Kendallville High School - Kay Aitch Ess Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

fs M5 W? 17 3 ff oe, VARSITY FOOTBALL: Rou' I: Cecil Hazelton. Barry Craden, Ken Crowder, Harvey Custin, Bob Mnhn, jack jar- rett, Trent Patterson. Dave Kropp, Kent lhric. Hou' 2: Boh Newton, Dick Nartlcer, David Kelley, Dave Tritch, Bill Grant, james Swartz, Boh Haney, Cary Nliller, john King. Row 3: Marvin Hart, Mearl Hawkins, john Hanes, Bill Atz, David Pal- xner, David Miller, john Parr, Ken lhric, Torn Rogers. Roux -I: Coach Ferrario, Student Manager Nlike Nic-Kibbin, David Nlclfarlin, Larry Bleeh, Boll Hedges, john Shank, Student Nlanager Cary Sutton, Assistant Coach Nlclntosh, Assistant Coach Czupryn. Football XVhen Coach Ferrario lost 17 letternien from coaches and the student hodv, the Comet gridders last year's N.E.I.C. championship team, including fought to a winning season, ending with a rec- the entire starting eleven, the chances tor a winning 01-d of five wing to four losses, team looked had. NYith the hacking of confident B-TEAM FOOTBALL: Hour I: Roger Routsong, jerry Trier, jiin Riehin, Daryl Thompson, john Mapes, jirn Tracey, Hal Hanes, jim Kurtz. Row 2: Riehard Cross, jerry Stienbarger, Larry NIL-Cahen, Boh Riehm, Mike Kane, jack Kaxnnierer, john Cehring. Hou' 3: Tom Gruhh, john Hedges, jack XVillson, Rick Claussen, Tom Spillner, john Stoeckley, jerry Nichols. Row 4: Coach Czupryn, Coach Ferrario. ,, ' j l A c t Blix: U- ., . . i X4 'M W T ' T if 1 1' M 'H , . 2 If J 3, .3 . T ff? ff T 5. Y- 2 ff if G L meer-Taz? Q4fg ff is 1, , K - f , , 'K if! . r ' 2 ' .. - N' l ir, - 1 4 I 2,1-.'s,j, FQ J like w W .FQ , A pt X2 , W . av A xi. 1 . l i l ii E ., I, , fy , 458.5 , qi ge- X sw . 5' Q ' .af-M if ' A ' Xiu sv'- B I J., .1 1 - u FN ' Y 1' M21 LJ - w r 3 -Q N. ,jazz .,wg'k V . wad N-Nmww, H SQ N. Q-B571 www ,. T'ff 2 X . ' ' - TW'- v . ' 7.qg.5'3?fv-,n 5 is +4 5 - ag M , ' Af ' A X VS? WWW D Q' ,Q .f , A E 5,-f , WX-1' - X. 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Hou' 3: Bolm Nluttlu-ws, Tom Quick, Xlurviu IAlNVl'l'l1L'k', 'lim Huwkius, 'lc-rry Xlye-rs, Couch Nlfllltlbfill. Hrloug lvft: 'l'ou1-lnclowu pass up for grulms shows Boll llc-mlge-s Lfilllllllg position to rx-cn-iw' lmull. Hr'lml', riglzf: NlK'ill'l llalwliius lm-alles loosv for TD. Kvy lwlom-L is llurowu lu' lluxhl lllllIlIl'l' 15383. fXiNd'e,-L Mm Elf, Ay if XR, sv Varsity Football Schedule Bluffton Auburn Nappuucv Czu'r0tt Pvuu Twp Coucorcliu Columbia Cltv Na-w lIZlVlH Dc-caltur FOOTBALL Susie Charles, Lincla Fritz, Ginny Hollins, and Sally Palmer luot pin-turccll lm:-lpn-:l km-op up the morale of tlw K'x'ille- Conn-tsl footlmull squad this year by lk 2lClll1'I, well-organizz-al cheers. Cheerleaders YAliSl'l'Y l!ASK1'I'l'BAl,l, . , . . , , , Sully lulmvr, Susie- C.l1au'l1-5, l-muy llul- lim, :mil klmly Blake clicl il lim- julx ul' rli- rc-ctixxg 1'Illllll5lL!Slll ul' tlu- K.ll.S. lmslu-tlmll fauna in lmclxiug tlu- livllxlnllvillv Cmxwtx lllI'1lllQllUlll ilu- sm-:mul gmt lmxm- amnl away. -I li. YAICSITY l5ASKlC'l'l5ALl. lmun H1-mlm-r mul l'Llt Cuclmrcl lf-nl ilu- clnm-ring sn-L-tion lor tln- junior vursitv. Y.-XliSl'l'Y BASlili'l'l3.-Xl,l,: Kauwlirzgz Xlr. Ablvs, athletic ilirei-torg 'lk-tl Xllillaee, inanaygcrg Nlr. Nlelntosh, assistant eoaehq I Nlr. ltliodi-s, i-oat-ln. Bob 'lirii-r, john Sliank, john Todd, Dax id lLlllllt'I', Don Cochard, Dave Kropp, Bob Hedges, Lynn llart. Stanley Hunter, Larry lllet-ln, Stn-xi' Pyle, -lllllll llanes. x L l 100 BasketbaH The Kendallville varsity basketball team completed a trying season this year, win- ning five games and losing 13, five of which were lost by a combined total of 11 points. Indications seemed to be that hard luck plagued them this year, although they boasted a taller team than those of many forerunning seasons. Coach Rhodes, with the assistance of Mr. Blclntosh, brought the boys a long way by the end of the season but were defeated in the Sectional by a strong Howe Military team in the final seconds of play. Kiville Comets shot a cold Zalfi after a regular per- centage of approximately 55' I . Bob Hedges jumps center while john Todd waits for the tip. gs, su X E YE? 'S l :M ,f 4 Kg 'ma if SQ if x .. .4 S I 1' W's .. I v v. . ' A W' ' 5 v ' eip .1 Q., 'Q S A , N . X:-s. W 1 , FW? 'ld- Qgm me i 'Mx 1? I The Junior Varsity Prepares to Fill Varsity Ranks XAIKSIIH BASRLTBALL SCHLDULE kilnon r atlmlu IJILUIIN 1 I1illIiIllI'Nt M llll C urn tt Huntvrtmx ll 'urtl incl Alliilll n 'D l 7 ' lt: fl 'lL'iiM!ll, fur two poi 1 s. Al NIOH VARSITY km 71 is 'J C UIlU7l'lil Biufftun D1 L ltm Blliill N lpp mu 'N xx H u 1 Il C min n -Xnffol A cfillllllilll Cltx 77 7 7 7 L 'rvvy ' , ' .1 Dk' 'NWI wx ' Kr 1'1'linf': . '. . L' n os I, ' 111-11 U lu- umm, ll ag- XI :run Hurt klflilll xvl'illNl'yK'l', Cary Mills-r, Harvey Cuslin. john Clchring, Dirk Naxrtkvr, Larry .lllL'iiSUll, Bill Cmnt lim S1 lu-rt. Bill IJIQQIIIS 7 i l -is f Junior High Students Learn Basketball. WLL3 SEVENTH GRADE Hour I: Randy Bcrlxaltvr, Danny Roclgc-rs, Micliacl Za-is, john Faulkner, Dick Sibert, Michael Haney. Rua' 2: Nlikc Branson, Roger Elliott, Mike Soice, Coach Nlory, Sta-vc-n Reitli, Dau- Rvicllart, Larry Antoniclvs. EICHTH GRADE Row I: Tom Stunt-lmrm-r, -lack -lollicf, Dan Diggins, Bill LaYigne, Bill Silvert, Dale Blculi, Hun' 2: Bob Xlattlu-ws, Duane Alackson. Coat-lr Mary, Alflllll Fritz, -lim Hawkins. FRESHNIEN Kn1'f'Iin,Q: Coach Rlloclcs, ,lack Hale, manager, Coacli NIL-- lntosli, -lim Kurtz, Larry Bailey, ,lolin Nlapt-s, .lolin Hn-Llgcs, -lolin Ct-liring, Rolwrt Rt-am. -lolin Strat-t-klf-y, Ralph l-lollc-r, Davicl Bassett, .ln-rry Stix-nlmargcr, Kon lliric, -lim Rielim, 356 g 50 '53 551 , Baseball and Golf Are Popular Spring Sports. Baseball The Comet baseball team had its problems in the 1958 spring season. Half-way through the sea- son, underclassmen replaced starting seniors, who were dismissed for disciplinary reasons. Contrary to popular opinion, Coach Rhodes' young 'team made a fine showing. XVith several returning un- derclass lettermen, Coach Rhodes is looking for- ward to a good 1959 season against N.E.l.C. opponents. BASEBALL: Row 1: Bob Riehm, Steve Pyle, john Hanes, Cary Miller, Kirk XVible. Row 2: Tom Rogers, Harvey Custin, David Palmer, Bob Hedges, Mearl Hawkins. Golf The N.E.I.C. championship was captured at Brookwood Country Club last spring by the golf team under the direction of Coach Mory. An out- standing record of six wins against two losses was built up in season competition. IU4 GOLF: XVillia1n Mat- thews, Trent Patterson, Steve Vlfhite, Lee Poyser, Bob N e w t o n, o h n XVehmeyer. Track Winds Up the Year's Athletic Activities. Honor Jackets Honor Jackets, the highest K.H.S. athletic award. are pre- sented to those senior boys who have won letters in two or more major sports. The presentation takes place at the spring awards banquet. Ronnie Yauglin. Tum Hoffelclvr, Clint-k Nlorr, -Iulin Blot-li. lohn Evers. Tom Leamon. Gregg lit-icleiihacli, .lack Filer. ilerry Brown, Bill Rollins, -lim Tru-sli. Steve NYhite. and Toni Hornett received jackets at the end of the '58 season. Track The Comet cindermen had a fair season on the oval last spring. They posted a season record of three wins and four losses hut sent the mile relay team and Nlearl Hawkins to the regional. Hawkins highlighted the campaign hv the setting of a new school record of 52.-1 seconds in the 440 yard dash. How 1: -lohn Shank. Ronnie Yangliii. Alolin Soice. ,lim Sihert. Ken Soice. Stanley Sliuiiiaker, Kirk Xkilile. XYilliani Baker, David Palmer. Tom Scott. Bill Diggins, Bob Hiehm, lohii Hanes. Rau' 2: Xlearl Hawkins. john livers. -lolin Todd. james Swartz. Sandor Csatari, Harvey Ciistin. Bolwrt 'l'vinple. Elmer Lmvder. Cary Miller. Stun- Pyle, Xililfgang Alil. Bch Trier, Bill Vl'hitt-oinh. Rua' -3: Coach Xlelntosli. ,lim Treesh. Richard Hart. -lohn Parr. David Nlillvr. Nlarxiii Hart, Holi ll1'4l:,l's. Dave KTOPP. Craydon Nowels. Don Cochard, ,lack Fifi-r. Toni Rogers, Bill Grant. Nlike Kit-Kihhin. in.in.igvr, If 105 Some of the Faculty Are Starting Their Careers Here C Q Ron' 1: Colette Chaudoin, Peg Cciser, -lean Drerup, janet W'olheter, Karen Carlisle, Shelby Holler, Susie Charles, Pa- tricia Cochard, ,loan Bender, Ginny Hollins, Indy Blake, Sally Palmer. Row 2: Peg Haney, Linda Streh, Patty Newton, Sharon Haskins, Shirley Blech, Diana Moreland, Rita Lung, Theresa Bopp, Anne Platner, .lady Fritz, Barhara Todd, Sharon Omo. Hou' 3: .loyce Mills, Nancy Mallon, .Indy Lee Shultz, Nancy Stienharger, Luanne Herendeen, Sarah Cosnell, Judy Owen, Cathy Ellsworth, Barhara Zeis, Nancy Casselman, Karen Cerher, ,Ian Benkenherger. Ron' 4: Nancy Young, Sue Chiddistcr, Martha Baker, vleri Foster, Linda Himes, Nlarty Cunsaullus, Marie Kent, Nedra Smith, Connie Coney, .Indy Bopp, Phyl Kammerer, Karen Hite. Row 5: -Ianet Becker, Bev Bailey, Kathy McElroy, Bonnie Lee Price, Cecilia Scott, Sandy Grady, Nancy Mains, -loan Gardner, Linda Blake, Carolyn Fischer, Linda Fritz, -loyce Pant. Ron' 5: Carol Sweet, Dale Sweet, loan Cienger, Susan Smith, Pat Carunchia, Sandra Vogel, Pat Miller, Carol Lower, Marilyn Ilandol, Sheila Boyd, Sara Ilazelton, Edith Ortstadt. Ron' 7: Danenne Hossinger, -Ieannettc Andrysiak, -Iulie Todd, Carole Cooper, -Iill Blollielf, Nancy Shultz, Donna Michau, lluth Kropp, Nancy Mapes, Diana Hill, Sue Henkenherger, Aloyce Coney, Xlrs. Smith. The Pep Club Cheers for Our Team. Cheers from the Pep Club help the Comets on to victoryl For the fourth year the cheer- leaders and the Pep Cluh have worked out new yells to keep up the school spirit. Nlemhers of the cluh made red vests and mittens which the cheering hlock wore at the home games. For the final hoost hefore the Sectional, the Pep Cluh awarded the players and coaches with golden horseshoes to send them on to victory. K The officers for the year were Colette Chaudoin, president, Peg Ceiser, vice-president, Sandy Crady, secretaryg and Anne Platner, treasurer. 106 G.A.A. Lets Girls Participate in Sports. Girls' Athletic Association All girls interested in sports are urged to join the C.A.A. They participate in softball. volley- ball, basketball. tennis, and badminton. Blem- bers in G.A.A. have a chance to meet girls from other schools at playdays. A district playday was held at Chnrubusco on December 13. Nlrs. Smith. Sonya Donley, and Sharon Frank- lin attended Leadership Camp at Camp Te- U . . A , Culnseh Delphi Indilinll on October 4 5 Ol4l'lChR3: Bonnie Becker, sports chairman: Nanci Q , l L , 'I . ' Yew members received emblems wliik-11 on Franklin. sr-eretaryg Sue Chiddister. treasurer. they wore for the first week, and the officers received their guards for their pins at the in- itiation and installation service on December 8. Hou' I: Sue Brady. Linda Kurtz. vlanet Blanton. Carolyn Swander. kloyee Young. Pat Donley. Peggy Sparrow. Klart 7 Simmons. Linda Aeker. lanet Annlies. lrmtrand Ahl. Hou' g: Sue Chiddister. Ursula llaiienstein. Bonnie Beelter. Indy Guth- rie. Pat Xliller. Sandra laeonhardt. Karen Hite. Drenda Cox. Linda Donley. Sharon Griffith, Roux 3: ,loan Bender. Sandi Hoop, Sandy Grady. .loyee Neal. Connie Davis. lr-ri Foster, Xlartha Baker. Xlacleline liielmrds. Sharon Franklin. Ethylenr Gose. Sonya Donley. Stienbarger. vice-president: Sonya Donley. presidentg Shar- .A.A. Activities Menihcrs of C.A.A. display their equipincnt. Huw 1: Pat Miller, Sharon Griffith, Sum- Brzicly, Bonnie Bm-kc-r, Lincln Donlf-y. Louise Bishop, Put Donlcy, Carolyn Swnnclvr. Ron' 2: .Izmcl Anulivs, Etllylt'IlL' Gosc, Mnclc-line Riclmrcls, San- rly Grady, Ursula Haul-nstein. Sandra Luonliardt, Ps-ggi' Spar- row. Hou' 3: Mrs. Smith, Kur- cn Hitt-, Nancy Stix-i1lmi'gci', Drenclzi Cox, Sus Chiclclistvr, .leri Fostvr, Sonya Donlvy. Irmtraucl Ahl. xV2liCll your stvp, Ethylc-ncl Looking on are 'loan Bcnclur, Sharon Franklin, :incl Kira. Smith. Sink it, Nnncyl Sonya Don- ley ancl ,lam-t Annlics watch Nancy Stieiilmarger xlioot. Nancy Stienlmrgvr, Drcnclu Cox, lrnitrznirl Ahl, nncl Munic- line Riclmrcls watch -lanct Anuliz-s hit the volln-ylmll. 108 'Q I T31 rg- Q V9 --. Seniors Say Farewell to K. H. . lf the seniors had to inuke ai choice of the ancient gods to represent their eluss. they would choose the Roman god, Janus. for .Iunus had two faces. one looking lmuekwurd and one for- ward. XYhy would we inuke this choice? Because we as seniors glance hack at all our high school ineinories yet ut the saune time untieipute the developinent of future plans und dreams. XYe are now ii unit, hut soon we will he individuals each pursuing his own ideas. While we are still together, the class of 1959 say goodbye to our undercluss friends and also to our teachers. some of whom we hope to ineet again in lifes pattern. 109 sms. s I Y T? M 3 iff A W., f. If X Ahwfaigy I Dcmwt I Qvt :mv frcv? MOIK-Q' upuu an time, . . A PUILIIIY for your tlwughts. Big lc-ngm-r. XliL'lll'l.lllQL Ilan- swim- Pie-F Xlurj' lml Al litth- lumlu. PATRONS ALLISONIS AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY ARTHUR E. BEYER, INC. BARKERS IEXVELRY STORE BAUGHMAN'S GROCERY BOB LEACHMAN CHEVROLET, INC. CAMPBELL HARDNVARE CAPITAL SERVICE STATION CARTEAUX INSURANCE AGENCY - Auto - Casualty - Fire CENTRAL DRUG STORE CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. - Art 251 Howard Beights FEDERAL SEAL 6: GEAR FISCHER'S DRUG STORE GAMBLES - George Duchossois, Owner 61 Operator HELEN ROLLINS - REALTOR HITE'S FUNERAL HOME KENDALLVILLE BOWLING CENTER KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY 61 DRY CLEANING COMPANY LEXVGER MACHINE AND TOOL COMPANY LEY'S HOME STORES-FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS-Phone 662 MIDXVEST PRINTING COMPANY NOBLE COUNTY CO-OP ASSOCIATION NORTHERN INDIANA FUEL 351 LIGHT COMPANY INCORPORATED PALMER'S TEXACO PEACHEY'S CLEANERS PETE'S BARBER SHOP REICK INSURANCE AGENCY RILEY STREET GROCERY ROBERT KROPP - INSURANCE AGENCY SHOWALTERS MARKET SOUTH SIDE MARKET STAR DRY CLEANERS TAYLOR SHOE STORE THE CINDERELLA THE KLINKENBERGS STORE XVAGONERS LADIES' APPAREL YVALLACE M. HEAD - Insurance and Real Estate WEIBLE'S PAINT AND XVALLPAPER XVIBLE LUMBER COMPANY 112 v 'ff 1 V F -r ' 1, ttf' I 4 wa 4, WFW 0' -I 5 .,, . 