Chuyl Rapp Mlchelle Adams Jela Sue Klldu Annette Jonee Robelt Connel Denms Tonkel Sher1y Zolman Absent Garw Go1don Sixth Grade Rott 1 kathy Kutlu Chuxl GilllHL,Ll CXlllhlfl Nleholson JIIULS Pdlmel Thomas Angel RlChdId Lindus Llllv Robentlddcx Tonx Elmlek FILCILIILR Gllbelt Stun Qulckelx Stan Smith Jeannette Bendel Mls Pludenee Thomson Row Z MICHTGI Patton Stuen Fltetvxood Mule Cxamu Rlehfnd FQIQUSKJH Wa11en Deck Dale Stxoffe TLIILHCL Fulle1 Dldllt Sloffe1 Jinet Clalk Juhe HLIIUD Donald Wllllams Row 3 LLOH81d Strong Buellw Stangland Rose Hollopetu Phllllp Gray Joe Hummel Gally Kug lu Ph1l Zumblum Herbelt Mdltln Llnda Lmmll Chustme Baltlett Fred Bubp Row 4 Ronn1e Geyer Angella Rlder Cnolxn Hoelle Mutoue Deem Mlchael Clamel Mlchael Zolman Jack Gleen Jeux Womack Helen Cnpentel Dallene M1lle1 Mallene M1lle1 -10 I V V' I I 4- ..,,.g, -Q'-4-nvwvn-I 4 . ,' Q . , A . , A - - un , ' 1 ' I , 8 ' ,, . , 4 '- V ff , X 2 5 5 J, , , - 1 Z , . 0 1 L w i N ew 1 -. in , , . 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Dena 1111 Kfmntx. Linda 1xIQ'GLliI'L'. Sccmzd Rmuj' Charles Hgxfh, Dcanarlci Jutmfm-, Ruger Allman. Hmmlci FC'1Ql'I'. Sum Sw+1 z 'ff- A xulinci. H1511 BL-Hy, Debra Guff. Brenda Burn. Third Rmb' Ln-slim' G1'L1wccwck. Randy Za-cdyli. Christinn- Cwlumzm, Jackie' Whittzlkw. Lu- Gfwlny. Linda G1':m'cuck. Gary Bunny. Darlene Shivcly. Top Rout' Junvt Nzwwuwd, Donald Pl'2lI1gC'I', Karon Salesman, Jumvs LaRue. Kay Ann Cmxton. Andy Grvvss. Tim Buwwn, Stuvu Fli:'kungu1'. Surah Tmrnsn-nd, Absmzli David Af'L'I'S. Billy Shlzalcr. Q N, Us i w. 5 Q , 'MN x Q fan o A 116111 7 4 W 'l W , w ' ' ir T 'O w w QE 1 W nw- T , 1+ A X f, jf ' X: ACT I fur gf, :goof Baseball SEASON RECORD CHS 3 Ligonier 2 CHS 12 L L Clear Creek 6 CHS 5 , , Larwill 1 CHS 1 , South Whitley 2 CHS 9 , L as Cromwell 2 CHS 1 ..,. . Larwill O CHS 3 L . . , Huntertown 1 CHS 4 .,1,, as .1.. South Whitley 0 CHS 8 . . ee,,,C Arcola 4 CHS 0 ...C L Wolf Lake 3 Presenting the Baseball Jackets to Larry Geiger and Paul Geiger is Mr. Jack Sell, baseball coach of the '58 Baseball Champions of Whitley County. Larry and Paul are the only lettermen who were on the team this vear. Seated J1mG1eene LecBona1 W11la1dG1lbe1t Kctth Shoda Excrctt Zolman Walter Gllbett Mxx Myets Stcmdzng Tom Womack John Dtffcndarfet Paul Gclgcr Stcyc Fxomn Bob Egolf Lilly Gc1g.,cx Dtyt Hoovtt Jtm Gugel Co tch Jack Sell County Champs of 58 Eaglemen vyete then names Baseball was then game The schedule cons1stcd ot ten games The fnst yvas Wlth Llgomer on out nexyly dex elop ed dlamond We got out tnst tun of the sea son when John Dlftendalfet xvalked to flrst and stole to second and thnd Max Myers crroted to the thtrd baseman and bv makmg tlrst run The next few games tell under out clutches We played Clear Creek and La1xx1ll The ftrst loss of the season yxas to South Whttley by onlx one run To regam out spntt xxe shlpped Ctomxxell by r tuns The teal btg game of the season xx as yytth out atch r1x als Huntertoxxn The fans xxete xetx exctted xxhen the scole xx as tled at the end of the stxth endmg Vyhat xx ould happen neu Coach Sell talked to h1s squad and thex xx ent back 1nto the game and scored txxo qutck runs much to the su1p11se ot the Eagles The last game ot the 1908 season xx as a 1a1ned out game xytth the Noble County Champs of Wolf Lake They prox ed to be tough tor the Eagles and vye dropped our second game tn ten starts The Churubusco team made a xelx good shoyymg agalnst the other Whttley teams bv wmnmg three out