Lacrosse High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Lacrosse, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1949 volume:

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Swartzell 4, Class of lJ4O 4, sg' Entered service: May 21, 1942 ' SUPHLHE SACRIFICE Q, Battle of Brittany i!! gg August 7, 1944 we'- vletfg ' I ' 5. J im, nw e if A rg! till 5 iiilf' .,, fe ' Aug K3, U h qui: V ff' -nllllllhl A , .,lV ,ffl , , .fx ' : Corporal William Burke Y- X class of 1955 ' ' 1 Entered service: Dec. 17, 1942 -L my , SUPREME SACHIFICE 'Q L Italy V Aja, X A, May 30, 1944 P Q I F, 4 R SI R I s , fx 2 6 if 4, S L. , If y W 4 4' '- fn f 5 ,, ' ' -as 4 AQ Private Everett L. James Class of 1941 Entered service: Feb. 1945 SUPREME SACRIFICB North African Area Reported missing Nov. 23, 1345 Reported killed Dec. 1945 '-one-,f oybxa o 0 4 A sJ+ 1 Mr. J. B. naskom Mr. John H. McBeth Principal Commerce - Social Studies Math. - Physics .All-5. fn. Q' 7 Mr. Leonard R. Black Miss Betty Lou Jones V Physical Ed. - Commerce Home bc. - Biology Physical Ld. s 10 Z0 Miss Dorothy Wagner Miss Glee Hume Music English - Latin QI! s YG? S S333 I xl t w I - I CL Go I Q7 3 l N, X fx 'N df 'K .QV W N K ff NN 'f A' '1 , . ,.,M,g? 'Qzpf Hubert P. Jtotts Georfe A. pick Presiicnt Vice-Treaident 4 Vernie Jeane Krueger Delores Jean Heinold Secretary and Treasurer 1 Shirley Ann Johnson Betty Lou Stonecipher SJ ik i, 1 r .Q J n 1 5 ' 5' ,,,LtL.'h '.LA.' '1 I w nlllixxxrx D. JeQ,'3'z'1wx Pefpgy .form .french NW lviu Arm E-'ilfrr Lain Ju'1n Kurlwclx . ww NY. ellf wk 1' I' - I5 as , aQs,: SENIOR CLASS HISTORY FOUR SHORT YEARS AGO WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF '49 STARTED OUR FRESHHAN YEAR AT OLD LACROSSE HIGH. OUR CLASS GONSISTED or SIXTEEN MEMBERS. THAT YEAR BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF BEING INIT- IATED, AND ALSO OF OUR ALGEBRA GLASS. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR GEORGE PICK UOINED Us FROM WANATAH. MARY SPRAGUE LEFT Us AT THE END OF THE YEAR AND MOVED T0 WHEATFIELD. OUR CLASS OFFICERS FOR THAT YEAR wERE PRESIDENT- Boa STDTTS, VIGE PRESlDENT'VERNIE KRUEGER, SECRETARY AND TREASURER-JOYCE EARLE, REPORT- ER-STANLEY HAYES. OUR GLASS SPONSOR FOR THAT YEAR wAS MISS HUHE. IN OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR WE STARTED WITH SIxTEEN HEHGERS. DURING THAT YEAR WE LOST RONALD MCMAHAN AND HAROLD SHIREHAN. BILL SEYFRIED FROM SAN PIERRE UDINED Us DURING THE YEAR. WE ALL REMEMBER INITIATING THE FRESHMEN AND ALSO MR. BLAGR. THE GLASS OFFIOERS FOR THE YEAR wERE PRESIDENT--VERNIE KRUEGER, VlCg PRESIDENT-PEGGY FRENCH, SEGRETARY AND TREA- SURER---PATRIGIA FILER, REPORTER---'MILLIE SwARTzELL. THAT YEAR OUR GLASS SPONSOR WAS MR. BLAGK. WE STARTED OUR JUNIOR YEAR WITH FOURTEEN NEH- SERS. DURING THAT YEAR WE wERE REPT QUITE BUSY SELLING CANDY, POP, AND POPCORN AT THE HOME BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL GAHES. THE HOST EXCITING EVENTS OF THE YEAR WERE OUR PROM AND OUR PLAY, 'BROTHER GDOSE', DIRECTED BY MISS HUHE AND MISS DAvIS. THE GLASS OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR wERE PRESIDENT--Boa STOTTS, VIGE PRESIDENT-'STANLEY HAYES, SECRETARY'--VERNIE KRUEGER, TREASURER-JOYCE EARLE, AND REPORTER- BILL SEYFRIED. THEN COMES OUR SENIOR YEAR IN WHICH WE HAvE ALL HAD A GOOD TIHE. STANLEY HAYES LEFT Us AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR, LEAvING US 'Sa K I 9, f X IL J A an 1 , v .1 gf 'He 4 1 U 1 A u r 5 4. p 9 y N 'A . ' rr tl -52'-'W . , ' ,, U15 ' nh.. Q- - ' 1 I . in-4 . f , sm-1 ...M 1- . .V-.YJ -Y, 1 .V -1. V 53 ' . . .nh . x .-r-r 1. -.-rn .n-1, .,.,, w X H. W ...,- ,r 1 V .- '-If .. W .I E .. . ' Y ' , 1' -h lm -4.4 1 Vs, .2-... M' JA v . .. ' 'C . -,. . ,A .V . N' la. 'Z ,-.Hy Q -1 1 F' 4 e nu 'Q-W v xv 11 ,kr 'X .. 5. -.H -' ,.,!- 3- 1 .3 :SH - e 5 Q. . 3 1441 -A. ,, .- , X- '- .- rv., ---- A , X? . If rw. 41. , 1 -QV., , .Gi ' I ' - f ' ', I 4 if. . .. - ,,- --'E ' ' ' 1. I - ' - 1' I . E ' I - r ' 1. , . , , . - y I -. ' ' ' ' If ' , ' H' ' ' ' A 74 ' I j ,. 5 Uv' ' I '. ' 1. , . A - .,,.4v, . ., . . .-4, I 3 ., ,. 5' A ,- S , T , . ,PMA -.. F 4 . ,., R, .- ,,., , . - I -1. 'f H. W., ', F' v--E, . ,I .