Clear Creek High School - Memoriae Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

H RUTH HARRIS JUNE LAUDEMAN Elementary, Grade Two Elementary, Grade One em.n.'S1.f. ' 4 V, , 3 :MW Cooks Custodian DOROTHEA HAMMEL, EDITH BURKHART HAROLD JOHNSON fr-vgpfgg ' r SQ ixwwxww . eff. ww, , H D O Y- . l romumnar vsuavuus 599585-4 We-F ,-N, XXX K., - 1 o1 oo A ' L Him . ,.. ,.g Y f,f! Q- A -A gl l A -ooo D A f ., 1 'Kg F25-5' , , gk S ' wx - ,X f- :fggn .ggi 1:1 E., -.-'ni' iowa 0 x. 'mu' ' 1. 1 - Q, A Bus Drivers KEITH SELLE, HAROLD BAADE, BERNARD ECKERT GEORGE PENCE, Absent f wg. wr R -Q . 5.5 u -I I x wx x 'M' Nlkmxmff XX sk wg xxx K xml x , , M N :W i 'M 5 x NX 'N ygwmnaxv- NX XX XXX ,Q xxx 0 9? . m '--N-vw an - - ni: X ASQ.: X :bag Q . X . .-13, -,Nw-.Xu :S .sm- Q 'S M? if N. SSW? 02 x 'E Y i WA 3 5 'Nw X E E .- 1, Q. :- n W-V 1+ - 7 v.r -,,. a f 'W 1. 4 - -f A u wk si 'ff W 14.,,fA14,-1p4g,5gvy-f- ,. ,-4 ,-Z.. --.:- . ,- mg- ,- b6lZZOfS QL!! 55 if N if ff' ANDERSON, DONALD LEE Class Vice President 3, Student Council 1, 2, 4, President 4, Bull- dog Bark 3, Basketball 2, 3,4g Vol- leyball 3, 4g Track 3,4g BB Assist Trophy 4, Junior Play, Senior Play BROOKS, DONALD LEE Class President 1,25 Senior Play. DAVENRINER, LARRY WAYNE Band 1, Bulldog Bark 3g Basketball Student Manager 3, 4g Junior Play, Senior Play. DEEMER, NORMA EILEEN Class Vice President 1, President 3, Student Council 4, Band 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, Triple Trio 3, Bip- pus Bandstand 3, SSS 1, 2, 3, Vol- leyball 1, 2, All-School Play 33 junior Play, Senior Play. FULTON, BETTY LU Student Council 2, Chorus 2, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, SSS 43 Volleyball 3: Junior Play, Senior Play. GRESSLEY, JANICE ELAINE Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sextet 3, Bulldog Bark 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Major GAA Letter Award 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, County Spelling Contest 2, Alter- nate 3. 'Qs Tar Ns 50 HIPPENSTEEL, LYNN ALICE National Scholastic Contest 3, Class Vice President 2, President 3, Student Council 1, Bulldog Bark 3, GAA 1,2,3,4, Major GAA Let- ter Award 4, Basketball 3, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Latin Contest 3. JENNINGS, ROSALYN JOAN Class Secretary 3, 4, Chorus 4, sss 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play. KELLER, DOLORES ANN National Anthology HS Poetry 3, School Librarian 1, 2, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Band 7, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter and Senior Award, Librarian 3, Instrumental Solo Contest 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Yearbook 4, Bull- dog Bark 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- Iaty 3, Major GAA Letter Award 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Spelling Contest, 2nd County 1, 3rd County 3, English Contest 3, Speech Contest 3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. LAHR, GALEN LEE Class Vice President 4, Chorus 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong Champ 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play. MEYER, RONALD LEE Student Council 2, Chorus 2, Base- ball 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Basketball Student Manager 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, MOONEY, DOROTHY DAWN DAR Citizenship 4, Class Secre- tary 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Bippus Band- stand 3, SSS 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, All-School Play 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Spelling Contest 1, 2, 