Jefferson Township School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Warren, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

SENIOR WILL We the class of '52 of the Jefferson High School, of the county of Ad- ams, of the State of Indiana, being sane and sound, Hwith a few exceptions? in a weak condition after four hard, dreary years of work, do hereby pub- lish our last will and testament. We now recall each and every promise made by us, either as a group or individual person, in answer to many re- quests by underclassmates. TO WIT: I, Marilyn Brewster, will my short hair to Sharon Teeple, some of my weight to Barbara Lehman, and my ability to skip study hall to anyone who can get by with it. I, Virginia Brewster, will my ability to get in trouble in English class to anyone who can get by with it, and my dark hair to Imogene Miller. I, Richard Keller, will my seat in front of Mrs. Johnson to James Patch, my blonde hair to Donald Charleston, and my History book, which I don't own, to Barbara Lehman. I, Gilly Kuhn, will my height to Sharon Teeple, my glasses to Richard Stuber, and my place on the basketball team to Glen Gerber. I, Larry Miller, will my ability to get along with the teachers to James Patch, my good looking girls to Bob Switzer, and my typing book to Don Charleston. I, Jack Wendel, will my weight and short hair to Frank Wellman and my ability to swear to Patty Kelly. Seven SENIOR HISTORY In the fall of 1939, twelve boys ad girls started their long journey through school. The names of the pupils were, Clara Louise Baker, Joyce Brock, Virginia Brewster, Rhita Butcher, Daisy Davis, Richard Dudgeon, Vera Foreman, Margie Smitley, Menno Schwartz Junior, Uriah Schwartz. Virginia Brewster was the only one who finished all 12 years of her school- ing at Jefferson. Madeline Steinbrunner was our first and second grade- teacher. Helen Kenney was our third and fourth grade teacher. Bonnie Jean Wall and Claranell Sprunger started their third grade here, but we lost both of them before the year was over. In the fourth grade we gained four, Josephine Ortz, John Overholser, Susan Rumple, and Mary Hilty. Mrs. Paul Beaty was our fifth and sixth grade teacher. We had three new members in the fifth grade, Richard Keller, Mary Farmer and Jacob Hilty. There were six who never came back. There were nine of us who started our first year of Junior High. Vir- ginia Brewster, Mary Farmer, Jacob Hilty, Mary Hilty, Richard Keller, Johnny Overholser, Susan Rumple, Margie Smitley, and Jack Wendel. In our Freshman and Sophomore year there were ten students. They were Larry Miller, Johnny Overholser, Gerald R. Miller, Richard Keller, Lindell Ross, Jack Wendel and Gilly Kuhn. Marilyn Brewster finished her Sophomore year at Jefferson. Miss Courtney was our Freshman Class sponsor and Mr. Claren Neuenschwander was our Sophomore sponsor. In our Junior year we lost Gerald Miller, Susan Rumple, and Margie Smitley. The Junior Fall Festival was a great success. The Junior boys also did a swell job on the basketball Hoor. Mr. Boller was our Junior class sponsor. In the fall of our Senior year Mr. Albright was appointed class spon- sor. We chose Richard Keller as president, Jack Wendel, vice president, Virginia Brewster, secretary and treasurer. We lost Lindell Ross and John Overholser in our Senior year. Representing the Seniors on the Varsity team are: Jack Wendel, Dick Keller, Gilly Kuhn, and Larry Miller. Eight CAN YOU IMAGINE .. - The Senior Class agreeing on the place in which they get their pictures taken? Richard Keller not being henpecked? Marilyn Brewster not leaving a ball game before it starts? Virginia Brewster with the same boy twice in a row? Larry Miller out with a girl? Gilly Kuhn not wanting to race? Jack Wendel staying away from Portland? Imogene Miller not thinking she knows it all? James Patch getting along with the teachers? Francis Wellman not shooting butterflies ? Robert Switzer not bragging? Sharon Teeple without Raymond? Pat Kelly liking her nickname? Glen Gerber not acting childish? Dick Stuber driving safely in Decatur? Don Charleston going down to see the Stauffer Girls? Barbara Lehman without her laugh? Paul Stolz not sliding in Berne when the streets are icy? Geraldine Smitley keeping her hands to herself? Myrna Weaver not being shy? Orla Kuhn not messing around with Jerry Mae? Marilyn Charleston not losing her temper on the bus? Richard Butcher keeping his mouth shut? David Hammitt going down to see Janet? Josephine Uhrick being tall and slim? Roland Tumbleson minding his own business? Norman Wall telling his weight? Clifford Kuhn playing basketball? Peggy Teeple with one boy friend? James Adams not having his lessons? Jacob Coblentz coming to school for a test? Esibell Burkhart not wearing hose to school? Esther Zehr not waving her hands? Audrey Kuhn not being ticklish? Evelyn Kuhn not liking Adams Central? James Reef not thinking he's tough? Alice Stuber without her Saturday night date? Carol Wall having blond hair? James Miller not being for the Cincinnati Reds? Janet Eishen not thinking she's cute? Donald Keller not teasing M. C.? Darrel Miller not being called drag ? James Wellman not making wise cracks '? Roger LeFever not liking Connie? Judy Kauffman with the same boy friend for two weeks? Patty Murphy not wearing overalls? Corrinne Gerber not having freckles? Nine UfL0!QIf'gIf'0L0!lfl0LfQ15 r IUNIOR CLASS d p... I Q, ... J Row 1: Francis Wellman, Patty Kelly, Glen Gerber, Imogene Miller. Bob Switzer, Barbara Lehman Row 2: Jim Patch, Sharon Teeple, Donald Charleston, Dick Stuber CLASS HISTORY Eleven years ago in September of 1941, a group of excited young chil- dren met in the first grade room of the Jefferson Township High School. It is interesting to note that out of twenty-two pupils that filled Mrs. Stein- brunner's room for the first time, only four remain, but we have picked up a few here and there since then, which now totals ten. The four which have attended Jefferson High all eleven years are, Don Charleston, Bar- bara Lehman, Pat Kelly, and Dick Stuber. Bob Switzer had the privilege of starting a year before us, but is with us now. After Miss Steinbrunner promoted us into the second grade, we added a new member into our class which happened to be Glen Gerber. Unfortunately, by the time the semester was over, Miss Steinbrunner had only seventeen pupils left. As we went from the third grade to the seventh grade we had just a few changes. Helen Kenney was our third and fourth grade teacher and Mrs. Paul Beaty was our fifth and sixth grade teacher. During the Hfth and sixth grade years, we lost one member and gained one. The one we lost happened to be Glen Gerber, and one we gained was Imogene Miller. Our first year of Junior High was pleasantly spent, with Miss Court- ney as our class sponsor. Here Miss Courtney guided us through a whole new world of school life. Here we learned the basic of class business. such as raising small sums of money, for which we could use later in the coming years. We had gained another new student for the coming year who was Sharon Teeple. Eleven From of Claren After tered our sponsor. the seventh grade we were promoted to the competent hands Neuenschwander with only thirteen students remaining. spending a profitable year with Mr. Neuenschwander We en- first grade of high school with Mrs. Davis as our home room We lost three students and gained one, thus leaving us with eleven students. Glen Gerber came back to be with us again for the following year. Passing from the ninth grade to the tenth we were welcomed by Mr. Harris, our new coach for the High School. The tenth grade was a very profitable and enjoyable year spent. We had a successful skating party with the help of Mr. Harris. Moving on into the eleventh grade we were greeted by a whole new group of teachers, Mr. Dallas Albright, our principal, Mr. Peter Metz, our new coach, Mrs. Geneva Johnson, our new English teacher, Miss Marjorie Moore, Home-EC. teacher and Mr. Jim Moore as our commercial teacher. We had a little tough luck when Mr. Metz had to leave for the service. Mr, Forsyth was our new Government teacher and Junior-High coach, replacing Mr. Metz. Mr. Moore became our High School coach, and our class sponsor. We met for class organization and elected the fol- lowing class oilicers: president, Glen Gerber, vice president, Don Charles- ton, secretary, Barbara Lehman, and treasurer, Frank Wellman. Our class is well represented on the basketball squad. They are, Bob Switzer, Richard Stuber, Don Charleston, and Frank Wellman, with Jim Patch and Glen Gerber as our student managers. Barbara Lehman is serving us as our varsity team cheerleader. We