Huntington Township School - Medita Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1935 volume:

lm nu nu 11+ +I: nl ull nu nn un Senior Class Will We, the members of the Class of 1935, being physically and mentally fit, realizing our importance, and wishing to leave to our followers a limited number of our most selected and varied talents, do hereby draw up this, our last will and testament: Section I To the faculty we bequeath the singular task of turning out another class as individu- alistic, clever, worthy, and accomplished as ours. To the Sophomores and Freshmen jointly we bequeath our superior intelligence, quiet dignity, and winning ways. Section II I, Jay Andrews, bequeath my place on the debate team to Opal Dolby and my ability to argue to John Barton. I, Kenneth Baker, bequeath my secret of strength to Gerald Stetzel. I, Ruby Anders, bequeath my deep affection for Civics to Herb Derr. I, Nelson Smith, bequeath my secret of growing tall to Bernard Spike Shively. I, Eldon Dolby, bequeath my curls to Helen Riggars. I, Harry Biddle, bequeath my modest grin to Bertha Eckert. I, Charles Bir, bequeath my skill in adjourning class meetings to Marjorie Reckard and my ability to read to Alberta Reust. I, Floyd DeWitt, bequeath my scholastic talents to Robert Shultz. I, Eileen Hauenstein, bequeath my ability to remain unheard, unseen, and unspoken to Paul Musser. I, Helen Stouder, bequeath to Maxine Sunderman my way of remaining loyal to the boy friend although he isn't under my thumb. I, James Barton, bequeath all my basketball ability to Helen Crago and to LuEtta Whitesell my secret passion for sitting on thumb-tacks. I, Dan Shutt, bequeath to Helen Eckert my two-step dancing talent. I, Margaret Ness, bequeath my ability to drive a car to Betty Stahl, just in case-. I, Henry Hofmann, bequeath my good health and attendance records to Mary Beaver and Earl Krieger. I, Mary VanDine, bequeath my interest in a certain basketball team to Dortha Lan- drum. I, Garl Herndon, bequeath my Chinese brogue to Marguerite West. I, Mildred Berry, bequeath Roger Oswald and Richard Shutt my ability to ask un- fathomnable questions in class. I, Dale Fleming, bequeath my typing skill to Gladys Oden, and my ability to sleep in English without snoring to Orval Householder and Lillian Anson. I, Vera Byrd, bequeath my knowledge of mechanics to William Berry who, I am sure. will receive it graciously. I, Evelyn Hasty, bequeath my roller skates and pearly teeth to Jack Walker. I, Lois Dillon, bequeath my skill in tossing and catching oranges in the assembly at lunch time to Jeannette Scheiber. I, Ruth Clark, bequeath my Physics grade to Rachel Burchett. I, Lucille Eckert, bequeath my meek voice to Alice Braden and my Hold your man methods to Letty Day. I, Severin Hoffman, bequeath to Glenn Paul my ability to skid a car around a corner on two wheels without running down the battery. I, Mary Jane Ward, bequeath my ability to make fondant in Adv. Foods class to Ruby Swain. I, Marjorie Karst, bequeath somewhat reluctantly my personal copy of Macbeth to Harold Emley. Do not mistreat it, Harold. I, Esther Fleming, bequeath my crooning voice to Carl Shutt and my reserved man- ner to John Carroll. I. Marion Bowers. bequeath my girlish giggle to Anna Mae Finley and my love of skipping assembly to Herman Karst. I, Annis Brown, bequeath to Howard Mickley my ability to keep accounts straight. nn n++l nn Y nn up +n ml Seniors DALE FLEMING-- A little man with a big purpose. Debate '33, '34, '35, Student Council '34, '35, Medita Staff '35, Senior Pres., Tea Toper Tavern '35, Polished Pebbles '35. JAY ANDREWS- He dares do all that may become a man, Who dares do more is none. Debate '33, '34, '35, Freshmen Pres., Senior Vice-Pres. ANNIS BROWN- Always sympathetic and kind, A truer friend you'll never find. Student Council '34, Ask the Professor '34, I Will! I Won't! '34, Tea Toper Tavern '35, Senior Sec.-Treas., Medita Staff '35. JAMES BARTON- Coolness and absence of haste, indicate his fine qualities. Basketball '34, 'Capt.1 '35, Senior Ass't. Sec.-Treas., Baseball '33, '34, '35, I Will! I Won't! '34, Tea Toper Tavern '35, Medita Staff '35. RUTH CLARK- A jolly good sport at heart, And always willing to do her part. St. Mary High '32, I Will! I Wont! '34, Medita Staff '35, Student Council '35, Junior Sec.