Lakeville High School - Trojanaire Yearbook (Lakeville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

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Induna Unsvgraity A.B. fmvlue Uruvevskiy B-51A E- 'x..5 V15 f y uf' X X QW X X ffff 'Q Sponsor 'Pr-ui.Jen'E Vug 'P'-g5LJuxE Su..-Tr-cas, T. murine Anus. Billie Urviufi Bi-YV Dang 87825 Fh!'a I r n Fred Navman Gi-nd. Hu-Lslev' Ev-uni! Huff 'Rolmrk Hmff WPCMQ sill ll 4 ' ' n Kvaikwokl Rahul NeCnu.s lam! Lore-u ng O'Meav-a. Ngomg Vu:-gn Blfhllfih walhsns Naam. Wkxiacre 'Kwik Zrqer R-nik Aung Sehafgr- mggtfnsmaf-gf Ruth Anne shear p m::,::':.:z.,. '1 ,.2:,z:0am,.,,, 3.3.5-yr:-.'.,g.g., 53.3. ' ' ' f '-1-1-1-1:-L.:-.41-4 X f ff f XZ in 1 of j fiff A .M .. p,,, tion ? . Wm., fm. . , ., W f WWW X f',11'?f' 'ff M zezwfhf ffaziiijfy ff WWA!!! 4Bul1h0Il lanager ' Robert Huff The olsss of '42' plunged forward with high ' -A Athletic Editor Activity Editor A Grant Hsrbster q 'Roland Garrett it ., 6igL EQ1,Q cuss or 'sz' unseen! Q ' Shafer for president Betty Arthurnoltz for trees- urer and Lorra ne Lindle for see etar Our ' s I Y J' student council member 1 as Marguerite Van Wynn- f berghs Us were wonderful little nfrsshies , got- L ting into everything and some of our pulehrltudious irls 'mea' with enl r be s Miss Grimm d lr S 8 0 I an Q lintzel were our class sponsors Dur main event 1 x 1 A I Y A w n was a wslner roast and skating party at Riddles ' f I As sophomores we were a little wiser and f much lore dignified than we are as seniors Lorrayns Q Lindley took the bhalrman's position and Naomi' Warren was secretary Our sponsors were Hrs. Qehem and lr Kaiser. We had a theatre-Easter egxunt and e pet-luck supper. ' I1 Our Junior year was very full. Lewis Hartford was elected as our leader, Dean frlok as his 8831'Qf81lQ 2 and Bertha Marek as seoreta-.ry and treasurer. Deli ' of our business was: Selecting our elses rings, givlng our olass play, and thinking of some new nys' 4 I 'H eil V A .,., 3 t ,,., be Q N K If , 7 or of earning money. Kiss Bostetler was our class e nsor. Almost' all of the junior 1.33 ttend d ' pe s s n o , our sonvenger hunt and theatre party 'Aunt lusle . Llhoots the Yorks' was our class play: which was f very successful. r loleot our boysqwere gaining g l f f 7 X ff f , ,,,, ,,,,M,,,,,w, memmemgnwmwfs ,,.,,,,,,. ,AA prominence in sports while some of the others were showing their musical and acting talents. Our class role had slipped to 58 in these two years. At the beginning of our senior year we vowed to get busy and get all of our heavy work done before the last few months of school as it is usually done. Lewis Hartford, Dean Frick, and Bertha Marek, kept their offices. Norma Rader was given the rank of treasurer. Mr. Rarick was selected to overcome our headaches and help us over the rough spots. Our motto for the year, HONOR AND COURAGE , will be of much help to us in our life work. Our class flower is the red rose, and our class colors are blue and white. Lu. glrt to the school was a which will add color and interest operettas given on our stage. The number of our graduating of the Class members that dropped are now seeking their fortunes in spotlight, to plays and class is 44. Some out of school the world. Some are in the bonds of happy matrimony, and some of our boys are in Uncle Sam's Navy. We, who are graduating will be glad for the chance to prove that 'HONOR AND COURAGEN, which we found in high school, will help us all to make the class of m42m one of the most successful classes 'THE H UD IEE SBHUULHJHSTEBR The seniors gave the play nThe Hoosier School- master' on April 8 and 9. Members of the cast were Dick Miller, Marjorie Richard, Grant Herbster, Faye Mardelle Plummer, Glenn Thacker, Norma Joy Hall, Inez Rensberger, Dean Frick, Margie Stanley, James Mack, Lelia Plum- mer, Donald Sherman, Ruth Ann Shafer, Everett Huff, Robert Huff, Ruth Miller, Jack Shirley, Robert McCausland, Roland Garrett, Norman Krathwohl, Dale Godshalk, Leighton Bagge, Lewis Hartford, Joe Gar- rett, and Otto Brucker. ffffff ffCei?5E3??E e?EggggigEggki25Q' gkgiyyfeff fn, ,Q fn f , Tis, WMWWQWM. neeweeffe ee L-IN ?' if Jim 14532 --.1' 3 if Sl? f 1 X W7 Si ?6Q?ZZZ?f WXMMEQ X ,WZ f2QeQ57fw ff!'Qfg' f if yf 1 1 ygffff ff! 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'Bert' Favorite Bong-Jim O R Member l 243 4 G R Secretary Claes Secretary 3 4 Claes Treasurer 3 Operette. Cast 3 Algebra Oonteet 1 Latin Gonteet 2 A 1 - H -W' 'e G 'ff' ,ef fs X Pauline Mathias 'Paula' ij Favorite Bong'-You Are My Q2 Sunshine G R Member 4 Robert Medaueland 'Red' is Basketball team 4 Softball rem 4 Blok Miller Squeaky 7 , Favorite Bong'--Down et the Frlendl Tavern 4 y V. FFAMember234 Operetta Beet 5 4 Basketball team 2 3 4 A Track team 1 2 3 4 : Ruth Killer 'Ruthie' L Favorite Song- Youre o G R 1 B 3 4 P Operetta Beet 5 A Bend 1 2 3 1 Lakeville H1 Staff Forest Kolen 'Nolan' . Favorite iong--el Don'tYentA, To Set The Vox-1d.On F115 1 fllflfg, Favorite Songs--When Irish n Eyes Are mailing, G' t .