Larwill High School - Reflector Yearbook (Larwill, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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Treas. 5Iass Vice Press T Basketball Senior Play Junior Play - Honor Sweater Chorus Senior Play T H1-Y Booster Club T An ual Staff Softball Home Run Staff ' Track Home Run Staff SSS Basketball Track Latin Contest H1-Y Ping Pong Annual Staff T Cross Country Salutatorian w f - 1 I 2 l , B Betty Bohnstedt. Ronald Wolfe - Mar 'aret ,Marker Dwi ht Q' eter Junior Flay t Senior Flay EES silior Pllay Senior Play Ping Pong orus en or P ay Chorus Junior Play Basketball Home Run Staff Chgigsll SSS ' S0 8 Oratorical Home gugtstgff Annua a H1-Y Track Hbnor Sweater Ping Pong Cross Country Connie Smith Gene Souder ' Barbara Kistler T Sheldon Marrg 'SS'S PresI5ent Ifunlor Play A Senior PIay .fi'1nicr F1ay Annual Staff H14Y l Chhrus H1-Y Home Run Staff Cross Country Booster Club Hbnor Sweater Chorus Basketball SSS Softball Band Chorus Annual Staff Basketball Fenster Club T FFA ' Track F. T. A. Track Ping Pong t Ping Pang Honor Sweater Cross Country ,lj-K, Qester Menzlg Florence Stidham Richard Mitchell Janes Creager Chorus 'Senior Play B H1-Y'PFesIHen'6 FFA F B Basketball Chorus T 'FFA President y Booster Club Hi-Y Band Basketball Softball Booster Club Track Ping Pong Home Run Staff Ping Pong An ual Staff SSS 59 0-,Q K 226. as I 5 i I v I . MBTlDU1SG SChuQ ECharles Hointzolmagvora Lois Fritz WEIeEIctorIanff'C Senior Class Play 'fF nIoFW1UEUF ' l Junior Play I Chorus 3 Senior Play Chorus Q Booster Club Preso Chorus u l Booster Club l Home Run Staff 3 Booster Club ' Band , Band , Home Run Staffg SSS 2 Hi-Y 3 SSS , Annual Staff 3 Oratorical Se Annual staff g Fp To Ao Q Q n 1 I l Q f i ? si . 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Chorus 5 Junior Play E 5 A O r or 'Sl' V SALUTATORY f- x arents teachers, and friends, we the Senior Class of 1946 wish to extend to you at this time, a most cordial and sincere welcome. A 1 -J We hope you will enjoy this class night exercise we have planned for you tonight. As we go back over our years of the 'b9, we want to bring to you some of the memories which have made our four years of High School at Larwill so wonderful. We have prepared four scenes for you tonight. First, we have the one which starts us off on our long journey to Cal- ifornia and to gold. Second there is the campfire scene where we dance and are gay. Third, we are in the desert and getting homesick,which provides an ideal time for reminis- cing. Lastly, we have arrived in California, and are now seeking our fortunes. I wish to say NThanksn in behalf of all the Seniors, to you, our parents, who have made it possible for us to reach our goal, and to you teachers who have guided us through these twelve years. Q Tomorrow morning we are leaving on our trip north. This means quite a bit to us, for it's the one big'thing we've worked for through our four years of High School. Thursday night we will leave old LHS to embark on'new roads of life. No matter where we go or what we do, I'm sure we'll never forget the big and little things that happened at Larwill during our school life. I Now, again, on behalf of this Senior Class, I wish to bid you nwelcomen and hope you will enjoy our program. n Lois Myers OUTCOME AMBITION WEAKNESS PET SAYING NICTQBLIXME NAME is S4 o E o 914 we-I C143 o Sam 33 nfm be S-.S+ Od .-44-v ma: .QS-Q oo G30 mm Pu-I .Cai -po r-'IQ-4 mv CDO 32 T200 sf ag GO FIU!! 8 CD -.-'I 4-J GS M U1 ,. 0 rn 3 GDS Uh 22 - o- Lf' 4-3 -P ID 4251 :z +5 'U KD -LJ-I-7 'dm ID -D U5 C aC! 0 ? ms S3 .C O CD fb 43 .Q-I-3 r-10 483 Q a S-e CD F-4 CD Eco Oh!! 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It is Dwight Dgeter--guess he gave up shaving altogether. Because of his undying ambition and prompt punctuality in school, he has been anightlatchman for a Burlesque Show for 30 years. I'll agree, he's seen many changes in those years. Remember those four girls that used to chum around together in school? There was Connie Smith, Lglg gygrs, Hartman, Marlouise gchuh, and Vega Fritz. They ares tting over there by the fire toasting marshmallows. Let's go over and see what they've been doing all these years. Connie .tells us she is a successful radio and recording artist. Her stage name is nHillvBill1e-M1llie,W Yogg favorite ginger gf the homespun ballads America loves best. You'd hardly recognize Lois--she has lost her school girl figure, and she is pretty busy with that family of 515 child- ren. Her ambition was to have a large family--we never dreamed how large it would be. The lady in the long, mannish-ill-fitting dresszlsharlouise. She is a Home Economics Teacher at Larwill Abnormal College. It se ms she could never get away from the long-styled clothes of Senior Days. ' Vera has just confessed that she is the author who writes those horror-love-imagination thrillers. that the teachers take away from students, mothers burn and ministers preach about- all under another name of course. CYou can see why this prophecy is as it isj. That peroxide blonde with the frizzled hair is Betiy Bghn- stedt. She has lost her eyesight from a wreck, several years ago, in her high-powered limousine. She is being helped around by her seeing-eye rooster, Crusoe. Lately she has been touring the country giving lectures on Uwhy Should You Be Rich, When You Have To Pay Income Tax?N Betti's best girl friend, Phyllis Elgy is a waitress in the fame s Drive-In near Dallas, Texas. iShe has received sonmny large tips, that she is planning on buying half-interest in the place. . .L ' It looks like business is not as good as it could be for Richard Mitchell. He is carrying a little black box with Eim.' In school, he was always talking about being a vet- erinarian--probably has the little black box in case of an emergency call. sWWhat's that? Youfre not a Doctor? A shoe Shiner in the lobby of the Waldorf-Astoria.N Keep them shining, Dick--you sure had us fooled. - Sounds like a car driving up. Perhaps moreaafour classmates arriving. It looks like a taxi from the Lynch Checkered Cab Company. Lyle Lvnch as you know, is the owner of the great concern, call PUSHUP 1-2-3-4, We're glad that Lyle brought some of our classmates with him. There is Betty Walgeck and her newly acquired husband, Les. They have just rocketed back from Mars, where they have been raising Uranium beams for the Air Rocket Force. Stepping from the taxi is another distinguished member of our classg Father Leolan Pressler, Since graduation from the Cemetery, he has been a missionary in the wilds of Aus- tralia. Leolan always was good at preaching on the Christ- ian way of life, and we know he has greatly increased the number of civilized people in that country. . Out steps another classmate, robmdinvdmte ermine, and deck- ed with rubies of the rarest quality. It is GlQILa Myers, of Syracuse fame. While taking her vacation around .the world on a cattle boat, she met a rich matador, whom she married. They are now living on one of the large estates along the shores of beautiful Larwill Lake. These beautiful million dollar estates,'byLthe1 mp are owned by James Q. Creager. Jim saw great possibilities in making Larwill Lake one of the leading vacation spots in the coun- try. He became a millionaire overnight and put Larwill on the vacation map. Q Lavon Kitson is on the Larwill Abnormal Teaching Staff. He has charge of the music department. His arrangement of, WLouie, Drop That Gun,' with the Larwill Philharmonic Sym- phony has been recorded by Gum Label and is highly popular with the older set. Norene Hull is a rhumba