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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1953 volume:

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Ground had been purchased for the site of the school several years ago, but due to the war and the business depression that followed it, work was delayed until 1923 when contracts were let and work actually begun. ln September of l92b, a total CDPOILMBDC of 232 stu- dents were transported to the new building in seven school busses. The trustee and teachers at that time were: , Joseph L. Wiley, Trustee G. Ray Sharp, Principal Vilna Smith, English Mrs. Lewis, History Norval Adams, Coach Agnes Krom, Home Ec and Music ' Clyde Thompson, Room A Edward Pinkerton, Room 3 Wilma Bardsley, Room 2 Bernice Wilson, Room l 5 1. 1476 XE2?9 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Harold Smith --namUR PRINCIPAL 1 ww' , Q, n X John ma11Uf Virgil Mcslhany ADVISORY BOARD George Spahr Harley Trout Ovid smith D1-orbs t 121 on Q eb 'Q Mb ' e 121211 :ind fr an I yQabs -Petoucb Gvrdnapf be lbs' 'ho 0 t6 In-?'Qt18 befU6n . 8 essfolecbinlfbfii 0 6 WE DEDICATE OUR YEARBOCK T02 s started ua and scores f other young people on their quest to a high school education. s. Winifred Stech, who o 45-WT 1476 29 1 Lasav-.-J n1--5---v--- AB Marion English, Phy. Ed. Dramatics Freshman Sponsor AB Michigan State Science, Agriculture S0ph0m0I'6 Spons OT' FACULTY Meredith Thompson BS Ball State Coach, Phy. Bd. Commerce, History, Health Senior Sponsor Erma Carlson AB Huntington Social Studies, Music 8th Grade Sponsor Leonard BM Butler Band Hattie Bonham AB Indiana School Treasurer Home Ec., Geog. Juni or Sponsor 1475 X29 Bs Huntington lst-2nd Grade FACULTY C. Virgil McElhany AB Central Normal MS Butler Principal Math 7th Grade Sponsor Mary Brown BS Ball State 2nd-3rd Grade James Andrews the rmfi ld BS west Virginia Mziiog Coliege W'39Y19n 3rd-4th Grade Sth-6th Grade Jr. High Coach WW 1476 29 I LD fi Q' F4 Ol N MARTHA SHAW nMartieu Chorus l,2,5 Class Officer l,2,5,4 Class Play 5,4 Favorite Expression: Joy, Joy! Favorite Food: Chili Favorite Song: NKeep It A Secretu Ambition: Elementary Teacher GARY BRINNEMAN uWeedu Basketball 1,2,5,4 Baseball l,2,5,4 Volleyball 2,5,4 4-H work l year Class Play 5,4 Chorus 5,4 Class Officer 2,4 Favorite Expression: HGood golly girtieln Favorite Food: French Fries Ambition: To graduate ESTHER PUGH UEssieu Chorus 1,2 Band 4 Class Officer 4 Class Play 5,4 4-H Work l year Favorite Expression: uOh Boyu Favorite Food: Hot dogs Favorite Song: uThe Lord's Prayeru Ambition: Full-time Christian Service Cyavcalow 44J ,ity Cyaaaflwvu POWDER NO AIERICAN BLUE VICTORY BEAUTY AND WITHOUT ROSE SILVER LABOR 147-6 XEZQD DUDLEY CAMPBELL 'Dud' Track 2 Class Play 5,4 Favorite Expression: 'Don't ask mel' Favorite Food: Chocolate cake Favorite Song: 'Deck of gards' Ambit Most Best Most Most Witt Most Frie Most Most Moat JEANETTE THORNE 'Jeannie' Chorus l,2,3 Class Play 3,4 4-H Work 4 years' Favorite Expression: 'Murder Cow' Favorite Food: Potato chips Favorite Song: 'I Love You Truly' Ambition: To be Charlie's wife ion: To be a truck river DORIS DETAMORE 'Dory' Chorus l,2,5,4 Yell Leader 1,2 Class Officer l,2,5 Class Play 3,4 4-H Work 7 years Favorite Expression: 'All r1ghty.' Favorite Food: Ice cream and peanuts Favorite Song: 'I'1l Get By' Ambition: To be a nurse and to take care of a certain 'Joe' 'SENIOR PERSONALITIES' Likely To Succeed---Esther Pugh Personality---Agatha Highley Popular---Kathron Hudson Intellectual---Doris Detamore lest---Myrtle Sullivan Courteous---Martha Shaw ndliest---Dudley Campbell Helpful---Jeanette Thorne Honest---Pat Gentle Athletic---Gary Brinneman 76 -1 291 -4- AGATHA HIGHLEY 'Gatie' Chorus 1,2 Class Play 3,4 Favorite Expression: 'Oh Deari' Favorite Food: Strawberry shortcake Favorite Song: 'Lady of Spain' Ambition: To get married at 18 KATHRON HUDSON 'Kate' Chorus 1,2 Class Play 3,4 Class Officer 3 4-H Work 1 year Favorite Expression: 'Oh my land of goosel' Favorite Food: Chocolate pie Favorite Song: 'Till I Waltz Again With You' Ambition: Bank work PATRICIA GENTIS 'Pat' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Play 5,4 4-H Work 6 years Favorite Expression: 'Oh Deari' Favorite Food: Cherry cobbler Favorite Song: 'I Went To Your Wedding Ambition: Stenographer IRENE SULLIVAN 'Myrtle' Sul itville 1,2,3 Class Play 4 Favorite Expression: 'Gismoe' Favorite Food: Chicken Favorite Song: 'Always' Ambition: To love and be loved R rl ' r ,ikakl Qgigag A 0 illi qu, .IU T We are the Seniors of '53 All as happy as can beg A very proud and working class 1,7 And each as slick as glass. Q55 Our sponsor is Mr. Thompson He's helped us greatly and No better one can you find So we want to thank him for Gary Brinneman is a handsom And for his athletic skills He's one who could put pep And he has many a reason to Dudley Campbell is liked by He's oh so quiet and very t The girls would like to ruf But with Dud, they wouldn't A stenographer, this gal wi Patricia Gentis will succee She is small and very sweet And with us, she just can't Agatha Highley with pretty Whose face is never dimmed She has a personality that And we think she is pretty Kathron Hudson comes next i She makes of her life a hap She's as friendly as can be And just as busy as a bee. Diets is the speciality of Yes, it's Esther Pugh with She may seem quiet, even to But to us, WOh Brotherln Martha Shaw is very smart is lots of fun, being so very kind e lad we're so glad, into pepper' be a pretty high stepper all allg fle his curly hair dare! ll be d, you just wait and see be beat. hair of brown by a frown, is very sweet slick and neat. n line py time, this girl the poodle curl, her mother And to Paul, she has