- Treas. NELSON SMITH- A hero unknown to fame, I would carve in marble a modest name. South Side, Ft. Wayne '32, Basketball '33, '34, '35, Sophomore President. MILDRED BERRY- A maiden with a giggle, a splash of wit, and then a thunder of argument. South Side, Ft. Wayne '32, Polished Pebbles '35, Ask the Professor '34, Tea Toper Tavern '35, Sophomore Vice-Pres. ELDON DOLBY- Nothing great is lightly won. I Will! I Won't! '34, Tea Toper Tavern '35, Student Manager '35. LOIS DILLON- A tender heart, a will inflexible. Medita Staff '35, Student Council '35, Tea Toper Tavern '35. CHARLES BIR- A professor in the philosophy of mischief. I Will! I Won't! '34, Tea Toper Tavern '35. MARIAN BOWERS- Either deep in despair or mad with glee, Was there ever a child as cmctional as she? Polished Pebbles '35, Ask the Professor '34, Basketball '33, '34. HENRY HOFMANN- We knew him for a gentleman, By signs that never fail. ESTHER FLEMING- Glad and joyous in her very merry way, As blithe and sunny as a summers day. I Will! I Won't! '34, Polished Pebbles '35, Tea Toper Tavern '35, Girls' Student Manager '33. ...g..g... I 4 ff lffr 1' f,',ff ff? f 1 Xxx 14:-, '-:-:-::::::::::',-:2:2::'1'3f' - .y5::::::-sgzfzm: .f111r:-1-:-:- E5:55552EEEEEEEEEEEQEEEFEE-g:3:i5fE5EE15'7 ,.::3E5:S3g::. ' 555 552551 ,ga Q - AA-4 3' J x :' ,.:. ' .,.,t.'- ' .,,.A. P, if 'ff .. 5, f :Wh -4 Veg -33 xx gf 9 X gf ' QQ. c 1 A -A X ' Pe!! 0 X 46 223 3 'f ws? 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HELEN STOUDER- Always full of pep and vim, You will notice as she comes in. Yell Leader '33. '34, '35: Tea Toper Tavern '35g I Will! I Won't! '34, Polished Pebbles '35: Ask the Professor '34g Medita Staff '35g Junior Pres.g Debate '35, Basketball '33g Freshman Vice-Pres. MARY VANDINE- Her brown eyes shine, we needn't dust them: They speak to us but may we trust them? Basketball '33, '34g Tea Toper Tavern '35g I Will I Won't! '3-ig Ask the Professor '34, Polished Pebbles '35, Medita Staff '35, Junior Ass't. Sec.-Treas. FLOYD DEWITT- He has his lessons every day, And always makes the A's. Medita Staff '35: I Will! I Won't! '34, Tea Toper Tavern, '35, VERA BYRD- If she will, she will, and you may depend on't, If she won't, she Won't, and there's an end on't. Medita Staff '35g Ask the Professor '34g Polished Peb- bles '35. GARL HERNDON- He was mild and modest when he came, And had no taste for girls. Roanoke High '32, '33, '34, Tea Toper Tavern '35. KENNETH BAKER- Industry personified! Bippus '32, Baseball '35, MARY JANE WARD- I like fun and I like jokes, About as well as most folks. Pol- ished Pebbles '35g Tea Toper Tavern '35g Medita Staff '35g Ask the Professor '34. LUCILLE ECKERT- A girl good, without pretense, Blest with plain reason and common sense. St. Peter Sz Paul High '32, '33. SEVERIN HOFFMAN- Not that I love study less, But that I love fun more. Basketball '34. HARRY BIDDLE- He who paddles his own canoe will succeed. Baseball '33, '34, '35. EILEEN HAUENSTEIN- The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. EVELYN HASTY- She was by nature good humoredf' Lafayette Central '32. RUBY ANDERS- She who can think and never disclose her mind. MARJORIE KARST- She has infinite patience, tact, and skill, A sweet disposition and indomitable will. St. Peter 8: Paul High '32, '33. MARGARET NESS- A light heart lives long. 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' - P' - ,.:::-::'fg::'s-5-13:1 .:.:.:' -11. H 1:5grff-:1r,j15:r:3:r:5s:2:: x e ' as fc 'X' Ai x x. if C . X . : 11:z:s:2::..15:2 X fm . , Q, 5 i 0 x QQ vi mx X if K A+ Y .Q ,. X, Y' ..5..g... Juniors President ........ .... L uEtta Whitesell Vice President ...,. .,...,. P aul Musser Sec.-Treas. .,.... ......, H oward Mickley Ass. Sec.-Treas. ,.,.........e...............,,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,e,, John Carroll Back Row-Herman Karst, John Carroll, Gerald Stetzel, Bernard Shively, William Berry, Howard Mickley, John Barton, Helen Grago, Helen Riggars, Alice Braden. Third Row-Paul Musser, Harold Emley, Bertha Eckert, Mary Beaver, Rachel Burchett, Marjorie Reckard, Marguerite West, Helen Eckert, Anna Mae Finley, LuEtta Whitesell, Gladys Oden. Second Row-Alberta Reust, Jeannette Scheiber, Dortha Landrum, Betty Stahl, Robert Shultz, Letty Day, Ruby Swain, Maxine Sunderman, Opal Dolby, Lillian Anson. Front Row-Orval Housholder, Earl Kreiger, Herbert Derr, Roger Oswalt, Richard Shutt, Jack Walker. CAbsent when picture was taken-Carl Shutt, Glenn Paul.J H++-- - ull Iwi!!! nn n Soph om ores President ,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,., ............. B e rt Fleming Viee President ,,,,,,, ,,.... G retchen Dumbauld Sec.-Treas. ........ .......... G uy Caley Ass. Sec.