Laketon High School - Laketonian Yearbook (Laketon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF LAKETON HIGH SCHOOL Presents the 1959 LAKETONIAN Progress in Action DEDICATION In accordance with our theme, Progress in Action, we wish to dedicate the 1959 LAKETONIAN to our trustee of the last eight years, Mr. Clarence B. Schuler, because of the many things made possible in our school in the Progress of Education during that time. We appreciate very much these many improvements, and especially the most recent--the construc- tion of the new building for the cafeteria, the kindergarten, and grades 1, 2, and 3, and the new Indus- trial Arts and Agriculture Building. By the construction of these two new buildings, other improvements were made possible this year--a different, larger, and modern music room, a different science room with new modern equipment, and new shower rooms and lockers for the Athletic Department. Although we have these many new and wonderful improvements this year, we cannot overlook im- provements of the other years, which also added greatly to the Progress of Education in our school. Some are these: New modern desks for the grade children, new tables and equipment for the Agriculture De- partment, remodelling the home economics room and adding new equipment and getting new typewriters for the Commerce Department, including an electric typewriter. Also, we have new studies in the high school, and new teachers have been added to the school staff. We are also very proud of our new kinder- garten, for it is the first in a township school in our county. All of these improvements, and any omitted, have been greatly appreciated and in the Spirit of Progress we wish Mr. Schuler much happiness in his future years. Best Wishesl Administration FRANK ROBERT CONRAD New T rustee of Pleasant Township C. L. VANDEGRIFT Superintendent of Wabash County Schools DON H. ARNOLD, Principal New Shop New Cafeteria Primary Grades, Kindergarten Our New Buildings MR. DON H. ARNOLD Principal Business Law What do you want, a pass. MISS NORA CRIPE Commerce School Accounts A five minute time test today I” MR. DALE FLORA Vocational Agriculture Do you have permission to talk. Our Teachers MR. JOE OGDEN Music You shake, I'm tired. MR. RICHARD PIPER Government Drivers' Training Physical Education Coach Now, children. (seniors) MRS. KATHRYN BROWN Vocational Home Economics Girls deposit your gum. MR. JOE PIPER Mathematics Chemistry Junior High Coach Yes, but the equation isn't balanced I MR. RALPH BOYER English Latin Ts dotted, e's open, t's crossed. MRS. SHIRLEY CREE English Social Studies Keep those chairs quiet I MRS. MAXINE YOUNG Art MR. WILBERT SULLIVAN Science Social Studies It's only a cough- drop! Weddings can be beautiful! Our Leaders MR. DALE HILLE Industrial Arts Bookkeeping All right, pass those papers in! MRS. ALICE KRIEDER Girls Physical Education Line up for today's callisthenics! MR. LOWELL BROWN Sixth Grade That reminds me of when we went on our trip to....... MRS. EVA SNYDER Grades Five Six Be quiet in the halls. MRS. MARTHA FLACK Grade Five Your social studies lesson for today is........... MRS. PHYLLIS PEARSON Grade Four 'Recessi 111! We Leorn From Them MRS. LA VON WALSH Grade One MRS. DOROTHY WINN Grade Three Test over multiplication tomorrow I ” MRS. MARY OHMART Grade Two Now let’s get quiet. Now listen, we don't do things like that. MRS. IONA GUSHARD Grade One We'll have a birthday party today! MRS. CONSTANCE MILLER Kindergarten Time for your milk and cookies. SCHOOL DAYS Mounting a page for the LAKETONIAN Typing the LAKETONIAN Printing the TIGER NEWS Junior Sales Senior Sales HIRST DAY IN THE NEW CAFETERIA BOOSTING OUR TEAM uto rapli “Success-Our Destiny'' President----------------------Mike Hileman Vice President----------------Ralph James Secretary-----------------Mildred Entsminger Treasurer-----------------Jackie Flack As we, the seniors of '59, recall all the happy experiences and pleasant memories we've had over our past years at Laketon there have been several wonderful qualities added to our lives. We started our schooling in 1947. Oh, how well we should remember this important year. Little did we realize at this early age that the molding of our education, which would be with us the rest of our lives, had begun. As freshmen, how well we will always remember all the initiations! We somehow managed to make it through. Starting into high school was really a big step to us. Trying to find the different class rooms and get there on time was all a part of our freshmen year. Before we knew it we were sliding into our sophomore year. This year we were finally adjusted to high school and were sponsoring a skating party. We received our class sweaters, also. Then all of a sudden we were juniors and presenting our first play, The Cannibal Queen. One of the best things we will always remember is the wonderful time we had decorating for the Junior-Senior Prom. Having our first cafe- teria supper, which was quite a memorable thing, was all a part of this junior year. Receiving our class rings was really an exciting moment to us. We worked, but we will always hold precious to us all the fun and good time we had together. At last the year we thought would never get here, finally came. The best year of all, our Senior Year!! We were busiest of all when our senior year rolled around. We were working as hard as we could to raise money for our senior trip. Selling magazines, Christmas cards, and annuals, and giving a play, were all a part of our senior year. Planning our trip which we had looked forward to for so many years was really a full time project. Making graduation plans was really a climax to our wonderful times we had at L. H. S. HELEN EBBINGHOUS Sunshine i,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.4: Girls’ Glee Club 4; Sextette 1,2; Booster Club 4; Librarian 3; Tiger News Staff. Worry makes your hair gray; mine's coal black. RALPH JAMES Ralph entered LHS in his Junior year. Booster Club 4; FFA 3,4; Dairy