given her heart. She's very polite to us all An always ready to help at our beck and call Myrtie Sullivan is a gay carefree gal To her friends she is a swe She is nice and a very pret And was voted the wittiest ll pal, ty lass in our class. The life of our class is Jeanette Thorne She has pep and vigor in many a form, She's ready to help us anyt ime we ask And to her, it is never a task. I, Doris Detamore, have tried to write this poem For your enjoyment and to keep in your home, To give you a few of the Senior.personalities And to give you the true realities. faery lgrolalzecg f l963j It was snowing heavily outside and I had just curled up in the easy chair to enjoy a good book which I could only read after the children were tucked in bed. Susan and Joe, Jr. had been in bed for almost an hour now and Joe had gone to town to bowl with some old school buddies. I had just found my place in the novel and had read only a few words when the shrill ringing of the doorbell jarrea me back to reality. I was most surprised to see an old school mate of mine, Kathron Hudson, loaded down with luggage. After the first moment of sur- prise had vanished, I invited her inside and immediately we began to talk about old times and ask each other about others whom we had not seen for sometime. Kathron told me she was on her way home from overseas where she had entertained the troops in Korea. Her stage name was Lily Pond and she had spent several years on the stage. while she was overseas it seems that she was singing for a group of soldiers in the PX and just as she was finishing her first song an orderly came up with a note which re dg HHello Lily, I know you will be surprised to receive this but I cou1dn't let you leave the Post without requesting one of my favorites, nBack Home Again in Ind1ana.u will you please sing it for me? Signed, Dudley Campbell It couldn't just be coincidence - the name and the song, so I did sing the song as my last number and immediately hurried to visit with the sender. Sure enough it was Jefferson's Dudley and he had been working in the PX since his arrival in Korea. No doubt his training in the ice creanxroom at Jefferson paved the way for this assignment! I asked if Kathron had seen Jeanette and Charlie Lee lately. No, she said she hadn't but the last time she received a letter from Jeanette they were operating a chicken ranch out west. We talked and chattered so fast and furiously that I expected to hear Susan come pattering downstairs with her big Teddy Bear, Jeffersonian, which was manufactured in Indianapolis in the factory owned by Martha and Paul Harrold. Martha was the Business Manager, of course. We chuckled together about the old days at Jefferson when Myrtle and Gary were having their little day by day spatsl It seems, they are still both very temperamental. They have formed one of the best dance teams in the country but never have married. They couldn't get along long enough to get a license and get to a minister before a disagreement. Last winter Kathron had spent some time in Miami and while there she stayed in a fashionable Hotel run by Agatha Highley and Pat Gentle. They were really in the money and thoroughly enjoying the heavenly sunshine in Florida. We discovered that we had accounted for all of our classmates except Esther. Upon graduation, she had attended a Bible Seminary andkperhaps, by now, has put in several years in foreign missionary wor . We heard the car drive in the garage and presently Joe would be comi in the house. who is Joe? The h b q f h thisngrophecy - the former Doris Detamorg? an 0 t 6 vriter of I JJ' I aaa wiory In the year of 1941, there were 14 uneducated little folks who went to Mrs. Stech to start their learning in the first grade. In- cluded in those were Gary Brinneman, Martha Shaw, Jeanette Thorne, Agatha Highley, Doris Detamore, Arthur Bollhofer, Wayne Barnes, Linda Hodson, Frances Beady, Joyce Rheams, James Dickey, Herbert Nichols, Martha Cross and Hester Whiteman. Those starting and fin- ishing their 12 years of education at good 'ole Jefferson are Gary Brinneman, Martha Shaw, Jeanette Thorne, Agatha Highley and Doris Detamore. We moved on to the second grade gaining two new students who were Morgan Thornburg and August Loftis. Linda Hodson moved away. We were promoted to the third grade so we moved into the next room. Miss Vilna Smith was our new teacher. We gained four new students and they were Kathron Hudson, Esther Pugh, Hester Whiteman, and Donna Keplinger. Those moving away were Frances Beady, James Dickey, Herbert Nichols and Lucretia Smith. In the fourth grade Larry Hanley came into our class and Arthur Bollhofer, Martha Cross, August Loftls, Joyce Rheams, Morgan Thornburg and Hester Whiteman left us. As we kept 'growing upn we advanced to the fifth grade with Mrs. Mary Armfield being our new teacher. Wayne Barnes and Donna Keplinger moved away. In the sixth grade Sarah Carvey and Daisy Bennett came, but Daisy Bennett moved away before the year was over. AND THEN IT HAPPENED! We were finally on the high school side. And of course there wasn't anyone bigger than us until some of the Seniors and other upperclassmen changed our minds. Or did they ever change our minds?? Our sponsor for our Jr. High years was Mrs. Bon- ham. Lowell Crowe and Elwin Buck came during our 7th grade. Elwin Buck left at the end of our 7th grade year. Monet Coble and Bar- bara Cassel came and left in our eighth grade. Then we found ourselves coming to school one day with every- thing on backwards, lipstick all over our faces, and anything else which would make us look like 'green freshmenn. WE WERE IN HIGH SCHOOL! Mr. Thompson was our sponsor starting that year and has put up with us every