Larwill High School - Reflector Yearbook (Larwill, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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H1-Y 1-4g vs 2-4 FTA 3-4 FFL 1-2 Junior Class Plfy Senior Class Play Booster Club 3-4 Home Run 4 Chorus 2-4 Band 1-2 Carol Gaff Sunshine 1-2-3- Basketball 1-2- Eloise Keirn Band 1-2 Sunshine 1-2-3- President 4 Vice President Class 3-4 Home Ru 4 Basketball 1-2- Louise Buntain Sunshine 1-2-3- Chorus 2-3-4 Cheer leader 2 Booster Club 3- FTA 3-4 President 4 Home Run 1-2-3-4 Speech Club 4 Junior Play Senior Play Local Dramatics Isabel Werstler Sec. and Treas. 4 3-4 of 1 sunshine 1,2,3,4 FTA 3,4 Vice Pres. 3 Booster Club 5 4 Annual staff 4' Senior Play Harlow Barney Adnual Staff 4 Track 2,3,4 Home Run Staff 4 Softball 1,2,s,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3,4 455' f. v 'ri age. -.3 Shirley Brunner Sunshine l,2,5,4 Junior Play Senior Play Booster Club 5,4 Editor, Home Run Editor, Annual 4 Forrest Van Voorst Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Vice 4 FFA 1,2 Booster Club 4 Senior Play Marilee Miller Sunshine l,2,5,4 Secretary 2 Home Run 4 Booster Club 3,4 Basketball l,2,5 Senior Play Marilyn Miller Sunshine l,2,5,4 Vice 5 Home Run 4 Booster Club 3,4 Basketball l,2,5,4 J ame s Grant Muskegon 3 years di-Y 4 Booster Club 4 Patrol Captain 4 Cross Country 4 Senior Play Marjorie Barney Home Run 4 Sunshine l,2,5,4 Sec. and Trees Junior Play Senior Play Booster Club 5,4 Basketball 1,2 w-7. 3 . :ff pf 1 'Vs tv James Ruckman Cross Country l yr. Basketball 5 yrs. Track 2 years Hi-Y l,2,5,4 Ping Pong 3 years FFA l,2,3,4 Junior Play Robert Reid Hi-Y l,2,5,4 Booster Club 3,4 Ping Pong 3 years Junior Play Sue Ann White Sunshine l,2,.'5,4 Junior Play Senior Play Home Run 4 Annual Staff 4 Booster Club 3,4 FTA 3,4 Sec. Treas Basketball l,.2 Local Dramatics l Joyce Wilkinson Band l,2,5,4 Chorus l,2,5,4 Sunshine l,2,5,4 Basketball l,2,5,4 Booster Club 3,4 Carroll Holycross Booster Club 3,4 Sunshine l,2,3,4 Home Run 4 Junior Play Basketball l,2,5,4 CCaptain 4 yrs.D Jerry Smith H1'Y 1,2,5,4 Sec. Treas 5 Vice 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 FTA 4 FFA l Booster Club 5,4 President 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Paul Creagor Basketball-2 yrs. Track-5 yrs. Cross Country-l F, F, A.-4 yrs. Stage Crew Booster Club-5-4 Carolyn Harris So S0 Sl'5 Basketball-4 yrs. Booster Club-5-4 Basketball Queen Att Home Run Staff-4 Jolene Overmyer So So S0'4 Speech Club-4 Annual staff-4 Home Run Staff-4 Stanley Duggins Hi-Y-4 yrs. Ping Pong-4 yrs. Jlnior Class Play Stage Crew Booster Club-3-4 wilodene Kemery Home Hun Staff-4 S. S. S.-4Lyrs. Bob Shook Basketball-4 yrs Softball-4 yrs. Track-4 yrs. Chorus-2 yrs. Hi-Y-4 yrs. Home Run Staff-1 yr Booster Club-4 Senior Play -fix 'ea-S Ur'if ' ' 'viiir'-'Q , V 1 . . 