sponsored a Fall Festival which was a great success. There are now ten members left to start our senior year. A lion got loose at the circus and ran toward a man in the audience. The man broke and ran. Trainer: Don't be afraid, that lion hasn't got any teeth. Man: Maybe not, but l'm not going to stand here and be gummed to death! Dentist: Excuse me a moment, please. Patient: Where are you going? Dentist: Patient: Twelve Before beginning work on you I must have my drill. Can't you H11 a tooth without a rehearsal? IUNIOB PROPHECY While on business in Detroit, in 1970, we visited the Ritz-Splitz Night- club on 4th Boulevard. As we went in to see the floor show, who should be playing the leading role, nobody but Marilyn Brewster! As we talked to her after the show we found that the twelve young girls in the chorus lineup were hers. She also informed us that they come 'tcheaper by the dozen. Before retiring for the evening, we decided to have a midnight snack. As we were driving down Broadway, we noticed a very outstanding sign which read Brew-Stew-15c. We decided to investigate the situation and discovered that the manager was none other than Virginia Brewster. The next morning, while driving to North Dakota, we saw a game wardenls car and as we passed it, we thought we saw a very familiar face, which happened to be Larry Miller. While talking to him, he told us that he has been a game warden for the past 10 years. He informed us that he was keeping close tab on all pheasant hunters, especially Sunday hunters! Coming through Minneapolis, we stopped to see a professional basket- ball game and who should step out to fill Mikan's shoes,-after he was crowned Mr, Basketball, -nobody but Gilly Kuhn, After the game we went to the dressing room and talked with Gilly. He told us that the Lakers are now referred to as Coon and Company. On our way horneward, we stopped at the Indianapolis Speedway to see the Five Hundred Mile Classic. As we watched the race, we saw Jack Wendel speeding by in the General Motors latest racing car powered by Chevrolet. After a few laps, here came Jack around the curve pushing his hopped up Chevrolet, after his motor had burned up. As we were returning home through Blue Creek Township We passed by a prosperous looking chicken farm. We stopped in to investigate and found it was owned and operated by Richard Keller. While talking to him, we learned that he had cooked up a new formula for high school henpeck- ness. We sincerely wish all our classmates the happiness of a full and satisfy- ing life. Thirteen - M., Q SOPI-IOMORE CLASS ,V W A V I . ,.:A'A Q , c Q 1 W u qz .,,,- C2 may labs-a W Row 1: Marilyn Charleston, Norman Wall, Josephine Uhrick, Clifford Kuhn, Roland Tumbleson, Dick Butcher. Row 2: David Hammit, Jerry Mae Smitley, Orla Kuhn, Myrna Weaver, Paul Stoltz CLASS HISTORY In September of 1942 nineteen frightened boys and girls started their long journey through school with Mrs. Steinbrunner as teacher. In the third and fourth grades with Miss Kenney as our teacher we had lost a few and also gained a few new ones. In the fifth and sixth grades our teacher was Mrs. Beaty, and Paul Stolz, Olen Bollenbacher, and Clifford Kuhn joined us. In the seventh and eighth grades Orla Kuhn and Josephine Uhrick joined. our class. Linda McCain joined us in our Freshman year but Linda and Jean Weaver left us at the end of the year. At the beginning of this year we had thirteen members in our class but Olen Bollenbacher dropped out and Larry Coblentz moved to Arizona leaving only eleven members to carry on. With our sponser, Mr. Metz, we elected Roland Tumbleson as president, Clifford Kuhn as vice-president, and Jerry Mae Smitley as secretary and treasurer. On November 9th Mr. Metz had to leave us to go back to the Navy. He was replaced by Mr. Forsyth who is now our sponsor. Our class is not outdone by any other class in that we have Paul Stolz, Orla Kuhn, Richard Butcher, Roland Tumbleson, and D-avid Hammitt rep- resenting us on the basketball team, Jerry Smitley also serves as cheer- leader. Fourteen wiv 'lf' 'Dr .3 Qs , FRESHMAN CLASS R i rv is guns 'WN' P6 ...M A 4 I V., fi 1' v,. ay- .- Va W Q 3254 .K 4 -2 iw g -A,V t h if s -. 'I SGA fz Cv . V. . 'W 19 3' 'Q 'Qi R 'E' . lr,-S J f-af' f yea' ff Q - .55 A 1. -riff' -, had 1 . 2 , f - Row 1: James Wellman, Janet Eischen, Judy Kauffman, James Adams, Esther Zehr, Carol Wall Row 2: Alice Stuber, Patty Murphy, Audrey Kuhn, Don Keller, Peggy Teeple, Jacob Coblentz Row 3: Darrell Miller, Corrine Gerber, Roger LeFever, Evelyn Kuhn, James Reef, Esibell Burkhart ABSENT: James Miller CLASS HISTORY Twenty-eight uncertain children entered school in the fall of 1943. Mrs, Steinbrunner was the teacher in both the first and second grades. Nineteen were left to carry on with Miss Kenney as the teacher in the third and fourth grades. Mrs. Paul Beaty was the teacher in the fifth and Mr. Robert Paxon was the teacher in thc sixth grade. ln 1949 nineteen trudging students enter- ed the Jr. High, In the seventh and eighth grade Gloria and Kermit Garner. Christine Smitley, Katherine Coblentz, and Lois Bauer left Jefferson. Twenty-one students entered the freshman class, but, James Cook and Lowell Brandt left us. We chose the following officers: president, Roger LeFeverg vice-president, Darrel Millerg secretary, Evelyn Ellen Kuhn, treas- urer, James Adams. On Nov. 13, 1951, we had our Hrst class party. Alice Rose Stuber of the freshman class was elected queen of the school. Our freshman initiation was a great success. We are well represented on the basketball squad with Rog LeFever, Jim Reef, Donald Keller, Darrell Mill- er, and James Wellman. We are proud to have Miss Moore as our class sponsor. Fifieevi I' f -ff ' I , 12 . 3 E. Q 4. 3 k. A N. ja v D 1 ,xiii 'N . 12 v J',' 4' ' U ' X 1, Nl'- ' -'IL 'WHY A wi, Iwi ' ,np wa ' X Y I J ,A 1 GRADES 7 8 8 , Q ,S to -- , ,... , i - ,. AA,,,,, M ! 1, A- A M W- M fr ' N fi ' uf fm ' U X ' 2. I we my ' W 'Z -A -fl. ' N ,, M ' ' 'Q W e.:,rg'F: 3 t X X C ' , in ,avr , . Q i .513 ,. Q .... ,iz wr is C s','3f 'U' :iq ff fix u 7, fn at M r -me if ' as gf . ' 1 J f 1 V ., ..f, 1 ,MA Ai - it - -: - x ' ., A . A in ,NN 'N f il X V 1- f: H It I 3 Q .ZW 5. 1,5 2 'W ' 3 3 4131- :X X11 3 .1 'N Q55 ' S X ' 'WA i 7 5 -QP I X Q3 1 wwf Qs: i Q as rr h 6? ,., gy . gf -,2-3 ' ' 3 4' U , 1 ' A S 1 'A CCK M f ff! 1 my fr' 2' Q S - k Q ' - RN l l ,V,ii. S ' . W Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Sixteen Kaye Charleston Mike Smith Paul , , Z Derickson, Mary Jane Brooks Jerry Brewster, Mary Overholser, Ike ley, Bob Crandall, Wayne Weaver ehr, Sharon Marble, Paul Smith, Karen Sue Smit- Jerry Bollenbacher, Olivia Valdez, Carl Baker, Marvin Cook, Arlene Sommer, Fred Cook SEVENTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY The seventh grade class began the year with eighteen members. Two of the members, Jerry Coblentz and Janet Moore, left us early in the year, leaving sixteen. The Hrst class meeting was called by Mrs, Johnson our sponsor. The following students were elected as officers: president, Wayne Weaver, vice- president, Paul Zehrg secretary and treasurer, Mary Jane Brooks. We had our first class party October 19, 1951. We stayed after school for a Wiener roast, then we enjoyed a hayride. Mary Jane Brooks was elected as our candidate for queen. Some of the boys in our class are on the Junior High basketball team. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY In 1950 we started the last six years of our education. It was a great mix-up having five teachers instead of one as we had in the lower grades. Our seventh year of school was started with twenty pupils and ended with eighteen. In 1951, beginning our eighth year of school, we had eighteen pupils. Marleen Cook left us, leaving only seventeen. Mrs. Johnson was our class sponsor. The class elected Fred Lehman as president, Bill Smitley as vice-president, and Carolyn Charleston as secre- tary and treasurer. Fred Lehman, Bill Smitley, Bob Caffee, Fred Cook, Wayne Bollen- bacher, and Dick Smitley represent the class in the Junior-High basketball team. Mr. Forsyth coached the team and scheduled the games. The cheer- leaders backing up the Papooses are Rachael Stolz, Colleen Egly, and Caro- lyn Charleston. Row 4: Dorothy Kneff, James Eischen, Virginia Baker, Carolyn Charleston, Bill Smitley. Rose Ann Marble. Row 5: Colleen Egly, Fred Lehman, Wayne Bollenbacher, Phillip Hammitt, Dick Smitley, Rachael Stolz. Row 6: Bobby Caffee. Seventeen GRADES 5 '35 6 ,Zigi E QQQ, Z :lt E F I AF -Ei Li V Q W U , ,:, f- .'A:- A -Q ' T. i N1 W ' L W -me . f ,m st fg . it f f '- k C f 'APH . X mn A, X y i Rr K is I ' I H . A s . Q9 it f. -+4- 1 ii-s A 5 Z . . ' -e it ' ' a L 'iff lg .1 .A X .ww .. X -ci ip- ..