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

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ALLEN WITT My humor is ---- different. Annual Staff 4 MARIORIE WRUCK l'll continue to smile as long as I liveg Smiles are natural and easy to give. Annual Staff 4g Class Play 4, F.H. A, 4g Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 1.2, 3,4. ROGER NOFSINGER I'm quiet but - - - still water runs ROSE MALPHY Temper????? That's what I have. Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3, 4, deep. Forensics 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 35 Li- Entered from Hillsboro as a senior. brafian 3. 4: Newspaper Staff 3. 4. Annual Staff 43 Baseball 4g F, F, A, 4. Not Pictured ERNEST ROBERTS VELMA WINCHEL A genius? What's that? She was just a quiet kind, whose Entered from La Farge as a junior. nature never varies. Annual Slaff 4: B2Sk6Ib3ll 3. Annual staff 4g Glee Club.

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CLASS HISTCDRY On September 8, 1953, forty-one eager and excited boys and girls enrolled in O. H. S. They were as follows: Bernard Brooks, Ronald Clark, Roger Clements, Dannie Collins, Marlene Cox, Juanita De Fliger, La Don De Witt, Darrell Downing, Loretta Downing, Earl Ferries, Dale Hammon, Carson Hatfield, Mabel Hunter, Royce Hutchens, Wilbert l-lutchens, John Lawrence, Donnie Lee, Rose Malphy, Gary Markee, Jo Ann Martalock, Joyce Nevin, Leo Nevin, Mylan Ottum. Thomas Outcalt, Raymond Peterson, Anita Powell, Nora Rego, Beverly Rueckheim, Russell Seekamp, Donald Sheldon, Joie Skarda, Larry Smith, Rosella Stoikes. Larry Thomas, Betty Vitcenda, Velma Winchel, Allen Witt, Joyce Witt, Marjorie Wruck, and Mary Nelson. We chose as our leaders for the first part of our voyage: president, John Lawrenceg vice- president, Nora Rego, secretary-treasurer, Rosella Stoikes. Our advisor was Mr. Rockwell. Our Student Council representatives were Loretta Downing and Rosella Stoikes. We had a lot of fun initiation day and also at our party that night. La Vern Lisney joined us and he and Mary Nelson left us. As the second part of our voyage began on September 6, 1954, we found some of our passengers got sea-sick and went ashore. They were Royce Hutchens, Tommy Outcalt, and Billy Tilker joined us. Dur- ing the year were: president, John Lawrence, vice president, Nora Rego, secretary, Loretta Downing: treasurer, JoAnn Martalock. Our advisor was Miss Grochowski. Our Student Council representatives were Rosella Stoikes and Dannie Collins. Our high light this year was initiating the freshmen, and did we have fun! On September 6, 1955, as we passed the half-way mark of our voyage, we chose for our leaders: president, Larry Thomasg vice president, Loretta Downing, secretary, Rosella Stoikesg treasurer, Nora Rego. Our advisor this year was Mr. Miller. JoAnn Martalock and John Lawrence were our Student Council rep- resentatives. Some more sea-faring classmates left us for the distant shore. They were Russel Seekamp, Billy Tilker, Gary Markee, La Don De Witt, Dale Hammon, and Mabel Hunter. We had the following new passengers: Larry Tunks, Ernest Roberts, and Clifton Hoyt. The big events of this year were our Class rings, class play, The Boarding House Reach and our Junior Prom. Larry Thomas and Betty Vitcenda reigned as King and Queen for our Prom. On September 4, 1956, as we came to the final lap of our journey, we chose for our leaders: pres- ident, Darrell Downing: vice president, Joie Skardag secretary, Joyce Wittg treasurer, Mylan Ottum. JoAnn Martalock and Larry Thomas were our Student Council representatives. Miss Fellenz and Mr. Miller were our advisors. The name of our class play this year was Rest Assured. Our annual Homecoming took place on January 11. 1957, with JoAnn as Queen and Earl as King. Another high-light was our class trip in the spring. Some more sea-faring classmates left us for shore. They were Raymond Peterson, Ronald Clark, and Rosella Stoikes. Roger Nofsinger joined us. As we graduate and all go on our separate ways, on May 30, 1957, we feel our reward is well worth the hard work of the past four years.