Huntington Township School - Medita Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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Allen Wayne Hinds 'Weyn-e-kins Richard Deen Groves 'Dick' Shirley Ann Lee 'Bugs' Norma Delene Laurie WNormn Jerry Lee Norwood 'Jerry' James Marvin 'Jimmien Tbbin Particia Mae Callahan nPatH Kenneth Alvin Lahr 'Kenny' Charles W. Hare Jr. 'Chuckn Constance Jean Garrison 'Connie' Eugene Elton Vickery 756 'EQ 'gn 'dn ,, -V N.. , R, xi-'gi ,Q Ar ,gg fum -ai 'FSP' vm X TN, 9' r ,. 'fr Robert Eugene Bonebrake A : 'XT'-f v1Bob1v 1 ' ,1 ' . ff? sjw igg rss ' Q v X r :Wim 5 EHS' ' 'N 1 yan 15 ENIDR CLASS WILL We the class of l95O being of sound and sane minds C?l, henceforth, herein after, and ablite do will to the class of '5l' as follows: I, Shirley Ann Lee, Will my cackling to Helen Sell. I, Helen Jane Wine, Will my cheerleading ability to Susie Kriegbaum. I, Constance Jean Garrison, Will my henpecking ability to Shirley fDuaneJ Beady and Carol Brown. I, Allen Wayne Hinds, Will the pencil behind my ear to Leon Stern. I, Richard Barry Smith, Will my ability to lngoof offuj to Max Schwob. I, Jack Lee Johnson, Will all my uncles to John Heiney. I, Margaret Arlene Kriegbaum, Will my ability to skip class and get away with it to Kathryn Lash and Evelyn Biddle. I, Richard Rollie Bieghler, Will my excess speed to Freddie Hauenstein. I, Richard Dean Groves, Will my ability to love 'um and leave 'um to Darl Stern. I, Richard Eugene Huston, Will my ability to wiggle my ears to Charles Brumbaugh. I, Robert Eugene Bonebrake, hill my ability to study to David NEarl' Merrymen KEsq.D I, James Marvin Tobin, Will my ability to cruise the surrounding towns to Bill McNally. I, Charles Walden Hare Jr., Will my YoYo to Dick Coles. I, Ruth Joan Reed, Will my artistic ability to Ellen Story. I, Patricia Mae Callahan, Will my position at Johnny's to Phyllis Hart. I, Jo Ann Kline, Will my ability to write notes and tell secrets to Anne Swain and Mae Wall. I, Ruth Joan Davis, Will my full bottle of peroxide to Sis Smyser and Camilla Huston. I,Donald Frank Ness, Will my scholastic ability to John Swales. I, Jerry Lee Norwood, Will my ability to forget women to Donald Snider. I, Eugene Elton Vickery, will my smile to James Elston. I, Kenneth Alvin Lahr, Will my ping pong ability to Howard Schilling. CPing away Junior.1 I, Darl Dean Nelson, Will my photography ability to Ronnie Ballard. I, Norma Delene Laurie, Will my quiet ways to Marilyn Jackson and Barbara Chamberlain. 1. Donald Russell Winkler, will my maintenance ability to Paul Clark. 14 I' 1' -L YES' w4wg.,,,g,-. ' L. . mf 4- A muh v A 1? . Xt! 1 ,V fx Q, du -J puf- Vifi Q! 5,3 'xg s -gawk x Q ,. . ,-LW-'J' 4 vw, xl S'-lxffx Q ,,.,..-f Q. an F 1 11 Q ,, ,a le X g' l K V: , -- A Wu . ' tx JL K X W Q' V, .ff I 2' ' - U. Ts, 'bgws 15 . Avx , ' B . K , PROPHECY We the class of 1951, do submit, in this year of our Lord,l96O, the following report on the members of the class of 1950. It is the year l96O, ten years have passed since this class has graduated from H.T.H.S. It was during their Senior Year in '50 thlt they decided to hold a class reunion ten years later. Jhen yours truly CReporters from the Class of '5lJ heard about this, we immediately decided to interview each one and find out what they had accomplished in ten years. Due to a previous engagement the reunion could not be held in the gym of H.T.H.S.,so it vas decided it would be held at 'Vic'su, the former nDoc'sq. Ne decided to arrive early and interview each member as they arrived. We arrived and as we ru hed through t e door, much to our surprise we found the profrietor and owner of 'Vic's', EUGENE VICKERY behind the counter awaiting his classmates. Upon questioning him we find he has bought 'Doc's' and is doing very well. Outside we hear a rattle and a bang as a blue Chevrolet pulls up which looks very familiar. It is none other than ROBE T BOQEBDFKE. We'que5Lomm Bob and found he han ily-well-married and has six little boneheeds-excuse us we mean Bonebrakes. He also says his black Chevy looked old so he nainted it blue again. While interviewing Bob, SHIRLEY LEE arrives looking very pleased with herself--we soin found out why-she is now a lifeguard at a men's bathing beach. Bythis timethey began arriving too fast to be interviewed as they arrived, so we just started interviewing. Our interview with KEYNETH LAH is rather shocking. He find he has been tracking rabbits in Alaska. Moving around the room we came uion CHARLES HAR!-Oh! what a shock. He has been raising rabbits-You know little Heres fInciaently Who Do you think turned those rabbits loose in Alaska? What's this talk about radios? Why it's none other than DONALD WINKLER, who has his own roaming hot-dog stand and radio repair truck. A good business if you can do it. With no reflection on Donald's truck, we hear someone tahdng aboutwrecks lt's none other than RICHARD HUSTON. He just couldn't keep a car, so he has started a wrecking yard. What's this little group? It looks like a circus. How right we are. Upon starting the interviews of this group we first talk to PAT CAILAHAN who tells us she is the Bearded lady of the Circus. DONALD NESS tells us he is head-manager of the grass-skirt department. And what's this? RUTH REED tells us she is the Hula-Dancer of this little group. JERRY NORWOOD says he is the 'Wild Man From Borneon, but to keep it quiet because they only let him out of his cage for the reunion. Right here in our own city of Huntington, HELEN JANE WINE tells us that she is working in at Young's--sacking up the rest of the nuts. DR. RICHARD GROVES tells us business has practically flown to him--He's a bird Vet. 16 NAYNE EIID5 seemed rather anxio f.', s for an interview--Here's why. He is now playing Center on the Anderson Packers bench--Oops! That was a mistake --we mean he plays center for the Anderson Packers when he isn't sitting on the bench. He find NORNA LAURIE as the us that she has had a very lean We found another member who tells us head coach of a fat girl's team. She tells year with only one win and ninteen lossesll had :ot strayed from Huntington, JOAN DAVIS she is Lead fo her own Reducing salon on Jefferson Street. We were very blessed