of four of the encounters Wlth L3IXV1ll and South Whttley Thts made champtonshtp tn baseball All of the games that the Eagles played th1s year were cruclal games The most eagerlv anttctpated game 1nx olx ed the othet schools 1n Whttley County because of the All County Spotts Ttophx that xx as glx en at the end ot the 19:18 D9 sm son to the county school xx 1th the most pomts tn the dtfterent sports Bx defeattng La1xx1ll txxlce and South Whttlex once Chutubusco had started on the ftrst leg of captutmg the all Countx Sports Trophy by clatmlng the tttle of WHITLEY COUNTY BASEBALL CHAMPIONS . : 1 - X ,' xr xv iv, . V ' 2.1, ,',-,., z,, I , . ' . 1 - y' V ' 1 1 ' x x . r V - A 1 ' ' s it to first gave John the chance to score the it possible for Churubusco to have the county . , V H . U , . - , V- - ,- IC, Basketball To start things off this year the Churu- busco Eagles came back from summer va- cation with the Hoosier Basketball Bug feeling that the Eagles would go places. Since most of the boys had previous ex- perience together, they did as predicted. The Eagles picked up one man who was not with the squad last year. but came in this year to be of help. The Eagles. feeling mighty. took off with a big leap at the first of the season. and did quite well until the Holiday-Tour- ney. The Eagles chalked up a 7 and 2 record winning 7 and losing only to Wolf Lake and Huntertown by 2 and 4 points respectively, The Eagles. feeling proud of their record. were badly disappointed when they dropped two games in the Holi- day-Tournament making their record 7 and 4. The Eagles finished the season with some very well played games. They finally closed the season with one of the best records that has been attained by the Churubusco squad in the past several years. Although the seven seniors on the squad will be missed next season, the four returning lettermen will form the base of a new team. SEASON RECORD CHS 49 e to .c.,. Riverdale CHS 51 Wolf Lake CHS 77 4 Roanoke CHS 61 T e , Larwill CHS 55 ,e ,. Huntertown CHS 69 . Arcola CHS 61 ,,.i,,,, , Fremont CHS 37 ...,,. .4 Wawaka CHS 80 i Salem Center CHS 69 ,, ,. VVolcottville CHS 53 e Butler CHS 68 . Albion CHS 68 South Whitley CHS 67 , .1 Ligonier CHS 65 . Harlan CHS 79 Bellefountain CHS 51 .. Waterloo CHS 59 Garrett County Champs The Eagles won a decisive, hard fought game against South Whitley to take the county basketball championship. South Whitley led the Eagles at the end of the first half 34-28. but a fired up Eagle quintet came up from the dressing room to score a great comeback in the third and fourth periods. The Eagles completely out- classed and outplayed the South Whitley squad in the last half. The Eagles had one ofthe best third periods of the year when they outscored their tough component 27-14. There were five Eagles in double figures before the game ended. The leading scorer was John Diffendarfer with 17, followed by Jesse Yates. Herb Ohlwine, Jim Greene. and Bob Egolf with 14. 12, 11, 10 points respec- tively. The final score in the game was Churu- busco 69 - South Whitley 64. The Eagles need only to win, either in the track or volleyball contests with Larwill and South Whitley to take the all-Sports Trophy for Whitley County. Varsity Left to Right: Bob Egolf, Max Myers, Jim Greene John Diffend iifci Jim Ad rms Jesse Yitc llubc It Ohlwine, Steve Fromn, Lee Bonar, Paul Buchanan Mike Harrold . 4 'fa if of QW 2 Q1 I ,, Q ! fi 11 A li' as 2 WV' K F, ZH? 5? 