Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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V , , f? ,-fC,aLf1,f 51646 7 4?-Lf I ,Yana 4,06 4f7fL!3 rw- A7 24616 , W? 510, -E . ff , f L v 1 v QM I W ,mf jf L PTF .Rm ,' if pfgby GFX N r ' Q?9f'7fJ . of , ,,.A V' 0 1 1 bk-f vu MJPP Y fx ' N if Cf' THE CITAIIEL '. . f ii 1 ,. ,W nf , ,H M ,mam W R Q Z,,j TV .-52, .V V...fl-. ga.-.M--.a...,,. ,--,. - .U tr V N .s ,F- anaismfwg MTA is 1 llIllllIIl HUNTERTOWN AF I RE DEPT Presented by The Class of 1957 EEL RIVER - PERRY SCHOOL Hunferfown, Indiana FOREWORD Many changes have Taken place in our school life and surroundings during the past years. ln This, our new yearbook, we have endeavored to depict these changes in our lives, in our school, and in the adminisrrarion. We hope that you, our fellow classmates, Teachers and community friends, enjoy This year's C ITADE L . 2 Tlt e Foreword Table of Contents and Dedication 3 Admin rstratlon Seniors 6 17 Juniors 20 25 Sophomores 28 33 Freshmen 36 41 Faculty 41 57 Actlvltles 60 71 Sports 74-83 Junior High 88-91 Grades 97-108 18, 19, 26, , 34, 35, 42, 43 58, 59, 72, 73, 84, 87, 92, 96 Advertisement TABLE llll llllll'l'El1'l'S 'l 21 Illllllllll 'llll We wish to dedicate this yearbook to our parents who have helped us through our most ' I crucna , changing years--and to th Anderson, who would have graduated w e memory of Tom ith the Class of 1957. Y-, ,.:.... -,,,. ., I ll, ,sim ,AW . sg 1 AIIMI I 'l'llA'l'lll .- - nlzf l Wm? 'F i V' i 1- X W a N i ' A A H. 1' l P ff Q if JD 1 MR. CARL ELSTER MR. PAUL TERRELL Supervising Principal High School Principal The word school today means much more than just book larnin, and our concept of schoo administration today embraces many more aspects of school activities than it formerly did. Changing Times indeed have brought about numerous changes in our schools. School today means academic Ieaming, citizenship training, educational, moral, spiritual, and vocational guidance, athletic programs, clubs, parties and dances, physical and mental health, and a host of things too numerous to mention--all of the experiences that being a part of a school brings The administration of a school has become a growing task that must concem itself with all of these activities. Their complexities as well as increased enrollments have called for more personnel in the area of administration, and in our own particular case we are experiencing o first year here in the Eel River - Perry Schools with two licensed administrators. We shall undoubtedly experience growing pains in our new administrative setup, but the f co-operation of all concerned will certainly enable us to provide a better service to students the community. Our goal is better schools and greater educational opportunity for all of the f young people in the community we serve. MR. LAWRENCE FOOTE MR. GEORGEFRYBACK County Superintendent Assistant Principal ADMINISTRATION MR. MERLE GUMP, Trustee MR. ERNEST WARNER, Tl'US'I'ee Eel RIVGI' TOWrlSI'IIp Perry Township 5 A the VALEDIUTURIA and Robert Roberson had an average of 95.60 to haverthe honor of being named Salutatorian of the 1957 graduating class. Bob has taken the oollege preparatory course throughout high school. He has participated in many activities among these are: Hi-Y, Booster Club, and Class President. His hobbies are fishing and hunting. Bob plans to enter Purdue University where he will study chemistry and accounting: part in many extra-curricularactivities. These include the Booster Club and Y-Teens. She also was general manager of the senior magazine sales. technician. She plans to take her training at on I of the hospitals in Fort Wayne. Nancy Freck, with an average of 96.11, hd attained the honor of being Valedictorian of the 1957 graduating class. V . Throughout high school, Nancy has taken college-preparatory course. She has taken Nancy's future plans are to become an X-Rc N SALUTATURIAN l lf' BACK ROW: Larry Gump, Carole Wham, Marilyn Zeller, Roberta Gandy, Linda Dove and Bob Deetz. SEATED: Bob Roberson, and Nancy Freck. llonor Students and Good Citizen Nancy Freck was elected good citizen for the school year of 1956-57. The basis for selecting the good citizen is the students dependability, service, leadership, and WF patriotism. Nancy went to South Side High School on November 3 to take a competitive xamination . Approximately three hours were equired for the examination. The examination was general in nature, owever, one phase covered the forthcoming lection. Also, there were questions cover- ng early American history. All ofthe Allen County Schools par- icipated in this contest. In March a mother nd daughter banquet was held in honor of ll the good citizens who represented other urrounding schools. ily is LYNN M, BOSLER ' College Prep. Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Ping-Pong 3,4g Track 3, 4, Hi-Y 3,4, Booster Club 3, President 4, Q, Librarian 3, . Ambition-College. CAROL SUE BOWSER College Prep, Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1,2, G.A,A. 1, Chorus 1, Citadel Staff 4, Black St Gold Flash Association Editor 4, Librarian 1, 2, 4 Ambition-Telephone operator and Housewife. r if ROBERT ROBERSON Bob President College Prep, ' Hi-Y Secretary 3, President 4, Booster Club 4 Citadel staff Editor 4, Black Kc Gold Flash 4, Cl President 2, 3, 4, 4 Ambition-Professional Accountant. SHARON MASON Sherry Secretary Commercial Volleyball 1,2, Y-Teens 2, 3, President 3, Booster Club 1,2, G.A.A. 1, Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Band 2,3,4, Madrigal 3, 4, Citadel Staff 4, Black 8: Gold Flash Editor 4, Librarian 3, Class Treasurer 1, 3, Sec- retary 4, Quartet 4, Ambition-Housewife. LINDA SUE DOVE Treasurer College Prep. Volleyball 1, 2, Y-Teens 1,2 Secretary 3,4 Presi- dent, Booster Club 1,2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Citadel Staff 4, Black 8: Gold Flash 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Trio 3, 4, Octette 3, Jug Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Ambition-Go to college and study some form of psychology. ROBERT DEETZ Bob Vice-President College Prep. Hi-Y Sergant-at-Arms 3, Secretary 4, Student Council 1, 3, Booster Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4 Pres dent, Madrigal 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, F 1, 3, Senior Quartet. Ambition-To be a success in whatever I attempt. 715 5. 'F-5 RICHARD A, BRUNDIGE Dick College Prep, Ping-Pong 2, 3,4g Art 1. Ambition-Architect. THOMAS CUTCHINS Torn Commercial Ping-Pong 3, Hi-Y: Junior Play, Ambition-Mechanic RONALD DIC KE Ronnie Chaplam 1, V1ce Presldent 2, Ambition-Go to college, DUANE EASTERDAY Commerclal 5 Y EMRICH Commercial sketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Ping-Pong 2, 4, ck 1,2, 3,4g Hi-Y 3,43 Chorus 1, 35 Art 2, ior Play 3, Ambition-To be successful in life, NCY FRECK Nan College Prep, lleyball 1,2g Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Booster Club ,4, G. A.A. lg Chorus 1, 3, Madrigal 4, adel Staff 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, School re 2: Junior Play. Ambition-College and X-Ray Technician, Ambition-To finish school. College Prep. , S., Basketball 2, 3,4g Baseball 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y ' A E, .. President, 1 3.1 Ambition-Carpentry Work. AURELIA KAY JACKSON Kay Commercial V Arcola 1,2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, G.A,A. 3, Chorus , l , 2,3g Librarian 1,2, 3, Junior Play 3, Huntertown 4, ' Ambition-Beautician, 'fff 1' 1 WANDA ANN KONGER Wan Commercial Volleyball 1, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art 1, Citadel Staff 4, Black Ss Gold Flash 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, School Store 3: Junior Play 3. Ambition-To be a Beautician. DAVID M. KOVAL Dave College Prep. Ping-Pong 1, 2, 3,-4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Citadel Staff 4, Junior Play 3, Ambition-Engineer. bf w V LARRY E. GROSS Larry Vocational Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3,4, Ping-Pong 2, 3, Track 1,2, 3,4, Hi-Y 3.4, Chorus 1, Citadel staff 4, Junior Play 3, F.F,A. 1,2, 3,4, Vice- RGBERTA GANDY Betta College Prep, Ping-Pong 1,2, 3, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens Se Representative, Student Council 2, Booster Clu 1,2, 3, 4, Citadel Staff, Business Manager 4, Black 8: Gold Flash 4. Ambition-To travel a lot. LARRY GUMP Larry Vocational Basketball 2, 3,4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball '2 Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, Citadel staff 4, Black Gold Flash 4, Vice-President 3, Junior Play 3, F.F.A. 1, Secretary 2, President 3, Vice-Pres 4, Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Ambition-To be a success. WF qi: L e- f' xr M. mmercial R. LEWIS Bill 3,4, Junior Play Work for myself, MARLENE LEITER Lynn eens 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art 1, 3, 4, Staff 4, Librarian 8, Teacher's Secretary 4, and go to Art School. JERRY KREGER Commercial '-Q THOMAS LANDIN Tom Commercial Volleyball 3,4, Basketball 1, Hi-Y 3,4, Art 1, f Ambition-To have a business of my own, r PEGGY LOU LEAZIER Peg College Prep. