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Jefferson Township High School - Jehisco Yearbook (Matthews, IN)

- Class of 1947

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Jefferson Township High School - Jehisco Yearbook (Matthews, IN) online collection, 1947 Edition, Cover

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Adu .5 1- Y , 5 .- 11.-X ,J , Q. .A nb.-r' I J r L-- :-lx 515 UPLAND Lefl to right-John Price, Treasurerg Jim Strange, Vice President: Bill Hargrave, Presidentg junior Reece, Sec- retary. eniord This ye.1r's graduating class. after having been elevated to the lofty r.1nk of Seniors in the jefferson Township Schools, can look back on a happy and carefree twelve years. Emotion crowds the scene .is we think of the dates. books, teachers. parties and friend- ships we have enjoyed. M A TTH EXVS Left to righi-Raymond Conn, Vice President: Do- rene Needler, Presidentg jun- ior Wfalker, Secretary-Treas urer. COMPLIMENTS OF BILL WILSON, IGA GROCERY ROBERT AYRES Hi-Y, Glee Club, Secretary of junior Class. Senior Play. Of- lice Boy. Student Manager. LAVONNA BAKER Girl Reserve. JANE BRAGG President of Girl Reserve, School Reporter, Band. Junior ib- Q- Play. ANNA CAREY Senior Play, Glee Club, Oliice Girl. Librarian. MIRIAM CLARK Symphonettes. Glee Club. RAYMOND CONN President of Hi-Y. junior and Senior Pl.1y, Annual Stuff. President of Future Farmers. Vice-President of Seniur Class. Librarian, Glce Club. Track. V XYILLIAM EHRHART E Future Fiirmers, Annual Staff. Stage lxllllhlgtil' ut Senior Pluy. VIOLET FAXNING Symplmnettcs. Glue Club. Girl Reserve. COMPLIMENTS OF ORPHEUM AND JEFFERSON THEATRES HARTFORD CITY MAE JEAN GILBERT Senior Play. Town Meeting Representative. GERALD GRILE Glee Club. Hi-Y, Intramural Track, Baseball, Basketball. Stage Manager of Senior Play. Intramural Basketball. Track. l VUILLIAM HARGRAVE Basketball. Baseball. Track. President of Senior Class. In- tramural Track, Hi-Y, Editor of Annual. ROBERT HERRING Basketball, Track. Senior Play. 0' fvvv PATTY LOL' HOVUARD Prompter of Junior ancl Senior Plays. BOX Senior CHRYSTAL JOHNSON Ottice Girl, Librarian, Glee Club, Junior and Senior Plays. Girl Reserve. Sports Reporter. Symphonettes, Home Ec Club. ETHA MAE JAMES Play. RUTH KRETQTSBERG Usher of Senior Play. CONGRATULATIONS, L. G. BALFOUR CO. - RINGS AND INVITATIONS LILA MAYER Junior and Senior Plays. Glee Club, Vice President of junior Class. DORIXE NEEDLER ,lunior and Senior Plays, Li- brarian, Glee Club, President nf junior and Senior Class, Orifice Girl. DIARY KEARNS Glee Club, Symphnnettes. RONALD LAMB Hi-Y, Junior and Senior Plays Glee Club, Future Farmers Intramural Basketball. PAL'L LYNCH Senior Play, Hi-Y, Librarian, Glee Club. 191.4 MARY JANE MADDOX Librarian, Otlice Girl, juniur and Senior Plays, Treasurer of Girl Reserve, Glee Club. DARRELL NEEDLER Hi-Y. Glee Club. Track, Fu- ture Farmers, junior and Sen- ior Plays, Annual Staff, Secre- tary Treasurer of junior Class, Yell Leader. LOIS PERKINS Usher of Senior Play. WISHING YOU SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE, UPLAND BAKERY r s JOHN PRICE Basketball, Baseball, Cipher- ing Champ, junior and Senior Plays, Glee Club, President of junior Class, Treasurer of Senior Class, Band, Intramural Basketball, Secretary of I-Ii-Y. Hi-Y Reporter. JUNIOR REECE Basketball, Librarian, Annual Staff, Secretary of Senior Class. President of FFA, Senior Play, I-Ii-Y, Glee Club. Intramural Basketball. PATTY SELZER Junior and Senior Plays. JERRY SEYBOLD Annual Staff. Glee Club. Sen- ior Play. JAMES STRANGE Senior Play, Glee Club, Fu- ture Farmers, Vice President of Senior Class, Track, An- nual Staff, I-Ii-Y, Intramural Track. PHILIP TETRAULT King of Carnival, 1946. INIADGE THORNBURGH Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Sen- ior Play. COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER'S MI- STORE CARL VANCE Baseball, Basketball, Intramu- ral Track, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Stage Manager of Senior Play. .f X ROBERT NWIMMER Hi-Y. Future Farmers, Stage Manager of Senior Play. JEAN WITMER Junior and Senior Plays, Sec- retary of Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Vice President of junior Class, Librarian, Ofiice Girl, D.A,R. Good Citizenship Award, Annual Staff, Sym- phonettes. COURTNEY WRIGHT Glee Club, Baseball, Track, Hi-Y, junior Play, Future Farmers. ARTHUR WALKER Future Farmers, Hi-Y, Li- brarian, Secretary Treasurer of Senior Class, junior and Sen- ior Plays. SAMUEL WILSON Junior and Senior Glee Club. RALPH WIMMER I-Ii'Y, Senior Play, Student Manager, Basketball, Future Farmers, Stage Manager of junior Play. Plays, Hi-Y Wim BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS, BROWN TRUEBLOOD LAUNDRY CONGRATULATIONS TO 'VW The Fanning girls . . . Three Musketeers, Carl, Jr., and John . . . Twin Toddlers, Darrell A ' . . . B b and Dorme a y Anna Our . . . peppy cheerleaders . . . Hlndustrious Conn . . . Cute little Red . . . Hi Raymond . . . What, is Lila mad? . . . Poor John in the dog house as usual . . . Little pals, Dorine :ind Lila . . . The Symphonettes. THE SENIORS, SPIK ERS FURNITURE STORE .s-A sa Iwi 4 4.2 534, ..a - --i -e- CONGRATULATIONS. TROUT BARBER SHOP JIINIURS Matthews junior Class Officers Earl Campbell Martha Bradley Roy Carmin junior Allen Howard Baugher Martha Bradley Don Bragg Roger Brown Nina Byler Earl Lee Campbell Roy Carmin Dick Denny Merrill Frost Merrill Grile Ruth Hambidge Rex Hiatt Richard Himelick Janice Jenkins Omar Jones NY'ilm.1 Kershner jack