Jefferson Township School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Warren, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

Mo MARION BEBOLT Basketball 1-2-3-4 Softball 1-2-3-4 President 2 Vice President 1 Class Play 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Jeffersonian 3-4 Salutatorian EMMA JEAN SWITZER Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 1-3 Jeffersonian 3-4 MIRIAM WEAVER President 1 Treasurer 3 Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Jeffersonian 3-4 Valeclictorian CARL SPANGLER Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 J effersonian 4 BILL PATTERSON CGLLEEN KELLY WAYNE GERBER Basketball 1-2-3-4 president 4 Basketball 2 Class Play 4 Class Play 3-4 Class Play 4 Jeffersonian 4 Glee Club 3-4 Jeffersoman 4 Jeffersonian 4 Eight MELVIN WALL Basketball l-2-3-4 Softball 1-2-3-4 Vice President 3 Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Jeffersonian 3-4 ALICE MYERS , . Wh -on ff? ,z we an 0 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Treasurer 4 M Class Play 3 -' Q ' Glee Club 3-4 5 Jeffersonian 4 ,K 5 MELODY KUHN in Vice President 1 l' Secretary 3 Class Play 3-4 ffl Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Jeifersonian 3-4 2 BRYCE CHRISTY ...TQ Basketball l-2-3-4 3 3 Softball 1-2-3-4 3 President 3 X Class Play 3-4 'Qi Glee Club 3-4 , p Jeffersonian 3-4 X 1 t ln 'nf' ff' . x 4-iff t 1 4, :ji - fl t f A EMMA LOU MORNINGSTAR EUGENE WELLMAN MARTHA BAILEY Cheerleader 2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Secretary 4 Class Play 3-4 Softball 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Glee Club 1-3-4 Treasurer 2 Glee Club l-2-3-4 Jeffersonian 4 Class Play 2-4 Jeffersonian 3-4 Jeffersonian 4 Nin SENIOR WILL We the class of 50 of the Jefferson High School, of the county of Adams, and of the State of Indiana being in a state not explainable by any living person after 'four years of hard labor in the school ball and brawl gang, do hereby make and publish our last will and testament in the presence of the persons we haven't as yet persuaded to stay and listen to it. Our bequests individually and collectively are as follows. TO WIT: I, Eugene Wellman, will to David Whittredge my ability to get along with Miss Sprunger in English class, my good Deportment grades to Don Gerber. I, Emma Lou Morningstar, will my sense of humor to Floreine Lugin- bill, my pep to Betty Wendel. I, Carl Spangler, will to Gerald Miller, my ability to eat pretzels in Mr. Boller's classes without being caught and to Lyle Tumbleson, 20 pounds of my weight. I, Emma Jean Switzer, will Betty Wendel and Patsy Johnson my job of counting the candy and ice cream each day, and to Donald Gerber my seat in the study hall. I, Marion DeBolt, being of sound mind this January 6, 1950, will my -ability not to be coaxed to do a good turn to Floreine Luginbill, and my car to any Junior boy who Won't wreck it. I, Colleen Kelly, will to the Junior class of 1950 positively nothing and hope that they get absolutely nowhere with it. I, Bill Patterson, will my ability to make good grades and my good be- havior in English class to David Whittredge, my quiet disposition to Anna Smitley and my A grades in History class to Patsy Johnson. I, Melody Kuhn, will Norman Haines some of my height, my glasses to Anna Smitley, and my typing paper to Darrel Kuhn. I, Wayne Gerber, will some off my freckles to Ruth Lehman and my ability to behave in English class to my brother. I, Miriam Weaver, will my backless seat in English class to Lyle Tumbleson to either repair it or to become sway back from sitting in it. I, Bryce Christy, will my ability in Physics to Ruth Lehman and my ability to get along with Junior girls to Norman Haines. I, Alice Myers, will my typing ability to Norman Haines and my ability to be late to class and not be counted tardy to any member of the Junior class who can get by with it. I, Melvin Wall, will my ability to drive on a basketball floor to Miller and my front seat in English to David Whittredge. I, Martha Bailey, will my good Government and Deportment grades to Patsy Johnson, and my sense of humor to anyone who needs it. Ten SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 38 Bryce, Martha, Emma Lou, Melvin, and Marion start- ed their long journey through school together at Jefferson while Carl, Col- leen, Miriam, Melody, and Bill endeavored to start at New Corydon, Eu- gene, Alice, Wayne and Emma Jean each attended a different school. Learning enough, and doing our share of damage in the grades we en- tered high school in '46. By the time we were Freshmen our group had enlarged to nineteen. Between hayrides and school work only thirteen recuperated enough dur- ing the summer to enter the Sophomore year. In our Junior year We gained one member and proved to be very in- dustrious by sponsoring the Fall Festival and presenting the play UDIZZY AND DAFFY.' We climaxed the year with the Jr. and Sr. reception. Now as the Senior Class of 1950 we feel that it is a great honor to be graduating in the half-century. Many great events are predicted for the next fifty years which we shall witness. We shall endeavor to do our part in the promotion of things worth while in this age of progress We chose for our President Colleen Kelly, Vice President, Marion De- Boltg Secretary, Martha Baileyg and Treasurer, Alice Myers. We are proud of the fact that 6 of our 7 boys are varsity members and Alice serves as varsity cheerleader. On December 22nd and 23rd we presented the play HBOLTS AND NUTS, also on February 7, we sponsored a chili supper. These were but two of our many activities. As this school year comes to a close we all remember the happy days we spent here and leave with this thoughtg May the other classes of J. H. S. have as many happy days as we have had. Eleven Compliments of THE FIRST STATE BANK OF DECATUR Established 1883 Members of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE FUND and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM P 5 Decatur Indiana .-.f',-..-..-,,-,,, ,.,-.,', ':::'.,.,.f.- .-Q..-::- .-,: .A: : : :i ::,:::: Here's Wishes for the Best of Luck to the Class of I950 n From the Friendly Pholographel' DERYLL'S STUDIO PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL BABIES WEDDINGS FAMILY GROUPS Deryll B. Sprunger, Owner Pe0pIe's State Bldg. Phone 6691 Berne, Indiana n Twelve qA,,,Ae-W outa l UN IOR CLASS mi - 1. B ..,,-. 1 p' ,sw jf... , '54 , 5 .,.,, A I ' gl 715 'T 3 at i s J 'M' L .K ,,w. .l V. fy W ' at vow' g i ,Q ' . r -f , X Q . E - - f'fsf,..-We 1 .,, W K . .At MQ, ,V sw., if I . A W, W , , MW ,A shsrwv-. . ,Qty 23,-3: I r , J aww , V., x .. V, I s Z., X F y L tp W Jw: .1 xv s......- X. ,, , . x X My D I ,, .. ,, YL. S T . s .-v,, Q J, , -y ' 3 t ' 1 -2 X . ' l 12 J K - - ,. l ' - X 5' A . T .. . 0 N 'r' l ' X, is fi ' ' N.. f A QW' 2 'uw 1 A r we we ' Y - - ,si 1 X V - ' - ,. .hi 4,-' -'-f e ev Q ., J Row 1: Donald Gerber, Norman Haines, Patsy Johnson, Darrel Kuhn, Ruth Lehman, Floreine Luginbill Row 2: Gerald M. Miller, Anna Smitley, Lyle Tumbleson, Betty Wendel, David Whittredge CLASS HISTORY The teachers were wringing their hands and saying, What did we do to deserve this? when they found they had ll ambitious Juniors all ready to live up to their name, Jolly, and also ready to give them a chase. One teacher seemed to get more than his share when he, Mr. Boller, was appointed class sponsor. The Juniors proved to be very business-like and elected these ollicersz Darrel Kuhn, Pres., Patsy Johnson, Vice Pres., Anna Smitley, Sec., and Floreine Luginbill, Treas. The Juniors representing their class in basketball and softball were: Gerald Miller, Darrel Kuhn, Lyle Tumbleson, Norman Haines and David Vlfhittredge. Betty Wendel served as cheerleader. Gther members of the Junior Class are Ruth Lehman and Donald Gerber. The Junior Fall Festival made history for the class this year and they are now in the process of selecting and presenting a play. Fourteen I UN IOR PROPHECY While on business in Chicago, in 1960, I registered