Jefferson Township School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Warren, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

n emor of ,fifii We, the class of 1956, dedicate this annual to the memory of Lyle D. Tumbleson who gave his life in the service of his country .Tune 10, 1955. o ' .fs .xi Capitol Building University of Virginia Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Class Trip Washington Monument Supreme Court if 2 Marine s Monument x Pan American Building Jaffe F5011 Memorial Mill LTY 2 MR. MAX STANLEY M. S. Indiana State B. S. Ball State Principal - Coach Commerce Physical Education MR. ED HEIIMAN M. S. Purdue University Mathematics Music MR. JAMES WIEKEL. B. S., John Brown U. Agriculture Health lk Safety MRS. NELL LEE B. S. Ball State Teachers Vocational Home Economics Science Physical Education Q cw '. 1 it .Lf 5 , X ..j1E ', . 1.3, . Q , , W., 1 53: ' www 5 MN 2 Qs V x xi i . ' vff 3 I-F1 ?'E-vie' X,- Q . ff , -- P K Q Q. ' v'-3 , 1 , .15 ., . , 2 gg .ff X ww MISS HELEN KENNEY Ball State Teachers Indiana State Teachers Valpariso Grades 7 81 8 MR. .TOE DRENNAN B. S., Indiana M. S., Indiana U. of South Carolina Denver University English, Speech Social Studies MRS. RUBY MILLER Bowling Green State Ohio Northern University Ball State Teachers Grades 5 81 6 N.4r'f'a MRS. GLADYS HOUSER Ball State Teachers Grades 1 81 Z . MRS. VERA TEETER Ball State Teachers Grades 3 Zz 4 oglgisg . Q- T 3g:si1is., , Q K 1 .I Advisory Board , P. T. A. Officers Violet Marble, Ralph Bollenbacher, Ceril Smitley. Bob Lautzenheiser. Floyd Baker, Delmas Bollenbacher, H. David Mosse r li Bus Drivers Dory Brewster, Roland Foreman, Roscoe Kuhn. and .Tack Weaver fvwipixf- x WWW, ' N ' wb. w QM. MRS. HOUSER MRS- MU-I-ER MRS. LEE l 5 MRS. TEETER MR . DRENNAN MR. WEIKEI.. F 535. ,PNN 'ff 0- , ww Q-., ., if 1. 'M fm sy., 0 7 f! X a f KNAW: X 1 ,f,!,!f'! af ,' 4 5:53 rf- YLL 1,. . 9 1:3511 Q. ...H . fl ' f . Ll Wu W .!4'.'i 4. f . 1 , ' , 1 M S-if f+'i21f N fi M C' VV A A My 'S ,L ' vu - Q W4 - f . J, ' 1 ' 1 F l'+Lsfl',g:'1- ' v ' , ,xr uv I Q 4' ' I . 2'-'.,, v, . w' .LH 6.91435 v , r W' I . U 4 .1'.'1wu 'fv 1 If A Sv D 4: JM I .X IN. 'L 1 4 ., T n y N nx- 9 Q' - R1-Q V 4, . E N ,f V. + 5, , A- .,. -:QV 'G A . '- z cf , 4' md IWW '. ' U. ., .Mg A . 4 ,xy -+'f,,' V- , gg. A , 1. .'. , . lin., I , A l J' ' 4 H , 'F 5 . 1, -'Int ff. AMI' C. .F 7 .2 ' I.. 'V3' . . vL.' 1 2. 1 , r N' L .-.4 ' IQ. CQ f,lA ,L I '- 131' U . , 'qv .A-I time ill .fl fy:-T, H-f.,lkg' ff'f' ' , W 1, -N in x l'm M -Nlg.l L..'.., ' 4 I . hi T nIJ 5 1 v 1, A 'sf Fl 'A ' n v l I ,N X 1:4 ax I 1 1 N Wo' ' - V . N . 1 w - V ,W-A, ..f .f - -. . 1- I. , y ,.- , L i A J I W V. I. .V 2 .' PA 'V ,. -rm I 'Nui Most folks are about as happy as they make up the ir minds to be. Carries two courses and drags four. BOBB Y CAFFEE Jefferson ........ Basketball . Baseball . . Track . . . Cvlee Club . FFA .... Class Play . Annual Staff f' .5- ' , in ,. . in y.4,,.f,, f, . V VN: V T. . -.4 PHILLIP HAMMITT Jefferson ........ l,Z, Basketball . Baseball . . Track . . . FFA .... Class Play . Annual Staff 0 2 LH? Uses classes as a resting place ROSE ANN MARBLE Jefferson. . President . Vice -Pre sident Secretary . Treasurer . Glee Club . Band .... Class Play . Librarian . Annual Staff Office Attendant W ILLIAN SMIT LE Y Jefferson . ....... 1, President . . . Treasurer Wh If. d . . . . en in myfnoper groove Basketbm. . . .1 a famous man I ll surely prove. An old maid I'll never be as long as the re are fish in the Sea. r U: wal -.A-' Baseball . . . . 1, Track .... . . . Glee Club . . FFA .... Class Play . Annual Staff . CARL WELLMAN Jefferson ........ Vice-President . . Basketball . . . . . Baseball .... . . Track ...... .... Student Manager . . Class Play .... FFA ..... . . 3, Annual Staff . X .1,. ' fx!! if SAV AS? N ' N ' Y 9 9' 1 'fxx 9 DOROTHY FRANK Jefferson ........ l,Z,354 Glee Club . . . . l,Z,3 Annual Staff.. . , . , 4 Class Play . . , , .4 Queen . . . . . .4 Farm bred and school raised. fl - , ,4 1'xff',7 J, ' ' I' 5 .' fy , X , 5'5 ' I 5 L .1 Keep coolg anger is not argu- ment. Mn, K . N 6 lt's not what you do, it's what you get away with. RACHAEL STOLZ. Jefferson ........ 1,2 Vice-President . . . . . Cheerleader . . . 2 Band ..... . 1,2 Glee Club . . . 1,2 Class Play . . . . . Annual Staff ..... Office Attendant . . . X xx i VIRGINIA BAKER Jefferson ........ l,Z,3, Glee Club . . . . l,Z,3, Band ...... . . l,2,3, Annual Staff . . . . . Class Play . Librarian . . Why people do what they do never ceases to amaze me. WAYNE BOLLE NBACHE R Jefferson ....... l,2,3,4 Basketball . . 3,4 Baseball .... . l,3,4 Track ...... . Z,3,4 Student Manager . . 1,2 FFA ....... . . 3,4 Glee Club . . . . . 1,2 Class Play . . . 4 Annual Staff . . . 4 'fs-f I 'J 0 . 7 jul' Ja 7944 G55 Setting out well is a quarter of the journey. Work fascinates rneg I could watch it for hours. . Q. Q 4 ,xi A . PATSY BOLLEINBACHER Jefferson ........ l,Z,3,4 Secretary . .... 4 Glee Club . . .l,Z,3,4 Band .... . l,Z,3,4 Class Play. . . . . . . 4 Librarian ..... . . .4 Office Attendant . . . 