when MARGARET YRIEGBAUX told us she is working her way uf from the bottom--she is a flag pole sitter. KThat certainly iis Working up from the bottom.J BARRY 5111? has been a great dise'pointment. He heeded for Hollywood and Paramount, where he was sure to land a job in the movies. He landed a job alright--stage urop for Paramount. My, some of the members of this class sure have changed, JO ANN KIINE even admits she is chief-tester for C.V. When we heard JIM TOBIH talking about digging we thought possibly he meant Qx6x5. Although we can'tsaf RICHARD BIEGHIER has a promising job, he certain- ly has one well suited for him. For ten years he has been mopping all the gym floors in the county. Are we slipping? Or did JACK JCHNSON really say he is head gutter cleaner at Majenica. Nearing the end of the class interviews we were not surprised when CONNIE GARRISCN tells us she is entering a beauty contest in a Rwrdays afkn a complete over-all job at the South Side Body Works, Last but not least, and mind you, sneaking into the place is DEAN NELSON, He tells us he cannot stay long, as he is being hunted by Forest Rangers--Seems he's a fire bug. He says he must get back to his hiding place in the sycamore tree. With one last good-bye we leave the class to finish their reunion as we think over our interviews with the class of'5O from Huntington Town ship High School. Marilyn Smyser Mae Wall Paul Clark David Merrymen 17 BGOK WORNS fi x' L W w E . S , 5 h, f 2 ' H1 A f ,. nf, W 'QM ,, Wd , , 14, ' 2 X X 'H 4 Xi ': ',f x bf Ffgiflz. Aff ,Q :YH swf c 5302! MR Q9 W-K, 5. 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' 4 .,. 5 Q ' ,ec .w v 'qu 'nfl -e KT fw- 10 ' GRADE Jim Alford Gene Callahan Joan Gordon Gene Smith Rosemary Oden Richard Fullhart Carolyn Mickley Donnie Kline Jack Smith Sue Crago Rex Stern Carolyn Wechsler Arlene Pressler Richard Adams Helen Tucker Robert Bruss Larry Mosier Jane Wilson Max Solloway Marvel Buzzard Betty Tobin Donald Crumpacker Carol Wiley Roy Frantz Walter Holley Jo Ann Hoffman Max Funderburg Alan Brown John Leazier Eldon Meitzler Bob Rudy Junior Cozad Paul Kramer Dorothy Szelis Walter Call Norene Richardson Jim Edgington ' G RADE Gerald Weaver Donna Keplinger Charles Keplinger Verlos Myers Donald Vickery Sarah Crumpacker Beverly Ballard Barbara Ballard Rosemary Sands Gale Reuschhaupt Burdell Hildebrand Martha Graham 536.4 1 ,V V, lv' '- G' 139--LW, 31- 2.1.5 1 -B 3 a L- vi' B- w, .,. wr ' xv, in ga O 1 alll N SP1 B G A-+ .,,g.'5?f- Xxagfi ,im S.--5 ', ...f -1.3: K ' Nt: 'fe -ef ,gi w . 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' 'hGRADE Joe Bailey Bob Heiney James Wiley Bob Mickley Peggy Malling Ronnie Laurie DeEtta Reed David Chamberlain Delight Rader Henry Johnson Marilee Coles Albert DuPriest Francis Beady Juanita Falk Eugene Mooney Ronnie Motz Sarah Biehl Dick Zickefoose Carolyn Keel Duane Anders Everett Gearhart Bartara Alford Mark McHenry Rene Harris Maynard Fisher Shirley Teusch Dean Denton Lawrence Storey Shirley Callahan Rita Barnes Max Buzzard Carol Solloway Jerry Benson Shirley Nires Dewight Rader Marilyn Biddle Arthur Garrison Janet Day Shirla Tucker Patricia Adams Donneta Hildebrand Sandra Day Marjorie Lahr Larry Smith Rhea Sands 9 ' A H- GRADE , Denny Hertwein 47 Q- -df' Q w Larry Shriner ' A K K 'A Q, Billy Rudy A o . 2-no fx ' Penh. Rglgnd Snider J' NJ M 54- ' Nl . E. .l uf 3 Eddie Kline O' X , Gordon Swain fo 'U 2 .9 Q, ,. ' 'f Patty Lusch .2 ,- L -i RE-' . Tom McNally -1 X 1 f Q L f .3 .Toenita Bonewitz ig, I Q -A ,, . Q sue Mickley -gl 5 1 - N 4 e if Pi ef L Birdie Robison 4 A f, ' 2 at 4 1. I ,dz nl 3 Jack Slusser G-9 ' A Q, .1-,x ' QW Carolyn Davis 2 D Y Larry Barton ' QT Roberta Vought r A ai 1 2: ,. . Jim Crago .. .., 1, a 0 -Ag Q ,,'. A Janice Eckert nl E1 Q3 to ' Joan Kline , -T David Huston X y Patty Ditzon K fl X 6 A I . Sandra Brown A f- D- 73 4- xl - -Q Laurin Garrison gg - ' .ln A L -'I 'M' ' wr Carol Hiers , 4 5 Ay N - Jerry Funderburg ,F 1 'fx Joan Harris l ,ga - ,X - 4 nh! ' - I 1 .C , JL V' , Larry Nelson - 4, 8 'A ' 3 ' Kr. A Nancy Covey 4 L 5 K ., I Q' 1 8 John Kocnoert Q, 1 V 1 f .1 Marjorie Bruss ' l XR x A, K4 Glen Reed K X X f -- ' I X V ' N 1-4' we o -Q I f FQ Q Q 4 as ch I Betty Ferguson uf ' -5- A, K J, Marilyn Ferguson f'l X 'J lv e Q, Shirley Messler i . ' H Elaine Pinkerton 0 I f 25 A an S' SIXTH GRADE Back Row--Norman Bowers, Fred Tobin, Charles Swales, Jerry Hoover, Randolph Taylor, larry Oxley, Jerry Wiley, John Shoemaker, Ralon Walton, Third Row:---Mrs. Harriet Fleck, Joyce Reed, Lois Sands, Sandra Jackson, Larry Rader, Carl Wall, Dale Denton, Neil Ward, Marvin Beadyg Second Row:---Sue Kline, Patricia Ph1llips,C1aribelle Cross, Shirley Keplinger, Carolyn Krider, Carol Sue Keehn, Mary Ann Falk, Betty Fredericks, Shirley Follisg First Row: ----- Joe Callahan, Larry Landrum, Jay Laurie, Jimmy Tuggle, Robert Mitchell, Danny Merryman. Absent from school--Garnet Runyan. FIFTH GRADE Back Row--Bobby Wilson, Arlene Sands, Robert Norwood, John Smith, Donnie Redding, Larry Rosen, Rex Baxter, Marvin Lahr, Keith Nelson, Mickey Mueller, James Wine, Third Row:---Carol Keel, Helen Houser, Jo Ann Falk, Ellen Covey, Donna Walton,G1enna Carroll, Sandra Bryan, Carolyn Moldenhauer, Virginia Lee, Mrs. Ida Wikeg Second Row: ---- Nan Herrick, Margaret Garrison, Susan Bailey, Janice Herndon, Carlene Slusser, Charlotte Yake, Rebecca Phillips, Sidne Oden,Judy Fullhart, Ruth Ann Cobbsg First Row:--Henry Lnhr' Robert Herndon,Dwight Elzem David Wechsler, larry Willour, william Weaver, Glenn Slusser, James Barton, Jack Colgan, Glenn Biddle. Absent from school--Patty Gkson, Paul Hiers, Larry lnhr. 24 5s.., x S I it If-,V A :Q t-tiff-Q A SA S? 9 sr! -OV 'UI -1 r V 5:4 -X1 ykfl FOURTH GRADE Back Row--uean Merrymen, Gene Hauenstein, Earl Holley, Clarence Johnston, Vernon Bird Paul Wall, Paul Holley, Jim Shively, Billy Cone, Phillip Brussg Third Row, Miss Isabella Gesaman, Janet McHenry, Alta McClain, Kay Lahr, Helen Keplinger, Catherine Huffman, Nora Huffman, Marilyn Cross, Diane Eletzg Second Row: Patty Rader, Sandra Story, Eunice Barnes, Patricia Duree, Karlita Bonewitx , Jane Kethcert, Beverly Wiley, Velene Bowers, Diana Houser, Helene Shively, Mary Huffman, First Row: Tom Tobin