Lancaster Central High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

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Hunt was trustee at that time. Klany good times were shared together hy the students. As the years rolled along, the population of the township increased quite rapidly. lt hecame necessary to add an addition to our building. This was constructed by the Vvforks Progress Administration and completed in 19-H. Klr. Rlilo Lesh was our trustee then. Since there was more room, Klurray and Craigville schools were ahandoned, and the students were sent to L. H. S. A new gymnasium was the outstanding feature of the new addition. XVe the senior class of 19-IPS are very proud to graduate from such a fine school as Lancaster High School. .XX I x X 'I ' PAGE TWD Stars of the Evening STUDIO A The Directors 2079850 STUDIO B We The People STUDEO C Sports Review STUDIO D Club Matinee LHRM' H Hocus H ia 1. i-:N 'l'Rm' ian MA RG,-XRET jon N sox VVe, the senior class of 1948, wish to dedicate the 1948 Reflector to our high school sponsors Kliss Margaret Johnson, Klrs. Helen 'l'royer, and llr. LeRoy Hedges. Bliss johnson was very helpful in getting us adjusted to high school life during our freshman year. VVe not only appreciate her assistance in ou' freshman year but also her initiative in starting such a splendid lunch program and keeping it funn rioning during the war years. Hrs. lroyer and Xlr. Hedges shared our ji X s and sorrows during our junior and senior years. Their patience and helpful guidance during our ltusiest years will always he rememhered. P! GE FOUR ,ri 'Ni fa? f ,LL i ' - ' it I - - - .1 .mf -if. I ' . 'J I-' 'ff W R , s,,,. a ' fini - 'i fq7 i?i'H fr 95'Li3a - 'M -f mn- -1 gn -P ' V' . ' I - C? Q1 V . .U 1,15 gl 1 ke g i .1 r1gn,'i1:ll?L bfi? ', MHA i '1 'i X X If 3' ,Ll1 iQ2'4.Q2f'W- i .' fiigml .K . - 'P f X' - 'U ' . f-Pg. .71 1. I 1' . V sf ff2Qi21ifgg,3.23 - Q 'S . '?11 iJ2g2S,5ifz:- igaswwrwq, 'S ' 1 r'J.,,'iw . ck-A I,-' uv-,i. - v 0 v o , . I,- H aig EMA yu L' 1452, 12' QJW Www' 'Wt' Xb 0 M--. .. WX-x ' . ' .wxifi 5-' ii .1 x gig? .we SN. 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X XX 1. -nw 74 1-. mx nv Our Senior Officers E i Standing: VIRGINIA CLARK Vice-President TDICK HARRIS President A Seated : LII.I.IAx FIecIITIiR Secretary PRISCIL LA '1'.yRR Treasurer CLASS HIS TOR Y YVay' back in the fall of '44, ZS freshmen entered the Lancaster Central assembly to begin four of the happiest years of their liyes. They' were: Lauretta Anderson, Evelyn Agschliman, Dale Bow- man, XVanda Byerly, .lanis Ann Bynum, Virginia Clark, Robert Duncan, lvilliam Duncan, Betty lfaus, -lustine lfiechter, Lillian Fiechter. Ralph Fiechter, Lucille Gerber, Hannah Habegger, Richard Harris, Carolyn Henry, VValter Hartman. Emmett Hohensee, Colleen Huss, Berniece Rloser, Ruth Ann Randall, YVilliam Roberts, -lames Shelton, Robert Snyder, Arthur Lloyd Stern, hlr., Bonnie Trullender, Lloan YViebke and Lucille Zimmerman. During the freshman year, we had two new stu- dents to enroll. They' were Bonnie Lobsiger and Velma Harris. There were two students who left us: VVilliam Roberts and James Shelton. Class officers for our freshman year were: President, Lauretta Anderson: Vice-president, Lucille Gerber: Secretary'-Treasurer. lValter Hartman. A party was enjoyed each semester. Our class spon- sor was Xliss Johnson. At the beginning of the sophomore year we had 26 members. Those who failed to return were: lfyelyn Aschliman, lfmmett Hohensee, and Velma Han-ig, XVQ had Ong new gtudenf added' Ilan Tucker. The officers were as follows: President. lVanda Byerly: Vice-president. Janis Bynum: Sec- retary-Treasurer, Carolyn Henry : Student Council, Lloyd Stern. Uur class sponsor was Klrs. Troyer. Our class enjoyed two parties this year. The fh-gt ggmggtgr Nye had 3 hay-fide uhm- which we went to Stern's for games and refreshments. The last semester we sponsored an all schooll' skate ing party. it the beginning of our qllllllfll' XVIII' W Child H total of 22. Those who failed to return were: ,lus- tine lfiechter, Hannah Habegger, Bonnie Lobsiger and Robert Shyfdey, XVC had Um- addition mgydg during the year. Priscilla Tarr entered for the last gemggfgrv C1335 officers wel-Q3 Pre-gidt-my Ruth :Xnn Randall: Vice-President, Uiclc Harris: Sc'cref,H-ye, Lillian Fic-Chtel-3 'IHC-nsul-gl-Y XVHINIH Byfgfhg Student Council, Lloyd Stern. XVI' enjoyed one party, our magazine party, which was held at Carolyn llenryls. Our class sponsors were Xlrs. Troyei' and Nlr. Hedges. .Xt the beginning of the senior year we had only 21 members. Those who dropped out were Dan Tucker and XVilliam Duncan. XValter Hartman left gif Qhfigfmug time. XVQ- wok on one mgmher later in the year. Barbara Bright. which made :I total of 22. Class officers for this year were: Pres- ident, llick llarris: Vice-president, Virginia Clark: Treasurer, Priscilla Tarr: Secretary, Lillian l'ilf'ClW'fI Sfllflmf C U'Wll- Llfllll STCVH- XV? llilll no class parties this year. Our class sponsors were Nlis. Troyer and Hr. Hedges. PAGE TEN LAURETTA ANDERSON President lg Qperetta 2, 3, lg Blinstrel -lg Class Play' 3g Echo Staff 2, 3, -lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -li Student Council 2: County' llusic Festival 2, 3, -lg Annual Staff -lg District Chorus 3, -lg Yolley' Ball -lg lllixed Chorus 3. DALE BOYVRIAN Class Play' 3, -lg -l-H Club 2, 3, -lg Hi-Y -l. BARBARA BRIGHT Nappanee l, 2g Syracuse, 3: Class Play -lg Annual Staff -lg Echo Staff -l. XVANDA BYERLY President 2: 'l'reasurer 3 g Operetta 2, 3, -lg Klinstrel -lg Class Play 3, -lg Echo Staff l, 2, 3, -l. Editor Chalf yearl -l-l-l Club li Pres. 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Student Council, Y. Pres. l: County' Klusic Festi- val 2g Yolley' Ball -lg State Essay' Contest -l, JANIS ANN BYNCM Vice-President 2: Operetta 2, 3. lg Klin- strel lg Class Play' 3. -lg Tyvirler 33 Echo Staff, 2, l Annual Staff -lg -l-H Club l, V. Pres 2: Glee Club l, 2, 3, -lg Student Council -lg District Chorus 33 County' Klusic Festival 2: Volley' Ball -l. VIRGINIA CLARK Operetta 2, 3, -lg Yolley' Hall -lg State Algebra Contest l g County' Klusic Festival 2, 3, lg Echo Staff 2, 3, -lg Annual Staff -lgg lylixed Chorus 3g Vice-President -l Class Play' -lg llinstrel -l District Chorus 3, -lg Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. RQBERT DUNCAN Boy s Chorus 3, -lg Xlinstrel lg Operet- ta 3g Student Council -lg County llusic Festival 3g District Chorus 3, -lg Mixed Chorus 33 Hi-Y -l. BETTY FAUS Operetta 3 Glee Club 1, 3: Echo Staff -lg Annual Staff -lg Volley' Ball -lg Spelling Contest 2. PAGE ELEVEN Q dlhx am- ' '99 .ga- ' A X PAGE TWELVE LILLIAN FIECHTER Glee Club l. 3: Uperettri 3: Sec:'et1i1'y 3, -l: Echn Stuff -l: :Xnnunl Stuff -l. RALPH Fl ECHTIQR Hi-Y. l,l7ClLLE GERHER Vice President 1:Operettn2. 3. -li Klin- strel lg Echo Steiff 2. -lg Glee Club l, 2. 3, -lg District Chorus 3. 4: County Klusic Festival 3, l: Annual Stuff -l-3 Yell l.t-:uler 2: Yolley Ball -lg Klixetl Chorus 3. RlCHARD HARRIS President Jr: Vice President 3: Sturlenr Council 3. -lg Band l. 2. 3, -lg Buys' Cliorus 3, lg Operettzi 3. 4: Klinstrel lc Class Plzn' 3, -lg Echo Staff 2, 3, lg Annual Staff 4-5 Klusic Festival 3, -I-3 District Clinrns 3 -lg -l-H Club l, 2, 3. -l: Yell Lezitler l: Hi-Y Pres. lg Klixetl Clinrus 3: Sclinlfn- ship Contest -l. XVALTER HARTKI.-XX liclin Staff 1, 2, 3, -lg Annual Staff -lg Chorus lPinnistl 1, Z, 3, lgllperetta 2, 3 CPianistl1 County Nlnsic Festival 2, 3 lPianistlg Minstrel 4- lPianisIl: Sec. X Treasurer l. CARULYN HENRY Sec. S Treasurer 2: Uperetta 2, 3, +1 Minstrel +g Class Play 4, Echn Staff 1, 2, 3, -lg Annual Staff, Etlitnrg Girl's 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. -lg B051 -I--H Club 1, Z. 3, tilee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, Sec. X Treas. -lg District Chnrns 3, -lg Cnnnty Music Festival 2, 3, 4: lfvlley Ball -lg Nlixeal Lhnrus J, C1 JLLEEN HESS Operettfi 2, 3, 4: Yolley' Bull lg County Klusic Festival 2. 3. -l-: Echn Stuff l, 2, 3, -l, Editor Chalf yearl: Class Plin- 3, 4: Yell Leader 33 llinstrel lg District Chnrus 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, -lt Xlixetl Chorus 3. BICRN l ECE KIOSER Glee Club 1, 3 Operettri 33 Echo Stuff lg Annual Staff -l. if RUTH ANN RANDALL President 35 Glee Club 1, 2. 3, +5 Class Play 33 Qperctta 2, 3, -l: County llusic Festival 21 Echo Staff -lg Annual Staff -ll Klinstrel -I-Z Student Council 33 Yolley Ball -l. Q , LLOYD STHRN Student Council Pres. 2, 3, -l lfclio Start 7 ' - ' .l -, 3, -l, Annual btatf -l: Basketlwall l, . , .T 2, 4-. boftlhlll 2, J, -l, Class Play' 3, all State Algebra Contest I: Hi-Y Sec. li Track 2, 3: S-:liolarsliip Contest -l. PRISCILLA TARR Poling l: Pt-nnrille 2: Treasurer -lg lfclio Staff -lg Operetta 33 Class Play 32 Annual Staff, Ass't lftlitor -l. is BONNIE TRLLLIAINDICR Operetta 2, 3, -lg Yollei Ball -l: County Xlusic Festival 2. 3. lg lfelio Staff -rl Annual Staff -li Class Play 3, -l: Mixed Chorus 3: District Chorus 3: Glee Clulw l, 2, 3, -l: Klinstrel -l. Q JUAN lVlEBlili Operetta 2, 3, -lf Volley Ball -lg County Klusic Festival 2. 3, -lg Echo Staff .2 3, -lg Annual Staff lg llixed Cliorus 33 Class Play 3, -lg Minstrel -l: District Chorus 33 Glee Club l. 2, 3. -lg 4-H Club l, 2, 3, l, Secretary -l. LUCILLE ZlXl1IlQRKlAN Glee Clulw I, 2, 3: Operetta 2, 33 lfclio Staff -l. IT ISYT THE GALE, BVI' THE SET OF .-lr ace fl'lIi'I'l nur Qcuy from Jay to rillj' -lr avr jllIIl'IIl'j' 0'1'r VUIIJJ fligfl am! Imac If i.r11'I flu' gulf, fmt lfzr .wt of flu' Jail Tfmf will i1'1'h'r1Illm' flu' ficny nw' yn. .lnif meat all 0f7fl'l'.Y5TIlIl mill: u .lmf z11'i'fr lu' ,milf in llwgfllifr. ,Uay 'wa lm fwilliug lo lend ll hflpizzgy lnunl To tlmsr fwlm llfhi it mort, I .llny 'LL'l' zlffwr' .rlidr with ffm ffZL'l,Yf of flu' llilf llni' aw' mfr affiiic. will! uni' uiulfn ,lx -uw' rmwt awill ffllllllffl fn' fu' ' It i,cu'r Ihr gain, fmt ilu' .vel of ilu' Jail. lin! mfr .vlaml firm at our ffosf. Tflflf iffl1'f f1l7If'-Y ffll' WNJ' QW U PAGE THIRTEEN Wh-wa. 1,4 THE SAIL THAT DETERYXIINES THE XV.-XY XVE lluy iw r-:wr lu' rrmfy In kwjv our ufizrrr .vlrzzify .v Ill Ill' .lla-1' avr zzlzcuyr fu' fflll' in flu' fuznxw new fvzzrxm' nr our gufiif 'll' 0. XV wo x Bram Class Will We, the class of 48. being of sound mind have assembled together in commemoration of our dear friend Miss High School Dazef, Upon leaving we wish to make a settlement of all debits. characteristics and certain possessions. This being our last Will and testament, We Wish to revoke any and all former promises made by any one of our integral parts. members of the Class of '48. ARTICLE I Section I: We, the Senior Class after due consideration do bequeath to the faculty our kind ways. our surplus sense of humor. our broad mindedness and for good measure the Detention Hall and a few more gray hairs. Section II: We, the Senior Class do bequeath to the Junior Class our ability of spelling our SENIORS so well, and the privilege of hearing that old familiar phrase scatter out in government class. Section Ill: We, the Senior Class do bequeath to the Sophomore Class all the surplus money we have over 351,000 ' Section IV: We. the Senior Class after serious meditation do bequeath to the Freshman Class. since they are such little students, all our old pencils. ARTICLE II Section I: Individual Provisions I. Lauretta Anderson refuse to bequeath anything to anybody, because I'm going to take it all with me. I, Dale Bowman do bequeath my number twelve shoes to Joy Stahl and may he grow into them. I. Barbara Bright do bequeath my last name to anyone who thinks they can make better use of it than I have. I. Wanda Byerly do bequeath my ability for losing everything to Sarah Jane Nash. I, Janis Ann Bynum do bequeath to Mr. Johnson my duty ot' cleaning up the office every Friday. I, Virginia Clark do bequeath my book Ten Easy Lessons on Cracking Gum to my younger half, Anna Louise. although I think she's taken nine already. ' I, Robert Duncan do bequeath to Dwight Wolf all the ice cream he can eat in the store. I. Betty Faus do bequeath my shy ways to Alice Smith. I. Ralph Fiechter do bequeath my wavy hair to Dale Meyer. tAnd may he have more of it.J I. Lillian Fiechter do bequeath my slavery as secretary