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L51 I 1165 B11111'toL11itz1::1 'V ' I 48 W' '11 '11 211 ' Q 41 W111r'11 11v- CU Clif S57 Kizclzvtt Sli N -r LejttoR1gl1t Dale Dclanoy Bruce Ohlxxmc Mlke Buchan IH Kc1th Robblns R1ch11d Baughm 1n Paul B311 Tlllx G1ccne Bruce Gllgll Robut G1cen Je11x Inslcx J1ck Glecn 'VIanagc1 Freshmen The Fxcshman team was sta1ted last season to g1xe underclassmen a chancc to pa1t1c1pate 1n baskctball As the school enlarges there IS less chancc to make sports because of the small llLlI'l'lbLI who can part1c1pate These ale but a fexx of thc xeasons xvhx the freshman team was IJIQHTIIYGCI The f1eshman team xx as sct up on the same standalds as thc XBISIIX team It had a reg Lllal plaxmg schcdule xx1th teams 1n thc countx and a icw outslde l1ke No1th S1de Thex plax cd txxclxc games ol xx h1ch thex xxon ten Thcx xxc1c undu the coachmg oi M1 Jack Sell The boxs thought a lot of thc11 coach and ex plaxed tl1c11 healts out lo1 h1m The1e xxe1etcn men on the squad Thcx could plax togethe 1n anx C0l'l'lbll'l3l10Il Thls xxas a meat hclp t the team and thcx stuck togethc-1 l1lxe b1othc1s The mughcst qamc ot the season xx as aqamst P1c1ccton th1s game xx as the h1gh est scoung game of the season C SON 1 P C HN CHS C1-ls CHS CHN 59 XX Thc1e xxe1e sexe1al of thc boxs xx ho made cond team squad aftc1 thc fxeshman sea as concluded HL1ntc1toxxI Nouth XS hltlcx I-11 nom Noll Like 'No1th b1d+. 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' 115 Q za xv 31 : 40 , V I Kncclznq Alan Thompson Jack McCullough Gxcg Bendex Don E GRADE John on Jun Glox Qs and Stnphcn C ablll D BASKETBALL S mdznq Ronnlc Cook S xy Mnshmd ROHIIIL John on H 1 Schlnbncklcl Bob 'WCCL111oug,h and 0118 Bullu SEVENTH RADE X1cto1 Gullxon TQIIX BUL1'ldI1lI'1 Max B111 Honnlp Bdughmxn Gunn Hx 61 John Toxx nwnd Don 'Xlntln Gfnx 'VIcCul1ou,gh and St Xe Sxxoxu land 00 . , ' I X nl Y T fx: 1 . , . ' '. ic' If W '. .'tc'- ata . W s . arrmld F, , v2,,'k. Q ,. l Q Af i'-Q ', . E ' -H Vx js: . 1z'.'gm in c'. X'- 1 - Y V.. QA wg . af :zu A 32 f 95 in K . , ,g 12 M ki , 4 1 Wglf, , Mr' mf ,ffgx K' 1 K ,N M 14 ji rw 5 if f J SO wwf, 'fa f UI i lf F F iW u 1' f . N T' g Lm'mfiff'+fw h fv ,wugy SQ ,SQi55'x',.f, , f' A A 4 ' 1 w ' x A r nf 1 XJ l--- ly ry, ACT ll W X X KX N N ifiw if 0 wwf ! Q I 3 WE? Seniors Living Their Moments to Remember. Upper Left: What is it? Why its Mr. Smith eating turkey at the Senior Turkey Dinner. Upper Right: Three big magazine salesmen enjoy their awards with Mr. Smith and Mr. Peck in the background. Middle: Mister-fix-it, Doc Ebert. is always there to help as he tapes Jim Adams' ankle. Lower Leftg Mr. Bremmerkamp. our school photographer, is helping Rita Fry pose for senior pictures. Lower Rightg Last minute touch-up before pic- tures as Georgia Byrd helps Wanda Powers. OPPOSITE PAGE-Upper Lejtg Everyone enjoyed the big turkey feed, as much as Jackie Foote, Sue Henning. Sharon Palmer. Wanda Powers. and Bev- erly Egolf were doing, Upper Rightg Ginny Wilson, Bonnie Yoder, Paul Buchanan, and Tom Roberson are preparing the turkey for the Big Senior Turkey Shindigf' Middle Left: At the Senior Turkey Dinner Bonnie Yoder, Betty Taulbee. Carol Weileman. Jane Krider and4Karen Johnston were getting ready to cut those luscious, beautiful pies for the dinner, Middle Right: Here we see Jim Adams serving Jackie Foote. Sue Henning. Sharon Palmer. Rita Fry, and Janice Harter. turkey. mashed potatoes and gravy, and salad at the Senior Turkey Dinnerf' Lower Left: A lady from Roberts