Jim Sills Jerry Willour, Paul Haney, Jim Biddle, Larry Smith, Gerald Eckert, Mike Bryan, Lawrence Landrum, Fred Mercer. Absent fT0m SChO0l ------- Janis THIRD GRADE Back how--Rebecca Hummer, Dick Farmer, Robert Hartle, Terry Penn, Dennis Andrew, Joe Elwood, Harold Weaver, Larry Adams, Gene Kline, Michael Ott, Benny Andrew, Mrs. Fern Browng Third Row: Catherine Smith, Nancy Smyser, Grace Harris, Jacqueline Fredrick, Richard Strait, Wnneta Bowers, Ruth Deplinger, Roger Lahrg Second Row: Patrecia 7ickery, Loretta Slusser, Carolyn Phillips, Robert Snyder, Geneva Sewtlemyre, Linda Lahr, Anna Mae Elston, Tommy McDonald, Dewayne Bhady, Judy Cone, First Row: Carl Hoag, Dale Davis, Jerry Ditton, Billy Giles, Juanita Sills, Betty Rudy, John Mcvoy, Jerry Settlemyreh Absent from school--Shirley Covey, Larry Herrick. Y 25 Kethcart. VW Rn . we 1 VR ,Q P' F N I, A ., -V- S we I X. SECOND GRADES Back Row--Madeline Covey, Jimmy Huffman, Pamela Gamble, Michael Davis, Roger Fahl, Joyce Drabenstot, Mrs. Nina Vernerderg Third Row:-Martha Kohr, Donna Lee, Shari Pinkerton, Ronald Hosier, Rex Carroll, Carol Householder, Phyllis Sands, Second Row: Anne Hildebrand, Marcella Reifert, Joella Burke, Kara Wike, Nancy Sands, Wanda Waters, Sonja Alford, First Row:---Charles Gooley, Carl Rittenhouse, Larry Little, Tommy Redding, Ronald Hefner, Larry Wine. Absent from school ----- Jane Martin, Carol Poehler, Beverly Vought, Larry Smith. Back Row--Mrs. Lola lee Peters, wayne Kreiger, John Norwood, Jimmy Duree, Gerald Anderson, Floyd Teusch, Danny Shivelyg Third Row:-Terry Yake, Stanley Orr, John Kreiger, Carole Hartle, Barbara Votrie, Linda Jo Brown, Shiela Saunders, Barbara Mueller, Second Row:Sus5e Wilhelm, Carol Woehler, Alberta Wires, Retha Waters,Petr1c1a Tob1n,Marcea Landis, Judy Emley, Joy Oswaltg First Row:---Billy Patten, Arnoli Herrick , Raymond Streit, Tommy Covey, Joe McDonald, Jerry Farmer. Absent from school--Eldon Settlemyre, Sharon Smith, Jimmy Lee Riggars. 26 .- K. laik'-af N - C- fr, em Y rw -'fe L' xx . N. Nile Lloyd Sills Glenn Beady, Jimmy Back Row:--Judy Pinkerton, Nancy y, , Nickelsen, Jo Ann Vickery, Patsy Nunemaker, Mrs. Dessie Steeleg Second Row:--Bobby Gooley, Tommy Quakenbush, Ray Gordon, Robert Kethcart, Jay Dee Hedrick, John Wires, Sammy Thompson, Judy Wood, First Row:---Patsy l Rosalie Ott, Glynna Biehl, Gloria Hinds, Keren Hammel, Alice Goo ey, Moldenhauer, Norma Follis, Carol Sands. H rold Saunders Ronald Biddle, Rex Mcvoy, Back Row:--Robert Tucker, a , Richard Jennings, Dickie Lahr, Roger Carroll, Leonard Houser, Gary Mickleyg ,Second Row:--Deloris Snyder, Joy Duree, Charlotte Lusch , Martha Elett, larry Melling, Bobby McC1urg, David Alexander, Donovan Burnau Mrs. Madge Musgrave, First Row:--Judy Teeters, Bamielouuilkm C1 udia Lo Shively Barbara Covey, Glenda Oxley, Helen Huffman, a Mary u , hool--Marilyn Andrews,Wesley Sealing Hosier, Diana Mcvoy. Absent from sc Ronnie Johnston. 27 Q., .. ,qv ,, -1 t ffffi .- -W, -- 535955 f' , F :W -- .. X 35. U 2191.5 5 -1 W mrxi .-........ .- .- A Qvvq In V x ' ' 1 V . -w1'!!fN'5f - 53,1 YN In ,455 A E. ' I ' - ' 6. 3 ' 'di Q-5 :- 2 ' 'W' T. .. A S3 'Q , , W , 4 ,- - if W . ' . if R A .,..... , ' ., F H' 1-'5Rg'ff'.,2-2-.H A ,Qi N. we-P V, , MSP ' 'S f - - swam bm 'A . ' 1 QQ f Q Hakim c 1 'PE Q 1. 4 R el- ,... ,: ..,, 1 28 fV,,,-,,,.'Q, ,. ix ' 'qw f ,,1 1 J - fr. M ' J -f Q J' by 'S , . w -3 .V --,ffm Qi ' wat '.-,:, ,X t x',. Qi .: .Q 5.55. -kz i ':,l, z . S TUDENT D IgE ST fi' F Y J! jig? . if ' Jflx! . MEDITA STAFF. Tobin, Groves, and Vickery 'workingn on the sports angle of the year book. The advertising department consisting of Bonebrake, Huston, Reed, Norwood, Bieghler, and Johnson lsittingl kept plug- ging away until they got all the ads that could be gotten. Groves, Reed and Winkler are npencil point sharp' at draw - ing the sketches of the seniors. The work they did 1.ooks something like that of somebody elses. Davis, Kline, Callahan with the two worst editors ever, Kriegbaum and Smith showing them just where, why and how to paste the make up. The typing seems to be well in hand as Hare, Lee, and lah r go to work. If you see a blank or dark spot where someone's face should be, it is the work of the two shutterbugs shown, Nelson and Smith. Wine, Hinds, Laurie, our advisor Mrs. Kreiger, and Garrison handled the circulation of our annual. If our year bookvms a pint of blood, it cou1dn't have circulated much better. 50 STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. McCrum and the Student Concil have done e fine job this year. At the start of the year a container was placed on the school grounds for waste paper. Then for the recreation of the Student body a volley ball le gue was started. Each class had one or more teams to compete with other classes. The officers of the Student Council are Margaret Kreigbaum, Pres., Dean Nelson, Vice Pres., Annie Swain, Sec. Trees. ggah 4: . eva 59 f' if 1-if - l- P 'Sr 'I 'WN e Sf . .315 Back Row--Earl Landrum, Larry Smith, Gene Smith, Verlos Myers, Donald Vickery, Jerry Benson, Eddie Kline, Front Row--Donald Snider Jane Wilson, Margaret Kreigbaum, Dean Nelson, Annie Swain, Principal Mr. J. W. McCrum. I 0174 1750 51 Ns , Spf Back Row--Miss Virginia Link, Spenser, Margaret Kriegbaum, Millie Huston, Susie Kriegbaum, Janie Wine, Annie Swain, Helen Sell, Sis Smyser, Barbara Ohamberlain, May Wall, Carol Brown, shirley Beady, Evelyn Biddle, Second Row--Joan Reed, Doris Warkentine, Phyllis Blstou, Joan Gordon, Marvel Buzzard, Betty Tobin, Ruth Reed, Norma Laurie, Waneta Frantz, Donna Keplinger, Sara Crumpacker, Joan Hoffman, Ellen story, First Row--Arlene Pressler, Norene Richardson Martha Graham, Rosemary Oden, Carolyn Wechsler, Carol Wilev,He1en Tucker, Evelyn 5owers,BarbaraIiolley GlRlS ATHLETIC ASSN. The girls athletic association was started in 1936 at Huntington Township under the direction of Miss Isobel Krieg. Since that time nearly every girl in this High School has belonged. Thi: fear the girl: 2 . are hapfy to have Miss Virginia Link as their sponsor. Activities which the G.A.A. members have participated in are as follows: volley ball, swimming, bowling, dancing, and ping pong. A hay rack ride was held at the beginning of the year at