Kewanna High School - Apache Warrior Yearbook (Kewanna, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

s I f f ri 2.3 QAM DEDICATICDN We, the class of Nineteen this annualtn oursponsor, Colburn Hardin With this book goes our sincere appreciation to him for all he has done for our class. Hundred Fifty, wish to dedicate DMIN1 TR no wr 'QUE KK W Nfa . uwfu.. 1 s. 7 f nor to Quo! x W UK wnvx 1 bu. 1, WN x. QN -1 X auf 3 MX-yu K an UK WW N bu. Z K dv N k sn, Q0 X X .tux s.J xussnx nw Q Q. A N, QL N mv my Qu XM- in 's J X KEWANNA HIGH SCHOQL ADMINISTRATION I 'KEITH DUBOIS Rochester High School - C. N. College - Notre Dame - Indiana University - Math 'Q' COLBURN Kewanna B S n versity FACULTY S HARDIN High School 1933 Ed, Indiana Uni 1939 English ONDA GOOD Roann High School 1943 Ball State Manchester 1948 B S in Ed Math WILMAIBYFIELD Butler University-Music, Art, Glee CHARLES BYFIELD Butler University-Band 'fh a i 'vm y WT. .f' Illini HARRY J DARNELL Sheridan High bchool 1925 E S Central Normal College Commerce Do to certain reason we were unable to put the fol lowing teacher's pictures in this annual JOQPPH DUX A B Northwestern University Science, latin, Pistory HAL PFCK Shelbyville Flgh School Tulane University W in Phy I Ve s Orangevllle Pigh School 1017 Benn State College oi Agr 1936 B S in Agr V '49 3 ' - 1- 3 ' 'VK a o 0 s. L. 0 o r 4 3. J. . Ed. Ji Ao f 1 h - U I . ' , . -. , . .duc. -f' 'Z' ,JV 1950 Maxine Larkin fMaxJ Sec and Treas 2,3, Junior Play, Sunshine 2,1,4, Glee Club l,2, Annual Staff Robert Ingram CBob Pres l,2,5,4 Junior Play, Boys Glee l,2, Basketball l,2,3,4 Softball 1, James Zellers CBig Jimi Basketball 2,3,4 Softball l,2,5,4 Annual Staff Consuelo Mc Nabb CConnieJ Vice Pres 2,3,4 Sec and Treas 1 Junior Play, Sun shine l,2,5,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Band l,2,5,4,Cheer Leader 2,3,4 Annual Ass Editor Patricia Sanders fPatD Junior Play, Sunshine l, 2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4 Band 1,2,5,4 Annual Staff Paul Dean Buchanan fTrevyJ Junior Play Softball 3,4 Annual Staff O 0 4 1. . 3 J ! 2,5,4, Annual Editor Thelma Jean Moon CThelmaJ Annual Staff Richard Gilslnger CDickl Junior Play Annual Staff Robert Anderson CBobJ Junior Play Glee Club 2,5 Annual Staff Wilma Pha Woods fvilll Student Council Junior Play Glee Club l,2,5,4 Band l,2,5,4 Annual Staff Anna Marie Costello CAnnJ Glee Club l,2,5,4 Sunshine l,2,5,4 Annual Staff William Clyde CBillJ Junior Play Basketball 5,4 Annual Staff Glee Club 1,4 g 'Y Donnabelle Jean Van Duyne fDonnaD Sunshine Pres 4 Sunshine 2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff Flora Belle Mac Lain KFloJ Glee Club l Annual Staff sv Louise Agnes Pfiefer CAssieD Junior Play Glee Club 1,2 Annual Staff Blaine and Wayne Hurlburt CTwinD CTwinkJ Basketball l,3,5,4 Annual Staff Harold Hickle lHeckleJ Glee Club l,:,5 Basketball 2,3,4 Band 1,2 5,4 Annual Staff Regina Friedrich fResaieb Glee Club l,2,5,4 Annual Staff O .. I 2 -: w.q l . xv A ., Vf -1 NKt.s-J'.' 5, if w f A I Anna Marie Jester lJerterJ Junior Play, Student Council, Glee Club 5 Band 2,3,4 Cheer Leader 4 Annual Staff Jerry Talbott CJerryJ Basketball l,2,5,4 Annual Staff Farrell Swafford Glee Club l,2,5 Betty Knicker fBettyJ 9 Glee Club 2,3,4 Qunshine Sec and Treas 4 Annual Staff sunshine 2 5, 4 --1in--.-------Q-n-----h---.------------.---------------.. -. - -4----..--..