-,. Q G A A Member, 3 4 Q Oper-atm Cast 5 P f we H- Plume' 'Mm' FHVOP1 to 50'18 Y0u N14 I ff G A A Member l 2 5 4 , G A A Be t - 3 .G ere ary we ,-v, 1. -.-. 1 f Z :ren Le.-mer 1 a Lelle Plummer 'Leaky' Favorite Bong'--Mexioall ,A Bose I G A A Member 1 2 WX! AM J 'T 7 it R 217 ,eff rf A f 0154.2 37 'f f , , W ff g Norma Rader 'B nd' Jack Shirley 'Roger' f Mf r Favorite Bong-genie Elena Favorite Song--.Fooli ,HY iember 4 1 F F A 1 2 5 4 f X MOUNT 2 J Z 9. ,Q Glass Trees urer 4 llargie Stanley 'Mer Bend 1 2- 3 4 Favorite Song--llargi Lakeville in scarf cs a mmf 1 2 :s 4 Junior may Band 1 2 5 4 Llgebrq Contest 1 Junior Play Inez Rensberger 'Jonny' Glenn Thacker 'Arch Favorite Bong--Haw-renn Favori e Bong--Jour ff 3 s s B tball 1 an 1 2 G Rusggber 1 2 Soffgell Tea: 1 2 5 Operette Cast Lakevlllge H1 Staff 5 Q,,e ffaek mm., mb, . Dlck .. sasrsmzez if 5 4 X gazorige Song--You a Speech Contest 4 . A 4 f Operetta Cast 3 Naomi warren 'Squir X ' Baeketqall Team 2 5 Favorite Song'-Maria Softball Team 3 -L4 G R President 4 G R Member 1 2 5 4 ' ill Ruth Anne8hato! Uebeter' 0 A A Member 1 2 Favorite Bong-Little Claes Vice President' 1 X , Curl Ha in a 1 Tr surer 2 7 f Wi sh :Id , -1 ie? 8 -be n0ll8 11 if f If f, .x ' A f Qu if i 1' iff i F f . f 3 5 I Z W Q if 7 llffflflmifaffif 4 Eaifigiiiei 5 3 4 ' ffff WW W! f W1 TW , Zffyfi JPAWWW' f MMG ewes' J s 1 X I l,42 f Come gaze into my crystal ball and in it you will see A picture of this senior class, admired by you and me. You'll seo their likeness, ln a present bird s eye view, , And if you look closely, their future you'll see, toe, 7 f I QA2'-'?? ?QzQQ'E' L 42.51, 'f :ly rj., My -1,-, 35, 5, vglflgvsgfz-Ei tifxvtw ..' Q 1-'27 311' -4 t 25 f' f Cs fu , I f 1' ff I s I as ' f er . ' ef I I 7 Q,z24i4T1f f in me-Ita--linema n-x--1-I Q-mu-a c e-um sum-x nucn wu ,. K-uw-w-4 -1- -, n w - 5 fix!!! ' . ' - 3 f ifffgff n' II '?3w2ff,46f I ' , I I f I X ff I I I I I L I low gather by and with me very closely scrutinize The plotureeof these students attempting to be wise. Q. They re diligently learning the why and the uhog -I I new present a thumbnail view--the ,class of '42s , v Perfume bottles, furry dogs, V A Saddle shoes and sweater togs, Magazine fans, pearly teeth, ' I' R Z I The senior girls or '42s 1 , lhort cropped hair, basket ball, I - Broad of shoulder, and so tall, L 'Sloppy Joe' car, whistle shrill, I1 Courage bold, oowardliness n11-- f People, we present to you I The senior boys of '42, ' jd crystal ball is magic, but a bit reluctant, too v The next thirty years, the hazy sphere won't shox-r o you Q Vfffyf lo tick took--hear the oloek--tick took I f Time won't stop--tlek took--'twill show you now, --1972. 5 Now ln a special meeting ln a designated place if After thirty years, the class assembles face to face, fu By carefully trying to take part in this odd game 'Ie'll learn tomorrow some are widely know-fn thro' fame, That some address the others with a high and noble name, That there are some heads erevmed with silver I' And some shoulders slightly bent, And although they've made these changes, They' re still shoving merrlmentg In You ll see that some have reaped more knowledge ' To help others along the way, That some have not climbed as highly As they planned on Commencement Day: 3 That some laugh, and live, and love, and die, , get some teal and smilgal and learn, and ery, i f I yes -- e oryeta l will alway show to you i A obmusszons, arent-Amzmrsn crass or 1342. : .s I I .. , I ef1I' 0 U1.4f E- Ha ber, .. s 1-5--5-K -sf-I- re-I-x-.xr-sixvsix vs a ' -isa as-m x, 2- 2-,5 x x+'a+w-x-rx--xl Z ' ' ' jg ,f , ' ff ff MM Wine X X LHSI ..,. LUXLL ..., HUD ., ... I.E.SIHfU.EUT WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF '42, Feeling chil-blains, rheumatism, gout, and other manifestations of senility creeping upon us, wish to make this, our final will and testament. MAXINE ANNIS wills her ability to play the drum to Mardell Bunch. BILLIE ARMSTRONG wills her dark hair to Emma Jean Sheets. LEIGHTON BAGG8 wills his bass voice to Robert Moyer. OTTO BRUCKER wills his ability to skip school to Jimmy Burkholder. DORIS BUNCH wills her height to Ruth Walters. VIRGINIA EVERSOLE wills her ability to model to Betty Huff. JAMES FORD wills his long eyelashes to Truman Luke. MARX FOX wills her gracefulness to Marilyn Barrett. DEAN FRICK wills his laugh to Charles Cunlain. ROLAND GARRETT wills his ability to dance to Johnny Melton. DALE GODSHALK wills his way with women to Ernest Brown. HORMA JOY HALL wills her ability to get around to Mary Rose Harris. FRED HANSON wills his mechanical ability to B111 Berger. GRANT HERBSTER wills his ability to get along with teachers to Bob McCartney. ROBERT HUFF wills his ability to smash fenders to Junior Ullery. EVERETT HUFF wills his ability to pull weeds to Amy Lougee. ALETHA KIRKLEY wills her gift of silence to Wayne Chapman. NORMAN KRATHWOHL wills his height to Margaret M1tCh81lo LORRAYNE LINDLEY wills her intelligence to Minnie Fox. Z 2 , . ' 5:1Y45251552-1-I-Z':ZZ:51313i3!517' :gz- sm: e ee Betty Iorkner. 