Hamilton High School - Anchor Yearbook (Hamilton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

746 7752 R DEDICATIDN FHL ANCHOR 15 presented by the C11 s ot 1952 to the s udents fmulty and fr1ends of Harmlton School We wlsh to dedxcate our book to G1rt L Gnaby 111 appreclatlon of 111 the thmgs that he has done for our school and commumty Tm students and h1S many tuends here m town W111 never fall to be grate ful for hls hard work on the baseball field and umpnmg ball gamc We w11l always respect h1s great love fox the spolt IN MEMUIQY UF Ellsworth Oster cur Janitor and fr1end uh dled durmg the school rear of 19:11 1932 He was Jamtor m our school for 3 years a id started hls fourth Sixteenth Annual Edition 1' . L ' ' . ': ' -ss. 4 , . 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C-5' f'x V-'ff Xgfdz V-4 CII Q-Jwxll kg-xx X H X X X X30 4 ?aZ6'oc Sedona Another busy school yeai is nealing completlon Ann again the school has been a cornmunitx Centex that has lnen used day and night The friendly spirit of the students and the ple Lsant c operation of the faculty have rnai ked this yeai as 1 year to be remembered This IS the fourth xeai of the Dlesent cldIYl1I'11wtldlL10ll and these four years have been ones of continual progress as a school organization. Special efforts by all the faculty have been placed on meeting the individual needs of the students. The co-operation of the P. T. A. and the Band Parents organizations have contributed much toward the successful operation of the school. This Page Sponsored By: Sh1'idcr's 1. G. A.-fklamilton 4 A t1usLee has Illdlly cmd Nctlltli 1espo11x1l11l1t1eb and many dlttleult d8L1b1UI1S to nuke 111 hm tust xeal 111 thlb 1ebpo11 Lemons to make Ab he iemeeb h1s new p1ubler11s vxe all wleh 111111 the beet 101 111.5 Ll8L1bl0I1b .litem the e11L11e sdnuul and commumty Law IBIILC L1 0111, 11 ustee A K I 0 1 sible position, Lawrence has ulreamly had many of these cle- 1 .4 1 1 'kv v 1 kv 7 A v. 1 D y , . 1 - . ' . y ' ' . . Charles L. Sharp, Principal AB. lVlanchester, M.A. Ball State Besides the responsibility of being Principal of the school Mr. Sharp was also sponsor of the Senior class. He has spent much time with the class in helping us to make our decisions, helping with the Anchor, and the numerous other activities the class has had. We have worked, had good times, and spent many hours of discussion with him. He has done a great deal for us and equally as much for the rest of the school. Now as we are through school, with the greatest respect and gratitude we wish Mr. Sharp the best of luck in the fu- ture. Office Help-left to right-Sue Baker, Bazil Penland, Jim Gnagy, Norma Malone, Sandy Shrider, Joan Crain, front, Anne Fee. L.c t to R1 ht M1s Ge1t1u lc L1.11n Mrs Letha Han elman Dale Goon Robert Anderson Robcxt Rooker Wllllam Pee M ss Ruth Holzworth GERTRUDE LRAIN LETHA HANSLLWIAN DALE GOON A B DePauw B S Manc 65161 B S Mancheste1 M A Oh1o State Seventh and E1 1111 Comme1ce and Math Enghsh and Latm Grade ROBERT ANDERSON ROBERT ROOKER WlLLi-KW FEE RUTH HOLZWORTH B S Manchester B S Jordan B S PL11 nc B S Ind1ana SOCIHI StUdl6S and eonservatory 1 LIIL Un1vers1ty EVA LNDERS OLIVE WAGNEI. B S Ind1ana Ccntlal B B111 Stan Flrst Grade Second G1 nh BERNARD BRODERICK WIVIFRED S'lFV! -KR! B S Ball State Manchestel Fourth Grade S1xth G1adc Economlcs BERIA WILLENNAR B S Indlana Un1vc.rs1ty Fhncl Grade ARNOLD FEE B S Manche LI Flttn Glade Lcft to Rlght M1 BVI Endus MIS Ohxe Wagner Vlrs BCIIA Wxllennar B e 1' n a r d Brodeuck 'VIrs Wlmfred Stewart Arnold Fcc 7 -f 'g 1 ' ' ' c ' , 1, ' , ' ' ' . ig' , w , . , ' 4 U' t - ' A A H V Ag '11-ull '- tllllf ' ' Phy. Ed. Music Biol General Home . Q UW . 3 1, l I . D . , A, W W - ' Z 5. ' z . . ' , Y A I . . . V ,I 7 L . . A- , , - .L 1: H arger. Zafezfef-ada ,decade As the Hamilton behool Q,2lll'lL,'l'lLl, I have many reasons lu In proud ol' my reeord this year. First of all I have served an average ol' N50 hungry boys and girls per day, Secondly I have some brand new equipment which makes lilkl more pleasant for all concerned. My potato peeler can peel 100 lbs. of potatoes in about 30 minutes. These same potatoes can be whipped in 45 minutes. Just try and do that the old-fashioned way. My new dish washer can clean up all of the dishes in less than an hour. Be- sides that they don't have to be dried. Just seald them and they dry themselves. Another reason I have to be proud is of the fine student help I have seen this year. l have a total ol' 9 students working in me this year. Joan Teegardin and Marilee Ford do a fine job in keeping my records straight. Janet Fowler. Mary Baker. Larry Baker, Marcella Jaek, and Wava Cameron help keep me clean and in order. Then ol' eourse there is the all important job of the dish washer operator xvhieh is handled by Kenny Dirrim and others, Besides all of this I serve the best meals in town. But then. why f.l1ouldn't I when I have cooks like Vera Harger and Bernice Ham' man. Well. there's the whole story. l'm sure you Can see whv l ha-'Q 1-xery reason to brag on my name--The Hamilton School Cafeteria, Bus Drivers-lelt to right: DeLos J i utois itll o lent: Klk'k'll Ilargei. land. Irvin Kurtz. Pete Clark Donalc I 1 e Oster. Gnagy. Harry Wilson. Berniee llamman incl e CLASSES W X X QM if-K .1 -'ug . ZQK . M 5 A f,'fg, A K S1-fi 13.6 3 vga? 'W xij Rf . 'J Z' IX W A 1' 100' I Seneca law One br1sk Fall day 1n September n the year ot 1940 mne very LXLI ed boys and glrls began the1r very f1rst day m the school where most of them were to spend the next lmportant years of thelr l1fe ID Hamllton Publlc School Th1s was to be the Senlor class of 1952 Our teacher was Mrs Ruth Maxton A year later Sharon Heath Jomed our class from St Petersburg Flor1da G gn our th1rd year of school Lowe1n Robmett left our class to enroll 1n school at os en Eleven students enrolled 1n the fourth grade Our teacher was Mrs Evelyn Sharp Robert Nelson Joxned our class from Butler later that year Fourteen students enrolled 1n the f1fth grade under the guxdance of Mr Arnold Fee The new students th1s year were J1m Calvln Rema Brooks and Alleen Mann In the s1xth grade our number was back to eleven agam Polly Rohlec1e1 moved to Orland and Joan Fenner and Norma Sh1vely Jomed us from Scott Cente1 Sylvla McCantofar w1thdrew to enroll 1n Angola We fmally reached Jumor hxgh where we all Jomed the Safety Patrol Joe Dean and B111 Stump enrolled 1n our class th1s year We took a tr1p to Ch1C3gO that year Durmg the year we held our yearly art exh1b1t and Mothers Tea Wxth the money we earned 1n the paper dr1ves that year we bought a p1ano for the seventh and e1ghth grade room Dur1ng the year we gave the plays Aunt Sofron1e Goes to College and W1ld Cat W1ll1e 1n the Doghouse Our tr1p 1n our Glghth grade year was to Detrolt M1Chlg3H 1948 49 was the year we had all been lookmg forward to for the exght years Polly returned th1s year after l1v1ng 1n Orland durxng her sxxth and e1ghth grades attendmg here 1n her seventh Mr W1ll1am Fee was our sponsor Joanne Z1mmer attended Angola th1s year Leonard Petre d1d not complete thxs year New mem gardln Joan Cra1n Jomed us th1s Sprmg Slxteen members enrolled 1n the Sophomore class of 1949 50 Peggy Harus and Danny Brown were our new classmates George left to go to Waterloo and Helen Teegardln left 1n March Mrs Gertrude Cram was our sponsor Our Jun1or year was the t1me of plays and proms Our play dlrected by Mrs Cra1n was Galloplng Ghosts held on Aprll sxxth and seventh The Prom was at Pokagon th1s year Peggy dld not enroll th1s year Mr John Sm1th was our class sponsor Wxth hls unt1r1ng help we d1d very well ln our pop room buslness Th1s money was to go toward our sen1or trxp fund On August 31 1951 the Semor Class of 1952 began the1r last year of sthool m H H S The class conslsted of fourteen members Seven gn ls and seven boys Durlng the flrst semester Dale D1rr1m vvxthdrew and the nrst of November brought Georgla Davls to our class from H1CkSV1119 Oh1o A vocal tr1o entered the North Eastern Indlana Solo and Ensemble Contest at Fort Wayne February 9 1952 The entry 18CG1V6d a Superlor ratxng for the1r ren d1t1on of The Green Cathedral The tr1o cons1sted of Polly Rohleder Joan Cra1n and Sharon Heath Our graduatlon exerclses were held 1n the gymnaslum on May 23 1952 at 8 00 pm Back row lto r M Sharp Polly Rohleder Duane Burns Norma Shlvely Anne Fee and Valta D1rr1m Th1s Page Sponsored By Hamllton Lumber Co Ham1lton 10 . q . I . ,x Y V K V 1 x A . i . C x 'U . , . . Y Y , V . 1 - . . .. , , I . . ' H . Y7 it ' . ' ' ' - 73 ' ' - , . 15 bers in the class were Roland Coulson, Dale Dirrim, George Delong, and Helen Tee- ' H ' 7! ' ' l , 1. Y l I 7 . ' I i Q 7 I i . I Q 1 1 ' 1 A ' I ' ' I . - . , - l , . ' ' h ' ' - ' A rs H ' . .' - . . , , F Q r , 4 . -. , Z V 3 ' I J I ' ' 1 I l -eq-..,., Danny Brown Duane Burns One act play 4, Jr. Play 3, F. F. A. 2-3-4, Pres. F. F. A. 3, Sec, F. F. A. 4, Sen. Play 4, Hamil- tonian 4, Anchor staff 4, 4-H 1. .lim Calvin Roland Coulson Jr. Play 3, Sen. Plat 4, One-act play 4, Blue Clad 1-2-3-4, Stu- dent Council 1-2, Basketball 1- 2-3, Hamiltonian staff 4, Anchor staff 4, Wolf Sz Queen Contest 1-2-3-4, Pres. Blue Clad 4, Track 1. Joan Crum Hamiltonian staff 4, Editor of Anchor4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Wolt 8x Queen contest 2-4, Queen 4, Sen. Play 4, Jr. Play 3, One act play 4, Track Queen 3, Office 2-3-4, V. Pres. class 2-3, typing contest 3, G. A. A. 2, Vccal con- test 4. She entered Hamilton in her Soph. year. Pop Room Manager 3, Band 1-2- 3-4, Jr. Play 3, One act play 4 Sen. play 4, Class Pres. 2, Stu- dent Council 2-3, Vice Pres. Student Council 3, V. Pres. Sen Class 4, Band Pres. 4, Hamil- tonian staff 4, Anchor staff 4 Track l-2, Blue Clad 2-3, Dis- trict Solo 1-4, Boys Glee Club 4 Anchor 4, Basketball l-2, Track 1-2, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, F. F. Sentinal 3-4, 4-H 1-2-3-4, Blue Clad 1-2-3-4. Georgia Davis Entered Hamilton in her Senior Joe Dean year. Glec club 4, Junior play 4. , x . , . . Om HCI play 4, Alwhof Staff 4- ?nES3e?l3l14i.?iSt Eliiflgjaii 4, Baseball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Blue Clad reporter 4, Anchor staff 4, Hamiltonian staff 4. Valta Dirrim Jr. play 3, Sen. play 4, One act play 4, Hamiltonian staff 4. An- chor staff 4, Class Sec. 84 Treas. 1-2-3-4, Pres. Student Council 4, V. Pres. G. A. A. 3, Pres. G. A. A. 4, G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. Minstrel 2, Track Queen atten- dant 3, Queen of the Lakes con- test 3, 4-H 1, Glee Club 1-2, Office 2-3. Sharon Heath E d i t o r Hamiltonian 4, Anclioi staff 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. Activity Chairman 4, District vocal contest 4, Typing contest 3, Algebra contest 1, G. A. A. Minstrel 1, Jr. Play 3, Sen. Play 4, One act play 4, Geometry con- test 3, Wolf 8: Queen 1, State Solo Contest 2-3, Pres. Glee 'Q f 17' Anne Fee Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3- 4, Class Pres. 4, Student Council reporter 4, Glee Club reporter 4. Band Sec. 4, Jr. Play 3, Sen. Play 4, One act play 4, G. A. A. 1-2- 3-4, Office 4, Hamiltonian staff 4, Anchor staff 4, Typing contest 3, Algebra contest 1, G. A. A. Minstrel 1, Salutatorian. l'olly Rohleder John Gruenberg Office 4, Sen. Play 4, One act play 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Blue Clad 1-2-3-4, F. F. A. reporter 3-4, 4-H 1-2-3-4, 4-H Pres. 3, Track 1-2-3, Baseball 1, Co. Judging Contest 4. Anchor Stall 4. Sen. Play 4, Jr. Play in between act 3, One act play 4, Glee club l-2-3-4, Band l-2, Hamiltonian stall' 4. Anchor staff 4, cheer- leader 2-3, District vocal con- test 4, Wolf 814 Queen contest 3, library 1-2, class reporter 3-4, G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. Min- Ciulb 4, stage Manager Band 3- md 1- 4, Valedictorian. Aileen Mllllll Norma Shively SFU. Iilai 4,hJr.gtagf1 34 Qi-310 act Sen. Play 4, Jr. play 3, One avi p ay , nc or a ' , amir- play 4. Anchor staff 4, G. A. A. tonian staff 4, Glee club 1, Li- 1, Glee club l, Hamiltonian stat! brary 3-4. 1, Glee club I, Hamiltonian staff -1. Wolf 84 Queen contest l-25-i. 