Kindler Eulalah King Max Losh Peggy' LOD' Gene McMillan Helen Milholin joan Oliver Betty Peterson Evelyn Phillips George Robards Mary Lou Robison Raymond Russell Esther Simons jim Stover NVarren Thurman Charles Townsend Bob Webster Beverly XY'ilson Ted XY'right Upland Junior Class Officers Bob Ferguson Ted Wright Dick Denny Charles Townsend Soplimor john Gcor Donald Gcraldin Beverly Patricia Carl Eh Phyllis W'illiam Mary E Vernon Eloise P Madonn Norma George Nwayne joan W' ,lack W' XY'ayne Don CONGRATULATIONS FROM CARMIN CLOVERLEAF STORE john W' SUPHUMUHES Upland c Class Officers NVimmer Robert Gard ge Stanley Atkinson Irma jean Ballinger Mary Lo Ballinger e Boles Brilcs Duane Brown Glendora Burns Vic Carney jo Dceter Donahue rhart -lack Forehnnd Addis Frushour Robert Gard Donna Garrison Eugene Hoffman Robert Howard Bradley Hughes Barbara I-Iuntzingcr jack Keller Charlotte Lightle Susie Loy XVilliam Lynch Harold McClarnon Howard McClellan Joyce Meredith Charles Mitchener Gerald Moorman Robert Moorman janet Myers Dora Dean Nelson Nelson Nelson Keith Oliver Ita Peterson Phillips lasterer a Russ Earl Ryan jean Sellers .Ion Shields Stanley Stanley aggie altz immcr Xvorrick Kenny Nvright Matthews Sophmore Class Officers na Garrison Barbara Huntzinger Eloise Plasterer f YN' -aa 5 ' Q .,,,, W. Q if C ily Q :HQ a ,..., ' 1 . 49 1 ly- t I' WLBX ' iii I X Q ,. kat. - M . Ni: iggj . i 1 X i t' 12 55 fe , , , NEW, , .Y, ii I- M-..- M' x Viv' . , .,AA Q , Q ,, 7 aria -3 5- 5 , ' ' , 'W H 1,11 , .' V .Mrk if 5 - t ,, V ff . . -,, fr' .V P-ag ' L3 YN., : 3 i - Sw .,.. . X H i f 5 a 'Zire 'f F115 1 I . ..,.. V x, x 7 .f X,-Q K in , K. N Q V V - R 1 Nj. ,. .A , fr i' e E QR Q. V .- 'K -2: ,- f -'Q . , 1 'i 'T' . ' ' is H: , 7 i V ' 1 '2 , , A ' L , -, :i-32 23 ff'+f 'a 53 Y sh' A S' 5 ar e Q if 4 ' 35 ii A 'fi 4 'S-., if,-lg , ' 2 ' 'f rg 2 In x x X I ,w -t lf' ' . 4- ,, WMP Q :Lv ii 4' 1,1 V i , .1 ' K. - Q, in ,H a E Y.. , IQ. V' ' ri V .f i iirq ' .vi F K : E , ' -'Q A i ii i I M V , I X Q X- ,, ' +z-. ce .. M sal mail 'ig ,,,. ' ., ,. GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! UPLAND FARM DAIRY FRESHMEN Matthews Freshmen Class Officers john Roberds ml. C. Richards Dan Dee Campbell Eugene Babb Bob Bolner Bonnie Burns Dan Dee Campbell Ada Mae Clark Max Couch Bob Egger Patty Fanning Carroll Grile Eugene Guignet Mary Lee Hargrave Jeanette Hatfield Ronald Herring XY'alter Himelick .lune Hughes Carol Hults Carmen Justice Barbara Kibbey Kilgore Alice Kindler Kreutsberg john Lynch Ellen Betty Mary Sue Lynch Ernest Maddox Howard Mallort Horton McQuithy Kathleen Phipps Bill Price Rosalee Reece .lane Richards bl. C. Richards john Roberds Richard Rogers Marjorie Rutledge Joyce Ryan Betty Ann Selzer Gertrude Thomas Arthur Thompson Barbara Tomlinson Patricia Troxell Eugene Webster Geraldine XY'elch Carmen Vfright joy NVriglit Upland Freshmen Class Officers Ronald Herring Betty Kreutsberg XY'.1lter H imelick EIGHTH GRADE Upland Eighrh Grade Claw Officers Dick Howard Ratheryn Ctinnelly jerry Ross Q Mary Atkiiw,-n 991 Q. 'Fl 2 g , 4 1 ' lamex Barnett Hubert Briiwn Rrtl 1 v C ll ' Liga, 1 1 3 xi - i ur, n une 5 90. f R L. K N Clarence Cripple Bettv Cunningham Nancy Diinahue Barbara Fights Grace Fighte xlanct Fiihttirn , Robert Gras' Q5 '- Richard Grili: 7' Eunice Guignct Patricia Harrisun Rriy Hulliiway Edward Holtzleiter Richard Howard Frank Huntzinger Frances .lohmun Robert johnxim Virginia Ringwolver Violet Lntta Joseph Mann Phillip Meredith Diane Mohr Sue Myers Norma Nelson Robert Reece Phillip Rogers glerry Ross Ruby Russ Fred Stephenson v- . . Virginia Strang Bob Stroud Luis Swartz Bob Turner Dun NY'alz Bob Yfright Carol Xvright Matthews Eighth Grade Claw Officers Eunice Guignet Frank Huntzinger Carol XY'right BEST WISHES, MCDONOUGH DRUGS, GAS CITY AND JONESBORO J mlid I-lan-I. I J' 'TNI I'-III ' 'KI I' 'Lv HIM IIN -A I+ J- I - 'f'j'I 5157-I Ig Ifq,IJ 1 1 g I'LI 951 .EI I.I- fl I II A1 II I LII I I I I . i 5 II I I I I III rg- :,-v-I-- 'I II 'viral 'J ' i -I 'J E- 7 ' ,. I-I I. III I--.L Is J I J If I .O I.. I ,II ,II II! .I I ' Ll I I4 'ff A F ' 4 ' 4I ' I . II o I. 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' 'P f'-2.5.9 -1 - 6 I 'Q I I9 Li .. . . II .. Q .II-I' .I I ,I I I I IA I JIII IIFJFI I I I I .III 1 33 . II I ' :- 1-I I L .I Jw . I- f- .Q 6 I 2 094-,' 15.1213 - 'FI1I,IT' J'r1J,,l',Q tL I. I I 2 I: .. .. .,.I .I H' J I I I 'I ,. .EI I I-I-I--. -'U -I L J SEVENTH GRADE Matthews Seventh Grade Class Officers Charles NVright Charlotte Gadbury Carol Ann Ballinger Adrian Black Dick Bragg Christina Byler Anna Clark Carol Cole Earl Conner Donald Curtis Edward DeCamp Demona Detamore .lean Dilley Ronnie Fanning Dorothy Fisherbuclt Aubrey Forrest Charlotte Gadbury Carole Sue Gardner lda Mae Glass Donald Herring Byron Himelick Buelah Holloway Herbert. Howard Charles Hults Margaret james Mildred james Marilyn johnson. Aless Jones Judith jones Grace Ann Kelley Neil Kershner jean Kilgore Billy Liston Betty Logan Billy Lynch Ethyl Lynch Richard Mullen Donal Newby Donald Perkins Ruth Lee Phillips ' Herbert Puckett Minerva Reece Shirley Ross Howard Rinker Hazel Rhinehart Ivan. Slain Patty Smith lfugene Thomas Barbara Trout Jimmie Turner Freddie W'alz Bill Nwolfgang Phillip Worrick Charles Wright Upland Seventh Grade Class Officers Edward DeCamp Barbara Trout Patty Smith Carole Gardner GOOD LUCK FOR THE FUTURE! FARMER'S CO-OP, MATTHEWS UPLHNIJ CLASS HISTURY On August 29, 1935, there entered jefferson Grade School twenty-five little tots who came to get an education. Our