of the Senior Class to Walter Mankey. I. Lucille Gerber do bequeath my basketball ability to Betty Jean Vanover. I. Richard Harris do bequeath my esquire Wardrobe to John Meeks. I. Walter Hartman do bequeath my ability to play a piano so Well to Carol Thomas. I. Carolyn Henry do bequeath my unique ability of getting out of trouble to Willis Prichard. I, Colleen Huss do bequeath my school books to anyone who thinks they would rather study than marry. -- I. Bcrniece Moser do bequeath my talent for holding a car together going around a curve at GW per to Dave Paxson. I. Ruth Ann Randall do bequeath all my arguments for the Democrats to Mr. Bryan. CVote for Randall for president in '68.J I. Lloyd Stern do bequeath my basketball ability to Jacob tSquirreli Cormany. I. Priscilla Tarr do bequeath to Gerald Gerber the right to be teacher's little helper. I, Bonnie Trullender do bequeath my red hair and nickname i'Flame to Red Walsh. I, Joan Wiebke do bequeath my ear piercing scream and ability to act up in class to Etta Gerber. I, Lucille Zimmerman do bequeath my unique ability for writing love letters to Jean Rix wlio doesn't do bad herself. ARTICLE III Wo. Dick and Lloyd do bequeath to Dale Mever and Charles Myers the right to get out of the assembly and some classes at any time. to ---- 7 Imprint? We Carolyn and Janis do bequeath our ability to get into trouble. our unique method of laugh- ing in all classes. and our 2nd period gab session, with Mr. Hedges' permission of course. to Joyce Johnloz and Naomi Yake. We, Ruth Ann. Wanda. Berniece. Janis. Virginia. Priscilla and Lillian do bequeath our office duties to the Junior boys. tThey're down there half the time anywayd WITNESSED: Miss High School Daze Janis Ann Bynum PAGE rnuirresu Prophecy We, Lauretta Anderson and Ruth Ann Randall, the only two spirits of the class of '48, do here- by resolve to tell you, the people of 1961, our experiences of haunting our old school pals. Before we had the misfortune to be killed in an automobile accident l, Lauretta, was the editor of the Craigville Comic Book, a superman specialty. I, Ruth Ann. was engaged in raising Palomino horses. which at that time was very profitable as the fad of horseback riding had returned. Since we were killed in an auto accident, we feel it our duty to warn you about sharp curves. Although it is loads of fun being able to scare people, and never have to fear on-coming trains. or falling off a twenty story building, it would be nice to sit at a tourney once again with coke being poured down your back, and knees poking you inthe ribs. The people living in this grand old world don't know how thankful they can be for all of this. k Being thankful reminds us of when we were in Florida. The sun was shining brightly, and the weather was fine for swimming, when out of the clear blue sky, rose a terrifying shriek that would even scare a ghost. We hastily went to investigate. Out on the ocean a tiny girl was flouncing up and down, screaming, and crying for help. Being as swift as the wind, we went to investigate. As we drew near, she was gasping for air, and slowly she went down. She looked like an angel, long blond hair with beautiful blue eyes. We pulled her to safety and how thankful she was. Later we learn- ed the girl was Lillian Fiechter, and we were truly glad to help our old classmate, She had done so much for the class of '48. Lillian was on a vacation from working at a bank at Fort Wayne and had come to Florida for a rest. Last Christmas we went to California, and on Christmas Eve we went to one of the beauti- ful churches in Los Angeles. As we seated ourselves on the chandelier, the choir slowly marched in carrying lighted candles. After the choir was seated, the preacher., who had been kneeling be- hind the pulpit, rose. How surprised we were to note that it was a woman. While she was reading the second chapter of Matthew. we recognized her, and we fell right off the chandelier into the laps of two women. The women jumped up and ran right out of the church leaving their coats and purses. We were looking through the purses to find some identification, when we noted the names of Dr. Wanda Byerly, 1784 Palm Drive, Los Angeles, and Janis Ann Bynum, Registered Nurse, 1784 Palm Drive. Los Angeles. Later we read in the paper that the people of that church believed they had seen one of God's miracles. They were encouraged by their preacher to make ready for the great coming. In case you want to know, the preacher was none other than Carolyn Henry. As we floated down the street of Los Angeles one day, we noticed a magnificent building call- ed The Yuteve Fashions . Being as fond of lovely clothes now as we were when alive, we decided to go in. Hearing a familiar giggle, we immediately ascended to the second floor, and to our sur- prise we saw Joan Wiebke fitting a new creation on her model Bonnie Trullender. We too, had to laugh when we saw the new style. Once again in the year of '61 dresses are back to the knees. Just as we were about to leave, we were astonished by the dramatic appearance of the most handsome man ever created. We heard Joan exclaim, Dick. As we listened, we learned he was Dick Harris. who had taken the place of Clark Gable as the screen's greatest lover. One night the wind was raging, and we were carried far out to sea. Suddenly there appeared to our wondering eyes an airplane signaling in distress. Realizing its danger, we immediately hast- ened to take a position, one on each wing, and by our divine guidance brought the plane safely back to the San Francisco airport. The pilot got out weary. but happy to touch ground again. He was met by the radio technician, who exclaimed that it was a miracle, that he returned uninjured. Once again we were very glad to see our old classmates. Lloyd Stern., pilot, and Bob Duncan, radio technician, walked into the hanger to receive new orders. Before leaving San Francisco we visited the docks, where huge ocean liners were getting ready to sail. There was a crowd gathered in front of the ship. Queen Elizabeth. 'The Duke of Remington and his bride are sailing on this ship to return to England, said a woman in the crowd. Here they come, someone shouted. A long sleek. shining car came to a stop directly in front of us. Out stepped the Duke of Remington followed by his blushing bride. What? The bride was Berniece Moser. V One day while looking over the shoulder of an old man, we noticed the headlines which said. ONCE AGAIN WOMAN DARE-DEVIL AND COMPANION WIN. We got so excited we bumped the old man, and he thinking a fly was bothering him struck at us. Wow! Mr. Hedges. Now how did he get in here: he graduated a long time before we did. But it is rather nice knowing-what the sponsors are doing. In case you want to know, Mr. Hedges has retired and is living a life of ease. Mrs. Troyer has also retired to a lovely estate in New York and has been devoting her time to raising flowers which are the envy of every flower lover. After reading the headlines about the women dare-devils, we set out for New York.. We want- ed to see the race as best we could, so we just sat on the hood of one of the racers. Little did we realize this one belonged to that woman dare-devil. In she jumped with a bound and went off llke a fire cracker. Boy. what a ride! When finally she stopped. and we got our breath. off we went again. What kind of a woman was this behind the wheel?? Just to stop long enough to start again. But soon we knew it wasn't the same person. The first one had been Colleen Huss and the second, Virginia Clark. her assistant. Oh dear, and we had warned them about curves. I Upon leaving the grounds of the race track, we noticed an organ grinder, with a monkey. The monkey looked rather large, but then we all have to make a living. The organ was playing. Cheer, Cheer for Lancaster High. How strange that seemed. We drew nearer to see this wonder CContinued on Page 495 muse r-IFTEEN - wed' k , n 1 if' .A.,A A ' 7 a PAGE EIXTEEN ,fx , N A Our Junior Officers Starting at ilu' top and rvadizzg from left to right Dale lleyer, Vice-President Harry Steffen, Secretary-Treas. VVillis Prichard. President Luther Gerber, Assistant Sec- retary-Treasurer YValter Blankey, Student Council Representative Reading from top fo f10ff0IlI Row One: Anna Louise Clark. Rex Pursley, Lucille Reinhard, Betty Heffelfinger, Richard Kru- etzman. Row Two: Don Yziuer, Geral- dine lValsh, Bill Burger. Don Reinhard, Richard Hinshaw. Ron' Three: XValter Mankey. Joyce Johnloz, Harold Bziumgzirt- ner. Sarah Jane Nash, Luther Gerber, Dale lleyer. Row Four: Dave Paxson. Carol Thomas, XVilm:i Dippel. .Tack Decker, Etta Gerber, Jean Decker. Lester Bleyer, Eddie Bryan. Row Five: Naomi Yake, Delores Kreig, VVillis Prichard. Bonnie Huss, Robert XVorden, Flord Runyon, Dwight XVolf. Harry Steffen. an Q 1, 5.3 , 'ff f 'slr A Z l' l vi . fi affair : ' ' ' 'vw fun. Q-, .M Q W Wk lyk, i ef NIH ,,,.., ,sw Fi' . l , 'lx'- ,, s . , 1 f fs .M Y ws 2 1 i- -.., af l - i ' N f .M , 751 Gita ,434 ., ,' Ai .1 :f .. 71 - :Ju 4:1,b:: 3 . 43, X W5 f- i 'V 9 , . - 1 i,z,,,..Mv , i K ,.-- .Q , . , 1 f 4' Q Q 25 WK 'V we-2 we re new -...qw I L. I-04 , , PAGE EEVENTEEN 4 ,Q 'w-. Our Sophomore Officers Rnzzfing left to right Bob Llurk, becretarr and Ireusurer ,,,, , ., ... , , 1 l . Dick Beeier, btudent Louncll Representative i di K V Victor Gerber, President Claren Gehring, Vice-President '9' , Vf l iizfli 'EEL ' f' t ..vf 2 ' . W 2351 ,fij , ws, K, ,qi-N .. ' ' ni Wm l ,,,,:, iv, 'Ki -1- V -mai- ,g . 'A Z. pfdf 4 , if -f N' 'ff 'HY f L i . . t Rmzlzny from top to bottom , X ' Y' f, -f, 'X , , ' 4' RUN' OIICI Alice Smitil, Ci21l'CI1 GCh1'iHg1, Alllfiiyrl f5W?'iE53Ei?-5 4 - wi' .,.i wifi i f' ii - 1 - - 'QTZATX A 'W' VVasson, Victor Gerber, Joy btuhl, Ann Lonn. 'J or J t F X i x Tax it .N J . , ca I .- U, in 'i -lr - W Row Two: Vernon L,I'0Z1Cl', Ivan Pursley, Lhzirles 5,4 - I ' x ...ff vw. ' Y Ns. ful M ' V --.Af Klyers, John Fieehter, Betty Jenn Ynnover, Jean , ' R Rix. ,4 ve A -- .K ,, X, N A .Vx X 2 Qggi.,- f-:S. 5 ' 5? . 7 K Q . -ri b . Q 'bm zg Row Ihree: Blilfllyll Gross, Jack Eversole, Bonnie '35 Q31 5,3 ff. Y, J 4. f,- Gibson, Dean XIcCormick, Jim Troyer, Robert ,. W- - 1 ,, ig Qiflrk. J gh- .tr f ry . 'HM X A A J W fi 'if A 1' N igg, N K v1 'N - v. . ' if ' If nl 3 Row Four: Arthur lloser, John Osborne, Wfxlhznn :Mic um , Kuhn, Richard Beeler, Betty Shipley. Janet Fans, 'E J : Doyle Stern, 94.62 M., Q fri-A' ,qc U.. k QA ,fr .A nr ,Q , fx X .XF 7 Y . . 'r . E , . K '1 PAGE EIEHTEEN Our Freshmen Officers RFIIIHIIQ from lrfr io right Viviun Runyon, President Tom YViebke. See.-'lArezisurer Carol Barger, Student Council Representative Arlene Anders on, Vice-President my: 1--my - -v ff- if 'QT' A xp 5, va an 'V-'nv Ak -sf . W flye r . ,. we .-.-X-MY - ' if . 23+ N . x I S A . r , ----Q 5 .. y exee ' . , V L74 V1 A .. wh me Ar Q 1- . , 'A Rl'IlIiIlI!f from top In buffom U ' W' A ' x ' -f M f -'37 'wi X ' ' Row One: Virginia Stotler, Viv- A 7 f A H 5 5 i x, he . wg? INV: si - ii I Si f mn Runyon, Dean Decker, AI1All'- Q ,rf S 1 , , 5 4-.- r ,K ,, 2 J, ,..,.- A IIYU Gffbffi Douglas IX1'f1Uf91'- l . ..,.. S ,S,z,5, ,l :: .hy 'T vi 55 . xr. fx A' . Kow lwo: John Bright, Rleharc 1 . .N V Shady, Dale Hakim., Richard 23 3 if N., 5, ., V, , 1- . ,gr KC ig, - N ' ' -,7 f ' f A ' Vu' . i A hlzey, Delores bhallenberger. in , if ' '- A -:I 'W A -V lj A A 'S' A 'W M , , , ,- st ' Row Three: Klarjorie Brown, V AA J A' . Fl Y . 'vm 1, Carol Barger, John lleeks, An- V A I W. K lf my ,WW Ahu, A ,gm ,, ,,,,,,V KAV, W fs - - L A if . A' thony Lhrystler, Eddie Zirkle. if X 'A M ' 1 - :A A 'AL A 5 if fir EVA A'. ' Row Four: Richard Gerber, Jack 1 ,., Q ', 3 eg, Q. i, um 3. -f . ., . , , ' - ' '1 , ' ri ,A Bowen, lValdo VVolf, Arlene , wg A -.A 7 - . K, ' , Q 2, YA TP' -,A-,, e ,,.N1 i Anderson, Patty YVolf, Leon f J A' ga, I W i .V A ,W Q Bverlv. A ' 11 ' 'K' Q - - , , , v Row Five: Gerald Gerber, Lhris- j?3,f,',,3g'r.qg ?' 1 - 1 ,gj gg, -,5 . . 4- 1 ' .,-V . , f elf -ii? time Dubauch, Ellen Fiechter. , swi -gg , 'J ' w V AA KA AA Ai ' 7 r e Artie A , Q-X' LZIITB bhallcnheigei, lxenneth W .Q v. 41 ,Y W 53 5 - , 3 I J SH . . . , ,., 4. ,A .. , , Y, W L - 1 Hamilton. John Hzinni, Tom fe f -N hd , ' ,J . V, ,. . ' , .,.... 