13 PAYE PLUMMER wills her ability 1 to Ann Hoof. , s LELIA PLUMMEH wills her shortn Mary wh1t8.k01'o A NORMA RADER wills her good nat Amy I Lougee. - 1' INEZ RENSBERGER wills her abil make straight I hair curly to Mardell -f MABJORIE RICHARD wills her fre o Marlbelle s-c- -- --1-1--Q-x x--x-au-u- - -Q--1 1 Q-1--Q-1-Q--1-- Q--x x-- --Q--x x Q . W fuk .mass MACK wills his sunny to pitch a ball ff V to Joe Hack. Ali BERTHA MABEK wills her ability to learn to ,1 ass Bu-a. g DICK MILLER wills his ability to pick rights ' V RUTH HI Glenn Plummer I- '- W 1118 her 50 I' to 59-T3 ,.,. FOREST NOLEN wills his a e it to iiizzlllzil f Edna Patrick. , ZFX 1, Loamnm OSMEARA wins her abl blush to Borothy Benn . ROBERT MCAUSLAND wills s to M Q ff W if f , Mar aret Bausch. r IARC-IE BTEQLPEY will her waist o Iris -f c ' Jlcx saints! J Garrett. L DICK BELBY wills his abi to N, Richard Hzmer. j RUTH ANNE BHAFER wills h act to Rosemary Bruoke . , NHALD BI-ERMAN wills his bash to ard. 1-fills his had temper to Ruby Schrader. Q HARGUERIT! VMR' wills her quiet dis- , position to Audrey R1 NACHI WARREN wills her s 8727111 V to l Elizabeth Updlk , BZRNADELN WATKINB wills e on to ' Hodson. l RUTH ZEIGIR wills her musical laugh to . Yinltred Veger. PAULINE MAT!-IIA! wills her extra size to Alice fansler. Z Z - D-Lvfswikullii ,Q 1 A' -2 ,A --f' . if 4 41' , J T aeafb if ' I H A r riff r f I f JK ffl 5 blfly e PHUPIILLI Fifteen years after we graduated from Lakeville High School, our former sponsor, Mr. Harold Rarick, now a.surgeon, decided to find the whereabouts of the Class of '42, Inez Rensberger, his office girl, and Norma Joy Hall, his assistant nurse, were left in charge of his office while he was away. His quest first took him to Wyoming. About fifteen miles from Cheyenne, at Fort Decatur, Ruth Zeiger and Bernadean Watkins were stationed as nurses. They told him one of the lieutenants in the camp was Dale God- shalk, and that he was looking forward to becoming a general in a few years. Dr. Rarick walked into Dale office and talked with the chaplain, Jack Shirley, and a volunteer, Leighton Baggs. Maybe Dr. Rarlck was exceeding the speed limit a little near Lincoln, Nebraska, for he soon heard a screaming siren and Grant Herbster, state patrolman, pulled up beside him. To give his ex-principal a ticket was a big temptation, but uDocu invited Dr. Rarick home with him instead. To his happy surprise, he was welcomed by Margie Stanley Hcrbster, and in the nursery he made friends with five of the sweetest children ho had ever seen. Next morning, Dr, Rarick was informed that most of the '42 graduates were scat tered throughout Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana. A farm in northern Illinois proved to be a good spot to stop for a drink, for Donald Sherman was work- ing in the yard, and who rushed out from the house to welcome him but the former Ruth Anne Shafer. Doris Bunch, on a vacation from the city, told him that Max ine Annls and Virginia Eversole were working in the main office of a big department store in Chicago-- Huff and Huff, Inc. ' Chicago must have proved a large attraction for our classmates. The first night Dr. Rarick was there he went to a theater with the name 'Lorraine 0'Meara' in lights on the marquee, and after gazing through grease- . paint and wigs, he recognized in the supporting east Billie Armstrong, Roland Garrett, and Dick Miller. They told him to watch the Chicago Tribune for sports reviews by Dean Frick and Glenn Thacker. After a late supper with the cast, Dr. Rarink went to the Nolen Hotel for the night. Next morning when he went to the airport, he found James Mack at the controls of his plane and Faye Plummer working as the plane's steward- ess. They told him that Lewis Hartford was the presl- dent of the corporation. L f Aff-fi,if9f,79yyZ T --:nf Arriving in Detroit, Dr. Rariek registered at a hotel. Taking a glance at the names of those who registered before him, he saw Bertha Marek's name. In a few seconds he was listening to the interesting story of Bertha's