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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1954 volume:

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V 7-, V Q... -. - M ...V . ,f Q, 1 , . , .55 :Pg f - V' fl N K. 3 Y., ,A f:':if'g , lgqs-'fn -- 1 xxx- 5147, f-if 'x' ff, ,J .7126 '-iw -.fiiy , ' Mr-,Q Ll, A w , 1541603 Why Do We Go Here? We have been going here for twelve years now. We think that without these twelve years we would be in bad shape. We have learned many things here and we go away very happy with ourselves. Many of the smaller children just stepping into it thinks it looks very big and lonely. This is soon forgotten when you meet the grand people who are to guide you through the next portion of your life. we wish now to thank you, the public, for making it possible. We don't know what we would do without you and our grand teachers. We hope that all present and future children of Jefferson Township may have 12 years as beneficial and en- joyable as ours have been. fi Q E 0- 'I 1541603 We dedicate our yearbook to Mr. C.V. Mcilhaney, the present 5th and 6th grade teacher at Jefferson. He has dedicated his life to teaching and guiding young people, having some 34 years experience as an elementary teacher, coach, high school teacher, and principal. For six years prior to the 1953-54 school year he was principal at Jefferson. We use this method to give Mr. McE1haney our sincere thanks for helping us in our quest for a high school education. aw-W 'W WV' ,,,,,,,,wf-,.mvM wwwn NNW ' x ,,,,....,, mmm W fwsw'- ww' , V ' ' ' :Q9.,MwLM ' wmmwmggggw .wN'f2.kwm,fAN. fm . K' vm-'XW' 1541603 .........--.-n 96 Superintendent b Harold Smith Trust as Principal n TaY10T M8I ed1-th Th Jonatha Ompson Advisory Board George Spahr Ovid Smith Harley Trout 1541603 Hattie Bonham AB Indiana School Treasurer Home Ee., Geog. Senior Sponsor Mary Armfield Ma ion Co ege SP5 and 4kg grade C. Virgil McElhaney AB Central Normal MS Butler 5th and 6th Grade 'NMFS' John Hefner AB Michigan State Science Agriculture Junior Sponsor Erma Carlson AB Huntington Social Studies, 111118 1 C Freshman Sponsor winifred Stech BQ Huntin on t . 1 am- 253 grade 1541603 Esther Bean AB Huntington English Phys. Education Sophomore Sponsor Robert Hullinger Tulane Coach, Mathematics, Social Studies Eight Grade Sponsor qw x5 efr'gm: ,, 7 S IE 6 gg N 00?- Xtlm ft Q M' QQ? I 32. 2. S B3 Z Mary Brown BidBa11 State 2 and 5rd grade Leonard Suesz BM Butler Band 1541603 1541603 Patricia Wesco nPatn Chorus 1 Class Play 5,4 Class Officer l,2,3,4 4-H Work 8 years Jon R. Johnson 'Jack il Wwhat a bush shakerg' Food Dutch Apple Pie Song 'Walking the Dog Class Play 3,4 Basketball l,2,3,b Baseball l,2,3,h Track 2,3,L Favorite Expression Favorite Favorite Ambition To become a Teacher N Favorite Expression nOh Johnn Favorite Food Strawberry Short Cake Favorite Dong nChanging Partnersn Ambition To be a Nurse Peggy McCoy 'Peg' Chorus l,2,3,h Yell Leader l Class Play 3,b A-H Work 8 years Band 1 2 3,h Harold Searles UJoe Class Play 3,4 Class Officer 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 ion HAmen1tV Fried Chicken nChanging Partners Baseball l,2,3,4 Favorite Express Favorite Food Favorite Song Ambition Truck Driver 9 Favorite Expression '0h, Dear' Favorite Food Deep Fried Chicken Favorite Song 'Stranger in Paradise' Ambition To become a Professional Accountant 1541603 Mona Stanley Chorus'2,3 Class Play 3,4 Class Officer 5,4 4-H Work 4 years James Pinkerton WJim' Class Play 3 Basketball l,2,3,b Baseball A-H Work Favorite Favorite Favorite Ambition 1,2,3,L, -7 years Expression WRea1 Gone! W Food Candy Song WYou, You, Youn To become a Farmer Favorite Expression USillyH Favorite Food Butterscotch Pie Favorite Song uAnywhere I Wondern Ambition ' Pauline Osborn l..., Favorite Favorite Favorite Ambition To be a Nurse Maurice Campbell WDutchW Class PlaY 3,L Basketball l,2,3,b Baseball A-H Work Favorite Favorite Favorite Ambition Chorus 2,3 Class Play 3,4 Expression HI Reckon.W Food Ice cream Song NAmazing Gracen To be a Nurse 1,2,3,b 2 years Expression 'Phooey!' Food Ice Cream Song 'Kiss of Fire' To become a Truck Driver 1541603 Patricia Pope nPatu Chorus 1,4 Class Play 4 Keith Shideler ushid Chorus 1,5 'Class Play 5,4 Class Officer 1,3 Basketball l,2,5,4 Baseball Track 4-H Work Favorite Favorite Favorite Ambition l,2,3,4 2 4 years Expression NNuts!U Food Cream Pie 'Ong 'Tell Me Your Mineu To own a 1956 Sky Liner Ford Favorite Expression Hold dumb thingln Favorite Food Strawberry Short Cake Favorite bong nEbb Tide' Ambition To become a Teacher a 5 :zagfflssa-,. FFWFQ wtfkl ' vi 91.355235 A ,- P .af ,- , mga:-ev: 3i?IfPfQf:Iia'1a.vgQYi gawgmgaa tggig f-' Dean Smith 'Smithy' Class Play 3,h Basketball 1,2,3,u 1,2,3,h 1 year Baseball A-H Work Lamoine DeHaven 'Monie' Class Play 31h Class Officer l,3,L Basketball 2,3,h Baseball A-H Work Favorite Favorite Favorite Ambition 1,2.3,h 2 years Expression 'Let's see' Food French Fries Song 'Richochet' To be a Millionaire Favorite Expression Uwhatis the difference?' Favorite Food Chocolate Cake Favorite Song 'From Rags to Richesn Ambition To become a Farmer 03 15416 Larry Sprowl 'Baldy' Nona Fox Chorus 1,2,3,b Class Play 3,L Class Officer 3 Favorite Expression 'born' Favorite Food Chocolate Pie Favorite Song 'Beyond the Blue Horizon' Ambition To become a good Typist Class Play 3,h Class Officer 1 Basketball i,h 'Baseball Track A-H Work Favorite Favorite Favorite Ambition 3,b 2 years Expression 'Aw Gee!' F d P Pie Sggg 'gill I Waltz Again with You' To become a good Mechanic , , X vs W X Allen Kindl Chmms3 Class Pl Basketba Baseball Track l, Favorite Favorite Favorite Ambition ey 'Stogie' ay 3,4 ll 1,2,5,4 l,2,3 2,5,4 Expression 'Who me?H Food Butterscotch Pie Song 'Changing Partners' To have a new car Barbara Forrester 'Barb' Chorus 1,4 Class Play 3,L Favorite Expression 'My Cowl' Favorite Food French Fries k Strawberry Sodas Favorite Song 'Many Times' Ambition To Graduate and get a Job 1541603 Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most 22112 Maroon E Gray SENIOR CHARACTERISTICS successful-- intellectual handsome ---- beautiful--- honest ------ candid ------ courteous--- athletic ---- thoughtful-- helpful ----- cheerful ---- popular ----- amiable ----- -----Jack Johnson -----Nona Fox -Maurice Campbell Lamoine DeHaven -----Patricia Pope Keith Shideler Mona Stanley Pauline Osborn Allen Kindley ' 5 -----Dean Smith X W it ' x fs I! if 4.9 -----James Pinkerton -----Patricia Wesco -----Harold Searles friendly --------- Peggy McCoy fun-loving ------- Larry Sprowl gracious ---- -----Barbara Forrester FLOWER MOTTO Yellow Carnation Nothing ventured Nothing gained A baby sitter is someone Education is vhat remains after we have forgotten all we have been taught O you pay by the hour to watch television. Some men defy old age Definition of a duel: Pistols for two, breakfast for one. they, still believe that they're as good as they never were. An antique is proof that your an- cestors had very well-behaved children. 