- a 3 Ceegfamenf We, the Seniors of Fewanna Figh School being of sound mind and body, do hereby draw our last will and testament Bob Anderson, do hereby will my chewing gum and comic oks to Alice Felder Paul Buchanan, do hereby will my bashfulness to Howard ckle Bill Clyde, do hereby will my hard head to Paul Shaw, won't hurt his head when getting off the bus Ann Costello, do hereby will all the U S Army, but my egina Friedrich, do hereby willmy ability to 'Jltterbug' Jayne Emily I, Dick Gilsinger, do hereby will my ability to go through the Senior year without saying much, to Paul Rane harold hickle, do hereby will my ability to go with bash ful and beautiful girls, to Gene Reirholt We, Blaine and Nayne Hurlburt, do hereby willour good car to Paul Rans so he can go to Star City I, Bob Ingram, do hereby willmy abilityto hold orderly class meet1ng's to Lois Polen I, Ann Jester, do hereby willmy abilityto talk fast to Betty Fortna I, Betty Knicker, do hereby will my ability to put nmake up' on to Mary K Stingley I, Maxine Larkin, do hereby will my 'Will Powern to Loree Graham I, Connie McNabb, do hereby will my ability to damage the family car, to Merna Willoughby, in case she ever learns to drive I, Wl0PH MacLain, do hereby will my slimness to Joe Ingram gf i an I, bo . I, Hi . I, so he . I, .L -L I I K share, to Joan Smith. I, R I I to . I, ' ' - - I ' - I, Thelma Moon, do hereby will my Bookkeepping Tutor to Lester Kamp I, Louise Pfeifer, do hereby will my ability to argue with the teachers lespecially Harry Darnell! to Evelyn Brown I, Pat Sanders, do hereby will my ability to argue politics in Gov't class, to Joe Ingram I, Farrell Swafford, do hereby will my working ability to Jayne Emily I, Jerry Talbott, do hereby will all the girls but one to Paul Shaw Dux I, Wilma Woods, do hereby will my Big Bonesn to Carolina Renee I, Jim Zellers, do hereby will the beautiful girls on my Senior Cords to Tom Enyeart We, the Senior Class of 1950, do hereby will Mr Hardin to nextyear's Seniors, and wesincerely hopethat they appreciate him as much as we have I, Donnabelle Van Duyne, do hereby will my crutches to Mr. n , -----gangs...---.-..--..------..-..---------....----......------------...----. ..-..-.--..- CLASS PROPHECY Secretary of Senior Class of 1950 Mr Colburn Hardin Maxwell Street Chicago, Illinois Dear Mr Hardin, We hear that you have decided to give up teaching and have established your residence on tkat famous avenue in Chicago We hope your new 'Swap Shop'is moreprosperous than the field of teaching So much for that Now I must tell you the latest news about your favorite class of 1950 Bob Andersonimmediately Joinedthe navy after graduating and is now Vice Rear Admiral ofthe English Navy He entered England as a Male War Bride Also he operates a chewing gum concern Paul Buchanan and Bob Ingramdlsappeared out West This is just an idea but there haveteen several mailtrains robbed in the West Of course we're not sureit was them but of the highly resembled two Junior girls of '50 Ann Jester atlast escapedfrom Kewanna and married Jerry Talbott They are now living in New Orleans where Jerry is now head coach of Tulane University, assisted by Hal Peck, our former coach 'Sanders and Zellers Inc W is the new Kewanna Grave Company Pat did well for herself whenshe became Mrs nZugu Zellers Shenot only got a husband but agravel company too There is now a second Grace Wilson Guess who? Wilma Woods She's singing on Television now Between shows she hurries over to the nStork Clubn to lead Harry James band with her trumpet Her beautiful palatlal home overlooks the Alantic Ocean . I I 1 cr1minal's possessions found, there were two pictures. They ' . ' l Right after school was out in '50, Maxine Larkin ran away from home She was missing for some