career. She had just arrived from Washington D. C., where she had been a secretary for the Speaker of the House. She said Mary Fox was work- ing in Washington in a Government office. After reading an article in the Daily News, writ- ten by Marjorie Richard, Dr. Rarick looked for cnterq tainment for that evening. He saw an ad stating that an organ recital would be given that evening by Naomi Whitacre in St. Paul's Cathedral. A few days later, Dr. Rariek arrived in Lakeville, a town which new had a population of 1700. He stopped at WGarretts Grocery Storen and found Joe in the grocery business. He said Marguerite Vnnwynsberghe was teaching home economics at Lakeville High School. While he visited Lakeville, Dr. Rariek visited the home of Naomi Warren, new Mrs. James Ford. He was given a cordial welcome and was later lost in the midst of jabbering coming from their small family. The Fords, being the proud parents of triplets, in- troduced Dr. Rarick to Jean, Jane and John. Being informed that Norman Krathwohl was mayor of Akron, Ohio, Dr. Rarick started east. He met Lorrayne Lindley, Norman's private secretary, and learned that Norma Rader was Dean of a G1rl's School in Akron. Norman said he had appointed Bob McCaus- land as Judge in the city court. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania was the next place Dr. Rarick found some of our former classmates. Lelia Plummer and Orville Birk were married for some years new and Orville was an engineer of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Aletha Kirkley was a beauty operator in Pittsburgh. Pauline Mathias was the matron of an orphanage in Bedford, Pa. Fred Hanson was working with an insurance company in the same city. He told Dr. Rarick that Ruth Miller could be found in Boston. Ruth was very glad to see Dr. Rarick again. Well, she had been married for fifteen years now and some little Arts had blessed her home. It was quite a trip for Dr. Rarick to get around and locate each one of the graduates of the class of '42, for they certainly were scattered. However, upon returning home, he was glad that they were all happy and were making a success of their work. EiGHTH GRAD 1 , FRESHUIED 1: ,, ,Q 5 SDP!-l 0910 JUUKORS - -3-3-3 3-3 3- 3 -I-3 3- 1-51111 l Y 3- 3- -3-3-3-3-3- I -3- - 3 3- -3-3- 5 3- -3-3- X 3- 3- 3- -3-3- 3 3- 3- -3- H 3- 3-3- m-v- 1- x x x -- x -- 1 w A A -.... , .,. ..., ., ,E A ,,..-5.74 ,kim Lvf,3,,,4 . -. ,Q ,i Y . . ,V . , 4. ,. ,T 1 , F Vx, , I, ,,,,. k,.,. , -r . A ,, r, , , , ,y,,.' . I K 1 1 . , K f ' 1 Z , ,-I X 'X'-Y l '5 'I 'Y 'Y X 1 l 'X W '1 'Y l 1 Y '1 'X '1 V 'Y Y'3 1 l T X Y 3 l 3 'Y 'x 'Y 3 'X 'l 3 5 Y r 'W IWWWX VWW MWWVMT B '1'gl3f,,j1,,i4fgqp,yiLff gQg523Z,2j:2,,iff P322Qi,11.3f2fQ:54'p4qTff, 1 if , Q13 Z4 4 'f f It .,ygf.,4,A -'Zz H V, ,I ,I I - ,, M,-.fr ,,,,. , ,.,' fff JUNIORS--THE CLASS OF '43 President--Duane Zeiger Vice President--Carol Herbster Secretary--Ruby Schrader Treasurer--Carroll Schafer Everytime Joe Allsop's name is mentioned, we automatically think of Peggy. Bill Berger thinks he d rather be in some other seaport, when Carley's father appears, but as long as Garley is there everything is okay. Harold UP1nkyU Brown gets his name from the color his face turns, each time a girl enters upon the scene. who goes to church at the CCC Camp? None other than Jo Ann Bunch. That baffled look in Otto's eye comes from try- ing to figure out whether he'e a junior or a senior, KHe's a juniorl. Beulah Felton is the one timid and quiet mem- ber of the junior class. Betty Forkner is good for a great big sigh when Virgil drives past the school. . Bob Fox ean't deny he likes watermelon, we caught him in the patch. Joe Garrett decided that twelve years was too long to go to school so he's going to graduate with eleven years to his credit. No one hears much of Carl Good, but he's hereg just look at his report card. Jessie Goon is always worrying about her hips, We suggest that she stay away from the candy counter every noon. Hazel Graf wasn't going to have any of those funny looking class rings, but she has one, and likes it well enough, so let that be a les on to you. Carol Herbster thinks that grapefruit is a good example of ncerealn. Rosa Kriesher was more than willing to have her eyes tested by the CCC Camp boys, because it was her boyfriend who was doing the work. Amy uSk1pn Lougee has been leading a much quiet- er life this year, during school hours. Truman Luke says, UMotor trouble aga1n.U Why don't you just make a record of that, Tru, and save your vocal cords? Joe Mack says that nMy dad said thisn or nMy dad says that.u He're glad to hear that his dad is so well loved by his son. ,f , x t-'f- e-an -f -- .-M,-.. W . ll .