03 15416 Class History Twelve years agp, ten wide-eyed, wondering children entered Mrs. Stech's room with tearful curiosity, regretful for having left parents at home, but eager for recesses on the playground at school Six of the present graduating class were among this beginning group of children. These six, Lamoine DeHaven, Harold Searles, Dean Smith, Jim Pinkerton, Peggy McCoy, and Patricia Wesco, along with Hoe Wilson, Donald Elser, Harold Ralston, and Rose Harlan met and conquered the usual problems that confront most first- graders. when we met again in l9h3, we found that we had gained Peggy Ross, Joseph Kline, and Josephine Kline We were promoted to the third grade and advanced to the room of Miss Vilna Smith. We gained Mona Stanley, Jim Rouch, and Jim Gulley, and lost Joe Wilson, Donald Elser, Joseph and Josephine Kline. When we met the next fall, ready for our fourth grade, we had added Allen Kindley, Phyllis Hess, and Larry Chapin. Jim Rouch left us, making our class fourteen in number. In the fall of 1956, we moved up to Mrs. Armfield's room looking forward to what 1.' the year would hold for us. Keith Shideler, Larry Sprowl, and Carolyn Brains joined moved away leaving sixteen in our class our group while Jim Gully In the sixth grade we found that Bill Byers had come to spend a few years vith us. Phyllis Hess and Larry Chapin left our class, reducing our number to fifteen. When we met at school in the fall of l9L8, we hardly knew what to expect of 'The Great Big High School learned that our daily routine was much Siden. Very shortly we changed, but soon we grew accustomed to the ways of our older classmen. Dewayne Baker and Nona Fox joined us to share the experience of our junior high years. In our eighth year Bill Yeiter, Maurice Campbell, and Jack Johnson came, enlarging our class to twenty. In 1950, we entered Jefferson High School as green freshmen. We were cordially welcomed by the sophomores at initiation, our first big event of the year. Our class entered High School with 20 members with Mrs. Bonham as our sponsor. When we gathered at the school as sophomores we found that Barbara Forrester and Pauline Osborn had joined us. This year it was our privilege to initiate the freshmen. This year our class presented a one act play for Patron's Day which was enjoyed hy all. Pat Pope joined us at the beginning of our Junior year and Pegay Ross left us to get married. le -vwf were a very busy class as this was our first money-making year. We collected scrap, sold Christmas cards, had a Penny Supper, and presented our class play entitled WDesperate Ambrosen. We were all very glad to receive our class rings which we thought were very nice. In our Senior year we gave our class play, WShoot the Worksn. We chose our class motto nNothing Ventured, Nothing Gainedng our class colors, maroon and gray, and our flower, the yellow car- nation. As we come to the close of our we want to thank Mrs. Bonham, our class class to be a success. We also vant to thank all the other teachers who Helped years. Thanks again. twelve years of education, sponsor, for helping our take this opportunity to us through our school 1541603 CLASS POEM by Jon R. Johnson CJackJ First comes our President, Who's first name is Joe. When it comes to brains and all Mr. Searles is no Smo. Our Vice is Lamoine DeHaven, Who is very, very bright. When some are stumped And in the dark, It's he who sees the light. Miss Stanley is our Secretary, Mona is her name. ' Ask Jim who is the cutest, Yep, one and Pat Wesco is We all think- Why wouldn't the same. our treasurer, she's a Honey, we think so? She keeps the Seniors money. Like em tall and dark, you say? I've got just the guy. Keith Shideler is his name And he certainly is not shy. A Jeffersonian from the start, That is Peggy McCoy. She's smart and ambitious And quite a tomboy. Biggest of all is mighty Dutch. What a man he will bel He's a forward And Co-Captain With brains to I'm talking of on the ball team too, you see. spare, Pat Pope. When it comes to lessons She certainly is no dope. a smile Allen Kindley always has Handsome, blond, andytall. When you want some help, He's always on the ball. A girl with grins for all, Barbara Forrester it is. When it comes to joy and laughs, She really is a whiz. Corney as can be, Yep, lt's Larry Sprowl. No matter how things go, He never has a scowl. The redhead of the class comes to school to learn. Of course you guessed it, It's Pauline Osborn. Dean is the silent one, haste. He never uses Still when he has finished, He hasn't any waste. The last girl Nona makes seven in all. She's quiet and shy, But always on the ball. in the class, Jim Pinkerton, otherwise known as Oz, A lad who's never sad. With his set shots on the ballfloor, He makes us very glad. Well, I'm finally at the end, I've got them all but me. But I'm worn out from all the rest, I guess I'll let it be. 03 15416 an YM We, the Seniors of '54, will our ability to be seniors to the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen. We, the senior boys, will our ability to have nine boys on the varsity team to any class who wants to try. I We, the Senior girls, will our ability to get along together to the Junior girls. I, Maurice Campbell, will my ability to throw erasers without getting caught to Lanny Wearley. I, Barbarba Forrester, will my ability to be good to Evelyn Hedrick. I, Nona Fox, will my giggles to Marilyn Faulk. I, Jack Johnson, will my height to Mary Louise Miller. I, Allen Kindley, will my ability to get kicked out of class to Jay Allen. I, Peggy McCoy, will my athletic ability to Ruby Osborn. I, Pauling Osborn, will my ability to be quiet to Wayne Keller. I, James Pinkerton, Will my ability to play hooky to Wayne btanley. I, Patricia Pope, will my ability to get along with most people to Joenita Bonewitz. I, Harold Searles, will my ability to get along with Mr. Hefner to Billy Davis. I, Keith Shideler, will my black hair to Mary HRedH Smith. I, Dean Smith, will my ability to get by without working to Martin Love. I, Larry Dprowl, will my ability to go to school and to stand the teachers to Joann Uavis. I, Mona Stanley, will my good humor to Marcia Spahr. I, Patricia Wesco, will my temper to Karen McCoy. I 1541603 CLASS PROPHECY or 1964 One Christmas as I was walking down Main Street with my arms full of packages I bumped into a very well dressed man, and fell flat. As he was helping me pick up my packages, I looked up and saw that it was Jack Johnson, who had become a well known peace-time atomic household furnishing manufacturer. bince he was on his way to an important dinner engagement we parted but before he left he invited me to his home on Park Avenue, one of the wealthest districts in the city. I arrived at his home promptly at eight o'clock and was ushered into the beautiful living-room where Patricia Johnson, the former Patricia Wesco, was sitting in a big chair reading a story to Pamala Jane, Jon Robert Jr., and Sally Ann. It was almost overso I waited until she was finished and the children had scampered off to bed. Then Jack came in and we began to talk over old times. uwhere in the world is Larry Sprowl?U I asked Jack. He told me that Larry had returned to Texas shortly after school closed and was a big oil man there. Lamoine DeHaven was a big olive stuffer in California and had married Marilyn Laroe the famous movie starlet. Pat asked me if I knew anything about Keith and Jim. I said yes, Keith owned a famous chain of drugstores and Jim Pinkerton started as a worker in a manufacturing company and had finally become president of the company. He and the former Mona Stanley had married and had twin boys. We,all knew about Nona Fox since her husband had discovered an important medicine for the treatment of Cancer. And Barbara Forrester whom we saw every week on television in the comedyuMiss Livermore Rides Again' Pauline Osborn had become a nurse and had risen to the position of Head Nurse in a hospital in Denver, Colorado. Dutch Campbell, a steeple jack, was working on a building that Joe Searles the famous architect had designed. Dean bmith become a very successful farmer right at home in Jefferson Twp. Peggy McCoy had become a great artist in Music and had recently played in Carnegie Hall where she received great reviews from the critics. While she was striving for this honor she worked as a hash slinger in a two-bit resturant on 95th. Street. Allen Kindley had become an undertaker in So. Bend , Indiana. Then the talk turned to me. what had I been doing since I finished high school? After finishing mu work at ball State Teachers College where I received my teaching degree, I taught the Sth and 6th grade for two years, after which I married a young man whom I had met in college while he was studying for the law profession. I have one child, Elizabeth Denise. Who am I? Patricia Pope, the writer of this prophecy. sv W 'Q' .D 'F 1541603 Mary Ann Smith lbw , nMe,?:e3+ ...., X 5 i9?'SQ w nfl' -b X J gs, 1 like gr f . - 'Wigw- Qjggy -mn ., 7 M.s.exs.e? Evelyn Hedrick 4 X gg minm .... . ,. , ' 1 .P 1 Vx -W MQ X ':, . Joan Davis Bob Trout Mar! Miller -MQ, , E . , Wx fif,:','.f. I , Rain ,fZi.:i,i!f' Q wmxiiagmg my if 5 4 ' 'a ::'5f..:1 ff?f52glii Martin Love Y A VON, user! Joenita Bonevitz Lanny wearly Q ' ' . ' -Q35 5?4'5QNWVQ EQEHQQEE AA-- Q Ruby Osborn ,rgfge o l Wayne Stanley Karen McCoy , t,iESfn , ,:,, A Z S,,,Q:,:, . ,,-Q Jay Allen X if Q , af rl Wx, lf '4 W' A v-amy Marilyn Faulk A 5 .HX Bill Davis Maroia Spahr Wayne Keller 1541603 M4 s i' E3 all? A ? ' I1 F 1 xl 1 1 t , Charles Shideler Wanda D9 HBVUU 15- . , : Janice Pinkerton Z . ' X as J , C an 5 ,. .Q 1 -X ,E xg a - 5' A :tiki 4 bk ' L nf 'G' JG C :wie -gg, . Q . .V -i, , , , . it Nga Curtis Allen igiP ' S aa have A :,.,j: 3 as 1 .w w ,,, :,it ' Wilbur Wesco Rose Kariger h A 5' , - N' ,,.. : .., .,.. ,L V i - I L ':g I gaawsmeywf ..:,: ,, .,,, , ,., , , Dale Smith s my 3 fail 'qb Charles Straw H?,iri E2 A will , ....,,.. Q Sharon Cone Betty Emerick Ralph Jarvis ,f b . E X Sk ' , 1- 'f Thx?