-Treas. ,,... ....... A lma Shively Back Row-Glenn Prilman, Guy Caley, Robert Marker, Eugene Rathfon, Homer Kline, Jerry Buzzard, Robert Watts, Bert Fleming, Gerald Bunker, Theodore Kohr, Argend Palmer. Third Row-Erma Swain, Bernieee Karst, Freda Barton, Esther Barnes, Helen Smith, Mabel Wendt, Eugene Shoemaker, Kenneth Payne, Oliver DeWitt, Rosemary Huston, Edith Pressler. Second Row-Gretchen Dumbauld, Wilda Flaugher, Helen Brown, Jane Shutt, Garnett Finley, Marjorie Daniels, Elsie Cozad, Mary Ann Waltz, Alma Shively, Doris Mulles. Front Row-Robert Bartrom, Lawrence Kohr, James Stratton, Eldon Gibson, Philip Zeigler, Earl Flora. nn n+ an ml u infusion un I n I l a u in in FRESHMEN Back Row Rit-har.l Marker. Wallace Kaley. Andrew Ludwig, Robert Stahl, Donald Webb lVice-Pres.J, lien Stahl. Donald Emley. Bill Dial. Francis Holmes, John Herrick, Dean Quinn, Samuel Wine, lrloxvaral Hosier. 'l'hir-l Row Doris Byrd 4Sec.-'l're:s.l. Helen Ward, Martha Creager, Clara Jane Wood, Berniece Rathfon, Naomi Rittenhouse. Helen Kaley, Evelyn Shell, Maxine Hall. Jean Brown, Irene Baade, Riva Wil- liams. Waneta Kennedy. Helen VValtz, Clara Belle Brown. Second Row -Waneta Bunker. Austa Rigirars, Madeline Barnes, Helen Satchwell, Mable Riggars, Florence Berry. Enid Carroll lPresidentl, Evelyn Mercer, Mary Janette Redding, Beatrice Reckard, Mary Esther Garretson. Devota Byrd. Front Row' James Hall. Mark Householder, Richard Class, Meredith Rechard, William Mygrant, Charles Manger. Norman Henline. Francis Beaver, Glenn Suntlermann, Jesse Herrick, Corwin Draper. EIGHTH GRADE Back Row' Merritt Smith, Ivan Funderburg, Duane Denton. Adolph Riggars, Richard Fulton lPresidentJ, Ernest EndsIey, Paul Wine, Carl Meitzler, John Herrick. Edwin Stults, Frederick Young. 21-.l Rowfliarie Sundermann. Joanna Souers, Helen Broderick, Bernice Pulley, Bernice Meitzler, Violet Burton. Grace Brown 4Sec.-Treas.I, Marjorie Williams. Mildred Shultz fVice-Pres.l, Anna Thorn, Helen Denton, Juanita Beaver. 2n1l Rmvf Eugene Herndon, Carl Griffith, Harry Satterthwaite, Harold Grossman, Marjorie Orr, Mar- cella Vinson, Alice Swales, Vida Groves, Robert Brown, Wilbur Holmes, Orra Teeters lAss't. Sec.- Treas.I. Arznrl Hummer. Front Rowvlienneth Cozad, Ovid Holmes. Charles Appier, Marguerite Schoeff, Helen Craig, Josephine Eckert. Viola Davenriner, Albert Whitesell, James Parker, Lloyd McCaughey, Robert Harper, Leo Yzgnfine. SEVENTH GRADE Rack Row Russell Elston, Philip Shutt, Gerald Paul, Homer Jacobs, Ivan Kline, Dean Shutt, David Watts. James Watkins. Bruce Dolby, Carroll Coble, Dewey Jones, Billy Smith, Ralph Finley. .,r'l Row Harriet Dc-num. Jean Wood lAss't. Sec.-Treas.l, Garnet Brown lSec.-Treas.l, Maribelle Bou- man. Betty Koch:-r, Esther Rittfzers. Bernadine Sell, Dorothy Mygrants, Patty Jean Crago, Eva Sunflermann. Alice Shell, Maxine Jacohs, Mildred Meyer, June Baker. Lfnfl Row Ernest Gamble, Raymond Hauenstein. John Woodrow lPrcsidentl, Ruth Jane Sprinkle, Wilma Poehlvr. Willetta Palmer, Wilda Pochler, Dorothy Crago, Paul Creager, Robert Hauenstein, Richard Oflen, H1-nry Elston, Vernon Miller, Billy Warner, Carl Burton. Front Row Noel Bailey, Robert Wood, Lewis Dumbauld, Milton Byrd, Anna Jane Lenwell, Georgianna Plumb, Mary Stetzel, Lois Harper, Maxine Beck, Helen Jane Kaylor, Ruth Holmes, Maxine Smith, -If-an Sunflf-rmann, Ruth Flora, Lavaughn Webb. Robert Rathfon, Rex Byrtl. nn ugiulgu I, I u I .... ...g..g.1 Classes 1111 1141 +11 m1 1 - , .. 4 r , vhs' an he .H , i I 1 'v A 'L V 9 ' Q ' 4-. . . 4 - ff J W., lu. J' W' f Q ' JI T I ' . 4. f K X J J, nf. gin un an I in ll in SIXTH GRADE Back Row Mrs. I-'ern Smith, Mr. Adam VVall, Miss Martha Mi.ler lTeachersl. 4th Row Catherine Eckert, Walter Ward. Elizabeth Polinfr, Fred Shutt, Harold Vinson, Edison De- Witt. Keith Carroll. Brooks Biddle, Max Brown, Heinz Bostel, D. L. Ulrich, Paul Dee Bouman, Paul Bali, VS'ilIinm Pressler. :4r.l Rt-xv-Mary Barnes. Don Gardenour, Leroy Ward, Harold Baade, Mary Orr, Louise Hoover, Marcene McCaui:hey. Marilyn Bolanz, Ruth Howard, Pauline King. Junior Daniels, Robert Luellen. Intl Row- Dorothy Smith. Jean Alice Davis, Grant Craig. Carry Bowman, Lois Myers, Mary Ann Wine, Rosella Dailey, George Beghtel. Caribel Morrett, Mary Baker, Virginia Wiiliams, Helen Teeters, Mark Thorn. Fr. nt Row Robert Meyers. Betty Brown. Robert VanDine, Lois Musser, Ray Johnsfn, Robert Griffith Samuel Pierson. Lorena VVhitesell, Delbert Short, Theodore Heiney, Martin Thorn, Duane Jones, Meredith Carroll. FIFTH GRADE Back Row-fMrs. Fern Smith, Mr. Adam Wall, Miss Martha Miller. lTeachersJ 4th Row-Virgil Kline, Jessie Brodrick, Wendel Satchwell, Dale Shively, Marvin Wicks, Gordon Buzzard, Suseanna Parker, Maurice Beaver, Mildred Pressler, Meredith Miller, Orlo Gephart. ., Row- Lucile Carroll, Violet Barton, Rosetta Schnetz, Maxine Weaver, Lawrence Pinkerton, Donald Farthinpz, Maxine King, John Melching, Lois Paul, Ruth Switzer, Jean Mauger. 