-. , , , . . W V .. V W , . H ,, VZ '- . gf., 1m4y2,,, ' , , f 1 V. , ,V., , , 3, , ,,,, , , ,V , V , , , V, 4,A,,,,,f,-,fy ,j,',y,4,, 5,fffZf,:,,,,, ,, ,,,,,:,f,3,.3,'f I . 'J H ,v,,,,V1,,,V V,f,V,f,,.,,, 4, ,.!,,, 'fifil-tftgcgff1,giv4f47?N5iZ-I-,ff' fx , T' 'iff f ffl?- ifW5if7if?iL'L?f f? .7 fr , Q X W! ff ' F P N f' , , 12, ff, , WW an f f ff Vf ffffff WY 721'if'27,'4 Q - . af. i', X 7355! 241' A ffffify' ff! ., e e l'f,f'if fZ, f sziv ,,,, .,,s e -s P eex.:r x::rQ1s.s c:1::u:1::Q::r'fr. 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The tire shortage is going to cramp the style of those two gasoline Romeos--Ed Miller and Eugene Shelly, donlt you think? Whenever Maxine Minear comes to school and finds Russell visiting, she has to hurry and 'slap on some makeup.U Margaret Mitchell says her boyfriend 1sn't going to run her! Geraldine Montague 1sn't especially fond of candy, but if it is brought in person, thatulg different. Clydale 'Peek' Moon got a real thrill out of Chicago, especially Maxwell Street, where all the little kids got him for some pennies. Phyllis O'Meara would like to harmonize her voice with Lewis Hartford's. Maxine Parrott is waiting for 'the duration' for her soldier boy. If she'e tall and cute and a trifle shy, it's Edna Patrick. Junior Poor can't get Mabel off his mind. He calls everyone that. If they are walking down the street together, but not speaking, 1t's Audrey and Bob. Keith Sanders always writes his name Keith 'A' Q Sanders, and it nearly drives us batty wondering what the 'A' is tort Abner, Aaron, Adam, Ldr1an?1?? Is Carroll Schafer still waiting for that first date? If we ever have to prove that silence is golden? we'1l use Oleta Schell as our first argument. Ruby Schrader is our most adorable Juliet. Get a load of Romeo. This is Donna Snyder's second year as a Junior.j Well, why not? It's a swell year, Peggy Steele said he's quit the team before he YZF would her. - Elizabeth Updike seemed so very much interestedt in Rosa Kre1sher's boyfr1end's picture. agqg 3 f 2QZ7ZZg 7W'f4 fi M X JZ x 3 '...., X., V ,. 5 N A 'ZEf5??Er5E3I5 'ififiiiifri 1 Q A i I V -g:1iEj -1-E5 ' f:1rEJfEfErZ2EfEfiilf , X -Z55555g.i2E5ie?255i5S ui t L': 35:QEQffE5Z5E5E5E Dx? 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Ntje going, president. .y,' jggzzggzg W M ' M ' 'rlf 3'xx:':-iimfnpvneznrsair ei'CKfpxefsfifmfmmrsmiwwfemxfsnfwfirfmvf'sf wwf W WW iff , wyfww '+1 3- 3- -3-3-3-3-3- 3 I-3'i5-3-3 X 3- 3-3-3-3-3-3.. 3- 1-3-3- i 3- -3- 1 3- -3- 1 3- 3-3- 3- 3- 3- 3- -3-3- D 3- 3 3 3- 3- -3- 1 3- 3- 1 v'i2Q?F15 H .--zz. we 2 1 - ,- 1 1 A A 1 ,N .1 Aeumfffiw .1 N C U 41 1 1 W 1 ' 1 1 1 1 3 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 AK 1 ' ' ..-....---..---------------------------1----------. 1-1-1--1-1--1-1--1--1--1-1--1 3 3 I V 9865 -4' XTX 3- I ?WWWZWWW?ZZZ?WWWWWH ,, , ,,,,, ,, . f ' , , , , ' ' 1 . , SOPHOMORES President - John McGriff Secretary - Shirley McClure Vice Pres.- Hans Vosteen Treasurer - Virginia Skiles CAN YOU IMAGINE?-- Robert Anderson in a bathing suit? Dorothy Bennett without Russell Six? Fred Bird without that deep, husky voice? Celia Borton riding a bicycle? Walter Borton not telling those monstrous fibs? Ernest Brown in a tuxedo? Rosemar Brucker winning a lOO-yard dash? John Bunch typing O words a minute? Doroth Casber as a public speaker? Bett Cla with ong, b ond hair? Phyllis Coffel without t at red hair? Charles Cunlain 6 feet tall, weighing lOO pounds? Audle Curtis with a perfect report card? John Daniels getting is own lessons? Marjorie Dyer the world's fattest lady? Glen Eldridge smiling? Loren Geyer minus a butch haircut? Harvie Goebel as anything but an electrician? Louise Goetz not flirting? Evel n Hanson playing softball with the boys? Mar Rose arris saying a naughty word? Elizabeth Held making a ome run? Ann Hoof without those Big brown eyes? Otho Hostetler a star basketball player? Betty Huff not saying, nOh, you greenbagn? Elberta Jacobs without a story book over her text? Norma Kelly with pigtails? Howard Leigpert getting anlg in English? Samuel Lunsford without that silly little giggle? Galen Mangus living in the city? John McGr1ff tall, dark, g and handsome? Sherman McClure in love? Shirley McClure without something broken or bruised? Robert Mo1er as tall as Peanuts Watkins? Donald Miller the world s champion boxer? George Nicholas deaf and dumb? Charlene anything but O'Meara? Glenn Plummer tall and blond? Loren Rensberger polite to Mr. Keiser? Dale Richard not cracking those corny Jokes? Iris Richard serious? Donald Ruff taking the blame for the trouble in English class? Maxine Sauer as the valedictorian of her class? Calvin Shupert with his mouth shut? Virginia Skiles going with