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I Danny Brown w1ll the Job of drawmg covers 101 the papex to anyone who 1 fool enough to want lt and my ab1l1ty to r1de a horse to B1ll Fee because he needs 1t I Duane Burns hereby w1ll my temper to Betty Fowler my mus1cal ab1l1ty to James Emerson and my tax1 cab buslness to some other sucker I Jlm Calv1n w1ll my locker whlch I have had for the last three years to any one who can get the padlock off It next fall my books to my brother and my ab1l1ty not to get my work done to J1m Hagerty I Joan Cra1n w1ll and bequeath my pos1t1on as ed1tor of the ANCHOR to Phyllls .Iennmgs the sought after Job of bookkeeper for Mr Sharp to J1m Gnagy ab1l1ty to get along Wlth Mr Sharp to D1ck Calvln attltude toward teachers to my slster Jean my ab1l1ty to make glrls mad to Sue Baker and my ab1l1ty to get out of classes to anyone who wants 1t I Roland Coulson w1ll my weld1ng Hblllty to M1 Fee I Joe Dean hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to Wflte the sports column 1n the school paper and Hamllton News to anyone who can spell double drlbble correctly two out of three tlmes and my bad case of nerves to anyone who has long flnger na1ls I Valta D1rr1m do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to be late to school every mormng to my slster W1ll1B because she has so far to go and my unwanted he1ght to Wart Mart1n I Anne Fee do hereby w1ll and bequeath my drums to Janlce N1ckols m ab1l1ty to h1t h1gh D IH Glee Club to any alto and my MISS R U Troubled Column to D1ck Calv1n because of h1s broad shoulders I Georg1a Dav1s do hereby w1ll and bequeath my ardent d1sl1ke to clnnamon balls to Sharon Grogg and my ab1l1ty to remember to Janet Fowler who seems to always m1splace our mus1c I John Gruenberg do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to get kICked out ot school to D1ck Calvxn who doesnt need It very much I Sharon Heath belng of sound mlnd' do hereby w1ll and bequeath my ex cruc1at1ngly loud wh1stle to Kay Ka1ser and my dlshonorable conduct 1n shorthand class to my slster Mad1lyn prov1d1ng of course that she IS r1d1culously mcongxuous enough to take shorthand I Polly Rohleder do hereby w1ll and bequeath my green ha1r to Mad1lyn Heath my ab1l1ty to squeek on every solo to Sue Ann Sanxter my fame as a delmquent Semor and to always get caught to Sandy Shr1der and my place as one of the Three Racketeers to MSFIHDG G I Norma Shlvely do hereby w1ll my great ab1l1ty of wr1t1ng dlrt to Maulyn Rozell my shorthand book to anyone who IS 1nterested We the Sen1ors of 52 hereby w1ll to Mr Broder1ck a senlor class that can supply h1m wlth a baby s1tter Mrs Cra1n our ab1l1ty to glV6 a good class play after rotten reheausals MISS Holzworth all of our extra he1ght that we mlght have Anderson the tremendous athlet1c ab1l1ty of our boys Rooker our trlos ab1l1ty to w1n flrst at contest then goof off at P 'I A Fee our ab1l1ty to argue 1n Earth SCICHCC and also a new l1ght socket Sharp another senlor class that s as easy to get along w1th as we were Goon our ab1l1ty to take d1ctat1on the Jumors all the formal affalrs that they want to have the Sophomores our old typewrxters even 1f they arent 1n too good ol con d1t1on the Freshmen our abll1IV to d1sag1ee Wllh what the maJor1ty of the students dcclde upon the Jamtors our 8bll1lV to clutter up the school the cooks our 8b1l1tV to gr1pe about meals but st11l tat IWILC as much as any body else Thns Page Sponsored By button 811. bchall Home Store Hanulton .H I 1 7 . . . . 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I To y v . 1 . .C . . . . lv 77'mp4ecg af ide 66444 5 One eold Deeembel day vie took oft with oul sled and dog, team to VlSll tllends of the class of 52 We stopped ln Nome Alaska to stay at the CD Motel Getting lnslde by the warm fireplace we found that the owner of this motel was Sharon Heath Krouse She told us that when they first built the motel Mr and Mrs Lowell Dale formerly Pauline Ann Rohleder had had half lnterest in It After a few months they had gotten tired of the cold weather and moved to California where Lowell ls, now usher for the Paris theater and Polly 15 there singing with Don Ranny Mrs Krouse also told us that John Gluenbelg IS the Ldlt01 of the Nome Gazette and Malda was 'lt home with the three little ones Continuing on our way we stopped next ln Jasper Canada Whlle eating oul dinner we ran into our old friend Duane Bulns who IS now toullng Canada with Jerry Gray s band Since he had divorced Norma Jean he was going back to llve at the old faithful Nine Mile Corners As you know Nolma Jean ls now private secretary to the President of the United States Looking JCIOSS the street we also notleed l sign saying, Lalvln s Shavel Shop owned by Jlm Calvln After we had talked to Jlm f0l a while he told us that pei haps Sandy his Wlfe eould give us some lnfolmatlon about the other classmates We went to eall on Sandy and she told us that our old friend Georgia Davis was now mdllled to Glenn Plekle NLWLUIYILI md th it they had l lovely eolonlal home lll South c.1dIOllIld oul dogs and sled to some suekel for a yellow eonvertlble Thls eal was owned by none other than Joe Dean who lb now on his w IV to Canada s famous fishing lesorts JOLlIIlE,YlllL, on to Indl lna me stopped lt bood old Hamllton to llnd Danny and Alleen marlled and now the new managers of the I G A stole They gave us the lowdown on two of the old gang, They sald that Anne Fee had gotten angry a Chlek Oberlln her husband and d1VOfLCd hlm because he dld not get her dll olehld fOI Valentines Day She lb now lnlllled to Roland Coulson who lb the worlds ehamplon lee skatel Whlle going, thloug,h Hamilton we hlppened to see Bob Swlhalt at the teed mlll getting ehleken feed He ll'lfOlIT'lLd us that he was the ploud husband of the former Valta Dlrrlm and lnvlted us out for supper As we entered thelr home we were greeted by several llttle smlles Whlle sitting by the window talking we saw a yellow streak go by and much to oul surprise Valta told us lt was Mr and Mrs Donald Martz the former Joan Craln returning to Texas Joan IS novx known all over the world as Mrs Texas lhls Page Sponsoled Bt Kalsel Implement Lo lzdon 1 1 , . , . , . 1 1 x ' ' 1 1 l 1 y .v ' ' ' ' . , , . . 1 Y r -,F ' 3 v a A 1 4 1 ' ' . 1 1 1- ' I I l 1 u . 7 4 4 Q C ' ' 1' ' ' 1 , ' 1 1 1 ' J D ' . s - 7 ' ! 1 7 V . . , . 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V . 7 , 1. 1, 'V ' ' ' J x 1 ' ' x Y' I ' x ' 1 1 1 l,-, 1 Ll Top row l to r Anne Fee Joan Cram Kyle Kenyon Polly Rohleder Joan Cra1n J1m Calvln Joan Cram Anne Fee John Gruenberg Danny Brown Bottom row l to r Danny Brown Duane Burns Polly Rohleder Anne Fee J1m Calvm Joan Cra1n Sharon Heath John Gruenberg Duane Burns Sharon Heath Polly Rohleder eww: play Mrs Cram dneeted the Semen Play Meet the lV1lddlLl0llS lhls play was gxven on October 19 1951 The east of eharaeters was Myra the wldowed mother Sharon Heath Elmor her oldest daughter Polly Pohledel Gladys the mxddle daughter Anne Fee Teddy the youngest daug,hte1 Joan Cram Johnny the oldest son Kyle Kenyon Allen the youngest son John Gruenbexg, Cynthla Mylas slster ln law Valta Dnunn Merle Potter Elmox s husband Duane Burns Edwln Westlate Gladys husband Danuv Brown Bobby Halnes Teddye, glfl frlend Norma bhlVLlW Mary Maxvm a Salvatlon Almy 5,111 Alleen Mann Heetor the Junk man Dale Durnn Meet the Mlddletons 15 a play that lllV0lVLb the tuals and tubulauons ol an average Amerxean famlly however some of then dlftleultles werent everyday problems Gladys rcelved an old lashloned magle lamp from Aunt Cynthla for a weddlng present Gladys and Edwln were very mueh dlsappomted wlth thexr g1ft because they were expeetmg a S1000 so that Ed eould start h1s busmess They gave the lamp to Johnny who m turn traded lt to Hector When they d1SCOV6I that the S1 000 was hldden m the lamp there was qu1te a merry ehase to retrxeve It The other characters afforded an mterestmg and h1lar1ous baekground lor th1s plot, The Senior class enjoyed producing this play and also the nice time we had at Mrs. Crains party after dress rehearsal. 16 SHARON HEATH Waleafcclafzdafa l llke to thlnk of the years whleh we have spent ln school as stepplng, stones that help us make our way across a wlde rlver In the begmnmg when we started across thls rlver of educatlon we knew llttle almost nothmg of the world around us The fr1endsh1p and guldance of ou1 teachers and parents have made crossmg th1s vast span an eas1er task The knowledge that we have galned 1n these past twelve years wlll undoub tedly prove to be our most mdlspensable possesslon We w1ll use lt as a tool to solve our problems to make oul declslons to make llfe more pleasant for others and ourselves and to try to help make the people IH our world umte themselves ln peace Now as we ale about to descend hom the flnal stone onto the unknown shore of the future we are fxlled wlth conf1dence whleh you our teachers parents and frxends have glven us We smcerely hope to DIUVQ oulselves worthx at and prepared for the tremen dous opportunxtles whlch llc befoxe us Shax on Heath Thls Page Sponsoled Bx L, Kenneth Hubbald Angola 17 I ' , ' , '. , . . 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' -,lk K- -. f- H . . was 'ny'-5 ANNE FE Salalalnmn Succesb Ou1 Demtlny On behalf of the Scnlor Clase I would l1ke to welcome our parents, faculty and frlends here tomght It lS w1th your help that thla Commencement 1S poss1ble We would especlally llke to thank our parents For 18 years we have llved a llfe of contentment protected by our very watchful parents You have soothed and comforted us ln our hours of lllness You have always been there to lend a helplng hand But now lb the hour of dlscoverw a new lxfe awalte ue A llfe wlthout thc tannhar parental guxdance that has alwave been Wlth ua Some of us will go to college Ol jom .1 branch ol thc SLIVILC others w1ll fund dWaltS us at every corner Regardless, of what occupatxon me max choose we wlll do our Jobs, Well for a new l1fe a new world awalts us md we sh xll step mto thlb World Wlth confldencc you have made thxs pobmblc Anne Fcc Plus, Page bponsoxcd BX Mebscnecl Lolpolatlon Auburn lb It E I n . -. Q 31 ' ' 1 , ' .. 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I r 'in ' - -l v- .--. ul' ' ' H -- 60660665444 lwenty two shy boys and girls found their way into the Hamilton High Sehool building on the morning of September 6 1949 Immediately they mherrted the name of Freshmen New members from Franklin Center were Marrlee Ford Ann Wrllennar and Jrm Hagerty Lrght of our g,rrls Joined G A A Mr Fee was our class sponsor In the year of 1950 51 twenty three eager students enrolled rn the Sophomore Class Janet Fowler was our new member eomrng, from Metz Early rn the fall Betty Platt withdrew and entered sehool ln St Petersburg Elorrda but entered sehool rt Hamilton learn the next spring, Our sponsor for the year was again Mr Fee Twenty three students enrolled rn the Junior Class ot 1951 52 Kenny Drrrrrn Sandra Shrrder Phyllis Jennings Sue Baker Marylyn Rozell LaMar Smrth Kyle Kenyon Jane Petre Jimmy Gnagy and Joan Teegardrn have been with the elass drew and entered school at Swanton Ohro makmg, our number twenty two again eleven boys and eleven girls We presented the play Our Miss Brooks on Mareh Z1 1951 under the drree tion of Mrs Cram Several of the girls were rn the G A A play Always Tell the Truth Most of the boys took part rn athletres and a few took part rn glee club Seven grrls were rn band and seven rn glee elub The Junrors had eharge of th pop stand with the help of their sponsor Mr Goon Our class officers for the year were Phyllis Jenn ngs president Jerry Aldrreh vice presrdent Sandra Shrrder seeretary treasurer Marylyn Rozell reporter and LaMar Smith student council representative Liaek row left to right M1 Goon LaMar Smith ' Marylvn Rorell Jerry Ald rich Front row left to right Sandra Shrrder Phyllis Jennrngs Kyle Kenyon I'h1s Page Sponsored By C J Maxton Motor Sales Edgerton 19 I ' ' . . . ' . . ' ,' . V. ' . ' ' . - x - ' J J' 1 ' x ' I ' x 4 ' i , ' . - D 1 . . T . . ' ,4 . , . ' . 3 ' ' H X ' ' A I 3 ' T I ,x 1 A ' 1 Y 5- . Z . ' i , ' 1 , . .' ,I . K. . . . , . ,. . . - . 1 ' - , - ' K ' I L' xA ' i 1 x 4 ' ' ' sl' 4 - ' . I V V V M ' ' ' Y , , , , 1 ' , since the first grade. At the beginning of the second semester, Marlene Clark with- 4 1 I 1 y - 1 1 ' i- . , v H . ' . . . 3' . . - ' , ' . .