1 ',k w ' 1 XV1ehke, Lnrolyn XX'llll2lmS. 1. 4 'P ' A ,X V241 Ti, lv -V is f ' mr f A ,x . - Ig n'AAA'i A ,rn 4 W'??f'5f'J 5'? ?'?'A 7 'Gigi , -we-Q. ,uzlti W -J., ,i 2 L1 ...rt e . hd . A3 A I , i s i f A 5211.5 A- PAGE NINETEEN ,. x 2' 1' . X z 2 We-Q7 Eighth Grade Q'l'op Picturej Rmzling from left lo riyhi Seated: Donald Lydy, Byron Reber, Glen Aech- liinan, Yirgil Klclntosh, Betty Reinhard, Bar- bara Lash, Ruth lfaus, Donald Hinshaw, jacob Corrnany, John Pursley. Standing: hliss Lynch iblponsorl, H11l'lW1U'1l Blount, Lyelyn Barrick, -lacquelyn Harris, live- lyn Green, Gerald Fiechter, James Potter. jarnes Easley, .lim Duncan, Richard Prichard, Lester Crozier, Tonuny lfraubiger, XVayne Yager, Larry XVittwer. Seventh Grade fBOtt01H Picturej Rezulingj from left to right Bottom Row: XValter Klefeker, David Gerber. Abelardo Heredia, Rodney Gerber, XXIZIITICI' Hunt, George Blount, Billy Zirkle, Tillman Gerber, Dean Reber, Loretta Reinhard, Billy Sballenberger, Virgil Brown. Second Row: hlrs. Blclieefer lSponsorj, YVen- dell Xleeks, Janet Klclntosh, La Reith HQIDHCF. lfditb Frye, Lester hlankey, Donovan XVoIt, Xlax Hamilton, Joyce KlcCune. 'liop Row: Don Decker, Bob lroyer, lllaurice Shady, Richard Bargger, Donna Shipley, lfliza- beth Stahl, Harry Brebaugb. Absent: Gordon Reed. Absent: Virginia Byrd, Phyllis Dishong. l 5 5 9 PAGE TWENTY Sixth Grade Lfft fo right: Row One: Jerry Bowen, Max Tarr, Lawrence Graham, Ronald Decker, Peggy Frauhiger, Colleen Decker, Lorraine Harris, Larry Baumgartner, Dwight Mc- Cune, Robert Manning, Donald XVright. Row Two: Marilyn Gearhart, David Beeler, Rex Van Zanr, Ted Hanni, Larry Gerber, Rtwse Nlarie Nloser, Bonnie Herrick, lirvin Bradburn, Martha Sue Green. Row Three: hir. Shady, Rosemary james, Nancy Bright, VVanetra Crozier, ,leanine Krauter, Deuwayne Strahm, Marlyn Runyon, Betty Meeks, Charles Clirvstler, Xvayne Meeks, Jerry Elzey. Absent: Bob Rlyers, Tommy Kahn, Lucille Reed. Fifth Grade Rrmfiny from left In right: Bottom rowi Dean Fans, Ann Reber, Lloyd Herndon, Mari- lyn Tarr, joan Smith, Tommy Moser, Ar- lene Cormany, Diane Scott. Second Row: Carolyn Richards, joe Mann, Donald jines, Bob Nash, Virginia Macias, janerre Kruetzman, Merlin Barrick, -Ioyce Manning. Top Row: Mrs. Bennettf Dixie Mclntosh, Keith Zirkle, jaclq Kahn, Carolyn XVolf, Betty -lines, Kenneth Steffen, Geraldine Gerber. Fourth Grade Tuff Row, Rfmifliy lirom left fo rigzhft Nlrs. French, Marilyn XVilson, lVnvne Fiechter, jim l-Iichhorn, Millard Davis, David Alohn- loz, Melvin Crovier, George Kaufman, bloyce Lockwood. Second Row: Clyde Lee Shady. john ller- rick, Diane Fans, Dixie lilvey, Keith Grove, Ann Lee Hunt, Suzanne XVaaNon, Danny jines, Galen Harnish. Bottom Row: Richard Duncan, llarnld XVolf, Charles Nlyers, Don Steffen, XYay ne Paxson. Jeanine Price, Elizabeth Halter, Marcia Kay VVilliams, Ted NViebke. 27 , L l i . I i E l I I Nl 5 l i L i I PAGE TWENTY-UNE tial J I H , .VA.i ,Iggy 1- . Q 1 9'sf.a. . 1 -t 6 t:,z ' lx' .:' :1 f ,X , If , t i 1 1 am - , PAGE TWENTY-TWU Third Grade Back Row: fharles Booker, Charles Tlmmp- son, Danny' Reinhard, james Diehl ,,-Xian D. Baumgartner, Billy' Hartlnan, Joyce Books, Carol Strahni, Raymond Egley, llertnan Schroeder, Ida Ellen Horne, lrene liertsch, Dorothy' Meyer, Diann Ringger, Naomi Yager, teacher. Middle Row: janet YVasson, -lanice johnson, Ruth Green, Diane Stern, james Marklej. aloe Macias, 'lint Masterson, Dixie Kahn, Lois Reed, XYay'ne Herndon, Marcia She- yyalter. liottoin Royy' jimmy' Decker, Eugene linux ,lay Crovier, Rex Decker, Ellen R. Yager. Herbert Gerber, Roberta Bertich, .Iinuny julian, Dean Vanover, Carol Bauingartner. Rollin Paxson, Shirley Xoack, lfarl Yan- liinon. Second Grade llwndiuy from lrff fu riyffli Back Roxy ' Linus Gerber, David Reber, Robert Xeuenscliyyand- er, jessus Heredia, Sharon Strahin, Vaughn lluss, Roger Krnnnnen, iCharles juhnlnz, Connie l-Booth, Patrick Mann, Mrs, Meyer. Second Rl'lXX'f David 'l'rullender, Louise Bert- sch, Glen XY1-ight, Marcia james, john Hart- man, jolena Hunt, Geraldine NYright, Heather Haifley, Patsy' Mankey, Nancy Shady. Front Row: Patricia Frauhiger, Virginia Payne, Connie Kahn, Barbara Diehl, .Xrthur Nliller, Linda Mankey, XVy'ndetta Graham, Jeannette Monnsey, Franklin Steffen, Ronald XVolf, jerry Mounsey, Loretta Blount, First Grade Top Row: Donald Brindle, Theodore Fiecht- er, Richard Morris, Arlen Gerber, Ronald Stern, Paul Frauhiger, Clifford Gerber, james Horne. Larry' Easley, Robert Busick. Dennis johnson, Larry Tschannen, Patrick Vanover, David Booker, Mrs. Byrd. Middle Roxy: Carolyn Mclntosh, Marjorie Diehl, Keith Hnnegger, Philip Dailey, Charles Booker, David llabegger, Richard -Iohnloz. Galen Gerber, David Hartman, Timothy' Kaehr, Sharon Myers, Bette Rose lilzey, lfstelle lfgly. First Rnyy: Adell Shady, Rebecca Niblick. Sally' Shady, Claudia t'lnyy'ser, Marcia Sharp, Joyce XVright, Arlene Frauhiger, Patty' .Io Lockwood, lrene Krunnnen, Sally Kahn. Norma Corniany, Rinda Decker, Bertha Fans, Shirley Decker, june jines. Absent: David Young, Gilbert Mechling. Donald Fzius. Spm'tsm:u1sl1ip and cu-opcmtion, tl1:1t's our temp f o Y .. 'W A--'1 L? 5' .. , .nn- f',4.1j: ,,. 'E' -1 - ,, - .... 1- . ,,,,'g: .J 2- -- :lm --- . ,. -r ,L - - .. fl-..- ' 14:,::::':.' -'..., -...-rs +... 41' 11 ..-- . .:-w . . -'Eff' .-:.- fel-I--5 'Z - islrvl 'Q' - 721' ' ' Q .srzn - -'J -- 4 -glgihjzfwas ,.,-tgp v N .:' ,,.,: ,... , . 1, , M.-...f ..- -- H mu. -zz- 'L -ul-1 -2, , --uv! -an ,Lan- - . 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The Bobcats used a pressing defense very successfully with a deliberate offense winning ll games and losing only -If Cat the time the Reflector went to press.j Although the Bobcats suffered many injuries this season they still played very hard, and in the county tourney they were runner-up l ' l f' l l after 'in oxeitime and then only by two points Lan- to Ossian who defeated tiem in tie ina s on y . ' . f ' . V Y .. . easter received the Sportsmanship trophy for good conduct and sportsmanship shown throughout tht tourney. ln their second game after the tourney they defeated the llonmouth lfagles, who were thc Adams County Champs, by f0i11' poimg, Thig is one of the slickest, snappiest little teams Lancaster has had. Rw1i1'i11g from left fu right: Front Row: Dale lleyer, lVillis Prichard, Dayc Paxson, Vernon Crozier Hack Row: Hob lVorden, llddie Bryan, Lloyd Stern. Don Yager. ' N-' A' 1 ' Q 2 f is V f. 5. i My E 4 M' ',: ':'-ii , is . f A , -os., ifgsw i , All X 'fe A x Y -Q i' , mmf is Eh .- if 1 :.,' ,, Q X it f V ei t 7 it . V i-'. ' ' J ,X i i A ijt. ' - f 5 X ..,, f is -s P 1 : s .,:. 5: it .4AL, I 'Q 1-1 5' L, 54, ii ' x W1 PAGE TWENTY-FUUR Bobcat Reserves Reading from left to right Standing: Tom XViebke, XYalter lllankey, Luther Gerber, Richard Gerber, Victor Gerber, Dick Be- eler. Jack Bowen. Botton Row: Joy Stahl, Gerald Gerber. Lester Kleyer, Arthur Kloser. Doyle Stern, Jim Trover, ,Tack Decker, Richard Elzey. , 'H' , N? 1 I l A I , 1 . i - -,- 5 ', Q ,V f vi: ,'.. S HT . . i dx ., .r,t,,,. , :I h , .mu 4 4 fi 1- Q.. '2 x WZ, , ,L , .gg 4- 0 I K -.', . x x, 4 I ie Y Q.: ff t ls KK 'Ki U., . PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Reserves Our Reserves started off this season with a hang! They had gone undefeated the entire season last year and at the time the Reflecf tor went to press they had suffered but one defeat so far this season. These hoys have really heen battling some tough teams, and their record is very good. llore power to them so they can have two very success- ful seasons. Q 5 E l i ? l E 1 Q A 3 l , , A Rzllzflllgf lffllll fill' tn A riff fl! Bonnie Huss dl Dick Harris Bonnie Gihson Uur Cheer Leaders Bonnie Huss and Bonnie Gihson were re-elected for cheer leaders this year. Thev did a very' fine ,ioh last year and we think they did even hetter this year, Dick Harris was the new cheer leader elected. Dick was new at the art of leading yells hut every- one thought he made a splendid yell leader. Our cheer leaders were ahle to keep the fans together on yells. and showed fine sportsmanship as did the team. Our Student Managers Ana' Coach Wve have heen talking ahout the hovs of the haskethall team, hut we have not forgotten three of the hovs who did a lot of work and got very little credit for it. The student managers. who were Boh Clark, Leon Byerly, and Floi d Runvon. followed the team faithfully through the vear hy heing at everv game and serving the team well. They kept the equipment in shape and order for the hois whenever it was needed. Klr. Bryan has done an excellent -ioh in coaching our hall team. He has overcome many ohstacles such as illness and injuries which our team has certainli had more than its share. Another admirahle trait is the ahility he has to form a co-operative team instead of an individual team. YVe had the smallest hall team in the county this year, but through the excellent coaching of llr. Bryan, we came out on top many times against much larger teams. 3 E 3 Ruzflimf from Irfr ff, riafzli Rohert Clark l' lox d lxunvon Klr. Bri an PAGE TWENTY'EIX t I ' 5 l or T Rwzdizrg from left to right: Top Row: Luther Gerber, Jack Decker, Robert YVorden, Lloy d Stern. Dave Paxson, Bill Barger, Vernon Crozier, Lester Kleyer. Second Row: Floyd Runyon, YVillis Prichard, Don Yager. Doyle Stern, Dale lleyer, Edwin Bryan. Bottom Row: Richard Gerber. Richard Kructzmzrn, XVg1lfm- llpmkeyg The Boys' Softball Team The Bobcats softball team had a successful season this year by winning tour games and losing two. They defeated Rockcreeli twice by scores of 33 to 3, and they defeated Union twice by scores of 7 and 2. They lost to Ossian twice by scores of 7 and O. The boys played some good games but slipped a little in others, They closed the lf?-W season with a score of 91 runs to their opponents 24. This record was one of the best in the county. The Bobcats came out runner up to Ossian, who represented the Northern district in the play off with the victor of the Southern district. This was the fourth time the Bobcats came up second, PAGE TWENTY-EEVEN Bobcats Win Sportsmanship Trophy :Xt the Bluffton Gymnasium. before a capacity crowd January 10, the Lancaster Central Bobcats were awarded the Frank Garrett Sportsmanship trophy. This award is given annually to the team anal school that has shown the best sportsmanship dur- ing the tourney. VVe feel that the Bobcats richly deserve this honor as they not only put up brilliant fights, play- ing courageous hall during the tourney which took them to the Saturday evening finals, but through all this, possessed their well known sportsmanship. Sportsmanship and teamwork go hand in hancl and the true victor of any game is the one who profits most by the game. XVe're proud of you, fellows, for the crowning glory you have brought to Lancaster and hope in future games and in future years you keep this sportsmanship honor. l PAGE TwEN'rY-sim-ir 3 x n f N y X kg Q I ,....-., X ' ie 3 X i Sugaba- X iw 1 The Girls' Volley Ball Team Sealed: Lillian Fiechieff BQUY Falls. Janis Bynum, Lucille Gerber, Lauretta Anderson, Joan Wirbke Top Row: Mrs. Shady fCoachl. Colleen Huss, Wanda Byerly, Carolyn Henry, Bonnie Trullender. Ruth Ann Randall, Virginia Clark. Sports Of The Year The girls of the physical education classes have learned and played many interesting games this year. so now I would like to tell you briefly the highlights of each sport. Y At the beginning of school last fall. softball seemed to be the main sport for us. Each class had a team, so at noon hour the girls would have softball games on their own ball diamond. Mrs, Shady, our physical education teacher. usually was the umpire. In class we learned to bat, bunt. throw. and pitch a ball. Other important points were learned in order to play good softball. Our next sport was soccer. It is a game somewhat like football. but it was not as strenuous. The classes enjoyed this game. since this was the first year they had ever played it. Volley ball was the main subject, since the weather began to get too bad to play outdoors any longer. The girls were not too much acquainted with the game, so Mrs. Shady started at the beginning and told each class the rules of the game, After practicing volley ball for several weeks, we had a game with Bluffton on November 18. on the Lancaster floor. The girls who participated in the game were: Lauretta Anderson, Janis Bynum, Virginia Clark. Betty Faus, Colleen Huss, Carolyn Henry. Joan Wiebke, Ruth Ann Randall. Bonnie Trullender, and Lucille Gerber. Three games were played during the evening. The score of the first game was Lancaster 63, Bluffton 22. The score of the second game was Lancaster 21, Bluff- ton 3, and the last game we also won 87 to 70, Another game was scheduled for December 9 to be played at Bluffton. Lancaster won all three games that were played. The scores of the games were 21-6: 21-103 34-28. We were very proud of these girls. since this was our first time to participate in games outside of our school and to win all six games that were played. After volley ball was over. basketball was our next sport. Doctor Meade of Blufftonbgavc each girl in the upper six grades, who wished to play basketball. an opportunity to have a physical cx- amination. The consent of the parents was also necessary in order to have each student participate in the games which were played. , CContinued on Page 493 PAGE TWENTY-NINE ,Q yo I J 'Wx -xy , H, xg 'i , eg - TT 1 5 ' ,- Q, 1 1 '. 