anyone besides Dick? Arlene Smith chosen as the perfect feminine type? Reda Smith president of the class? Donald Sn der in overalls? Kenneth South playing footba l Lois Stanton with a Ubutchu haircut? Helen Taylor with red hair? Junior Uller not making eyes at the girlies? Winifred e er s ort, fat, and sassy? Hans Vosteen not getting at entlon John Walters raising pigs? Olive Whitacre passing her candy around? yn- u- -3-3-qu my-.3-.3-,Q -3- f- -yqm -yn -.y- - -y-3my-q-j-3-5-3-313m3-.,-..,..,x1,..,x-I.N-s,x.,x,-3-3,-3-x-its-1-x 3-1-3-x-3-3--1-1-1-1 m-H-5--3-vi-w-x-5-ris-1-1-shy-x--x -3-v-5-x m x x m ' K I . QW .,-n- 'S X FRESHMEN -- THE CLASS OF '45 Gan you imagine Maril n Barrett at the bottom of the class? or Vir inia Bauer klc ing up her heels? If John Beam didn t ave such red hair, he--well, he would not be John Beam. Can you picture Bob Bird sitting as quiet as a mouse--or just sitting at all? If you must svallow a pencil this year, Bob Birt- whistle, be patriotic and be sure it doesn't have any rubber on it. Wilma Bishop chatters away the live- long day, but oh, them eyes. Simile: as sure as Jo ce Buck will turn up with a new boyfriend. Carley 18 man, was it your idea to make Lakevillians make telephone calls by number? Won't you let your hair grow out, Clifford Daniels, just so we can know how you would look without a butch hair-do? They say Jeanne likes Mrs. Frick's little boy, Harold. If sEe's chewing gum, it could be someone else, but 1t's probably Alice Fansler. Do you suppose Robert Fox will ever get rid of that 'M1nn1eW handle? Bettv Frlck, a cute little trick. Harold Frick wlll like- ly grow up to be a handsome lad: there's not much wrong with his looks now. Albert Garrett will prob- ably go down in history as the man Behind the horn or something like that. Shefs no' genius: Q'xe'lsl 'better than that because she is pretty and blond, is our Maribel Garrett. It's hard to believe now that ever wore those pigtails, Carl Gila s e -oy -om the freshmen would be most e y I to nominate as a candidate for teacher's pet, Maxine Golden will probably star in a remake of 'Tom, Dick, an and Harryu some day. The freshmen are going to use their influence to get Rose Mary Good made a Trojan so she can play basketball for Lakeville. Can you ima- gine Carl Heltzel being 'girl crazy'? Ulf at first you don't succeed,' says Gladys Hertel, Wtry, try aga1n.W Can you picture Sandra Hodson biting her nails? The sophomores always point piously to Juanita Holdeman to disprove the accusation that they are noisy. Well, Norman Holland, you aren't the only lad whose girl Gordon Gearhart took a fancy to. Richard Lake is one boy with an interesting hobby--he collects girls' halrbows. If Catherine Lunsford had straight hair and good grades, we wouldnlt know her, Margorie Marsh has a most alliterative Clock it up! name. Some place where Paul McBride will never be--at the bottom of the class. Marilyn Michael, probably the beauty of the class of '45. Nobody ever saw that Retha Mover without a good Joke on the tip of her tongue. Doris M ers, the newest member of the freshman class. Sarah Nettrouer says her sister got her man in six weeks, But she says, and we quote, UI will wait longer than that.W Do you suppose Corajane Nevins will wear a red dress to her wedding? Now have patience, our Delores O'Meara, you may be president next year. Why doesn't Joan Patnaude go with boys her own age? That Michael Patr1ck's voice makes many a g1rl1e's heart go pitter patter. They say Esther Rankin sometimes gets homesick for Centre. Mar aret Rausch knows and knows that she knows. Wonder w at Beatrice Reiden- bach's lips look like under that lipstick. Bet no one ever really has seen them. Can you picture Grace Rhea without curly hair? Imagine Robert Ruff at the Bottom of an algebra class. Donald Selby is quite the artist nowadays. He can sing, and you should see his pic- turesl Ponald Shafer may lack some kinds of informa- tion, but he does know his steers. One day, Warren Sheaks couldn't answer a question in class, and six people fainteda If anyone ever saw Emma Jean Sheets with a dirty dress, speak up. If Alice Smith ever gets a permanent, we are going to squawk. Knna Belle Smith must not eat her carrots and spinach or she would have curly hair like her s1sters'. Franoeg Snyder waits tables, but that's all. James Stanle thinks Rosemary Taylor is a rose, Well, who doesn t? There is nothing in a nameg for instance, Glenn Stoops sits very straight. 