-1' ,a 12. . . K i MW 1 FHH1 Schoeff Delbert Campbell ., .,.., by K ... : .i g :. W, , ZX , ' M 3 if -,'j'?PfxQ K y James Piqune 4 1 F' QI CD KI! '1 O S I-'J 03 15416 T 1 Y i.E :- - I 4 Y ,A f La Donna Broom A ,nam 4!EiEi, i Xe Sandra Faulk Jerry Piqune Norma Schoeff It's a shame high schools don't teach everything that some of the graduates think they know. There is a simple way to keep up with the Joneses, just slow down and in a few years you are bound to meet them coming back. .. ft gw,.7,,1b 1, f- -gg., -fs., -- wma, ff- 'van iq x ,H f X ::. . 'C' 'N X - Jerry Arnold 'i V 'ik . fi Mable Searles L I gggixghiz Eugene Hunnicut 5? wwe Qx ezf. was ' , - ' , .N ., , ig nas. ., . . Carol Pinkerton Dickie Keller A kindergarten teacher is one smart gal who knows how to make little things count. I never realized the value of education , until I remembered it's time for the kids to go back to school. 603 41 Q 15 n nv-1 x 'I ' I ff ogxrfw g3Q'iiNx H34 1 I xx N L. ,J K, :J 5 . , ' ,. qi, K 1 , 'I 3 Bob Straw Jarrod Eliot David Spahp Jesse Freck - N: ie, .-32. E ikdikifg Dale Osborn Janet Smith Janet Thompson Brenda 55810-GY :.Jo .A Lf V , S 4Lfy 7 3 .4 K 4,-' Z M Nw, it Jack Emerick Keith Brown From a student's examination paper: A circle is a round straight line with a hole in the middle N I ' .' Roger Trout If exercise will eliminate fat, how in the world does a women get a double chin? 1541603 il Freshmen Class istory In the fall of 1945, approximately 20 chlldren were enrolled for our first year at school, with Mrs. Stech as our teacher. Nine of us are still together. Now in the ninth grade there are 21 of us and our sponsor, Mrs. Carlson. We had an outdoor party, and an initiation Party. Norma Schoeff is our fresidentg Brenda Stanley, Vice-Presidentg Janet Smith, Secretary and Treasurerg and Roger Trout is our Student Council member. Our Freshmen queen for this year was Sandra Faulk. Sophomore Class history We, the Sophomores, of 1954 began the school year by initiating the Freshmen Class and the two new teachers, Miss Bean and Mr. Hullinger. The initiation was followed by a Weiner roast. For our first semester class party we had a chile supper at the school. Our class officers are: President, Wanda DeHaven3 Vice-Presi- dent, Delbert Campbell, Secretary, Ralph Jarvisg and Treasurer, Paul Schoeff. Miss Bean is our sponsor. Junior Class History Out of the sixteen members of the Junior Class, six of its members started in the first grade together. We, the Juniors, are having a busy and exciting year. We started our first year of money-making by sel- ling Christmas cards, which was a big success. Our next projects undertaken were a fun-filled, back-breaking uscrap driven, and our Penny Supper both under the direction of our sponsor, Mr. John Hefner. We are now concentrating on presenting to this community our Junior Play and hope they will enjoy it. 1541603 EX - Q Eighth Grade Top row, L to R- Mr. Robert Hullinger, sponsor, Larry Suter, Noel Fox, Miles Christopher, Charles Love, Donald McFarren, and Gene DeHaven. Middle row- Rosemary McSpadden, Bettie Brown, Delores Spence, Elaine Broom, Vera Campbell, Betty Jean Brown, and Catherine Stanley. Bottom row- Susie Smith, Peggy Kreigh, Kathleen Pinkerton, Karllta Bonewitz, Karen Cone, Wilma Wesco, Norma Priddy, and Janet Piqune. The eighth grade has twenty-one members at present. They had one class party at Bettie Brown's home last fall, in which the group enjoyed a weiner roast and games after- wards. The class officiers are as follows: Presidents. Gene DeHaveng Vice President: Betty Jean Brown: Secretary and Treasury: Delores Spence. The female brain is slightly smaller and less complex than the male brain. The female brain is divided into two parts: C15 dollars and C25 cents. IOQLUUO cement. X Seventh Grade Top Row, Left to Right Roger Searles, Max Spahr, Ira C. Banter, Mr. Thompson,Sponsor, Nyle Fox, Marvin Zeller, Denny Bonewitz. Bottom Row, Left to Right JoAnn Broom, Karen Brown, Shirley DeHaven, Donna Taylor, Sandra Thompson, Judy Yates. The seventh grade has twelve members at present. This fall they had one class party at the schoolhouse in which they enjoyed hamburgers and played games afterwards. The class officiers are as followsg President: Max Spahrg Vice President: Shirley DeHaveng Secretary and Treasury: Denny Bonewitz. A lot of people have the right aim in life but they just don't pull the trigger. Its a fact that a va motor has 8 cylinders. It takes 5000 nuts and bolts to put a car to- gether but only one nut under the wheel to scatter then all over the landscape Almost every child would learn to write sooner if he did his homework on wet 1541603 ROOM 4 First Row: Left to Right Mr. C, V. McElhany iteacherl, Laural Lassiter, Galen Lassiter, Harry Poulson, John Buzzard, Delbert Suter, Terry Rhin, Ronnie Pinkerton, and Morris Zeller. Second Row: Left to Right Raymond Luckey, Steghen Holmes, Ralph Banter, Betty Moon, Jane Lahr, Mary Osborn, herry Smith, Mary Lois Simmons, and Joe Straw. Third Row: Left to Right Mary Louise Piqune, Cheryl Mclntire, Sharon Elliot, Claudia Holmes, Majorie Zeller, Pauline Davis, Phyllis Campbell, and auth Searles. Bottom Row: Left to Right Dwight Wesco, James Mossburg, Lowell Jigert, Robert Priddy, David Van Vliet, Michial Daughtery, and Jerry Simmons. The ultimate aim so far with the 5th and 6th grades is to see the practical needs for reading, writing,and arithmetic. It is also important to help develope the social life, that responsibilities may be accepted and discharged in a creditable manner. Citizenship is an overall aim throughout much of our formal education. The immediate aims of education are presented to the child through his textbooks. All this is reflected in the grades the child receives and it is hoped parents will carefully critize and aid be given where it is needed. Close cooperation between the pupil-parent- and teacher is needed to accomplish these aims and objectives. 15416115 Room 3 Top How, Left to Right Robert Piqune, Kenneth Freck, Larry Trout, Gerald Arnold, Larry Broom, Mary Armfield-Teacher, Deana Clements, Danny Spahr, Charles Poulson, Daniel Mossburg, David Banter, Wayne Osborn. Middle How, Left to Right Martha Spence, Donna Harrell, Dianna Thompson, Christine Yates, Vickie Brown, Ruth Ellen Love, Helen Straw, Carol Cone, Doris Young, Sandra Davis. Bottom Row, Left to Right Donald Buzzard, Gary Adsit, Billy Detamore, Harold Arnold, Howard Stanley, Lynn Bonewitz, George Ralston, Robert Figert, Donald Van Vliet. we enjoyed a Halloween Party. The Masquerade Party visited each class room and came back to the home room and enjoyed contests, games, and refreshments. Ruth Ellen Love was awarded the prize for the prettiest dressed, and Kenneth Freck for the ugliest dressed. On January 8th, Jane Ann Reber came from LaFontaine to join our group in the fourth grade. The entire group participated in the Christmas program presented by the grades. We had our usual Christmas exchange of gifts. On February 12th, again we turned our lessons aside for the re- maining hour of the day to enjoy our Valentines and refreshments. 