-... Q hs. . xi. it . ww iv? Row 2 Row 4: ABSENT: Row 1: Row 3: NW? nr rv WN? ' '?' tw-A sw' b L ., it we : f r ' . ,.V . ...A, .. Y A .W Junior Valdez, Jim Post, Orville Eischen, Nancy Bollenbacher, Billy Coblentz, Dick Cook Keith Brewster, Helen Rumple, Joan Kuhn, Tom Stuber, Rich- ard Smitley, Ina Woodruff Ethel Uhrick, Gloria Bollenbacher, Bud Marble, Menno Coblentz, Brenda Johnson, Sue Bollenbacher Bill Cook, Betty Miller, Louise Lehman, Tom Miller, Larry Edgell, Gary Bailey Henry and Ada Hilty, David Schwartz, and Emma Christener SMART DOG Moe tTo Joe, playing Chess with his dog.J Say, you've got a smart dog, being able to play Chess. Joe: He's not so smart, I'Ve beaten him twice already. Ezghteen. S V- Q Zh.. GRADES 3 '65 4 ' ,Q ' S , A., M '45 'af-I es f -4- 54 , Ar. ,B J s -.H Ll -.5 ' r A , , -I' , X- ,gs ' ,f J' , , ' z -4 . t ,ad -f - . -. fair f' 1-f 'Y :V r .M-'. , 1 1 . ON 'V Q ' r N' 1 Q -'- - , 1 , A ' xx 'T Y' ': -r 'V' - ' ,V Y I , 'Q' ' r K ' swffv' Q' ,hai av' b ' -- , f J I W. Bs ar.-xv ' K , .5 5 I L ROW 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: ABsENr: 5 , ,Aw I , A. ,w ar as Ronnie Smitley, Larry Baumer, David Eischen, Phyliss Manning, Wanda Brooks, Gloria Weaver James Baumer, Marjorie Bricker, Martha Brewster, Darlene Smitley, Richard Post, LeRoy Adams Bobbie Coblentz, Jerry Sommer, Stanley Augsburger, John Rum- ple, Larry Bollenbacher, Bobby Edgell Domingo Valdez, David Beer, Joe Coblentz, Linda Teeple, Judie Brooks, Jean Stolz Sharon Miller Ervin Christener, Kathryn Hilty, Daniel Schwartz, Edna Yoder, Elmer Hilty, Joe Hilty, and Amanda Schwartz Nineleen Al' ur K x is ww Q s fb wu- ' gtqvd' X as X K , 5 '39 .gl , 1 -ws , I 5 C Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Twenty GRADES l 25 Z z 1 . . lv A R, Y 6 , NA sy -wx Q ' '- .Q . 03. 91 If Wan' , ,K A' 'f - t V 1 ii ,fs ', 'MW , XM , 3 Q Q M ,I J lubl q H Q D ie' .vu Q. 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' Rex Kuhn, Gail Egly, Jacqueline Bricker, Walter Uhrick, Melvin Coblentz, David Brooks Donald Miller, Peggy Cook, Betty Coblentz, Flossie Uhrick, Pat- ty Brewster, Sharon Brewster Dean Beer, Nancy Murphy, Dean Kelly, Judith Caflee, Roberta Manning, Thomas Post Mac Smith, Donald Myers, Max Myers, Jeanie Baumer Q THE IDEAL HIGH SCHOOL GIRL Eyes Smile Complexion Brains Mouth Pep Humor Friendliness Musical Talent Seriousness Feet Hands Figure Hair Barbara Lehman Geraldine Smitley - Evelyn Kuhn - Alice Stuber Virginia Brewster - Janet Eisehen Patty Murphy Marilyn Charleston - Pat Kelly - Myrna Weaver Marilyn Brewster Audrey Kuhn - Carol Wall Judy Kauffman THE IDEAL HIGH SCHOOL BOY Reserve Hair Eyes Humor Pep Posture Height Cleverness Hands Laugh Ears - Friendliness Brains - Seriousness Musical Talent Richard Keller - Gilly Kuhn Francis Wellman James Wellman - James Patch Roland Tumbleson Larry Miller Jack Wendel Bob Switzer - Dick Stuber Norman Wall Roger Le Fever Donald Charleston Glen Gerber Paul Stolz Twenty-one IGKES Unmarried? asked the Census taker. Oh dear, no, replied the prim little lady, I've never even been mar- ried. A cowboy wearing an enormous, flashing gem was asked by an aw- struck friend: Is that diamond genuine?' If it ain't, the cowboy drawled, I sure been beat of a dollar and a half. Mr. Black- How's business with you, old man? Mr. Brown- Looking up. Mr. Black- What do you mean, looking up? Mr. Brown- Well, itls flat on its back. Photographer- Will you please raise your chin a bit?l' Plump woman with a sense of humor- Which one? Why is Miss Jones Wearing black? She is mourning for her husband. Why she never had a husband. No, that's why she mourns. Mrs. Johnson- What part of speech is nose? Larry- None You speak with your mouth. Farmer: And how is the lawyer coming along? Doctor: Poor Fellow, he's lying at death's door. Farmer: That's grit for you . . at death's door and still lying. Student: Do the Canadians have a Fourth of July? Teacher: Of course not. Student: What do they do? Go from the third to the fifth? Why worry because you're getting older? When you stop getting older, you are dead. Plumber: Well, have you brought all the tools?'l New Boy: Yes, sir. Plumber: 'tYou would! Twenty-three Twenty-four Reference to Candids 1. Seniors Business 2. Home Ec. Teacher 3. Cute Baby 4. Isn't Polite To Point 5. Warden 6. Can't escape the camera 7. What's so funny 8. BIG shot Ronnie-You've been working for two hours in the garden, What are you growing? Lonnie-Tired. I'd like a pork chop, said the diner, and make it lean. Yes, sir, replied the waitress, which way? 4 Judge: 'Speeding eh? How many times have you been before me? Speeder: Never, Your Honor, I've tried to pass you on the road once or twice, but my car will do only fifty-five. Twenty-five 4. 3 k. A N. ja v D 1 ,xiii 'N . 12 v J',' 4' ' U ' X 1, Nl'- ' -'IL 'WHY A wi, Iwi ' ,np wa ' X Y I J ,A 1 giiiif' 1, f 1: C Twenty-sir Oli CALENDAR AUGUST School opened enrollment. SEPTEMBER Classes begin. Softball game with Hartford. Got beat 4-l. Softball game with Hartford. Got beat ll-3. Softball game with Monmouth. Got beat 17-5. Softball game with Adams Central. Got beat. Softball game with Monmouth. Got beat 4-l. OCTOBER Softball game with Adams Central. Got beat. Rev. Yoh was guest speaker to high school. Six weeks' test. Seniors out for annual ads. Received our report cards for the first time. Seniors out for annual ads. Trustee and teacher's party at Geneva. Seniors out for annual ads. Sgt. Hanson from Portland showed slides from Greece. Juniors' Fall Festival. Alice Stuber was crowned queen. Had a vacation, Teacher's Institute. Who were the Juniors and Seniors who had to hav back in typing class? Rev. Irwin was guest speaker. NOVEMBER Had a basketball game with Madison and won 69-20. P. T. A. Sophomore Class party at school house. Had a basketball game with Bryant and got beat 59-51 Mr, Forsyth came as new teacher. Freshman Class party at school house. Rev. Hammond was guest speaker. Junior class rings arrived. e a slip to get Had a basketball game with Adams Central and got beat 45-43. Thanksgiving Vacation. Seniors got pictures taken. Mr. Sing from India gave a talk to the school. Had a basketball game with Poling and got beat 48-43. Had a basketball game with Geneva and got beat 63-38. DECEMBER Had a basketball game with Adams Central, got beat 42-31. Played Pleasant Mills and got beat 53-39. Walter Zuercher was here. Twenty-seven 11. Warriors played the Alumni and beat them 52-49. 12. P. T. A. Meeting. Rev. Hofferbert was speaker. 18. Basketball game postponed with Wren, too much snow. 19. Home Ec. Tea postponed. 21. Basketball game postponed with Monmouth. JANUARY 2. Vacation over. Rev. Thorn was speaker to High School. 3. Seniors went to Berne to see about annual. 4. Had a ball game with Hartford and got beat 81-40. 8. Basketball game with Convoy, Ohio. We won 56-41. 10. We played Hartford in the County Tourney and got beat 73-39. 11. Played Geneva in a Consolation game and won 57-55. 12. Hartford won County Tourney. 15. Played Monmouth and beat them 47-35. 16. Boys ordered new basketball suits. 22. We played Gray and beat them 82-75. 28. Had a basketball game with Wren and lost 84-59. 30. Rev. Wood was guest speaker of the school. Home Ec. and Ag. Classes went to Farmer's Institute. 31. Had speakers from the Conservation Club. Had a ball game with the Commodores and got beat 38-35. FEBRUARY 4. Had a surprise, Miss Moore is now Mrs. Rhodes. Juniors and Seniors went to Geneva to get X-rayed. 5. Ball game with Wren and won 55-54. 8. Had a ball game with Poling and got beat 57-40. 13. The upper 4 grades went to Berne to an Electric School. 14. Basketball boys had scrap drive. Students went to Taylor University to see Taming of the Shrew. 15. Rev. Shepherd was guest speaker to High School. 19. Had a basketball game with Madison and won 55-22. 22. Roba, the magician was here. Had a ball game with Pleasant Mills and lost 50-63. 27. Got beat in the Sectional by Adams Central 60-48. MARCH 1. Decatur Yellow Jackets won the Sectional. 11. Sophomore Class is sponsoring Chili Supper. The State Police came to give a talk to the school. 12. Rev. Steiner was guest speaker. 28. County Music at Geneva. APRIL 9. Rev. Krehbiel was guest speaker. 25. Junior and Senior Reception at Fort Wayne. MAY 4. Baccalaureate. 8. Commencement. School is out for this year. Twenty-eight FGA Wendel ,..YY,.,.. 258 Keller ,..,. 253 Miller .,., A . 6 5 Kuhn . 92 Switzer ,,....,Aww 179 Wellman eelee.e. 139 Stuber .. eeeeee.. 189 Butcher .... 1.202 Stolz ,.... . .. .. 