teacher was Miss Nancy Robison. On November 12, we had as visitors Mrs. Earl Vance, Mrs. Merritt Strange, and Mrs. William Selzer. During March and April there was a severe epidemic of whooping cough. Those suffering most were Patty Selzer and Sammy Wilson. We entered the second grade with Miss jane Duckwall as our teacher. That was the year we began to write our names instead of printing them. junior Reece joined us at that time. We then entered the third grade with Miss Ruth Kline as our teacher. XWe had two new students, Patty Lou Howard and jean Witmer. That year brought just a little more study. In the fourth grade Mrs. Carrie Horner was our teacher. That year Gerald Grile left to attend an- other school. At that time we learned our multiplication tables. How hard we thought they were! When we were fifth graders we took a few more subjects such as health, history, and science. That year our teacher was Miss Cora Marine. We then entered the sixth grade with Miss Irene Hults as our teacher. Gerald Grile came back to finish the remainder of his school days with us and jane Bragg came as a new student. The next year we climbed the stairs and were seventh graders. Were we proud! That year brought new students, Mary Kearns and Bill Hargrave. junior Reece left us to go to another school and Don Phipps started the second semester with us. The next year we had twenty-three students when Bob Her- ring joined the class. The hrst year of high school brought several new faces-Ronald Lamb, Ralph and Robert Wlim- mer, Chrystal johnson, Ruth Kreutsberg, and Mary jane Maddox. This brought our number to twenty- nine. Junior Reece joined our ranks in the Sophomore year, During our junior year we had a new princi- pal, Mr. John Paul Price, who brought with him his son John Paul jr., a member of our graduating class Patty Selzer left us for eight months to live in California. During our Junior year, we presented the play, Star Crazy under the direction of Miss Knight. Also. we had the honor of having our candidate for King, Gerald Grile, elected to reign over the school. In our final year at jefferson we added to our roster more new students-Mae Jean Gilbert. Miriam Clark, and jerry Seybold. Don Phipps joined the navy during the summer of 19-16. Our senior play, Grandad Steps Out was under the direction of Miss Knight .We sponsored sev- eral projects during the year to help finance the annual. This brings to a close the history of our twelve years at jefferson, and although the going was sometimes hard, it is with reluctance that we leave the halls of H. S. COMPLIMENTS OF WOODSIDE FILLING STATION IITTHEWS CLASS HISTDBY In the fall of 1955, a group of little children entered the doors of the jefferson Township School at Matthews, Indiana. After a few months had passed we were pretty sure that two and two were four and A came before B. Wfe had eleven members in our class and Miss Irene Burns was our patient teacher. Our second year of school was still under the supervision of Miss Burns. Most of us can still remem- ber the grand times we had at recess and our first sweetheart. We had two new members in our class this year, which made thirteen. As we entered our third year of school there were fourteen boys and girls in our class. Wfe still have very happy memories of that year, of our classmates, and of our teacher, Miss Garlic. As we advanced to the fourth grade we had seventeen members. Miss Shugart was our teacher. In the spring we found that we had succeeded in being promoted into the fifth grade, in which we had thirteen members. Four mem- bers of our class had moved away to another school. Mr, Clinton Ballinger was our teacher. With twelve members we moved into the sixth grade. Mr. Ballinger was our teacher again this year. All year we looked forward with great interest to our first year upstairs. At last our ambitions were fulfilled when we became seventh graders. At first we made many mistakes, and of course it took us time to get accustomed to so many different rooms. By our eighth year we were quite accustomed to everything upstairs. In the fall of 1945 we were actually in our first year of high school: we were Freshmen! Wfe had already had eight years of training and now we were ready to enter into a new kind of work. Everything went off smoothly in our Sophomore year, without any important happenings. In our 'Iunior year we had several new experiences. Our junior play Percy Cuts Loose was our first dramatic accomplishment. The Halloween Carnival was a great success. At this time we were given the privilege of choosing class officers, and we chose Dorine Needler as President, and Lila Mayer as Vice President, and Darrell Needler as Secretary and Treasurer. The climax of this year was the junior and Senior Banquet at the Onized Club House at Gas City, Indiana. Wfe also had an Operetta at Upland and Matthews. We purchased class rings this year, and Mrs. Nola Gift was our sponsor. Anna Carey became a member of our class this year, which made us nine. Finally in the fall of 1946 we entered the doors of Jefferson High School for our last year of train- ing. Wfe were dignified seniors. Phil Tetrault became a member of our senior class, which made us nine. Again we were given the privilege of choosing class officers, we chose Dorine Needler as President, Raymond Conn as Vice President, and junior Walker as Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Hobart Black was our sponsor. Our senior class play Let's Go Somewhere was a big success. and we had