- . . M... -A M.. I+ 4, 'il -I- 'fx lv . -F., , ., 'M ,- - - A,-.psy-.,,,.-,P.. H can THIRTEEH MEMBERS. IE wILL ALWAYS .REHEHEER THE TIRING AND THE cooo TIMES IN GETTING OUT THE SCHOOL PAPER. DURING OUR SENIOR YEAR WE oAvE THE PLAY, 'WE SHOOK THE FAHILY TREE', DIRECTED av MISS HuHE. OUR oLAss orrIcERs ron THE YEAR wERE PRESIDENT----Boa STOTTS,VIOE PRESIDENT AND REPORTER-GEoRoE PIcR, SECRETARY AND TREASURER-VERNIE KRuEcER. OuR CLASS SPONSOR FOR THIS YEAR WAS MR. WASKOM. OuR cRAouATINc cLAss HAS FIVE MEMBERS WHO STARTED OUT TOGETHER IN THE FIRST oRAoE. THEY ARE THE FOLLOWlN0g JOYCE EARLE, VERNIE KRuEoER BETTY STONECIPHER, Bos STOTTS AND MILLIE 5wARTzELL. -- MILLIE SWARTZSLL -- SENIOR CLASS WILL WE, THE cLAss or 1949, or THE LACROSSE HIGH SCHOOL, BEING or souuo MIND AND MEMORY Ano uuoERsTAuoINc, oo HEREBY nEoLARE THIS occu- UENT T0 BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT T0 BE EXECUTED on OUR OOMMENOEMENT oAY, MAY 11, 1949- I, JOYCE EARLE, oo 'WILL AND BEQUEATH MY wou- DERFUL ATTITUDE AND PLEASING DIsPosITIoN TO MARY MATHEWS. I, PATRICIA FILER, no WILL AND BEQUEATH MY TALL FRAME TO JOE SvAaEx. I, JEAN HEINOLD, no WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ABILITY T0 HANG on T0 A HAH TO MYRTLE POSTON. I, SHIRLEY JOHNSON, oo WILL AND BEQUEATH MY SURPLUS WEIGHT T0 ANN ROBERTS- Ll 1 Egg., O0 In xiwai --.-.4, LQLFYVEL A I QL If 1' 'QE J-v.:a,, I, LOIS KORLOCH, D0 wILL AND BEQUEATH MY Ro- MANTIC WAY WITH THE MEN TO MARILYN MILLER. gQy' 96 IH' , K ' N MN L f- ., I I, VERNIE KRUEGER, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY rLExINo MUSCLES T0 NORMAN TVURDY. I, GEORGE PIcx, DO WILL AND eEQuEATH MY RUN' NING ABILITY TO FREDDIE BEECHER. , I, BILL SEYERIED, D0 WILL AND BEQUEATH MY WAY WITH THE GIRLS T0 JOHN ROBERTS. I, WALTER SIKDRA, D0 WILL AND BEQUEATH uv OUTSPOKENESS T0 MARIAN JOHNSON. I, BETTY STDNEDIPHER, D0 wILL AND aEQuEATH MY WAY WITH THE TEACHERS T0 EARL HAYES. I, Boa STOTTS, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY DRIV' ING ABILITY or DODGING Docs T0 MISS HUME. I, MILLIE SwARTzELL, DO WILL AND BEQUEATH MY sTEADINEss AND ABILITY TO HOLD A Doa T0 Touuv TUCKERQ ' I, PEGGY FRENCH, HAvE NOTHING TD WILL AS I NEED ALL I HAVE. WE, THE SENIoRs or 'k9, D0 WILL AND BEQUEATH ALL or oun ouu WE HAD TO THROW AWAY AND ALL or THE COMIC aoons WE HAD TO PUT AWAY T0 Mass HUME. WE, THE SENIOR GIRLS or '49, D0 wILL AND ac- QUEATH ALL THE THREADS WE LEFT LAYING ON THE FLOOR AND ALL THE MATCHES WE usED FOR BURNING TESTS AND ouR ABILITY T0 USE ouR HEADS T0 Mass JONES, WE, THE SENIORS or '49, D0 wILL AND DEQUEATH THE ABILITY or THE GIRLS T0 PLAY BASKETBALL K O Lo' v K I, -v-- N , fir? ' Fl. f 'up-I,,I, ' ' .' .5 A Iigbj--' -' , Il I II.V.EL,Qi.:..'ff,, '2' - - 'ff' Q . ' f-'P .- Q I F . ..,,xfn,,' - W :Dsl-I 1 FV, 'i-I I fig II 5,-Q I 4,53 ' . S ' .5 ' A 'I 1 ' .. V 495, ' , ' ' 1' -.' I sl. . VIX- H' ' . 1 - I II V , I . 'J' Q ' . ' ' '- 5. ,V JW: I.-If ,fi I5 - 4 ff , Y 1 '- f , VI ,.- ,. I, A f- . .- 1 V P f V. f ' f -'gf L' 'Pia ef ' U, . ., ,. 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IIIIIEI . f-1, 4 ' Q 1., -A..1-. u -lr In 1 F' f kv fe ,-1- .1gi I Ano THE ABILITY or THE BOYS T0 TYPE TO MR. r' t BLACK. WE, THE SENIons OF '49, oo WILL AND BEQUEATH ALL oun TYPING PAPERS WE HAD TO Twnow AWAY AND oun ABILITY TO SELL ADVERTISEMENTS Fon THE TIGRETTE TO MR. McBETH. WE, THE SENIoas or '49, oo WILL AND BEQUEATH ALL or ous EXCUSE BLANKS WE NEVER TURNED IN AND A TEN Pouuo Box or ASPIRIH T0 MR. WASKOM, WE, THE SENIORS OF '49, oo WILL AND BEQUEATH oun ABILITY T0 SKIP OUT OF MR. BLACK'S STUDY HALL, TO FIND EXOUSES T0 G0 UP TOWN, OUR STRAIGHT ONE HUNORED'S IN CIVICS EXAMS, ALL OF THE 347-3 I OUR GUM AND CANDY WRAPPERS TO ALL OF UNDER'CLASSMENa -- PEGGY FRENCH -- COLORS! MAROON AND WHITE FLowER: WHITE Ross MoTTo: LIFE ls WHAT WE MAKE IT NICKNAMES JOYCE EARLE 'Uo MAYU PATRICIA FILER WPATU PEGGY FRENCH HPEGH JEAN HEIHoLo HHEINIEU SHIRLEY JoHHsoH HJOHNNYU Lols KORLOCH HCORKYH VERNIE KRUEGER UDUTCHR GEORGE PICK USPEEDH BILL SEYFRIEO HWEE WILLIEH WALTER SI KORA WALT BETTY Lou SToHEcIPHEn HSTONEYH Boa STOTTS HTAILSPINH MILLIE SWARTZELL HMILN Q. I 5 . , X ff I K K. J 1 ,.. NL -'29 ME' 'T -If if SENIOR CLASS POEM MR. WASKOM AS OUR NEW PRINCIPAL DAME EVERYONE THOUOHT HE WOULDN'T BE VERY TAME. WELL HE SURELY HAS CHANGED OUR MINDS BECAUSE HE TREATS US GOOD AND IS VERY FINE. Mn. McBE'ru, oun 'rncuen an 'rvpmc SELDOM DID HE EVER DO ANY GRIPING. HE wAs REALLY SWELL MAY THE UNDEROLASSMEN GET ALOND AS WELL AS WE DID. Oun coAcH or ATHLETICS, MR. BLACK Sou: or rn: TIME LOOKS LIKE A sAn sAcx, IN THE ASSEMBLY You CLEAR HE ACTS LIKE THAT ALL THE TIME AND IT ISN'T QUEER. Mass Huus wno rnou Kenrucxv cAua DRILLED ENGLISH TO us TILL oun BRAINS wen: LAME. Souerzucs su: WOULD BUT wnsn You GET T0 Miss Jonas wuo onus TAuoHT Hou: sc. Ano WILL. i We rn: Sennons or '49 wON'T ronoer A TEACHER wuo wAs VERY FINE H: wAs ous PRINCIPAL ron ELEVEN YcAne You Ano onve You THREE 4 Mn. Hunr, ws sALuT: cucsns. TO ALL OF US KIDS b HEAR HIM SHOUT, LOUD AND oar AwruLLY uAo Know HER sn: nsN'r so aAo. T0 LACnosss wAs REALLY aoasw LITTLE FIRST GRADERS STARTING TO SCHOOL WILLING TO WORK AND TO 00 BY THE RULE MANY A MILE ws nan aloe TD HAVE OUR SCHOOLMATES BY OUR SIDE 'fi N - s , ff .L WHEN WE DET OUT WE WILL REMEMBER HER STILL How SHE MADE US OLEAN HER ROOM AND DO HER - I I THEN WE WERE EIGHTH GRADERS LOW AND BEHOLD WE THOUGHT WE WERE BIG AND WE AGTED SO OLD. THEN WE WERE FRESHMEN AND OUR BOLONESS SHRUNK BECAUSE THE' UPPERGLASSMEN THOUGHT WE WERE BUNK. Now WE ARE SENIORS FINISHING scHooL SOMETIMES IT wAs HARD BUT WE CAME THROUGH. Now T0 OLE LACROSSE HIGH wE'LL SAY ADIEU IN THE YEARS AHEAD WE'LL REMEMBER YOU. JOYCE EARLE IS A GIRL WHO LIKES TO GO OUT AND WHEN IT couss T0 BOYS SHE SURE CAN SHOUT. ONE or THESE DAYS HER WOLFING wILL BE 0'RE SHE'LL FIND A BOY AND KEEP HIM FOREVER MORE. PAT FILER WHO cANE TO LACROSSE DIDN'T HAVE A BOYFRIEND AND WAS AT A LOSS. THEN SHE TOOK ADVANTAGE or LEAP YEAR Now sHE IS BUD FRITZ'S LITTLE DEAR. PEGGY FRENCH WHO IS LIKE A BEE MADE HENRY COME DOWN ON BENOED KNEE. BuT YOU KNOW PEGGY SHE SAID, 'No' SD BACK T0 VALPD HARRY DID oo. JEAN HEINDLD wHo SURPRISED us ALL WILL BECOME GEORGE'S BRIDE NEXT FALL THEN THEY WILL BUILD A LITTLE NEST WHERE TILL OLD AGE THEY WILL REST. SHIRLEY JOHNSON OUR COUPLAINING GIRL HAS NEVER BEEN OUT ON A TWIRL. BUT DIDK WILL ALWAYS BE THERE T0 GUIDE WHEN SHIRLEY TAKES PILLS T0 FEEL BETTER INSIDE. , '-wp f,I 5 LUIS KORLOOH WHO IS THE OLD uAID or OUR oLAss Ncijli WILL SOMEDAY MAKE A WONDERFUL LASS. A F THEN T0 CHICAGO SHE WILL oo V Ag To MARRY A aov WHOU SHE DID KNOW. EIT' ,PL L L I u U0 XJ. ...N ig' A GEORGE PICK wHo LIKES TO RUN THINKS IT lSN'T WORK, BUT ALL IN FUN. Orr T0 COLLEGE HE WILL oo To MAKE sooo AS A RUNNER WE ALL KNOW. BILL SEYFRIED ouR uNIoN PAID PLUMBER LAYS AROUND ALL WINTER AND woRKs IN THE SUMMER. HE WANTS T0 EARN A LDT or MONEY So HE CAN MARRY A WOMAN wHo HE CALLS HIS HONEY- 'ALTER SIKDRA, wHo IS QUITE A CLOWN MOVED FROM THE FARM INTD TowN. To FIND UANIE wHo IS VERY SWEET ALWAYS TO KEEP WALTER VERY NEAT. BETTY STDNEDIPHER, wHo LIKES T0 BE, WITH TEACHERS ON HER DENDED KNEE. WHO LATER WILL TAKE LEo AS HER OROOM KEEPING LED ON THE RUN WITH HER aRooM. Orr T0 COLLEGE Boa STOTTS WILL oo To TAKE up ooAcHINo WE ALL KNOW. LATER HE WILL TAKE DoRIs A8 HIS WIFE TOGETHER THEY wILL HAVE A HAPPY LIFE. MILLIE SWARTZELL, wHo LIKES T0 BE AT HOME AMONG THE FAMILY, To LOOK AND T0 FIND HERSELF SOMEDAY A RED HEAD WHOM SHE THINKS WILL PAY. Now I SHALL WRITE MY NAME AT THE LAST ITs BEEN FUN DIGGING IN THE FUTURE AND A IN THE PAST. 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'f' ! 1 ' ' gh-V Q 5 V ' ' ' X . f ' . A .. . 'I ' I V .4 . -1 I , W , ,, , . A . . - 4. .' ' J x . - . - , N , - sl. . 1 , 'Q' ' . I I ' I - , f K, ' Q, '.,- ' ' .- Q- - 1 , ', - 45 ' 1 ,A 'H .iv ' A - , x ' U , .