at the luxurious Patwell Hotel. While browsing through the library, I came upon a book entitled Patwell History. To my amazement, I found that the owners were none other than Bill Patterson and Eugene Wellman, That evening before retiring, I managed to have a chat with them and was informed that Bryce Christy was also making his home in Chicago. The next morning I decided to pay him a short visit before leaving for my home again in Oak- land, California. I was greeted at the door by an attractive young lady whom I supposed was his wife but soon learned that he was still single and she was only his secretary. Little did I realize that my trip home would be so interesting. When I stopped at a filling station in the outskirts of Omaha, Nebraska. I was amazed to see Carl Spangler standing in the doorway. He serviced my car and also invited me in for a friendly chat with his wife, the former Miss Colleen Kelly. She told me that Martha Bailey and Emma Jean Switzer were co-owners of a ritzy dress shop, THE MARJEANH in New York City. Having spent more time than I expected there, it was soon time to stop for lunch. I decided to stop at the Belleview Cafe, and was pleased to meet the owner, Marion DeBolt. I complimented him on the delicious food and he told me it had been prepared by his finacee, Miriam Weaver. While driving through Denver Colorado, I saw the magnificent Evan- gelical United Brethren Church. It was my luck to be passing just as Melvin and Melody were coming out the door. It was obvious that the knot had just been tied. They were both smiling and looked even hap- pier than I had remembered them in my school days. As I was watching television in the home of one of my relatives, where I was staying for the week-end, I was surprised to see the familiar face of Emma Lou Morningstar appear on the screen. She was going to sing her latest hit tune, 'tWin My Heart and You've Got My Mother, Too. As I continued my journey homeward and was driving through Salt Lake City, Utah, I suddenly had to apply my brakes to keep from hitting a jaywalker, whom I immediately recognized as Alice Myers. No cars being near, I stopped and talked with her for a few minutes. She told me that she was now a star in motion pictures. I noticed that she mentioned the name Wayne quite often so I asked her who he was and she told me that it was Wayne Gerber and that he was to star with her in her next picture. Fifteen 1 'W 14 4. P. -iff ' 1 ' 1. .JV '1 . ,4. .11 'H r,-1 I . My - , .l ,14 ,H 11, 1 1 ' X 1 .11 ', .1 ', 1 , 1 - 1 I 1 N 1 'aff ,Ut 1 11 11 , Mft '1 1 1 r 1 1 x Q U 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1, I ' 1 1 9 1 1 11,11 111 1 I 'I 'll 1 . 1 In 1 1 11. 11 .Q ' J, slwif ' 1,15 -1l', V 11 Q 1 , 1 . , , 1'. ' 'I I I' I L,ll 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1,' SOPHOMORE CLASS fi: Lf l N , C t 'gufc ' ' an w-an Az 5' I A 'W' - e it 'ww I f t ' , sir , ,. .,. i wx , 1 L ' ,, ,W H Q S 9 I - A in 'Q' ., 1 W-A.-ft ' af Q , .. - , - 'YZ7-fr gif - Q. -5 f ' A X, ,951 , Row 1: Virginia Brewster, Richard Keller, Gilly Kuhn, Gerald R. Miller, Larry Miller Row 2: John Overholser, Lindell Ross, Margie Smitley, Jack Wendel ABSENT: Marilyn Brewster CLASS HISTORY In September of forty-nine, nine Sophomores entered good old J. H. S. to further their education and enjoy themselves to the greatest extent. The group chose Jack Wendel as their president, Gerald R. Miller vice president and Larry Miller as secretary-treasurer. As is the Sophomores' duty we initiated the Freshman. The class held a class party at the school house in October. Our class is very well represented on the basketball team. Jack Wen- del is a substitute for the varsity team. Mr. Claren Neuenschwander is the class sponsor. Sixteen FRESHMAN CLASS J ,.S s' 1 , gaQ,..,.1 GSM' X -v ,, ' -of r ,I 2142 6' -31 Q' all ' ' ' 111, :' ' h V - X-1 IFS i uv ' VM, ' 0 i IW A 1, :E Aft. . 9..- l 5 ' i at Q -. i . 5 ,M Z 'if 2, -v .. 5321? -sw W. , ' K 1 -..,f i f 'L ,xiii A i Sit f' 1 U 'alfa f ' . FJ sl '. ' ,. V 5 gf r . ' f - V i- 2' A tit .f ' f :if ' . - fi Row 1: Donald Charleston, Glen Gerber, Earl Johnson, Patty Kelly. Bar- bara Lehman, Imogene Miller Row 2: James Patch, Mary Rhodes, Richard Stuber, Robert Switzer, Shar- on Teeple, Francis Wellman ABSENT: Saloma Hilty, Christian Wickey CLASS HISTORY In 49 a group of fourteen green Freshmen elected Robert Switzer as president, Richard Stuber as vice president, and Juanita Rhodes treasurei and Secretary. When Juanita moved to Geneva the office position was transferred to Barbara Lehman. Mrs. Davis was our class sponsor during this year. We're proud of our six Freshman boys who are out for basketball. They are: Bob Switzer, Francis Wellman, Dick Stuber, Earl Johnson, Jim Patch, and Donald Charleston fwho is the first team student managerj. Our initiation day was a great success. The Hartford softball team thought us quite absurd. The end of the initiation day was celebrated with a hay ride sponsored by the sophomore class. On the night of Jefferson's Junior Fall Festival our class was honored when Patty Kelly was crowned queen. Seventeen V f'-n I .... wggg, , Jag, f AA, 1 I N I A ,jg-3, 'X Q ' ff 1 I' '21, V' A 51,5 5 V yy 3 ' ,. - Y 'mv x I.. -. ' t , M ' Ai., ,,,.,, X I- ' ' , 15 w ' Iatsv ga' . -: fu V- t' - :I A' 1' ' ix 1' Iii' , . 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Carol Wall, Esther Zehr 8TH GRADE Olen Bollenbacher, Richard Butcher, Marilyn Charleston, Frances Coblentz, Larry Coblentz Faye Haines, David Hammitt, Clifford Kuhn, Orla Kuhn, Gerald- ine Smitley Paul Stolz, Josephine Uhrick, Norman Wall, Jean Weaver, Myrna Weaver 7th-Edward Hill, Reuben Hilty, Charles Ross, Barbara Wickey 8th-Sylvia Hilty, Bertha Schwartz, Roland Tumbleson IUNIOR HIGH HISTORY The Junior High is getting ready for its High School year. We are proud to say that there are 43 students in the Junior High. The first class meeting was called by our sponsor, Mr. Snyder. The following students were elected to take care of our future business: Pres- ident, Norman Wallg Vice President, Alice Stuber, Secretary, Jerry Mae Smitleyg Treasurers, Audrey Kuhn and Marilyn Charleston. Our first party was a hayride followed by a weiner roast at the school- house on October 7, 1949. We also had a basketball team entered in the Junior High League in the county. Nineteen ., ..,, h . 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Gus- Yea, I called the strikes. L'::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::v T wenty-six CAN YOU IMAGINE Audrey Ann Kuhn without a boy friend? Miss Sprunger without her I know of a person whol- Floreine Luginbill with a sense of humor? no IMr. Boller without, Now let's be quiet and get started on today's lesson? Patsy Johnson not worrying about her hair? James Patch without his wise cracks? Carl Baker not losing his hat? Rex Kuhn not teasing Flossie Uhrick? John Overholser not talking out of turn? Helen Rumple without her rouge? Richard Keller not in trouble? Betty Wendel not saying Oh, you stooge ? Darrel Kuhn not shooting paper wads? Bob Switzer not bragging about his looks? Mr. Neuenschwander not giving tests? Norman Haines quiet in Literature Class? David Whittredge behaving himself? Peggy Teeple's hair short and curled? Eugene Wellman not getting a paper to write in Literature Class? Bill Patterson getting excited at a ball game? Melody Kuhn not saying Oh Melvin '? Emma Lou Morningstar without her giggle? Colleen Kelly without something to say? Wayne Gerber with his hair combed? Miriam Weaver with low grades? Carl Spangler catching a joke when it's told? Alice Myers without treasure book trouble? Bryce Christy without his nose in a book? Emma Jean Switzer getting a low deportment grade? Melvin Wall short and fat? Marion DeBolt not blowing his top? Martha Bailey not walking out of study hall, any time for anything and getting excused? The Senior Class finding their typing books when they go to class? Mrs. Davis not primping? Imogene Miller with black hair? The Physics Class having their lesson? Richard