La Fontaine High School - Lacohi Yearbook (La Fontaine, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1956 volume:

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To the wisdom of maturity he added a youthful outlook which made him respected and loved by all. 'Qi- , - II I EC 0 N' I N l I ' ' A 5 L PRESENTATION -I ' DEDICATION -I 8 I I CONTENTS V TRUSTEE 81. ADVISORY BOARD ,F I I PRINCIPALS MESSAGE I , P M Y , 3 FACULTY W I V HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS V I Z SENIORS A ' J- ' fx I I i IN WILL AND PROPHESY J UNDERCLASSMEN ul L COOKS, JANITORS CLERK EUS DRIVERS 4 Q. X I I ' l xg I ACTIVITIES 1 - A 6 ' I I I ADVERTISING I 1, IU R AYUTOGRAPHS I ff- 1 X D f 177 A - K If ,I Mil, fx XS V ' 'g 'I ' ,, X 4.,, SX A-if I- - V X I I I 1 xxx x 1 Q Q KQY TRUSTEE: Robert H. McKinley I I I I ADVISORY BOARD: Mark Enyeart, Ervin Garrison, George Silvers. xxxxxxx 5 5 5 5 I I Ixxxxxxl PRINCIPAUS M SSAGE Message to the Class of '56 You have now reached a very important plateau in your lives. Congratulations are in order. In your struggle to reach this plateau you have obtained an education. Your future success in life will depend upon how you add to, or use this education. An education is like treasures in heaven. It can not be lost, nor can thieves break in and take it from us. Yet, it is unlike treasures in heaven because it can rust and corrode. And this is what we must keep up a constant effort all through life to keep from happening. Because an education that becomes rusty and corroded is almost as useless as no education. So, in your travels through life, as you advance from one plateau to another, keep in mind that he who stops learning also stops living. Sincerely, P. A. Smith, Principal V- C A .C ls V -f' T ' lj: We f f if ll MARION ACTON Industrial Arts Drivers' Training FACULTY 'v --ff-f ' , L-fry gg lv: -F ' 'l , f-if 'x 7 .3 UQ-, fl -127' g I' biz. . , ggi RICHARD CORLE Chorus Band VERL WOODRING Chemistry History Biology er '5 Ull . f u E .E . . FLORENCE EMRICK DOROTHY STUBER AGNES LANDIS Home Economics Art English Girls' Physical Education Music Literature -... xx., 'WL- Q -,-r l it-fr. Latin if . ' 1 5 A wifi HEI ' ' I B X ' I oirrnv wwe ' f - 5, Y . , A 1'mNG- T0 U if ' 1. f li' NEAR L A .f A A T li Q E '9 A-r rf j ' 'ir .K V.,-.. - - . 'i . 5 ii fi-'hifi- ' 'L JV: ' , -lx Qin ju w X ,, Tn:f1 L- ' 1 , -by L1 5? g,iT,5v:u'j 1. A .., :Z A -, . ,. ,-., A I: 1- I Q V, I- .. r , .Qt CHARLES STEIDLE BERL WALRADTH ROBERT HUMBERT Coaching Typing Geometry Physical Education Shorthand General Science Health General Business Civics Mathematics Salesmanship 'N is S ENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Ion Cooperg Treasurer, Dixie Endsleyg Secretary, Dana Suttong Vice-President, Allen Owen, 1 3 3 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Roger Faustg Secretary and Treasurer, Peggy Diceg Vice-President, Richard Charles. WC -I illllll ' xx , ff: ,, is i 1 f 1 S ' ....i.,s 'nLE' a. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary and Treasurer, Marsha Krhing President, Shirley Keifferg Vice-President, Janice Eppley. FRES HMAN CLASS OFFICERS President, Bill Silversg Vice-President, Carol Clupperg Secretary and Treasurer, Lewie Sharp. X iz.. X 'Jr 1 frx ff? fx xx. f' QwWwJ09 ii gc., I X -XJ f f 'ex 5 M lb? W M N6 rbi? 1 ,fax am fi Afiixl. MA RGUERITE ALLEN Chorus Z, 3 Plays 3 Citizen Staff 4 Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. l PATTY BROWN Chorus 2, 3, 4 Plays 3 Booster Club 1, Z, 3, 4 -1 ,R 'T IK, DIXIE BRO WN Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Plays 3 Booster Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4 ' f -8. ' 'J + .TEANETTE CABLE Chorus Z, 3, 4 Plays 3, 4 Girls Quartet 3, 4 Citizen Staff 4 Lacohi Staff 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Student Council 4 Basketball Queen 4 Librarian 4 JON COOPER Band l, Z, 3, 4 Plays 3 Small Band 1, 2 3,4 ' Cornet Trio 2,3 Barbershop Quai-tet Z, 3 Brass Quartet Z, 3 Brass Sextet 4 Citizen Staff 3, 4 Lacohi Staff 4 Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 4 Softball l, 2, 3, Track l, Z, 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Student Council 1, Z, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Student Council Officer 4 Band Officer 3 -fn- J, . 