Studio is briefing the Senior Girls. Donita Swoverland, Hermione McCoy, Bonnie Yoder, Ginny Wilson. Carol Weilman. Karen Amber, Sharon Kelley, Becky lVIcConnehey, and Ann Erickson on how lo order pictures. Lower Right: Two of our Senior Rock-'N-Roll artists, Jim Greene and Janne Johnson. are enjoy- ing an evening at the Senior Party. ' V 422252 . ,,,, Q' X 1. - I ,, 0 in X 114. r A , V xg ,Fi 't ' Nm am, MF, 3 3.5 'R ,Org-i 'X gfxf-2 1 5, Q w 3 .AZ Q ff. ':E'...6, is MM ,-Q: '16 K.. H k -.azwgi ii 2 5 fm fa 4 in Q , , .i ' , 1, x, 1 A A11 , X I 1 1+ - : W X N ACT Ill Seated tn front Mike Haiiold and John Veazey At the table Bob Sloffei Rita Fry Willis Townsend Tim Bangs Carla Wolfe Shaion McDaniel Judy Kuglei and Becky Herron Tuslfala Hey Mom' Fix me two lunehes this moining, lm going to stay 1 little late at the Tusitala offiee tonight and will piobably get hungiy 'Yes not 1ust during school but aftei w aids too the Salt Mine workers S3CIlflLQ much fiee time and aftei school houis so that the student body might hue a fine Tusitala Dullng the veal thele arc many pioblems f money management for the business m inagei to P P lems ot diawing up a dummy taking pictures and developing woids into stories foi the book Yes truly the Tusitala staff has had a yerv busy year One of the ieasons foi the busx veal was the increase in the numbei of students attending Chuiubusco High School Because of the incl ease in the numbei of students we needed a much laigei book to eoxei the txtia actixities with pietuies and explanations Anothei big Job that the staff undei took w is learning how to put the book together so it could be englaxed This is the fnst xcai that we have had an eng: ned book 40 As i lesult of the lI'1ClLlSi. in the numbei of stu dents at Chuiubusco High School we sold 15 moie yeaibooks than last years total of 365 yeaibooks Co opeiation w as one of the main woids used bx the staff All paitlelpated in SOl1C1U1'lg adveltise ments fi om the communitv and neighboring towns Also an intensive subsciiption dilve wis held to make suie that exeiyone who wanted a Tusltala would be suie to subscribe foi it aiound the Tusitala had been sent to the piintei and the binder Aftei so many months of editing wiiting copy and taking pictuies our book was finally distributed to the students Now we can feel that we hate done a xerx good Job of editing and publishing a yeaibook In addition to the ieguln staff many seniois aided us by wiiting copy proofieading and tx ping copy We also hid 1 spiing banquet whieh exeixone enjoud xexy mueh AH f X X 4, X . X 1. L-Q X ,, . ,F 'Bt as 1 A . : . ,. V . I my . i 7 . . , . ' 2 L - , B. . . L, 7 y . ' ,' . v 1 v V , V Y. . ' 1 ' ' u . V - -l . - . ' , ' , . , , AK r .. 7 1. . w ' . x - Q . . . , . . N . 'Q 1 . - X I x v L . ' ' ' K,- . Q Vx . X . I I ' - . if . i. ye i. N V 4 C -Y V 1 O. X A, . c , . I . 5 ,, . 5. . . co e with while the editorial staff has the rob- As the time for school to be out in May came - ,, - ti 1- , ' ' . , ' ,A , , -- , Y ' Cx. . E I ' I A, ' Y . . i 1 - v . , v ' ' ' . ' . W ' ' ' A A ' ' ' . M , , , , , - - . : ' . V L . . '- , - L., ' , ,,. , .. ' v' ' B. Y' '. 1 K ' , Q v v- ,Y -,. ' Q . , ' V .'. l V c ' 1 ' 'A' '. l A ' H . 