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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1956 volume:

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Ball State Biology, Home Economics 5 wuunv HHW H Courtesy of Beebe Sporting Goods Michigan City, Ind. Q N-XX XXIII Q lg, X Nfff A XJ Courtesy of Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co. LaPorte, Ind. K,-Af. fi-,,. K L Ammo Q WN 2 ,va 4, r , ,511 , 'tgwhlww , Ln, Business Shirley Tesmer Class Treasure l, Vice President 3: Fashion Editor of Tigerette Lg Editor of Annual 45 Harold Donna Mason Class President 2, 3, Ls Editor of Tigerette Lg Manager of Annual L3 2: Maupin A Vice President 2, L3 Treasure 33 Editorial Editor of Tigerette Lg Baseball 2, 3, L: Courtesy of LaCrosse Lumber Q Coal Inc Betty Class Class Class Art Editor of Tigerette Lg Photograph Editor of Annual Lg Arlen Soiess Snorts 1, 2, 3, Lg Snorts Editor of Tigerette bg Sports Editor of Annual Lg Chorus 2, 3g Hildebrand President lg Secretary 2, 33 Treasurer Lg Kenneth Pfledderer Snorts 1, 2, 33 Grade News for Tigerette Lg Courtesy of Lenick's Dairy Inc. LaPorte Sharon Beecher Secretary 13 Chorus 1,2,3,L3 Cheerleader Ag Music Editor L3 John Ailes Humor Page in Tigerette Marthenn Schenck Secretary bg High School News Editor hs Courtesy of Koch'e Studio LAPorte, Ind Class Prophecy Time has flown by and it's now 1966, ten years since our class graduated. Since that time my life has changed completely, for I am now a buyer for Macy's Department Store in New York City. This parti- cular week I was sent to Chicago to attend a convention and pick up a few things for the store. Being so close to my home town of LaCrosse, I decided to pay it a visit. The town had enlarged so much since the last time I was here that I decided to let the taxi driver take me to a good hotel. When I leaned forward to ask him, I was surprised to find it was no one else but John Ailes. John said that he owned a taxi company, but his main interest was in stock car driving. He told me that his nick-name was 'Speed-Demon Ailes, the Terror of the Track.' We had a nice long talk and then John took me to the newest hotel in town, the Carlton Arms. That afternoon I rented a car and decided to find out what has happened to the rest of my classmates. Along the way, though, I got sidetracked, for in the window of one of the dress shops was a dress of exquisite design. I just had to find out who the designer was. To my surprise, when I asked for the manager, who else should it be but Donna Mason. I asked her about the dress and she told me it was one of her originals. It seems that after she got out of school she took up designing and had later come back to LaCrosse to establish her own exclusive shop. We talked for a while and then decided that we would have dinner at her apartment and then go out on the town. I asked her if there was anything I could bring for dinner. She said there wasn't, but I decided to get something anyway. As I entered the supermarket, I found a poor woman who was in need of a helping hand. Her grocery sack had broken and baby food was going every which way. I picked up a few of the Jars and was taking them over to her when she turned a- round. To my amazement it was none other than Shirley Tesmer. She told me she was married to a K. O. P. executive and had two sets of tw ns. As I finished helping Shirley pick up her baby food she told me that Harold