3,4 Annual Staff . . . 4 'Zb',.,o.Jl1,4,, ,Agfa ,LWWML AR LE NE SOMMER Jefferson ........ l,Z,3 Glee Club . . . . l,Z,3 Band .... . . l,Z,3 Class Play . . . . . . Annual Staff . . . . . Office Attendant . . . . Queen...... . FREDERICK LEHMAN Jefferson ........ 1,Z,3,4 Treasurer . .... 3 Basketball . . . l,2,3,4 Baseball . . . . 1,Z,3 Track .... . . l,Z,3,4 Glee Club . . . . .1,Z,3,4 Band .... . . 1,Z,3 Class Play . . . . 4 Annual Staff . . . . 4 I'd have gotten bigger if I hadn't stopped growing. I owe muchg I have nothing: the re st 1 leave to the poor. Afygivzll f' A Ufj' . X The first step toward solving a problem is to see it clearly. ANN LUGINBILL. Jefferson ..... . . . l,Z,3, Ser-retary 8: Treasurer . . . Glee Club . . . Class Play . . . Annual Staff. . Office Attendant . . . . l,Z,3, . .2, wmv' l' .wwf Q COLLEEN EGLY Jefferson ..... . . .1,2,3,4 Vice-President . . .... 1 Cheerleader . . Cvlee Club . . Band .... Class Play . . Librarian .... . . . Z,3,4 . l,2,3,4 . . l,Z,3,4 . . . . 4 . . .l,Z Office Attendant . . . l,3,4 Annual Staff . . ..4 The longer you gaze at an ob stacle the bigger it becomes KENNETH SWAN Jefferson ....... l,Z,3 President .... . . Vice-President- . . Basketball . . . 1,2 Baseball . . . 2,3 Track . . . . l,Z,3 Glee Club . . . .1,Z,3 Band .... . l,Z,3 Class Play . . . . Annual Staff . . . . DOROTHY ARLENE VIRGINIA RACHAEI. ROSE ANN ANN Senior Cuties EDITOR PATSY COLLEEN NAME Virginia Patsy Wayne Robert Colleen Dorthy Philip F re de rick Clara R ose Ann William Arlene Rachael Kenneth Carl Senior NICKNAME Virgie Pat Beanie Fuzz Buttons Dort Phil Fritz Ann Rosie Bill Susie Sticks Butch, Diz Pinch Personality Chart FAVORITE SAYING Holy COW Oh Heavens Crimany Cheese gl Crackers Ole Kraut I D0n't Know Oh Well Wha' sa' Dad Aw Go On For Heavens Sake Aw C'mon Some People's Kids You Knothead Gemany Whiz Dad Blame It FAVORITE PASTIME Watching TV Skating Hunting Going to Mary' Dreaming of '? Daydreaming Dating Bonnie Trading Guns Babysitting Singing Sleeping Skating Dancing Ping Pong Reading Senior Class Officers xxbkvf X I ' i--' LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Bollenbacker, Secretary: Carl Wellman, Vice-President: Rose Ann Marble, President: Bill Smitley. Treasurer Lou ast Will and Testament I. Patsy Bollenbacher, will my red hair to Wayne Weaver with the condition that he has as much trouble keeping it neat as I dog and, to Bonnie Dague my big feet in the hopes that she likes them better than I do. I. Phil I-Iammitt, will to Paul Zeher my curly hair. I, Virginia Baker, will my glasses to anyone who thinks they can see through them. I, Rose Ann Marble, will my ability to be engaged to Karen Smitley and my musical talents to Wayne Weaver. I, Ann Luginbill. will my black hair to Sharon Marble. I, Dorothy Frank, will my shortness to Paul Zehr and my ability not to like I-lonie EC. to anyone who can get away with it. I, Arlene Sommer, will Karen Smitley my ability to get my hair cut short and like it, and to Bob Crandall to eat all he wants and not gain weight. I, Rachael Stolz., will my fast driving to Carl Baker providing he arrives places on time. And, my curly hair to Bob Crandall providing he keeps it curled. I, Kenneth Swan, will my black Ford Limousine to Paul Zehr providing he races at least once a day and to Sharon Marble my large shoes. I, Bob Caffee, will my ability to play basketball to Bob Crandall, my grades to Wayne Weaver, and my Ivlercury to anyone that thinks they can pay for it. I, Fred Lehman, will my ability to finish my typing on time to Carl Baker: and my seat in the bass section of Glee Club to Bob Crandall. I, Wayne Bollenbacher, will my typing drawer to anyone who can get all of their books and papers in it. I, Bill Smitley, will my height to Paul Zehr. I. Carl Wellman will my ability to go steady to Paul Zehr, my red hair to Sharon Marble, and my Clerical Office Practice to anyone stupid enough to ake it. I, Colleen Egly, will my clarinet to anyone who will practice as much as Ido, and my nickname, Buttons to Sharon Marble. T e unior Class Prophecy As we were taking a' business tour in the year of 1966, we visited many of the points of interest we had studied in school. We were surprised to meet some of our former schoolmates. Our first stop was Washington D. C. When we checked in for the night at the hotel. we were surprised to find that Rose Ann Marble was our hotel clerk. After talking with her for awhile we retired to our rooms. The next morning we began our tour of the city with Phillip Hammitt as our guide. He first took us to the White House to see President WayneBollenbacher. Wayne invited us to spend the evening with him and his wife, the former Arlene Sommer. Our guide then took us to a cozy little cafe, called the Doi-tbill Cafe, where we had lunch. The name did not strike us until Phil told us the proud proprietors were Dorothy Frank and Ann Luginbill. We returned to our hotel to prepare for the evening. After a luscious dinner. Wayne asked if we would be interested in attending a Washington Senators ball ganie. We