1 'V' ' 'l 1 ' vm vs- . A - s 1- v 1 4 ' . , ,- tw 4' ,ml 3 Z Upper left: When the members ofthe Tusitala Staff needed answers to their questions, they went to Mrs, Harris. their faeulty advisor. Mrs. Harris. with her very valuable experiences, never failed to advise. direct. and give them encouragement when things looked bad. Cer- tainly the sueeess of our book can be attributed tn Mrs, Harris, as she pushed us toward the ,Qnals we had set. Lezrer lettf Rita lfry was the editor tit' the Tusitala. Rita had the great responsibility ot' direeting the staff nieinbers to put out the best possible yearbook for the students and faeulty of CHS. Mueh of the sueeess of our annual ean be attributed to her long hours of planning and working tc-ward the high goals 1lfll'l0TLlSl- t il 1 lt. John Ebert. Paul Deein. Fredonna Miller, and Mary Jane Adams are reehet-king the list ull advertisers that will get in the yearbook, Here we see three of the staff members cheeking copy and typing it. They are Rita Fry teditnrt. Carla Wolfe. and Fredonna Mill- L'l'. Vlfillis Townsend. Tim Bangs. Bob Slnt't'er. Carla Wolfe, and John Ebert getting some of the pages ready for the press. Nr- :- MMI Left to rzglit Kathleen Kongcr Beckv Herron Mis Sheaffer, Sponsor. Pat Fromn. Janne Johnson, Pat Addis Shiion Boggess Janc Kridei Betty Taulbce Jackie Foote, Editor. Tattler The Tattler staff included Jackie Foote. editorg Sharon Boggess, art editor: Jane Krider, circulation managerg Becky Herron, mirneograph, and Janne Johnson. Kathleen Konger, Pat Fromn, Pat Addis, Betty Taul- bee, reporters. The Tattler was published once a month except for January, in which there was none. The staff worked very hard to make each issue better than the last issue. We were especially proud of our Christmas issue. We had light green paper for the covers and we added a few extra feature articles. The next three issues were not as big, but the Tattler for May made up for that. The May issue was devoted almost entirely to the seniors. We hope the Tattler staff for next year will enjoy printing and publishing the Tattler as much as the staff of 1959 did. Jaime Johnson and Becky Herron change the stencil while Jackie Foote examines a page of the Tattler. 4 , vc W, wr Bottom Rowj Linda Troyer. Pamela Wilson. Sharon Boggess. Sharon Kelley, Dewight Runyon, Kcnnv Hartu . Robert Sloffer. Phyllis Clingerman, Karen Amber. lVIarilyn Runyon. Edna Kincaid P . , Second Row: Becky McConnehey, Betty Gillum. Leonard Kelley. Jim Wilson. Jack Fulk. Tom VVolm ith John Boggess. Georgia- Byrd. Cynthia Wilson. Sharon Kahlenbeek. Hermione McCoy. Tlzird Rout' Cathy Carter. Sandy Sterling. Sharon Quickery. Judy Reed. Howard Egly, Toni Floyyti John Gilliom, Donita' Swoyerland. Beverly Egolf. Janice Harter, Joan Geiger. Fourth Rout Rita Sage. Pat Fromn. Sandy Young, Kathie Jo Watson, Gayle Dafforn. Janet Hicl-ymin Laura Jackson. Janice Geiger. Linda Yeazey. Bonnie Yoder, Wanda Powers. Marilyn Rohrer, Chorus There was music in the air. eyery Tues- day and Thursday during the school year. On these days the high school chorus of 45 members met so that they could blend their yoices in perfect harmony. Of course. the perfect harmony did not come until a con- siderable amount of work had been done by the Various sections. The chorus this year used accompanists at the piano and the or- gan. It was the first year for the organ to be used to any great extent. and it proved helpful to eyeryone. The chorus chose seyeral numbers to memorize so that they could enter the Dis- trict Yocal Contest. lt was the first year that the high school chorus had entered such an eyent. Besides the contest the chorus pre- sented a formal program at Christmas time and another one in the spring. They also plan to provide seyeral yocal numbers for the Baccalaureate seryices in May. TWIRLERS Our tyyirlers for this year yyt-re Deanna Marks. Drum Majorette. and her assistant. Donna Duffee. They helped the band with formations and made tht' band more colorful at our home basketball games. 