Maupin was going to make his debut on television tonight. It seems that Harold has been an understudy to Liberace for these past ten years and was going to be on his show tonight. Courtesy of LsPorte Co. Fanm Bureau Coop. Ase'n. Inc. It was getting late so Shirley had to run. Since I still had a few spare minutes before dinner, I decided to get my hair done. The LaMar Beauty Salon caught my eye, so I thought I'd give it a try. While I was sitting in one of the booths, the owner, Sharon Beecher, heard that I was in the building so she stopped by to say hello. We talked while I was getting my hair fixed. I told Sharon that if she had no other plans for the evening she should come along with Donna and me. She didn't and we planned to meet at eight. I rode around town for a while just seeing the new sights and listening to the radio. Suddenly a commercial blared out WVote for Walter A. Spiess for Representative of the 3rd District.N At first I couldn't believe my ears. Could this be the same Arlie Spiess who had gone to school with me? Just think, a former classmate running for Representative! Since it was getting late, I went back to my hotel to change for dinner. By the time I reached Donna's apartment, she had the steaks sizzling on the grill. After dinner we sat around talking over old times until Sharon arrived, then we started out for the night club. Inside the club we checked our wraps and waited for the head- waiter to show us our table. You can imagine my surprise when I found him to be Ken Pfledderer. It seems after he graduated from high school he married a French woman, who taught him enough French to qualify for his present job. He then led us to a ring-side table and promised to be back later on. We were just seated when the lights were dimmed for the floor show. The announcer came forward and announced that tonight they had the singing sensation from the West Coast, Marthena Schenck. After she had inished her numbers, we sent her a note asking her to come to our table. When she arrived we visited until it was time for her next show. It was early in the morning when we got back to the apartment and I had to hurry to catch my plane. What a wonderful time I had seeing and visiting with all my old classmates. by Betty Hildebrand Courtesy of Shultz Roofing Co. LaCrosse Class Will I, Betty Hildebrand, do will and bequeath my poise and air of sophis- tication to Barbara Rosenkranz. I, Betty Hildebrand, do will and bequeath driving ability to Pat Tesmer. I, Harold Maupin, do will and bequeath my basketball ability to Bob Schoon. I, Harold Maupin, do will and bequeath my knowledge of interplanetary space travel to Jack Stonecipher. I, Shirley Tesmer, do will and bequeath my giggles to Gloria Mathews. I, Shirley Tesmer, do will and bequeath my privilege of staying out late to Pat Stuck. I, Kenneth Pfledderer, do will and bequeath my heightto Ronnie Elkins. I, Kenneth Pfledderer, do will and bequeath my hot rod to Glen Pfeiffer. I, Sharon Beecher, do will and bequeath my ability to ride around in convertibles without catching cold to Linda Winterberg. I, Sharon Beecher, do will and bequeath my memories of the Washington trip to Mary Ann Kowalczyk. I, Arlen bpiess, do will and bequeath my mischieveousness to Duane Satterfield. I, Arlen Spiess, do will and bequeath my way Holmgren. with the girls to John I Marthena Schenck, do will and bequeath my Lichtwark. I, Marthena