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XVe are very appreciative of their efforts for us. 'T 'if ROYAL XV. TRITCH Royal XV. Tritch, principal of the senior high school, spends much time with ns as individuals. He checks to he sure our requirements for graduation are complete and is always glad to give his assistance to anyone who may he in need of it. SECRETARIES Mrs. Adele Ruderman serves the school as secretary to Mr. Tritch. She cheerfully listens to our complaints, signs our admits, delivers our messages, and sells us supplies. In addition, she maintains our scholastic records and finds time to do correspondence and minieographing. Mrs. Cwendlyn XVall and Mrs. Elizabeth Thrapp are secretaries to our superintendent, Dr. Burt. They keep our activities records and maintain the financial records of the school be- sides performing their many other clerical duties. SIE' HSL '1 fr:342:-1,-wvf-'T'-'.'.'-'WF'ifffli' '2Wl 'f'1.PK'-1'- '?'1'p'w . I..c:1.yN'5 f ' 'l LLAj f grffi Pg-. 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'Q' L VYJP' J Wifi If ' ' T .- ' Q ' ' 4 5? ?'ff ', WL5f3f:?4 '357 y5f5fFp'5 f'f'3'f-.'v'4 '??.'i'y3???1'P 'vf?'f'3'z1f :v'1'h'ff4.41-'3-'61,-.'i' 75?f4!? flffA?'5f.:'l E44'E .!ZI1ig?gf,qfj2!.1,g f5?Y .zfsffzi .f f 5 , 4 .fi 5-'iffy If23:-H 552-i'.fSJ:1m?.' -'f?4'Gf1:f1'?5.f' ,isfs:xS.5.1?f1fww1: .ff:?-.Muif'f-Mfi'THR'?mi5?ai'.A?9':'?g Our Superintendent Is New. FRANK 1. SCHXVAB Frank Schwab, principal of the junior high school, assists the younger students with problems they encounter while he- coming adjusted to our educational system. SCHOOL BOARD Superintendent Burt, Rohert Jack, Mrs. Ruth Mary Friend, and Merritt Diggins, who compose the School Board, work closely with school officials and the community to improve our school. 9 'YN fling 11- LORIN A. BURT Dr. Lorin A, Burt, our new superintendent this year, is a native Hoosier. attended Manchester College, Notre Dame University, and Indiana University. and has earned an Ed.D. degree. Dr. Burt. who has heen in the field of education for twelve years, started his career with the Mentone school system. where he was a teacher and coach for fiye years. The next fiye years he spent at Leesburg as principal. Last year he attended Indiana Uniyersity to complete his doctorate. S. Nlrs. Mary Black l'nix'c-rsity of California, Ni..-X. Fra-m-li, English Senior Sponsor Y-Teens Mrs. jean Bowman Ball State' T4-aclu-rs Col- lege, BB. Homc Er-ononiics ll. A. A, Raymond Czupryn Incliana Uniu-rsitx', XLS. Driver liclncation lnclnstrial Arts Assistant Football Coach 10 as fwfr . 'Hx h . an .','. ,f-.3 , .r... K . of Aim X l ' . .-- - A ,4, .,.., my sn- g,,?-.M -Imlitli Larson lists-ns in liomc l'L'0l l0llllL'S class :ls Nlrs. lollii-f sliows sonic' wavs to lllillxt' Cllrist1n.1s mlm-orations. New Ideas and Methods Are Miss Tlielma Einingcr Xlrs. joan Engle' lnmliana Uniw-rsity. NLS. Hum.1M.,k.r C011Q.m.' B.S. Latin l Frvslnnan Sponsor Y-'l't'l'IlS. Wig N Paint 'l'ln-spians. kI.C.L. Sm-vcntli Craclv fN rm Mrs. Elsa Buckner lncliana University, KLA. Social Stuclivs, English XYig 6: Paint Tliespians Clyde R. Copeland Ball State 'l'e-acliors Col lege, BLA. lnstrnmcntal Nlusic Training Bancl El'llL'St F9I'1'ilriO lncliana Universitv, B.S. Nlatlieniatics Physical Eclncation Footluall Coach 'X 'thai Miss Cynthia Findlay Iucliaua Uuivcrsity, B.M,E. Ym-al Music Assistant Sopliuumrv Sponsor Miss Valma Gilliland Univ-rsity of Dt-uvcr, M.:X. I,ihrarv Yi-urlvuuk Copy Mrs. NYava Liclv Incliana Uniu-rsitv. .-LB. Mutlu-matics Sopllmnors Sptmsor Auclitoriuui FL-cs Cutting clvsigns in art class art' Carulvu Dm'L'lw1', Slllll' Bl'l5M'llllQK'lA. zlntl Barlmru Crain- witlx Mrs. Kimmt-ll .ts iustructm yr. Being Used By the Faculty. Mrs. Stella Mallou Incliauu Uuivcrsity, St-limi Nurse Ht-ultlt untl Silflfff Y-Tevns Mark Mclutusli Bb. Micliiguu Statv, HS. Social Stuflivs Iuuimu' Y.u'sitV C,u.ah l rack C,tYtlL'll Mrs. just-pliiuc Kimnicll Ball Stats Yl.l'1lL'llt'l'N Cul- lww, MUN. +- Art Iuuiur Spmisur Y-'l'm'c'us Mrs. xylllilll Laughlin llltlllllltl Univ-rsity, AB. Matln-matics Suuiul Stumlivs .Xssistaut lfiglitlu tlrafle' Slwusrml' Kalirl Metz lmliauat Shih' 'l1t'tlCllt'I'S Cullt-gc, Mb, Businm-ss Yt'.lI'lJtlt1l'i 11 'O' Rig-1111r11 Nlory 111111111111 1'11iw'rsit1'. BS. sC'X'CI1111 Craulv C111f c1U2lL'1l Robert N11111111' 111111211111 Stutc '11L'l1L'11k'l'5 C011l'Ql'. 13.8. X111t111'111z1ti1-s, Scif-111-0 61111119111 c11ll17 Ye'11r1111111Q Cir1'111111i1,111 12111105 11L'yl101t1S DeP1111w U11i1'1-1'sity, 21,13 English YYiQ Cx 1,i11Il1. '1'11c'spi:111s A1111itr1ri11111 'U' iii' 'uv 12 2' HT' Klr. S1-11111111-1-1111-r s1111ws 13011 C41Q'1l1ll'l1 1111- 1-c1111p1ic11t1'11 prog-1-ss 111' 1111111-11 i11c111111- tux forms are fi111-11 out. Teachers Are Trying to Make Cone 1111111113 Dale S1-11i1111cck1e1' X1ic11iQ1111 State, X1.,-X. P111'c1111- 1'11iw'1'sit1', XLS. SC1t'IlL'l' SL'1L'11L'l' P11ysiu11 1C11111'11ti1111 !xQI'1L'll111lI'1' 11115111-t11a111 C11:11'11 FFA 1311w111111 C11111'11 2. Y ,xr Mrs. 1361111111 Peck U11iversity of XVisc1111si11. A.B. E11g1is11 Y-Teens Dale C. Reade 1I1C11klIll1 University, 51.5. 501-1111 Studies Visual Aid Safety Patrol F1'z111k Schwab 111111111111 1111111-rsity, XLS. :ll1ll101' High Pri11cipa11 N111t11c11111tics T11-111-ts Bliss Diane Simmons Indiana University, B.S. English Spotlight Bliss Suzanne Steckley Indiana University, AB. English NVQ ek Paint Thespians james Stewart Ball State Tent-licrs Col- lege, B.S. Industrial Arts Asst. junior Sponsor Concession Supplies I... lllCllill'll Sli-amlows, Xlr. Yl1llUllltlS, anal plan .Iollie-f are NHS. Bcttil, Smith learning more zrlmout thi- lustorv ol thi- worlml hy stumlvinq . ., -I . ' ' ' ' ' Ball Blah' l1'llt'll1'l5 fm the Hlolw. . ' lvgv, Bb. l'l1ysit-al Eillltillllill C. A. A. Clic-1-i'le-alla-rs . . Their Courses Interesting. Xligg M.,..5f..1,1,..,,. lunivvrsily of Clxicago, Xl.B..-X. liusini-ss l'vl'.-X Y-'llvvus Keith D. Stoucler Carl E. Thomas Nliss Ili-len Yarcliunan lncliana l'nix'e-rsity, NIA. lncliana University, XLS. Columbia l'nix'crsity, XLS Scit-lice Scventli Crgulc- llllllli' l':k'UllUllllL'S Guidance Y-'IH-4-:is 13 These People Help Solve the Problems of the School. BOARD OF CONTROL Almrc, Hou' 1: Nlr. Ferrnriog Nlr. Tritcln, prcsidcntq Xlr. Schwnlrg Nliss Stephens, St'L'I't'l1lI'y-tI'Cl!5lll't'I'Q Mr. Nletx. Run' 2: john Parr, john King, Phil Bolcnbzlugh, Peg Cclscr. The Board of Control is an policy-making body which acts upon recoinincndutions hy the Student Forum and inaiiuges school activities not controlled hy the Board of Education. lt is composed of the junior und senior class presi- dents, two student representatives elected hy the student hody. and five faculty members. 1:,,:,:.v.,,'-,,'TS'1 795 w? 7Y 'r'f W ' .,,,'x,,'x,- -'- X fr ' as-fws ' ' ' 1 l, K -.Sag s .sl ., - , E441 , STUDENT FORUM The Student Forum is ll student organization which gives students an opportunity to express opinions on school government and gives them 21 boost toward heconiing better citizens and lead- ers. It is composed of sixteen student representa- tives elected from grades seven through twelve and two faculty advisors. BFIIPILA, Rout I: Mr. Stoudcr, Larry Allen, Anne Plut- ncr, Put Strcich, Dick Nnrtlicr, Bob Hedges, Miss Gilli- land, Hou' 2: Dan Diggins. Nancy Butterhauigh, Ken lhrie, -Icnn Fishcr, Larry Blech, -lohn Shank, .lov Spidcl, Patricia Coclinrml, Bonnic Becker, Dehhic Nlountz, Danny Rodgers. . Nr V' '76 'little R: is 5 1 vi I Q 14 A . ' - -Mimi .MM V ' du Our Curriculum ls Varied. Almw, I1-ft: Bliss St:-Plu-115 slmws Bulm Tricr smm: fumlgunentnls of lmooklwcping. Almfu, right: Um' uf tlu- Illlllly l'lt'L'llXl'Nl stmlvlnts may ulmosv is Buml. Palm XVvingau't, Bill XYl1itunnlm, Hur- lmurn Alnck, mul Pwtln Xlllgm-r am- slmwu lawn- will: Nlr. Copcluml, clirvctor. Right: Brian Carter, Miko Swim-, Ruger Elliott, gmcl LurryYAntonidcs, all me-mln-rs of Nlrs. Englp-'s scvcntll gruclc class, final lumwlcclgc uml Clli0yl1lt'llt in ll clwm- iiQtry expr-rixm-nt. BL'lUlL', Ivff: Samcly Crauly is KlCl1lUIlSll'illlULf wlmt Xlr. Reynolds has taught lu-r ulumt public SPL'1llilIlg. Bvluzr, right: Nlrs. Black is lt'llL'lllIlQ ilu- luugungc of our l'l9lgl1lUOI'S ulwrounl, Fu-m-I1, to Rick Krall, Numq' Mains, amd vluliaunu Nlillwr. IF' J I I . -v I K . rr W M1 'I T ,M ' -1 h . 1 Q' ' -A YN' ' .1 - lv , I x . hi ,, -.' F xl M ' T - I ' .ll ' -fi g A1m1'1': To build typing spot-cl 111111 411-1-111'11cy, Carol Crate and Sliirlvy Bk-1-I1 know that prrwtiu- is first in irrrportzrrrcv. Higlit: NYl1il1- st111lyi11g tin- Nlissouri Cu111prn111is1-, tl11-sv 1111-111111-rs of Nlr. Morfs sn-vs-11tl1 graule class lllildt' 11 special 1111111 tu show tlu- 1-o11ipr11r11is1-. Sliuwn hero witli Klr, Nlury XVlll'l'iiIljl at 1lIlllfllt'l' map, are .lim Nlurrtorivy, Dick Situ-rt, NIR-11111-l Zvis, Chris Slim-vts, and Hupw Ilurrvs. Bclmr, Ivfr: NVurlcl NY11-km lllilgillilll' 111-lps lllillit' Mrs. BllL'l'iIll'I S worlcl history class morn- iIltL'I't'StiIlg for P11111 Straitcr, john Nliirty, and Susiv Quick. B1'I1111', right: .lim 'l'ra11'1-y, D1111 llurlvy, aincl Dft'IlQl1l Cox un- lc-arnirrg swim- prirrciplc-s of Allglqifil in Nlrs. Lic-Irs lllgkllfll class. , WN., , 'W .gfg1'A2i, 1 ,Y R in ff. sqm f'a ' . Wi :flax ' Classes Present Knowledge and Awaken New Interests. .,,.xs1f 'iw 'Mm S f XN ' ,1 1 NN - is ,fn ' 1 A ,i ff :rj JJ Teachers .I M-. --M- -., ... JW ., I .'xlHH'l'.' Study lima' PI41'Y1lilS fur Dem ll:-luring. Dun fimls that stmlxilw mfl'iu1lt11l'n- l'1'1llliI'i'N llllIL'lI tlmlwlnt , .S P- r. and L'HIIi'l'Iltl'lltltlll. Hwluug Ivft: Frmn Miss Fimllm-5, Xlurvin Hurt mul Hlisulu-tl: Le-lmlm1'clt lm-urn tlmt nmmin' is un il1tm'1'1111tim14ll lllllgllllglk Be'lnu', right: Hall liilllbi aunt Klltlly Iiuln-r Iislvu in- te-ntly als XII. Hlurclvs VXPILIIIIS zz cllalrt lll lmlulrwgy claw. and Students Q Work Together. Q- 'm ' H ' mlm: 5, Q A ,r V 33' . .x...,., ., 1 5. ff' CLASSES Bob Muhn, Mr. Mundy, and Stephen Shumuker studv il problem in plwsics I 1 1 111 I EEEEECH ' M X SWK! Z Q S A -AA4,s' ? E, I 1-1... X, J X S f ,W A 1 I ,- Our High School Is the Key to the Future of All Who Enter 1 SENIORS Class History mev- As the graduating class of 1959, we are nearing the end of the trail that leads from kindergarten to the time we walk up to receive our diploma. The part of this trail which led through high school formed an exciting portion of the journey, a part upon which We like to look back as we reminisce about the many experiences we have had outside the formal classroom. XVe really felt that we were taking our place in high school when we entertained our parents and friends at our Freshman- Parent Night. As sophomores we participated in more activities and looked forward to wearing our new class sweaters, which were delph blue with white letters. The Iunior-Senior Banquet was the climaxing event in our jun- ior year, but our magazine sales, which topped all previous records, also kept us busy in the fall. Our class rings were eagerly antici- pated by all of us. The usual senior whirl has now caught us: ordering name cards and announcements, being measured for caps and gowns, preparing the yearbook. completing college entrance forms, and checking job 'M' K possibilities. ,.,,,,,, Each year has held something new and exciting for us, and we will long remember and cherish the memories of our school davs. til, ,fam Officers Top Phil Bolenhaugh president Center: Tom Lindsey w vice-president kay... Lvfl: Joyce Coney secretary Right: 1anetXYolheter treasurer S.. MIDWESTERN MAGNESIUM-Div. Flint and Walling Manufacturing Co., Inc. 20 JACK XYAYNE BELL Class of 1959 CERALDINE EUNICE ANULIES Class treasurer 1955-56, secretary 1957-58: Stuclent Fornin 1956-57: Y-Teens 4310: Thespians: NVig N Paint K2 1!2l: Blake Room for Roclneyng junior Classical League 127: Yearhook assistant eclitorg Spotliglitg State Solo ancl Ensenihle Contest: Chorus: Senior Sextet: Alunior Sextet: Donlnle Duet: -9, Concert Clula f37g C.A.A.g Pep Clulw. 9 +1-p 1,ES1,llf C. ASI-IBY Banfl 157 quartermaster ereu' 195-l-56, rlnarterniaster offi- eer 1956-58, captain 1958-591 Bantl HKU: State Solo :mtl Eiiseinhlm- Contest: Senior Representative to Rotary. NVILLIANI ALBERT ATZ Class presirlent 1956-571 YYig N Paint 11271 Love ls Eter- nalng Trysting Plaeeug A Klan Callecl Peterng Bancl 121: State Solo ancl Ensemhle Contest: K-Klulwg Three athletie awards: foothallg All-eonferenee NEIC footlwall teanig ln- lv' Q! trainnralg Boys' State: Regional anrl state Latin eontestg Na- 'iff' 'l-C? tional Merit Scholarship finalist. 'V DAVID .IOE BABIN Spotlight. BARBARA ANN BAILEY Y-Teens M335 Spotlight business manager: Twirler C211 State Solo ancl Enseinhle Contest: Chornsg Pep Clulw. -Q ':Jv-f l mx Stntlent Fornin 1954-55g FFAg lntrainnral. Y fx- iff-5 ' - , ig :if W ,IAYNE CIFFORD BERI1AL'l'ER Y-Teens 1533: Chornsg Convert Cluhg Pep Clnlw: Nnrst-'s as- sistant 1956-57. SHIRLEY ANNA BLECII junior magazine sales eaptaing Y-Teens C5511 Yearbook staff: Spotlight: Bancl 4533 section le-acleri Bantl 'AKHQ State Solo and Ensemble Contest: Cliorusg Pep Chili, PHILLIP XYILLIAXI BOLENBALCH Class presiclent 1958-59g Stntlent Forum 1956-57: Boarcl ot Control 1958-591 Wig Cx Paint fl 1 27 representatixe io executive laoartl 1957-58g A Klan Calle-cl Peterug Yearlmoolq lmnsiness manager: Cliorusi Pep Clnlng lntrainnral: Boys' State: Representative to Rotary. THERESA CERXIAIN BOPP Y-Teens 1374 FTA 131: C.A.A. 1214 Pep Club: Hoosier Stnclent Lihrarians Association 1251 l.U. Lilmrary NYorkslioP 1958. 