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ping-Pong 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A., Band 1,2, 3, 4, Citadel staff 4, Librarian 2, 3, Teacher's Secretary 4, Junior Play 3, Octette 3, 4, Ambition-Nurse, 4 X a Basketball 1, 2,3, Track l,2, 3, 4, H1 Y 3 1 Booster Club 2, 3, Art 4, Junior Play, Ambition-Get Married, go to work and raise a family, DAVID RUSSELL KRIDER Dave Commercial Booster Club 1,2, 3, F. F. A. 1. Ambition-Farmer. iblff' , 'R L, 91'- 'w-W' MILDRED MILLER Milly Commercial U Art 1, 2, Ea Ambition-Work at Bell Telephone Company. I JACQUELINE PEPPLER Jackie 'gi- Commercial Art 1, 2,45 Citadel Staff 4, Ambition-To get married and be a good army wife and mother RALPH L, LUTTER Butch Vocational Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3 Citadel Staff 45 F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 45 Judging Tea 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition-Having a business of my own, DAVID MALCOLM Dave Vocational Basketball 25 Baseball 2, 3,45 Track'2, 35 Art 1 Junior Play 35 F.F. A. 3,45 Sentinel 4, Judgin Team 3, 4, Ambition-Carpenter. IEANNEAN DIANNE MIDDAUGH Jeannie College Prep, Y-Teens 1,25 Booster Club 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 45 Madrigal 45 Citadel Staff 45 Black 85 Gold Flash 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Quartet 45 Chorus Accornpanist 3, 45 Chorus Section Leader 45 Fresh- man Trio 15 Band Officer 4. if Ambition-College. CELESTIA JOY MILLER Joy Commercial Volleyball 1,25 Ping-Pong 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2, 35 Student Council 45 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2,35 Art 35 Madrigal 45 Librarian 45 X Teacher's Secretary 4. 1 Ambition-Secretary or a receptionist. V l, iii married. College Prep, Ambition-Nurse . L, SPANGLE Prep, 1,2, Ping Pong 1,2, 3, Teacher s Sec -Commercial Airline Pilot. ANN sPRoULs Judy DAVID E, SMITH Dave Vocational I Ping-Pong 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 2,3g Band 1,2, 3,4g Citadel Staff 4g F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Judging Team l,2,3,4, Ambition-Television or farming and get JANET KAY SMITH Jannie Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Librarian 2,4g Class Treasurer 2, LARRY L, PHILLIPS Lar Commercial Booster Club 1,25 Art 1, 2, Citadel Staff 43 Class President lg School Store 3. Ambition-Architect. VIVIAN LEE PRANGER Sis College Prep, Basketball 1,2g Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4, Ping-Pong 1,2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 1, 29 Booster Club 1, 2, G. A. A. Officer lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Madrigal 1,2, 3,4g Senior Quartet, Brass Sextet 2, 3,45 Cornet Trio 2, 3g German Band 2, Sgjug and Bottle Band 3,45 County Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition-To be a success in what ever I choose to do. W 5. I --rf 4-2-an 'G' 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Citadel 4, Black Sc Gold Flash 4g Librarian 2g her's Secretary 4. mbition-Secretarial work. .L -ef MARETA C, TRAHIN MareLa Commercial Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Booster Club 1, 2, 3,45 Citadel staff 43 Librarian 4, Teacher's Secretary 4g Sch Store 3, Ambition-Secretary, NANCY J. WALTERS Nan Commercial Basketball l,2, 35 Baseball 1, Ping-Pong 2, Art 1,2, 4, Ambition-Policewomen. Volleyball 1, 2 CLASl MUTTU GLASS FLUW The Golden White Rose Age Ig, Before Us, CLA.S UOL0 Not Behind Us. CAROLE ILENIE WHAN Carole College Prep, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3g Booster Club 2, 3, 4g G. A. A. lg Citadel Staff 4g Librarian 4, Teacher's Secretary 45 School Store 2, Junior Play 3, eb Ambition-X-Ray Technician, JACK R, WITHAM Jack Commercial Basketball 2, 3,43 Baseball 2, 3g Volleyball 3, 4, Ping-Pong 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3,4g Vice-President 1. Ambition-To be a success, : mai.-1 133-I Dusty Rose and Silv l AV' fig 157' lg I...'7 College Prep, Store 4. f Ambition-A irline Hostess. MARILYN ZELLER Marilyn RONALD WYSONG Ron Commercial Baseball 3,4, Ambition-Carpenter. KEITH M. YANT Keith Vocational Ping-Pong l,2g Chorus lg Hi-Y 33 F,F.A, 1,2,3 4. Ambition-Go to the army and then start farming. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, Booster Club 2,3,4g Citadel 4g Librarian 2, 3g Teacher's Sec- retary 4g Class Officer-Vice-President 2, School ues!-' lull UL-h ucsuf TO SUCCEED L Im PRE n , A , T MOST Heck and Bob Roberso I I . ,. . , qw 1 ,, , , , MOST TIEST GIRL Nancy gi, , . E , ' A Lindan HANDSOM and 41 pf W A 1 Ove alld ,EBOY ly: r' ' JE I DaV1dM wf AJ ' ' IQ! 'NX 8100 K 1 ', ,:l':R'rl'iHS.if W4 1. X' A 'I I ,- , 'H H- 12: fm l 'l '1 1 Yfw fl 52 E? Hg ! Q r Us ,fl 0 4 l. ?if . nv 'f JF . :E A A It rg. :-raffzxv 'ff Q- ff fu rEg3h AgL1,FfV '- V :mf-fx . 1 1 . IM - I - I- 'ijp-. J 1 u f-f i 1 X N E 11: 1, 1 ,' ' WJE- .1 f , 2 . ' :': - I. ',L ,g Hi AA , BEST ATHLETES Vivian Prauger and Ralph Lutter SS?-D ' B E51 9?-56 Tom Manchu xoXe, vman an Ca I6 1 T17 2 I f l I 7 , . M0 1-- L ST Inga Dov PQPULA e andB b R 0 Robe F3011 MOST STUDIOUS Sanet Smith and Robert Deetz ND AC Laffyngfs U7 Pandpe ggy Leazfe I M08 T Dick COUR T EOUS I EP-SON AL-IT TBS e and Shgron M Hgon I7 BEST ALL AROUND P Linda Dove and Robert Roberson HUNTERTCWN GRAIN AND . it- Hd.lnl 'H'll'pln 'A, ,H -.. u llllm'u- X X 4 ',,' 'ffl' ff, ,ffl 'I A! '.'I ..'.'4.. ! X 'I I' Ir' uh Nil N ff X If I 't N, N gr 'w tf if x' M I Feed-Seed-Coal -Lumber Fence-Steel Posts-Tile-Fertilizer Grain-Purina Feeds-Roofing Phone 2414 'H . 3 Phone 3424 Lumber Department 1 'Y ' :l EURINQ ,: Grain Department Nungmin 45 ' H f rt ..: M' I I 'v I cl' un e own , X..:-:-:,, n nano 1 Wh 1w ,,,,, QQ-5' E Y 11 Qian , . Q ' . - 1 F' THERES NO PLACE LIKE - HCLMES FOR MEN'S WEAR 926 Calhoun Street Fort Wayne Indiana Suede Jackets - Zipper Repairing CLEANERS UF THE BE'l l'ER KIND IOIO Wells St. Ft. Wayne, Indiana Fifty Million A Day ' IIRIJVK 77 ' i S 'bi E J 1 5 , j 7 f A In Bottles IQ! FT. WAYNE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. U L A S S Dave Holmes ...... President Mary Weaver ...... Secretary Eldon Dice . . . Vice-President Judy Thompson . . . . Treasurer FAVUHITES Bob McMonigal, Joyce Hovarfer 20 A 7 y Roger Abbott rl ' ,V 3 i ,H ,ily .h . -' Sharon Amsfurz -D ' far' 1 f X X' K' I ,M John Anderson X ,S 7 lily K ' f A William Archer L '. half! LN . A l N 'V H Richard Arnold ' ,f .N , 1 -4! 'f' vw! 'ff .6 Xl- 'S' I Mins , X l Marilyn Baren - vp- ' pn-4 4 'F- ' my ' P 5 Kenneth Bechler -., I z' :F -.... J d Be X r 5 ri! . u y rmes S Y in :L i J- , e x David Bockman 'rl '. ' in '-- 53 Mike Boggs ' --. -agar Sharon Buckmasfer I H I y M Y A Y Joan Clawson ' A A g M' 1 Mary Cohee ' - - Beverly Cook -. - 1 A x eg- s ' Sharon Cook Dianna Daniels I Larry Deetz 3 VT, gg 13+ 7, L , Q, f, , .Carolyn Dicke J 1 , , .V . I' u - , W, '1- ' .. . Sharon Dove Nr wr N P I . rx V--' N' David Dunfen 21 age 5 ,I . gil.