5 2 K ' .Q Z - - 1 ' Lf ' 2 3 ' ' . 2 5 ' sl I sh ,gf I 1. A 5 ' ,ff - ' ,'2iv,, ' T ' ' ' g 5 1 'T' fiiiizfi 'WTR mf. wi A' f .iuij F 11-Q3 41476, . f 1 , fri!-agp. . ' M yfvixxiv : 'Z' ,I Ykfl JH 1, L Q? lj mr. EM V 'rf m'v4?f'E f5f Q gg wi 'xpf 'g,g.g11' R I , . 2, f fl ' 'fl . . , N -'if -- 2-mfr-S ff pf I . .4 ., ,l y ' Q' a L ff av paf5 ,5,,V 3J V.n , L pf 1 ff-r i K' W ., in . w.A E ' 5. i HY' Wm s. Za Mb X xu wr S 2 13'- 4 y PAGE THIPTY If WW Qi: am W3 t 1 'ltfllllll' llCf1YlI X O 1 Qij, 2 x N , 'S Q we ' 'f :6k X Sfgiilm XR - - Si 2 x, if ff' J- V!! . XXX 1 K X N 'ffm l f:- XX fuulx' studx t I HN l r I 1 t ,L , ,EI- 1-31, V - PJ Y ,f 'ffm . -w-ff --f '4-fi-jg, if -1 423, .pa if., S - L, Q ll J- ' X L , . an A' if -,Lg ' g V 1 2 ie E r X P 3 L I b Q ' , 'Nu i-L-L ffl' -' - ' ' 3' ' l 5 L 1' 5 3' '- L- - V7 - i' ' ' :': l 1 , 5 A 1 2 'A -7 1 ' f-,' Q- f - . N -2: 2 - L' :-si 'Ax L: ELL' ' L b IZ 2' ' A i 5 ' ' ,I Lf ' 35 1 - f- LQ v s L fr f I - K, rc, ' -ff -L I-g g. i s i L P1 if i L 'K f A , 5 --Q iff ' ff I. E' - ' .- V 9 I ,Lf V il ' .L , , -' if fl ' ' .' ' 5 ., 2 L 3, L , 'V ' , f 12 F ' -Sr Q L - SY Q5 .- A ' 'L' 7 L- ' ' R C 1 N . .-59, lL ' ' 3' . L-L in .T 'I l ' g , W' ' ' ' 1 -' .,. gg i -V V QL- A JL -N 1 Y ,A.L L l 1.33: Q- Q L- L 2 l 9 5 E V N 5 bw I' -Y 3:11 4 3 l will fi ' if Mawr QL A 1 Annual Staff Rwlzffllgf from lrft to riglzfz Sean-il: Camlvn Hen Pr' 'll ' ' '50 .T '61 Ai A L -my w w 1.0 ,, U ry, isci a lair, Lauretta Amlcixun, Lucille Crm crqlfirst Row: Betty Faus, Lillian Ficcliter, B11I'l51lI'Il Bright, Bonnie ,1xI'UllCl1Cl91', Ruth Ann Ran ill, Klr. Heilgvs. Alanis Ann Bynum. Bernie-cc' Klum-i'. Xlrs. 'llrox'er, Xlrs. Gaiser Virginia L' nan lVivlwke: Sccnnd Row: Hrs. KIcKccfei', Vlaltcr Hartman, Dick H:u'x'is, Lloyd S lltlllill' LLL LL L, L L L Czirulyn l-lcnry .-Xssixtant lfilitui' L LL L L Priscilla rllilfl' liimiu-Ns Klanagi-i'L L L L L, L L L L L, LLlniil Stern .AhSlNfZll1l' Busincw Klanager L LL ,LLL L ,LL L, L LL L Betty Faus Al uinni L L L LL L L LLLL LLLLL L LL Virginia Clark Activiticw L L L, L, LL, L LL, L Janis Ann Bynum Llilrruum L LL LL LL L L L XV:lltf-1' Hartman and Juan Xvielvkc- H umm' LLL LL LL LL L LLLLL L LL L L L Bferniece Klnsvl' Calvndci' ,L LLLLLL, L LLLLL L LLL Lillian Fiecliter :Xthletics L LL L LLLLLL L LLLLL LL Lucille Gerber and Dick Harris Circulatiun L LL L ,LLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLL LL Bonnie Trullender Advertising L L L L LLLLL Lauretta Anderson and Ruth Randall Pll0fUg,fI'1lPll9 LLLLL ,L LLLLL L,,,,LLL ,L Barbara Brilfht Pu Faculty Spnnsnri L Klrs. Gaiser, Klrs. Truyer, llr. Hedges, llrs. KIcKc-efer HT, flu- zmvfzln-1'Lv of flu' zmnzzal staff, -zvixlz ro tlmnk thi' profile who lmrw' 4'fI'lf1z'I'llfl'If in f11'i'ntfA1' in flu' fmlffixlzingf of Thr Rrflwtnr. PAGE TH I RTY-TWU tcrn. luk Echo Staff EDITORS: L- - A Colleen Huss, VVanda Byerly REPORTERS: Ruth Ann Randall, Barbara Bright, YVillis Prichard, Naomi Yake, Don Yager, Arthur lwoser, Ivan Pursley, Dale Heckley, Lucille Reinhard, lklarilyn Gerber, Bob Clark, Bonnie Huss. SPORTS EDITORS l?1 Dick Harris, Lucille Gerber JOKE EDITOR - , , Lauretta Anderson POETRY EDITCR Priscilla Tarr ART EDITORS K-. ..,.?..,, ,L lVilma Dippel, Joan YViebke FEATURE EDITORS W- -,,-- Carolyn Henry, Janis Bynum BUSINESS IVIANAGER ,L -, Harry Steffen PRINTERS -..L X Dick Harris, Lloyd Stern, Dale lXfIcyer, Charles lklyers TYPISTS , ,L,,,,7 Barbara Bright, Betty Faus, Berniece Kloser, Lucille Zimmerman, and Bonnie Trullender STENCIL CUTTERS Priscilla Tarr, Lillian Fiechter, Virginia Clark, Ruth Ann Randall EDITING SPGNSOR , ,c, , , Helen Troyer PRINTING SPONSOR , L, L ,,, , . Audrey Gaiser The Echo was printed each month of the school year hy the English and Commercial departments. Stories and poems, written by various students were published and other interesting features. Rt'1lIifIlg-fl'OllI lffff to right: Seated: Colleen Huss, YVanda Byerly, lXIrs. Gaiser. lX'Irs. Troyer First Row: Betty Faus, Priscilla Tarr, llarilyn Gerber, Lucille Reinhard. Barbara Bright, Bonnie Trullender, Ruth Randall, Bonnie Huss. Naomi Yake, Janis Ann Bynum, Berniece lloser, Lauretta Anderson Carolyn Henry, Lucille Gerber, Harry Steffen, Dale Kleyer, Virginia Clark, Joan YViebke Second Row: hlrs. lXIcKeefer, Lillian Fiechter, XVilma Dippel, Lucille Zim- merman, XVillis Prichard, Dick Harris, Lloyd Stern, Bob Clark, Dale Heckley, Arthur Hloser, Don Yager, Charles Rlyers Jr,, Ivan Pursley r Q- -.:w . -, , 'f- ' 115'-ff , ,. ,gf.-- ..g..i ........- PAGE THIRTY-THREE Student Council Seated: Lloyd Stern, Bob lVorden, Carolyn Henry First Row: Nlr. Hedges, lfvelyn Green, Elizabeth Stahl, Carol Burger, Vivian Runyon, Naomi Yake, Janis Ann Bynum, YVayne Yasler, Joyce XIcCune. llrs. Gaiser Second Row: Dale bleyer, VVillis Prichard, Victor Gerber, Bob Duncan. Dick Harris, Dick Beeler. XValter llankey The first student council of l,ancaster was organized in 1945 with the assistance of Klr. -lohnson and Klr. Hedges. The purpose of the council is to have government by the students. Two of the most outstanding accomplishments this year are the plan for the distribution uf tourney tickets, and the assembly programs which they planned. Officers who headed this xear's council were: president, Lloyd Stern: vice- presidcnt, Bob lVorden: secretary and treasurer, Carolyn l-lenry. Lloyd has served as president every year since it has been organized. AIl'll1l5l'l T of the council include the president of each class, a representative from each of the upper six grades, representatives from the girls' 4'H club, boys' -I--H club, girls' chorus, boys' chorus, and band. Faculty sponsors are llrs. Gaiser and Klr. Hedges- PAEE THIRTY-FULIP :gf - pa Boys' Hi- Y Orga1'zizatio1z Reading from left to right: Top Row: Floyd Runyon, Richard Gerber, Lloyd Stern, Jack Decker, Jim Troyer, Doyle Stern, Richard Harris, Don Yager, Robert Duncan, Harry Steffen, Harold Baum- gartner, John lleeks, Victor Gerber, Charles Nlyers. Second Row: Rlr. Hedges CLeaderJ, Edwin Bryan, Dale Heckley, Kenneth Hamilton, Robert Clark, John Osborne, Dwight YVolf, Vernon Crozier, Robert YVorden, Dave Paxson, Bill Barger, Dale lleyer, Lester lYIeyer, Walter llankey, YVillis Prichard, Luther Gerber. Third Row: Joy Stahl. Douglas Krauter, Leon Byerly, Eddie Zirkle, Dean Decker, Richard Elzey, John Bright. Gerald Gerber, Richard Beeler, Jack Bowen, Anthony Chryster, YValdo lVolf. 2079850 The new Hi-Y organization was organized on December 8, 1947, with Dick Harris elected aw president: Charles Myers, vice-president: Lloyd Stern, secretary: Victor Gerber, treasurer. It is the first Hi-Y organization Lancaster has ever had. It was suggested hy our sponsor hir. Hedges, early in the school year that we organize a Hi-Y. The boys met on various occasions at noons and decided it would be ai worthwhile organization. On Nlonday, January 19, the Bluffton Hi-Y came to Lancaster to give us our formal initiation. It was a very impressive service, which was held in the gym. The new organization meets monthly, usually on a Rlonday night. ln future years the Hi-Y is going to start finding ways of making money and doing things for the betterment of the community. PAGE THIRTY-FIVE Lancaster High School Band The hand of the Lancaster High School is endeayoring to do many things to im- proye and hetter itself for the honor and pride of the school and all who are interested in it. YVe are acquiring the ahility to read music more fluently, to learn to love hetter music, to hare hetter teamwork in the entire hand, and to gain a better appreciation of what music really is. The younger memhers are proving themselves quite worthy of heing in the senior hand. The hand rehearses two periods every Friday, and we have purchased two new hooks this year - - Bennett No. -l- and Program Classics No. 2. YVe hope to make this hand important and something of which we can really he proud. The handmaster of our hand is hir. F. L. Blough. Rfflllfllfl frum lrff fu right: Standing: Joy Stahl, Byron Reber, Geraldine XValsh QTwirlerD, lVarner Hunt, Richard Prichard, Jack Eversole, Ilr. Blough Clnstructorl, Carol Barger CTwirlerD, Robert Troyer, Larry VVittwer, lfryin Bradhurn, Sarah Jane Nash CTwirlerj Seated: Betty Heffelfinger. Naomi Yake, Jacquelyn Harris, llarilyn Gearhart, Rose- mary James, Elizaheth Stahl, Lucille Reinhard, Richard Kruetzman, Richard Harris. PAGE THIRTY-SIX E l Mi1'lSt7'6l Cast Rt'I1IflIIfl from left to rifflzlz Bottom Row: Janis Ann Bynum, Lucille Gerber, Lziurettzi Anderson, Bonnie Trullender, ,loan Wviehke, Colleen Huge Sffffmll ROW! JURY? ,lUlml07T, lvimllfl BB'C'VlB'- Silfilll ,lane Nash. lfddie Zirkle, Gerald Gerber, Lester Xleyer, Floyd Runyon. H1ll'1'5' SICHFY1. Arthur lloser. Luther Gerber. Richard Elzey. Joy Stahl, Leon Byerly. y Third Row: Bliss Sellers llnstruetorl, Carol Hzirgtw' Nhlrihn yy'H5S,,,1. Ch,-istim. Uurmchv Igmty 1 5hlPlf'Y- f'Xl'lf'm' -'Xmlf'V5'm- Klimllll clcflier, Virginia Sftlfllll. Klzirjorie Brown, Carolyn lvllllflmi- C1lw1i'11 HUWU- P11r1'ivi1l lvlllt, Cierzildine Hlzilsh. Ruth Ann Rzlndxlll, Bonnie Huss, Dave Puxson, ,lzinet Fzius, YVillis P,-fchm-dv lgetu-Y11n,,W,-. TOP RUW5 AIUVNYU Gross- Ylllilfl RUUYOFV Ylfillliu Clark. Lueille Reinhard, Anon Louise Clark. Delores Krieg, lillen Feiehter, Delores Shzillenhergger. Alice Smith. Bonnie Gibson, Jenn Rix, Xxiomi Yzike, Dwight lVolf, Dean Deeker, Lzwry Slmllenherger. Tom lYiehke,lV:1ldo YVolf. John Bright. The mixed chorus presented their minsfrel, Husky Clouds :it the l.:u1e:1ster Central auditorium on XVednesday night. Uecemher 3, l9-U. This was the first minstrel that wus ever given :it Lunegister. :Ind it was I1 huge success. It drew 21 very large erowd :uid was enjoyed hy ull. 