the home of Martha Graham. The G.A.A. sponsored a skating party at Beatty's Rollerena with all schools invited. At the end of the year an achievement day was held. This is a time for all girls in G.A.A. to get together and have a good time while earning extra points for the coming year. The big event of the year is the G.A.A. banquet which is held at the end of the year. The purpose of this is to welcome the new members, appoint officers for the coming year, bid farewell to the Seniors and receive those hard earned awards. Officers for 1949-50 were: President. Margaret Kriegbaum Vice Pres. Helen Sell sec.Treas. Joan Gordon 52 9 F0 magma BOYS AND GIRLS 4'H X NE' N y Q My Back Row--Paul Clark, John Swalee, Max Thrasher, Burch Reed, Devoe Cobbs, Donald Snider, Max Schwob, Fred Hauenstien, Shirley Lee, Joan Reed, Carolyn Wechsler, Rosemary Oden, Slsie Kreigbaumg Second Row--Katherine Huffman, Nora Huffman, Carol Hlers, Joenita Bonewitz, Patty Adams, Marilee Coles, Carol Solloway, Donneta Hilde:-brand, Carolyn Keel, Sandra Brown, Donna Keplinger, Mrs. Ida Wikeg Third Row Mr. Porter Snider, Mary Ann Falk, Natalie Herrick, Donna Walton, Virginia Lee, Glenna Carrol, Patricia Gibson, Judy Fulhart, Shirley Follis, Caroline Krieder, arol Keehn, Susie K1ine,gFirst Row- John Heiney, Dick Zickefoose, Mark McHenry, Lawrence Story, Larry Landrum, Kent Andrew, Glen Reed, Tom McNally. VOLLEYBALL TEAM 'rwJ Back Row--Jane Wilson, Sue Crago, Joan Gordon, Marvel Buzzard, Carol Brown, Miss Link, Front Row:--Shirley Lee, Margaret Kriegbaum,Mart!:a Graham, Helen Jane Wine, Marilyn Smyser, Helen Sell. 55 CHORUS c.f-.QU 'N W au, ' ' nf? tw. Back Row--Robert Bonebrake, Richard Groves, Roy Frantz, Charles Hare, Wayne Hinds, Jim Tobin, Jack Johnson, Max Schwob, Donald Snider, Ron- nie Ballard, Paul Clark, Don Ness, Donald Crumpacker. Second Row--- Miss Ethel Haas, Doris Warkentine, Reginia Rinehart, Phyllis Elston, Carol Brown, Shirley Beady, Ruth Reed, Norma Laurie, Waneta Frantz, Rosemary Sands, Carline Robbins, Joan Reed, Donna Keplinger, Sara Crumpackerg Third Row--Joan Gordon, Marvel Buzzard, Arlene Pressler, Norene Richardson, Sue Crago, Jane Wilson, Martha Graham, Rosemary Oden, Carolyn Wechsler, Carol Wiley, Evelyn Bowers, Barbara Holhy, First Row---Jack Smith, Dean Nelson, Richard Huston, John leazier, Gene Callahan, Gene Smith, Walter Call, James Elston, Bob Rudig, Eugene Vickery. Soon after school took up last fall Miss Haas called a meeting of the high school chorus and 24 boys and 26 girls responded. Before long the Purdue Glee Club came to Huntington High Stool Auditorium and 16 students and 4 teachers spent an enjoyable evening at this concert. At Christmas the chorus presented a cantata for the entire stu- dent body. The chorus also sang in the second annual spring festival held at the Community Gym, March 25. For the first time since Miss Haas has directed the Hunting ton Township Chorus the seniors sang in the Baccalaureate Choralpresent- ation. 54 if :gn J . gi 2 3 Y .,v' VW xr, , ffbl' M . Jku-'U' M 150'-wan J2:49aAf07Jf ,FM,M,c.,c !V0f?,f'fJ' ,war ram JZZZ, Mu X Nfl 17049 rffahfff' v Q I f , sl ' fn 'Q 'fg Q' SX WWI '- x.J -Kq A I V 5, I ' i g L L21 - . . .f - 7' fl,-4.rq,z., 614,14 .,Z,.4,,,a,r VfC!f.!A?1f Rufcfswnapg' Jfwaff XKZXIVE, VfUff'fr'11 Gf15'5'0fV , J'fW0f'Q e 2 -f D 2 a , N 5 !.X 6 l I nl ,- K ix X K I ,Lf , 5 1' ' r f A Af , 4 ' ah' 5' 'f Q' I ' I N 11 r fi'-,,f' 2- -I. I 1 at 'mf Qzmyywt ,3fM,,,cuc yahwg .7,.,,aA,a,1'r cows, 86,4 wg VICKKE rg Jfvfom Goffwong Wflfij Nfffflfl ff, 009' 55 ,lf 2 45 ri Ti-A 4 Standing--Joan Reed, Lawrence Stroy, Dick Zickafoose, Donald Winkler, Carolyn Keel, Halon Walton, Sue Crago, Donnie Kline, Roland Snider, Eugene Vickery, Roy Frantz, larry Landrum, Mark McHenry, John Gibson, Robert Bruss, Larry Nelson, Jim Wiley, Carol Brown, Helen Sell, Gale Ronald Yake, Donnetta Hildebrand, Sarah Biehl. BAND The Huntington Township Band, under the direction of Mr. Norris Huston, has been steadily improving and has been asked to play at several engagammds. The Band started playing at the 4-H Fair on August 18. The Lancaster Band, which Mr. Huston also directs, played with the Township Band cnthis occassicn. The next engagement was on August 26, at Elmwood Park, which was a hens- fit Same for John Eckley, our former coach. The Halloween season brought a parade on October 51, the Band marched in this parade and played afterwards at the Hier's Park Pavilion. TWIRLERS Jane Wilson 3, it .J Betty Tobin Sue Crago Peggy Malling Helen Tucker 56 C5 . ,.'53i.. Alan Brown, Director Norris Huston: Back Row---Carolyn Wechsler, Joan Kline, Shirley Messler,Joan Harris,Sue M1ckley,Robert Gordon, Second Row--Joan Gordon, Donald Vickery, Carol Wiley,Rosemary Odam Reuschauptg First Row--Richard Coles, Donald Snider,Sh1rley Beady, A Fall Concert was held on November 10, and was a great success. Eugene Vickery Played a baritone solo, accompanied by the band. The Band paraded Santa Claus up Jefferson Street from the court house to th6H1DtlHgt0D.ml8tB1's There the Band played for the party given the children of Huntington. The Band played dinner music for the Huntington Chamber of Commerce Fish Fry which was held in our gym. The Band was well rewarded with plentyct fish to eat. The Solo and Ensemble Contest was held this year in Fort Wayne on Febr- uary lB with four quartets and two soloists from our school entering the con- test. The Brass Quartet consisting of Donald Cline, Roland Snider, Eugene Vickery and John Gibson, received a superior rating which is equivalent to first place. Two clarinet quartets, one consisting of Dick Coles, Donald Snider, Shirley Beady, and Donald Vickery, The other composed of Joan Gmdon, Rosemary Oden, Carol Wiley, and Carolyn Wechsler received a rating of good or second place. A saxaphone quartet which was made up of Helen Sell, Ca rrbl Brown, James Wiley and Larry Nelson also placed third. The two soloums Eugene Vickery and Gale Ruechhaupt received a superior rating which of course is the same as first place. Two soloists, Roland Snider and Larry Shriner were 111 and unable to participate in the contest. The Band participated in the Dis- trict Band Contest at Hartford City which was held April 1. The Band has played at the home basketball games this year. The musichas been greatly appreciated by those attending the games. 