dance instructor in the 0Shake- Don't Break It,u Dance Studio. She guarantees to teach you how to rhumba in two easy lessons for only 350. Along the lazy stream, we see two lovers strolling hand in hand, under the moonlight. From the distance it looks like Elggslg Stidham, long ago, Mrs. Gene Souder,andImu'husband. Both are working for the Joe Lewis Modeling Agency. Flossie is a beautician, noted fer her unique methods if dying models hair. Gene is a photographer specializing in models in Chinese bathing suits. , If anyone has the inclination to get married, step right this way--Justice of the Peace, Noel Medley, is with us. He always was romantically inclined, and now manages a harem. Lola Qgy Western came to the reunion. I would think that Lola, having lifed in the White House all these years, would hardly consider a class reunion an affair that would require her presence. After all, being chief scrub woman in the President's Mansion is quite a noble line of work, Margaret Marker, on the other hand, is in quite a different kind of work. She has been doing extensive research in Washington for her new book, NThe Practical Way To Study Civics.W During her Senior year, she was getting many ideas on how the new book should be written, That poor, stooped old man with the red toupee, certainly looks familar. Why, of course, that is Charles Hel-rtzfeiman, gr. He's been a street cleaner in Charleston, West Virginia since he graduated from school. He has tried innumerable times to be promoted to sidewalk cleaner, but can never quite make the curb. Here comes Hgnnie Wolfe and Lynn K,1j,ngama.n. up from the beach, after a vigorous swim. Lynn had decided to live a hermit's life. It must give him much joy to be alone, he is operat- ing a filling station in the midst of Death Valley. Ronnie Wolfe is playing character parts in the movies. At the Senior Class Play, a talent scout heard him and signed him, with the Sure Failing Studios, with a life time contract. The happily married couple doing the new fangled dance is the former Barbara Kistler and her midget husband. They met while Barbara was chief cook and bottle washer in a lumber camp in the North Woods. Her husband was a tree-topper. Who makes the blood curdling scream in the ,midd1e.of. the night? Whose shadow moves in the moonlight? Lockycurdcor-- NThe Beast With Ten Bloody Fingersn is on the prowl. This is the opening speech of the thriller-diller-killer-mystery- murder Albert of the Digger on the radio. HFrankensteinH Beast Murderer O'White, alias It stars two members of this class Bohnstedt, who plays the leading role His bloody right-hand assistant is .Robert White. He is the friendly grave- digger, whose favorite motto is, HMy work begins,,when'your life endsn. ' Over by the rock flexing his muscles, is Richard, WThe Turtle TameruSchuman. Soon after he finished school he captured the famous 'Busco Turtle. It was twice as large as had been anticipated and became quite an attraction. That accounts for 28 of the original Class of '49, but where is our missing member? Listen' I hear the soft bray of donkeys coming along Fpetraiii That must be Grace Strattan. It sounds like she might be driving up with some of her thoroughbreds. When she spoke of thoroughbreds in school, YE all supposed she meant horses, but you can't be right all e ime. I wonder who the old woman is she has with her. She hobbles on a cane and a crutch. It's none other than our Senior Class Sponsor--Miss Esarey. Vera Fritz A CLASS Morro e, of' the Senior Class of 'LQ have chosen as our motto, WKnowledge Comes but Wisdom Lingersn. Throughout our school days we have been acquiring knowledge, learning by doing, and preparing for the future. Each course has strengthened us, developing wisdom, which is the ability to use what we have acquired so as to be of value to ourselves and to others. And so as we go out into the world we know that the wisdom gained from our' education the past twelve years will stay with us and help us be successful in our future. Richard Schuman CLASS COLORS green and white for our class colors.' Green like the green in jewels of jade and emerald, stands for .' growth and development. White is the color of pure snow, and stands for purity. We will, in the future, strive to keep growing and develop- ing. We shall always strive to build toward the better and higher things in life. ElQEkQ27f, the Senior Class of l9h9 have chosen the colors Charles Heintzelman, Jr. THE crass or ao' hg we started out twelve years ago Koh' Susanna! ,fi . The class of 000, And we know for mu, old :ar-will High, 'L That xe will someday pine. In our Freshmen year we had our fun, We couldn't settle down, But now that we are proud 58h10fl, We're really goin' to town. When we were silly Sophomores, We just were drifting through, Except for our valedictorian, larlouise Jean Schuh. When we were jolly Juniors, Miss Fowler was our guide, She pushed us through some trying times, And never let us slide. Now that we have reached our goal, We're happy as can be, We hope that to this big wide world, We can find the key. Chorus ' Old Iarwill High, We're 'bout to Leave You now, W we are off to seek our fortunesQ In this old world somehow. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT , 1 4 e, the Senior Class of l9b9, of the city of Larwill County of Whitley, and State of Indiana, being of declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby'revoking any will or wills heretofore made by Ula' Therefore, we make the following bequests: . Wxx, I sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and X QE 1, Albert Bohnstedt, will my masculine physique to Tom Mich- ael, providing he keeps it in as good of shape as I have. I, Betty Lou Bohnstedt, will my ability to attract blondes to Shirley Brunner, providing she leaves my peroxide alone. I, James Creager, will my blonde curls to Jerry Smith. I, Dwight Deeter, will my five o'clock shadow to Harlow Barney, providing he doesn't let it grow over three feet in length. I, Phyllis Eley, will my smallness to willodeane Kemery. I, Vera Fritz, will my WSwingn to Jolene Overmyer. land not the one on the school yard, either.J I, Charles W. Heintzelman, will my bothersome ways to Don Terman, providing he doesn't misuse them. I, Norene Hull, will my sense of humor to Carroll Holycross and Eloise Keirn, providing they put out a good humor page next year. I, Barbara Kistler, will my curvacious heighth to'Carol Wat- son, providing she promises to go with short boys. I, Lavon Kitson, will my ability to play basketball to For- rest Van Voorst, providing he goes on a diet first. 1 I, Lynn Klingaman, will my quietness to Bill Parrett. I, Lyle Lynch, will my soft voice to Jean Loe: KPLEASE Usszzxb g5kMargaret Marker, will my giggling ability to Annabelle er. I, Sheldon Marrs, will my ability to play the harmonica to John Frank Ellis, providing he consents to play for all fac- ultyuparties. I, Noel Medley, will my Ncharmn to Junior Cox, providing he uses it to charm eighth-graders. I, Richard Mitchell, will my shortness to John Fulk. I, Gloria Myers,,will my reserveness to Marlene Rush. We believe she needs it. . I, Lois Myers, will my flirtatious eyes to Vivian Kile, pro- viding she gains as much out of them as.I have. 1 , I, geolan'Pressler, will my ability to stay sober to Bob Rei . 4 I Marlouise Schuh, will my neat hair-do to JuneJRamsey pro' viding she takes as good of care of it as I have. I, Dick Schuman, will my ability to concentrate to Sally Marrs. I, gonnie Smith, will my love for classical music to Rosalie Wol e. i I, Gene Sauder, will my ability to attract redheads to Rex Ward, providing he leaves mine alone. I Florence Stidham, will my red hair to Nancy Hyndman, pro. viding she takes my Golden Glint with her. s I, Grace Strattan, will my ability to make people feel at ease to Sue White. 