Judging 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. If pretty girls be there, there I be also. MILDRED ENTSMINGER Sunshine 1,2,3,4 (president 4); Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Sex- tette I; Booster Club 1,2,3,41 Cheerleader 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Tiger News Staff; Laketonian Staff; Student Council I. She is like a honeybee flittering here and there scattering kindness everywhere. WENDY FRYER Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Board 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Librarian 1,2; 4-H I; Tiger News Staff; Laketonian Staff. Hello good-bye, no time to wait, I'm late; I'm late; I'm late; I'm late. JUNIOR HOOVER Track 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 4; FFA 2,3,4; Poultry Judging 4; Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus I; Senior Play; Tiger News Staff; Laketonian Staff. They say he's bashful but you never can tell. SHARON DICKERHOFF Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Sextette, 1,2; Band 1,2,3,41 Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Pla-de-Oras 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; 4-H 1,2,3,4 (Outstanding Jr. Leader 3); Tiger News Staff; Laketonian Staff 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4. Enthusiasm and a smile which are contagious. CONNIE SMITH Sunshine 1,2,3,41 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Sextette 1,2; Vocal Solo State Contest 3; Vocal Duet State Contest 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play; 4-H i,2,3,4 (Outstanding Jr. Leader 2,4); Tiger News Staff; Laketonian Staff. A gentle heart has she; always friendly as can be. JANET BRUBAKER Sunshine 1,2,3,41 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Sextette 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3; Senior Play. Quiet, charming, neat as a pin. KEN BEACHLER Basketball I; Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Poultry Judging 3,4; Vegetable Judging i,2; 4-H 3,4; Tiger News. Don't let your studies interfere with your high school course. WILBUR WOLF Basketball Statistician 4; Booster Club 4; Baseball 2; Track 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3; 4-H 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Stu- dent Council 2. If I can't buy it I'll invent it. DELORES NEHER Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,41 Girls' Glee Club 4; Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play; 4-H 1,2,3, 4; Librarian 1,2,3. Happy-go-lucky and full of fun. JUDIANNE CLARK Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian I; Tiger News Staff. No need for an introduc- tion, everyone knows me. CAROLYN KLINE Sunshine 1,2,3,41 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Booster Club 4; Tiger News Staff. No wonder I've never much to say; I giggle, giggle, all the day. ELIZABETH MOYER Sunshine I; Mixed Chorus I; T iger News Staff. Silence is sweeter than speech. BECKY SUE AYRES Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Sextette 1,2; Band 1,2,3,41 Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Pla-de-Oras 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2; Laketonian Staff; Hoosier Girls' State. Big brown eyes and curly hair drive the he-man to despair. CHARLES KELLY Basketball 2; Booster Club 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2,3; Play-de-Oras I; Junior Play; Senior Play; Li- brarian 3; Hoosier Boys State. A good deed rings clear through heaven like a bell. EDDIE HAMPTON FFA I; Tiger News Staff. Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. JANE BUCHER Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 4; 4-H 1,2; Librarian 4; Tiger News Staff. Those dark eyes do mer- rily dance. STEVE PURDY Basketball 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volley- ball 1,2,3,41 Baseball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Cross Country 4 (County Champ); FFA 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Boys’ Glee Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Stu- dent Council 1,4. One of those people no- one knows nothing about. MIKE HILEMAN RUTH EVANS Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Booster Club 2,3,4; Li- brarian 1,2; Senior Play; Tiger News Staff. Any job looks easy when someone else is doing it. JACQUELINE FLACK Sunshine 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Duet 3,4; Vocal Solo State Contest 4; Booster Club 2, 3,4; Pla-de-Oras 2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Tiger News Staff; Lake- tonian Staff; Student Teacher 4. A live wire never gets stepped on. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; Track i,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Ping Pong 2,3,4; FFA 2,3,4 (President 4): Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Tiger News Staff; Laketonian Staff. I’d rather be a good farmer than a millionaire. Looking Into The Future We, the members of the prophecy committee, in the year 1975, were cruising around in the iono- sphere in our space ships to make a survey of the class of '59, and this is what we have discovered: Steve Purdy, due to his ability to open his mouth so wide in Mixed Chorus, is now working as Elvis Presley's hound dog. Wilbur Wolf, the great mathematician, now the owner of Hurly-Burly Jets, Incorporated, is flying to the moon every hour on the hour. Jackie Flack's two outstanding qualities, her ability to attract male attention and her singing voice, have made her latest record, Lover Come Back to Me, a smash hit with the male audience. Mike Hileman, who has always been a hot- rodder with a cruising speed of 175 M.P.H. in his hot Ford, is now driving in the 500 mile race held in Stringtown, (and is coming in in last place). Janet Brubaker, with her flaming red hair, is now appearing in a Broadway show in New York. She is the renowned Flamin' Marne'! Delores Neher, due to her driving ability is now test pilot for Ace Auto Sales, and on holidays, she teaches Drivers' Training to the