Schenck, do will and bequeath my Judy Mervine. I, John Ailes, do will and bequeath my curly I, John Ailes, teachers to I, Donna Ma time to Jim I, Donna Ma I Miller. ' A F -lf! .ff f Bob on, Gro son, Kout's sweater to June youthful exuberance to hair to Ronnie Florer. do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Rogers. do will and bequeath my ability to hand work in on do will and bequeath my dancing ability to Barbara By Shirley Tesmer Courtesy of Osborn Fabrics Co. LaPorte LaCrosse Grain Co. Inc. l tid? Courtesy of Dobeaki Shoe Store Michigan City. Ind Gross Monroe Tucker Turner Wright Came cki Rogers Teemer Stonecipher Marque:-dt Kowalczyk Stuck Junior kVLk,'i.X-06,05 ? - ei fx . W' Q9 Yvgfrfgehf' Bgocfgfnsfg T sson'ewne X2w'u ' Motto: Honor Waits at Labore Gates Color: Navy Blue 6: White Flower: Pink Carnation Courtesy of Manning Office Machine Co. LaPorte, Ind. ophomore z L ti s X Q , , 4 M. ? ff -m Wigs 53' W.. Y EW S' f 1 5 2? J uofefb e KSW' R?:reeL6B0 5' Bxeeident Xl . fiii W Yiiw - 1 ?W??W'ari5 x , kx , regcan ' KMQK B' F gf? Y' 5 ref esecfex' Tres Motto: Build for Characterg Not for Fame Flower: Rose Color: Rose and White P. Teemer J. Raderetorf E. Rezac G. Pfiefer J. Smoker J. Holmgren J. Litchwark G. Heinold D. Hutchins D. Shreve Courtesy of Weisjahn Funeral Home Whnatah G. Q R. Motor Sales Wanatah 1', Fre hmen A sameffiex Dissident crgfa R. Elkins K. Beebe B. Schoon L. Winterberg Porter Ailes Czarnecki Rosenkranz Rust Courtesy ,-U A . 1n0 J . Mex V ideul' V . pfee V-affhews gil' eawt er Motto: Do Better Than Best. Flower: Yellow Rose Color: Blue and Gray Ray's Grill LaCrosse 2 'J I -4 Classes I' :WJ Senior English Junior Typing , Y 5 HL A KH ' 3 ' Advanced physical Ed' Comercial Arithmetic -L U. S. Hi 1: E . IV 8 cry Courtesy of LaPorte Herald Argus Home C Seventh And Eighth Grade FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: David Mills, Margaret Tetzloff, Paul Hittle, Donnie Gudeman, Paul Koch, David Mason, Dennis Holmgren, Barry Brown, Richard Muffley, Michael Lord, Kenny Kasten. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gladys Jones, Margaret Schenck, Norma Jean Dewitt, Janet Daniels, Barbara Shreve, Dick Knapp, Bob Knapp, Judy Hall, Sandra Gross, Carol Kay Heinold, John Krueger, Ray Stuck. THIRD ROW: George Hall, Denny Turner, Carol Toliver, Beulah Harness, Kay Smoker, Chuck Benes, Chester Rosenkranz, Lola Ann Pfledderer, Hay Holmgren. FOURTH ROW: Don Beseler, Jesse Stedman, Harry Raderstorf, David Zipple, Jerry Pfledderer, Dennis Satterfield, Jerry Jackson, Ray Babcock, Francis Kucharski. The Civics Club officers for the first semester were: Pre- sident, John Krueger, Vice President, Beulah Harness, Secretary, Kay Smoker, Treasu- rer, Norma J. Dewitt. Don Gudeman has been the efficient household chainman. Carol J. Tolliver was the chainman of the Constitution Committee. There are forty-two students in our room. Don Bessler is the Captain .W of the Safety Clubg Ray fhb- cock, the Lieutenant. Winterberg Gas A Electric LaCrosse Baske ICA LaCrosse Stonecipher Sinclair LaCrosse Fifth And Sixth Grade FIHFT ROW Cleft to rightl: Janice Lichtwark, Nancy Leffew, Kathryn Galbreath, Marilyn Mittross, Eva Porter, Nancy Knapp, Gail Clark, 'FCOND FTW: Connie Colliton, Kay Bogart, Richard Sommers, Betty Turner, Chryll Earle, Joyce Zip- pel, Michael Phegley, Susan Czarnecki. THIRD RON: Richard Knone, Rodney Law- rence, Fredrick Jeffers, James