'rd 2n'l Row 'Riva Swales. Elsie Wine, Florence Elston, Jeannette Jones, Betty Barnes, Dean Reckard, Marion Craxzo. Jeanne Satterthwaite, Marjorie Ripley, Bernice Ditton, Virginia Mygrant. Front Row-Junior Craig, Dewight Hinds, Richard Hall, Clarence Zickafoose, Keith Swain, Lee Myers, Paul Waltz, Billy Marker. Ernest Coble. Donald Lenwell, J. C. McCaughey. FOURTH GRADE Back Row - Mrs. Bernice Poehler, t'I'eachery, Joseph Denton, Wayne Endsley, Herman Myers, Paul Rit- tenhouse. Darrel Kemp, Billy Jack Daniels, Alice Mygrants, Bobby Pressler, Billy Bowman. Grover Dailey, Glen Grossman. Darwin Kline. fird Row Robert Beaver, Betty Baker, Mary Jane Vinson, Betty Jean Wood, Wilma Beck, Anna Belle Gardenour, Blanche Brown. Helen Webb, Martin Huston, Kenneth Ervin, Jesse Stetzel, Mary Alice Km-cht, Miss Isabella Gesaman lTeacher9. .ind How Ruth Shutt, Elizabeth Bucholtz, Particia Ball, Gloria Bolanz, Lois Slusser, Jane Ellen Davis, H1-tty Pinkerton, Max Gephart, Sheridan Hasty, Richard Double, Marjorie Flaugher. Front Row Myron Teetrrs, Darwin Harper, Bernard Spotts, John Flora, Billy Flaugher, Harold Gilvin, Allan Shultz, Edward Braden, Rodger Turner, Richard Wine, Willard Holmes, Charles Morrett, Mar-.in Ward. Ill IMI I llll I ll Ill I ull IIII unsafe Classes 'ii' 3rd lil IMI II ll Il III ll I ll Ill! IN ll I THIRD GRADE Rack Row Gertrulo lmuthan. Patricia Orr, Ervin Elston, Dale Paul, Robert Crago, Frederick Holmes, Charles Hoover. Robert Pressler, Lavina Terris. :Ii-ii R-vw Myra Sundcrmann. Robert Grist. Gordon Thrasher. Eugene Stults, Paul L. Sell, Charles Brown, Billy Biehl. Rex Farthing, Monerville Miller, Betty Gamble, Miss Mary Fleck 4Teacherl. Intl Row 'Pai-ticia Flauyzher, Ethel Smith. Thelma Schnitz. Marilyn Smart, Dorothy L. Fulton, Mar- garet Gamble. Fm-is Adams. Geraldine Kaylor, Jean Bussard. Front Row-Roy Kline. Alfred Craig, Richard Kriegbaum, Robert Bouman, Max Schoeff, Chester Zim- merlee. Rudy VVhitesell, Junior Brown, Rex Wicks. SECOND GRADE Back Roxx- Jackie Pulley, James Lenwell, Richard Brodrick, Robert Lauthan, Frank Bowman, Charles Spotts, Paul DeWitt, Junior Bostel. Robert Ball, Max Paul, Frederick Melching, John Slusser Jr., Richard Shively, VVil1iam Finley, Eugene Zickafoose. Rowfltiiss Elvie Young, 1Teacheri, Charles Plumb, Evelyn Weaver, Maxine Endsley, Lois Jean Gardenour, Corlene Wine, Barbara Jones, Helen Elston, Mary Ellen Williamson, Bobby Meyer, Ralph Randcl, Herman Switzer, Dale Brown, Russell Burton, Donald Ripley, Mrs. Esther Cunning- ham I Teacher P . 2nd Row' Cecil Myers. Alice Parker, Melba Bussard, Daisy Pinkerton, Wanda Lou Krieger, Dorretta Walter. Jessie Ilitton, Mae Hoover, Mary Jane Farthlng, Martha Jane Riggars, Raymond Riggars. Front Row-fNoi-man Spotts, Lemoin Whitesell, Marlene Huffman, Henerietta Knecht, Barbara Dum- haulfl. Doris Beck. Myra Jean Huston, Eila Marie Hinds, Mary Slusser, Edna Pressler, Wanetta Car- roll. Dorothea Stetzel, Hattie Marie Short, Joyce Mauger. FIRST GRADE Bark Row Paul Wayne Schoeff, Claude Amos, Robert Hosier, Donald Beghtel, Dean Hall, Ru-.-vll Ifinlf-y. James Carroll, Paul Krieg, Junior Pressler, Eugene Elston. 2-xr-l Row Mrs, Esther Cunningham, 1Teacherb, Kenneth Herndon, Doris Brown, Junior Hasty, Richard Bruss, Virginia Bouman. Vivian Shively, Faybelle Craig, Helen li'-uht:-l, Miss Mary Smith, 1'l'eacherl. :rvl Row Sunny Junz, Paul Dean Beaver, Perry Amos, Phyllis Jeanne Lavine, Maridean Hr-Imrfs, Hr-len Shutt, Harriet Kriezhaum, Clara Wine, Jean Ellen Meyer. l-'rfint Row Esther Mar- Davis, Dc-Ioris Vinson, Evelyn Gephart, Jack Ka lor John Hinds Y , . .Im-L: Hnlmfs. Charles Krieubaum, Carl Myizrants, Ruby Grice, Betty Finley, Roxanna Shively. Earl Carpenter, Goebel, Eugene Swales, Walter Hoover, Evelyn Willis Switzer, Stetzel, Donald n n++n un I an un ll lm Ili! +11 UU Classes ml 1I++u Illl nu I+ +I nu Alumni An active organization of the Huntington Township School has been operating for the past seven years. The original organization was eiected on the last day of school in 1928 by the class of '28. The following oficers were selected at that time: President, Heaston Fleming: Vice-President. Mary Bruss: Secretary-Treasurer, Cyril Day. Much credit is due these three individuals for the continued success of the organization. The first Friday night after the Sectional Basketball Tournament has been reserved for the alumni organization banquet. For the past several years the members of the graduating class of the current year have been invited as guests of honor at the banquet. A friendly competitive spirit has been aroused between the alumni organization and the school in the form of basketball and baseball con- tests. During the past year the alumni teams pushed the varsity teams to the limit in both basketball and baseball before the varsity teams were able to eke out a victory in each case. It is probable that in the future this rivalry may include debates as well. The alumni have shown their loyalty to the school in many ways. The