92 Tumbleson ....l, Hammitt ,..., Kuhn 0. Charleston ....V . Miller D. .. .. Keller D. .,.. . Reef ...... LeFever Wellman .. TEAM STATISTICS FGM fir FTA FTM C6 TP AVE 72 28 73 36 49 180 8.5 84 33 101 50 50 227 11.4 13 20 14 8 57 34 1.5 27 29 54 18 33 72 3.4 63 35 53 25 47 151 7.5 38 29 33 13 36 89 4.2 53 28 69 31 44 137 6.5 73 36 69 35 50 181 8.5 23 25 31 17 54 63 3.0 11 21 8 38 30 33 41 18 43 84 16 36 12 33 46 37 27 10 37 84 10 19 6 31 26 2 10 4 40 8 1 3 1 33 3 6 12 5 41 17 0 0 0 0 0 Free Throw Trophy won by Larry Miller. PF YR 68 Sr. 60 Sr. 4 Sr. 54 Sr 55 Jr. 31 Jr 67 Jr. 51 So 47 S0 54 So 39 So 37 So 26 Jr. 35 Fr 10 Fr. 10 Fr. 10 Fr. 1 Fr. Most points in single game was scored by Richard Butcher, 27. Total points scored by Jefferson-10265 Opponents-1115. Average per game. Jefferson-48.95 Opponents-53. Twenty- nine COACH JIM MOORE CHEERLEADERS JERRY MAE SMITLEY and BARBARA LEHMAN Back Row: Dick Butcher, Larry Miller, Gilly Kuhn, Dick Keller, Paul Stolz. Front Row: Jack Wendel, Bob Switzer, Donald Charleston, Francis Well- man,, Dick Stuber, Jim Patch, Student Manager. Opponents M8d1SOH .eeee....... Bryant ,.eeeeeee..,e. Adams Central Poling .....,.........a..... ee,,,,. Geneva ..esee.,...e,eee... ....... Adams Central Pleasant Mills Alumni .....e.,.... Hartford ...... Convoy ....tt.. Monmouth ...... Gray ,s.e....,,,.Y.,, Wren, O. eee,, Decatur Cath. .te... . Wren, O. ...,..,.. 5 Poling ,.,,,,,l,,,,,, Madison ,,,.,....,. Pleasant Mills We They 69 20 51 59 43 45 43 48 37 62 31 41 39 53 52 48 40 81 56 41 47 35 82 75 57 84 35 38 55 54 40 57 55 22 50 63 Thirty-one FIRST JACK WENDEL DICK KELLER GILLY KUHN 4 ' WN .,,k N, E BOB SWITZER DICK STUBER 'I'hM'T11-Two '? ? , 5 FRANK WELLMAN TEAM DICK BUTCHER LARRY MILLER PAUL STOLZ DON CHARLESTON Thirty-rhrp SECOND TEAM gl FRONT Row: Jim Wellman, Roger LeFever. Donald Keller, Glen Gerber, Student Mgr. BACK Row: Darrell Miller, Orla Kuhn, Roland Tumbleson, Dave Hammitt, Jim Reef Oppvneflfs We They Madison ,,,., 29 21 Bryant . .. ,..,, ..,,, ,,,, 1 9 29 Adams Central ,, 29 46 Poimg .C ,,....,.,,e. ...,. 3 1 24 Geneva ,,,.,,..,,.. , , ...,., 6 40 Adams Central ,, .,,,, 16 43 Pleasant Mills ,.,, ..,. 2 6 37 Hartford , , ---- 41 31 Convoy .. , 18 36 Monmouth ., .,,,, 16 35 Gray A,,,,,,,,Av W ..,.. 32 36 Wren -VVVA 27 40 Decatur Cath. .... '--,- 4 3 40 Wren , ,, 25 28 Poling ...,. . -.,,. 39 26 Madison , ,... .. ,--A- 39 25 Pleasant Mills , , --VV 13 45 'rnmy-fow IUNIOR HIGH TEAM '1 Us ,nm 4-. FRON1' Row: Bob Caffee, Paul Derickson, Wayne Weaver, Bob Crandall. xv l. g- E BACK Row: Wayne Bollenbacher. Dick Smitley. Frederick Lehman, Bill Smitley, Phillip Hammitt. Carl Baker. Student manager. C. Charleston, C. Egly, R. Stoltz Thirty-five gs Qs Am, ,5 , A ,A Reference To Photographs 1. First and Second Grades 2. Freshman Initiation 3. Fall Festival 4. Hard Working Seniors 5. Cute Girls 6. Big Mouth'????? 7. Younger Generation 8. Chief TYPING Typing is my favorite class Even though I never pass, My speed is slow, my accuracy poor And when I'm late, I don't get inside the door. Those yellow slips that I hate so, Shows Mr. Moore, that I'm just plain slow. By Pat Kelly LITERATURE My Literature period is the best, I read the first and forget the rest, Of all the grades I've got this year, Those F's in Literature brought me many a tear. By Barbara Lehman Thirty-seven GOVERNMENT CLASS Government class is the very last thing, We toss our books and give them a fling, Put on our coats and run for the door, Good-by to government-'for evermore! Sharon Teeple THE THING! !! Tall dark and handsome, But oh! what a man! Try skipping his classes, He'll catch you tif he canl. Chewing gum in class, is against his law, And if you do, your grades will fall, Who is this guy, that we've told you about? Turn to page 30, and there'll be no more doubt. Pat and Barb TEACI-lER'S PET 7 7 7 7 7 It's in Government class, that I catch all my heck, He yells and yells and says, At least show your respect? Who is this demon- he -that I'm talking about? Why, it's Mr. Forsythe-the big ole grouch, I sit there and day dream of the week-end that's past, Class is over-the bell rang-at last! I hope you realize, this poem's just a joke, But for my grades and exams-I have no hope! Pat Kelly JOLLY JUNIORS The jolly Juniors of fifty-three, Is a small class that seems to agree. In one more year we'll all be gone, But still we will sing our old school song. We still have in mind the things we have done, Of the work and play and all our fun. Junior Class The man chased the train to the end of the platform, but failed to catch it. As he walked slowly back, mopping his brow, an onlooker re- marked: Miss the train? Oh, not much, was the reply. You see. I never got to know it very well. Thirty-eight SCHOOL SONG Rah! Rah! for Jeff High, Jeff High will win Fight to the finish, never give in Do your best boys, we're all here Fight to the finish, don't give in You are the best team, carry it through Fight for your school boys, best you can do. Win this game and we'll go tell, Jefferson High School. Rah! Rah! Cheer! Cheer! for Jefferson High Fling out your colors to the sky Come on boys, let's win why not We know you're always on the spot You got the vigor and the vim And with these words you're sure We will iight until the end and Onward to victory. Rah! Rah! to win 'I'hirty-nine ITINERARY AND SCHEDULE SUNDAY: Lv. Decatur, Ind. Erie Lake Cities 1:28 P.M. MONDAY: Arrive Washington, D.C. Union Station 6:30 AM Take breakfast and check in hotel. Walk to Plaza Hotel or transfer to Burlington or Annapolis Hotels. 8:00 AM Carrol Coach Tour No, 4 Q4 hoursb Interior of Government Buildings. National Archives Building, Department of Commerce, U. S. Treasury fexhibits of Genuine and Counterfeit currency, narcotics and con- trabandj, National Geographic Museum and Tour of Old Georgetown, re- turning to hotel. 12:00 Noon Lunch 1:00 PM Walk to Supreme Court Building, Library of Congress, Capitol, Senate and House Office Building, Dinner Evening Free TUESDAY: 8:00 AM Carrol Coach Tour No. 9 18 hoursj. All day tour with stops at Smithsonian Institute, Washington Monument, White House, Lincoln Memorial, passing through Arlington Memorial Cemetery, visiting Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Christ Church and Masonic Memorial in Alexandria, lunching in Alexandria, thence to Mt. Vernon, home of George Washing- ton, returning to Washington, through city to hotel. Dinner Evening Free WEDNESDAY: Lv. Washington via BZQO 8:00 AM Ar. New York City Rockefeller Plaza 11:00 AM Walk to Hotel Victoria or Abbey Hotels and check in. Lunch Forty 2:00 PM Circle Line Yacht Cruise around Manhattan leaving pier at foot of West 42nd St. down Hudson River passing mid-town Manhattan, Statue of Liberty, Battery Park, passing under Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges seeing Brooklyn Navy Yard, Welfare Island, the Hell Gate en- trance to Long Island Sound, up the Harlem River to Spuyten Duyvil, then down the Hudson under the George Washington bridge to starting point. This is a three hour cruise. Transportation to and from pier via crosstown City motor coaches. Dinner Evening free for individual sight-seeing and entertainment. THURSDAY: 9:00 AM All-day Sightseeing Tour of New York City C8 hoursj. This is an escorted lecture tour visiting Upper New York, Fifth Avenue, Central Park, Riverside Drive, Grants Tomb, Cathedral of St, John the Divine. Midtown and Lower New York including Radio City, Times Square, Empire State Building, Little Church Around the corner, Chinatown, The Bowery, Financial District, Wall Street and a one hour boat trip to visit Statue of Liberty. Luncheon included at Radio City. Luncheon en route Dinner Evening free FRIDAY: Breakfast 10:00 AM attend Radio City Music Hall Theatre. Walk from hotel, Luncheon Afternoon free for shopping, major league baseball game, sight-see- ing, etc. FRIDAY: Dinner Walk to Rockefeller Plaza Erie Railroad Station and board train motor coach. Lv, Rockefeller Plaza Erie Station 7:30 PM Lv. Jersey City Erie Station Erie Lake Cities 8:00 PM Forty-one Summer Pastime Forty-Iwo r if i at qi. Dm sur-we V.