19' DIXIE ENDSLEY Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Chorus 2 Plays 2,4 Pep Band Z, 3 Mixed Woodwind Trio 3, 4 Citizen Staff Z, 3, 4 Lacohi Staff 4 Booster Club l, Z, 3, 4 F. H. A. l Student Council Z Class Officer 4 Student Council Officer Z Band Officer 4 Chorus Officer 3 D. A. R. Representative is CT. ROBER T EPPLEY Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Chorus Z, 3, 4 Plays 3, 4 Pep Band Z, 3 Small Band 2, 3, 4 Mixed Quartet 4 Barbershop Quartet Z, 3 Citizen Staff 4 Lacohi Staff 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Basketball l Track 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Class Officer 2 Chorus Officer 4 -'am PHYLLIS FAUST Band l, Z, 3, 4 Chorus Z, 3, 4 Plays 3 Pep Band 2, 3 Small Band 1, Z, 3, Clarinet Quartet l, Mixed Quartet 4 Citizen Staff 3, 4 Lacohi Staff 4 Booster Club 1 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Twirler Z Drum Majorette 3, 4 Student Couric il 3 Band Officer 3 Chorus Officer 4 Librarian Z 234 PHYLLIS GA UNT SHERMAN GRIM Plays 3, 4 Booster Club 1, Z, 3, 4 -T1 ,ss lux. ANN HALL Chorus 4 Gir1's Trio 4 Booster Club 4 .L .Ag i AY! JUDITH HARPER Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Plays 4 Pep Band Z, 3 Flute Duet 1 Flute Quartet 3 Citizen Staff 3, 4 1 .L Booster Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Softball 2 Student Council 3 Librarian 1 Office Staff 3, 4 Basketball Queen Attendant 3 LARRY JENNINGS Chorus 4 Plays 4 Lacohi Staff 4 Basketball 4 Softball 4 Volleyball 4 Student Council 4 ,lf J f. FA. DON JERVIS Booster Club 4 --f JERRY KENDALL Chorus 4 Plays 3 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Softball 1, Z, 3, 4 Track 1, Z, 3, 4 Volleyball 4 Student Council Z, 4 Class Officer l, 3 v QP- EG T 5-Z, S B 5 -Z Q Hus- N X 1. A I 1 MARILYN KISTLER Plays 3, 4 Citizen Staff l Booster Club 1, Z, 3, F. H. A. 1 Office Staff Z, 3, 4 Basketball Queen 1 4 LEWIS MARTIN Plays 3 Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Track l Volleyball 3, 4 Student Council 3 'La S X NN x , N 'i ZANA MCCLURG Band l, Z, 3, 4 Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Plays 3, 4 Pep Band 1, Z, 3 Small Band Z, 3, 4 Saxaphone Quartet 2, 3, 4 Citizen Staff l Booster Club l, Z, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1 Student Council Z, 4 Student Council Officer 4 Chorus Officer 4 BILL MCCULLOUGH Plays 3 Lacohi Staff 4 Class Officer l LaVON MELICK Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Chorus Z, 3, 4 Plays 3,4 Pep Band 2, 3 Small Band l, Z, 3 Sax Quartet l, Z, 3 Mixed Quartet 4 Citizen Staff 3, 4 Lacohi Staff 4 Booster Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 4 F. H. A. 1 Student Council l. Class Officer 2, 3 Band Officer 3, 4 Chorus Officer Z Booster Club Officer 4 Basketball Queen FREDA MOORMAN Chorus 4 Lacohi Staff 4 Booster Club 4 Basketball Queen Attendant 4 Booster Club Officer 4 Girls Trio 4 A4-r W K . nf' ALLEN OWEN Band 1, Z Plays 3, 4 Citizen Staff 3,4 Lacohi Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, Z, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 1 , if , ' J Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Student Council Officer 4 STANLE Y OWEN Chorus 4 Plays 3, 4 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 Track 1, Z, 3, 4 Volleyball 4 Student Council 3, 4 Class Officer l gig JOYCE RAPP Chorus l, 2, 3, Plays 3, 4 Booster Club Volleyball Z Librarian 4 4 l DAVID ROGERS Chorus Z, 4 Booster Club 3 Volleyball Z DANA SUTTON Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Plays 3, 4 Citizen Staff 3 Booster Club 1, Z, 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, Z Class Officer 4 BOB SMITH Band 4 Chorus 4 Plays 4 Brass Quartet 4 Mixed Quartet 4 Lacohi Staff 4 Basketball 4 Softball 4 Band Officer 4 CLASS WILL ARTICLE I We, the members of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-six, being of sound minds do will to our teachers, underclassmen, and the school our following possessions and privileges: First: To the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-seven we leave the problem of handling the teachers. Second: To the underclassmen we leave the privilege of attending a school that has taught us so much. Third: To the teachers we bequeathg no, we just leave. Fourth: To the school we would like to leave new desks, padded chairs, and a television set. ARTICLE II To the Superintendent, Trustee, Principal, and Faculty, who have helped further our education, we, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-six, leave the