57 5 K Q X Fi , 1 Back row: Richard Groves, Dean Nelson, Barry Smith, Jack Johnson, Richard Huston, Jerry Norwood. Middle row: Eugene Vickery, Robert Bonebrake. Joan Davis, Jo Ann Kline, Pat Callahan, Mrs. Kreiger, Sponsor. Front Row: Margaret Kriegbaum, Norma Laurie, Connie Garrison, Shirley Lee, Ruth Reed. and Janie Wine. lCharles Hare was absent when picture was takenl. ENIOR PLAY On April 12th the Seniors produced an unusual play, uThe Brain Storm.' Through Barry Sm1th's humorous portrayal of the Conscience, the audience learned that a conscience can be humorous as well as haunting. The cast, under direction of Mrs. Kreiger, gave a good and entertaining performance. The play took place in a small college town. Willoughby Adams was doing very well doing all his roommates work until the coach saw him run around the tr ck. After that, Willy had no peace, for there were the co-eds who were continually getting signatures for the petition toget Willy to play foot- ballg then his roommates didn't want him to because he might become popular with girls. Then too, his aunts didn't approve because it was too dangerous. Finally there was Sally, whose influence was very strong, and W1lly's visible conscience, who would give him no rest. The play ended with Willy on the Boot-ball team and everyone happy but his roommates. 58 JUNIOR PLAY It was an anxious crowd that sat waiting for the curtain on December B, when the class of '51 presented HBelieve It or Nota, a play whose title had a tinge of mystery. The mystery was quick- ly forgotten and the comedy brought many laughs especially with David Merrymen's impersonation of the maid. As the curtain rises we find that Harriet Follis 1 Phyllis Hartj is faced with an embarrassing situation, for she has but two weeks to find and marry a man in order to inherit money from her rich uncle. When her uncle arrives, her pal, Nancy KMarilyn Smyserj becomes Harriet's fiancee. Complications arise when hm men arrive in answer to Harriet's matromonial ad. Then one of them remains in disguise of the maid. The affair becomes riomns when a plumber, health inspectress, and a detective enter into the scene. The tangled threads are finally straightened, aniall things end happily for both Harriet and Nancy have managed to hook a man. CAST OF CHARACTERS Left to right as in picture Back Row: Lena ........... Plumber.. ......... Cuthbert Jackson... Detective ........ Process Server... Norman Follis... Uncle Silas ..... Nancy Hamilton... Front Row: Health Inspectress.... Gladys Pottle....... Harriet Follis... Bridget O'Hare... Mrs. Pottle .... Jane Pottle... Director .... P05 .JMX ANNd.q 4.-ina ...Camila Huston ......Paul Clark ...Donald Snider .....Dar1 Stern ........Leon Stern ....David Merrynmn ...Junior Schilling ....Marilyn Smyser ...Sarah Kriegbaum . . . .Sh1r1ayBeady ...Phyllis Hart ........Carol Brown ...........Helen Sell ..Barbara Chamberlain ...Mr. Glenn Mulligan gb, L J X S A A K I , K iv f i w ,4- Mrs. Helen Johnson Mrs. Emma Williams 'J::J4 ir, Q ,:, 'F,S. x'l:!' 'F-x-rag: 5 X i Rudy Baker Georgia Grice Mrs Erma Benson Mrs. Vivian Motz Mrs. Laura Harrell JAN ITORS -f- COOKS 'TN Ig., ,if 1.-x 'F-' LJE Back Row--John Leazier, Walter Holley, Allan Brown, Jack Smith, Max Solloway, John Heiney, Richard Bieghler, Second Row--John Swales, Roy Frantz, Paul Kramer, Barry Smith, Wayne Hinds, Jack Johnson, Jim Alford, Dean Nelson, Front Ron--Mr. Glenn Mulligan, Helen Tucker, Arlene Pressler, Margaret Kreigbaum, Charles.Keplinger, Max Thrasher, Devoe Cobbs, Gale Ruschhaupt, Richard McHenry. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club makes its first appearance this year. Many students interested in photography have joined to make it a well recognized organization throughout the school. The Members nick-named the club 'The Shutterbug Club'. They also have designed an insignia to match the name. The club has picture contests every month to see whocs take the best picture of a subject which is voted for in that specific month. One of the local photographers does the judging of the pictures. Since the club didn't think it necessary to elect a compbte staff of officers, a secretary-treasurer was elected. Deen Nelson was voted to take the position. The club is very happy to have Mr. Mulligan as its sponsor. 41 '5'0hool UV' Nxgken To wp at 0 ess Tl-IE ALL STAR EDITION W fm' 'U . ,A N Q Y -:N 1, '1 ' -' V' 1 -- wx. .-my ' ' K V 1' M ' f X, x . N K. -iw . , 1 J, ' S' f N V ,Mu 9... w fwasf .ay A., .,. X, H, A Yiagfwi? Miifwx 'um , - 'f t M ' ' lr V W.. V 'fn V5 K -- A WW ' ' WY X,-1 'V' w ig ,fji W 75? w. I n A 'Vs X X N' M , v XR x 1 .1 xv T AQ. ik A A - m f-.. ww! 4-V4 N, 1 1 if sw fl' wr! I Wm F 16,9 gr Back Row:--Richard Huston, Gearld Weaver, Student Managers, John Leizure, Walter Call, Max Solloway, James Alferd, Donald Snider, Fred Bauenetien, James Edgington, larry Mos1er,Charles Keplinger Student Manager, Second Row:--Alfred Piedmont, Assistant Coach, John Hieney, Robert Rudy, John Swales, Rex Stern, Mar Schwob, B111 McNally, Dean Barton, Jerry Tobin, Terry Bolander, Coach, First Row:--Richard Groves, Wayne Hinds, Barry Smith, Jack lee Johnson, James Tobin, Richard Bieghler, Robert Bonebrake BASEBALL The Bearcats opened their 1949 season by greeting a new coach, Terry Bolander. They had a record of 3 wins and 4 losses The Cats were eliminated in the County Tournament by Roanoke in an extra inning 8 to 7. The pitching was divided between Jack Johnson and Barry Smith The leading hitters were Barry Smith, Jim Tobin, Jack Johnson, and Dean Barton. Township Township Township Township Township Township Township SEASON RECORD 10 Clear Creek 2 3 Andrews 2 10 Roanoke 9 7 Union 10 5 Andrews 10 12 Bippus 13 7 Roanoke 8 45 . -323' , M-V I . 173 Ti Fi Q XQV , f' 'Puff Gfff' ram' f7'w eff ,gg ' Wlisfg A vaig 59,5 0 . 9' . ssl f fl - . Dm 44 fm I G '- QQEQ gin M A -gf? af V' X W , 'f xx f3'5,N if X L , S, 3 , Rx if YA J! K. ff if QM ig, fi L' X! X . Q 44194, i - n 5. At 2 ZW? xv Q 5'5il3i?5ff?m 3 z , M9342 49? ' Q ' 3 :N ' 051390 A fl kj ix -, wg Q ' -. f 1 ' q Y X i . xy lf: 1 k 2 M l xx-J! 3 kj l f gx yss , !vw. Q Us x., an . Q- ' .,..