Larwill High School - Reflector Yearbook (Larwill, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1939 volume:

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I' ,!,' K . , . 13' 'ifi s,a.:g Y ,,- T f' IIQIEIIIIIIIIIIISCCLIEIIIG 9359 4' PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS LARWILL HIGH SCHCDOI., LARWILL, INDIANA Tama TITLE PAGE DEDICATION FACULTY PICTURES ANNUAL STAFF SENIORS History Glass Flower Poem Activities Pictures Motto Class Colors Last Will and Testament Senior Play Class Prophecy Song Directory JUNIORS History Identification Pictures SOPHOMORES History Identification Pictures FRESHMEN History Identification Pictures GRADES Information Sixth, Seventh, Grade Identification Sixth, Seventh, and Sth Grade Pictures Third, Fourth and Fifth Grade Identification and Sth of Contents Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grade Pictures First and Second Grade Identification First and Second Grade Pictures f ACTIVITIES Boosters Sunshine Society and Girls Athletic Association Identification Sunshine Society and Girls Athletic Association Identification Sunshine Society Girls Athletic Association Home Run Staff Identification and Staff Box Home Run Staff Picture and the Snap-shots - Band and Operetta Cast Ident- ification Band and Operetta Cast Pictures Operetta y SPORTS Basket Ball Basket Ball Basket Ball Schedule of .Second Team Team Information Team Pictures Team Information Basket Ball Games of Basket Ball and Soft Ball Players Identifi- cation and Soft Ball Sched- ule. Second Team and Soft Ball Play- ers Pictures Snap-shots ALUMNI Alumni Alumni--Brief History and Of- ficers Autographs a We, the Senior Class of '59 in ded- icating the first Larwill High School Annual would like to express our appre- ciation to Miss Esarey, our never tiring co-worker whose interest and cooperation has made possible this publication, to Mrs Holycross, or nDocn to most of us, who has been' our capable adviser and class sponsor, whose genuine friendship has brought out the best in each one of us, and to all others who have so splene didly given their information, effort, and time. We would not forget anyone. Although this has been the first attempt on the part of any Senior Class to undertake such a project, we hope it may be carried on by those who come aft- er. May the value of this Larwill High School Annual increase day by day as the years go by. The staff has sought to portray school life and hope that to those friends and students who find deep ina terest in school and its activities, will find this volume a constant source of pleasure. za w....wmf..v-,rh uma www 4.xr,um..: udnsuzmmmm' f '. . . f. Myanma- LEIURLOWJ S CHUH AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE .17 RALPH EVANS, PRImCIPAL 1'-.L EUDOLPH HOLYCROSS HISTORY, COACH ELAINE ESAREY COMMERCE, PHY. ED. ETHEL SCHUMAN HOME ECONOMICS GN LOIS WALTER ENGLISH, LATIN RUTH ANNA THOMPSON MUSIC, AM B ANNUAL STAFF Editor ------------------------ Ross Hollopeter Assistant Editor ------------- Marjorie Hickman Business Manager ---------------- Esther Souder Assistants --------------------- Gladys Londt Mae Gebert Schuyler Van Voorst Artists ---- ---------- - ----------- Treva Souder Phyllis Firestone Sports -------- ------------------- Glenn Moore Beatrice Lansdowne Alumni ------ - ------------------- --Arthur Kile Clubs -------------------------- Alice Johnston Grades ----------------------------- Ruby Marrs Classes --------------------- Lucille Gradeless Daurice Birch Music ----- ------------- Margaret Jackson Pictures ------- ---------------- -Mary Beard Dorothy Estlick Lcnore Deeter Annual Sponsor ------------------ Elaine Esarey Senior Sponsor-- ----- -- ----- Eudolph Holycross .X Zur: It ' 'Y ., 1, .rt 4 Uv: J, Ln -rl ,..,'1-,vb . gvikn .D,'-f.- :-1. 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It was a memorable day in that class of 45 freshmen rude up of the nOld Stand-byesn of Richland Town- ship and those from both Etna and Troy Townships Whom we hardly knew but were soon to know and cherish as our class- mates of old Larwill Hight. During this first semester,'Dau- riee'Birch and Ruth Hile cane in 'too swell our crowd, but alas, Max Beasley and Paul Metzger, finding the first step too high, and Tayne Geiger hoping to join the ranks in an- other school, left us. Forty-four freshmen were able to successfully make the first step to the second step as soph- omores. School opened the next fall 119567 to fin the loss of Robert Jellison, Ronald Taylor, and Arland Walker who were pursuing their courses:elsewhcre.' In their stead came Glenn Moore, our little blond Dutch boy, and Joseph Hills CJoe to most of usb, came to break the monotonj of the nSophie'esca- pades.n Daniel Eberhard, finding the ladder too steep, left us later in the year. Ruth Hinkson left to go to Piercaton High School, but Alice Johnston, wishing to see and know new places, left Etna and came to Larwill. Joe Kills, finding life getting dull again, get Na-hankerin'U to go to Wolf Lake which left our sophomore group at forty. At the beginning of our junior year, thirty-nine of us made the third decisive step up the ladder which was bring- ing us just one step'nearcr to success,--We hoped.' Kenneth Bair, 'little UCubbyU, came to us from Wolf Lake. Lenore Deeter, everybody's sweetheart, Dorothy Estlick, that girl with those beautiful curls, Winona Klingansn, the nearest we have to a red headg and Arthur Kile, our bashful little boy, came over the border from Etna to join the Larwill bunch Ldgar Jolly, Eugene Marrs, Anna Matson, Hazel Bair, and Elie nore King, desirous of hunting success by some other way, left our ranks, Margaret Jackson failed to return at the beginning of the year, but at the start of the second semes- ter we found that she couldn't resist the beckoning call of L.H.S.---for was it because of someone else??D You say that Larwill couldn't possibly hold an attraction for anyonellll Then why did Mary Marrs also decide, after one semester's absence at Killersburg, to cone back to dear L.H.S,??? Lith Margaret's' return at the beginning of the second semester, Keith Hull, the greatest sage of all times, came'here from Washington Center, but before the end of the year, we were sad to see that Noble County again beckoned our way. This time two of our most faithful, Larl Hollopeter to Wolf Lake, and Hubert Keirn to Albion, left us. Thus ended the year of 1957-58 with thirty-nine still remaining, hoping to proceed further!!! am E Q S5525 ........ Nhat anguish, what dreams, what hopes, marked our as- cent to the last rung of the ladder in the fall of '58---but sorry to say, there were some who did not share in those feelings. Among these were, Dorothy Huggins, Helen Gebert, Marjory Young, who found interests in Bryan, Ohio, and Char- lotte Addison, who went to La Pel. Nevertheless there are thirty-four of us who through the course of these few years have successfully attained that for which we've been striv- ing, a high school education, with old Larwill High as our Alma Mater. nNot at the top, but climbingln After all, though, at the end of these twelve hard, but joyous and unforgetable years, we can not stop, but we must continue to press for- ward up the ladder which has risen still higher until we reach that plane where we may be able to find our place in the world, prepared to live a happy and worthy life, a life of service. Believe it or not!!! There have been 7 of the 29 who started just twelve long years ago to the first grade of Larwill School in 1927, who have not been bored with each other ----- Walter Krisher, Murray Keirn, Esther Souder, Treva Souder, Mary Beard, Mae Gebert, and Gladys Londt. Three big cheers for their perserverance!!!I Esther Ruth Souder CLASS FLOWER We, the class of '59, have chosen as our class flower the Varigated Sweet Pea. - - The Sweet Pea was first found in Sicily and even then found to be variable.. It was taken from its natural envir- onment and placed in laboratories where it was cultivated and cross-pollinated until many variations of the original Sweet Pea are now known all over the world. One of the most wonderful facts about the flower, is that it can be placed anywhere and it will grow with very little trouble. And so we, the Seniors of '59, expect to place oursel- ves in the world and grow with little or no trouble until we have reached the furthormost point of our ambition. Our highest goal is to cross-pollinate ourselves with our assoc- iatts and try to keep the outcome as sweet and pure as the Sweet Pea which we so proudly chose as our class flower. Beatrice Lansdowne . -- -. 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There are many who falter, not watching their step, There are many who fall by the way But those who have courage and do what is right Will get to the top some day. Let us be a group of whom people can say, nThere's some youth who are carefully timing Each step that they take, I'm sure they'll succeed.' We're Not at the Top, But Climbing. Daurice Birch f'. 'f-g':::5- .Eina- fru- -55: .gz shim mm v -. .za -,,g:::,:- ' infix QIQW ':.:-.1:iq::: :55::::E5::- F. ROSS HOLLOPETER: Senior Class Play, Basket Ball 2-5 Mixed Chorus 2, Baseball 5, Class President, Booster 4, Soft Ball 2-5, Home Run 4. GLADYS LONDT: SSS 1-2-5-4, Class Secretary A Treasurer Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4, GAA 4 Glee Club 1-2-5-4, Operetta l-2-5, Booster 4, Home Run 5 4I 0 SCHUYLER VAN VOORST: Senior Class Play, Basket Ball 2-5 4, Class Vice President 4, Home Run 4, Booster 4, Band l 2 o GLENN MOORE: Soft Ball 2-5 4, Basket Ball 2-5-4, Base- ball 5, Home Run 4, Booster 4. DORIS HOLYCROSS: Home Run 4 Mixed Chorus l-2-5, SSS 5-4 Orchestra 2-5-4, Band 1-2-5 4, GAA 4. DORA HOLYCROSS: Home Run 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-5, SSS 2-5 4, Orchestra 4, Band 1-2-5- 4, GAA 4. WALTER KRISHER: Home Run 4, Senior Class Play, Booster 1, Basket Ball 2-5-4. RAE GEBERT: Mixed Chorus 1- 2, SSS l-2-5-4, Operetta 1- 2, Glee Club 1-2, Booster 4 Oratorical Contest l, GAA 4 HBRHAN BBEHHARD: Track 5, Corn Husking Champion 2-4, Baseball 5, Home Run 4. BLATRTCD LANSDOWNE: Camera Club 5, Mixed Chorus 1-2-5- 4, Gloe Club l-2-5-4, SSS 1 2-5-4, GAACSec. R Treas.J 4 Operetta l-2-5-4, Debate 2, Com ercial Contest 4, Home Run 2-5-4, Booster 4, Sen- ior Class Play. . DOROTHY ESTLICK: Etna: Ora- torical Contest 1-2, Class Play 1-2. Larwillt Home Run 4, SSS 5-4 ZTreas. 4L GAA 4 Booster 4. KENNETH BATR: Albion: Glee Club 1, Baseball 1. Wolg Lake: Baseball 2. lgarwill: Mixed Chorus 5-4, Soft Ball 4, Home Run 5-4, Baseball 4 TREVA SOUDER: Glee Club 1-2 5-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4, Commercial Contest 4, GAA 4 Algebra Contest 1, Operetta 1-2-5-4, Orchestra l-2-5, Minstrel 5, Band 1-2-5-4, Home Run 4, Booster 4, SSS 1-2-5-4. ESTHER SOUDBR: Glee Club 1- 2-5-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4 Oratorical Contest l-2-4, Booster 4 CSec. M Treas.J, Geometry Contest 2, Senior Class Play, Latin Contest 2 Operetta l-2-5-4, Debate 5, Orchestra 1-2-5, Band l-2-5 4, Home Run 5-4, Minstrel 5 SSS 1-2-5-4, GAA 4. ARTHUR KILE: A Etna: Class Play 1-2. Larwillz Senior Class Play, Booster 4. 1--S, 6,55 ,hmm , -- 1: 3 f3555'i??':?'-':ii Yf'ffl' fl -.353 E53 :Eu : 2' EfZZE?5iE:13 ::i': : 1' Qin? :M-E UD' r. fC. , ,. 3' Eiunf: LN., ' 'ff,I:,'J'Ef . I-QQ 1:5 I'-'Rig 215. Q01-A 1, A, 'I?if.gl, -v.AI,'f1.E IRT ll? L, 21' IRL Hffxf-l.l.,I E:. Q:,f. i7E1, Ji- ffilvl :1 ..AQ.,3LvE ME ZOPJJYHY ESE., KENl.E'2ii PAIR 'THETIA SCVTDER ESTEIEF ESJTDER AFCIHWH KILE ESTEL JACKSON: Operetta l-2 Mixed Chorus 1, Booster 4, Band 1. MARJORIE HICKMAN: Booster 4 Home Run Ass't Ed. 5 Edi- tor 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4 Glee Club l-2-5-4, Debate 2 SSS l-2-5-4. DONALD HUSSHLHAH: Booster 4 Mixed Chorus 2-5-4, Operet- ta 2-5-4, Ping Pong Assoc. 4, Glee Club 2. HUEY MARRS: Mixed Chorus 1- 2-5-4, Clee Club 1-2-5-4, Operetta 1-2-5-4, Debate 2, SSS 1-2-5-4, Booster Club 4 GAA 4, Home Run 5. WINONA KLINGANANI Etna: Class Play 1-2. LarETll: Mixed Chorus 4, Home Run 4, Glee Club 5-4, Operetta 5-4 Camera Club 5, Booster 4, GAA 4, SSS 5-4. MURRAY KEIRN: Operetta 2-5, Ping Pong Assoc. 5-4, Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2. LENORE DEETER: Etna: One Act Play 1-2. Larwill: Home Run 4, Glee Club 5-4, GAA 4 Operetta 5, Booster 4, SSS 3'4o LOWELL KBMERY: Corn Husking Contest 2-4, Soft Ball 4, Ping Pong Assoc. CPres.l 4, Track 5-4, Baseball 5. QMRGARZT JACKSON: Booster 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4, GAA 4 Glee Club 1-2-5-4, Band 1-2 5-4, One Act Play 5, SSS 1- 2-5-4, Senior Class Play 4, Operetta 1-2-5-4, Orchestra 2-5-4, Home Run 4, DAURICE BIRCH: Glee Club 1- 2-5-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4 Operetta 1-2-5-4, SSS 2-5-4 Senior Class Play, Debate 2 5, One Act Play 5, Home Run 4, Booster 4, GAA 4. HUBBRT PARSONS: Booster 4, Band 1, Track 5. MARY BEARD: Orchestra l-2-5 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4 , SSS lSec. sb CPres. 41. Op- rctta l-2-5-4, Minstrel 3, Senior Class Play, One Act Play 5, Glee Club 1-2-5-4, Booster 4, Band 1-5, GAA 4. KEITH HULL: Churubusco: Or- atorical Contest I, Latin Contest 1. Washington Cen: ter: Latin Contest 2, Soft- ball 2, Geometry Contest 2, Basket Ball 2-5. Larwill: Soft Ball 4, Track 5. LUCILIB GRLLBLBSS: SSS 1-2- 5-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-5, Operetta l-2, Home Run 5-4, Senior Class Play, Booster 4, Glee Club 1-2-5. ALICE-JOHNSTON: Columbia City: Operetta 1, Glee Club 1, sss l. Etna: Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2. Larwill Senior Class Play, SSS 5-4, Mixed Chorus 5-4, Glee Club 5-4, Camera Club 5, GAA 4, Operetta 5-4, Booster 4. Home Run 4, VIRGINIA MENZIE: Operetta 1 2-5, Mixed Chorus 1-2-5, Glee Club 1-2-5, SSS 1-2-5- 4, Booster 4, GAA 4. MARION BLANCHARD: Booster 4 Soft Ball 4, Track 5, Soft- ball 4. MARY MARRS: Millersbur : Dramatics 5, Bas e a . Larwillz Mixed Chorus 1-2-5 Tl, ee Club 1-2-5-4, sss 1 2-5-4, Operetta 1-2-5-4, GAA 5-4. PHYLLIS FIRESTONE: Band 1-2 5-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-5, Operetta 1-2-5- 4, Oratorical Contest 2, Orchestra 2-4, SSS 1-2-5-4, Booster 4. Walter Krlsber .s-K an ' 1' ' '4 3 'A ,,lJZ5f-1512 ' R' vv- IJvJn !M1.JfWMU M zx,' niixn Lmsv., J ,, n Hsfwuh mMmM.f 6' U, rxfh wlxln A E?:T FAREQNQ MARY FhA1D KIEiH H'LH AMIUR JOHHJTCS VIRGINIA MEXAIh MARION ELANCHAHJ MARY MARKS I S hs. wiv up 1.4, ' W7 L.HIM,N'LJU1A PH Y-kI5 FIR ST ......, ., r r 'EFT nk :-4Eg.:'i.