Stuber 6 foot tall? The boys behaving in music class? The Sophomore boys not romantically inclined? Lyle Tumbleson short? Richard Butcher behaving himself? Arlene Sommer not called t'Blonde ? Rolland Tumbleson doing as he is told? Francis Wellman not an auctioneer? Lois Bauer not called Miss American? Ronnie Hill with long hair? Twenty-seven CAN YOU IMAGINE Brenda Johnson not lisping? Ruth Lehman too heavy? The Junior Class agreeing on anything? Gerald M. Miller not being quiet? Mr. Snyder without something to do? Anna Smitley not telling someone off? Don Gerber behaving in Literature Class? Mrs. Miller without a hat? Virginia Brewster too heavy? Jack Wendel behaving on the bus? Miss Kenney not friendly? Barbara Lehman without her giggle? Patty Kelly not blushing when the boys tease her? Miss Christy not tall and slender? Rose Ann Marble not playing the piano at noon? Virginia Ralston behaving on the bus? Johnny Rumple not having a different girl friend every day? Linda Teeple being large for her age? Darlene Smitley not kissing Roland Tumbleson on the bus? Marlene Cook not having colored glasses? Gilly Kuhn with nerve to ask a girl for a date? Gloria Bollenbacher not being inquisitive? Reuben Hilty wanting his picture taken? Jim Cook not being bashful? Dick Smitley not acting smart? Kaye Charleston without a smile? Ronnie Smitley not mischievous? Stanley Augsburger not taking his part in a fight? Gloria Weaver with something to say? Ina Woodruff not getting mad at Carl Spangler? Margie Smitley without her hair waved? Orla Kuhn with the same girl friend? Midgie Overholser not wearing overalls? Evelyn Kuhn not telling the Coach off? Sharon Teeple without Raymond Lindsey? Esibell Burkhart with a new hair do? Esther Zehr not having boyfriend trouble? Gerry Bailey not curious? Virgil Ferry not keeping the floors clean? The bus drivers not teasing someone? Gerald R. Miller not talking? The study hall being quiet? Lindell Ross not talking back to the teachers? The Economics Class not taking tests? The Third and Fourth Grade room not noisy? James Adams without his lessons? Jefferson without a graduating class? Twenty-eight ::::4-4 Pol? KROEHLER FURNITURE ITS SCHAF ERS DECATUR INDIANA .-:: :::: ,,,:::: :-------- Compliments of GENEVA MILLING AND GRAIN CO. Millers of AIWHITE LILY FLOURH See us flrst when you have grain to sell. Phone 81 GENEVA INDIANA , :v-:,::::: ::::,:::::: MOORES HOME STO-RE FANCY GROCERIES AND IVIEATS Phone 27 GENEVA INDIANA - - - - - - -:::- - :f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::04 REED'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE Exclusive Dealers In CHIEF PAINTS and IMPERIAL WALLPAPER Phone I 06 NEW CORYDON INDIANA - ...vv - - :::,::::: ::::':::: :::: ,-,,f',,J 44 ,:: 04-4-'Q ',00f'-4-'A' S S I I 'I 'I 'I '0::.,4- ::000.'::0Q'v: - :0 ::::QQ4- 0'4,:::00 Q:: I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I I :::::::::::::: ,- ::::.-,,:: - .-,::,:::,::::.-::J Twe nty-nin 9 Xa. ff: . ,,, , .XP 75 Thirty ' i 3 M -J- REFERENCE T0 CANDIDS 1. Twelve years together, 2. Freshmen slack parade. 3. Unexpected. 4. The younger generation. 5. Pumpkin King. 6. Sophomore girls. 7. Housekeeping? 8. Initiation. 9. Isn't love grand? 10. Janitor. 11. The Queen and her court. 12, Romeo and Juliet. 13. Three's a crowd. 14. Smile a little Francis. 15. Queen! 16. The porter and his chair. 17. See Madam LaGonga the fortune teller. 18. Are ya comin? 19. A Quack huh? 20. Where you been? 21. Who are you young man? IOKES Cowhand- Aren't you putting your saddle on backward, sir? Dude Rancher- That's all you know about it smarty-you don't even know which way Iim gOir1g.77 vw Earl- You mean to say you can tell the score of any baseball game before it starts? Coach- Why certainly, before it starts it's always 0-O. Binks-HThat man is the worst skinflint I ever heard of. He puts buttons in the col- lection plate in church. Skinks- Well, that's not uncommon. Binks- No, but he takes the buttons off the pew cushions? Carl- Well, I guess l'll never marry now. Emma Lou- Didn't you send your photograph to the Lonely Hearts Club? Carl- Yes, but they wrote on it 'We're not that lonely' and sent it back. Miss Sprunger- Now, Francis, where is Cleveland? Francis- Cleveland is in Washington today, and Bob Feller is pitching? We're not fussy- Wayne- I guess I won't come over tonight, Bill. UI think I have a case of diabetes. Bill- Oh, that's all right: bring it with you. Our gang will drink most anything. Thirty-one 1: 1: v-1 f' II 3' -A 1: E f :ca I af as s AA 1: U F7 E O C: H 1: 5 FU 5 P - '1 'U ' A: 3 E G E E j U Z U2 A ,V 3 C1 F1 1: rn H v ,, G U-7 U7 m I 1: Q C J 1 5' E U7 I: -1 -: O Z3 1: C Z -- 1 N1 111' 1: W m 5 - 1: 5 DH 1: 8 : :I : 1: Q 11 ' A: 9' '11 1. 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Dentist X-RAY FACILITIES I59 North Jefferson Street Office 66II - Phones - Residence 4533 4, BERNE INDIANA 'P 'n L, Thirty-four r,::.,::::::i:- ::::4.-,':- VARSITY TEAM AND SCORES Row 1: 1. to r.-B. Patterson, B. Christy, M. Wall, E. Wellman, C. Spang- ler, M. DeBolt, Coach, C. Neuenschwander Row 2: D. Charleston, Mgr., R. Switzer, D. Kuhn, G. M. son, J. Wendel Opponent Wren ........ ........... Poling ..........,........ Adams Central . Bryant .........,......... Geneva ..............,.. Pleasant Mills ..... Wren .................... Petroleum ....... Madison ............... Hartford .....,......... Consolation game, Alumni ................. Gray .,..........,,.....,, , Madison ,,,.... Bryant .............. Commodores ,..... Poling .................. Twelve Mile ...... Hartford .........,,,.. Pleasant Mills ..... Hartford ,............. 'Alo6Lu3fiy iF6LiEHe'yfffQfffff. ffffffQQ Miller, L. Tumble- They 45 38 37 36 58 43 68 72 29 47 55 35 33 50 33 67 30 53 41 44 53 Thirty-fire Opponent Monmouth ,,ooo Monmouth ,o.A,o Adams Central Hartford ..,....... Adams Central Hartford ..,t,,..., T11 i rty-Sir CHEERLEADERS ALICE MYERS and BETTY WENDEL SOFT BALL SCORES They 17 8 15 19 6 15 SECOND TEAM AND SCORE Row 1: 1. to r.-E. Johnson, R. Stuber, N. Haines, L. Miller, J. Wendel, J. Patch, D. Charleston Row 2: R. Switzer, F. Wellman, G. R. Miller, L. Ross, G. Kuhn, J. Over- holser, R. Keller, D. Whittredge Opponent We Wren ................... ....... 2 9 Poling ..........,......,.. ....... 5 8 Adams Central ........ ....... 2 5 Bryant ........,..,... ....... 2 5 Geneva ..........,....... .....,. 1 2 Pleasant Mills ..,, ,,..... 2 9 Wren ................... ....,.. 2 6 Petroleum ....... .....,, 2 4 Madison ...... ..,.... 3 3 Alumni .... .....,. 2 8 Gray ........ ....... 2 5 Madison ....,... ,...... 2 0 Bryant ............. ....... 3 1 Commodores ..... ....... 2 5 Poling ................. ..,,..l 3 7 Twelve Mile ..... ....... 2 4 Hartford .,.,...,.,....,, .. .... 21 Pleasant Mills .... ....... 2 7 They 28 38 45 21 22 25 24 35 24 26 19 9 27 35 32 25 20 25 Thirty-seven CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Book lists-teachers must think we're going to study this year. Freshmen as well as Seniors showed up first day of school. Election of class officers. We still can't remember our scheduleg we will sometime! Played Monmouth in softball-anyone remember the score? Don't tear the desks up yet! We still have plenty of school ahead of us. Jrs. and Srs. depart to battle grounds fclass meetingsj. Softball game with Monmouthg our first victory. Betty and Alice were chosen as cheerleaders. What was Melody doing outside the Christian church at Portland? Ask any senior. Magazine salesman meets with Seniors. Hunt's Studio showed Seniors picture samples. What's this? Glen Gerber kissing 7th grade girls on the bus? Fresh- man initation. Softball game with Hartford, score? we forgot! First P. T. A. meeting. Representative from Cron Studio interviews Seniors. Game with Adams Central. We won 8-6. Played Hartford. Mr. Neuenschwander gives short Government test. Was it SHORT ? OCTOBER First basketball practice underway. Underclassmen and teachers have peaceg Seniors are going for an- nual ads. Louie fell for Carl. Seniors still out