following: To Mr. Clarence Vandergrift, the Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Robert McKinley, our Trustee, we give our thanks for doing a good job in the public school system. To Mr. P. A. Smith, our Principal, we bequeath a mechanical robot to carry all his messages to the classes. We also leave a large supply of memo books. To the teachers who have helped us through the awkward stage of growing up, we bequeath the following: To Mrs. Anges Landis we bequeath the latest Latin dictionary so she might be able to answer all questions asked by the future Latin students. To Mrs. Florence Emrick we would like to leave a new home economics room which would be at least twice as large as the old one. To Mrs. Dorothy Stuber we leave a cabinet full of paper, paints, brushes, scissors, paste, and any other equipment needed in her art department. To Mr. Richard Corle we bequeath a year's supply of gasoline for his new Oldsmobile. To Mr. Berl Walradth we leave an adding machine and an automatic change counter. We are sure this will make his job as treasurer of the school much easier. To Mr. Verl Woodring we bequeath a complete set of history and biology maps and illustrations so his work will be made a little easier. To Mr. Charles Steidle we leave a book entitled HOW NOT TO MURDER THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. To Mr. Robert I-lumbert we leave a book of jokes so he will be sure to entertain his future civics classes as he has made us laugh. To Mr. Marion Acton we leave a new Ford with standard transmission for his oncoming headaches. ARTICLE III I, Larry Jennings, will to Morris Sprong my ability to have fun with the girls in the assembly and get engaged in my senior year. ARTICLE Ill qconm I, Zana Better known as Bubbles McClurg, will my many and varied nicknames to Rita Endsley, to Dick Charles I leave my petite phanges accompanied with a dictionary in order that he might fully under- stand his inheritance. I, Ann Hall, will my ability to date the center of the basketball team to Peggy Bragg. Iwill my shortness to Richard Charles and my ability to get H's to Peggy Dice. I, Judy Harper, leave to Phyllis Taylor my sister Regina in the hope that she will make a better tennis sparring partner than I. I also leave to Phyllis my most prized possession, my tennis racket. To some de- serving underclassman I leave my position as editor of the school paper, the Citizen. To Dixie Martin I leave my seat in the second row first seat hoping that there she will stay out of trouble and always get H's. I, Bill McCullough, leave my alto voice and hot rod Kaiser to John Fager, so he can sing Shake, Rattle, and Roll at the drag races. I, Patricia Brown, will my height to Chuckie Mendenhall and my shyness to Peggy Dice. I, Phyllis Faust, will to my brother Roger all my books knowing he'll study them as hard as I did. To Peggy Bragg I leave my position as cheerleader. Iwill my fourth seat in the last row in the study hall to Phyllis Taylor and to all of next year's senior class I leave my ability to have a good time during study hall and always get caught doing it. I, Joyce Rapp, will my bashfulness to Sandra Harrell. To Joan Stevens I leave my figure hoping that she will take as good care of it as she has her own. I, Allen Owen, leave to Boyd Hiner my charming personality, which anybody would be happy to have. To John Brane I leave my Ford so he can get to school on time. I, Dana Rachel Sutton, will the privilege of playing the piano for a group of handsome males to Dixie Martin knowing that she will enjoy it as much as I have. To Roberta Rerherford I leave my lilting voice hoping that she will use it to her best advantage. I, Jerry Kendall, will my great talented voice to Peggy Dice so she can use it in the chorus as I did. My forward spot on the ball team to John Brane. I, Dixie Brown, will to my brother Jerry all my shorthand notes knowing that he can read them. To Peg Dice I will my fabulous nose and my beauty spots, FRECKLES! To Edna Haggerty and Sandy Pell I will my hilarious giggle. I, Lewis Martin, leave my broken and battered seat to Max Waggoner. To Richard Sailors I leave my civics book and a bottle of aspirin. I, LaVon Melick, coming to the conclusion that LaFontaine needs a boy cheerleader, will my position as cheerleader to Ronnie Burgess. To Phyllis Taylor I leave my long, curly eyelashes hoping that she will always