-.Za .:::3,,::,,,q'::?3s:3,:: mm. immmn T 33 EEEf9 NOT AT THE TOP BUT CLIMBING We.aro. climbing and climbing, trying to achlcve'each rung of life's ladder as we come to it so our lives will be more complete, when we reach the top and last rung. Many of our former classmates who have not had the zest for further learning have stopped climbing the ladder of ed- ucation, by not attending school and are pursuing paths else-where. The rungs of the ladder seem many and far apart, there- fore hard to achieve, but we, the class of '59 are going to keep climbing and holding on till we reach the top rung which is labeled nSuccess.n COLORS -----Mary Marrs We, the class of '59 have chosen for our colors blue, for Truthg and white, for Purity. These colors were chosen from among many others suggested during our Junior fear. we wish to have colors to be proud of for their mean- ings and pleasing hues. No other colors could be more worth-while than the colors for truth and purity. The Glass of '59 consists of members to Larwill High School and pure-white in their school, faculty and classmates. We bered as the blue and white class of truth ..-----gf:g. ......... who are true-blue their hearts for wish to be remem- and purity. ---Alice Johnston ne 3, J,------::: ---- 1 .ZZEEEET .3535315355537 355551 :Wh X fl:-, ',-', , ,-',-',f,',f:',-',' gas: ' ' 'f' - - - -' '-'::: :':::::::. :.:::::..., n N n-:Q ' ' :ff iv ...... T. ,,.... .... 93, .... .. ........,, .........................................: ...... .:frnnnnwww---on ' 'IZ12 i1Z1IliC1C2!ZiiI115I...5 no .IIB Le, the outgoing class of '59, in order eresity, have consulted among ourselves and to our successors some of our many valuable Therefore, we make the following bequests: to prove our gen- decided to leave personal traits. Walter Krisher, will my deserved basket ball sweater to Dean Norris. Lucille Gradcless, will my quietness to Hazel Barney. Kenneth Bair, will my base ball pitching ability to Rich- ard Horth.' Treva Souder, will my William Helfrich to Betty Shook. Ross Hollopeter, will my senior dignity to Bennel Hel- fricho usrjoris Hickman, will my reducing powers to Phyllis Fhend. Estel Jackson, will all my knowledge I get in Jagn class to Keith'Smith. Mary Beard, will my height to Joan Hiller. Keith Hull, will my ability to get Fern mad to David Har- tC1 . ' Dorothy Estlick, will all my high aims and effort to Les- ter Meredith. Arthur Kile, will my famous strut to Vernelle Binkley. Esther Souder, will my talkative abilitj to Hildred Ull- liamson. Marion Blanchard, Margaret Jackson, nelius. Schuyler Van Voo old Hoover. Winona'Klingaman, ters. ' Glenn Moore, wil 1-st, will my curly hair to Gerald Oreutt. will my Jack Hively to Willadene Cor- will my basket ball ability to Har- vill my daintiness to the Hyndman sis- l my erasers to Junior bright. will my largeness to Juanita Rose. Murray Keirn, will my missed school days to Jack Adams. Lenore Doctor, will Max Krider to Mgrjgpig Hurd, Lowell Kemery, will all the library books to Dale Roby. Daugice Birch, will my poetic technique to Jay Lillard.7 Herman Dborhard, will mf imagination to Perle Davenport. Ruby Karrs, will my ehildishness to Karilee Austin. Alice Johnston, Beatrice Lansdowne, will my abilitf to be a teaeher's pet to Edward Dunfee. Hary Maris, will my beloved Herman Steursel to Addie Mae Cramer. Phyllis Firestone, will my art ability to Howard Reid. Hubert Parsons, will my high-jumping ability to Edson Schuman. Mae Gebert, will my great physique to Betty Barney. Virginia Menzie, will my fair complexion to Paul Hestern. Doris Holycross, will my ndon't known answers to Betty Schuman. ' Donald M sslenan, will all my money and real estate to Forrest Gaff. Dora Holycross, will ,'u 'o'!l ll' ul Il' 'I . '.'. ' .' . 'K . H. - ---:.,.:gg.-!!.::-.:.:' seam s ll my aches and pains to Velma Roby 472s - . 4.57 ' I::,'ym' 'Bill .':i !':W '5i- rv '0f figs Qkeiiii ff giiaigesieiqaqgsssessesw I SENaoRP1.AY UFCLE JOSHUA PERKINS--from Strawberry Genter4Ws1ter Krisher SALLY SIIZELE--A-his niece known as Sis -M ---- Esther Souder Mrs. Ethyl Parker---his sister m--- M---H-W ---- Alice Johnston Loring Parker----Her son ---------- W ---- -Schuyler Ven Voorst Esther Fsrksrumnher daughter ------- r ---- ---Us----Mary Besrd RUih'm'fh? niidw -------------------------- Lucille Gradeless Felicia Vfnstonw--Loring's fiancee -------- MMlPg1TGt Jackson Therese lolibrook-m-who is always hungry-Beatrice Lansdowne Birdie Ln Tdtgem--chorus girl minus conscience---mwD. Birch Lord Cecil Rnloigh---Esther's fiance ------------ Arthur Kile Lance Wellington---A young business msn ----- Ross Hollopeter Sponsored and directed by Mr. Holycross and Miss Essrey 'Place--the present home and living room 'of Mrs. Ethyl Parker Time---the present. Act I. A spring morning Act II. Afternoon, several days later Act III. The following day Date. March 51, 1939 in the High School Assembly J J looking at my tea leaves tonight, a spell was As I was cast over me, throwing before me a vision of the -future of our class. A calendar appeared, showing it to be the month of May in the year '49. 'A A medium-sized figure slowly shapes itself out' of the mist. I cannot make out who it is ---- Oh yes---It's Schuyler Van Voorst, a semi-truck driver, and alongside him appears the once Treva Souder. This family is very well liked. They are rearing little moving nvansn. Y . They fade--and now we see Daurice Birch. She is operat- ing an NArts of Leven school, catering to bashful young men. Seeing that she was very well educated about the nArtsU of love in high school, her school was a very brilliant stroke of genius. Ross and Esther now appear. They are still admiring each other at a distance, but haven't donehanything about it yet. Esther's slogan is, HTry and try, again, girls, you'll get your man at last.u Estel Jackson new appears ---- showing in himself a husky truck driver, having a girl at every stop! He don't know whether to stick by the little St. Louis gal or get him one in New York. v Since the curly hair is now the vogue, for young men Mary Beard has opened a beauty shop for the young nRomeos5 who wish curly hair so they can catch their girl friends in the snare of matrimony. The name of her shop is the nMugg Overhauling and Beauty Shop.u This fades-and now we see a beautiful highway---we hear the roar of a powerful motor ----- a car leaps into view ---- it comes to a squealing stop and who should step out but Art Kile. Well, well, Art says that he has just won the speed title at the Indianapolis Speedway. He is Speed King of '4Q He should kno ice while in And now known as the when we knew family of lit Another I can't see w ing into a mirror? No, I'm not. and we see N w how to drive because he had plenty of pract- high school. who should show up but Kenneth Bair, popularly UCubn. The charming Mrs. Bair CHarr1et Ward herj appears with him. They have a nice sized tle HCubsn. is blurred so badly that well bless me, am I look- The picture clears more Keirn, and nButchn Hull. picture is coming but ho it.is---it clears-- Cyn Parsons, NDutchU ,ggg5,'q,1'::'q'g5X, Q.. -...- -..- 'Z-'-J.. 'fEE:5EE5E5-' X:5j3:::::5:5f -ii IPI! :iiiiiiiiazgfql 1:11. Tifzzizazitzz 'mu:'i iaiiiiffs :'.z'.zuw25'f'5'5Pl'f::.':.'.':.'::. 5'7175:?fii::::::::E!'