another Hallo- ween Carnival and a Christmas program this year, both turned out very well. Our class also sponsored a Box Supper of Matthews Gym. We were proud to he called the class of 47 and to have the honor of publishing the second 'Iehisco. Although we are not going back to school in the fall we will never for- get the pleasant memories and happy times we had in our school days. A CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE COURIER urumn cmss PRUPHECY I attended XY'ilson's Sunshine Circus, previously known as Cole Brothers Circus, and as I entered the gates I recognized a familiar face. Wfhen I drew closer I discovered that it was none other than the honor- able Sam Wilson. After a brief chat, he informed me that he was the owner of the circus. It had been ten years since I had had the opportunity to meet any of my classmates but as I strolled on, one by one, I met them, and, much to my surprise, I found them doing these things: Bob Ayres is climbing to success in his own hospital and his motto is We cure or kill. Bob is madly in love with the matron. f Lavonna Baker is quite well-known in the world of beauty. She has won the title of Miss America o 1957. Under the name of Dorothy Dix Bragg, jane Bragg is writing a column known as Advice to the I.ovelorn. Miriam Clark is a famous pianist and is playing at Carnegie Hall. She is happily married to one of her life-long admirers. Violet Fanning married a Frenchman and is living in New Orleans. They own the world's largest hotel of which Violet is the chamber maid. Mae ,lean Gilbert has been granted the opportunity to study music in Paris, her only desire as a girl. Gerald Grile has become the worlds heavy weight champion and has just won his one hundredth victory over Midget Puckett fHerbert Puckettj. Bill Hargravehas completed his college course in New Mexico and is planning to run for governor of the state. Bob Herring is teaching Bible at Asbury College in Kentucky. He is married to his school day sweet- heart, Beverly Briles. Patty Howard and her husbaand are missionaries in Africa. Bonetha Mae james is on her own radio show after playing her guitar for four years on Moon River. Chrystal johnson is the pride and joy of the johnson family. She is Hollywood bound after ten years on Broadway, starring opposite her cousin, Van. Mary Kearns owns a charming beauty shop and inn combined, called the Curl Inn. Mary got as far as Gas City. Ruth Kreutsberg has joined her two sisters, thus completing the Gloom-Chasers trio. Ronnie Lamb is happily married to his high school steady and is living on the coast of Florida. He is a skipper of a large freighter. Paul Lynch owns one of the best farms in Michigan. He remarks If any female is looking for a home and can cook, just come up. Mary Jane Maddox is living an exciting life as owner of a bowling alley in downtown Chicago. Lois Perkins has done well for herself as the world's champion ice skater and has won many trophies as the fastest skater. Don Phipps reached the eleventh hour and then married the one of many. Don owns several re- frigeration plants in South America. john Price, after eight years of drinking Hemo. has attained the position of the toughest second baseman of the Chicago Cubs. Junior Reece married a small. attactive blond and is roping cattle out on her Arizona ranch. Patty Selzer, after being disappointed in love, has become head of the baby nursery in San Diego. Jerry Seybold is very prominent since some of her paintings are hanging in the Hall of Fame. jerry's hobby is men, but she doesn't play for keeps. .lim Strange is producing a new movie My Gal Cuddles which will star his favorite Chrystal. Madge Thornburgh owns riding stables in Wyoming. Madge is also writing novels in her spare time for the popular magazine Romantic Me. Carl Vance is head basketball coachiat Indiana University. Carl has managed to stay single and still is breaking girls' hearts. Bob Wimmer is operating a used car business in XYf'ynn, Alaska. Ralph, his brother, is writing vol- umes of books called, Famous Wimmer jokes. jean Witmer has found her happiness in St. Mary's Hospital in Miami, Florida, where she married the head surgeon. WISHING YOU CONTINUED SUCCESS, UPLAND HARDWARE MATTHEWS CLASS PBUPHECY For the past ten years I have been employed in the Matson Bros. Circus. We are now starting on a tour of the world and as we pass through places where the Seniors of 47 live I stop and see how they have progressed. The first place that we are going is South America, where I hear that Courtney and his wife are liv- ing. Courtney is doing research work on Foreign Dairy cattle of Argentina for Purdue University, and his wife is teaching school in Buenos Aires. We are now heading for the States. We are going up the West Coast and then over in to Montana where we see a beautiful ranch. This is where Dorine lives with her husband, Forrest and their three chil- dren. She manages the ranch while her husband teaches school four months out of each year, Wfe now move on to Wisconsin where I find junior, who now owns a 640 acre dairy farm. He has a wife and two children. His son is learning to be a good dairy farmer like his father. From Wisconsin we go down to Ohio where we hnd Phillip T. Phil, with Betty's help, has really come up in life. He is now manager of General Electric in Cleveland and lives in a small suburb just outside of Cleveland in a beautiful home. Now we go to good old Indiana, where Anna is doing very well for herself. She is now the sole owner of the