Hall, Keith Shei, Paul Ailes, Judy Muffley, Ellen Kownlczyk, Gordon Mills. FCURTH R561 Frank Gudeman, Rollie Hutchins, Dennis Kucharski, Edwin Rosenkranz, Nevin Sheely, James Krueger, Denny Mchahan and James Jickson. The fifth and sixth grade is composed of twenty-three sixth grade and ten fifth grade children. The road for this group will reach your nosition six or seven years from now. We have been working busily to prepare this section in 1955-56. We realize that before we can score we musi have a goal. We hope future teachers will direct and point out the may, not only for them- selves, but for us. NYou cannot push a person up a ladder unless he is willing to climb a little himself.N Ha11's Sport Mart Knox J. L. Freeland Motor Co. Michigan City Fourth And Fifth Grade S FIRST ht! f.eft no rightj: Carol Jenks, Terri Lee Mahoney, Betty Jane Pfled- derer, Judy Knope, Sherry Catalano, Betty lou Benes, Rosita Bruder, Kay Lynn Phegley. SECOND Row Cleft to rightlz Mr. Virgil D. Collins, Kathleen Colli- non, James Stonecipher, James Bell, Charles Hucker, Bert Porter, Roy Ailes, Thomas Smoker, Richard Swanson, Marlene Guernsey, Jack Turner. THIRD ROW: Larry French, William Laine, Mary Elaine Koch, Jerry Yergler, Dennis Daniels, wary Ruth Bell, Carol Knapp, Joy Krueger, Wesley Shei Jr., Michael Beebe. FOURTH ROW: Garrie Cole, Kaye Wright, Barry Brown, Robert Gudeman, James Mer- vine, Eugene Gross, Sandra DeHaven, Julian Gorski. Our room is vonposed of the fourth and part of the fifth grades. We have worked hard and played hard. Our boys have had a fairly successful basketball season. Our cheerleaders, Sherry Catalano, Judy Knopc, and Kay Lynn Phegley have been very good and are future prospects for high school. Mary Ruth Bell and James Bell moved to Laforte during Christmas vacation. We have learned a little about a lot of things which we hope will be useful to us in the future. We hate to say good-bye to many of our friends in the room at the end of the year hut we must always be looking to the future. Wanatah Mercantile Co. Walt wright's Barber Shop Wanatah Dr. O. F. Benz Nanatah Third Grade ' 'vm 47 FIRST ROW Cleft to rightlz Naneta Hieatt, Tommy Frank, Connie Knope, Jerry Banwart, Billy Kasten, Chuckie Hall, Jimmy Choitz, Sandy Lord, Paulette Fhegley, Marilyn Swanson, hiss Iris Birky. SECOND ROW: Tommy Eiehle, Kenneth Ffiefer, Peggy Lawrence, Judy Wimer, Norman Cpiess, Kenneth Sommerville, Linda Sheely, Kathy Rust, David Saulsgiver, Terry Cole. THIRD RCW: Richard Clark, Dennis Berkshire, Marie Roslnkranz, Sharon Grieger, David Hittle, Johnny Jackson, Donald Ailes. In the third grade there are sixteen boys and eleven girls. We have added several subjects this year that we d1dn't have last year. They are language, geo- graphy, and health. We find these in- teresting. Of course, there are lots of new things to learn in arithmetic, spell- ing and reading, too. We are proud to be third graders. Swing's Refrigeration LaCrosse Omar Krueger LaCrosse Kenneth Uimer LaCrosse A Second Grade FIRST ROW fleft to rightl: Kathy Knnzler, Barbara lain, Penny Tesmer, Linda Catalano, Connie French, Barbara Ailes, Colette Crosthvait, Kay Satterfield, Susan Riehle, Shirley Frank, David Bell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hazel Richie, Margaret Hieatt, Stephen Sommerville, Pamela Turner, Nelda Germann, Alana Gorski, Edna Karey Butz, Susan Benham, Linda Hayes, Patty Bruder, Barby Lee