- 'VY ' Q ,. - ' Q References Senior Business ,www x 52. M. A.. ,N i ,sw . ---...,.,,,E -r iv--ug,-V Freshman and teachers' Initiation Four stooges No loitering in the hall FOrZy-II1rr?0 Qs Thanks To Our Trustee and Residents of Iefferson Twp. for The Home Ec. Room has been improved with new stoves, cabinets, a refrigerator, and a new electric sewing machine. It has been redecorated and enlarged and made into three individual units. This improvement has encouraged interest in Home Ec. until practically every one in school is taking cooking and sewing. Now toilets and lavatories have been installed in the basement. It has been painted and new cement was poured. Quite an improvement over the sheds in the woods. The P. T. A. had an auction to make money to buy a new bass drum for the school band. One of the best was purchased. The school this spring purchased a new prismatic screen for the movie projector. This screen will work in a lighted room as well as in. a darkened room. This spring new seats were purchased for the lst and 2nd grades. They are portable-chair and arm combination. The teachers were delighted one morning this year when they came to school and much to their surprise there were new desks awaiting their use. New water fountains were installed, on the first floor a small fountain Was installed for the children. UNCLAIMED Did anybody drop a roll of bills with a rubber band around them? Yes, I did, several voices answered. Well, I just picked up the rubber band, said the gentleman calmly. rg: ig: :gt Joe: Did you have the radio on last night? Moe: Yes. Joe: How did it Fit? Forty-jour Highlights of the Yecxr 51-52 Mrs. Johnson conquers her Junior and Senior English class. Water floods basement, no school for two days. Mr. Moore paddles Dick Butcher. Broken paddle. Miss Moore didn't like her name so she changed it to Rhodes. We understand that he washes the dishes for her. Gilly Kuhn forgets his basketball clothes on the night of the sectional. Makes flying trip home. Keller and Kuhn suspended from basketball team for one week. Girl trouble. Alice Stuber crowned Queen at Fall Festival. Snow Closes school for four days. Hurrah!! Jim Patch and Francis Wellmzn SUCKS bottle in front of assembly to show off their jaw strength for magician. Francis Wellman enjoyed three weeks vacation in fifth and sixth grade room. Big Powerful Dodge gets away from Wellman and bulldozes trees. The Seniors furnish hot lunch for the school for the first time. Serving hot dogs, ice cream, pop, candy, and milk. Bob Switzer and Jack Wendel gets mail from Uncle Sam. Blinky graduates this spring if she gets to work. Senior boys skipped school to go to John Deere Day at Berne. Gilly Kuhn makes twenty on a typing test, his second year of typing. Patty Murphy was candidate for Girl of the Limberlostf' She was second. Mr. Albright orders diplomas. Questions who will get them. Forty-five The Jeffersonian YEAR BOOK of JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 Our Hoosier School Master Mr. Albright is a peach, And he always remembers his job is to teach, In every class that he teaches, He never knows when to end his speeches. He teaches addition, division, and subtraction. And multiplication of some fractions. He also teaches the seventh grade's history, How he remembers it all is a mystery. He may keep us on the run, But just the same, he's lots of fun. Pat M., Imogene M., Sharon T. Moore-No More! Miss Moore fooled us all, you know, By skipping school and catching a beau, Mrs. Rhodes is now her name, A grocer's wife might bring her fame. J imior Girls Proud Parent: Yes, Junior is only four, and he can backwards. New Neighbor: Remarkable What is his name? Proud Parent: Ottof' spell his name Cowboy: What kind of a saddle do you want - one with a horn or '7 without . Dude: Without I guess. There doesn't seem to be much traflic on these prairies. Forfll-sim SCHOOL DAZE My First date was with When Where My greatest thrill during the ye What I liked best about school My ambition is to My favorite teacher is My favorite subject is My favorite pastime is The best pal I have is The meanest person in school is The best basketball player is The most intelligent student is The most absent minded person My favorite color is My favorite flower is My favorite food is My favorite car is My favorite song is My favorite movie actress is My favorite movie actor is ar was in school Fo'rty-seven ALUMNI Rapheal Borntrager Lehman Niles, Michigan Edward J. Billinsky South Bend, Indiana Ordine Butcher Harris Fort Wayne, Indiana Madeline Robin Steinbrunner Celina, Ohio Chalmer Baker, Celina, Ohio Lucile Lewis Purdy Fort Wayne, Indiana Jessie Shyder Filler Fort Wayne, Indiana Rose Mann Vaughn fdeceasedj Elmer Robin Fort Wayne, Indiana Virgil Snyder Fort Wayne, Indiana Doris Engle Coven Springfield, Ohio Loris Marshall Cheyenne, Wyoming Orison Stolz, R. R. I, Bryant, In Pauline Lewis tdeceasedj Henry Rumple, R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Gladys Teeter Ketchum Bryant, Indiana Bertha Becher Stevenson Celina, Ohio Elizabeth Miller Cook Fort Wayne, Indiana Mabel LeFever Fann Fort Wayne, Indiana Osie Heistand Sprunger Berne, Indiana F0'rty-eight 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 Ernest R. Zehr fdeceasedj Lois Buckmaster Lotz fdeceasedj Anna L. Fetters fdeceasedj Alice G. Kenney Eirman Madison, Wisconsin Margaret F. Remaklus Dayton, Ohio Leona Miller Hisey Portland, Indiana Edward Robin Fort Wayne, Indiana Raymond Wickelman fdeceasedj Martin Borntrager South Bend, Indiana Mary Miller Reinbold Fort Wayne, Indiana Dorthy Kenney Falter, Tifiin, O. Delcie Ketchum Gunter Ohio City, Ohio Ray Smith, Portland, Indiana Lamiolle Fogle Medford, Oklahoma Lucille Kenney Post Geneva, Indiana Wilma Snoke Stolz, R. R. I, Bryant, Indiana Raymond Snyder Fort Wayne, Indiana Howard Fennig Springfield, Ohio Ernest Reed, New Corydon, Ind. Helen Teeter Bolds Fort Wayne, Indiana 1927 Glenna Duff Lehman, 406 Com- Alma Peel Hirschy, 217 Van Bu promise St., Berne, Indiana Grace Wall Saxmon, R. R. 1, Portland, Indiana Martha Smith Miller Portland, Indiana Walter Amstutz New Corydon, Indiana Martha Butcher Lantz Fort Wayne, Indiana Lewis E. Arnold, Willshire, Ohio Helen Ray, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Burdette Burk Ft. Wayne, Indiana Gale Butcher, Rockford, Ohio Mildred Morningstar Schindler Geneva, Indiana Ruth Teeter Eichenauer R. R., Celina, Ohio Chester Haines Newark, Ohio Paul Stolz, Muncie, Indiana Ernest Baker, Rockford, Ohio Howell Duff, Decatur, Indiana Robert Stuber R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Mary Fifer Kuhn R. R. 1, Bryant, Indiana Chester L. Adams, R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Norma Burk Briggs, Defiance, Ohio Amos Wall, Fort Wayne, Indiana Vera Anspaugh Kelley R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Richard Bryan Highland Park, Michigan Lucile Tricker Muhlenkamp R. R. 1, Rockford, Ohio St., Berne, Indiana Robert Moran, R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Esther Bollenbacher Heare E. Main St., Berne, Ind. Glennis Kenney Vivien Ray, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1'G1'1 Emma Fogle Fennig, Bryant, Ind Marcella Robin Fravel Cincinnati, Ohio Ruth Rumple Bauman R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Charles Stolz R. R. 1, Bryant, Indiana Theodore Morningstar R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Cecil Smitley R, R. 2, Berne, Indiana Jay Walter, New Corydon, Ind. Beulah Ketchum Hillery Portland, Indiana Ralph Bollenbacher R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Elizabeth Mosser Stamm Fort Wayne, Indiana Gladys Bollenbacher Stuber R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Luella Ray, Fort Wayne, Indiana Herbert Wendel New Corydon, Indiana Delmas Bollenbacher R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana John E. Walter R. R. 1, Bryant, Indiana Doris Foreman Wall Fort Wayne, Indiana Thurman Baker, Geneva, Indiana Forty-nine Elaine Bailey R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Ethel Hunt Srnitley R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Soloman Mosser R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Clara Buckingham Walter R. R. l, Bryant, Indiana Vera Ludy Teeter R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Wilma Schaadt Gehm R. R. l, Celina, Ohio Francis Arnold R. R. 1, Celina, Ohio Arthur Jutte, Detroit, Michigan Richard Kelly R. R. l, Bryant, Indiana Florence Peel Harmon Decatur, Indiana Merrill Weaver, Geneva, Ind. Bernice Becher Stettler Willshire, Ohio Holman Egly, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Cincinnati, Ohio R. R. IO, Fort Wayne, Ind. Edith Shoemaker Springer R. R. 4, Portland, Indiana Royce Wall, R. R. l, Bryant, Ind. Raymond Bollenbacher, Dayton, O. Kenneth Bollenbacher Pleasant Mills, Indiana Marie Jutte, Dayton, Ohio Martha Parr Price, Ossian, Ind. Beatrice Welling Cdeceasedj Robert Buckmaster Mary Lindsey, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Virgil Springer R. R. 4, Portland, Indiana Okla Dautherty, R. R. l, Bryant, Indiana Floyd Baker, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Clyde Ray, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Evelyn Fetters Kauffman East Main, Berne, Indiana Fifty Harold DeArmond