since. We sponsored a skating party that year to raise a 'Little moneyn. We gained two new students, Dudley Campbell and Pat Boyer although Pat Boyer moved away before the year was over. Sarah Carvey and Larry Hanley also moved away after the end of the year. When we became Sophmores it was our turn to initiate the Fresh- men, which was an unforgettable experience. Patricia Gentis and Harry Ellis came into our class, but Harry was only with us a few months and then moved away. Lowell Crowe also moved away. In our Junior year we sold Christmas cards, had charge of the ice cream store and pencil store, gave our play 'MISS JIMMY' which was a great success and held a penny supper which also was a good success. In our Senior year we gained one new student, Myrtle Sullivan. We worked in the ice cream store the first semester, gave our play 'THE DAFFY DILLSW and started on our yearbook. We chose our class motto 'No Victo Without Labor - our class color w silver: and our flower , the American Beauty Rose.s' po der blue and Now as we draw near the end of our 12 years of education we want to especially thank Mr. Thompson, our sponsor, for helping our class to be a success. Also we want to thank all of the other teachers who have helped us through our school years. Thanks again. add , We, the Senior Class, will our ability to be Seniors to the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. We, the Senior girls, will our many slumber parties to the Junior girls. We, the Senior boys, will our ability to be expert skaters and to go skating all the time to the Junior boys. I, Agatha Highley, will my ability to get my brother's car to Wanda DeHaven. I, Esther Pugh, will my ability to convince nThompyH of being too tired to work in his classes to anyone who thinks they can get by with it. I, Dudley Campbell, will my natural curly hair to Joe Searles I, Martha Shaw, will my ability to have my initials on Wells County Chevrolets to Karen McCoy. I, Jeanette Thorne, will my ability to get a diamond to Evelyn Hedrick. I, Gary Brinneman, will my free heart to Keith Sh1deler's aching heart. I, Patricia Gentis, will my physical science ability to Mr. Hefner. I, Myrtle Sullivan, will my ambition Cto love and be lovedj to Peggy McCoy. I, Kathron Hudson, will my blonde hair to Wanda DeHaven to go with her blue eyes. I, Doris Detamore, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Mary Ann Smith. 1476 2195 ' im standing left to right: 9Q,, Oo Kathron Hudson--Grade activities Pat Gentis--High School activities Doris Detamore--Senior material Dudley Campbell--Advertising Mr. Thompson--Advisor k sponsor Myrtle Sullivan--Humor Jeanette Thorne--Alumni Esther Pugh--Business Manager Seated left to right: Martha Shaw--Assistant editor Agatha Highley--Editor-in-chief Gary Brinneman--Sports Q!! Art Work and Hand Lettering Done By Mrs. Mary Brown Yearbook Pictures Taken By RS-M Studio, Bluffton www 1476 N29 P . I' G so Keith Shideler Mona Stanley Pessy Mc Coy Maurice Campbell ewhgiw 'ffifgige imiifw wwf Q' 'WWQ,W Two? . Q, 4 I .:, X275 ..... . W - . ,4 My , 2. 3' 4 S X w ,Q w5S. 5 31 'Arif A , , .... V. P r o s 1 Patridla H8860 Evgirvhv Wxbfaehekfff m,,:Q,,,,, vs 4 - :, : ' bVf1,zz w ,gi Y K .,,.,, It L, fvvVpQe-+.ef Suzuki-weffe ' 'QQQQ eaggmwf Harold Searles Jack Johnson Nona Fox Allen Kindley Pauline Ovbvrn Peggy Ross Dean Smith o e -:,, I Q I r ,, e e e e e e e '32-V ' I ',.- , ' Q1 I A , A W I Patricia pope Lamoino De Haven Larry Sprowl Barbara Forrester , of Q,,- Sig K?i .V ' ,W fgffgf Aibfz 535g e ee e e .:!A': , 4-A' .4,- X-H - : jwwiw' ..AP Jim Pinkerton 75 14 29 K V Lanny wear-ly Mary Louise Miller -797 A1193 Karen no Gov Zzzz' A P ' Q 1' 2 iQff -' fan 0 5-oenita Bgneyitg' .B111 Davis Mar-yilyn Joyce Faulk Robert Troutl lggrtin Love Mary Ann e v P r e a ie, 'Wayne Stanley Marcia Arm SPST!-'I' .Joann Davis' Alice June Gentle Ruby Osborn Wayne Keller Evelyn Hedrick I0 ll CU n an s 9 , G y L T ' r e a s Donald loon Roxy Ann Abernathy: Delbert Campbell Janice Pinkerton Wanda De Haven charles Straw Betty Emerick curtg, Allen VP 1' Pa r 5 8 B Wilbur WGSGO Rose Kariger Dale Smith Sharon cone Charles shideler Ralph Jarvis FRESHMAN CLASS We the Freshman Class, of 1952-55 are started on our journey toward our senior year. The Sophomore Class had the pleasure of initiating us into high school. Miss Stephens was our sponsor at two class parties held at the school this year. Dale Smith, Charles Shideler, Ralph Jarvis, Wilbur Wesco, and Charles Straw were members of the high school second team this year, Delbert Campbell was a student . manager and Wanda DeHaven was a varsity yell leader. We gained a new member this year, Paul Schoeff. SOPHOMORP CLASS Mrs. Stech started us out in the first grade and as we progressed through the years we have gained and lost members. Along with the one member we gained this year, Marilyn Joyce Faulk, we were unfortunate and lost five, Willodene Hudson, sam Pugh, Janet Knight, Sue McClung and Alice June Gentle. Upon the retirement of Mr. Rouch, as a teacher, and our sponsor, we secured Mr. Hefner, who is now our present sponsor. JUNIOR CLASS We the Juniors of 1952-1955 were a very busy bunch. We first had a scrap drive to make money. This was our ve first money making project and thanks to the kind people of the community for their help we made some money. Next we sold Christmas cards to which we had a lot of help from the community. Between selling Christmas cards and Christ- mas we sponsored a Penny Supper. This was held on November 20. After Christmas we started working on our play. The play chosen was 'Desperate Ambrose. We presented it on the night of March 27. We also worked in the ice cream store at noons and sold concessions at