- K 1 ,',- 'Au- V '25 . N, 1. , 'Eby ii! S- ,' iw!!! W X1 v 'wr i Wh h 1, A gr f' X 2 f A 1 1 H 33 Xi 1 , if I , , 'K MW JJ L .Y X 44 ,. Q. ,QV :Lg Q --vs'? 1 ' wa' :Gua- V ,lan , .. ve. - r .. V35 . ' N-f gf Few ' 'Y 1 5 w in , , i g ' el s, Y ..r :fx :-s- 5 1E5gg t A if?5 . 1 - l', :L to Iiiij 'Q ip, .gsfikgp ' Ny' ,,,, , xg ,, x al use Back Row--Coach Terry Bolander, Barry Smith, Jack Johnson, Max Schwob, James Tobin, Stud Fred Hauenstien, BASK In the 1949- first year for Te first Huntington County Basketball Tournament, the en by Roanoke in a very close and hard fought game the tournament by Jack Johnson Hinds are lost by ent Manager Richard Hustong Front Row ---- Dean Barton, Warne Hinds, James Alford, Richard Bieghler. 'l I-n ET BALL 43 50 50 the Bearcats had an off and on rry Bolander as head coach at our season. It was the school. In the Bearcats were beat- 5l-44. Lancaster un winning over Warren. , Barry Smith, Jim Tobin, Dick Bieghler and Wayne graduation, but next year's ball team naybe promising with Max Schwob, Fred Hauenstien, Jim Alford,Dean Barton,Elmm1Mietzlen Robert Rudy, and a bunch of scrappy second team players. We wish you a lot of luck next year, fellows! TO THE BOLANDERM N A fellow who always gripes and complains, Usually plays some of the poorest games. But if he is the one that does something wrong, He makes sure its forgotten before very long. When the one great Scorer Comes to write against your name, He will not write whether you won or lost, But how you played the game. SCORES Twp. 28 Van Buren 34 Twp. 56 Bippus 52 Twp. 28 Union 42 TWP- 59 South Whitley 27 Twp. 56 Lagro 31 Twp. 37 0ssian30 Twp. 32 Roanoke 35 Twp. 57 Lancaster 45 TWP- 51 Cathfflic 50 Twp. 35 Lancaster Cen. 53 County Tourney Twp. 52 Andrews 29 Twp. 54 Warren 46 Twp. 44 Roanoke 51 Twp. 28 Union 34 Twp. 47 Rock Creek 39 Twp. 50 Chester 42 Twp. 26 Catholic 37 Twp. 45 Monument City 51 Twp. 56 Clear Creek 54 45 3 Jfhe EAR-NING EDITA 1359 Advison HCICN KReg 9611 1.i.Ii24 my Q X 1 X Y 1 , sy f U QL- ,- QV PM ra? nf 'Q :,j,, ., , : fue., . T i ' h 1 reo M .32 ' C ijbi TE 'I PM I l w 5 kf ' T. 2, Muir? nc., 1 AA'l,. l QL r. A.n AL' if l HI J 'Eip , . V 1 I LI a , Ei E? 'fb EEE? I Iggii Agg il r 'ogge Q-, .1961 '.'1' gi? H 'Q t J' It ini, '.w ,,-. NZE?Zsf,4g? gSfH,eeJ jfkt Nea, I ?ff2Ql5- iJ,QLfi1?5? .4 TEAM Back row: Johnny Swalea, Max Funderburg, Leon Stern, Darl Stern, Rex Stern, Eldon Meitzler, Coach--Mr. A1 Piedmont. Middle row: Gerald Weaver, Student Manager, Max Solloway, Walter Call, David Ellet, Robert Rudy, Jim Edgington, Charles Keplinger, Student hn. Front row: Ronald Yake, Gene Callahan, Jerry Tobin, Gene Smith, Burch Reed. The Bearkittens got started off right by winning their first game with Van Buren 35 to 20, but from there on hadtrouble win- ing till about the middle of the se-son. They took second place in their Sec- ond Team 4-Way Tournament by beating Roa- noke in the afternoon, 22 to 21, but lost to Union 25 to 17 that night. Near the end of the season the sec- ond team was divided into two teams. The tail end played other schools that did the same thing, so that all the boys would get to play more. Scores Twp. 35 Van Buren 20 Twp. 15 South Whitley 35 TWP- 20 Roanoke 28 TWD. 17 Catholic 31 Twp. 27 Andrews 24 Twp. 20 Union 21 Twp. 20 Chester, Wabash 30 Twp. 27 Monument City 23 Twp. 27 Bippus 25 Twp. 20 Lagro 18 Twp. 19 Lancaster 31 Twp. 27 Lancaster Central 41 Twp. 18 Warren 31 Twp. 54 Rock Creek 19 Twp. 17 Catholic 19 Twp. 18 Union 24 Twp. 22 Oasian 59 4-Way Tourney TWP- 22 Roanoke 21 TWP- 17 Union gg STUDENT MANAGERS Weaver, Huston, Keplinger JUNIDR HIGH TEAM C5 mmap, Back Row:--Richard Zickafoose, Eugene Mooney, Robert Mickley, Ronnie Laurie, Robert Clark, Coachg First Row:--Max Buzzard, Jerry Benson, Robert Hieney, Joe Bailey, James Wiley. The 49-50 edition of the Huntington Township Junior High Team enjoyed a semi-successful season on the basketball court but had difficulty in winning a baseball game. The lack of experience as compared with their competitors seemed to be at a low ebb. A great deal of credit belongs to the boys for their fighting spirit and as is usually the case, there are a few boys who do not get the privelige of playing very often but yet you find them attending every practice and giving all they have. To these fellows belongs a word of praise. The basketball season proved more successful than the baseball campaign. Winning 13 and losing 7, the team captured runner-up hon- ors in a four way tournament held at Roanoke. JR. HICE BASEBALL 'TEAM rv wi L, .3 alba 17 Back Row:--Corky Swain, Ronnie Laurie, Richard Zickafooee, Robert lickley, Dewight Rader, Max Buzzard, Second Row:--Robert C1ark,0mnh Robert c1-ago, Glenn Reed, Lu-ry sm-ine:-. 30' Bailey. Jvrry Benson. David Husteng In-st Row:--Larry Nelson, John Kithkart, Jack Slusser, Earl Landrum, James Wiley, Robert Hieney- 47 p 2 -N Lfvwdl J I Ad 'Dirac ' ,gif 5 YdMr'HA,, N, to .sv 'a 'C'A Q - A gf ,, ffn X ,H fi? 1 -. 9 e K wr X ll'-'F 1 . tt, X 3 n PM 3'-'f TRACK In 1949 Huntington Township, coached by John Eckley, went through an undefeated season. For the second straight year they won the County Track Champion- ship with Roanoke and Andrews taking second and third place honors. During this meet Several new records were set. Track awards were presented to: Stuart Wechsler, James Sprinkle, Jim Graham, Jack Johnson, Jim Tobin, Dick Day, Dick Bieghler, Max Schwob, Dick Groves, Barry Smith, John Swales, and Gene Callahan. Those out for track that did not receive awards were: Max Funder- burg, Rex Stern, Darl Stern, Donald Snider, Lavon Mickley, Jim Alford, Roy Frantz, Paul Clark, Bill McNally, and Donald Davenriner. John Eckley Our former coach, so much admired by all the Bearcats, has been sidelined 'Q temporarily from active participation ! M-M .wean I fc '- in his chosen field of leading boys , toward winning ways. WN Q :EE He is now in the Grace Hospital at '4 A Detroit, Michigan fighting for recovh ery with the same determination and high spirit with which he inspired boys on the hardwood, diamond and field. 