told him we would and we we re very much surprised to see Bill Smitley as the ir famous star. For our last day in Washington D. C., Phil suggested that we visit the F. B. I. Much to our amazement we found that Carl Wellman is now taking the place of J. Edgar Hoover. We grabbed our bags, loaded into our car, and started for New York. Just as we were passing a beautiful little country church we saw the familiar faces of Bob Caffee and Patsy Bollenbacher appearing frorn the door. You could tell by their happy expressions that the knot had just been tied. While we were talking to them they told us they were going to make their home in Ohio, but they thought it would be nice to corue out he re to have their former classmate, the Reverend Kenneth Swan, perform the ceremony. We had not gone far until we were involved in a minor car accident. We were taken to a near-by physician's office for a checkup. We were much surprised to find Frederick Lehman as our friendly doctor. As we reached the outskirts of New York we we re startled to see every billboard announcing the personal appearance of the famed movie star, Rachael Stolz. They say she is the second Jane Russell. We spent that night resting comfortably in a hotel, but the next morning we were anxious to start sight-seeing. While we were visiting around we heard there was to be a Ladies' Wrestling Championship Match that evening. This interested us, so we planned to attend. Who do you suppose came forth when the bell rang ? None other that Colleen Elgly and Virginia Baker. As we talked to them in their dressing rooms, they told us it was hard to wrestle against classmates. We the class of 1957 wish you the class of 1956 the best of luck! Senior Class Histor In the fall of nineteen hundred and forty-four our class cornprised of twenty-eight members began our school career with Mrs. Madeline Ste in- brunner as our teacher. Miss Kenney was our teacher in the third grade. Mr. Robert Paxson and Mrs. Ruby Miller were our teachers in the fifth and sixth grades, respectively. When we entered Junior High School, our class had decreased to twenty members. We elected class officers and we then started functioning as a class. With lwlrs. Nell Lee as our sponsor we began our journey through high school in nineteen hundred fifty-two with nineteen members. The day of our initiation was packed with fun and in the evening, the Sophomores took us on a hayride. Our Sophomore year was a busy one! lwlr. Fred Hoagland was our sponsor until Christmas, at which time he left us and was replaced by Earl Hartmen. We were in charge of initiating the Freshmen and had them dress for P. T. A. We sponsored a chile supper which was very successful. We sold magazines to earn money for our class trip. Our sponsor for our Junior year was Mr. Frederick Beeson. Rachel Stolz and Colleen Elgly were chosen as cheerleaders for the first team. We again sold magazines and also greeting cards. A highlight of the year was the Junior- Senior Reception that began with a supper at the Dutch Mill in Bluffton with the class of nineteen hundred fifty-five as our guests. Following the supper most of us went to Fort Wayne. As a climax to our school year, we took our class trip with the Seniors to Washington D. C. Last fall we joyfully entered our last year at Jefferson with fifteen members left in our class. We elected the following officers: President, Rose Ann Marbleg Vice-President. Carl Wellmang Secretary, Patsy Bollenbacherg and Treasurer, Bill Smitley. We edited the Jeffersonian. Fred Lehman, Wayne Bollenbacker, Bill Smitley, Bob Caffee, Phil Hammitt, and Carl Wellman represented our class on the varsity basketball team and other sports. The students that have attended Jefferson Township school twelve years are: Virginia Baker, Colleen Egly, Phillip Hammitt, Fred Lehman, Rose Ann Marble, Bill Srnitley, and Rachael Stolz. The rest of our class join with them in wishing to all graduates of the future, good luck, good health, and happiness. N ' S ' Hair, 'vit 5 it r l Q v 1-x . ' 1 ' L gl 'M ,X 'TQ A ix-T -A I Q f . u Us 'Y 1. Good, isn't it ? Z. Optical illusion. 3. Comfortable ? 4. Come and Get ltf 5. Dig that Crazy Kidl Senior art Snaps 'ff 'ua , --1 Y. 1' KN RNS' - , ,,-4, - in Help! Dance with me Henry Don't be a Hog! Looks good! 4 '4,. Z4 r--- NDERGRADS f + in f4J2+ , 1, V' ' 'X 5,5 VY 51 1 wg + 535 1 L, 1 ,Q 629 SHARON MARBLE OB C J yeh RAND + .,,,... ' R ALL ,J l fe V. We E t G V 42, A b' 'A e QV EVEI1 Il Hide fx v' p 42 Q9 -, W H BONNIE DAGUE KAREN SMITLE Y Junior Class Histor In the fall of nineteen hundred and fifty-three, ten members entered high school. Mr. Prichard Amstutz was our sponsor. We lost two members leaving eight to enter the Sophomore year, under the sponsorship of Mr. Edward Gard. This year seven started the Junior year, which has proved to be very busy and exciting. Mr. James Wie-kel was our sponsor. We chose the following class officers: Carl Baker, Pres- ident: Paul Zehr, Vice-President: Sharon Marble, Secretary: Karen Smitley, Treas- urerg and Bonnie Dague, Assistant