!'t:g.rh u W' .zzzmnz '::1:::1.:':z:: .351 '59 -ggg:::::::::.,353ggggugqgg,gwaE,g1gm1gggg:A.1-- Jhese three lads, commonly known as the three Musketeers, iave toured the country in a car of ancient vintage, and while in the mountains of South Dakota, made a rich gold strike. , They are now hitting the high spots with their school-day girl-friends. New we see Marjorie Hickman in the cosy home in the beautiful Wabash Valley. This match was finally made after Paul had burned up many gallons of gas, not to mention the two sets of tires. Winona Klingaman now appears as a nurse in a well known hospital in Fort Wayne. At last her dream of romance has come true. An army captain, who was injured in an automo- bile accident, and is in the hospital, has fallen in love with her. They expect a climax in June. Lucille Gradeless new appears on the field of visionf As she was very lonely in High School, she has started a Lonely Hearts Club for bashful young girls who wish dates with handsome boys. This is accomplished via the route of the telephone. She has now perfected a system whereby tele- phone calls cannot be traced. The picture now appearing is very unusual indeed. It surprises me. It is Lowell Kemery and Dorothy Estlick. Low- ell is the president and owner of the nHoot-Owln Brewing Corporation. While Dorothy, home maker that she is, keeps house and attends all the needs of her darling Lowell, also all the bridge parties in the com unity. She is also a prominent welfare worker. Walt Krisher, the Romeo of our class now appears on the scene., He has dedided that he liked the Northern Gals bet- ter than the Southern Gals, and has settled around Etna be- cause he didn't want to wear the road lopsided going to and from there. And new we see Ruby Marrs. She has met a very handsome man. He is U. R. Dumm, and is president of the 'No-Stickn Safety Pin Corporation. Ruby obtained a job as a private secretary in his office and worked there about a year when he began to notice thft she had a very interesting way about her. He took her out to lunch numerous times---thus leading up to a perfect romance., They can hardly wait until June 1. The scene new shifts to Herman Eberhard. He is a pilot for the Transcontinental Western Airways. He is a confirmed bachelor. But Herman, you want to watch out for that little stewardess, for she is out for you. We now see Donald Musselman and Doris Holycross. They , .funn .......-... nw... ........... ..--...... .. V... ... ... E:::i.'..'.'.'::i3.aI ..4.m.....fg5,g..-?4.. ......I: RlvH . 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The name of her restaurant is the UDew Drop Inn on Marrs.u Lenore Deeter, the belle of our class, now appears as a gangsters molll Oh no, folks, it's just a movie set. She has become a movie star after winning a beauty contest spon- sored by the nNot Heren Vanishing Cream Corporation. Her boy-friend of high school days, Glenn Moore by name, is try- ing very hard to obtain the party playing opposite her in her next picture by the name of 'Bullets and Babies Don't M1x.U And folks, if you like their little show tell your friends about it! Phyllis Firestone now appears as the wife of the WStork.' Not a real stork, ladies and gentlemen, just Will- ard Stitsworth, commonly known as the WStorkn. They have gone to live in her darling hubby's home-town in Michigan, whose name is so blurred that I cannot make it out. Dora Holyeross, who now appears, has decided to become an old maid. She has established a home for these unfortun- ate maidens. Itxis sltuated on a hill overlooking the sur- rounding country so that they can see any man approaching and can prepare themselves to ensnare him in their feminine wiles 0 We new see Beatrice Lansdowne as a head nurse in the hospital of Dr. Marion Blanchard. Bea, as every one knows, was very cheerful in school. She is now turning her cheer- fulness to Dr. Blanchard, whose experiment on a WNo Squeakn Shoe has failed. It is rumored that they get along very well. nGood luck, kidsn. We new find ourselves in the Shrine Auditorium in Fort Wayne. The people are waiting expectantly--the curtains part and who should walk out but Margaret Jackson. Despite the fact that she was one of the quietest girls in our class she has become a well-known public speaker. She is now lecturing on the subject of WHov to Behave in High Schoo1.u We now see Mae Gebert. She has married her Jerry and they have the WRightW and nleftn Bowers and the WAceW is on the way. Nice going--Eh--wot? 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GnW.5 5 1LwmF sl W E When our class entered Larwill Ligh School in the fall of 1936, there Vere SO of us, namely:--Don Beard, Millis Burnsworth, Eloise Coyle, Edward Dunfee, Jetty Faurote, Loraine Groves, Keitl Von Hart, Hormel Helfrich, William Helfrich, Jack Yively, Glen Johnson, Cletus Kistler, Manda Lepley, Rayrond Lee, Martha Marrs, Marilyn Menzie, Jo Ann Miller, De-n Norris, Uillodean Norris, Gerald Orcutt, Phyl- lis Phend, Gilbert'Scnrittou, Edson Schuran, Kieth SritL, Iovard Reid, Malcolm Trump, Jelen Tut le, Dean nilliamson, Edward Yarmin, and Pauline Gebert. During that year, Edward Yarrin and Phyllis Phend moved, and we gained two new mem- bers--Dorothy Gay and Max Krider. The following year found ran? changes in our class, Lloise Coils, Xieth Von Hart, Cletus Kistler, Raymond Loo, Gilbert Scrmittou, and Pauline Gcbert left us, however, we gained ten new ones ---- Merle Davenport, Sylvia Farris, Vlr- ginia Gardner, Glenna Hoover, Mary Zoore, Charles Robinson, Herman Steursel, Dayre hilkinsor, and June Iavthornc, and Phyllis Phcni returned. This sophomore year our class was the largest in its history. at present our class has only 27 members, having lost Charles Robinson, Sylvia Farris, June Hawthorne, Willis Burnswortk, Gilbert Schnittou, and Don Beard. Maxine Beek- man entered our class, but noved to Texas at Christmas time. CLASS OFFICLAS: President, Eonnol Helfrich Vice President, lclen Tuttle Secretary, willodean Norris Sponsor Miss Lois Walter 6:22:12-Eg gg-gig: ' GERALD ORCUTT JO ANN MILLER HSYBRD JACK HIVELY HELEN TUTTLE Secretary MERLE DAVENPORT HERMAN STEURSEL saws MAX KRIDER VIRGINIA GARDNER BONNEL HELFRICH WILLODEAN NORRIS President Vice-President MARY MOORE GLENNA HOOVER WIL IAM HELERICH DEAN NORRIS GLENN JOHNSON EDSON SCHUMAN DAYNE WILKINSON MARY ELLEN GROVES MALCOLM TRUMP WANDA LEPLEY MARTHA MARRS 1 MARILYN MENZIE BETTY FAUROTE EDWARD DUNFEE '?v. L ,pm-. 'bb K. v ,. ,1,,,, . .:,Af-.q'4'1- ' 1,.gf .. -. M H' 3'-A W qfwu' +4 -'f n V -1-,, H ,f-f-Q.i,. wr: my ,Q : H. 4' ' f. , 1 ' ' f ?Lw5,, :-4' f . ,,f,,..,..,, W, -.V . . - W3 . r., , :V.,3,,Jf, -5,3-, ,lm ' ' ' ' ' ' 1.1 :, '.: .w gm' 1 2 5, ' ,fm NM ff :A ,tw ,,, K a,.1,:, 3, , 1 .'-gif. A ,,, Q . X Q, 11, f. 3. . Q ' , r ,, ,e. , k v ,W V, F , Q W ' . Wm ., L 1 ' 4. ug- W- 1 . 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M , , M , , -. U 5 fm ,-.J ,vw if gp ,J X X XI K X - X ' . XXKX blxxxx 5 ,M Em 2567 1 s ' 312.8 'Qwf jgw if -QS SOPHOMORES x ,R.,bi:3,k ,L,?,. . v.g.i.vkwxsAW,7yR,y,,:? .., , ' ..,, 1 H W, MBU, ,. W. - , -,,..,,- rv- , ,,, f V 4 . ,,,.,. ., New H - - - '- W-1 .1 Aff' 'ws pm - 1' . ei .155 , 1 X iv H. ,- - ' A - f ' v - J LL I I K o Z2- ,jy X Y 1. 8 . ,gif , A 5 , . f 1 n fig ,. K 3-if 'i' ,,,.. F., W ,if 'JH' , l vo Y . X Kwai' P-ff iff' . 95 if . CE! o A ,V ,qw f-pix ' WTR: . fwzge- 5Q5,,.,A, .QQ V V1 s. Eg Q F 1' , 1 if ,L E 5 ai? F . if 1 if ' .....a.n... ...,, . ,,. .- V v . - ' . ef N 1 4. LM, ,ff-., 4 in Q3 1 IN? bf., WV! bn-'lg . gap: Lx f , .f,,.'f g' Huff 1, . 1 'V V' 4 f ..,,5.