the ball games during the second semester. This has been a very busy year for us. We have 6 students who started school here in the first grade at Jefferson. They areg Patricia Wesco, Lamoine DeHave Harold Searles, Dean Smith, Peggy McCoy, and Jim Pinkerton. We gained one new member, Patricia Pope and lost two students, Bill Yeiter and Peggy Ross. Mrs. Hattie Bonham, our sponsor, has helped us very much this year in watching over us the Juniors of Jefferson. T7 na EIGHTH GRADE , in 8th grade-Top- standing- L to R- Dale Osborn, Richard Keller, Jarrod Elliot, David Kelch, Jesse Freck, David Spahr. Middle- row- standing- L to R- Janet Smith, Janet Thompson, Lee Brown, Mable Searles, LaDonna Broom, Keith Brown, Brenda Stanley. Bottom-row- standing- L to R- Carol Pinkerton Sandra Faulk Eugene Hunnicutt, Roger Trout, Bobbie Straw, ierry Arnold, Jack Emerick. Hist on October 17, Then they went Hamburger fry, Election of President- Lee Stanley. ory- The eighth grade class had a party. It w h 1 as e d 1952. They were at school for two hours. to Huntington Mermorial Park. They had a then a hayride. officers- President- Roger Trout, Vice Brown. Secretary A Treasurer- Brenda SEVENTH GRADE 7th grade- Top standing- left to right- Charles Love, Karlita Bonewitz, Vera Campbell, Elaine Broom, Delores Spence, Norma Priddy, Wilma Wesco and Donald McFarren. Middle row- L to R- Cathrine Stanley, Betty Jean Brown, Karen Cone, Susie Smith, Kathleen Pinkerton, Bettie Ann Brown, Paul Mansbarger. ,Bottom row- left to right- Larry Suter, Noel Fox, Gene DeHaven, John Nestleroad and Miles Christopher. Election of Officers- On September ll, 1952 the seventh grade elected officers- - 1 they are as follows, President- Gene DeHaven, V ce President- Karlita Bonewitz, Secretary R Treasurer- Betty Jean Brown. Class Party: The seventh grade had a class party. It was held on October 28,l952. Games were played outdoors and indoors. Everyone met together and ate apples and popcorn which was poped in the cafeteria. A fire was built and weiners were roasted. After the weiner roast games were played indoors. Mr. McElhany is the class sponsor- 1476 ,D N fp Q SIXTH GRADE 6th grade- Top- standing- L to R- Marvin Zeller, Joann Broom, Donna Taylor, Mr. James Andrews, Karen Brown, Jayne Hutchens, Nyle Fox, Ira Banter. Bottom- standing- L to R- Judy Yates, Clifford Nestleroad, Roger Searles, Denny Bonewltz, Max Spahr, Vera Kelch, Shirley DeHaven, Sandra Thompson. History- The sixth grade of Jefferson School bought an aquarium with the money left over from the paper drive last year C1951-521. The fifth and sixth grades had three basketball games which were as the following: Warren 20-Jefferson 7 Warren 24-Jefferson 51 Van Buren 22-Jefferson 21 The officers of the sixth grade are: President-Shirley DeHaven, Vice President-Donna Taylor, Secretary-Judy Yates, Treasurer-Karen Brown 1476 IES' FIFTH GRADE 5th grade- Top- standing- L to R- Ralph Banter, Catherine Mansbarger, John Buzzard, Mr. James Andrews, Sandra McFarren, Delbert Suter, Jane Lahr, Laurel Lassiter. Middle- row- L to R- Carolyn Shideler, Sherry Smith, Ruth Searles, Marjorie Zeller, Patricia Ring, Carolyn Pugh, Mary Osborn. Bottom- row- L to R- Maurice Zeller, Michael Sprowl, Joe Straw, Stephen Holmes, Dwight Wesco, James Mossburg, Calvin Nestleroad. History- The fifth grade which was about twice the size of the sixth have lost a few of their members. Carolyn Pugh moved to Warren. Sandra McFarren went back to Banque and Michael Sprowl went to Texas with his family. The fifth grade now numbers fifteen pupils. 1476 ! 29 FOURTH GRADE 4th grade- Top standing left to right- Eddie Kilgore, Ronald Pinkerton, Galen Lassiter, Raymond Lucky, Betty Moon, Pauline Davis and Michael Daugherty. Middle row- L to RA- Phyllis Campbell, Cheryl Mclntire, Claudia Holmes, David Van Vliet, Robert Priddy, and Sharon Eliot. History- We enjoyed a Halloween Party.' Eddie Kilgore came from Lancaster to join us and our Halloween Party. The Masquerade parade proceeded from room to room, then returned to the home room where games were played. Refreshments of Pop Corn, Apples, Pears, Potato Chips and lollipops were enjoyed. We had our usual Christmas exchange ef gifts. Eddie Kilgore being with us only eight weeks returned to Lancaster School. On February 13th again we turned our lessons aside for the remaining hour and a half of the day and enjoyed our 'alentines, candy cookies and ice cream. We now have 12 in our class. 1476 9 'S I, THIRD GRADE 5rd grade-Top standing left to right-Deana Clements, Larry Broom, Mary W. Brown, Mary E. Armfield, Martha Spence, Kenneth Freck. Middle row-left to right-Larry Trout, Marta Christine Yates, Julia Hutchens, Doris Young, Ruth Ellen Love, Glennie Jones, Dianna Thompson, Helen Straw, Rex Nestleroad. Bottom row left to right-Gerald Arnold, Harold Arnold, Daniel Spahr, Howard Stan16Y,Phi1iP 15910111 Lynn Bonewitz, Danny Mossburg History- The third graders, Lynn Bonewitz, Judy Hutchens, Martha Spence, Kenneth Freck, Chris Yates, Danny Mossburg and Doris Young planned our party for us. They beautifully decorated the refreshment table and had charge of the arrangement of the refreshment table and the serving. Soon Wanda Cloud came to join us, and soon left us to gain a residence elsewhere. Just one week later Rex Nestleroad came to rejoin the group again. We, the third grade, being with the fourth grade joined in all the activities with them. We are now closing the year with 15 in our number. 