cast of the Romper Room. Carolyn Kline, always the quiet one, is now portraying the role of Sylvia Silent, in Willie Gig- gle's Old Time Moviehouse. Ralph James, due to his capacity as a speaker, is now the head of Ralph’s Oratorical Society in Timbuctoo. Eddie Hampton, during his term of serving at the Senior Candy Stand, acquired an ability to run a stand, and is now running Ze Olde Candy Shoppe in the suburbs of Ijamsville. Junior Hoover always managed to stay out of trouble, yet do what he wanted. He is now run- ning a casino in Reno, Nevada, called Junior's Jive. Jane Bucher, always eager to learn, is now climbing the ladder of success by painting stair steps in the basement of the Empire State Building. Ken Beachler, the Sportsman, is now in part- nership with Yogi Bear, (a Huckleberry Hound cartoon) and as a team they tour the township on their world famous skates. Wendy Susie Fryer has opened a new field in the beauty business--cutting hair with pinking shears. It gives you that jagged look. Sharon Dickerhoof has always had a craze for writing themes and has joined with some famed cartoonists in writing Shabby Sharon's Safari through Siam. Ruth Evans has contracted a partnership with a Slenderella School, and has invented a new reducing machine called the De-obeser. Mildred Entsminger, after getting so much practice fighting off all those boys, has become the Men's and Women's World Lightweight Boxing Champion. Connie Smith and her steady beau have final- ly gotten around to saying those vows. Now, they are following a family tradition by raising little bus drivers. Helen Ebbinghouse, with her tiny waist, has been employed by Murphy's Dime Store in North Manchester. She is the head of the belt model- ing department. Beth Moyer, a city girl, who always had an understanding with the teachers of L.H.S., is now President of Moyer Life Insurance Company. Judianne Clark, since graduating, has changed her last name and opened a beauty shop. Her most frequent customers are her two lovely daughters. Becky Ayres has achieved her long-awaited goal. She is now steering in steers at the Steer Inn.” Charles Kelly was always a leader while in school, and is now using this quality to explore the craters on the dark side of the moon. Since we are running out of fuel, we must close our survey. Sponsored by CONTAINER CORPORATION of AMERICA Wabash, Indiana UNDERCLASSM ■ David Snyder Beverly Reed Charles Smith Dick Pence Connie Weitzel Tim White Roger Price Becky Frantz Ronnie Hopkins Anne Frieden Darlene Hopson Morris Blocher Ronnie Ihnen Phyllis Day Marilyn Vroomar Lonnie French Carol Burch Lowell Lindzy Howard Ruckman Lottie Lipply Bob Ulrey Kay Zobrosky Lee Chaffee Larry Gahl Galen Long Sherian Gaerte Terry Stafford Rush Bradford Patsy Bucher Homer Easterday Chester Flora Nancy Luckenbill Frances Harmeso: Leonard Good Junior Class President.............. Lonnie French Vice-President.........Connie Weitzel Secretary.............. David Snyder Treasurer..............Sherian Gaerte Sponsored by FRANTZ LUMBER CO. North Manchester, Indiana Carol Lambert jack Schuler Gaye Simms Bill Reed Marilyn Gagnon Mickey Hudson Steve Flack Lynn Jo Carroll Ronnie Swygart Judith Partridge Jon Butler Judy Kmieciak Georgia Simpson Ray Justice Margaret Montel Jim Schuler Geneva Smith Larry Burch Gerald Bishop Margaret Long Tom Miller Connie Brower Jeff Butterbaugh Gloria Swygart Willadean Kelly Georgianna Gaerte Scott Fairchild Russell Pontius Pauline Bradford Deloris Kline � Sophomore Class President...... Vice President Secretary...... Treasurer...... Jim Schuler Jeff Butterbaugh Gloria Swygart Lynn Jo Carroll Sponsored by COON'S FLAMINGO GRILL North Manchester, Indiana r ft . fhd%-S Arlene Leckrone Bessie Caudill Terry Ayres Roland Good Lois Clark Lois Harmon Suzie Reiken Dale Flora Kathleen Blochei John Wolf Tom Karns Helen Music Julie Ulery Tom Brown Harvy Frantz Barbara Smith Shirley Evans Barbara Workmar Jerry Boocher Madonna Gahl Pat Kerr James Shively Marilyn Cripe Mary Louks Janet Gray Forrest Howard Gary Rautenkranz Kay Estep Marilyn Kline Jane Vrooman Fayma Price Philip Kiser Tom Kline Freshman Class Larry Walsh Jim Shock V — 1 £ ‘ I A A 1 N 'i ( Hon • 1' President..............Jerry Boocher Vice President.........Jim Shively Secretary............... Lois Harmon Treasurer..............Jane Vrooman Sponsored by PYRAMID OIL CO. North Manchester, Indiana - Donna Cripe iGary Schipper Marie Snyder J. L. Trickle Nancy Thompson Jim Reed Roger Harman :iJackie Davison jKent French Phyllis Simpson Dean Hudson Karen Me Cullough Nancy Smith [Edward Kline Karen Zobrosky r Herbert Gaerte Joan Kelly Marlin Fingerle Joe Custer Karen Mylin Dana Deardorff Kay Conrad Jim Flack Judy Boocher David Burch Phyllis Brower Julie Bradford Larry Smith Joyce Davis Mark Metzger '.I it 1. it n IA i -j ? ItJI n % v - L V ft ft ft r V ft r ft ■ =: (V Judy Ray Ronnie Wing Tralane Floor Max Blocher Eighth Grade Roy Bradford Nollin Frieden Max Brubaker President......Dana Deardorff Vice President., Kay Conrad Secretary......Larry Smith Treasurer......Kent French Sponsored by WABASH COUNTY FARM BUREAU ELEVATOR North Manchester, Indiana ft JLJ ft . Ill _ Eddie Burch Becky Carpenter Morris Day Cheryl Jamerson Elbie Bucher Janet Fryer Corden Ulery Linda Moyer Dennis Jackson Sandy Weitzel Eddie Howard Nancy Butterbaugh Larry Kerr Brenda Burke Bennie French Pat Ihnen Becky Bragg Harry Pence Wayne Greer Linda Ihnen Danny French Alayne Smith Bob Shively Melonie Speicher David Boyd Margaret Ireland Joe Gaerte John Heagy Aletha Rautenkranz Mike Partridge L. D. Kline Burdettea Floor Paul Kline Michael Ireland Peggy Floor Paul Jenkins Billy Winger Janet Smith Tomas McClure Donna Ray Ronald Rutz Joyce Harman v. Seventh Grade President................. Mike Ireland Vice President.............Dennis Jackson Secretary.................Nancy Butterbaugh Treasurer.................Aletha Rautenkranz Sponsored by LONG LAKE RESORT Laketon, Indiana ELEMENTARY � - «V Y w . i- ' £ £ r n n L a kA f 2 r i