--w Us 'fag 3' - , xi 'QF f f'-'I if ' 'x 7 F- f PJ Q. . I, W8 si lj f 3, '- Fx 1 , .44 r -Yr .Q ,-11: Mt' 8 . ff? -5- Asa 1:3 K -3 -Q' xl 'if'- W ' . 'R' F R' Mi ll .A a , ,I 433 ibm. lx if 5 :Q 3 -Qin? , 'J' F . 2... ,.:2Hz:.-I ,'K.: E5i:1E52' ' -.i't?8!!ff1222:::r-A . ff' gr - .36 Q?-mi 'H-lain I - X ' g - Q.. in :lx fl 5 5 'X' I 1 ,J--gl T? ' v A V L G x 22 Dennis Englehart Shirley Farver Ronnie Fiedler Esther Foust Dennis Fredrick Sharon Freeman Margaret Gaunt Sherree Garvin Joe Grim Roger Gross Barbara Hand Gloria Herdman Marilyn Hochstecller Ronnie Hoeppner Carol Hollopeter Darrell Hollopefer Carol Houser Joyce Hovarrer Ronnie Hursh Terry lckes Lanny Johnson Karan Jorclan Gaynl Kessler Al Kikly Sharon Kizer Carolyn Lindley Carol McDaniel Bob McMonigal Joe Malcolm Irene Miller Sarah Miller Tomme Miller Virginia Monfoofh Dave Opliger Bill Orfner Gene Peppler Frank Rigsby Melvin Rowley Ruth Shenk 4 Beverly Shultz Qs , ly! X X 1' l 1 ii V4 9- , ' -V ' ' J Y. - H , , me y is ,Q x S Q y, Ir- J. nm ta' I -Qgps It Sir' '1 '99 C' uf- ' elll B? 3 Q' ,ei L. gr Nxt Q , W x ' , rriee , ll rl llrr I up A t . Za 5 1 i Y 'w I!! i if ,, V .3 2 l er A It l --,,-4 I' if S H' N. .Q M vita ,Q L- --ev 5 I ' I t X I :div - E -es' . fix Q M S , .l 'TA lf?ef ,l if 'Wm !. ' Ku I 04, n 'Yr-A -rr N' I av I S rr 1 x ig 5 .- . 74 ig K, 23 l A l X rv -fer if ea 23 if i Y't'-Y' F gee,-If Q 9 Yr no 3 E , . X ll 5?- Jlm Snyder Gail Stoops Hy 35 K til 1 1 . we ' P x txfx- ix ,1 ,lf J iw 'GTZ ,Yi 4 m X V' Z A 7'-...A-7 ,i , I , my of 3 ef .net fxf is 'i . . .x.-,,,:i ., S. 'lf ? Tony Stu lts Tom Thom as Tom Thompson Carolyn 'fill Marilynn Trahin n gy., Loren Western F Sandy Smith Betty Wilcox Robert Young Absent . Donald lmbody ,-q arf if? Nam' I in-f in ,- 1,.K -N Q .ha- . 56 Ei 6:10 oro AVMLABLE A moment of silence, Please I I CFA' g.: Our Huntertown Road Hawks HI-Y and Y-Teen officers and A l'll take a Coke! Lynn is on the rebound shot. isors get together. .lu n I0 rs The Junior year is always very exciting because this is the year that class rings are received, the iunior play is presented and the Junior-Senior Prom and banquet is held. r Their money making-projects ranged all the way from concessions at the basketball games to catching chickens. The officers this year were Dave Holmes, president, Eldon Dice, vice- presidentp Mary Weaver, secretary, and treasurer, Judy Thompson. Sponsoring the class were Miss Enley and Mr. Gehman. Y-Teens discuss plans for Mr. Gehman is at ease because What's so funny at the Hi-Y swimming party. the concessions are oing well. meeting? llll I lll Z 4 lb, l --' ,Q - X CHURUBUSCO STATE BANK A BANK FOR FARMERS Deposits Insurecl For Each Depositor Up To 510,000 F.D.I.C. Phone 2403 Churubusco I Compliments of ,FUR on X For Good Food---t -Q R L D - N C-79 gil' if E1 5 DF BOB IRONS l GREEN GRILL C FLOYD'S AUTO SALES Chu'-ybusco AND SERVICE News And Pictures Of All MEYER'S FOOD Huntertown School Activities CENTER TRI-cou'NrY TRUTH Favorite Weekll' NEWSPUPGV Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Of Allen, Whitley, Noble Counties Commercial Printing Phone 3384 By Offset or Letterpress V Churubusco Phone 3433 Churubugco lndiqnq CENTRAL HARDWARE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY HARDWARE PAINT BUILDING MATERIALS MASURY IS Q-Q-Q mmm I J fs 'wrtiw' V 5 5.23 in wi HONE 2082 NTERTOWN, INDIANA Larry Smith Vice-President Sandy Maxwell Treasurer Charlotte Sloffer, Harolcl Schafer CLASS 5 coimfm, 7 mm! ffwifw' UFFIUERS F A V 0 H l T E S 28 Harold Schafer President Charlotte Sloffer Secretary Q ' 1lQv--wx rid, rr' 'Y 'S '.l .mx - ' -Q99 45,15 l'. R- hl M 'R R B , -e . U If ' -2 Y' 'Q 1. I I ,? 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In previous years this has been done at the beginning ofthe iunior year, which causes quite a delay. This will probably be a custom to be continued in future years. A field trip to Chicago was also a high-point ofthe sophomore year. There they visited the Museum of Natural History, the Museum of Science and lndustry and the Aquarium. Now that the sophomores have attained a sense of belonging , they are looking forward to the next two years with anticipation. Joe is building O fOl'l'0Wir1g Please keep fingers QU1' of house in shop- Booster Club Officers fhe food, li GOING TO COLLEGE .... ? YOU'LL WANT A TYPEWRITER FOR CERTAIN BRING YOUR PARENTS WITH YOU AND CHOOSE THE BEST GRADUATION GIFT OF ALL AT NEEDHAM'S TYPEWRITER COMPANY, INC. 723 S. Clinton St. A-7395 Fort Wayne, Indiana LEITCH'S MARKET Compliments of w5nlHwllll AND -9 sl ALMON F. SMITH L ,C LOCKER Builders of custom kitchen and I' bathroom cupboards I ' 1 SERVI and linen closets Huntertown, Indiana M 44MH!1f4f7 Phone 4703 I IQPEQ I Churubusco, Indi JOE MCGUIRE, REALTOR Complete Real Estate Service All Kinds of Insurance Farm Loans Phone 4872 Churubusco, Indiana Compliments of A 81 M RUDERMAN FARMS Huntertown CHURUBUSCO WOODWORKING C0.. INC. -in THE BUILDER'S SUPERMARKET A Complete Line of Building Materials and Supplies U.S. Highway 33 South - Phone 6441-Churubusco, Indiana' McCOMB HOME BUILDERS We Specialize in Custom Building and Remodeling Telephone-Huntertown 2293 or Huntertown 2188 Compliments of CHAS. ORT 81 CO. Jewelers Masonic Bldg. Garrett, Indiana RAYPoLE's STANDARD SERVICE STATION Churubusco Phone 302-300 '11 on 45 . 66,4 oo 'f' 45 0, 238.50 Go Qqpo 0 O 1-sf Og' Q Karen Sherwood, Ross Gross og' ad? K Q s gm sl' O6 -L WB? 4, :hu 1115. -,W 1: ' 15 'G' as t ,-.QYI ann' arvfi' ,-was D053-' I 'TW iam! 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'L , 4-1.4 ,vw J iff, ,,,' .2 . ' 9- fq 3' 5 'iff'-' HX I Hr' SP' It 'S , Ax ion R ' ,nuff 39 l l FQ-fe - Diane Schultz 'vizsv ' Bob Shank ll 'ffl Donna Shriver X, 1' 7 Larry Snyder ' Q-A il Carol Sparks .r Ruth Stults 11 l y Raymond Till J rf? R!! I ,Joan Torrence .fgsx A ,, Y . :phi Valerie Tmeeey .,,, Robert Wise A Juliann Witham Larry Yoder 79080.57 2 G: Absent ' 4 Everett Rindfuzz 55-l ' Arthur Clifford Wafgjam Roberta McClure That was a hard question wasn't it, boys? 'im f-tw. K ix gfyhx Let's get a basket, girlsl Q11 ,gn- -.BAND i STP 'l Senior Band Members Y-Teens serve the Hi-Y Let's get started! refreshments Freshmen The freshman class this year had Mr. Richardville and Mrs.'Hostetler as their sponsors to help them with their activities and with other problems that might come before them. Their president was Ross Grossp Ned Miller was vice-presidentp Mary Robertson was secretaryp and the treasurer was Karen Sherwood. This year was fun because being a freshman in high school was a new experience and the beginning of many new and exciting experiences. The freshmen also had quite a few get-ac uainted parties, some of which were school-sponsored . These were welll attended and offered an opportunity for the students to really know their classmates. Everyone has fun at skating Who told the joke at the Freshmen's Hallow ' . Y-teen meetin parties g . breakfast . I een ,Mig X HUNTERTOWN'S I FAVORITE -4':1' 'I I . 2 IDI lljil , ME I Ill I l ?'E?..Q!'J' i I It I m s ' . I, 5 .- K tl 4, -.W 1 4 I L' I 'fkrfm . :hwy Y x Sq- I S L 5 X 1 C , v I T V I -I II v - -I C I sw SPEEDWAY - CORNERS THICK MALTS-SHAKES-SODAS-FLOATS HAMBURGERS-HOT DOGS-BAR-B-Q SYLVESTER'S MOTOR CLINIC Complete Ignition Service Batteries Armstrong Tires Mufflers 24-Hour Road Seryice vu lg ar - l n Phone 5263 Ch urubusco GORDON 81 SLOFFE wELL Dnlueks Water Softeners Water Systems Plumbing 8. Heating Bathroom Fixt Well Supplies Appliances- Kitchen Sinks Electric Heat Phone 4433 On Route 33 South Churubusco, Indiana VW ' Q S S. LD I 91: V4.5 4 I X ill' T W 'M N l SHELTON'S I.G.A. MARKET CHURUBUSCO PHONE 3813 U INDIANA SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY WOVERLAND SHOE STORE On the Corner Churubusco Indiana McCOMB CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Builders of Homes -.