of the cage Entire school had pictures taken--- probably keep the rats away. Deryll's Studio interviews Seniors. l, 9 and 10 get T. B. Patch Test. Seniors out for annual ads again. Jr. High has hayride and party at the school. P. T. A. meeting. Freshmen class party at the school house. School dismissed at noon so we could attend the Decatur fair. Seniors voted to have class pictures taken at Hunt's Studio. I wonder, does Myers really like office work or is it the office boy she's after? Freshmen ,girls tried out their gymnastics at Berne today. High school girls 'found them a new Romeo today. How about that Francis? First period cards issued. Freshmen take field trip. Another week's work ahead. Men started working on track and ball diamond. Thirty-eight Rev. Gehman here for first chapel service. Teacher's Institute. Teacher's Institute and Junior Fall Festivalg Patty Kelly was crowned queen. Senior play books arrive and parts are handed out. NOVEMBER School house raided, shoe strings and beans missing. Chapel with Rev. Krehbiel as speaker. First basketball game with Wreng good game boys. Second team was successful. Rev. Schmidt was here for chapel. Brave nimrods back in school-for a while! Second basketball game. We won over Poling 58-38. Rev. Schmucker was chapel speaker. Second six-weeks' tests start-- so soon? Mr. Snyder at Columbia City. When the cat's away the mice will play. Surprised Adams Centralg defeated them 39-37. Still rejoicing over last nights, victory. English students give pep talks. I wonder if the blackboard is cold to the nose? Anyone interested ask Paul Stolz. Did separating the rows of Freshmen and Seniors in first period study halls do any good?'? Defeated Bryant Owls. Johnny: Why don't you go home, Jimmy? Jimmy. fLingering at schoolj HI'm afraid to, I just received my report card. King Turkey reigned supreme-on the dinner table that is! The stage made its first appearance. I smell a play cookin . Who is the lover boy Anna got a note 'from?? If three 'frogs were sitting on a log, and one took a notion to jump in the river how many were left? fAnswer December 51 DECEMBER A new romanceg Keller how's Jerry Mae? Defeated by Geneva-score?? Forget it! Did you have a nice time after the game, Floreine? Three-he just TOOK a notion to jump in-but didn't do it. Kelly has her arms around the Senior boys-girls too. Seniors measured for caps and gowns. Rev. Walters and an evangelist here for chapel. Name cards arrive. BEWARE! Senior candy salesmen on hunt of a thief. Downed by Pleasant Mills 43-39. P. T. A. Santa Claus appears. Thrill! Thrill! Jr. Class rings arrive. Defeated by Wren, Ohio. Pep up boys, we want some wins. Rev. Shepherd chapel speaker. Lady: In restaurant looking over menuj Do you serve crabs? Waiter: We serve anyone. Please be seated. Thirty-nine Defeated by Petroleum 72-47. What caused the bench to break in Gov't. class? Could be too many Juniors on it! Victory once again over Madison 58-29. Rev. Statler chapel speaker. Everyone is being good-Christmas is near. Broadway here we come! Senior play Bolts and Nuts. Christmas program and treat. Sr. play. MERRY CHRISTMAS See you next year, everybody! JANUARY Back from vacation and ready to work some more. Sr. class deadg no Patterson 81 Wellman to tell jokes nor Spangler to giggle half-hour later. Are your brains in order? They'd better be, 'cause Semester exams are here. Ball game with Hartford cancelled due to high water-County Tourn- ey tickets go on sale. P. T. A. meeting. New cameras are needed at Hunt's Studio. Why? Seniors had their pictures taken. Third six weeks grade cards handed out. Are you still alive? First session of County Tourney. Hartford won from us. The boys just couldn't make enough baskets. Consolation game with Central. No use in making them cry, so we let them win. Commodores lucky champs of the county. Seniors received their proofs. No one has seen a rat since. Another one of those sleepy Mondays. Mr. Neuenschwander very graciously gives the Economics class a test. David, why were you so mad in ll and 12 Literature Class? Rev. Carter was here for chapel. Plans under way for the Seniors' Chili Supper. End of another week. Be ready to start all over Monday. Game with Alumni. Score 43-35. Nice game fellows. Glen, Patch, Whittredge and Don did you have fun going up and down stairs? You should've known better than to skip Phys. Ed. Principals' meeting. Ball game with Gray. We're sailing now-39-33. Rev. Gilander here for chapel and showed us some Japanese articles. The boys are still using the stairs. Dennis Norman has a conference with the Senior Class. Ball game with Madison 49-50. Tough luck. A few Seniors blew up. Wonder why?? Game with Bryant-Score 48-33. We won once more. Rev. Wilkins and Rev. and Mrs. Phillips were here and taught a new way to do arithmetic. Forty FEBRUARY Music class journeyed to the Geneva Farmers Institute. Seniors get a bang out of a class meeting. Ball game with Commies 67-24. Something must have been wrong. High school students have chests X-rayed at Geneva. Sr. Chili Supper. Quite a performance. Was the note Peggy Teeple gave Butch Wall for him or his sister?? Chili and hot dogs served for dinner and almost roasted ham from DeBolt's legs! Rev. Gehman and Rev. Clough were here for special chapel service. Senior girls go to the County Tea. Ball game with Twelve Mile. Something sure went haywire! 53-20. P. T. A. meeting. Ball game with Hartford 40-41. Tough. Kids from New Corydon lucky again. Rev. Tauber speaker for chapel service. Last ball game of the season with Pleasant Mills, 52-44. Victory! Patch was lucky he drew a car! How did you like it Mr. Snyder? New jackets appear in school. Seniors seem to be happy. 24-25. Sectional won by Yellow Jackets. MARCH Why are all the 'Tth and 8th graders having to stay in at noon? Mrs. Marhenke teaches during Miss Sprunger's absence. Melvin how do you like your teaching job? P. T. A. meeting and carry-in-supper for basketball boys. Jr. Class sponsors Hoosier Corn Huskers at Berne Auditorium. Where were the various tunes coming from in Activities period? APRIL P. T. A. meeting. County Music Festival at Monmouth. County Music Festival at Geneva. Quite a work out! Freshman Class party. -28. Senior exams appear on the scene. MAY -5. Final exams for undergrads. Baccalaureate. Rev. Marshall Weaver, speaker. Commencement. Seniors make their departure. Rev. Worthman, speaker. Last grade cards of the year handed out. Seniors leave on their trip. New York and Washington, D. C., here we come. SO LONG F orty-one IOKES Norman: I had a fall last night that left me unconscious for 6 hours. Patsy: Good gosh, where did you fall? Norman: Asleep Policeman: I thought you were put in jail to serve a life term. Prisoner: I was, but my term is up. 'Teacherz f'When your eyes grow tired you should look at something green to rest them. Student: Why sure, that's why I've been looking at you. fTaken from 1922 J effersonianj Don: I sure had tough luck. My clover grew very short. David: Don't feel bad, I had to lather mine to mow it. Reporter: t'Are you the bridegroom'? Usher: I should say not. I was eliminated in the semi-finals. Jeff: So you think I ought to put on more weight? Mutt: I certainly do. VVhen you drink tomato juice you look just like a thermometer. Truth? Breathing through the nose is good for the health and also tends to keep you out of trouble by keeping your mouth shut. They sure can be nice. A tired husband was greeted by his wife as he came home from work. Darling sit right down. Here are your slippers and the paper. 