Mason, Brenda Saulsgiver. THIRD ROW: Dennis Pick, James Knope, Howard Leffew, Dick Alt, Jervis Jenks, Billy Butz, John Gorski, Ronnie Smoker, LaVern Beecher. il We started our year with thirty-one pupils-twenty girls and eleven boys. At Christmas David Bell moved away leaving us with thirty pupils. We are having a very busy and happy year. French'e Drive-In LaCrosse G. L. Riehle Ins. LaCrosse Raderstorf Garage LaCrosse First Grade FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightl Paula Bogart, Shirley Kucharski, Rachelle Lain, Cheryl Collins, Kathy Heinold, Bonnie Leffew, Peggy Bell, Rose Catalano, Patty O'Brien. SECOND RCW: Mrs. Menne, Jack Mathews, Nolan Sheely, Arthur Tetzloff, Jimmy Sheely, Calvin Jenks, Bobby Butz, Randy Germann, Mike Wimer, Eddie Colli- ton. THIRD ROW: Billy Yergler, Brad Zahn, Jerry Bruder, Byron Sommers, Mike Heinold, Donnie Raderstorf, Danny Gunnels, Frank Gorski. Ne had 26 children in OU1 room when school started. ln October of '55, Alfred Dickmeyer enrolled, making 27. ' Then during the Christmas holidays Peggy Bell moved to LaPorte and in January Al- fred moved to Hanatah. This left us with twenty-five. Eddie Colliton will also leave us in Aoril to go to live in Oki- nawa. That means Eddie will be several days on a large ship. We know he will enjoy this trip. We have three reading and phonetic groups in our room. We like phonetics and most of us like to work out new words. It is fun when we know our sounds. We enjoyed the rhythm band we had be- fore Christmas. We first keep time on oatmeal boxes and then we used toy in- struments. With the boxes we made Hol- land windmills. We also learned why this country has to use windmills. Unity Chevrolet Cc. LaCrosse Sheely's Department Store LaCrosse Kindergarten FIRST ROW fleft to rightlz Barbara Knapp, Linda Pick, Maureen Rust, Marilou Menne, Candyce Earle, Doris Knapp, Roberta Wright. SECOND ROW: Mrs. J. E. Waskom, Nina lou Butz, David Swanson, Patricia Riehle, James Heinold, Leonard Benham, Bruce Brown, James DeHaven, Cheryl Bruder, Michael Singleton. THIRD ROW: Stanley Clark, Daniel Fritz Jr., Thomas Tarnow, Reggie Krueger, James Kunzler, Terry French, William Frank. Clnsertz Stas: Gorskil We started to kindergarten September l 6, 1955. There were twenty four of us. October lO, Dale Kennedy entered our class. Mrs. Jay waskom was our teacher. By the end of the first semester we had accomplished many projects and mastered our numbers from one to twenty Csome to almost one hundredf and our ABCs. We have learned to give and take, listen to and follow instructions. Maureen Rust did not return to class after Christmas vacation. Most of us had chicken pox before Christmas. During the second semester we used our work books. We all hope to be ready for first grade in September 1956. C. E. Kemp Kinney Shoes Bortz Farm Store LaPorte Two Joe's Store North Judson Spiess Pure Oil LaCrosse itigly 49 3004101 Fern Machler LaCrosse Trend Trousers LaCrosse Dr. D. D. Oak, Sr. LaCrosse '27 CLeft to rightl: Arlie Spiess, Shirley Tesmer, Mr. Sheely, Annual Advisor, Betty Hildebrand, Donna Mason. Annual Staff CLeft to rightjz Gloria Mathews, June Lichtwark, Jim Gross, Gay Wright, Bill Tucker. Seated: Pat Stuck. Tigerette Staff Farmers Grain Q Lumber Co. Whnatah Mitchell Q Schoppel Wanatah E. C. Wojahn Wanatah Reporters Typing fleft to rightj: Shirley Tesmer, John Ailes, Sharon Heecher, Arlen Spiess. Standing: Mr. Dud- ley, Betty Hildebrand, Donna Mason, Marthena Schenck, Harold Maupin, Ken Pfledderer. Oratorical Contest DRAMA CLeft to rightj: Barbara Miller, Pat Stuck, Mar- thena Schenck, Darlene Hutchins, Mary Lou Tesmer COMEDY CLeft to rightl: Judy Smoker, Pat Knapp, Tom Stonccipher, Phillip Hittle. ORATION Bob Stuck Michigan City News-Dispatch Hirsche's Department Store Michigan City Ki11's Office Supply Michigan City and LaPortn Senior Play WThe Funny Bratsn was the name of our senior play. This was a story of a young widow with two teenagers who oppose any ideas of their mother's remarrying. Presentstion of this play was on November 2 8 E. The play was highly entertaining. Cast of Characters Harriet Gresham --------- Betty Hildebrand Aurora Borealis Pike --------- Donna Mason Mrs. Sylvia Gresham ------- Shirley Tesmer Dick Gresham ---------------- Arlie Spiess Tom Gresham -------- n ------- Harold Maupin Lauralee Lynde ----------------- Pat Stuck Loren Gresham ------------- Ken Pfledderer Gwynette Badwoos -------- Marthena Schenck Aunt Hettie Higginbotham--Sharon Beecher Whaley Mcwhorter ---------- Jack Berkshire Boogerface Boggs -------------- John Ailes Donchin's Nen's Store North Judson Petry Drug Store North Judson J. E. Ness Q Sons North Judson Junior Play Our junior play, HStars In Their Eyesn was our first experience in dramntics. This play was a story of a tyoical American family who had moved to Hollywood with movie star ambitions. Our efforts of presentition were rewarded with the success of this play. Cast of Characters Eloise ---------- Sharon Beecher Lindy --------------- Pat Tesmer Mother ------------- Donna Mason Beatrice -------- Shirley Tesmer Julie --------- Betty Hildebrand Mr. MacDoughee ------ John Ailes Mrs. MacDoughee--Linda Muffley Miss Mennen---Marthena Schenck Gertie --------------- Pat Knapp Father ------------ A1 Czarnecki Kenny Leroy ------ Harold Maupin Bill ------------ Ken Pfledderer Mr. Bounce -------- Arlie Spiess Mr. Peekin ------------ Jim Butz Mr. Beammer -------- Bill Tucker Everett Grieger LaCrosse Hucker's Standard Service LaCrosse John F. Weiss Ins. LaCrosse Band FIRST ROW fleft to rightlz Beulah Harness, Phillip Hittle, Kay Smoker, Mike Beebe, Sandra Cole, Judy Knope. SECOND ROW: Norma Jean Dewitt, June Lichtwark, Ella Rezac, Bob Stuck, Bob Schoon, Ray Stuck, Chester Rosenkranz. THIRD ROW: Miss Krahn, Lola Pfledderer, Ronnie Marqpardt, Terri Mahoney, Julian Gorski, Gary Heinold, Freddie Jeffers, Jim Stone- cipher, Paul Hittle, Jim Jackson, Jerry Jackson, Jim Bell. Music FIRST ROW: fleft to rightl: Judy Smoker, Gay Wright, Judy Mervine, Linda Winterberg, Barbara Miller, Mary Lou Tesmer, June Lichtwark, Dar- lene Hutchins. SECOND ROW: Sharon Beecher, Betty Ailes, Pat Knapp, Barbara Monroe, Gloria Mathews, Barbara Rosenkranz, Pat Stuck, Mary Ann Kowalczyk, Miss Harriet Krahn. Chorus Regional News ' - X Athletic if WJ W1 K si gary X3 ,YQ J' v T l N . 