interest shown by them has encouraged the organizations within the school to function to the best of their ability. The alumni members have also supported the school functions financially and have thereby made their success possible. May this harmonious relationship continue to grow as the alumni group increases in size and the school continues to function from year to vear. The 1934-35 officers as pictured on the opposite page are as follows: President, Dale Ware: Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Smith: Vice-President, Paul Byrd. POST GRADUATE COURSES The officials and teachers of the Huntington Township High School have been very glad to offer additional work to graduate students. Each year a few students have taken advantage of this opportunity. The stu- dents who have taken work during the year 1934-35 are pictured on the opposite page: Lee Waltz, Urshel Heiney, and James Barnes. nn u++l ln 'P+ Alumni Post Graduates llu ull lm ml ml Illl ll!! +I Illl ull nn ull Mu llll Activities MEDITA STAFF Editor-in-chief . . . . Associate Editor .. Business Manager .. Calendar Editor .. . Athletic Editor . . . Typist .............. Activities Editor ...... Circulation Managers .. Junior Class Editor Vera Byrd, Sophomore Class Editor U U ' H'.HH.Hu. Freshmen Class Editor Photography Editor Critic ............. Faculty Advisor . . . .. .. Dale Fleming Ruth Clark Floyd DeWitt Helen Stouder . . . . James Barton . Mary VanDine Annis Brown Mary Jane Ward Howard Mickley . . ............... Helen Brown . . .. Donald Webb Lois Dillon Mrs. Pierson Mr. Shultz STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, left to right: Robert Rathfon, Ben Stahl, Enid Carroll, Mark Householder, Mr. Shultz. Faculty Advisor, Garnet Brown, Richard Fulton, Berniece Meitzler, Marjorie Williams. John Woodrow. Seated. left to right: Lois Dillon, Herbert Derr, LuEtta Whitesell, Ruth Clark, Dale Flem- ing. President, Jane Shutt, Secretary, Bert Fleming, Opal Dolby, Jerald Bunker. DEBATE TEAMS Standing. left to right: Donald Webb, Bert Fleming, Mr. Brookover, Coach, Homer Cline, Opal Dolby. Seated, left to right: Jay Andrews, Evelyn Shell, Dale Fleming, Helen Stouder, Howard Mickley. Margaret Ness. The question used by the various Indiana High Schools for the year 1934-35 was, Resolved that the National Government should adopt a policy of equalizing educational opportunity throughout the United States by granting federal aid to the several states for elementary and secondary education. Our teams made a very creditable showing during the season and we are proud of their record The following members will be lost by graduation: Helen Stouder, Margaret Ness, Dale Fleming. and Jay Andrews. nl c++: lu an Q, 'gp X f' r-. -'-A 'f - 5' -T flfgf' .J ff' ' Q 'A' K F- v .I , x lx ft' .' - q ., -'ne' AN .1 .13 J.:-'5rw:'1. - - X- , ,,,, . ' 'eil , Q . . V b -Tiff . V ,. .. xl-, fl -e , , -' - f sq.,-sg .2-'-Mhxgf ' ,QW -W.-., , 3 1:':::o+-X:--X-, , , - 11.-I .-1, , N.: 512 ' -- ' .ELI 'fs-ip , n . - lx, fi xxxf? . X . I P A . A Q X P ' Y' 'X . A K+ 511 I A . nu 10,1401 un Plays TEA TOPER TAVERN Senior Class Play-March 22, 1935 CAST Marion Day-A canny chaperon ...... ......... Rosamond Reid-Her Niece. just out of colleae Sally Lee Di:-:on--Dixie, from the sunny South Ann Annesley-A social service fien d ........ Barry Reid-Rosamond's brother ....... Harriet Annesley--Ann's young sister .. Tess-Ann's protegee from the village Mike Ryan-A susceptible policeman Brian Pierpont--A brilliant young la Reverend Archibald Perry-Pastor of wyer ................ the village flock .... Dallas Thorne-Owner of the tavern ................ . John Sedgwick-An old flame of Miss Day ........ Glcria Sherwood Jerome-A fascinating widow .................... Celeste-Glorias maid ................................ Miss Josephine Hawkins and Mr. Herman I. Shultz-Directors. MAMMY'S LIL' WILD ROSE Junior Class Plav-February 6, 1935 Mildred Berry . Mary Jane Ward . . . Mary VanDine Margaret Ness . . . Dale Fleming Helen Stouder . . . . . Annis Brown . . . . Garl Herndon . . . . . Charles Bir Floyd DeWitt .. James Barton . ..... Eldon Dolby .. Esther Fleming . . . . . Lois Dillon CAST Daniel French-from the city ...................................., Howard Mickley Lester Van-Daniel's churn ........... ..... H erbert Derr Wade Carver-An unwelcome suitor .. .... Gerald Stetzel Orphesus Jackson-A native Romeo .. ...... Paul Musser Old Joe- Dat's a fac ............... ..... E arl Kreiger Rcse O' May-Mammy's lil' wild rose Jeannette Scheiber Mammy Celie-A black treasure ...... ........ O pal Dolby Hester O'May-Roses maiden Aunt .. .. Lillian Anson Peg-French-Daniel's sister ......... .. Betty Stahl Letty Van-Peggy's chum ......... ........ L etty Day Babe Joan-A mountain charmer ..................... .... B ertha Eckert Mrs. Courtvane-A lonely woman .,.................... .. LuEtta Whitesell Miss Isobel Krieg and Mr. Glenn Updike-Directors ..g..g... lm n++u un 1 Plays ml nil +I lln In - if ' fi . L mf, Q I X J I , I . . - -W I ' I t L 'L '-31 F? .I XI .sa ' 'I 1 2. N9 . , 3111 . j. ,Digi .1 ,Q , 'E !-3' .A, fl' --X fllil-1 -AZ? 1 . -., 1 3 ' 5 -.' I nu nl!0+u un M usjc HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTA. POLISHED PEBBLES December 11, 1934 CAST Uncle Bob .......................................... Howard Mickley Mrs. O'Brien-A widow. and sister of Uncle Bob .............. ..... M ildred Berry Rosalie-Niece of Uncle Bob, and Mrs. O'Brien .......................... Helen Stouder Winifred and Millicent-pampered daughters of Mrs. O'Brien ...... Gretchen Dumbauld Mary VanDine Mrs. Gabble-town gossip ................ .... E sther Fleming Mr. Gabble-her unassuming husband .... Dale Fleming Martha-a country girl ...........,..... Marian Bowers Nick-who likes Martha .. .... Robert Marker A small boy ............ Robert Bartrom Accoinpanist ........... ......... E velyn Shell Director .... Miss Ruth Carlson ORCHESTRA Our Orchestra under the direction of Miss Ruth Carlson, played for several of the school's activities. The members are: Left side of picture-Left to right, Back Row-Roger Favorite, Patty Jean Crago. Glenn Sunderman. Second Row-Jane Shutt, Helen Waltz, Helen Brown, Garnet Brown, Miss Ruth Carl- son. Front Row-Robert Shultz, Marjorie Reckard, Homer Kline, Devota Byrd. Right side of Picture-Right to left, Back Row-Junior Daniels, Corwin Draper. Second Row-Robert Hauenstein, Lloyd McCaughy, Raymond Hauenstein, Donald Webb. John Carroll. Front Row-Evelyn Shell, Richard Fulton. Enid Carroll, Mable Wendt. CAST AND CHORUS, POLISHED PEBBLESH Mrs. O'Brian. living on a small farm has been given S5000 by her brother Robert, to be used for the education of her two daughters and Rosalie, her niece, who lives with her. Mrs. OiBrian goes to the city, taking her daughters and the money, leaving Rosalie on the farm. She soon spends the money foolishly and writes her brother asking for more. Uncle Bob, however, doesn't like the quick action with his money, and asks them to meet him at the farm. nu vv++u nn -- -'-x-+-- Music i ' H 40i'lI un u. ..g..g.. .... Athletics The opening of the baseball season starts the athletic functions at Huntington Township. The two leading athletic sports at Township are basketball and baseball. Since football and track are not included in the athletic sports, two baseball seasons are scheduled, one in the spring and one in the fall. An added interest has been taken toward baseball since the organiza- tion of a County Baseball League, in which all county teams compete. The coaches of the various teams meet and plan a schedule so that each school plays a certain number of games at a specified date. There are also rules and regulations to govern the teams that are members of the League. A baseball trophy is presented to the school winning in the County League games. The trophy is a circulating one, unless a team wins it three COllS9Clltl'.'Q years, under which condition the team's school keeps the trophy. Township has won the County League trophy two consecutive years and is hoping for another victory next fall. Plans are also being made to hold a baseball tournament in the spring each year. With the completion of the baseball season the interest centers around basketball. The basketball season always attracts much attention from the students, especially the ones who try out for the varsity team. The basketball season gets underway during the latter part of October and ex- tends to the last of February. No team is allowed to play more than twenty games during a season. A Noon League was formed for the boys who were not fortunate enough to make the first or second team. Any boy who is not a member of the first or second teams is eligible to play in the Noon League if he cares to do so. The games in the Noon League are played during the noon period every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The girls' basketball team was not organized this year, due to the fact that a sufficient number of coaches of the county schools could not meet the requirements that are necessary before they are allowed to coach. Therefore, a Noon League basketball team was also organized for the girls. These games are played during the first part of the noon period. When the basketball season was completed and the Sectional Tourna- ment was over, the students turned their attention to the class tourna- ment, the first two weeks of March. A keen rivalry exists among the various