- L, '-Hallflsl :if , EII- 1 Basements -Remodeling Free Estimates Telephone Huntertown Fort Wayne 2299 or 2463 E-5262 MRS. RUBY BYERS ren.: s 1 .: mms. , ,4.,. '-vu 1:-r L ri v- MR. ORD GEHMAN English and Librarians English is a medium of communication of ideas--whether it is used in speaking, reading or writing. lt is the core of eyery class, from the first to the twelfth grade. English is a subiect which is applicable to every course available for students in high school. Without a good comprehension of the meanings of words, spelling, and senten structure, one cannot possibly do good essay-type work in any class. Being able to express oneself in both oral and written work is essential for an all-around education, which is carried over into every phase of one's chosen occupation. The major change that has taken place in the English department the last few years 'T' ' - I ' '- Lf:. Q T ' v ' 4 ml of I Q i -' ' 'B -M' ,IVF 4 2 Q? E Raymond Till, Miss Lucinda Enley, Wesley Gould, Julia Buettner. ROW TWO: Janet Smith, Jennie McGraw, Darrell Hollopeter, Beverly Shultz, Carol Atkinson, Roberta Gandy, Carole Whan, Mareta Trahin, Joy Miller, Carol Bowser, Sonia Kreger, Marilynn Trahin. 44 MISS LUCINDA ENLEY AND LIBRARIANS, ROW ONE: T0m Clayton, is the addition, development, and use of the school library. This year students have become interested in books offered by the National Teen Book Club. This interest has prompte many to start their own libraries and begin reading some ofthe better boo Learning to appreciate good books i itself is an education and affords ma leisure hours of pleasure. saves time by using table ls it straight, Jerry? Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Shop has had a slow but steady development. The first shop had a few assorted hand tools for woodworking. Today we have a table saw, hand saw, jig saw, iointer, grinders, lathes, miter box saw, drill press, power hand drills, and paint sprayer. Besides the power woodworking tools, we have added sheet metal work, on a hand scale, and cement and electrical equipment for the general shop. The goal for the future should be a machine shop, for approximately eighty per cent our male graduates go into the various factories. --51- gpnrnq ul ance r M e f 1 5. sm Hg W El The purpose of a guidance pro gram is to help the child discover . X' r- his talents, likes, and dislikes by testing. The program is to aid the teacher in understanding and help- ing the child. It can also help the parents to better understand their children and aid in the child's adiustments to various situations. A good guidance program is for the whole community. Mr. George Fryback and hisbeginning shop class. 45 'i 'N PM HARRY RICHEY MR. GLENN GE Social Studies and Business Eilusatinn The study of history meets a need in the schools just as every particular subject. History can be studied just for enjoyment, too. It is taught to keep us from making the same mistakes in the future that have been made in the past. A person will guard his rights and shoulder his responsibilities if he appreciates what others have done so he might enjoy the freedoms of today. Our changing social order has changed many of our teaching procedures in soci- ology. Young people need to learn to analyze the problems of society in terms of how they affect human beings, remembering always that society is made up of flesh and blood, men, women, and children. Preparing young people for well-informed partici- pation in public affairs has been kept in the forefront. WILLIS ROBERTS MR. DONALD l l l NEOMI MANCE MRS. HELEN ALTER lrono Byron Sohool ln the seven-year history of the high school at Irene Byron Hospital, the teaching staff has increased from one to four. In the beginning, mainly home economics courses were offered, with short periods of individual instruction. Gradually a complete aca- demic course has been made available with more teacher supervision. Laboratory home economics and commercial subjects taught in small class groups now appeal to students because of their usefulness. S. EDITH DUFFIELD MRS. NONDES ALDRED --ui., ffl? ,. ,-H 1. ..., ,. MRSa MARGARET HOSTETLER Let's get to work, Jeanl Home Economics The purpose of a Vocational Home Economics Department is to offer training which will promote better home and family living for our future home- makers. To better accomplish this, we have con- tinuously over the period of the past ten years, replaced out-of-date equipment with new, re- painted the cupboards and walls, added draperies and numerous articles to help give the rooms a home-like atmosphere. Oh, Oh, bumed some ,.,- lffa 1 '- Y, I -L ,1 r, ' ,L . L Q-1 Watch your fingers, girls. 48 MRS. IMOGENE BURNS 7'r, ik. X ls IRES 4'RflVL1N W! .Q ,, gram ,,,. Fire Prevention Poster Winners Art In art classes various projects are planned, many of which grow out of the needs of other departments in the school. To complete the proiects, many de- cisions are made involving the use of line, form, space and color. In everyday living, whether in or out of school, such decisions must be made by every- one. The constant aim of the Art Department is to help make life a richer, more satisfying experience for all. We feel that, among other things, the use of our color slide camera and ceramic and enameling kilns will aid our efforts to achieve that result. Are you playing house, boysl FH fi Busy Class 49 MR. VAUGHN The Vocational Agriculture program in the school curriculum meets the needs of students who are interested in engaging in the occupation of farming or who may possibly enter into re- lated agricultural fields. Our agricultural pro- gram has been improved the past few years through the addition of farm shop work in the high school classes. Classroom study is con- stantly being changed due to new developments in research. MILLER Vuoatmnal 9 11-elif' Be careful, boys! Don't burn your fingers! Keeping his nose Oil that machine l the grindstone Chapter Sweetheart , 'fix . , .QE 'u r 1 .il ha... . Q .. .'-:' J-...m iuuggzna.. 1 X rg- . Y V fl . ,. Y Nr l ,Q.g -'If' Q. ll , , Jkigluwe. ,i ,Q I -Y V T. 4. , .f ,,g4L '-' ' 1' JB 4-' ' ... ---V--W -- , I. i I .4 . 'f , f iq -1 M , ff'-ffaav - lf- w 3- Ifxtln, ' Hx , .wil .31 MA-q , ,r-es' ER, 'Charlotte Sloffer 50 '55 'I 'A W I 07 fff w 'A 535. J ' -:- Ed '. ' Jn? q , +- T'o3'1f - SEA! 3 -ir:-s. ,- 'wg X C Q -QL. Q X cf QI 1,10 5 ' ' ,Q 1,3 0 OFFICERS A 0 Mr. Miller, Adviserg Joe Malcolm, Treasurer, Dennis Fredrick, Reporterg David Smith, Presidentg Larry Gump, Vice-President, Eldon Dice, Secretaryg David Malcolm, Sentinel. 1 - f EK ':, gi if , 5 V nf' J ' ' V C R'??i s Y C i A I I ' 'L ' - sm Y' ' U - . , as I , . L r tb? jg'-'I ROW ONE: Larry Yoder, Larry Marschand, Dick Young, Dave Freck, Kenny Malcolm, Bob Shank, Gay Martin, J ack Maines, Everett Rindfusz. ROW TWO: Ronnie Hursh, Ronald Hoeppner, Arthur Pion, Bob Truelove, Fay Johnson, Clark Burris, Bill Hand, Herbert Kramer. ROW THREE: Bob Young, Dave Smith, Roger Gross, Kenneth Bechler, Larry Gump, Eldon Dice, Glen Anderson, Dave Malcolm. ROW FOUR: Ralph Lutter, Joe Malcolm, Dennis Fredrick, David Dunten, Melvin Rowley, Terry Ickes, Larry Gross, Keith Yant. ROW FIVE: Jim Dafforn, Max Houser, Oscar Blanton, Dale Freeman, Larry Smith, Arthur Clifford, Larry Synder, Bob Wise. ROW SIX: Ross Gross, Jim Emrich, Randall Ellis, Tom Clark, Ronald Bear, Tom Fox, Robert Blanchard, Ronald Eby. ,' ' 1 11 3 'T' T' , ff -T li I 1 I' ' I 1 . le ' 15 , I ' l n, :il . I W ' ..,. , 7 s 'n l 'E 'I l ' ? Q 7' -- f.. ' ' B t lt 'V I' 1 4 ' if I l ie I '3 ., f -L I f I , , NV ! , .Q az, x i , L In fi 'Y ' I bi -Q. If lli-'x.M .,'H 1 4 I W S -s 1 ifffvjaff if - A -- . -T2. !