1 4 August 1946, as Freshmen, we started with 45 members. Susan Wolfe, Isabel Werstler, Phil Groves, Bill Kessie, Paul Bills, Alvin Martz, and Forrest Van Voorst of Troy, Richard Barnes Kenneth Boggs, Harlow and Marjory Barney, Lou- ise Buntain, Shirley Brunner, Cloyce Burnworth Harold Cramer, Stanley Duggins, Nancy Evans, Carol Gaff, La Dial Hawn, Carroll Holycross, Eloise Keirn, Wilodene Kemery, Vivian Kile, Robert Landis, Beverly Menzie, Marilee and Marilyn Miller, Jolene Overmyer, Mary Pichard, 555' Robert Reid, Treva Rubrake, James Ruckman, Charles Simon, Jerry Smith, Rex Ward, Dwight Widman, Joyce Wilkinson, Ina Wilson of Larwill Mary Jennings and Paul Creager, Colu bia Twpg Sue White, Indianapolis, James Ferraro, South Bend. Two parties were held during the year. Mr. E. Holycross was class sponsor. Rex Ward was elected President, Mary Jennings, Vice-presi- John Fulk dent, Isabel Werstler, Secretary and Treasurer Senior, Junior Play Louise sustain, reporter, Treva Hum-aka, His- Softball 3,4 torian. Basketball 2,5 Hi-Y 3,4 SOPHOMORE year begun with SO members. Newcom- B0OSteI' Club 3:4 ers were Carolyn Harris, Martha Baxter Sc John Purdue C0f1fSI'9I1C9 Fulk. Martha, Cloyce, James and Bill left dur- Plflg Pong 2 ing the year. Miss Jean Plummer was sponsor. The first party was at the shelter house in Columbia City, the second, at Susan Wolfe's. Louise, Jolene, and Eloise were in the oratoricalg Eloise won for the class and second place in the local. The Junior class showed a marked decrease for Beverly, Mary and Ina, it was wedding bellsg Phil, Harold, lreva, La Dial, Charles, and Dwight work. Cross Country team members were Harlow and Paul. Louise was a county oratorical contestant. Miss Norma Fowler was the Junior class sponsor. October 28-29, NJust Ducky,W class play was given by Eloise, Jerry, Carroll, Marjory, Louise, John, Shirley, Rex, Robert, Jim, Stan- ley and Sue. The first semester party was a trip to Avilla to see the production of WJust Ducky.W Eloise Keirn was elected Vice President to fill the vacancy. The class flower, tulipg colors, maroon and white, a motto, WNot finished, just begun, were selected. The girls won the inter-class tourney. A Junior-Senior Reception was a major event of the spring--a dutch theme--dancing class from Ft. Wayne for floor show. Senior year, 24 former class members were joined by Jim Grant of Muske- gan, and Robert Shook '49. Vivian Kile withdrew near the end of first semester. A magazine sale was the first major campaign. Annual was begun early in the year. Pictures were taken by Robert's Studio, Oct- ober 14, and later undergrades aid annual groups. An All-High-School- Christmas party was sponsored December 22. Zhe civics class went to a Guidance Day program in Huntington. The first class party was held at the home of the class sponsor, Miss Esarey. The play, UComin' Round the Mountains,W was presented March SO and El. Tai cast included John, Shirley, Jerry, Bob, Louise, Marjorie, Sue, Isabel, Rex, Jim, Marilee, and Forrest. Closing activities for seniors included Award Night,Class Night, Reception, a trip and the final GRADUATION. 1 C: PG :+- F me 0 ' if Q 9 ' 4 A lv-Zig:-0 0 DH I 1 , w 1 -U 11 J 1' 'Tr ,, Y' 'if' ' 'N U 'K-. on-y Ir Lv 15 .'1'.l 5 C W, 3 9 .,,,.4v ' 'F' 7 L ff ..