'lihere were severzil special nttrzlctions, which added to its success. The emlmen did wry xx ell speaking their parts. The receipts from the minstrel went to the musie LlCDIll'flT1l'l1I' funds for the purchasing of musie ziwnrrls. PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN Girls' Chorus Rnzding from left in right Top Row: Particia lVolf, Ellen Fiechter, Delores Shallenberger, Vivian Runyon, Joyce hlohnloz, lrlarily n Gross, lVanda Byerly, Carolyn Henry, Sarah Jane Nash, Naomi Yalce, Alice Smith, Jean Rix, Delores Krieg, Anna Louise Clark. Second Row: Betty Shipley, Colleen Huss, Virginia Clark, Bonnie 'l'rullender, Ruth Ann Randall, Bonnie Huss, Lucille Gerber, Lauretta Anderson, Lucille Reinhard, Janet Faus, Virginia Stotlar, Bliss Sellers Clnstructorl. Bottom Row: llarjorie Brown, Carolyn lvilliams, llarilyn Gerber, Arlene Anderson, Geraldine lValsh, Carol Barger. Janis Ann Bynum. llarilyn lvasson, Christine Dubach. Joan lViebke. X The girls' chorus has rendered many performances at several occasions during the school year. Class was held two times a week. Two of our most outstanding features were a lllinstrel, the first ever to be presented at Lancaster, and an evening of music, which was presented at Christmas time, as a farewell to XValter Hartman, who has been our pianist for the last four years. Again this year, as before. we gave an Operetta entitled Hhly Spanish Sweetheart which was well received. XVe also sang at 'lleachers lnstitute in Bluffton on November 155 and Lauretta Ander- son, Lucille Gerber, Virginia Clark and Carolyn Henry represented Lancaster singing in the district chorus at the Ft. XVayne Division of the Teachers Association. Another performance which we tool: part in was the County llusic Festival, which is held in Bluffton each year. PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT Boys' Chorus VVe are quite prnud uf our boys' churus :is they have given many fine pe1'frn1'ing1ne- es this past year. ln furmer yezirs we did nnt have xi very lzirge churus. but under the splendid direction uf lliss Sellers it hzis increased cunsiderzibly. The boys' chorus ttmk the niujur rule in the Klinstrel which was given December 3, Bob Duncan, Dick Harris, Arthur Klnser, and Torn YViehke represented Lan- caster in the District Chorus held at Fort Wrnyne during Teachers Association. Qther performzinces which the boys tuuk 21 large part in were the progrzun ut Christmas time, held December 19, and the Operettai, presented Klnrch ll. llnny of these boys :ire underelzissinen, su we :ire hoping for il bigger and better boys' chorus. First Row: Joy Stahl, Leon Byerly, Larry Shallenberger, Eddie Zirlcle, Tom XVieblce, Floyd Runyun, John Bright, Lester lleyer, Dean Decker, Richard lilzey. Second Row: Yvrildo YVolf, Gerald Gerber. Luther Gerber, lVillis Prichard, Dwight YVolf: Harry Steffen, Dave Pzixson, Dick Harris, Hub Duncan, Arthur Xloser. XValter Hartman, pianist. Durothu Sellers, director. Q.- 1 PAGE THIRTY-NINE Boys' 4-H Club The Lancaster Boys' 4-H Club elected Bob VVorden, president: Don Yager, vice- presidentg Eddie Bryan, secretary and treasurer, Dick Harris, song leader, Floyd Runyon, club reporter. hir. lklugg directed our club very successfully. VVe have one of the largest clubs in the county with a membership of sixty. VVe were quite active in numerous projects this past year. Dale lVIeyer represented our club at roundup at Purdue University last spring. Each year two boys from each county attend a junior leadership conference held at lndiana Central College in lndianapolis. This year only one boy attended from XVells County. Lester Kleyer from our club was the representative. Lancaster was quite fortunate to have five members win trips to the Chicago International Livestock Exposition. Those who were awarded these trips were: Douu Krauter, Grand Champion 4-H Dairy calfg James Potter, Sweepstakes in potatoes: Carolyn Henry, Grand Champion Ayrshire Dairy calf: Doyle Stern, Grand Champion chickens: and Bob 'l'royer, Grand Champion chickens. Rl'1ll1fllff fron: left to riffl1l:Top Row: lfdwin Bryan, Robert Clark, Richard Gerber, Robert YVorden, Richard Kruetzman, Arthur lkloser, Doyle Stern, Don Yager, Harry Steffen, Charles hlyers, John lVleeks, Lester hdeyer. Second Row: Joy Stahl, Douglas Krauter, Leon Byerly, Gerald Gerber, Eddie Zirkle, Kenneth Hamilton, Dean Decker, Richard lflzey, Richard Shady, Iinnes Potter, Dick Beeler, Jack Bowen, Dale llleyer, Floyd Runyon. YValter hlankey, lVillis Prichard, Luther Gerber, hlr. hlugg. 'lihird Row: Lloyd Herndon, Keith Zirkle, hlerlin Barrick, Joe lllann, Bob Nash. hlaurice Shady, YVay'ne Yager, Richard Barger, Don Lydy, Byron Reber. Xlax Hamilton, Larry Baumgartnei, Ron Decker, Jerry Bowen. Bottom Row: Richard Prichard. Don Decker, Billy Zirkle, Rodney Gerber, David Gerber, Larry Graham, David Beeler, Dean Reber, YVarner Hunt, Lester Klankey, Bob 'liroy er. Absent: Carolyn Henry, Virginia Byrd. I-'Q' -.---.-T ,Y WA SE' 5--1 PAGE FDRTY T' J .Q s f : . A. . . , Girls' 4-H Club Seated on Floor: lremlizzg from left to riglzfl Robert Rlanning, Larry Graham, Klaurice Shady. Tom XViebke, Bob Troyer, llax Hamilton, Dean Reber. First Row: Rose Klary James, Peggy Frauhiger, Colleen Decker, Lorraine Harris. Janette Kruetz- man, Joyce llanning, Joan Smith, Carolyn YVolf, Carolyn Richards, Dianne Scott. Second Row: Xlarilyn Gearhart, Evelyn Barrick, Betty Shipley, Vivian Runyon, Donna Shipley, Eliza- beth Stahl, Klarlyn Runyon, Jeanine Krauter, llrs. Rolfe. Third Row: llarilyn Gerber, Jacqueline Harris, Bonnie Huss, Joyce Johnloz, Bonnie Gibson, lir- elyn Green, Naomi Yake, Carolyn Henry, Sarah Jane Nash. Alice Smith, Jean Rix, Carol Barger, Klarilyn lVasson, and Joan XViebke. The Lancaster Girls' -l-H Club elected Carolyn Henry. president: Bonnie Gibson, yice-presi- dent: Joan lfvieblif. SCCTCUTB' find UGIISUTCYZ Virginia Byrd, reporter: Bonnie Huss, song leader: and Bob Troyer, game director. Our Club WHS undff thi' direction of 3'Ii5S'.lohr1son during the first half of the summer until she accepted another position. Klrs. Troyer did a fine job in filling this vacancy. XV? PHTflCiP?ff'fd in man! ilCflViflf3S dUl'lUH the summer: two girls participated in the county judg- ing and dCIT10nSU'2lfi0n CUFWCSY- XV? HIT? happy to say that one of them placed first in judging baking and canning. They gave a team demonstration whiqh 51150 plgrgtgti first, Roundup at Purdue was attended by Bonnie Gibson, Alice Smith, Joan NViebke, and Carolyn Henry. ln August thirteen girls attended camp at Camp 'liecumseh near Delphi, lmliana. YVe are happy to say that The Lancaster Girls' Club won a total of S-lf-l'.5H in prizes at the Bluf- fton Street Fair. PAGE FUR-TY-UNE .WM l V .. ,,',,...4-W ,vw- JY Av PAGE Pun-TY-Tw C! The Following People Contributed Toward the Financing of This Book Mr. and Mrs. Gene Monticue Mr. and Mrs. Dwighi Niblick Mr. and Mrs. George Lauizenheiser Mr. and Mrs. Tom Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Tom Irvin. Jr. Master Tom Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Fiechier Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Orval Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Amos Dubach Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fiechter Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gerber Mrs. Marie Diehl ' Mr. and Mrs. John Linn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Worden Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hun! Mr. and Mrs. William Easley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Wrenn Borror Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kaehr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brickley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moser Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Beeler Mr. and Mrs. Dwighf F. Gallivan Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harris Mr. and Mrs. John G. Bynum Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Everett Blem Mr. and Mrs. Eli Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Borne Mr. Vernon Gerber Mr. Robert Gerber Miss Audrey Gerber Mr Mr Mr Mr Dick Paxson E. J. LeVay and Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Bell. Jr. Harry Faus Miss Anna Belle Genfis Mr. Don Prichard Mr. Charles Johnson Miss Alice Fiechier Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Miss Doroiha Mr. and Mrs. George Kaufman Howard Presdorf Homer Huss Ralph Henry Harvey Ginter Kenneth Gerber Paul Decker Eugene Johnson Cecil Lydy Hie Johnloz Howard McCormick Albert Tarr Sellers Forresi Blocber Mrs. Arrilla May Harvey Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Moser J. J. Fiechter and Mrs. Homer Randall and Mrs. Lewis Yake and Mrs. Elmer Moser PAGE FCIRTY-THREE Alumm Dzrectory If ix fwrobablr flmt I'lIi.I' lixt of Illllllllli l'0IlfIliIIS 111 any llli.VflIkt'.T, but it rI',b1'I'.vm1t.I' our but qfforlv in 11'1'uri11g flu' uzfflrfzvy of P11511 fwrxozz 10110 has fj7'IlI1ll1lft'I1 f-l'01l1 LrnIm.It1f1' Ct'lIfI'IIl High Sflmul, CLASS UF 1923 AVERY. MAEILE PATTERSON, 23512 KINNAIRD, FT. WAYNE. INDIANA BELL. WILDA PAXSUN, CISSIAN, INDIANA EILUE, SETI-I, EIERNE, INDIANA EI-IRMAN. LULA BARGER, DECATUR, INDIANA I-IARVEY, HENRY, R. R. 4, EILLIFFTDN, INDIANA I-ICIDVER, RALPH, R. R. 2. DSSIAN. INDIANA JDHNEEIN, LARIMER, EINDLAY, EIHID MEYER, ALTUN, SEIUTH SEND, INDIANA ECHWARTZ, CELIA. CHILDCDTHE. DHID SHADY. CHARLES, HARTI-'CIRD CITY, INDIANA SMITH, DCIRDTHY PAXSDN. 7U7 w. CHERRY ST., SLUEFTDN, INDIANA WASSDN. EDNA PLUMMER, 4'7D5 TACCIMA STREET. EDRT WAYNE, INDIANA WILMINTDN, ALTA KLEINKNIGHT, P. D. EIDX 9454, LAGCDNA BEACH, CALIFCIRNIA CLASS DF 1924 DURR, LEDN. FLINT, MICHIGAN GLEIM, WALTER. R. R. 2. BLLIFFTDN, INDIANA HALLDWAY, EDNA FIRST, R. R. 5, NCISLESVILLE. INDIANA .JDI-INLDZ, I-IIE. R. R. 4, BLUFFTCIN, INDIANA LIDHNSDN, PAUL. R. R. 3, EILLIFFTDN, INDIANA KERSHNER, HAZEL BUSICK, WHITE RIGEDN, MICH. MEYER, ALVIE. 415 E. wILEY, ELLIFFTDN, INDIANA MILLS. RALPH. SLDCIMINGTCIN, INDIANA PRDUGH. MARY l.. REYNOLDS, 135DI:I WILMINGTON AVENUE, CDMPTDN, CALIF. RAEIER. DDRCITHY BENDER. 2D33 TAYLDR ST., FT. WAYNE, INDIANA REED, KENNETH. R. R. I, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA SEIRDEN, MADGE WHITE, 922 S. 49TH STREET. PHILADELPHIA, PENN. WASSEIN, RALPH. R. R. I, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA WHIDDER, HELEN SHADY, R. R. 4. PORTLAND, IND. CLASS DF 1925 CHANDLER, VERA BARBER. FDRT WAYNE. INDIANA EILLIEIM. RUBERTA DDWTY, 215 E. CENTRAL. EILUFFTGN, INDIANA GLEIM, HAZEL LESH, LARCIRTE, INDIANA ISLEIM. KENNETH, LARDRTE, INDIANA HARRIS, I'-IEINDR KLEINKNIGHT. R. R. 2, DSSIAN. INDIANA JAY, ESTHER SALISBLIRY, FAIRMCILINT. INDIANA KLEINKNIGI-IT. EDWIN. DSSIAN. INDIANA LINDEMAN, RALPH, R. R. 1, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA MEYER. IRENE SREHEGER MEYER. IIILIVER, R. R. 1, CRAIGVILLE. INDIANA EIMAN, FLEIYD, CHICAGD, ILLINDIS PRICE. JAMES. GREENSEILIRGH. PENNSYLVANIA RURRIGHT, ROBERT, TDCSIN. INDIANA RLIPRIGHT, MINNIE ELZEY. TEICSIN, INDIANA EHEDD. ARTHUR, R. R. 4, SLUFETDN, INDIANA SILLS. ALTA WDRTHMAN, 3I:I9 WEST LEITH ST.. FCIRT WAYNE. INDIANA EDRG. LDRENE SREHEGER. GDSHEN. INDIANA EDWARDS. MARVIN, LDS ANGELES, CALIF. WILE. OLIVE LILMER. 314 N. WILLIAMS. SLUFFTDN. INDIANA CLASS DF 1926 EIEIWMAN, HARDLD, 517 W. MILLER, BLUFFTCIN, INDIANA BRIGHT. MARTIN. WEST MIDDLESEX, RENN. CAETNER, GRACE EARWILER, I-IUNTINGTDN, IND. JUHNECIN BLJRRI5. TEICSIN, INDIANA LEWTDN. HAZEL HUNT, DETRDIT, MICHIGAN I.CCIcwI:1CID. MILDRED MADDUX, YLICAIRA, CALIF. LYTLE, ELADYS, TDLEDD, DI-IID MEEEICK, HARLEY. ADA, CIHID MDSER. FREDERICK, R. R. 4, EILUFFTDN, INDIANA MDTZ, GEORGE, 4:19 N. MAIN ET., ELKHART, IND. EALISBURY. GRETCHEN EIELL, DLINKIRK. IND. SIEDEL, DDRIS WHITE, 'BIB RRANGE DRIVE, ECIRT WAYNE, INDIANA SHEETS, ERNEST, R. R. EAIRMDUNT, IND. SPEHEGER. DR. BENJAMIN, EIEDEDRD, IND. STELLER, LILLIAN FIECHTER, VAN WERT, DHID TAYLDR, MINA SCHWARTZ, 294:-I S. I-IANNA ST., FDRT wAYNE, INDIANA. ZDLL. MARTHA MASTERSUN. R. R. 1, BLUFETDN. INDIANA CLASS DF 1927 EALLDW. EDNA DRUM, DECATUR. INDIANA BEEIERSTINE, MAY MDCK, FEIRT WAYNE, INDIANA BEVINGTDN, ARTHUR. WATERLEID, INDIANA BRIGHT. WALLACE, SANDUSKY, DI-IID DECKER, DDRDTHY GILLIUM, 915 S. MDRGAN, BLUEETDN. INDIANA DI:IwTY, KENNETH, I-'DRT WAYNE, INDIANA EARHART, LLICILLE MILHDLLAND, 419 E. CHERRY ST. SLUFFTDN, INDIANA HUFFMAN, RUSSEL. IDID w. WABASH, ELLIFFTDN1 INDIANA JACKSON. DWIGHT, 615 w. WASHINGTCIN ST., FT. WAYNE, INDIANA LUSK, JAMES, MDNTICELLD, INDIANA PORTER, I-IARDLD, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA SCI-IDREY, EVELYN RDSART, R. R. 1. NEW HAVEN. INDIANA EHADY, MARSHALL, 515 S. MDRGAN, BLLIFFTDNI INDIANA WASSDN, PAUL. 224 E. WILEY, EILUPFTDN, IND. WIEBKE, PALLAS KLEINKNIGHT, R. R. 2, DEEIAN, INDIANA WILI-IELM, MIRIAM EDINGTEIN, R. R. 1, BLLIFFTCIN, INDIANA CLASS DF 1928 EARWILER. MARGARET, ELLIFFTUN, INDIANA ELUME, ARTHUR. FDRT WAYNE. INDIANA EDESTER. MEREA EIRIGI-IT, 2515 WESTSRCICIK DR.. FERT wAYNE, INDIANA BRADEN. ALICE LYDY. NEW WAYGD, MICH. DAUGHERTY, DDNNA. LINIUNDALE, INDIANA DAVIS. GLENDDRA LESH, WAREAW, INDIANA FRENCH, KENNETH, EDRT WAYNE, INDIANA ISARTEIN, ANNA DLIEEE, E527 SD. CIAK ST.. EILLIFETGN, INDIANA GARTDN. WENDELL, E127 S. DAK ST.. ELUFFTEIN, INDIANA HARTMAN, KENNETH. R. R. 1, CRAIGVILLE, IND. KAWA. RLITH CURRY, ELGIN, ILLINCIIS. KLEINKNIEHT, RALPH, R. R. 4, SLUFETCIN. IND. MEYER, SLISANNE KIEFER. R. R. 2. SLLIPETDN. INDIANA PAXEDN, LLDYD. R. R. 1, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA PRICE, REIEIERT, CHICAGCI, ILLINDIS REINHART, DEVDNNA, DSSIAN. INDIANA SREHEGER, WALTER. R. R. 4. SLLIFETCIN. IND. PAGE FCIRTY-FDIJR Alumni WAMPLER, GWENDDLYN NIBLICK. R, R. 4, SLUEFTDN, INDIANA WILCDXSDN. CARL, R. R. 1, ET. WAYNE, IND. CLASS DF 1929 ELUME, JESSIE. I::I-IICAGD. ILLINDIS CUTLER, ELMER, FDRT WAYNE, INDIANA DAWSDN. VIVIAN I-IERRIGK. 