classes of the school, and the class tournament caused much ex- citement among the students. The closing of the spring baseball season draws the curtain on the athletic activities, and they are laid aside until the opening of the school term the following year. . ...g..g.u Baske tba! Back Row-Bob Stahl, F.: Paul Musser, G.: Richard Marker, G.: Herbert Derr, G.: Donald Webb G Wilbur Brookover, Coach. Second Row-Eldon Dolby, student manager: Guy Caley, G.: James Hall, F.: Jerry Buzzard, C Wallace Kaley, C.: Robert Marker, G.: Jerald Bunker, F.: Herman I. Shultz, principal. First Row-Earl Kreiger, F.: James Barton, G.: Bernard Shively, C.: John Barton, G.: Nelson Smith F Corwin Draper, Ass't. student manager. SEASON RECORD OF BEARCATS Township 15 Roanoke 14 Township Lancaster 22 Township 30 Rock Creek 25 Township Markle 20 Township 25 Markle 20 Township Roanoke 29 Township 20 Alumni 16 Township Lancaster 22 Township 26 Union 21 Township St. Mary's 37 Township 15 St. Mary's 25 Township Jefferson 23 Township 34 Banquo 21 Township Banquo 20 Township 29 Bippus 8 Township Jefferson 24 Township 25 Union 24 Township Rock Creek 29 Township 36 Bippus 21 FOUR TEAM TOURNEY Township 36 Rock Creek 21 Township 31 'Markle 22 tfinall James Barton and Nelson Smith are the only players lost by graduation this year, and since there is plenty of reserve material. Coach Wilbur Brookover should produce another winning team for Hunt ington Township next year. ..g..g.. .. Baseball Bark Rm-.' C. Gordon Reynard, Coach: Kenneth Baker, R.F.: Bernard Shively, C.F.: Robert Marker, R.F. I-loner 04'-valt. CF.: Herman I. Shultz. Principal. Sei--,n'l Huw Nelson Smith. 26rd B.: Herbert Derr, L.F.: Eldon Dolby, student manager: Earl Kreigfer Lfnfl H.: James Hall, L.l . Pri nt Ho'--.2 Jerald Iiunl-ter. SLS.: James Barton, P.: Corwin Draper, student manager: Harry Biddle, C. Join Barton. C. IB. THE SEASON RECORD OF THE BEARCATS FOR THE FALL OF 1934 Tf.'.'.'r.-hip T .Jeff--rson 0 Township 13 Huntington 8 'I'f'.'.'r..-hip H Rock Creek O Township 10 Clear Creek 0 'I'-.'.'.'n-hip T Bippus LC Township 16 YVarren 2 'l'fw.-.n-hip 13 Lanc-astf-r 2 Township 5 Alumni 2 R'.'Qr.r.--r fri' the Vounty Haw-lpall l4','2lSIUQ in the fall of '33-'55-4. Winn--r H: lnzitational Tourney in the spring uf '34. Jamf- l:IlI'Y'rl'l. Harry Biddle. Ne-lson Smith, and Kenneth Baker will be lost by graduation this year ...p 4..--.... ml ll nu nu nn I nn ml Illini!!! nn - ull nn In nn Basketball funjo1'H Sf Back Row--Ovid Holmes, G.: Harry Satterthwaite, F.: Carl Meitzler. C.: Merrit Smith, F.: and Leo VanDine, G. 2nd Row-Herman I. Shultz, principal, Mildred Shultz, Yell Leader, Edwin Stults.: Bob Brown, F.: Orra Teeters, G.: Grace Brown, Yell Leader, and Wilbur Lemar, Coach. Front Row-John Woodrow, F.: Paul Wine, F.: Richard Fulton, C.: Wilbur Holmes, G.: and Billy Warner, G. Our yell leaders, Helen Stouder and Ben Stahl, have served their posts quite faith- fully for the 1934-35 basketball season, and in turn the results of the team have been very good. It was through the efforts of these two individuals that Huntington l Township fans gained so much publicity for their good sportsmanship, Win or lose. These individuals were chosen by popular vote of the student body and in turn led the student body through the ideals of true sportsmanship. nn n++u llll nn nl l++l In n CALENDAR SEPTEMBER -1-Opening day of school. 7-First baseball game-Jefferson, 0 Huntington Twp., 7. 11-Started the organization of classes. 28-Huntington Twp.-Warren baseball game. Won the trophy the second year. OCTOBER 1-Seniors ordered pins and rings. 17-Helen and Ben elected Yell Leaders. 18-19-North Eastern Teachers Association-two-day vacation. Hurrah! 30-Ordered New stage scenery. NOYEMBER 5-11-Educational Week. 8-Huntington Twp. Dramatics Club won first place in One Act Play contest. 1-1-Dramatics Club lost in county meet. 16-Huntington Twp. teachers won basketball series with Rock Creek. DECEMBER 11-Operetta Polished Pebbles. 19-20-Semester exams. A Happy day for the students- -Says You! 21-Christmas program. 31-Back to school after Christmas vacation. Why the sad faces '? J ANUARY 1-Thirty-one absent in High School, Hm-We wonder why???? Fox hunt or else-? 3-Annual staff selected. 12-Debating tournament at Fort Wayne-our teams placed 11th. 19-Big Four Tourney at W arren-We Won !-Just another trophy turned over to our keeping. FEBRUARY 6-Junior play, Mammy's Lil' Wild Rose. 5-Started taking pictures for the Medita. Smash Went the camera! 7-Seniors visited trial. 23-Drawing for sectional tourney. Huntington Twp. vs. Hunt- ington. Come on team! 26-Classes started organizing teams for local school basketball tournament. MARCH 1-2-Sectional tournament. Roanoke beat Huntington. Come on Roanoke! We are for you in the Regional. 