'tOkay, Honey. Let's see the new hat. Mourner: Yes Ilm 93 myself? Undertaker: Well, we run a very genteel and sympathetic establishment here, why do you bother to go home? Tweet: My wife dreamed last night she was married to a millionaire. Twit: You're in luck. That's what my wife thinks in the day time. Mr. Weaver: So you desire to become my son-in-law. Marion: No, but if I marry your daughter I don't see how I can get out of it. No Cash Value. He had a heart of gold, a laugh of silver, and a mine of information, she had ruby lips, teeth of pearl. Between them, they had 14 cents. Forty-two Editor-in-Chief Assistants - Circulation Managers - Assistant - - Business Managers Assistant Activities Assistant - Athletic Editor Assistants - Photographs Snap Editors - Assistant MIRIAM WEAVER ANNA SMITLEY FLOREINE LUGINBILL - BRYCE CHRISTY MELVIN WAIIL DARREL KUHN MARION DEBOLT EUGENE WELLMAN DAVID WHITTREDGE MARTHA BAILEY ALICE MYERS BETTY WENDEL MELODY KUHN PATSY JOHNSON RUTH LEHMAI: CARL SPANGLER WAYNE GERBER BILL PATTERSON COLLEEN KELLH' EMMA J. SWITZER EMMA L. MORNINGSTAR GERALD IVIILLER Forty-three F EASTERN INDIANA OIL 61 SUPPLY CO. 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We will greatly appreciate any patronage extended to our adver- I I tisers. lt I SENIOR CLASS Q GENEVA INDIANA 1 lr 1 I I.--:::::- Fifty tr 4+ 'u ALUMNI Rapheal Borntrager Lehman Niles, Michigan Edward J. Billinsky South Bend, Ind. Ordine Butcher Harris Fort Wayne, Indiana Madeline Robin Steinbrunner 622 N. Sugar St., Celina, Ohio Chalmer Baker, Celina, Ohio Lucile Lewis Purdy 627 Mechanic St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Jessie Snyder Filler 4113 Arlington Ave., Fort Wayne Ind. Elmer Robin 4710 Arlington Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind Virgil Snyder 6914 Ideal Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Doris Engle Coven 1776 Lagondo Ave., Springfield. Ohio Loris Marshall, Cheyenne, Wyo. Orison Stolz, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Henry Rumple, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Gladys Teeter Ketchum, Bryant, Ind. Bertha Becher Stevenson, Celina, Ohio Elizabeth Miller Cook, Fort Wayne, Ind. Ernest Reed, New Corydon, Ind. Mabel LeFever Fann 4813 S. Wayne S., Fort Wayne, Ind. Glenna Duff Lehman 406 Compromise St., Berne, Ind. Grace Wall Saxmon. R. R. 4, Portland, Indiana Walter Arnstutz, New Corydon, Ind. Helen Ray, Fort Wayne, Ind. 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 Ernest R. Zehr fDeceasedJ Lois Buckmaster Lotz fDeceasedJ Anna L. Fetters fDeceasedJ Alice G. Kenny Eirman Madison, Wis. Margaret F. Remaklus Dayton, Ohio Leona Miller Hisey, Portland, Ind. Edward Robin 7419 Indiana Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Raymond Wickelman fDeceasedJ Martin Borntrager, South Bend, Ind. Mary Miller Reinbold 3005 Euclid Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Rose Mann Vaughn CDeceasedJ Dorothy Kenney Falter, Tiffin, Ohio Delcie Ketchum Gunter, Ohio City, Ohio Ray Smith, Portland, Ind. Lamiolle Fogle, Medford, Okla. Lucile Kenney Post, R. R. 2, Geneva. Ind. Wilma Snoke Stolz, R. R. 1 Pauline Lewis CDeceasedl Osie Hiestand Sprunger 166 Bryan St., Berne, Indiana Raymond Snyder, Fort Wayne, Ind. Howard Fenning, Springfield, Ohio Helen Teeter Bolds 3221 Dinnen Ave., Fort Wayne, lnd. Alma Peel Hirschy 217 Van Buren St.. Berne, Ind. Robert Moran, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Martha Smith Miller, Portland, Ind. Esther Bollenbacher Heare E. Main St., Berne, Ind. Emma Fogle Fennig, Bryant, Ind. Fifty-one Martha Butcher Lantz, Fort Wayne, Ind. Lewis E. Arnold, Willshire, Ohio Burdette Burk 1134 E. Lewis St., Fort Wayne, Ind. 1929 Gale Butcher, Rockford, Ohio Mildred Morningstar Schindler Geneva, Ind. Ruth Teeter Eichenauer, R. R., Celina, O. Chester Haines 3 Western Ave., Newark, Ohio Paul Stolz 2423 W. Jackson St., Muncie, Ind. 1930 Ernest Baker, Rockford, Ohio Howell Duff 815 Madison St., Decatur, Ind. Robert Stuber, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Mary Fifer Kuhn, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. 1931 Chester L. Adams, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Norma Burk Briggs 801 Washington St., Defiance, Ohio Amos Wall 1405 Oneida St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Vera Anspaugh Kelly, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Richard Bryan 224 Courtland St., Highland Park, Mich. John E. Walter, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. 1932 Blaine Bailey, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Ethel Hunt Smitley R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Soloman Mosser, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Clara Buckingham Walter R R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Vera Ludy Teeter, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind 1933 Francis Arnold, R. R. 1, Celina, Ohio Arthur Jutte, Detroit, Mich. Richard Kelly, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Merrill Weaver, Geneva, Ind. Raymond Bollenbacher, Dayton, Ohio Fifty-two Glennis Kenney Vivian Ray, Fort Wayne, Ind. Marcella Robin Fravel, Cincinnati, Ohio Ruth Rumple Bauman, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind Charles Stolz, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Theodore Morningstar R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Cecil Smitley, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Jay Walter, New Corydon, Ind. Beulah Ketchum Hillery 940 W. Arch St., Portland, Ind. Ralph Bollenbacher, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Elizabeth Mosser Stamm 4428 S. Lafayette St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Thurman Baker, Geneva. Ind. Gladys Bollenbacher Stuber R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Luella Ray, Fort Wayne, Ind. Herbert Wendel, New Corydon, Ind. Delmas Bollenbacher, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Doris Foreman Wall 1405 Oneida St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Lucile Tricker Muhlenkamp R. R. 1, Rockford, Ohio Harold DeArmond, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Grace Kenney Digby Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Edith Stolz Walter, New Corydon, Ind. William Gable, Indianapolis, Ind. Clarence Snyder, R. R. 5 ,Wilma Schaadt Gehm, R. R. 1, Celina, O. Thurman Charleston, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind Eleanor Miller Heeter, Geneva, Ind. Chester Smitley fDeceasedJ Nora Smitley, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Karl Kauffman 205 Bryan St., Berne, Ind. Florence Peel Harmon, Willshire, Ohio Bernice Becher Stettler, Willshire, Ohio Holman Egly, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Beatrice Luttman Morningstar R. R. 10, Fort Wayne, Ind. Edith Shoemaker Springer R. R. 5, Portland, Ind. Christeen Stuber Loy, Portland, Ind. Kenneth Bollenbacher, Pleasant Mill Marie Jutte, Dayton, Ohio Martha Parr Price, Ossian, Ind. Beatrice Welling 1DeceasedJ Robert Buckmaster Mary Lindsey, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Virgil Springer, R. R. 4, Portland, Ind. Floyd Baker, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Clyde Ray, Fort Wayne, Ind. Glen Sipe 852 N. Jefferson St., Muncie, Ind. Raymon Huey 2707 Prairie Grove, Fort Wayne, Ind. Robert Wiest 1806 Savine St., Huntington, Ind. Allene Boze Mosser, Geneva, Ind. Eileene Fogle Clara Gable Gilgan 211 Delaware Place, Chicago 11, Ill. Betty Pyle Bollenbacher 910 Walnut St., Decatur, Ind. Willis Burk, Box 57, Greenville, Ind. Donald Foreman, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Ruth Ineichen Butcher 704 S. Shank St., Portland, Ind. Lucile Boze Hunt, Dallas Center, Ia. Fredrick Fennig, R. R. 2, Monroe, Ind. Eugene Kelly 7181!2 E. Main St., Portland, Ind. Augusta Morningstar Butcher 124 E. Washington St., Portland, Ind. Deloris Dailey Sprunger R. R. 1, Berne, Ind. 1934 s I d Archie Wendel 720 Elm St., Decatur, Ind. Esther Brewster Miller 1505 E. Yale Ave., Muncie, Ind. Raymond Miller, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Shirley Wiest Smith 1328 Graystone Ave., Huntington, Ind. Royce Wall, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. n . Okla Daugherty, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. James Moran, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Edith Snyder McClain, Dayton, Ohio True Hunt, Dallas Center, Ia. Ardon Mosser, Geneva, Ind. Fredrick Schaadt, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Violet Yaney Marble, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. 