R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Grace Kenney Fort Wayne, Indiana Edith Stolz Walter New Corydon, Indiana William Gable Indianapolis, Indiana Herbert Miller New Corydon, Indiana Clarence Snyder R. R. 5, Decatur, Indiana Thurman Charleston R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Eleanor Miller Heeter Geneva, Indiana Chester Smitley fdeceasedj Christeen Stuber Loy Portland, Indiana Archie Wendel, Decatur, Ind. Esther Brewster Miller Muncie, Indiana Raymond Miller R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Nora Smitley, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind Shirley Wiest Smith Huntington, Indiana James Moran, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind Edith Snyder McClain Dayton, Ohio True Hunt, Dallas Center, Iowa Ardon Mosser, Geneva, Indiana Fredrick Schaadt, R .R. 2, Berne, Indiana Violet Yaney Marble R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Glen Sipe, Muncie, Indiana Raymond Huey, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Robert Wiest, Huntington, Ind. Patricia Whitacre Cdeceasedj Chalmer Bollenbacher Decatur, Indiana Naomi Reef DeArmond R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Allene Boze Mosser, Geneva, Ind. Eileen Fogle Clara Gabel Gilgan, Chicago, Ill. Betty Pyle Bollenbacher Decatur, Indiana Willis Burk, Box 57, Greenville, Indiana Donald Foreman, R. R. Berne, Indiana Ruth Ineichen Butcher Portland, Indiana DeVon Whitacre, Monroe, Ind. 2, Lucille Boze Hunt Dallas Center, Iowa Fredrick Fennig, R. R. 2, Monroe, Indiana Eugene Kelly, Portland, Ind. Augusta Morningstar Butcher Portland, Indiana Imogene Reef Priebe, Chicago, Ill. Mary Helen Moran R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Don Abnet, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Marjorie Boze Decker, Marion, Ind. Elaine Christy, Winona Lake, Ind. Cornelius Gable, Middletown, Ohio Mary Bollenbacher Baker Rockford, Ohio Martha Butcher, Akron, Ohio Viola Baker Stauffer, Geneva, Ind. Rockford, Ohio Josephine Walter Baker 1936 Donnave Charleston Sipe Muncie, Indiana Wilbur Harshbarger, Chicago, Kathleen Kenney Cincinnati, Ohio May Weaver Stettler Pennville, Indiana Eloise Christy Leistner Berne, Indiana Ilah Harshbarger Ferry R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana John Miller, R. R .2. Geneva, Ind. Ill. 1937 Paul Sipe, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Deloris Dailey Sprunger R. R. 1, Berne, Indiana Helen Ineichen Butcher Portland, Indiana Mary Luttman Bollenbacher R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Noarni Rian Piety, Bluffton, Ind. 1938 Isbelle Fetters Fuelling Decatur, Indiana Earl Hamerick, Hoagland. Ind. Louis Jutte Grant Smitley, R. R. 3, Portland, Indiana Maurice Weaver, Columbus, O. Fifty-one Warren Augsburger, Geneva, Ind. John Teeple, Berne, Ind. Catherine Mosser Knapp California Jesteene Walter Micheals R. R. 1, Bryant, Indiana James DeArmond N. Jefferson St., Berne, Ind. Floyd Luginbill, Lansing, Mich. Cecil Bollenbacher, Geneva, Ind. Edith Habegger Miller, Berne, Ind. Mabel Wolff Poorman Fort Wayne, Indiana Elsie Habegger Affolder R. R. 2, Berne. Ind. Clifford Baker, Marion, Ohio Lester Haines, Decatur, Ind. Ruth Luginbill Abnet R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Gladine Butcher Poindexter Barberton, Ohio Robert Lautzenheiser R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Esther Abnet Habegger R. R. Berne, Indiana Helen Leininger Drake Decatur, Indiana Calvin Foist, Anderson, Ind, Dorthy Murphy Gromeaux Dixon, Ohio Evelyn Kelly Thurston Van Wert, Ohio James Weaver, Portland, Ind. Audrey Yaney Payne, Fort Wayne, Indiana Paul Tumbleson, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Cleola Brunner Teeple R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana William E. Kenney Decatur, Indiana Donald Lee Cline, Ft. Wayne, Ind Roma Whitacre Moyer, Chicago, Ill Eileen Brewster Bollenbacher Geneva, Indiana Kathryn Runkle Gunderson New Corydon, Indiana Ruth Christy, New Mexico Oral Parr Jarrell, Plymouth, Ind. Cleo Wall Augsburger Geneva, Indiana Jean Duff Thornton, Portland, Ind Virgil Morningstar, Decatur, Ind. Marjorie Myers Rediger Fort Wayne, Indiana Luella DeBolt, Berne, Ind. Grace Mosser Dubach Linn Grove, Indiana Paul Gable, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Velma Huser, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Chester Lautzenheiser R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Donald Baumgartner, Decatur, Ind. Jean Stuber Lautzenheiser Robert Boze, Indianapolis, Ind. Fifty-two R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Eugene Brunner, Portland, Ind. Betty Branstetter Parr Portland, Indiana Berne, Indiana Paul Miesse Gerald Morningstar, Decatur, Ind. Ruth Myers Elett Wanda Lautzenheiser Winona Lake, Indiana Wilma Noble Martin Keystone, Indiana Mary Schaadt Bollenbacher Celina, Ohio Mary Butcher Moser Berne, Indiana 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 Celina, Ohio Mary Gerber Brodbeck Decatur, Indiana Chloe Bailey Davidson R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Paul Gerber, R R 2 Berne, Indiana Colleen Duff Gibboney North Manchester, Ind. Sara Lou Sink Briggs R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Rosemary Boze, Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne, Indiana Joan Ann Sink Decatur, Indiana Eugene Hill, U.S. Army Paul Merritts, Butler, Ind. Robert Bailey, R. R. 2, Berne, Ruth Morningstar Foreman Decatur, Indiana Jean Butcher Fort Wayne, Indiana Helen Patterson Brunner New Corydon, Ind. In Fort Wayne, Indiana Esther Luginbill Patch Decatur, Indiana Delores Patterson Patch New Corydon, Indiana Lela Smitley Kelly R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Ruth Tumbleson Dewispleare Fort Wayne, Indiana Harriett Haines Decatur, Indiana Mary Parr Myers R. R. 4, Bluffton, Indiana Floyd Debolt, U. S. Army Ruth Patch, R. R. 1, Bryant, Ind. Paul Buckingham Decatur, Indiana Glenna Noble Lee Poneto, Indiana George Stolz, Jr, Greensburg, Indiana DeLee Patterson Mattax, R. R. 1, Monroe, Indiana Jean Ann Sink Decatur, In-diana Harold Miller Decatur, Indiana Alethea Bollenbacher Martin Geneva, Indiana Margaret Weaver Reef New Corydon, Indiana Virginia Leininger Wendel R. R. 1, Bryant, Indiana Doris Wellman, Dayton, Ohio Fifty-three 1949 Wilma Overholser Lichtenberger Wren, Ohio Roselyn Huser Johnson R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Thomas Lister, U.S. Air Force Bobby Wendel, R. R. 1, Bryant, Indiana 1950 Marion Debolt, R. R. 1 Bryant, Indiana Emma Jean Switzer, R. R. 2, Geneva, Indiana Miriam Weaver, R. R. 1, Bryant, Indiana Carl Spangler, International College, Fort Wayne, Ind. Bryce Christy, Bryan University, Dayton, Ohio Alice Myers Patterson, R. R. 2 Berne, Indiana 1951 Patsy Johnson, R. R. 2 Berne, Indiana Donald Gerber, R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Darrel Kuhn, R. R. 2 Berne, Indiana Norman Haines, R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Betty Werdel Patch, R. R. 1 Bryant, Indiana Marilyn Haines Corey Berne, Indiana Joyce Smitley, U. S. Marines Wilburn Ross, U.S. Air Force Howard Miller, U.S. Air Force Edison Huser Eugene Wellman, R. R. 1, Bryant, Indiana William Paterson, U.S. Air Force Colleen Kelly, R. R. 2, Geneva, Ind. Wayne Gerber, R. R. 1, Willshire, Ohio Melvin Wall, Berne, Ind. Melody Kuhn Wall, Berne, Ind. Emma Lou Morningstar Heirs 221 S. Second St., Peru, Ind. Martha Bailey, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. Peru, Indiana Ruth Lehman, R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Gerald Miller, U.S. Air Force Floreine Luginbill, R. R. 2, Berne, Indiana Lyle Tumbleson, R. R. 2 Geneva, Indiana Anna Smitley Bollenbacher R. R, 2, Geneva, Indiana ir if ir i' KELLER'S WISE CRACKS Said the boots to the cowboy- You ride-I'll go on foot. The big rose to the little one- Hi, bud! One light to another- Let's go out tonight! One ear to another- Funny we haven't met-we live on the same block? Big toe to little toe- Say, I think there's a heel following us. Fifty-four Editor-In-Chief Assistants Business Manager Assistants Circulation Manager Assistants ANNUAL STAFF RICHARD KELLER PAT KELLY GLEN GERRER - LARRY MILLER FRANK WELLMAN DICK STUBER VIRGINIA BREWSTER SHARON TEEPLE Bos SWITZER Activity MARILYN BREWSTER IMOGENE MILLER Assistants JIM PATCH Athletic Manager - JACK WENDEL Assistant BARBARA LEHMAN pictures GILLY KUHN Assistant DON CHARLESTON Sponsor MR. JAMES MOORE Fifty-five DEDICATION As we finish our last year in high school, We think back over the period of twelve years in school and find that We have learned through hard Work and the energy of our teachers. With this in mind We now dedicate this volume of the Jeffersonian to all future teachers of Jef- ferson Township High School. 