imjnir n A O .V' o ife r , K r- ■ 0 0 o A rs . i q £li tjr A q 0 a ; o o - V A V J I o h, . - ✓ n r £ a r a 9 C h r? 0 Fifth Grade Dallas Caudill, Carolyn Kline. Janet Greer, Richmond Wadkins, Carl Chalk, Sally Conrad, Billy Teeter, Hope Floor. Claudia Speicher, Allen Kline, David Smith, Cindy Judy, Arvada Holle, Allen Boocher. Becky Weitzel, Peggy Winger, Patty Hairell, Jim Hopson. Sheila Little, Elsie Catt. Michael Colle, Beverly Montel, Ross Davison, Susan Chap- man, Larry Jamerson, Joyce Butler. David Dickerhoff, Janet Jenkins, Marvin Blocher, Norma Good, Donnia Shepherd, Dennis Ayres. Tim Evans, Lolitta Day, Bill Wadkins, Kathleen Hoover, Dorothy Kline, Elaine Shambarger. Delores Deardorff, Leona Metzger, John Kerr, Bonnie Leck- rone, Charles Oldfather, Janet Haupert. Sponsored by JAMES VAN BUSKIRK INS. Roann, Indiana Sixth Grade Kathleen Ireland, Chris Pearson, Judy Bucher, Galen Bragg, Diann Brindle, Johnny Judy. Danny Purdy, Carolyn Gahl, Gary Shaffer, Violia Mae Shep- herd, Bobby Lambert, Gregory Reed. Ted Brower, Ann Smith, Steven Swygart, Carolyn Harvey, Tommy Fredrick, Connie Conrad. Micky Ruckman, Peggy Justice, John Kelly, Cindy Little, Mike Finch, Nancy Conrad. Martha Flora, Billy Jacobs, Sheryl Wallin, Bill Bradford, Cheryl Greer, Jon Zobrosky. Lester Spangle, Eva Lea Bradford, Johnny Bob Rager, Carol Fingerle, K. D. Trickle, Danny Ebbinghous. Allan Figert, Jennefer Butler, Robert Justice,Monace Bone- wits, Joan Floor, David Ayres. Gary Gushard, Dean Good, Dennis Cripe, Janet Davison, Steve Kiser, Peggy Day. f ) r - ) n j1 ■■■■■ Vbf.. 1, ■ a a a r a •N. 1 a a a a l-’1 k. r .1 r q ii’ r a jjfegf ■ ■ « . V’ 9 . • 1 y 11 n i i4 o n a a Fourth Grade Sheryl Pence, Charles Jamerson, Linda Shively, Sue Hudson, Danny touch, Mary Owens. Steve Hoover, Linda Bucher, Tommy Bucher, Judy McClure, Bryon Utter, Dorothy Frieden. David Arnold, tosalyn Brubaker, Kristene Zobrosky, Gary Frye, Rebecca Kiser, Roger Gaston. Dana Vergon, Carolyn Pratt, Darwin Stafford, Betty Justice, Roger Caudill, Jeanette Kelly. Dennis Fairchild, Marcia Hines, Freddie Shambarger, Nancy Little, Joyce Fryer, Ronnie Jackson. Tommy Dale, Connie Metzger. A A K ft av� ■ ' ? • j| ft 1 � it i; ft K , A ft t ft f ; ijnn r D ft L.,Jf a a ft Mli o .« 0 ■h 'v HJ A r -) n ft V 9 ft ft ft- - : S ft mif, «ill v ft ■ ■■I ita‘: i, ft A � O «fi r- 1 s. « 1 A Jfi ► i r- � a 0 X A 0 ft j-' t a V-- , ■ j Jl ft A : ¥- :■ L . ’ r? a M A . r n •� - J N ► ft: V ‘ V, A A v . Third Grade Patrick Ireland, Jimmy Miller. Linda Figert, Ricky Rager, Shirley Montel, Richard Jackson, Marianne Hoffman, Tommy Taylor. John Brewer, Janean Smith, Lyle Bonewitz, Nancy Holle, Daryl Bradford, Darla Little. Barbara Little, Michael Wray, Mary Kline, Michael Poston, Dian Frye, Richmond Bradford. Terry Evans, Mary Justice, Vernon Pratt, Jane Neher, Junior Smith, Brenda Wood. Marie Weintraut, Roger Kline, Carolyn Pence, Jerry Bucher, Rene Wallin, Randy Frederick. Andrew Butterbaugh, Joyce Gray, Brad Alger, Luella Harvey, Brent Hines, Becky Brubaker. Sponsored by OGDEN AUTO SALES North Manchester Second Grade MB ImBBI : d«i ft ft) . •m n 'T j A ft A ft 1 n r Carol Davis, Billy Bucher, Trudy Gaerte, Michael Overmyer, Linda Hileman, Larry Weintraut. Randy Hoover, Sheryl Weitzel, Mark Fairchild, Wayne Leck- rone, Debbie Dixon, Delmer Owens. Mary Gaston, Kent Brower, Vicki Hoover, Bobby Robison, Becky Michel, Myron Reed. Freddie Thompson, Teresa Purdy, Trippy Bragg, Steven Finch, Peggy Jo Chalk, Roger Cole. Sharlene Jackson, Steven Brubaker, Marian Siebold, Max Flora, Dian Haupert, Lonclay Wadkins. Brace Chapman, Carlene Burke, Randy Weimann, Evert Bru- baker, Penny French, Robert Oldfather. Patty Caudill, Michael Easterday. First Grade Stephen Frederick, Jane Metzger, Carol Purdy, Larry Rager. Michael Hardy, Nancy Taylor, Gary French, Sharon Jack- son, Joe Brubaker, Jo Ellen Holle. Linda Harvey, Tommy Kerr, Brenda Hunter, Patrick Wray, Sandra Kline, Steve Sims. Gene Floor, Beverly Greer, Keith Cole, Jocelyn Butler, Steven Bucher, Kristi Swygart. Kathy Kline, Jonnie Butterbaugh, Mona Overmeyer, Ted Little, Beverly Smith, Terry Keim. Todd Floor, Bobbie Speicher, Rex Teeter, Joyce Wadkins, Lon Bradford, Rita Robinson. Patti Gushard, Paul Bradford, Diana Brown, Ricky Michel, Karen Vrooman, Ricky Ihnen. Jimmy Dale, Vickie Arnold, Sandra Evans, James Justice, Diana Stafford, Paula Rager. Sponsored by WAMPLER JEWELRY STORE North Manchester n V K 4I - V- ) In A r. in. e r •' f- - x' r ft K ■ ) { m i St = ft A L£l -� s n A ft A p d rT) i •7- kd A i f! v 1 V • • r jff. jn S. Mary Anna Heeter Tommy Rager Joyce Taylor Keith Reese Roberta Michel Roger Finch Michel lhnen Jackie Zobrosky Mike Judy Danny Sharp Rosemary Vrooman Lyle Floor Dianne Roush Steve Weiman Neal Oldfather Maribeth Cook Kim Poston Kathy Haupert Ronnie Hoffman Tonie Bonewitz ‘Gorden Ireland Ronnie Good Becky Rice Mike Brubaker Barbara Weitzel Donna Harvey Ronnie Kline PA ■ _ 2 r Jr P AtK • tM (Tl i 4 n r n !► o ■ y i ■ Our First Kindergarten i, Lunch in Shopping the Hall for Candy Merry Christmas Sponsored by RIGDON'S JEWELRY STORE North Manchester, Indiana CHRISTMAS OPERETTA Presented by Grades 4, 5, 6 Directed by Mr. Joe Ogden Susanna had two very bad faults, being stubborn, and climbing on furniture. It was Christmas Eve in Susanna's home. That very night she climbed on a chair and broke a brand new vase. She would not a- pologize, so her parents decided to punish her by auctioning off all of her toys. When her favorite doll Josephine, was put up for sale, she broke down and apologized. Everybody was happy that naughty Sus- anna had turned over a new leaf. Standing: K.D.Trickle,Becky Kiser,Steve Swygart,Marcia Hines, Dorothy Freiden, Michael Cole.Greagory Reed,Kathleen Hoover,Steven Hoover, Allen Boocher, Tommy Frederick, Gary Gushard,Chris Pearson, Darwin Stafford, Roger Gaston, Linda Shively,Roselyn Bru- baker, Nancy Conrad, Connie Conrad,Janet Haupert,Arvada Holle,Jennifer Butler,Galen Bragg,Ted Brower,Billy Tee- ter, Carl Chalk, Steve