1 I, Betty Lou Waldeck, will my shyness to Reynold Juillerat. I Lola Joy Western, will my ability to get engaged to Joyce Wilkinson, providing she promises to use it to the best ade vantage. I, Robert White, will my neatness to Alvin Martz, providing he uses it. 1, Ronald Wolfe, will my love for Model Tfo to Richard Rolff, We, The Senior Class, will our co-operative spirit to the Junior Class. The Senior Class, desire to will our good f?J behavior the assembly to the Sophomores, providing they make good use of the chalk and erasers found in our desks. We, in We, The Senior Class, desire to bequeath our Senior dignity to the NFreshiesU, providing they act as dignified in the library as we have. . We, The-Senior'Class, desire to will to the school all notes pencils, books, good grades, and teachers that are found around the building, We, Lois Myers and Norene Hull, do hereby swear and affirm that to the best of our knowledge and ability, the above- mentioned bequests are made with the best interests of ,all concerned. he hereby appoint Elaine Lsarey, sponsor of the Selior Claes, to be the only and sole executrix of this, our Last Will and Testament and we do hereby revoke and annul any former testament. In Witness, whereof, we have subscribed our names and af- fixed our official seal this twentyesecond day cf April, in she year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine HundreS and Forty- 'T24 ,J f faa:J'L4Lf 2..l..iTQ.....-.......4g7....-- .J SEAL, , SIX' K f V f viff.,17'L6 -if Cf I SEAL? CLASS POEM he times run out the works all done ' 1 We've teased and laughed and had our fun. We've worried the teachers beyond repair 4 ' And hazed the Freshmen without thought or care. We've been taught to fight for what we believe We've been taught to climb, our goal to achieve. And on this ladder that leads to success ' We'll remember each failure and happiness, We are leaving the game, far better than before And adding to the 'Graduatesn 29 more. Our time well spent, we'1l ne're want to revise i For indeed, these have been the best years of our lives Grace Strattan NAS the twig is bent, so is the tree inclined.U HISTORY OF THE FOHTY-NINER'S i 'l n the year of '45 we started our long trek across the mountains and deserts to our goal, California. We had heard whispered rumors that there was gold in them 'thar hills. There were people in our party from all parts of the county when we started our Freshman year. From Richland Township there was, Harold Blanchard, Betty Bohnstedt, Martha Cramer, Dean Eberly, Phyllis Eley, Vera Fritz, Betty Gable, Charles Heintzelman, Jr., Rex King, Barbara Kistler, Melvin Kistler, Lester Mena zie, Harold Mitchell, Richard Mitchell, Mary Musselman, Lois Myers, Richard Pichard, Thelma Ray, Richard Schuman, Mary Schrader, Marlouise Schuh, Connie Smith, Robert Shook, Flos- sie Stidham, Linda Stidham, Grace Strattan, Betty Waldeck, and Gene Souder. From Troy came sixteen more people, Neva Bills, Albert Bohnstedt, Dwight Deeter, Garnet Hearn, Norene Hull, Sheldon Marrs, Lynn Klingaman, Margaret Marker,,Lavon Kitson, James Folk, Donna McCullough, Noel Medley, Gloria Myers, Phyllis Rose, Lola Western, and Robert Watson. One man from Columbia Township was James Creager. Befbre we started our long journey through high school, we held ameet- ing to elect officers to govern this Larwill caravan. As President we elected Lavon Kitsong Vice-President,.ReX.K1ngg Sec't-Treasurer, Lois M ersg and Miss Arnold, Sponsor. We were sorry to lose six of our party the first year. Richf ard Pichard, Mary Musselman, James Folk, Donna McCullough, Phyllis Rose, and Melvin Kistler moved to other schools or found work. V As Freshman, the girls won the inter-class tourney, the first Freshman girls ever to win this title in Larvrlll H1ghSchool. This ended the first year of our journey. So far the trip had been fairly easy, but now we are after a higher educa- tion as Sophomores. Three new men joined our party for the Sophomore year. Robert White came from Indianapolis, Robert Bridges from Fort Wayne and George Klingaman from Elkhart. Our group had several people interested in sports. Dwight Deeter won the Local Cross Country Run and Robert Shook was awarded the free-throw medal. Charles Heintzelman, Jr. re- presented Larwill in the Dramatic Reading Contest in Colum- bia City. Near Christmas, George Klingaman moved back to Elkhart and Robert Bridges went back to Fort Wayne. We chose Miss Pittenger as our Sponsor. In September of '47 we crossed a broad river and were engaged in Junior activities. We were down to 52 students in our class. Betty Gable, Garnet Hearn, Martha Cramer, and Linda Stldham decided to leave the caravan to marry and remain in the old home town. Thelma Ray moved to Mount Morris, Illinf oisg Flossie Stidham left for Atwood to attend schoolg Dean Eberly, Robert Watson, Harold Mitchell, and Neva Bills found work. Robert Bridges returned again from Fort Wayne and Ronald Wolfe joined us from Wolfe Lake. Harold Blanchard won'the Local Cross Country Run, the girls and boys were runners up in the inter-class tourney. The boys won. Phyllis Eley represented Larwill at the Dramatic Reading Contest. Charles Heintzelman, Jr., Albert Bohnstedt and Betty Bohnstedt learned speeches, also. On October 22, a three-act, mystery-comedy, WThe Green Mid- night,W was presented. It was directed by Miss Fowler, our Junior Sponsor. On April 26, we presented a big shin-dig for the Seniors in the gymnasium. We used as our theme, WLife On a Southern Plantation.N This ended our Junior year and we were ready for the last year of journey. At last, in the fall of V48 we were ready to cross the last of the barriers, and gold was not far off. We had left a lot of members back along the trail, but only success and riches lay before us. Rex King left us to settle on a farm: Robert White was elected to replace Rex as our Vicea-PPesi+ dent. After a few weeks of school, Harold Blanchard a d Robert Shook left us to work. Mary Schrader was married during the summer. Flossie Stidhamu decided to return from Atwood and finish school at Larwill. Near Christmas, Lyle Lynch came from Elmhurst. Lester Menzie did not have enough credits to graduate with us this year. Early in October it was decided to again publish an annual. The sales campaign took place in January, which totaled 150 subscriptions, and work on the annual was begun. Mr. Brem- mercamp of Robert's Studio took the Senior's pictures, Oct- ober 15. Group pictures and grade class pictures were taken in January. In November a magazine sale was sponsored to earn money for the trip in the spring. An all-school dance was held April 8. Thirteen members of the class rehearsed and presented the class play, WYou'll Die Laughing,U on March 31, and April l. It was a huge success. We cleared 390. on it. Marzh ll found both DCff and girls playingiiithe inter-class tourney. For the first time in years the second team de- feated the first team, but by a very close score. Dwight Deeter, Sheldon Marrs, Gene Souder, and Lavon Kitson were presented with gold honor sweaters, each having four blue stripes, indicating the number of years played on the'varsity eam. The Junior-Senior Reception was given April SO. The gym- nasiu was transformed into a Dutch scene to comply with the theme, Uwindmills of Holland.n Class Night was on Friday, May 6, in the assembly. The theme was the California Gold Rush. Every member of the class was a forty-niner--Eighteen Forty-Niner, that is. The last week of school, May 7-ll was spent Ver! enjoyably seeing the sights and scenery in Ohio Pennsy vauia, NOW York, Ontario, and Michigan. Niagara falls, going through the customs, coming back through Canada and visiting the Ford plant and Greenfield Village near Setroit were high- lights of the trip. , ' Senior Sunday Service was held Sunday afternoon, May 1. The graduating class had charge of the services. Six class mem- bers spoke, the mixed chorus sang two numbers,an6 the boys chorus two numaars.