- . A -Q RWM ' E1 fiafj. ..M,:.1-A' M x-.an f ' .24 fw 'C We, the Sophomore Class of HSQN consist of exactly 47 members. Ve have the largest class in the high school and are proud of the fact. Last year we started out with 49 members and en6od.up with 49. Robert Blanchard, Maxine Moore, and Paul Moore with-drew and moved to Etna Township. Juanita Webber with- drew in the latter part of the year. The four people that took their places were Eugene Hull from Washington Township, Naomi Studebaker from Sidney, June Hawthorne of Ft. Layne and Betty Landis of Pierceton. At the beginning of our Sophomore year James Groves, and June Hawthorne with-drew from our class and Arissa Hodge of Pendleton joined us in our march for intelligence in March and Jack Jackson left us. This year the Sophomore Class is the proud carrier of several honors. The boys basketball team and the girls basketball team won their respective inter-class tourney. Pearl Miller won first in the County Latin Contest and was the winner of ping-pong tourney, and Millodene Cornelius placed first in the W. C. T. U. and the local Oratorical Contest. Hr. Gunner O. Gunnerson was the Freshman Class sponsor for last year and Miss Bsarey is our sponsor this year. , Tir. -. :.. M- - . 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Argyle Beard and Maxine Hurd joined our class. Leaving us 29, having lost Bonita Hickman, Ruth Jackson, Wilbert North amd Valeta Suter. PRESIDENE --------- ---Eugene Norris VICE PRESIDENT--- ---Lois Sweeney SECRETARY ----- --- ---------- Harold Martz SPONSOR ------ ----- ---- Miss Ruth Thompson f:g,-fffigggggfifiii :: r: :gi -Lili .,.::::5:iQ: -.1 ARCHIE HARTMAN BONITA HI C KMAN JESSE GAFF JO ANN D IMMI C K DEAN WHITELEATHER EUGENE NORRIS President DOROTHY JULIAN PAUL STUDEBAKER HARRIETT WARD JOHN TUTTLE JAUNITA ROSE LOIS SWEENEY Secretary CARL MARRS VIOLET NORRIS GLEN HOLYCROSS PHYLLIS EBERLY VELMA HERTSEL HAROLD MARTZ Vice Pres LAURETTA CUMI 'IINS RUSSEL BRANDENBURG RUTH JACKSON LAWRENCE GRADELESS ADDIE MAE CRAMER ident ROBERT MOORE RACHEL MILLER ELDON BROWN RUTH JOHNSON DALE JOHNSTON ,qs 'Vw ,vw 1- -'I' nd w 10: fbi tv HUB -nge' an ! t NED, JM U n XXX QL! fx-JK CRADES x X GRADES FACULTY for SEVENTH and EIGHTH Miss Monzelle Thompson Miss Ethel Schuman Mr. Eudolph Holycross Mr. Thurlow Schuh Miss Ruth Anna Thompson Mr. Donald Myer 8th Grade Officers President - Richard Lansdowne Vice President - Veva Dean Beard Secretary-Treasurer - Lura Belle Souder 7th Grade Officers President - Teddy Trump Vice President - Thomas Cornelius Secretary-Treasurer - June Gebert 6th Grade - Mr. Donald Myer 5th and 4th - Mrs. Ina Shepard 3rd and 4th - Miss Jane Green 2nd and 3rd - Miss Hazel Lemon lst grade - Miss Evelyn Hartman Music A Art - Miss Ruth Anna Thompson I sevsmi-1 einem, First' rowjfleft to rightb - ' Miss Thomson, Paul Eberhard,'Thomas Cornelius, Owen Kistler, Betty Rosen, Charles Matlock, Julia Bonstedt, Earl Gray Mr , Q er Q Second row ' ' Patricia Phend, Richard Lsutz, Dale Gay, Teddy Trump, Gay Smith, June' Gebert, Carl 'Sroufe, Harry Firestone,' Evelyn Brandenburg, Bobby Sroufe, Conrad Smith, Mark Reid, Thelma Gradeless. Third row ' ' ' Veva Dean Beard, Maxine 'Elder, Lura Belle Souder, Betty Mhiteleather, Betty Shook, George Eberly, Morris Leedy, Joyce Menzie, Pauline Reid, William Seibold, Esther Boggs, Richard Lansdown, Thomas Watkins. Fourth row ,,.,,, Charlotte Hiller, Juanita Bair, Frances Mae Hartman, Thelma Johnson, Betty Kennedy William Hull, Jack Gebert, Dorothy stone, Kenneth Jackson, Richard San- - , - - 1 , holycross, Pauline Fire son, Donald North, Floyd Brandenburg. SIXTH First row Cleft to rightb ' ' Elaine Noble, Glea Bherly, Beulah Holycross, Betty Miller, Audrey Faurote, Joanna Landis, Virginia Jackson, Jo Mary Watkins. Second row' ' ' ' Nr. Myer, Phil Krider, Ray Eberly, Grace Gaff, Evelyn Cramer, Rqzella Boggs, Hex Xeirn. Third row Leonard Roadarmel, Frederick Kemery, William Hoover, .Dale Reeg, Merle Kistler, Argyle Jackson, Junior Studebaker Leo , . L s DEi.ll . .. -s...,:i., fi. .4--U? .. J .G F.- 4 4 few 1.?':1 :':.-F? .12vE5Q,.::1f'i:' 13:21-2 ' f:f'i:.'LE5ff1: gg, V. H-as ::: :g -2:3415-hruiieii-:wif 1-Siu 'I '25 v 5l'- 12' s 'fso -9 ,f ggggvwfml, ji L, , 1.m..,. Q f- A UH FOURTH 6 FTFTH FIRST ROW Cleft to right! ' ' ' Richard Lepley,'Dick Schuman,'J. D. Boggs,' Harold Kemery, Charles Blanchard, Jimmy Gebert, Keith Hawn, Calvin Dunfee, John North. SECOND ROW ' ' ' Donna Jean Ross, Mary Frances Souder, Dorothy Mosher, Betheleen North, Dorothy Miller, Joan Norris, Melba Hoover, Louise Holycross, Patricia Eley. THIRD ROW ' , ' ' Donald Studebaker, 'Joan Sroufe, Alice Jean Harter, Donna Rae Smith, Martha Loe, La Vonne Schuman, Virginia Phend, Eve elyn Schlie, Mary Ann Maley, Doris Ruckman, Doris Miller, Donna Shoemaker, Troas Lou Krider, Phil Beard. FOURTH ROW ' ' ' Mrsa Shephard, Marshall Smith, Harry Davis, Eugene Willi- amson, Russell Sanson, Jack Schuman, Phil Hull, Edward Bohn- stedt, William Vandersaul, Devon Mathias, Mac Huggins. CTeacherJ Mrs. Shephard THIRD 6 FOURTH FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl ' ' Melvin Kistler, Kenneth Boggs, Eldon'Mosher, William Phend Gene Bohnstedt, Duane Hawn, Lee Eberly, Lewis Hertsel, Jack Dietrich. SECOND ROW Doris Leedy, Joan Bohnstedt, Martha Leutz, Rosalee Bauman, Barbara Sivits, Barbara Ann Kistler, Glora Souders, Marilyn Jackson, Janice Ward, Lois Jean Gradeless. THIRD ROW - ' ' Helen Gerard, Geraldine Huntley, Rosetta Musselman, Jeanne Gebert, Marjorie Noble, Bonnie Wright, Huleta Jackson, Norma Jean Rager, Harriett Barney, Phyllis Vandersaul, Mary Eloise Gay, Velma Gaff. FOURTH ROW Miss Green, Bobby Jackson, Walter Malay, James Parrett, Herbert Creamer, Robert Cramer, Ernest Cramer, fLe0 Malay, James Ray, Hal Schuman, Cecil Huntley, Robert Hartman. CTeacherJ Miss Green THE S ECON D First Row: Buddy Menzie, Dean Eberly, Delmar ,Jackson, Robert Shook, Jimmie Ruckman, Albert Bohnstedt, Dick Schuman Junior Heintzelman. I Second Row: Lois Gay, La Dial Hawn, Mary Jane Musselman, Donna Jean McCullough, Phyllis Eley, Connie Ann Smith, Gloria Helfrich, Betty Ann Urable. Third Row: Horene Hull, Helen Marie Meredith, Dorothy Hunt- ley, Thelma Ray, Helen Boggs, Maureen Haley, Marlouise Schuh Mary Lou Schrader, Janet Martin, Vera Lois Fritz, Alice San- sen. Fourth Row: Robert Landis, Paul Shoemaker, Doyle Johnson, Allen King, George Davis, Martha Creamer, Betty Lou gBQhn- stedt, Mary Mae Davis. KTeacherD Hazel Lemon F I R ST First Row: Roger Schuman, Rex Ward, I Robert Reid, Ronald Helgesen, Richard Barnes. Second Row: Marjory Barney, Janice Metzger, Ilene Haley, Marilyn Miller, Marilee Miller, Carroll Holycross, Lucille Simon, Marilyn Hickman. Third Row: Beverly Menzie, Jolene Overmeyer, Wilma Creamer, Lois Staley, Nancy Ellen Evans, Willodean Kemery, Wanita Jackson, Shirley Brunner, Marjory Humphrey, Carol Gaff, Eloise Keirn. 