- 4 ' ' 1 -- ,, yy, N 1. w A-f - I' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY THIS WAS THE LAST DAY or SGHOOL AND I wAs DLAD. I wAs GETTING TIRED or TEACHING IN THIS REEDRNATDRY. I WENT HOME AND STRAIGHT' ENED ouT uv eooxs, ron TOMORROW I wAs ooINo TO FLORIDA ON uv vAcATIoN. THE NEXT MORNING I GOT INTO A TAXI AND STARTED EDR THE AIR PORT. THE uAN DRIVING THE TAXI DRovE VERY FAST AND REGKLESS AND AcTED LIKE HE DIDN'T HAvE A CARE IN THE WORLQ As THE MAN STARTED SINGING TO HIMSELF, IAT ONCE RECOGNIZED HIM AS Boa STOTTS, HE TDLD ME HE HAD HAD THIS Joe SINCE HE GRADUATED FROM SCHOOL IN 1949. HE SAID HE HAD T0 BE cAREruL NOW aEcAusE HE HAD wREcNED THREE BARS AND ONE MORE WOULD NEAN HE WOULD LOSE HIS Doa. I BID Boa rAREwELL AS WE DANE TO THE AIR PORT. I soARDED THE PLANE AND IN TEN MINUTES WE WERE IN THE AIR. I HEARD ALL THE Youwo aovs WHISTLE AT THE sTEwARDEss AND I TURNED AROUND AND RECOGNIZED HER IMMEDIATELY. SHE wAs NONE OTHER THAN PEGGY FRENCH. SHE TOLD UE SHE LOVED HER Doe AS IT GAVE HER A oooo cHANcE TO PICK up A MAN. SHE ASKED ME TO COME UP T0 THE DADIN T0 SEE THE PILOT wHo wAs AN OLD OLASSMATE or OURS. I SAW A LITTLE ouv SIT' TING AT THE CONTROLS or THE PLANE. HE wAs so SHORT THAT HE WAS SITTING ON THREE PILLOWS TO SEE our or THE WINDOW. As HE TURNED AROUND I KNEW AT ONCE THAT HE wAs BILL SEYFRIED. BILL TDLD ME HE LIKED FLYING FOR IT HADE PEOPLE LOOK UP T0 HIM. As WE GAME oNTo THE LANDING FIELD I DID PED AND BILL so LONG AND WENT BACK T0 uv SEAT. As I GOT T0 uv HOTEL AND STARTED UP T0 uv ROOM A BELLBOY ASK IF I WOULD LIKE HIM T0 U L self 00 -i-iii-ti CARRY MY BAGS. WHEN I SAID I DID, HE PIOKEO UP MY BAGS. HE ACTED AS IF THEY WERE FEATH- ERS. BY HIS GREAT STRENGTH AND BULGING MUSf CLES I KNEW HIM T0 BE WALT SIRORA.WALT AND I CHATTED TOGETHER AS WE WENT UP IN THE ELE- VATOR. HE TOLD ME HE LIKED HIS JOB BECAUSE ALL HE WANTED WAS A BED AND SOMETHING TO EAT. I WOKE UP THE NEXT MORNING AS THE SCRUB WOMAN CAME INTO MY ROOM. SHE DlDN'T SAY A wORO TO ME BUT STARTED T0 scRUB THE FLOOR. HER LONG HAIR WAS HANGING DOWN IN HER FACE AND FINALLY WHEN SHE LOOKEO UP I SAW IT wAs NONE OTHER THAN PATRICIA FILER. PAT TOLO ME SHE HAO T0 OO THIS T0 KEEP HER FAMILY GOING, FOR HER HUSBANDS PENSION WOULD NOT KEEP THEIR sEvEN BOYS IN FOOO ANO CLOTHING. As I FELT sORRY FOR HER I TIPPEO HER A QUARTER ANO STARTED OUT TO SEE THE SIGHTS OF THE CITY. I HEAOEO FOR THE BEACH AS I THOUGHT A SWIM WOULD OO ME GOOD. AFTER SWIMMING FOR A WHILE I SUOOENLY GOT A ORAMP IN MY LEG. I STARTED YELLING FOR HELP AND THE LIFE GUARD RUSHEO OUT TO ME. As HE PUT HIS ARM AROUNO ME HE BLUSHED. WHEN WE GOT OUT OF THE WATER I KNEW HIM T0 BE GEORGE PIOK. GEORGE ANO I HAD sUP- PER TOGETHER THAT EVENING. DURING THE MEAL HE TOLD ME ABOUT ONE OF OUR CLASSMATES WHO RAN A WONDERFUL NIGHT CLUB. AFTER OUR DINNER WE WENT TO THE NIGHT CLUBQ THERE A WOMAN WAS DOING THE BALLON OANOE. WHEN SHE HAO FINISHED SHE JOINEO Us AT OUR TABLE. TO MY SURPRISE SHE WAS NONE OTHER THAN SHIRLEY JOHNSON, NOW FRENCH. I ASKED SHIRLEY WHY SHE WAS DANCING AND SHE TOLD ME THAT IT COST TO MUOH TO HIRE OTHER GIRLS, aEsIOEs SHE THOUGHT SHE WAS AS GOOO AS ANY OF THE OTHER OANcERs IN TOWN. THE NEXT OAY I THOUGHT I WOULD G0 T0 THE GIR- cus THAT HAD COME TO MIAMI, As I WAS WALKING L .T7-93' AZ ,J - -H I If 4. J, I 'B I X I X 71 -I - T' 'YJ AROUND THE MIDWAY I HEARD A MAN WHO KEPT SHOUTING TO COME IN AND SEE HTHE MONKEY WO- MAN? I THOUGHT I WOULD RISK A DIME AND SEE WHAT SHE LOOKED LIKE. INSIDE THE TENT THE W0- MAN KEPT MOTIONING FOR ME T0 COME OVER T0 HER. SHE WHISPERED IN MY EAR THAT SHE WANTED T0 SEE ME AFTER THE SHOW. WHEN SHE HAD TAKEN OFF HER DISGUISE I WAS VERY SURPRISEO T0 SEE SHE WAS JOYCE EARLE. SHE TOLD ME IT WAS AN EASY JOB, WHAT SHE LIKED MOST ABOUT IT WAS THAT SHE WAS HER OWN BOSS. WHEN I LEFT THERE I STARTED ON THROUGH THE MIDWAY. I THOUGHT I SHOULD KNOW THE WOMAN RUNNING THE GAMBLING STAND. THE WAY SHE ROLLED THOSE DICE WITH HER LEFT HAND I KNEW AT ONCE THAT IT WAS MILLIE SWARTZELL. MILLIE TOLD ME SHE HAD BEEN WITH THE CIRCUS FOR THREE YEARS AND DECIDED TO STAY WITH IT FOR' EVER. LATER I BADE MILLIE FAREWELL AND AGAIN STARTED ON MY WAY, AS I CAME UPON A SIDE SHOW CALLED THE HCHARM- ING HOURW I THOUGHT I WOULD G0 IN. A WOMAN WAS DOING SOME KIND OF A DANCE. I NOTIOED SHE ALWAYS DANCED UP TO A BLACK HEADED FELLOW. AS I WALKED UP TO THE FRONT ROW I NOTIOED SHE WAS VERNIE KRUEGER. LATER VERNIE TOLD ME SHE TOOK THIS JOB so THAT JIM, HER HUSBAND, WOULDN'T HAVE T0 WORK. SHE SAID SHE JUST LOVED T0 HAVE HIM SIT IN THE FRONT ROW EVERY I SAID SO LONG DAY AND JUST WATCH HER DANCE. T0 VERNIE AS I HAD T0 MEET MY TRAIN FOR MY OLD HOME TOWN LACROSSE, INDIANA. I DECIDED T0 LAY BACK AND REST A WHILE AS IT WOULD BE A LONG RIDE. TWO DAYS FROM NOW MY TRAIN WOULD ARRIvE IN CHICAGO AND I WOULD AL- MOST BE HOME. IT WAS A MISTY AND DREARY DAY WHEN I ARRIVED SO I DECIDED I NEEDED A PEPER- UPPER. AOROSS THE STREET WAS A CUTE LITTLE COCKTAIL BAR NAMED HBETTYIS BAMBINOU I DEOID ED TO G0 IN. GEE, WHAT A LAY-OUT. I FOUND uigg--,yi,Q- . , ,. .w. , In , l I , - I J --'Z NZ-:Q if f Aga -..