- Graduation was Thursday night, May 12. Lyle Tucker, President of International Business Uollege waS the speaker. Mr. Yoder presented, the diplomas? The band and an ensemble furnished music, Seniors the opening and closing prayers, Vera Fritz CLASS FLOWER . 4 , the class of 'Q9, have chosen the Red Carnation 4 as our flower. The carnation is a sturdy plant and the red color stands for bravery. Like the carnation, we have developed into sturdy young people. We have under gone changes and have learned to be good citizens of our country and community. We will be the uture leaders of our country and shall keep striving toward greater things. We will not be content with things as they are but will try to accomplish better things for the future. As the carnation grew in strength, we have grown in knowl- edge. Our education' will help us live in the world with a better understanding. A I Lola Joy Western VALWDICTOHY arents, teachers, and friends, we the forty-niners of Larwill High, are travelers on the high road of learning and tonight we pause at a sharp bend in the way. Until now we have shared the comfort and com- panionship of a closely knit group. From this point on, there are as many small paths as there are individuals. We are turning our backs on the planned life of the class- rooms at Larwill. From here forward, we make our own decisions, our coming and going untimed by the bell, our only discipline, our conscience. Childhood and early youth are in the past. They appear formless and disorganized as they fade into -the distance. We have shed them like used, outgrown garments, keenly aware that now more will be expected and less forgiven us. eThose shortcomings and lapses, overlooked in the very young, have no place in the adult world. Our approaches to life's demands must be geared to the swift era in which we are living and the first step in this ad- justment is to make certain that our thinking is clear. In an age when man will travel faster than the speed of sound, there is no place for slow mental reactions. It would be a disadvantage for. us to consider ourselves Ueducatedu simply because we have completed one small phase of the endless process of learning. Everyone should strive to keep aglow the flame of Ndiscontentu which inspires and beckons you to go forward. with but one life to live, one set of energies to use, it is the duty of each graduate to thoughtfully consider by what definite means he can best further and contribute to humanity, Our lives should not be considered as level roads, but as roads reaching upward toward our goals in life. We should be determined to live our lives each day as we would climb a steep mountain, slowly but steadily giving an occasional glance toward the top to keep the goal in view. We should take time out for amusement when we may and lend a hand when necessary to a fellow climber who finds the going too rough. May we travel che rfully, confident that the peak, when reached, will be a worthy climax to the long steep Journey we will have completed, fe realize we could not have completed even the first lap of our journey without the understanding and encouragment of our thoughtful parents and patient teachers. I am sure that all of us wish to express our thanks to each and everyone of you for being our guests tonight and for making possible this educational stepping-stone to our future careers. Marlouise Schuh , PRESENTATION OF SCEPTRE ll Senior Class of 1949, present you with this Sceptre, which represents good sportsmanship, - friendship, and.high ideals. We have gained good sportsnwnship through the school years with the generous help of our teachers and parents. We have made nany new friends by participating in athletics and school games, We have learned co-operation and.team play well under our instructors. Our morale of living has been raised by the examples put before us by our teachers. We have had assembly programs and outside speakers to give us ideas of the life we still have to live. A We, the Senior Class, sincerely hope that you will be able to live up to the Sceptre as we have tried to do. Lavon Roger Kitson ACCEPTANCE OF SCEPTRE ' n the name of the Junior Class I accept the Sceptre with deep appreciation and the hope of great success as you have had.- We will guard and treasure it as you and the previous classes have. We wish to con- gradulate you for the fine work you have done in the past years. You have set good exam les of sportsmanship as shown in your participation in basketball, softball and track. You have shown us others the spirit of couoperation, as shown here by this program tonight, You have sponsared school dances and given assembly programs. You have shown yourselves leaders of this school. You have done your best to set high standards and ideals for the rest of us to live up to. You ray he znre, we will try our best to live up to the high siandagds you have set. We wish to thank you for tie Sceptre and wish you a success in your future years. again re thank you muzf sincerely. W Rex Ward 'SZ' J 1 r E 'S YU SN U Q R Q x I s A 1 Q v I o s... I 1 I IX, 3 f, hx ' - ,..u I . af' p . ., ff! 0 -Q in-'s Q F' ,.f'a. 6 '- If 0 '4 ' , A7 -,,!. A Y, 'I ' XR I' ' kg .Q V' 4 4 If I X-'J ge I -' :XV I 5 , 4. I ,J ,... -'- 1 ' .,-ag. 1- -- L, 'U f I 321 . 5. . - , Qs ,g ,, , . - , - s' .- W- - .- A , .. ' 0 ' , .,-Ui . ' -' . H ,ye-3. t I I V .ii-. . -.Og ,. L I V .1 Hn... - Zqagiggir- gr.. ' ' '. ' , . ' '.-'-lf' ' Q. 4s-2'7 . , A. - ' ,.,q.37'-' ' ...e. .' -. q , 9, .- - nga 11 ,....ggfgf!... . A A :lu , ,q .. . . auf- . ,.. .. Nw . : 1' , .1g..-m,-- '50, I .H-.,:, ltnmlni' . ' ,ff emaeuovau xii! it NX. L I ., , . 'i..--.25-:T-32 ' . .. 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' - .- 155:-5 ..., ,,, Us r- ' A .- ,snlw ' , .. , ...n-. e lo a pa 1 I A1 W ' l Paul Jolene Rex Marilyn Richard n Creager lOvermyer y Ward Miller 1 Barnes a 1 a l Marilee Jann li caro1yn Alvin Carol l Miller Fulk y1,H8TP1S Martz l Gaff I I 1 I 6 A 1 -My L o a 1 y,,,,-,,,,-...,,S-..- 1? Joyce Harlow Forrest Isabel l Stanley l Marjory Wilkinson Barney Voorsti Werstler Duggins tl Barney f 6 HN .v W- Y Y 1 -N, 3 T, kg ,,,,,,,, ,.f,.,,, ,. ,,.- A.- .... ......1.........