1541603 Room 2 Top Row, Left to Right Dylett Charles, Betty Simmons, Marjorie Smith, Nancy Taylor, Rosemary Spence, David Broom, James Ioung, Judith Luckey, Annette Suter, Sharon Cramer, Vivian Moon, Ann Kariger. Middle Row, Left to Right Karen Noffeinger, Susette Mclntire, Marilyn Pope, Carolyn Pope, Barbara Searles, Connie Smith, Jose Ann Couch, Rita King, Mary Lou Love, Sue Shaw. Bottom Row, Left to Right Gilbert Shidelee, Steven Kreigh, Roger Pope, Patrick Collins, Michael Collins, Gene Young, Larry Allen, Rex Hunnicutt, Samuel Clements. Teacher, Mary Brown A total of SAL new words have been introduced during the year in the second grade and 899 in the third grade reading programs. Many others we should be able to work out independently We try to make out work more meaningful and yet interesting through the use of visual aids. We are very fortunate to have movies and strip films for this purpose. We avail ourselves of both the WLS and the Purdue University school radio programs. By this method, our science, reading, and music programs are enriched. We have ciphering matches, spelling bees, and word contests which gives us necessary drill practice. We hope to learn and practice those principles which will make us the best American citizens possible and we are working toward that end. 1D4lbU5 - s 3 4 Room I Top Row-Left to Right Marcia Shaw, Patricia DeHaven, Phyllis Wood, Daniel Clayborn, Linda Holmes, Keith Stanley, Richard Harrell, James Reust, Vickie Eriddy, and Ronald Brinneman. Middle Row-Left to Right Patrice Yates, Cathy Warner, Shirley King, Kathleen Straw, Billie Smith, Dianna Walton, Fey Stanley, Connie Pinkerton, Nancy Mossburg, and Linda Clements Bottom Row-George Detamore, Barry Shideler, James McDanniel, Phillip Shideler, Tomas Walton, John Young, Ray Searles, Harold Gray, Monte Daugherty. Room I has 29 children at present. Danny Johnson came from Marion but left in a few days. The first grade had 23 children when school began and Patty DeHaven came at the first of the year to join them. We have five in the second. The objectives in the first grade are from 300 to A00 sight words, names of letter sounds for each of the consonants and the short and long sounds for the vowels, the ability to work out three and four letter words, count to 100 by 2's, 5's, l0's, and the number combinations to ten. To attain these objectives ve have nine work books and three pre-primers Also the primer, first reader and much supplementary material. The children especially like the strip films and movies they see. They are under the leadership of Mrs. Stech. Xl l w v A 03 15416 Lamoine DeHaven nDeeU Varsity 2,5,4 Guard Senior Keith Shideler 'Shid' Varsity 2,3,h Forward Senior Bob Hullinger nHu11yu Coach Jon Johnson UJackU Varsity 2,5,4 Center Senior Jim Pinkerton HOZU Varsity 3,4 Guard Senior -A 5 V Harold Searles VJoeW Varsity 3,4 Forward Senior 1541603 Maurice Campbell 'Dutchn Varsity 3,h Forward Senior Jay Allen HJayu Varsity 5 Guard Junior X338 519 'QB Lilaxigsf, Larry Sprowl NBaldyU Varsity 4 Center Senior Robert Trout uBobn Varsity 5 Guard Junior mQ' 4 Q Allen Kindley nSt0Si9N Varsity h Forward Senior 1HQg1 ajiinefaj Dean Smith nSmittyW Varsity 4 Guard Senior 1541603 VARSITY Jefferson 44 Jackson Jefferson 29 Van Buren Jefferson 31 Andrews Jefferson 27 Union Jefferson 25 Hunt. Township Jefferson 54 Clear Creek Jefferson 68 Bippus Jefferson 59 Jefferson Jefferson 58 Banquo Jefferson 54 wclear Creek Jefferson 42 Nwarren Jefferson 68 Banquo Jefferson 52 Markle Jefferson 59 LaFontaine Jefferson 45 Rock Creek Jefferson 80 Liberty Center Jefferson 46 Lancaster Jefferson 31 Warren Jefferson 50 awarren 4County and Sectional Tourney Games The Jefferson Center Varsity basketball team competed in the county tourney held at the Com- munity gym at Huntington January 13-17. The Jefferson Spartans defeated the highly rated Clear Creek Bulldogs by a score of 54-453 but were beaten by the warren Lightning Five 52-42 in our second game of the tourney. In the sectional tourney held in February the Jefferson Spartans were matched against the Warren Lightning Five. Ne were defeated 57-50 after playing a good game. The Jefferson Spartans ended the season with 7 wins and 12 losses. The Spartan team was coached by Robert Hullinger. we, the Denier boys, wish to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Hullinger for his untiring efforts in making our Senior year of basketball a pleasant one. w af ,sf Z A X 1541603 1 J Second Team Top Row: Left to Right Delbert Campbell KMgr.J, Jarrod Eliot, Lee Brown, Bob Hullinger lcoachl, Charles Shideler, Ralph Jarvis, Wilbur Wesco, Martin Love CMgr.D. Middle Row: Wayne Stanley, Roger Trout, Richard Keller, Dale Smith, Jack Emrick, David Spahr, Jerry Arnold. Bottom Row: Eugene Hunnicutt KMgr.D. Jefferson ------ 26 Jackson ------------ -54 H - ----- 19 Van Buren ---------- -41 U ------ 21 Andrews ----.--..-.-- 27 H ------ 16 Union ------------ --.4O ' ------ 26 Township -------- ----55 ' ------ 22 Clear Creek- -------- 52 U ------ 28 Bippus -------------- 45 N ------ 26 Jefferson Grant ----- 55 N ------ 53 Warren -----------.- -45 U ------ 26 Rock Creek -.----.-- -25 N ------ 28 LaFonta1ne ---------- 51 H ------ 45 Rock Creek --------- -42 ------55 Liberty Center------50 U ------ 31 LancasterCOvertimeJ-34 ------31 Warren-------------.58 41603 Q 15 Junior High Basketball Team Top row, left to right: Denny Bonewitz, Marvin Zeller, Larry Suter, Mr. Hullinger,Coach, Gene DeHaven, Max Spahr, and Roger Searles. Bottom row, left to right! Nile Fox, Donald McFarren, Jim Reber, Eugene Hunnicutt,Student manager, Charles Love, Noel Fox, and Ira Banter. The Jr. High team entered in a tournament at Warren. They played Rock Creek in the afternoon. They won, the score being: Rock Creek 22 and Jefferson h3. They met Warren in final game that evening. The score was: Warren LL and Jefferson Zh. Their season record was as following: Jefferson-2? -------------------------------- --Lincoln---32 ' -2 ---------------------------------- Warren ---- 3 ' -23 ---------------------------------- Riley ----- 24 W -27 ---------------------------------- Banquo ---- 33 -28 -------------------------- -H ------- Lancaster-38 ' -33 ---------------------------------- Riley ----- 25 ' -31 ---------------------------------- Markle ---- 20 -16 ---------------------------------- Lincoln---36 lD4l0U6 YELL LEADERS Mary Ann Smith, Marcia Spahr, Wanda DeHaven. W '21- X G, 55. . ifiwfmw f, 24:15 1 6 x, .XM f.-f Eugene Hunnicutt Delbert Campbell Martin Love Student Manager Student Manager Student Manager 1541603 'K' -k XY? ,,!l :sg i E 1541603 V l JT L l 4 Top Row: Left to Right Baseball Team Wayne Keller CStudent Managerl, Jim Pinkerton, Lee Brown, Jack Johnson, Coach Hullinger, Keith Shideler, Charles Shideler, Lamoine DeHaven, Maurice Campbell, Delbert Campbell K Student Manager I . Middle Row Jarrod Eliot, Charles Straw, Harold Searles, Larry Sprowl, Bob Trout, Jay Allen, Dean Smith, Ralph Jarvis. Bottom Row Spahr, Roger Trout. Jeff.-12 ----- Warren ------ ' - l ----- Union ------- ' -16 ----- Banquo ------ W - 3 ----- Clear Creek- W -30 ----- Markle ------ W -16 ----- Warren ------ YI - 9 ----- Andrews ----- C-4 0 '1 '1 '4 P' W 3 0 I-' D- EJ SD I-4 0 U1 B p. d' 5' CJ P' O 95' FQ CD F-' P- CD '1 Ce 97 0 Pi' E 5 H p. O PF' U B9 4 P' D- I-' I-' 'PXIGOMJXANO J'eff.- 8 U - O W -12 N -lu n , 1 U - 33:--- Hunt. Township Roanoke ------- Van Buren ----- Rock Creek ---- Lancaster ----- Bippus ------- - 15415U3 COOKS Louise Brown and Helen Moon mwwsfw ,W 1 BUS DRIVERS Top Row: Left to Right Fred Love, Chester Myers Bottom Row: Left to Right Vernie Clements, Ralph Hunnicutt, and Virgil Emmons wif' ' Qi, :iQ X 'y , 'Qrgivllr 5 - X JANITOR Chester Myers 5 xv . ,' f qv I-W . , 1 ws I . 