have a waiting list. To Dixie Martin I leave my package of sight-savers so she can clean her own glasses. I, Robert Eppley, will to Ronald Lee Burgess my deep bass voice so he can sing Old Man River , while paddling his own canoe through life. To Peggy Dice I leave my sixth seat, in the last row of the assembly. To Roger Faust I leave my position of assistant editor of the Lacohi, and last but not least, I will to John Brane the job of Chorus Prexy. I, Jon Marvin Cooper, will to John Brane the position that I was willed last year, the most handsome boy in high school. To Roger Faust I leave the position as President of the Senior Class. To Dick Charles I leave the position of President of the Student Council. To Claude Brane I leave the Editorship of the Lacohi. 1, Dixie Endsley, have thought and thought yet I can think of nothing to will. Therefore, I will my fortune of nothing to my sister, Rita. ARTICLE III QContinuedj I, Robert A. Smith, do hereby will my Salesmanship book to anyone who will get it out of my sight, my ability to get along with girls to Morris Sprong, my curly hair to Joan Stevens, and my juvenile delinquency to Ronnie Burgess. I, Stanley Owen, will to Claude Brane my ability to set a new county mile record. To Eddie Haggerty I will my nick name Chas, , and to Roger Faust I leave my position as guard on the Cossack team. I, Don Jervis, will my grades to Floranna Bogle and sole propietorship of the Banque road to those who will drive it hereafter between 8: 17 and 8: 28. I, Freda Moorman, will my ability to get embarrassed to Paggy Dice. To Joan Stevens, I will my place as senior attendant, and to be engaged in my senior year to Roger Faust. I, Jeanette Cable, will my position as Basketball Queen to Peggy Bragg. I will Johnny Brane my naturally curly hair. To Jerry Brown I give my blue eyes. I will my position as one of the Waggin' Tongue editors to anyone who likes to talk. To Dick Charles I leave my height knowing it will be to his advantage on the ball floor. I, David Rogers, do hereby will my ability to have the best tenor voice in chorus to Boyd Hiner, and my ability to get along with everyone to Anna Elser. I. Margurite Allen, will my natural curly hair to Charlene Mendenhall, knowing she will take good care of it. To Sandra Harrell, I leave my little red address book with all my old boy friends addresses. To Edna Haggerty I leave my seat in the assembly to Shirley Enyeart. To Sandy Pell I will my blonde hair. To Sandra Harrell I will my ability to receive a diamond in my senior year. I, Sherman Grim, will my car to Roger Faust, knowing that he will use it as a taxi as I did. I leave my false teeth to Claude Brane so he, to, may have a pair and a spare. I -'J Qu 4, ' t, - ZZ? fl A 6 RTE B J J if f, L, L --AML v fl WNW ijff' J in Qffgjcirwgt Q ' 3 1' X 1 2 4 W ff f,,, Q, F ,. Alid wgbcflf Z kg gg M Q 4 SSSV . ,.. J .f QQ? CLASS PROPHECY We have no original scheme by which to predict what the future will bring to the seniors of 1956. Here are our ideas of what they will be doing in ten years, 1966. Ion Cooper - Once upon a time little Jon Cooper tried to fly out the upstairs window. Now since little Jon has grown up he flies a jet plane for the Speedy Spider Netting Co. . Inc. Patty Brown - Patty has recovered nicely from her accident and is now the worlds greatest trapeeze artist. David Rogers - This young man has climbed very high up the ladder of success. He is now chief fireman of the huge fire department of LaFontaine. Phyllis Faust - Phyllis always made plans to be a nurse, but a certain doctor made other plans and she is now his wife. 9 S My f X . if X, , xg.,XR XX' 2 fax-ld Bill McCullough - Here is that great guitar picker. Bill is now appearing on the Grand Ole Opera. Phyllis Gauntt - We find Phyllis an instructor for the Chicago Rollerena Academy. Larry Jennings - We always knew Larry would, one day be a great pool player. But because he threw away so much money in high school, he is now bankrupt. Dixie Endsley - After many years Dixie's ambition has come trueg she is the first and youngest lady president of the United States. Bob Eppley - Bob is now in New York City where he is uying to take Jimmy Dean's place in the movies. x . X . 