-. - ' A- ---- i I 1 . L XlJames l Vivian y Robert ' Shirley il Jerry : Ruckmam 3 Kile 5 P36453 - Brunner y Smitty- 7 n , , . v Q 1 N . , ' . . , I ' lwl L 3 f 2 f l - Q fwilodene 3 parroll Sue Ann Eloise Louise E y Kemery 1 Holycrossl White Keirn y Buntainof ' - . - I 1 - 5 2 9 G 3 3 , 5 7 535. ,A ' U45 6- ,Q 9 N X 4 Q o if .W ati? if' rg, , ,, f f ,-, A' V: Hg . X 1 JUNIOR HISTORY he Freshman Class was started, August, 1946, with forty-three members. Those coming from Troy were Susan Wolfe, Isabel Werstler, Phil Groves, Bill Kessie, Paul Bills, Alvin Martz and Forrest Van 2-- Voorst. Those coming from Larwill, Richland Town- ship were Richard Barnes, Harlow Barney, Marjory Barney Kenneth Boggs, Shirley W. Brunner, Louise Buntain, Cloyee Burnsworth, Harold Cramer, Stanley Duggins, Nancy Evans, Carol Gaff, La Dial Hawn, Carroll Holycross, Eloise Keirn, Willadene Kemery, Vivian Kile, Robert Landis,Beverly Henzie, Marilee Miller, Marilyn Hiller, Jolene Overmyer, Mary Lou Pickard, Robert Reid, Treva Rubrake, James Ruckman, Charles Simon, Jerry Smith, Rex Ward, Dwight Widman, and Joyce Wil- kinson. Three brand-new members added to the class were Mary Jen- nings, and Paul Creager from Columbia Township, and Sue Ann White from Indianapolis. During the year two members withdrew and one joined the class. Kenneth Boggs and Mary Lou Pickard moved away, and James Ferraro came to us from South Bend. The class party was held at the Co munity Building on Sep- tember 27, 1946. The second party was held on March 21, 1947. Mr. Holycross was chosen class sponsor at the second class meeting. Those taking part in Band were Joyce Wilkinson, Beverly Men- zie, Nancy Evans, and Rex Ward. Beverly went to the Fort Wayne Band Contest representing Leriill. The class officers for the next four years were chosen: Rex Ward, Presidentg Mary.Jennings,V1ce Presidentg Isabel Worst- ler, Secretary, Louise Buntain, Reporter: and Treva Rubrake, Historian. The Sophomore year started with thirty-nine members. Caro- lyn Harris came to us from Bluffton, Martha Baxter from Watseka, Illinois, and John Fulk from South Whitley. During the year, Martha Baxter moved to South Whitley, Cloyce Burnsworth quit in October, James Ferraro went to South Bend and B111 Kessiqy Jr. quit school to work, thus leaving thirty-seven memZers. hiss Jean S. Plummer was chosen class sponsor for 1947 and 948. - The first class party was held in Columbia City at the Shel- ter House, October 31, 1947. The second party was held on Merch 19, 1948, at the home of Susan Wolfe. Those representing the class in the oratorical contest were Louise Buntain, Eloise Keirn, and Jolene Overmyer. Eloise Keirn won for the class and placed second in the local son- t68te Several members, Phil Groves, Harold Cramer, Treva Rubrake, The school year of 1948-1949 has seen a marked decrease in the membership of the Junior class. A class that started with forty-three members as Freshmen, lost three during the Sophomore year. Thus far in our Junior year, we have seen eight of our classmates leave our ranks. During the previous sum er the ring of wedding bells lured Beverly Maazie, Mary Jennings, and Ina Wilson from our num- ber. Within the year, Susan Wolfe has joined them in this venture. Eloise Keirn, La Dial Hawn, on the years' to endure the seek for life Our young and Run this year Charles Simon, and Dwight Widnmn, started out sea adventure, but feeling themselves unable trials and storms with us, left our company to and its riches elsewhere. ambitious participants in the Cross Country were Harlow Barney and Paul Creager. Louise Buntain and Jolene Overmyer represented our class in the local dramatid reading contest held Thurs- day, March 24, 1949, in front of the assembly. Louise Bun- tain was chosen to represent the school in the county con- test at Columbia City, and won sixth place. The class, as a whole, were very ambitious in the Junior year. At the first class meeting, Miss Norma Fowler was chosen as class sponsor. On October 28-29 the Juniors gave their class play, called Just Ducky. The characters were: Eloise Keirn, M s. Maxwellg Jerry Smith, Mr. Maxwellg Carroll Holycross, Betty Lou Maxwellg Marjory Barney, Connie Maxwellg Louise Buntain, Bernadine Smithg John Fulk, Wilbur Maxwellg Shirley Brunner, Aunt Maryg Rex Ward, Hercules Nel- song Robert Reid, Craig Mboreg Jimmy Stanley Duggins, Mr. Marshall. Eloise Vice President of the class to fill the Jennings. At their flower, colors, Maroon and whiteg the motto, begun.' There was no class party the Ruckman, Mr. Mooreg Keira was elected vacancy left by Mary the class selected flower, Tulipg the uNot finished, just first semester, be- a recent class meeting, colors, and motto. The cause the playcast went to see another play at Avllla. The Junior girls, defending champions, were again winners of the girls inter-class tourney. The Senior girls were runs ners-up. The Juniors, at the end of this year, are working for a bigger and better reception. 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X T S I Q ' C w DeLois Richard Sarah Janet Lee Sally + Cunninghamg Reiff M Reece Smith Marrs M Lowell Anna Marie Carl Nancy Paul f Stidham M Deeter Kessie Hyndman Schuman ' x CWS S 'S Bonnie Jo Max Norma Warren Caroline F Tom Bohnstedt Myers M Watters Cox Jr. Rubrake Terman L. at ' -aa i M . 5 I lJohn Frank Patricia Bill Charlotte Tom Ellis Kile Graham Walker Michael 3 5 v-'M-- 'i 'N 1 s I I L 4 Arlene Q Gale tE1izabeth aoail Rosalie j Ayan voorsp North M Gale M Helfrichl Wolfe r Q ' I I Q ' 1 z ' ' F X 'K 2,1 A L 1.1 Y 4 is M 3,41 . 4 ' fl: N if SOPHOMORE HISTORY he Freshman year we had a total enrollment of thirty-two. Twenty-three entered high school from Larwill. 'They were: Madge Beasley, 'Bonnie Jo l Bohnstedt, Junior Cox, Delois Cunningham, John Frank ' Ellis, Elizabeth Gale, Gail'Helfrich, Nancy Hgndmang Jean Loe, Tom Michael, Max Myers Gale North, Jerry Ott, Sarah Jane Reece, Richard Reiff, Caroline Rubrahe, Paul Schuman, Lucille Simon, Lee Smith, and Charlotte Walker, Nine came to 'Larwill from' Troy Center. 'They were Anna Marie 'Deeter, Anthony Hill, Patricia Kileg Sally Marrsg Tom Terman, Arlene Van Voorst, Norma Watters, Carl Kessie, and Sylvia Watson. Rosalie Wolfe 'entered Larwill from Wolf Lake, Bill Graham, from' Dayton, Ohio. and Lowell Stidham returned from Thorncreek. - During the year Jerry Ott left us. The first class party was a weiner roast at the school house on October lO.' The second was a weiner roast at the school house, also, on April 1. Miss Betty Shultz was the Freshman Class sponsor. In our Sophomore year we had total enrollment of thirty-one. During the year Anthony Hill quit to work. Lucille Simon left us for Columbia City School. Madge Beasley quit to work. Sylvia Watson withdrew. This left us twenty-seven. The first class party was held on October 15 at the Columbia City Park. The second class party was April 15 at the home of Nancy Hyndman. The sophomores were represented in the oratorical contest by Junior Cox. Mrs, Don Beard was class sponsor. The class officers are: Max Myers, Presidentg Bonnie Bohnstedt, Vice Presidentg Norma Watters, Secretary and Treasurerg Nancy Hyndman, Reporter and Historian. 's , Q. 'EE-'35i1 Er, . ' -. -- , 0-'I ', . -H115 s- J--v' ::'un:!-- A ,, I I X -.1 '- -1 , iv X .A X15 V 4' 1 ' z L Q 1 3658533 I F A J, - izg-........ 5 'fy - '- 73: I , . -V U vu- 1 If v X ' xx x ,! I 1 I X f ,I .X igggzlui x B .: 2' W-:AN X . ,.-1 MW-Jffx , . . ix , , J, ,fj I l Q ,pb I I X ' 40 'f .- if' I II Q5 x A -f 'Q Xifi..-4 -'.. 3 0 'A I Ffw- XJ, N ,f Q 1 ' N-. M X v ' I l - V. 5- iw, . ' I ul! .f, ' ' X s. X XX 7 'N A! 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Y ..,A ,W..-.. , , , , Lois Russell Carol y Beverly Junior Helen Mitchell Medley Coyle Anderson Long Herndon I , ...l.,..,.- ,,.,-.,-.,.-, . ?l,,.l,,..,,,,.Hh,,.. ,., ,D ,.-- e- M , ,N June Billy iGeraldine 1 Betty Reynold Annabelle Wilson Parrett , Gaff P Banning Juilleraty Baker I N 'K . Q ' .l.......-........L.............-...Q-.