'F -0 Q C ,-4 03 15416 .. . , .. ,. ., ..,. .ab s Wqwwwjw b,A' wmgwggi Wadfaei 4512! Editor ------------------- Lamoine DeHaven Assistant Editor- -------- Peggy McCoy Business Managers -------- Keith Shideler Advertisement ------ ----- Allen Kindley, Jil Pinkerton Jack Johnson, Dutch Campbell Sports ------------------- Harold Searles Senior Material ---------- Mona Stanley, Barbara Forrester Pauline Osborn, Nona Fox High School Activities---Nona Fox and Dean Smith Humor -------------------- Larry Sprowl Grade Activities --------- Pat Wesco and Pat Pope Class History ------------ Pat Wesco and Peggy McCoy Class Poem --------------- Jack Johnson Class Prophecy ----------- Pat Pope Class Will --------------- Mona Stanley Advisor ------------------ Meredith Thompson Sponsor ------------------ Mrs. Bonham 1541603 agiuvlenf Counci Left to right: Pat Wesco Senior, Marcia Spahr Secretary Junior, Roger Trout Freshman, Gene DeHaven Eight Grade, Lanny wearly Junior, Vice President, Keith Shideler President Senior, Lamoine DeHaven Senior, Rose Kariger Sophomore, Peggy McCoy Senior, Donna Taylor Seventh Grade, Mr. Thompson Faculty Advisor seated at far right. The Student Council is an organization, representing the entire student body. The underlying principle of the Student Council is participation in school government. It is not Uself-governmentn, neither is it an organization designed to nrunn the school. Rather the Council provides a means by which students may share and participate in organizating affairs. In other words, it is an attempt to teach the principle of democracy by participation. Members of the Council are chosen by vote of their classmates, after which the members organize and elect officers. The entire student body has agreed to co- operate by accepting any decisions of the council as final. A few of the accomplishments of the Council to date are: Making identification board for gym, fixing wall clock in assembly, and appointment of loud speaker operator for basketball games. We are now working on the program for Patrons Day. IDGLUUJ HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Top Row: Left to Right Roger Trout, David Spahr, Lee Brown, Wayne Keller, Charles Shideler, Jay Allen, Martin Love, Robert Trout, Paul Schoeff, Ralph Jarvis, Keith Brown, Jarrod Elliot, and Jerry Arnold. Middle Row: Left to Right Marcia Spahr, Joann Davis, Peggy McCoy, Sharon Cone, Nona Fox, Rose Kariger, Ruby Osborn, Mable Searles, LaDonna Broom, Patricia Pope, Mary Ann Smith, Evelyn Hedrick, and Mrs. Carlson Bottom Row: Left to Right Sandra Faulk, Norma Schoeff, Carol Pinkerton, Mary Miller, Marilyn Faulk, Janet Thompson, Janice Pinkerton, Janet Smith, Brenda Stanley, Betty Emerick, Wanda DeHaven, and Karen McCoy. The chorus is composed of the girls and boys of the four upper grades. The chorus sings for school functions and participates in the all-county music festival held at Huntington each spring 1541603 Band Top Row, Left to Right Wilma Wesco, Bettie Brown, Delores Spence, Jay Allen, Leonard S eusz, Instructor, Peggy McCoy, JoAnn Broom. Bottom Row, Left to Right C' sandra Thompson, Elaine Broom, Karen Cone, Janice Pinkerton, Karen McCoy, Donna Taylor, Judy Yates, Larry Suter. The band has played at the home basketball games and for certain school f ti unc ons. It also takes part in the all-county music festival held at Huntington,each spring. 1541603 Girls 4-H Top Row, Left to Right Sharon Cone, Betty Emerick, Janice Pinkerton, Wanda DeHaven, F 1 K ren McCoy Mary Ann Smith, Evelyn Hedrick, Rose -ar ger, a , Joenita Bonewitz, Joann Davis, Mary Louise Miller, Marcia Spahr, Peggy McCoy, Patricia Pope. Middle How, Left to Right Janet Thompson Brenda Stanley, Janet Smith Carol Pinkerton, Delores Spence: Bettie Brown, Karlita Bonewitz, Kathleen Pinkerton, Wilma Wesco, Norma Priddy, Karen Brown, Donna Taylor, Vera Campbell. Bottom Row, Left to Right Phyllis Campbell, Marjorie Zeller, Pauline Davis, Sharon Eliot, Betty Moon, Sherry Smith, Jane Lahr, Cheryl Mclntire, Claudia Holmes, Susie Smith, Karen Cone, Judy Yates, Catherine Stanley, Sandra Thompson, Shirley DeHaven, Betty Brown. CLUB HISTORY The girls 4-H club N-2 Win was under th di ti f Ega.tRu?hism1th. The girls did exceptionally gellriz egg 0 un y a r and even the State fair. Th the State Fair School. ey sent one member to 03 16 154 .L 1 4. 4 - Boys 4-H Top Row, Left to Right . Bob Trout, Lamoine DeHaven, Lee Brown, James Pinkerton, B111 Davis, Martin Love, Keith Shideler, Charles Shideler, Paul Schoeff, Wayne Keller, Keith Brown, Dale Sgith. Middle Row, Left to Right Eugene Hunnicutt, Ralph Jarvis, David Spahr, Wilbur Wesco, Jay Allen, Jesse Freck, Mr. Hefner 4-H Adult Leader Jarrod Eliot, Lanny Wearly, Dean Smith, Richard Keller, Jack fmerick, Roger Trout. Bottom Row, heft to Right J Danny Spahr, Charles Poulson, Robert Priddy, Laurel Lassiter, Delbert Suter, Dwight Wesco, Galen Lassiter, Stephen Holmes Harry Poulson, Denny Bonewitz, Max Spahr, Larry Suter, Noel,Fox, Charles Love, Jerry Arnold. CLUB HISTORY The boy's 4-H club, Quincey's Comets, was under the dir- ection of John Hefner last year. The boys did exceptionally well in getting quite a number of blue ribbions at the fair. Also they sent one member to the International Livestock Show. All this is for making of better farmers for the future. xx + Q X A M .vi ,V N A W Q A X 1 Y .AW 03 15416 Shoot The worksl Cast of Characters includesg Kate Ashworth -------- Peggy McCoy Laura Ashworth -------- Pat Wesco Lucinda Livermore-Barb Forrester Lou Undine ------- Pauline Osborn Ruth Bright --------- Mona Stanley Jud Clarendon ------- Keith Shideler Max Neal ------------ Larry Sprowl Homer Boylston---Lamoine DeHaven Guy Priest ---------- Jack Johnson Jake Moore ------ Maurice Campbell Sally Hunt -------------- Nona Fox Dex Newall --------- Allen Kindley Joshau Perkins ---- Harold Searles Bessie Perkins ---------- Pat Pope Gardner --------------- Dean Smith 1541603 N mwc PALS H N The Senior skating party was held at the Midway on D ecember 9, l953. We had a very good crowd. Everbody seemed to have a great time and the seniors were very for such a fine t grateful urnout. All the seniors were present. Time was given to just the seniors, during which . they were the only ones on the floor. The chap who invented pills was a very bright fellow, but the man who put on the sugar coating was a genius. Disk jocke A y: guy who gives you the needle. One of the best tests of religion is to find yourself in church with nothing less than a five-dollar bill in your pocket. P nA1n't She -fatty v- ' QLQPQ n' n HETID ANY H U 1 1541603 Good times ds the period when you accumulate those debts that you're unable to pay in bad times. Inflation has been described as a whirlwind where one has to run twice as fast merely to stay in the same place. 1541603 1925 Clraj lMerrittJ 2OraJ Charlesl CEarlj 1926 CLawrenceJ KG1enn! 1927 KJusticeD CEar1J CPatrickJ CFosterl CRalphD 1928 lLawrenceJ fFredJ CLesterl fRverettD CEarlJ Alumni Members William Cramer-Warren, Ind. R.1 Violet CGalbreathl Davis-Warren, Ind. R.1 Bernon Oliver-Upland, Ind. R.1 Freda CPinkertonD Hoover-Huntington, Ind. R.6 June CPinkertonJ Campbell-Warren, Ind. R.l Ina CPinkertonD Love-Warren, Ind. R.1 Josephine CRobertsl Swaim-2750 Reed St. Ft. Wayne, Glenn H. Updike-1458 Kilbourne St. Elkhart, Ind. Ind Oscar Brown- Granville, Ohio Walter Bussard-118 S. Mill St. Fairmount, Ind. Ruthicramerl Smith-Warren, Ind. R.l Isabel CKarigerJ Updike-1438 Kilbourne St. Elkhart,Ind Don Satterthwaite - Huntington, Indiana Lawrence Smith - Warren, Ind. R.1 Garl Wiley - Urbana, Ind. R.1 Grace CClampittD Boyer-Warren, Ind. Ralph Detamore-Warren, Ind. R.1 Mary lDi1lonD 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 CHeineyJ Bryant - Van Buren, Ind. Karl Knight - 749 N. E. 52 St. Miami, Fla. Gladys lMyersJ Morarity - Marion, Ind. R.6 Garl Pinkerton - 1156 S. Columbia St. Frankfort, Ind. Ruby KPinkertonJ Kolb - Huntington, Ind. R.4 Lesta CSmithD Detamore - Warren, Ind. R.l Ernest Wesco - Warren, Ind. R. 1 Otis Wesco - 720 Putnam St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Wanda fBardsleyD Braner - Tyner, Ind. Lawrence Braner - Tyner, Ind. Ward Brown - Huntington, Ind. R.4 Marshall Carl - Lafontaine, Ind. R. 2 Bernice KC1oudD Craft - Warren, Ind. Goldie fCook7 Dyson - Warren, Ind. R. 1 Jane CMarsha1lJ Tschantz - 5111 Thompson, Ft.Wayne, In Fred Myers - Deceased Freddie Pinkerton - Marion, Ind. R.2 Frank Ralston - Huntington, Ind. R. 5 Ora Shaw - Warren, Ind. R. 1 Verle Shideler - Warren, Ind. R. 1 Emma CHolmesJ Williams - Warren, Ind. d 1541603 Kwilliaml 4EmanuelJ 1929 4ManyardJ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 IJasonJ fMerr1tJ ialigahy fHaroldD ,Noelj fDaleJ 1CarlJ ,Oraj 4Georgel 4A1bertJ 4 fwilliaml 1930 4CecilD 4Jessel 4RobertJ 4J.M.J 4Haro1dD 4Johnj 4KeetJ 4Char1esJ Kverlinb 1951 4LawrenceJ Paul Smith - Indianapolis, Indiana Wilma fwilsonl Allen-5526 E. Mich. St. Indianapolis Mary Jane Cwileyl Brinneman--Warren, Ind. R.5 Vanessa 4BrinnemanD Peterson-1150 W. W1ldwood,Ft.Nayne Orville Campbell--37A Chelsea Apts. Savannah, Ga. Jesse Cramer-205 S. Butler Ave. Marion, Ind. Elizabeth 4GalbreathJ Peffley--Deceased Lillie 4Harr1sJ Hayes-xswayzee, Ind. R.1 Fred Heiney--Warren, Ind. R.l Margaret 4HolmesJ Allred--Huntington, Ind. R.7 Ruth 4HolmesJ Gebhart--Warren, Ind. Louise 4LewisJ Dolby--Huntington, Ind. R.6 Georgia lmaddockl Scott--St. Joseph, Ill. Leon Maddock--Denver, Colorado Iris 4Nutterl Gardner Irene 4Roberts7 Swift--Phoenix, Arizona Evelyn 4ScottJ Shaw--Warren, Ind. R.1 Madeline 4SmyserJ Minton--229 Garfield, Huntington, In Louise 4ThompsonJ Pinkerton--warren, Ind. R.1 Violet Cwescol Lyons--Lafontaine, Ind. ' Hazel 4Brownj Bittinger--27 Devonshire Dr. Akron, Ohio Kenneth Daugherty--Andrews, Ind. R.l Paul Daugherty--1640 Lawton Ave. Columbus, Ind. Neva Gustin--Deceased Helen 4HeineyJ Cramer--205 S. Butler Ave. Marion, Ind. Kenneth Holmes--Warren, Ind. R.1 Hugh Kariger--Warren, Ind. R.3 Beatrice 4KindleyD Green--201 Oak St. Evansville,Ind. Mary Kathron 4MaynelBoyle-238 W. 4th St.,Greenfield,In Esther 4PinkertonJ Kreigh--Huntington, Ind. R.7 Ind. R.1 Truman Pinkerton--Warren, Noel Scott--St Joseph, Illinois Ruth Shidelerf Yarger--van Bur-en, Ind. R.1 Clarence Smith--Warren, Ind. R.l Jesse Tippey4KlineJ Williams--Losangeles, California Opa14WescoJ Nye--Home Avenue, Marion, Ind. Josephine Qworsterl Dalrymple--Warren, Ind. Ralph Baker--cfo Ora Baker, Lafontaine, Ind. Mosslyn Beekman Garl Daugherty--218 W. Market St. Needles, Calif. William Dillon--209 Parson Ave. Dayton, Ohio Maryedris 4EvansJ Trout--Box 124 Clermont, Ind. Olaf Frank--5016 N. St. Sacramento 16, California d d f 1541603 Cverlel IEverettJ 1952 Y hGalenJ Vwaynel Kwaynel 'Johnl ,Ralphl KHarmon Qarthur Hburwardj KRaymondJ KC1audeJ 'A 17 KRobert7 1933 CLeRoyl fForveyJ fCharlesJ KGuyQ 1954 fElmoJ COr1sJ KDalel KGarlD fFrederickJ Mark Knight--Warren, Ind. R.5 Fred Love--Warren, Ind. R.5 Clarence Priddy--Warren, Ind. Wade Roberts--Deceased June CTroutD Shideler--Warren Hobart Wiley--Henry St. Hunti Fernmae fYoungJ Jellison--822 R.l , Ind. R.l ngton, Ind. Laurel St. Elkhart, Ind Shirley KAllenJ Shultz--Montpelier, Ind. R.2 Clarence Buzzard--Huntington, Miriam CGilbreathJ King--Mari Ruth CHolmesD Arnold Margaret KHowellJ Wyatt--Warren, Ind. Olive fK1ndle 7 Colson--Swayz Genelda KKirkg Whitehurst-152 Marjorie CKnightJ Gard--Hunti Hester CRobertsJ Dill--Niles, Faye fSmythl Wearly--1208 E. Helen QSmithD Keller--Warren, Jonathan Taylor--Warren, Ind. Ind. R.5 on, Ind. R.2 R.2 ee, Ind. O W. Wayne, Lima, Ohio ngton, Ind. R.6 Mich. Box 192 30th St. Marion, Ind. Ind. R.l R.l Neal Thompson--Huntington, Ind. Lawrence Trout--Box 124 Clermont, Ind. BernicelYoungJ Worrick--Warre Cleatus Allen--Deceased Eileen CJonesJ Rice--1419 S. Cyril Lahr--Huntington, Ind. Oma CLeeJ Boundy--Huntington, Thomas Nutter--630 Olive St. Ivan Pinkerton--South llth St Willard Pinkerton--Huntington Virgil Rowe--Huntington, Ind. Dallas Sands--University, Ala Walter Scott--1619 S. Avd. G. Anna Mae lSmithJ Schweikhardt Athalea CSmyserD Nealis--1411 DeLoyde Thompson--1517 Clover Dorrell Allen--Van Buren, R.l Gail Brinneman--Deceased Martha fD1llonD Smart--316 N. Grafton Heiney--800 West 37th Edna CHerringJ Fox-- Maxine KHiteJ Keith--Huntingt Isabel KHolmesJ Daugherty-218 n, Ind. R.l Lowell, Santa Ana, Calif R.5 Ind. R.6 Bakersfield, Calif. . R.8 Bakersfield, Mich. , Ind. R08 R.4 bama Box 1652 Portales, New Mexico -5520 E.Yale St. Phoenix E. 38th St. Marion, Ind Lane, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Broadway, Dayton, Ohio St. Anderson, Ind. on, Ind. W. Market, Needles,Ca11f Katherine lJonesJ Streib-165 Second Ave. Clul Vi t C B Sa,8.l 1541603 fRussellJ CJamesJ 1955 KJoel CMyronJ CVirgilJ 1956 CEldonD KPotter7 KC1ydeJ KHaskielJ KChar1es7 HO.E.l 1937 fwilliaml KDeanl fGi1bePt, Glen Landrum--Elwood, Ind. R.5 J. D. Lee--Van Buren, Ind. Crystal CLoveD Wright--81 E. 2nd St., Peru, Ind. Mary Jane CPassmoreD Harris--Bluffton, Ind. Glenn Riggs--800 W. Jackson St., Kokomo, Ind. Charles Satterthwalte-1306 W. Melbourne St.Logansport Harry Taylor---Van Buren, Ind. R.1 Marshall Campbell--915 W. 2nd St., Anderson, Ind. Kath1eenfKarlgerl Vallance--Goshen, Ind. Elma CCouchl Lindley--Markle, Ind. R.l Cleatus Daugherty--2421 S. Gallatin, Marlon, Ind. Kenneth Hefner---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Gilbert Lee---2508 S. Boots St., 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--1105 E. 39th St., Marion, Ind. Omer Smith Edward Brown--Warren, Ind. R.1 Mildred CBrownJ Wall--Huntington, Ind. R.3 James Clements--373 Cline St., Huntington, Ind. Haskiel Daugherty--Warren, Ind. Esther CFrankD Martin--lOl S. Orange, Exeter, Calif. Lorene CGilbreathJ Spence--Van Buren, Ind. R.,1 Roy Harris Dwight Holmes--Warren, Ind. Martha fHolmesJ Daugherty--Warren, Ind. Harold Shideler--Huntington, Ind. R.6 William Smith--Warren, Ind. R.l Wilma Jeanne CSmith7 Rowe-1105 E. 59th St.,Marion, Ind Dale Trout--921 Elm St. Huntington, Ind. Fred Wehr---Huntington, Ind. R.5 Nina Kwilliamsl Kariger--Van Buren, Ind. R.l Robert Boyd--Warren, Ind. R.l Winifred CBeghtelJ Smith--Warren, Ind. R.1 Floyd Brown--Lafontaine, Ind. R.2 Dennis Couch--Warren, Ind. R.l Merritt Elliot---418 W. 6th St., Marion, Ind. Halcyon KEvansJ Shelley--Warren, Ind. Dale Hanna--Warren, Ind. R.l William Hefner--Van Buren, Ind. R.l Mary lHolmesJ Lee--2508 S. Boots St., Marion, Ind. 1541603 Charles Lawrence--Lafontaine, Ind. Richard-Maddoek--Warren, Ind. R45 John Moon---Marion, Ind. R.6 Walter Rowe--2736 Magnolia Ave. North Hills, Pa. CHaro1dJ Avis CSatterthwa1teJ Yates---Warren, Ind. R.l Edwin Satterthwaite--Van Buren, Ind. R.l Roy Shideler---Warren, Ind. R.l lHarryj Evelyn Cwehrl O'Connor--9546 Kelly Field, Los Angeles Verland Wintrode 1958 Harry Allen--Huntington, Ind. R. 6 Noel C. Buzzard, Jr.---Warren, Ind. R.l CLawrenceJ Mineva CCampbe11J Wehr---Andrews, Ind. R.1 C0raJ Hilda CChenowethJ Banter---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Mae Chenoweth CG1enD Ruby KCookD Jones---Marion, Ind. R.2 George Freck---Upland, Ind. Max Harvey---Van Buren, Ind. R.1 KShayD RuthCHoffmanJ Hayes--1705 5. Market St.,Kokomo, Ind. Glen Jones--Marion, Ind. R.2 KLeonl 'Gorda KMoonD Welsh---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Dean Shelley---Warren, Ind. Gene Thompson---warren, Ind. 3.5 Marvin Thompson---Huntington, Ind. KErnestJ Reva Cwafnerl Lee---L8nd6SS, Ind. Max Will ams---Warren, Ind. 1939 Vaughn Archibald---Huntington, Ind. R.7 Haskiel Clements---Warren, Ind. R.1 Samuel Cross William Evans---Warren, Ind. KEmerson7 Berneice CFreckD Kem--710 S. Nebraska St. Marion, Ind KDorrellD Marceil KHarveyJ Allen---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Garl Holmes---Deceased Maurice Holmes---Warren, Ind. Ernest Lee--Landess, Ind. C1611 Myers, Jr.---Warren, Ind. R.l Ellen Peterson Beatrice KRiggsJ Shideler---Warren, Ind. R.2 fJ0hnD Helen CRubleDbCampbell--Lafontaine, Ind. R.l fMaxl Eileen fwagnerl Harvey---Van Buren, Ind. CLawrenceJ Leola Cwehrl Booher--Warren, Ind. 1940 . Richard Boyd!