'The number of years ol membership in rnagor organizations if more than one year. ALDRICH MOTEL - Clare and Gwen Aldrich 21 .X 7 Noun-can 'Xin- fa- YIUDY MARIE COLEMAN Seniors Are Opening SANDRA LEE BRADY Y-Teens 13 I : Spotlight, -IUDITH ANN BRANDEBERRY Spotlight: Band 131 librarian 1958-59: Band KH: State Solo and Ensemble Contest. K DAVID EMERSON BUCKNER Thespians: XVig is Paint 121: Launcelot and Elainef, At VVoleottville: Class secretary 1955-56: Intramural: Student manager. KAREN KAYE CARLISLE Y-Teens 122l: Chorus: Pep Club. ISABELLE MAE CHARLES junior magazine sales captain: Y-Teens 13l: NVig lk Paint 1127: Yearbook staff: Spotlight: Chorus: C.A.A.: Pep Club treasurer 1956-57: Cheerleader 1957-59. COLETTE ANN CHAUDOIN Student Forum 1953-54: Y-Teens 127: Thespians 137 treas- urer 1958-59: NVig 64 Paint 13l: VVhy the Chimes Rangn: Conte-tti : Launcelot and EInine -pronipting and back- stage: Make Room for Rodneyu: Yearbook staff: Chorus: Pep Club president 1958-59: XVinner of Betty Crocker Home- maker contest. At Avilla: Chorus: Library assistant. Class secretary 1956-57, treasurer 1957-58: Y-Teens 123: XVig tk Paint: Art work for plays 1957-58: FTA 137 rice- president 1958-59: Yearbook editor: C.A.A.: Cirls' State: Hoosier Student Librarians Association: Regional and state Latin contest: American Legion award. IOYCE ELAINE CONEY Class secretary 1958-591 Y-Teen 133 vice-president 1958- 59: Mig tv Paint 123 representative to the executive board 1958-59: Yearbook staff: Spotlight: State Solo and Ensemble Contest: Chorus: Senior Sextetg -lunior Sextet: Double Duet: Concert Club 135: Pep Club: Office assistant 1957-59. I ACQUELINE ANNE CRAIG Y-Teen 133 cabinet 1958-59: 'I'hcspian 133 clerk 1957-58, vice-president 1958-59: XVig tt Paint 147: NYliy the Chimes Rangug A Man Called Peteru: Far Awav Princessn: Launcclot and Elaineug Aria da Capou: National Thespian Conference 1956: junior Classical League 123: Yearbook staff: Spotlight production manager: Chorus: Concert Club 12l: Pep Club: Girls' State: Office assistant I95S-59: Re- gional Latin contest. lxENNE'I'H XVESLEY CROXVDER The-spians: Mig A Paint 135: Love Is Eternalu: A Man Called Petern: 'ilfar Away Prineessn: Launcclot and Elaineu: Spotlight: Band 1223: Band KH: State Solo and Ensemble Contest: Chorus: K-Klub: Two athletic awards: football: Intramural. ATZ FURNITURE CO The Door to A New Life. RONALD CLAUDE DcVOE Iunior magazine sales inanagcrg Camera Cluhg Yearhook photographerg Intraniuralg Boys' State. SONYA WIEAN DONLEY Y-Tccns C211 Spotlight: Chorusg Concert Cluh C211 G,A,A, C41 prcsiclont 1958-591 Leadership camp. DENNIS FRANK DOUCHNIAN junior Classical League C211 Band C21. At Elmhurst: Band State Solo and Ensemble Contestg Bancl section lcaclcrz E-Cluh. JEAN ANN DHERUP Y-Teens C311 YVif1 is Paint1 Ycarhook staff: Spotlight: Twirlcrz Chorus: Pcp Cluhg Nurse-'s assistant 19-58-59. MARY ESTELLA FOHDECK Y-Teens C211 YYig is Paint C5311 Spotlight Chorusg Concert Club CI31. DELOIS NIAY FREED Spotlight: Chorus. . 1 ,.- -IANIES MARSHALL FREY FFA C41 scntinel 1954, vice-prcsiclcrit 1957. parliaiucntarian 19581 'luclging teams: crops, lancl, poultry, xcgctahlc. DONALD KEITH CEHHINC FFA C41 reporter 1957, president 19581 judging teams: an--Q crops. lantl. dairy, livestock, vegetable: N-IYCA convention 1957. 191581 NAIYCA judging champions 1958. FFA clixision: Yearhook staff. NIAHCARETTA MARY CEISER Class vice-presiclcnt 1955-56, trcasurcr 1956-571 Board of Control 1958-591 Y-Teen C131 prcsiclcnt 1958-59: Y-Tccn sunnner conference: YYig tv Paint C3 1f211 Yearbook staff1 Spotlight Bancl C311 State Solo and Ensenihle Contest: G.A.A.1 Pep Cluh vicc-prcsiclent 1957-591 Cirls' Stkltti 1,H.S. Press Association. DONNA JEAN omvns Y-Teen C31 secretary 1958-591 junior Classical League: Yearbook staff: Spotlight Chorus: C.A.A. C21 secretary 1956-571 Leadership camp: Pep Cluh1 Nurst-'s assistant 1957-59. 'The number of years of membership in major organizations if more than one year, BANNER GROCERY 23 The Future Awaits. RICHARD ELLIS GREEN MICHAEL KENT GUNTER Band: Chorus: Intramural. MARGARET ANN HANEY I 'fl assistant 1956-58. ROBERT CHARLES HANEY RICHARD ALLEN HART Y-Teens 1375 junior Classical Le-agucg Yearbook staff Spot lightg State Solo and Ensemblc Contcst: Chorus: Concert Clnhg C.A.A.1 Pcp Cluhg Officc assistant 1958-593 lNursc s Spotlight: K-Kluhg Athletic awarfl: foothall, Intrainuril K-Klulug Two athlctic awarcls: football, tracliz Honor lClxtt lntrainural. at T' -W C7 SUE -IEAN IIARTXIAN Y-'ll-cns lilly Chorusg C.A.A,1 Officc assistant 195 SHARON LEE HASKINS Class sccrctary 1953-55: junior magazine salcs captain: Y- Tcens 1537: XV! Cv Paint 131: 'ihlalxc Room for Roclncvu: FTA 1251 Exploratory ti-acliing: junior Classical Leaguc: Chorus: Conccrt Cluli 137: Pcp Cluli. NIEARL EDXX ARD HANXRIXS 'l,,,..,,,,,'A Class prcsirlcnt 19-53-54, 1955-56, Yicc-prcsiclcnt 1957-58: Stucle-nt Forum 195-1-55: K-Klulv sccrctary-trcasurcr 1958-59: Six athletic awarils: footlmall, lmasc-hall, track: Honor .lacla-ta All-clmfc-rcncc NEIC footlvall ancl hasclmall tcanisg Boys' Statc. ROBERT LYNDALL H EDCES Class Vic:--prcsiclcnt 1956-57, pn-siclcnt 1957-58: Stuclcnt lforiun pri-siilcnt 1958-591 Boarcl of Control 1957-58: VVig N Paint 131: 'ASunrlav Costs Fin- Pcsosng Yearbook assistant lmusincss manage-rx K-Klulm pr:-siclcnt 1958-59g Eight athlctic awarcls: foothall, liaskvtlmall, lnase-hall, Honor 'lackctz All- confcrcncc NEIC footliall tcamg Boys' Statc: Rcprcscntativc to Rotary. GENE l lLLl0'l ll IIOLCOXIB Chorus: Intramural. 'The number of years of membership in major organizations if more than one year. BARKER'S FIRESTONE 3-1 Hoosicr Stullcnt Lilmrarialls Association 1957-58. -is ... 2-'fe' What Does lt Hold? SHELBY JEAN HOLLEH Class treasurer 195-1-551 Y-Teens 131: Thespians: XVig N Paint Q-ll: Hake Room for Rodneyu: State Solo and En- semble Contest: Chorusg Chorus aeeompanistg Senior Sextetq 'lunior Sextet: Double Duet: Concert Club 1-H: National Teachers Piano Guild t5l: Pep Club. RICHARD ALLEN HOSSINCEII Baud: Intramural. STANLEY LeBOY HUNTER FFA Q23 secretary 19591 judging teams: erops, land, vege- table: K-Klub: Athletic award: basketball. At Rockford, Ohio: Hi-Yg FFA 423: Basketball: Baseball. 'Q:,'1P KENT GILLIAN IHRIE Class president 195-1-55: Student Forum 1955-56: Wig tv Paint fl 125: Backstage work 1955-56: Yearbook staff: Band 137: Band KN: Intramural: American Legion award, JACK IVAN .IARRETT K-Klub: Athletic award: football: Intramural. T SHELDON LeROY KABIBIERER sa Spotlight Intramural. DAVID LYNN KROPP XYig tx Paint tl I 251 Alunior Classical Leagueg Spotlight: Chorus: K-Klubg Three atliletie awards: football. basketballg Honor -laeket: Boys' Stateg Utfiue assistant 1958-591 Rl'l7l'l'- sentative to Rotary. -an-gi NANCY LEE KHO'l'ZEli I Y-Tet-u 431 cabinet 19.58-591 Y-'Il-eu sunnnei' L'UI'lll'l'l'llL'i'L YYij A Paintg l 'I'.-X L35 treasurer 1957-55, seel'etary 1955-59g Exploratory teaebing1 Yearbook staff: Cliorusg Concert Ciubg C.,-X.A.g Pep Club: Cla-erieanivr IQ55-56. ELISABETH DUIIOTHEE LEI'II'lARD'l' Y-Teensg XYig ts Paint: Chorusg Concert Clubg l'1-15 Clulv. :Xt Xliiclt-hen Gymnasium, Cermany: Class viee-president 19157- 58: Chorus: Reward for sports. Q., 'X xr' THOMAS XY.-XDE Lixnsiir Class vice-presimleiit 1958-591 'l'la-spiau prraluetiou iuanagei 1958-59g XYig tx Paint Klip Assistant stage manager 1957- 55: Latina-lot and IililIIlt'Yl National 'IIIIUSPILIII Conference 1958: Band 125: Chorusg Pep Clubg Intramural, BARNHART PHARMACY - Your Rexcll Drug Store 25 v 'ff 1 V F -r ' 1, ttf' I 4 wa 4, WFW 0' -I 5 .,, . E' o , - l ,ln n nr Some Seniors Anticipate SANDRA LEE LONG Y-Teens Q3lo1 Chorus: Concvrt Club. T' J-one-. DANIEL GLEN LONGBRAKE Intramural. I1 ITA YYONNE LUNG junior inuguzinc sales inanagvrq Y-Teens 1313 Thespiansz XVig G Paint 131: Aria da Capov: Yearbook Staffg Chorus: Chorus accompanist: Concert Club 431: Pep Clubg Girls, State: Hoosier Stuclc-nt Librarians Associationg XVorlc1 Affairs Instituto. KENNETH LEE MAI-'ES FFA 1-il st-ntinc-1 19584 jiiclgiiig teams: crops, land, poultry, vcgvtahlv: NAIYCA convention 1957, 1958. CAHOLYN SUE NlAl1'1'1N Y-'1'0ciis C311 VVig tv Paint fl 1!:2l: Chorusg C.A.A. Q-41. LARRY VIOH N NICCAHEN Intriunurul. DAVID NOEL Nl 1 LLEIK Wig tv Paint 11 H211 Spotlight 4-clitorq K-Kluhg Two ntlile-tit' aiwarcls: football: Intraunural. 'Q DIANA DELL NIOHELAND W Y-Teens 131: Yr-zirhook staffg Spotlight husincss iiiziiuigcrz Chorusg Conct-rt Cluh: Pop Cluhg XYor1tl Affairs Instituto. Lf' .IANIES ,IOSEP11 NIORH Student Forum 1955-56. 1957-58: Ycarhook staff: Spotlight vclitorg K-Kluhg Thru- iithletit- iiwzircls: foothallg All-confer cnt-c NEIC foothull tc-lung Intrzunurul. 1'A'l'111C1A ANN XILHN Y-Tvvii C533 uihinct 1958-59: NVig tv Paint 143: Spotlight nrt 4-clitor: Stats- Solo anal Enscinhlm- Contcstg Chorusg Conccrt Cluh Q-UQ Pop Club. 'The number of years of membership in major organizations if more than one year. BERHALTER-HUTCHINS FUNERAL HOME - Myron C. Hutchins, Director 26 Getting a Job or Marrying. KAREN KAY MYERS Y-Teens f3Dq Spotliglmtg Chorusg Pcp Club. MARCUS DEAN NENVCOMER PATRICIA LEE NEWTON Y-Tc:-ns K3-lg Chorusg G,A,A. 135: Pop Club. CRAYDON FREDRICK NONYELS Intramural. .IOHN ROBERT PARR Boarcl of Control 1958-593 Chorus: K-Klubg Two utlrlctic awurfls: football: Intrzuuurul. TRENT MARSHALL PATTERSON Class vice-pn-siclent 19553-545 Tlu-spiuns L2 l!27: NYig A Paint f3lg I,ove Is Etc-rnulu: National The-spiuu Coufcrvnu- l956g Chorus: K-Klub: Four athletic uwnrcls: football. golf: Honor -lack:-ta Intrauuurul. gp-ning fi ,us 'nu -gums' L- --5. lx DAVID PAIIL I'FEII I E R Spotlight production 111111141314-rg Clrorusg M1111-tif uwurcl: foot- ball: Intramural. SHARON ANN READE Y-'I'm-mrs 131g NYM is Paint fl Ifllg Spotliglmtg Clmorusg Pup Club: Office ussistuut 1958-59. RUTH ANN ROBERTS Y-'I'm'us fill: Cll45fllS1 C.A.A. lil. MARCO MOELLER SCARLETT Y-TL-cus Cllg 'l'l1cspiunsg Mig iv Puiut 1533: uL1ilIllL'K'lOt aucl Elaine -art workg Aria cla Cupoug Yr-urbook staffg Cllorusg Com-vrt Club. BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY 27 :',:7 411 lun-...dd 'tn xW' l,A'l'llICl.-X LOU STIIICICII Stuclent Forum 1955-59: Y-T U.-X Klan Calle-cl I'ctcr -art Club: lloosier Stuilcnt Librarians Association. .I AN ICI KAY SYOBODA Y-Teens C311 Spotlight: Chorus: C.A.A.: Pep Club. CHARLES EUGENE SXYISEI' XYig N Paint C31: Backstage work ancl lighting 1958-59: Camera Club C211 National Cl.'tI,l'I FRANKLIN TIIOXIPSON N--V Xvig G Paint C2211 l lfA C41 lancl. poultry, vegetable: Sp -'The number of years of me rnoie than one Year. lo Others Will Enlist THOMAS STEPHEN SCOTT Backstage work 1957-58: Spotlight: Chorus: Intramural. .IUDITH ANN SECAUR 'Nl- uv Y-Teens C315 Spotlight: Chorus: Library assistant. UIOIIN G. SHANK Class treasurer 1953-5-I: Stuclent Forum l958-59: Bancl C211 K-Klub: Nine athletic awarcls: football, basketball. base- ball, track: Honor lacliet: All-conference NEIC football team: Boys' State. I A-1' IIOSEMARY M. STECKLEY A., Stuclent Forum 1954-55: Y-Teen C31 eabinct 1958-59: Thes- '9' '. 1-' I -' . I' W .' . . ' . plan C31 prmsiclrnt 1958 09, Wig Cx Paint C31. National Thespian Conference 1956: A'Cinclerella : Love Is Eternaln: Sunday Costs Five Pesosvg Confetti : Launcelot ancl Elainenz A Nlinuetn: Chorus: Senior Sextetg Concert Club: Regional and state algebra contest: D.A.Il. citizenship awarcl: National High School Institute in Speech. LINDA LOU STREB junior magazine sales captain: Y-Teens C311 YVig ti Paint C31g Yearbook staff: Spotlight: Twirler C51: Pep Club: Of- fice assistant 1958-59. LEE EDVVARD STREICH Chorus: Intramural. eens C5311 Wig Cx Paint C211 work: Spotlight art eclitor: Pep 3 Nlcrit Scholarship finalist. ' tual' sentinel 19551 Iuclging teams: otlightg Intramural. I 1 mbership in major organizations if X CAMPBELL 81 FETTER BANK In the Armed Forces. JOHN XYHITFORD TODD K-Klub vice-presicle-nt 1958-59g Four athlc-tic awarcls: has- kethall, track: Honor jacket. ROBERT ORDINE TRIER K-Kluhg Three- athletic awards: basketball, track: Honor jacket. LAXVRENCE il. TROXVBRIDGIQ TED PAUL XVALLACE Stuclt-nt Forum 1957-58g Wig tv Paint: Backstage work 1957- 581 Chorusg K-Kluhg Student Nlanagr-r CSD Ku: Intramural: Office assistant 1958-59. ROBERT EDXYARD NVEINGART Thcspian assistant production iuinager 1958-593 Wig N Paint 123: Laumer-lot and Elaint- g Xlalw Room for Rurl- iieyuz NA Nliriuctnz Caiurra Cluhg Bancl 421. GERALD LEE XYENTWORTH Not graduating. , at the CLINE BROS. LUMBER Ph iff 4:2- il Bolenhaugh is pr:-st-nting Xlrs. Blat-k with .1 tors svuinr ulass partv. COMPANY, INC. Many Plan to Attend College. Y ?'!'P9 T LENORE KAY NVESTPHAL Y-Teens C33 : Twirler C434 Drum Majorette 1958-594 State Solo and Ensemble Contestg Pep Clubg Office assistant 1957-58. SUE ELLEN NVHITE Y-Teens C331 XVig 61 Paint C2.3g FTAg Chorusg Senior Sextetg Concert Club C331 Pep Clubg Regional algebra contest. WILLIAM HOXVARD NVHITCOMB Wig 61 Paint C231 FTAg Exploratory teaching: Band C33 Contestg Intramural: Boys' State. JANET LOUISE WOLHETER brarians Association C23g l.U. Library VVorkshop 1958. LOIS ANN YOUNG Y-Teens: Spotlight: Chorusg C.A.A. 