-' I, w Nom 'ATTERS MAX MYERS BONNIE BOHNSTEDT ,, ,354- 3516 ff GALE NORTH PAUL SCHUMAN ELIZABETH GALE 1 -4:7 TOM MICHAEL ARIENE VAN VOORST JUNIOR COX jr-I ' W M 3 1833 01827 7720 IIN!IIUIINNHIITIHNHWIHEIWUIIUHUIIHNIHIIHI F if .i ..... fi' A , A A-:ag ' w 'Q . OF Ev' I H L J 454 X L , '42 iss X Q ., ,P oo- 'oi If .3 SARAH JANE HEECE TOM TERMAN JOHN ELLIS JUNIOR CLASS President Max M ers Vice President Bonnie Jo Bohnstedt if 'V Secretary-Treasurer Norma Watters Reporter-Historian Nancy Hyndman E3 y Enrolment 24 LL ' NANCY H NDMAN BILL GRAHAM .-Q, if Qi, 4' K ,xi X L ,,,r 3 ' . we v JEAN LGE LUWELL STIDHAM GAIL HELFRICH xxx 'IH -' 5 I? Y l E ANNA DEETER DICK REIFF DELOIS CUNNINGHM A Vt 'Z-3 'Q 'Sf 1707 , - X I 1. idi -Smal X ,fishes J - A.'Q1if 'gmiifaw .4 1, r CARI KESSIE PATRICIA KILE LEE SMITH The freshman year, total enrollment was thirty-two. The first class party was a weiner roast at the school house, on October 1O. The sec- ond was a Weiner roast, at the school house, on April 1. Miss Betty Schultz, music instructor, was class sponsor. The first sophomore class party was held on October 15, at the Colum- bia City park. The second was held on April 15, at the home of Nancy Hyndman. The sophomores were represented in the Oratorical Contest by Junior Cox. Mrs. Don Beard, music instructor, was class sponsor. Junior year enrollment was twenty-four. On October 21, twelve members presented a play entitled WThe Rattlesnake Bites.W The second semest- er class party was held March 24. The class sponsor is Mrs. Paul Rush of the English Department. The class colors are scarlet and gray. The flower, red roseg the motto, Upward and Onward. 'H . 1, ,I I f.. F'- -H Cf, - HP: 1-' ff I . l n' 3 'Ci ,M QKR UPHO 'Q :N ,. f rffv' . L ' , , na' 5 3 11 ,,j,fg, 5 . , ...fs-' 4' 34 e A 1 ,Q ' 1 Tx X. 2. f it . X 1 A X ' 1 fl , . Y -4 . ' V - -,,wg-V f Y. ff! ' , - 22' -f-. 1 .V . 1. . 4 '--IF' -, ,f 5, L . . . A -, Wir, A V, -, ' -4 .2 ,- f' , 4 -fmj,Q..f qgigk- 1 B 3' -7 4 13, - ,444 ll.C ,p:.'.: ,ffif M1. 2fP1Qr2s.., 1' '11i'f . 2575 Nm, n r A, , 1. ' ,A 1 'vlf yr, .,-vs -1 an J .nsA'5,,,.:-' f N, try X, V -1 'igwgwv F f' -'if A u I , it + N550-Q. li 'NORMAL CLARIE IRENE MARTIN S XX K. . JOSEPH MEDIEY I- HELEN GREGORY - .- 1-,Que ' Q ' ' ' Q f iff , 'f' . ' 3 Awww 2 kb gr '1 3 , , ' 'N Q. is, Q ' SHIRLEY PHEND avi, ,g.',, W .': ssE:.-- MV' Q ' Q21 SUSIE TRUMP -X 1 l .JW .F '.' 1? Q, if 'Qnv V. ER, ,mv ar 1 - xg I 7 X if aRf ,S .i X PPULLIP CONLEY K fp 2-3 'f 'WF' NN wi., ' 'KI Q - . e V .WENDELL BUNTAIN W , I Q S 'W' ww-we ,Wx 1 4: 1 '8' 1, V, ,,. --..... ,y Q: ', . We R R, , R 1 SSR - 2 FI SH ,:,, is-, ,Ak. Q. QQ ' .', 9' 1 K 4 , PAT BRANTJENBURG w od Q'r P' 41 DORIS BARNEY Qt' BVERIX ANDERSON A-346 xv' .ir 'K --J BETTY BANN ING , Q' L sg B K 1-I.: 2' if-44 ROGER SCHUMAN It :sb K' 153' ,fx N. f-'hi-R ' I' v?X 'fb' ., I ,str 'L A . ',, ' PM-rl x ' JZ ' '- J' f-ff ' , , 1 -N -1.5 fi' LARRY WILKINSON 'sam '15-' E Y. 1 if iq. -qu--' ' ' RUSSELL MEDL1-:Y . x.- 1 il, .Q 1 4 MARLENE RUSH ge S LOIS MITCHELL 1 , F'- V X ggi: f. -E , .T -- 'A--N ,-4,1 .Q-0 . .4-fv XY , wmv' ,R Sis. . . -'Zig-N 1 .ff 5 -9-. -Z! N '- ' 31 ' E' flag P O' 4 . 