3 K. u kg - f Wirth, '23' xx 'POP' K C 'J' QSXN-wg fp 'J 19:63 , N Wt SENIOR PROPHESY fcommueay Ann Hall - We find this girl has changed quite a lot since her school days. Ann travels around the world selling her Bikini bathing suits. Jerry Kendall - Jerry is now manager of a women's lingerie shop in New York. We believe Jerry will always remain a bachelor. Freda Moorman - Freda is married and has 12 children. She heard it was cheaper by the dozen. Don Jervis - Mr. Jervis hoped that Don would be a farmerg but today we find him in one of the strangest contests ever held in the U. S. He and I. B. M. 's new electronic brain are racing to see who can first correctly calculate the number of drops of water that fall over Niagra Falls in one day, Zana McClurg - Looking into the future, we see Zana in Madison Square Garden as a famous wrestler. WE always thought she would make competition for Liberace. Stanley Owen - Mr. Owen's hopes were that Stan would stay home and take up where he left off-raising chickens, So he did. He owns and manages the largest chicken farms in the midwest. Marguerite Allen - After 10 years Maggie has finally made a clear picture. More people will send their films to Allen's Studio, now. Sherman Grim - Since Sherman had a lot of practice in his school days, he is presently the owner of the largest taxi service in Hollywood. LaVon Melick - Because she was such a good bowler in her high school days, LaVon has taken up bowling professionally. Jeanette Cable and Dana Sutton - We find these two working together. Jeanette is a beautician on the staff under Ern Eastmore. Dana was a manicurest, but she had some bad luck her first few months - cutting off fingers. Jeanette has persuaded her to be a barber for men. She is trying for larger stakes. R W W ' mxwwwx D 3 KN ,fi- ,,.. ,Z4ef5?- 0 K 1100? Q 6 K 1 .sim . X I 5 't LQQ.,.,1-.-: x - . 1- . X . ni mi-.. 1 -.1-U -,W -' I ..-3:1 -3' ' .....- ,,-7... flu. 7 --E TZ' 1 il, ,af-54-g : 4 f n 3 ' 1' 4 W' lt' -s--'Q ' 'T 'Z x L -f 0 A fefiffua SENIOR PROPHECY fContinuedJ Joyce Rapp - Joyce appeared on the radio many times in her school days, and so we find her a Metropolitan Opera Star. Judy Harper - Judy is now the Editor of the New York Times. Heading her all make staff is her former cohort, J. T. Hill. Dixie Brown - Dixie is Perry Como's private secretary. She thinks this is one way she might hook herself a man. Allen Owen - It seems as though Al was the only one who kept his promise. Yes, he now has laid the last brick to the LaFontaine gym. He still feels the effects of intoxication. Marilyn Kistler - Marilyn has changed some, She gives tap dancing lessons to the small children of LaFontaine. She owns her own studio. Lewis Martin - We find that Lewis has--No !! it can't be--but he is playing with the Minneapolis Ponds, breaking all sorts of scoring records. The Ponds haven't won a game in 5 years. Bob Smith - From Bob's dainty childhood we see he has developed into a great he-man . He is a boxer at the LaFontaine Boxing Arena. DD H WRITER OF THE 1956 PROPHECY Peggy Dice, John Brane, Dick Charles, and Rita Endsley. Qff ,I AW JD' film Y, ei '?'lXl 1 1 ffl KN SE NIURS H 1 I - A v,!M.,n. V .. -,zu-mg? 1, ' q L A I F! 4' V' . , E-W1 -'24-1 4? i ff' ang T4 ' V 1 A 59 , SENIGRS A if X 3, Q S4 WL 9 X R f s f l' ' fi! 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'Q 'od ' JU IGR Bragg, Peggy Brane, Claude Brane, John Brown, Jerry Burgess, Ronnie Dice, Peggy Elser, Anna Endsley, Rita Enyert, Shirley Fager, John Faust, Roger Fogel, Floranna Haggerty, Edna Charles, Richard Haggerty, Mary Dee Harrell, Sandra Hiner, Boyd Martin, Dixie Mendenhall, Charlene Pell, Sandra Retherford, Roberta Sailors, Richard Sprong, Morris Stevens, Joan Taylor, Phyllis Waggoner, Max Haggerty, Eddie Don Brane Larry Cooper Herman Enyert Janice Eppley Larry Floyd Larry Jervis Walter King Shirley Keiffer Marsha Krhin William Lines Larry Linton Patrick O'Banion Phillip Speicher Charles Steidle Robert Stewert Judith Walters Doris Webb Gloria White OPHO ORES Nv- 'Q' u 'V if bbq! ' Q ' ,,,, Ai lg-9' r N 'W X F3 vi Y N , . ,ggi : 7lffJr'ff ,ir -1,47 - ' f-139' 5. if g X fl 25:31. ll, ms . Hr- if ' 1 4 Y - 4 I L w I V ,,. 1,, -ggi.-V: wil 'rv .. ,Q A 14: - ,ight ., ,L al' L 1:2 'rg' 1 , T .M ,V 53, If'IF5'7' va yr .,ll,.l1L,I.E ' , , I?u1 rv. W lxaqgfigi .pk . A i 5.165 ..1' Ili , 4i f'.fl q ., . ng 1 qprri' g -v-QR ' ,. .fy 1 Q11 'I JR' Gd' 5' -A ' '-v a vi ' wg? N i.1F?3' A n 11 ulwhr in hgu -l t -n 'U Il 'Jr ' '21 ll 5 l v HH l -s. 5. 