'The number of years of membership in major organizations if more than one year. O. E. CONEY - PONTIAC quarterinastcr crewg Band K g State Solo and Ensemble Class secretary 1955-56, treasurer 1958-595 Y-Teen C33 cabi- net 1958-59: XVig 851 Paint C233 Spotlightg Chorus secretary 1958-59g Concert Club C234 Pep Clubg Hoosier Student Li- All Have Memories of Exciting Events of the Year Rivht: David Babin is rec-ordin-1 Sue D D Hartmaifs measurement for cap anal gown that Carolvn Martin has taken. Below: Margo Scarlett and Linda Streh are signing their names for their diploma in Mr, Tritcifs office. Opposite Page: Trent Patterson, Dave Pfeiffer, and Bob Haney are pantomim- ing the record Your Cheatin' Heart at the senior class party. CREDIT BUREAU OF NOBLE COUNTY V . . Q! ce, V Q The Most Exciting Event of All Was If you were a junior or a senior last spring, you kept a Rendezvous of the Starsv in the little gym, for this was the theme of the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, which was presented by this year's graduating class with the help of their junior sponsor, Miss Bessie Power. Heavenly creatures, depicting a variety of activities, decor- ated the walls while on the stage a golden stairway led to a boy and girl up in the clouds. Clouds individually imprinted with the name of each senior filled the wall behind the speakers table. The special angelsf' the senior class officers, had their pictures there also. Phil Bolenhaugh was emcee for the event while Mr. Vern Steckley, guest speaker, presented Stairway to the Stars. After the Grand March there was dancing to the music of Fred Autenrieth,s orchestra. . Yf','.1r' 'dx sy 32 0? GCT! l ?-5 3... f 7 DElHL'S SPORTING GOODS The Junior-Senior Banquet. Right: The townspeople cn- joy coming to se-e the Crzlnd Nlurch. Below, right: Dinner, serx ed at tables decorated in keeping with the theme, was prepared bt' the home UL'OllUllllL'S lll girls. A QQ ,. X Q OPPOSITE PACE Upper left: The girls wlm helped serve the banquet vn- joy the Grand Nlnreh. Lower left: EIIILWSL' Phil Bu- ltilllilllgll is introducing Torn Hoffelder at the spenkerk tnlmlv. Center: Trnditiollnllv, the girls' chorus sings aa xnnnlwr for the program. FOODTOWN SUPERMARKET ond VARIETY STORE ?'Q eq QQ 5-1 J' t it fiilzfii 52 K C N: Vx !'.' ' ng! I .,,? , A. , X ff j ' V E it 'm Larry Allen, Dave Annis- lmugli, Brian Bailey, Mar- tha Baker, William Baker. Linda Becker, Beverly 3 97 Q1 ' J' fl t t A, ty A My Not everybody is a city slickerlu says Mrs. Kimmell as she watches Cary Miller, Tom Rogers, Steve Pyle, Don Co- churd, and Marvin Hart dressed in their best chore clothes. These boys were one of the main attractions at the junior party. Juniors A q-...M A , 4 3 . , W . eil he ' -R ff Q A X' f I ss , QA , ,, an gl a my -' J f -is ' . Q K san, . . X F ' Aix Q V' -Q' 5 e, Beckwith, Roger Bendgr, 5: ' x ' ..,,. I Q. M X 9' 5' judy Bohde, jan Bollinger. 4- ws - 5 ef. Harry Bowers, Billie 5 ' Campbell, Nancy Cassel- -. :Vu X, A Vw' In V' QV fi llillfl. Stanley Charles, Sue K V ,Qi '45 W M , 'KN' 3, F11 Chiddister. is zi' f -' . 5 WJ QR if me 9 ,L Don Cochard, Ceorge ' 47- WW- ,K , VA. v- 'ET Coleman, Connie Coney, ' L QM mb X5 r xy - V Q , VVillium Cow, Sara Crowell. in M' ' ' ' K fT3if1Qf? f 'A ' A ' I . C, 6 A A MWF, -' ,A ,K M D Z. y I . , Ronald Duuscher Bill ,k fi vw' w 3' Q 1 W X. . ,.,. 'I gy- . gyms ff, We ,N Davis, David Dickey, Her- A Wig f , W, lf ,if - A bie Dickinson, Sandy Eddy. --., J W ' I ...Q ' H 1,1 , ll 'Y , 5' , P M y r. 4,,., zur 1 'i - - . ' C . ' L K. 1 .. FLINT AND WALLING MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 34 Junior History juniors always look forward to two activities during their junior year: the selecting of their class rings and the planning for the junior- senior prom. This year was no exception, for they awaited the arrival of their rings with eager anticipation and spent many hours during the second semester attempting to make their prom a neyer-to-be-forgotten event. The juniors worked hard selling magazines to build up their treas- ury. After an extended time limit, they broke all former selling records and assured their financing of the prom. Country Charmf' which was the theme of their class party, was another big attraction for them. They also sponsored Comet Capers, an after-game dance to honor the Comets. Mindful of their motto, Not at the top, but climbing, they have enjoyed this year to the fullest. and it is certain that when they think of their high school days, they will think of their junior year as one of the happiest. 01 fl 'Af Class of 1960 'J----f-A 1537 vs ,. 'S Cathy lfllsworth, Anne QA lj tk-j ' i Engeman, Richard 1 lfinley. ,TQ A Ajt'l'l lioster, jerry lrrltz. A x A . J A v- 5,,- 1 Aludy Fritz, David Caskill, s , .- , , , e- aren ,er mer. .arai .os- ,,, ' K C l S l C' f Qi - -' Q ' v ' -M iv . N up j j- ,A gi, nell. Barry Lradcn, QB. ff ' , R .5 QQ 3, 5 Sandy Cradyjl Carol ' ,blk-5, K j n . Crate, Larry Griffith, janet Q 'C-'A' ' ' l Hahn. Linda Harley. ., A. Y ' ' 4 is 'Y c lk A ..,. ' ' . nz, Nlaryin Hart, Cecil Hazel- , . 3 54- Q V ,, T ton, Dave Heiman, Luanne 1 vi. 'H N- 5 ' ' 'QW Herendeen. Ronnie llite. ' 'K' I -WEN V ' ' V Q Y' A 'Srl T X' ' t . ' . wg, A 7 , Wg sb, in I Ta: L ' j . it ' ' 2 x ft ,RV . Sandy Hoop. Duane i 'jx , -' 1, 1 lm, ' ii. Howe, Larry jackson, David r s, 'TT' :T 'V V' Kelley, Robert Kiinpel. T !g?,f? f 'ww E ,xg , ., ' t Tw i i' 'mf N ----- - H ,V Q , it X it ' GARDNER'S PUBLIX CORNERS 35 is? -0 ,n 5: AL ,Q . :I x 'K - 'V V , A is pw L ,S M me N xl ,Jw 135' 5 nk xilgx 5. . N. i..-. M. ' ' , is 4-'1 . 'Q .. ' ' , V . ' Q5 x .V l 'Vg I . ' bl , vw, 4 . e W sie 'Q A ig . 4 , T l X fre f ,T . ,,, , 'N A .- ifaf' ff W ' 'ii V P r ?'f ' 1 -'lr la ll l g :mf '37 'L g .3 1 'PNV . V 5 A, M K J A. V Juniors Have New Rings and New Hope for Next Year. Ron' I: john King, lacque- line Kirk, Bob Klinkenherg. Rick Krall, Karen Kramer, Nun- ey Longyear. Hou' 2: Nuney Nlullon, Nlari- lyn Mapes, Duxicl Nlelfurlin Carv Nliller, lovee Nlills, Bur- liurai Xlontoney. Hou' 3: Darlene Nlorr, Becky Nlorr, Steve Xlorr, Boh Nluhn Margaret Nlnlholluncl, Dloyen Neal. 36 XVe are inenihers of the Girlie Review, and we want to make entertainment for you, say Burluaru Toclcl, Ginny Rollins, Anne Platner, Sharon Onio, Edith Ortstadt, Caryl Schwarz, Sara Crowell, nncl vlucly Fritz as they dance the Can Can for their class party. E55 K Tflyfw CLASS M 'C GRADEN'S TIRE RECAPPING, INC. Junior Officers john King, presidentg Ginny Hol- lins, treasurer: Nlrs. Kinnncll, sponsor: Nancy Longyvarr, secretary: john Tritch, vice-presiclerit. , L wi ' as If' iw A In-rrx' Xiuhols, Sharon .. 5 ,-13 ' ' ' ' , . , Af ' -M Omo lzchth Ortstflclt Inch' wg- J rf' ., A - - . , + ,F ' 'Q' c,XYl'll, Bilflikllll Owvns. ,..,,, V ,- 0 1 vs if oi Mary Oxwns. Duxicl Pul- LA' T 6, N- M me-r, l'.1t P1lltL'l'5Ol'l, juni- -' 4 , f, -- . , 'A 5 -.M Pr-rkins, Anna- Plutncr. - ,5 ' -' 'V , ' 'E' 'fr y 9 ,kk . ,, Sgr 5 54' QL ' :N Larry Poppy, Alon' Potts, L W l ' ' ' .,, ' I Stew' Pylv, Dorothy Hhonlvs, ' ' 'A' 'W' 2 ' A xl1Nll'llIli' Hiclmrcls. . I i if I ffl K' l l 1 ee Q? ' J' i X , N gg , 1-., '. . 1 M , K Pom Rogers, Ginny Rol- L W YS- 1 5 Y ' F' lins, john Russell, Caryl ,fr ., w -'- -r gi V . SL-liwnrz, june Sp-lrwn-itzcr. 1 in ' K: .rag ., , 1 ' 'E I L 4-'33 V. , I ...Q ,Q ' M K Paul Scott. lim Sl1IAt'YC, li gk r h Qs .lucly Law Shultz, Ste-phi-n '3 A X . A .1 vvb P 'T ' Slnimulicr, Myra Smith. 'I r I ' A ,qw HANEY'S GLASS SHOP 37 D , L ' Q ,551 W . LF 6. M ' b ' A-Q. Lv ?, lf B 'flap -X 'rs l 'ii' ' YV - 11.4 -V f Q ' X Y v 1:9 N 5: .J VW . rx' 'tis' X gk Q M , ' L S' , lb was 32: : :,:y,. 1 'V A f' B' . L 5 :sr rf tts- B l L M , .. 1 g T N Q, Q , fi , ,SQ Qi- 2 N A tg.. . -' 1 'TLT' Scarlet Sobasky, Peggy Sparrow, joy Spidel, Nancy Stionhargcr, Cary Stratcr. -loan Strater, Karen Stray- ur, Brenda Sutton, Cary Sutton, Mary Lou Sutton. Carolyn Swander, Craig Taylor, Barbara Todd, Dave Tritch, Helen Trowhridgc. Charles Uhl, Rex Vaughn, Beth Wagner, john Weih- miller, Carol Winebrenner. Charles Wymcr, Nancy Young, VValter Ziebell, Bar- bara Zeis, Dean Zollman. Juniors Have That Wide-Awake Interest in School. I.. 14 f' J D 1' ZZ? Z 4 tx , ff, HEIGN WELDING SHOP 5 5 l l l . Q 1 l 8. , if l 1 .fl 0 W M, V X . . . A J MN tag, :st , fa.. P T2 X 53- t V .- kj' sm... lm if . pf -M Q , Q tm 'QW xi Q mr, 'R lx. C X3 jg. x ' . - my In gr f s Q ,,' f' ,N V M' 7 -' A .. t 1 4 3? . ,-, -P ,, l - fi Q ' ' fini - , is'-A 'H' 6. p M -. -1' ' E 4 t ---Q A ,-35 2 2, ' - 1 3, .g M , . my A LX li Charles Acker, VVolfgang Ahl, Bev Bailey, janet Becker, Carolyn Beck- with. Linda Blake, Judy Blake, janet Blanton, Larry Blech, Dick Blue. jucly Bopp, Charles Bruce, Connie Brumhaugh, Ruth Bullock, john Carter. lack Castator, Sandra Coney, Judy Davis, Ruth Dickerson, Bill Diggins. Linda Donley, Linda Engeman Huvh Eshclman Sharon Eshelman, 45 N Carolyn Fischer, Sophomores-Class of 1961 XVe're yearning for learning and striving for fung XVe're building the class of '61. This motto, composed and accepted hx' the sophomores, typi- fies the activities of the members of the class. for even as they do their school work, they are ever on the lookout for fun. The sophomores had no group projects hut used their dues to sponsor a class party. which was a square dance in the big gym. Their happiest moment was when their heautiful gold class sweaters came in November. These they wore with pride because the word K'ville appeared ahove their right pocket. Now, half-way through high school, they eagerly await the clay when they will become juniors. HOUSE OF HARTER - GOSHEN Sophomore History 39 nw 3. ,.... t. , Q ,KW fi f- fn r ,J 'f , 'D 'S 0 ,N jean Fisher, Sonja Lee Flath, Shar- Ag, , , av, on Franklin, Linda Fritz, .Ioan Cardncr. N X 9' If ' I , N I f W Bill Grant, Marty Cunsaullus, Har- - 5 I ' 'F - vc-V Gustin, lolin Hanes, Lvnn Hart. 3f r- fa., ' 235' 'A-is ' A ' 9 ,A , R 2 A f f , 5 , ,,-,- 154 A M 1 ,:,q,..m - A , I ' ... I H if .. . pk' 5, I Y ,ii N A 'L 1 my Dick Heller, Carolynnc Hvnlvy, J dy., -x ag if ,... V Linda He-rencleen, Linda Himes, Di- ' 3- I . as Z .N Q A '! ana Holden. . N x . Nw Q?'3 E - I 4 VAS: vat. , Q . is M A gixx X ,V ggi' In 3 'V ,Nw 1 A -' ' -Ng. 'W 'Si' A Q -gy - . Q gills' in V Rmlncy Hunter, Brenda Hurscy, ,. .4-A, ' WH A Barbara lack, Vincent johnson, jill .L -favs. I ,M h 3 K 'sigh , Jolliefv , ' I J A1 ' P U g5,,,,,.W 1- fe' 4 X K . , I 5 o 3 N ,I gf .I :I w . ,., - v 'ki I1 ' , , , Q -n-A LT, i ' 'X Pliyl Ixannnerer, Mike lxanv, Den- ..,T X ,N 1 1 nis Karst, Marie KL-nt, Sharon Kline. QM' , t. .Q .M 'l'In- 5lIPlllIllNll't'S are- llaxing I gay uIwvcImx'xi at tln-ir 1-lass Harty. Tln-y arm' Sally lJilllllt'I', llllgll l'.hIN'lllIilIl. Xlllflk' lu-nt, Holm Dumlcr Itllv calln-rl, Har- xc-V cllhllll, Xlalrtx' cllIIlS1lllllllS. lnlnn Ilam-N. Lintla Fritz, ancl Larry' Bli-mlm. IU Sophomores Realize INDIANA 81 MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. Conniv Krotzer, Elmvr Lowdvr. Carol Lower, Nancy Mains, john Marty. XVilliann Matthews, Kathy NIL-Elruy, Mike' McKibbin, Sm' Ann Hikm- latclivr. Alillianna Nlilh-r. Myron Miller. Nancy Xlontoncy. jerry Nlortiinorc, jaim-5 Xiye-rs, Dirk Nartker. Bill Nairtker, Nancy Ncwnznn, Bob Newton, Sally Pzilinvr, vloyce Pant. Larrv Perkins. lvrrv Pnwnall, Loi' Q H: , fix- - l Q: ' K --., ff , , ,. ,- f-A f ZX h Us ' -25' -ll F ' .3- 1 ' O ,Q A. Os G 245: D -4- 67 Dil 1137? 13' ml 1: .p '- no i 'S 16 .i. 1, ,L ' 'gg- Jw, gf V- X vi fs H v lx ff' kv 'T S 1.22 :MQ E. qi Q1 A M i-5. 'fi P fx 'A X' ' in film- . 5 ix ' ' 1 ME. ' 4 W Q, i M ,A - V n is 42- V W. in ' cr f ' im i N X x Q77 1. KS X 1- -N, -1' 9- Poyser: Bonnie Lee-'Pric'e. Marilyn Q.. I Q .,g,, Randol. 'hi' . - 'fax ' K - ,w ff is w - , ' - EW' ,. H ' A Y, l . X the Need of Study. A if t ' 1 l M Alnclitli Rnnh. Sm' Hviikciiiwrgvr, tv. I L,,, , X? , .vw Bnlw liivlnn, 'Ii-rry liulwlmins, .lim WE' -RD, H I Y Rnttinillvr. if s 1 ' J ' Q ' ik , 4 3 i Q ? Hug-r liuntsmig, Pi-miy Sarrazm-ii, an -if L4-Hui Sclnnliclx. Connie Scliiicidcr. :L .-- , P.1nl Sliaiiiklnmi. .gi 'V AL A A S, -Iannm Slinwcn. Stainlvy Slllllllilkl'I', 'W I ' v i ' H X 'B gg 33 Blliin Silva-rt, Luna Sniitli. Marjorie Q - 'TQ binitll. 2 if x f- t ff 'r . JAKE'S BODY 81 PAINT SHOP 41 575- , E f 'iff' .. . A A 35, ' W ,N V ' S . ,R ' - ., 'iv is W I , .. 1 I, A . Q Y 5 K A kk L , x IST 1 S I, I 3 , ,I 'S' fu Q A Y QI M N . - M M V 'iw 5 ,.,,, w, x I- ,VZ x X A W X H L 1 - lt' we AL . I. V - . H. I I Ye . . ' . 'M' 'F I +9 1 it ,f Q. Q -I 2:1 1 I , ...N f in ...f I V ' 49' K X If I 'far-. W - 1. , , Q, ,, we at 2, W- fs: 'ffgr ,- , .I f ,..,, Xe , tl, ,L -, if Q K av . 4.- N. .. X ,lx -..,QP W ' 1 K N' L 3 ' .4 , , K K .. 4. .-t 4: ,-. ugh, f - in K QW A' Dy h , FYFN 1 ,+ f z . i ff- , 1.4 ' i'. -rv. - '-gf. ' 15, M.. ., ' . ,V .QA 'i zg ,iv ',, W' 'A ' v In-.. - A - 1 -. :T it Sophomore Officers john Hanes. pn-sitlcnt: .lucly Dmis. sn-crm-turyg Mrs. Lit-Im, sponsorg Nauicv Nhlins, trc-asurvrq XVillinm hlilttlll'VVS, vice-pri-sicla-lit. -I2 5 gy 1!' S f s 1 9, .,.:: I. F in N Q ,, Q Q - . M a X f 5 Melvin Smith, Nctlra Smith, John Soicc, -lim Springer, George Steckley. Paul Strater, Norman Strayer, janet Snmmcrs, Cary Swartz, jmnes Swartz. Pat Tasker, David Temple, Robert Temple, Rita Tyre, Russell Tyre. john Valenti, Sandra Vogel, Dave XVnllaue, Barham XVatson, john VVCllll1t'yt'l'. Milo Xvtillgilft, Kirk XVihle, Sue Ann Young. They Handle JEFFERSON STUDIO - OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER if-s., At the sophomore class party. Mrs. Lieb, their class sponsor, is helping herself to some re- freshments. Shu has worked hard at all their projects, so they think she well clcservcs this. All the Issues Coming Their Way. X l 5 M ff M J ox A M bi C9 ' +1 M X ' X f KENDALL FROZEN LOCKER - Charles cmd Hazel Thomas sw-4 my ng, .. ... -V . A..,.,-, ,W .,...,.......,.......