'rggk r ' ,. .. N' ,Q , ,W my ,. L V .N Q ,. in ' f' 7' 2151 fl53TE3i'12515,':3: :' :1 -1: ANNABEL BAKER . I TH, .gt-r 'r . 9 3.f?'fu'g?k 39: af . ',l.!N5 '1 ' J' . ' ' ,11- Q1. 1 F! 4 ',i , v v K qui L ,f' 'L XY . E REYONALD JUILLERBT COLLEEN BOHNSTEDT fe , 5, A ABLENE KLINGAMAN BILL PARBET an 'la '31 dw 'V WVR Wm? 'LA - ,r-,,. .111 1, M x il, -, , Y Mb- Q 'la DON TERMAN ,J DEAN BRUNNER ANNE 'XQ' A nl A ,, , , X. iff L .gv I' , F -Y A ,,,l: ? W L - 1 .L V t 1 ' P 'vQ 'P 3 1 L L A 1 . LW 'Qi Q H -g ,,,Y ' 'Q H : S 'I 'V L - g f 5 r f g fi. fLtfyjff ! nl , 1 0 J N5-' 2 Lx fi .. F his v- ' YVQNNE OVEHMYER MARY LOU LEMON CAROL WAIFSON . '?9'gg , ,z4k?gQ' 'hi sl r:' k2 .LiJ.i'.i' 7 l f--an f 4: V Qif. J' I-, ,3 v I . ' ' Q' I' . v, ' ' r -UP . 1. '- Y 4 . wa' Y Y Y id V l , -1- -V r., , ff ' ,A w r . ' ' , , YQ . 4 ' , 3' 1 , ' ..r -.v i -, , 0? ,. A x ,X , 1 -' , 'xv 4 I su N N . I IT V ,v n. 41-my M 'v , 1-' 'L , , WV, . A ,, 4. 4 I .- 1--',f-, JV- ' I x 1 'N I , If , up V, ' :Ll -1 n .ai N., 'Q T' , T V NX Q iv 5 4? va 4' 1, t 8 X X iw' ttyl 9 if :A l f i ' ' 'F' rv :rs 'Y 5' , if XX V I A l2,.f?'5'fw at la GERALDINE C-A1-'F ROBERT ELKINS CAROL COYLE The freshman class began with thirty-six mem- bers, thirteen from Troy and twenty-two from Larwill. June Ramsey joined us from New Haven. During the year Jean Simon and Roger Stamp mov- ed away and Marjory Bills was unable to com- 52' plete the school term with us. if ' '1Q:Q5 Our first party was a Halloween party held in a vacant building in larwill on October 5, 1948. The second party was held April 22, 1949, at the school building. June Ramsey represented our class in the drama- tic reading contest. A one-act play, 'The Greener Grass,W was given by members of our class as an assembly program. The sponsor was JAM S JUILLERAT MT. Holycross. As we began our sophomore year we found that June Wilson and June Ram- sey had moved away. During the year Junior Long withdrew and illness prevented Beverly Anderson from finishing school with us. We were joined by Robert Elkins from Sidney, who made the 32 member. The first party was held October 7 at Roger Schu an's home. The second party was held April 21 at Ft. Wayne. The sophomore candidate for basketball queen, Carol Coyle, won the election for 1950. Our class sponsored a talent show and dance on March 17, l95O. This was the first money making project that we had attempted. Our Sophomore sponsor was Miss Reba Steman. Our president is Helen Gregory, vice-president, Wendell Buntain, Secretary-treasurer, Norma Slarke, and historian, Shirley Phend. T I ! i. I 1. I Q . -rf-1 6 52 Jf Q ab A' gk I 1 x- if XX, w 1 L I Q H S- A i , , . ,..,,.-f,,M ' yilgfn- i A Z' af 5' A. fr' 4 -' , V vb 13: mf if'- :'4'3 it h , xx-W fi,:11f'w ' W- .4-M 1, -W V, , 14' ,J f -.Mxm W 4 ,. , ' 31:4 .iv- . 4, 5 ?4 ' a Pl XG., ,915 ie' ng- if-' N L PATTY DE PGY + M 7? J x , X .0 ' Q 'N -or 5 X.. ' r ,als ex u I Y !gv' D i155 x-' D Q. -- I I 14 DAVID WATS ON wr--f CAROLYN WOLFE JL DANE WALDECK AP . X ,YP . J' T SHERAN WARD ,JE V., , M Qfgvg avf. I JAMES SNODGRASS 4... .ig 9?