1935 Evelyn Fetters Kauffman 205 Bryan St., Berne, Ind. Patricia Whitacre lDeceasedJ Chalmer Bollenbacher 910 Walnut St., Decatur, Ind. Naomi Reef DeArmond, Rockford, Ohio Josephine Walter Baker R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. 1936 Donnave Charleston Sipe 852 N. Jefferson St., Muncie, Ind. Wilbur Harshbarger, Chicago, Ill. Kathleen Kenney Digby Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio May Weaver Stettler, Pennville, Ind. Eloise Christy Leistner, Rockford, Ohio Ilah Harshbarger Ferry R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. John Miller, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Ray Weaver Laux, Geneva, Ind. DeVon Whitacre, Monroe, Ind. 1937 Helen Ineichen Butcher Southwestern Ave., Portland, Ind. Mary Luttman Bollenbacher R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. David Mosser, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Naomi Rian Piety 1020 S. Johnson St., Bluffton, Ind. Fifty-three Imogene Reef Priebe 1430 W. 100 Place, Chicago, Ill. Don Abnet, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Marjorie Boze Decker, Marion, Ind. Elaine Christy, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Cornelius Gable 2201 Lamberton, Middletown 2, Ohio Louis Jutte Maurice Weaver, Columbus, Ohio Warren Augsburger, R. R. 2, Geneva, I Catherine Mosser Knapp, Calif. Jesteen Walter Micheals R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. James DEAFIDCl'id N. Jefferson St, Berne, Ind. Cecil Bollenbacher, Caledonia, Ohio Edith Habegger Miller, R. R. 2, Berne, Mable Wolff Poorman 3902 Brentwood Dr., Fort Wayne, Ind. Roma Whitacre Moyer, Chicago, Ill. Eileen Brewster Bollenbacher Caledonia, Ohio Clifford Baker, Marion. Ohio Lester Haines 619 Studebaker St., Decatur, Ind. Ruth Luginbill Abnet, R. R. 2, Berne, Gladine Butcher Poindexter 80 Waltz Drive, Barberton, Ohio Kathryn Runkle Gunderson New Corydon, Ind. Esther Abnet Habegger 916 Eastern Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Helen Leininger Drake 325V2 N. 4th St., Decatur, Ind. Calvin Foist, Anderson, Ind. Dorothy Murphy Gromeaux, Dixon, O Evelyn Kelly Thurston 415 Shannon Ave., Van Wert, Ohio Luella DeBolt, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Don Baumgartner, Decatur, Ind. Paul Miesse Fzfty-four 1938 1939 nd. 1940 Ind. 1941 Ind. 1942 hio 1943 I Paul Sipe, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Mary Helen Moran, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Earl Hamerick, Hoagland, Ind. Mary Bollenbacher Baker, Rockford, Ohio Martha Butcher 859 Kenmore Blvd., Akron, Ohio Isbelle Fetters Fuelling, Decatur, Ind. Grant Smitley, R. R. 3, Portland, Ind. Viola Baker Stau-ffer, Geneva, Ind. Floyd Luginbill 215 W. St. Joe St., Lansing, Mich. John Teeple, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Audrey Yaney Payne 3401 Freeman St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Paul Tumbleson, R. R. 10. Decatur Road, Fort Wayne, Ind. Cleola Brunner Teeple, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. William E. Kenney, 8th St., Decatur, Ind. Donald Lee Cline, Fort Wayne, Ind. Elsie Habegger Affolder R. ll. 2, Berne, Ind. Ruth Christy, Bob Jones University Greenville, S. C. Oral Parr Jarrell, Plymouth, Ind. Cleo Wall Augsburger, Geneva, Ind. Jean Dui? Thornton, Portland, Ind. Virgil Morningstar, Decatur, Ind. Robert Lautzenheiser R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Grace Mosser Dubach, Linn Grove, Ind. Paul Gable, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Velma Huser 210 Orange St., Johnson, Mich. Chester Lautzenheiser, Calif. James Weaver 52292 W. Main St., Portland, Ind. Marjorie Myers Rediger Fort Wayne, Ind. Robert Boze 548 Vvfinona Village, Indianapolis, Ind. Betty Branstetter Parr 655 N. Behring St., Berne, Ind. Jean Stuber Lautzenheiser R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Wanda Lautzenheiser Winona Lake, Ind. Wilma Noble Martin Keystone, Ind. Mary Schaadt Bollenbacher Celina, Ohio Mary Butcher Moser 418 W. High St., Berne, Ind. Junior Huser, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Howard Kelly, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Naomi Dailey, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Billy Kelly, R. R. 1, Bryant. Ind. Ruth Tinkham Now 522 N. Sugar St., Celina, Ohio Chloe Bailey Davidson Box 132, Geneva, lnd. Paul Gerber, R. R. 4, Decatur, Ind. Colleen DuH Gibboney North Manchester, Ind. Sara Lou Sink East Lansing, Michigan Rosemary Boze Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne, Ind. Joan Ann Sink Ball State Nurses Home, Muncie, Ind. Eugene Hill, R. R. 5, Decatur, Ind. Robert Bailey, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Ruth Morningstar, R. R. 6, Decatur, Ind. Jean Butcher 325 W. Wayne St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Virginia Leininger New Corydon, Ind. 1944 1 945 1946 1947 1948 1949 Gerald Morningstar, Decatur, Ind. Eugene Brunner, Votaw St., Portland, Ind Ruth Myers Elett 511 E. Pettit St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Esther Luginbill Patch R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Delores Patterson Patch R. R. l, Bryant, Ind. Mary Gerber Brodback, Sheridan Trailer Court, R. R. 2, Fort Wayne, Ind. Lela Smitley Kelly, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Ruth Tumbleson Dewispleare 2235 Winter St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Harriett Haines 315 N. 5th St., Decatur, Ind. Mary Parr Myers, R. R. 4, Bluffton, Ind. Floyd DeBolt, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Ruth Patch, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Paul L. Buckingham, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Glenna Noble Lee, R. R. 1, Poneto, Ind. George Stolz, Jr. E. Washington St., Greensburg, Ind. Paul Merritts, Butler, Ind. DeLee Patterson Mattax R. R. 1, Monroe, Ind. Jean Ann Sink Ball State Nurses Home, Muncie, Ind. Harold Miller, New Corydon, Ind. Helen Patterson Brunner New Corydon, Ind. Alethea Bollenbacher, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind Margaret Weaver, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Doris Wellman, Dayton, Ohio Wilma Overholser, R. R. 2, Berne, Incl. Marilyn Haines Corey R. R. 1, Monroe, Ind. Fifty-five P ' C OM PLIM EN TS OF I P 1 First Bank of Berne 4 ESTABLISHED IBQI C0mpleIe BQIII-I,Ig Swim I MEMBER OF ' FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ' BERNE INDIANA II , MIBIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIEB BDDIK CDIIIIQBIISIII 1 A Complete Line of , SCHOOL BOOKS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES - BIBLES , AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS - GIFTS- ETC. I ' BEBNE INDIANA U Two Roselyn Huser. R. R. 2. Berne, Ind. Thomas Lister, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Wilburn Ross, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Howard Miller, New Corydon, Ind. Bobby Wendel, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Edison Huser Joyce Smitley, Geneva, Ind. IOKES Topics of the day- Maid- All the guests came in beautiful cars and wore gorgeous clothes and the most wonderful jewelry? - Cook- Gracious, what did they talk about? Maid-NUS. The modern way- Buffum- How can I cure my brother George of snoring? Scuffum- It's easy-use kindness, co-operation, tact, and stuff an old sock in his mouth. What a let down- Clerk- Is the fountain pen a birthday surprise for your son? Customer- I'll say it is-he's expecting a convertible coupe. Mel- Since I met you I can't eat or drink. Lil- Gracious, why not? Mel-'Tm broke. Lil- Oh, well, you can't use any egg until itls broke. Splendid career- Perkins- I feel I am fitted for big things. I'd like a position with five thousand men under me. Gherkins- Fine, dear boy-why not a job mowing grass in a cemetery? Advice- Poke- What a doctor! He told me to bury myself in my work. Moke--'fWell, what's wrong with that? Poke-'Tm a concrete mixer. Stranger-t'Only twelve o'c1ock? I