-...4-........-... . A, . . 3 ., :Q -rw-:v HK Y Q X - I Z : f ' U 'W vii! 1 1 , wi, 'asf 7 12 AV 'Y 'x 'Y W X 6 I 5 i vw' .,.f A ,Q-, .Af A IN ,, A-, . 2 , Lx W- -' . V . A-. in-f N , B f 'K ' It . in-4 4- N -. wg -A 'x . 'v V, , ' , W.. -f W. ,, , A W' ' H f W'i',j ',? 'ir' 'A -M w '- i ,V ' X , , f , A . 5 Nw, 1 X fry, .Jw 5. ,A - ff' -V A M' 1 ' 5x5 1 X ' ' ' i ii-5 ,l , I i 5515, x 'iv ' 1. ,. ,MY . E' ,. , K , Q .. A. ' 'N XJ 'J' .s , f -V: .-M'-..,. ,, . n , A V, . , or - , j- - : V if' -' -'M1 . -f' '1' W, 'f , xg ' .V ' . p' , ,. .Q . 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P A, 1 - v A I B . M- 151- r , . , - J .MN -S-'IRM ' 'i .. X X- SX, I J . ,Nw .- 1 , x W I ft if i Q-FBS' ' Q 1 gl' vh.:,1'j,.ii sg. ,HQ N R fro S . ir , f. wfw 'x 1.-M. :.. f Qlw 'if . 2-. I , Q - . A 3 5-ik: 'J -. ' fa .s:. .'fi-sg. ' 55 - , ..,... -.. ,-f :- , ,, if , f ...Af 1 :rf A? . ' xrfyy if vi an in , i l 2 :J .4 at ji 1 Qi iw' f 5- HW- ' fy, .9 D A f A 'f ' i ii ity :Y 41, K i gy KENDALL LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Ethylene Cosa, Stephen Cough, Bud Grate, Sharon Griffith, Tom C-ruhh. Dave Gunter, jucly Cuth- rie, jack Hale. Hal Hanes, Dam Harley. jerry Hart, Larry Hart, Ursula Haus-nstein. Sara Haze-lton, john Hedges. Class of 1962 . EQ G' n -v A 'ax V 'n U N W 1 i H Q J y .-, :gl A ,T 9 .qv V 4, 6- K V -. gif. 1' . :L V -if L ,Q 1 ' ' . md' mn ,. . 'V M 1 ' ,. i .xv ' A-5321551-. Q: - . , ' Uk ., ft S , ' -',Vg M ' -g.: ' ' :xy l,rV r af ki-ffl? , X g . 1 , Q-2 J m ,W - ,rg Qi . , '- , 1 ' gi Al it ' 6 .Q -r: ':v is-KI' i Lf LS-YS . - ' 'T 7 M F-QJGV Im Y . 4.1 'As ?-Q' Q i 'F My U x ' V' I ' I E r . ' S ' , QV L A A .A f, 5 M L , - , 'Z Ar S L Q -vi' ls' -1 ,I , Cf - N .. sr P f 1 r , wx , x ,A 3 ' ci X fi ,. A r I? Us Qi v.. if- iw gtk. 'aw -f iq. in x ' f fr QQ ' N' Q ov' wt-4 if , if XG: ,A ' is M1 5 - wk A rr A ' r i KENDALLVILLE COAL COMPANY -- ww- ii llonry ll:-ilnun, Bulwtli' Hcrcilclu-11, Engl-nc Hvrvn- clwn, Nlnrgnrvt High, Kurvn Hitv. llnlplu Ilnllvr, Dauwnne- llussingvr, Nlnry Ellen Howl-, Kutlu' Hulwr, linger llurwy. Ke-n lhriv, Znnmlru .lur- ri-tt, 'luck Kaunxnurur, Stevvn KQ'tLt'Ill7t'fgQ'l , Xlnryjn Kim- lllt'll. Sllllfllll Kirk, ,Iucly Kucln-l', Ke-nt Krunm-r, 'lim Kurtz, Limlu Kurtz. jc-rry Lillllljlfilff, Dclhert Lulluo, Kurvn Lush, Szuulra Lcunlmrclt, Sfewe' Likes. 45 X KENDA KAY AITCH xy LLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 59 dl-I voL. xLvn X ESS - , ,, , A ,lit . ' we . A , 'L ' ,A . A-M, 'wtf Q' sk - john Mapes, Nancy . i r w gf A I V K, 12' 2::a'Q.V Mapes, Pat McNeal, Bob af' If 3 -:-' FAA Miller, Pat Miller. N R 1-in w, X gif' . r x.,' . 2:: frfju 1 w ' Q Xt V 1 ill a ,-L... ,.,-,...-. . K - -. ' ' ,- ff,.f AIV: a iii a Q - I t P ,,gQ .ff . . . X M A-.N EA: 61 . in 1 iq . NA K- A A A. A Brenda Moreland, Glenda .mf I, -W 1.1. W A - xg A Musselman, Ginger Oliver, B ' be , Q .. ..,, ,A f Reba Osborne, George Parr. in ' WW 'TQ' ff NT' 2 ' F A' Alice Porter, Janice Ran- : ' , A S, . , we -A - 1 rr' wx A 1 , Agp, .vi dol, Robert Ream, jan Ren- . J. , T f 'lf' :., AA kenberger, jan Rensberger. , :E-tidy, lv ..:., 2-.. Q, , N , .. ' Freshmen Have That Fresh, Well-Serubbed Look 75,?,,-,,,,,,.,.,... W-. -. ,...-.., G 3, A Pam Rent-hart, 'lim Riehm, W ,, P - ,f A Rhonda Rodgers, Dave f , Routsong, jam-t Rowlison. Dave Ruth-rmau, NVarcl Rupel, jane Ryiwarsou, W'il- liam Schlabat-li, Nlarna Sclilottvrbacli. Cecilia Scott, Larrv Seidel, Lee Shaffer, 'll-rry 'Shippy Davicl Shultz. Mark Shultz, Marv Sim- mons, jeralclinv Sleeper, Donna Slone, Janice Smith, Susan Smith, james Sobieski. 46 ' -V X ba , 1 'Kia' if: r gp, 1, , T2 4'-if , Wig ,ra . w t 459' 1 .sm - . ' Q, :A 3f33f?i' . G.. , ,.., A . . A i N . . , -- , ,.,-. A A . we 0 E' - . -1 'Ace 4 gg, ff w A Q A . X 'Ml li sum- .N f-f - ,1:-, . . R . at R , ,,,, , A 1 i . I A '- Q e,. is at 'w , 4 I La 1 1 1: , t W 551.1 A, 'gsparlt 'f-,A Q I ff' X2 R- Ax. X A Fl . , A A E V. ' ,A .4 A if 'G' rx.. - 4 A - . ' Bia- ,M AQ I aw A W N , - . I X -ff , 'cr ' A P A if I ,1 K A' is W F . l 'f i 1 rf . 'fx 1 5' -M515-3Agf I , A A sl r Q X , if A ' 23 X of a ' -N . L. 4 . , , 4 lea. KENDALLVILLE FURN ITURE CO. Sandra Spillner, Tom Spillner, jerry Stienharger, john Stoeckley, Clairdon Strater. Craig Strata-r, Linda Strouse, Carol Sweet, Dale Sweet, 'lane Sweet. Daryl Thompson, jim Tracey, jerry Trier, judy Trowbridge, Lynn Tucker. Cale Van XVagner, Charles XValkup, Pam XVein- gart, Ray XVentworth, Klar- tha XVert. Philip YVicker, Richard XVymer, Suellen Zolhnan, John Young, Joyce Young. About Them. W A 4- 1 L ' 5... 1 xg'-J.-5 yr- e.....,. Av A ' ! N K. 5 Lf. ii QI ' r, I RCM ,. M T A J, barb or li 'V 1 -, 1 A , V L i 1 M v .. .Q v M if Af J t t if -of QQ , J V' I N C ,lb 3 E V , V M 5 A A 1 YL it in N' Ty T! - - a ,E i ', , Aa ga.: '.,,,, ., Sgt' .1 6 A - V ,W A X gf' W' - r 5 ---. , ,,,, . ,w , , :I q A e ,. ' gt 1 'Gilt 11 ' gm... t r- 4. ' t . .::.!Ev.x,. . Y, , ' , . in 1 ,wg M ii- , 5' .sf . 'Mi Q-L f A Vir N H C , C 'I taxi' it V on '- S -Q C as X i iiixk is E N ' 5 KW U' I Xx , ffi' tu yi n f -+5 ' M 'WU Mn. OFFICERS: jerry Stienhurger, vice- presidentp janet Auulies. set-retaryg Miss Eminger, sponsor, jun Rensherger, treasurer: Terry Shippy, president. KENDALLVILLE HARDWARE 47 - Q Eighth Grade -I' C... G C A N ,Z - ' ,i jerry Alexander, Pam . Q .,. - A ,,- ,H Alexander, jeannette An- .. -'T' Q Q ' ,QL Q 'jjj' 77- drysiak, Sam Arnold, jim lf, :., - lv- -my gh., 7: Q 5 'x'-M ' Dean Aumsbaugh, Suzie My ' Beiswanger, Sheila Boyd, Patty Brown, judy Bruce. lk X ',-' . L' A A 3 ,N 'f 2. x j judy Bryie, Carrie Buck- ' 4 in .A N Q ,D A 1 - land, Nancy Butterbaugh, if., '--' A x,,N f.L' Boh Campbell, Pat I . .f at Aff V f Carunchia. ,K ,ff Ag rl - j .9 qi A Lf Q! 1- A ll ' ,, - ,E 1- - W -2 .1 A H Kenny Cassiday, Melody I A- . 9 ' Q ,MQ V' 1 .- - Chrysler, Don Coney, Thom- -QQ? h Q as Conklin, Carole Cooper. 1 ,1 rr., L g e . A ., W7 A 1: ' 5. ' W M y f y -, 5 V f '- Betty Coyle, Nlike Crowl, H - it 4 'Q Q3 v jj, M Carolyn Decker, Dan Dig- . ,., -.., -Y - ww- ' M, , . . V, ef- - 1 5 si ' gms, jack Downing. r e -2 t 1 A , . ,l,,, 1 Q, 3 P an Alberta Dunkel, Robert 1 .,-4, 1 be Feller, Sue Fisher, jane 0 wi-,N ' -r' v , I , Fogelson, john Fritz. : if 2 7 ' ' , M, ' rg -,yu 3, I j, h - '- '-- M 'vfwf f- f -Y - ni , 4. CLASS OFFICERS Tom Stonehurner, president: julie Todd, vice-president: Mr. Heade, sponsor: Melody Chrysler, treasurer, Toni Quick, secretary. KENDALLVILLE RADIO - WAWK - Music All Day 48 Class of 1963 Jeanne Gaskill, Edith Gaston, Pat Grady, Barbara Grate, Penny Guthrie. Jim Hawkins, Barbara Hazelton, Glenn Henley, Susan Henney, Ronnie Herendeen. Phyllis Hicks, Toni Hig- genbothani, Patricia How- ard, Duane jackson, -lack jollief. Keith Kline, lluth Krupp. Sue Kurtz, Ronnie Lankforil, Diane Lash. Bill LaVigne, Marlin Law- rence, Sharyn Leitch, Anno Ley, -lil Lindsey. Victoria Lindsey, Patricia Lundy, David Mains, Dave Manuel, Bob Mapes. Charles Martin, Bob Mat- thews, Gloria Maxson, Fred Mc-VVhinney, Susan Myers. Donna Mieliau, Marcella Morrison, Hoy Moulder, Jerry M yers, Barbara Nemes. r 2. ly- afr. I , ' 'ii . A V V A A l is X , G67 6. . . . ff f M A 3 x ' , ,V I 1 Q X... -V S., ' L H- -l W . ff - it -wi 1. 1 -N Q, K M. 1 ,i ,L L LILLL i g , -kg? M L If r I H X s ,Q 5 3 V ft f K 1 T fa 5, A I L . if . j'L,. f fa f ...-Q. 'X . f 'Z gr .Q 1 V. J' ' 1 K . A t A A ,NMA 1 - ' I. 8. - aw at 1 at , r L -2 l- I . 1 ' , N. 22 'Q V 1 gl , Vi ' :' - - 1 pl, Q I ,L rw, U 4 h. 1 Yi iii. ' - 1 ,,, -V M 4' 3 , 'tx W 'G , Y , , J, - 9,1 , it A Y x it HY xv I . ,iv 1 . f-:' fl A 'SNK W R u A : W 1- ' l . ,.' A ' x , X ls -,. ,. YV s if g 1 pf v A v. L .V fb bv- ' 1' . XL? - L fa AE L. 1 y . dig , L v xi. A I , Y- 5 Y! K 1: ,W -ff' , X A 1. ,, Q 4 ii? fllE3u,L ff '-- X .43 Dug - any A I. mi ,A W uw AH: If . 5 . 2. oz, xs -ur qh -, N 1, L H , if L ,,, L a i 'A .NL ff 5 - 5 a i vs ,'f'lxl'Xa , ' F KlRKWOOD'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 49 Eighth Graders Await Their Official Entrance to High School A la 'Q ' t W. .f W 1- 0- .N - -x wg, . 1-. ,Q fx :LY Y by xii Q. f N. - f -H' ' A ' . -al K' Q STL. rg ' ' .TMA 9 . Q - .sig Y- -I .W X, f r M v gl gf, H i Q X 7 . 1 i ,- J y h L V ll . new I L K, Q , 49 ' ' C X . W p in . it . , j , , 411, - .. X ' . ,..-. an 'N' W - :'- - ' H. if E , 4 ' as 'f f A S379 'li ,, V .. , r l x .1 ..:. LM X if Q .. K. J . . kr, ' a,,. t x x 4 I f Ni Z.. . U bv- Vx I -rr 'hifi .5 ,..s? l ,, :x 11, F ..'- gw, I ,qlgy A' . 'A ,Y 1 1 , I 'X , .. A . 1 .. - . '--ww, + V w ' , s i A vi ,qi W 2.5 A ' iv. y.,f+,, 'Q ' 5 ' W' Q 3 Aj.: i- 232 24, i -.. , ,, E . . 1' A 1 Yfbga' fr- 1- ' Q 'L , ax on A 'W wx. 4 1 ' 4 M B 'f i f Q -fp W 4 ' C 'iii ' by ., A 5' f i 1: f ', .3'jj .. N ii, zz. - X 7 ' .- , ,,,,,. A 2 K ' m gmhx. . if 5- 3 rv - -,. 4454 -1 if V A J, 50 KURTZ FLORISTS Lynn Nodine, Larry North- up, Douglas Parker, Lee Park- er, Trena Pontius. Tom Quick, jerry Randol, Cheryl Rice, james Reick, Stanley Riddle. Carolyn Rupert, Judy Schneider, jack Schnctzlcr. Toni Shi-llvnharger, Craig Shanlxland. C Nancy Shultz, Bill Sihi-rt, David Simon, blanc Snvllvn- herger, C. Sahrosliy. lohn Sparrow, Diane Stack- house, Torn Stonchurner, Stc- ven Stout, Craig Strain-h. Nlarilvn Strouse, Sharon Swartz, -Iulic Todd, Jeanne' Trowhridgv, Lynn Vogel, Frank YVagner, Susan NVU- gomon, NVillia1n XValkup, .loycv XVcinu-r, Sonia VVestphal. Brenda XVilondek, Bob VVil- son, Pat Young. Seventh Grade CLASS OFFICERS Hou' I: Mr. Nlorv, Mrs. Eng 'l'homas, sponxors.' Hou' 2: Faulkner, vice-presiclentg Sheets, seeretarv: Steven R1-ith, urerg Larry Au-I, president, Hoy Aeker, Larry An- lonicles, Sue Atl, Larry Axel, Don Bailey. 'li-rry Hasselt, rlililll Beek- er, Sheryl lla-iglits, Rose Bell, Holm Bently. Randy Br-rhalter, Carol Blue, Kathrine Brown, Miki- Brunson, Michael Calkins. Brian Carter, Dee- Ann Carter, jerry Campbell. Cheryl Charles, Chuck Coleman. Re-tha Davis, Susan Davis, Nina Donley, Roger Elliott, -lucly Eineriek. john Faulkner, jaek Fin- ley, Grace Forbes, Becky Caskill, Marie Gibson. le, Mr. fe --at john Chris treas- 1 if W- - 2 -F H if-xl 1 ' ' 'Q ' 4, . V 1 rx N6 KI Q xv 1,I.'1 X' ' 'iz' 351 faqs.. N P. ll 1. e-13 . In 1 f S. .,.. 5 if Q' '- v T - ii.. F 9. P . - Q. . in ' ' I' 'I 1 Wg, A 'wi , -. , . h 7 H 'W' A ff' J - V I . . . X' 5 5 ' 'X ' nm 1 'V ' r , .I N. . FW .. A 1 , v- vu- .. V .vi , ,sl Z' -'ff Kim-sf ii' , , , , -, Q.. 'V .,f'v'X, rj' 1 ,, . . ,, v A, j K i ... l K X 4' f .gg 4- ii , .FS 'V' M .5 , - f' 2 , . L All A I ,ef-Q., Ex . 1 -e ef' -Q Q i v. i c. we L 'f f fig? A ...W F-vw ig QQ- r 1 1 ew in . ae. Q' -if f- S . - . gm-ff 1 Qt: ,Mr .f V L -, ,. 4, ,M b - x ggi- ,. ,, rv., MCCRAY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY, INC. ,nf- A,-mrswi, X 1 8 ' 4 - e H- .,, 1 7 ...Ii Skill, Y- A Q 2,2 Q A B., J, 'wwe - 'ef V. i , 5. . 5' zz 2 - . N T31 'J ei: Q S383 , C ' l az it . Class of 1964 z' . AA Bn, ..,Q.,,?u I ex W, :JL Q .,,...i S ' tl' yy I LE' wx- gc ,Q ' Roy Gibson, jo Ellen Gi- i- 'Q ' -on ii sel, jeff Green, Dave Grubb, gf L ' f i' f Q- . Phvllis Guthrie. .Q -Efxgij u llll ' ' 7, Q 5' 4 5 g 'I J, 'R W L Q 'ii' ' Hope Hanes, Michael ...fl ., . W' iw Haney, Marsha Henney, , L 'V 'M Richard Henr Carol . fi? .. ' ' Rf., , y' 'S' jk, X X W Herendeen. Q.. ,QL S - .35 , sc, ,, ' -H .5 ,W ,QM ' ' it Diana Hill, Gary Hitc, . 1, 'W' H ,,5 'r ' 'H' 'AW ,A iff Chuck Howard, jan jollief, V 1 -- ,,,,, ' ' X - Dianna Keller. iw. 0 ,yo L Q -- . H ., :.. L . - L. 2 - . ,c . .J fi ' ' -Q' Q -'M Q., Larry Kreiger, Larry Kim- , ' -. 5' me-ll, Rita Kimmell, Rick V U-' X' ' -3- V Kirscliner, V elda Landers. 4 . 'Tix' A L '- X.: Iv -A 1 ' ' ' ' X 1 A 1-f'1'-'L'.LiZEE??Eff5R' l Eclwarcl l...llx7lgIlt', Qluclith .S - I , vi 4: b . Larson, Knrcn Leitch, Ray W ' -ill, L' Nlanns, Lrvillllllll Mcliinley. . W A X -- A N L L L r- 'Eiilf lv L' rrwir - ,f2e.HrXNx, . SX. xwiwxa. ' L . liichurcl Nlcadows, Barton il 9-T 1, i ' f 2 H V' x . - ..,: Vi Merriman, lionulcl Mctz, jim - j N X 2, . Montoney, Amber Nlorr. ' Q91 M33 Aww, . L X 'M i n L ,. ,ff 'fl , an YQ -N L Gs! HU' Patricia Mortinlorc, Deb- he 1 V biz' Nlounlz, Leslie Nlunli, I, 'Q T 'V X37 ' M ff. Nluruu Uslmun, Xlitcllcl ' Q' 4 i A, 'LSP Park:-r. ew ' , A U 1 ' ' ' -. 'i: ' ' 'F' . -f Wu V0 ' r L c r . N , ,gi I L. e t A t . 'Y -I ,R Bonnie Pricc, Dave Reich- ,, N 1 , , -1 1 ' art, Karen Reiske. LeRoy L' - - 1 Q 197' I SMALQ3 Rupert, Ste-vcn Rcith. A ' , 1' v L .W + L X , , , -' f fix, gf ' ' 52 MILLER MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE Danny Rodgers, Dick Roush, Elclon Russell, Dan' ny Schlotterback, Lorene Sells. Chris Sheets. LeAnnc Sherck, Susan Showen, Steven Slireve, Dick Sihert. Sandra Smith, Mike Soiee, Cerulrl Stahl, Cary Stephens, Michael Storey. Patty Stmter, Sancly Tem- ple, Davicl Thomas, If-anne Thomas, Marilyn Thomas. F ' M- '- 4' ' W f , N .. ,qv -1 - 1. - . A Q ,Q , R ,v- gy. ,ik or S , , fi .rg N x ,, , 'X 62 .axe r,'5' -' 'ii W- - if 'W is iw' ' 'Q' N' Mk gg V 4 if M 1 X . Amfflv rx 1 'SAV' ' ' ,. . ,J h Q. ' 'Z fK'4. F 1' - V. X 'wi 'X , ,Q V l ' J, A Vi V tr A . Seventh Graders Thrill to the Newness of x. X R I-rf L .5 16 fr Junior High. Q if 1 . A f' ure- ohn Trowhriclve, Hoiuane - 1 95 . v- , -4' -v ,, . 5 - A 5' Q in 1 A Trowbridge, Anita Valenti, ,th T- wr- Q -'Q N-ii I Rose Ann XYnLlu. Virginia l ' ' . 5 Q tw, NValkup. X 9 i, sl 3 L. , A ff.: .QMSA , v V . ,, A :. Phillip XYalte-rs, jenn- , , 0 iii, .. V' A nette Yveiiner, Mike Myst- , 5' 1 ' , N, t 'if f phnl, Ronnie XVhitenuui 1:1 if 'fi stv, ...Z Bohhy NHL-ker. if' V .4 'A , ,I L E- . f- '- vw . fr' ie in Q Q' ing. -- Q Gary hY?'Illt'l', Marty Zi-is, V G-X 1 'Z-in Q J Michael Zeis. ' . 