Watkin's Beauty School in the heart of Ft. Wayne. She is teaching her six children to be very respectable. Moving on to Philadelphia, we find Lila and her faithful husband, jim. Jim owns the Keener Plants in Philadelphia which makes them pretty well to do. In LiIa's spare time she writes editorials for the Philadelphia Drzify Newt. They live in a six-room house with their four children. XX'e go up to New York now to see Darrell, who is a state policeman. With his wife, a New York model, he lives in a swanky Fifth Avenue apartment. From New York we go down to Washington, D. C. There we find Raymond, who is quite well known as an investigator for the F.B.I. To accomplish all this he had to go to college six years, He grad' uated from Harvard law school four years ago, As we end our tour in the states, along the East Coast we see Billy, coming in from another trip across the Atlantic. He is in the Merchant Marine. He says he will stay in until he can retire. He isn't married but has a girl in every port. After seeing all our old friends, we go on to finish our tour in some distant lands, wishing our former 'letferson High School classmates all the success in the world. BEST WISHES T0 CLASS OF 1947, VVALNUT CREEK DAIRY UPLHND CLI-lSS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1947 of Jefferson Township High School, Upland, being sound of mind, and strong in judgment, hereby publish this, our last will and testament, thereby revoking any and all former ones. To whomever it may concern: Vlfe, the Senior Class of 19-i7, will our ability to have at least 5 members on the Honor Roll, to the Class of 1948, who has none. Bob Ayres wills his ability to get along with Van Buren girls to Dick Denny. Lavonna Baker wills her dimples to Peggy Loy, and her front seat at ball games to Beverly Vifilson. -lane Bragg wills her sunny disposition to W'ilma Kershner. Violet Fanning wills her job at Noah's to Evelyn Phillips. Miriam Clark and Carl Vance will their spot in the hall to Herbie Puckett and Carol Cole. Gerald Grile wills his Atlas physique to Jack Kindler. Mae lean Gilbert wills her music ability to Yake King. Bill Hargrave wills his position of Class President to Gene McMillan, and also his l.Q, to Jim Stover. Bob Herring wills his driver's license to Wfarren Thurman, and the left-rear tire of his Ford to Roger Brown. Patty Howard wills her annual-selling ability to Raymond Russell, and her commercial ability to Jack Kindler. Chrystal johnson wills her blonde hair to Evelyn Phillips, and her small stature to janet Myers. Bonetha Mae James wills her maid-acting ability to loan Oliver, Mary Kearns wills her chewing gum to Janice Jenkins. Ronald Lamb wills his wardrobe to anyone that's interested, and his ability to get along with the teachers to any unlucky junior. Paul Lynch wills his quiet reserve to Phil Meredith. Mary jane Maddox wills her otlice position to Ted Wright. John Price wills his muscles to Sam Trout, and his ability to get along with student teachers to Bob Ferguson. Junior Reece wills his height to Merrill Grile, and his ability to sing, Shame on You, to Charlie Townsend. Patty Selzer wills her blue eyes to Rex Hiatt. Jerry Seybold wills her freckles to Jean Dilley, and artistic ability to Betty Peterson. 'lim Strange and Chrystal johnson will their corner in the assembly to Sam Trout and Susie Loy. Lois Perkins wills her low voice to Nina Byler. Madge Thornburgh wills her fingernails to Glendora Burns. Carl Vance wills his slumber seat in the assembly to Don Bragg. Sam Wilson wills his high grades to Bob Gard, and his r'eserved seat at Ferguson's to Brad Hughes. Bob Wimmer wills his reckless driving, when girls are in the car, to Rex Hiatt. Ralph Wimmer wills his front seat in the assembly to Yake King. Jean Witmer wills her calm disposition to Richard Himelick. I, Ruth Kreutsberg, will my ability to write the Senior Will to Ruth Hambidge. I BEST WISHES OF LYNDALL GOOCH, CLASS RINGS MATTHEWS CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 19-17 of jefferson Township High School, Matthews, at this time being sound in mind and strong in judgment, and being ready to leave this school life to enter the world of decision, do hereby advertise and publish our latest will and testament in order to eliminate any misunderstandings which might arise con- cerning our vast riches. To the members of the faculty who have worked hard and helped us prepare for our lives, we say, Best wishes and a happy future for the rest of your lives. To everyone or anyone to whom this might concern: ' Dorine Needler bequeaths her freckles to Donna Garrison and her height to Barbara Huntzinger. Lila Mayer wills her lingernails to Helen Milhollin, her ability to get to school on time to Martha Bradley, her red slacks to George Freck, and her overalls to Mr, Hammer. Anna Carey wills her class sweater and all of her other clothes to Mary Lou Robison, and her slimness to Marjorie Rutledge. Philip Tetrault wills his tallness and his ability to get into mischief to Howard Baugher. He also wills his yellow class sweater to Bob Webster. Darrell Needler wills his curly hair to Gene Huffman and his motorcycle to any, body who doesn't care to live long. Courtney Wright wills his ability to type to Bob Webster. Bill Ehrhart wills his ability to get into trouble with the teachers to Max Losh and his seat in the assembly to joe Mann. Raymond Conn hereby bequeaths his Droning De Soto to Bob Webster and his ability to study to Howard Baugher. 