'l ' if lm ,Ln D 'bw U xxx! y 'ff-1 4- 'f lv 5 ' ' . JI ' F P '. mn 'Az I I 'I-:V M , ' w Y' f ' ' , , I ' L W f, .ar ,ll 'l ggi , ' ' f .ree-pM . ly y 1 wg v in ' 1, , ' , 4 '21 'P -.. -'55 ' A ' , 'Q .1 F111 - ,H .x 1 ' -A-1,4 :WT N ' .T. 5 .fs iq-gay Q, ..f . r A if 's -. FRESHMEN Allen, Tom Armstrong, Kay Brown, Kay Burgess, Steven Cable, Carole Carpenter, S. Charles, Joe Clupper, Carol Cooper, Judy Cross, Peggy Fetrow, Jane Gauntt, Bill Heniser, Linda Hiatt, Xen Holenback, P. Lines, Waunette Marshall, G. McGinnis, J. Pell, Kay Pell, Toby Pullen, Pam Pickering, L, Rigney, Tom Sharp, Lewis Siders, Sandra Silvers, Bill Smedley, S. Speicher, Bob Stuber, Mary Tedder, Linda Weaver, Elaine Benbow, Bob Blood, Carol Bowman, Harold Brewer, Don Burke, J. Carpenter, S. Cihler, F. Clark, Roberta Cook, Hugh Floyd, Gene Frank, Tom Geiger, Bill Gribben, Kay Hacker, Joe Haggerty, F. Haggerty, L. Harper, Carole Harper, Regina Hiner, Dick Martin, Connie Martin, Dick Martin, Rachel O'Banion, Jim O'Banibn, Tom Ramsey, Joyce Replogle, Lois Smedley, Max Smith, Dick Stevens, Dean Stevens, Steve Stoner, Richard Tyler, Penny . zu L Z. , tl : . J - J' ' 1' f ,i , -- f i-jk . .' -If 1 J Z .1 ' , gil'ls.-ILA! 'QA I! 'rg' J P i . rio., Q 1 , Q VI . ...Y 1, i, - .ao S V ,AL W' rv 75:41 v ' JV' I, f tg. IT .' , W .Y . f-,Ia , ffwwy wni 1' I-tl 1 Wm J Kawai? J 1 ' W I. quxbv' ' , V I 4ihmU.E. Jge 4st . P Q A :I- J H. , 5 F .L , '35 A J , . ' w 'lj' Nj 1 J J , HW. rf' ,Y 4 ,1 '- fa lid, ' its xx I- ,.5'.. il! I K Qu. le. J W l J ' ? l ,K 6 Pri XM , .1 1 - - w 2' . . ' 3 .X -1 I 1 4: I Aw. W L ,gm Q 7 , . .rf f ' EJ ' '-1 , JQL .JL f .. A ' R1 Nl- .- e .- 'J I 1 !?'l'f?.. ' WF Q-1,3 ,,,.. ' - J aw r I-' ,- E I f A ,va -:1. all s rfkfwqrv , .. 1' Wil eil :rs J . SEVENTH GR DE Alexander, R. Brown, Deanna Brown, Stanford Bruner, Janice Cecil, Miriam Clark, Ronald Clupper, Nancy Dillon, Joyce Dolby, Karen Elser, Carolyn Emrick, Danny Endsley, Idris Faust, Marlin Foust, Connie Forrester, Doris Garrison, D. Glover, Ralph Guenin, Larry Haggerty, James Haggerty, S. Heiser, P, Krhin, John. Jr. Large, James V Lewis, Sharon Linton, Allen Long, Cheri Miltenberger, N. McC1urg, Dennis McKinley, R. Nelson, C. Nose, Gary O'Banion, J. Pickering, Inez Sailors, Diana Shaver, Robert Silvers, C. Steidle, Mary Sutton, John Wearly, Ruth Weaver, Ronald Z 1S q E TE FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Eric Pullen, Carol Lloyd, Bill Saul, William Welch, Bobby McClurg, Shirley Glover, Jay Davis, Corwin Hendricks, Joyce Haggerty, Clarissa Himelick, Connie Sue Jones, Wanda Gibson, John Harper, Garland Webb. SECOND OW: Larry Enyeart, Sherry Brown, Nikki McGinnis, Nancy McCray, Connie Jean Ramsey, Patty Pogue, Lee Guyer, Sharon Fetrow, Bonnie Clark, Jimmy Good- pasture, Charles Rapp, Linda Siders, Marsha Gilpin, Becky Lawrence, Mrs. Phyllis Grossman. Absent: Doris Cecil, Ginny Engeart. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Oren Guenin, Michael Shideler, Richard Guenin, Thomas Rigney, Charles Eppley, Jerry Benbow, Tony Holmes, Joe Cross, Richard Speicher, Richard Stevens. SECOND ROW: Patty Weaver, Patricea Gribben, Mary Ann Sutton, Elaine Cook, Becky Weaver, Carolyn Keene, Marcia Hiner, Judy Geiger, Judy Gilbert, Barbara Brown, Delores Curtis, Peggy Shaver. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ellis, Larry Dailey, Morris Smedley, Larry Gribben, Phillip Nelson, Estil Enyeart, Robert Heniser, James Koontz, Glen Graham, Steven Mills. Absent: Star Ann Smallwood, Joe Hacker. me rw K.. 'N ,X fy, nrt-ff ' l if l sl 1 X W 1 THIRD GR DET FIRST ROW: Susan Walters, June Losure, Trujeanne Howell, Janet Jacobs, Cynthia King, Susie Mcvicker, Phyllis Replogle, Cheryl Tedder, Jean Guenin, Mary Cox, Linda Brinson, Janet O'Banion, Lucille Martin. SECOND ROW: Robert Martin, Diane Henry, Beth Young, Dianna McCray, Robin McGinnis, Carol Crum- rine, Jerald Brown, Linda Smallwood, Deanna Clark, Joyce Martin, Connie Schoby, Linda Lobdell, Daniel Glover. THIRD ROW: David Floyd, Timmy Bogue, Billy Miller, David Cole, Galen Clark, Lynn Hardt, Howard Martin, Jimmylewis, Jimmy Brewer, Billy Siders, Thomas Gibson, Russell Speicher, Larry Wright, Devon Webb, Phillip Lloyd, Stanley Gilbert, Mrs. Sheffield. at 515 QQ I I4-4 if FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Timmy McVicker, Charles Cable, Dale Silvers, Sherrie Brubaker, Cheryl Guenin, Elise Picker- ing, Jr., Joseph Gibson, Glenn Guenin, Sherry Tyler, Brenda Blood, Marjorie Wearly. SECOND ROW: Claudie Stoner, Terry Starbuck, Bill Lewis, Jimmy McCoy, Kenny Wright, Nancy Lawrence, Charles Sutton, Sally Brewer, Nannette Bechtol, Diana Pogue, Sammy Faust, Judy Bruner, Charles Boswell. THIRD ROW: James Cochran, Mary Ann O'Banion, June Harper, Jerry Bowman, Gary Miller, Jane Harper, Roberta Gribben, Robert Benner, Dick Pogue, Linda Working, Bobby Shideler, Gene Weaver, Mrs. Kirsch. Absent: Mike Emrick. - 'f'i ---fj7lgP- A-A-.5 --1--4!1.9r.'1: , M,-554- 1: gf:-.