23113 EEIY AVE.. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA IEILLIEIM. WAYNE. FDRT WAYNE. INDIANA HARRIS, MARY EDWMAIXJ, R. R. CIIILLIMEIA CITY. INDIANA HOFFMAN, ESTHER KIEFER. IE31: HALE AVENUE. FDRT WAYNE. INDIANA KAUFMAN. MARY. R. R. 1. CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA KIPFER, ERNA L. FRAUHIGER, R. R. 4, EILUFETDN. INDIANA LUSK, RDEERT. SLUEI-'TI:IN. INDIANA MAHLER. NELLIE WEIRTHMAN, FT. WAYNE. IND. MEYER, IZIDRRINE RENNINGTEIN. DWIGHT, SLUFFTCIN, INDIANA PRDUGH, EUNIGE SI-IADY. FT. WAYNE, INDIANA REED. HARDLD. 311: EEL RIVER AVE., LDEAN' SPDRT. INDIANA REINHART. NDRMA. USSIAN. INDIANA SI-IA'DY. JDSEFH. R. R. 1, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA THDMPSDN. NIALJD KAUFMAN. R. R. I. CRAIEVILLE. INDIANA CLASS DF 1930 EELL. ERDDKS. ANDIA. INDIANA BEVINGTDN, CLAUDE. WATERLDD .INDIANA DURR, EARTH, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA DURR, RAYMDND, TDCSIN. INDIANA EIALLIVAN, DWIGHT. 41e'W. WASHINGTON ST. SLUFETDN, INDIANA GERBER. AMD5. 42B E. SDIJTH ST., BLUFFTDN. INDIANA GIBSDN. GRAYDDN. 312 N. MDRGAN, SLUFFTDN. INDIANA MYERS. CHARLES, R. R. 'I. CRAIGVILLE, IND. EDUDER, MARGARET EVERSDLE, SDS S. LIERSEY. ELLIFFTDN. INDIANA SDUDER. RCIBERT, SDE S. JERSEY. BLUEFTDN, IND. SPRUNGER. HARRIET LUGENSILL, PT. WAYNE, IND. WEDLER, HARDLD. R. R. 2. DSSIAN, INDIANA CLASS DF 1931 CALL. EDWARD. SIS S. JDHNSDN. EILUFFTDN, IND. EINNINEER, IRENE HAIFLEY. 513 S. MAIN STREET. EILUFFTDN. INDIANA CLARK. FRANCES SPEHEGER, EILUFETDN, IND. DUPP, WILLARD. 1DI:I3 S. MUL5ERRY, BLUEFTDN, INDIANA DIEHL. MILLARD. R. R. 1. SLUFFTEIN, INDIANA DDWTY. HLISERT. DSSIAN, INDIANA EICHHDRN. RDEERT. R. R. 1, SLUFETDN. IND. ELZEY. CILENE DAUGHERTY. R. R. 4. EILUEETDN, INDIANA EVERSDLE. WDDDRDW. HUNTINGTDN, INDIANA FRANTZ. EERNIECE HUNT. LIEIERTY CENTER, IND EIEISDN. AVIS WDDDWARD. 312 N. MDRGAN. ELLIFFTDN, INDIANA HECKLEY. MEIRRIS. FT. WAYNE, INDIANA HIGGINS, GARNET CURRY. S25 W. SDUTH, EILUFETDN. INDIANA KAEHR. MAHILDA EEREIER, DECATUR, INDIANA KAUFMAN. MARGUERITE, R. R. 1. ERAIGVILLE, IND KIEFER, HERMAN, EERNE, INDIANA KDDNS, REGINE DDWTY ICLAUDEZI. DECATUR. INDIANA MYERS. LICIHN. RR. 1. CRAIGVILLE. INDIANA PEASE. PAUL. CALIFDRNIA Directory PRICE, I-IARVEY, TEXAS SPEHEGER, LLDYD, R. R. 4, SLUEFTDN, INDIANA WHITE, DAVID, SDE E. 9TH ST., AUBURN, IND. ZIRKLE, EEDREE, R. R. 4, SLUFETDN. INDIANA GLASS DF 1932 ANDREW, DEAN, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA CALL, MARY BELLE VVILSDN, 515 S. .IDI-INSDN, SLUEFTEIN, INDIANA CURRY, HARDLD, MICHIGAN ELZEY, EARL.. R. R. 4, SLUFETDN. INDIANA FRENCH. BETTY, I-'DRT WAYNE INDIANA ISINTER, IRVIN, YDDER, INDIANA JDHNLDZ. .JAY JACKSDN, R. R. 4. SLUEETDN. IND. .JEIHNLI:Iz, WILLIAM, R. R. 4, ELLJFFTDN, IND. KELSEY. LDWELL, FDRT WAYNE. INDIANA MAUPIN. EDNA MESSICK, I-IARDLD, EILUFFTDN, INDIANA MYERS. RUSSELL, DECATUR, INDIANA RLUMER. FRANCES DAVIS, ELGIN. ILLINDIS REED, .JDSEPHINE STUDESAKER, 3112 EEL RIVER AVE.. LDGANSRDRT, INDIANA SI-IADY. WENDELL. WAYNEDALE. INDIANA WILGDXSIN, I-IARDLD, R. R. 1. FT. WAYNE, IND. CLASS DF 1933 AKER, LIDSEPHINE RDUSSEY. R. R. 1. EILUFFTEIN. INDIANA ERACHT, INEX MYERS. R. R. 2, SLUFFTDN. IND. CDEKRAN, LAURA MEYER EDLLIER, KENNETH, MUNCIE, INDIANA EDLLIER, MILDRED I-IARTMAN, MUNGIE, INDIANA EDINGTDN. RDSERT. GENEVA, INDIANA ELLIDTT, VETA R. VDLEMAN, PHILADELPHIA, PA. FARRAR, GERALD, GRAND RAPIDS. MICI-IIGN FRAUHISER. SYLVIA GEREER, CRAIGVILLE, IND. EAHMAN, RDBERT, 1415 EAGLE ST. PT. WAYNE. INDIANA GRAHAM. MARTHA PLANK, R. R, 4. ELLIFFTDN, INDIANA ERDVE. HERSEHEL. R. R. 4, BLUFFTDN. INDIANA I-IASEGGAR, MARGARET WASSDN, 122 S. ETH ST., DECATUR. INDIANA HUNT. LDREN, S. MIJRGAN ST.. SLUFETDN, IND. KLEINKNIGHT. GRETCI-IEN, DECATUR, INDIANA LEST. RICHARD LINDSEY, ETHEL SNIDER CMAXII 315 E. SPRING ST, 5LUEETI:IN. INDIANA LITTLE, MAXINE MANLEY. 2204 S. HANNA, FT. WAYNE. INDIANA MARTIN. RUBY MILLER. EILEEN EDWMAN, 415 E. ARNDLD. SLUEFTEIN, INDIANA PENNINETDN. HELEN REED. RENSSELAER. IND. PFIEEER. .JUSTINE I-IAIELEY, 513 S. MAIN, SLUFFTDN, INDIANA PDRTER. HELEN BAY, ERAIEVILLE, INDIANA PRDLIEH. LDIS MEADE, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA RDDR. PAULINE I-IECKLEY, R. R. I. CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA SHADY. DWIGHT. R. R. 4. EILUEETDN. INDIANA SHIMER. RUTH KERSHNER, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA STDUT. PAULINE ANDREW, 235 N, PARK AVENUE. WARREN. DHID TRUXEL, RALPH, ET. WAYNE, INDIANA WARNER, VERENA SMITH, EDNDIT, DI-IIE! WIBEL. JEISEPH, CIUINCY. MICHIGAN ZIRKLE. MARY. R. R. 2. DSSIAN, INDIANA CLASS DF 1934 EDRRDR, EVERETT. 524 WEST MARKET STREET, BLLIFFTDN. INDIANA CII'-IAK, RUTH. KNI:Ix. INDIANA PAGE FDRTY-FIVE Alumni EDLLIER, EILEEN. MUNCIE. INDIANA DAILEY. ROBERT, SLUFFTDN, INDIANA EICHDRN, ELCD, R. R. 1, EILUFFTDN, IND. FALK, VIVA ELZEY, R. R. 2, SLUFFTDN, IND. EARTDN, DDNAVDN, TDCSIN, INDIANA HATHAWAY, .JEISERHINE ELLIME HUNT, MAY, TEICSIN, INDIANA EEISMAN, EWYNEATI-I KLEINKNIEHT, 525 S. JERSEY, SLUFFTDN, INDIANA KAUFMAN, EEDRGE R. R. 4. EILUFFTDN, IND. LYDY, WALTER, R. R. 3, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA MARKLEY, NELLIE HERRICK, R. R. I, SLUFFTDN. INDIANA MAST, GEORGIA MDDRE, GDSHEN, INDIANA MAURIN, ERNESTINE MILLER, GEDRIEE, SLUFFTDN, INDIANA MDDRE. NURMA, ELKHART, INDIANA MUNSDN, CHARLES. R. R. 1, CRAIEVILLE, IND. MURRAY. PAUL. DSSIAN. INDIANA MYERS, MARJDRIE EINTER, CRAIGVILLE, IND. MYERS. RAY, CRAIGVILLE. INDIANA NICKCILSDN. PAULINE, YDDER, INDIANA PARK, GEDRGE, UNIDNDALE, INDIANA PAXEUN, RDDNEY, R. R. 4, SLUFFTDN, IND. SCHWARTZ, LIDHN, 519 S. DAK, BLUFFTDN, IND. SRRUNGER, ALTA RAEIER. NUTTMAN AVE., FT. WAYNE, INDIANA TURNER, ARNOLD, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA WEDLER, LESTER, R. R. 2, DSSIAN. INDIANA WILLIAMS, FRANCIS FIINEHAW, RETRDLEUM, IND. CLASS UF 1935 ERUSAKER, ALTA EIYERLY. 2229 N. NEW JERSEY. INDIANARDLI5, INDIANA EARDER. EURDINE CDSSIART, CRYSTAL, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA DENNIS, MASEL MANKEY, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA DDUGHERTY. LDIS PAXSDN, 1947 WINFIELD AVE.. INDIANAREILIS. INDIANA EAHMAN, ARTHUR, R. R. I, CRAIEVILLE, IND. EARR, LAURA ELEM. R. R. 4. SLUFFTDN. INDIANA HAIFLEY, WILLIAM, R. R. 4, SLUFFTDN, IND. HARRIS, PAUL, R. R. 2. DSSIAN. INDIANA HINSHAW, EDGAR, GARY, INDIANA HUNT, EIEULAH ..I. SNIDER, R. R. -4, ELLJFFTDN. INDIANA KAUFMAN, .JDSERHINE PEAEE, R. R. 4, EILUFFTDN. INDIANA MILLER. EYRLIN, R. R. 1. SLUFFTDN, IND. MILLS, WAYNE, R. R. 2, DSSIAN, INDIANA MDCK, WILLARD, RURAL RDUTE MYERS. EARL. R. R. 1, CRAIEVILLE, INDIANA NIEILICK, RUTH PAXSDN, R. R. 4, SLUFFTDN, IND. USBDRN. DALE. WREN. UHIEI RDDS, DONALD SCHNEIDER, EERNIECE WILCDXSDN, S15 E. WAYNE ST. FT. WAYNE, INDIANA SHADY, KATHERINE WASSDN, R. R. 4, EILUFFTDN. INDIANA STUART, AUDREY VAN EMDN, 1171: S. MAIN ST.. SLUFFTDN, INDIANA TRDXEL. MARJDRIE, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA WALSH. ..II:II-IN, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA WHEELER. CLARA WASSDN. SERNE, INDIANA WRIGHT, GERALD. UNIDNDALE. INDIANA CLASS DF 1936 EALJMGARTNER, MAURICE. R. R. 2. DESIAN, IND. EIELL, HARRY. JR.. R. R. 1, CRAIGVILLE, IND. EDCIKER, MAXINE SMITH, R. R. 2, DSSIAN. IND. CLDWSER, PAUL, R. R. I. ERAIGVILLE, IND. EDLLIER. DDYLE. DECATUR, INDIANA DECKER, EIRUCE. EILUFFTDN. INDIANA Directory DDWTY, WENDELL EIAHMAN, ALICE, FT. WAYNE. INDIANA HAMILTDN, EDWIN, TDCSIN, INDIANA HEDGES. LDUISE WISNER, R. R. 4, SLUFFTDN. INDIANA HETRIDI4, DDNALD, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA HETRICK, MADGE WASSDN, DRAIGVILLE, IND. ...IDI-INSDN, HELEN DIEHL, R. R. 4, SLUFFTEIN, IND .IDI-INLDZ, ELIZABETH WALSH, FT. WAYNE, IND. LYDY. MAX. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA MARTIN, WILMA MILLER, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA MUNSDN, .JUNE WILLIAMS, 325 W. SILVER, SLUFFTDN, INDIANA MURRAY, DWIGHT, DSSIAN. INDIANA PAXSDN, ROGER, R. R. 1, CRAIGVILLE, IND. REBER. WAYNE, SLUFFTDN, INDIANA SCHWARTZ, MARTHA. FT. WAYNE, INDIANA EI-IADY, NINA, R. R. 2, DSSIAN. INDIANA SDUDER. FRANKLIN. DECATUR, INDIANA YDIQLIM, DDNNA ANDERSON. RDCKFDRD, DHID CLASS DF 1937 AUGSEIURGER, ERMA, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA AYERS, MARGARET HENRY, R. R. -1, SLUFFTEIN. IND EASTILDW. DDRIS PDTTER, P. D. ISDX ISS. MCMECHEN, WEST VA. EULLIN5, DDRDTHY MILLER, FT. WAYNE, IND. DALE, DDRIS HINSHAW, HAEEERSTUWN, IND. DAUGHERTY, HARDLD, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA DENTAL. MAXINE ELZEY, :-IIS E. WASHINGTDN, SLUFFTDN, INDIANA DURR, MARVIN, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA ELZEY, EILEEN ELEM. R. R. 4, EILUFFTDN. IND. GALLIVAN, VICTDR. R. R. I, ERAIGVILLE, IND. ERCIH, CLARA BELLE DUNCAN. R. R. 4. SLUFFTDN INDIANA I-IAMILTDN, MARY JANE. R. R. I, CRAIGVILLE .IND KLEINIQNIGI-IT, MARVIN, R. R. 2, DSSIAN. IND. MELCI-IING. MAX NIESSICK. MORRIS. FT. WAYNE, IND. MILLS, RDSERT, R. R. 2, DSSIAN. INDIANA MURRAY. DDRI5 I-IECKLEY, DSSIAN. INDIANA MYERS, RICHARD, R. R. -4. SLUEFTDN, INIDANA NIEILIDK, DWIGHT, R. R. 4, SLUFFTDN, IND. PAXSDN, DDRIS EYERLY, R. R. 1. CRAIGVILLE. INDIANA PRICE. DANIEL. R. R. 2, DSSIAN, INDIANA RABER. BRDDKS. R. R. 4. BLUFFTDN. INDIANA RDUSSEY, RAYMOND, RAYNE, DHID SMUTS, MARTHA MILHDLLAND, R. R. 1, BLUFFTUN INDIANA SDNNENVURY, MASLE SHADY, FT. WAYNE, IND. STDGDILL, RDBERT STRAI-IM, ARVILLA SCDTT. EILUFFTDN, IND. WDDDWARD. GERALDINE .JDI-INLDZ, R. R. 2. DSSIAN. INDIANA CLASS DF 1938 ECIDTH, JANE MILHDLLAND IEMERY. SLUFFTDN. INDIANA BOWERS, VIRGINIA BARBER. DECATUR, IND. DIEHL, WENDELL. MARKLE. INDIANA DIEI-IL, BETTY MILLER, DETRDIT, MICH. DREW, FLDRENCE ERDH. R. R. 4, BLLJFFTEIN, IND. FOSTER, LEDNARD. DECATUR. INDIANA EARTDN. WILBDURNE. 527 W. IIIHIU. ELUFFTIIIN. INDIANA GREEN. ROBERT. 92D W. CHERRY. ELIJFFTCIN. IND. HARDIN. HELEN NDSLE. FT. WAYNE. IND. HUNT. LEDN. R. R. 2. SLUFFTDN, IND. MARSHALL, RUTH KEIEER EKENNETHJ RDME CITY. INDIANA PAGE FDRTY-SIX Alumni MAYER. RDSER. R. R. -I. SLLIFFTDN. INDIANA MDCK. MAX. SIE W. MARKET. BLLIFFTDN. IND. RABER. RUTH. 2143 DAKLEY ST.. FT. WAYNE. IND. EHADLE. LEAH EIEKEL. 72C S. MORGAN. SLLIFFTDN. INDIANA SIMDN. REISANNA MYERS. BERNE. INDIANA SMUTE. RAY. 42D E. TDWNLEY. BLLIFFTIIIN. IND. TEEHANNEN. DDNALD. R. R. I. CRAIEVILLE. IND. IRENE SMITH. R. R. 1. CRAICVILLE. IND. WASSDN. WASSDN. NER WILLIAM. R. R. I. ERAIGVILLE. IND. YAKE. MARTHA ZIRKLE. R. R. I. CRAIDVILLE. IND. CLASS UF 1939 ITIARDLD JR.. BLEIEIMINISTDN. IND. BLEM. EVERETT. SLLIFFTDN, INDIANA EDDKER. IIILIENTIN. R. R. 4. SLLIFFTDN. IND. EICKEI.. BRIGHT. GERALD BRDWN. LILLIAN JDHNLDZ. MDNRDE. INDIANA EYERLY. DALE. R. R. -1. SLLIFFTDN. INDIANA CLARK. EMERY. 5CII': E. TAEER ST.. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA DECKER. WENDELL. SLLIFFTEIN. INDIANA FIECHTER. MARIE. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA GAI-IMAN. VERA. R. R. 1. CRAICVILLE. IND. GLASS. HELEN MAISNER. DSSIAN. INDIANA I-IERRICI4. NED KEI-IRN. PALILINE MARSHALL. R. R. 1. CRAISVILLE. INDIANA KIZER. JAMES. R. R. 1. CRAISVILLE. INDIANA I.INN. WENDELL. LAFAYETTE. INDIANA LDSENSILL. BETTY. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA MACDN. DEINALD. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA MILLER. WILLIAM. EILLIFFTDN. INDIANA RLIRSLEY. I-IALEIERT. R. R. 2. DSSIAN. INDIANA BCHWARTZ. CATHERINE I-IDWARD. R. R. 1. CRAIDVILLE. INDIANA SE'-IWARTZ. LLDYD. R. R. I. CRAICVILLE. IND. SHEETS. DDRIS WDLF. AIEI9 EILLIFFTDN. INDIANA EHELEY. ALFRED SMELTZER. EDWIN. LISERTY SMITH. EERALDINE FLILLER. SMITH. RICHARD. EILLIFFTDN. BTLIFF. JDHN JR.. 925 W. MARKET ST.. ELLIFFTDN. INDIANA BTLIFF. JUNE I-IAIFLEY. 923 WEST MARKET ST.. EILLIFFTDN. INDIANA WALSH. RUTH. R. R. 2. DSSIAN. INDIANA WEAVER. FLDYD. R. R.. I-ILINTINSTDN. IND. CLASS DF I'34U BYNLIM. GILEIERT, 2D-1 E. CENTRAL. SLLIFFTDN. INDIANA CRAED. JDHN. HLINTINCTDN. INDIANA DDLISLE. RICHARD. MARKLE. INDIANA FRDEBE. BETTY LASH. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA GRDTHDDS. MARJDRIE GREEN EEDWARDJ. LAF' AYETTE ST.. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA I-IDNT. WAYNE. CRAIGVILLE. INDIANA IRVIN. TDM JR., FT. WAYNE. INDIANA IRVIN. GLDRIA I-ILIDHES. FT. WAYNE. IND- KEI-IRN. DWIGHT. R. R. I. CRAISYILLE. IND. MELCHINC. LLICILLE MILHDLLAND. BETTY. R. R. 4. SLDFFTCN. IND. MDSER. GLEN. EILDFFTDN. INDIANA NIIIELE. RDSER BCHLACENHALIF. I-IARRIET BICKEL. 925 WEST WASHINCTDN. SLDFFFTDN. IND. BCHLACENHALIF. RALRH. 92S W. WASI-IINCTDN. SLLIFFTDN. INDIANA BNIDER. ANNAEIEL. R. R. -1. EILIJFFTDN- IND- W. CENTRAL. CENTER. INDIANA ELLIFFTIIIN. IND. INDIANA STUFF. LEONARD. 219 N. MARIDN. BLUFF-'TEIN. IND. .WILCDXSI N. MARY JANE Directory CLASS DF 1941 AFFHDLDER. DURIS DIEHL. EERNE. INDIANA ANDERSON. MADELYN CLARK. SLLIFFTDN. IND. BAILEY. WILMA POTTER EDANJ. R. R. 1. YDDER INDIANA BARSER. BETTY. R. R. I. CRAISVILLE. IND. ERINDLE. EDWIN ELJTLER. VALDA MACDN LJEIHNJ FT. WAYNE, IND CLALIESEN. JACK. CALIFCRNIA CDFFIELD. RADLINE. FT. WAYNE. IND. CLIRME. NEVIN DIEHL. MAX. 129 E. ARNOLD. SLLIFFTDN, IND. DLINCAN. MARY ANN. R. R. -1. ELLIFFTEIN. IND. DLIRR. ROBERT. R. R. 1. CRAIGVILLE. IND. FAIJE. LDDISE SMITH. R. R. 4. SLLIFFTDN. IND. FIECHTER. ALICE. R. R. I. CRAIDVILLE. IND. I-IAMILTDN. DDNNA BELL. DECATLIR. IND. JEIHNSDN. NINA GIBSDN IRADLJ R. R. S. HLINTINCTDN. INDIANA KIZER. CI-ILDE ANDERSON. R. R. 1. CRAIISVILLE INDIANA LLIDE. MAXINE WDLF. R. R. 3. HIJCLIENARD RD. FT. WAYNE. IND. MACWELL. MELSA I-IILL. FT. WAYNE. IND. MALIRIN. ELEMA MCCLAIN. EEDRGE. DLINKIRK. INDIANA MEIRRIS. EVELYN MYERS. CRAIGVILLE. IND. PRICE. WILLIAM. R. R. 2. DEEIAN. IND. BCHWARTZ. DDRIS ELZEY, 417 E. SDLIT1-I. BLLIFFTDN. INDIANA BCHWARTZ. JDI-IN. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA CLASS DF 1942 BAKER. I-IELEN BDLIDER. ELLIFFTDN, INDIANA BYNDM. VERNDN. R. R, -4. SLLIFFTDN. INDIANA CALL. ENDS. DECATLIR. INDIANA DECKER. RDMA FRYE. WILLIAM. DECATLIR. INDIANA GARTIIIN. BETTY. SLLIFFTDN. INDIANA IEEREER. ALICE GREENE. RDEER. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA ERLIEB. RDSERT KAEI-IR. VERNDN. '73-4 S. DAK ST.. EILLIFFTDN. IND KIRFER. MYRL WASSEIN ZWALTERJ FT .WAYNE INDIANA KLINKEL. BETTY EICHI-IDRIN. INDIANARDLIS. IND. MARIQLEY. MARI' JANE GILLIDM. R. R. 1. EILLIFFTDN. INDIANA MCALRIN. MARY CLARK. R. R. 2. ELIAI-IART. IND. MCCDRMIDK. I-IERSERT. R. R. -1. BLLIFFTCIN. IND MCCDRMICK. I-IERMAN. IIE III, CENTRAL. BLLIFFTDN. INDIANA IVIETTLER. VIRGINIA I-ILIGI-IEE. 929D S. MAIN. SLDFFTDN. IND. MITCHELL. JEIHN. I-IDINITINETEIN. INDIANA M5559 I-IARIEII-D, QRAIGVILLE. INDIANA IYIDLINSEY. RACHEL JCI-NSCN. LISETRY CENTER INDIANA MYERS. BETTY. R. R. -1. EILDFFTDN. INDIANA INIEWHART. EYELYN I:I.IIII.'v5ER. R. R. I. CRAICVILLE. INDIANA NDEILE. I-IELEN. VXIAEAEI-I. Ir-.DIANA RLIRSLEY. JEAN. IDWA ROBERTS. MARY. FT. WAYNE. INDIANA P BCHLIRR. RDEIERT SHADY. ANNA L. BARBER. R. R. I. CRAIEVILLEI INDIANA SMITH. ELIISENE SMITH. MAXINE BYERLY. ISEIS YIRSINIA STREET. LAFAYETTE. INDIANA BNIDER. I-IALDEN. R. R. 4. BLLIFFTDN, INDIANA PAGE FDRTY-SEVEN Alumni WALSH, BERNARD, 37151: CLINTEIN, FT. WAYNE. INDIANA WALSI-I. RUTH SAVIEU, 37151: CLINTDN, ET. WAYNE, INDIANA YDDNC, ANNABELLE, MILHDLLAND. 119 EDLJTH MEIRCAN. EILLIEFTEIN. INDIANA ZIMMERMAN. WAYNE. R. R. I, CRAICVILLE, IND. CLASS UF 1943 ELLIE. HARELD, ET. WAYNE. INDIANA BLUE, REATHEL BRISHT. ET. WAYNE. IND. EILARI4. MARTHA ROSE. R. R. 2. DSSIAN, IND. ISEREIER. DDN, R. R. 4. BLLJFFTDN. INDIANA E-BEREIER. WENDELL. R .R. 4, EILLIFETEIN. IND. BRIM. ELENNEVEER EMITH, 329 E. JEFPERSDN, ET. WAYNE, INDIANA HAMILTON. QIEHARD. R. R. I. CRAIGVILLE, IND. HLINT. EAYLEIRD. R. R. I. EREMEINT. INDIANA KAEI-IR. MARY A. STEFFEN, 734 S. EIAK STREET. EILLIEETDN. INDIANA KARR. VERA, R .R. 2. DSSIAN, IND. KLEINKNICI-IT, BETTY, R. R. 2, DSSIAN. IND. MEYER, BARAI-I .JANE AEEEHLIMAN. R. R. -I. EILIJEETDN. INDIANA MEYER, BDE. R. R. -I. ELLIFFTUN, INDIANA MDEIRE. DCIN, BEFQNE, INDIANA FJEASE, ESTHER I.. BINTER. CRAICVILLE. IND. PENRDD. WANNETTA MALIRIN, SLLIFFTDN, IND. PIERCE, EDSEL RDDENEIECI4. EDWIN, R. R. 3. EILLIFPTDN. IND. ETEEEEN. EARLEEN FRALJHIGER, DECATLIR. IND. WEDLER, DELDRES. R. R. 2, DSSIAN, IND. WEILF, JAMES. R. R. 1, EILLIFFTDN. INDIANA CLASS DF 1944 EIARSER, PI-IYLLIS. R .R. 1. ERAIEVILLE. IND. BARCER, WAYNE. R. R. I, CRAIISVILLE. IND. BRYAN, ROBERT, CRAICVILLE. INDIANA BYERLY, WENDELL. R. R. 3. EILLIFETEIN. IND. CALL, EDWIN DAVIS, ELIEEDRD FERCLISDN, RDCER GREEN. GEORGE, R. R. -1. BLLJFFTEIN. INDIANA BILLIEIM. MAX, R. R. -I, EILLIEETEIN. INDIANA HINTUN. WAYNE. R. R. 2. DSSIAN. INDIANA HEEKLEY, EARTH. R. R. 1. CRAIGVILLE, IND. KLEINKNIGHT, ELLEN JEAN, R. R. 2. DSSIAN, IND, LASI-I. JEAN. R. R. I. CRAIGVILLE, IND. MANKEY, GLENN, R. R. I, CRAICVILLE, IND. MDNTICLIE, MELDA NIISLICI4. R. R. 4. BLLIFFTDN. INDIANA MDNTICUE. GENE, R. R. 4. DLLIEFTDN, INDIANA MDSER, JAMES, CRAIGVILLE. INDIANA USEURN, ALICE DUNCAN, R. R. -4. BLLIFFTDN. IND. PACE. MARJDRIE WDDDWARD. SID E, CI-IERRY ST.. SLLIFETDN. INDIANA RCIDENBEEK. RALPH, R. R. I. UNIUNDALE, IND. 51-IADY, BETTY, R .R. I, CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA SHAFT, HAREILD, R. R. 1. CRAIEVILLE, IND. TRCIYER. EELESTIA CLARK. SIS HIGH ST.. EEIRT WAYNE, INDIANA VAN ZANT. BETTY DLIRR, ET. WAYNE, IND. WELCH. DDRIS EREIH, R. R. 4. BLLJFFTUN, IND. CLASS CIF 1945 ANDERSON. FORREST, R. R. 1, CRAICVILLE, IND. BARGER. IJCIHN. R. R. I. CRAIGVILLE, INDIANA EALJMGARTNER. AVIS, R. R. 4. SLLIFFTDN, IND. BEIRREIR. LIJCILLE ETEFFEN. 721 S. CIAK ST.. SLLIEFTDN. INDIANA BOWMAN, EVELYN. R. R. I. CRAICVILLE. IND. BRICKLEY, DELILA FRALIHISER. R. R. -1. SLLIEETDN. INDIANA BARRETT, BARBARA BAKER EENTIS, RICHARD. I-ILINTINCTEIN. INDIANA Directory EERSER. RDEIERT. R. R. 4. SLLIEETDN. IND. HARRIS, PATRICIA. R. R. 2, DSSIAN. INDIANA HUNT, RDEIERTA, 119 LEWIS ST., ET. WAYNE. IND LIDI-INLDZ. ROBERT, R. R. I, ERAIGVILLE. IND. KLINKEL. LLJSTER, R. R. 1, EPAIEVILLE. IND. LALITZENHEIEER, GEORGE JR.. R. R. 4, EILIJEFTEIN. INDIANA LADTZENI-IEISER. MARY L. lRvIN. R. R. -1. EILLIEFTDN, INDIANA MLILLIKIN, EDWARD FALJ5 JR.. R. R. 1. CRAIEVILLE, INDIANA MYERS, RDSERT, CRAICYILLE. INDIANA NESTEL, JEIYEE LINDEMANN. ET. WAYNE. IND. PLIRSLEY, MARSHA, R. R. 2, DSSIAN, INDIANA RISSER, RLITH WDLF. IIS W. CENTRAL. BLLJFFTUN, INDIANA BAVIEEI. RITA. -I22 FAIRMDLINT ST.. ET. WAYNE INDIANA BCDTT. BILL, R. R. I. CRAICVILLE, INDIANA EMITI-I. LIDYCE, R. R. I. SLLIEETDN. INDIANA ZIMMERMAN, RDEIERT, R. R. I, CFAIEVILLE. IND. CLASS DF 1946 BYEPLY, DDNALD. R. R. 1. ERAIGVILLE. IND. CALL. RDSELIND. R. R. I, ERAIEVILLE. IND. EIEINN. WILEILIR. LI. S. ARMY, WASHINCTDN. D. C DEININCER, EERLENE PDTTER. I4 W. CREICI-ITDN ET. WAYNE, INDIANA FIECHTER, DEJFIE. R. R. 1, CRAIEVILLE. IND. EEARI-IART. DORIS. R. R. I. SLLIFETDN. IND. EEHRINE, HELEN HEFEELFINSER, R. R. 1. SLLIEFTDN. INDIANA HABEEGER. CHESTER. R. R. I. BLLIFFTDN, IND. I-IARNISH, EIARDLYN FALJ5. R. R. I, EILLJFFTDN, INDIANA HARTMAN. DAVID, R. R. 4. SLLIEFTDN. IND. HARSHMAN. NELLAEIELLE WDLF. AC9 WEST CENTRAL, EILIJFFTDN. INDIANA LIDHNSEIN, LIDAN KLEINKNICI-IT. R. R. 2. DSSIAN INDIANA KRIEI3, BETTY, R. R. 4, EILLIFFTDN. INDIANA MAEDN, DELDRES. R. R. 4, SLLIFFTDN. IND. MANKEY, MARY, R. R. 1. ERAIGVILLE, IND. MAETERSDN, CHARLES, R. R. 4, ELUFFTUN. IND MCILINSEY. EDGAR. R. R. 4. BLLIFFTEIN, IND. NASH. WILLIAM, R. R. 2. DSSIAN, IND. WDRDEN, BILL, 519 S. MAIN ST.. SLLJFFTCIN, IND VVURDEN, MAXINE MEYER. S19 S. MAIN ST.. EILLIFETDN, INDIANA CLASS UF 1947 BARSER. HELEN, R. R. I, CRAIGVILLE, IND. BARGER. MILDPED. R. R. I. CRAIGVILLE. IND. BARCER. TRLIMAN. R. R. 1. CRAIGVILLE. IND, BOWEN, DEIN. R. R. -1. EILLIFFTDN, INDIANA BRYAN, MARILYN, R. R. 2. DECATLIR. INDIANA EASLEY, EDB, CRAISVILLE, INDIANA DIEHL. RUSSELL. R. R. 4. BLLIFFTDN. IND. ELZEY. JDYCE. R. R. I. UNIUNDALE, IND. EENTI5, ANNA BELLE. R. R. 2. DSSIAN. INDIANA GEREIER. AUDREY, R. R. 4. BLLIEFTDN. IND. EILLIUM, BUS, R. R. 4. BLLIFETDN, INDIANA ERDVE. BDEI. R. R. -4. BLLJFFTDN, INDIANA .JDI-INLDZ. ELIZABETH. R. R. 4. BLLIFFTDN, IND. KLEINKNISHT, IJIM. R. R. 2. DSSIAN, INDIANA MDSER, RLISY. R. R. I, SLLIEETDN, INDIANA PRICI-IARD, DUN. R. R. 1, BLUFFTDN. INDIANA PAXSEIN. DICK. R. R. 4. ELLJFFTUN, INDIANA PLIRELEY, BCS, R. R. 2. DSSIAN, INDIANA SCDTT. PATRICIA. R. R. I, CRAIGVILLE, IND. ECDTT, PHYLLI5, R. R. I. CPAIGVILLE, IND. EHELEY. EI-IARLES. IJ. S. MARINES, SEATTLE. WASI-I 51-IELEY. CLALIDE, YDDER, INDIANA WALSH, JCIAN. R. R, 2. DSSIAN. INDIANA PAGE FDRTY-EIGHT Prophecy for ourselves. Just as we thought, there stood Dale Bowman playing the organ, and Ralph Fiecht- er, posing as a monkey. Those fellows always were thinking up ways of drawing attention. Later we learned that Dale annd Ralph really owned a music shop and did this as an advertisement. As we were sitting on a cloud we were listening to beautiful music which was coming from the earth. We went down to learn who was playing. lt was Barbara Bright playing on one of her con- cert tours. She was nationally known as Barbara and Her Magic Violin as she had become a great violinist. After the concert she received a message and she left immediately. It seems very strange here in our spiritual world, as though someone was trying to enter. Per- haps the message Barbara had received has something to do with it. We followed Barbara to the hospital. She got out of the taxi and said, Goodbye, Lucille. A woman taxi driver, we wondered? There was Lucille Zimmerman sitting behind the wheel. Well. of all things. The superintendent of nurses came and talked to Barbara. We recognized the superintendent as Priscilla Tarr. As they talked they looked very sad. We wondered if we knew the person who had died. As we are now spirits, we dare not question our Father's wishes, and we are not allowed to visit a sick room of a friend. He always knows best. ' We heard Barbara and Priscilla talking. Priscilla was saying that during a dangerous experi- ment, Lucille Gerber, who had become a famous scientist was stricken with a fatal disease. Lucille's experiment, which was not finished, might have been the only cure for the disease. The church was crowded and we noticed Betty Faus and Walter Hartman. Betty was telling Walter that she was the physical education teacher at Lancaster. Walter had finished composing his latest symphony. He was internationally known as one of the greatest pianists. Every member of our class is attending the funeral. Someone has entered our spiritual world. Welcome, Lucille Gerber. Together, the three of us will watch over our classmates. Isn't it strange how they grow older and we stay younger? Lauretta Anderson Ruth Ann Randall Sports Of The Year During class we practiced playing girls' basketball, and Mrs. Shady would ask questionshon the fundamentals of basketball. Each class organized a teamg then they played each other during the noon hour. Tourneys were played at noon between the different teams. A record was kept to see who could stay on the Ten List. The Ten List was composed of the ten people who could make the most foul shots. This list was compiled from the names of the girls of the physical education classes during a certain period of time. . D Mat work was our last sport of interest. Along with this we played kickball and tennis once in a while. h , Head stands, cartwheels, knee flips, pyramids, and many other stunts were practiced and learned by all the classes. PAGE FDRTY-NINE Hoosier Condensed Milk Company GHAIGVILLE GARAGE OLIVER SALES Always Leads In Price and For Quality Mill: 5 E R V I CE Bluffton Indiana f X? Le S 5-' faq ' I X- qu .sf V In wnssons enoofnv Groeeriesg Meatg Cold Drinks ' J Gasoline - - Oil Ph C 66 I on Craigville Indiana Craigville I WE WISH TO Enjoy ago ,155 35 we Ee THANK PIO EER M Ice Cream 5351154 Fort Wayne. Indiana - 4 + nl' nfs FU Ms' ' , 'K -: 1 . .1 1- ' a ' V Q I .: .':f,,g-::, - 1' , -:,,. 1:-4 ,,. y g .. rve1:15:E 'E'E:-f ' ' 'ie I 4 . :-g-:1--- eip:--ee., 1-:f V- 2555 - I - - -- V Q 'cg ' ' fi? 2 .I . :- E on K6 1z:a:z:f.5:2:f:e:s: 1:if:5:.-fi-fi . -.f , geegi.. Aisfsfs2s2efffzf,2:f. ..1-1-ng if-z1z2ffeis:5, '-N,wff.S5 '- ' - -rf' ' .fe:.f-f:1::.,--r1- ' -' 25.1-55 ,.: - u M Qsisisg2gs52isgsgsg1g::,, f 11 . f .... . ndlana THE ADVER TISERS FOR THEIR PATROIN AVF Quality Service, Dependability r Automobile Parts 81 Acces. one U' Electric Drill Air Compressor Phone 189 110-112 W- Elm Street l2lE'Ctl'lC YS elder for the F arm . Phone 565 Bluffton Indiana - . 118 North Main Bluffton F arling's Food M k t Meats Buyers of Livestock Groceries Blulllllll lIIIll3R3 YVillie P.: l wzrsn't traveling bl! Funeral Director: Hardly worth miles :rn hour. l was almost standing oing home, is it? still when he zrrrested me. gm Wk.