Kiser. Sitting: Susan Chapman,Bev- erly Montel, Cindy Judy,She- lia Little,Janet Jenkins, Lo- litta Day,Gary Shaffer,Clau- dia Speicher,Nancy Little, Dana Vergon.Judy McClure, Mary Owens, Joyce Butler, Dennis Ayres. MS fit I § Sponsored by KROGER GROCERY No. Manchester Indiana ATHLETICS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SCHEDULE 1958-59 OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE Sidney 78 56 Noble 51 Silver Lake 68 75 Urbana 54 Mexico 76 52 Lagro 66 53 FOUR-WAY TOURNEY Chili 53 55 Urbana 78 White’s Institute 71 66 Roann 43 Gilead 55 34 Claypool 54 69 COUNTY TOURNEY Manchester 69 64 Lafontaine 48 Roann 45 36 Noble 8l Deedsville 81 46 Lafontaine 39 49 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Andrews 32 37 Noble 65 Somerset 48 43 14 A 11 A Team Backjtow; Steve Flack, Howard Ruckman, Larry Burch, Dick Pence, Steve Purdy, Lonnie French, Ronnie Ihnen, Mike Hileman, Jim Schuler, Jon Butler, Mick Hudson, Ronnie Swygart, Jeff Butterbaugh (student manager). Front Row: Mr. Dick Piper (coach), Wilbur Wolf (statistician), Jack Schuler (student manager), Mr. Don Arnold (principal). Sponsored by R. K. PENCE GENERAL STORE Laketon, Indiana Georgianna Cheering The Teams Sherian FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Barbara Smith Lois Harmon Janet Gray Sponsored by B K DRIVE IN Laketon, Indiana JUNIOR HIGH Nancy Butterbaugb Phillis Simpson Janet Smith Karen Mylin Tigers in Action Boosting Our Team Sponsored by BURCH SERVICE STATION North Manchester, Indiana B Team Back Row: Tom Miller, Ronnie Hopkins, Jim Schuler, Bill Reed. Front Row: Steve Flack, Gerald Bishop, Tim White. Freshmen Back Row: Philip Kiser, Tom Brown, Jim Shively, Larry Walsh, Tom Karns, Jerry Bucher. Front Row: Gary Rautenkrantz, Harvey Frantz, Terry Ayres. i Junior High Top Row: Dennis Jackson, Mike Pan! ridge, Dana Deardorff, Ronald Rutz,; Mark Metzger, Herbert Gaerte, Jim Reed. Second Row: Danny French, 1 Morris Day, David Boyd, Bennie French, Harry Pence, David Burch, Eddie Burch, Kent French. Front Ro Eddie Howard, Dean Hudson, Larry ' Smith, Joe Custer, Gordon Ulrey, Michael Ireland, Billy Winger, Mar- lin Fingerle, Wayne Greer, Elbie Bucher. Student Manajjjers: Gary Schipper, Jim Flack. Coachj Mr. Joe Piper. Sponsored by SHEETZ FUNERAL HOW! Akron, Indiana SCHEDULE Opponent Lagro--- Somerset. Noble.... Roann.... Lafontaine Urbana............6 We They . 13 11 .. 17 7 .. 9 7 .. 7 3 ... 0 8 ...6 12 COUNTY TOURNEY Lagro . Noble, Top row: Larry Burch, Jim Schuler, Dick Piper (Coach), Mike Hileman, Mickey Hudson. 3rd row Steve Flack, Dick Pence, Jon Butler. 2nd row: Ronnie Swygart, Howard Ruckman. Front row; Jeff Butterbaugh. Baseball Sponsored by ROLLIN SMITH HEATING AND L. P. GAS North Manchester, Indiana - ■ I Track Back Row: Mick Hudson, Gerald Bishop, Larry Burch, Ronnie Ihnen, Lonnie French, Steve Purdy, Bill Reed. Front Row: Jon Butler, Junior Hoover, Ronnie Swygart, Tom Brown, Steve Flack, Tim White, Howard Ruckman. Cross Country Back Row: Dick Piper (coach), Larry Burch, Lonnie French, Steve Purdy. Front Row: Tim White, Ronnie Swygart, Howard Ruckman, Mick Hudson. Steve Purdy--Wabash County Cross Country Champion 1958. Steve ran the two-mile course in 10.02. Never pushed and never forced to run his best in Cross Country, Steve is looking forward to Track where he hopes to break school records in the mile, half-mile, and better his current record in the 440 yard dash. Sponsored by ROANN FROZEN FOOD, Roann, Indiana ACTivrn Our Bond TRUMPET SECTION: Ronnie Hopkins, Dana Deardorff, Geneva Smith, Anne Frieden, Lynn Jo Carroll, Karen Mylin, Mike Ireland. BASS SECTION: Robert Shively, Shar- on Dickerhoff, Jim Shively, Tim White, Jim Schuler, Jeff Butterbaugh, Gary Rautenkranz. PERCUSSION: Tom Brown, Jon Butler, Judy Patridge, Mike Partridge, Steve Flack, Terry Ayres. Sponsored by SCHUTZ SADDLERY FIREARMS North Manchester, Indiana At L H. S. SAXOPHONE SECTION: Tommy Karns, Tralane Floor, Connie Smith, Gloria Swygart, Billy Winger. CLARINET SECTION: Larry Walsh, Arlene Leckrone, Janet Smith, Con- nie Weitzel, Becky Ayres, Connie Brower, Barbara Smith, Burdettea Floor, Aletha Rautenkranz, Nancy Butterbaugh, Alayne Smith, Lottie Lipply. TWIRLERS: Janet Gray, Lois Harmon, Diann Brindle, Phyllis Simpson, Joyce Harman, Kathleen Ireland. Sponsored by G. W. SEWARD, M. D. North Manchester, Indiana MIXED CHORUS GIRLS GLEE CLUB Top Row: Pat Kerr, Connie Weitzel, Con- nie Brower, Kay Zobrosky, Willadean Kelly, Geneva Smith, Bessie Caudill, Margaret Long, Helen Ebbinghous, Becky Ayres, Dar- lene Hopson, Barbara Workman. Third Row: Kathleen Blocher, Janet Gray, Phyllis Day, Delores Neher, Lois Harmon, Judy Kmieciak, Beverly Reed, Carolyn Kline, Mildred Entsminger, Madonna Gahl, Barbara Smith, Connie Smith. Second Row: Marilyn Vrooman, Jane Bucher, Judy Partridge, Lynn Carroll, Julie Ulery, Carol Burch, Judy Clark, Gaye Simms, Lois Clark, Anne Frieden, Fayma Price, Marg- aret Montel, Mr. Joe Ogden (Instructor). Front Row: Shirley Evans, Gloria Swygart, Lee Chaffee, Nancy Luckenbill, Sue Gagnon, Susie Fryer, Georgianna Gaerte, Becky Frantz, Jackie Flack, Deloris Kline, Marilyn Kline, Jane Vrooman, Carol Lambert. With o Song BOYS GLEE CLUB Top Row: Ronnie Swygart, Jon Butler, Steve Purdy, Jim Schuler, Lonnie French, Mr. Joe Ogden (Instructor), Ralph James, Mike Hileman, Jim Shively, Ronnie Hopkins, Tom Karns, Philip Kiser. Front Row: Terry Ayres, Harvey Frantz, Jerry Boocher, Scott Fairchild, Larry Walsh, Gerald Bishop, Larry Burch, David Snyder, Tom Brown, Morris Blocher, Gary Rautenkranz. Junior Class Play One Foot in Heaven Standing: Connie Weitzel, Phyllis Day, Bob Ulrey, Lottie Lipply, Terry Staf- ford, Nancy Luckenbill, Dick Pence, Tim White, Carol Burch (holding Regina Reed), David Snyder. Seated: Leonard Good, Ronnie Hopkins, Sherian Gaerte, Lonnie French, Becky Frantz, Lee Chaffee, Anne Frieden. SPONSORED BY Ruppel's Records and Gifts North Manchester, Indiana The Junior Class presented their play on Wednesday evening, October 