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I. , A D N F- IA GF IND BER M E M A v E N E G 0 , 9 Q J, , , JN, , A---'A-4 - ,--, ---v -- - - -v , Compliments of THE FIRST STATE BANK OF DECATUR Established I883 Members of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE FUND and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Decatur Indiana - - -0, - -.', A A,: -++-- :::':::'::'4 ::::,:: ::,,,Q:::::..::::::::- ::::- and FISHER HARDWARE IMPLRMENT STORE 3 QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Specializing in JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GENERAL HARDWARE CHATTANOOGA OHIO Fiflu - '4::::- FEDER COIWPLIIWENTS OF FIRST BANK OF BERNE ESTABLISHED 1891 Complete Banking Service MEMBER OF AL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BERNE INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF PRINTING - BINDING - LITHQGRAPHING BERNE INDIANA .lllfmmm TTT: :::'04,44,::: IOHN W. KARCH STONE CO. WASHED LIMESTONE. l5xGRlCUL'I'URAL LIMESTONE LIMESTONE PRODUCTS Estimates Furnished on all Public Worffs Post Office Phone 75 Bryant, Indiana New Corydon, Indiana :::0::: FOR KROEHLER FURNITURE ITS SCI-IAFERS DECATUR INDIANA :::.,. ::.-: A: ::0':::::,,- DR. E. D. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Office Phone 2-2 I 68 Residence Phone 2-2138 BERNE INDIANA 'I 1 I I 1 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I 'I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I 1 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I 1 I 'I I I I 'I I 1 I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 1 1 I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I .I 0,-.Q'Q'- fs ,-,,,::: ':::-'o:::: ::::- Sixty-on E GENEVA.EQUHY'EXCHANGE DEALERS IN GRAIN, FEED, HARD and SOFT COAL PHONE I402 GENEVA INDIANA l ADDED ':::::f 'II ' s R ' STUCKY DEPT. STORE , HH LIECHTY BROTHERS READY TQ WEAR 1: BERNE INDIANA B O O S T E R S La Rue Shoppe Wittwer Motor Sales Urick Brothers City News Agency Mageline Heating Service Decatur Dry Cleaners Decatur Music House Walter Roop Louis Mattax Miller-Iones Central Market International Dealer Myers Popcorn Shack Liechty Iewelry Store -0-f::' -::::- J .-:-::::,::::::::::: S txt fs., ,,-.,,-,,-,,,,R,-,-',,,,-,,,-,,,.,,,,N,,.-.,,,,,,,,,, -,',-, -..,,,-,,,. J, KING SIZE Hamburgers cmd Cheeseburgers Our Specialty WE LIKE OUR FRIENDS - WE CIVE THEM THE BIGGEST AND BEST CHAT 8 CHEW DRIVE IN R. ROBERT J. MORA JAMES B. KITCHEN, Props. Phone 3-3308 DECATUR Hi-Ways 27, 33, and 224 INDIANA -:,,,,:::: - ,,.-:,,,::::04 -:J-,4:::,,,:::::::Q4::::::: SALES SERVICES IEFFERSON GARAGE PHONE 2-2 I 79 BERNE INDIANA ------- ---- A--- ---- A- A- ---- ---- ,:::::::: -,------ ---v .'---,- vvv. 4-Q--Q--'---v'o-v-- READ YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER FOR HOME NEWS DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT By mail In Adams County S6 a year DECATUR INDIANA : :,, .,,,,,,,,, Si:rt th A----,,,--------,,,,------,-L--- -----,----- I. W. MEYER REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS NEW CORYDON INDIANA ,,-A-- ....., --------------------------A--------,------- REED'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE Exclusive Dealers In CI-IIEF PAINTS and IMPERIAL WALLPAPER Phone 106 NEW CORYDON INDIANA -A,A0 ,,,.,,,'::f0::i:: -::::,::::.'.'::- -::::':::: 4-of BERNE ICE CREAM CO. ICE ---- ICE CREAM PHONE Z-2617 BERNE INDIANA GENEVA LUMBER 6. SUPPLY CO. Dealers in LUMBER, FENCE, BUILDING MATERIAL 6: COAL Phone 2502 GENEVA INDIANA ty-,fo 'ILT -:::::::::::::o:::.-::::::::::,,,- ,I,',,'.',',- BERNE LUMBER CO., INC. Quality Lumber Since I903 LUMBER - MILLWORK - BUILDER - HARDWARE Phone 2-2268 BERNE INDIANA PARR'S TIRE SERVICE CREASINC AND BATTERY SERVICE General and Recapping Goodyear Tires BERNE, INDIANA Vulcanizing SHELL PRODUCTS F IRESTONE TIRES REPAIRING COMPLIIVIENTS OF LIMBERLOST DRIVE-IN AND STAR THEATER GENEVA, INDIANA We can'l run all pictures made, so we just run the best. Phone IZI CLYDE NIHISER, Manager DECATUR LUMBER CO. HOME OF HOMES LUMBER - BUILDING SUPPLIES COAL - PAINT Phone 3-3309 DECATUR, INDIANA , v , -vvv v --vv ,:::::::::::::'::::::: Sixt ll PRINCIPAL L. DALLAS ALBRIGHT Taylor University, A.B. Ball State, A.M. Mathematics ADVISORY BOARD RALPH CHRISTY H. D. MOSSER DAN REEF ARLIE FOREMAN -JF JANITOR VIRGIL FERRY TRUSTEE HUGH DAVID MOSSER Three BERNE EQUITY EXCHANGE COMPANY Dealers in GRAIN - COAL - FEED - FENCE Phone 2-2802 Linn Grove, Indiana Chattanooga, Ohio Berne, Indiana Tama, Ohio IVAN IOI'INSON'S GARAGE Automobile, Truck and Tractor Worlg a Specially Sinclair Products Electrical Appliances Accessories Gasoline Batteries Radios Welding Grease Tires CHATTANOOGA, OHIO Oil i BETTER GRADE FURNITURE FOR LESS MONEY STUCKY '65 COMPANY FLOOR COVERINGS - - FURNITURE APPLIANCES - HARDWARE BOTTLE CAS SERVICE PHONE 6-6866 MONROE INDIANA VICTOR C. GRABER PRODUCE Buyer of POULTRY ancl EGGS USE OUR G Sz R BRAND Phone 2-2822 Residence 2-2393 BERNE INDIANA ----.,,-----Q--- v--- ----- v-v'::,-:v :::: ',,:- COIVIPLIIVIENTS of THE HUNT STUDIO HPORTRAITS THAT PLEASE PORTLAND, INDIANA BERNE SAM NUSSBAUM NVrites General Line of FIRE - STORM - HAIL - AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE My rates are I0 to l5f? lower than standard rates Call at my office and get estimates --::A, AAAA - INDIANA BERN E EVERYONE WELCOME To PALMER HOUSE LUNCHES and REFRESI-IIVIENTS Phone 2-2306 INDIANA BERNE ::::::::Q ------v-.-vv,,vv-,- v,...v.v ------4-vvvvv BERNE HARDWARE CO. Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better JOHN DEERE SALES :Sz SERVICE Phone Z-2I9l IF ITS HARDv:z12:, WE HAVE IT --Qv- ..... v INDIANA Sixty BERNE LIECHTY MOTOR SALES Pontiac and Buick SALES AND SERVICES U. S. Highway No. 27 PHONE 2-2805 INDIANA I Compliments of BERNE I. G. A. STORE GLEN GIFFORD, Owner CROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A COMPLETE F ooo MARKET FREE DELIVERY PHONE 2-2134 BERNE, INDIANA H. P. SCHMITT PACKING CO. WHOLESALE MEATS 81 CUSTOM SLAUGHTERINC Highway 27 DECATUR, INDIANA PHONE 3-3146 Compliments of GENEVA MILLING AND GRAIN CO. Millers of WHITE LILY FLOURH See us flrst when you have grain to sell. Phone 81 GENEVA INDIANA 'I 'I 'I L- -AAAAA ::::::::: ......v- - Sixty-eight Hiram Liechty Elmer Liechty Oswald Liechty LIECHTY BROTHERS PLUMBING - HEATING - PUMPS COAL STOKERS - WILLIAMS-OIL-O-MATIC L. P. OILBURNERS Phone 2-281 8 BERNE INDIANA CQMPLIMENTS of STENGEL AND CRAIG DRUG CO. DRUGS and WALLPAPER Phone 2-2609 BERNE INDIANA COMPLIIVIENTS of D. D. IONES ------ ---- ,---- ---,., 1918 - 1952 GLOBE HATCHERIES AND POULTRY FARM U. S. APPROVED - PEDIGREED BABY CHICKS U. S. PULLORUM CLEAN BERNE OSSIAN Phone 2-2447 Phone 130-13 Sixty -- ------ ,--- v- ----'4----4------ .v.... ----- YAGER'S FUNERAL HOME Modern Ambulance Service - Lady Assislanl FURNITURE - PIANOS - CARPETS MRS. LAWRENCE L. YAGER L. LUTHER YAGER J. JEROME YAGER Phone 2-2136 Phone 2-8638 Phone 2-2409 OFFICE PHONE 2-2 I 58 BERNE INDIANA MENNON ITE BOOK CONCERN A Complete Line of SCHOOL BOOKS -- SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES - BIBLES and RELIGIOUS BOOKS-GIFTS-ETC. BERNE INDIANA -----0----A --:::::::: A, --.. ----- ----- ----' v Compliments of DR. NORMAN E. BEAVER Phone Z-2690 BERNE INDIANA - AQ, A - A - - - -::::::::::::::::::.-::::::, v - - SCHINDLER ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND RECORDS WIRING and SERVICE Phone 2-2813 Berne, Indiana -- - - - ...A - -,. , ,,-,Q4-4-, ,..,,-.,-.1-0,0-.,-0-4-.Q-Q U v--- 4---v ---,--- ---- vv- ---v ----,:::.r,,',,,, COMPLIMENTS OF THE PIONEER Geo. Litchfield, Prop. Serving PIONEER ICE CREAM NOON DAY LUNCHES - - SUNDAY DINNERS Phone 3-9035 142 so. second st. DECATUR, INDIANA TRACTORS . COMBINES f f f IMPLEMENTS - Y ' I Q MASSEY-HARRIS Sales, Parts. Service . . v X fi Felber Machine 8. Welding A A I BERNE, INDIANA XA I or v v - - 0- - - - v v - v - - - - - v v v v ,ev - ,,::::,'::,,::::::::::::::., :::,::: - 1 I 5-3-iavsf noni I 1 I Everything for the AUTO, HOME AND FARM DAN SPEICHER, Owner 152 West Main St. ---v---,--v--- , -------------- BERNE, INDIANA DR. EDWIN NYFFELER CHIROPRACTOR X-Ray Phone 2-2315 Berne, Indiana S --vvv- --vvvvvv Y v------------- - -W 5 Lives of great men all remind us We can malfe our lives sublime: And departing, leave behind us Footprints in the sands of time. E I I I I Dr. T. H. Soldner I I 2 Berne Indiana I I I Seventy-0 ---- A-A,----- .... ,,,,,,,,, 'I S 'I 'I 'I I 'I it 1 1 4 : E ' D. W. FIREOVED 51 . gurls? 5,-,rt I 1, VETERINARIAN 1, . I E Phone 2-2460 5 Aqtauronv no1 6 1 BERNE INDIANA QQ MRS. ELI GRABER, Manager 5: 2 I1 Berne Phone 2-2052 Indiana . 