'F- it V3 lx 1 . -f-J L, Luis ,nal ,af i A. 4 Q A QQ ' 'J Si ia LAT vw 5 l C -I i.,.i-ii., Rott' lf Donnie Johnson, Rosemary VVinebrenner. Jeanne Gross. Beulah Betts. Hilda VVadc. Johanna Lin- vill. Becky Darr. John Herron, Willis Townsend. Rott' 25 David Crooks. Carolyn Siebern. Juanita McEoxven. Sharon Sheldon. Sandra Krider. Oneita Weidman. Sharon Kelley. Leonai'd Kelley. Gayle Dafforn. Larry LaRue, Mary Zeigler. Rozr 3: Donna Duffee. Diane Boggess. ltha Conrow. Neal Zolman. Glen Linvill. Robert Sloffer. Donnie Amber. Stewart Smith, Nikki Leitch. Ronnie Johnson. Deanna Marks. Rou' 45 Donald May- berry. Coreen McCoy. Larry Thompson. Donald Gorsuch. Grace Bennett. David Hoover. Glen LaRue. Mike Shively. Dale Crabill. John Whan. David Buschman. Mr. J. Tide Cook. Director. BAND The Churubusco High School Concert and Marching Band began the 1958-59 season under the leadership of Mr. J. Tide Cook with 44 members. Early in January the band was join- ed by Marianne Fauber to make the member- ship 45 members strong. At the beginning of the year Deanna Marks was chosen to be the drum majorette of the marching band. Deanna led the band in sev- eral local festivities. and when they performed on the gymnasium floor at half time of the varsity games during basketball season. She also led them in the Fall Marching Contest that was held at Columbia City this year. lt was the second year that the band participated in this contest. The band also presented sev- eral programs during the year. one at Christ- mas time and another one in May. After basketball season was over. very serious work began on possible numbers for Tl the District Band Contest which was held at Elkhart. Indiana. in March. The goal for such extensive work and study was the hope that they would receive a superior rating thus being eligible to advance to the State Band Contest at Indianapolis. 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Bottom rou Dallene G6lg6I Vlcc Plesldent Bxlllflll Llmlc Song Leader Roll 2 Nils Hlxclx Adxlsrl Joan Gclgcr Pllllamrntlllan Judx Fulk Tlc lsulcl VVlnd1 Poxxcls Plcsldcnt Bonnlc Yodu HlSlCJlllll Cathx Cdllll S9LlLtllW Roll J lVlXllll Cllcx Sue Bllcus C rol lArl1LIll8U Jlnr lXllClLl ROSlllQ Gllllson Dflnlll Sxxoxelland Pamela lAllSOD Dolothx Boxxcls Vlalllxn Run on Roll -I Jlnq Ohlxxmq Pit Flflllln MdlllVD Rohlcl PdlllC13 Rolllns GLO1gll Bxld DOllS Klldrl Cllol lVl1lcl Slllllill Kcllcx Patsx Mllxcl Row U Shalon Boggcss Jlnnc Johnson Bcttx Tlulbrr Pat Addls Connle B811 Laull Jackson Judx H111 Shalon Qulckery Janls Gordon Shalon Deck FHA The Futule Homemakers of AIIIGIICH began the xear wlth a membershlp ol -ll members Most of thell meetlngs WLIC held lll thc exe nlng The I'IlGE'lll'lgS were one each month and then one ex erx month dullng 8CllXllX perlod The polnt sx stem that was set up last xeax was used agaln thls xear as a record of each glll s work ln FHA projects The maln moncx maklng project thls xear vxas the sale ol popcorn at the basketball games Popcorn vxas sold ln megaphones so that thex could be used at a later date Under the capable leadelshlp ot Wanda Powers the presldent for the second xear the F H A members vxorked lor honors as a Rose Honor Chapter