-TH I r V . V it f . ' ' x I tr' ' 5 I f I I , 4 lg . , e I i I Q I I , I it I I 1 E , . F l r EE 2 - E Mr . Walter Sloffer ESF Ihlllll If it were possible to say that some good could come out of a war, it probably would be the pressure that makes necessary the advancement of man both socially and spiritually, as well as progress in the fields of science and medicine. At any rate, it is a fact that most of the instrumental programs in the I public schools throughout the country have developed since World War I. Here at Huntertown, the band was First organized in 1930. At first, little school time was given to the instrumental program. However, for many years the administration of our school has recognized the prope place of the instrumental program in the total educa- tional pattern and has given splendid co-operation. LEFT TO RIGHT: Stanley Dunten, Property Manager, Virginia Uniform Manager, Jeannean LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Clawson, Gaynl Kessler, Librarian, Mary Weaver, Secretary, Karan Jordan, Judy Thompson, Sonia Kreger, Sandy Smith . Linda Dove, Vice-President, Sharon Dove, Treasurer, Vivian Pranger, President. .45- FT TO RIGHT: Dale Fryback, Jim Emrich, lthy Noble, Phyllis Gordon, David Smith, and Ly Martin. LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Yoder, John Branam, Richard Young, William Sauders, Sharon Dove, and Linda Dove. TO LEFT. Ronnie Cutchin, Wilcox, Ruth Laflin, Connie David Dunten. Ray Lincoln, Sharon Cook, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tomme Miller, Sharon Mason, Jeannean Middaugh, Bob Truelove, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Phillip Hursh, Dale Freeman, Richard Spice, Terry Rosenberry ROW TWO: Vivian Pranger, Mike McDougal, William Ortner, Dunten. Loren Western and Stan TU RIGHT: Jean Baren, Dorothy Englehart, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Sloffer, Jean Cummings, I-Iollopeter, Penny Noble, Sandra Stonestreet, Sarah Miller, Rosalie Bowker, Roberta Baker, and Dafforn, Joyce Rodenbeck, Virginia Montooth, .53 Peg Leazier, Weaver, Q r I -N I l 3? Q . : Z , ll CHORUS OFFICERS Vivian Pranger, Vice-Presidentg Bob Deetz, President, Carolyn Dicke, Secretary. ALTOS Jeannean Middaugh, accompanist, Sharon Buckmaster, Sharon Mason, Karen Sherwood, Diana Gross, Barbara Schenk, Jean Freeman, Linda Felger, Carolyn Atkinson, and Margaret Felger. ,4- .fr i Ghorus The High School Chorus is made up of thirty-seven voices, eight boys and twenty- nine girls. This year the chorus performed at their annual Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring Concert. They also were heard by tape recordings broadcast from the Lin- coln Tower at Christmas time and over radio station WKTL at Kendalville several times during the school year. The chorus sang two selections individually at the Mass Choir Concert on March 22, and entered the district vocal contest held in Angola on,March 9. SOPRANOS ROW ONE: Lauretta Harmon, Margaret Gaunt, Ardeen Blessing, Gail Stoops. ROW TWO: Carol McDaniel, Sharon Freeman, Sonia Kreger, Donna Shriver. ROW THREE: Marilyn McBride, Jean Demske, Rose Ann Croy. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Dicke, Mary Myers, Ioan Clawson, Pat Bailey. 'fra I .,,Ai,,,y 5 . if Chorus ONE: Jean Freeman, Carolyn Atkinson, Diana Gross, o1McDanie1, Lauretta Harmon, Jean Demske, Bonnie per, Gail Stoops, Marilyn McBride, Sharon Freeman, ia Kreger, Ardeen Blessing. ROW TWO: Donna Shriver, ian Pranger, Sharon Mason, Jeannean Middaugh, Karen rwood, Sharon Buckmaster, Sharon Montooth. Joan son, Carolyn Dicke, Pat Bailey, Mary Myers, Rose Croy. ROW THREE: Barbara Schenk, Margaret Felger, a Felger, Bob Deetz, Larry Deetz, Nedrick Miller Bob Harold Schafer Oston Roop William Riley Manter Rosalie Hendrick Margaret Gaunt MRS. DOTTIE DONIGAN Vocal Music BASSES AND TENORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ned Miller, Richard Manter, Robert Deetz, Oston Roop, Harold Schafer, Larry Deetz, William Riley, Bob Blanchard, and Vivian Pranger. - -I f Mrs. Alice Muller 4 The physical education and health program is an integral part of the complete educational program of the school. The school has long attempted to educate the whole child. The physical side ofthe child, and his health, assumes a tremendous importance in this total program. Through gymnastics, games, and other recreational activities, each child finds he can develop physically and receive mental stimulus as well as develop his capacities as a leader. Health classes attempt to give knowledge to the student that will help him to be a healthier person. This combination of health and physical education should develop happier, better adjusted people. l l ff' L I, J T Q M A f 4 l :J f fx ' SV f rf-. N w, '- 1 .L . . - S- . Y T:-.af 56 Mr . George PIIYSIUAL EIIUUATIUN Cherry Z 'L ..m,,-,,,- MRS. IDA MALCOLM Science and Mathematics A basic understanding of science and mathematics has always been neces- sary for those who intend to go to college-especially if they plan to enter the fields of engineering or medicine. However, in our present times, be- cause of the new products of research and the advent of automation, an understanding of science and mathematics 'is necessary For people in all walks of lite. Every wage earner needs to keep records for income tax purposes. Such records will not only enable him to meet the requirements of the law, but will aid him in saving money. Although the study of science is constantly changed by new discoveries, the study of mathematics is much the same. There is no new magic in learning the various rules and combinations except hard work ammudy. MR. BERNARD RICHARDVILLE ,p A3 CLARE'S srmmnnn SERVICE Clare Stienbarger, Owner Dealer of Standard Oil Products-Atlas Tires 8. Batteries Pick Up and Delivery-Road Service-Phone 2033, Huntertown J , '. A, I . v f If . Battery Recharging if ,pf f wi Lubricqfio ? f , fad , ,. . . 1 legi t iii.-9' , Tire Repair 17 ji lg s ,, Washing ..:L ,- JAMES M. RUSSELL - USED CA Fine Quality Used Cars At Reasonable Prices See Us at Clare's Standard Service SONDAY FUNERAL HOME n-nl..-.1 . D-1, A-'Y-,WV-M Au V-V WY - IIIEII-Ill - -lun Ill AMBULANCE SERVICE Churubusco Phone 3653 Indiana Compliments of 'f' YOUNG'S HOME STORE Floral Pneces IVI T S 44446 VEGHAQLES NSWWF A YOUNG S GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP 55 - Flowers For All Occasions E :rect from Growers-4347 N. Cllnfon one A-6380 Fort Wayne, Indiana LaOHo Indiana ROW ONE: Dennis Frederick, David Holmes, Bob McMonigal, Jack Witham, Bill Archer, Tom Cutchin, Larry Gump. ROW TWO: Randall Ellis, Jim Emrich, Harold Schafer, Bob Archer, Ronald Cutchin, Dave Bockman, Mr. Ord Gehman. ROW THREE: Roy Emrich, David Dunwiddie, Bob Blanchard, Richard White, Stanley Dunten, Larry Gross, ROW FOUR: David Koval, Bill Ortner, Tom Landin, Tom Thomas, Bill Lewis, Lynn Bosler, ROW FIVE: David Smith, Eldon Dice, Jim Snyder, Robert Young, Robert Deerz, Robert Roberson, Ronnie Dicke, George Clark, Loren Western, Richard Arnold. Ill-Y The Hi-Y club had thirty-six members this year. The club, composed of seniors, iuniors, and sophomores, is still a young club at Huntertown cmd as yet hos no set pr jects. The club is in close connection with the Y.M.C.A and they sold tickets for the annual Y.M.C.A. New Year's Eve dance. The officers this year consisted of three seniors: Robert Roberson, President, Ronnie Dicke, Vice- President, and Robert Deetz, Secretary. Two juniors Loren Western, Chaplain, and Robert Young, Treasurer, and one sophomore Tom Clark, Sergeant-at-Arms, mode up the other officers. Mr. Ord Gehman was the new sponsor this year. Y-wi gg ROW ONE: J. Smith, S. Cook, B. Shenk, C. Knisley, P.Kizer, S. Garvin, J. Hovarter, C. Baker, J. Freeman, S. Montooth, J. McGraw, C. Hollopeter, ROW TWO: C. Houser, B. Wilcox, J, Black, J. Buettner, S. Barrett, V. Montooth, J. Miller, B, Grim, D, Gross, D. Peppler, P, Noble, T, Miller, Mrs. Muller, ROW THREE: M, Weaver, C. Lindley, J. Baren, G. Herdman, B. Shultz, C. Atkinson, R. Shenk, D. Shriver, J. Clawson, S, Smith, J, Roller, S. Schmidt, K, Sherwood, R. Croy, ROW FOUR: C, Sloffer, S. Miller, J. Bermes, S. Kizer, D. Hollopeter, A Blessing, S. Freeman, S. Amstutz, D. Daniels, B, Hand, E. Foust, P. Bailey, J, Witham, M. Robertson, BACK ROW: J. Sprouls, R, Gandy, M. Zeller, P. Leazier, J. Thompson, P, Gordon, M, Gaunt, L. Dove, S. Buckmaster, C. Dicke, J. Rodenbeck, S. Dove, The Y-Teens is an organization to help high school girls grow spiritually, physically, and socially. This year there were forty-six members in the club, and they worked on many and varied proiects. Some of the projects were: Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, Turnabout Dance, Attending camp, A E E N potato chip sale, and participation in the Tournament Twirl after the sectionals. Linda Dove served as President and was ably assisted by Vice-President, Sharon Buckmasterp Secretary, Margaret Gaunt, and Treasurer, Carol McDaniel. The sponsor was Mrs. Alice Muller. 