7 L' , -, e ' s in iii 2 - l l ze? 2 25 l THE MODE - Ladies' Ready-to-Wear ACTIVITIES Phil Boleubaugli strums on his guitar while Bill Atz sings to Kent Ihrie. -Q 54 New Groups and Old Provide Activities for Everyone Plas, Mf- N0 31 S 5' f + XY:-lvstcr C. Nluek, -Ir., speaker. jimi Loren E. Meadows, counsellor. Career Day Is a Recent, Wise Plan to Help Students. One afternoon ll year is dedicated to Career Day for the henefit of the juniors and seniors. The goal of Career Day is to give juniors and seniors more inforination ahout the professions that they may wish to enter. Twenty-seven dif- ferent occupational groups, each with a coun- sellor now actiye in the occupation. were offered at the fifth annual Career Day. A kickoff address was given by XVehster C. Muck, Director of Student Personnel at Hunt- ington College. Each student then attended a class in each of two fields in which he was in- terested. These classes were in the form of dis- cussion groups at the school or field trips to the occupational units. .-Xl lingers. counsellor, st-.itt-tl, Daxid Dickey. Ct-orge Coleman, Xvllllillll Cox. Stanley Iluuter, David Auinshaugh. Ct-ne lloleonila. -lim Xlorr, Alaclx Bell. .lohn Parr. 'Du' a K i vu P. we J -V-.-r . - ' 'gi -an-.. Q ..- . .Q ' i..---.M . 7' MORR BROTHERS ALUMINUM FOUNDRY .36 Office Assistants The office assistants, under the direction of Nlrs. Ruderman and Mr. Tritch, are kept very busy. They deliver messages to students for Nlr. Tritch. For Mrs. Ruclerman, they help check rental books in and out. an- swer telephone calls, pick up absence slips, and do those miscellaneous tasks which always need to be done in any office. Hou' I: Myra Smith. Alaequeline Craig, Hou' 2: janet Hahn. I Iovee Coney. Row 3: Linda Streb, Peg Haney. Rau' 4: Dave Kropp, Ted' YVallace. A V LJ Students Aid the Librarian and the Office Secretary. Library Assistants Girls interested in hooks and librarianship are a big help to Bliss Gilliland, the school librarian. In addition to doing the routine library duties, the library assistants carries out special projects originating during their noon- time club meetings. Three girls were enrolled in the I.U. Library Workshop last summer and five girls at- tended the state conference of Hoosier Student Li- brarians at Ball State. .Indy Lee Shultz, Xaney Klullon. Xllss fvllll land, janet XVolheter. Bonnie Lee Price. Co J nie Coney, Theresa Hoppe llutly Seeaur. lit htreieli, Rita Lung. J. O. MORY STORES, INC., SOUTH MILFORD V S l X Xlrs. Xlallon. Donna Crayes, Sandy Hoop, -Indy Bohde. Alana- Schweitzer, Alcan Drerup, Scarlet Solmsky. Student Nurses, Patrol Boys Guard Our Health and Safety. Student Nurses The students that are interested in nursing may work with Nlrs. Nlallon. school nurse. As they help with the duties of the health room, doing such jolis as patching up a scratch or giving medical aid, they are learning much about the profession of nursing. They help Nlrs. Xlallon with her annual cheek of each students weight. height, seeing. and hearing. They also aid her in the diphtheria and sinallpox immunization program. Patrol Boys i'Through rain, snow, sleet, or hail . . . these words apply not only to the mailman, hut to the p.1trol hoys, for they are on duty in all kinds of weather. They act as ujunior policemen at all of the crosswalks around the school. Protecting the children in the lower grades as they cross the streets and teaching them the rules of safety are the patrol lioys' main duties. Their directions, however. are not limited only to those students of the lower grades. hut apply also to high school students. n.1s -1nl v.nnur1. A Hou' I: lohn Baker. Daye Gunter, john Young. Toni Cruhh. Hou' 2: Nick Carlin- ehia. John Hedges, lanies Sobieski, Lar- ry Bailey, Mr. Heade. Norma lhiclcrinan, 1958 xalctlictoriung Siu- Diclwv. suliitatoriaiii. A'l l'l2NDANCE: Hou' I: Connic Briunlmiigli, Diuicl Diclxcv, XlAlI'llVl1 Hlll'X't'X'. Hou' 2: Soc Diclicv, Sainclrar Long. -lohn Blccli, Nancy Longycair. Hou' 3: -loicc X1-nil, Clmrlcs NYyincr, Kcn Soicc. Ron' 4: Nancy Nluinsi Cari 9 :T Sutton. Hou' 5: Bill NYhitcon1h, Kaircn Cvrlvcr, Czlrx Swairtl. Hou' fi: Sharon Haskins, Xlzlryjo Kimmvll. Kirlx NYihlc. Rlllll T: Lairrv Nlcflgilicn, llitn Lung, Etl Wt-lv.-r. Xl2lill'lll1t' llicliaircls. 'Harvcy Custin. Hou' Tom King. A K A Inch' Diuis. qlanct Sxohotlii, Bm 1,4-onl1iu'ilf. Honor Day Awards Go to Deserving Students Each Year. Tlu- last clay of school is tlctliczltcnl to thc wcll us thi- x'ulcclictoi'ian ancl thi- SilllllLltUl'lLlll. All nwarcling of rihlvons uncl nicclnls to thc vin'ious stuclcnts who lmvc had pcrfe-ct uttcnclzincc for onc stoclcnts deserving thcin. A lmluc rilnlmon is oi' inorc conscciitivc yt-zirs also rcccivc rihlmons. uwarclccl to those stuclcnts who lmvc Il1LlllllillllL'll Tlu- Anicrican Lcgion Post S6 grunts ll gootl citizcn two scincstcrs of work in ai given cle-pin-tim-nt aiwurtl to thc cighth graclc girl uml hot' who luwc wlmilc Q1 rccl rilwhon inclicatcs onc scmcstcr of ti.- X lmccn clioscn hy tlicir claissmutcs and lacultv for work. Also honorvtl arc thc two stutlcnts with this honor. I thc highcst scholastic 2lYl'l'tlgt'X in cinch class :is HOOD Cl'l'lZENS: Dain' llmlci'- SffllUl.AltSlllll: Hou' I: Bllllllll' Bt'L'l'xl'l', Annu' l'l4itm-11 Nanci Long- lllllll. Xlr. :Xrtlnir Russ:-ll, liiilnctti- f't'2ll'. Colvttz- fflnuuloiiu. llosa-ni:ii'i Str-vlxlci, X4ll'I!lll llllllt'l'llI.llI. Hou 2: 'lohn llcl'ciitlcc1i, Soicv. Cicorgc SlQ'l'lxlf'X. lliu' llll4lk'I'IlI.lIl. Q A Xa.: gl . L' xx. ' .A I4 x W. A r-'wi ll F ,fill , -vin .QL mm .. --s.-,..,., ,,.. .. HA-, .. This years staff sponsors are Xlr. Xietz, aulvisorg Nliss Cilli- jean Drerup and Gerry Anulies check inclivicl- luncl, eopyg and Nlr. Nluncly, circulation. Kay Aitch Ess Staff XVhnt happened to the Pep Club picture? Does she have her class lists clone? . . . The 1959 KAY AITCH ESS stuff is at work! Identifying pictures. securing uclvertisements, writing copy, and taking subscriptions are only il few jobs 'that stuff members worked on throughout the year. The editor and the sponsors have the most work ual class lists to see if all students are counted. Members Try to Bring You in seeing that these tasks are carried to comple- tion by the deadline time. This year the staff has tried to present 11 yearbook with up-to-date news on activities in Kendallville High School and, in expressing their views, a clearer picture of our present school life. mqg THE NEWNAM FCUNDRY COMPANY, INC. 60 XVhen Mr. Broom, who is tht- engraver of our ye-airlmuok, coincs to the staff room, things ht-gin to happen. Here students work with Mr. Metz and Mr. Bromn identifying pictures so they um he sent to he erigrave-cl. Around the table are Klr. Klutz, Shirle-V Blt-eh, Susie Churlc-s, ,Ie-nh Drernp, Margo Scarlett, Alntly Coleman, Xlr. Brown, :incl Di- ana Nloreluntl. the News and Views of the Present School Year Hun' 1: Bunniv IJL-Yun-, llulm I in nu 11 in I In Colette Cliancluin, .Iuycu Cum-y lx t t mn :mi in Si N Charles, Shirley Blet-h, Nancy lxrotfu lllll l ir 1 ina x uni X rn I A NOBLE COUNTY LOAN AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Row 1: Miss Stephens, Indy Cole- man, Duane Howe, Edith Ortstadt. Row 2: john Russell, Sandra Vogel, Sara Crowell. Row 3: Sue XVhite, Joyce Neal, Carol Lower. Row -1: Barbara jack, Sharon Haskins, Nancy Krotzer. Row 5: Bill NVhitcomb, Larry Poppy, Theresa Bopp. The Future Teachers of America Club, The john Hoxverton Future Teachers Club was started just three years ago. However, its members and especially its sponsor have made it a very rewarding activity. Some projects per- formed by the members are introducing new students to their teachers and classmates. par- ticipating in a student teaching program, keep- Edith Ortstadt and 'Indy Coleman talk to loyce Neal in the hall. lovce is holding the N59 FTA Manual, ing a scrapbook up-to-date on the history of the club, entertaining and helping the teachers. and increasing the clubs treasury through popcorn sales. In addition to having a full schedule, FTA participates in many conferences. So far this year, members have attended a fall state con- ference and an area conference. Carol Lower and Sharon Haskins are concentrating on an FTA scrapbook. 1.11 .l szanumvw ... muzz1:azsmm::fr: W-fs m , - . . 1 rem V OFFICERS -loyce Neal, president: Sara Cro- well, historian: Nancy Krotzer, sec- retary: -ludy Coleman: vice-president: Nancy Stienharger, treasurer: Xliss Stephens, sponsor. Q ll':1'I'T 'l 'Qi Although Only Three Years Old, ls Doing a Big Job Sept. 17 Oct. 1 Oct. 15 Nov. 5 Dec. 10 Ian. 14 lan. 28 Feb. 11 Nlar. 11 Mar. 25 Apr. S Apr. 22 May 13 FTA PROGRAM School Discipline Elementary Teaching Experiences Conference Reports, Initiation Social for Teachers Elisabeth Lebhardt: Schools in C Suggestions for Future Teachers How to Read a College Catalogue Exploratory Teaching Experiences Visit to South Side School Experiences of a Beginning Teacher joint Xleeting with Area Cluhs Film Picnic t'I'IHllllV One duty assumed hy meinhers of the FTA is in- troducing new students. Mr. Reynolds, a new teacher, listens as Barbara ,lack introduces Sandra Vogel, an new Nancy Krotzer. Sharon Haskins, and B111 Hlnttonih student, to him. are working steadily on exploratory teatlun The Spotlight, Our School Newspaper, UFFICILHS: Pat Nluhn, art editor, -lim Xlorr, editor, jaequeline Craig, produetion manager: Diana Moreland, husiness manager. Q Through the Spotlight, news and entertaining features are shared by all students and teachers. The Spot- light is published hy the journalism class, with a new class coming in every semester to learn the trade. In addition to the regular outputs, several extra editions are sold in the halls. The Tourney Times, which comes out during the tourney, gives special information concerning par- ticipating teams in the Kendallville Sectional. Special holiday issues are the Halloween issue, containing many ghost and gohlin stories, and the April Fool issue, a fun-for-all edition which proves to he one of the most enjoyable editions each year. FIRST SENIESTER STAFF: Rout l: janet XVolheter, Pat Muhn, Lenore NVestphal, Miss Simmons, Peg Haney, Linda Strelm, Susie Charles. Hun' 2: ,Indy Seeaur. Mary Fordeck, Sonya Donley, Lois Ann Young, Donna Graves, lacqueline Craig, Sharon Reade, -Ianet Svoliocla, Diana Nloreland, Run' 3: Cale Thompson, Dave Kropp, Tom Scott, jim Klorr, Boh llaney. 64 PALACE OF SWEETS Keeps Us Informed OFFICERS: Daivid Miiii-r, editor: Pat Strcich, nrt editurg Miss Simmfms, Sponsor: Dave Pfeiffer, pmduction man auger: Barbara Bailey, business l111lIl2lgl'l'. A 1'-x L i I I ' -14 5. Y SECOND SEMESTER STAFF: Run' 1: Lois Freud, Sandra: Brady, 'Innct Hoslvr, Miss Simmons, Imu Conn Karen Mvers, Pg-Q Cvisc-r, In-am Drm-mp, Him' 2: David Giiskill, Put Stn-in-ii, David Bzdwin. Aludv Brundclwerrx Dlxlc Miller. Sliiirlcy Biecli, Ken Crowder, Gs-rrv Anulics, Dave Pfciffi-r. 0, J. C. PENNEY COMPANY SEPTEMBER First day of school Opening of football season ocroaen Freshman-Parent Night Y-Teen recognition NOVEMBER American Education Week First basketball game DECEMBER Y-Teen chiIdren's party Wig 8. Paint public performance JANUARY Semester exams District band and chorus contests FEBRUARY Measuring for caps and gowns Basketball Sectional MARCH Immunization Program Underclass parties APRIL Three-act play Conference track meet MAY J unior-Senior Banquet Commencement Y o In R F , I 'rw w-.1 '- 5 'fs if I-'gwbg i:i?l',fz4L-.Ke pix 699 , ' L ,GDRLS 2 ATE k-,. L f I -, 33.1 4, i .. F 2. .fPl+'i 1f2Qi 5 2,2 'if' 1 Z E3 1 T Tl'-,jlcfxitxnvlxgr 2' ..,, - ' 1 t f E .ig .....r F ' ..,,, , , HOOSWNQE 13, Q f fiii- i.'