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OFFICERS: President, Herman Steurselg Vice President, Wil- ladene Cornelius: Secretary-Treasurer, Esther Souderg Yell leaders, Vernelle Binkley and Velma Roby. COUNCIL MEMBERS: Seniors: G. Moore, D. Birch, M. Jackson? Juniors: H. Tuttle, J. Hively, W. Norris: Sophomores: J. Wright, A. Deeter, N. Studebaker: Freshmen: G. Nor- ris, L. Sweeney, and R. Moore. JUNIOR BOOSTERS: Yell leaders: L. Souder and B. Shook: Sev- enth Grade: T. Gradeless and J. Gebertg Eighth Grade: T. Johnson and D. Holycrossg Sixth Grade: B. Holycross and B. Hiller. ACTIVITIES: A Booster bus furnishes transportation to and from games. It helps and encourages many students to go more often. Members with yells and cheers help the teams win, or to play a better game. At home games the gym is decorated with opponent's a13d our own colors. This club isn't very old since it was started December 1958. The club sponsored the sale of L.H.S. basket ball badges. ADVISOR: Elaine Esarey. GWSQTJEHQ oeleftyy First Row: Mary Marrs, Daurice Birch, Doris Weigold. Second Row: Marilynne Menzie, Wlllodean Norris, Constance Jatson, Lildron Williamson, Lario Listlcr, Velma Hcrtsel, Mildred Firestone, Betty Sreufc, Laurctta Cummins, Virginia Menzie, Helen Tuttle, Vernelle Binkley, Velma Roby, Marilee Austin. Third Raw!:Miss'9antnsn,,Sponuer,,Rtby Mhrrs,,EstHer Sbuderg. Dorothy Hstlick, Beatrice'Laasdowne, Trove Souder, Margaret Jackson, Lucille Gradeless, Betty Paurete, Mary hllen Groves Jo Ann Miller, Mae Gebert, Phyllis Firestone, Mary Beard, Lois Sweeney, Bonita Hickman. ' Fourth Row: Mildred Hynduan, Hildrei Hyndnan, Ruth Johnson, Rachel Miller, Pearl Hiller, Glenna Hoover, Lenore nectar, Marjorie Hicknan, Doris Holycross, Alice Johnston, Willadene Cornelius, Betty Barney, Maxine Beckran, Valeta Enter, Joan Dinnick, Mary North, Mary Moors, Phyllis Phend, Betty Schu- man, Maxine Mathias, June killer, Winona Hlingaman, Audie Lac Cramer, Betty Landis, Lisa M. Thompson, Sponsor, Hazel Barney. Fifth Row: Dora Holycross, Dorothy Julian, Zllen Gaff, Ber- nieee Jackson, Betty Jo Line, Alice Gaff, Wanda Lcplcy, Mar- tha Marrs, Virginia Gardner, Ruth Jackson, Phyllis iibavly, Juanita Rose, Violet Norris, Treva Schuman, Naomi Studebaken GFVX First Row: Mildred Williamson, Constance Watson, Phyllis Eberly, Ruth Jackson, Mary Marne, Daurice Birch, Lauretta Cumnins, melon Tuttle, Juanita Rose, Virginia Lennie, Treva Schuman, Violet Norris. A Seeonl Row: Ruby Marne, Esther'Soudcr, Dorothy Bstlick, Beatrice Lansdowne, Treva Souder, Margaret Jackson, Mary Beard, Betty Faurote, tary Ellen Groves, Jo Ann Miller, Mae Gebert, Velma Roby, Larilee Austin, Vcrnelle Hinkley, Lois Sweeney, Bonita Hickman. Third Row: Mildred Hymdnan, Mildred Hyndman, Ruth Johnson, Dora Holycross, Doris Holycross, Alice Johnston, Willodeee Cornelius, Betty Barney, Maxine Beekeman, Addie Mae Cramer, Lildred Firestone, Marie Kistler, June Miller, Betty Landis, Mary North, Naomi Studebaker, Miss Esarey, sponsor. Fourth Row: Betty Jo Line, Bernice Jackson, Lenore Decter, Pear Miller, Rachel killer, Alice Gaff, Joan Dinmick, Martha Larrs, Virginia Gardner, Maxine Mathias, Betty Schuman, Win- ona Klinganan, Hazel Barney, Glenna Hoover. 7 'dv ,g . lump is H ,S u A--I--Maw-.Luuuw C55.:Qe:aea:?9 55?:'m:m'ffi112'11--1:-:f:'-11:23:51:rsfgeqrf, rs P131 w f'i'1'l ILUIOJL: LLVISOhS OFMICERS To spread sunshine, joy and Qood cheer through out our school and community. Misses Ethel Schuman and Monzelle Thompson Mary Beard, president, Helen Tuttle, vice presi- dent, Dorothy Bstlick, treasurer, Wanda Lepley, Recording Secretary, Bette Barney, Corresponding secretary. CONVITTEES: .MW Welfare: G4 Londt,,chairmang P. Fhepd, K. Neore, Pi Filler K. E. Groves, M. Hickman. Scrapbook: R. Marrs, chairman: J. Dimmick, A. Gaff, C. Watson, P. Firestone, L. Sweeney, R. Johnson, Miss. R. A. Thompson. Social: H. Barney, chrirmang V. Binkley, D. Lansdowne, W. Ferris, T. Souder, M. Hile. Sunshine: L. Deeter, Chairman: M. Menzie, N. Studebaker, D. Faurote, H. Klingaman. Program: K. Beard, H. Tuttle, D. Rstlick. W. Lepley, Bette Barney. ACTIVITIES: - Initiation Party held at schoolhouse ----- wiener roast Mary Beard and Dorothy Estlick gave an interesting report about their camping at the SSS camp last summer. Attended District Sunshine Convention at North Manchester October 22. November l9 attended. the County Sunshine convention at South Whitley. Gave out Christmas baskets at Christmas time. Had a Christmas Party at the scho lhouse on December,2O. The girls went carollng afterwards. ' On January 21, the girls' fathers rave them a return even- inv of entertainment. They met at the City Hall at 7:00 o'- clock in Columbia City. During the evening they enjoyed the show, nBrother Ratn and afterwards ice cream and cake were served at the Methodist Church in Columbia City. -...U-. , .-.....- ,, ' -.. .. H 4.75 5: ., , ' , ' Eii?Vf'iii2f'.i? 1?-:::-rf :EEEEiiiiiiiiiizzzzliimn55:35umm ' 'fi: 4,2 I 3' ::::.-' l -53F31'f'r .-:fr 5531. . nh ,'f.f- :1 4 4-qjf: - N, :.. azz: .. H Y, . l,,. H-A -- ' - '- . ,xf- '- .. ..- . - . f .-Q .... 1. , ,, -.....- ..: , I Hmmm -A . ... ...... . .. --f., . -. , ,,,. -...-,---- ..--g.--.,..--...- -...-, -..',, ,,..,, .--...-, I - n ....... 4. .-..... -- ....- - -4 ,.- Q 1 . I ,-. ,. -...- .. . -., f-. ,. -.... . ,. fu.. l .. .u .f 3?-:?,.....-....:u.'.,.-.'.:..'-.....,.-.Hi .........r. N., .jf 2..1f 3,5 I 11.2 1:2:::QQ5::gggg1:ggg5:Z1.153..IIQ733115:,::g:22,g:1ggQ:!g:g,QEg: .-,. .. :'S 9.55 15 'ILE 1- . rf ,.,i W PUABOSL: To give the girls soncthlrg to do during noon hours and out of school. To provide training in playing games and wholesome exercise. OFFICLRS: Marilce nustin, President Naomi Studebaker, Viet Brcsidont Bcatrios Lansdowne, Scorctary, treasurer .nLVloOH: Miss Elaine Esaroy 4CTIVITIHb: An? girl in tho high school can become a mombor of this organization. Bach member chose at least two sports to participate in, and hiking could be sddod. Points wore givon for each sport participatod in. At the and of the year participants having a point score of 150 or more get small nL'sH and tht onos having 260 -points or roro will roccivc a largt WLN. uPlay Nightn was hold January 16. A chili supper, bsskctbsll games, games for groups and social dancing were onjoycd. .-.. Q :I-1 -If:-:L-Zvi: is ,Q '., ,,'. -.u-'.-,v ms. ,u.. 1- .-,..-. x'., 323, .- HCDME RUN ST!-XPP Front Row: Lois Sweeney, Treva Schuman, Beatrice Lansdowne, Lucille Gradeless, Miss Esarey--sponsor, Marjorie Hickman, Treva Souder, Dorothy Estlick, Esther Souder. Second Row: Dauricc Birch, Wanda Lepley, Mae Gebert, Doris Holycross, Dora Holycross, Winona Klingaman, Lenore Deeter, Willadene Cornelius, Margaret Jackson, Glenna Hoover, Alice Johnston. Third Row: Ross Hollopeter, Kenneth Bair, Walter Krisher, Schuyler Van Voorst, Marion Blanchard, Herman Eberhard, Glen Moore, Edson Schuman, Luther Colvin. S' f F F BQX Editor --------- --- ----- Marjorie Hickman ASS't Editor -------- ---- Lucille Gradeless Sport Edit0rS--- ----- ------ Ross Hollopeter Beatrice Lansdowne Feature Editors ---- ------- Alice Johnston Glenna Hoover APtiStS ---------- --- ---Winona Klingaman Dorothy Estlick Circulation Manager ---- ------- Lenore Deeter Assistant ------------- ---Willodene Corneluis Mechanical Staff ------------ Lucille Gradeless Kenneth Bair, Marjorie Hickman, Glenn Moore, Doris Holycross, Beatrice Lansdowne, Schuyler Van Voorst, Dorothy Estlick, Herman Eberhard, Winona Klingaman, Dora Holycross, Mae Gebert, Walter Krisher, Gladys Londt, Lenore Deeter, Marion Blanchard, Esther Souder,Treva Souder. Reporters ------------- Marion Blanchard, Wanda Lepley, Luther Colvin, Lois Sweeney, Margaret Jackson, Glenn Moore, Glen Reid. Sponsor ------------- -+ -------- Elaine Esarey -222::- 251111:-i:E11r::: ' .'.- : 1,-ii:F: : :E 1 'ION -5+ HTWINS' ,H .1..s fl AR, mY' .L H3 'bf3HREEM MUSKETEERS HCHEMISTS AND in 12 BAN lst. row--Bonnel 'Helfrich, Patricia Phend, Martha Marrs, Luther Colvin, Treva Schuman, Noami Studebaker, Malcom Tru, mp, Mary Ellen Groves, Mary Moore, Phyllis Firestone, Esther Souder. Y 2nd. row--Mr. Myer, Richard Leutz, Conrad Smith, Violet Nor- ris, Joan Dimmick, Margaret Jackson, Hazel Barney, Rachel Miller, June Hiller, Dora Holycross, Glen Reid,--drum major. Srd. row--Lois Sweeney,Treva Souder, Teddy Trump, Betty Fau- rote, Lawrence Gradeless, Doris Holycross, Howard Reid, Ruth Johnson, and Vernelle Binkley. OPERETTA lst. row---Phil Mosher, Kenneth Bair, Edward Dunfee, Edson Schuman, William Helfrich, Richard North, Harold Martz, Don de a rd . End. row---Mildred Williamson, Mary North, Mary Marrs, Dau- rice Birch, Glenna Hoover, Beatrice Lansdowne, Treva Souder, Ruth Jackson, Phyllis Eberly, Bonita Hickman. Brd. row---Ruby Marrs, Constance Watson, Winona Klingaman, Mmrnlee Austin, Vernelle Binkley, Betty Barney, Alice Gaff, Valeta Suter, Willodean Cornelius, Margaret Jackson, Bettie Landis. Harjory Hickman, Alice Johnston, Velma Roby, Miss 1 Tn- up s on . 