1476 Q A X ' m SECOND GRADE 2nd grade Top standing-L to R- Sally Gentis, Sharon Cramer, Rosemary Spence, Marjorie Smith, Vickie Brown, David Broom, Gary Adsit, Diana Gentis, Nancy Taylor, Carol Cone, Barbara Searles. Center- Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Steen Middle- Standing- L to R- Vivian Moon Donna Ka Harr ll y e Dylett bharles, Marilyn Pope, Roger Pope, Carolyn Pope, , Mar L L y ou ove, Sandra Davis, Sylvia Lennon, George Ralsto William Ray Detamore, Donald Van Vllet, Judith Luckey. Bottom- Standing- L to R- Donald B uzzard, Rex Hunnicutt, Jacob Mansbarger, Gilbert Shideler, James Young, Samuel Clement D s, avid Banter, Larry Allen, Wayne Osborn. History- We were 26 surprised and happy children the first day of school when Carolyn, Marilyn, Roger our TRIPLETS, joined our room. We were equally glad to have Doris Young return from Arkansas shortly after school started. Altogether, there were 50 of us. S S ' usan cott has since moved to Marion and Sally Gentis to Lancaster. I1 JU LQ HCCJ FIRST GRADE lst Grade-Top- standing - L to R- Carol Sue Shaw, Jose Ann Couch, Annette Suter, Keith Stanley, Ann Kariger, Ronald Brinneman, Connie Smith, Center- Winifred Stech Bottom Row-L to R- Linda Holmes, Vickie Priddy, Susette McInt1re3 Linda Clements, Connie Pinkerton, Karen Noffsinger,John Young History- In May 1952 the mothers and children of the first grade met at'the schoolhouse for a pre-school round-up. Mrs. Whitted, the county nurse met with the mothers and the children were entertained in the school room. Several fairy stories on strip films were shown and refreshments of ice cream and cookies were served. The group was very small consisting of nine girls and one boy. In the fall they were joined by three other ch11dren.- Patricia Rhodes returned to Arkansas and later in the year John and Charles Young from Arkansas re-entered school. QM 1476 Q Q 42 6' WC' J' 01V Q2- b ,bo ix!! 'EM . NJ y SEA RLES 9 SECOND TEAM Top, 1. to r.- Dale Smith, Ralph Jarvis, Wilbur Wesco, Charles Straw, Wayne Stanley Bottom, 1. to r.- Jay Allen, Larry Sprowl, Allen Kindley, Charles Shideler, Dean Smith Sam Pugh, Mgr. Wayne Keller, Mgr. V 801' OZZQCIQFJ Mary Ann Smith Evelyn Hedrick Wanda DeHaven 1476 04 Q 1 The Jefferson girls A-H team edtered the finals in the L-way tournament by defeating the Warren Rebeccas 18 to 6. The girls played hard in the final game aginst Van Buren to take the lead and keep it throughout the seven innings and by defeating them 2 to 1, for the champion-ship trophy. The girls also won the trophy award for the most games won during the regular season. The team was started up in 1948 and was coached by Hank DsHaven and Roy Shldeler Joenita Bonewitz Janet Stanley Mona Stanley Mary Ann Smith Ehtel Zellers Janet Thompson Evelyn Hedrick Mary Louise Miller Doris Detamore Jackie Smith Mary Stanley Marcia Ann Spahr Wanda DeHaven Rose Kariger Peggy McCoy Janice Pinkerton Karen McCoy Roxy Ann Abernathy The Jefferson Spartan varsity basketball team record is as follows: Jefferson Rock Creek L8 Jefferson Jackson L6 Jefferson Van Buren L9 Jefferson Andrews 66 Jefferson Hunt. Twp. 52 Jefferson Clear Creek L8 Jefferson Bippus 50 Jefferson Jeff. Grant 65 Jeffers Union n ,- A Jeffersgg Monumentl 'gi 1 Jefferson Banque 20 'Jefferson Lancaster 50 'Jefferson Monument L9 Jefferson Markle 37 Jefferson La Fontaine 56 Jefferson Rock Creek bl Jefferson Liberty 'enter 1.3 Jeffersong gg Lancaster gggs Jefferson Warren 1 County tournament games. BACK RCW L. to R.--Dean Smith, Harold Searles, Allen Kindley coach Meredith Thompson, manager Delbert Campbell, Jay Allen, Lamoine DeHaven, Larry Sprowl. MIDDLE ROW L.to'R.--Maurice Campbell, James Pinkerton, Charles Shidler. Jack Johnson, Keith Shidler. Robert Trout. Gary Brinneman. front row L. to R.--Dale Smith. Wilber Wesco The Jefferson Spartans baseball record is as follows: Jefferson---19 Union---7 Jefferson--- Andrews---15 Jefferson---17 Lancaster---5 Jefferson--- Roanoke---6 Jefferson---4 Monument---5 Jefferson--- Bippus---4 Jefferson 10 Warren---6 Jefferson--- Clear Crk.--5 Jefferson---5 Rock Creek---12 Jefferson--- Lancaster---3 Jefferson---12 Hunt. 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Seated- Eugene Hunnicutt, Mgr N YELL LEADERS Bettie Ann Brown Janet Smith Brenda Stanley 1 ff 1476 M29 l SENIOR CLASS PLAY given on October 29, 1952 THE DAFFY DILLS Richard D111 -------- Dudley Campbell Carol Dill ----- - -- Agatha Hiahley Rodney Dill --------- Gary Brinneman paris ...... ---- ---- -Kathron Hudson Dudley ...... --------- Lamoine DeHaven Grandmother Dill ----- Martha Shaw Cousin Maude Maddox--Esther Pugh Elaine Escott ------- Patricia Gentle Aimee Lovewell ------ Myrtle Sullivan Pete Norton --------- Jack Johnson The Widow Woggles---Beanette Thorne Arnica Jukes ----- --- oris DBUHMOPS Richard D111 having to leave on a business trip left a note tell- ing new his spoiled children and mother, a stepmother will arrive while he is absent. They are furious and plan to get rid of her as soon as possible, but their plans fail. The twins put salt in her coffee, she put epsom salts in their lemonade. The tell her the she for the Y there is a streak of insanity in family and their new stepmother said had been confined to an lditorium five months, and with that Arnica, negro cook, heads out for parts unknown. Cousin Maude arrives, a sweet, gentle, lovable woman whom everyone goes for in a big way. Why cou1dn't their stepmother have been like Cousin Maude! the Then Papa Dill arrives home and Dills find out for the first time their stepmother is really Cousin Maude and Cousin Maude their stepmother. a ZZMJ Front row, L to R- Delores Spence, Karen McCoy, Bettie Ann Brown, Karen Cone, Wilma Wesco, Sandra Thompson, Janice Pinkerton, Marcia Ann Spahr, and Elaine Broom. Second row- Jay Allen, Allen Kindley, Jerry Pugh, Larry Suter, Judy Yates, Donna Taylor, Peg McCoy, and Martin Love. Standing- Jerry Arnold, Lee Brown, Esther Pugh, Nyle Fox, Mr. Leonard Suesz, director, Joan Broom, and Max Spahr. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS The High School Chorus, and the Boys Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Carlson appeared at many social events in the community, and furnished entertainment at many church functions. The groups also represented Jefferson School at the annual Huntington County Music Festival. 2 'ii C., 5'3i5 W! Pawel? -1 BOYS CHORUS A7 af . 1 f14'Z6 E9 I 1 Mi s s Stephens--English Mr' McE1h'-my--Math ii 1475 129 ics ....Hom6 EG Onom Mrs, Bonham Mrs. Carlson--Government 51-1 cm. ture '- v 1Dv Mr., Thompson Bookkeeping 4 '16 1 29 'X . HT? f amfor f L H1 , if-1,5 l ,.,'f:flp' Xxx , Y .o Q TQ X 5 53 X aa 6 ' f , x I ' - 6 Lx Z E. Russell Allen gas mriueri H 61 an M Ogn Ge Chester Myers--Dick Buzzard lements--Harold Shidelere Fred Love--Vernie C di M. C2045 f7 Mao Oy Q1 1041476 1925 llraj Klerrittl I0raJ lGharles3 fEar1Q 1926 fLawrencel KGlennl 1927 lJust1ceJ !Earl3 CPatr1ckJ KFoster7 lkalphl 1928 KLawrencel CFred7 Lester! Everett! CEar1l Alumni Members william Cramer-warren, Ind. R.l Violet CGa1breath! Davis-warren, Ind. R.l Bernon Oliver-Upland, Ind. R.l Freda lPinkertonJ Hoover-Huntington, Ind. R.6 June lP1nkertonD Campbell-warren, Ind. R.1 Ina IP1nkertonJ Love-warren, Ind. R.1 Josephine CRoberts7 Swaimp273O Reed St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Glenn H. Updike-1458 Kilbourne St. Elkhart, Ind. Oscar Brown - Granville, Ohio Walter Bussard - 118 S. Mill St. Fairmount, Ind. Ruth Ccramerl Smith--warren, Ind. R.1 Isabel Kkarigerb Updike-1458 Kilbourne St. Elkhart, Ind Don Satterthwaite - Huntington, Indiana Lawrence Smith - warren, Ind. R.l Garl Wiley - Urbana, Ind. R.l Grace Kclampittj Boyer -- warren, Ind. Ralph Detamore -- warren, Ind. R.1 Mary KD111onJ Traylor -- Deceased Richard Evans -- 1022 Stophlet St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Tennis Hare --1608 S. Adams St. Marion, Ind. James Harris--R.R. Bluffton, Ind. Catherine lHe1neyD Bryant--Van Buren, Ind. Karl Knight -- 749 N.E. 32 St. Hiami, Fla. Gladys flyers! Horarity--R.6, Marion, Ind. Garl Pinkerton --1156 S. Columbia St. Frankfort, Ind. Ruby KP1nkertonQ Kolb--R.4 Huntington, Ind. Lesta CSm1thJ netamere--warren, Ind. R.1 Ernest Wesco -- warren, Ind. Otis Wesco --720 Putnam St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Wanda CBards1eyD Braner -- Tyner, Ind. Lawrence Braner--Tyner, Ind. Ward Brown--R.4 Hunt1ngton,Ind. Marshall Carl--R.2 Lafontaine, Ind. Bernice Kcloudl Craft--warren, Ind. A Goldie Ccookj Dyson--Warren, Ind. R.l 'Jane CMarsha11D Tschantz--3111 Thompson, Ft. Wayne, Ind Fred Myers--Deceased Freddie Pinkerton--R.2 Marion, Ind, Frank Ralston--Huntington, Ind. R.5 Ora Shaw--warren, Ind. R.l Verle Shideler--Warren, Ind. R.1 Emma CHolmegQ Williams--warren, Ind. 1U4147b fwilliaml CEmanuell 1929 CHanyardl lJasonl Kmerritl KEl1jahl KHaroldJ KNoelJ KDaleJ Ucarll Oral ,Georgel Kalbertj C 'P Qwilliaml 1950 lCec1lJ KJesseJ KRobertJ 41 Jimi, CHaroldD QJohnD CCharlesD qverlinj 1951 CLawrenceJ Paul Smith--Indianapolis, Ind. Wilma Cwilsonj Allen-5526 E. Mich. St. Indianapolis Mary Jane Cwlleyj Brinneman--Warren, Ind. R.5 Vanessa fBrinnemanJ Peterson-1150 W. w1ldwood,Ft. Wayne Orville Campbell--57A Chelsea Apts. Savannah, Ga. Jesse Cramer-205 S. Butler Ave. Marion, Ind. Elizabeth lGalbreathD Peffley--Deceased Lillie KHarrisl Hayes--Swagzee, Ind. Rl Fred Heiney--Warren, Ind. .1 Margaret KHolmesJ Allred--Huntington, Ind. R.7 Ruth lHolmesJ Gebhart--warren, Ind. Louise KLew1sl Dolby--Huntington, Ind. R.6 Georgia KMaddockD Scott--St. Joseph, Ill. Leon Haddock--Denver, Colorado Iris KNutterJ Gardner Irene CRobertsJ Swift--Phoenix, Arizona Evelyn CScottJ Shaw--Warren, Ind. R.l Madeline lsmyserlminton-229 Garfield, Huntington, Ind. Louise CThompsonJ Pinkerton--Warren, Ind. R.l Violet lwescoj Lyons--Lafontaine, Ind. Hazel CBrownj Bittinger--27 Kenneth Daughtery--Andrews, Paul Daughtery--1640 Lawton Neva Gustin--Deceased HelenCHe1neyJCramer--205 S. Kenneth Holmes--warren, Ind Devonshire Dr. Akron, Ohio Indo Rel Ave. Columbus, Ind. Butler Ave. Marion, Ind. R 1 Hugh Kari er--warren, Ind. R.3 Beatrice ?KindleyD Green--201 Oak St.Evansv1lle, Ind. Mary Kathron CMayneJBoy1e-258 w.4th St. Greenfield, Ind Esther lP1nkertonJ Kreigh-2017 S. Meridian, Ft. Wayne Truman Pinkerton--Warren, Ind. R.1 Noel Scott--St. Joseph, Illinois Ruth Kshidelerl Yarger--Van Buren, Indo Rel Clarence Smith--Warren, Ind. R.l Jesse Tippe Kline Opal fwescoi Nye Josephine fworsterl Dalrymple -- Ossian, Ind. Ralph Baker--cfo Ora Baker, Mosalyn Beekman Lafontaine, Ind. Garl Daugherty--218 W. Market St. Needles, Calif William Dillon--209 Parson Ave. Dayton, Ohio Maryedris lEvansJ Trout--Box 124 Clermont, Ind. Olaf Frank--5016 N. St. Sacramento 16, Calif, U!1475 , 1 Cverlel CEverett7 1932 CGalenJ Kwaynel Kwaynel CJohnJ KRalphj KHarmonJ KAPthUP, QDurwardJ KRaymondJ Kclaudej lRobertJ 1933 KLeRoyJ KHorveyJ fcharlesy tGuy7 1934 lElmol Corisl fDa1e1 Mark Knight--Warren, Ind. R.3 Fred Love--warren, Ind. R.3 Clarence Priddy--Warren, Ind. R.l Wade Roberts--Deceased June CTroutD Shideler--Warren, Ind. R.l Hobart Wiley--Henry St. Huntington, Ind. Fernmae fYoungD Jellison--822 Laurel St.E1khart, Ind. Shirley lAllenJ Shultz--Montpelier, Ind. R.2 Clarence Buzzard--Huntington, Ind. R.5 Miriam KG1lbreathJ King--Marion, Ind. R.2 Ruth fHolmesJ Arnold Margaret fHowellJ Wyatt--Warren, Ind. R.2 Olive CK1nd1e J Colson--Swayzee, Ind. Genelda lK1rkz Whitehurst-1320 W. Wayne, Lima, Ohio Marjorie CKnightD Gard--Huntington, Ind. R.6 Hester CRobertsD D111--Niles, Mich. Box 192 Faye Csmythl Wearly---1208 E. 50th St. Marion, Ind. Helen Csmithl Keller--warren, Ind. R.l Jonathan Taylor--Warren, Ind. R.l