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The girls are interested in social activities as well as projects involving deep and serious thoughts. The officers are: President, Jane Braggg Secretary, 'lean Witmerg Treasurer, Mary jane Maddox. The sponsor of this club is Mrs. Marian Stockton. GOOD LUCK! COLLEGE GROCERY AND LUNCH s JEFFEBSUN HI-Y The jefferson Hi-Y is composed of boys of the junior and Senior classes from Upland and Matthews who are interested in furthering Christian Education. They stand for Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Mr. Alspaugh is the club sponsor and Raymond Conn is President: Charles Town- send, Vice- Presidentg and john Price Secretary-Treasurer. T '. his group of boys deserves our admiration and respect for their line example. Top row. fefl Ia figbf Cv x - erald Grile. junior Reece, Ronald Lamb, Carl Vance, Ralph W'immer, jack Kindler. Second row. lefl I0 7'igZ7f-Silfll Vlfilson, jim Strange. Boh Ayres, Paul Lynch, Bob Vifehster. Courtney Vilriglif. Mr. Alspaugh. Bofmm raw, lefl Io rigb!-Max Losh, john Price. Darrell Needler, Charles Townsend, Raymond Conn, Junior Wfalker. Rex l-liatt. Qs. GOOD LUCK! FRUSHOUR BROTHERS I. G. S. i is kewl Top wir. fefl Io rzgbz-Miriam Clark, jerry Seybold, Betty Peterson, Nina Byler, Dorine Needler, Lila Mayer. Helen Milhollin. Ssmmi row, Iefl 10 rigbl-Janice jenkins, Peggy Loy, Ruth I-lambidge, joan Oliver. Evelyn Phillips, Chrystal johnson. Barlow mzv. left zo right-VUilma Kershner. Mary Lou Robison, Mrs. Applegate. Anna Carey, Esther Simons. H0 E EC. CLUB The Home Economics Club is composed of girls from the junior and Senior Home Economies classes. The purpose of the club is to develop better home-makers. The girls are planning to join the Future Home Makers Club, a state organization. Their sponsor is Mrs. Marietta Applegate. BEST WISHES FROM SPIKERS FURNITURE COMPANY FUTURE FARMERS 0F RMERICR This club is composed of a group of boys from the agriculture classes of the two units of the jefferson Township Schools. The purpose of the club is to promote agricul- ture in the United States. The club is sponsored by Mr. George Freck. UPLAND FUTURE FARMERS Top mu'-Bob Howard. Whiyne Stanley, W'endell Glass, Bill Nelson, Vic Carney, -lack Keller, jon Shields. Second ron'-Mr. George Freck, junior Reece. Ronnie Lamb. jim Strange, Raymond Russell, Gene McMillan. Bollom mu'-NX alter Himelick. Bill Lynch, Bob XX'immer. Vernon Phillips. Keith Oliver, Bob Moorman, Donald Atkinson. V1.1 MATTHEXVS FUTURE FARMERS Top mu'-Mr. George Freck, XX'.1yne XX orrick, Max Losh, Darrell Needler, junior Wlalker, Bob Webster, Courtney W'right, Botmm ron'-Raymond Conn, Bill Ehrhlrt, Earl Ryan, Howard Baugher, Merrill Frost, Howard McClellan. BEST WISHES ALWAYS, SHOWALTER'S CASH GROCERY TWIBLEBS The Twirlers .ire four high school girls, one Freshmgn, two juniors and one Senior. They took part in ,ill band activities and trips. Their outstanding performance of the year was the program at the County Tourncv. They .ire from left to right-,Line Bragg. Janice jenkins, Betty Peterson, Betty Ann Selzer. l The jefferson Township school band. under the direction of Mr, Fred Reiter, is composed of approx- inmtely titty studenta The bind performed at basketball games .ind tourneys and participated in bacca- laureate and commencement during Senior XVcek. CONGRATULATIONS. MYERS 50-100-31.00 STORES HIGH SCHUUL GLEE CLUB The Glee Clubs of -Ielferson Township High School are composed of high school girls and boys who met twice a week in the music room. This group presented a Christmas program, a program at Teachers' Institute, and the Spring Music Festival. The director was Miss Florence Hesher, music teacher. MATTHEXVS GLEE CLUB Top fffzz-George Roberds, VI. C. Richards, Donna Garrison, Marjorie Rutledge, ,lane Richards, -Ioy XX'right, Darrell Needler, Vilayne Wlorrick, Raymond Conn. Roy Carmin. Courtney X5C right. Sermzd foil'-lNIax Losh, Anna Carey, Norma Sellers, Ellen Kilgore. Gertrude Thomas, Helen Milhollin, Lila Mayer, Dorine Needler, Carmen Vilright, Eugene I-loffman, Miss Hesher. Bozmm mu'-Gerald Moorman, Mary Lou Robison, -loyce Ryan. Ada Mae Clark. Eloise Plasterer, Geraldine VC'elsl1, Barbara I-Iuntzinger, Esther Simons, Barbara Kibbey, Howard Baugher, Carl Ehrhart. - ..., IQPLAND GLEE CLUB Top mu'-Bob Moorman, junior Reece, Charles Townsend, -lack Kindler, Paul Lynch, Ted Wriglit, Sam Vililson. XX'alter Himelick, Ronald Lamb, Francis Decker, Carl Vance. Bob Gard, Bob Ayres, Gerald Grile, john Price, jim Strange, Vernon Phillips. ' Second mu'-Harold McClarnon, Ronald Herring, Charlotte Lightle. Chrystal johnson. Dora Dean Nelson, Beverly Briles, Peggy Loy, Madge Thornburgh, Violet Fanning, June Hughes, Betty Kreutsberg, Mary jane Maddox, Car- men justice. Third row-Miss Hesher, Bob Egger, Merrill Grile. Mary Sue Lynch, Glendora Burns, Nina Byler, Janice jenkins, Betty Peterson, Evelyn Phillips, joan Oliver, Alice Kindler, Miriam Clark, jerry Seybold, jean Wfitmer, Rosalee Reece, jo Deeter. Ballom mu'-john Lynch, Carroll Grile, George Stanley, Jeanette Hatfield, Kathleen Phipps, Susie Loy, Mary Lee Har- grave, janet Myers, Mary Lo Ballinger, Joyce Meredith, Mary Peterson, Mary Kearns, Carol Hults, Phyllis Nelson, Patricia Donahue. BEST WISHES OF WILLIAM LUMBER COMPANY 4 1 9 F UPLAND JUNIUB PLAY The Upland Junior Class play Star Crazy, was directed by Miss Dorothy Knight. It was presented in the Upland Gymnasium on February 14. Cast shown from left to right are: Mary jane Maddox, Ronald Lamb, jane Bragg, John Price, 'lean Witmer. Patty