Thls was attalned bx haxlng speclal goals throughout the xeal such as a panel dlscusslon and a xlslt to the Allen Countx Chlldrens Home as Santa Clause at Chrlstmas tlme Also lncluded ln the schedule of ex ents xx ere a Mother and Daughter Ban quet a lllp to Manchestel Collcgc to xlslt thell Home Ec Depaltmcnt and a nlght deslg natcd as Cdllll Nlght One ot thc hlghllghts ol thc xcal xxas xxhen Mlss Susan blllllll ot Co Ab nbll Cltx slr xx ed her llc cs ot Sxxcc xx llQlQ she staxcd thls summcl as lll Al'lllIlLl1l Exchange Student In all ll xx as a xrlx cnrox lblc lnd surcrsstul xc ll llllilll thc lcaclrlshlp ol Vx anda and hcl colps ot UlllC.L15 ' l V ' '15, ' V ' 1 V 1 . - -V AV V y'. - x l x ' 'vf v 1 f 1 , V. . .' 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V ,V Bottom Rou, Mr Scribner Adxrsor John Kongcr Reporter Deurght Runyon Vice President Larrx Geiger President Paul Geiger Treasurer Dick Dafforn Sentinel Jack Fulk Secretarx Second Row Daxrd Fulk Bruce Geiger Jim Geiger Allen Gordon Arden Parish James Anderson Howard Eglw Jesse Yates Drle Delanoy Stue Fix Charles Geiger Richard Baughman Lee Bonar B111 Gr eene Richard Stampe Third Rou, Tom Butler James Breber Thomas Hestrng Dracx Bricker David Zergler Bob Green Glen Lrnwrll Rax Claxton Larry Crabrll Stephen Gordon lhe F F 'X or the Future Farmers ol Amer rca is a X 1tal part ot the program ot xocatronal agriculture Nlembershrp rn the FFA. rs xol untarx but nearlx all boss in xocatronal agrr culture classes are members It is an organr zatron designed to make x ocatronal agriculture instruction more xx orth xx hrle It broadens the possible training abrlrtres and learn how to accept responsrbrlr tres as citizens The FFA provides manv chanc es for boxs to express themselx es rn public For example the state FFA convention rs conducted bw FFA officers and delegates rep resentrng the local chapters throughout the state ot Indiana Most FFA chapters proxrde manx types ot communrtx serx ice In the process ot providing communrtx serxrce and in other cooperative actrxrtres FFA. members learn how to work Wlth others There are tour degrees ot membership rn the FFA When a box becomes a member of the FFA he recerx es the Green Hand Degree The other three degrees are Chapter Farmer State Farmer and -Xmerrcan Farmer The de grees are all based on achrex ement Onlx the trrst two can be gn en bx the local chapter We haxe high hopes that two candidates will be eligible for the State Farmer Degree rn 1960 The local chapter greatlx appreciates the present efforts ot Devnrght Runxon and Paul Deem tow ard accomplishing thrs goal Onlx three members of the Churubusco Chapter haxe been awarded the State Farmer Degree up to thrs time Thex are Clarence Resler Arthur Resler and Larrx Shroxer ll ers ' f I T 4 J 1 V V , : V' -' -1-' v7 -I b 1-y 1 - 1-V: 1 v' Y ' s- rl-' V-yr V - H L., . V. 2 V. , V VV.. , x i' ,l ' V A , ' - 1: ,-. ' ,-y V . . ' v ., ' V. , ' ' .y V,, V V Q V .V . Y - - V -V ' ' , . ' V' ' Through FFA activities boys develop social ar: . - ' Y' Y 7 ' rs c ' l Y' i , 4' 'f ' x 1 v 1 4 . . X 4' C . 1 ' . - ,.. - . . ' V V F F A f 'Y ' '- I A H . . . A .- 1. . v I in ' . . A . Y - , ', ' Y We Cried, We Laughed, We Q35 H fd rw? . .