--Huntington, Ind. R,5 Ernest Brown---Marion, Ind. H.2 Jack Buzzard---Warren, Ind. R.3 1541603 CGeorgeJ 1941 KFranc1sl QLeroyJ Y qGeneJ KLawrence7 UCalvinD .Reverb KFerr1sJ 5 CCarlJ KAlvinD HGeorgeJ 1942 KHomerJ CLloyd J KC1arenceJ CEste1J iRoger7 CDonJ Lloyd Campbell---Alexandria, Ind. 3.3 Anna Mae Lee---Montpelier, Ind. R.2 Ralph Moon---Warren, Ind. R.3 Virgil Ruble---Warren, Ind. Lewis Shaw---Warren, Ind. Myrtle smith Byron T1 pey---624 E. Stephenson St., Marion, Ind. Phyllis ?WileyJ Wetters--2915 Lily St., Ft. Wayne,Ind. Christie CAl1enl Lake---5436 Broadway, St.,Ft. Wayne Richard Allred ' Ruby Beckman Phillip Bollhoefer---2005 Fruit St. Huntington, Ind. Thelma KCampbel1D Beck--Van Buren, Ind. R.1 Homer Clements---Warren, Ind. 3.3 Margaret lF1ck1eD Shideler---314 E. High St.Hunt1ngton Wilma Hoffman---Deceased Betty CHolmesJ Blinn---624 S. Nebraska St. Marion, Ind. Imogene Koontz---Huntington, Ind. Wilma CMyersl DePel---Tustin Mich. R.2 Nina fReddingl Morris---406 Hasty St. Huntington, Ind. Eva CSatterthwa1teJ Daugherty---Warren, Ind. R.1 Dale Tarr---1007 W. llth St., Marion, Ind. Anita Cvan Winklel Rice---Upland, Ind. Mildred Cwearlyb Baker---1520 S. Branson St. Marion Mildred fwehrl Bergman---Warren, Ind. Robert Brinneman---Warren, Ind. R.1 Edna CChopsonJ Clements---Warren, Ind: R.5 Ferris Daugherty---Warren, Ind. R.l George Detamore---Warren, Ind. R.1 Lloyd Enyeart---Huntington, Ind. R.6 Roberta cnoffmonl Campbell--251V N. Purdum, Kokomo, Ind Ovid Lahr---Huntington, Ind. 3.7 Mary Roberts Berta Roberts Rosadene KShawJ Moore---316 W. Sixth St. Marion, Ind. Lamont Shelley---Deceased Gene Shideler---314 E. High St. Huntington, Ind. Lois CShumakerl Nash---Warren, Ind. R.1 Richard Smyser---Huntington, Ind. R.7 Meredith Thom son---Warren, Ind. Betty KThorneY Shaw---Warren, Ind. R.3 Guilford Wehr---Warren, Ind. R.1 Maxine Cwelkerl Pinkerton---Van Buren, Ind. R.l LOQLUUO 1943 iDennieJ CGeorgeJ CHaroldJ CBas1lJ CLee7 CHenryJ KRobertD Cwllburl 1944 CRobertD CRobertJ KR1chardl 1945 fThur1l CMaxJ CEdwinl lMarvinD Richard Adams--6082 Broadway, Apt. 1, Anderson, Ind. Verle Allred---408 E. Dewey 5t., Wichita, kansas JeanQBlosserJ Trout---Warren, Ind. ' Ethel teellheeferl Peee--P. o. Box ees, Marlon, Ind. Herbert Clements---Deceased Robert Daugherty---Dayton, Ohio Donald Holmes---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Joseph Huber---Warren, Ind. Ardath CMcDanielD Miller---512 W. Berry,Alexandria,Ind Glen Moon---Van Buren, Ind. Betty Pulley? wlley---Huntington, Ind. R.e Naomi Shawl Miller---Urbana, Ind. R.l Robert Sprowl---Hartford City, Ind. Genevieve cstreltb Bruins--Minot, North Dakota Betty lwearlyl Brinneman---Warren, Ind. R.3 Roland Wehr---Huntington, Ind. R.6 Opal Qwilliamsl Stine--North Manchester, Ind. R.l Margaret Allen---Warren, Ind. 5.1 Charles Brown Betty CDetamore7 Dye---Princeton, Ind. 5.1 David Huber---2153 Littleton St. W. Lafayette, Ind. Phyllis CLahrD Reed---527 Henry St. Huntington, Ind. George Rowe---4625 S, Harmon St., Marion, Ind. Robert Shideler---Warren, Ind. BettyCTroxelll Miller---Van Buren, Ind. Roger Van Winkle---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Mary Wesco---Marion, Indiana Roger Worster---Warren, Ind. R.3 James Barnes---Huntington, Ind. Donald E. harrell---Huntington, Ind. R.7 Jean lsmithj Howell---Lafontaine, Ind. R,l Warren Freck---Warren, Ind. Dean Cook---Huntington, Ind. R.5 Lois CFickleD Blaugh---Fort Wayne, Ind. H14 Wanda CLassiterl Campbell--55 W. Kitt St. Huntington George Rex Paul---California---U. S. Army Charles D. Senkpiel---Huntington, Ind. R.7 Thomas Sprowl Wayne Thornburgh Dennie Mack Trout---Warren, Ind. Susie KYatesl Ward---1351 Fruit St. Huntington, Ind. 1946 fRichard7 QWi11iaml CNormanJ Cwalterl fw1111am7 fOrv11leJ KHoward! CB1l1D 1947 KGai1J lwarrenl 1948 KHaro1dD CJerr J KLOyd1 KRogerJ lJoeJ Betty Allen---Warren, Ind. R.l Esther CThorneJ Grove---Warren, Ind. R.2 Dottie CHo1mes7 Mann---Warren, Ind. Lorene lLoveD H111---Lafontaine, Ind. R.l Maxine CCookJ Satchwill---Warren, Ind. R.l Rosetta KMoonJ Welker---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Doris CBrownJ Bergman--Bryant, Ind. R.l Pauline CLYnnD Adsit---Warren, Ind. R.l Ferol lKeml Dewees---Warren, Ind. Wilma Jane Shaw---warren Ind. Eugene Barnes---Warren, ind. R.l Dale Brown---Warren, Ind. Harry Dean Brown---U. S. Army Everett McMillan---Marion, Ind. R.6 Robert Smyth---Cincinnati Ohio Dale Holmes---Van Buren, ind. R.l Perry Paul---1749 E. St. Apt. 204 San Bernard1no,Calif Jack Sunderman---Fowler, Ind. 1204 E. 5th St. Edgar Meyer---213 N. Boots 5t. Marion, Ind. Phillip Sprowl---2911 S. Anthony Blvd. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Richard Fickle---Warren, Ind. R.l Mark Sunderman--- 363 Madison St. Huntington, Ind. Jack Neff---Warren, Ind.,U. S. Army Madonna CHefnerD Booth---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Joe Browder---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Carl Browder---Van Buren, Ind. R.l Devonna CCampbellD Leas---Montpelier, Ind. 5.2 Joan KHo1drenD Freak---Warren, Ind. Dale Uavis---Warren, Ind. 5.1 Richard Chambers---Marion, Ind. K.6 Roger Detamore---Warren, Ind. R.l Marvin Shideler---6053 E. Market 5t. Huntington, Ind. Joan CPaulg Trout---Warren, Ind. R.l Lois CLove Walters---Warren, Ind. R.l Martha lBrownJ Eppard---Huntington, Ind. R.7 William Carvey---U. S. Army Joe Wehr---Warren, Ind. 5.1 Frances Wesco---Warren, Ind. R.l Freda CLynnD Van Winkle---Van Buren, Ind. n,1 John Souers---Lafontaine, Ind. R.l Meredith Shaw---Barstow, California William Zellers---Huntington, Ind. Betty Bently---Warren, Ind. Joyce CSm1thl Wehr---Warren, Ind. R.l 'ILUUU I N 1949 KSamJ Cwaynel KClydeD 1950 fDeanl KJnmesD lDuanel CKennethJ CRichardJ CDickJ CBudd Joe! QMarkY CJaokJ 1951 KLowel1J fwendelll CLynnJ Glenora fShawD Shook--1415 W. First St., Marion, Ind. Wayne Welker---Warren, Ind. Sam Shook--1415 W. First SE., Marion, Ind. Mark Zeller---Huntington, nd. Ruth Anne CVan Winklej Welker--Huntington, Ind. Donna CTraylorD Trump--1641 Byron St., Huntington,Ind Kenneth Davis---Warren, Ind. R.l--U. S. Army Mae Wehr---Warren, Ind. 3.1 Herbert Searles---Marion, Ind. Richard Stanley---Van Buren, Ind. 3.1 Delores lTraylorD---1641 Byron 5t., Huntington, Ind. Barbara CDetamoreD Hart---1916 Eileen St., Ft. Wayne Donna CLynchD Hoover---Warren, Ind. R.l Harley Ralston---U. S. Army Marion Meyer---Fairmount, Ind. Robert Allen---Air Force Marybee CBentlyJ McCoy---Warren, Ind. Don Brown---U.S. Army Von Brown---U.S. Army Donald Chambers---Van Buren Ind. R.l Clarence Highley---Warren, ind. R.l--U.S. Army Wanda CKnight7 Chopson---Warren, Ind. Weldon Lassiter---Deceased Uemaris KLines7 Smith---Warren, Ind. R.5 George Moon---Van Buren, Ind. 5.1---U.S. Army Carol CSmlthD Buzzard---Warren, Ind. 5.1 Patricia fStanley7 Furnish---Montpelier,Ind. 3.2 Juanita Cwescol Anson---Huntington, Ind. R.8 Ralph Wesco---Warren, Ind. R.l--U. S. Army Ruth CYeiterD Pugh---Huntington, Indiana Lynn Shaw---Warren, Ind. R.l---U. S. Army Dwight Shaw---East State St., Huntington, Ind. Dorotha CFultonD Thomas---Germany Barbara Wesco---Warren, Ind. R.1 Glen Searlee---Huntington, Ind.---U. S. Anmy Gene Searles---Huntington, Ind.---U. S. Army Alice Smith---Warren, Ind. R.l Dean Welker---Huntington, Ind. Richard McDaniel---U. S. Army Bettie fHardinJ Mann---Uniondale, Ind. Karl Brugger--Germany--U. S. Army Howard Thompson---Warren, Ind. U. S. Army Mary CStanleyl Shaw---Van Buren, Ind. R.l O3 15416 1952 CHowardJ 1955 CJoeQ fCharles7 Janet Stanley---Van Buren, Ind. 3.1 Ronald Neff---Warren, Ind. R.5 Donald Neff---Warren, Ind. R.3 James Thompson---Warren, Ind. R.l Vivian KRalstonJ Thompson, Van Buren, Ind. R.l Ethel Zellers---Warren, Ind. R.l Louise Wehr---Warren, Ind. R.l Jack Davis---Warren, Ind. R.l Edith Yeiter---Huntington, Ind. Gene Pinkerton--hwarren, Ind. R.l Gene Williams---Warren, Ind. R.l U. 5. Army Gary Brinneman---Warren, Ind. R.l DorisCDetamoreJ Rupel--l605 Canfield St. Huntington,Ind JeanetteKThorne7 Lee---Marion, Ind. R.6 Martha Shaw---Warren, Ind. R.l Kathron Hudson---Warren, Ind. R.2 Dudley Campbell---Warren, Ind. R.l Agatha Highley---Warren, Ind. R.l Myrtle Sullivan---Marion, Ind. Esther Pugh---Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, Ill. Patricia Gentis---Huntington, Ind. R.e E1 For Generations... It Has Always Been rnnnowu 15, sou WARREN , INDIANA UNERAL IRECTORS' URNITUPE EALERS ozone: asnsmw MILDRED L. BERGMAN IJEFE GRAD'l94I7 LADY ATTENDANT FDR COURTEOUS, CONSIDERATE SERVICE REASONABLE RATES Office Teie phone- I0o Residence -gg 1541603 I-'ll-if-65-15'lfiif-31-6265-i?i5i59ifi1--3545-1?65-71'-!.'