22, in the high school auditorium. The play, a full length religious comedy, was based on the same novel from which the outstanding Warner Brothers' motion picture was made When Rev. Spence, his wife, and their teen-age children came to the dilapidated parsonage at Laketon, it was quite a shock, but that's only the beginning. Rev. Spence found the church building starting to disintegrate, and the congregation split into warring factions. Eileen and Hartzell became pretty disgusted at leaving a better town for this run-down place, but then Hart- zell meets pretty Louise, and Eileen meets Ronny the football captain. Near the end of the play the congregation builds a new church and parsonage, which made the new pastor and his family very happy. The surprising, whirlwind conclusion rang down the curtain on an inspiring, and yet laugh-packed even- ing's entertainment. We wish to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Shirley Cree for her helpful guidance and patience as director of our play, and to Kay Zobrosky as our student director. ¥ WHERE THERE'S A WILL The Senior Class presented their play on Friday evening. April io, 1959, in the high school auditor- ium. The play, Where There's A Will, was a comedy in three acts. The play had a clean, whole- some plot that fairly bristled with laugh-getting lines and ludicrously funny situations. An eccentric old man died and he bequeathed almost all of his money to his niece, Lorna, provided that she continued to tell the truth until she was 21, and also that she doesn’t marry or fall in love before that time. Com- plications arose out of jealousy, developed fast and furiously and all hands plotted against Lorna to make her tell lies, and also fall in love. It was delicious fun and had a farcial plot that helped to make this play one of the most delightful ever performed. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Ralph Boyer for directing our play. Standing: Wilbur Wolf, Mildred Entsminger, Ruth Evans, Charles Kelly, Susie Fryer, Jun- ior Hoover, Janet Brubaker, Steve Purdy. Seated: Mike Hileman, Becky Ayres, Sharon Dickerhoff, Ralph James, Jackie Flack. Senior Class Play Sponsored by THE HECKMAN BINDERY INC. North Manchester, Indiana “Scattering Sunshine President........... Mildred Entsminger Vice President......Gloria Swygart Corresponding Secy... Nancy Luckenbill Recording Secy......Lynn Jo Carroll Treasurer...........Delores Neher Sponsors............ Mrs. Kathryn Brown Mrs. Shirley Cree Wuli many laughs for everyone at the formal initiation and with a very impressive formal initiation, the Sunshine Society began a very successful year. Several of this year's activities were the Halloween Record Hop, Basketball Feeds and Coat Check, Dad's and Daughters Party, a Spring Banquet, and our Ideal Ladies Party in the spring. Also we had the privilege last fall of install- ing Gilead Society in our District. The project for Christmas was distributing baskets of food to needy families and spreading cheer to shut-ins with poinsettia plants. The big event of the year was the District II Convention held at our school on October 4, which over 500 girls attend ed. We had a wonderful program presented and everyone enjoyed it very much. We were very happy to have 63 members in our Society this year. They are as follows: Shirley Evans, Fayma Price, Madonna Gahl, Lois Clark, Janet Gray, Lois Harmon, Barbara Smith, Marilyn Cripe, Kathleen Blocher, Barbara Work- man, Susie Reiken, Pat Kerr, Helen Music, Janie Vrooman, Julie Ulrey, Kay Estep, Marilyn Kline, Mary Louks, Carol Lambert, Arlene Leckrone, Sue Gagnon, Judy Partridge, Connie Brower, Willadean Kelly, Geneva Smith, Bessie Caudill Pauline Bradford, Judy Kmieciak, Margaret Montel, Georgianna Gaerte, Gaye Simms, Georgia Simpson, Delores Kline, Patsy Bucher, Lee Chaffee, Sherian Gaerte, Becky Frantz, Lottie Lipply, Phyllis Day, Connie Weitzel, Darlene Hopson, Kay Zobrosky, Frances Harmeson, Carol Burch, Anne Frieden, Beverly Reed, Marilyn Vrooman, Jane Bucher, Connie Smith, Sharon Dickerhoff, Judianne Clark, Helen Ebbinghous, Ruth Evans, Becky Ayres, Carolyn Kline, Susie Fryer, Jackie Flack, Janet Brubaker, Delores Neher, Lynn Jo Carroll, Nancy Luckenbill, Mildred Entsminger, Gloria Swygart, and our sponsors, Mrs. Kathryn Brown, and Mrs. Shirley Cree. Sponsored by HOOVER POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY, North Manchester, Indiana Special Events of The Year AS o T,°v£ °Fvfa President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Reporter....... Sentinel......... Advisor........ Mike Hileman Ralph James Steve Purdy Lonnie French David Snyder Lowell Lindzy Mr. Dale Flora The Future Farmers of America, our F.F.A., is a National Organization of, by, and for the boys studying Vocational Agriculture. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of Agriculture leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. There were eight Green Hands initiated this year into our F.F.A. They were Tom Brown, Jerry Boocher, Harvery Frantz, Larry Walsh, Dale Flora, Gary Rautenkranz, Leonard Good, and Larry Gahl. Some of the major activities were a very successful crop and vegetable show, a trip to Chicago’s Federal Reserve Bank, Board of Trade and the Continental Trust Bank, selling of garden seeds, and completing a scrap book for the district contest. Highlighting the year's activities was a trip to Detroit and Canada. Some places of interest were: The Ford Museum, Greenfield Village, Ford Plant, and the Music Hall. Sponsored by TRUMAN NICCUM AND SON Roann, Indiana F.F.A. Special Events of The Year F.F.A. Sponsored by PARKER IMPLEMENT SALES Silver Lake, Indiana Working Together STANDING: Helen Ebbinghous Carolyn Kline Sharon Dickerhoff Mildred Entsminger Mike Hileman Ruth Evans Tom Floor Kenny Beachler Eddie Hampton Miss Cripe, Sponsor SEATED: Connie Smith Beth Moyer Judy Clark Jackie Flack Susie Fryer Jane Bucher Junior Hoover Editing The Tiger News Under the direction of Miss Cripe, the Advanced Typing