Treasurer. Tenth Grade as MIKE SMITH TOM STUBER JOAN KUHN MARY ANN BROWN NANCY BOLLENBACHER JERRY BOLLENBACHER RALPH SCHMITT Sophomore Class istor We entered our first year of high school with twelve members with Mr. Eugene Sprunger as our sponsor. We were initiated on September 21, 1954. Mary Brown was crowned queen of the 1954 Fall Festival. In our sophomore year we entered school with seven members. We were proud to have Mr. Edward Heimann as our class sponsor. Nancy Bollenbacher was crowned queen ofthe 1955 Fall Festival. Mary Brown and Nancy Bollenbacher serve as two of the varsity cheerleaders. Jerry Bollenbacher serves as student manager and Tom Stuber and Ralph Schmit represent our class on the basketball team. v K x 'xi fly QS' 329 Y- A Q , :a x , - if gg 28 w 9 3 ? Q 1 'W' NL. .R-X: i s MERLIN FRANK E, X0 QB? ETH -ig.-Q:,l 1 NBAC EL UH i, , owes RICH . SUE B A.'4 .J- si UE 'pf EDD G Ji. Ng x ' ' QC-SA: :f DON OA 1. I IE LUGUNJBILL F: g . xl, V RICHARD SMITL1-:Y GERRY BAILEY? '-v. 35. R A . ' JL- -' E .. ' ,sr . . ,asf ' 4R'W'-, 'goof ww 'F R' f -Sf! .AY f ,qi-. iv! if. , , ',,' 2 ., , W e EAL xl ELAINE WOODRUFF OLIVER LINDS1-:Y Loulsr. LEHMAN JAY BAUMAN JANET LUDY ' th G d F h CI H ' t As Freshmen in the class of 59 we experienced having several nice teachers. We started our Freshman year on August 30, 1955 with thirteen students. The class sponsor for this year is Mrs. Nell Lee, and along with her help we elected the following officers: Louise Lehman, Presidentg Richard Smitley, Vice-President: and Janet Ludy, Secretary and Treasurer. The class is represented on the basketball team by Richard Smitley, Jay Bauman, Edward Luginbill, and Gerry Bailey. Louise Lehman serves the class as cheerleader. Janet Ludy represented the class as Class Queen in the Fall Z8 Festival. ll' f Sophomore lass f Uffice 5 4 ' 4 I ,Q o ., vs . V in J Tom Stuber fPre5identl Mary Brown fVire-Presidentl Nancy Bollenbacher fSecrel.aryl Joan Kuhn lTreasurerl Junior Class Uffice 5 NL V , LEFT TO RIGHT: lf Paul Zehr fVice-Presidentl, Sharon Marble fSecretaryl, Karen Smitley fTreasurerl, Carl Baker IP1-eside-ntl, Bonnie Dague lAssistant Treasurerl Freshman Class Uffice s Seventh and Eighth Grade Officers Jeannie Stolz fSecretary-Treasurer 71 Paul Johnson fSecretary-Treasurer BJ Darlene Smitley QPresident 7, Gail Egly fVice-President 71 David Beer fPresident 81 Bill Cook fVice-President Bl Richard Smitlcy fVice-Presidentl Louise Lehman fPresidentj Janet Ludy 1Secretary-Treasurer 1 w Qlifgai. ...Lf I , . 4,..:F., R. , :iv e- 'Y- . -mr N 5 i H J 1, 6 'V N A an . 3 - . . . .M ' H - . . ,nz . Rl .QQ V . .. x i ' . 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M T1 if T' -E I DARLENE SMITLEY PHYLLIS NL-'LNNING JUDY BROOKS 4 ,Q if JOHN RULEPLE - ' k K JIM BAUMER JOE COBLENTZ STANLEY AUGSBURGER 33 l N ' S ' Hair, 'vit 5 it r l Q v 1-x . ' 1 ' L gl 'M ,X 'TQ A ix-T -A I Q f . u Us PATTY BREWSTER MAC SMITH -1i 'i:Ei' V NJN . p. I,-.. . c REX KUHN DONALD MYERS 34 PEGGY COOK Sixth Grade SHERYI.. BAUMER K 'x-vw. ' ,. wr .725 Ear Q. ,X DEAN KELLY WALTER UHR ICK 551 FLOSSIE UHRICH kr' , 'tw V , ., DERYL BAUMAN JACKIE BRICKER coNNu: WOODRUFF N BETTY COBLENTZ MARVIN BRANSTETER v DAVID BROOKS Fifth Grade TOM HIRSHEY DEAN BEER MAX MYERS y . , , 1 vw pw JEANNIE BAUMEZR V53 ,,,. My ROBERTA MANNlNL1 ourth Grade CONNIE JOHNSON ROGER LAUTZENHEISER A H . --.V f xsffr L '- 45:2 1 '- -f - j, , , f.. T' 4.4 L41 ' Q z V X - f ,,.g-Q . ROY THORNTON R UTH MYERS JUDY MOSSER y , WANDA DEBOLT H, 1 - gg L WMP A A 55' JUDY BRICKER JAMES STEIINBR UNNER 6 N 1-' 1 ui X my Y X Q SALLY WOODR UFF DANE BAILEY E K I X x MARY JANE BAKER RONNIE BOLLENBACHER JANICE MARBLE DOUGLAS BIXLER MARGORIE LEHMAN Third Grade RANDY TEEPLE WARREN MACY if ,-S1 11 'R Va 1 + NANCY MILLER KINSEY BROOKS NORA MILLER SANDRA BRANSTETER n ' K Y KENNETH MYERS MARY Lou WAGNER RONNIE LITMER DIANNA BEER DAVID HIRSCHY ,,,.-1 , ff' . A X GINNY MOORE CAROL MACY DALE BROWN SHARON BRANSTETER A u TIMOTHY TEEPLE First Grade KAREN LEA BOLLENBACHER , ,Q We A 'f N A '95 fm, :lik Y S' K. ,, .x 5, 3,35 pe. , Q gas A Q sd K X I EUGENE FERRY SHARON SCHAADT JOHN MOORE KAREN S UE BOLLENBACHER .. M :rilf , . 5 A II. x A A in X X X' Y X wx, RN A, , X ik ' A xv wx 'Egg Q . 'gr 1. If ii. e 0 1 Q v 0 S BRENDA SMITH 1 RONNIE MOSSER t 1 Second Grade BILLY BAUMER MELVIN STEINBRUNNER 9 1 ' '7 -fix 1., , Y l ,X Q , 1 4 N 1 : V H WRX , if - gf , ,' ' - ' 1 3, Q, - E ' - ' X. All ', I -' ' J' A DONALD ADAMS DALE UHRICK AMOS COBLENTZ DALE WAGNER CAMIEL DQWISPELEARE THLETICS kk 1+ 4 ,JF QQSQN x QW rf + w 4vi ,A 4 ' , qt , 11' Track Team W, WEAVER B. S EE MITLEY F QAFF - L B- EHMAN Y'- PJ59 K. SWAN P. ZEHR MR. STANLEY W 5 ' fl if' X G' 6 LENS cs, ' ' 1 A Jw, 4 SQQYJQN C8819 5 Q' Coach MR. STANLEY 40 First Team STANDING Left to Right: Jerry Bollenbacher, Manager, Bob Caffee, Bill Smitley, Tom Stuber, Mr. Stanley, Coach SEATED: Wayne Weaver. Fred Lehman, Wayne Bollenbacher, Phil Hammitt, Carl Wellman. NANCY Cheerleaders BOLLE NBACHER LOUISE LEHMAN MARY ANNE BROWN ' 'Set shooting specialist' ' Rebounding artist. WAYNE BOLLENBACHER WILLIAM SMITLEY ROBERT CAFFEE WAYNE WEAVER Scoring ace. Needs feminine support. x Works hard. Speed Merchant. CARL WELLMAN PI-IIL.L.lP HAMMITT FRED LEHMAN THOMAS STUBER Jumping jac'k. Small but mighty. fl ' f . Ll Wu W .!4'.'i 4. f . 