-wg. . I-.. -A . I: '-CQIYTA Q I 3 MI,-TIE ' S A TABLE AND SAT DOWN, I GAVE MY ORDER T0 THE WAITRESS AND PRETTY sooN A SINGER CAME ouT AND STARTED AMBLING THROUGH THE CROWD. SHE HAD THAT FLIRTY LOOK IN HER EYE FOR EvERY Dov SHE MET. I THOUGHT THAT I SHOULD IRKGGGIIEE HER. I ALMOST JUMPED OUT OF MY SEAT, BETTY STONECIPHER WORKING IN A COCKTAIL LOUNGE. WHEN I GOT T0 TALK TO HER SHE TOLD ME LED OWNED IT: THEY THOUGHT IT WOULD AQVERTISE THE BUSINESS IF SHE SANG, BETTY ALso SAID THAT THEY DlDN'T HAVE ANY CHILDREN AS YET BECAUSE SHE WOULD NOT HAVE FREEDOM THEN. I SAID so LONG TO BETTY AS I wAs GOING HOME. 8 As I WAS WALKING TO THE aus STATION I DECIDED ' T0 PICK UP A NEWSPAPER AT oNE or THE STANDS. A OH MY, LOOK AT THAT POOR WOMAN SELLING LITTLE TRINxETs,I THOUGHT. WELL, HERE'S WHERE I ' yx WILL HELP HER ouT so I WALKED OVER TO HER. SHE WAS A NICE LOOKING WOMAN, BUT vERY SAD. THE MINUTE SHE SPOKE T0 ME I KNEW IT WAS LOIS . KoRLocH. SHE SAID SHE WAS MARRIED AND HAD A NICE BIG FAMILY OF EIGHT AND THEN HER HUSBAND RAN OFF WITH ANOTHER woMAN. Lols SAID, HMEN, I I HATE THE SIGHT OF THEMN. THIS wAs HER ONLY WAY T0 SUPPORT HER FAMILY. WELL I HAD T0 HuRRY ON so I BADE HER FAREWELL. Sf!-EI As I BOARDED THE aus I HAPPENED TO THINK How NICE IT wAs TO SEE ALL OF MY CLASSMATES. EVERYBODY wAs IN THEIR OWN WALK OF LIFE AND THOSE NICE FAMILIES THEY HAD. ALL AT oNoE I THouGHT, HPHOOEYU ON THE REFORM SCHOOL, I'M X MEETING GEORGE AND WE'RE GOING TO MEET THE PARSON AND wHo Knows, MAYBE WE WILL HAVE oNE OF THOSE NICE LITTLE FAMILIES OF OUR OWN. I -'JEAN HEINOLD -' J -- GEORGE PICK -- I X ,W 45 fiif ff ' Q? N 1 , A: ax n L.X, 'I I ,, X Q l .5 2 ffzif 1 Ear. ...M--A -. Tzn. SHN IDRS First row KL tw HD: Pe5'y French, Shirley Johnson, Jenn Hulnold, Vcruie Kruefcr. Second row: , Joyce garle. Third row: Walter Slkora, George Rick, Vntricln bllcr, Robert Stotts, Mildred Swnrtzell, Betty Ltonecipher Lois Korloch, Nr. doskom. Missing: Bill Seyfried. Q43 QW I, .111 A, J Q-bij O I b Q29 REMEMBER? 1938 First row CL to RJ: Harold Tommy Tucker, John Roberts, Joan Nelson, Nancy Hyatte, McCullough, Howard Hunsley, Curtis Bonham, Roger Kelly. Second row: Alvin Pfeifer, Elsie Hunt, Louise Meibohm, Carl Lippelt, Ralph Meiss. Third row: Billie McClellan, Millie Swurtzell, Shirley Pfeifer, Barbara Gramley, Robert Stotta, Joyce Earle, Harold Zahn. Fourth row: Betty Stonecipher, Mary Sprague, Vernie Krueger, Joan Zimmerman, Harry Benham, Harold Shireman, Glen Hartz, Miss Deal. 'Y' Q 1 qgb D -Y v5 I ll JUNIOR CLASS First row KL to RJ: Virginia Poston, Elsie Hunt, Bernice Sikora. Second row: Walter Shireman, Alvin Pfeifer, Harold Zahn, Tommy Tucker. Third row: Mr. John McBeth, Carl Lippelt, John Roberts, Norman Tvrdy, Ralph Meiss. 669+ Q, ' x N our '3 VY! 'B N 5 5 Gs L83 I . so ' Lr SOPHOMORE CLASS First row QL to RJ: Myrtle Poston, Margaret Curry. Polly French, Evanna Marquardt, Marilyn Miller, Second row: Donald Bucher, Mary Mathews, Ann Roberts, Earl Hayes, Marian Johnson, Nila Luke, Third row: Lynn Kennedy, Bill Fagan, Harry Benham, Wayne Pfledderer, Freddie Beecher, Mn Leonard Black. JUNIOR CLASS COLORS: PURPLE AND SILVER FLOWER: WHITE GARDENIA MOTTO: WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT-TOMMY TUCKER, VICE PRESIDENT-RALPH Q MEISS, SECRETARY AND REPORTER-BERNICE SIKORA TREASURER-HAROLD ZAHN, SPONSOR-4MR. MCBETH. WE SOLD POP, POPCORN, AND CANDY AT THE HOME 1 BASEBALL AND BASKETBALL CAMES. WE HAvE GIVEN DANCES THIS YEAR T0 MAKE MONEY. JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS WE RECEIVED OUR CLASS RINGS. WE 1 HAD LOCKED FORWARD T0 THEM FOR QUITE A WHILE. A WE HAVE CHOSEN OUR PLAY WHICH WILL BE GIVEN THE LAST OF MARCH OR THE FIRST OF APRIL. IT X IS HTAKE IT EASYH. FOR MOST OF Us IT WILL BE OUR FIRST EXPERIENCE AT GIVING A PLAY. T' SOPHOMO RE CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND WHITE FLOWER: AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE MOTTO: PATIENCE EXCEEDS KNOWLEDGE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: POLLY FRENCH, VICE PRESIDENT : EVANNA MARGUARDT, SECRETARY! ANN ROBERTS, TREASURER: MARIAN JEAN JOHNSON, REPORTER: X MARY PAULINE MATHEWS. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS IS PROUD T0 KNOW THAT ALL S OF THE BOYS IN THE CLASS HAVE TAKEN BASKET- I BALL ALONG WITH OTHER SPORTS. WE'LL ALL ,I STAND BACK OF THESE BOYS AND CHEER, T0 HELP THEM CLIMB TO THE vERY TOP IN SPORTS. WE WISH THEM THE BEST OF LUCK, ALSO TO OUR SPON- SOR AND COACH, MR. BLACK. E ' X-.iq x e.'4g3Ff A,,, Hx. X g X A 'X .,f JI U rn x ii . M 'F' ..Lf., 'X J-.fa IWW has , V V. NW . Y 4- f Wu ., A ,, .fav 7' - F' JMV.-Marg, ,z , ' -,n Hi f 2 Y .,,,., ,,., FRESIMEN CLASS First row CL to RJ: Joe Svabek, Kenneth Bucher, Paul Pfeifer, Bonnie Gross, Beverly Stonecipher, Melvin Wallace. Second row: Eugene Sikora, Norma Stmnley, John Tucker, Gloria Spless, Marlene Tucker, Miss Glee Hume. Third row: Betty Arnold, Bruce Wright, Robert Funkhouser, Curtis Benham, Barbara Ffledderer, Leona Swartzell. ,4- 7th and 8th Grades First row CL to RD: Paul Curry, Donald Curry, John Berkshire, Gene Wright, Roland Wallace, Marvin Wallace, Ernest McCullough, Richard Wright. Second row: Helen Fagan, Faye Holmgren, Evelyn Vokoa, Pat Spices, Patsy Sikora, Carolyn Spiess, Mary Fagan. Third row: Donald Thomlinson, Carol Schoon, Mary Ann Turner, Joyce Steadman, Edith Hayes, Ronald Krueger, Ted Christoph, Willis Meiss. Fourth row: Edmund Kasner, Ronald Zahn, Van Benham, Les Earle, David Taylor, Jack Younggreen, Jim Luke, Robert Abshirm Missing from the picture are as follows: Dorothy Ailes, Veronica Millen Lois Griffin, Mary Hargus. ' WI E ,V ff' i as , .f'E Nqi' 7 fx ' FRESHMAN CLASS COLORS! MAROON AND GREY FLowER: YELLOW Rose Morro: HONOR AWAITS AT LABORS GATES CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT-ROBERT FUNKHOUSER, VICE PRESIDENT- MARLENE TUCKER, SECRETARY AND TREASURERWJOHN TUCKER, REPDRTER-JDE SVABEK. IHITIATIDH WAS HELD IN SEPT. FIRST BECAUSE WE WERE IN STRANGE COSTUMES WE HAD A PARADE 'THROUGH TOWN. AFTER comme BACK T0 SCHOOL WE WERE BLINDFOLOED, TAKEN ON A QUEER AIR- PLANE RIDE, FED AN AWFUL MIXTURE OF FOOD, LED INTO A TUB OF FISH WORMS, AND RECEIVED A SHOCK. AFTER EVERYONE WAS DONE REFRESH- MENTS WERE SERVED. WE WERE HAPPY WE WERE NOW HIGH SCHOOL MEMBERS. 7TH AND 8TH GRADES WE ARE ORGANIZED INTO THE LACROSSE JuHIoR HIGH SCHOOL Cuvlcs CLUB Fon THE PURPOSE or PROMOTING coco CITIZENSHIP AMONG :Ts MEMBERS. THE CLUB MOTTO Is: MAKE THE Gooo CITIZEI BETTERQ AND THE CLUB som: Is: GIVE ME SOME MEN . THE cLua OFFICERS ARE PRESIDENT-CAROL ScHooH, VICE PRESIDENT-LESLIE EARLE, SECRE- TARY-'CAROLYN SPIESS, TREASURER--MARY FAGAH, PIDGRAM CHAIRIIAH-PA1'rY SPIESS, FINANCE CHAIR- MANWIOHN BERKSHIREQ BY HAVING A NUMBER OF SALES AND A PLAY TO- GETHER WITH OUR WEEKLY DUES WE HAVE DONE VERY WELL FINANCIALLY. THE MONEY WAS USED TO BUY BOOKS AND RECORDS. 14 -. 1 B . I X eww I K I. FW R W 2 W !4WafafA f QZZSQQE S Lf K-X J y g,,! ROOM FOUR First row CL to RJ: Clyde Heinold, Gerald Sniess, Grant Pulaski, Donzal Curry, James Butz, Donald French, Ronald Rust, Lionel Zahn, Ronald Albee. Second row: Marveline Christoph, Betty Younggreen, Joyce Monahan, Nancy Singleton, Wilma Miller, Joyce Rust, Jean Gross, Shirley Stonecipher. Third row: Russell Poston, Byron Garlach, James Liedtky, Walter Kassner, Milton Poston, Helen Magers, Joan Baske, Norma Bales, Mr. M. H. Hunt. Fourth row: Fred Beebe, Donald Sommerville, Virgil Stanley, Harold Benham, Eugene Younggreen, Ann Hoenlng, Christine Sramek, Ann Rezac. ui. .snail . - . ,f T- W K 0 lv 1 1 1 Y 1 1 ROOM THREE First row KL to 'J- Arlen Spless, Harold Maupin, Donald Wothke, Ronald Wothke, Robert Hayes, Billy Tucker, George Stanley, Kenneth Albee, Ronald Curry. Second :omg Gay Wright, Patty Knapp, Mary Ann Kowalczyk, Carole Smith, Dorothy Tomilson, Sharon Beecher, Darleen Krueger, Marilynn Wallace. Third rowg Robert Stuck, James Gross, George Lynch, Leon Bonham, Robert Kunzler, Kenneth Bales, Fourth