Selzer, Don Phipps, Sam Wilson, Chrystal johnson. UPLAND SENIUB PLAY The Upland Senior Class play, Grandad Steps Out, Linder the direction of Miss Dorothy Knight was presented on December 8 and 9, at the Upland Gymnasium. Y Cast shown from left to right are: Mary Jane Maddox, Mae Jean Gilbert, Jim Strange, Jean Witmer, Bob Ayres, Jerry Seybold, Sam Wilson, Bob Herring, Bonetha james, Ronald Lamb, Chrystal Johnson, John Price, Madge Thornburgh, Patty Selzer, Junior Reece, Ralph Wimmer. CONGRATULATIONS, WARREN OREN, UPLAND BLACKSMITH ATTHEWS JIINIUR PLAY The Matthews Junior Class play Percy Cuts I.ooose, was directed by Mr. O. H. Wilson, lt was pre- sented at the Matthews Gymnasium. Cast shown from left to right are: Courtney Wright, Helen Milhollin, Earl Lee Campbell, 'lunior XV.1ll-zer, Dorine Needler. Raymond Conn, Lila Mayer, Di1rrellNeedler. MATTHEWS SENIUR PLAY The Matthews Senior Class play, Let's Go Somewhere, under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Slain was presented on October 25, .lt the Matthews Gymnasium. Cast shown from left to right are junior XV.1lker, Raymond Conn, Dorine Needler, Anna Carey, Lil.1 Mayer, Darrell Needler. BEST WISHES, SENIORSI OLLIE'S PURE OIL STATION Top 7'0ll'. lefl I0 rigbi-Mr. Glen Hammer, faculty advisor, Wfilliam Ehrhart, Gerald Grile, Jim Strange, Carl Vance, Mrs. Marian Stockton. faculty advisor. Bozlom muy. left 10 nigh!-Raymond Conn, Darrell Needler, jerry Seybold. Bill Hargrave, jean Wfitmer, Junior Reece. JEHISCO STI-IFF It was a long tedious task that lay before us when we started work on the jehisco. The photographers said a little prayer that the sun would shine, the business staff hounded the merchants, the social editor prodded her staff, and the typists worked their fingers to the bone. Always in the back of our minds was the knowledge that the deadline loomed nearer and nearer. Wfe had the usual little difficulties and disappointments that a staff always meets, but finally the 1947 Jehisco rolled off the press. We know that we have made many mistakes, that we have done many things all wrong. but we hope that in the future years this book will recall all the good times, the fun, and the friends we had in jefferson High. COMPLIMENTS OF H. J. HEINZ COMPANY JIINIUB-SENIUR RECEPTIUN The annual junior-Senior Reception was held at the Onized Club House in Gas City on April 5, 1946. The tables were decorated with flowers, candles, and hander- chief favors. After the banquet, dancing and games were enjoyed by students and teachers, Wally Burns, a juggler .ind magician from Indianapolis, gave 1 program. This recep- tion was sponsored by the junior Class, Those teachers who assisted were Miss Virginia Parks, Miss Iris Abbey, Mrs. Lucile Slain. and Mr. I.. R. Stockton. The juniors felt that the delightful evening was an ample reward for their work. 'iteifwfiizk T ':-fm1Q?g2,,f , , ' 'T'-57 fewfw.M.,. 1 A ' f Q T ' K f . - 'A ' W, . .M.:e,.Q-.:.3V'1fs Y, ,. 1 I N-...J ,J' BEST VVISHES! 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Lila and Dorine, again . . . The Matthews Gang . . . Ditto . . . State Police car and Bill . . . Chums? ff' F' get l s . N my S I 4 n X if we +4 'ie i N X X P uv' X ff r sxuhexxw l EY GN l Q? 3' N5 , 9' ., QQ . ,, . , :Wei-fexf M, AB A' A V , X v N 'Jig Wx 'Q we M ' fi' l W QQ-X qi Q if-WMM '32 X K sl K ig N U gs .i mn, ' iwi Charlie T .... Ted . . . Yeomcn Pilot . . . Walz and friend . . . Doc Wimmer and Doc Grile . . . Walz Qwithout friendj . . . Charlie, looking the situation over . . . Sam and molars . . . Thinly Clads . . . Town- send on his prayer bones . . . Curly-head Ted . . . Hot-shot Vance and Lucky Pricen. . . The Upland Rover Boys . . . Charles and Ted l ' ' FRED F. GLANCY 81 SONS - S , ong time friends. EED CORN Coach L. R. Stockton, pilot of the high Hying Yeomen, led the team through one of jefferson Townships most successful basketball seasons, winning sixteen games to four losses and advancing to the final in the County Tourney. VIIBSITY TEAM The Yeomen, strengthened by the seasoning of several sophomores and juniors, were able to better their 1945-46 record. Losing only one player, the Yeomen had virtually the same team as in the previous season. Injuries plagued the Yeomen all through the season and at tourney time: but the Yeomen over- came the odds: won an overwhelming majority of their games. and advanced to the linals in the County Tourney. Coach L, R. Stockton served his second year as head coach and did a very commendable job. The Yeomen will graduate six seniors but will have many sophomores and four juniors to round out next years squad. XVe are truly proud of this ye.1r's team and are looking forward to an even better season in 19-17--IS. jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson 39-Fairmount 5' 53-Montpelier -43 55-Van Buren 13 58-St. Paul 34 51?