time but at last she was found Paul Bardsley and family, fMaxine and 3 childrenl are now living in Chicago Paul is President of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Maxine acts as chief engineer The prominent young widow, theformer Connie McNabb, has an enormous mansion in Los Vagas She finally got into, guess what, pictures when she married a producer, 'Bill' Clyde However this marriage only lasted 5 weeks Thisis nothing new, as she has been married 4 times As we previously mentioned, Bill Clyde is owner of the new studios, WRC He has been seen, Qsince his divorce from his actress wife! keeping company with the famous model, Regina Friedrich His pass time is buying her beautiful clothes Regina is really getting places in this world Outside of her modeling career, Opera singing is taking up herextra time She and Margaret Trumanare nowsinging duets Louise Pfelfer now holds head maid position inthe Staf ford household It is rumored that tley serve Pfeifer Beer to their guests She spends her free time sketching back grounds for the beer advertisements Blaine and Wayne Hurlburt were sar football players for Notre Dame until Blaine fell in lovewith a Kentucky girl and owner now and has greatexpectations of also becoming a fami ly man Ann Costello entered Indiana Universityln the summer of '50 In 8 years she became a famous surgeon Dr Costello then married a Pvt inthe Army Her husband is statlonedin Kansas and she is practicing medicine at a well established place in Grass Creek, Ind Do you ever travelby air, Mr Hardin? Ifso, you should fly by way of the nG1ls1nger Airlines Yes, Dick hashisown airlines It 1sn't a nation wide flying service yet since Dick has onlyone plane but maybe someday he'll really make a name for himself I guess Flora MacLain didn't take shorthand and typing for nothing She is now a very efficient secretary for the nSprlnger Mousetrap Company' Not only is she the perfec secretary but she will soon be a perfect wife as she is en gaged to her boss There's only one drawback Her future husband keeps mice for the testing of mouse traps , . I 9 returned to Kentucky to run her fathers still. Wayne is co- A- 0 . e '. t Remember Harold H1ck1e9 Heis nowin Africa as a Sultan of Tim Buck to His Haremnow consistsof 30 Eileen Larkin is the head of the Harem at present with Nadineibrtna as runner up Donnabelle Van Duyne and Betty Knicker, you remember them don't you, are now running a nBoots and Saddlen in Pasadina Donnabelle married the milk man and Betty is en gaged to the ice man They always loved horses and they now are the very happy owners of 20 Jim Zellers, Big Jimn, you'll probably remember himty that name, now owns achain ofrestaurants in South Bend He didn't particularly enjoy the cookingbuslness buthe at last got rich and just sits back in his beautiful QlO0,000 home and enjoys life He has 74 cooks Jim would have triedfbr the nMr American award, hadhe not inherited therestaurants from his father 'The New York Heraldn is very honored to have a famo reporter on their staff Yes, it's Farrell Swafford, now where she is now on her 5 weeks vacation She isn't going to be very extravagant on this vacation Just a month on her yacht and one week in Hawaii Mr Hardin, did you see the show 'Call of the Wildn? Well, no other than Thelma Moone arred in the picture She s arred opposite Lassie Miss Moon, now known as Poodles McCuiren, is the most popular starlet in Pollywood I hear Thelma keeps very good company The othernight RlckeyMbney took her to dinner, Clark Cable danced with her, and Cary Gooper took her home Well, Mr Hardin, I guess that takes care of all the students that graduated in '50 Most of them have done well for themselves I just thought you might be interested Forever yours, Wilconmaxpa Mc Wocosjeslarski N ' us known as NFront Page Farrelln. Isee in the papers thisweek O ' v I t II ll 0 ' j' 5:40:15 'E I i 4 mamma. 