row: Donna Mason, Betty Hildebrand, Kenneth Pfledlerer, Michael Regan, Sally Lee Luke, Ronald Marquardt. M E+ Z Y R O OM TWO First row CL to RD: Marshall Garlach, Donald Broker, Jerry Pfledderer, Donald Wood, James Sramek, Glenn Pfelfer, Ronald Elkins, Ray Babcock, Billie Dewitt, Second row: Sherry Arena, Linda Lou Winterberg, Botte Shireman, Ella Rezac, Claire Jo Beebe, June Lichtwark, Judith Riser, Nancy Curry, Barbara Gron. Third row: Robert Schoon, Gary Heinold, Duane Satterfield, Katharine Bonham, Barbara Rosenkranz, Barbara Beebe, Barbara French, Jack Berkshire, Miss Elva Shinabargar. Fourth row: Patricia Stuck, Stanley Marks, John Holmgren, Lloyd Christoph, Laverne Hruby, Handy Porter, Jack Rust, Jerry Raderstorf. 22.2 'yff ' ' 5 0 O 0 O X1 Sy R OOM ONE First row QL to RJ: Johnny Phegley, David Mills, Dwight Hayes, Ray Holmgren, Edward Wood, Jesse Stedman, Donald Gudeman, Robert Rainey, Donald Wallace. Second row: Carol Kay Heinold, Norma Jean Dewitt, Carolene Christoph, Nancy Batzka, Kay Smoker, Carol Jean Tolliver, Karen Zahn. Third row: Jerry Garlach, Chester Rosenkranz, Raymond Stuck, Donald Bessler, George Hall. Fourth row: Claudelle Pick, Willard Yergler, Beulah Ann Lord, Judith Mervine, Dick Knapp, Harry Raderstorf, Mrs. Leona Weiss. nf , . .x-gr.. -..f 1 -' wx,-., ,. A-. 1 by X , . .-,J 1.1, V, V' W J, H Q- ViXfgj 'ri --mf--Q 4f.25 .w 4 y ,. ,x Q .. W,-2-.Q-on-N E-. x....v-f .. ,, -, , 1- x, vvq, fl A . , 4 f .Spf , t f 1,4 fz.wffr,1.' ' i, -Y - T . 1 1- :xii-awfbihg NLM--iz,,isfw. Q 'f Q9 'H . X ' .Q --3 BASEBALL TEAM First row KL to RJ: B111 Fagan, Lynn Kennedy, John Tucker, Donald B cher, Kenneth Bucher, Second row: Mr. Black iCoachJ, Robert Funkhouser, Carl Lippelt, Ralph Meiss, Robert Stotts, Walter Shlreman. ,N-.5 9 fig? A A AT A u ' A - e f 9 ' ' V Qc? ,f- QQ WM LC. J , BASKLTBALL TEAM First row CL to RD: Walter Slkora, George Pick, Bill Fagan, Lynn Kennedy, Robert Funkhouser, Bill Seyfried. Second row: Mr. Black KCoachJ, John Tuckcr, Wayne ffleddorer, Norman Tvrdy, Carl Lippelt, Robert Stotts, Ralph Meiss, Walner Jhiremen. -I ,.. , w ni-5 ' SEASONS RECORD LHS OPPONENT OPPONENT S2 0 V xml! Tsf!lgp4fE1d,,TL-'T' E .1-' I 49 SPRINGFIELD 25 49 LHS 37 WHEATFIELD 54 ROLLING PRAIRIE 29 33 MILL CREEK 4I 28 KoUTs 58 3I HANNA 68 38 HANNA 47 3I STILUWELL 43 28 WESTVILLE 55 38 WANATAH 47 35 CORY 50 56 UNION TWP. 50 I 46 CLINTON TwP. 48 39 S. B. CENTRAL 4I KINGSBURY 33 CATHOLIC 42 28 UNION MILLS 3I 29 SAN PIERRE 30 54 NEW MARKET 56 38 ST. MARY'S 48 ROSTER ' PLAYER POSITION YEAR HGT . WGT . X Bos STOTTS GUARD SR. 5-7 I50 GEORGE Puck GUARD SR. 5-8 I35 BILL SEYFRIED FORWARD SR. 5-5 I20 ,J RALPH MEISS . FORWARD JR. 5-7 I50 ' WALT SHIREMAN FORWARD JR. I5-5 I30 CARL LIPPELT CENTER JR. 5-IO I45 Boa FUNKHOUSER GUARD FR. 5-7 I35 I BILL FAGAN FORWARD SOPH, 5-6 I20 LYNN KENNEDY FORWARD SOPH. 5-6 I40 JOHN TUCKER GUARD FR. 5-3 lol WAYNE PFLEDDERER CENTER SOPH 5-II I35 NORMAN TVRDY GUARD JR. 5-ll I30 BASKETBALL THIS YEARS TEAM coNsIsTs or THREE SENIORS, FIVE JUNIORS, SIX SOPHOMORES, AND SEVEN FRESHNEN. Boa STDTTS, BILL SEYFRIED, AND GEORGE PICK ARE THE SENIORS WHO WILL BE MISS- ED NEXT YEAR. STDTTS HAS PLAYED THREE YEARS ON THE VARSITY, PICK TWO, AND BILL ONE. WALTER SIKORA, THE STUDENT MANAGER, WILL ALso GRADUATE THIS YEAR' X If Nik X T lf' 'T if K 1 'J , 9 . fu ' ,,,- ,. figgi wf 'T' Q I THE TEAM WAS HANDICAPPED THIS YEAR BY THE LACK OF HEIGHT. THE FIRST TEAM AvERAcED 5'6H WITH LIPPELT 5'l0H, AND SEYFRIED AND SHIREMAN EACH, 5'5N, T0 MAKE UP THE TALL AND SHORT OF THE FIRST TEAM. THE PROSPECT OF A TEAM OF GIANTS IN THE FUTURE ARE NIL. LlTTLE.JOE SVABEK MEASURES 4'6W AND FUNKHOUSER 5'7U. THEY ARE THE SMALLEST AND TALLEST OF THE FRESHMEN CLASSS ALL THE PLAYERS ARE MucH UNDER THE SIX FOOT MARKS SEASONS RECORD I2 WESTVHLLE I 6 KOuTs 5 I WANATAH 2 2 UNION MILLS 7 6 BOONE GROVE IO 2 MORGAN 8 2 CLINTON TwP. 9 I HANNA I2 ROSTER INFIELD: DONALD BUCHER, Boa FUNKHOUSER, LYNN KENNEDY, CARL LIPPELT, AND Boa STOTTS. OUTFIELD: FRED BEECHER, KENNETH BucHER, BILL FAGAN, EARL HAYES, WALTER SHIREMAN, AND JOHN TUCKER. PITOHERS: Boa FUNKHOUSER AND CARL LIPPELT. CATOHER: RALPH MEISSQ BASEBALL THIS YEAR'S RECORD OF TWO WINS AND