-f in V O Ti J f . ' x H A ' t 5 'fi- 4 + qi: 7 DELORELS COYIE TEDDY HARNISHFE-,GER DUANE LYNCH n J 4 956' 13' JOE MICHAEL MARILYN SOUDER t PRESHMEN ,gg ga, President De Poy X Vice President Wolfe 3 1 Sec. Trees. Ward b Reporter Shook j Historian Wilkinson Sponsor Holycross 56 Members, 8 Troy 27 Larwill, l Etna Class Party, Oct. '7 PATTY STEPHENS S ,..l' i SUE ANN NOBLE DICK BOHNSTEDT f 3 GT X. sir' I I tar,-' if . - 1 ! --ff KX Af ' i 5 . 3 1 . j , M s RICHARD SCHUH E' WILBUR JENNING CATHERINE OTT . sa EDIUATIUN ISS X, K' 'JP A fv- ,s A-X MARY ELLEN SCHUMAN N-R ,ff 'N ,Ik ,mg f X lk: , - F i 3 f DELBERT SURFUS 'UQ ROBERT LOE SHIRLEY MATHIAS PEGGY HAWN QL. ., , - I , ,., , ' ' 2' ,,,,, Q! gas 4. -T '-wg 'qv sl 1, 5 ,:.. , L LK Q , J xy 2 1 -Y . X1 CHARLES FOSNAUGH TOM WALBURN .ff xx :. R' N Rx Q V , I 7 .Qi 1 ,A 5 rl NANCY MILLER BILL SMITH U' :K Mfr' Vw FW Q-15 Y 1 22 ' LARRY HAWN -.s Q 1 v' 1-rf' IARILYN WILKINSON 054' rf' Q CONNIE NACE gpg,-Ai ROSIE JANE BEARD RONALD WATSON Q43 an 99' wg i? ' ANITA STRICKER MARJORY BTLLS Dwi A .1 Y ',' f'f- 19 1 1 ,,,. 5 , , ALARRY LEPLQY JO ANN SHOOK 1l'il '.b. it , I ll a 1 1- I . ' I IF - 'Y U,-. 1 ' ' , LEMENTARY fi 'f 4:48 X ,...n- ' if 5 X w .Fl l 1 .LJ Hlllll Nx,z1 ags qwm Front Row: Bill White, Carolyn Boggs, Ilene Leutz, Nancy Rager, Dick Juillerat, Bud Weirick, Dorothy Stevens Second Row! Miss Thomson, Harry Jennings, Marion Hawn, Nor- man Reiff, Lavonne Miller, Kenneth-Rubrake, Everret Schu an, Frances Fox, Wayne Beasley, Freeman Cramer Third Row: Bill Sroufe, Corrine Clarke, Barbara Kistler, Gertrude Buntain, Raymond Sheets, Bill Mathias, Doris Rush, Patty Menzie, Bill Baxter, Bob Ruckman rt Menzie Ralph Johnson Carl Noble Charles Rush Ted Smith Ge-P19115 Ward Jesse Mathias M f'f-Fi 1: Q 115 4 - ' vr. 'IW J Q U 'PL F FU' -:Fr 5 Q '. uv Q M . 1.-.mm-vlem:x J f X c - ,V X , ..... .X . ......., , ... ....., .,.. .. , ' f-a.nnrsAmwAs:r2,.mw-- rp .-f. 4.1:-.t-mr. ' ' First Row: Donna Wolfe, Stephen Duggins, Hal Trump, Pat Long, Elizabeth Miller, Leola Brunner, Joyce Jenkins, De- Wayne Fox Second Row: Miss Thomson, Jay Matthews, Junior Shrrey, Ver- na Cole, Donna Wilkinson, Donald Rubrake, Gale Weybright, Mr. Weaver Third Row: Erwin Mitchell, Lawrence Keirn, Max Elkins, Ken Boner, Orin Cummins, Patty Reeg - Q Q '-'-' ' V .. -A 2.5 - I 3' - - 1 1 my ,L N ,U 1,255 aa,..,XX .55 . y rig. H -M .-V T. -Y 7 xy, X jizrlawp 4 , f 1 S .. . 1 J f tuwlfflh fe ' A' ,',fl , if - f P :gg Q '.. , 1--i Q 3, 5 'Ni .- W ks. , r ' f i 0 ,vi xx ,if 'Ji ' AQZN' 1 e of w- 2 J , Q M 1 f Ag? hi, A . i f't 'triasals FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD Miller' Wolfe Ward, Nace, Schu an DePoy, Coyle Souders- Noble Mathias, shook stevens, WilKiDS0U 7.9.-.-rar ' . - - ian r x v A V Q i' ,Ju-1 ' Y- ,,,, L. is S9 gel 137' A Front Row: Joan Vandersaul, Freddie Cornelius, Sharon Har- ris, Larry Schuman, Barbara Brunner, Teddy Easterday, Eva Lou Keirn Second Row: Mr. Weaver, Arlene Reid, lynn Brunner, Lewis Cramer, James Carter, Gail Beasley, Clarke Conley, Donna R1- SHISTSIHB Third Row: Robert Van Houten, Vera Cole, Lawrence Sheets, Nancy Kistler, Betty Ingraham, Larry Spaw B L , .',:- 'x . K ' S -., , Q .