.ol:'.:-5 5 all Bois' 5 SIATE, - Ik tt y--. J Row 1: Phil Bolenbaugh, Bill Atz, Bill Whit comb, Ronnie DeVoe. Row 2: Mearl Hawkins, john Shank, Bob Hedges, Dave Kropp. Boys' and Girls' State Strengthen Our Future Government Selected boys and girls from all over the state meet on the IU. campus each sum- mer for a week of fun and learning about the democratic principles of our country. They study the fundamentals of good gov- ernment and learn to apply them in a practical state government situation. Each boy or girl is assigned to either the Fed- eralist or the Nationalist party. In these parties, they compete against each other for party positiong then they combine their efforts for party unity. All these ac- tivities make well-rounded citizens for tomorrow. Peg Geiser, Rita Lung, Jacqueline Craig, -Indy Coleman. PURITAN ICE CREAM CO. 66 Ron' 1: 'lan Rensberger, Roger Hursey. Connie Coney, Indy Dayis. Daryl Thompson. -lim Ric-hin, Naney Newnain, Hal Hanes, vlulianna Nliller, Lorna Bower, Carol XYinebrenner. ludith Hauh. Luanne Herendeen. Hou' 2: Nlarty Cunsanllus. Rhonda Rodgers, Xlike NIeKibbin. john Soiee. lean Fisher. Nancy Nlains. Carol Lower. Nlaryjo Kimmell, Nancy Nlontoney, Sm-llen Zollinan, Karen Feller, Ann Bolenbaugh. Hou' 3: Wolfgang Ahl, Myron Xliller, Roger Houtsong, Pain lleiehart. Kirlc YYible, lane Hynearson. Brenda Hursey. Bill Diggins. Dennis Doughinan, Clenda Nlusselnian. Brenda Nloreland. Pain XYeinf1art, lack XVillson. Row 4: XYilliani Matthews, George Steeliley. Bill Grant. Dick Nartlcer. Nlilo NYeingart. David Caslxill. -Iaines Swartz, Robert Temple, Larry Bleeli, Dennis Karst, Dave Gunter. llohn Hedges, Nliss Eininger. Junior Classical League Creates Interest in Fine Arts. .l.C.L.. under the supervision of Nliss Eminger, attempts to bring a clearer picture of early Roman traditions to its members. Though only two years old, it has fast become an increasingly popular club. Ron' I: Linda Hiines, Connie Krotzer. Xlilie Kane. Bob Hiehin. Pat Taslier. Lana Smith. Diana Holden. Alaerlueline Craig, Steve Lilies, Terry Shippy. Alanet Anulies. lrintraud Alil. Babette Herendeen. Naney Longyear. Hou' 2: Bonnie Lee Priee, -lolin Nlapes. Connie Schneider. Nlilce Coffey. Stanley Charles. Bey Bailey. Ursula llauenstein. Bonnie Beelxer. Drenda Cox, Linda Donley. Susie Quick. -loyee Neal. Ron' 3: -loy Spirit-I. Kent Kraner. Paul Strater, john XXX-linieyer. Dave Rout' song, Sharon Haskins. Gerry Anulies. Sharon Franklin. Sandra Vogel. Ethylene Close. Nlary Owens. Barbara Owens, Rau' -1: Bob Miller. Ralph Holler. Paul Shankland. Bill Nartker, john Stoeeliley. XVard linpel. planet Beeker. Kathy NIL-Elroy. jill lollief, Barbara jaek, loan Gardner, Sarah Cosnell. xm -4-L.,' I 1 ir: Q- i l ,7' - f- - ' 1 'K ' 'f:. .11 'K' Huw I: BLll'l3ill'2l Bailey. Sue Chiclrlister, llucly Blake, -lzieqneline Craig, Colette Cllllllilflill, -Inyee Coney, -lncly Davis, Linda Beeker, Nziney Cnsselnmn, Inrly Bohcle, Cathy Ellsworth, Connie Brninhangli, Beverly Beekwith. Rauf 2: Incly Coleman, Slinrun Eshehnain, jenn Drernp, Sunclru Brucly, Linda Aeker, Sonya Donley, Bev Bailey, Linclu Blake, -Indy Hopp, Connie Coney, Anne EIIQCIIIHII. Run' 3: Miss Eniinger, Susie Clmrles, Shirley Bleeh, Ruth Diekerson, Gerry Annlies, Szincly Eclcly, Sriram Crowell, Klurthan Baker, Theresai Bnpp, Blainet Becker, Hrs. Blneli. Hou' I: Lincln llerencleen, Phyl Kanninerer, lainet Hahn, Linclu Hurley, Marie Kenl. Linchz Fritz. Alncly Fritz, Carol Crate, Luanne Herencleen, Peg Haney, Shelhy Holler, Mary Furcleek, Linclu Ilinies, Cunnie Krntzer. RHIL' 2: Karen Cerher, Sandy Hoop, Carolyn Fiseher, Kuren Kramer, Marty Cnnsruillns, Slmrnn Haskins, Sne Hurt- nlzin, Sandy Crncly, Slurrnn Franklin, Peg Ceiser, Donna Graves. Huw 3: Mrs. Kiln- inell, Nuney Krotzer, Slnirnn Kline, Brenda Hnrsey, -Ieri Foster, jenn Fisher, Surah Cusnell, .Illini Cawmlner. B1lI'l1lll'Ll Jack, Ilill klnllief, Miss Xvil1'Qltllll1lll. STI HUIL' l: Bilfllklfll OXX'klllS, lxilt I'11tt1-1's1111, Nl111'y Ow1111w. C111'11ly11 Xllllillll, B1-1-lg' Xlurr, K11r1'11 X111-1's, S1111 Jxllll Xlilwl11t1-111-1' Nl111'g11r1-t xllllllllllilllll. N11111-y Nl1111t11111-y, l'f1litl1O11lst111lt. Sl1111'1111 011111. Sully lIilllllPI'. H1111 2: -lllllt' l'1-1'ki11x, ll1t.1 Lung loycc N1-111, Nancy L1111gyv11r, -l11y1'1- Nlills, ljlllllil Xl111'1-l.1111l, N111113' NUV1111111. S11111l1'11 l,1111g, Susiv Q11111k, lgllllllll' L111 Pri R1 Xlrs PML PMN 'Y1ut1111 Nlll 1 Xlllltlll Yr Xl1111w. B11l1111 XI1 Ill cv. IlL'1JJ . 1 ' 1 ' ' , 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 .IlL'Y , 1' 1'1 1 11111'x, l'liis.1l11'!l1 l.1-l1l1.11'1lt l'.1t xlllllll C11r11l Lmu-r. Kililly' xlL'Ellillf',,AIlll4' lIl1lllll'l', X'l111'il111 xlillltx. 'Xiu xlllllllll. I Q The Y-Teens Organization Builds Better American Girls. Hou' 1: Beth XY11g111'1', Xl111'g11 SL'i1I'lL'll. 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X ,,.-V, ,. ,?..--. ---1-1-an V A , Q as Q Y-TEENS Discover XYith Others-join Y-Teens is a most appropriate theme for the Y-Teen organization. for when a girl joins Y-Teens, she learns to live with and love her fellowmang she grows in the knowledge and love of Codg she learns to face life squarely and to find and give the hest of her- self to everything in which she takes part. There are many projects in which the Y-Teens learn to do for othersg for example, the Childrens Christmas Party, the Thanksgiving haskets, and the XYorld Clothing Drive. For the Thanksgiving haskets each memher hrings a donation of food so a few needy families might have a happy Thanks- giving. For the XYorld Clothing Drive each mem- ber hrings clothing to give to this very worth- while function. The meetings every other Tuesday evening are often presented hy a spiritual or educational speak- er. Every year the Y-Teens have two special meet- ings, the purpose of which is to honor their fathers through a Father-Daughter Dessert, and to honor their mothers with the fXIother-Daughter Tea. Une of the highlights of their activities is the animal spring Y-Teen formal dance. CABINET: Hou' I: Nlrs. Kinnnell. Mrs. Black, Nliss Yardaxnan, Nliss Eniinger, Nlrs. Peek. Bliss Stephens. Row 2: Hoseinary Steekley, Peg Ceiser, janet XVolheter, Donna Graves, Nancy Longyear, Pat Nluhn. Nancy Krotzer, joy Spidel, Vloyee Coney, vlaequeline Craig. Below is a group of mothers seated at the Mother- Daughter Tea. .-l-1sh'.'-A 'A-tu ,Jw A, 'S QUICK PROCESSING CORPORATION 70 Right: Having fun at their first Y-Teen chance are joan Strater, Nancy Cussclmun, Dave Buckncr, and Lee Stn-ich. Belong: Gregg Heiclenhach, Susie Charles, Gerry Annlies, and john Evers are cnjoying n dance ut thi- Y-Teen spring formal. Below, right: NVith tirecl feet, Sharon Omo, Phil Bolcn- haugh, Lois Schuman, Tom Hoffelder, john Shank, and Peg Ceiser watch the others dance. W Y-Teen Prog ram Sept.16 .. , , , Picnic Sept. 30 - . D D tt.,.ttt . D. M.. Skit Night Oct. 1-1 . tt..,t Recognition of New Members Oct. 28 .. A XVorkc-aunp in Greece Nov. 11 , ......... . NYorld Fellowship Nov. 23 .. Mother-Daughter Tea Dec. 9 .. .... Mrs. Frances Fisher DGC. 17 .. ....,......,...... .. Childrens Party jan. 6 .. .. Ethics for Teen-Age Girls Jan. 20 ' ' .. ................ ........., X Ilnlatures Feb Feh Xlzu' Xlar Xlnr. Apr. Apr. Slay Hay REDWOOD DRIVE- -w -J 17 53 17 31 14 28 12 15 IN Father- .. Boy-Girl Night Daughter Dessert Buzz Session . One Coil Xliss Power .. . ,,.... Film My jewish Faith Senior Fzwewell .....,.... Dance 71 The Thespians Are Heeding Their Motto: Act Well Thespian Troupe 1106 helps to promote the fine art of dramatics in K.H.S. The students continually strive for a cultural knowledge by their participation in acting, backstage work, and public performances. The Thespians sponsored two public per- formances with the aid of XVig 81 Paint: one consisting of two one-act plays and the second a three-act play. A mid-year initiation of nine new members increased the Thespian enroll- ment to 21. Six members attended the summer National Dramatic Arts Convention, which is held biennially at Indiana University. Miss Eminger, the official director of Thes- pians, is aided by the sponsors Mrs. Buckner, Mr. Reynolds, and Miss Steckley, the last two being new to our faculty this year. Allow, right: RUIL' 1: Colette Cliaudoin, jaeclueline Craig, Miss Eniinger. Row 2: Rosemary Steekley, Edith Ortstadt. Row 3: joyee Neal. Rick Krall. Row -I: Nancy Klallon, Tom Lindsey. How 5: Dave Buckner, Ken Crowder. Row 6: Trent Patterson, Bob NVeingart. Right: Shelby Holler in Make Room for Rodney wins her fiance by fainting, and Bob NVeingart, the fiamce, industriously tries to waken her. RELIABLE TOOL AND MACHINE CO., INC. 72 L it Your Partg There All the Honor Lies. W-w Y v TA Rau' I: Miss EIlliIlQL'l', spulmvlt Xlrn. BllL'ixIll'I', SINIIISUTQ Civic-tfv Clmlicioiil, fl't'Al5lll'L'l'1 Xliss Sil'L'i'xil'Y. mpuimui limi' L. Nzlnm' xlkliiilll, sc-c1'vt:1rY: mu- Xl-gil, cl:-rixg zu-1 lll'iilll' Cruiv, Yicv- 511-sich-lit: uvuv Coin-V, XYi1f N l'.iini 11-ul'i-sviitaztiu' . , . . . l 5 1 , . . .H I Roseinary Stu-kli-y, pn-siilmit. Run' 53: Nlr. livynolcls. mponsnrg Tom Limlsuy, pmilm-tion iunaiiuigvix Holi NV:-ingnrt, as sistzmt production lll1lI'lllQt'I'Q Cvorgi- Stn-ckli-y, NVig N Paint I't'PIAt'SClliiltiX't'. Bob xVt'iIlgllI't tn-lls tlu- lmppy m-ws to liis finilwi N Edith Ortstiuit po1'tr41ys Pivrrot in tin- tl'llgi4L'4l1lll'li5 mother, Gerry Anulivs, in 'Klukc Ronin for Hmim-5'.' Arial Du Capo. 1' 1 'H' ,,oi g -Q , 'Q Gift Shop 81 Home Equipment - SEAGLY BROS. - Philgos Soles 81 Service 7 Wig 81 Paint Members Are Working for Thespian Points. T NVig 61 Paint was organized to train students interested in dramatics. To enter, one must successfully pass a tryout before being accepted as an apprentice. His apprenticeship lasts for one semester before he may become a full member. Thespians hold all offices, but two representatives of NVig 61 Paint, a boy and a girl, may attend Thespian executive board meetings to represent Wig 61 Paint. Their programs have included a discussion of stage lighting, a study of contemporary plays and a study of Shakespeare including a cut from i'The Taming of the Shrew. They have presented three one-act plays: Make Room for Rodney, Aria da Capo, and A Minuetf' Two tryouts for new members and a Christmas party were also held. Wig 61 Paint members can earn Thespian points by taking part in these programs and by helping with the plays by working backstage, making costumes, building sets, and selling tickets. Because of the cooperation of many, this club has been able to carry out the aims of Thespians. Above, left: Young Elaine, Rosemary Steckley, and her brother, Sir Torre, Ed Kenestrick, frolic in their first scene of Launcelot and Elaine. Left: Marlene Dawson, Louise Fisher, and Linda Bostwick portray Ladies of the Court. Below: Launcelot, Tom King, reads the UlDiSSiVCSn as the pcoplc of the court gaze at the still figure of Elaine. SEAMAID MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. '74 Hou' 1: C4-orgv StL'L'lilvv, Llllllllll' l ll'I'A'INlL'L'Il. 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NLlllL'X'- Xlxlllon, llulx' Lvl- Slllllll, l'.1t slI't'lL'll, Sg11'.1l1 Cox - , 1 -4 ' 1 ll l'l1t1111 D 511 1 U I Il flllllX ll4 lli11x. A1 11' . 1111- l L'lxIll'l', KAITVII l,ilSll. K:-11 Crowclvr ll1il Holm-11l11111gl1. Hou' -1: S11rg1ffrmx'v. 1' ,V lllllll Li11nlsvy'. H11-lx Krall. ,lov Potts. lJv.111 Zoll111.111. Bob Kli11lw11lwrLf. rllfvlll I':1ttm-1'w11. They Help with Major Productions. Louise Fisllcr, an XvlYlt'11, all-fir-5 ilu- pure lxuiglnt, l..LlllIlL't'llDf plc-nlgcs l1is luxe' to lJllt't'll fllllIlt'X'l'l't'. L1lIII1L'0l0l, portraiyvcl by T41111 King. Num-1 Cuxivr. KENDALLVILLE FOUNDRY - Div. Flint and Walling Mcmufcacfuring Co., Inc. VF' ki ls. T5 - .Q- Q r!1'fx , f'y-- - Q . .-AN' ,. ,,, bi .Jw K 2. -un., ..-,-, 'M-if-mg ,N W. 'wend- 4 iqegflfivwraq.. ,,:,,g., -9 5- 'A-1 X Q9 Q' N if K u My 15 k s fl 49 Auditorium An essential part of the high school's educational program is the weekly auditorium program which is under the direc- tion of Mr. Reynolds. Students learn by their participation in these programs which consist of dramatic, musical, and variety presentations. The Halloween Masquerade Party and a Christmas pro- gram were given by the combined vocal and instrumental de- partments, which colorfully showed variations in selections and presentation. English V and speech classes entertained with pantomimes, speeches, and interpretive readings. Paid performances add to the excellence of this program. Litia Namoura captivated the audience with Far-Eastern and Spanish dances. Especially well-liked was jose Silva, Mr. Ban- jo, whose bright eye and nimble Hnger provided interesting musical entertainment. john Scanlan raised the appreciation of Shakespeare by his impersonations of fine actors and char- acters of Shakespearean plays. A demonstration of antique fire arms and their improvements was given by Ray Sullivan, an expert marksman. SELLlCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE I i 1 :gf v-1 .sg Right: Ginny Rollins gives advice to young lou-rs in a monolog, presented in auditorium. OPPOSITE PACE Top: The Senior Scxtet, Rosemary Steckley, Shelhy Holler, Joyce ll Coney, Nai1cyl.ongyear, Sue NVhite, and Gerry Anulies, sing nursery Eguvihwniit rhymes in the Halloween Nlasrluerade Party. Lower left: Aloy Spidel and Luanne Herendeen pantomime How . W f to Fix Your Hair. if In Auditorium Each Program ls New and Different. The I Speak for Democracyi' contest is open each year to high school students. Last year tht following students competed: Norma Pmderman. Nancy Cazier. Karen Strayer. Cinny Rollins Elaine Barnett, Tom King. Hallis Friend. Joyce Neal. Donald Friskney. Richard Finley. Sandy Eddy. and Anne Livengood. STATE FARM INSURANCE-THURLOW E. AXEL-Auto - Life - Fire X fl .:,1 STECKLEY'S M ILL AND HATCHERY Bw F.. F , af 1 K , 'n fix K 'N nv Professionals and Students Present Auditorium. :xl2Ul'4'S The mixc-cl chorus sings tho 'iXYooclt-lnxclx l'pp1'r right: Litiai Xilllllllllll tl.mt-.-N to ll SPillllSll Song for their part in tht- H.1llowcn-n Xlaxsqm-ruclu tlu-muy. Party. Bclmr. lvft: Cuthx' Ellsworth lllflL'l'ilI1QlY stuffs unml C ml BVVINF' Wi'lff'f lmlks ll milf' lllubflrt Fordwk lmkcs A fi5lL ' ' aural bllohl I-llmlgcs lc.u'n lnclo pint-tru-s from il ,mln export. lrx Chu-l Nlorgan, BCIUUJ. right: Bob NVQ-ingart and ROSt'lll2iI'y Str-L-klt-y IGPIPSPIH flli' Pfiill' of fllt' ilfiSf0LTkiL'f' ill MA Kllllllffrn Lmrvr Iuft: lohn St-aulaui portruxs thc- sl'lr1liCSIJL'.ll't'Alll , 1 -t r, Hi -harcl Bla rqfi -lcl. l oPPos11'E PAGE 'L k ' ui 1 Upper Ivftr Ray Sullivan llt'IllUIlSl1'kllt'S tht- use of firm- I,m1'w' right: ,lossy Silxn. Xlr. Bunjo, plays popular arms. lmnjo st-lm-tiom. iv X. . b tai, l , sf , 1 I I 5 it .. 