-ludge: YiAHilliUu,,furt 5 ent YVith rr magnificent flourish, the fruit huh mg me Wmetnnil' peddler gave little Ronnie :rn orzurgge. gm lVhat do you say to the kind neun. Funeral Director: How old :ire Ronnie? prompted mother. you, sir? The hor extended the orange toward Aged Blournerz l'm QS. the peddler. 'lPeel it, he replied. C OM PLI .II E NTS OF Hartman Son SUPER SERVIGE GIJIIIJYEAR TIRES SINUIIIIR GASUIINE MUTIIR UIIS and GREASE Phone 304 Bluftton, Indiana Send Us Your Dry Cleaning Fur Storage and Cleaning MDUBFII l.8UIIllfy 80 Dry UIBHIIMIQ UU. r W. Theron Christman. Prop. 915 So. Johnson St. BEAM 81. HARRIS THE BEST IN if DRUGS if PAINTS -if WALL PAPERS -if COSMETICS For All Your Needs - - Try Phone 694 Bluffton. lnd. 3 The DRUG STORE First Gerber's Store Dealers in General Merchandise Buyers of Poultry and Eggs Phone Ureigviee, ll1lll8HH Ill rrever forget mi werldirrif rlzrx' L d ls XXI iv :rn nwtul Irightl' r'ernrir e -lac: Wren the time eznne, Yeah, Il krrrmf' agreed his friernl l couldn't final the ring. Boi, rlid I get und y'ou've still got her. TOPS FOR MUSIC AN D RADIO PAHLUH GITY GHEAMERY BeStTStock of Reeorfls Home of ln Northern lncllana TOPS MUSIC SHIJP 123 vii. Washington Phone 595 BLUFFTON IND. Roselrill Dairy Products Phone 564 BLUFFTON IND House Of Harter llMll8ll8'S l.8f2BSl WHUIBSHIB Sllllfllllg 600llS lllSll'lllUl0fS UUSHBII A llldlallii -WU THE HIGHL ,pf F :ii ' a X- ' x 5 M 1 t t Q. ' it Q, r l ,Q .- fy 53:5 -' ,1,' 4 1 -L g V1 ll' ig? 1 N ' lb .tt .A. X: sr H5 l F lx A The Highlands Dolly Spot Qrightj 100,000 lb. producer, with her daughter, Dolly Madison of The Highlands, that has made 472 F.. M. E. in her first lactation. 3 sires have been approved at The Highlands 3 Constructive Breeders Awards have been received at The Highlands 3 l00,000 lb. cows have been developed at The Highlands 4 approved dams have been developed at The Highlands Last Fall's Show Winnings: 3 Grand Chanipionsg 6 Jr. Champ- ionsg 16 firsts. RALPH B. HENRY 8 ROBERT AYERS GNN, The Friendly Store Bluffton Indiana IDEAL Kiddie SHUP Infants Vtvear Tot's, Teen's and Pigtail Crowd Dresses and Sports Wear Ladies Blouses and Sweaters II5 E. Market St. p Bluffton Indiana Steury Bottling Company HEART CLUB ORANGE RED ROCK COLA B'r1lm11'ed F labor Bluffton. Indiana XVit: IVhose picture was that you were looking :it at little while ago? XVitty: 'I'l141t was my very dear little wife. HEP with VITAMIN B' HI-TOP ROOT BEER to Jlleet Your Favor Phone 676 F H Y B ll C K ' S Wholesale and Retail ICE CREAM BUTTER Cash Buyers Of Cream and Eggs Rluffton I Indiana Iviti I didn't recognize ller. She didnft look l11lIlll'ZlI.H XVitty: IVell, in the picture she! gut her mouth shutf' HERFF IUNES UU. I Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry. Graduation Announcements. I Medals, Cups and Trophies Indianapolis Indiana Jewelers To 1 LANCASTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL John Marshall. Representative Moser Implement C ompany UHZIIBIS in Allis-Chalmers Zllll New Ideal Fafm MGCIIIIIBIY Phllne 203 BIul1l0n, llllllalla SUUDEWSHAIJIATUHSHUPI T T Complete Radiator Service . STYLE AND QUALITY W . Cl All M k ,. 6 eau a ei HUTH'S DRESS SHUP Phone 202 Bluffton Indiana p Bluffton Indiana H Thema Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS -- RUGS -- FURNITURE '6Continuously Faithful Service Since I853,' BLUEFTON INDI ANA It was :1 had night for haunting in Hr. Alugg was examining his class the old graveyard and two ghosts sat upon on their knowledge of industrial products. an overturned tombstone to talk shop. XVho can tell me what cowhide is By the iway, pal, spoke up one ghost chiefly used for? he questioned. curiously, do you believe in human he- Dale B. raised his hand. lt's chief ings?,' use, he said, is to keep the cow together. OR GE HOUSEHOLD A PPLIANCES Ranges 'A' Refrigerators f Space Heaters f Deepfreezes SHELLANE BOTTLED GAS GEORGE ZIRIQLE COMPAXY BLUFFTOX. INDIANA I . Yananda A. F. Vachon KELLY MUNUMENT WUHKS GIHIIIIE and MZIDIB MUIIIIIIIEHIS 5Ie'f'Cia1iZf'fl 5f'h0 I P 0f 2 1'l '?' 119 R. ilai-la-1 st.. ialufmn. 1.1.1. ITOIIIIJITIIIPIHS Of HARRY I. KILLIUN gb SUNS P' 0' BOX 261' Richmond' Ind' Office Ph. 235g Ossian Ph. lol MILK AND DAIRY PRGDUCTS VITAMIN IJ HIIMIIGENIZED PIISTEUHIZEII MILK IIHIJUIILIITE MILK BUTTEIIMILK UUFFEE IIIIEIIM GUTTAGE UHEESE ITHIINGE IIHINK BUTTER AND GREAMEIJ CHEESE TELEPHONE 1 TELEPHONE NIGHT TELEPHONE 409-xx' CENTRAL DAIRY XX tNXl t Blitt ll CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1948 Ralph M. .Iahn Funeral Home Phone 109 To Serve As We Would Be Served Bluffton Indiana Congratulations to the Class of 1948. Lancaster High School Bluffton Florists Uohn P. Schumacherl FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Wabash Avenue, Phone 81 Bluffton. Indiana 1Vife: Uh dear - l'm g tt' Hlulwhy: UCerrainly. Too much double chin. work for one. Hoosier Grain And Supply Company Grain, Feed, Coal. Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone 46 Bluffton. Indiana This is what You Get at UImer'sg QllUlif.l S9TL'Il'6 and Good Food ULMER'S MODERN MARKET 229 West Market Ralph Ulmer LINN 81, SAUREH LAW'S TIME SHIIP Exclusive Home Furnishers Blllebiffl Diffmflfld RIN!-Q FURNITURE Qualify Jewelry ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 202 South Main Bluffton Indiana Bluffton Indiana PAG -SEVEN AIRPLANE STATION Gompleie IIIIB-SIGD Service WHITE RGSE BATTERY SERVIGE EN-AR-GG GASGIINE TIRE SERVIGE MGTGR GII. GREASING WASHING IGI US check YGUT IITGS GIIII IJGIIGTY TBQUIGTIY Phone Ell GERBER and SGHS T5 11 ZSVI 1 ww- RITT TTTT-A 1 VI ' 11 11 ' 1 11 11 1 1 1 fl 1 IL 11 11 B 111 11 H 1 Il 11 11 1 1 . II1 1 1 1 1 1 11 L 1 1 '1 11 1 1 XVI1 11 1 - ' , 1 M 1111111. -T116 Clif. NATIDNAL OIL and GAS, INC. Phone 53 lJiSIribUIOr FIJI WHITE RGSE GASGLINE EN-AR-GG MGTGR GIL HIGH GRADE IIISTILIATE HIGH GRADE FUEL DIL FUI TBIIII WGQGII SBTVIC8 BIIIIIIUII, IIIIIIZIIZ GINTEIVS BARBER SHUP BLUFFTUN PRINTERY Commercial Printing School Printing L. E. FAIR, Prop. Clmville Imliam Bluffton Phone 214 Star Hatchery Co. STAR QUALITY CHICKS ARE BETTER Dr. SaIishury's Remedies Conkeyl and State Pilot Feeds and Poultry Supplies BLUFFTON Phone 600 INDIANA 'I e war er e ie razor and 'raked Larolxtn Henri' was driving alot the man in ie Clair, Tia go over COLIN FI F021 XY ICH S Il' H0 ICC SCN Ih I b I1 Id tl tl I bl Il I t d I I t d I vour face again, sir? I emen climbing telephone poles. N II XVI II It t t I I It I t I 1 A e I, ,Il ri,Qi. you go over i. replied X111 I-ledges, hut please tIun't go under it like you did the first time. ous! sie remar'ea o mer comvai J 'Q Brnum. Ther must think I . , ,, neve 1' d riven heto re. AIIIII WIBCKIIIQ lilllllpally New and Used Automotive Parts The House ot 3 Million PBIIS Phone I2 P. 0. Box 66 Bluffton, Indiana PURINA CHOWS For Livestock and Poultry BLUFFIUN MILLING GU. FEED EQUIPMENT REMEDIE5 SUPPLIES Bluffton. Indiana Phone 97 Compliments Of T 0 M I H v I N Swisher Lumber Company, Inc. o T GRAVEL, bAIN D, Lumber and Builder Supplies FILLS Phgng PLIOHC 011 Bluffton Indiana NO. Ll- BlLlffIOIl, llld. EVERYTHING FOR THE DAIRY II1 . . I7 . S1u'ge Dairy Equipment Store Corvin Briner Bluffton, Indiana Phone 954 lllrs. Troyer: Lester ll.. can you together? define nonsense? Dale: Personally, l don't think Lester: Yes, teacher. An elephant YUU CHU do If-H hanging over a cliff with his tail tied to a 3593 daisy. Joan: XIy dad takes things apart Xlr. Hedges: Now, Dale, if I to see what makes them run. were to lay two eggs over here and three Sam: So What? over there how many will there he al- Joan: A'So you'd hetter leave. Congratulations to the Class of 1948 CHALF ANT Ee SCHOTT Bluffton Indiana SNUG RESTAURANT Brurrrun RUBBER works DuPont Pamts and Varmsh V Duo-Therm Oil Heaters 4th Door XX est of Court House Kelvinator Appliances A. B. C. Washers I Spartan Radios .4 Good Place to Eat Emerson Radios - Phone 450 Bluffton Indiana Blumon Indiana PAGE SIXTY IIC' l. THE J1iii giiiiiiif'i, SHOP Bluffton Indiana MAIN STREET CLEANERS Congratlllations Bluffton Indiana THE KHILI. GRILL Across From the Post Office Food at its Finest Bert KriII Bill B. gulped hard and looked grave- 3' at his father. Gee daddy he sziid. 'This apple had 'a worm in it :ind I just I Y You did ? cried XIV. Bzirger. Heil VUGUE SHUP See Us For Those SN.-XPPY IUNIOR STYLES Bluffton. Indiana W A I ll ' S New and Used Furniture And Stovesg Rugsg Musical Instruments: Stove Fixtures Phone 161 Bluffton, Indiana SUNIER 81, LUUKWIJUIJ, ING. General Insurance Phone II Bluffton Indiana take :i drink of this Waiter :md wash ir down. Bur Bill shook his 'head :md replied. Aug let 'im walk down. UhrySIBr and Plymouth Complete Front End Alignment And Wheel Balancing Wrecker Service Day and Night Phone 29 Bluffton. Ind. GHUVE Xi, BAXTER MASTEHSUN 81. TYNDALL Compliments. Lancaster High Ererytliirzg for Dad and Lad XXX-'ll Be Seeing You Pink Brick Deck Speed Moser Super Service Complete One-Stop Service Phone 300 Bluffton. Indiana MUSIMAN Xi GREEN JEWELEHS Diamond Rings weddilig Rings Gruen Watches Bluffton, Indiana liddiez Mllliiit problem you helped nie with last night was :ill wrong, limi. 3 ll l ni Klr. Bryan: l was. fel l' U 50115. lfddie: None of the other tzithcrx got it right, either, io you don't have to hc sorrig Dad. Compliments Of VENIS UFFIUE SUPPLY CU. Bluffton. Indiana Phone -L28 El'erythir1g for the Office llie lawyer was consulting nith tht man who had engaged him to defend him And you sin' you have :i perfect :inswei to this charge of niurdering your wife? lvhnt is it? It's simple and CZUIVI he ln'oken.' aisferted the client. She wzisift nn' witef lileuleral Deposit Insurance Corporation Farmer's And Merehanfs Bank Bluffton Indiana PAGE SIXTY-TWD PURINA FEEDS STATE PILOT FEED raigville Elevator Company A Gooal Place to Buy and Sell Serzfire with a Smile Phone 35 Craigville. Indiana Herman Slfallm THE PEUPLES SIUHE AU IUNEERING H. YY. WALMER. Prop, Phone 55, Craigville, Ind. Y N Bluffton Infliana CRAIGI ILLE SUPPLY Craigville Indiana Phone 317 Und, asked Lloyd S., looking up A monologue, my son, urmswcrn-il trom his schoolhooks. 'Rvlmr is ll mf 1- his futher, is ll comersntion heing cur- lo,Que? rieil on hy n main and his wife. GEELS JEWELRY STORE Gift Headquarters Bluffton lniliana MCCORMICK Ea SONS STORE Meat. Vegetables. Groceries Buyers of Poultry anil Eggs Phones: Toesin 6 on 2g Bluffton 802-3 Murray. Intl. NUAH STEFFEN HUME APPLIANCE BU S I ll N ST ll ll E FRIGIDAIRES, REFRIGERATORS Clothing and Slums RANGES, HOME FREEZEHS ' For All Ages Water Heaiers Automatic Washers Zenith and Stromberg-Carlson Plume Phone 1070 Bluffton Bluffton lmliaua Gee, Bill Bargerf' said Jack Deck- er peering into the tin can. how did you ever get your little sister to find so many fishing worms for you? Oh, I had to lwrihe her a little, ex- plained Bill. Out of every' ten worms she dug up. I let her have one to eat. Barhara Bright was husily engaged with a spade in the mud heside her ear when Hr. Johnson hailed her. Stuck in the mud P he asked. Uh no! replied Barbara cheerful- ly. uhly engine died here and lllll dig- . . ,,, ging a grave lor it. A grumpy old fellow Came into a res- taurant and began looking at the menu the pretty waitress handed him. Looking up at last, he demanded gruffly. I-Iow's the duck today? Oh, l'm just fine, she assured him, And how's the old pelican himself? Klr. -lohnson: Bob XV.. what is a 3 eannihal . Bolm: I don't know. hlr. Johnson: lVell, if you ate your father and mother. what would you lie? nv Bolv: I'd he an orphan. I used to know your cashier, Klr. Jensen, rem:u'l-:ed a yisitor to the hoss I understand that he's ll tried and trusted employee--l' was trusted, all right, hut he won't tried until we catch him. Humphl interrupted the hoss. HU he UUTTEREH 81. SUNS Feeds. Seeds. and Coal Phone 353 Bluffton Indiana This Book Was Printed By lille Herald PIBSS xvillllllill, Indiana The Engraving For This Book Was Done By The Fort Wayne Engraving Company Fort Wayne. Indiana PAGE SIXT ARTS BUDY Si. FENDER SHUP WHIZZER MOTORS Body and Fender Repair Auto Refinishing Wheel Balancing Frame Straightening Front End Aligning 114 E. 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