- - I XL. K KS 2' WW? -M ' me ci z ff JH X 1 gi Xxzxxww x , A X .x. 1 .E QS- Qzi. 5 Q 1 gp-v L il' E k n K i xYh,.'i l un bcvx ff can-16 341 an' w in V fs . -A.,,,QA x D Qs T 1 w NW W s-, tv N 1 F gs ' x 2 ,M ' W9 ., ki, X ' N 4 !l, L, X ,kffi i - 5. f Wktg Q FRESHHAN HISTORY he Freshman class be an the year with thirty-six members. Thirteen 0? these came from Troy Grade School. They are Don Terman, Helen Gregory, Carol Watson, Mary Lemon, Carol Coyle, Arlene Klingaman, ' Beverly Anderson, Betty Banning, Marjorie Bills, Joseph Medley, Russel Medley, Jim Juillerat, and Irene Mar- tin, 'Those who came from Larwill Grade School are Lois Mit- chell, Shirley Phend, Geraldine Gaff, Susie Trump, Larry Wilkinson, Bill Parrott, Reynold Juillerat, Phillip Conley, Norma Clark, Patricia Brandenburg, Roger Stamp, Annabelle Baker, Colleen Bohnstedt, Doris Barney, Yvonne Gvermyer, Wendell Buntain, Marlene Rush, Jr. Long, La Dean Brunner, June Zilson, Roger Schuman, and Jean Simon. June Ramsey joined us.from New Haven, The first semester, Jean Simon left Larwill to go to Colum- bia City. Marjorie Bills received injury in an accident and spent only two months in school. The second semester Helen Herndon joined us from Chicago and later moved to Fortlhnne. Roger Stamp left us to go to Churubusco. June Ramsey and Annabelle Baker were elected yell leaders for IQLB-L9. The first semester party was a Halloween party held in a vacant auilding in Larwill on October 5, l9L8. The second semester party was held April 22, 1959 at the school buildings The class was represented in sports by Roger Schuman, soft- ball, tasketball, trackg Larry wilkinson, softball, basket- ball, tracxg Russel Hedley, basketball and track, and Joseph Medley, basketball. Red and white were chosen class colors and JOut of School Life, Into Life's Schooln was chosen as our motto. Two plays HGreener Grassn and HThe Silver Braceletn were given by the class as assembly programs. June Ramsey represented our class in the dramatic reading contest. The class sponsor was hr. Holycross and class officers are: Helen Gregory--President, hendell Buntain--Vice President, June Ramsey--Secretary, Phillip Conley--Reporter, and Shir- ley lhend--Historian. Shir1eylPhend MI-' . ,. , , ' I Wg . '22, -5 , 1 A-4 as - ,X A ' ': - Q- .. X . A .-.-. .: .:L:. A -.,. I , I I A I ' ... 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' ANITU AL STA FF Back row: Marlouise Schuh, Vera Lois Fritz, sitting: Dwight Deeter, Flossie Stidham, Bob White. Norene Miss Esarey, Betty Bohnstedt, Albert Bohn tedt, Barbara Klstler, Connie Smiti, Lois Myers. Q Standing! Sitting: HOME RUN STAFF Lois Myers, Vera Fritz, Patty Bog5s,Q Hal Trump, Phil Conley, Nancy Hyndman, Marjorie Barney, Louise Buntain, Susie Trump, Charles Heintzelman, Dorothy Stevensf Miss Esarey, Albert Bohnstedt, Connie Smith, Betty Lou Bohnstedt, Norene Hull, Leolan Pressler, Dwight Deeter, Lavon Kitson. 1-1 ' ' 'MIXED CHORUS Front Row---Carol Vatson, Vivian Kile, Vary Lou Lemon, Elizabeth Gale, Arlene Van Voorst, Margaret Marker, Delois Cunningham, Anna Earle Deeter, Suzanne Trump, Helen Gregory, La Lean. Brunner, Shirley Phend, Bonnie Bohnstedt, Connie Smith, Doris Barney, Betty Bohnstedt, Sarah Jane Reese, Nancy Hyndman, Carol Jane Coyle, Rosalie Yolfe, Marlene Rush, June Ramsey, Charlotte Yalker. Middle Row---Annabelle Baker, Betty Banning, Patty Branden- burg, Coleen Bohnstedt, Louise Buntain, Grace Strattan, Irene Martin, Reynold Juillerat, Joe Medley, Vendell Buntain, Tom Michael, Forrest Van Voorst, Phillip Conley, Larry Wildnson, Florence Stidham, Madge Beasly, Lois Vltchell, Norma Watters, Beverly Anderson, Sally Marrs, Pat Kile, Norma Clark, Joyce Wilkinson. Back Row---Junior Heintzelman, B111 Graham, Junior Cox, Jerry Smith, John Frank Ellis, Albert Bohnstedt, Lee Smi 0 ..... -.1l...-.......-........- ... .. - ... .. V ... ... GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA --...-..u--....- ....... - ......-........ ---f ,..-.QW - - Y.- - a...-f ...u ...,,-.. . ...... .. .-. .. ....,..--..-......... BAND Standing---Irene Martin, Mrs. Rowena Beard, Charles Hein- tzelman Jr., Grace Strattan, Reynold Juillerat. Seated Left to Right--Q-Patty Stephens, Frances Fox Ilene Leutz, Norman Reiff, Lavonne Millar, Dorothy Stephens. Carol Watson, Florence Stidham, Helen Gregor , Patty Menzie, Norma Clark, Suzanne Trump, Joyce Wiikinson, John Frank Ellis, Carolyn Boggs. , 4 0 1 THE FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS THE SUNSHINE SOCIETYA Sgpnsors--Margaret Matthews 'Ehui Tvlonzelle Thomson Officersmnfres. Connie Smith V:TE'6 'i5i7ifs Q'-'Marilyn Miller Treasurer-Betty Waldeck Rec. SsoQuE1izabeth Gale .Corres. Sec.-Marjory Barney Homer nPopW Connie Mhthias Juillorit Smith W n. g,.g.i's,1gE'rB11.rLI, QUEHIQ, CANDIDATE-s, f -r Carl Noble Jess Garland Warx Art Krieder Mathias Glen Johnso Herb Stamps Bert Menzie Ted Smith s 1 I felon Bonnie Marjory gregory Bohnstedt Barney K - BASKETBALL QUEEN E. , Betty waldeck f K I s p BOOSTER CLUB President--Charles Heintzelman, Jr. Vice President--Anna Deeter Treasurer--Louise Buntain Reporter--Suzanne Trump 4 B C4 ,, ,f ., Era Q. i X , :if ss: .J-3 FUHPOSE OF THE FTA he FTA movement grew from the Horace Mann Centen- I 5 nial. The first high school club was organized in S'-' It works in both high schools and colleges. The high school groups are prevocational and college preparatory and are known as FTA clubs. College groups are definitely professional and are known as Chacters. The main purpose of the high school clubs is to induct the spirit of the teaching profession into the student before actually preparing for it. In this way the prospective teacher will be impressed with the dignity and importance of his future work and is given the vision of his responsibil- ities and privileges. Membership in these junior groups, therefore, will help in the attainment of these desired ends. There are many projects which an FTA Club may undertake. A few of them are: substitute teaching, Sunday School teach- ing, programs, beautifying campus, observing .mimerican Education week, and making a study of public schools and their needs. Louise Buntain CTORUS he High School Chorus has fifty-six members this I I year. There is a mixed chorus and a girls' uchoruq, In November the chorus sang for Visitation Day. They appeared at South lhitley on March fourth in the County Music Festival. On February 17 the chorus presented the operetta, nPolished Peboles.H This was given to benefit the hot lunch jprognam. The entire chorus sang at the Senior Sunday Services on May l. Those receiving letter this year are: Margaret luafker, Connie Smith, Betty Lou Bohnstedt, Grace Strattan, gflgssio Stidham, Charles Heintzelmang-Jr., and Albert Bohnsibdt, 4 SUNSHINE SOCIETY the officers for the yezr 1948-49 were Connie Ann . . Smith, Fresidentg l':'ril5fn Hiller, Vice Prcsideint Betty Lou Waldeck, Treasurerg Margie Berney,oorres- pending Secretaryg and Elizabeth Gale, Recording Secretary. The sponsors are Miss Margaret Mathews and Miss Konzelle Thomson. The Sunshine girls and Hi4Y boys opened the year with the annual Cake 'alk. We raised money to send to the Riley Hospital byelecting a Basketball Queen. The queen was Betty Vialdeck and her attendants were Margie Barney, Bonnie Bohustedt and Helen Gregory. It was the first year this idea vas usedand it was very successful. The Sunshine and Hi4Y sponsored a Valentines' Dance. An orchestra came from Columbia City to play for us. The SSS Banouet for Mother, Daughters and Ideal Ladies vwas a feature of the Spring season. I ' The Sunshine Society sends two of their officers to camp each summer. HI-Y HIS TCRY he Hi4Y began this year with a tota1 of trenty- eight members. Ten new members ters accepted at the in tiation services. The Hi4Y officers for this year werez. Richard Mitchell, Presidentg Lester Kenzie, Vice-presidentg Jerry Smith, Secretarywtreasurerg Pon Micheal, Chapling Max Myers, Reporterg and Dwight Deeter, Sergeant-at-arms. During the year the Hi4Y took part in the Sunshine Cake Valk and also sponsored one of their own after the Coesse basket- ' bal l game . The Hi-Y helped sponsor the Valentines' Dance February 19. 