-Roll -lf' 42-Sweetser 55 50-Jonesboro 45 -1'-Svvayzee 22 5'-LaFontaine 33 56-Converse 25 -H-Van Buren 51 County Tourney jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson Jefferson jefferson Jefferson jefiferson Jefferson jefferson -41 29 53 59 40 4-w 59 -42 51 4-, 28 Jonesboro 25 CounryTourney Gas City 56 County Tourney Van Buren 25 Summitville 42 Svveetser 45 St. Paul 29 -Warren 37 -Jonesboro 2' , -Van Buren 59 Sectional Sweetser 56 Sectional Marion 59 Sectional CONGRATULATIONS FROM TWIN CITY COACH LINES Bill H.l1'g1'L!X'C Co.1el1 L. R. Stockton Ted XVrigl1t Gerald Grile Sam Trout Roger Brown John Price Charles Townsend Bob Herring Carl Vance junior Reece A 'QI' Twp ruzr, lrfz In riglif-Ollie Gregory, Coach, Art Thompson. Bob Bolner. J. C. Richards. Dan Dee Campbell, Ronald Herring, Horton McQuithy. Borrow wfzr, left fu 1'j.2Z7I'-lUl1l'l Lynch, Manager, Max Couch. Ernest Maddox, Bill Price, Bob Egger. Carroll Grile, Howard Mallott. XX'alter Himelick. FRESHMHN TERM Although the Freshman team had an unsuccessful season as far as wins and losses were concerned, they showed promise of blossoming into a very line team in a few years. Many of the players were inexperienced but the team never lacked the spirit or will-to- win that so characterizes jencerson teams. Vile are looking forward to some fine basketball from these boys and are sure they are capable of giving it to us. TRACK TEAINI Typ mug fefl in riglvffj. C. Richards, Vifayne Stanley, Roy Carmin, Bob Herring. Courtney Vfright, Bob Ferguson, Merrill Grile, Student Manager. Ser-mid ffm: iff! In riglv14Rayn1ond Conn, Bob XX'ebster, junior Reece, Charles Townsend. Bill Hargrave, Ted W'right, Darrell Needler. Coach L. R. Stockton. Bfflfom ron: fefl In riglvl-Ronald Lamb, -lim Strange, Roger Brown, 'lack XX'alz, Don Bragg, XX'alter Himelick, Bob Bolner, Ralph W'immer, Student Manager. BEST WISHES OF BILL DETAMORE. UPLAND GRAIN COMPANY Top mzr, lefl in riglvf-Coacli I.. R. Stockton, Roy Carmin, -lack Vifalz, Don Bragg, Ted XY'right. Bill I-largrave, Ralph Vfimmer, Bob Ferguson, Charles Townsend, Merrill Grile. Bnrtow mu: fsff lu rfgfvr-john Price. Carl Vance. Kenny XX'right. Roger Brown. Gerald Grile, BASEBALL The Jefferson Yeomen, one of Grant County's outstanding baseball teams. ended the season of 1946 with a .71-i percentage with 5 victories and 2 setbacks. The Yeomen opened the season at home in fine style with a victory over the Zebras from Jonesboro, by a 9-0 count. Jefferson then trounced the Van Buren Aces 18-3. They tallied their third win by defeating Fairmount here, 22-2. Their journey to Swayzee proved successful as the Yeomen knocked over the Speedkings 12-4. Then came the most anticipated game of the year, the one with Gas City, played at Onized Field, which was later to decide the outcome of the County Conference. In this game Gas City got off to a 2 run lead early in the game only to be tied by the Yeomen. The host Tigers then took command again with a 5-2 lead. The Yeomen rallied for 2 runs to take the lead 4-3. Then Gas City climaxed the game in the final stanza with 2 unearned runs. The game ended 5--i. We sent the home-coming crowd home happy with a well earned 17-O victory over St. Paul. The final game of the year was played here and matched the Yeomen with Sweetser. The Braves upset the Yeomen with a S-5 win. The next year's team can look forward to a very successful season, losing only four seniors. Pitcher-third baseman Carl Vance, Second baseman john Price, and substi- tutes Gerald Grile and Bill Hargrave are the only departing players. GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE, UPLAND STOCKYARD Top rozv, left to right-Merrill Grile, Wayne Worrick, Bob Ferguson, Earl Lee Campbell, Ralph Wimmer. Sermzd row, left to right-Gerald Moorman, jon Shields, Kenny Wriglut, Roy Carmin, jack Walz Mr. George Freck. Bottom rozv, left to right-Earl Ryan, Don Bragg, Eugene Hoffman, Howard McClellan john Wimmer. SECUND TERM The second team was chiefly made up of veterans of last year and they, with the help of a few juniors, were able to win the majority of their games. The seconds pro vided some of the finest preliminary games in the county as shown by their record one of the finest in jeffe-rson's history. George Freck coached the Archers and did a very efficient job. We look forward to seeing many of these boys playing varsity ball in a year or so and we feel that they will display a very fine brand of basketball. Their scores are as follows: Jefferson 33- Fairmount 2 3 jefferson 45-Montpelier 34 Jefferson 25-Van Buren 29 Jefferson 53-St. Paul 17 jefferson 35- jefferson 42- jefferson 35- Roll 19 Sweetser 20 Jonesboro 10 jefferson 3 3-Swayzee 22 jefferson 58- LaFountaine 18 jefferson jefferson jefferson Jefferson jefferson Jefferson jefferson jefferson 55-Converse 25 29-Van Buren 18 26-Summitville 28 43-Sweetser 28 31-St. Paul 21 48-Liberty Center 16 26-Warren 16 . 37-Jonesboro 22 BEST WISHES - BROWN-TRUEBLOOD LAUNDRY Top row, left fo rigbf-Mr. Ollie Gregory, Coach, Bob Gray, Frank Huntzinger, Richard Grile, Manager, jerry Ross, Bob Wriglmt. Sermzd mu'-Phil Meredith, Phil Rogers, Don Walz, Adrian Black, Bob Turner. Frrnzf ron'-Bob Reece. Charles VUright, Fred Xvalz, Dick Bragg, Billy Lynch. JEFFS The jelfs, having many players returning from last year's squad, had one of the best teams they have had in recent year. Winning a majority of their games this season, they appear to be one of Grant Counties most promising teams. Ollie Gregory coached his initial year, as mentor of the junior High team. Many of the players will be playing Freshmen ball next year but the younger mem- bers will be back again to furnish more basketball for the jeffs. COMPLIMENTS OF MARION PURE MILK COMPANY UPLAND JANITORS fleft Io rfglrij Bill Hambidge, Luther Connelly UPLAND BUS DRIVERS flefl I0 rigivtj Harold Curdy, Forrest XY'illis, Edward Trees, Clar- ence Holtzleiter, jesse Atkinson, Thomas Howard. BIATTHEWS BUS DRIVERS U5-ff lo rigblj Clifford Walker. Dilver Richards, Seber Roberds. C5 PATBIIL BUYS The Patrol Boys, who are divided into two forces, are on duty before and after school hours and at the noon hour. 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