3, English Contest 4. Xi! st- , al N M if .xxx-Im. RAICHART, ELAINE KAY Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 8, 4, Letter and Sen ior Award, Chorus 1, Bulldog Bark 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Major GAA let- ter award 4, Basketball 3, Volley- ball 4, Junior Play, Senior Play Prompter. SHRINER, MARCIA ANN Class President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sextette 2, Yearbook 4, Volley- ball 1, 2. SMITH, MARILYN JEAN Class Secretary 1, President 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Bippus Bandstand 3, SSS 1,2, 3, Volley- ball 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, All- School Play 3, Junior Play, Senior Play. STEPHENS, ROGER LEE Chorus 1, 2, Junior Play. ULRICH, JEAN ANN Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sextet 3, Bulldog Bark 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Major GAA Letter Award 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. WEST, THOMAS MICHAEL Class Treasurer 3, Yearbook 3, Bippus Bandstand 3, Basketball Student Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, All- School Play 3, Junior Play, Senior Play. r- V V' L L I V 1 1 w V I IIJIIUBIIIIIIIHJIBIIQIITDKMIIIDIIFHH YlIlll'lll.I',HlHH-llll I rlJlllITPlHHl'Il'l'I'llllYlllBlflI1lH Ui-lflilll IJfl11lfH.ll Hllllllllf Nlflullllnllfill lllfl llllllnHUHlHlI l'KIlHOfIf'lLlI-H1lfPllflI11..lIl1I'l f -53 wen' ...di ea STEVEN BEARD DIANN BENTZ KAR EN BIC KEL ROGER BURKHART , if-f E,,A, - refi, A if ' Y -14 if I 'F' ,Q 76 4 'W' 3 -31, 'J T? fir I il, fR S iw' Fred Vendrick, President: Par Callison, Vice Presidemg Janice McCombs, Secretary Pam Garrison, Treasurer. funiors PATRICIA CALLISON WILLIAM CLORE .IUDY CRAIG .TUDY EMLEY DAVID FLORA PAMELA GARRISON DAVID HEINEY JANICE HORRELL DOUGLAS JENNINGS IANICE MCCOMBS CAROL MEYER JOHN MICHEL WANDA MILLER ROBERT MYERS SHIRLEY MYERS GARY NETERER RONALD NOSKER LOUISE ROTH EDWARD SANDS RONALD SCHER LOUIS SNYDER DANIEL ULRICH FRED VENDRICK DIANE ZIEGLER , V f X-3? , 4 X 4' 4 ,, 1 D 'UQ l vl. . . 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SECOND ROW: Joyce Harman, Betty Fulton, Beverly Coble, Joy Rupley, Janice McCombs, Roxanna Carver, Shirley Baker, Dolores Keller. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Sny- der, Judy Miller, Nancy Blew, Eloise Harold, Sharon Smith, Phyllis Myers, Dorothy Lahrg Director, Mrs, Priscilla Lyman. Xl 5 NS .O x . me . .and as the BAND performs at concerts, contests, and ball games. BACK ROW: D. Norwood, M. Roth, H, Whitacre, L. Beard, Mrs. Lyman, Director. THIRD ROW: E. Grossman, S. Hartman, L. Neff, L. Brubaker, A, Beard, K. Roth, K, Knecht, C. Shriner, J. Shoe- maker, B, Bickel, J. McCombs, J, Rupley, S. Kincaid, D. Keller. SECOND ROW: E. Ziegler, N, Hodges, P, Whitestine, C. Meyer, J. Marsh, C. Snyder, M. Mcijombs, G. Howenstine, S. Schmalz- ried, S. Miller, S, Myers. FLRST ROW: E. Raichart, D. Lahr, P. Myers, M. Schmidt, and K, Urschel, t .K . The beginning twirling class is bursting out with skill under the guidance of the VETERAN MAJORETTES Judy Miller Judy Emley -f--m------ - --- - - --M -.--.---. -hfffrtfn-'mmff-aP.mv:f+::m.12Sz:meau:t fyxJ1zCx4AfQemxiffzrfmf Student Council FIRST ROW: Dorothy Lahr, Don Anderson, John Michel, Judy Craig, Norma Deemer, Marcia Shriner, K Madalyn Warner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Butt, Principal, Kenneth Jennings, Don Kennedy, Fred Vendrick, 5 Jim Howenstine, and Jim Zinsmeister. E The student council, librarians, and the office girls are bursting with enthusiasm about their work. Librarians Ufjfce Girls Joy Rupley, Judy Johnson, Dolores Keller, Betty Fulton and Madalyn Warner Janice McCombs, and Sandy Miller. ii xv ' Girls' Athletic Association TOP ROW: L. Montague, B. Gurtner, M. Warner, C. Meyer, J. Craig, N. Blew, S. Smith, B. Coble, I. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: J. Craig, J, Emley, P. Garrison, S. Richardson, P. Callison, L. Roth, K, Bickel, S. Myers, L. Hippensteel, I. Gressley. THIRD ROW: P. Myers, B. Vielhauer, I. Rupley, D. Ziegler, J. Horrell, I. Leonhardt, J. McKinley, K. Messmore, I. Miller, SECOND ROW, D. Lahr, I. Harman, K. Griffiths, E. Ziegler, K. Urschel, B. Bickel, S. Schmalzried, S. Miller, E. Harold. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor, C. Snyder, I. McCombs, R. Jennings, B. Fulton, D. Bentz, S. Helvie, R. Carver, 5. Baker, I. Ulrich, E, Raichart, D. Keller. THE GIRLS' LIVES ARE BURSTING WITH ACTIVITY AND LOVE AS THEY SERVE IN GAA-SSS. Sunshine Society TOP ROW: C. Snyder, L. Montague, B. Gurtner, W. Miller, L. Roth, K. Bickel, S. Myers, C. Meyer THIRD ROW: D. Bentz, I. McCombs, R. Jennings, J. Rupley, D. Ziegler, I. Horrell, I. Leonhardt, J. McKinley, K, Messmore. SECOND ROW: J. Harman, B. Fulton, B. Coble, B. Vielhauer, K. Griffiths E. Ziegler, K. Urschel, B. Bickel, S. Schmalzriedg Mrs. Rupley, Sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: D. Lahr, P. Myers, I, Craig, J. Emley, P. Garrison, S. Richardson, P. Callison, S. Helvie, R. Carver, S. Bak- er, and S. Miller. 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Cath Rock Creek Urbana Poling Jefferson Warren Lancaster Andrews Union Roanoke Dec'r Cath Htgn, Twp L RON NOSKER W 1 pi. 'jj 7-5, ' D ENSTINE sach ' L1 'Z , ,':9,f f Q r as fx STEVE BEARD N LARRY DAVENRINER 'Q TCM WEST J' 0 , :lj Il sxi FRED VENDRICK ROGER BURKHART C . C . 56 Arcola 69 C.C. 34 Laf. Central 73 C. C . 67 Deedsville 44 C.C. 48 Lib. Center 51 County Tournament C.C. 65 Andrews 61 C.C . 62 W arren 41 C.C. 54 Htgn. Twp. 77 Sectional Tournament C . C . 55 Warren 54 C.C. 53 Lancaster 48 C.C. 47 Htgn. Cath. 58 GARY NETERER ED SANDS I ' SEQEMS' 4 I 5+ V ,-w.,.,.,,,,, 5 TOP ROW: J. Zinsmeister, L. Snyder, R. Meyer, J. Snyder, J. Reeves, R. Hammel. FRONT ROW: D. Ulrich, S. Kincaid, D. Finton, M. Stark, D, Flora, I. Deal. TOP ROW: I. Beekman, K. Jennings, T. Robb, J. Farrhinf, M, Dnvenriner, D. Hg-nlinu. FRONT ROW: H Whinacre, R. Horrell, D. Marsh, D. Kennedy, J, Wagner, 1, Webb. TOP ROW: M. Davenriner, I. Zinsmeister, R. Nosker, T. Robb, D. Kennedy, R. Hammel, R. Henline. THIRD ROW: G. Lahr, R. Myers, J. Howensrine, D. Marsh, J. Farthing, R. Burkhart I. Michel. SECOND ROW: L. Snyder, R. Scher, G. Neterer, D. Finton, D. Jennings, K. Jen- nings, R. Myers. BOTTOM ROW: S. Beard, L. Davenriner. TOP ROW: G. Nererer, R. Nosker, R, Burkhart, D. Anderson, E. Sands, M. Stark, R. Myers, J. Michel. BOTTOM ROW: D. Kennedy, D. Marsh, K. Jennings, J. Howenstine, J. Deal, R. Hammel, I. Zinsmeister. Counfliv Gzfrlsq Vollevball Chanzpzfons LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Hippensteel, Louise Roth, Sue Schmalzried, Katherine Urschel, Joy Rupley, Scorekeeper, Barbara Bickel, Barbara Gurmer, Madalyn Warner. NOT PRESENT: Dolores Keller, Janet Horrell, lg!!-YSA lfffzllffvlfrllf Than TOP ROW: Ron Nosker, Don Anderson, Ed Sands, Fred Vendrick, Roger Burkhart. 