4 J. R. STONEBRAKER CO. Ig . T9 A New Director Is in Charge of Our Vocal Girls' Chorus The girls' chorus groups were directed this year by Miss Cynthia Findley, who, as a new director, brought many novel and interesting ideas to the chorus classes. One of these was the an Halloween Masquerade Party in auditorium. Others included 4 ? the Christmas program and the annual May Festival. In addition to these group activities, many of the chorus members practiced many hours for contests. Seven of the twelve groups who entered the District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Ft. XVayne were given a first rating and the others received a second. Six of these groups were eligible for the state contest at Indianapolis, where the junior Sextet placed first. The Concert Club entered the NISBOVA Contest held at Angola. Miss CYNTHIA FINDLEY director Hou' I: Peg Haney, Sandy Hoop, Karen Cerber, Nancy Casselman, Connie Coney, 'lane Perkins, Brenda Sutton, Bar- bara Zeis, Carolyn Swander, Margo Scarlett, Jacqueline Craig, janet Hahn, Carol XVinebrenner, Nancy Montoney, Reba Osborne, Pat McNeal, -Ian Rensberger, Mary Fordeek. Row 2: Sharon Oino, Becky Morr, Nancy Young, judy Bohde, Mary Owens, Patty Newton, Linda Harley, Darlene Morr, Sandra Long, Linda Blake, Shelby Holler, Sonya Donley, Linda Acker, Babette Herendeen, Brenda Moreland. Rou' 3: 'loan Gienger, Ioyce Young, Nancy Longyear, Jeri Foster, Barbara Bailey, Sue Chiddister, Rita Lung, Sue XVhite, joan Strater, Ruth Ann Roberts, Lois Freed, janet Svoboda, Linda Becker, Ethylene Cose, Zaundra Jarrett. Row 4: Pat Mnhn, joy Spidel, Martha Baker, Gerry Anulics, Sharon Haskins, Caryl Schwarz, loan Gardner, Nancy Krotzer, lanct Becker, Marilyn Mapes, Sarah Cosnell, Barbara Owens. STROMAN ELECTRONICS - 109 S. Main ST. 80 Music Department. GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS Row 1: -Ioyee Coney, janet NVolheter, 'Indy Fritz, Cinny Rollins. Row 2: Marv Owens, Nancy Longyvar, Pe-Q Haney. joy Spiciel. Nlissf Finciley. I in U 1 Hou' 1: Linda Kurtz, Sue Brady, Sue Chichiister, Darlene Xlorr. Margaret High. Sanmlra Le-onharcit, Xlary Ellen Howe, 'Ioyee Coney, jan Renkenherger, Cecilia Seott, Margaret Xlulhollanci, Linda Hinws. Hou' 2: Ursula Haut-nstvin, Phyl Kannnerer, .Ioan Strater, joan Bender, Susan Smith, Pat Donley, Kathy Iiuher, Martha NYert, Karen Hitt-, Drencia Cox, Linda Donley, Linda Fritz, Hou' 3: Connie Davis, Kathryn Buekland. Bn-mia Hursey, Sanclra Vogel, Pat Xliller, Pa- tricia Coeharnl, Carol Sweet, .Iuciy Koa-her, Sandra Adams, juciy Guthrie. Hou' 4: Pain Rein-hart, Ginny Rollins, .luily Fritz, Barbara Toilrl, Janet XVolht-ter, Donna Slonc, .lane Rynt-arson. SWARTZLANDER - Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 81 Mixed Chorus Because boys also like to sing but are not en- rolled in chorus, a class open to both boys and girls meets two days a week. Mixed Chorus is composed of twenty-three stu- dents: six sopranos, six altos, five tenors, and six basses. Sight reading is one of the major activities of the group in practice. They have also used the re- corder to tape their voices, thus giving themselves a chance to criticize their singing and improve their technique. Popular songs and barbershop harmony are the fields in which they have the most interest. Their interpretation of The Halls of Ivy has become a favorite of the student body since the group pre- sented it in one of the music programs in auditorium. OFFICERS: David Caskill, Marvin Hart, Rosemary Stccklcy. john Parr. Under Careful Guidance, Groups Won Many Honors. Row 1: Pam Reichart, lane llynearson, Darlene Morr, lloscxnary Steckley, Maryjo Kimmell, Linda Fritz, Nancy Mapes, Steve Likes. Hou' 2: Elisabeth Lchhardt, Carolynne Henley, Rita Lung, Sandra Long, Dave Tritch, George Steckley, Bonnie Becker, Harry Bowers. Row 3: Kent Kraner, Dave Routsong, Trent Patterson, David Caskill. Row 4: Dave Buckner, Marvin Hart, NVilliam Cox, Dave Pfeiffer, john Parr, Miss Findley. f A .4 4- Arrow Shirts - THE TOGGERY SHOP - Curlee Clothes 82 Sextets SENIOR SEXTET The Senior Sextet. consisting of Rosemary Steck- ley, Joyce Coney, Shelby Holler, Sue XVhite, Nancy Longyear, and Gerry Anulies, have enjoyed singing for many civic and school programs. They received ti first rating at the District Solo and Ensemble Con- test but were unable to attend the state contest. JUNIOR SEXTET Also singing for different groups during the year was the jnnior Sextet. They received ai first rating at both the district and the state contests. The mem- bers are Caryl Schwarz. Nedru Smith, Ginny Hollins, Barbziru Todd, joan Strater, and Sue Chiddister. sa.r'n ' sau.:-535' ' FRESHNIAN SEXTET BMW ' up ! Brenda Moreland. Babette um Herendeen, Blaryjo Kimmell, Pam XVeingart, Pam Reichurt. and jane Ryneurson are just be- ginning to sing together ns the Freshman Sextet. They also re- ceived a first rating at the dis- trict contestg however, fresh- men are ineligible to compete in the state contest. WAGNER'S INSURANCE AGENCY K. H. S. Band The Kendallville High School band, under the direction of Clyde B. Copeland, has participated in a Very active schedule this year. The first concert given for the public was on February 1 and was followed by a second one in the spring. The animal Band Carnival was held on Febru- ary 16 with the proceeds going to the band for uniforms and sponsored trips. The Fun House and Record Hop were conducted by the band members. ,mea A number of band members entered the District Solo sg. and Ensemble Contest. Those receiving superior ratings -P521 were Charles Courtney, trombone solog Eugene Herendeen, baritone solo: and C. Sabrosky, cornet solo. These three W boys could not take part in the state contest because they 5. were entered in group IV. Only groups 1, II, and III are t - . , , , ' , ,gqjl -1-.igsiiiihgz ' eligible for state Pill't1ClPilt10l1. The band also competed in ' f , ,G ,Y .iff-ef, ft ' . Qgzggw fr. the NISBOVA contest for bands and rounded out the 1:55552 year by playing for Commencement. CLYDE R. COPELAND 11 irecfor CONCERT BAND: Rau' 1: Xlaryjo Kimmell, Mike Coffey, Ann Bolenbaugh, judy Blake, Beth NVagner, Carolynne Henley, Susan Myers, Roger Hursey, jucly Davis, Bonnie Becker, Karen Lash, Lorna Bower. judy Schneider, Nancy Butterbaugh, jim Atl, Pat Grady. Hou' 2: Roger Boutsong, Rhonda Bodgers, Suellen Zolhnan, Dave Gunter, Susan Hen- ney, Stanley Charles, Larry Northup, Nancy Newnam, Shirley Blech, Barbara Nemes, jean Fisher, David Caskill, Sue Fisher, Delbert Laliue. How 3: Pam NVQ-ingart, Tom Lindsey, Bob XVeingart, Kirk XVible, Dennis Karst, Bob Miller, judy BI'llI1Cll'lJl'I'I'y, Connie Schneider, Sharon Franklin, Bill Diggins, Dave Buderman, Melody Chrysler, Barbara jack, Brenda XVilondek. Run' 4: Dennis Doughman. Bill Nartker, jerry Landgraff, W'olfgang Ahl. Bill XVhitcomb. john Soice. George Steekley, john Russell, Les Ashby, Bob Klinkenberg. BAND OFFICERS Row 1: Iean Fislwr, assistant li- brarian: -Indy Branclelwerry, li- brarian: Indy Davis, point scr- geant: Le-more YVestplial, Clflllll lnajorettez Iolin Russell, stnclvnt clircctor. Row 2: George Stcclclr-y, section leader: Bill Diggins, sec- tion leacler: Lincla Strelw, secretary: Shirley Bien-li, section leaclcrg Kirk XVilule, maintenance sergeant: Les Ashby. lwancl captain. V if X . l up ,iq The Band Entertains at Ball Games and Concerts. Majorettes Lcnorc XXX-stplial, Conniv Krotzur. Kathy XlcEl1'oy, Alucly Trowliriclgc. Linda Strvlw. 4-..--.4 t. wi.-',...a5s .fa 3 Q3-5-and rua, ' I -L '........ ' - ............. '..J ' 0 i P-s 1, . .. A 5, Q 'fi L f-A' U i ig ..,1g,,,g 1 ii ,X r' , 1 9-' - fi, ff 4 f 'Eff' E? fy Z Lfqf 4L 1 if ng , f 1 4' 1 V' f . ff ' 7 ' , ' ,Id 'ff' , -f' K' f ' Z- f 1 .4 '44 I I A ,Z I I . 4 'fl ,, 1959 ls a New Year for Our School in Many Ways. Y ii- 5 2:14. f 53? X V. Q.- 5:23.54 R 1. 25 ', -V xx !3 , Ska a 'iz a i: 'fff-fjf ' hi in Qfjiz V -Q, , f .1 '. was f ' . -wlf a, ' A , 4, , 1 L '.: W - NF . 'f . x- .+ -W5 ,X I , if b 'Jeff his A A' 'ff .. 'nga' . Vg -.,:-gxfukk' 1, ' ' 3 fin -s: 5 I ff, 4 1 - ELA, rf S ,, I Q . ifiw ,K l it Kay. , A .QQ me mf' -vs- ,' ,- .. , 'av 's Tup. 'Hn' K-clum' on u SllI'llILf lllUI'llillQ lux .1 xx.u'm glnxx .'UmH'.' All icx' xie-xx nf tlw uvst wing of tha' lmilallng shows re-sults uf mln- im- sturln, Uppu.s'ita'Pug1'. Stmlc-nts nu-4-I In tlu- suutlnxvst vutr.nm-1' In Km-mlallxlllv llnqll Sc-hunl in xin-xx Hu' wnmla-rx nf tlw re-u-nt iw- Ytllflll. Seniors in FFA this year are Ken Mapes, lim are candidates for the Hoosier Farmer Degree. Frey, Stanley Hunter, Don Cehring, Gale These seniors are completing their fourth year Thompson, and Gerald XVentworth, pictured in vocational agriculture by studying market- above. ing, agricultural economics, genetics, farm law, jim Frey, Stanley Hunter, and Don Gehring taxes, and farm accounting. Future Farmers of America Row 1: Robert Kimpel, vice-president, Stanley Hunter, secretaryg Russell Tyre, sentinel. Row 2: David McFarlin, treasurer, David Kelley, reporterg Gerald VVe-ntworth, president. school year with 35 members. Chapter activities included conducting the pest contest, running the popcorn machine, . selling garden seeds, and securing tables and chairs for the fish fry. Our officers attended FFA camp and officers' train- f ing school at Gliver Lake last August, I n-.Aiiwgw 1' bfi X The Kendallville FFA, under the di- Q- rection of Dale Schinbeckler, began the BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI The 2-ith annual NJVGA convention was held at Biloxi, Mississippi, December T- II, 1958. Twelve members in our chapter competed in the judging contest. Russell Tyre and Gerald XVentworth, at right, placed second and first, respectively, in the open division. Don Gehring, Howard Hodge, and David Nic-Farlin. helow, were named National Champions in the FFA division. David NIcFarlin was high in- dividual: Howard Hodge. secondg and Don Cehring. third. Each boy pictured on this page received a gold wrist watch, a gold pin, an NJVCA jacket, and a purple and rosette rihhon. FFA Prepares Boys For Better Farming NATIONAL CHAMPIONS FFA Boys Win, Cale Van XVagner, above left, was the 1958 junior Plowing Champion of LaGrange County. Ed XVeber, above right, 1958 Star Chapter Farmer, is pictured with Dale Schinbeckler, advisor. Ed was awarded a XVyler wrist watch, a plaque, a medal, a gold pin, and a certificate for his achievements as Star Chapter Farmer. Left, Cale Thompson, champion in showmanship at the Noble Coun- ty Fair, is shown with his Berkshire barrow. 1Valter Ziebell, below left, had the 1958 championship Corn in Noble County. Hoosier Farmers from our chapter in 1958 were Paul Van XVagner, Ed NVeber, and Robert Fordeck, below right. And Learn By Doing. jim Rottniiller, above, is shown with his dairy heifer, for raising a good calf is iin- portant in a dairy project. Rodney Hunter, above right, has a sheep project. He believes that, with care and good management, a sheep project can be profitable. Don Cochard, right, works with a beef project. He and his father feed out 123 head of steers. Charles XVy1ner, below, is raising 5,000 broilers on contract for his poultry project. Stanley Hunter, below right, has enrolled his sow in the sow and litter project. I l W gr 1 ' f' di -5-. -A W For Y fs S34 is 3531-B MT Q' QQ.: FFA Members Excel. The Noble County land judging team, Jim Rottmiller, Hugh Eshelman, Don Cehring, and Gerald XVentworth, above left, placed fifth in the district and received blue ribbons. The LaGrange County champion land judging team, left, consisted of jim Frey, Larry Perkins, Rodney Hunter, and Russell Tyre. They placed seventh in the district and received red ribbons. Center left, Ag basket- ball is played every Friday night, when the varsity has a game away from home. The Noble County champion poul- try team. center right, consisting of john XVeihmiller, David Kelley, Ed XVeber, and Cale Thompson, are being presented a trophy by XVilbur Buffenbarger, president of the Noble County Farm Bureau. They placed 12th in the district. Bottom left, Eugene Brumbaugh and James Myers were top seed salesmen. james sold over 8570 worth of gar- den seeds. The Noble County crops judging team, bottom right, was composed of Ken Swogger, David NIcFarlin, Don Cehring. and Gerald XYentworth. They placed second in the county and eighth in the district. Janitors Bus Drivers The tasks of the janitors and the bus drivers are great in number and often difficult to fulfill. These tasks consist of keeping the school as clean as pos- sible, firing the furnace, and conveying the students to and from school each day. To their efforts, we owe a debt of gratitude. IANITORS: How 1: Pop Miller, LeRoy Beiswanger, Buss Lash. Row 2: Clyde Martin, Del Longbrake. Row 3: Chris Simon, Clark Could, Max Forbes. BUS DRIVERS rrltt lun ni 1 s n SPORTS South Side gymnasium was dedi- cated on December 13, 1958. It has u seatmg capaclty of 4,070 people. X 2 W A , N -I 'M' ' 'P '- --10-fuse... w ' .-4- -... :':'rv---we-5 ' -y v - X gh- . AN.. - X U . 1-mtg- . - --7, '- rc!-if .3 'I --ww-x?- v ,., ,, my ' , ' ' , . 'GfwL Jx . :- . i dv .Q f' .' r-A-3:2 -jg-, F lv ' Our New Gym Is a Fine Investment. The Athletic Department Trains Teams to Be Good Sports. Athletics in Kendallville High School consist of basketball, baseball, track, football and golf. K.H.S, holds a full membership in the Indiana High School Athletic Association and is a member of the Northeastern Indiana Athletic Conference. The departments aim is to help build more physically fit boys and to produce winning teams. The coaching staff has done an excellent job this year in building the boys into a high competitive spirit. As always, the boys were trained to the ut- most to be good sportsmen. i lib! vwdxfw 1?-. 'Fill N'-.Q-Ati' lz .ll 'S' BILL Anas, athletic director, is also K-Klub sponsor and principal of Cen- tral and South Side grade schools. Bon CZUPRYN, the newest addition to the K.H.S. coaching staff, is as- sistant football coach under Mr. Ferrario. Emma FERRAHIO, in his third sea- son as head football coach, fielded another fine team last fall. MARK MCINTOSH, in the triple role of track, assistant football, and bas- ketball coach turned in another good season. DICK MORY, coach of the golf team, led his squad to an NEIC cham- pionship. GENE RHODES, also in his third sea- son at K.H.S., doubles as basketball and baseball coach.