Neal Thompson--Huntington, Ind. Lawrence Trout--Box 124 Clermont, Ind. Berneice lYoungJ worrick--warren, Ind. R.l Cleatus Allen--Deceased Eileen KJonesD Rice--1419 S. Lowell, Santa Ana, Calif Cyril Lahr--Huntington, Ind. R.5 Oma lLeeJ Boundy--Huntington, Ind. R.6 Thomas Nutter--630 Olive St. Bakersfield, Calif. Ivan Pinkerton--South llth St. R.8 Bakersfield, Mich. Willard Pinkerton--Huntington, Ind. R.8 Virgil Rowe--Huntington, Ind. R.4 Dallas Sands--University, Alabama Box 1652 Walter Scott--1619 S. Avd. G. Portales, New Mexico Anna Mae lSmithJSchwe1khardt-3520 E.Yale St. Phoenix Athalea Csmyaerj Nealis--1411 E. 38th St. Marion, Ind DeLoyde Thompson--1517 Clover Lane, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dorrell Allen--Van Buren, R.l Gail Brinneman--Deceased Martha KD1llonJ Smart--516 N. Broadway, Dayton, Ohio Grafton Heiney--800 West 37th St. Anderson, Ind. Edna fHerringD Fox--Lafontaine, Ind. Maxine fH1teJ Keith--Huntington, Ind. KGarly Isabel KHo1mesJ Daugherty-218 w. Market, Needles, Calif CFreder1ckJ Katherine lJonesJ Streib-165 second Ave. Clula V1sta,Ca1 1041476 CRussel1D fJame8l 1935 KJoej !MyronD fV1rgi1J 1936 QEldonJ KPotterJ KC1yaeJ KHaskielJ Kcharlesj lO.E.D 1222 lwilliaml lDeanJ fG11b6rtl Glen Landrum--Elwood, Ind. R.3 JQDQ Lee 'van Buren, Indo Crystal fLoveJ wright--81 E. 2nd St. Peru, Ind. Mary Jane KPassmore7 Harris--Bluffton, Ind. Glenn Riggs--800 W. Jackson St. Kokomo, Ind. A Charles Satterthwaite-1306 W. Melbourne St. Logansport Harry Taylor--Van Buren, Ind. R.l Marshall Campbell--915 W. 2nd Anderson, Ind. Kathleen CKar1gerl Vallance--Goshen, Ind. Elma lcouchj Lindley--Markle, Ind. R.l Cleatus Daugherty--2421 S. Ga1latin,Mar1on, Ind. Kenneth Hefner--Van Buren, Ind. R.l Gilbert Lee--2508 S. Boots, Marion, Ind. Oris Lee--448 W. Tipton St., Huntington, Ind. Betty CLeedyJ Rowe--Huntington, Ind. R.4 Cecil Myers--1644 N. Jefferson St., Huntington, Ind. Charles Rowe--1103 E. 39th st., Marion, Ind. Omer Smith Edward Brown--Warren, Ind. R.1 Mildred KBrownJ wall--Huntington, Ind. R.3 James Clements--573 Cline St. Huntington, Ind. Haskiel Daugherty--warren, Ind. Esther lFrankD Martin--101 S. Orange, Exeter, Calif. Lorene KG11breathJ Spence--Van Buren, Ind. R.1 Roy Harris Dwight Holmes--Warren, Ind. Martha CHolmesJ Daugherty--warren, Ind. Harold Shideler--warren, R.3 william Smith--warren, R.l Wilma Jeanne lsmithj Rowe-1103 E. 39th St. Marlon, Ind Dale Trout--921 Elm st. Huntington Fred wehr--Huntington, R.5 Nina Cwilllamsl Kariger--Van Buren, R.1 Robert Boyd--Warren, R.1 winifred CBeghtelD Smith--warren, R.l Floyd Brown--Lafontaine, R.2 Dennis Couch--warren, R.1 Merritt Elliot--418 W. 6th St., Marion Halcyon lEvansD Shelley--warren, Ind. Dale Hanna--203 N. 14th St. New Castle, Ind. William Hefner--Van Buren, R.1 Mary KHolmesJ Lee--2508 S.Boots, Marion John Howell--5722 Bernal Dr., Dallas, Texas Emerson Kem--710 S. Nebraska St., Marion 1041476 KHaroldD lHarry5 1938 CLawrenceJ KOraJ KGlenj Kshayl CLeonl CErnestJ 1959 KEmerson3 KDorrel1l CJohnD Imax! KLawrenceJ 1940 Charles Lawrence--Lafontaine, Ind. Richard Haddock--warren, R.3 John Moon--Marion, R.6 Walter Rowe-2736 Magnolia Ave. North Hills, Avis Ksatterthwaitel Yates--warren, Ind R 1 Edwin Satterthwaite--Van Buren, Ind R 1 Roy Shideler--warren, Ind. R.1 Evelyn CwehrJO'Connor--9346 Kelly Field, Los Angeles Verland Wintrode Harry Allen--Huntington, Ind. R.6 Noel C. Buzzard Jr.--Warren, Ind. R 1 Mineva CCampbe1lJ wehr--Andrews, Ind R 1 Hilda CChenowethl Banter--Van Buren, Ind Mae Chenoweth Ruby CCookJ Jones--Marion, Ind. R.2 George Freck--Upland, Ind. Max Harvey--Van Buren, Ind. Ruth KHoffmanJ Hayes-1703 S. Market, Kokomo Ind. Glen Jones--Marion, Ind. R.2 Corda lMoonJ Welsh--Van Buren, Ind R 1 Dean Shelley--Warren, Ind. Gene Thompson--Warren, Ind. R.3 Marvin Thompson--Huntington, Ind. Reva Cwagnerl Lee--Kandess, Ind. Max williams--warren, Ind. Vaughn Archibald--Huntington, Ind. R 7 Hgskiel Clements--Warren, Ind. R.1 Samuel Cross William Evans--Warren, Ind. Berneice KFreckJKem-710 S. Nebraska St Marion Marceil qnarveyy Allen--Van Buren, Ind R 1 Garl Holmes--Deceased Maurice Holmes--warren, Ind. Ernest Lee--Landess, Ind. Clell Myers, Jre 'warren, Indo R01 Ellen Peterson Beatrice CR1ggsJ Shideler--Warren, Ind R 2 Helen CRub1el Campbell--Lafontaine, Eileen Cwagnerh Harvey--Van Buren, Ind. Leola Kwehrl Richard Boyd Ernest Brown Jack Buzzard Booher--Warren, Ind. --Huntington, Ind. R.3 -Marion, IMO R02 'iiqarren, Indo R05 1041476 lGeorgeJ 1941 QFrancisJ HLeroyJ KGeneJ CLawrenceJ Kcalvinl CReverl dFerrisJ Kcarll Kslvinj KGeorgej 1942 KHomerD iLloydJ fClarenceD CEstell lRogerJ IDOIIJ Lloyd Campbell--Alexandria, Ind. R.3 Anna Mae Lee--Montpelier, Ind. R.2 Ralph Moon--Warren, Ind. R.5 Virgil Ruble--Warren, Ind. Levis Shaw--Warren, Ind. Myrtle Smith Byron Tippey--624 E. Stephenson St. Marion, Ind. Phyllis Cwileyl Watters--2913 Lily St. Ft. Wayne Christie CAllenJ Lake--3436 Broadway, Ft. wayne Richard Allred Ruby Beckman Phillip Bollhoefer--2005 Fruit St. Huntington, Ind. Thelma KCampbellJ Beck--Van Buren, Ind. R.1 Homer Clements--Warren, Ind. R.5 Margaret lF1ckle7 Shideler--314 E. High st. Huntington Wilma Hoffman--Deceased Betty KHolmesJ Blinn--624 S. Nebraska St. Marion Imogene Koontz--Huntington Wilma lmyersi DePew--Tustin, Mich. R.2 Nina KReddingD Morris--406 Hasty St. Huntington Eva Csatterthwaitel Daugherty--warren, Ind. R.l Dale Tarr--1007 w. 11th St., Marion Anita KVan winklel Rice--Upland, Ind. Mildred fwearlyl Baker--1520 So. Branson st. Marion Mildred Cwehrj Bergman--Warren Robert Brinneman--Warren, R.1 Edna Cchopsonj Clements--Warren, R.3 Ferris Daugherty--Warren, R.l George Detamdre--Warren, R.l Lloyd Enyeart--Huntington, R.6 Roberta lHoffmanJ Campbell--2317 N. Purdum, Kokomo, Ind Ovid Lahr--Huntington, R.7 Mary Roberts Berta Roberts Rosadene CShawD Moore--516 W. Sixth st. Marion Lamont Shelley--Deceased Gene Shideler--514 E. High St. Huntington Lois Cshumakerl Nash--warren, R.1 Richard Smyser--Huntington, R.7 Meredith Thompson--Warren, Ind. Betty fThorneJ Shaw--Warren, Ind. R.3 Guilford Wehr--Warren, R.l Maxine fwelkerj Pinkerton--Van Buren, R.l 76 10414 1945 CDenn1eJ CGeorgej KHaroldj CBasi1l ILGGJ CHenryQ lkobertl Qwilbury 1944 KRobertJ lRobert7 lR1chardl 1945 lThurll CMHXJ lEdw1nJ CMarv1nJ Richard Adams--6082 Broadway, Apt. 1, Anderson, Ind. Verle A11TBd--408 E. Dewey St., Wichita, Kansas Jean CB1osserl Trout--Warren, Indo Ethel KBollhoefer7 Pace--P.O. Box 682, Marion Herbert Clements--Deceased Robert Daugherty--Dayton, Ohio Donald Holmes--Van Buren, R.l Joseph Huber--Warren, Ind. Ardath QMcDanielJ Miller--312 W. Berry, Alexandria, Glen Moon--Van Buren, Ind. Betty CPulleyJ Wiley--Huntington, R.6 Naomi Cshawj Miller--Urbana, Ind. R.l Robert Sprowl--Hartford City, Ind. Genevieve fstraitj Bruins--Minot, North Dakota Betty lwearlyj Brinneman--warren, Ind. R.5 Roland wehr--Huntington, R.6 Opal lwilliamsl Stine--North Manchester, Ind. R.1 Margaret Allen--Warren, R.1 Charles Brown Betty lDetamoreD Dye--Princeton, Ind. R.l David Huber--2155 Littleton st. w.Lafayecte, Ind. Phyllis lLahrl Reed--527 Henry St. Huntington, Ind. George Rowe--4625 S. Harmon St., Marion, Ind. Robert Shideler--Warren, Ind. Betty CTroxel1l Miller--Van Buren, Ind. Roger Van Winkle--Van Buren, R.1 Mary Wesco--Marion, Indiana Roger Worster--Warren, R.3 James Barnes--Mason, Ohio R.l Donald E. Harrell--Huntington, R.7 Jean CSm1thj Howell--Lafontaine, Ind. R.l Warren Freck--520 Court St. Huntington, Ind. Dean Cook--Huntington, R.5 Lois lF1ck1eJ Blaugh--Fort Wayne, Ind. R.14 Wanda lLassiterD Campbell--53 W. Kitt St. Huntington George Rex Paul--Warren Charles D. Senkpiel Thomas E. Sprowl Wayne Thornburgh Dennie Mack Trout--warren, Ind. Susie lYatesJ ward--1331 Fruit St. Huntington Ind 1041470 1946 CRichardl lwilliaml CNormanl Cwalterl Cwilliamj COrv111ej CHowardJ lBi11j 1947 lGai1J fwarrenl 1948 2Haro1?7 Jer CLOYSZ KRogerJ IJOGJ Betty Allen--Warren, R.1 Esther CThorne7 Grove--warren, R.2 Dottie lHo1mesJ Mann--warren, Ind. Lorene lLovel H111--Lafontaine, R.1 Maxine CCook7 Satchwill--warren, R.l Rosetta CMoonJ Welker--Van Buren, R.1 Doris KBrownB Bergman--Bryant, R.1 Pauline CLynnJ Adsit--Warren, R.1 Ferol lKemJ Dewees--warren, Ind. Wilma Jane Shaw--Warren, R.3 Eugene Barnes--warren, Ind. R.l Dale Brown--Warren, Ind. Harry Dean Broun--U.S.Army Everett McMillan--Marion, R.6 Robert Smyth--warren, R.3 Dale Holmes--Van Buren, R.1 Perry Paul--1749 E. St. Apt. 204, San Bernardino, Calif. Jack Sunderman--U.S. ATEN Edgar Meyer--215 N. Boots St. Marion Phillip Sprawl--2911 S. Anthony Blvd. Ft. Wayne Richard Pickle--warren, R.1 Mark Sunderman--warren, R.3 Jack Neff--warren, Ind. U.S. Army Madonna KHefnerJ Booth--Van Buren, R.1 Joe Browder--Van Buren, R.1 Carl Browder--Van Buren, R.l Devonna lcampbelll Leas--Montpelier, R.2 Joan CHo1dren7 Freck--320 Court St. Huntington, Ind. Dale Davis--Warren, R.l Richard Chambers--Marion, R.6 Roger Detamore--U.S. Army Marvin Shideler--6032 E. Market st. Huntington, U.s. Army Joan CPau1D Trout--Warren, R.1 Lois CLoveJ Walters--Warren, R.1 Martha KBrownb Eppard--Huntington, R.7 William Garvey Joe wehr--warren, H.1 Frances Wesco--warren, R.1 Freda lLynnD Van Winkle--Van Bu en, R.1 John Souers--Lafontaine, R.l Meredith Shaw--Warren, Ind., R.l william zellers--warren, Ind. R.1, U.S. Army Betty Bentley--Warren, Indo Joyce lSmithD wehr--warren, R.1 IUQLQIU 1949 CSamj Cwaynel fClydeQ 1950 CDeanl lJamesy CDuaneJ CKennethJ fR1chardj CDickJ KMarkD lJackj 1951 CLowel1D lwendellj Glenora KShawJ,Shook--Warren, R.3 wayne Welker--warren, R.l, U.S. Army Sam Shook--Warren, R.3, U.S. Army Mark Zeller--warren, R.1, U.S. Army Ruth Anne ivan winklelwelker--warren, R.1 Donna CTraylorJ Trump--1641 Byron St., Huntington Kenneth Davis--warren, R.1, U.S. ATEN Mae Wehr--warren, Ind., R.1 Herbert Searles--Huntington, R.7, U.S. Army Richard Stanley--Van Buren, R.l., U.S. Marine DeloreslTraylorJ--1641 Byron St., Huntington Barbara CDetamoreJ Hart--1916 Eileen St., Ft. Donna CLynchl Hoover--warren, R.l Harley Ralston--U.S. Army Marion Meyer--726 S. walnut St., Marion Robert Allen--Air Force Marybee lBent1eyJ McCoy--warren, Ind. Don Brown--U.S. Army Von Brown--warren, R.1 Donald Chambers--Marion, R.6 Clarence Highley--warren, R.l, U.S. Army Wanda lKnightD Chopson--Warren, Ind. Weldon Lassiter--Deceased Demaris CL1nesD Smith--warren, Ind. R.5 George Moon--Van Buren, R.1, U.S. Army Carol KSmithJ Buzzard--Warren, R.l Patricia Stanley--Van Buren, R.1 Juanita Cwescol Anson--Huntington, R.8 Ralph Wesco--warren, R.l, U.S. Army Ruth KYeiterJ Pugh--Box 58, Millington, Tenn. Lynn Shaw--warren, R.1 Dwight Shaw--Warren, R.5 DorothafFulton7 Thomas--Huntington, R.5 Barbara Wesco--warren, R.1 Glen Searles--Huntington, R.7 Gene Searles--Huntington, R.7 Alice Smith--warren, R.1 Dean Welker--Van Buren, R.l Richard McDaniel--warren, R.l Bettie CHardinJ Mann--warren, R.3 Karl Brugger--Germany Howard Thompson--Warren, U.S. Army Mary Stanley--Van Buren, R.1 Wayne ID 1U9l5 1952 Janet Stanley--Van Buren, R.1 Ronald Neff--Warren, R.3 Donald Neff--Warren, R.5 James Thompson--Warren, R.1 Vivian Ralston--Van Buren, R.1 Ethel Zellers--Warren, R.1 Louise wehr--Warren, R.1 Jack Davis--Warren, R.1 Edith Yeiter--Warren, R.1 Gene Pinkerton--Warren, R.1 Gene Williams--warren, R.1 4 For Generations . . . It Has Always Been H.BROWN Q: S011 WARREN, INDIANA UNERAL IRECTORS' URNITURE EALERS ozone: esnemw Mnwnzo L. 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