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Ax Q4-ifgym ,j'p,v-,fgwA3pf-:ggj-1-177' 1,'Pf?5f'A'r ,JI-X 5551: Clear Creek Township Class History Warren Township- -Bippus AUTUMN LEAVES WERE FALLING ON THE SCHOOL LAWNS, IN THE FALL OF 1947, WHEN: 14 well-scrubbed children were greeted by Mrs. Deloris Smith, they were Donald Anderson, Donald Brooks, Mickey Fitzpatrick, David Flora, Betty Ful- ton, Janice Gressley, 'Lynn Hippensteel, Dolores Kel- ler, Elaine Raichart, Carole Sickafoose, Kay Smith, Roger Stephens, Marilyn Thomas, and Joyce Williams. Larry Christman, Howard Miller, and Judy Spillane joined the class later that same year. IN 1948-49, AS SECOND GRADERS, THE CLASS FELT THEY The class at C.C. decreased to the original 14, since Larry Christman, Howard Miller, and Judy Spillane did not return, all were familiar with Mrs. Smith, but annoyed with the infant-like first graders, popsicle sticks were a popular co1lector's item. THIRD GRADE SEEMED DIFFERENT, WITH A NEW ROOM, A The Class of '59 increased by 5 in 1949-50, Freida Allman, John Bushee, Jerry Chapin, Sondra Sterzel, and Jerry Salters. This year the class had a MAN for a teacher, but the pupils soon learned that men are people, too, as they learned to know and have fun with Mr. Claude Keller. Marilyn Tho- mas moved away before the class started its 3rd year. 13 boys and girls, dressed in their good clothes and best behavior, were met by Mrs. Hazel Ebyg they were Karen Crago, Norma Deemer, Larry Dixon, Johnny Fisher, Galen Lahr, Gary Meyer, Andrea Prilaman, Karen Prilaman, Monte Schenkel, Chester Simms, Jean Smith, Tom West, Margie Wohlford. A busy year of getting acquainted and learning the alphabet followed. Chester Simms left. WERE REALLY ADVANCED STUDENTS. Jimmy Chaplin, Rodney Funk, and Virginia Wood joined the class at Bippus, while Johnny Fisher left the group, so there were 14. When the teacher, Mrs. Eby, left for an operation, the replacement, Mrs. Weist, told the class many interesting stories. NEW TEACHER, AND GROWING INDEPENDENCE. Students leaving the class of '59 were: Jimmy Chaplin and Gary Meyer, while Judy Widup and Kent Krumanaker joined it. A11 liked the teacher, Mrs. Alice Swihart, so were very sad when she died that spring. Mrs. Ernest Schenkel and Mrs. Frances Mc- Daniel took her place. A nain ride to Wabash was the highlight of the year. IN 1950-51, THE FOURTH GRADERS OF BOTH SCHOOLS MET THEIR TEACHER WITH ASSURANCE. A man-teacher was no longer a novelty, and Mr. Claude Keller was again the teacher of the 18 in the class--Tom Clapp, Rosalyn Jennings, and Jean Ulrich took the seats vacated by Jerry Chapin, Mickey Fitz- patrick, and Joyce Williams. The class members were eagerly awaiting the fifth grade and prospects of grade basketball and girls' softball games. Karen Crago, Kent Krumanaker, Virginia Wood, and Rodney Funk left the class, leaving 10 members. Mrs. McDaniel was again teaching the class, she got some pet hamsters, and it was fun to feed and care for them, but woe be to fingers close enough to be bitten. The class looked forward to 5th grade, but had heard Mr. W. was a 'real tough teacher. WHILE FIFTH GRADERS, PUPILS AT BIPPUS AND CLEAR CREEK BECAME VERY SPORTS -MINDED AS THEY BEGAN INTER-SCHOOL BALL GAMES WITH EACH OTHER. At C.C. , in 1951-52, Mr. Kenneth Templeton was foreman of the Fifth Division of the brain factory. Ronald Meyer, William Shafer, and Ethel Walters filled the vacant places of John Bushee and Jean Ul- rich, so the class number swelled to 19 members. The 10 pupils at Bippus soon had the addition of Pete Miniear and Karen Crago, Judy Widup left the group. All enjoyed Mr. Walter Whitacre for a teach- er, lessons were harder, but monitors were elected from honor roll pupils, all worked for that honor, ping pong, jokes, and songs added to a happy year. AS THE CLASS BEGAN ITS SIXTH YEAR AND REALIZED IT WAS ALMOST HALFWAY THROUGH SCHOOL, IT REALLY FELT IMPORT ANT AND WANTED EVERYONE TO KNOW ABOUT ITS