1 , ' , 1 M S-if f+'i21f N fi M C' VV A A My 'S ,L ' vu - Q W4 - f . 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STOLZ COLLEEN EGLY Junior High Team STANDING: Larry Baumer, Manager, Leroy Adams, Stanley Augsburger, Paul Johnson, Ronnie Smitley, Coach Stanley SEATED: Jerry Sommer. David Beer, Kenneth Litmer, Bud Marble, Larry Bollenbacher John Rumple Cheerleaders DARLENE SMITLEY .TEANNIE STOLZ GAIL, EGLY Baseball OPPONENT WE THEY Hartford 8 Berne 1 Adams Central Z Monmouth 5 Geneva 7 Pleasant Mills Z1 Decatur Catholic 1 NAME Phil Hammitt Bob Caffee Wayne Bollenbacher Bill Smitley Tom Stuber Richard Smitley Butch Swan Carl Wellman Wayne Weaver Bob Crandall Ixleno Coblentz Mike Smith Keith Brewester GAME S 7 7 7 7 7 7 5 7 7 4 4 Z Z ab. Z7 Z6 Z3 18 21 17 18 Z4 14 3 11 1 0 Batting Av .481 .381 .349 .Z77 .238 .235 .ZZZ .166 .071 .OOO .000 .000 .OOO .331 -141191 , f .., ' Q0 M. Q Q o '-Q. N .. z Q. f E s S V f f N M 2 x , M, Q f .V , X2 h -, ax 75 + -X N X A K -x -. fc , ,M W ' J r V M 'L -SY, J,4?'jv,3,-Q Q4 L if .. J Ya NW 'X' TSFSTYEQI V -VW K X -uq., -1,- N. af www?-1' S' jf- .alwm 'V 5 5 f'gQ'K Safer N, iv . -,M -2 ,1 'A A 'G W ,-'-J,,v5, :v qu. - iff' ESQ- Q H' P 33 H ESFVBZQLA '5 V P ' 2523? ig X S, f X S: xytn. 519' f :eff 'IW 1223 . P 3153 I , i is 6 I Q . I 0 2 'N ' ' r A.,,,::i4L' T-.- M15 5, 21 AGE I Q 'Es i 2' X 4 W 'P f YL ,. ' X ff V'e' Y 'N lx f I Lil ,. 5. Jr' N -2 I b 5 , 5 ff . ogy Q' ., X NN ' 3 .1 2 vi - f .f v 48 Strike three Busy Seniors Miss it Let me downff Sweets Good pals Conce ssions -lx. X ' 'tw , 1- -'ffm if A -. ' '-I s j - . -' :- .1 IE i L 4 ' Q. av -1 ' . 31 ' Saga'-w: 'f1w s 1. - ,Q ' f V.: x:--,5g:rkwar43g:,- 1 . -' ' k 5- -' -ga' .gmv???5.':.- J ,QV N .- . , 4 i4Ep1f1i2fi11:3,., 'f' -WT' S1 'Q -, WI 5 ...N Allb WL Don't let it worry you Stranger Mr. Hieman Comfortable All aboard Kessler ll Jump ball I s 1 3 :Q , . ww K, yu-:iitg .55 . QSSfg:5:Ei::::'- ' ' .. ' -:: X , X N X r xr 2 'lx ' -f K 5 X 5' x l X 5 vx X YW SS' , 8+ , N l Q if N Q ix .. , Q , ,. a.:.,1. zfsz5:::ff.wx2' X. , Q ,-,.1.,s,.::'1:::,:ge5w,. ,, , 3, xx ..,. ., ,... ..,.,,,. . 4, ,H X Q 9' ' -'ink . ' A ' ' ,X W 25 X53 H ,. X 3 3 X Q , N X w s , X XA f f C Q 1 X5 A 5 X x . 2S?S:355E Er ' ,gg .- .. fl. f is Can You Imagine Gerry Bailey - not asking questions ? Jay Bauman - being eligible to play basketball? Sue Bollenbacher - short and fat ? Don Dague - chasing the girls ? Merlin Frank - not teasing the girls ? Louise Lehman - being angry with everyone ? Janet Ludy - being quiet on the bus ? Eddie Luginbill - being bashful ? Richard Smitley - not being in the back seat with two girls ? Ethel Uhrick - dancing with Crandall? .Terry Bollenbacher - being a referee ? Nancy Bollenbacher - not having a temper ? Mary Ann Brown - finishing high school? Joan Kuhn - not being friendly ? Ralph Schmit - keeping his elbows to himself? Tom Stuber - having an enemy ? Carl Baker - not being boss of the junior class ? Bob Crandall - playing a whole season of basketball? Bonnie Dague - not talking about getting married ? Sharon Marble - COntinuous1y going steady ? Karen Smitley - not giggling in Government class ? Wayne Weaver - not getting a letter from ------ ? Paul Zehr - not blushing ? Virginia Baker - getting into mischief? Pat Bollenbacher - racing '? Wayne Bollenbacher - having straight hair ? Bob Caffee - being on the honor roll? Colleen Egly - going through college '? Dorothy Frank - be ing tall and straight ? Phil Hammitt - staying away from Bonnie ? Fred Lehman - being satisfied with the girls that are available ? Ann Luginbill - having blonde hair ? Rose Ann Marble - being an old maid schoolteacher? Bill Smitley - going steady '? Rachael Stolz - wearing black cotton hose ? Arlene Sommer - not doing art work during class discussion ? Butch Swan - not having his lessons ? Carl Wellman - being serious ? The f Q c n as fi 4 .5-6 Nl ff Kill wx ck Ideal ,High School Girl Nose . . . Eyes . Hair . Hands . . Feet . Smile . . Brains . . Mouth . . Pep . . Humor . . . Figure .... Complexion . . Seriousness . . Friendline ss . Mus ical Tale nt . . Virginia Baker . . . . Bonnie Dague Nancy Bollenbacher . . Dorothy Frank . . Karen Smitley . . . . Ann Luginbill . . Pat Bollenbacher . Sharon Marble . . Rachael Stolz . Mary Ann Brown . Louise Lehman . . Arlene Sommer . . Colleen Egly . . ..... .Toan Kuhn . Rose Ann Marble T e Ideal High School Bo Nose . . Eyes . Hair . . . Reserve . . Feet . . Laugh . . Mouth . . Brains . Pep . . Humor . Ears . . . Posture . . . Seriousness . . Friendliness . Cleverness . . Musical Talent . Wayne Weaver . Eddie Luginbill . Phil Hamrnitt . Carl Wellman . . Mike Smith . . Butch Swan . . . .Gerry Bailey . . . . .Tom Stuber Jerry Bollenbacher Wayne Bollenbacher . . . Merlin Frank . . . Bill Smitley . . Carl Baker . .Ralph Schmit . . Bob Caffee . Fred Lehman i w i .. ip-q!..,:,.4 G'-'rgggklgidx' 1 1 . . ..J, ,,.,.,x, yhagutxi-,,: A . .fx-g 1 'ZA not . p .W m-. QFD x nf l. Z. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. ..,,'i f-im 1 , , Hot rodclers Cafeteria Initiation Snakes in the grass. Marilyn, bewarefffff Typical study hall Junior's business 7 'P V 'I 'J Posing '? ? '? Six bumps on a log Sophomores specialty The Three Stooges Initiation Poosting Place 9- ofwxxa -avhgve King-RALPH SCHMIT Queen-NANCY BOLLENBACHER 19,60 v EN Q 540 N819 WN SW-4 9 AC DO RICHARD SMITLEY, JANET LUDY 1907, Hyp 1v,,Nk G ee Club STANDING: Left to Right: J. Bollenbacher, M. Brown, E. Uhrick, L. Lehman, A. Sommer, G. Bailey, K. Swan, O. Lindsey, F. Lehman. C. Baker, S. Marble, A. Luginbill, R. Iwiarble, Mr. Heimann, director of band and glee club. SEATED: S. Bollenbacher, V. Baker, J. Ludy, I. Woodruff, R. Stolz, C. Egly, J. Kuhn, P. Bollenbacher Band BAND MEMBERS: D. Bixler. D. Myers, D. Adams, D. Beer, D. Beer. D. Bailey, L. Adams, R. Kuhn C. Baker, S. Augsburger. B. Crandall, D. Smitley, I. Kuhn. L. Lehman, N. Bollenbacher, P. Zehr, M. Myers, J. Caffee, M. Brown, J. Mosser, G. Egly, P. Bollenbacher, C. Egly, V. Baker, K. Swan, J. Stolz, P. Johnson. R. Smitley, S. Marble, R. Marble, R. Stolz, I. Bollenbacher, G. Weaver, W. Brooks Librarians STANDING: Left to Right: W. Brooks, M. Brown, R. A. Marble, L.. Lehman, Miss Keeney, B. Dague, and P. Bollenbacher SEATED: P. Manning and K. Smitley Office Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Luginbill, C. Egly, P. Bollenbacher, M. Stanley, R. A. 54 Marble, N. Bollenbacher. K. Smitley, R. Stolz Creed of the Homemaking Department Home making Stands For: The ideal home life for today not held back by the tradition of the past. The use of the resources of modern science to improve home life. High ideals for our families and the ability to keep them above things of lesser importance. A home of simplicity and beauty, which will free our minds and time to further interest of family and community needs. The junior and senior girls have had in their homemaking class this year personal grooming, textiles and fabrics, advanced clothing construction, tailoring and family living. The freshmen and sophomore girls have been busy the first semester in their food preservation, buying family food, and preparation of family meals pro- jects. The se cond semester they will be equally busy studying home nursing and child care and development. The junior high girls have had an interesting course of study which was: personal grooming, planning and preparation of school lunches, making Christmas toys, clothing construction, and helping in the care of the home. For the first time in several years there was a boys' homemaking class. Among the things they studied were the selection and purchase of clothing, meal planning and preparation, and family living. Freshman Biology 53 w 7th :S 3th Geography Class F. F. A. Officers STANDING: Left to Right: P. Hammitt, Sentinelz R. Crandall, Treasurer W. Weaver, Reporter: W. Bollenbacher, Vice-President: T. Stuber, Secretary SEATED: C. Wellman, Presidentg Mr. Wiekel, Instructor i-Q X ,Z V '7?'r.1,. .lx n qifn I oc. 01vq6 QA FXPZI fr -S FA 2 -: A TD . Ffa uxrfo f LTU .u ,f Geometry Class Typing Class English Class Farm Shop The primary purpose of the school farm shop is to instruct the Vocational Agriculture boys in doing small jobs on the farm and learning desirable methods for the efficient and economical care of farm equiprnent, which will reduce time and expense and result in a more equal distribution of farm labor. So that the boys will get actual experience about future work on the farm, the shop combines vocational experience with classroom instruction. -, ,, - gi- ff! 1 A V N X, ,1 , . 55, S N x N , V 4 XJ K X Rib I f lf. ix 'W , T Twelve Year Group QM! U WLM ' X NN xx, 'x, eff 9 J I f e LVWMWJ f H0 M ,X 1 X X :Adj Y 4 LL 151V sf 'V e -, . X fq ,yi WL, 3 . I, L' X . U A!,q7,u!Lf f ll M 'f KP X !! Fi CGr'fCfg'27 5 1 7, X' ,Af 5 ' School Calendar August Organization day. September Classes begin. Labor Day. No school. Juniors ordered Class Rings. Election of Queens for Fall Festival. Initiation of Freshmen. Band marched in parade at Berne. F. F. A. boys went to Land Judging Contest. Seniors got pictures taken. Freshmen gl Senior Class Party at Celina. fskatingl October Agriculture boys went on scrap drivr-1 Seniors got their proofs. Sophomore Class Party at schoolhouse. Seniors ordered pictures. Sophomore Class sponsored Chili Supper. P. T. A. Meeting. School pictures taken. Election of Cheerleaders. flst team, Nancy, Louise gl Maryl fZnd team, Colleen 81 Rachaelj -J- Sghomore Class went to Chicago. Seniors sold annual ads. Juniors Fall Festival. Nancy Bollenbacher was crowned queen. 28. Teachers Institute. Band marched in Halloween parade at Berne. November Seniors ordered name cards. Juniors Class Rings arrived. Agriculture boys went to Central Soya. Freshmen 8: Sophomore Home Ec. girls Thanksgiving party. 