-I?-S655--J?-15-2?9?-H-'.'Hl--N--3!-4Z-'K-'lH1-'3.'--3H!--3i--X--2!--!i'-3l-'.!--!!--!1--2H!-6!-4I--3l-4l-4.!--!I-9!- N61-if--X EH!-'N-X--15-25' 'li' N U 4 Loren Crsig's 4 4 4 Q RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION 4 'I' 4 4 Tires - Tubes A 4 Tankwagon Service 4 4 Q 4 Phone 84 4 Q Warren Indiana 4 R95--N--75-DS61-QHSEHHHS--It-QH? -'L '1-M496 51-924-SHS-4556!--2?'33-X-4-2?-3596iii!--25 6.'-4566-w'?-X-66-2669-15 -F54-2S-X-'X--X-44-DHHS-SHG?--257: 4 Compliments 4 Q of 4 4 u 4 HUNTINGTON COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION A 4 4 4 Buy your new car and your 4 4 service needs from an authorized 4 R 4 4 4 4 New Car Dealer I 4 -x- yswwuwwwwwwscswsuweeuwewwewwsawsseuuesswsuwwwnwwewxxrwesww xwwwswwn 4 4 4 Compliments 4 a Of 4 s i 4 HARE'S PRODUCE 4 A Buyers of poultry and eggs. 4 Phones: 275 or 259 i lf as R Warren Indiana , . PM ' 4 ' 4 ' 4 ' 4 ' 4 4 ' 4 ' w ' R T . ., .. . I . . . L-kv?-,di-aria?-,S-35'X--ZHH6-IZ--3565-6?N66'2!-K-SSNaiwi-'il-1566,W ' 5 H . 'lf'H-495-75-.5'21--2.'-66-JS--IG-X15-PH!-4-31--SHS4i'K X-5:-X if--25-X 91-4-364 9961-95-64-4956. -A Q W COMPLIMENTS Z COMPLINENTS 4 Q of I of 4 I PQUAU1- FLOYD H. cnocc F'UrmRAL Hom: Q .35 A W Service of Distinction 4 4 4 at a price 4 U.S. Approved Pullorum ff d 4 i Clean ciicks You can 8 or I i WARREN R Phone 410 warren, Ind,M ig. if' fsssnswswnswswuw- nswswwiwwwrwx wnawwrwwwwwnswwUUwwnnwrA 1541603 'Ref4'4s442-?44:eQ.f4a444441qr+.f4442ars44aar444Iar444'-ram441Qr4442ar4R4ae.z-44444444445 4 4 4 4 GOLD SEAL DRUG CO. 4 MT. ETNA FEED MILL 4 1 The Rexall Store 2 Feed - Seed - Grain W N 4 Fertilizer I N Prescriptions Paints 4 4 i Sporting Goods Kodak 4 Griffith Morgan 4 odas F 4 S 4 4 .gPh. 22 R.R. 57 Huntington 'f 4 warren Indiana 4 Mt, Etna, Ind. Q 444444444444444444444444444444444454444444444444444444444444444444445 4 4 4 F A i If KRRR's HR'rHcO'rR's MOBIL SERVICE K. 4 W i Home store 7? Z ustop in and give us a tryn Q Tires Batteries a Accessories, 4 4 W 4 4 4 4 Mt. Etna Ph. 35-O R 4 Phone 6 I 4 444444444444444444444444444444444if4444444444444444444444444444444444 4 Z COMPLIMENTS 4 D6HAVEN'S GENERAL STORE 4 i of i 1 3 N SCHENKELS i Grocer es, Meats and Hardware 4 'N SANITARY DAIRY Q5 We Want to Please I 'H' 4 and your in 3 2 ROUTE SALESMAN 4 Mt. Etna Phone 2:5 ,I Norman Morgan 4 4 344444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 Highest Quality 4 i COMPLIMENTS 3 Hand Packed Tomatoes 4 4 of 4 Fancy juice from select seed : t k t t 1 HARRISON FARM EQUIPMENT S oc om ces 4 SHUTTLEWORTH'S FOODS, INC. 4 Warren, Indiana 5 4 '4Ba1anced Fruit from Balanced SO11W I Allis - Chalmers 4 4 Sales Service Parts 4 4 4 Phone 77 Warren 4 Phone 191 E 344444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 ' 4 4 Let's Go Roller Skating at 4 1 4 MIDWAY ROLLER RINK 4 C E R STANDARD SERVICE 4 4 Skating Sunday afternoon and N 4 4 Evening 4 4 4 Tuesday through Saturday 4 Standard Oil Products 4 4 Friday night, Farmer's Night 4 .4 4 6 mi. North of Marion on 9-37 4 t 4 4 Warren, Indiana N 4 4 4 4 Charley McCracken 4 N 4 5445H445WiikkiikhifiiiifiiiWkiikifffiiiiiiiffQ44Niiiikikkkkiikwkikiiik .l0'l.I.UUO .g-?iiVil3 la-T?!RE-Ti?iFiiii?i511iF513E7i1?FFWEEFlHFFRE9?R?Ww'ir-Rwaz? f 4 w Z WILLIAMS HEATING : MYERS JEWELRY STORE Z ND 4 PLSMBING w Authorized Dealer in 4 4 Ir Hamilton-Elgin-Bulova-Gruen 4 , W t h Z Lester D. Williams : a Z es K n 4 Quality Diamonds u 3 Phone 347 Warren : Phone 122 Warren .2 4waauxuareaaauwuueweunuaewueweuexruuararaaruuueuaeeewxeaaawewwaRanaip 4 4 R 4 FTUHRER'S I THE ANITARY MARKET Z S 1 DRY CLEANERS dnLAUNDRY 2 1 Serving th' Community I Garments Not Insured After so I , since 1915 , DAYS 4 P I All Work Guaranteed 3 I 4 4 i Warren Indiana 4 Phone 155-A Warren u iyuuwiaeaeuweaaerawawaaewarwe4ewuwgreeeauueruwurrwearwwwrwwarwauuucua R 1 Daugherty's 9 4:- 49 +1- ' Farm Equipment W CLINE ' CLICK 4 : Sales 8: Service 41' L b C sz- + um er ompany 4 ' Massey Harris-New Idea-J.I.Case 4' ee- ' Westinghouse - New Holland N' -11. + 4 5 4 1 Phone 550-1 WSPPBD Z Phone 64 Warren Z wauauauuunuuaaararraauew444444newnewness444444Rawascarrruauarewxuurur 4 4 COMMUNITY STATE BANK W BONEY'S SERVICE Q i 4 R Q Member Federal : Complete Aut0 and Tractor 3 4 Overhauling 4 Deposit Insurance I I 4 4 24 Hour Wrecker Service 4 4 Corporation 4 4 1: f ff 5 Huntington Indiana 4 Phone 18 Mt. Etna, Ind. 4 -gg. -H- -X-'ll--IH!--281-if'K-H--ii-1r9!'N-K-X-'2l--3Hl-li-'I!--!i-'l-iiiiiiiifkiii-iiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiii-35-Z!--If-K'-FH!-26'22-H-'lf-14-'Xiii!-4 'X' -ul .gf 'X' I BROWN FURNITURE MART Z COMPLIMENTS , Z New Furniture Our Specialty 1 of : : Ned Brown, Mgr. 5 WARREN SERVICE AND SUPPLY 3 E Q Plumbing - Heating w Z Warren Indiana L' Herbert L. Bolinger Z 4 4 Phone 36A Warren r i44P44444444i94fWi4NWaaasasaanannxinrrwwwwnrrwnrwwwrewrwsnrnwrnarwwng l0U-5 104 !l'EF!-1F1l'E4F1f3i'I-'l:l-?F-lF-H-!1FlF1Fi!-E4'-1F-I-'s!4 4F'4R51QEF'4FZF?F33-X4'3GF!-5?HQ51-'-F2-?5?F4F-FH-FF3F-E?P?Hf -se -ze 3. Dwight Holmes , Jeweler and 4, KRIEGBAUM BROTHERS 44. 4. Registered Watchmaker 4 .x. 4, 4, Hardware-- .g. .u. HOLMES JEWELRY ee Stove s-- .gf ,,, .,, 'Electric Appliancegf 4. Diamonds - Watches - Silverware ,N -X. 4, .5 General Electric .X 4 Theatre Building ..,,, if 'W war-I-en Indiana if Phone 97 warren -ze 4e-nef-u--:+4se+-x--x+-u-x-e+-n--x-x+-x--x+4eeee+e.wee+4+e+-:e-meew-x--x-:ees-as-asas-me-ze-:ew--:seeeen-ee-,e-z+-:s-zs-:Hz-ze-:+e+ez-:e4a-+sez-+:--:+-:a-u-.we.f-u -as -x- .,,, -x -ze LEONARD' S GROCERY 8: HUCKSTFIR 4 C OMPIQIMENT S 4 SE RV I CE, y -it -u- 4 .,,, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK -ze Groceries 81: Meats jf -u- in ez- Drugs 8c Gifts ,,,, .5 HUNTINGTON -as Work Clothing 4 -5 -ze 4, Member of Federal Deposit -pf Z .g. Insurance Corporation 5 ,K 4 e5Lancaster Phone Majenica 10-8B 4 4eae4H.+-u+e+4+ee++4+-u-aeesee-:se:-+eesee-uew+-xe+-x--ze-s+-ze-we-HL-:ees-u--n-:+e.fef-was-:Hz-newes-new-x-afeeeeee.L-:e+e-:s-z.Gee-:ee+ee+:-e+-:e-:+.ee-n 'W -21- 'H' C OM PLITETENT S 4' C OM PL IMFINT S 94. -u- 0 ez- . -if 4 of Zi 'W' E . B. Shultz 41- 44. 'N' 4 MAJENICA TILE CO. 4 4 Hardware-Tires-Oil -2+ 4, 'N' Fence 8: Posts 'PP Joe Mills 4 -u- as -H-Lancaster Indiana if .gf -1+-as-as--re-x-ze-me-nec--xw-x-se-x-e'.+eesew.fe:-as-:e4e-M--:s-ee-ze-ze-me-:sez-as-was-:sex-u-:W-u-ez-4+-:He-ze-x--ze-x-sf-::--x--:+-z+-ze-ze-zf-x-es-:.L-w-.'x-z+-:s-:z--:ee:--:e-:a 4+ as ,S 2 MYERS DEPARTMENT STORE I coMPL11m1 TS I ii of 3 I The Family Store i NETERERu S BAKERY -ze -zz- -u- Phone 1 ez- -x- -ze ,H -rr-Warren Indiana as Huntington Indiana -:see-rs--:s-me-zz-efes-xx--:Hsmsex-w-x-ea--u-ze-x-4+ef-ze-aw-me-se-ns-x-me-me-zz--rw-rs-mx-as-4+-za-x--seeex--was-x-eeesaex-ze-n-x-4+-:ease-444-n-new-:see-ge-za 'X' . 'H' HUNTINGTON CO . FARM BUREAU -x- i Compgfments Z co-QPERATIVE Ass' 1-1. 4 -x- 'X' . 'W Handlers- of' ea- ., WARREN GRAIN 8c. FEED JG Fver . - , ythlnrr for the Farm I BELLEVILLE MILLING CO. .,, Huntingtolfl- -X. -x+ -y , , 'N' 'W V arrggckeye- :- -nwarren Belleville, , 4 Mag en1ca 70 R: Bippus.. -za- ef 'H--X--2943-L-'L.' - sg v,q, vvv V , V , V ' -33' if 'L li 'X 7'f'X K-'H K J'r'X FHC '!9'b'?'K'v. 'X'-n 1. 'K 'kvfww'35'n X r'gHf''Wir'X'w'3?'k1'. w'2'fir'3?'H X 3?'Ff 3HC 35'H-X'-E931'f--DZ-'F'r'X-'399?'?P'26'H X lf 1541603 'N' 4f-!!-45-X-3S'3f-E'!2-l!--JS-2!-'Ii-4k'3HS-!Z-1'! 2G-3!-4i'-I6-Z61'.'L-3i--X-'X-'SI-'H-'33'-X 3H.'- Qt- 4HHH6N-4H64-464H64H?-H464HHHf'H4HH6-N4E464?4666'X-i'2 .35 -If '29 -N- .n. COMPLIMENTS 4 PHILLIPS GAS , OILS :Sc TIRES ,X -gf -ze -zz- .n. of 41- 44. .X Bat te r ie s N, ji RUBY' s Loc CABIN f if 4, 4 Jesse Beavans, PI'0p. 4, i Huntington Indiana ,gf -u--rs--zz-re-x4eee-,wa-:+4e-x-u-x-xee-x-neH.L-:sa.1a'fee-ze4we+-xe.Lee 4 -me-new-ae-:ea-mf-ze-ze-zees-w-zees-re-u--::--:e-za-rz--:z-:+-:e-:s-:ee.L-xf-se-xf 4 44- 'R' -25 -K- 41' -H- .,, Cvngratulation to 44. 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