ACHIEVEMENTS. There were happy exclamations Qmingled with There were still 11 students in the class at Bippus, a few groansy as the 6th grade realized that Mr. Claude with Mr. Whitacre as teacher. The fifth grade planned Keller was its teacher again--he had been promoted a graduation, complete with caps, diplomas, and a to the 5th and 6th grades, as teacher. The class mem- party, for the 6th grade who were finally getting up bership was only 15, because Freida Allman, Tom Clapp, in the world--they would be upstairs next year. There Jerry Salters, and Ethel Walters had all left, and no one was also a trip to Ft. Wayne to see many interesting came to take their places. things. .at ,., .- , N.--. . -0...-ar.,,rfvf.4 - --1-ft. -...rx ,gfx 1 1.11-.Jan-far-nn. ew.: su. . an-:va-rzsnal-uqzuazrzzmran .v , ..w.1-11.5. -..T THE CLASS OF '59 EXCITEDLY ADVANCED TO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND, ALTHOUGH THEY WERE CONFUSED ABOUT WHERE TO GO, AND WHEN, IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG TO GET INTO THE SWING OF THINGS. The class membership for this 7th year dropped to 14 when William Shafer left it. Everyone was proud of the junior high basketball team which was Runner-up in the Junior High Tournament. Class sponsor was Mr. Henry J. Hunt, while M. Dale Butt was the principal. While the 'lth graders felt important, they sometimes stood in the hall until told where to go by Mr. Tilson King, principal. With Mr. Robert Elsmere as sponsor, membership remained at 11--the class lost Pete Miniear and gained Dawn Mooney. The death of Ronald Garber, math teacher, saddened all. AS EIGHTH GRADERS THE CLASS STARTED THE YEAR WITH LOTS OF CONFIDENCE, FEELING HIGHLY SUPERIOR TO THE LOWLY SEVENTH GRADE, BUT MOST LY THEY WERE JUST WAITING TO BECOME FRESHMEN. There were still 14 in the class at C,C, --Sondra Stetzel left, Jean Ulrich replaced her, the class sponsor was again Mr. Hunt. With Mr. Elsmere as sponsor, membership stood at 11, at Bippus. Vernon Fletcher joined the class, but left soon. Mr. Shipman, history teacher, took the class to Lafayette to see historical sites. IN AUGUST, 1955, THE BIG YEAR HAD ARRIVED! THE CLASS WERE FRESHMEN! THEY WERE REALLY A SIGHT ON INITIATION DAY, BUT FRESHMAN YEAR IS SOMETHING THE CLASS WILL NEVER FORGET. Class membership remained the same at C,C,g Mr. Philip Lahr was sponsor, and the class began earning money with bake sales and a skating party. The year was magnificently capped when the Bulldogs won the Sectional Basketball Tournament and were Runners-up in the Regional at Marion. After such a thrill every- thing else seemed quite calm. Larry Dixon, who had been with the class since the lst grade, left to go to Huntington, but Jane Herrberg joined the class, so membership remained at 11. The sponsor, Miss Joan Humbarger, left Bippus during the last of the year, and there were several substitute teach- ers, Rev. Armour Keller among them. Tilson King re- mained as principal. GRADUATION SEEMED CLOSER AS THE CLASS BEGAN ITS SOPHOMORE YEAR AND ORDERED CLASS RINGS. The class lost Carole Sickafoose, who had been an outstanding class member all the previous years, when she moved to Arizona. The unlucky number of 13 didn't dampen the spirits of the class as it plunged full-steam ahead into a profitable scrap drive, bake sales, and a skating party, Mr, Richard Augspurger guided the class as sponsor. The sophomore sponsor at Bippus was Mr. Jack Sell, and the principal was William Freed. Glenn Urschel joined the class, so the number grew to 12. The history class had an eventful pizza party at Norma Deemer's, with motor-scooter and