- ,. 2 r 13,3-1. V V bb - V V- 1 f, - 5, . , .- --. -L g , ..., .1L k. w. 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'Front Row: Carolyn Stricker, Derryl Hawn, Jerry Metzger, Wilma Hawn, Jerry Reiff, Frederick Richey, Nellie Long, Mari- lyn Burnworth, Beverly King, Donna Overmrer, Marylin King Middle Row: Mrs. Shepard, John Gerard, Norman -Metzger, Jane Smith, Richard Fosnaugh, Nancy Halt, James Cook, Alice Steph- ens, Priscilla Carter, Melvin Mathias, Mollie Michael, Janet Jennings, Brian Zumbrmn, Eddie Myers Back Row: Betha Hawn, Dorcas Barney, Nancy Shafer, Roger Ro1.l1Lns, Mervin Spaw, Paul Sheets, David Leutz, Mary Cook, Larry Spaw, Ada Brunner, Georgia Cummins, Jayne Noble, Karen Mathias, Larry Burnworth T x f I, ll . .L N Accompanists 44' r f- . . 1 ' , Y , V K , .f -5 YP- -- - , - -' -f Jaw. '.-L n I ,,'- v' . ' 'r'f ' , - A .- I. rv f' .-riff . -1. IT ' 'Q 1 I . 4' V V. ... , . Q . Lv nfs 5, '4 ,,-v 4 ffl ? Iwi' HQ .QL a.-Ss l HQ' i J -4353 5, -1 ,mx VI . V an -I-S V i N-aw 1 - L an - A P . Gr Front Rowl Norman Sheets, Mary Lou Wolfe, Laurel Keister Barbara Wolfe, Dean Snapp, Charlene Keister, Allan Hawn, Carl ol Ann Bohnstedt, Glen Blanchard, Carolyn Schafer, Vigil Van Houten, Middle Row: Rebecca Ward, Larry Carter, Alice Faye Hawn, Jer- ry Vandersaul, Beverly Sorg, Ronald Schroeder, Marilyn Metz- ger, Roger Reece, Marilyn Bru ner, Gene Baxter, Ronald T. Ru- brake, Darlene Egolf, Sharon Baxter, Pauline Rubrake, Back Row: Jimmy Perry, Budd Sroufe, Dorothy Elkins, Roger Robinette, Betty King, Jac E. Spaw, Terrell Juilleret, Lester King, Ilene Rubrake, Alva Schroeder, Jerry Stairhime, L. Ross Q X? ,z-., -W V -- --- , . , . ..x.. S45- I : 4'1: . ': ,. ,:' .--:z El J' iqgggf J4Q ,yQQ3Ei uifgifiia af - Clarke Gregory, Ellis, Wilkinson Trump, Miss Stemen Conley, Ward Shook, Juillerat Rager, We-tSOI1 .1 1.- 4.74 w mlm Fair, -Ph- .VH 1' 1 D v 1 -x - 3 I '. 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First Row: Donald Mathias, Shirley Webster, Robert Wolfe, Earl Stricker, Judy Schafer, Leta Mae King, Janet Baxter. Middle Row: Sallie Jo Widman, Cynthia Miner, Terry Bru ner Vernagene Hertsel, Michael Sorg, Theresa Overm er, Dennis Cornelius, Peggy Perry. Back Row: Mrs. Conley, Jimmie Johnson, Jimmy Vandersaul, Roy Rubrake, James Loe, Catherine Carter, Marie Rollins, Mary Rollins, CAbsent---Patricia Barrett, Phyllis Hann, J Sims, Larry WolfeJ i 1 N i will g m UQ d'CD W H ge 0 U1 S Es F13 m A I E nz-Jqak2.'A 'Z nJE'Fi? Wi' . QR ...,,, Q75 3 I1 In 3 4 6.'L,ff'Nan D' J T , E4 1: . lo o . E M, Cr X 'N' .I I Xl N - W ,,., cjlnl I 0 4 'fgagga ifQ,EQ? no on 1-.3 A Q ' m QgQ jg iq!! Ar'w I' u UI 4-Q hrl'-V: -Q 1,-, , ELH ,i,- 53? ?A Q! MAXL , CDO U - C+N Www' J ,gwr ' 1- W, Av , 'J , qi A J x H ' - ig y 'yyy gall' -. - K., EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL 1 .w...,,,d,,.,...