61 .fu.LLl fy? T si'f'1:p, fe, ,fr-9 l STUDENT,00UNClL The function of the Student Council is to aid and try to improve the school as a whole. The council this year Finished a school clean-up program, a Christmas social welfare donation, and prepared a campaign for better manners and better use of English. They also sponsored an assembly program for the student body. The representatives from each class were: uxriouu. non? soclnv I S Z 2 1' V E Freshmen . . . Mike Freck, Penny Noble Sophomore . Stanley Dunten, Charlotte Sloffer Junior ..... Sharon Dove, Bill Archer Senior. .Joy Miller, Larry Gump, President Adviser ..... , Mr. George Fryback NATIUNAL HUNUR SUCIETY This is the third year for the National Honor Society i our school, but it is an important goal for the students to work for. Not more than 20 per-cent of the senior class may bel to this organization. The members of the chapter are chos for their scholarship, character, service and leadership. 62 Sharon Mason and Carol Bowser, Editors Mr. Donald Stebing, Advisor BLACK A ll lllllill FLA ll The Black and Gold Flash, under the direction of Mr. Donald Stebing, was first started with a mimeographed paper, and then changed to a printed paper. Because there was not enough volume to warrant the expense, the staff decided to go back to mimeographed paper four years ago. One of the highlights of the last two years had been the trip to Franklin College, to attend the Indiana High School Press Conference. All the staff members gather many new ideas from the conference. This year's staff published a special Christmas issue with the proceeds going to Care. It was felt that the sphere of influence of the paper should extend beyond H.H.S. H - Gandy--Assembling, ABSENT: Wanda Konger. LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Montooth, Gail Stoops, Sharon Linda Dove, Judy Sprouls, Jeannean Middaugh, STAFF Editor ...... Sharon Mason Assistant Editor .... Carol Bowser Production Manager . . Larry Gump Robert Roberson Circulation . . . Virginia Montooth Business Manager and Exchange . . Wanda Konger Feature Writing. . . Roberta Gandy Gail Stoops Columnists . . Jeannean Middaugh Judy Sprouls Art Editor. . . Sharon Buckmaster Sports Editor ..... Linda Dove .affu E! Larry Gump and Robert Robertson, Production SEATED: Linda Leiter, Judy Sprouls, Bob Roberson, Marilyn Zeller, Roberta Gandy. STANDING: Nancy Freck, Linda Dove, Sharon Mason, Carol Bowser, Larry Gump. Tllll STAFF Editor ..... Robert Roberson Associate Editor. . Marilyn Zeller Business Manager . Roberta Gandy Layout Editors . . Linda Leiter Judy Sprouls Faculty and Senior Class Editor. . Nancy Freck Underclassmen and Copy Editors . Carol Bowser, Linda Dove Sports and Organizations Editors . Larry Gump, Sharon Mason UITAIIEL This year's citadel has given more attention to the subiects that are offere in school. Another change has been in connection with the people who make t yearbook possible, the advertisers. The various advertisements are now througho the new book instead of being placed in one section. We hope this new citadel will bring as much enjoyment to you as it did to the staff. 64 EDITOR: Bob Roberson jf .5 ,gk mr -H 4, ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Marilyn Zeller NNY ' ma sm.eS CTOM evvxer, WW lacqueune' P QQ, Qdaauvah' RXGHT 1 s5a0XYzi'312sA:JaU-by GEOSS. O ld ' E91 'I , DZV L Ttahlns ADVERTISING COMMITTEE, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Peg Leazier, Carole Whan, Wanda Konger, Celestia Miller, Dave Smith, ROW TWO: Janet Smith, Sharon Mason, and Dave Koval. PHOTOGRAPHERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Lutter, 65 Celestia Miller. and David Smith. ABSENT : Larry I Phillips. .lllllllllt PLAY THECAST Harry Graves .... Tom Joe ....... Bob Grace Graves . Virginia Hilda ....... Gail Lois Graves . . . Sherree Judy Graves .... Judy Fuffy Adams. . . Joyce i ' ' 'oaa A' lt i J.B. Curtis . . . Dennis Frederi ,Q Ellen Curtis .... Joan r Willis Reynolds . . . Loren I Barlow Adams .... Bill Western Union Boy. . . Bill Merrill Feurback . . Joe Sterling Brown .... Jim Albert Kunody . . .Dave Tommy Arbuckle . . David M Charles ..... David Henry ...... Ronald Haskell Cummings . . Gene .lllNl0ll MISS The play, Junior Miss, was an adult comedy revolving around the life of a 13-year-old girl. This girl could disrupt more people's lives and make more trouble in one incident than anyone else could in a lifetime. Ancl the biggest share of it came from just one thing--an over worked imagination. But, in the end, it all turned out for the best. Everyone was happy, and the 13-year-old blossomed into a real Junior Miss in a yellow formal ready for her first big wr! Mqke Up 7-. CTX we :me A Night o 66' 'W 1 iggs Pilone is at tr again! SENHIIR PLAY- Il0WN T0 HART Down to Earth is the story of two angels, Agnes ancl Wilfred and a kind of heavenly hitch-hiker, Pilone, who come down to earth to influence the romances, finances, and fates of Augusta Applegate, her relatives, her maid, and her neighbor, Herman Howell. The story is further complicated by her relatives, Orpha, Ruthie, Millie, Baxter, and June, who are more interested in Augusta's money. Adding a bit of romance to the story are Richard, who is trying to get a camera shop started, and Robert, a rich hypochondriac. Through the play the two angels are trying to get Augusta and Herman reconciled to leave earth and go to heaven with them. They finally succeed in getting two persons, but not the two they expected. At the close of the play Pilone turns into a full-fledged angel, after Diana gets hit by a car, thus preparing them for their journey to heaven with Agnes and Wilfred. THE CAST Agnes . . . Sharon Mason Wilfred ....... Dave Koval Pilone ........ Bob Roberson Augusta Applegate. Jeannean Middaugh Diana Clump Orpha Teel . Ruthie Teel . Millie Bromsley. . . Baxter Bromsley. . . June Bromsley .... Richard White . . . Herman Howell . . Robert Hanley . . Directed by . . Nancy Freck Wanda Konger . Linda Dove Mareta Trahin Dick Brundige Marilyn Zeller .Larry Phillips . .Bob Deetz . Ron Dicke Mrs . Ruby Bye rs H 9 9 CAST .5- J.:5:'.,' .Q -1.- '. A L h 34 . fs, 'f ,- .- .-I-IA. I .. .ra -.ff . A my I ' A 1 1. '11j- f . , ,I Ji.. . 'uf ' . Wf ,, ILIIIIA HAWAII U-'gh XM Harold Bauer and Betty Burton - PROM KING and QUEEN I x , .AC Waiting for the music to begin . Juniors sing the Invocation. r -. , . , fu , - ' . 71. I .-J, . ,.J,, ,g.', 4 ,, , J- P, 'hs A 'lv fi ' I, I..i. . . President Bob and Vice-President Robert Roberson, Mr. Prible, and Larry and dates lead procession to Mr. Horstmeyer are at the speakers watch the crowning . 68 table . Dorfha, Lee, Phyllis, and Lydia. Jlllilllll simon Roberta, Larry, Bob, Gordon and Peg. Z? , THE BANQUET BEGINS Butch, Willie, Coach Schoeff and wife PR ii M REFRESHMENT TIME Seniors and dates are going fo taste the punch. if i li 'qi' T ri i . Wil ,nn , W Z ' E553 l ii i Xi, :- 3 f' - 1 . 2 J Mb... l. This was typical at T-teen 6. Seniors get measured for 10. The teachers are talking camp. 2. Lynn, Nancy, and Bob show the seniors reached their goal . 3. Dave and Bev are drivers for the hayride . 4. The food is really good. 5. What should we order? caps and gowns. up at lunch, Senior parents help H . The dance at the Col support the senior class. after the County Tourney The seniors can really 12, Who's got the mustard? make cars shine. Mrs. Byers isn't scared because she doesn't know Bill is there---yet. 