25. Tl-IANKSGIVING VACATION December Seniors received Pictures. Chorus went to Geneva. Band went to Adams Central. County Music Festival. Seniors basketball boys ordered jackets. P. T. A. Christmas program. Seniors Christmas Party at Rachael's. Juniors Christmas Party at Carl's. Freshman Christmas Party at Janet's. Christmas vacation started at Noon. January Resume Classes. Qi- l4. County Tourney. April Baccalaureate. -1 May C omme ncement Last Day of School. -fx. FZ-:z 'Hz ri UW 'J I! x . Vw ,W N .1 , .' 11 W 1 1 f , v g, . , 5 v ,, l 1 ,Q 1 1 Ig! 3 VY 3.1 , , 51.5 .3 fi ,Q ,. - .M . ,W I 1 , 1 I , , L N q-1 I, , 1 J f f L . .f ' X , .X V, , . , 5 af A Q YI NA K Vbwjxyjj q A m 1 LIN! 3 1 W f 01 ., J AQ X Q s ' f 3 K sl 5 I, - N 'P 'U 5 ft ' H f1 ,-.QE-ii' 'MN A X Q 4: 331. gf-fm: if ' 2 ' S 11,552 ,..,w5zL.' N ' T - Q P ' W- if ' T if' ' 1597 EQQA - , 51? . If If if '5i'?Fl. .-H sri? + H - :gi V-ls , I 225 I .,,-if'Ii'Q'gf21 'Y 4 QW, ,wwf -1' sw SA .ww-5 .4 kgiggvzf- .-534 FX ,.,...dw-,:fagiw-:Jfglfr ' A ' ' .- P S E, , - I Mya -' .,.. - . f .- ' f ' .g'1rf5s ' , ' b ' , ' -.J f MSM f , . ' I 'X . .I ij . ,, 1 . lcv , , A I f m ' ..,.f5'.- ' ' g . ' iiiiisgfj , V f L . , . 'N- -.5 Q0 A kv we ' va Au t0grap Q Q' ?1 W ' V W - 4 7 ' W7 f V7w56 77'ifc L94Lf'f 'JJ I' Zu 5. 116 O ff a ,XMLJ Wx' K Q I V H wwf' u ,L 'pl R ' X V fb f . K1 ui X tjp N XM: My nd jf 9745 GK' , A : 4 Q' Z2 ' ,rf 1 q 5 , , W M, ff 'Nga wif if C P, h ? N ' fd .L 1196 VN mx M f.. ,lf'fz35 jjfgfpf M4yJ3f M QJMJJW 8 mul' AW f K9 252, fumfp Jag WWW fbi? Q57 WMM! 7ffZZj 'jQ WW MQW W si? DM? Mwgfwq lf! 5.'1Z,9 Hi -... Lf un-v-phd A I--I lv I , -.. .f1 f is ip Z 63 C Foreword Our book: We the Senior Class of 1956 present to you our yearbook. We have crowded into it memories of our high school days at Jefferson. We hope it may bring back pleasant memories and smiles to all who read it. In our high school days we have found that life consists of more than books and classroom knowledge, papers, and tests. We have learned to think, to assume responsibility, and to live together. We have played in the field of sports, taken our roles on the stage, marched in the band, sung in the glee club, and delved in salesmanship of magazines, cards, and refreshments. Parties and activities all have been a part of our education. We have enjoyed our years together at Jefferson and shall always remem- ber our school, our teachers, and parents who helped us toward an enriched life. - --121 , fy jr :i:AQ. .im DDD DDU U 900 990 'a 1, ffl N IWERTISING ff-X ff 1 fi I fzf' f flf' .f . 1, xifid o 1 4' H 'K O o Geneva BANK Compliments Oi CDF GENEVA XNSUIBJ4, Q' a s 6 Qx 56, mi: QS: E .givoaua S 'Lf ef!! AYEMBBV' Ind JCHN W. KARCH STCDNE CO. We Strive To Make The Finest Stone Products Possible And Our Customers Believe We Do Basic ln Rebuilding Mineral Depleted Land Dolomitric Agriculture Limestone Post Office Bryant, Indiana Phone 75 New Corydon, Indiana Save For The Future With The State Bank ot Decatur Es tablis hed 188 3 Sqmsulq, FXL. X Qt fo me: E Q 5 AVEMBF-9 Decatur Ind Compliments Of First Bank of Berne- Established 1891 65 Years Of Servlce Berne In EIMBEREOST CANNING CO. Donald Duck Tomato Products And Vegamato G eueva Ind BER EICE CREAM 'Ice - Ice Cream Phone 2-2617 Berne Ind Compliments Of ANDREWS SAW Mlll Custom Sawing All Kinds Ot Hardwood Lumber For Sale Chattanooga Ohio Meshberger Brothers Stone Corporation Contractors And Producers Of Crushed Stone - Biturninous Coated Materials Applying Road Oil, Asphalts And Tars Truck Delivery Phones: Linn Grove 55311 - Pleasant Mills 77211 Linn Grove lnd Meet Us At The limberlost Drive-In Theatre Your Pleasure Is Our Purpose Geneva Ind Compliments Of Geneva Milling Company See Us First When You Have Grain To Sell Phone 81 Geneva Ind Felber Mach. 8. Weld. Sho D ,.r.,iii Portable Q43 B Electric And Acetylene Welding Parts Sales And Service - General Repair - Belts 155 Sprunger Street Phone Z-ZZO1 Berne Ind Smith Brothers Furniture Mfg. Co., Inc. I 9Ijzo'I l EEa.EE:W' Dependable Furniture - Superior Craftsmanship 'N'- Berne Ind O Berne Hrway Hatchery On U, S, Road Z7 Honegger Leghorns - Holtzapple White Rocks White Nick Broiler Chicks Berne Ind Moser Sunoco Servrce Nelson Moser, Proprietor Tires - Batteries - Accessories Washing - Polishing - Lubrication U. S. No. 27 Phone 2-8095 Berne lnd O I lrechty Motor ervrce Sales And Service Pontiac - Buick Gas, Oil, Tires, Parts And Accessories U. S. Highway No. Z7 Phone Z.