Class edited the TIGER NEWS once each month. They tried to keep you well informed of the happenings at L. H. S, Sponsored by THE AKRON STATE BANK Akron, Indiana LAKETONIAN LAKETONIAN STAFF Sharon............Editor Jackie ...........Business Manager Mildred...........Social Editor Becky.............Social Editor Susie.............Pictures Junior............Advertising Mike..............Sports Connie S...........Typist Connie W..........Junior Editor Miss Cripe........Sponsor Sponsored by AMERICAN ROCK WOOL CORP. Wabash. Indiana Behind The Scenes Joyce Davison, Edna Kelly, Alice Hoover, Eva Clingenpeel, Mae Flack. Kitchen Staff Custodians Bus Drivers Walter Kiser, Maurice Ogden, Rex Weitzel, Arden Hileman, Bob Dickerhoff, Bob Ihnen, Bob Speicher, Glen Mylin, Bob Butterbaugh. “The Showboat” May 2, 1958 Sponsored by DANIEL BROS.. INC. Columbia City, Indiana Junior-Senior Reception JOLLY WORKERS - PEPPY TEENS - HOOSIERITES 4-H CLUBS To make the best better, are important words to every 4-H member; it was truly emphasized during the year of 1958, Some of our activities were a skating party for all members, a picnic for all the clubs of Pleasant Township, tours for the boys' clubs, award night and carry-in supper, and achievement night for the completing members. The boys’ and girls’ 4-H clubs have worked very hard, and have had a wonderful year with Mrs. Kathryn Brown, Mrs. Allen Smith, Mrs. Frank R. Conrad, and Mr. Dale Flora as our leaders. We are proud of our 4-H achievements during the past year. HAPPY HERDSMEN - HAPPY HUSTLERS - TRACTOR MAINTENANCE 4-H CLUBS Sponsored by LAKETON ELEVATOR Laketon, Indiana ME MORI i: Sponsored by AMERICAN ROCK WOOL CORP Wabash, Indiana MANCHESTER CAFETERIA Come Dine with Us at 104 East Second Street North Manchester, Indiana Mrs. Dorothy Grossnickle Manager McCLURE'S HARDWARE North Manchester Phone 259 We Deliver Our Paint Department Is Fully Stocked Compliments of IVAN LITTLE ACE” HARDWARE North Manchester Indiana You Don't Need Cash to Repair or Remodel Complete Line of Building Materials Nothing Down—36 Months to Pay No Liens - No Mortgages Our Prices Are Always Fair or Better Call HONEST JOHN No. Manchester 442-W VAUGHN PIPER KENNEDY - LUCAS, INC. 106 N. Main Telephone 739 North Manchester, Indiana New Tires Retreading Cars Trucks Parts Service CLIFF SNYDER MOTORS Phone 34 No. Manchester ULERY'S APPLIANCES RCA Victor Whirlpool Admiral TV - Radios - Appliances Sales Service North Manchester Phone 293 ABBOTT KITSON OIL CO. 706 West Main St. North Manchester, Indiana Fuel Oils Gas Motor Oils Grease Accessories Phone 666 Werking’s Studio House of Horter North Manchester, Indiana Phone 29R1 Commercial Roll Films Weddings Portraits Ge er Motor Soles Inc. CONGRATULATIONS 1959 GRADUATES 537 So. Wabash Street Telephone 904 Wabash, Indiana Compliments of Method Office Equipment 326 South Boots Marion, Indiana GILLESPIE TEETER Build With STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires, Batteries BRIKCRETE and Accessories For Beauty Economy Silver Lake Indiana WARNER BROODER CORPORATION KRAMER Manufacturers of THE KLEANER Poultry Farm Supplies Quality Dry Cleaning North Manchester, Indiana Since 1922 Indiana Representative 340 West Harrison Jack E. Flack 129 West Market Phone—Laketon 2469 Wabash, Indiana It’s Compliments of MIKE'S CAFE SNYDER'S I.G.A. In North Manchester SUPERMARKET 602 West Main Street North Manchester Free Parking - Best of Food Indiana Closed Sundays Compliments VERN'S TV SERVICE of General Television Repair TILLMAN’S TRAILER Servicing All Makes of TV COURT Phone TW 3-3253 South of Yellow Creek Lake Akron, Ind. COBLENTZ AND SON Since 1921 Allis Chalmers - GMC Trucks Liberty Mills, Indiana LIBERTY ELEVATOR Grain - Coal - Feeds Phone T 18F4 Compliments of Warner Brooder Corporation North Manchester Indiana LEONARD SUPPLY COMPANY Silver Lake Indiana O’HARA'S BOTTLE GAS SERVICE 503 North Beckley Street North Manchester, Indiana Bulk Bottles Butterbaugh Oil Company Junction of 13 114 Phone TW 3-2565 IRELAN AND BAUM, INC. Whenever it is necessary to have a burial vault, there is none better than an AIR SEAL VAULT Akron, Indiana Grains, Seeds, Feed to lay away those that you have loved and lost. So request a Laketon Vault from your funeral director. Hardware and Building Material Since WALLACE W. Laketon, 1921 FREDERICK Indiana MILLER SONS LUMBER CO. Plumbing—Appliances Paints Phone 4121 SILVER LAKE, INDIANA HILLTOP SERVICE And BOLINGER FURNITURE STORE North Manchester BODY SHOP Highway 15 South Silver Lake, Indiana BOLINGER BROS. EQUIPMENT Dealers in Oliver - New Holland - Fox Farm Machinery DAVE HOLYCROSS BREWER'S Bulk Fertilizer Spreading Limestone Crushed Stone Gravel Dump Truck Work Phone 4-65 - Urbana, Indiana MILK COMPANY Wabash, Indiana HUBSCHER JEWELERS VICTOR'S BEAUTY SALON Keepsake Diamond Rings Air Conditioning for Your Comfort Fine China and Silverware Advanced Hair Styling Reserved for Every Graduate A Key in Your School Colors Phone 186 A Gift from Hubscher Jewelers 287 South Wabash 225 South Wabash Street Wabash, Indiana PARKER'S GARAGE Compliments United Motors Service of Automobile Glass in Stock For All Cars and Trucks HOFFMAN BODY SHOP 504 West Fifth Street Akron, Indiana North Manchester, Indiana Phone 240 LAKE CITY CANDY COMPANY Warsaw, Indiana Wholesalers of BRUNTS Candy, Tobacco, Paper Goods Sundries, Drugs BAHNEY CHEVROLET SALES New Cars - New Trucks Compliments of Used Cars P. N. HIRSCH CO. The Place Where Friends Meet Friends Your Family's Phone TW-32755 One Stop Clothes Akron, Indiana Call or Send Your News Items to THE NEWS-JOURNAL NORTH MANCHESTER PHONE 100 HSV8VM jpe yy s ua pup sAog Compliments of s,� oia luaaijjedag sAog ajSjduJOQ jnQ 395 04. no 9+|au| 3y sAog pup ua| JO_j NORTH MANCHESTER FOUNDRY aV3MSldOdS ao93a93kN iMON jea v s.ua pup sAog NORTH MANCHESTER S,� Dia INDIANA Compliments of WIBLE'S SHOE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE North Manchester, Indiana RALPH BAGOTT Phone 231 Compliments of GRANT 0. HARRIS for BETTER