thought it was more than that. Native- Around here, stranger, that's all it ever gets. Then we start over. Henry-- Hurry up, dear, or we'll be late. Henrietta- Now quit fussing, Henry-I've been telling you for the last half hour I'd be ready in a minute. Young Mother-t'Why so gloomy? Young Father-'LI was just thinking-here we spend a year trying to get the baby to talk, and the next twenty trying to get her to shut upf, Fifty-six MEMOIRS fAll quotations taken from the first copy of the Jeffersonian, printed in 1922.5 From this relic the staff of this present Jeffersonian found some very enlightening facts. One was the article that told us about the location of the High School. The build- ing is located in the exact middle of the township on a plot of ground containing 2lf2 acres. The general contract, heating and Ventilating, electrical wiring, plumbing and light plant totaled 5'p46,079.l2. We were amazed when we recognized some familiar names located in the Freshman enrollment. Wilma Snoke Stolz and Orison Stolz were listed. Jefferson has been an in- stigator in many things, hasn't it? Going on we found more familiar names in the grades. There were forty-six students in the first two grades, among them were Therman Charleston, Blaine Bailey, and Herbert Miller. Trailing by one, the third and fourth with their forty-five students embarked on the educational road. Vera Anspaugh Kelly and Chester Adams were among the third graders. Called the Overflow, grades five and six had thirty-eight on the roll. Cecil Smitley and Walter Amstutz were members of this group. The seventh and eighth grades had some interesting characters too. Chalmer Smitley was one. It was amazing to see that Jefferson in f'22 was taking part in activities. A Parent- Teachers organization was working. 'LThe meetings were held every two weeks, and it is safe to say that over 150 people were present at every meeting. Not to be outdone in athletics either, the high school had both girls and boys en- tered in the county tournament. In the field of music, We found a Jefferson Center Orchestra with a membership of thirty-two. The annual contained jokes, poems, and advertising in addition to the things men- tioned. We believe the school had reason to be justly proud of their production in 22 , and we have endeavored to make our production this year one the school and com- munity can be proud of. Fifty-seven N , 5 3 'Www fn. Fifty-eight REFERENCE T0 CANDIDS 1. Are you posin? 2. Who's lookin at the camera? 3. Aren't you a little young for such a pipe? 4. A Darkey huh? 5. Wanta buy something? 6. I'm embarrassed! 7. Think you can make it, Myers? 8. You're supposed to be getting annual ads! 9. Grade entertainment! 10. Trying out the new slide? 11. Why a Chevrolet man in front of there? 12. Jefferson Lake is frozen over. 13. What's the big attraction? 14. All alone! 15. Phyllis is lucky tonite! 16. Physical Ed. 17. Things are a little Sideways. 18. Study Hall???? IOKES Really?? Men talk just as much as women, but with this one difference: women all chatter at the same time and apparently none misses a word anyone else has said. Men can't do this trick-they have to take turns. Only men say it- If a man reaches into a hat and pulls out a rabbit, it's magic. If a woman reaches into her handbag for a door key and pulls out adoor key, it's a miracle. Small shave- Ma- Really, I'm worried about Junior's arithmetic. He told me that 7 and 4 make 12. Pa- Well, I think that's good for a little shaver-he only missed it by 2. Tastes will differ- The bride chose a gown of white marquisette over satin with a high neckline, off the shoulder yoke, finished with chantilly lice, a fitted bodice, dong fitted sleeves coming to a point at the skirt and a full hoop wrist. fTaken from a newspaper misprintj Examiner- Now, soldier, what was the heaviest you ever weighed and the lightest? Soldier-'tAbout 165 was the heaviest, and 7 pounds 9 ounces the lightest. Fifty-nine .AM f0gl Cl,l0A5 .X4lfL t0gl Cll0A5 Sixty-one .AU f09I CLl0L5 ,Axrtca rved Bowers I ewelry Store Decatur l Indiana A:::,-an-0::: Compliments of Jzzffwz 3 JEWELRY STORE Dmmondr 0 Watches 0 SIlverwore Iso N. SECOND SI. DECATUR, INDIANA ,,---,---------- .......... ,.,---,,, A:::::::::::::::::::::::4-::::::,4 New Star Theatre and Limberlost Drive-In SHOWING THE BEST F OR LESS Geneva Indiana A:::::, ::: ,::,, LIMBERLOST EGG FARM Breeders of Large Type High Producing S. C. WI-IITES - LECIHCRNS AMOS M. SCHWARTZ Berne U. S. 27 Indiana 0'-4- '------'------,-,'-,--0.,A,--- When your vocahularp fails say it with MUSIC SPRUN GER MUSIC SHOP HIGHWAY 27 BERNE INDIANA A A A A4-0 AAAA 0 A A' A - A A AAAA A A::::QQ0,',:::, A--A A::::QQ0:e D U R O C S New blood lines each year, Boars and Gilts by Red Rambler 4th prize Indiana State Fair 5th prize Ohio State Fair His pigs are real growers, long deep and thick real red. Everyday sale day the year around, reasonable prices. LEE ROY BOEHM Phone New Corydon 179 JAY CITY INDIANA Sixty-thre r -------- --- --- -vv I S t S S S E t S S t 5 I S S I 5 I I I I I I I t 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 t I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I t 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I S 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I S I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I P 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I Gilliom Lumber Company PAINTS 8: OILS LUMBER - LATH - SHINGLE5 BUILDING MATERIAL If it's lumber call our number PHONE 36 Berne Indiana Downtown Texaco ARCHIE H. SMITLEY Corner of Znd and Jackson Decatur Indiana EST Sy Sins' sf'- -zs' 1' K l Q . Q 941 69 4g 11 on ronv no D. D. STAUPFER, Manager Berne Phone 126 Indiana Dierkes Implement Sales FERGUSON Authorized Tractor and Implement Dealers State Routes 27, 33, and 224 Decatur Indiana Felber Machine 6: Welding Shop MASSEY-HARRIS SALES SERVICE Phone I 27 Berne Indiana Liechty Cannery CUSTOM CANNING IVIEATS SORCHUM Phone I 73 Berne Indiana :: :::: ::::::::::::4:::- ::::::: Hoosier Pete Quality for Less GAS OIL GREASINC WASHING POLISHINC. Berne Oil Company Miz Phone 6681 Bi L,,- AAAA. -AA Hank's Garage The place where your dollars go the farthest On Highway 116-8 miles East of Geneva All lcincls of repair work Electric and Acc-:tylene Welding GOODRICI-I TIRES PRIIVIE BATTERIES Phone 70 Bryant Rt. 1 Indiana S ixty-four COMPLIMENTS OF Iudy Beauty Shoppe JUDY BANTA, Operator and Cwner Phone l l 9m Geneva Indiana Compliments of IDEAL DAIRY BAR Decatur Indiana 44 vv... ----0---- vvvv-, MIDLAMS Clover Farm Store Chattanooga Ohio :v ':::::: ':: ,::0 ::::- Congratulations to the Class of 50 Ideal Beauty Shoppe jean Huffman, owner-manager PHONE I 5 7w Geneva Indiana Dinner Bell Cafe F ROSTY MALTS FROZEN CUSTARDS M EALS VIRGINIA VAN-SKY'OCK Geneva Indiana :-,-:::, - - - - ::.A,::::: Compliments of Pfennig Insurance Agency l lERMAN J. BIXLER Geneva Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARDS STUDIO Decatur Indiana ::.-'::,::,,::: :::'::: Labrun Produce QUALITI' DOMINATES A goocl place lo sell POULTRY - - Eccs - - HIDE - - FURS Chattanooga 0hi0 ::J 4 4 'I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I J v--,---- Sixty-fit' C DEDICATION l The year 1950 causes us to pause and look back over the- first half century. In so doing We dedicate this volume of the Jeffersonian to former students and graduates. Although Jefferson students have been making history for only a little over a quarter of a century, fond memories will live on for generations. The lasting contributions from our predecessors have indebted us. We dedicate this yearbook in gratitude to those who went before us and made it possible that we could enjoy the pleasures of the school they knew. Three 1 1, P f:::' :' ::: '-::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::'P 1 I 1, 1 , , 1, 3 EVERYONE WELCOME :E SII11'II1eY'S UPIIOISIGTY Shop l P 1, 1, 1 2 To 1: Upholstering - Re-styling 1E 1, ' 1, 1, 11 1, 1 1, 1 ,E PALMER HQUSE E, FURNITURE REPAIR ,E 1, 1, ' ' 1, E LUNCHES and REFRESHMENTS .f Cecil E- SWUCY 1 1' 1 ii Phone 167 ff Phone 141-G Q, 1 . 