-2805 Berne Ind Better Grade Furniture For Less Money Stucky and Company Floor Coverings - Furniture Appliances - Hardware Bottle Gas Service Phone 6-6866 Monroe lnd Moser Motor Sales Car And Truck Repairing Modern Body Shop - 1 eornio if 218 West Main Street Phone Z-2171 Berne In Q 1 Bryson C. Fetters Real Estate - Farm Loans FwwfHIH0me Filfsfgzsfzmdo Yagers' Furniture Berne - Dial - Z-2158 People's Life Insurance Co. General Agent Berne Ind' 125 North Jefferson Street Phone - Office 2-2817 Berne Ind Read Berne Electric Zenith Radios And Television otpoint Home Appliances We Service What We Sell Berne Witness Co. Phone H819 The Berne Witness Established 1896 H Phone Z-2101 Berne lnd Berne lnd. Hofstetter Motor Sales, Inc. Studebaker Automobiles And Trucks Sales And Service On U. S. Highway Z7 South Phone 7 Geneva lnd Hanni Furniture On U. S. Highway Z7 Geneva lnd A Good Place To Eat Cardinal Inn Geneva Ind Buckmaster Drug Co. Druggis ts The Rexall Store Geneva Ind Food Bank Frozen Food Lockers Slaughtering - Curing Processing Home Killed Meats Quality Groceries Fresh Fruits And Vegetables Phone 54 Geneva lnd Compliments Of Stucky's Gas And Appliances District Of A, A, 82.2 Nitrogen Geneva lnd Hanni Plumbing Shop Youngstown Kitchens Water Systems - Water Softeners Phone 104 Geneva lnd. Hart's Standard Service Tires ' Batteries Accessories You Expect More From Standard And You Get lt Phone 119 Geneva lnd Compliments Of Sprunger-lehmanand Co. Ladies Ready-To-Wear Clothing - Shoes Phone Z-2175 Berne Ind chindler Electric R. C. A. Victor Radios Television Frigidaire Appliances Wiring And Service Best In Television And Radio Service Phone Z-2813 Berne Lnd liechty Jewelry For Gifts That Last Keepsake Diamonds Bulova And Wyler Watches Berne Ind Mennonite Book Concern Books, Bibles, Sunday School Supplies, Stationery Office Supplies Smith Corona Portable Typewriters Parker - Sheaffer 159 West Main Street Phone Z-2135 Berne Ind. Stucky's Dept. Store Dry Goods And Ready-To-Wear Phone 2-22.82 The Clothes Shop Cleaning And Pressing 175 West Main Berne Ltd' Berne lnd Neuenschwander Compliments Complete Insurance Service Of Anxious To Please Conveniently Located Ga C. Berne Phomm Zmazll Ind Berne Ind The Staff Editor . . . . . Fred Lehman Co-Editor ...... . . Patsy Bollenbacher Circulation - Business . . .... Kenneth Swan Rose Ann Marble Arlene Sommer Bill Smitley Activities . . . . Rachael Stolz Dorthy Frank Carl Wellman Photographs . . . Virginia Baker Bob Caffee Ann Luginbill Athletics . .... Colleen Egly Philip Hammitt Wayne Bollenbacher Sponsor . . ..... Ice Drennan The Habit Shop Mens Wear Dry Cleaning Phone Z-2305 Berne Ind. Walbert's Cafe WALz,o And BERTha STAUFFER Owners Breakfast - Lunch - Dinners Fountain Service Phone Z -2807 Berne Ind. Live Better For Less Buy At The Berne Kroger Berne Overall Co., Inc. Manufactures Of W ork Garments Berne Ind. Graber Tin 81 Plumbing Dealer ln Hot Air Furnaces Sheet Metal Work And Goulds Water Systems And Bath Room Fixtures Equity Meat Market Quality Meats And Groceries Where Your Dollar Buys More S, Neuenschwander, Owner Phone Z-2611 Phone 2-2232 Berne Ind' Berne Ind. Berne Hdwe. Co., Inc. Compliments John Deere Farm Machines Of Housewares And Hardware I.G.A. Phone Z-2191 Berne Ind' Pv e rne Ind D. W. Fireoyed, D.V.M. Phone Z-2460 Berne Ind 1918 - 1956 Globe Hatcheries and Poultry Farm Baby Chicks - Feed ' Poultry Supplies Berne, Ind. ' Phone Z-2447 y Ossian, lnd. ' Phone 150B Nagel's Quality Flowers Since 1910 Flowers For A11 Occassions Phone Z-2472 Berne Ind Berne Oil Company Hoosier Pete Products And Used Cars Highway Z7 Phone Z-2604 Berne Ind. Poplar Drive-ln Curb And Counter Fine Foods Speedy Service North Of Berne On U, S, Highway Z7 Berne Phone 2-8428 Ind Berne locker Storage Custom Butchering For Locker And Deep Freezers Phone Z-2806 Berne lnd. Berne Farm Eqduipment Co. an Balsiger Motor Sales Complete Auto St Farm Machinery Service 607 West Franklin Street Phone Z-ZZ 31 Berne Ind Berne Ready Mix Concrete wned 8: Operated By FrankNussbaum Behring Street Phone Z-8880 Berne Ind. New Spangler Brothers Old Reliable Store Corydon BoIIenhacher's Cash Grocery Groceries And Meats Fruits And Vegetables Phone l09F2 Chattanooga Ohio Wendel Motor Sales Pontiac Sales And Service Full Line Of Used Cars Gas - Oil - Tires - Tubes Chattanooga Ohio Compliments Of Schafer Phone 3 ' 32 00 Decatur Ind. Ivan J. Johnsons Garage Automobile, Truck And Tractor Work Motorola Television Sales And Service Phone Rockford 275-H Chattanooga Ohio Adams County Farm Bureau Co-op Elevators At - Berne, Williams Monroe, Pleasant And Geneva, Indiana Lumber Yard, Implement Shop Bulk Plant, Appliances At Monroe, Indiana Fern's Dress Shoppe Berne Ladies' And Children's Ready-To-Wear 112 East Main Street Phone 2-2606 W. M. lehman Appliances Maytag Sales ' Service 154 South Jefferson Street Berne Ind. linn Grove Hardware Hardware - Paint El trical Appliances T l phone 5-5496 Pud's Pure Oil Phone 76 U S. 2.7 I d L G ove lnd Adams County C mpliments Farm Bureau Co-op Grain - Seed - Fieted - Coal - Fen Of PMC' iejjgigjdinjmm Dr. Jos. V. Schetgen Ph 14 Geneva Ind G Ind GBNEVH lumber 31 5UDlJlY C0- Shell Service Station Dealers I-U T'res Batteries 'Accesso ' L rnber Fence And C, dy 1. Tires Building Material And Coal Ph Z 2316 C' Ind 1 d Herman J. Bixler , e Compliments 'lo Class Insurance Agency Phone Z9 Dr. J. 0. R. Campbell G Ind G neva Ind Compliments Shoes And Gents Furnishing Dry Goods And Of Dry Cleaning Wednesday 8: Friday Phone 37 Geneva Ir1d. A I: , V d TEXACO STATION Geneva Ind THE LA RUE GIFT CENTER - Geneva Ind KOZY KORNER RESTAURANT Geneva I-nd THE PAYLESS Geneva I-nd HARDY AND HARDY Geneva Ind C. P. 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