6 4+ , Swmmmimmmmxmm' 1:::::N- mmmm: mm' 5 P 5: HOOSIER PETE ' Wendel Motor Sales 4 1' Quality for Less ', IL GAS OIL GREASING . PONTIAC SALES ar SERVICE 5: :E XVASI-IING POLISHING 1 All Makes Used Cars 4 E Berne Oil Company I POPULAR BRAND TIRES 1, I 1: AND BATTERIES '+ ji Phone 2-2604 I1 I :I Berne Indiana 1: Chattanooga Ohio 1: if I gg BERNE HI-WAY gl Gerber Meat Market 5 HATCHERY 1 : Q ' MEATS and GROCERIES II I 1' I CHICKS f UALITY If 1: 1: 0 Q 1: l50 S. Second St. Phone 3-2712 I: E On U.S. Rd. 27 BERNE, IND. DECATUR, INDIANA ' Berne Locker Storage E Steffen Implement Co. f CUSTOM BUTCHERING I, JOHN DEERE 'I fl AND CURING Quality Farm Equipment 524 W Franklin 2 DE LAVAL and LOUDEN E i Dairy and Barn Equipment 1, Pi'1Ol1C 1, :I Berne Indiana Ph. 3-3813 DECATUR, IND. gg Zee: .eee ,eeee,e,,eeee,,,e,, ,,,,,,,Q eeeeeee.-ee l Seventy-two EHLERS RESTAURANT TQ.,- DECATUR INDIANA Ncrgel's Quality Flowers 1' MEMBER-TELEORAPH-DELIVERY FLOWER SERVICE SINCE l9I8-I95I 'I if Phone 2-2472 I: BERNE INDIANA LIECHTY CANNERY CUSTOM MEAT CANNING I Wertzberqer's Confectionery I I BORDENS ICE CREAM I I and SORGHUM MAKING 1 SANDWICHES I Phone 2-2649 or 2-2474 'I Phone 3-3033 BERNEY INDIANA 'Q Decatur Indiana ::::::::::::: :: 4 PLUMBING HOT WATER HEAT WARM AIR HEAT - BOTTLE GAS YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS HAUGKS Decatur, Indiana Ph. 3-3316 :E I07 South Second Street I DECATUR, INDIANA ,-- I 4 I I I G. REMY BIERLY, Inc. I I :I ABSTRACTS INSURANCE ::::, DECATUR HATCHERY Decatur Pullorum Passed CHICKS KELVINATOR APPLIANCES Decatur Indiana Compliments of IDEAL DAIRY BAR Doyle 61 Bonnie Rich Decatur Indiana I u- -- -- -,,,, ---------:,- -e::::: Seventy th TYDOL VEEDOL GASOLINE MOTOR OIL They tell their own story lies! Beavers Oil Service Decatur Indiana Hcmni Plumbing Shop WATER SYSTEMS - WATER SOFTENERS OIL BURNERS 6: STOKERS YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS Phone 135 Geneva Indiana 4 .... RICH'S BARBER SHOP O O BERNE INDIANA GRABER Tin 6 Plumbing Dealer in HOT AIR F URNACES SHEET METAL WORK WATER SYSTEM 6: BATH ROOM FIXTURES Phone 2-2232 BERNE, IND. NOAH GRABER, Prop. ov-, ......vvv........ -- BEN SPRUNGER SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Berne Indiana ,'-AA,---- uenty-your BUCKMASTER DRUG CO. DR U C CIS TS V Y V GENEVA INDIANA -:::',,:::,',,'a4S.p Complimenls of IOS. V. SCHETGEN. M.D. O GENEVA INDIANA Compliments of Doc's Place C. L. DAY RECREATION CENTER Geneva Indiana 1 'J I- .... - I NIBLICK 5. co. It Visit our new MODERN STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE Decatur Indiana ::::,,, MYERS Home 6 Auto Supply FIRESTONE TIRES 61 APPLIANCES Phone 3-330i DECATUR INDIANA WASHING MACHINE REPAIR SALES - MAYTAG-SERVICE W. M. Lehman Appliances South Jefferson Street BERNE INDIANA 'I Compliments of Jzzffwz 3 Diamond: ' Watches 0 SIIverwara 130 N SECOND ST. DECATUR INDIANA E. F. GASS STORE LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Store of Quality li DECATUR INDIANA I: Il I I - 4, 'I HOOSIER PETE SERVICE If VORTEX GAS 6: OIL Corner of Nuttman 224-27 Decatur Indiana COMPLIMENTS of Geneva Veterinary Hospital J. O. R. CAMPBELL DESOTO - - - PLYMOUTH Sales - Service JOHNSON OUTBOARD MoToRS DICK MAN SFIELD MOTOR SALES Decatur Indiana ----4-0,0',,0o-aQaSa.p.0, :::::::.-L-::::::: :: 0::4: Seventy-fi ANNUAL SPONSOR Central Normal College Mathematics MARJORIE MOORE Pembroke Jr. College Ball State A University of Arizona Vocational Home Ec. jg, V1 g Science I K MRS. SALLY SCHERRY X Indiana Central First and Second RUSSELL FORSYTH Indiana University A ' History nailz , Agriculture ' I f A Government we JAMES MOORE Commerce Physical Education Coach A ' Physical Education GENEVA JoHNsoN g 1 S Car. Teachers College . , riar English Q 555 I Librarian HELEN KENNEY Valparaiso Indiana State Ball State Third 85 Fourth Four MRS. RUBY MILLER Bowling Green Ohio Northern Ball State Fifth 8z Sixth F LABRUN PRODUCE E C0,,,,,,i,,,c,,,5 QUALITY DOMINATES of I A good place lo sell POULTRY - - Eccs - - HIDE - - F URS 1: C' P' Hinchman' M'D' chan anoo ga Ohio Ge neva Indiana HANNI FURNITURE THE HUB HOME FURNISHINGS RUc.s and CARPETINC GENERAL MERCHANDISE CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE Geneva Indiana Phone 77 ' GENEVA INDIANA THE FOOD BANK COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE CROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS PHONE 54 Geneva Indiana 4::::: THE OLD RELIABLE STORE SPANGLER BROS., Proprietors Dealers In GEN ERAL M ERC I-IAN DISE, NEW CORYDON INDIANA SLUSHER'S STATION AUTO REPAIRS GROCERIES-MEATS-LIGHT LUNCH SEALTEST ICE CREAM Phone 150 New Corydon, Ind. A. G. BRIGGS 6- SON HARDWARE PHILGAS - CHEVROLET Phone 44 GENEVA INDIANA Seventy ,----c.---- 5 U 5 G- C- MOSER ' LIMBERLOST FOR INSURANCE Sel'ViCe SfCIiiOI'1 of Call i Your SUNOCO Dealer L226' 1, U, S. Highway 27 Berne Indiana E Geneva Indiana I -A: :..,,,,,, 2 ,,,,, STUCKYS COMPLIMENTS 5 f Dri-G d A 1' 'I 0 as an pp 'ance 5 PETERSON 5. HELLER See us before you Buy 1: E. C. STUCKY 'E Clothing Ph. 156 Geneva, Indiana Decatur Indiana PUBLIX If Gilliom Lumber COIIIPCIIIY I MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS :E PAINTS sc OILS and INSTRUCTIONS LUMBER - LATH - SI-IINGLES PHONO RECORDS and BUILDING MATERIAL RADIO REPAIR X lf ii's lumber call our number if Phone 2-2312 DECATUR INDIANA Berne Indiana EASTERN INDIANA Hofstetter Bros. OIL 6 SUPPLY CO. FARM STORE SINCLAIR PRQDUQTS MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE. AUTO ACCESSORIES Quality Farm Machinery HARRY BUCKINGI-IAM I SALES 61 SERVICE Local Representative if Phones II4-.I New Corydon Indiana f Geneva Indiana 5 i vv-v-v-v-- v---v------,-- Seventy- The Fashion for Ladies' ancl Chilclren's Ready-to-Wear GUS and EVELYN Berne Indiana SEE SERV-US STORE HARDWARE and ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Let your money buy for less Berne Indiana CLAUSER 6. MYERS CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING HOME F URNISHINCS-DECORATING 125 No. Behring St. Telephone BERNE, IND. 2-2608 Congratulations to Seniors of H '52 IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP PROFESSIONAL CARE IS THE BEST FOR HAIR JEAN HUF F MAN THELMA LONCNECKER PHONE 157 FRANK IMPLEMENT CO. HAVE A DATE? Come in and treat her to a delicious Sandwich ancl Home Made Pie WHERE? CITY LUNCH Berne Indi 1 11 1 1 'l 1 MOSER MOTOR SALES 1 SALES SERVICE Phone 2-2I7I Berne Indiana 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I MEET and EAT 1 MASSEY-HARRIS KOZY EORNER Sales 6: Service RESTAURANT TRACTORS - COMBINES - FARM with IMPLEMENTS BANQUET RGOM Phone 466J PORTLAND, IND. ' North City Limits GENEVA INDIANA ,- , - -,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, - -:,:-- E: :::::-:::: '::: .-:::::::.I Seventy gh! f ' ' :TTL :::::::x: ' ' I Hardy 6. Hardy FURNITURE and UNDERTAKINC COMPLETE GIFT LINE Phone IO9 Nite Phone 45 Geneva Indiana Compliments of FEENEY'S FLOWERS Portland Indiana Phone 402-J WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS GIFTS - FUNERAL WORK WEDDINGS Flowers for All Occasions Free Delivery GOOD LUCK TO CLASS '52 Iudy's Beauty Shop Permanents, Haircuts Shampoos 5: Sets, etc. GENEVA Ph. 138M INDIANA Bryson C. Fetters REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS INSURANCE Aulo, Fire and Tornado PEOPLE'S LIFE INSURANCE CO General Agent II9 No. Jefferson St. Phone: Office 2-2817 Res. 2-2682 THE GENEVA HERALD WEEKLY NEWSPAPER and JOB PRINTING Geneva. Indiana Phone 13 HOFSTETTER Motor Sales Inc. STUDEBAKER CAR - TRUCKS GUARANTEED USED CARS - TRUCKS On U. S. Highway Z7 South Phone 7 GENEVA, IND. Berne Indian COMPLIMENTS Sprunger-Lehman 6' Co. BERNE INDIANA Feel at Home Here You Need I I We Have It HOME-GIFTS 61 SCHOOL NEEDS TOYS, CARDS 8: CANDY THE FAIR STORE BERNE INDIANA Seventy-n -:+: ,,, 44 44 44 44 '4 '4 44 4 44 44 44 4 44 '4 44 '4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 44 44 4 4 I 44 44 44 '4 44 '4 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 44 44 4 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 P '4 4 4 4 44 44 4 4 44 44 44 '4 4 44 Compliments of Pfennig Insurance Agency HERMAN J. BIXLER Geneva Indiana '--- ---- 4 FOODTOWN Super Market We specialize in QUALITY MERCHANDISE HOME KILLED MEATS BERN E Ph. 2-2178 INDIANA CURTISS FINE FooDs BABY RUTH BUTTERFINGER Curtiss Candy Co. A. IVIOSSER, Distributor Geneva Indiana FERN 'S Dress Shoppe Ladies Ready-to-Wear I I2 E.. Main St. PHONE 2-2606 Berne Indiana Mr. Albright: Why does the sun never set on the British flag? Bright Seventh Grader: Because they take it in at night. Sophomore boy to Mr, Forsyth: Fishing, mister? Mr. Forsyth: Nope. Drowning worms. 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