4th, row---Betty Sroufe, Lauretta Cummins, Betty Jo Line, Behhei Helfrich, Murray Keirn, Donald Musselman, Dale John- stun, Herman Steursel, Gerald Oreutt, Esther Souder--pianist and Mary Beard. 1. Q if THE BAND WAGCDN The boys of the interstate band arrive on the limited to give a band concert.' Simultaneously, Miss Eddy, chaperon for nHosemarie Terracen, a private school for girls brings her flock for a day at archery and to give a glee club con- cert in Memorial Hall. Senator Tree and his lovely daugh- ter, Betty Lou, are also among has wired his appointee, Cadet A., Who'is on a week-end leave, station. Failing to locate the ator leaves Betty Lou seated on phone. Gray and Betty Lou meet the arrivals. The Senator Gray--first class, U. S. M. to meet him at the' railway Cadet at the depot, the Sen- a bench while he goes to for the first' time and ex- change opinions in clever repartee. Meanwhile, two red-caps Hose and Sam, have mixed up the baggage so amusingly that the air becomes'surcharged in mystery. The appearance of the school band, in resplendent uniforms at this juncture 'makes everybody for get about some baggage which eventually becomes so vital to the plot. Soon the visitors learn that there is to be a Saturday night Carnival in Town. In a clever nTelegramH chorus, all send messages for longer leave from home. Sandy and Jerry, whose suitcases are among the missing, are obligated to attend the carnival as nMiss Twit- tern and'mMiss Lavendern. Sally and Prudence appear in band uniforms, but officer O'Flarity nival night becomes oneof festivity mixed Even the'absent-minded professor forgets the morn, when the young folks entrain on every wish is granted. ratn and the car- with perplexity. to forget. With UThe Band Wagonn, Wsmells a Hal Brown ------- horn player from Bangar ----- William Helfrich Jerry---laternmiss Twittern- ---------------- Bonnell Helfrich Bob Benson ------- -Officer O'Flarity ------------ Edson Schuman Nose --------------------------------- Edward Dunfee---Redcap- Sam ---------------------------------- Glenn Johnson---Hedcap Sandy Mac Dougal --------- NMiss Lavendern ------------ Don Beard Professor Evans ------ in charge of the band ----- Dale Johnston Betty Lou ----- Senator Tree's spoiled daughter---Treva Souder Cadet Donald Gray---US. Corps of Cadets ----- Herman Steursel. Senator Troe------ ---- man of importance -------- Gerald Orcutt Kiss Eddy---chaperon for nRosemarie Terraceu--Alice Johnston Harybelle ------------ out for fun ------------ Vernellc Binkley Prudence ---------- what's in a name ---------- Margaret Jackson Sally -------------- who loses her head ------------- Mhry Beard Jeannette ------ an old friend of Bob's ----- Beatrice Lansdown Spirit of Carnival ---------- solo dancer ----------- Velma Roby Opretta director ------------------------ Ruth Anna Thompson. Pianist --------------------------------- Esther Ruth Souder CHORUS: M. Hickman, K. Bair, B. Barney, D. Birch, L. Cummins P Ebcrlm A caff, B Hickman, M Hile, G Hoover, R Jackson,' Lz. Keirn, lhrrs, North, clius, B Sroufe. M Kistlcr, L Groves,W Klingaman, B Landis, B Line, M. E Marrs, H Martz,P Mosher, D Mussclman, M North, R. V Roby,J'Rose,V Suter, C Watson,M Williamson, W Corn- HIGH SCHOOL BAND under the direction of ----- Mr. Donald Myer. vjwy 41 N V N WW? fl f' ' .KC CN '-.t ' QA-1 ff? ,f 'j 'Wi--.. ff!! .A KN ' , il A N 'X,!L-9-fy' W,'.1e-gjz'-fig,-gf ,1'AA4' Avy V fxx VW Wwg ,.., ,-. ' - X 'P ' 'Q K QQ 432 15li3fff'ff'f'-1-:ix-5 +k2:7 .f-fx... SPOR it bb., ... MAX KRIDER--- A Junior, playing either guard position. He was always a con- stant scoring threat. Max will probably be assigned Moore's position next year as a defen- sive man. HAROLD HOOVER--- A Sophomore, playing the right forward, and specializing in a right handed shot. Harold was an able substitute for Van Voorst when Van had to be tak- en out of the game. KEITH SMITH--- A Junior, playing left forward was not used much on the var- sity but when needed could be counted upon to play his hard- est. - DEAN nORRIS--- A Junior, playing center in the place of Deeter when need- ed. Dean was the next tallest man on the squad. Dean was most generally sent into the game when Deeter was unable to play. LELAND BAIR--- A Sophomore, playing running guard. Leland was not called upon to play very much, but when needed he gave able ass- istance. :gii .g5E:2r:::. ' ... 1-- ' ..-5 -'12 7:' 175 .L l. -Y,-..:-, ---,g,...1.33,.:....-. ...v..-- -. .--...-.1-I-'Ip If Qi: :.. ..1l' .lo -'wif 1 f? X . 'S 1 RM' K 1 ! ' A S XX .lx 5 Q A I 'L ZTZTZZHZI. .-.-no-4.1. ... -...,.. ...- SCHUYLER VAN VOORST Senior, playing the right for- ward, became a fast and driv- ing offensive scoring threat near the end of the season.His speed and deception made pos- sible many interceptions .and fast breaks down the floor. DALE ROBY f Sophomore, left forward ac- quiring the one handed diffi- cult angle shot for special use in winning overtime games. When Dale toad the free throw line, points were always added to the score. CHc won the free throw award.J ANSEL DEETER--- Sophomore, the tallest player on the squad, playing center has gradually developed in his controlling of the ball off both backboards. Combining his pivot and hook shots with a set floor shot should make nCedricn a consistent point getter. GLENN MOORE--- Senior, played at the defen- sive left guard position, us- ually drawing the assignment to guard the leading offensive threat of the opposition. .. ...... ............... , ...,,,...x .... 2 ....mm3..lm:-mum: :: , WILLIAM HELFRICH--- Junior, playing floor guard, diminutive, but with a fight- ing spirit, led the squad in scoring. Bill's long floor shots and right hand nlay up's shotsn hit regularly to bring cheers and applause from the fa1'1So wewpl E H2135 Q it .Q , 3335232223 Basketball DATE NAME OF TEAMS PLACE WE THEY Nov. 4 Larwill and Buseo Here 50 54 Nov. 11 W ' - H Burket Here 22 54 Nov. 17 H H Coesse Here 27 47 Nev. 24 H H So. Whitley There 18 52 Dec. 2 H W Etna Here 42 17 Dee. 10 H H Washington C There 54 25 Dee. 16 H U. No. Webster Here 50 54 Jan. 6 U H Wolf Lake There 27 46 Jan. 15 and 14 County Tournament at Columbia City Jan. 15 H U So. Whitley 21 194 Jan. 14 U H Cel. City There 21 59 Jan. 20 W H Buseo There 52 45 Jan. 21 H H Coossee There 51 25 Jan. 27 ' U So. Whitley Here 25 50 Feb. 5 H H Washington C Here 51 24 Feb. 10 ' H Jefferson C. There 40 584 Feb. 17 H H Concordia A. Here 29 48 Feb. 18 H H Silver Lake There 55 51 Feb. 24 N U Sidney Here 51 50 Feb. 25 H U Concordia A. There 24 41 Mar. 2, 5, and 4 Sectional Tourney at -Columbia City Washington C 55 22 Columbia C. There 54 48 Overtimeec- L ...,.. . k .!.e. 1.3 ..,.:. ,.,. , .,.,.: - .f.,. M, .11., , .3 .,..: : , .,...- 5 , ..