4 Q All the boys, students and friends sincerely hope and pray for his speedy X recovery. Good Luck John! kwa X , ,sei xXSiFNa ' 1 .zz is X f N xdesmawswfi J- y Rigwawkdf H ff'-2 v -wAv,-Wm: ----. is . 'I ' ' - p 5 V ,5- 21 .. , ' , s-skinned . QQ. S' P e ' X as W .f-3'x::5f' ' ,L 5 wg- -' rw f , -.wk .N 5:1 f .- fawiassasw .' A siamdmnvu V A ' d !. I v 4 ffl, ,Q ily: .L --- . . Wow? fi W? it is 1 Martha Graham, Susie Kreigbaum, Janie Wine YIQLL LEADERS 49 V .' if? cz N r1ACG'f 'f E l,,,,gl N x Q ls?-fi 2 -I 6 1 9 S gg 1' fa C QQ Nw ,tkxvx J cv I , I ,An 44? 'L X L QRFENIQ 'QI .00 Q ! 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BARTON GARAGE KWIK-WAY VALVE SERVICE AND CYLINDER BORING NEW SOUTH WIND HEATERS AND OVERHAUL SERVICE South Jefferson Street Huntington, Indiana Phone 2959-R3 Livestock Community Sale Every Monday Daily Hog Market WE SELL.ON COMMISSION DAIRY COWS - BEEF COWS - FAT STEERS AND HEIFERS - FEEDER CATTLE -VEAL CALVES BABY CALVES - HOGS - SHEEP AND LAIVIBS Every other Friday we have Special Horse Sales where you can Buy or Sell anything in the line of Horses. SMYSER SALE BARN Phone 2977-2 115 Miles Southeast of HUNTINGTON, INDIANA, Corner States Roads 5 and 224 COMPLIMENTS ERIE DEPARTMENT STORE of A Good Shopping Stop since 1896 JACK THRIFT GROCERY 817-825 E. Market Street 2000 E. State St. Phone 3150 Phone 1500 Huntington, Indiana 54 AMERICA'S LARGEST SELLING ICE CREAM CLOVERLEAF CLOVERLEAF CREAMERIES, INC. Huntington, Indiana Phone 607 THE SENIOR CLASS Wishes to take this opportunity to thank all of those who placed ads in this section. 55 xx ,MAS x 3 ,mmf ch N' W B 5, ' 4 PHYLEEN CANDY COMPANY Huntington, Indiana MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER HEART. Vanilla Clusters 50 and 100 GOLDEN HEART. Maple Clusters 50 and 100 also ECHO BARS, 50 and 100 Evergreens Shade Trees Landscaping Apples Gladiolus MOLDENHAUER'S ORCHARDS 1 I Wk 4 'A---and 0 R-91, ,3glNf11'se1'y 56 SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE SCHROEDERS Opposite Sunken Gardens COMPLIMENTSOF PAUL HOON STUDIO Portraits and Commercial Photography Huntington, Indiana Phone 361 DRIVE OUT TO J 0 H N N Y 'S AFTER THE GAME Steaks, Chops, Sandwiches Fountain Service JOHNNY'S DRIVE IN Riverside Drive Junction off Jefferson HUNTINGTON, INDIANA 5 7 ,mgton Tow, so 'flfgx 'rfhooi Mxbifm NORTH SIDE GARAGE 723 WARREN STREET Phone 65 SIMON TIRE SERVICE TIRES RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING 215 South Jefferson Street Phone 3126 BARNHART'S Royal Portable Typewriters Parker and Sheaffer Pens AYRES AGENCY General Insurance and Real Estate 45 W. Market St. COMPLIMENTS of RAY LAW, Inc. Ford Sales 8: Service Huntington Phone 33 MILLER St MILLER POULTRY AND EGGS 77 E. state sm. Phone 894 16 E. MARKET ST. HUNTINGTON Huntington AT MARX'S Style for young men by nationally known makers J. W. CANVIN 8z SON Play S353 AYFJW ShiFtS PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Botany 500 Suits Stetson Hats REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY Always the Best at M-afxys 219 E. Market sm. Phone 900 D. MARX Sz SONS Established 1876 COMPLIMENTS of GUEST MACHINE WORKERS Cold Wave 55.00 Machine and Machineless Pernament 43 W6 34.50, 35.50 and Up Courtesy Our Motto VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP st Market Stree Phone 1407 COMPLIIVENTS of SHUTT'S MARKET COMPLIMENTS of THE CARROLL HOUSE BRADLEY'S SAVE WITH SAFETY AT BRADLEY BROTHERS' DRUG STORE The Rexall Store ELMER 81 MARY'S GROCERY vos Etna Avenue Gnoclamss AND 1vnaA'rs We Deliver Court House Conner phone 42 Phone 2431 MESSLER BODY SHOP COMPLIINIENTS Telephone 187 of BODY WORK AND PAINTING KEN CAR Broadway and Taylor Street Huntington, Indiana Did You Know HOPPE OIL COMPANY Y THE 1370 Etna Avenue MAJESTIC Phone 3132 Huntington. Indiana COMPANY Gasoline and Fuel Oils Has Manufactured Wholesale and Retail , Furnaces ln TANK WAGON SERVICE Huntingtoll for Oved 40 Years? LEE-WALL COMPANY STUDEBAKER HOTPOINT SALES 8: SERVICE SALES Sz SERVICE Phone 466 '-ACROSS FROM HOTEL LAFONTAINEU Phone 466 HUNTINGTON'S MOST MODERN COMPLIMENTS of l'luntingtnn'n Oldest Jewelers ' ' LIZ DR. WILLIAM L. BUERGE MM Wd 56 W. Market Street Telephone 342 Us N' JEFFEKSUN ST' JEWELRY STORE 60 Y E L L O W C A B 14 WEST WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 2400 TEXACO Compliments of C. E. ROBROCK HUNTINGTON, INDIANA FULTON MILK CO. Better Milk in a Better Bottle Phone 61-W Huntington, Indiana HUNTINGTON TRUCK 81 BODY CO. Custom Built Bodies Proven Best by Actual Test Builders of Truck Bodies Exclusively Millington Truck Body Co., Inc. D.B.A. Call 2047-W Warren Road ll TTPRIEST JEWELRY 514 North Jefferson HUNTINGTON, INDIANA Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repairing Diamonds, Watches and Silverware COMPLIMENTS of COLLINS SHOE COMPANY 24 East Mmm street COMPLIMENTS of PAT SPROWL COMPLIMENTS of CHARLES RESTAURANT 426 North Jefferson Street BRENNANS Fon ON ScgQ.10v.W0f2 Plumbing Appliances + 4 5 537 wa.-fm - Phone 1212 a s lzlshalliilh HUNTINGTON COLLEGE CONHJLINEENTS EXTENDS of CONGRATULATIONS HERFF JONES To THE Indianapolis, Indiana CLASS OF '50 COMPLIIMIENTS of HUNTINGTON PACKING CO. ALL BRANDS OF VIKING MEATS Huntington, Indiana Huntington Laboratories, Inc The Home of SEAL-0-SAN and Quality Maintenance and Sanitation Supplies Denver - Huntington - Toronto HOFFY'S Wheel Alignment and Radiator Service SALES AND SERVICE COMPLIMENTS of PETER BRONSTIEN 8: CO., Inc. HAVE BEEN SERVING HUNTINGTON COUNTY FOR 48 YEARS 1249 First St. Huntington, Indiana Phone 473 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of N I C K 'S JAY PAUL MoToR co. PENCE AND SCI-IER Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer BURTON'S TEXACO SERVICE QUICK CAR WASHING LUBRICATION QUALITY TEXACO GASOLINE AND OIL Corner Charles and Etna Ave. Huntington, Indiana Phone 3193 SOUTH SIDE BODY WORKS BODY REBUILDING AND AUTO PAINTING ALLEN CHATTIN 1340 Grant Street Phone 901 Huntington, Indiana THE NEW MODERN WAY OF PRINTING ASK US ABOUT IT R. A. Macherll, Mgr. Ball Printing Corporation Telephone 588 Huntington, Indiana READY MIX CONCRETE Rock Phosphate Ez. R, SMALL TRUCKING Co Phone 1551 SCHERGER CHEVROLET Huntington Indiana SALES, INC. Cement Plaster Lime Brick Ulf HOME LUMBER CO. Bl.li1d61 S Hardware Sash and it's lumber, call our