'mmf '24 Randall Houser, JANITOR W Tis' C A f Y 4 .1. . A M . '2- Ri , . VV' V -V . ,rr , Aga, QL: -, . - I Ig V., A S Q' 5 FA-y Jr. ' I t . sl , 7 1,2 1- ,'l'f, 55f5 V 'ff , Y . ' V -r 'fifth 1 'Z TEL ' A N 2 ' J +L-,QQW , A, Q, 1- - ,V 'I :fb , F X ff. gq My 2 'S ' H ,f I X if ,f': COOKS Freedonna Smith Mary Gump Mary Hatch Mary Trahin Kathryn Emrich 0 R Blanche Herdman Helen Miller Mary Western HELPER Lela Rinehold, SECRETARY y C C RIVERS FRONT ROW Walter Gump Merlyn Hess Maurice Brock Howard Green Clare Stienbarger BACK ROW Alvin Smith Joe Schlatter Max Smith Roger Clark Joe Konger Ronnie R.hodes George Arnold Almon Smith Wilbur Spangle lr, no 'fi ARMSTRONG FLOWERS Distinctive Flower Arrangements For All Occasions North on U.S. 27 to Cook Road Phone E-3492 Compliments of LINUS J. MINICK, M.D. Churubusco Indiana PALACE PARKING LOT 1020 S. Clinton Phone A-9080 Fort Wayne, Indiana GERIG'S OF GARRETT Furniture - Appliances Television Phone 25 Garrett The Best For Less BRINDLE BRCTHERS IUJHI - -mi Allis-Chalmers-New Idea-Sales 8. Service Phone: Avilla 2644 LaOH'o, Indiana F f , :TNI ,,., . :l: 5 X EVERYTHING Fon BUILDING'- PURE SEALED DAIRY ETHELE BUILDING Provides MATERIALS, INC. Lumber-Mill Work-Roofing Phone A-1441 3000 Wells T. Forf Wayne Nufrifious Dairy Products In Pure-Pak Containers Phone A-8301 Bass Road Forl' Wayne CHEERLEADERS Joyce I-Iovarter Carolyn Dicke Linda Dove and Sharon Dove Booster Club This year the Booster Club claimed sixty-three members. Their motto is We Serve, and the purpose behind the club is to foster good sportsmanship in every way possible throughout the year and to encourage good cheering at all games. Club members elected the following officers: President, Lynn Boslerp Vice- President, Carolyn Dicke,'Secretary, Sandy Maxwell, and Treasurer, Julianna Witham. The sponsors were Mrs. Muller and Mr. Geiger 96650 ,L x This Page Sponsored By PIONEER ICE CREAM COMPANY, Ft. Wayne, Indiana 74 COACH GEORG E CHERRY Mr. Cherry is our new coach this year. He came to Huntertown from Butler, Indiana. He attended college at Att University for three V years and Butler University for two years. Besides being coach, Mr. Cherry teaches history, health, and physical education. Mr. Cherry is married and has two children Christy and Craig. They reside in Huntertown. His hobbies are hunting and golf. BASKETBALL SCORE BOARD Huntertown 5I Rome City Huntertown 44 South Whitley Huntertown 34 Garrett Huntertown 46 Mon roevi I le Huntertown 58 . Albion Huntertown 49 Churubusco GEQS Huntertown 38 Central Catholic N1 MP-NP' 4' f' Huntertown 4I Hoagland STUDE Huntertown 44 Leo Huntertown 29 Avil la ' Huntertown 58 Concordia Huntertown 49 Harlan Huntertown 40 Elmhurst Huntertown 44 Leo fCountyI Huntertown 53 Arcola Huntertown 65 Waterloo Huntertown 53 Leo Huntertown 56 New Haven Huntertown 76 Woodburn SECTIONAL Huntertown 39 Concordia LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Clark, Joe Grim, Dave Freck, and Ronnie Eby. This Page Sponsored By WARNER'S MOTOR SERVICE VARSITY Larry Gump Forward Jack Wifham Center Ronald 'Dicke Forward Lynn Bosler Guard Bill Archer Forward Dave Bockman Center This Page Sponsored By HUNTERTOWN AUTO SALES 76 'r- gl wr' f , 625 VARSITY AI Ki-kly Guard . Bob McMonigaI Forward , is 5, Dave Holmes Forward Roger Gross G uard F. Eldon Dice Guard Ross Gross G ua rd This Page Sponsored By WALT'S IGNITION SERVICE ROW ONE: Coach Mr. Cherry, Ned Miller, Mike Freck, Gay Martin, Bob Shank, Bill Garman, Harold Schafer. ROW TWO: Larry Smith, Tom Tom, Dick Bauer, Bob Archer, Bob Blanchard, Iillrllllllll 'I' AM The reserve team won the Waterloo Invitational Tournament by defeating Waterloo in an overtime in the final game, 41-39. Other teams competing in the tourney were Ashley and Riverdale. The team's season record was sixteen wins and four defeats. James Royer, and Tom Fox, era. 4 of JI! - f my jg S7 1 f --rf' Charlotte Sloffer and Judith Stienbarger 78 Tr Y X- ,.,, b y :X LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanda Konger, Nancy Freck, Queen Carolyn Dicke, Marilyn Zeller, Sharon Dove, and Judy Bermes. QUEEN AND IIEE. EIIUET , Each iunior and senior class from every school participating in the Allen County Basketball Tournament was asked to select three girls for Tournament Queen . Then the high school student body of each school selected one of the girls to represent their school at the Tourney The girl whose team won the County Tourney was crowned the Allen County Tourney Queen at the dance following the final game. The girls selected at Huntertown were: seniors, Marilyn Zeller, Wanda Konger, and Nancy Freckp juniors: Carolyn Dicke, Sharon Dove, and Judy Bermes, Carolyn Dicke was elected by the student body to represent our school . l l 79 Carolyn Dicke I I 4 r - - I .. .M .. ,.. ' - .nv 1 t-- , 5 -.L I . .,. is 3 L ln' .avi 1 4 I -.A . y if I I - r, .4441 ROW ONE: Jerry Kreger, Dave Malcolm, Lynn Bosler, Ralph Lutter, Bill Archer, Roger Gross, David Holmes, Tom Thompson, Coach Cherry. ROW TWO: Jack Maines, Tom Clark, Harold Schafer, Bob Archer, Roy Emrick, Larry Gross, Ron Dicke, Frank Rigsby, Bob Blanchard, Bob Shank, Larry Smith. ROW THREE: Everett Rindfusz, Kenny Malcolm, Torn Fox, Ross Gross, Dave Bockiman, Jack Witham, Ronnie Fiedler, Bill Garman, Ned Miller, Gay Martin. Track H untertown Huntertown Huntertown Huntertown Huntertown Huntertown Huntertown Lost Won Lost Won Lost Won Won Butler 84 Waterloo Columbia City Sr Ligonier Garrett Elmhurst Central Catholic South Whitley Avilla COUNTY MEET Won Huntertown Won Leo Huntertown Won Monroville 8. Leo SECTIONAL: Dove second in the mile. CROSS COUNTRY The team participated in the Cross Country Meet and placed Fourth in the County. This Page Sponsored By ' TRI-STATE INSULATION and EQUIPMENT, INC. ' I826 West Main Street Fort Wayne 7, Indiana LEFT TO RIGHT, CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Bill Archer, Bob Archer, Ronnie Dicke, Bob Blanchard, David Holmes Tom Clark. 80 hff ROW ONE: Coach Cherry, Ned Miller, Gay Marcin, Larry Smith, Mike Freck, Bi11'Garman. ROW TWO: Larry Gump, Ross Gross, Eldon Dicfr, David Holmes, Roger Gross, Itarnes Royer. ROW THREE: Harold Schafer, David Dunwiddie, Dave Malcolm, Ralph Lutter, Bill Archer, David Bockman, Larry Gross. BASEBALL SCORE BOARD Huntertown H untertown Huntertown Hunte rtown H untertown Huntertown Huntertown Huntertown H untertown Huntertown Huntertown Huntertown Waterloo Butler Harlan Elmhurst Leo Butler Hoagland Laf. Central Arcola Woodburn Waterloo Monroevi l le BASllllllLL 2 3 12 7 14 l I2 15 IO 12 O B 4 This Page Sponsored By R.J. LEININGER Sr SCNS 81 X5 rrwy- rf Come on, Bill, a home run - 1 lv ll- Ready for the Wind-up FRONT ROW: Ronnie Fiedler, Coach Cherry, Joe Grim, Manager. BACK ROW: Ross Gross, Roger Gross, Gene Kikly, David Holmes, Jack Witham, David Bockman, Ronnie Dicke, Larry Gump, Bill Archer, Eldon Dice, 'llllll WlLlHlA'I'S 'Milli The finish of another season came for the Wildcats when they were defeated by the Concordia Cadets in the sectional tourney. The Wildcats of T956-57 did not enjoy a tremendously successful season, but they showed a lot of promise with a young ball club. They played hard, fast, clean ball to wind up with six won fourteen lost record, which was good enough for fourth place in the newly formed Allen County Conference. Their victims included such teams as Rome City, Churubusco, Leo Arcola, Waterloo, and Woodburn. Overtime games were lost to Harlan and Monroeville. contests were played with such powerhouses as Central Catholic, Albion, Elmhurst, and Avill Forming the nucleus of this team were juniors and sophomores which indicates a promising future for our teams. Injuries played an important part in the past campaign as key players slowed clown in several contests. A thrilling victory was won over Leo in their gym to highlight the season. It was one of the three losses suffered by the County Champs. Although the boys were somewhat handicapped in size and experience, this was over: by their speed, scrap, and spirit. Bob Blanchard, Pete Tom, and Ross Gross were brought u from the second team to go along with Eldon Dice, Bill Archer, Dave Bockman, and Ron Fiedler to give us experience for next year's varsity. lt was a great season which came to a close for four seniors,-Jack Witham, Lynn Bosler Larry Gump, and Ron Dicke. These boys were awarded the customary honor jackets of Black and Gold . 