'Tis said Rosemary Taylor worries about her red hair. Why? No one else does. George Terruso is not called nTombstoneN because that is what he is as quiet as. Is the nCapW in Kenny 'Capn Thornton's signature a hangover from baby days or what? No one knows what grade Bob Wallace is in, least of all Bob himself. Do you suppose Ruth Wal- ters will ever be 5 ft. 6 ln. tall? KNoJ. And also do you suppose Wllda Nhitacre will ever let that hair grow out? Now wouldn't this be a pint-sized couple--Ruth Walters and Robert Whittaker? If we ever have to carry an arm in a sling for as long as Junior Wilhelm has, we hope we'll be a pleasant about it as he is. .Jigga - -x-x-x-m-x-1 1 'D 'l-'l Y'Y'Y'Y Y 1 11j- -lj-yuy-x-11513-yuy-y-.3-3.-3-3-. -3-.3-W -3-q1313- .-y-.y-f,-5-q1x1,- -1 m--v'-x- x-1-s-m x-x-x-mm . , , '3'I 1lfrfMff gg xt 5 ' 513359 wma,-Ha W m x m x m x m ,,,,,-E K x BHSi35'l'i3H4.t3. 535313011 The Lakeville Trojans had about a 50-50 season, winning 10 and losing lla They had a percent of llightly below the.500 mark, which is much better than last season's record, whsn,we only won 2 games. The season's highlight was the 22-20 defeat handed the North Liberty Shamrocks in mldseason. The Shamrocks went on to the finals in the sectional tournament, knocking off three- tough schools, Riley, Washington and Madison, before being beat by the Central Bears. Bobble Fox, Junior, was the high scorer for the season, playing in 21 games and gathering 128 total points. Next was Glenn Thacker, senior, and Robert Fox, freshman, who are tied for second place. Glenn played in ll games and scored 109, Robert played in 21 games and scored 109. Glenn was ineligible the first semester and couldn't play. The player scoring the most points in-any one game was Bobbie Fox, who scored 27 points against the Walkerton Indians, but Thacker threatened this mark by getting 25 points against the LaPaz Vikings. The Trojans banged the backboard for a total of 691 points while their opponete were only 28 points better, getting 719 points. Our boys averaged 33 points a game all season. The team will lose four seniors this year: Gap- tain Dean Erick, Glenn Thacker, Robert MoCausland, and James Ford. The juniors who won letters are Bob Fox, Joe Allsop, Harold Brown, Truman Luke, one sophomore, Junior Ulleryg and one freshman, Robert ox. B A S K E T B A L L S C 0 R E Ss fLakey1lle Scores Are Given Firstl Madison 27-40 Alumni 40-48 New Carlisle 51-50 Madison 54-50 Concord 27-29 Walkerton 57-28 Greene 52-24 Wilson 24-29 CC. Tourney? Wilson 55-54 Covertlmel Wash-Clay 32-59 Wakarusa 15-29 N. Liber y 33.'55 Etna Green 24-19 ' Walkerton 66-54 N, Liberty 22-20 LaPaz sv-54 0 'lures 29-24 New Carlisle 25-56 Greene 35-50 ' Tyner 42-28 Madison 28-52 CSect1onal Tourney, ' 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 I 4 4 I 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 4 I 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 Z 3 4 4 9 4 '111111111111llI1111I111111111111ll1111ll1ll11111I11111111111ll1111ll111111ll111ll1llllllllnllllllllllllnl7 7in1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111llllllllllllllllllill111111111llllllllllillllilllllll I G racious in manner F: President Vice President Secretary J I Norma Joy Hall Amy Lougee ,Norma Kelley IJ Treasurer Sponsor H Dorothy Bennett -Mrs.. Gohe en The G. A. A., which was organized at Lakeville in 1956, has been a strong contributing factor in the development of a balanced physical education program for the girls of the school. - The aims of this organization are to foster a good spirit of sportsmanship, to create lasting in- terest in recreational activities, and to maintain a friendly spirit toward neighboring schools. ' J Q President Vice President Secretary Naomi Warren Carroll Schafer Bertha . Marek r Treasurer Sponsor I3 Ruth Zeiger Mrs. Hellman The Girl Reserve Qode The blue triangle is well Known throughout mpartial in Judgment eady for service oyal to friends eaching toward the best arnest in purpose eeing the beautiful ager for knowledge everent to God ictorious over self ver dependable incere at all times the world. By wearing lt, a girl is showing the responsibility of girls around the world in helping to bring about the kingdom of friendly citizens. UTO be a Girl Reserve gives a girl a chance to live and act in her school life according to her highest standards and ideals.n I Girl Reserves are memw bers of the Y.W.C.A.Lake- Slogan:To Face Life Squarely Purpose: To Find and Give the Best ville has 65 members. r President Vice President SBCPGVHPY f f D Joe Mack Joe Allsop John McGr1ff I f o TPGRSHPG? Chapter Advisor JJ Duane Zelger Mr. Cromer The Lakeville chapter was organized in 1938. Some of the purposes of the organization are to develop competent rural agricultural leadershipg to strengthen the confidence of the farm boy in himself and his work: and to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. sxxxl es X