7-Indoor Circus sponsored by Junior-Senior classes. 7-Freshmen girls won girls' basketball tournament. 22-Senior play, Tea Toper Tavern. APRIL 12-Junior-Senior reception. 21-Baccalaureate. 22-Commencement. 24-Close of school. Is everybody happy? -I n an u u n u u nu un nn IH: In nl ln nu n 1 5 ll lul noi' +I! vm Comm en oem en t Program HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Monday, April 22, 1935 8:00 P. M. March- The Sophomore ...... Poulis J. Panella Invocation ....,. ....... R ev. John Paul Pack P tor of the Central Christian Church Selection- Happiness Ahead ....., ....... S ammy Fain Address ,...,. ...... D r. 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I A 1.1 J I I '.'-- 1-1141, -- .ny Q 1 nv I1 V, X I .gig . 1 1 In 11 , A 1 A I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 11. 1 1' ' ' 16 15 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . l Ill .1 . . 1 'f I! -4 f' 1 ' h D 1 1 1 1 r-1 ,an I 3 .. ul ,. ' K . I . 1 . 41 . . VI . . 1 .. . l 1. Y I ' 1 w . 1 it 's ' 1 - 5 1 1 l . 1 1 1 S , 1 l . 1 . fl 1 119 l V , 1. q 1 I .H . l I 'S I I: . I., .. .1 I 1 if . 'fun , , . .' I, 1 1 1. A '1 - 1.1! bu 1 v 1 1 CFHE MEDITA Huniinqion Cfownship Public Schools First Edition Published bu Class Of 1935 nn :I+ +11 nu Foreword In response to the inherent desire of people to leave a more or less con- crete way of being remembered, the Senior Class of 1935 offers to friends, patrons. and students, a school annual, The Medita. The name Medita was chosen because of the significance of the term, meditate. It is our wish and sincerest hope that all may iind herein some pleasure and a keen interest in the happy memories of days spent in work and play at Huntington Town- ship. Allen County Public Library 900 Webster Street P0 Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 468014270 Dedication To Gur Principal, Herman I. Shultz Will you, to whom We owe a debt of grati- tude For your work, interest, and time spent with us, For your willing and valuable guidance, For making us feel our friendships have been a pleasure to you and to one an- other: Will you, who have encouraged us in de- feat, Who have counciled us in victory, Who have set before us constantly An excellent example: VVill you accept, as a tribute from us, This lirst edition of the Medita Compiled by the Class of '35. uu :I+ +11 nn lm H+ +11 nn n ml Y nn nn nu ull nu ull 510136 1 A History of the School The Huntington Township Consolidated School was made possible by the combined and continuous efforts of Jacob Heaston, township trustee, and Clifford Funderburg, County Superintendent of schools. After the agreement was made to consolidate the township schools, Trustee Heaston selected and purchased the land upon which the school now stands. The building was begun in 1922 and on Sept. 3, 1923, the consolidated school was opened to the children of the township. Mr. Heaston was succeeded by John M. Roush and then by Dale Kreigh. Constructive changes and improvements in the school plant and curri- culum were made during these administrations. The school's first principal was Rex Potterf. He was followed by Thomas H. Mahan, under whom the first class Qthree membersl was graduated in 1925. The building was enlarged during his administration. Paul C. Updike and Herman I. Shultz followed in order as principals. A marked difference may be seen in the school of twelve years ago and today. Transportation facilities are outstanding among the changes. Com- mercial subjects, Agriculture, Shop, Home Economics, Debate, and Drama- tics have been added to the curriculum. The Athletic Teams have gained recognition throughout the county. The present enrollment is 557 as com- pared to 348 in 1923. Yes, the school has advanced, for the spirit is there and can not be broken. May we advise the underclassmen to keep that spirit kindled, that the efforts of those who built and improved the school shall be rewarded, that the Dreamer's Dream may be realized. nn lm lliplitn nll u . i. ..g..g.. .... Wilbur Brookover .-LB. Manchester College Social Science--Speech Faculty Glenn Updike A.B. Manchester College Science-Mathematics Herman I. Shultz A.B. Manchester College M.S. Indiana University Principal-U. S. Gov. Gertrude Minniear Pierson A.B. Elon College English-Latin Ruth Carlson B.S. Depauw University Music-Art Josephine Hawkins Wilbur Lemar A.B. Huntington College English-Band B.S. Ball State Commercial C. Gordon Reynard B.S. Ball State Industrial Arts-Phys. Ed. Guy B. Huber B.S. Purdue University Agriculture-Jr. H. S. Math. Isobel Krieg AB. Manchester College Home Economics-Phys. Ed. Mary Kennedy Graduate-Huntington Twp School Clerk ..g..g..