82 Bob McMoniga1, Lynn Bosler. Ii 34 Z WHITE SWAN HARDWARE WHITE SWAN SUPER MARKET AND APPLIANCES I.G.A. Zenith TV Skelgas Appliances Gibson Appliances Complete Line of Hardware High Quality Low Prices Friendly Servic Your One Sto Shopping Servi Lima Road North Phone E-8838 Fort Wayn Compliments of 55 '0'9 COMMUNITY STATE BANK Avilla, Indiana gl L Member Federal Reserve System Member of F.D. l.C. MEYER FARM EQUIPMEN AvJLLA,lND. PH. 2311 Courteous Dependable Compliments of PETE PETERS A . 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In the first season of baseball for the junior high, the team came out the short end with a 0-4 record. However, they managed to be runners up in the county tourney. Vice EIGI-ln., 'P - G , Treq-Sureresldenf RADE OFF P-iec,-efqrkf' - , .- .Dorofhy 27519 3 esldenf o . Connie nglehqrf . .Philip Rgirdon Q7 Half kugh Bona T This page sponsored by juhlor SPANGLE BEAUTY SHOP-SPANGLE SUPER SET i, ,iii 5 1, 3 5, .5 ,A 'W f 2- 2. ,v -I, ..- z' fi 7' 9 ',-T-.Sei Q' wa .Q ' ' 'r D ' QQ .- . F- ' 'f '- . 143 ' l 'L . r-VP'-1-my . , 'f 'sg..,..:4l. .L ' - M f N.-'f' - Gig.--1 R W . Aff- 0 ' Af ' . 5 , ... ... . -.. f f .,:, - ' ,M 11. - n Q ' '-9 ' ' ' -6- 1 ' . ' W, .Mm ' ., - , . aG,,3- :Y A X '-' l'-'ff fr r 'X -E - f. X - ' ' ' n . f -t , ' , .' xv f. -f R' ,X M ,U Sf- 1 ,ff E R rdf! R 1 1 5 ,I . M Y-J '.'f V I I- :R VL L ik.. 1 V If T' x -I-Ill I I' 3' 'Sri' , ., 5..llA' '3-Lf 'H . ' L 1 if . .. . Eel-Q ..-Ii 51, , I ., 9 2. ' . . It - 'I - '-' . - - . FP: RE'-hTu'+ -. 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ROW THREE: S. Peppler, L. Pion, P. Plummer, J. Pulver, B. Renfrow, S. Richards, P. Robertson, J. Rodenbeck. ROW FOUR: T. Royer, P. Rudolph, R, Russell, R, Russell, W. Sauder, N. Schuler, J. Sible, D, Spangler, ROW FIVE: D. Spice, T. Rosenberry, R, Thomas, A, Thompson, L. Tonkel, L. Witham, L, Wrighter, D, Young, ROW SIX: J. Zehr. 91 CHARLES MCCOMB 81 SON I rica- 'P' I Va, I A .1 I 01- I I 'vs Fx 0 ,,, ,,. ,I 0, . .21 'c I f-F ' , ' X ' I. Ta, .x. .-,, y . ,tl X - f' I X fi oun I suivuvusn HELPERS Fireplaces A Specialty Stone-Brick-Block Buildings Phone 3268 or 3174 Huntertown, Indiana E.J. LE VAY, INC. SAVINGS Office Supplies and Equipment .1-A 726 s. Clinton sr. Phones-A-1123, A-2224 5 X7 i Fort Wayne 2, Indiana 1AuthorizecI Distributor For A.B. Dick Duplicating Products: Mimeograph, Azograph, Spirit Process, Lithograph CRANDALL FLORIST For Any Occasion Say It With Flowers Phone 4455 Churubusco 1 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BAN 4 LaOtto Indiana DEPOSITS msunzo U The FBIIBIBI UUIIIISII IIISIIIBIIIIB CUIDUIHIIU WASHINGTON D C sl uuuuuu INSURANCE 0 000 ron :Aon DEPOSITOR - - V IIIIIIII ss f 0,000 ' ' '51, THE RAMAR I C ll? - Q I Phone Phone Huntertown Huntertown 3513 -3513 F E A T U R I N G Fountain Service I Magazines Drugs 0, my Lunches OLIVER FARM MACHINERY RELIABLE STORES, INC. W f :Y n Q Qi: 'SA4f.. 1. Your Shopping Center Wor1d's Fines: Open V Weekdays 9 f ' 9 WALLEN FARM EQUIPMENT Sundays 9 tlII 6 Philco Appliances Fertilizer Q Corner of Hiway 3-California Road mfaigin 852233 Rd. Ft. j,:,:jini?r?nd. H-79750 or E-69223 Harper Hanauer, Owner GROVER SHANNON 4 .N0 C I 9 IE Candies-Specialties-Sundries STARLING SUNOCO SERVICE Seyfert's Potato Chips 2304 Wel s St. Phone A-9089 Hubertus Ave. Ft. Wayne, Indiana A4883 Ft . Wayne, Indiana OUR BOOSTERS FROM CHURUBUSCO Barnhart Drug Store Blumenthal 's Stores, Inc. Bonar Electric Buschman's Cleaners Churubusco Monument Works Eglotf Coal Company Herron's Shell Service Juvenile Shop--Infant's and Children's Wear William C. Kalafat KugIer's Shell Service Station Mayberry's Furniture Store Mowery's Hardware Dr. C.W. Shearer 5miIey's Restaurant FROM FORT WAYNE A.S.'KimbaII Company FROM A FRIEND FROM HUNTERTOWN HeFfelfinger's Berry Farm Huntertown Barber Shop HUNTERTOWN T.V. 8. APPLIANCES Gerry Martin, Standard Oil HAROLD O. MARTIN, BUILDER SLOFFER'S GROCERY STORE COONEY TUCKER, BULLDOZING FROM La OTTO HARLAN'S HARDWARE Hazel's Beauty 8. Gift Shop LaOtto Elevator - And Save At - BANGS' 5c to S1 STORE For Your Many Needs Churubusco Phone 4843 K.M. SNYDER GRAIN COMPANY Grain and Feeds Coal - Seeds Cash Buyers of Grain Phone 2703 Churubusco FELGERS NORTH SIDE STORE Huntertown Sewing Our Neighbors A Complete Line of Groceries and Meats Open Every Day Till 8: P.M For The Best of Feeds Its- SUNSHINE FARM FEEDS 'lg ' Quill ,K I Closed S'-md Y Churubusco Indi RAMBLE INN rn-,E W' HOME COOKING-TRY OUR HOMEMADE PIES Phone 301-300 Hiway 3 H unterfown PRlCE'S DAIRY We Make Our Own Ice Cream Door-To-Door Milk Delivery Hunterfown Phone 2023 Compliments of LOUIS RUDERMAN C 81 B WELDING VILLAGE BARBER SHOP MERL BRYIE, Propr. ' Hair Cuts-Shampoo Cusfom Hair Needs Ornamental Iron Work and U Louis Lohrman, Propr. Complete Farm Service 4 Phone 2833 Hunleflown North on Lima Road R. 3, Wallen ONE OF THE MIDWEST'S MOST BEAUTIFUL RINKS ROLLER DOME MUSIC-FUN-HEALTH A Recreation That Knows No Age Limit Cor. California 8. Lima Rds. Parties By Appointment fAft. or Eve.l LEIS WELDING SHOP THE SCHOOL Ornamental lron Railings STORE Steel Stairs-Commercial Fence - Phone Huntertown 2327 . Complete Portable Service Anywhere FOR ALL YOUR SUPPLIES , ' ' M' 1 - 1 3 ,, . l, gg 1535 l 'win . . X 1 i L E w t T . l FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE Mrs. Bernice Dunten, Mrs. MVS- lca GP m0nr MVS- MQW Nellie Simon, and Miss Anna Ann l-Clmlef and MTS- Hilda F001-e Sauder . Times certainly have changed in elementary schools since the Class of '57 entered first grade back in l945. Enrollments have practically doubled in most grades and the increased enrollment has brought about the most obvious change - the new building which houses twelve of the sixteen elementary classrooms. These bright and cheerful classrooms of today are in marked contrast to the rather dark, dreary, and drab room fom1erly used. Everything about the new rooms - the pastel colors,-adequate lighting, greater size, moveable furniture, storage space, plumbing, electrical outlets, bulletin and blackboard space, clothes closets - yes, everything points to better enioyment and greater learning opportunities for young children. Q Teachers point out other changes and improvements besides those in the physical school plant. A greater abundance of instructional materials and equipment has enhanced the educational experiences of the elementary ichildren of today. Such items as records and record players, strip films, movies, a tape recorder, maps, globes, art and other supplies have augmented the textbook and the work of the teacher. The extensive library service and instruction, now an integral partofthe elementary program .glong with the tremendous supply of supplementary readers available, has played an important role in the enrichment of the school curriculm. As time goes on, more improvements are to be exptected. Just this year, efforts H are being made to begin a more adequate testing program for the lower grades to serve as a basis for good, sound group and individual guidance. Students strengths and weaknesses are to be studied to allow teachers to adjust their work to pupil needs and abilities. If possible, greater emphasis will be placed on individual development and progress. As always, however, the individual teacher will remain to be the vital spark or ignition for the machinery that turns out America's most important product - the youth of tomorrow. ,, T ,iv it 1: , t V A A.. :Q - J ll ' 'Ferl THIRD GRADE Mrs. Evelyn Gardner, and Mrs. Gladys OH'o FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Ruby Hoover, Mrs. Mary Hatch, and Mrs. Gretchen Yoder ,+'T lin . .-I I ii-f 6 rr .', 4 , I ' J, !..1 SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Frances Wise, Mrs. Mary ' 98 Mrs, Lela Dunfen and Longfellow, and Miss Joann Allison - Mr, William Wise T ,,, L T wt spit? -as , I 'U ,-Lb rl' ll 11' gghf V-1 lv'-Ll 'pi 11,5 if W V 1 .r v MRS. B. 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