- Y Y J ' ' ' . . ' . -4 . , . . . . . , ' ' 1 s ' - l ' . . Y C ' , . . . ' . . ,. , . ' 4 4, .J .' , . . ' . y ' - ' . ' . - . , . . 1 . 1 Y V 7 I 7 , . . . ,P -1. Wim ' 4 . - ,' -I y . A .I y . . . ' ' ' If . . 1 . - , , 5 x , . , 2, ' . : ' 4 1 - 1 - 1 47 ' Jerry Aldrich Larry Aldrich Sue Baker Dick Calvin as RSV - i M 1 if f Q, ag , at Jr. Marlene Clark Kenny Dirrim Marilce Ford Janet Fowler if ,lf .2 V5 ,,,,' , . K Q1 it 1 ,Q 'X if if if If K E 79 K Perry Gall James Gra Sharon Grob, Jim Hagerty Phyllis Juininbs Kyle Kenyon Dick Klebe Hank Krohn Jane Petre Betty Pl :tt lVlarylyn RoLLll andy Shrider LaMar Smith Jean Tcebardin Ann W1lle'rrar Friday nigblrt M ith Zl it b 00 p in tha. Juniors gave the play Our Miss Fhe Last was as follows Miss Brooks Ann Willennal Miss Finth Marylyn RoLell Hugo Longaere LaMar Smith Mr Wadsworth Kyle Kenyon Miss Audubon Jane Petre Georgia Davis Sue Baker Br ooks Elsie Elaine Sylvia Doris Mar ge Faith Rhonda Ted Stanley Martin Marilee Ford Betty Platt Sharon Grogg Janet Fowler Sandy Shrider Jim Gnagy Henry Krohn Richard Klebe Mrs Allen Joan Teegardin Basketball Players Jim Hagerty Larry Aldrich Dick Calvln The play duetted by Mrs Crain was one ot our best W 'fa Mar I i 'ug Q 5' : sy A , ' . . . L x ' .,, 1 S, .' . .. U. , ' ' l.A. . , f , f l '. . I u.. - . -. , .. ,. , N , ,r , ., Jane .... , ,.,..........,....,.............. Phyllis Jennings ' ' ' ........,..... . A , . , r , . , '.,., .. ..4. ,,, ' . .D 662:44 The Sophomoles now havc 24 1n then class Fhey galned two new me1nbe1s thls year Ann Eddy who came from Metz and Robert Banta from Pleasant Lake On the second day of school the class chose the followmg class offxcers Presl dent Robert Zelgler V1ce presldent W1lma D1rr1m Secretary 8a Treasurer Marlene Husselman Student Councll Norma Hamman Repolter Marxannc Grlfflth For our flrst party wc had a plcnxc at WIIIOW Pomt and skatmg afterwards at Cxrcle Park to wh1ch we 1nv1ted the whole school At the Carn1val we were 1n charge of the movxes naxl dr1ve and candy stand Marlene Husselman Betty Fowler B1ll Mathers and Gene Gordon represented us ln the Wolf and Queen contest Other progects wh1ch we undertook th1s yea1 wele a Garden project on wh1ch On February 29 the Sophomore boys iEarthtroodersJ won the class tourney They beat the Senlors ID the fust game and went on to beat the Junlors 31 30 ln thc f1nal game Four of the boys were on the h1gh school team B111 Mathers was on the ilrst team and Robert Banta Robert Thrush Robert Zelgler were on the second team Two of our members Wllma D1rrxm and Sue Ann banxter were flrst team cheerleaders Glee Club members m our class we1e bue Ann Qanxter Ann Lddy Betty Fow ler Mar1anne Gr1ff1th and B111 Mathers Norma Malone Wxlma D1rr1m Ahce Everltt Sue Ann Sanxter Marlene Hussel man Norma Hamman Ann Eddy E1leen Coulson and Mar1anne Gflfflth were 1n G A A th1s year Band members were Wllma D1rr1m Marlene I-russelman Marlanne Grltflth Sue Ann Sanxter Ann Fddy Ahce Everltt Norma Malone and Robert Ze1gler Back row standmg l to Mrs Cram Norma Ham man Mar1anne Grlfflth Front row l to r W1lma Dlfflm, Bob Zelgler, Mar lene Husselman 21 . 1 1, ' ' . 1 . . ' ,1 ' , . 1 - , , . .. . U y L1 . 1 ' 1 ' . 1: U- - ' 9 A - ' - ' ' ' 1 ' - 3 - ' 5 ' - I ' ' ' ' Q, ' - ' , 1 .1 1 1 ' l Y il Q 4 we worked last summer and a magazine sale which we sponsored in December. I Y 1 I ' ' , 1 4 ' - 1 t 1 v ' 1 '-'I 1 ' 1 ' I 7 ' , A ' I , ' 4 y 1 I 1 1 - Y ! 7 4 1 A ' Q . . . y , ' y . . , , y 1 4 s - 1 1 . 1 , ' ' r: . , - , . , 2 ' ' pf mmA ' if W' 47 fe-'V .W qt P WC' pw for ,yqqa 'W mn lr Mow of xx? 'M' av-af an ,fx-nr YWX MG we f ' 4-.fr-W' 33 Bob Bama Wava Cdmuon E11een Coulson Duane Qldlll WIIHII Dlx 1 llll Ann Eddx A11LL Evelltt Bcity Bowie: Huny C1111 Robut bLb51r1g,u Gone Goldon Maxmm L bllllltll Noxmx Hdmmm M nlene Hus Llmm Wdltu Jack Nolmd Mdlom. Mdrlln Manu B111 Mathub Shuley MCKLHI l'x.mu.b Pelu Yom Petra Sue Ann Sdnxlu Bob Thrush Bob Z61b16I meaelaw Twenty f1V8 merry but shy students enrolled as Freshmen 111 then fust yeal of hlgh school on August 31 1951 Thlrteen boys and twelve glrls w1th M1 W1ll1am bee as then elass sponsox elected the1r offxcers as follows Walter Rellllg Presxdent Owen Teegardln Vlee Presldent Leora Rosenberry Secretary Treasurex Madllyn Heath Reporter Gfdtld Haughey Student Counc1l Repesentatxve Walter Relfllg Owen Teegardm Gratla Haughey and Leola Rosenberry were selected by the class to compete m the Wolf and Queen Contest at the sehool ear mval The class enjoyed a skatmg, party m the eaxly fall and extended an mvltatlon to the entlre h1gh school In late wmter the freshmen held a square danelne, party ln the gym and ln vlted other freshmen classes from the surroundmg commun1t1es student manager Thls elass has ten membels lll muted eholus blX 1n the advaneed band and two 1n the begmners band The elass also had four membexs lll the lf l' A Thls has been a ve1y enjoyable year tor the elass and they are eagerly lookmg, forward to the1r Sophomore year Back R W 1 to r M Bee Madxlyn Heath Gra t1a Haughey Front Row l to r Waltel Rellllg Owen Teegardm Leora Rosenberry , - ' 1 Y 1 1 , 1 , , 1 1 1 , ' ,' . 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Paul Clark Douglas Lultls if ,y It Dlll J lmes EfULlbtJIl Shella Fee Vlrglnla Plaley Larry Glllflth Roberta Hanes Bob Howard Sandy Husselmall Mareella lack Sandra Kenyon ,ga Ag Janlce Nlekols B nnle Petle Shlrley Rlehey Larry Slbelt Jelly Kurtz W Phyllls Smlth Ronnle Thomas Shlrley Wa OHL1 Gary Zelglel M, Herbert Zelglbl ,Q , cmd 2:9466 Qmdea lhls yeal the seventh and Llghth blades wele moved flOIIl the 100111 lll Wll1Lll thelr fathers mothers and glandparents had attended sehool to room four Ill the hlgh school bulldlng On August 31 twenty four students enlolled ln the elghth grade and twenty one IU the seventh Of th1S enrollment fourteen Qlghth graders and ten seventll graders have always attended Hamllton school Two new students Jolned the elghth grade Larly Slbelt and Ronald Fhomas The latter was here only one month and then moved away Wllllam HaFH1Sh was new to the seventh grade thls year Vlfglflla Fraley and Judy Clark moved way leavlng forty two students lll the 100m These classes have been very actlve Two paper drlves Patlol palty Annual Patrol Banquet Patrol plcnlc at Kendallvllle Assembly program Parent students dlnner followed by Klte Tourney Educatlonal tour and Junlor H1 basketball wele the maln events of the year 25 , . .D I I B V ' A- gi I U- - , v , 'H v -. 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'W Ji? at Mi if 'N WS' Ruth Anthony Sharon Beerbower Rlchard Brooks Donald Cook Connxe Crowl Rrchard Duncan Estella Egly Nancy Emer1ck Larry Fee Jerry Fee Rlchard Gaff B111 HBFIIS James Harmsh Davxd Kunkle Lmda Lemmon Maur1ce Marquart Anne Moore Kay MOYFIS Peggy Myers N1cky Myers Max Rltter James Sutton Darlene Swrft Nancy Teegard1n Shlrley Tuttle Lucy Wagoner Charles Bergman Jamce Carpenter Romalee Edd Joyce Gnagy Onalee Hanes Garst Haughey Roger Jack CCC11 Johnson Jack Klebe Louls Lemmon Janet McKean Emma Petre Mary Petre Phyllxs Rohrbaugh Ph1ll1p Schall Beverly S1bert Glorla Sutton Marton Thomas John Taylor r 'f Natalec Ban 40656 and Saztd Qzcwlec Al the begmnxng ol school there were torty flV6 enrolled IH our room Twenty tlve ln the nfth grade and twenty 1n the s1xth grade Of thls number several enrolled for the f1rst t1me rn our room They were Ruth Anthony James HHFHISH Maur1ce Marquart Peggy Myers Phyllls Rohrbough Beverly Slbert and Johnny Thomas Two of the e have w1thdrawn from our room Johnny Thomas went back to Alb1on and Peggy My ers to Fort Wayne In November Nxckolax Ryss trom Germany entered the fourth grade On Jan uary 2 NlCk01Hl entered our room as a s1xth grader Natal1e Ba1r entered the s1xth Urade on January 2 Natahe came from Hudson When school began atter the Chustmas Vacat1on the grades were dlV1d6d Mrs Stewart teachmg the f1lth grade and Mr Fee the s1xth grade Garst Haughey, Joyce Gnagy, Beverly Svbert, and Glor1a Suttcn are 1n the school band Ph1ll1p Schall, John Taylor, B111 Harrls, Cec1l Johnson, Davld Kunkle, Darlene bW1lt, Jerry Fee, and Kay Morrls are tak1ng 1nstrumental lessons and playmg ln the J un1or Band The basketball team have had a very good season They won all s1x of the1r ball games and the Harlan Tourney Gloua Sutton, Joyce Gnagy, and Kay Morr1s are the cheerleaders 30 f ' t t t n .::.. 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'tial if 1JLn'... lhc fourth grade room rs the home room of twenty students l cy lr e ll bu very busy workrng and playrng Thc school calendu rs crammed lull ot thrn s whrch have been done Some of the actrvrtres rnclude The Halloween costume parade through the school and uptown lrllowed br a party A proJect runnrng the penny prtch concessrcn at the carnrval A Chrrstmas party Wrth a Chrrstmas grft exchange and plenty or food A Valentrne s Day party wrth a Valerrtrne card exchange and loud to ear Late rn the year several plays were acted out rn the class The students have been grven three perrod a week rn he D m The fourth grade has lost two students Ronnre Fraley who mox ed to Metz Phyllrs Clem who moved to Angola The students Wrth the best scholarshrp records were Phercsra Curtrs Mil Fowler Bonrta Gorsuch Kathleen McCool Karen K Parlter Sharon Rozell Gerard Ruppert Brenda Wagorer Mary C Wagoner and Mary Wood After Chrrstmas the 4th 5th and 6th grades were separated ut rndrvrdual um s 21 , . . 1 . 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Phrlrp Aldrrth Jerry Anthony Wrllram Brown Lors Cameron Sharon Cram Davrd Cool Gary Duran Dale Egly Margo Emerrtk Rosalee Fee Rrce Fraley Katherrne Gall Lynn Gyllsdorlf Ruth Ann Hanselman Marllyn Harrrs Narey Heckathorn ' Connre Heston .lrmmy Krndrg Jack Kruse Luere Lemmon Suzan Malone Mrchael Martrn Vlvran Metz Rudy MBZOSI Larolyn McCurdy Gary Petre Larry Radclrll Marrlyn Rohrbaugh Jlmmy Sanxter Nell Sutton Steven Swrft Gwen Teegarclrn Drana Thomas .av W' Sue Thomas Jackre Tuttle : fd A Gretthen Wagoner Charlene Wernhold Paul We1nhold My Sandra Wilson Ralph Wrlson Phrllrp Zergler amz gm Forty one puprls enrolled lll the thrrd grade when school bebln but there have been nurnerous chanbe Sue Thomas soon returned to Albron Junror Fraley and Rudy Mezosr moved to Metz Gary Don Duran m ved to Texas and Imogene Bartletr entered from Fort Way ne Nearly all the puprls were urh hood workers tnat trme passed rapldly At the P T A Chrrstmas probram they had great fun dramatlzrng The Travel mg Chrrstmas Tree There were other hrghlrghts to relreve the monotony of regular classroom rcutrne uch as the Halloween Valentlne and brrthday partres Each Sprrng thrs room presents a probram to entertarn therr mothers 3 ,gr . X . M W' 4' A . Jackie Teegardlrn x Jil, 3 1: ' wx A ' 1, Q, . X . , W' wa. i 7 m ia A W U Q A N :j.,., . . r rf: M , ff, A --'if ' 4 T I ' - ' 2 1 3 z 1 . . . 1 M4 fps 1 I ' - - 1 f ' - 1 1 . ' . '- -1 . ' 1 0'2- . . . U di . . ' 9 ' ' 5 ' 1 9 . . . 1 ,- , , , 0. . , ' - rr .. , - ' - ' vm , - ' ' . - , - ' S . , ' y ' ' . - ' ' v . . . . 0- ' ' ' Jo lll Alfold James Brooks Roy Cameron Sue Ann Cary Lxvxrence Curtls Gene Dlehl Judy Dnum 'F Linda D1rr1m 1' Juha Dur can Charles Egely Lmdx Fec Shxrley Gaff DIXIL Gall Martha Gordon Charles Hanes bh non Jackson Rex John on Thomas Martm Juamta McCu1dx Wayne McKean Llyse MCLdUbhlll1 Davld Prough Gary Prcugh Lewls Rookel Allred Ruppert Charles Shalp Roxanna Shrxdex Jlmmy Slbell George Stout Annetta Teebardm Jlmmy Zelgler male Thuty one puplls enrolled 1n the second gxade August 31 1901 On Octobel .il Karen McIntosh a former Waterloo pupll entered thc second glade at Ham1lton From Mllwaukee WISCCHSIH came Rxchard Hartheb N vembex 16 January 5 he left Ham1lton for Ca11forn1a Clyde McLaugh1m moved to Ch1Cdg0 Januar, ll, then the enrollment was agam 31 The holldays have loomed blg 1n the llve ot second graders Halloween was the flrst btg hollday event Bes1des the b1g paxade, and the exutement of costumes there were treats and games 1n the heme r om In November there were stones ot the P1lgr1ms There were excltlng tales ot feasts IH varlous home At Chrlstmas tlme the pup11s helped ln the P T A program It was great lun to decorate the room, but nothmg equalled the Joy expressed 1n he exchange ot glllb even though the event was delayed untll after vacatxon because of bad weathel Each oupxl made hls own Valentme box by decoratmg a paper bag whlch served as a po t tfflce box The valentmes were xnnumerable Sex elal mothers sent LO0k1l3 valentmes to all oi the pupxls Mrs Jackson, the 100m mother, has been thoughtful and kllld She dld somethlng n1ce for the class each hollday 58 2 ' A' J k l 1 A 37? 