- --4 -., ik... 4 wh ,, zvsz 0 . ,ao- i..,,.., A-f W q If i. g x NY? F? , 45125 'E K 'R ,,, N P53 s T , 1, gg 3'1 iv I' y, WI 3, if 'it it 5 45 f ff. f JJ, W ign Q an se ,i su, N. F. L. and Speech At the first National Forensic League meeting the following officers were elected: Karen Am- ber, President: and Judy Kugler. Vice President Secretary and Treasurer. The first county speech contest was held at Larwill. John Taggart and Jane Krider repre- sented Churubusco with oratorical speeches. The second county contest was dramatic. with Churubusco the host school. Karen Amber represented us with Death Waited Here. The third contest at South Whitley was hu- morous, Sharon Deck gave The Bride's Diffi- culties and Jane Krider presented Robert Makes Love. The fourth contest was again held at Larwill and was the extemporaneous contest. The final contest of the 1958-59 year was a one-act play contest with South Whitley and Larwill competing at Churubuseo. The main money-making project was a bake sale, which was held on February l-1. l959. Borroxi Piciigaiz. Seated: Mr, Hoover. Donita Swoverlancl. Karen Amber, Judy Kugler. Cynthia Wilson. Ilermione McCoy, Jane Krider, Borroxi Pieruieii. Stundingg Sandy Hiscutt. Anne Skinner, Sharon Kelley. Linda Veaxey. Ronnie Coff- man, Kemal Tulley. Jerry Egolf. Max Myers. Tom Roberson, Sue Poe, Gloria Downing. Joan GQ'lgL'l'.l3lPlll1l4' Lamle. Tor l,IC l'ElZIrl, Seafcdj Sharon Deck. Judy Reed. Janet Miller. Janice Geiger. Myrna Caley. Tor Pic i'ui:i:. Szanclingr: Judy Koile. Kathie Jo Watson, Johanna Linvill. John Taggart. Cathy Carter. ll Beulah Betts. Sharelle Woll. Arlene Linvi .-uv L , 999 57 5, CAMERA The camera club was a new club formed at Churubusco High School this year. Mr. Scrib- ner served as their sponsor. At the first meet- ing they chose the following officers: Dale Crabill, Presidentg John Ebert, Vice President, Marianne Darr, Secretary, and Fredonna Mill- er, Treasurer. The camera club also chose the name of Saque Clichef' During the year they had many experiences with the camerag film developing and taking pictures. ,ff Standing: Dale Crabill, President, and Mr. Scribner, Sponsor, Seated: David Crooks, Ron Coffman, Bob Sloffer, John Ebert, Vice Presidentg Tom Butler, Fredonna Mill- er, Treasurer, Marianne Darr, Secretary: Kemal Tulley and Tom Roberson. SCIENCE The Science Club was another new club formed at Churubusco High School this year and was ably sponsored by Mr. Robert Wolfe. At the first meeting they chose the following officers: President, John Veazeyg Vice Presi- dent, Dave Hoover, Secretary, Fredonna Mill- er, and Treasurer, Bob Egolf. At the meetings Mr. Wolfe gave many dem- onstrations which were very interesting. The Science Club planned to attend the Science Fair and they planned to take a trip to Chicago Museum of History, the Aquarium and the Planetarium. -Me, ,iw Seated: Bob Egolf, Vice Presidentg Jerry Egolf, Ed Cook, Dewight Runyon, Jim Hodges, John Gilliom and Willis Townsend. 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Sponsoi S'ruden'r Council The student council members. under the di- rection of Mr. Smith. elected Max Myers as their President and Tom Flowers as Secre- tary-'l'reasurer. For the second year the members joined the National Association ot' Student Councils and were presented pens at one ot' the pep sessions. At some of their meetings they discussed the fire hazards of the school and ways to improve the speed and safety of vacating the school, The members took part in the fire drills and took notes on Ways to improve them. At the Christmas season they added Christ- mas spirit to the school by erecting a Christ- mas tree in the main hall of the school. 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