Ford -Convertible rides. Scrap drives proved to be a lot of fun, and the class could scarcely wait for class rings. THE YEAR 1957-58 FOUND THE JUNIORS IN THE TWO SCHOOLS VERY BUSY AND HAPPY. HIGH POINTS OF THE YEAR WERE THE JUNIOR-SENIOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON, D, C, , AND NEW YORK, AND PARTICIPATION AS IUNIORS IN A BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM. SENIOR YEAR WAS COMING NEARER. As Juniors, the class again lost a charter member, Kay Smith, the class treasurer, who moved to Green- field, Indiana. Original class members remaining were: Donald Anderson, Donald Brooks, Betty Fulton, Janice Gressley, Lynn Hippensteel, Dolores Keller, Elaine Raichart, Roger Stephens, Larry Davenriner, Rosalyn Jennings, Ronald Meyer, and Jean Ulrich completed the dozen class members. With Mrs. Elsie Kitt direct- ing, the class presented The Magic Touch , Mrs. Ferne Johnson was class sponsorg to fatten its bank ac- count, the class sold magazines and candy, had bake sales and a skating party. Class rings arrived, the juniors and seniors presented The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, directed by Mr. Bittner, the class sponsor, Mr. William Freed remained as principal. The class had fun on two scrap drives, and were busy with candy sales. The dozen in the class in- cluded 8 who had been together since the lst grade-- Norma Deemer, Galen Lahr, Andrea Prilaman, Karen Prilaman, Monte Schenkel, Jean Smith, Thomas West, and Margie Wohlford. The other 4 were: Karen Crago, Jane Herrberg, Dawn Mooney, and Glenn Urschel. ' Senior History Continued 1959! HERE WE ARE! SENIORS AT LAST! After a long struggle we have finally reached the end of our school days, Our class membership is now eighteen due to the fact that six Bippus High School students, Norma Deemer, Galen Lahr, Dawn Mooney, Marcia Shriner, Jean Smith, and Thomas West, came to Clear Creek to spend the treasured last year of school, Our Senior activities got under way with the production of A Lucky Penny, directed by Mrs, Ferne John- son, To earn money for our graduation, besides the play, we sold Christmas cards and sponsored a skating party, All the Seniors enjoyed decorating the school Christmas tree and planning the assembly program, As the second semester progressed the Seniors were busier than ever, Baccalaureate and Commencement plans were made, and also the Junior and Senior Reception was being planned, As our school days are coming to a close, we, the Class of 1959, wish to thank all the faculty and all of the students for giving us memories which we'll never forget and for tolerating our Senioritis, Sincerely and sentimentally, Class of 1959 There is no class more fine, Than the Class of '59!! Last Will and Teslarnerzfi ' 0 the Class of '59 We, the Class of 1959, wishing to let the Class of 1960 benefit from some of our experiences, hereby dedi- cate this last will and testament to them, I, Donald Anderson, will Roger Burkhart the power to resist cigarettes, I, Donald Brooks, will my poker-playing ability to Steve Beard so he will know how it feels to be broke, 1, Larry Davenriner, will my ability to be student manager to David Heiney so he can put away the suits after the ball games. I, Norma Deemer, will all my brownie points to Pam Garrison, I, Betty Fulton, will my height to Ed Sands, I, Janice Gressley, will my spelling ability to Louise Roth, I, Lynn Hippensteel, will my freckles to Judy Emley, J l l, Rosalyn Jennings, will my ability to hold many offices in clubs, organizations, and classes to Patty Callison, I, Dolores Keller, will my band suit to Janice