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Q I ' I I 1 A if f ':, E gz- I I . , , U. - , I ' - -- , A I U' ' . 1 . 1 Y . , C - 1 I ' ' tibia 1':,. fs 1 .. 1' ,wwf ' 1 LIN A ,431 L..1A172L na-fb' 'WWMW Jean R1 Ja ucv ,sf Q ' vw' L4 out gm de Chard Co Burch ok Chester Curt1s k Cather 1ne Emu IL net Enciu s C1101 PLL Nancy 141.1 James Hamm 1V1d111yll Hdlgbl owax d Jane H Humes R1cky Thomas Kruse K.L1111L,1.11 Kunkle James Lemmon lm P.1111L1'1 M.1L L MLLuugh mr' Mo11ey Hogu Pctl L Carol P1 ough R1chey Larry Sd11C1L15 Denny Jatkm Sanxtu Mavxs Sutton FIHUCIA Wllsbn James Wood :JZ school yLa1 them wus 111 enrollment ut Z4 1 fJanuary Pltfltk McLuu,,h1111 Geur Carol Tracy jomed us and At t11e beg,111111111:, u the f1I'5tgI21C1L 13 bows and 11 t,1r1s Bell and Mac Lvnn 'VIo1le5 moxed away n P abby H111 came 1n Febxuary Both are from Oh1o We took pdl 111 the Hallovxeen pa1ade and m the P T A Chustmas p ,D We d1d a number Wh1Ch mcluded our vshcle class We made .1 Valentme p st 01i1ce and had lots of treats m Febxuaxy buthdaxs we1e celebrated 1n December E1ght 10 Y ..- 5 1 K -4 1 -cow 4-Q ' - x 'F , A 1 A x fx 14 5 , A E X , ezu ' 7 ' 'ii I s w ' f' 1, . ,, . . 11 M, gan. , 2 ' ' ,, t , ,. vw 1 I , . ' ll Ji, . ff E , X 2 ,ly . X :ui ft 1 ig, x Q 4 if , 1, Lv ,, 1 Q-1 , , V . .. 1' 'fan fe- . . , I tv A, l 'ax I 1 - , K' . 1 4 fam, ff 1-We H .- -1 'i ' 5' ' r A V Lal-, fejjk s an M . , I Wg 73 X 1 ig - Vx ' , ' ., Q2 f 4, AQ, 1-f aff-r if-13 ' 3,11 L69 .. C . u l l ,. KA we , In W If ' ,, x .. 11 1' A NA 5, 'T 1, 14' 1 hs nw, eff! nl , j X I -f ' 1 1' the 1951- 5 - ' ze z - ' .1 .- ' ' 1: ff' '. The firsto . 2 '- - ' ff ' , ge ' , . ' ' ' . I January ' A ' 1 M v ' f ' , . . Y. ' I .' ' 't ' A ' ' 1 ' ' . , . 1'0 I'ZlII1 j A c T1 1117755 X Of Q X 'V ' W ,Je A X 1X j U Xa J QQ Standing, l to r: Betty Platt, Anne Fee, Mr. Rooker, Sue Sanxter, Sue Baker, Norma Malone, Alice Everitt, Willie Dirrim, Sharon Gregg, Marianne Griffith, Mar- lene Husselman, Madilyn Heath. Center Back raw L: Duane Burns, James Emerson. Center Front row L: Marylyn Bozell, Beverly Sibert, Glria Sutton. Back row L: Joyce Gnagy, Bob Zeigler, Larry Sibert. Middle row L: Janice Gnagy. Karen Radcliff. Front row L: Marlene Clark, Sandra Shrider. Back Row R: front to back: Shirley Wagner, Romalec Eddy, Garst l'lauglie,v. ga 5 Joan Teegardin, Sharon Heath. Front row R: front to back: Kay Kaiser Rosalie Kaiser. The marching band had twenty foul playing members, five twirlers and cne drum niajorette. To augment the band for the contest and the spring concert, seven member. were added from the junior band. The band began the year's activities by plaging for the Auburn street fair. march' ing in the parade and playing for free acts as well as giving two concerts. The band played in the stands for one baseball game and marched at six of the home basketball games, playing on the stage for the cthers. Roxie Shrider, Madilyn Heath and Wilma Dirrim participated in the district twirling cintest at Auburn in October, Roxie and Wilma as soloists and Madilyn and Wilma in a duet were given superior ratings. At the Band Contest at Angola on April 5 the band played Our Director , Sunny land , and Allan-A-Dale . Band offiecrs are: Duane Burns, President: Marylyn Rozell, Vice-president an.. reporter, Anne Fee, secretary-treasurer. 96666 The girls' glee club gave several public perl'ormance.s under the clirection ul lvlr, Hooker. March 11 the glee club was combined with the newly organiacd hops' chorus. Back row. l t.. ri Duane Burns, James Gnagy, Jerry Aldrich, Owen 'l'eegardin, Walter Reinig, Joe Dean, Kenneth Dirrim, Niles Kenyon. Next row. l to r: Sandy Shrider, Janet Fowler, Marilee Ford, Noretta Danglcr. Georgia Davis, Judy Clark, Karen Radcliff, Rosalie Kaiser, Roberta Hanes, Jean Crain, Janice Nickols. 2nd row, l to r: Madilyn Heath, Marianne Griffith, Gratia Haughey, Sharon Grogg. Sharon Heath, Leora Rtsenberry, Kay Kaiser, Marilyn Teegardin, Anne Fee. lst row, l to ri Marilyn Rozell, Sue Baker, Sue Ann Sanxter, Janice Gnagy, Joan Crain, Joan Teegardin, Betty Fowler, Marlene Clark, Ann Eddy, Mr. Rooker. Back row, l to r standing: Janice Niclzols. Lanny Cool. Mr. Rooker, Back row. sitting l tc r: Ann Eddy. Darlene Swift. Bonita Gorsuch. Bob Howard, Herb Zeigler, Stephen Fee. Jerry Fee. David Kunkle, Mart Fowler. Gerard Ruppert. Phillip Shall, Cecil Johnson. Front row, l to r: Roberta Hanes, Shirley Harnish. Kay Morris. Johnny Taylor L3 nn Aldrich, Jean Crain. Bill Harris. ' gourd The Junior Band was formed this year to give players who are just beginning training and experience in band work before they are ready for the high schtol band. All players begin with privaie lessons during school time and are placed in the band when they have achieved a certain degree of skill. After they are in the band they still receive one private lesson each week. Several members ot' the Junior Band have already been promoted to the high scncol band. The band played tor a meeting of the Band Parents trganization Dec. 4, and for an all-school assembly April 4. This band will assist in building up interest in our music department. and in training better players for our high school band, In this way it should prove of great benefit and is one of the most important parts of our music pixgram. 77la72vzettea Left to right: Sharon Grogg. Marianne Griffith. Roxy Shrider. Marlene Hussel- man. Madilyn Heath. Back row, l to ri Alleen Mann. Norma Shively, Valta Dirrim, Roland Coulson. Jim Calvin, Polly Rohleder, Jte Dean. Front row, left to right: Sharon Heath, Anne Fee, Duane Burns, Danny Brown. Joan Crain, Mr. Goon. 4 ' ' at The students enjoyed tne many issues of the Hamiltonian that were puplisnwl under the supervision of Mr. Goon. Several features were added to the paper sur,-li as the Miss Fixit and Miss R. U. Trrubled Column. The members of the stall are as follows: Sharon Heath, Editor, Polly l-tonleuui Mrs. Crain and Mr. Goon, prool' readers, Polly Rchleder. Marylyn Rozell. Mariannl Griffith, Madilyn Heath, Mrs. Enders, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Willennar, Mr. Broclerirk. Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Arnold Fee. and Mrs. Hanselman. Mzazg Staff Hack How. l to r. Eileen Coulson, .lane Pelre, Betty Platt, Alice l'iX'1'llll, A n. Willennar, Norma Malone, Norma Hamman. Betty Fowler. Front l'UW, l to ri Shari n Grogg. lVIarilyn Rozoll. Marlene Ilussclnisun, Slime-,. McKean, lVlrs. Hanselman. and Anne Fee, Features, Valta Dirrim, class news, Norma Shively, dirt page: Joe Dean and Jim Calvin, sports, Danny Brown, art editor, Alleen Mann, n:ireulat,i.in' Back Row, l to r: Anne Fee, Alleen Mann, Norma Shively, Georgia Davis, Valta Dirrim, John Gruenburg, Roland Coulson, Jim Calvin, Danny Brown, Joe Dean. Front row, l to r: Mr. Sharp, Pollie Rohleder, Phyllis Jennings, JC-an Crain, Sharon Heath, Duane Burns. 06404 STAFF- Editor ...................... ................... J oan Crain Assistant Editor ....... ......... P hyllis Jennings Business Manager ....... ............. J oan Crain Literary Editor ............... ...................,.......... i Sharon Heath Sports Editor ..................... .......................................... J oe Dean Assistant Sports Editor ........ ........ D uane Burns and Jim Calvin Alumni Editor .................... ................................... V alta Dirrim Snapshct Editor ............. . ..................................,......... Polly Rohleder Sponsor ...........,.........................,...................................... Charles Sharp Publishing this annual has been a new and interesting experience for the Seniors. As the book was put together, we found that it was filled with many reminders of the many things that have happened this year. This annual will help us to remember our activities in school. We the Seniors hope that this year's Anchor will prove to be as enjoyable to you as it has been to us in bringing it to you. 6624 The library is under the supervision of Mrs. Hanselman this year. It has been moved from room 1 to room 3. New shelves were built in roim 3 i-n preparation for the moving of the library. These shelves afford adequate space for the new books that are constantly being added. Since the library is in room 3, it gives the students more opportunities to use the reading material. This Page Sponsored By: Nine Mile Corner-Metz 3.1 Back POW. 1 10 1'I M12 Fee. OWCH Tflegardin. Gerard Ford. Paul Martin. Perl: Gaff, Bob Thrush, Duane Crain, Waltei Jack, Marlin Mann. Bob Zeieler. Kenny Dirrim. Front row. l to ri L-aIVIai' Smith, Walter Reinig. John Gruenbure. Roland Coulson Danny Brown, Niles Kenyon, Hank Krohn. 7,7 , On September 17, there was a iiieeting ol' the FFA to eit-ct li.t-t-is io. .tit year. LaMar Smith was elected Presidentg Henry Krohii. Vice Presideiitg Daiiiiy Brown. Secretaryg John Gruenberg, Reporter, Bob Banta. Treasurer: and lttlaiid Coulson, Sentinel. There was a total enrollment oi nineteen members in the cliaptcr. but oiit member dropped out leaving eighteen. There were five boys initiated inte the chapter as ereenhaiids this year. The. were Bob Banta. Patil Martin. Buddy Ford. Niles Kenyon. and Walter lit-inte. The chapter built a hoghcuse as a money raising project, llolaiid Cotilsoii was appointed Chairman of the project. A pest contest was held with the freshmen and sophomores aeaiiist t.ic juiiioixs and seniors, The juniors and seniors win and were treated to a supper hy the losers. On March 6, :here were eight members that attended ttie District l F.X llaiidiiet at Huntertown. One new project was started by the FFA club this year. Thiee plots t' ground have been rented in different parts ot' the township lor corn and oats plots, lt is hoped that these projects will make money tl r the chapter and also proves to be educational. Fertilizer and variety experiments are beige planned on the plots iii ci,-operation with the County agents office. LaMar Smith has received his State Farmer Dceree which ls an iioiior lot him- selt and his teacher, Mr. Fee. 2 4' 4 71 Our l95l -i-H program was a surccsstul one as judged by iiiteiest and attciidaiirt- til meetings. Officers were IiaMar Smith, Pres.: Phyllis Smith. Secretary: Boo Zciult-r. 'Vreass ureri Owen Teegardin, Vice Pres: and Marylyn Bozell. Reporter, Ten ineetiirgs wt,-.ti planned by the otticers with a movie or some special proerain at each mectiiig. Some talks were elven by members on their projecs. One added feature that created a lot ot' interest among the 4-H li ys .ind girls this gear was the beginning of a local lair. lt gave the members a charte io t-xhibi' livestock and other projects izere at Hamilton. The Fair committee. under the direction of Leo Radcliff argr: tzi tin- Zliiaizt-iai help of the mercharits. erected four tents and paid oui over Slftll lti tllsttllllttlf il!-'5 iibb igs. Our tractor pulllile contest was also held on ikic same czaj.: Other highliglits ol' the year were the County Fair Ln Auau-t. t:.e Copirty 4-ll picnics at Pol-iae n Park. and our local club tour and picnic' in .lulj-1 This Page Sponsored By: Burggoyne Bros, tJohn Det-ret-Auburn 156 PTT -4 Back row. l to r: Romalee Eddy. Onalee Hanes. Nancy Teegardin. Ann Mo re. Connie Crowle. Nancy Emerick, Romalee Eddy. Onalee Hanes, Nancy Teegardin. Ann Moore. Connie Crowl. Nancy Emerick. Middle row. l to ri lVIarilyn Teegaidin. Janice Carpenier. Gloria Sutton. Natalie Bair. Phyllis Smith, Shelia Fee. Patty Dirr. Janice Nickols. First row. l to ri Marylyn R.zell. Roberta Hanes, Sue Baker, Janet Foxvler. Joan Teegardin. Kay Kaiser, Sandy Husselmaii. Rosalie Kaiser. Karen Radcliff. Gratia Haughey. Qaida' 4-W In 1951 the Hamilton Active Aces 4-H Club had 30 members. Our leader wa Colleen Penland and the officers were as follows: President .,........,............,,..,..,..........,..,................,......,... Marylyn Rozell Vice-President ,..,...............,......,..........,...,... .,.,.. G ratia Haughey Secretary ..,........,.... ................,...........,,...,...,.... J anet Fowler Treasurer ,,,..,..,.,........ .. . ..,...,.,......................................... Kay Kaiser Recreation Leaders . ..,. ,...... J oan Teegardin and Rosalee Kaiser Pianist ..................,..,. ..............,.........,................ K aren Radcliff Reporter .........,.............,..........,...,....,....,.,..,......,..... Sandra Husselman Health Leader ..............,..,.,.......,,....... Sue Baker and Roberta Hanes During the year Marylyn R. Won a trip to the Jr. Leader Conference and J an T. won a trip to the Purdue Round-Up. Also. Sue B. and Joan T. went to the In- diana Staie Recreation Institute at Wabash. They also went to the District Jr. Leader Conference at Goshen. At the County 4-H Fair Gwen Taylor won Grand Champion in Baking and Join T. won Reserve Champion in Canning. The following sent products to the State Fair: Gratia H.. Kay K.. Colleen P., Gwen T.. Rosalee K., and Joan T. gage' 471 Back row. l to ri Gary Zeigler, Duane Crain. Marlin Mann, Bob Thrust. Perry Gaff, Gene Gordon, David Kunkle. Third Row, l to ri Mr. Fee. Donald Cook. Shirley Wagner, Bb Howard. Herb Zeigler, John Gaff, Garst Haughey. Nicky Myers. Second Row, l zo r: Jerry Tuttle. Lanny Coal. James Emerson, Hank Krohn. Larry Baker, Walter Krohn. Bob Dirrim. First Row. l to r: Marilyn Rozell. Kenneth Dirrim. Owen Teegardin. J iin Grucn- burg. LaIVIar Smith. Robert Zeigler. Phyllis Smith. 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Left to Rlght Mrs Herbert Howard Mrs Robelt Moore Mrs Stanlex Heath Mrs bernard Broderlck The fust meetmg of the Hamllton P T A wa e on Stptcmbtl 11 19 1 I was a potluck supper to welcome the teachers Mrs Dorothv How nd the plesldcnt ,Dave a welcome whxch was respcnded to by Mr Charles Sharp Dllllilpdl The buslress rneetmg followed a muslcal entertalnment The mam proJect cf the P T A 1S sull gett1n,,, plasgxound LllL1lDl'l'lt,lll The program fox the year was as follows Oct 9 meetmg the speaker was MISS Thelma Creek November 13 meetmg a talk was g1V6D by D1 ul St thug, 1 4 SILV on the subJect of School Study Jan 8 meetlng round table d1scuss1on was gnc bs k Lou t Feb 12 meetlng Founder Program March 11 meetmg Talk g1ven bx M153 LOUISC Blumbau h Apr11 8 meetlng Talk g1ven by Judge Donald H Hunter May 13 meetxng A movle was shown bv Dr E E Fubbxc The offxcers for the year were Presldent Mrs Dorothy HOWdId lst V1ce Presldent Mrs Vxrgle 'Vloom 2nd V1ce Presldent-:Mrs D ra Heath Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Nadmf. Swm P T A Theme Educatlon for Fxeedom The P T A has been very successful ID then mam tndf. nm lm no school and commumty This Page Sponsored By Lovell Implement Store Angola no 2 . Y D - y - . ' . v . , ..' 1, . ' I : I I ' .,.'shld --' -' . 5. Q . v l q V .Z , V , . .' , A 0- ' W . . . ' -' .' . I . . ., , - . , I 'T I . , ' - ' '. Pa fk 4l!lIll1tlll.n llnixt-r Dec. ll, meeting-the Christmas prlcgram. . . ' - ' ' 'te fl l'lllllL'lll 'lass . , ' - s . , ' - ' g ' ' ' ' 2, . ' ' 1- ' 1 x. , . . . - . ,U ,E Y . . C I ' I . . . ' ' L' ' -Q' 's lu 1'xc 1:1- Back Row, l to r: Duane Rozell, L5 nn Aldrich, Steven Prough. John Gaff. Dave Calvin, Walter Jack. 2nd Row: Deane Rozell, Larry Baker. Bib Howard. James Buss, Douglas Curtis, Paul Clark, Larry Sibert. lst Row, l to r: Mrs. Hanselman. Jerry Tuttle, Shirley Wagner, Lanny Cool, Shirley Richey, Jim Emerson. Jerry Kurtz, Gary Zeigler. ?7atw6a 'l'nis year is the 13th anniversary of the Hamilton Safety Patrol. Organized in H139 uncler the jurisdiction of the Chicago Motor Club and spons. red by the Hamilton Lions Club. the Safety patrel in co-ordination with the Auxiliari Patrol has servcfl thirteen years faithifully and successfully. The perfect record which both Patrols has established is the result of perseverance and efficiency ff the members. The Safety Pairol officers this year were James Emerson. captain: Jerry Karin, iirst lieutenant: Gary Zeigler. second lieutenant: Shirley Richey. third lieutenant: .terry Tuttle. fourth lieutenant. The Auxiliary Patrol officers were Janice Nickols, Captain1 Sancly iiusfelinan :irst lieutenantl Patricia Dirr. second lieutenantg Roberta Hanes, third lieutenant' it salie Kaiser. fourth lieutenant, Mrs. l,t-tha llansehnan has been its tcaclier-supervisor lor thirteen j't lt?s llaelt ltow. l t., r: lvlrs. Hanselman. Marilyn Teegardin, Sandra Kenyon, Sllvlltt Fee, Sharon Lemmon. Judy Clark. Front Row. l to r: Sandra Husselman. Pat Dirr. Roberta Hanes. ltosaiie Kaiser. .lanice Nichols. Q9 sr Student eaccnccl The Student CUUHC11 ur sehol O1g1Il1LdllUIl l s been lll progre s I1 the past three years The presrdent was elected at the end ot llst 5631 Those nommated were Valfu D1rr1m Presxdent semor Phylhs Jenmrg V1ce Presrdent IUHIOI Norma Shlvely Secretary senlor Anne Fee Repolter sem r The purpose of th1s organlzatlcn 18 to glwe the puplls a Chance to express thelr thoughts of mhat goes on 1n and about school Suggestlons ale placed 1n a suggesu n box whlch can be found 1n the hall Thele are txxo representatwes from each class and from the sex enth and e1ghth grade The brggest event. th1S year were the Halloween carnlval and the all hlgh party whlch rncluded the sewenth mo exghth grades They al o spons red the Chrlstmas program and decoratlons Back Row l to r Galv Angler Dean Bozell Bolo Lu le1 W lltez l-ielnlg Gxatll Haughey Norma Hamman Sharon Lemmon Janne TNILKOIS Front Row l to r Anne Fee N lma Shnelx Valta D1rr1m Phylhs Jennmgs LaMar Sm1th Mr Sharp 4I Back Row l to r Deane Rozell Gary Zexgler Walter Remlg Gene Gordon Hank Krohn LaMar Srrnth Duane Burns Jxm Calvrn B111 Mathers Owen Tee gard1n Larry S1bert Walter Krohn Front Row l to r Marllyn Teegardm Jan1ce Nxckols Leora Ro enberry Marlene Husselman Sharon Grogg Joan Cram Norma Sh1vely Sandy Shr1der Betty Fowler Gratla Haughey Sandy Susselman Judy Clark The School Carn1val was held on the mght of October 30 1951 lhe evemn was brought to a cllmax by the crowmng of Joan Cram and LeMar Smlth as the Queen and Wolf The attendants were as follows Duane Burns Norma Shlvely J1m Calvm Sand .J Shr1der Hank Krohn Sharon Gregg B111 Mathers Betty Fowler Gene Gordon Mar Gary Zexgler Jamce Nlchols Larry S1bert Sandy Husselman Walter Krohn Marylyn Teegardm Dean Rozell Judy Clark The Carnxval was a b1g success th1s year as a result ot the co operatlon of all the classes 1n the chool all Sue Sanxter W1lma D1rr1m and Joe Dean were the cheerleaders for the 1951 52 seascn of basketball The gxrls wore wh1te sweaters Wlth blue and Whlte pleated sk1rts Joe wore a blue sweawter Wlth whlte trousers The student body voted these cheerleaders mto thexr pos1t1on at a tryolt sess1on Thxs was the second year for Sue and the flrst year for Joe and W1lma The second team cheerleaders were Grat1a Haughey Mad1lyn Heath and Jeanne Cram They were clad m attractwe wh1te sweaters and blue slacks The MHFIHCS won two games and lost 19 for the 51 52 season Coach Broderlck had a lot off green mater1a1 from last years second team John Gruenber and B111 Mathers were the only lettermen from the 50 51 campa1gn The Marines lost only one man v1a graduatlon John Gruenberg Thlb means that the Marme crew should be a lot tougher for the 52 53 season I'h1s Page Sponsored By Angola Llvestock Co Angola Sale Every Wednesday 14 1 5 I ' Y . 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J-,C .,.. , ...... 34 ..... .. This Page Spo11so1'L-d By: Jz1ck's Marine Mart Hamilton We .16 .21 .21 .24 33 .31 .25 27 .36 .30 .21 .26 .31 .23 .32 .31 .21 .27 ......31 6 Second 7mm T110 SLJCUIIC1 1011111 t'O11l1711l?K1 21 45-13 1'L'L'lJ1'l1 101' 1111' .11-52 sm-L1f1111, 'l'11L-1' 111111 111111 11 t11e home floor and two z1w11,x' on t.1e P1ea1sa111t Lake eotxrl LIIIK1 111 l11l' C..lL.l11lX 'l'11111'1 The Subs won their I'i1'st plume 111 the County Se1'1111f1 '1lL'2lI11 Tot1r11ej.' 115 1111 squeezed by Salem 36 111 35 211141 111011 were k1111ekc11 1111 by f1l'1Z1l1.'1 11111 next r 111111. Back How. 1 111 1: N111 11lHL1U1'11'K. 1111111 PL-1111111c1. Xx'll11l'1 111,-111191 .1k,'1'1'.X 11.1111111111 Bob Tm11S11. Owen TCC,2i11'C1111, Jerry Houlton. Front Row. 1 to ri Duane C111111. Bob Zeigler. 1'2IlI1 .X1111'1111. fQL'1'l11l1 1'.l1l'i1. P1111 Newer mer. Bruce Aldrich. Back Row. 1 to 1': Mr. Anderson. Herb Back Run 1 ci Ui -Xndeisini fi Zeigler. Bob Howard, Larry Sibert, Jerry ter Krcihn John Gait Piui Ciuik Je rx Kurtz. Kurtz. Jaime Bum Front Row. l tu it Raymond Fl'tll1iHt it ,Iznnes Hubs. Lairry Baker. Dave Calvin. inf Curtif Lnix In II in lhin Ruf Clztry Zeigier. .luhnin F ix If cmdofz 36474 'l'ne lied iiuvketm nzict at eiinti M-Q.-i ny winning EI gzirnes und losing 4. 'l'h- were beaten by Auburn. Fremf-ni. Sui nnd Metz. Sandra Husseimtin, Roberta Hunt und Jimmy Emerson did un exqeiieizl ,lf iii' leading cheers for the Juniin' Hi, tetim. These three are all in the Cifliilil gin: this year. They cheered their teann nn in xtviii inziny times this year. 'l' h ey Wi P. Luke ..... . ..., 19... :Sli Metz ........ ........ 3 8 ....... . .LSU 'Auburn ,..... ......., 3 Z. .,.,.. ...., 1 2. Fremont .... ,.,..... 3 5 .,..... ,..., 2 -i '-:Butler ...,.. .,... 1 8 ..,,... .,.., 3 iii ZVP. Luke ...... ......,. 2 2 ....... ......., 4 ti '5'FI'8IT1ODT. ,.,.... ,.,. ............ , . .35 ....,.. ,....... I in '-:Salem ...............,................ 23 ..,.... .4.i St. Paul ol' Ft. Wayne .... 37 ...,... ........ 5 41 '-:Metz .................................... -12 ....,.. ..... . Ati 2i1Hudsun .,....... ...,.............. 2 1 ....... -44 Scott ...............,,.,............... 21 ....... 3' J Metz .....,.,....... .,..........,....... 4 fi.. .. 31. Home Gaimef i.t-it -i iigni. lmneitai iiainef, Jinnny Emerson, Sandy Hu5se1n.ni.. .--tv' A ' --vm..-.S wi Back Row, l to ri Mr. Anderson, Richard Gait. Jerry Fee, John Gall, Garst Haughey, Nicky Myers, Max Ritter. 2d Row, Chuck Bergman, Richard Duncan, David Kunkle, Jimmy lvlrore, Jimmy Sutton, Jack Klebe. First Row, 1 to ri Donald Cook, Johnny Taylor, Phillip Schall, I..arr5 Fee. df!!! and 61:54 The llftli and sixth graders were undefeated in their regular season winning 7 and losing 0. The Midgets Won over the following teams: P. Lake twice, Fort Wayne St. Paul, Butler, Waterloo and Taylors Corner. The fifth and sixth graders also won a grade tourney at Harlan beating Hicks- ville in the first game and Harlan in the finals. The cheerleaders for the 5t'n and 6th grade team were Kay Morris, Joyce Gnagg, and Gloria Sutton. They were dressed in blue slacks and white sweaters. Tlicy lead victory cheers at every game ol' the season. l, to Hi Joyce Gnagy. Gloria Sutton. Kay lVlor1'1s, as Back Row lelt to r1ght Mr Sharp Bob Gessmger Larry Aldrxch J1m Hagerty Kyle Kenyon Owen Teegardm Jlm Gnagy Mr Anderson Second Row l to r Jerry Houltcn LaMar Smlth B111 Mathers Joe Dean Baal Penland Jerry Aldmch F1rst Row 1 to r Bob Ze1g1er Paul Martxn Hank Kxohn D1ck Ca1v1n Bob Banta C1e1ald Ford B1uce A1d11cl1 gonadal! lhe 1V1a11nes won one and lost sul 111 county plax lne Vldlllltb only Wm W1 ovex the Pleasant Lake Spartans cn the Ham1lton dlamond by the score of 15 to 4 Scot defeated the Ham11ton n1ne 4 to 0 1n the opener of the sea on The Metz Mohawks beat the Marmes 10 to 1 1n Hamlltons second ba m on tht Mohawks dlamond The S1ugg1nl, Fllnt ATIOWA plloted by B b Molley betteled the M111 ms 9 to I 111. the latter s d1amond G Dlfflm ot the Salem Cardmals puthed .1 no hlttu agamst the lVlf.lllI1LS IN the Calds hlt the Harmltomtes 9 to 0 chamond The H1511 1fly1nt, 1'1ge1s wont 11 6th ,game 1 the 1.351 2 1 ., 1 ltnotked oil the Marlnes 8 to 0 on the lomls ball paxk The Maunes one look1n,, fox a bettcx season IH tm. 1902 tan1p.11g,11 1s tntv wlll l11vt cl l1ttle mom exper1ence under then SDIKGS B1lly Mathew won the battmg c own Wllh a 228 ld L 111 th IITILS p axed by the Maunes Owen Teegardln came ln 11 close econd wlth 1 200 lVl,Id.,L 1h1 Page Sponsomd By lhe Bowl M01 Allty Butltn 41. Y 7 7 1 ' ' r . ': 1 y 1 V r I 1 , , . 1 , 1 , ' 1 ' 1 , ' H y . . r , ' . , . V, . . .'. ' , .J,' 'V K . J ,, Q 25 V ' ' ' , at ' 1. ' .E . ' ' ' 9 . 