'um -'U' Il 'E' Qi? 1 A g F gg K X W is Y Q XZ If Fil J , fif !f 1 fX Row 1 Row 2 Row 5 GRADE 11 Carolina Renne, Gloria Bofman, Evelyn Drown, Lois Polen kancy Whiteside, Jane Nhipole, Alice Folder Javne Emily, Mary Stingley, Betty ortna, Bonnie Mosher, Lo's Frasa, Loree Graham, ferna Willoughbw, Joann Smith, Mr Darnell Sponsor Joe Ingram, Gene Reinholt, Lester Kamp, Paul Rana, Bill Bixler, Howard Hickle, Ronnie Hamman, Tom Enyeart 8 ,., ii- s 'v.-y 5 QI '4- ,. ' if' W WY Q I X Q X y Q f 1 s i r?Fjf,f::1 Kgrswvi GRADE 10 Row l Johnny Fairfield, Emily MacLa1n, Carole Harris, Ruth Benjamin, Joann Talbott, Delcia Arist Row 2 Margorie Guyer, Helen Hendrickson, Nadine Fortna, Shirley Zartman, Ruth Cannon, Ars Good Sponsor Pow 5 Douglas Ginn, Jim Aldridge, Paul Shaw, Lawerence Sulek, Jim Yerkes, Bill Masteller, Ted Ness .A 5 . ll fx :- ll fi 'Wm s-. 0 qs, ' ' -f. A 1 Q 1, - w f J .ry N L N V ,fr A . -63 A R f '-. 1 E' A , C7 .4 6 A, -f 7 -.2 -r N x 1 X 1 W . X 5 s w ' W Q. 3 , . ' x s Q X ' 1 , ,, , - . I - . H T an 1 Q o - - . o 4 e 'Eb f ', ,i vi ff . 'Nami ' S X 0 1' I 6 M , ' . ' if 5 A I Xi 'QW X, , , ' I X L Q2 W X Q 'Q I .iv i A , '. '6:1-dw' -'. I - 5 .vii .5 tli':WM- .YL l N , V W-A ', ' 7' GRADE 9 Row 1 Albert Brooks, Nila Whybrew, Carol Hyatt, Pat Hurlburt, Eileen Larkin, Mary Bauman, Dean Ness, Fred Brown il R inholt Wiladean Van Row 2 Shirley Ingram, Pat Lebo, W ma e , Duyne, Eileen Friedrich, Betty Welsh, Marilyn Zellers, Row Dean Carr, Stanley Stewart, Rex Talbott, Allen Rosenberg, Hasman Jim Hines, Leonard Maclntire, Larry Rans, Lavon , Daune Bowman xxxd I f J Barbara Wood, Mr. Peck-Sponsor. A 31 . ff!! F X LEMENTARY 45' SEWXNTH FPAWE il! EIGHTH GRADE i, xii 4. 7, , HV, fl if Y 0 3 ' ? 2 'iz Q' A ,si -' Q0 5.5 S f 4. 'K 'Q -5 . .5 if vv-W ! 11 3'-2 THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE FIRST GRADE RER rw 5-1 SECOND GRADE THLETICS f x04Ay4? EQVIAN N533 6,3644 Qildlyi Y AN :Og W4 WAHI f05Ag42 5, uw A TEAM Row 1 Ingram W Hurlburt Hamman B Hurlburt Hickle Row 2 Peck Coach Talbott Hans Clyde Zellers Bixler Enyeart Manager Y Q9 CHEER LEADERS ff -1171.TQ ANN JRST-ER NADINE FORTNA CONNIE MCNABB TH - 22111 Y W Y '11 A v ? Z 5 L . MX i F I QF ' ' V ' L' LL ' g 'Ml , Q K? . I ' ,' L , D X' x A 4 N 4 s A43 , 35 1A gi f ' 1 J 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - , il . 1, - t , , Q' fi , , i' 1 in 4 A . 5 ' , , 9 A wise If ' , - ,r-f -.wa f,.- ,, L ll 1 1: . 1' I. X wa .-,V V 4 L2 4 4- 'ggggii X Ti ,rj 5 -1 ,. , .- . . . 1 . . i-rf., ,gy , V. . , H , , gf:-:,. f. f 1, , . - i M, . . , f.: Q. i1E'i4 , s ? Z . ' 5. 1 . f if 1 5 x ' vs 1 i, ' 'Y , 'fu ' 'T ' ii ff--'Q , ?, P- 1' -' W f 5 -4 -3'-FN lfaiig. ell . 9- 'J fi 'Q 5 i 'i fi GQ' ' if ...T...., SOFT BALL Front Enyeart, Ingram Row 1 Ingram, Row 2 Hamman, N1 x 5522 Gvll 1 -Di B Hurlburt, Maclntire, N Furlburt, Buchanan hickle, Talbott, Zellers, Clyde, Rans, Bixler -A ,B n Z ,e ff? b Y'-2 'Lon fx if '1' HL, ' ' J 1 V I L f JK an . rf I f ml 6? iw 'E' ,I r Y - , I xv' 'A L 5 ' ,X 'Qhl 'Q X2 4 5, wx 'Y x,-2.1, In--9. x., by X: fx 1-3 Pi' ' '2 J'l5l ,1,,I X g Sw IT f-' ag: x if ,J 1. fi . r ,Q A V- , :Sails 47 - 1 , Q 2 D. 3 6 U f 'lQ'f'.w H l ' tv-wW'.5.i Q 'f ff 1 s-mf-Q- , 2 Q2 Q Q Q wg. f?41 m, ' ' 41' ' 1 4 ,A ' -4-E' F L? '-'V A ' 'X V7 mi ,iv Qu! Q 4, Q Wm is if , an QX 0'- gahyiijgfv gtk V, vJi.fug, Q. fl Q ' G' Q ,Q.