numberf' Huntington, Indiana Phone 6 Doors Pain Glass COMPLIMENTS on MOON 81 MOON Huntington's Family Laundry Rug and Furniture Cleaning 335 Poplar St. Phone 840 Best Wishes BANGS AND ROUSH Attomeys-at-Law COMPLIMENTS of PIONEER COMPANY GOOD HOME MADE CHILI HOT DOGS AND SHORT ORDERS ANDY'S CHILI PARLOR A. D. Lambros, Proprietor Phone 3138 522 N. Jefferson St. Huntington, Indiana Ditzler-Kelley LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER, BRICK, SEWER TILE CEMENT, MILLWOFK Paint and Hardware E. State Call 28 You Can Pay More, But You Can't MODEL CLEANERS Buy Better Gas 521 Crescent Ave. HOOSIER PETE Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing Gas Station Huntington, Indiana Phone 66 COMPLIMENTS OF STATE STREET MARKET Groceries and Meats 1648 E. State Street Charles and Grace Bonebrake AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE x .,f' V Owned and Operated by BAILEY MORTUARY 35 West Park Drive Huntington, Ind. Phone 603-W Huntington, Indiana Phone 651 l' t f COMPLIMENTS Comp lmen S O Public Service Co. of Ind., Inc. A Bearcat Booster BARBER'S UNION LOCAL 160 Huntington, Indiana -.',1,..4-nn f, ,f,nliuaL musku ,, 5. li' l illhnmmobu- SCHOOL SONG Loyal and true we pledge allegiance to you, This is our motto, one for all and all for alma mater, Here's to our school and long on high may she rule For evermore you will find us always loyal and true loyal and true we put our faith all in you, We know our bearcats will win this game and also greater fame. Build up that score and bring us victory once more Purple and gold means to fight on for H.T.H-S- 'WL , -f ...-, SOURS HUDSON SALES 81 SERVICE 701 E. MARKET STREET PHONE 2120 GENERAL REPAIRS BODY WORK COMPLIMENTS OF ELDON L. EUBAND Foster Cutshall Printing Co. Commercial Printing Huntington, Indiana HUNTINGTON LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER. AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Phones 417 and 418 634 Webster St.. HUNTINGTON, INDIANA BRODRICK'S TEXACO SERVICE GAS ---- OIL 3 Minute Oil Change Groceries and Meats 1203 S. Jefferson Phone 3103 WISSEL S FOR MEN WHO CARE WHAT THEY WEAR! Huntington, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF LIME CITY AEIRE NO. 823 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Huntington, Indiana L. W. Miller, Secretary COMPLIMENTS OF POWERS MOTOR SALES, Inc. OLDSMOBILE - - - CADILLAC 1949 N. Jefferson Huntingfnny Ind, CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales - - - Service DALLAS SHEPLER, INC. 637 Farren St. Phone 2041 HUNTINGTON, INDIANA COMPLIIMIENTS SMITH FURNITURE CO. of PHILCO REFRIGERATORS AND RADIOS SOWERWINE'S BENDIX WASHERS-DRYERS DEPARTMENT STORE 312 N. Jefferson sr. Phone 1804 ORR TRUCKING CO., Inc. Common Carrier and Moving Huntington, Indiana. RADER'S MARKET FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GROCERIES AND MEATS Huntington, Indiana 519 Guilford St. Phone 108 Etna Avenue Phone 1143 COMPLIMENTS COM-PLIMENTS of of HUNTINGTON COUNTY FARM PURE MILK C0, BUREAU East State and Briant Streets CO-OP ASSOCIATION Phone 208 E L D 0 N W A R E SPECIALTY SHOP Phone 230 210 N. Jefferson St. BURTON'S TEXACO SERVICE Truck and Car Washing Lubrication Quality Texaco Gasoline and Oil Tire and Battery Service Corner of Charles and Etna Ave. Huntington, Indiana Phone 3193 East End Welding and Machine Service Phone 3038 R-2 425 Broadway Huntington, Indiana COMPLIMENTS of HART D-X SERVICE Corner Stab: and Briant GRAND VIEW TERMINAL DALLAS D. CLASS Phone 165 State and Jefferson Huntington, Indiana HUNTINGTON GENERAL TIRE DISTRIBUTORS. Inc. 941 EIJI2. Avenue Huntington, Indiana 24-hour Service Phone 3131 THE EPICURE The Finest Eating Emporium 318 N. Jetierson Huntington COMPLIMENTS OF ' me GLOBE CANDY STORE WHERE FRIENDS MEET H U M M E R 'S PHILLIPS 66 GAS - LEE TIRES GUILFORD AND WASHINGTON Huntington, Indiana AUFDENKAMPE GROCERY 602 Etna Ave. FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Phone 1268 COMPLIMENTS OF STYLE COURT, Inc. WILSON WEAR CAPPS CLOTHES COMPLIMENTS of RAKER'S SANDWICH SHOP Opposite Court House COMPLIMENTS OF FANNING FURNITURE CO. HUNTINGTON INDIANA RUDEMAR BEAUTY SHOP ALL LINES OF BEAUTY WORK SELECTROL PERMANENTS Mrs. Ernest Rudig Phone 3055 323 Cherry St. SMITH-ALSOP PAINTS HUNTINGTON PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. NORTH SIDE SUPER SERVICE D. M. RUPERT AND P. G. RINEHART SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 338 N. Jeiferson St. Phone 602 Complete Lubrication COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of MICKLEY'S MEN'S WEAR VALLEY PAINT LaFontaine Beauty Salon in Hotel LaFontaine FOR APPOINTMENT CALL Salon 3048 Residence 1622-J COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY 446 Warren St. Phone 3242 HUNTINGTON, INDIANA FOODYOULIKE ANCI'S GROCERY Phone 76 533 Warren St. HUNTINGTON, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF HUNTINGTON DOUBLE DIP C A F T E R I A QUALITY COMPLIMENTS f PHOTOGRAPHS 0 GASS'LADIES SHOP RICRERT STUDIO 223 E. Market Stree Phone 139 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF of LEO L. LOWERY HUSER CIGAR STORE 46 East Franklin HUNTINGTON RADIO AND TELEVISION 20 W, Market St. Huntington PARKVIEW SERVICE STATION DICK, PLAY BALL! THE STAR SHINING PARLOR EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING 17 West Market St. Huntington, Ind. EARL A. LYONS ROOMS 7 AND 8, I.0.0.F. BLDG. HUNTINGTON, INDIANA GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE COMPLIMENTS OF RUSS DENIUS AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance 424 Warren St. Phone 35-W HORNS SHOE REPAIR Quick Service MARTIN'S GARAGE Motor Repairing and Refinishing and Dying Brake Service 7 East Mamet Sfmt 939 Clark sr. Phone 1829 THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE Co. ROBBINS FUNERAL HOME Distinguished Service since 1884 WAYNE A. MESSMORE, Regional Manager 338 EAST WASHINGTON STREET DALLAS F. ROBBINS Phone 186 209 U- B- B 'ii 8 PHONE 209 69 HUNTINGTON, INDIANA Autographs 70 Autographs 7 I X , . Y. 4 7 ' J, H1 1 .ax Cf. , by , 1' iv - PQ , 1 I M. ., .. bk ' I 'R .1 . 9 V K :F l'1 I K .. .:1wr.' ' , elf-. -f- H ff,-5. Q.. .Ut '?Q1'wf. . . A'25gAf.' 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