0.1 1 1 x U ' 0' ' - - ' Q - 1 -1 1 2 VA 1' , . ' ' ' . 11 '. 11 ',. , . -1' ,.. .' . , ,... Coach Davisls Fremont Eagles romped over the Marines 12 to 0 on the Eagles - 'f ' ' U ' A he 'f' 1 1 4 -5' cum 1111-111 as ht-5 . X 1 1 . ' ,. C . . , --4 A . ,' , . , ' U4 . . . . ' L 1 ' .. , - i iv. ,I ' ' ' 1 ' ' -r ' .' ' ave g- 'c ' e 7 ge E,t . .' ,K ' . , . 1 L ,' 2 .4 2,,..1,,,- I ' Vx' 1 lu Y ' 'J ' V' x , '- x , 1' Super Market -Waterloo tton's Su Page Sponsored By: his T 7me6 The Hamilton thinlies had a fair season as they won two incets on the Hannilttm cnider paths and lost three on foreign soil. Hamilton won by a big score in a triangle meet between Metz, P. Lake and Hamilton on the latter's home sprinting grounds. Hamilton also rc-mped over the Ashley Aces on the Hamilton oval in a dual meet that saw the Marines rack up a 100 to 29 triumph. The Marines placed third in a four school meet between Butler, Spenccrvillc. St. Joe and Hamilton. The Windmills placed first, S-pencerville, second, Hamilton, third, and St. Joe finished up last. Fremont won the 4th annual Steuben County Track Meet held at Auburn. Hamilton placed secondg Orland ran third, P. Lake, fourth, and Metz, last. Butler won the State Corner Conference Meet held at Waterloo. Fremont placed second, Hamilton third, Wolcottville fourth, Waterloo fifth, Avilla finished sixth and Ashley last. eagae 'l'he Little Leaguers had a very gocd season and made a good showing of tncni- selves. They won 7 and lost 3. A Coach Anderson had about 28 boys ranging from 8 to 13 years of age. The merchants and the Lions club bought two sets of uniforms for the leaglue. The Liens sponsored the older boys from 10 to 13. Their uniforms were white trimmed in blue. The junior merchants were from 8 to 11. They had grey uniforms trimmed in red. The little leaguers sponsored a Booster night to buy equipment for the little lcaguers and a new league, the Pony League, for boys from 13 to 15 years ol' age. Top liow, left to right: Larry Radcliff, Larry Fee, Jiininy Sanxter. Walter Kronn. Richard Duncan, Nicky Myers, Phil Aldrich, Stephen Swift, Don Cook, Jerry Fee. Middle Row: Mr, Bob Anderson, Jimmy Sutton, Phil Schall, Dave Calvin, liob Howard, Gary Zeigler, Garst Haughey, Johnny Taylor. Bottom Row: Lanny Cool, Jack Klebe, Chuck Bergman, Jinnny Moore, Jerry Tuttle. Terry Carpenter. Back How. l ii. r: Gene Gordon. Hank Gall. Duane Crain, Bob Gessinger. Bob Duncan. Bob Thrush. Jim Calvin, Perry Gaff. 3rd Row. l to ri Dale Newcomer, Dick Klebe, LaMar Smith, Owen Teegardin. .Ierry Haminan. Roland Coulson, .lolin Gruenburg. Walter Reinig. 2nd Row, l to ri Buxil Penland. Paul Martin. Gerald Ford, Jim Hagerty. Joe Dean. Jerry lloulumn, Bob Zeiglcr. Bruce Aldrich. lst ll w. l to r: Mr. Anderson. Jerry Aldrich. Dick Calvin. Kyle Kenyon. Larry .-XQ:lric'h. .lini Giiagj.. Hank Krohn. BLUE CLAD The lllaie Clad .s the Athletic organization ol the high school. whose menihershigm . inaide up oi' all boys participating in Athletics. This year the Blue Clad purchased the yell leading uniforms. sponsored a con- ression at the K'ill'IllX'ill. bought Polly Rohleder an honor sweater lor yell leading, an'i sent an aiteiidznit 11. t.ie County Track Meet. This year the loll wing ol'1'ic'ers were elected: president-Jim Calvin: vice presi- itljlll-W lsaiinar Smith: secretary and treasurer+K5 le Kenyon, I . A. A. 'l'in- Girls .Xtnleiiv Association was organized on Sepx. 14. 1951. The officers wi-ie l'i'eside::t, Valle Dirrimg Vice-president, Sandy Shriderg Secretary-treasurer, Phillis Jenningsg Activities chwirnten, Sharon Heathg reporter Willie Dirrimg sponsor, Bliss Ruth Holzworth. The nine new meinhers were initiated on Sept. 25. They had a potluck supper .iid went lo fl movie. Triey presented the play Always Tell the Truth directed by Nlirs Holzworth on .M n 22. l952. They had an ice cream social after the senior play. G. A. A. honhr sweaters were presented to the four seniors who were Anne Fee. X alia Dirrim. P lly Holileder, and Sharon Heath. liar-li How, l to r: Miss llolzworth, Marlene Husselrnan. Marianne Griffith, Sue Sanxter. Alive Eiqeritt. Norma Malone, Eileen Coulson. Polly Rohleder, Marilee Ford. Norina Hamnian. Ann Eddy. Zncl How. l In ri Anne Fee. Noretta Dangler, Leora Rosenberry, Karen Radcliff. .iaiiice Gnagy. Ann Willenizar. Shirley Harnish, Marilyn Rozell. Jean Crain. lst Row. l in rx Maflilyn Heath, Gratia Haughey, Kay Kaiser. Willie Dirrim, Sharon Heath. Yalta Dirrim. Sandy Shrider, Phyllis Jennings. Sue Baker, Marlene Clark. I 4 . ' K A K-....... ly! His-55 Q : . J P' , ,. . , . ,. Eiygg ggi N3 1. -13 Q H i. 5 5 lg? mg' I px-.. 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MQ Q Egg v if in , za -2-A I ALUIVINI ,QMJCT xi A -91 f ff!! o Nl Q Q, Clif ...- ALUMNI OF 1900 Prtn Clarence Carpenter Fska Sewell Skelton housewtle Angola Ind Lee Grtlttth factory foreman Ttpton Ind ALUMNI OE' 1901 Prtn Clarence Carpenter Roscoe Watktns deceased Lulu Albrtght Camp deceased Cordta Herrtck Allwood deceased Etta Grttltn Crowl housewtte Hamtlton n Elva Albnght Wtltrout deceased ALUMNI OF 1902 Prtn A I Colltns Lee Hagerty deceased Ina Curtner Forney housewtfe Terre Haute nd ALUMNI OF 1903 Prtn A I Collins Don Cameron surgeon M D Fort Wayne Ind Belle Whtte Carrts housewtte W Palm Beach Carrte Dtrrtm I-Itnkle housewtte Montpelter O Ioyce Gtbbs Hagerty deceased Myra Scott teacher Elkhart Ind Roscoe Whtte deceased Eva Good deceased ALUMNI OF 1904 Prtn A I Collins Lulu Oberltn Parsell housewtte Pleasant Lake Hattte Albrtght Gtlgax housewtle Pleasant Lake Edna Oberltn Taylor housewtte Hamtlton Ind Meda Dargue saleswoman Hamtlton Ohto ALUMNI OF 1905-Prtn A I Collins Vela Grttttth Mortotf. housewtte Metz Ind Ethel Brown Hamtlton Ind Hazel Armsrtong Carter housewtte Macy Ind Earl Hagerty clerk Elkhart Ind ALUMNI OF 1906 Pt-tn A I Collms Leon Oberltn deceased Carl Peachey tarmer Angola Ind ALUMNI OF 1907 Prm A I Colltns Elste D1rrtmIohnson housewtte Walkerton nd Lloyd Oberltn farmer Edon Ohto Ella Baxter deceased Wesley Langley carpenter Taft Flortda Ethel Dtrrtm Lemmon housewtte Pleasant Lake Albert Butts Taft Fla Angus Cameron Surgeon MD Mtnot N Dakota Ray Teegardm postmaster Hamtlton Ind ALUMNI OF 1908 Prtn Roscoe Watlrtns Orlte Fee deceased Ruth Brown Ellts teacher housewtte Cleveland Velma Sw1ttGrtger housewtte Fort Wayne Ind Dorcas Butts Langley housewtte Taft Fla Arthur Hagerty deceased Achsa Peachey Mann deceased Lena Cameron Doty deceased Odte Watktns deceased Htram Oberlm deceased ALUMNI OF 1909 1910 Prm Roscoe Watkins Samuel Ztegler deceased Paul Dargue Hamtlton Ohto Martan Iackmcm larmer Mtlford Mtch Wendell Scott Detrott Mtch Carl Chtlcotte Auburn Ind Audra Chtlcotte Brown housewtte Hamtlton nd Shtrley Sanxter farmer Hamtlton Ind Ottts Dtrrtm laborer Hamtlton Ind Leta Eddy Htnkle housewtle Butler Ind Stm Aldrtch denttst Angola Ind Luna Samson homemaker Hamtlton n Lloyd Oster deceased Fa Ind In Ind ALUMNI OF 1911 Prtn A I Setbel Eula Teegardtn Sanxter housewtte Hamtlton Ind Georgta Todd Watktns housewtte Hamtlton Ind Myrge Lemmon Oberltn housewtte Pleasant Lake n Pearl Lautzenhtser Brown housewtle Angola Ind Clatre Crowl farmer Hamtlton Ind Grace Waterman Cameron deceased 1USllnMOfIISOh teacner Mtddleburg Ind Vtrgtl Metz real estate broker Toledo Ohto Mabel Crow Pttefte housewtle Htllsdale Mtch HcIGo1tIilIWatk1ns convalescent hospttal Htllsdale tc ALUMNI OF 1912 Prm A I Collins Walter Grtlhth deceased Walter Oberltn Waukegan Ill Ioseph Sewell deceased Oleva Lewts Watktns teacher Angola Ind Oltva Chard Geritn housewtie San Antonto Texas Ella Brown Nugen deceased Irma Cary Imhoft housewtte Edon Ohto Howard Beard laborer Farmtngton Ill Eula Beard Wood housewife Waterloo Ind ALUMNI OF 1913 Prtn I O Kmg Seth Cary farmer Hamtlton Ind Orrts Renner deceased Wetr Kepler farmer Hamtlton Ind Harry Hammond Detrott Mtch Roscoe Lautzenhtser teacher Ctbtque Artz Alza Oberlm Day housewtie Edgerton Ohto Ives Hagerty Mtlls housewrie Hamtlton Ind Marte Lemmon Kepler housewtle Hamilton nd Faye Brown Gruenberg housewtle Iackson Mtch Hellyn Haughey Kohl housewtte Topeka Ind ALUMNI OF 1914 Prtn W O Wilson Bryan Baxter railroad Hamtlton Ind Ralph Houlton deceased Oltve Aldrtch Rockey housewtte Fort Wayne Ind Harold Hammond deceased Ylarcta Bell Mater housewtte Hamtlton Ind ALUMNI OF 1915 Prtn Esmond Hersberqor Kenneth Gnagy matlcarrter Hamtlton Ind Russell Taylor banker Hamtlton Ind George Satttson Farmer Hamtlton Ind Edtth Wtler Plaster housewtte Fort Wayne Ind Zelma 'leegardtn Cary housewtte Hamtlton Ind Harry Radahough farmer Hudson Ind Walter Kepler deceased Harry Hammon laborer Hamtlton Ind Myrtle Sevtts Stouts Ruth Waterman Harrtson housewtle Seattle Wash Ethel Hoffman Ohto Charles Iackson Mtchtqan ALUMNI OF 1916 Prtn Esmond Hersbergor Wayne Mtller Toledo Ohto Irvtn Cary farmer Hamtlton Ind Ora Baker busmessman Blultton Ind Lythwtn Gates Chevrolet Garage Mtshuwuka nd Ora Clark laborer Hamtlton Ind Francls Dargue mercanttle Hamtlton nd Genevene Haughey lstnhart Elkhart Ind Oltve Sharp Whtte housewtte Angola Ind Irma Sharp Sunday housewtle Spencervtlle Ind Earl Sewell deceased Olen Sanxter deceased Don Foutz Supt oi street car ltnes Fort Wayne Ind . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' ' ' ' I I1 I 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . '- -1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 I I I I :I I I 1 l 1 I 1 . I 1 1 1 1 d. 1 I 1 1 . 1 . I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 . . 1 . 1 ' I.. I I ' 1 1 . I 1 I 1 1 11 1 1 . ' , ' . . . 1 ' 5 ' 1 ' 1' ' ' I ' ' ' X 1 I I I I 1 1 1 . ' I 1 1 . . I I I I 1 1I 1 . ' I I 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 . I I 1 A 1 1 1 - I 1 I 1 I 1 d. I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - ' I ' . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' '. , . I 1 I 1 1 1 , , 1 I 1 I 1 1 , 1 . ' ' ' . I ' 1 1 I I1 1 4 . f 1 ' 1 1 11 . ' ' ' . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 Thelma Fee Oberlin, housewife. DeKalb, Ill. ' ' ' ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' , ' , . , , 1 1 1 . ' . ' , , 1 . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 . U - 1 U 1 1 - 1 '1 ' 1 1 . I , ,I , . I 1 1 1 .1 I 1 . . , , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I ' 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1- ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I' 1 1 I ' 1 1 O. - ' ' ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I Y V A 1 . 1 . - - , . 1 . 1 . 1 . ' ' 1 ' 1- 1 ' - ' - ' 1 1 ' 11 1 I 1 1 I . I I 1 I 1I 1 . 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 ' ,I . I 1 1 . - I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 ' I ' ' I ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I d. ' ' I 1 1 1 . 