V QV 74-'f 1' f'f7 fL'Z'!ff75'fPZf9'f f! ff ' HY!!! ' 7y77 I -'5fff,?1i7fifZfZ1TifiifffffwgWdfdiik-f52f'fg3' f mf 1, jpg .Ofc 'ff4fIfc'5Zv 2-fQz',1.f'J ,- ,, H ,, f V,f., , , On October 28 the Senior Class sponsored a pup- pet show, 'Uncle Tom's Cab1n'. The show was enjoyed by everyone while the peculiar figures danced, sang, and talked on the puppet stage. On Tuesday, November 25, the Senior Class, accom- panied by Mr. Rarlck and Mrs. Luther Hartman, made a one-day visit to the State Capital. They visited the Central Hospital for the insane, J. W. Riley Hospital for children, Indiana School For The Blind, and the State House. The seniors enjoyed the State Police Department in the State House very much, - The boys in the agriculture classes, accompanied by Mr. Cromer, visited the International Live-Stock Show in Chicago. They also attended the W.L.S. Barn Dance. On December 16, William Clifford Bale presented his interpretation of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. A very entertaining program was given Friday, December 19. The new school song, which was composed by Mr. Kenzler, was presented by Mr. Rarick, who sang the song. Mr. Buchanan accompanied him at the piano. Several Christmas movies were given, and then there was quite an enjoyable skit with Mr. Kenzlcr as master of ceremonies. There were Christmas carols by the chorus, and the Gift Exchange was held. The Kllty Trumpeteers, a brass quartet composed of four very attractive girls, gave a program at the high school Friday. The girls presented a pleasing program of , spirited marches and classical numbers. They played trumpets and trombones. The program was sponsored by the Music Club, The Senior Class sponsored a program September 22, the Payne Jubilee Quartet, which gave 'Melodies of Dixie and the Deep Southn in true Negro rhythm and harmony. The members of the quartet were Anna Mae Braham, Yeteine Lewis, James Nabbie, Abram Henderson, and L. M. Payne. f fl- f ' -' n f - l , f UUA Q fUU.c.Ilfe fl! AUUIS Glenn Plummer's friends tell this one on him: Glenn was once given two pennies for the day, one for Sunday School and the other for candy. On his way, he stumbled and sprawled on the street. He saw the pennies roll away. One went down a sewer. The other he recovered and, brushing himself off, remarked Well' Lord' we 5333fK33i+S33i'Zi And Wayne Chapman's school report, which wasn't so good, had just come in. 'I'm losing patience with you!W exclaimed Father. uHow is it that Paul McBride always is at the top of the class, while you are at the bottom?W Wayne looked at his father reproachfully. WYou forget, Dad,W he said kindly, UThat Paul has awfully 111111111111111 Jack Sh1rley's first day at school leaves this one on the record. The teacher went down the aisle taking names. The first boy told hor his name was Si. 'No,W the teacher corrected, Tfou must say S1las.n Next she came to a boy who said his name was Egg. uNo,U the teacher said impressively, '1t's Thomas.W UAnd now,W she inquired of the next lad, Wwhat is your name?u Jack Shirley replied with a sl grin, 'Jaokass.n nnemmwfy Wwhat is the matter?W asked the mother of Audrey Richard, when she came home almost in tears after her first day in school. WI don't like the new teacher,n said Audrey. nwhy, you hardly know her. What did she do?u Wwhen I went in, she said, 'You sit here for the present,' and she never brought 1t.' 11111111 11111 Mrs. Berger--'Grac1ous, Henry, why are you spanking Billie now? Mr. Berger--'You forget, dear, he gets his school report tomorrow, and I have to leave on this trip clever parents.U ton1ght.n 111111111111111 Mr. Rarick had an awful cold. Mr. Kelser was most sympathetic. . UI had a cold,' he comforted, nand I just went home and kissed my wife, and my cold left.' uGood 1dca,' snapped Mr. R. als your wife home now . 252722 ,f ,f ' 'ff ,HL ,I 4f,fj,j,'.,j-nfffg 4,,',yl 1,5 fj',Q,ff,v,4 f',fj, I i ,ji',y4jg,j fif ',fff,fff4Cf ,Q fif f , , , ' 3 f' f 7.92. ,ifffii'ff',-f'f'Cff','C4 fy f ' ,. ' V74 'W , , V, ,,,, 1, I V, , 1, , ,fy , V, ff ,yf I ,, H, f ,, , . ,, , , f ., TLL5? Whit 'ff '. A .v if f .,E251'A3Ef1. h f ig , 'gf 1 '59 ' ,G x 9' 1 , . f 1 ,X cf 1 z ff fl I 0' ' 8 I x M .wah . .Ties 4, . 73:-22' ,v X xx , .1 ,x N Q-., ' .5 X e ., -n 'K 1 ,Rx f 90 :.c g A QJY' 'Gs 1 When Mr, Kenz- ler' s car cau- , ght fire twice in e. row ................ ....4........., , - f 1' ' wa J 1 X 1 I 1 Ig I W 4 :Q f 1 X' , fy ff, ,I .,., ? M.,,, .. ,ff : A , ,ff Q 1 If , 'X L fb 5' o ' x1 fx 3' 2 '+R Ki! few lm is 5-'X I Jw I 'ESX 1 f IG 'l x mv f Q05 f Lung' A--P ,A ford -X 1 '55 5,1 p M gets 1 ws J AJ 1 W Q- B x 8. C' , Bw V gf'f9gg'hP . 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