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IQ ':, vunm K' xv A y BAND. T . ,......---1 ' here are seven seventh-graders, four eighth-jraders, six freshmen, one sonhomorep one junior, and two seniors in our School Hand, making a total enroll- lment of nineteen. lost of thesep students more be- ' ginners last year. About the middle of the .basketball season, lrs. Beard, our director, decided that -the band had improved enough since TE cr fb D' CD 13 I-' O' SD CD 145- 2 0 !-4 3115- -!'- U fg 5.1. C? J. GQ H: C .G O, H- HJ FY! Ui' yi' If 1:3 xf fb L1 kg: 0 m. S Cl' O Pd. ' H SD 1 b ,Hs ' 10 an . U' m I , m, PT CD d' U' LD I-' f-' CQ SD C, 13 CD UI -4 U1 O On larch , we had several representativesi in the County Musical tival, held at the Youth Whitley Gymnasium. J CD ns The band will furnish thei1Processional and Wecessional for the Seniors at the Graduationr exerfises on lay 12. ,They will play nAngelusH, a choral, at Graduation. - ' y ANNUALr , V ' oward the middle of the school year the Genior Class I decided to publish an annual. It is dun out for the , plpurpose of offering to the general public a school . yearbook containing an individual picture of every -.. child in school, plus group pictures of all organi- zations and their historiesq ' ' ' el i There are twelve members on the Annual Staff. They agree to devote u'1 w?'ibe time that will be needed tc making and completing tue HRUQQH , . ' it If each member successfully completes his Work at the end of the school year they-will be presented with a bronze key bearing the words Annual Staffi ' HOKE WUN weekly,i for the purpose of informing the students and community of, the activities of .our school: There are 20 students' and one advisor, Kiss qsarey, on the Home Qun Staff. The awards for the Home Yun are a bronze medal with the word Nstaffu, a printing press and the blue letter ULU. i .' Cilgijb ur school paper, the Home Run, is' published bi- ff Ri IN? :,,,,, -1 f+.4...u-f----- A YA frf- iff gli-5-F ,-.-........v--....,-,,, , 'Qi AJ ' I L., 1 H nw x- L 1 f SS ' 1 . f J X X 7 1 ff ' 4 l 'ff .fr --r, 1 ' ' . r 1 -.-..-J4,--i Y In Auwln ' QXWHLETQQS SOFTBALL Back Row-L.to R.---Rex Ward, . Harlow Barney, Reynold Juillerat, Tom Michael, Gale North, Gail Helfrich, Dick Barnes, Larry Wilkinson. Front Row-L. to R.---Dwight Deeter Bud Menzie, Max Myers, Junior cox, Sheldon Man-5, B111 Graham, John Fulk. VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row-L. to R.---Brenton Graham, Harlow Barney, Sheldon f Marrs, Lavon Kitson, Max Myers, Rex Ward. Front Row-L. to R.---Junior Cox, Dwight Deeter, Gene Souder. f S 4 - -1 li-if W -.l-1' .164 Jluuyin ' , ' A I .,-. n. 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R X - fs, , , .Q 3 5 E+ J M px I' ' D ' Qff' 3 ' -5 Q , nl Q r. 1 :IN A.: .Y , ..f' ' igejt? ' i C ' ,.. ' ' . ' X- T f X 5 xxx i ff y X , P 1 ,qm- ' K fsli . , , 44 Qs 1 J . A K . . 1 6 second. the Cro CROSS CGUNTRY he Local Cross Country Run which was held in Novem- ber had more participants than in past years. Lynn Klingaman finished -first, Faul Creager second and Gene Souder third. Larwill also had six entries in the County nun in which Lynn 'Klingaman finished Larwill lacked only a very small margin of winning s Country Trophy, i SECOND TEAM he second team didn't have very many wins this sea- son but they did gain much experience. The team consisted of a great percentage of Freshman who are expected to come back very strong next year. VARSITY BASKETBALL he Varsity basketball team won 5 out of 16 sched- uled games. The 'Varsity souad consisted of A Seniors, 2 Juniors, and A Sophomores. They went to the Semi-Finals in the County Tourney, and were defeated by South Whitley. At the Warsaw Sectional they were defeated by Beaver Dam, 53-h7. The Free Thpgw Medal was won by Sheldon Marrs.- The boys that received awards were: Sheldon Narrs, Gene Souder, ers for Robert Lavon Kitson and Dwight Deeter received Honor sweat- their Major letter.' Minor letters were given to White, Harlow Barney, Rex Ward, John Fulk, Warren Cos, Max Myers, Tom Michael, Gale North, Bill Graham, Gail Helfrich, Larry Wilkinson, Reynold Juillerat, RusseU.Med1ey, Joe Medley and Roger Schuman, ...--11- for new BOOSTER CLUB he organization of a Booster Club for the .suppott of the basketball team was found to be 'desirable this year. There were Students from the Jr.-high school in the club. During the year Penny Dances were sponsored after the ball games to earn money records. T , ' . if f x jf, .-y -- , A K , ,va N 1, 3 Nxgps Lf - X ,, 6 J fx w u X fm, p X i ,Q A' f :iff , .k.,- 4:-.:ii:.-i 17, f' N r 'K ' 5 U WV 7 h ..... .1... ,.,. Mg, .1:f:l:g.:f.VQ,.EEf,r:5-1, :Lf:+-'fifzgngz-if . 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Earl Norris Pearl Rindfusz Morgan Adarine Chapman Betzner Roscoe Radcliff Madge Lancaster Jellison Ray Coppage - Willie Lancaster Josie Ream Hollis Olive Ream Harper Alice Lower Shoemaker Jennie Rathburn Bennett Shella Rindfusz Elsie Eastom Allmendinger Laura Helfrick Snodgrass Mabel Russell Gerhart Ralph Rindfusz Everett Webster Aileen Markward Crabill Celesta Buntain Lower Jessie Tinkham Western Clyde Noble Kittie Bayman Stafford Myrtle Heaton Cook Hazel Thompson Miller Carl King Ella Butler Jessie Flickinger Taylor Lanta Prugh Hartman Mable Jellison Ulery Rose Steel Nye Ethel Young McNeal Grover Long Monzelle Thompson Mildred Elliott Dietrich Earl Norris Ida Lancaster Teigan Ida Lancaster Teigas 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 Alice Watson Schuman Grace Butler Josie Butler Kelly Lester Dill Orpha Pritchard Gallotin Homer Fetro Paul Smith Russell Hartman Hazel Schuh Norris Clara Sustain Webb Lena Brubaxer Hodson Berniece Bowerman Powell William Smith Bonnell Elliott Theron Barker Thurlow Schuh Grace Marrs Noble Addie Marchand Oesting Jessie Bayman Kyler Elsie Marchand Kunkle Lydia Schuman Binkley Marie James Brown Eva Terman Chapman Ruth Smith Brown Keith Anderson Florence Leedy Hill Berniece Baker Van Voorst Neil Smith Kathryne Whiteleather Carey Mildred Harshman Wilkinson Joe Wilkinson Ralph watson ' Virgil Anderson Alva Hedington Edythe Whiteleather Menzie Ellis Dowell Clela Anderson Mosher Georgia James Hulse Fern Kyler Sroufe Lee Evans , William Wilkinsond Ruth Menzie Barney ' Helene Lancaster Kerr Cleo Barnes Sauder Ruth Pritchard Dunn Viola Hartman Loe Orpha Long Clyde Long Jacob Marrs Fay Gingher Hazel Bayman Siebold Lee Brubaker Mabel Prugh Hartman Rosie Pritchard Osborn Mary Sauder Hartman Russell Lanxwster Cora Loe Mathias Maude Klingaman Ulrich Ralph Helfrich Floyd Goodrich Ralph Johnson Levi Barney Millard Dowell ' Inez Marxa Younce Lucy Marchand Edgar Anna Lore Reeves Cora Smith Scott Walter Firestone Helen James Klingerman Dortha Watson Crist Florence Watson Holycross Bertha Buntain - Ada Butler Loe Lula Nelson Kilmer Forrest Kistler Lester Souder Blanche Harshman Hathaway Ruth Brubaker Walgamuth Carl Butler Theo Allen Frank Marrs Naomi Flickinger Hoover John Bowers De Maris Terman Metzger Bertha Boggs Bollinger Thelma Thompson Schuh Talmage Leody May Hamby Palmer Corinne Gingher Stuart Dewey Souder Irene Butler Lansdowne Ruth Barney Eastburne Lucy Barney Growcock ' L60,CHAHlLQh3m Dale Van Voorst Julie Dowell Souder 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 Jacob Sappington Wheeler Rager Gladys