4 D Marathon LaCross V k B os. North Judso ' Arlen Spiess 5' SH Guard Senior r 745 7e4m Ron Marquardt 6' ln Forward Junior A1 Czarnecki 6' 1U Center Junior Bob Schoon 5' BH Guard Freshman Jim Gross 5' 11N Forward r Junior Bill Tucker 5' 11W Forward Junior Coach Stanley Walters Philip Hittle John Turner 5' 9W Forward 5' 7n Guard Junior Junior LaCrosse Opponent SL 67 Wheeler 27 S6 Boone Grove 60 36 Stillwell L7 53 Wenatah 6h 83 Union Twp. 31 75 Rolling Prairie 52 66 San Pierre L3 L6 Union Mills 55 63 Kouts L6 57 Hanna 67 57 Medaryville 38 L2 Westville 62 L5 Clinton County Tournament L8 35 Stillwell 57 66 Rolling Prairie 514 62 sn. Marys L7 61 Kingsbury 50 6b Chesterton 51 72 Mill Greek 70 65 Hamlet Sectional Tournament L6 L3 Kingsbury 28 30 Mill Creek G 5ge2nPfg:::S Green's Drugs Knox Sophomore Marian's Modes Knox Johnston's Sports Valparaiso Jack Berkshire 5' 8W Guard Sophomore Baslcetball Grade Basketball Baseball FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightl Kenneth Czar- necki, Ronnie Elkins, Glen Pfeifer, Gary Heinold. SECOND ROW: Jack Rust, Duane Satterfield, Jack Berkshire, John Holmgren. FIRST OW: Cleft to rightl Ray Babcock, Louis Catalano, Dennis Holmgren, Mike Lord, Paul Hittle, David Mason, Paul Koch. SEC- OND ROW: Dennis Turner, Ray Stuck, Dick Knapo, David Mills, Chester Rosenkranz, Harry Raderstorf. THIRD ROW: Don Beseler, Ray Holmgren, David Zippel, Bob Knapp, Jesse Stedman, Jerry Jackson. KNEELING: Cleft to rightl Duane Setter- field, John Holmgren. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Elkins, Jack Rust, Gary Heinold, Glen Pfei- fer. THIRD ROW: Jerry Raderstorf, Phillip Hittle, Ronnie Harquardt, Jim Gross, Bill Tucker, Jack Berkshire. INSERT: Arlie Spiees, Harold Maupin. mmwxwfww Cross-Countr FIRST ROW: fleft to right, Glen Pfiefer, Phillip Hithle, Gary Heinold. SECOND ROW: Bob Schoon, Bob Rogers. Track FIRST ROW: fleft to right, Ronald Elkins, n Jack Rust, John Holmgren, Bob Schoon, Ken Czarnecki, Glen Pfister, Duane Sattertield. SECOND ROW: John Turner, Jerry Raderstorf, Jim Gross, Bill Tucker, Al Czarnecki, Hon- nie Marquardt, Jack Berkshire, Phillip Hit- tle, Gary Heinold. Heinold Elevator Koutg Osborn Q Son Imp. Whnatah Grieger Clothing Store Michigan City High School Judy Smoker Sophomore Elle Rene Sophomore Pat Knapp Junior Cheerleaders Key Smoker Eighth Grade Beulah Herneee Eighth Grade Cerol Heinold Eighth Grade Seventh And Eighth Grade Sharon Beecher Senior Norm Dewitt. Eighth Grade Shuey'e North Judeon George Johnson LeCroeee Os Qs atv' gat Ames SFP,-6 I? Sept. 6 Sept. 26 Oct. 26-31 Oct. 29 Nov. 2-3 Novo Dec. 22-Jan. 3 Feb. 1 Feb. 2 Feb. 27 Feb. 29 March 9 March 16 March 17 March 29 Mare 3 Apr. 19-20 Apr. 18 Apr. 2h Apre L May 12 May 20 May 2L May 25 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1955-56 First day of school New rooms completed Teachers Institute Washington D. C. Trip Fall Festival Senior Play WThe Funny Bratsn Thanksgiving Vacation Christmas Vacation Memorial Program for Miss Shinabargar Indiana Countryside painting presented Junior Chili Supper New curtains for stage in gym Program by Mr. Gierke, Human Adding Machine Student Recital Senior Fish Fry Junior Car Wash High School Chorus Variety Program Easter Vacation Junior Play 'The Antics of Andrewn County Oratorical Contest Junior-Senior Tea Senior Trip to New York and Washington D. C. Junior-Senior Prom at Spaulding Hotel Baccalaureate Graduation Last day of school veaRU PM ..-um. M Il. , nfs SI 6 I . A Q 4- V! mm sm- SQ K Q Mm Mai Yyfliw -,Qs- . A. 'S A v Yvwxx I .It M p. - A 1 ' +13 - , ' -X'- ' W l t ,g kg vk.lf. ?f -1 Q pg W 5 x, . Aiifx' ' ky +I-..l'x' - - 'gX'1'79F4!' ff N. :SW lv P. 5, , a-'J if X1 i all i--- 'NN-hiix-g,,,, I ' ,S . 3.- Q 14 --1 Q- 'iii Ixxw 3 fi. A EQ? s g a 'Q 1. DONATIONS LaCrosse Miller ' s Sundries S2 .OO Eli Stoller 1 .OO Valparaiso Sa1berg's 2.00 'sf W, , V . 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