1 1 56 ALUMNI OF 1917 Prtn Robert B Merlz Myrtle Baxter tea her Walkerton Ind Thelma Aldrtch Harman housewtfe Edon Ohto Alta Brown Whtte deceased Loren Dtxon farmer Angola lnd Ever1ttDtxon postal clerk Angola Ind Orpha Gates Wtlber housewtfe Bronson Mtch Lota Haggerty Everttts housewtfe Wtllard Ohto Bert Kepler teacher Angola Ind Trevalyn Omstead doctor Hunttngton Ind Hale Mtller deceased ALUMNI OF 1918 Prtn C O Simpson Wtlmet Aldrtch Rose housewtfe Angola Ind Shtrley Hammon plumber Ypstlantt Mtch Paul Bullard Fort Wayne Ind Lester Teegardtn factory worker lackson Mtch Frances Hutchtns Porter housewtfe Angola Ind Euntce Kushmaull Ford Bltssfteld Mtch Ruth Lautzenhtser Petty deceased Oltver Learned grocery Van Wert O Dwtght Haughey farmer Hamtlton Ind Ralph Hatnes Jackson Mtch Oral Oberltn laborer Waukegan Ill ALUMNI OF 1919 Prtn C O Stmpson 1'heda Oberltn Chapman housewtfe Honolulu Hawatt Olus Everhart laborer Hamtlton Ind Frances Kepler Fee merchant Hamtlton Ind Wtlma Russell Houserr Montpelter Ohto Nettte Kugler Orewtller housewtfe Angola Ind Omer Worthtngton deceased ALUMNI OF 1820 Prtn Z A Wtnnennar Blatne Datley deceased Rex Dtrrtm Fort Wayne Ind Wayne Dtxon Denver Colo Charles Eddy larmer Hamtlton Ind Lloyd Sewell Kalamazoo Mtch Anne Baxter Carrte housewtfe Ontarto Canada Waneta Brown Kuhlman housewtle Auburn Ind Murel Dtrrtm Healey Detrott Mtch Htlda Gates Rader housewtfe Mtamt Fla Reba Helms Rohleder housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Prenttce Teegardtn teacher Madtson Wts Erdtne Iackson housewtfe Pleasant Lake Ind ALUMNI OF 1921 Prtn O D Kesslar Oltve Gurter Wagner teacher Butler Ind Mary! Chtlcotte Bopp teacher Hamtlton nd Irene Pentck Hobson housewtfe Pleasant Lake rt Vella Dtrrtm deceased Eugene Grtfftth denttst Iacksonvtlle Fla Herbert Howard larmer Hamtlton Ind Angus Mock factory worker Iackson Mtch Claude Rtchey farmer Garrett Ind ALUMNI OF 1922 Prtn O D Kesslar len Crow Detrott Mtcn Eleanor Keyes housewtfe Powhatan Ohto Gaylord Wtng ratlroad Toledo Ohto Dorothy Goudy Ztmmer housewtfe Pleasant Lake 1'1 Raymond Duncan factory foreman Fort Wayne Ind Grace Rtchey Rosenberry deceased Alta Wrtght Teegardtn housewtfe Madtson Wts Hollts Brown deceased Paultne Metz teacher Butler Ind Zamma Eddy Dohner housewtfe Butler Ind Laura Stckles Eddy housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Vtrqtl Foutz bustnessman Angola Ind ALUMNI OF 1923 Prtn O D Kesllar Vtrgtl Hagerty attendance offtce Butler Ind Berntce Ztegler Hamman housewtfe Hamtlton Ind George Fee servtce repatr manager Mtshawaka Ind Iultus Iakobt publtc accountant Cleveland O Cleo Dtrrtm teacher Hamtlton Ind Vtolet Platt Ltngle housewtfe Plymouth Ind Charles Radabough deceased Ester Hurraw Ktester housewtfe Van Wert Ohto Orla Wtllenar teacher Hamtlton Ind Caroltne Gates Fee housewtfe Mtshawaka Ind Florence Kepler Bechtol housewtfe Butler Ind Merle Westfall U S Army George Enfteld Lafayette Ind ALUMNI OF 1924 Prtn O D Kesslar Frank Hammond teacher Hammond Ind Frank Carpenter sheriff Auburn Ind Raymond Ltngle Chevrolet garage Plymouth n Wtlbur Camp professor West Lafayette Ind Edgar Wtllennar farmer Hamtlton Ind Waldo Stout barber Hamtlton Ind KntghtK1sstnger doctor M D Angola Ind Verald Teegardtn deceased Dena Younge Brtght housewtfe Pleasant Lake Ind Gertrude Learned Cratn teacher Hamtlton Ind Loretta Datley Snyder Fort Wayne Ind Isabelle Chapman nurse Detrott Mtch Fred Goudy Attorney at Law Angola Ind Harold Lockamtre teacher Pleasant Lake Ind Cameron Parks coach Garrett Ind Vtola Crowl Beard housewtfe Hamtlton Ind ALUMNI OF 1925-Prtn 0 D Kesslar Altce Dtrrtm Hutchtns Detrott Mtch Oscar Taylor ftlltng sta operator Hamtlton Ind Oscar Vance factory worker Fort Wayne Ind Gerald Evertts blacksmtth Hamtlton Ind Lucy Beard Newcomer housewtfe Ashley nd Marte Easterday Norman Chtcago Ill Dorothy Wrtght Conrad Darltngton Ind Anna Radabaugh Smtth housewtfe Garrett Ind Paul Everttts laborer Toledo Ohto Edna Ztegler Hopktns housewtfe Garrett Ind Wayne Waterman surveyor Worthtngton Ind Clarence Hamman mtnk ratser Hamtlton Ind Lots Sanxter Huxell teacher Fort Wayne Ind Mtldred Opdycke Oberltn housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Estel Easterday factory worker Wallen Ind ALUMNI OF 1926-Pnn Mr Morgo Thelma Myers Emerson housewtfe Rome Ctty Ind Gladys Newcomer worker Garrett Ind George Burkhart bookkeeper St Petersburg Fla Arnold Fee teacher Hamtlton Ind Cltfford Fee laborer Peru Ind Clarence Dtrrtm teacher Hamtlton Ind Wter Fee truck drtver Ctnctnnatr Ohto Waneta Wells Hammond housewtfe Hammond Ind Rector Parks Indtanapolts Ind Raymond Rench teacher Hudson Ind Harold Rtchey deceased Wtlltam Keyes barber Fremont Ind Bruce Gurtner teacher Waterloo Ind Raymond Getts West Covtngton Ky Sarah Metz Hamtlton Ind 4 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 V 1 - V 1 - 4 14 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 . V V 1 4 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - r V A 4 ' 1 .A 1 1 I - 4 1 1 1 - 4 1 1 4 1V 1 1 - 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - I 1 - 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 - I , - - , - 1 1 1 1 ' ' , . ' 1 1 1 I Cl- ' 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 4 1 - ' , , 1 1 I I 1 V1 1 - -1 1 - 1 . ' 1 1 V l ' V 1 1 1 - 1 ' , , ' 1 1 - I I 1 V - 1 1 - , - ' ' , , . 1 1 V 1 4 - 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 4 V1 . 4 , , V , .V 1 1 . , , , 1 Howard Aldrich, doctor, Indianapolts, Ind. 1 - - 4 , . ' ' 1 1 1 ' A 1 1 ' I 1 I 1 . 1 ' . ' 1 ' . ' 1 Y 1 I 1 1 ' ' ' - ' ' 1 1 1 ' - I I 1 1 A 1 - - - I I I 1 1 ' 1 I ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . T I ui - 1 e . 1 1 A 1 1 1 n 4 V , 1 .t fl. ' A I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 , . , 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 I , 1 , , 1 Y 1 1 1 I d- . ' ' 1 . AV 1 1 - 1 , , , . I I ' - l 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 57 ALUMNI OF 1827 Prtn Carl Stallman Florence Dtrrtm Robtnett housewtfe Wabash lnd Isabel Ltngle Ashelman housewtfe Detrott Mtch Florence Chapman Brokaw housewtfe Angola Ind losephtne Getts Holstnger teacher Auburn Ind Margaret Ball Fee housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Floyd Clark laborer Hamtlton Ind Claude Stckles Bronson Mtch Donald Gnagy ftlltng st operator Hamtlton Ind Paul Fee ratlroad Hamtlton Ind Alvada Brown LaRowe housewtfe LaOtto Ind Luella Duncan Gurtner housewtfe Waterloo Ind Mtldred Brown Hoyer housewtfe Corunna Ind Iola Keys Moore housewtfe Powhatan Potnt Ind Velma I-ee Keyes housewtfe Fremont Ind Georgta Harger Westfall housewtfe Garrett Ind Emmda Radabaugh Donaldson housewtfe Waterloo ll Wtlma Blatr Deetz housewtfe Montpelter O ALUMNI OF 1978 Prm Carl Stallman Harold Dtrrtm factory worker Angola Ind Walter Hamman farmer Hamtlton Ind Carl Cameron mtmster Mtchtgan Clarence Cameron farmer Pleasant Lake Ind Fred Crowl Postal employee Angola Ind Ronald Ktsstnger Htllsdale Mtch Donald Fee laborer Hamtlton Ind Glen Ltttle farmer Hamtlton Ind Altce Chtlcote Houlton housewtfe Hamtlton lnd Ronald Hoffman gas statton Roanoke Ind Roscoe McCool farmer Hamtlton Ind ALUMNI OF 1929-Prtn Carl Stallman Leander Brown Bergs pop attendant Angola nd Edtth Cosper Kunkle housewtfe Angola Ind Gerald Day factory worker Hamtlton Ind Stanley Heath laborer Hamtlton Ind Ercell Oberltn Beebe teacher Butler Ind Henrtetta Parks deceased Paultne Vance Rtchardson housewtfe Auburn Ind Dorothy Everttt Buell housewtfe Edon Ohto Orpheus Everttt factory worker Elyrta Ohto Hu h Enfteld electrtcal v orker Huntsvtlle Ala Ne Fee laborer Hamtlton Ind Mabel Gurtner deceased lohn Aldrtch carpenter Hamtlton Ind Eva Rtchey Wood housewtfe Waterloo Ind Clete Wtlltbey Wolfe housewtfe Adrtan Mtch Iuantta Teegardtn teacher Angola Ind Ioseph Szeman farmer Waterloo Ind Waldo McCool farmer Hamtlton Ind Zelda Chapman Ztegler housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Mtldred Leason Learned housewtfe Wtnchester O Paul Swtft Morttctan Hamtlton Ind Lowell Teegardtn G E Fort Wayne Ind Isabelle Grtfftth Davts housewtfe Ashley Ind Dorothy Howard Rtdge housewtte Waterloo Ind Dona Radabough Shultz Butler Ind Donald Dtrnm farmer Hamtlton Ind ALUMNI OF 1930-Prxn Fred Fredertck Ruth Beard Hamman housewtfe Greencastle Ind Wtllts Taylor mtlk carrter Hamtlton Ind Oltver Hagerty factory worker Harntlton Ind Lyle Gnaqy contractor St Petersburg Fla Eltzabeth Wells Gtnsburg housewtfe Flortda luantta Oberltn Berryhtll Fort Wayne Ind Helen Oberltn Subber Upper Darby Pa Dora Radabough Mock housewtfe Bryan Ohto Gltda Greenwood Lockamtre housewtfe Pleasant Lake Ind Hazel Sewell Heston housewtfe I-Iamtlton Ind Ltltan Avery Toledo Ohto Charlotte Cassell McClellan housewife Butler Ind Lyle Watktns summer resort Hamtlton Ind Gaylord Wtllebey laborer Hamtlton Ind Ioe Szeman farmer Waterloo Ind Glen Heath factory owner Detrott Mtch ALUMNI OF 1931 Pnn Fred Fredertck Ilene Schmttt Shrtder housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Dora Snyder Heath housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Dorts Leason Freed housewtfe Ashley Ind Ruth Teegardtn Easterday housewtfe Kokomo nd Maryone Watktns Frtend housewtfe Norfolk N I Florence McClellan Crowl housewtte Angola Ind Robert Swtft morttctan Gas Ctty Ind Irma Russel Bercaw housewtfe Butler Ind Robert Fee factory worker Auburn Ind Kenneth Vance factory worker Fort Wayne Ind Evelyn Foutz Stalker housewtfe Detrott Mtch Roger Malone farmer Hamtlton Ind Vamta Burch Buell housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Harold Powers factory worker Dearborn Mtch Frank Snyder Fort Wayne Ind Mtldred Van Auken Smtth housewtfe Hamtlton n Marguertte Barr nurse Hamtlton Ind Vera Selker Everttts housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Hazel Cosper Wtlltbey housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Ralph Goodrtch farmer Hudson Ind Don Grtfftth mrlk carrter Hamtlton Ind Paul Lautzenhtser factory worker Butler Ind Dawson Metz farmer Pleasant Lake Ind Dorothy Leason Hamman housewtte Hamtlton Ind Florence Oberltn Aldrtch housewtte Angola Ind Floyd McClellan Mtchtgan Geraldtne Sanxter West housewtte Ashley Ind ALUMNI OF 1932 Prtn Harry Kinsey Graydon Headley Artzona Gltda Jackson clerk Hamtlton Ind Sarah Rozell Aldrtch housewtfe Angola Ind Lawana Sanxter Metser housewtfe Fort Wayne lnd Ray Heath N B C Staff Orchestra Hollywood Caltf Marshall Musser Port Huron Mtch Velda Clark Erwtn housewtfe Butler Ind Amber Murray Wyatt housewtfe Fort Wayne Ind Harry Aldrtch Doctor Indtanapolts Ind Dantel Wells farmer Metz Ind Orv1lleTeegard1n farmer Hamtlton Ind Lots McCool Goodrtch housewtfe Hudson Ind Evelyn Robtnette Edgerton Ohto Robert Mortoff Farm Bureau Angola Ind Shslda Ford Farmer Hamtlton Ind ALUMNI OF 1933 Prtn Harry Krnsey Alta Musser Knubuhler housewtfe Waterloo Ind Robert Watkms summer resort Hamtlton Ind Raymond Wtlson farmer Hamtlton Ind Evelyn Campbell Camp housewtfe Butler Ind Lyle Sutton farmer Hamtlton Ind Lavoyle Headley Lockwood housewtfe Waterloo n Georgtanna Barr Glecha housewtfe Long Beach Caltf Paul Hagerty Auburn Ind Marvtn Schall groceryman Hamtlton Ind Ivan Wtllebey groceryman Auburn Ind Wauneta Alwood Somerlott housewtfe Metz Ind Otto Gates A 61 P Store Manager Argus Ind Carl Kepler apprenttce Lanstng Mtch Mtlton Hamman Ind 6 Mtch Elec Butler Ind Butler Ind Marlon Dtrrtm carpenter Hamtlton Ind Harry Wtlson farmer Angola Ind Ketth Baker laborer Hamtlton Ind Eleanor Earnest Slaymaker housewtfe Ltgonter lnd Helen Iakobt Cleveland Ohto Bernard Lockwood farmer Waterloo Ind Ruth Hoffman Harter housewtfe Ntagara Falls Buffalo N Y Bennte Crowl farmer Butler Ind Dons Hagerty Matson housewtfe Corunna Ind Charles Sharp farmer Hamtlton Ind Marte Parks Fox teacher Pleasant Lake Ind Lots Htnkle Ktng housewtfe Butler Ind Anna Stoy Brtdqe housewtfe Ashley Ind Cectl Cosper deceased lzora Teegardtn Angola Ind I II I ' A 1 b 1 1 1 I I I I I ' I 1 I I I I 1 1 I 1I 1 - I I 1 I 1 1 I . I I I I I ' I ' I 1 - 1 I I 1 - I 1 1 I 1 - I 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 . I 1 1 I 1 1 I , , ' . 1 1 I 1 . , 1 . 1 1 1 I 1 I , 1 I d. 1 1 1 - I 1 l 1 I 1 - I 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 .- 1 ' ' ' ' I II I - , ' , I , 1 '. . ' , . ' ' U U 1 - 1 1 - ' ' ' 1 I I 1 1 1 1 - ' , ' , , . 1 I 1 1 - 1 'i ' I II I ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I , ' , . I1 1I 1 - ' .1 . 1I I 1 - I I 1 .I 1 . I I ' , . . I I - - 1 ' - ' ' ' ' Wilma Mae Schmitt Day, housewife, Hamilton, Ind. - 1 1 1 . ' I ' ' 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I 1 I I - 3 ' I I ' I1 I' I' I I 1 1 1 1 . ' . . . . ' I. . ' .I T . T . 1 I I 1 - 1 1 - I . 1 1 1 1 , ' ' . ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1 ' ' I 1 I 1 I 1 - ' , ' ' ' , 1 , . I 1 I 1 11 d ' 1 . ., , , I 1 1 1 '1 ' ' , . 1 .1 1 - I ' 1 1 1I 1 I 1 1 1 - I - I . 1 U 1 1 I I I ' I ' A 1 1 - 1 I ' ' 1 1 . 