McCombs, so she will not have to let out the seams in her own suit, Class will continued I, Galen Lahr, will my drag-racing ability to Louie Snyder. I, Ronnie Meyer, will my third base position to Gary Neterer. I, Dawn Mooney, will my part in the Senior play to anyone who has a memory like an elephant. I, Elaine Raichart, will Diane Ziegler my clarinet, so a Senior can continue to occupy one ofthe first clarinet positions. I, Marcia Shriner, will my government and sociology books to K. Bickel. P. S. Your name is already on them. I, Jean Smith, will my ability to be a cheerleader to Ronnie Scher, so he will be the first boy in C. C. 's history to cheer us on to victory, I, Roger Stephens, will my card playing ability to Ansel Lahr. I, Jean Ulrich, will my job in the lunch room to Bob Meyers, so he can fill his own plate. I, Tom West, will my ability to cart carloads of girls around to Danny Ulrich. I, Donald Anderson, will my ability to keep my car on the road to John Michel. I, Donald Brooks, will my fender skirts to Dave Flora, so his hot car will look catty. I Larry Davenriner, will my ability to fill glasses of milk at school at noon to Bill Clore, so he can fill his own glass. We, Norma, Dawn, Lynn, Marcia, and Dolores, will our hard-used speech books to Mr. Stoffel and next year's class. I, Betty Fulton, will my position in the front seat of the Senior row to Wanda Miller. I, Janice Gressley, will my bookkeeping ability to Danny Ulrich. I, Lynn Hippensteel, will my athletic ability to Diann Bentz. I, Rosalyn Jennings, will my golden locks to Shirley Myers, so she can wear red without dazing everyone. I, Dolores Keller, will my position on the girls' volleyball team to Doug Jennings, so he can guide the Clear Creek girls to another county championship. I, Galen Lahr, will my ability to avoid girls to Fred Vendrick. I, Ronnie Myer, will my ability to scatter sunshine on Saturdays to Ronnie Nosker. We, Marcia and Dawn, will our ability to go steady in our Senior year to any junior who'd like to. I, Elaine Raichart, will my sweet smile to Janice Horrell to help her lure all the boys to her side. We, the four talented U1 singers, Norma, Jean, Dawn, and Marcia, will our Problems to the Junior girls that ride on the Bippus bus. I, Jean Smith, will my ability to avoid detention to Carol Myer so she can enjoy her noon hour. We, the boys of the Class of '59, will our ability to fight with the girls in our class to the Junior boys. 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He had built the station with the aid of his former, brilliant student, T. M. West, who was hipped on space exploration, and had dreams of establishing a butcher- shop in outer space. As Mr. Fordyce was called away to attend to last minute details, I struggled through the crowd to find some of the passengers making the first trip. Suddenly, I was thumped on the back, Hi ya, Shorty, I heard you were looking for me. I'm Thomas West at your service. T. M. West! Yes, sir, I was! Whatever prompted you to make this flight? Well, our senior class motto was, TONIGHT WE TAKE OFF, WHERE DO WE LAND, After graduation, I wanted to be somebody, maybe TAKE OFF like the motto said. After Fordyce discovered Philanderium, we decided to go and explore it, we worked building this station for 30 yearsg finally, we're ready to take off. It will mean leaving my twelve kids--I was married 25 years ago, and figured they were cheaper by the dozen. No, I'm not afraid to go. In fact, I'm not going alone. I'm only the pilot for this flight, Fordyce and my classmates, the Graduating Class of 1959 from C,C, H,S, , are accompanying