-. l , If-:Z ,.f... .,...... I SECGND TEAM FRONT ROW: Glen Reid, Richard North, Lawrence Gradeless SECOND ROW: Robert Moore, Lloyd Hartz, Dale Johnston, Paul Fields, Harold Hartz, Dean Whiteleather SOFTBALL DATE PLACE . NAME OF TEAMS JWE Sept. 9 Larwill Larwill vs Coesse 8 4 Sept 16 Larwill Washington vs Larwill l2 5 Sept. 25 Etna Larwlll vs Etna lO 5 Sept 5O Larwill So. Whitley vs Larwill 8 l Oct. l TOURNAMENT AT COLUMBIA CITY Game l South Whitley versus Jefferson Center U 2 Etna versus Washington Center H 5 Larwill versus Coesse U 4 South Whitley versus Churubusco . H 5 Larwill versus Etna N 6CFinals7 Larwill versus South Whitley LARWILL STILL CHAMPIONS OF 1955 SOFTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Malcolm Trump, Ansel Deeter, Glenn Moore, William Helfrich, Dean Norris, Dale Roby may 4 6 5 O 9 5 6 4 15-5 14-4 5-O lO-9 ll-5 8-7 SECOND ROW: Ralph Evans, Principal, Dean Whiteleather,Nmrion Blanchard, Max Krlder, Kenneth Bair, Eudolph Holycross, Coach 1 i RUSEY V ELMA 8a V ERN ELLE L A ?.,--'- --'--.NX X XX ! 1 f -. QL ' j' ' UT?fN-f---, XA3 f ,, , L,iI if , 4 . fv ,Q W-..A ..1- . tae 5 f, . 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Walter Ward Dora Belle fBarnesD Martz Marshall Shoemaker Susie KBrosmanJ Waugh Juanita lKin I Board Velma lReccc? Kemp Marcus White Elsia fwatsonl Akcr Madge CBonebrakeD Waugh Harry Rollin Lewis Blanchard Kathryn CJohnsonJ Van Zyle Thcrman Martin l928 Mary Jane CBarnesl Gunnerson Frances CBenncttD Helyeross Irene CBarneyl Fredrick Lucille fBrownD Bohnstedt Walter Brunner J'- Elsia CDG Vauxj Boggs Gladys CEsolfJ Rceg Marcella ?HyndmanJVRoss Eugene Lancaster Lura Belle CShraederJ Shoemaker Chloe Lemon Anna CTannehi11J Terman Elsie CSaucrsJ Sattison Russell Terman Fred Fox 1929 Helen CKlingamanJ Johnston Lucille fCorneliusJ Frank Sheldon Wallace Dorothy Williamson Ralph Holycross Thomas Reece Louis LaRue Garland Helfrich Ronald Kenner Richard Webster Thurel Evans Mildred CKeirnJ Bollinger Eloise fPresslerJ Rollins Louise CCorneliusJ White Phyllis CTrachselD Ward Vivian CFarrisJ Keirn 1950 Velma CHartmanJ Ward Ralph Gradeless Gertrude CKistlerJ Abbott Eva fMohnJ Metzger Walter Schuman Ray Hathaway Lawrence Friend Loyal Hard Dale Webster Ivan Whittenberger Farold Schuman Lewis Elliott Berneda fBeardJ Crowell Madeline CThompsonJ Sheets Omer Stafford 1931 ' Josephine fwrighti Kenner Harlan White Fae KHawnD Stafford Mildred CHartmanD Shoemake Glen WilliamSOn Jess Mathias Monroe Kitson Robert Elliott I' Margaret CCorneliusJ Marrow Eileen CGoodriehJ Schuman Glen Shoemaker Carold Boner Herald Kenner Gilbert Terman Uline Thompson 1952 Arlo Beard Furlo Beard Carl Benebrake Mary fReslerJ Shriner Willodean CVan Voorstl Smith Doris Hindbaugh CDeceasedJ Alberta Dietrich Q Velma CKeirnJ Walker Irena Shultz Florence QTrachselJ Metzger Marcus Copeland Mildred Roby Elsie CHintzelmanP Nelson Alvin Coyle Fancheon CGilbertJ Matson EliZQbOth CEgolfJ Orcutt Gerald Keirn Esther CBlanchardD Coyle Ralph Pletcher Kenneth Helfrich Josephine CUlshafcrD Gruesbeck Violet QSmithJ warring Frances Kwardl Roberts Ralph King 1935 Wilbur Lepley Max Wright Melvin Schuman Mary CTrachse1J Crist Jean CKylerD Leifer Phyllis Kyler Velma CPleteherJ Wolfe Lelia CHeintselmanl Carriger Phyllis Plum er Eugene Kitson Milford Sweeney Arloene Tannehill Elnora CMarrsJ Drudge Gladys Stafford Fredrich Helfrich Evelyn CJohnsonD Penney Berniece COrcuttJ Burns Cleytus Cornelius Dorothy KReaderJ Lozier Heber Rollins Leroy Helycross Vera CBarrettD Jackson Esther CHartmanP Easterday Clarence Easterday Thelma CFarrisD Hawn Esther Mary CSchraederJ Shaff Huge Smith Richard Barnes Rex Norris Woodrow Webster James Sweeney Ruth CSchaperB Day Clarence Lemon Harry Sweeney Marie CReslerD Wright Florence CRebinetteD Drudge 1954 James Blain Eloise CKitsonJ Cleuse Donald Caskey Eileen CMarrsJ Walburn Mark Noble Eugene Rocg Earl Gradeless Doyle Sweeney Merlin Hindbaugh Edith Schuman Mary lCarmanD Kitson Bruce Rager Grace Cwesternl Lemon Robert McCrea Virginia CCeyleJ Wilkinson Gordon Tuttle Annabel Noe Donald Julian Adele Schuman Retha CRindfuszJ Wallace Robert Keirn Virginia KSchaperD Hoover Melvin Roby 1955 Virginia Baer Keith Binkley Thagrus Burns Martha Coyle Glenn Easterdav Luella fGerardS McCrea Paul Gradeless Kenneth Graham Evelyn Hartman Gayle iHawnD Lawshe Viola Holycross Marie Keirn Eugene Leedy Stewart Lee Edith CMartinP Schroeder Merrill McClain Edna fMehnD Evard Robert North Martha fNerthl Doepker Joseph Orcutt Harold Rebinette William Schmitteu Paul Schultz Eloise CSweeneyD Ulshafcr Monzelle Van Veorst Ruth Webster 1956 Anna CAlbertD Pattner Anna iTrachselJ Rollins Lanetta iKitsonJ Bener Jean Cmathiasl Kestler Beulah Marrs Esther Reeg May Millard Ruby Gaff Betty Tuttle Robert Ward Max Norris Charles Londt Robert Huggins David Tennant Max Holyeress Lewis Brown Lowell Noble Raymond Harrs Edward Walker Erroll Schuman Lynn Young Den Jellison Jack Eley Gerald LaRue 1957 Max Addison Marie Baer Tom Binkley , Violet Blanchard Robert Dunfee Pearl CGaffD Secrest Wanda CGatche1lD Johnson 'fm' ' E',. ,P :f -, s a, suis a , ,, .., ..,.. ,, Nathan Gause Jr. V .Eugene Kennedy Margaret CGradelessJ Baker Stanley Loe Max Hindbaugh f Berwyn Lansdowne Keith Holycross , Max Whiteleather Walter Johnson June L09 Walter Keirn Kenneth Williamson Barton Marrs John Julian Lurabelle CMarrsJ Hollopeter Bernard Miller Rosemary Miller Bruce Norris Jean Plummer Huldah Palmer Berniece fRobinetteI Kinsey Oma Reeg Dorothy Schuman Irene Holycross Ocie Schuman Evelyn Anderson Grace Schmittou Dallas Easterday Adrien Coldiron 1958 Wilma Schuman Thomas Western Stuart Sweeney Blanche Moore Phil Ngpth Robert Firestone Jagk Augtin Hayes Blanchard Edwin Cornelius George Webster' Guy Lgmon Rllth Eugene Dunfee John BHG? Carroll Wright The first Alumni Banquet, according to the Alumni books was held in the l.0.0.F. lodge hall in honor of the class of 1902. Officers for the year were Mr. Coppage, president, Will O. Lancaster, vice president, Kosella Plummer, secret- ary and Mr. Chapman, treasurer. At the first Alumni the toast master was Principal S. W Byall, Mrs. Kaufman responded for the class of '96, Mr. Ira Plummer, for the class '97, Mrs. 5ouder '98, Mr. Compton was to respond for the class of '99 but was absent so Miss Fan- nie Smith responded, Miss Mabel Russell for 'Ol. 'It might be of interest to know something of the -con- stitution as it was in the beginning: 'We the graduates of the Larwill High School, do 'hereby organize a society which shall be known as the Iguqqil High School Alumni. .............. .... In order to become a member of this Society the appli- cant must be a graduate of the Larwill High School. The. initiation shall take place at some convenient time soon after the High School Commencement. A committee shall bo appointed each year to decide the form of initiation. There shall be no honorary members except the teachers ' in charge and his or her companion. Members shall be allowed to bring friends but are re- quested to not abuse the privilege. - ............. This constitution can be amended. The first amendment to the constitution was that each member invite one friend.' The officers of the Thirty-Eighth annual Alumni Ban- quet are Mrs. Mary Jane Gunnerson, President, Mr. Nglargheo Easterday, Vice President and Mr. Russell Hartman, Secre- tary and Treasurer. It is to be held on Saturday evening April 28. af, , , f' X o . . . -.: 4 HBIG STUFFH A, E Fffx vi 5' wa- ? ., .. 4 it I 2 li. - 1 H . .... ,, ,Q 'Li v-sv-R 5- EA, mhgn n3TR5NG GUYu nOHlOH!OH!n HPALS TO THE LASTH HSAILOR GIRLN 'A MWYMN fwwf an-! 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