BUILT BUILDINGS Silver Lake, Indiana Phone 3836 LAKETON ASPHALT REFINING, INC. P. O. Box 158 LAKETON, INDIANA DAN LEININGER A SONS Akron, Indiana DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES LAKEVUE Where the Lakes Begin GAS, OIL, GROCERIES, TIRES OSCAR KROFT GACKENHEIMER PHARMACIES WABASH'S LEADING DRUG STORES 3 Convenient Locations LAKETON BARBER SHOP ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Jack Butler OPPENHEIM'S North Manchester SINCE 1875 FLOWERS OF INDIVIDUALITY SONDA'S GREENHOUSES FLORIST Flowers Wired Anywhere 1228 Jones St. Telephone 712 I West Canal St. Telephone 752 WABASH. INDIANA Compliments of BRADY'S THE STORE FOR MEN North Manchester CLOTHING . SHOES . FURNISHINGS Welcome to LUKENS LAKE Compliments of We Aim to Maintain a Desirable Place of Amusement for Teenagers MINIATURE GOLF—18 HOLES SWIMMING BEACH CLEAN AND INSURED BOATING PICNIC GROUNDS AND SHELTER HOUSE CONCESSIONS REX AND CLARA SIMS Owners and Managers THE GENERAL TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY WABASH, INDIANA LOREN J. DOUD Laketon Students ORCHARDIST NURSERYMAN Teachers Patrons Quality Plus Apples Dwarf Apple Trees We Appreciate Your Friendship 2 Miles South and 1 Mile URSCHELS' West of Roann STRAKA BROS. JACOBS CONCRETE, INC. DIME STORES Ready-Mix Concrete Gravel Featuring Excavating 5 ? To $1.00 Merchandise Phone Urbana 2 on 14 N. Manchester, Ind. Winamac, Ind. R.R. 1, North Manchester FRITCHEY MIKE’S STANDARD SERVICE Pontiac - Cadillac In the Loop Authorized North Manchester, Indiana Sales and Service On the Drive Since 25 Wabash, Ind. Compliments of DOERING RADIO AND TV SILVER LAKE LOCKER Sales and Service FOOD CENTER Akron, Indiana Silver Lake, Indiana Phone ... Akron TW 3-3185 Groceries, Meats Dairy Products, Ice GRANDSTAFF FUNERAL HOME Thoughtful Care and Dignity Characterize Our Service Roann, Indiana Phone TEmple 5-5591 STUCKER'S SHOE STORE 1105 North Market Street North Manchester, Ind. Quality Shoes For the Entire Family ROYAL CAFE pizza: Meals, Short Orders and Recreation COOKSEY LIVE BAIT HOUSE Bait of All Kinds Open 24 Hours State Road 15 at Eel River Roann, Indiana Telephone TEmple 5-2811 BRUCE KRAMER COMPANY Our 36th Year of Dependable Cleaning North Manchester, Indiana SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Singer presents the greatest sewing machine ever built, the Singer SLANT 0 MATIC, the only zigzag sewing machine for home use made in America 70 West Market Wabash, Indiana KERLIN MOTOR COMPANY KERLIN TRACTOR SALES Cars Trucks Implements Tractors Silver Lake, Indiana AKRON IMPLEMENT CO. McCormick Machinery Farmall Tractors Lorin Stucker Jack Stucker TW 3-2771 TW 3-3535 Akron, Indiana WESTAFER DEARDORFF STANDARD SERVICE North Manchester, Indiana Tires - Batteries Accessories GOOpff FOOD WEST SIDE jp 1Jk 1VL 1N Compliments of Bender Funeral Home 1875 Congratulations, Laketon Seniors TO THE CLASS OF 1959 We Extend Our Heartiest Compliments Congratulations and of Best Wishes For a Most Successful Career Laketon Nurseries Moyer Haupert Funeral Home Since Thomas E. Haupert, Prop. Akron, Indiana 1880 ROANN ROLLER MILL Whiteloaf Flour Cornmeal - Cereal GUS DORAIS CHEVROLET COMPANY 458 S. Miami Street Wabash, Indiana Phone 25 For People Who Care It's PRISER'S Quality Cleaners 321 College Ave. Phone 325R-1 THE COMMERCIAL STATE BANK Silver Lake, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PEGG DRUG STORE Prescriptions Drugs Cosmetics Animal Poultry Supplies Phone 3351 - Silver Lake Since 1902 Quality School Furniture THE PEABODY SEATING CO., INC. North Manchester, Indiana Individually Designed Foundations • Brassieres • Surgical • Orthopedic and Maternity Supports NETTIE M. WHITE Registered Spencer Corsetiere R.R. 1 North Manchester, Ind. Telephone Laketon 2653 Phone 609 GRIST BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Chi-Namel Paint and Varnish Hard and Softwood Lumber Plumbing Supplies and Hardware Southeast Manchester MANCHESTER AUTO SALES AND SERVICE DeSoto, Dodge, Plymouth Dealer 801 West Main Street Day Phone 361 Night Phone 413-W STRAUSS Purina Chow Coal - Fuel Oil - Gas Phone 93 North Manchester, Ind. AUTO PARTS EQUIPMENT Complete Machine Shop and Radiator Service Motor Replacement Parts Phone 528 210 E. Main Street North Manchester, Ind. HERFF JONES CO. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 8 STATIONERS 1401-1429 NORTH CAPITOL AVE. INDIANAPOLIS 7. IND. MANCHESTER FARM EQUIPMENT North Manchester, Indiana 1 4 Mile South of State Road 114 13 ICE CREAM Compliments of CLOVERLEAF CREAMERIES WABASH LeVay Office Equipment Denny Motors R. E. M. C. Sears Farm Store Robinet Buick, Inc. Rambler Sales Jones and Son Edsel Sales Carter Sales and Service Stephen Electric--Westinghouse 81 Frigidaire Ford Meter Box Company C. N. Hetzner Jewelers Home Loan Saving Association The Teenager Shop Brown Trucking Company Wabash County Farm Bureau The Sweet Shop Wabash Plain Dealer Kroger Egg Plant The First National Bank Wilkinson Lumber Company ROANN Watson Bidwell Roann Lumber Company John Schuler's Liquid Fertilizer Roann Hardware DISKO The Old Dutch Mill AKRON Eat Rite Cafe Homer Saner 8c Sons Boylan Insurance Akron Automotive Electric Rocklake Roller Rink SILVER LAKE Silver Star Drive-In Metzger Sons Trucking Co. NORTH MANCHESTER Myer's Implement Sales Messer's Greenhouse Paul Beam Equitable Insurance Jack Pinney Chevrolet, Inc. G. L. Venable, M.D. Harting Furniture Store John Richard's Tire Company Lautzenhiser Home Store Fedewa Appliance Store Hill, Tailor and Cleaner Spencer Insurance Agency Wendel Floor Covering Quality Bakery Wing's Flowers and Gifts Hotel Sheller Bolinger Furniture Store Heinold Hog Market Faurot's Grocery Meats Culligan Softwater Service Baker Lumber 8c Fence Co. P. N. Hirsch St Company Trick Lumber Supply Co. Carter Sales and Service Heater's Garage, Dale 81 Dick Paul Hathaway Real Estate Dr. R. W. Sawyer, Optometrist C. Eugene Cook, M.D. LAKETON Carroll's Sundries Laketon Garage Laketon Produce HUNTINGTON Western Southern Life Ins.