me. They are over there getting into their pressurized space suits. I wandered over toward the group, and it sure is funny, but I did not recognize any of these people. I guess 30 years make quite a change in people. First, I met a rather tall, stocky woman, who had just received her space suit. Upon inquiry, she said, l'm Lynn Hippensteel, and l have been a social worker and nurse here on Earth. I've been asked to go along on this trip to keep peace among the Philanderiums and the Earth people. Then, I interviewed a Mr. Don Brooks. He and Roger Stephens were going to be the first Earth far- mers on Philanderium and create a new breed of chickens by crossing Earth with Phil. chickens. I then talked with a flirtatiously-attractive lady named Rosie Jennings. After dating Earth men 30 years, and finding none who met her standards, she wanted to accompany the adventurous crew in search of a little space man suitable to her standards. This space station is really quite a sight with all the piles of luggage and equipment that is to be taken. Maybe we can find out who belongs to this mountainous pile of trunks. l-i'mmm, on the side of this one, it says, Meyer and Keller Gymnasium Incorporated. Remembering that Ronnie had won world- wide acclaim for weight lifting, and Dolores had coached the World's Champion Girl's Wrestling Team, I decided to find out what connection there could be between the two. Ronnie and Dolores had decided to combine their talents and establish a school to teach all those cute little space people how to protect themselves. Noticing two ladies talking very excitedly, I walked over and asked, Hello, who are you two charm- ing ladies? I'm Jean Smith, and this is my friend, the former Jean Ulrich. Miss Ulrich married a wealthy millionaire, and wanted to make her husband's second million, so we decided to start a flea bank to be operated exclusively for all the rich fleas who can afford to buy their own dogs. These two characters over here look like they have the strangest occupations of all. Thev're both dressed in flaming red uniforms, with hats adorned with tall plumes. They have been trainers of wild animals, and are going to the new planet to start a circus, to be called Anderson and Davenriner's Greatest Show on Philanderium. Anderson will have charge of the training of the elephants, and Daven- riner will care for the monkeys. After wishing them success, I went on to interview a character who was grease from head to foot. He was Galen Lahr. He was to help keep the space ship in good running order. From his greasy face and hands, you can tell he puts his whole self into his work. Next, I saw a group of ladies chatting. Dawn Mooney told me she was a member of the staff of the magazine, DIG, and wanted to be the first to inform the little space people about Pelvis Eresley, Bat Poone, and Nicky Relson. Then there was a very small person, Elaine Raichartg she would be the first telephone operator for Bell Telephone in Outer Space, I talked to a D,D,S, , a tall woman, the former Marcia Shriner, who told me she had married a college boy. She and her husband were going to open Marcy and Kent's Dental Office on the new planet. QContinued on Page 60p 1 1, -.2,-,:.-...'..---,r....-.7,,f - -.--- . -- ---- I-Iuntington's Finest Bakery For the Best Assortment of Baked Goods in Town NETERER BROS. BAKERY, INC. Phone 160.2 546 N. Jefferson St Huntington, Indiana MEL'S MOBIL SERVICE Complete Line of Mobil Products Adair Mobil as 5. Mow. , Motor Tuneup Free Pickup and Delivery Tires Batteries Phone 3182 50 W. 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