+f-ffff1f'-Q- 'Lf 43' . s Bvxx-,X X E 'jg' Wi ig' w 'X L, X 4' ' , 55' J K X fl' O l T 1 GLEE CLUB 0.110 'Q SENIORS We got off to a slow start last fall but when we did get started, things really happened First came a bake sale on Septembex 24th It was held at Gillespies Locker Plant Then tame the great day we had benn thinking about since last year Our Sneak Day' We metst Betty Kn1cker's house at 6 A M just a few minutes before we left for Chicago W attended the Railroad Fair in the morning and went to see a baseball game between the Chicago Cubs andthe St Louis Card inals in the afternoon Shortly afterthis adventu e, a similar one followed It happened October llth,the daywe had our Senior picturestaken Onthat afternoon practicallythe whole Senior class decided to take a short vacation No one, outside of ourselves, and especially the teachers were to know anything about it Most of us went to Logansport to the show, but a few went to Mont but we wished we were wkenthe halls resounded withthe boom of Mr DuBois' voice It was quite a sermon! Our grades showed improvement in the next week because of the studying we did during the noon hour for six days To makethe Halloween Carn1val,whichwasheld October 28th, bigger and better, we sponsored a king contest as well as the customary queen contest The honors went to Donnabelle Van Duyne as queen and Jerry Talbott as king On November 17th we journeyed to Culver to see the show, Hamlet It was right in line with our literature as wewers studying another of Shakespeare's plays, Macbeth However, everyone enjoyed and remembered Hamlet more than Macbeth Sincewe weresuccessfulin having a chili supperlast year, we tried it again on January 25th We weren't quite assuc cessful as we were previously but at least we came out afew dollars ahead We began to work on our Seniorplay rather early this year and gave it in 'arch The name ofit was nP1gtails Its cast consisted of eight girls and four boys During January and ebruary weundertookthetask of selling stationary With a lot of hard work we managed to make a fair profit Louise Pfiefer ..t, 5.3 . . , O .. E icello too. The next day not a Senior was absent from school ll U . . A ' . O . . Y . A . . n. - I UN IDRS On November the 9, 1949 the Juniors of Kewanna Pigh Qchool were all excited and didn't exactly know which way to turn After all that night they were to give their first school play Mr Hardin was their director and the cast are as follows Tillie Trask. Lucinda Talbot. Pamela Marsh Lizzie Parsons Ellen Neeland Luther Lorrimer Mervin Tucker Loree Graham Gloria Bowman Carolina Renee Bonnie Mosher Lois Polen Joe Ingram Tom Enyeart Charlie One Lung Howard Hickle Mrs Tillie Tucker Joan Smith Dr Hattie Bing Nancy Whiteside Quite a cast don't you think? They all did avery nice job with their parts and we wish them just as much luck on their play next year The Juniors have done very well on all the1r'projects for making money this year Besides giving their play they also sold Christmas cards at Christmas time They made a large profit off of these They also sold at all the home basket ball games. We wish them all the luck next year Rowland Howland ------------- -------------- -------- Ronnis Hamman Q ,P XX ,fi at V4 HS 13 Z5 M-nd! ,.....Q M 4' ,' Q Q. 11 , GX 'HKX 3 3 izagi P .mb -xx i 'un- 'T S 'WB UTUGRAPHS RA rncumv I rns Q I f x ki' v 4 Y Q L Cm AUTOGRAPHS 1 X 4 V 51 fa, 9 i , 3+ N if I -tili- ,... 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