Hathaway Keck James Reid Albert Van Voorst Lola Lemon DeCoy Marchand Carl Pritchard Irene Noble Eve Edith Beuscha Trumbull Retha Jones Kile Paul Rager Anna Barnes James Harold Salmon Gayle Whisman Helen White Flossie Kistler Moore Gilford Bowers Coral Barney Miller Arthur Berry Sidney Gebert Harry Harris Miriam Leech Keisler Corinne Eve Biggs wayne Eilkinson Ralph Shoemaker Juanita Reece Harris Constance Eilliams Buckles Dale Halderman Margery Rindfusz Hill Robert Lancaster Lucille Fox Thompson Walter Harris Helen Kaufman Marchand Eugene Dietrich Eudolph Huiycross Metta Prescott Willie R051 Helen Shoemaker Noble Ruby 'etzel Leedy Mildred Harris Korkon Agnes Harris Bechtold Evelyn Bower Engle Philip rnite Royal Fox Eldon Roby 2 Spurgeon Egolf Hilda Noble Shoemaker Carl Schroeder Ardith Ream Adderholt Hiram Hazen Adda Sroufe Cecil Kistler John Long Emma Kistler Anderson Carl Gebert Lee Eve ' Henry Gross Mary Keel Sweeney Ruby Noble Briggs Erma Williamson Beard Cecile Norris White Guy Kiester Arthur Mohn Margaret Dietrich Sappington Rex Dutter Fred Moore Lottie Rindfusz Wallace Wilbur Wallace Dean Jagger Henrietta Williamson Rager Roscoe Kile Raymond Kile Ailene Smith Dickman Homer Helfrich Harold Lower Hazel Kistler Tharp Opal Hathaway Burk Edwin Pugh Ida Kistler Edwards Lucille Schuman Conner Donald Gingher Theodore IcCrea Dewald Rush Carl Schrader Hester Statford Gibson Villard Tilkinson eVelma Whittenberger Forster Florence Van Voorst Ringle Miriam Groves Glassett Russell Sunioeder Homer Mathias Garland Ward Ida Holycross Wilkinson Ralph Kenner Louise Steel McCrea l925 l927 1928 E29 '193o 1931 1932 Amer Ynoniz Clen Webster Floyd Klstler William Hathaway Therman Martin Dora Belle Barnes Marta Susie Brosman Waugh Lewis Blanchard Velma Reece Kemp Elsia watson Aker Kathryn Johnson Van Zyle Carl Evans , Mary Jane Barnes Gunnerson Irene Barney Fredricks Elsia DeVaux Boggs Gladys Egolf Reeg Eugene Lancaster Chloe Lemon Russell Terman Fred Fox Helen Ylingaman Johnston Sheldon Wallace ' Ralph Holycross Louis La Rue Ronald Kenner Thurel Evans ' Loella Pressler Fossinger Vivian Farris Keirn Eloise Smith Smith Velma H artman Ward Gertrude Kistler Abbott Walter Schuman Lawrence Friend Dale Webster Farold Schuman Berneda Beard Crowell Omer Stafford Harlan White Fae Hawn Stafford Jesse Mathias Glen Illliamson Robert Elliott Eileen Goodrich Hill Carol Bonar Gilbert Terman Lester Julian Arlo Beard Carl Ponebrake . Willodeah Yan Voorst Smith Alberta Dietrich Blair Irene Schultz Marlowe Marcus Copeland David febster Leo Souder Francis Linvill Workman Walter Ward o Marshall Shoemaker Harry Rollins Juanita King Beard Marcus White Madge Bonebrake Waugh Cletus Tannehill Frances Bennett Holyoross Lucile Brown Bohnstedt Walter Brunner Marcella Hyndman Ross Lurabelle Schrader Shoemaker Anna Tannehill Terman 1 Elsia Souers Sattison Lucille Cornelius Frank Dorothy Williamson Thomas Reece , Garland Helfrich Richard Webster Mildred Keirn Bolinger Louise Cornelius White Phyllis Trachsel Ward Kathleen Kelly Resler Ralph Gradeless Eva Mohn Metzger Ray Hathaway Loyal Vardp Ivan Whittenberger Lewis Elliott Madeline Thompson Sheets Josephine Wright Kenner Mildred Hartman Shoemaker John Fox . Monroe Kitson Margaret Cornelius Symons Glen Shoemaker Harold Kenner Olive Thompson Havens Furlo Beard Mary Resler Shiver Doris Hindbaugh Velma xeirn Walker Florence Tracker! Metzger 1940 l94l 1942 7943 Dean Norris Jack Estlick Lorraine Groves Tebay Marjory Hurd Krider Marilynne Menzie Ramp Glenna Hoover Martha Marrs Engle Phyllis Phend Mitchell Herman Steursel Jack Adams . Lloyd Martz Hazel Barney Trump Dale Roby Vernell Binkley Zuberick June Killer Adams Paul Fields Forrest Gaff Leland Bair Paul Western Jay Millard Luther Colvin Marilee Austin Betty Landis Hodges Mildred Williamson Desper Edna Mettler Colvin Glen Reid Eugene Vande rford David Harter Mildred Hyndman Goshert Sarah Ellen Gaff Putt Arrisa Hodges Mikel Maxine Mathias Richard North Merle Davenport Lauretta Cummins Trees Edna Waterson Tuttle Juanita Rose Burnworth Archie Hartman Eldon Brown Russell Brandenburg Arliss Orcutt Berger June Marker Klingaman Jesse Gaff Alyce Hill Neyman Treva Schuman Ghaster Eugene Norris Marian Gregory Lura Belle Souder Richard Lansdowne Martha Holycross Stuver Kenneth Jackson Hilda Martin Juanita Bair Waltz Marquis Agler J'w at Boggs FL.p,r 'atkins Virginia Gardner Estlick Malcolm Trump Max Krider Jack Hively Edward Dunfee Edson Schuman Keith Smith Jo Ann Miller Kemery Eunice Ellis Ditton Betty Barney Lochnet Willis Burnworth Velma Roby Arnett Max Wilkinson Betty Sroufe Webster Alice Gaff Parker Ansel Deeter Betty Schuman Anderson Pearl Miller Days Lucille Jones Robbins Harold Hoover Paul Kite James Groves Chester Wright, Jr. Willadene Cornelius 8111 Betty Jo Line Kuhn Marian Hile Naomi Studebaker Tuttle Hildred Hyndman Wood Robert Huntington Eldon Anderson Marie Kistler Mary North Mettler Dean Whiteleather John Tuttle Martha Jackson Hartman Dorothy Julian Rook Joann Dinmick Grunstad Lois Sweeney Fix Carl Marrs, Jr. Paul Joseph Studebaker Ruth Johnson Menzie Q Paul Groves Rachel Miller Violet Norris Betty Shook Helfrich Robert Stangland Thelma Johnson Veva Dean Beard Potts Morris Leedy Marshall Line, Jr. Maxine Elder Spears Dorothy Holycross Vivian Watters Charlotte Miller 1945 1944 1945 1946 1947 Xxlg.:.e heater Sewell HQ? 13 Xarrs Putman John Slain Harry firestone Thomas Cornelius Lola farstler Ricxard neutz Mar5'rie lulian Leedy Galen Wilkinson Julia Eohnstedt Evelyn Brandenburg Crawford Joan Cole June Conr Fred Gebert Branning ad Smith erich Kemery Argyle Jackson Elaine Noble Elliot MGX 1. ie Kite Studebaker Jack Terman H015 e .1 Studebaker, Jr. Lowell Robinette Betty Miller Parmeter Grace daff Brower Harcld Snyder Jo Aiwa Saudis Fry Rupert Weirick, Jr. John Nerstler Evelyn Birch La Vrnne Schuman Salesman Lois Hear Western Rohrback Dorothy Smith Louise Halycross Erma Shell Martz Betty Rurvake Viol Kath Edu: Dong? 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Crar Deli Joan 'TOL-..'A' John 'I'-': vm ,J 1,61 . , et Sdrfus lean Fruchey Kistler ra Juanstedt J a Rae Smith sri Lepley ne Banning Q Les Blanchard, Jr. 1 Clark W' Reuse Q Nclierman 5 Keisie Gebert 'qs Harrs 3 Miller Miers ul1iTiS ' Rcadarmel ne Rnbrake w-inn Schlie f .ny Sroufe :AJ Reeg Glenn Western Joy e Menzie Patricia Phend Reiff Theodore Trump , Maralee Hill Watson Lee Flattner, Jr. Doris Buntain Brimfield Blanche Eberhard Betty Bclyard Beard Lois Gregory Wilodenc Heil Holycross Dorothy Larrew Simons Robert Sroufe Doris Deeter Boggs Jo Mary Watkins Oaks Shirley Marrs Redman Arlene Kite Terman Leo Bair Josephine Marker Hart Norma Marrs Sheets Vilbur Taterson Esther Martin Rider Paul Stidham Marion Beard Beulah Holycross Kessie Garland Vatters Eugene Kile Joe Hively Devon Mathias William Vandersaul Jimmy Gebert Eugene Williamson Carroll Wilkinson Robert Julian Virginia Phend Wiseman' Robert Davis Ardith Buntain Rager Harriett Barney Lochner Mary Buckles Patricia Eley Alice Harter Harold Kemery Joan Loe Gail Hartin Dorothy Killer DorotnV'Kosher Betty North Blain Dona Ross Kistler Doris Rwpuman Mary Snider Grayce Stidham Paul Eberhard 1948 Y'- Martha Leutz Joan Werstler Myers Ronald Weaver Hal Schuman Marjory Orcutt . Richard Michael Evelyn Marrs Hearn Janice Ward Kile Paul Hearn Harold Van Voorst Lee Eberly Genevieve Banning Ramos Glora Souders Robert Hartman, X Gene Bohnstedt Jeanne Gebert Joyce Wezrick Clemens Jo Ann Bohnstedt William Phend - Joyce Holycross Robert Smith Bonnie Kile ' Marjorie Noble Nichols Joan Weybright Vera Buntain Baxter Velma Gaff Phyllis Vandersaul