1 . 1I If Berne Indiana I, Berne, Indlana R. F. D. 2 1, :E 1. I 'E :::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::'-::::'A::::::::: :::::::::1 1 Ig 11 CONCRA TULA Tl ON S 1, :I 1 1' EHLERS RESTAURANT 1' f To THE CLASS ee 1950 Q, :E 1' 'I 1, 1, P , Swan Beauty Shoppe 5, U 1, lb 1? 1: Phone ZI 1: 1 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 IVIAXINE PI-IYLLIS Decatur Indiana 1, 1 l' 1: Berne Indiana If ri me, :,,,,e,-1' if it .1 +I I' 1 11 11 COMPLIMENTS OF 1, 1, 1 1, COMPLIMENTS OF 1: 1, , 1, fl Dr. Edwln Nyffeler .E 1, , 1, 1, 1, P 1 1, CHIROPRACTOR 1, AL SCHMITT If 1 ,, 1, 1 , 1, :E X-RAY Q. 1, I: Decatur Indiana 2 Berne Indiana 11 1, 1 1 11 1: 11- - .........r.... ..... 1 I - - - -,,, -,.,, 1'-- '-'----- 1, 1+ 1 1' 1' P ff Sam Nussbaum 11 BEST OF Gooo LUCK V, P 1 My Rates Are I0-I571 If TO :E Below Standard Rates E' I 2 REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 1, Class of 50 1' 12 NOTARY PUBLIC COLLECTIONS ,, ,I , 1 P 3 Office Phone 19 gf Ios. V. Schetgen, M.D. , 11 1' 1 1, Residence Phone 407 ,I , 1, 1, Berne Indiana :E Geneva Indlana 3L:::::::: -'f::l: Sixty-six ::':::- :::::::::::::::: A A - - - The Food Bank COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE GROCERIES, MEATS, F RUITS PHONE 54 Geneva Indiana Compliments of The Geneva Herald NEWSPAPER and Jos PRINTING Geneva Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF The La Rue Shoppe Geneva Indiana 0',- - Q', vv- Hardy G Hardy Phone IO9 Nite Phone 45 lfVe have a complete line of gifls for all the .'---- --v0---,- -,--f---',--- Compliments of C. P. Hinchman, M.D. Geneyra Indiana ::.-- ::::':::::::' Geneva Wrecking Co. Retailers of Scrap ED NEVII. 6: SONS family Geljeva Indiana Geneva Indiana TRY THE HUB Wiggs Restaurant for GENERAL MERCHANDISE FINE Foon, ICE CREAM, 6: POP Highway I8-27-67 Geneva Indiana Bryant Indiana - ...... - .-:::::::Q 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 'I 'I 'I 5 5 5 5 'I 'I 5 5 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 5 5 I 5 'I I 5 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 5 5 I I 5 I I I I 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 l 5 5 I 5 I E Sixty-seven ,I I I I 'J I ' I 'I 1, 1 I I LIMIBERLOST :E The semce Garage 1, . . , E1 Service Stahon 51 WALTER I-IOFSTETTER I I I1 Automotive Maintenance lf STUDEBAKER 1, 1, 11 CLAUDE F. RIGGIN, Owner I: Automobiles 61 Trucks 1 1 :E Your Sunoco Dealer il SALES Bi SERVICE :I U. S. Highway 27 :E Phonfai U S H h 1, 1, n . . ig way 27-South 'I PliCHQEl90 I ff Geneva Indiana Geneva Indiafla l-AAAAA AAA:::il 3I ' 1: ? P I I I: Congratulations to COMPLIMENTS 'I 'I I Class of ao QC ll 1: of I I I Pure Oil Service Station QI , , ,I I Geneva Vetennary Hospital I 'I ll RICHARD SETTLE, Prop. IZ 'I 'I lGeneva Indiana O' R' CAMPBELL 'I II ll AAAAAAA -- vvvvv 555' ffgffvvv AA ' 5: '-Oiffv 5v 5575- ::::'5:::' l l 'I I I 'I 5, Hannl Fumiture 5, Compliments 1 'I I HOME FURNISHINGS Q, of 4 1 'I 1, RESTYLINC. REPAIRING F LOYD VOORHEES 1 CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE ll , If QI City Barber Shop If Geneva Indiana If :I Geneva Indiana I Phone 7702 1 'I 1 I -::: Il D :I 5: Compliments of Il Hanni Plumbing Shop , I 1: . ff :I Doc S Place ,I WA'rER SYSTEMS - WATER SOFTENERS I q I 5 C.L.DAY l OHSBURNERSEISTOKERS I ,' E IQECREAUON CENTER l Phonel35 1, 'I 1 'I :E Geneva Indiana Geneva Indiana I I I lLxxxxx - - xx- xxxx xxx xxx Sixty-eight I I I I I 'I I 'I I I Y T Tx' :::::::::::f:::' 1 'I II I: I We carry a complete line I I Shop at QI of I 1, I MOORE.S I NOTIONS - TOYS - NOVELTIES - CANDIES -I I, I, 'I E SCHOOL SUPPLIES - INFANTS WEAR II I BUSY STORES EVERYWHERE Smart Women Wear I 'I 1 I ,Berne Indiana' WAY NE MAID DRESSES . g :I Berne 5c to S1 Store I I -memmmmx ...::,: H- I L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,: ,,,, LM FE I I I , F dt I I oo own Super Market THE FAIR STORE 3, I Specmlizmg in :E Feel at Home Here I I I I HGME KILLED MEAT5 :I HOME and GIFT NEEDS I I Phone 87 1,000 AND I ARTICLES 4: EBerne Indiana Berne Indiana I I Au Hu nu I I :E : I The Fashion I COIVIPLIMENTS I : for I ' I . . I I L d ' d Ch ld ' I , , ' , a les an I rem ,g Zwlck Furnlture I Ready-to-Wear 1, 4 I GUS and EVELYN I IE I Decatur Indiana :I :Berne Indiana jr :I :Mun nnhnnh- U--UA: II I W :E I THE HABIT Publix Service ' Q I BAND. STRINGED INSTRUMENTS 5: f MENS FURNISHINGS ' AND ACCORDMNS I ' RUCTION , DRY CLEANING I MUSICAL INST I I I Phono Records I Phone 424 It Electronic Service 4: I . I. 2nd Street :Berne Indiana If Decatur Indiana If I 1, 1, L:::: :::::: 'I::::::: :::::::::! Sixty-nin C I I I I I 5. I Equity Meat Market 1' Sprunger-Lehman 6 Co. 1, HOME KILLED MEATS I THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES ' FRUITS and VEGETABLES IE 4, FREE DELIVERY 5: Berne Indiana 1, If 1, Berne Indiana BERNE ELECTRIC Wertzberger's Confectionery 4 APPLIANCES 1 BORDENS ICE CREAM 1, WIRING 5 NooN LUNCHES 1: MOTOR REPAIRS I SANDWICHES 5EBerne Indiana E Decatur Indiana I I In Naqe1's Quality Flowers I LIVE BETTER FOR LESS MEMEER-TELEGRAPH-DELIVERY I with FLOWER SERVICE Walter Fenstermaker SINCE I9l8-1950 ' EQ Phone 150 1, Mgr' EE Berne Indiana If Berne Indiana 1 HAVE A DATE? 'I Come in and treat her to a delicious 'I I I FOSTORIA GLASSWARE Sandwich and Home Made Pie at 4 WHERE? scHAFEn's CITY LUNCH Decatur Indiana :I Berne Indiana E' 1L.,,,.,,,,,,, LL,, , ,,,,,,, I Seventy r 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 'I 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 'I 5 5 5 I 5 5 l - - A -in - ..v... .v... , A ERNEST LEHMAN C-as - Grease - Oil - Fuel Oil 461 East Main Street Qffice Phone 55 7 Berne Indiana Parr's Tire Service GENERAL TIRES - GOODYEAR - NORWALIQ RECAPPINC VULCANIZINC. TUBES ACCESSORIES .SHELL PRODUCTS Berne Indiana ,vv ---,-,v ----,,--vvvv A. I. Moser Company SALES SERVICE Phone 46 Berne Indiana , - - - - - v - v - :,,,::,,,,:::: Compliments of Berne Overall Company. Inc.. Manufacturer of work garments H. A. SPRUNGER Berne Indiana ----,-vv-4v-- ---,:::: Berne Locker Storage CUSTOM BUTCHERINC AND CURING 524 W. Franklin Phone 43 Berne Indiana You are money ahead with a MAYTAC W. M. Lehman Appliances l O9 Sprunger Street Berne Indiana Compliments of Balsiger Welding Shop Berne Indiana ---v--v------ --- -- ---.----0e You Can travel-do what ever you will - all the while you'll be drawing your life retirement Check from the FARM BUREAU INSURANCE L. A. Ripley Q IH' Ill Q II jf 4 - I lo General A gent Monroe Indiana 5 'I 'I 5 5 I I 5 5 5 5 5 5 I I I 5 5 I I I I 5 5 5 I I 5 5 I 'I 'I 5 5 5 'I 5 5 5 5 5 5 'I 5 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 5 -:.-:: .-:v-:::J Seventy-on ,Q f - : ::.-: A::::::::- -::::::: I 'I 1 'I I, , Wendel Motor Sales The ECOHOTTIY Sf01'e 5, :I R d I I PONTIAC SALES an SERVICE ea y 'O Wm :I 4' LADIES 61 CHILDRENS 1' it POPULAR BRAND TIRES SHOES 1 I AND BATTERIES MENS WORK CLOTHING ., . If 'E I3I N. Second St fi C afff '00ga Ohio Decatur Phone 216 Indiana it I . 4, I NH - - -xr - A xx NMMA: ::::N:::::: Hxexe II 'C 1' 1, h It Li Chi B th 'I I: Andrews Garage e Y ro ers 1 PLUMBING - HEA TINC - PUMPS If Q DESoTo and PLYMOUTH Q: 1 Stokol Coal Stolcers I 1 I EE SALES and SERVICE Welding Rockford Ohio 1: Berne Indiana If 'I 'I I I Mies Recreation ryson ' e ters If :I REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS jg ' INSURANCE I M ' M , P . ' OLLX IES mp Auto, Fire and Tornado I, :I 266 N, 21-,Cl Street PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE CO. 5: General Agenl 1, I one II9 NO. Jefferson SI. 1, If Decatur Indiana Phone: Office 142-Res. 596 1: 1: Berne Indiana 'I A: A A::::' w ::::::::: -:::::::::::::::::::-A: WI I II . I , CURT155 COMPLIMENTS 1 FINE FOODS to the Class of 1950 5 BABY RUTH BUTTERFINGER Hampton Bread Man I Curtiss Candy Co. I 1 D I ADRIAN LEHMAN 1 :I A. MOSSER, DlStIlbUtOF I, 11 Geneva Indiana Berne Indiana 1 5 i,,,,,,,,, -,LL I Seve nity-two I 'I H31 3 I QA -A SA' . I I I I 'v. JI. 1 v .r ,V A . 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