Slx LOSSES WAS NOT IMPRESSIVEQ HOWEVER COACH BLACK AS- SEMDLED A TEAM WITH PLENTY OF SPIRIT. Boa STUTTS, SHORTSTOP, CARL LIPPELT, THIRD BASEMAN AND PITCHER, AND RALPH MEISS, CATCH- ER, WERE THE ONLY RETUHVING REOULARS FROM 'ea I K' J iagggggy 1-1 LAST YEAR. BOD FUNKHOUSER, FRESHMAN, WAS THE REGULAR PITCHER WITH A RECORD OF TWO WINS AND FOUR LOSSES. , SEYFRIED PLAYED ONE YEAR, AND STOTTS PLAYED FOUR YEARS ON THE TEAM. THEY WILL BE MISSED NEXT YEAR WHEN THE TIGERS TREK OUT ON THE DIAMOND. ' TRACK STAR GEORGE PICK, A SENIOR THIS YEAR, BROOGHT HON- OR AND RRESTIGE T0 LACROSSE HIGH SCHOOL LAST Arn. YEAR. GEORGE WENT T0 THE MISHAWAKA SECTIONAL AND PLACED SECOND IN THE 880 YARD RUN. THIS ENTITLED HIM TO GOMPETE IN THE EINALS AT IND- IANAPOLISQ IN INDIANAPOLIS GEORGE PLACED FOURTH IN THE 880 RUN. GEORGE RECEIVED A BRONZE MEDAL AS HIS AWARD. WE- HOPE HE DOES EVEN BETTER IN HIS SENIOR YEAR AND WISH HIM THE BEST OF LUCK. WSCHOOL DAZEU STAFF EDITOR. ...,.. .. ROBERT STOTTS CLASS EDITOR ...,................. JOYOE EARLE ART EDITOR.. .................. MARILYN MILLER ATHLETIC EDlTOR..BOB FUNKHOUSER a JOHN TUCKER BUSINESS MANAGER ...... .... .... SHIRLEY JOHNSON SECRETARY.. ...... . .... PATRICIA FILER N ASSISTANT EDITOR.. ...BETTY STONEGIPHER I J f 4 X Z' 'W ' ' -'Ling 1' GRADUATES OF PAST TEN .,. 66 YEARS 9 fx ix' - f-'W 'Q 1, . ta I Q HAROLD SIEBENTHAL ISABELLE AIGNER ELMER STDNEDIPNER I DONALD RIEHLE CLARENCE ROZNAK 9 WAYNE SHEELY MARY JOE TENNELL 3 MARIE HAYES WAYNE COLLINGS 8 WILLIS ALT VICTOR MILLER RALPH GOOD LAVONNE LAWRENCE ' AGNES GORSKI HERBERT COMPTON I DONALD KNAPP BARBARA SNEELY 9 GINO NDTTDLI ETHEL BESSLER 3 MARY Boos KENNETH KNOPE 9 ELCA ZAHN LELAND KRAusE X DELBERT SWARTZELL EDWARD KAsTEN ALICE STONECIPHER HOWARD KNIGHT MARJDRIE SOMMERS I MELVIN RIEHLE 5I MARNIN ANDERSON 9 LOREN STOLLER bg RDSEIIIARY BIGLER 4 HERMIA HARTZ I4 JEANETTE KEMPER O MARY MDMANAN ,f N1 KENNETH MILLER Louis MILLER A CHARLES RIEHLE ALLEN WILSON OLIVER JUMPER ROGER FoLTz LESLIE EVERETT JAMES FERN MCDONALD MARTHA JANE WAGNER H BERNADENE BUCHER LORRAINE KDSANKE JANET RICHARDSON I HELEN BLACKBURN 9 owARD HYATTS LAVERN MEIss FRANK MERRELL RALPH YERGLER UMAR KRUEGER K MILDRED HEINOLD 4 ELOISE YODER BYRON ROSENBAUM I DONALD BuTz DDRDTNEA ROZNAK ALVIN GRoss ERVIN ZIMMERMAN VIOLA NuEsT 17 WALLACE BucHER JEAN SPIESS EDNA MAE JAMES Lols Cox I jif, L X 5 ! i 0 Z' RQ if Q X ,, 'ea f 7 . K.. it ' N , KENNETH SOMMERVILLE COLLEEN ANDERSON LEONARD WEINKAUF JACK SIMPKINS ARDENA SPIESS BETTY SPRAGUE HAROLD FERGUSON I ROLAND MEIss RAYMOND MERRELL 9 JUNE WRIGHT DOROTHY SOMMERS 4 RUTH HARTz KENNETH SHEELY 2 DALE KNOPE WILLIAM STOTTS LENA YOUNG WILLIAM EARLE BONNIE OAK JOSEPH GoRsxI RAY HALL BETTY MACHLER EUGENE HEssELGRAvE INA JEAN SIMPKINS INA MAE SWARTZELL PAUL FUNKHOUSER MYRTLE BESSLER 7 NORMA JEAN GAY EUGENE STOLLER VELMA KRUEGER BURNELL AIGNER RONALD KENNEDY DORIS WEINKAUF MELvIN BRUDER RUSSELL SIEBENTHAL GEORGE SINGLETON ISAOELLE WAGNER NORMAN ROSENBAUM GENELL LIPPELT PAULINE MAGERS MARILYN TUCKER 9 9 ROWLEY SHEELY JANICE WRIGHT ELMER BUCHER HARRY BUCHER 4 JAMES FOLTZ 3 ARTHUR ALT BETTY OAK FAY BELL DUANE STOLLER HAzEL MEISS 4 RUTH EARLE 4 IRENE GOOD EDITH HEINOLD RUTH WEINKAUF IDA MAE DOMs 4 HAROLD KNOPE 5 JUNE BATZKA LOUIS EARLE LOIS TIMM X K, f- EUGENE LAWRENCE CHESTER MERRELL SHIRLEY SPRAGUE LAVERN KRUEGER GARLAND WILSON RUSSELL ARNDT PEGGY MAQHLER RICHARD HEINOLD WILLIAM MATHEWS MARY ANN WRIGHT PATRICK GANNON DWIGHT BUCHER MAURICE EARLE CLYDE LIPPELT BERTIE MAGHLER MELVIN BEN HAM JEANETTE BERKSHIRE CAROLYN PFLEDDERER JESSE MGMAHAN LLOYD MILLER EDITH BATZKA IDA HEINIGER VERA MEISS JOYCE PICK JIM SHEELY DELOS BUCHER Louls URIDEL HAROLD BuTz NETTIE Gooo JIM MCMAHAN JOHN WAGNER HUGH WRIGHT JIM WRIGHT DEANE KENNEDY CASMER SIKORA HERBERT SWARTZELL DORA JANE BOGART PHYLLIS SIMPKINS PRISGILLA SPIESS FLORENCE CLARKE RICHARD FRENCH ALDENE BUCHER JOAN ABSHIRE JAMES GANNON 9 EUGENE HAYES 4 ALLEN CRooK WILNA MEISS BETTY NUEST 0TTo FRITZ BETTY HEINOLD FLOYD TIMM X4 X ,4 +7k+ + 4 - .-.. 4- , Q45 ,wfzfiu iiffsi Lrirp Q31 1, r,.,.,,,., , .' j ,'X,gaf:fE-7 05 'N 'U ws? ,A 1 sv ,Q 6 in 4 ., 1 J H as , 5. . 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