1 1 I I 1 - I I 1 I - I I I 1 ' 1 I 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 I - I I 1 - , l , , . I I 1 1I 1 - ' 1 1 ' , 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 , , D , A 1 I I I 58 ALUMNI Ol' 1934 Prtn Harry Ktnsuy lhelma Cosper Gates housewtte Plymouth Ind Wayne Dtrrtm garage owner Hamtlton Ind Marte Kepler Schoudel housewtte Auburn lnd Evelyn Everttt Teegardtn housewtfe Hamtlton lnd Ruth Maxton Kester housewtle Butler Ind Vlarte McClellan Douglas Port Wayne Ind Vera Parker Leedy housewtte Fort Wayne Ind Reba Musser Lucas housewtte Waterloo lnd Vtrgtnta Oberltn Hanna Angola Ind Wayland Robtnett Montpelter O Mtldred Rozell Hanna housewtie Angola lnd Wayne Teegardtn patnter Fatrbanks Alaska Marltn Wtlson farmer Hamtlton Ind ALUMNI OF 1935 Prtn Harry Ktnsoy Dorothy Alwood McConnel South Bend lnd Dorts Campbell housewtfe Warsaw Ind Kathryn Swtft Gyllsdorfl housewtle Hamtlton nd Kathleen Wells Domke housewtle Hammond Ind Mary lane Hanes Grtiitth housewtle Hamtlton Ind Martan Sanxter Buttermore housewtle Lake Gage nd Marte Warner Kepler housewtle Auburn lnd LaVerne Dtrr Stetler Brttton Mtch Thelma Mortotf Kass Fort Wayne Ind Arlo Douglas ratlroad conductor Fort Wayne nd George Wtlltam Cassell Angola Ind Herman Teegardtn farmer Hamtlton Ind Francts Cratn Parks housewtle Port Wayne nd Donald Sutton grocery store Waterloo lnd Ga Wayne Ktnsey Wolcottvtlle Ind Max Gates Hamtlton lnd Marlon Dtrrtm carpenter Hamtlton Ind Lloyd Lautzenhtser farmer Hamtlton Ind Ronald Beard lawyer Greenburg Ind Margretta Ztmmerman Cosper deceased Ronald Lockwood larmer Waterloo Ind Roy Sharp Gov work Panama Canal Zone Panama ALUMNI OF 1936 Prtn Harry Kinsey George Beattie salesman St Petersburg Fla Ltnda Lautzenhtser Lortmor housewtie Elmhurst Ill Ketth Gnagy mustctnstructor Lapaz lnd Raymond Hagerty army Artzona Edward Sanxter laborer Hamtlton lnd Atnsworth Sewell larmer Pleasant Lake lnd Frank Iakobt Cleveland Ohto Russell McClellan larmer Butler lnd Helen Kunkle Brokaw housewlle Angola lrtd Maxme Sanders Cool housewtte Hamtlton Ind Helen Teegardtn Mahrt Fort Wayne Ind Maxtne Teegardtn Whtte housewtfe Fremont lnd Mable Mater Rohrbaugh Elkhart Ind Ruth Baker Sutton housewtle Hamtlton Ind Avada Ntckols Cratn housewtle Hamtlton Ind B tty Swtft Morrts housewtle Ponttac Mtch Evelyn Teegardtn Moody housewtle Fremont lnd ALUMNI OF 1937 Prtn Robert M Gtbson Irene Oberltn Koch Pleasant Lake nd Bastl Petre tnsulator Angola Ind Marte Oberltn Harmon Angola lnd Leo Ztmmerman laborer Hamtlton lnd Alrce Dtrrtm Wetnhtld housewtle Hamtlton lnd Joan Vance Myers housewtle Garrett lnd Kathryn Ttll Fee housewtie Hamtlton Ind Cleo Fredertck laborer Detrott Mtch Reba Lemmon Crowl housewife Hamtlton Ind Leland Fee teacher Ashley Ind Donald Myers larmer Hamtlton lnd Iune Kepler Ienntngs housewtle Butler Ind Mtldred Baxter Davts housewtle N Manchester lnd Kenneth Burch mechantc Angola Ind Mabel Mann Davtd housewtle Butler Ind Irene Clavoer Reba Wagner Crtppen Darltngton Mtch Etleen Henney Douglas secretary Wayne Mtch Fredertck Egbert engtneer Indtanapolxs lnd Ruth Cosper Holley housewtfe Htllsdale Mtch Phyllts Bolltnger Burton housewtie Grants Pass Oregon Martan Hamman Kendallvtlle Ind Geraldtne Van Pelt beauty operator Angola lnd Herman Burch farmer Pleasant Lake lnd Glen Douglas bus drtver Detrott Mtch ALUMNI OI' 1933 Prtn Robert M Glbson Lu Retgn Sutton Navy Lurene Gntttth Kunkle hou ewtte Angola lnd Mary Teegardtn rmsstonary Chtna Vtrgtnta Burkhart Mears housewtle Hamtlton lnd Ketth Clark lnd :S Mtch Electrtc Co Fort Wayne nd Jerald Gnagy tarmer Hamtlton lnd Annabel Wells Rauch housewtle Bremen Ind Luctlle Crowl Burch housewtte Pleasant Lake n Iohn Clark 41-l leader Angola Ind Donald Sanxter Army Atr Corp Xenta Ohto Iune Baker Robtnette housewtie Butler Ind Iants Kepler Laymon housewtte Phtladelphta Pa Russell Warner car salesman Kendalvtlle Ind ALUMNI OF 1939-Prtn Robert M Gibson Mahlon Maxton Butck agent Celtna Ohto Dean Cary farmer Hamtlton Ind Blatne Crowl Purdue U tnstructor Lafayette lnd Wtlltam I-'ee teacher Hamtlton Ind Duane Wtlson larmer Hamtlton Ind Mary Henney Sanxter housewtte Angola Ind I-'elen Morton Betts housewtle Bryan Ohto Ieannette Ttll Nelson housewtie Homer Mtch Estel Sewell GE Fort Wayne Ind Neva Htcks housewtie Huntsvtlle Ala Kathleen Lemmon Fee housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Martlcrrme Evans Reed housewtfe Los Angeles Calt Kay Sanxter Furntture store owner Los Angeles Ca Dale Brown Fort Wayne lnd Robert Heath laborer Caltfornta Marttn Hammon laborer Hamtlton Ind Rtchctrd Hartlteb Pleasant Lake Ind Donald Kunkle larmer Angola Ind Earl Sharp MethodtstMtn1ster Rtchmond nd Iohn Grtll Pleasant Lake lnd ALUMNI OF 1940 Prtn Robert M Gtbson Max Alwood Navy San Dtego Caltt Wendell Davts larmer Hamtlton Ind Gretchen Fee housewtfe Hamtlton Ind Ruby Fee Stomm housewtte Hamtlton Ind Laura Gesstnger Hall housewtle South Bend lnd Celesta Hanselman Sparks housewrte Dayton O Ierry Hartlteb Wood housewtle Alexandrta Mtnn Robert Holltnger farmer Angola lnd Lora Lee Kepler Dole housewtie Chtcago Ill Rodger Lautzenhtser teacher Evanston Ill Thelma Myers Emerson hOUS9Wlf9 Rome Ctty lnd Nellte Iean Petre Wtnebunner housewtle Angola Ind L D Sanxter laborer Alaska Betty Whtte Blodgett housewtfe New Haven n Mary Watktns Lowe housewtie Bryan O ALUMNI OF 1941 Prtn Robert M Gtbson Mary Allwood Rodehetfer housewtle Merltn n Phyltss Baxter Aldrtch housewtle Stroh Ind Wendell Burch Steuben Garage Angola Ind Ted Cool teacher Eaton Ind Wayne Cosper larmer Hamtlton Ind lune Gnagy Myers housewtie Hamtlton lnd Chrtsttne Grtillth Wtlltams housewtte Greenvtlle S C Robert Jackson larmer Pleasant Lake lnd Donald Myers farmer Hamtlton lnd Dale tckols tarmer Hamtlton Ind Ian' A Oberlm laborer Auburn Ind Phytlts Stout Hanes housewtte Hamtlton lnd Betty Ttll Moore housewtto Fort Wayne lnd 1 1 1 ' I . . 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' ' ' - 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 . .DU ALUMNI OF 1942 Prrn HobertM Gibson Charles Barrett laborer Butler Ind Lors Benyamrn McCc1rter housewrfe lndranapolrs lnt Don Clear laborer Waterloo Ind Gene Drrr laborer Auburn Ind Donna Henny Ingram housewrfe Angola Ind Mary Ann Iaques Henney Huntertown Ind Charlene Kepler Keeps housewrfe Auburn lnd Betty Lrttle Yanka housewrfe Chrcago Ill Earl Mater Lafayette Ind Mazre Morton Larson housewrfe Wayne Mrcll Robert Musser laborer Angola Ind Lenore N1CkDlS Nemeth housewrfe South Bend na Kathryn Petre Alleshouse Pleasant lake Ind Holland Prrest Fort Wayne Ind Arthur Ryan Angola Ind Madelrne Sutton Rockey housewrte Angola lnd Helen T1ll Cox housewrfe Hamilton Ind loan Whrte Hagerty housewtfe Hamrlton lntl ALUMNI OF 1943 Pnn Robert M Gibson Mary Ellen Baker Bradtmtller housewrtt New Haven Ind Ross Baxter laborer Auburn Ind Ora Clark factory worker Ntles Mtch Ora Cosper Montpelrer O Brll Cox garage attendant I-Iamrlton Ind Margaret Grrffrth Vaughn Fremont Ind Bernard Hagerty laborer Hamtlton Ind Denver Hammon Mechan1calEng1neermg Elgrn Ill Lourseen I-Iutchrns Ingledue housewrfe Pleasant Lake Ind Barbara Hanselman Black housewrfe Garrett lnd Wrlford Iennmgs farmer Hamrlton Ind Iune Keck Haskms housewrfe Hamrlton lnd Iack Nrckols Pensy Ratlroad Fort Wayne Ind Max Ob rlm Coast Guard Ianrce Rose Bredemeter housewlfe Keystone lr tl Estell Snyder laborer Fort Wayne Ind Carl Swrft teacher Eaton Ind Carlton Van Auken Angola Ind Betty Kunce Derrow housewrfe Ashley lnd Doatlna Bonecutter Kunl-cle housewlfe West Unny ro ALUMNI Ol' l944 Pnn Dallas kerquson 'Vlary Benlamrn Clark housewrte Medaryvtlle Ina Bonme Drrr Craeger Garrett Ind Leona Everrtts Ma'tahan housewrte Angola Ind Eleanor Hagerty Zackrrch housewtfe Deftance Ulm Rrchard Frrend laborer Hamrlton Ind Harold Keller laborer Hrcksvrlle O Evelyn Musser Angola Ind Mac Lynn Oberlm farmer Hamrlton Inu Maxlne Oberlin housewrfe Butler Ind Arlene Robrnett Upp housewrfe Butler Ind Quentin Watkrns college Hrllsdale Mrch Marvrn Iennrngs laborer Hamrlton Ind Phyllis Harger Whrte H N New Orlean l ALUMNI OF 1845 Prm Dallas Ferguson Marjorre Emerson Augubrrght housewife Fort Wayne Ind Marvrn Iackson farmer Hamtlton Ind Ella Lou Sanxter Frrgner housewrte tort Waynt Helen Drrrrm Booth housewrfe Hamtlton Ind Vrrgrnra Hutcnrns Zrmmer housewrte Angola Ind La Mar Sutton Army Barbara Lrngle Wood hou ewlte Plymouth Ind Robert Zrmmer Phrlharmonrc. 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Annu Aldrrch Kline housewrfe Auburn Ind Wrlbur Albrrght Auburn Ind Betty lean Schmttt Flannegan housewrfe Hamtlton nd lanette Rose Kalszvnskr housewrfe Hamrlton Ind lt-Hoy Sanders factory worker Hamrlton nd Ioan Clark Moore housewrfe Nrles Mrch Robert Hamman clerk Hamrlton Ind Betty Baker clerk Hamrlton Ind Ierry Kepler farmer Hamtlton Ind ALUMNI OF 1945 Prm Dallas Ferguson Dewan Rozell farmer Angola Ind Ida Lou Srmon Hamman housewrte Elgrn Ieanne Gessrnger Ladd housewlfe Hamrlton Ind Lela Lucrlle Hagerty Iackson housewrfe Hamilton nd Donna Gene Oberlm Hammon housewlfe Hamrlton Bonnte Lourse Haughey Brandon housewtfe Auburn nd Anna Mae Oberlm Baker housewrte Auburn lnd Lots Mane Newcomer office work Butler Ind Gene I-lamman Army ALUMNI OF 1947 Pr1n Dallas Ferguson Donner Kepler student Purdue Lafayette Ind Beverly Aldrrch Hathaway oihce worker Garrett nd Ruth Brooks Myers housewrfe Angola Ind Dorothy Beardsley Penland housewrfe Hamrlton lnd Raymond Henney farmer Angola Ind Thomas Hagerty Marrnes Alabama Loanne Robrnett lames housewrfe Butler Ind Wanda Drrr Flortda Leon Burch farmer Angola Ind Donald Myers gas statron Mongol Ind Delores Harger Kepler housewrfe Hamrlton Ind Dean Harger bustness man Hamrlton Ind Lenore Musser Lechlerdner housewrfe Fort Wuynr nd Robert frll Army Harold Douglas Army bean Baker servrce DeLos Penland carpenter I-lannlton Ind Rrchard Sanders farmer Pleasant Lake Ind Norman Taylor Ball State Teachers College Muncre Ind Donald Crowl farmer Humrlton Ind lrancrs Shortgen Army ALUMNI OF 1948 Prm Dallas Ferguson Cormne Everrtts college Purdue Lafayette Ind Imogene Sanxter Medrcal Secretary Hamrlton Ind Barbara Newcomer Anzona Altce Myers Srmper housewife Hamilton Ind Lyle Cary farmer Hamllton Ind Donald Johnson farmer Hamrlton lnd I ale Hammon Army Wayne Hagerty Army Kenneth Taylor Ball State Teachers College Muncre Ind Wendell Phrltps laborer Fort Wayne Ind june Mrlls Barrett housewrfe Butler Ind Marylane Blatr Internatlonal Busrness College Fort Wayne Ind Charles Dull Army Gene Dean factory worker Bryan Ohro Mary Lou Houlton Mountz housewrfe Garrett Ind IWIIU Mae Lautzenhlser bhultz nurse Angola Ind . 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Hamrlton Ind Homer Hamman servrce Donna Hauqhey student Ball State Muncne Ind Kathaleen Iackson Iennmgs housewlle Hamilton n Robert Iackson servlce Dale Iennmgs servlce Donald Iennmgs servrce Marabelle Kunce factory worker Hamilton Ind loyce Lemmon Sutton housewlle Angola Ind Wlll1S Lockwood servlce Delbert Martm Grlftrn College Ohro Robert Metz Army Arlo Musser Florxda Paulme Newcomer Sanders Hosprtal Auburn Ind Duane Oberlrne farmer Hamrlton Ind Patsy Rohleder Oberlrn housewlte Hamllton Ind Jernard Shlvely servlce Maryorte Stahl Boyer housewnle Butler Ind Evelyn Wagoner student Ball State Muncxe lnd ALUMNI OF 1950 Prm Charles Sharp Van Baker servrce Glorla A1br1ghtZe1gler housewlle Hamllton lnd Loren Imnrngs Arr Force Lauren Calvm factory worker Hamllton Ind Prxscxlla Myers Gnagy housewxie St Petersburg lanetHoll1nger Telephone Company Angola lnd Rohm Beardsley Art School Chrcago Ill Margaret Delong Burch housewlie Hamilton Ind Leonard Delong Mendall Mlssxsstppr Georgra Zexgler Hamnlton Ind Earnest Zelqler laborer Hamxlton Ind Arnold Nlckols servlce Max Gnaqy constructlon work baseball St Potcrs burg FlOI1dU Gene Heston college Tn State Hamnlton Ind Ollver Nlaggmnls SBfVlC9 Leon Teegardln laborer Angola Ind James Wagoner servrce Rebecca Wood Zlrkle hOUS9Wlf0 Waterloo lnd George Bredlmeler Mmlster Keystone Ind Ralph Clark service ALUMNI OF l95l Prm Charles Sharp Carol Aldnch Shultz factory worker Hamllton Ind Kelth Brooks laborer Hamilton Ind Dale Champron laborer Hamxlton Ind Maxda Drrrxm clerk Hamrlton Ind Ruth Douglas clerk Butler Ind Donna Duncon Elenor Fee Methodxst Hospttal Fort Wayne nd Marlene Fee Imnmgs housewrte Hamilton n Elenor Galt Brock housewife P Lake Ind Ray Gorden Telephone Co Hamllton Ind Lynn Gnagy St Petersburg lunmr College St Petersburg Flortda Sharon Greenwood Taxr Stand Auburn Ind Beverly Teegarden Hagerty housewrle Hamllton l Iamce Harqer Snyder housewrfe Butler Ind Mary Haughey student Ball State Muncxe Ind Ruth Hrcks worker Fort Wayne Ind Don Hovarter servlce Charles Howard farmer Hamrlton Ind Donald lack farmer Hamllton Ind Iacmta Iackson Krohn housewxte Hamilton Ind Robert Klebe laborer Fort Wayne Ind Madgelyn Martm Hamilton Ind Thelma McKeen Szeman housewrle Hamllton Ind Shxrley Newcomer Arlzoncr Colleen Penland nurses traxnrng Elkhart Ind B1llS1mens Purdue Extensxon Fort Wayne lnd Dlane Swrlt Hamxlton Ind Mary Teegardm Nurse Angola Ind n I 1 ' , D , A ', ' ,ld. 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