--f - :'r?T.i. -.1..4,-- Jfrutifj' .-' . , ,M I J FIR TGRADE K FIRST ROW: Judy Pilgrim, Debbie Bogue, Gloria Williams, Karen Working, Cathy Sailors, Teresa Conrad, Marry Glover, Jane Guenin, Janet Traver, Linda Laycock, Ruth Collins. SECOND ROW: Susie Hiner, Sheila Hendricks, Brenda Haggerty, Linda Miller, Janet Brubaker, Carla Cross, Susie Cochran, Carol McCoy, Larry Jones, Bobby Goodpasture, Gary Wright, Steven Knight, Ricky Eppleyr THIRD ROW: Mike Faust, Phil Stanley, Loren Large, David Dolby, Gordon Guenin, Craig Miller, Donald Sailors, Danny Acton, Johnny McCollister, Mike Cochran, Larry Howell, Mike Marks, Ronnie Weaver, Mrs. Young. J gstimf i at ' ' .. . 3 Ffx , E ill Mfg, ECO D GRADE FIRST ROW: Dana Stevens, Michael Nose, Lon Vandegrift, Wayne Guyer, Dale Nelson, Danny Cecil, Bobby Brubaker, Beckie Sailors, Jo Lynn Stoner, Donna Sailors, Susan Highfill, Karen Swain, Barbara Jones, Jimmy Garrison. SECOND ROW: Ricki Thompson, Randy Chekouras, David Brinson, Edward Johnson, Janet Robbins, Danny Guenin, Dennie Jones, Terry Faust, Monte Williamson, Greg Guenin, Bertha Wearly, Janet Arvin, Janice Arvin, Ronnie Friermood, Connie Bogue. THIRD ROW: Jimmy McCullough, Steven Barton, Dennis Dice, Gary Brown, Diane Jacobs, Ann Williams, Charlotte Keith, Ronnie Scott, George Bruner, John Bechtol, Jimmy Wright, Michael Keene, Peggy Marks, Mrs. Marshall. 7 sm ., ,, -v-:qu ..,....4,-V g..--v 4411: Q O- f f 1 f QI' ,fl V QA I --N, W. Q 5 6 Y 'Y X A f N' 4 0 HV fl! C : 5 'ii ,Q-1 ff' Q nf if-W X f, . r 1 Q- Q- - ,-915 X ,fs-Q :lj 5 Q x -I x, , X x Q ' AJ E , N 32 Q .1 X X .QI Ae4M,WWg, x'S X Q3 -Q 3 QV Q CQ I .,. g w gk ' Y gy f ff? zv- .. tw TX 'Wg if V ' '29 I . 'X f 4 :- V , V- , , , S H L If , Q5 .ug MW , , , gig xx 35' ,f' I f' iii 1 J' , '---'-- 'T - 1,. 4L': 1 1 --M Wfwfii 1 xgxobpj 3 '.'j L A .b 4V: I T4 , w i DE DLY ERNEST STORY OF THE PLAY All through history infants have had the name Ernest be- stowed upon them, and it's safe to assume the recipients of said moniker have grown up and found their niche in life the same as the Johns and Bills and other millions of label- ed pedestrians that parade along the avenue of life. There's nothing startling or even unusual about the name--except to one Henry Gilcrest. You see, just the name Ernest sends Henry into shock. It all started when Henry's boss fired him and his irl friend threw him overboard and Aunt Ethel order- ed him from her boarding house because of no rent money. Well, poor homeless, girl-less and jobless Henry, spending the night in a park, meets one, Mr. Bumpus. He pours out his troubles to Mr. Bumpus, who tells him life has dealt him a miserable blow and he has a friend named Ernest who, for only 317. 83, gets poor downtrodden souls like Henry out of their misery. So Henry, in his pitiful, forlorn condition, pays the money, goes back home and finds fly Aunt Ethel is ready to forgive him, f2j his girl wants another chance, f3J his boss has given him a raise, my life was never happier and better and--BOING--he remembers he's paid his last cent to someone named Ernest to get him out of this world. Needless to say, he's really in misery now, especially when virtually everyone he encounters is named Ernest. There's Margie's beau, Ernie. lMargie is Aunt Ethel's daughter.J Ernie hails from Texas, and Henry just knows he's a gun- slinger. Then there's old maid Ernestine who's writing a murder mystery. Henry hears her discussing it with her sister, Clarissa, and thinks they're plotting his demise. Then there's C. E. Grimm, head of the Grimm Harvester Company, and maker of the very famous Grimm Reaper. Needless to say everything turns out swell and Henry and Gladys live happily. . . happily , well yes, ever after. Henry Gilcrest CAST Robert Smith Aunt Ethel . . . Joyce Rapp Margie .... Marilyn Kistler Pumpkin . . . . Dixie Endsley Jill ........ Zana McClurg Gladys ..... Jeanette Cable Aunt Stella . . . Judy Harper Clarissa ..... .... L avon Melick Ernestine . . . . Dana Sutton Ernie ........ Bob Eppley Mr. Bumpus . .... Allen Owen Sleepy ...... C. E. Grimm Dr. Earnest .. Sherman Grim Larry Jennings Stanley Owen 'fs . -A fe fbxficlf ..,TJ!J,v,ME' t. A - - f 'fh- A ' ...r-f...-, r,..,.- -A 1 5 I- ,, This page co-sponsored by RALPH BRAGG, Phone Marion 131, R. R. ffl, 'La Fontaine, Indiana SP1KER'S JEWELRY, 318 S. Boots St. , Marion, Indiana .f' ,- l 1 g. , l .1'4- -..w.. ,gg i BE.. 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SIXTH ROW: Don Garrison, Dan Emrick, Larry Guenin, Denny McClurg, Gary Nose, Stan- ford Brown, Jimmy Large, Carolyn Silvers, Nancy Miltenburger, Connie Faust, Joyce Dillon, Janice O'Banion, Cornelia Nelson, Idris Endsley, Pa- tricia Heiser. This page sponsored by MAYO'S CLOTHS, IO6 E. Fourth St. , Marion, Indiana vv- , B QS ' i .-M, tri, .fu 5531 V 7 G9 rs. .a.-,.,..-. . Lin . , md 1 av Q F' nf l, 'Q mg-mfr '7':.'id-, - ' mr.: 'I'f-Sill? ' Giflllfk-QYJJJI' :rw A-' mf-4 , .13-::,,.., W . ip., 4 1 'ig 1 --.. 10 31 . 5 -my vm . ' . .AP 1 09,4 Q, .. TJ, 'u .f-...ary It V J:..+, . ff . 'f- , Fu ,. '. T tliffr' fig?-'f' I-425 4 s A 5 If w I:-,u x ' '12 ,. , ' 427' in T 7 , 1 L'-.sa vw, :- .- ,H . .a sl. 'SC J , ,f-' F4 . , ' 455.-, ' fn, I 4,4 ' I vi TUDE T COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Larry Linton, Larry Floyd, Jon Cooper, President, P. A. Smith, Advisor, Allen Owen, Vice-President, Zana McClurg, Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Kendall, Jeanette Cable. 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This page sponsored by LINIGER COMPANY, INCORPORATED, 103-105 Washington St. , Marion, Indiana l 1 Bbw -, fa, r A. -l 1 5 M W - v 1, rw - A K , .8751- ab-,SVI nf. P145 'N ,... -any -,. F 'Y H o w ' s , ug-ir , . J ?- , 3 H x X r i g X J ..,- f-'ffl b . Iv v,WI' 4 'Q ,J If 5 ill 'U-II, ffl f Q x 4. A . - s 2 X I ' ' - e 11. K n ' n :': if 24 X A 'W eee f a' N. o o This page sponsored byg WAYNE R. ATKINSON Rochester, Indiana. I I TUDE T A MANAGER BILL SILVERS JOE CHARLES This page sponsored by LAWRENCE FARM EQUIPMENT, LaFontaine, Indiana CHARLES ST EIDLE MORTON ELLIS -J 15' ln ,SAV VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Larry Jennings, Stanley Owen, Allen Owen, Richard Charles, Pat O'Banion Bob Smith, John Brane, Lewie Martin. FRONT ROW: Jon Cooper, Claude Brane, Jerry Kendall, Roger Faust. SEASON RECORD WE OPP. THEY 50 59 ....Sweetser.. ....R0ann ....Some1-set ...... .54 ....Chester Twp. ...55 ....Urbana..........54 ....White's ....Jeff. Twp. ....Centra1.., ....Urbana... 59 69 45 76 ....Ro11..... ....68 ....Noble..... ...66 ....Jeff. Twp. 53 ....Laketon... ...51 ....VanBuren......65 53 ....But1er..... 4-WAY 64 .... Noble ..... 62 58 51 ....Somerset....... COUNTY 70 56 58 63 53 57 56 52 .... Lagro . . . . . . 65 53 68 61 53 77 92 56 .... White's ......... 55 53 .... Laketon ......... 54 SECTIONAL 44 .... White's ........ 37 53 .... Central .... . . .59 NAME Cooper Kendall S. Owen Charles A. Owen Martin Brane Faust O'Banion Jennings Smith A 235 250 226 189 131 98 58 23 13 6 5 STATISTICS PCT FTA .362 107 .372 176 .381 107 .460 59 .380 50 .367 59 .480 30 .391 2 .384 7 .667 2 .200 O FT 71 114 59 31 26 43 10 0 5 1 0 PTC .663 .647 .551 .525 .520 .729 . 333 .000 .714 .500 .000 TOTAL 241 300 231 205 126 115 66 18 15 9 2 in-:J xi . 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This Page Sponsored by FARMERS CO-OP CO, , LaFontaine, Indiana. nl nh ,yu , In vi U :A 4- 'Ll ll I f .f O 1 ,1,'T,2',, F'r!1-,Y-, .' 1 L ' ., Lax. wa... ...,4:z.:L. --'.'4..V -1:1 - , ' ' OFTBALL FIRST ROW: Claude Brane, Stanley Owen, Allen Owen, Jon Cooper, Bob Smith, Bill Silvers, John Brane. SECOND ROW: Harold Gotchall, Lewie Martin, Roger Faust, Max Waggener, Bob Rigney, Larry Jennings Jerry Kendall. Coaches - Morton Ellis and Charles Steidle. E .- r I : X X x 1 l. 2 mo V A T X . . x-' 6' pl v film, PQ? 5 mjffff' xX '? g f! Q23 ' mi' K PW7 HQ I , X saw yi 41,5 k,,- Q: X! I 3 I ji, .J :I Z :U I 'if ' :': f 'PFW .K 5' E' L I . ix I V X I E N ff - fi, pi !.,. ,Ki X XX J'iQ:s:hR , : f QM - x F X x .A 5 :FK 'V i ifffg 1 X 2 3' , A' ix R viii, W I ggfhfjxiiif 'Ny XJ 3 lm 4 Q15 3 C'- 'fN fam H L,'VjQl,f'.'H,' 'M wx ,- 5 .. N , AW J' jf NL xx IM xg , 'g - X X ,v 1 A v E.. If I .55 !, , , f H 'xt ,ff qi' ' ' - , 1 -ff 5 ' N ' , 9 ,' Mk N 7 I 0,6 1 K. 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