-d ' We, the Senior Class, respectfully dedicate this, the ninth production of THE REFLECTOR, to our teacher, friend and principal, Mr. Holycross He has been our principal for three years, our coach and social studies teacher previously. He is a gradu- ate of De Pauw University, and has is M A from Indiana University. Mr. Holycross has lived in Larwill commu ity all his life. He is mar- ried and has a daughter, Jane. we wish to especially commend him for the cooperation with the PTA in setting up a functioning lunch unit this year. 'X if ', l VN V . '-ar-vw-z .- We, the Senior Class of 1950, wish to express our thanks to you, our Parents, Teachers, and Classmates, for your untiring aid and enduring patience throughout these twelve years of educa- tional achievement. At times going on and finishing this education was hard, but now as we are graduating we are sure it was well worth the effort put forth by you and by us. Today our world is attempting to obtain peaceful relationships with other coun- tries. This peace can be obtained more quickly if the citizens of each country are educated people. Now as we are finishing our education, we feel confident that you have cultivated in our minds, the high ideas and ideals that is neo- essary for every responsible citizen in this world. Thus we have not only helped ourselves, but also, we are contributing to a world cause. The motto we have chosen is 'Not finished, just begu .' We are finish ing our high school life. Tomorrow we will be starting our life work. we are sure that from your guidance we will be able to succeed in our u dertakingsg whether they be in the ranks of industry, business ag- riculture, or professional life. Our closing activities and Senior Trip, which will take us around Lake Erie, could not have been possible without your help. We apprectiate this very much. We are glad to present these programs for you, but regret that these are the last activities we will be participating in at Larwill High School. Parents, teachers, and friends, on behalf of the graduating class of l95O, I wish to greet you and hope that you will enjoy this review of our high school days. , Although the highest points have come in our senior year, there have been other experiences and events which we treasure. There has been, for instance, the Junior Class Play last year, the Junior Senior Reception, the sports and class parties, all school dances, club activities and many others which have given us so much to look back upon. Now the time has come when we must look ahead into the things that lie before us. We are looking forward to some enjoyable times on our trip which will take us to many interesting places, then, of cours, a last time together, graduation. Then we will be leaving our school life behind us and entering a new kind of life. Some will go on to college, others will get jobs, a few will probably marry soon and take on family responsibilities. Whatever it is that we do, we shall endeavor to put into practice the variously trained skills and techniques which we have learned here. The members of this class cannot do these things, though, without see- ing all the assistance we have had from all of you. So we take this opportunity to express our thanks and appreciation to you. LJ CTW IT 13: lp I I A . '.l ,. .. . .X I . A Y ,1 1: T , ,SF 2: Y FL X r .-A ., .1 - fm. cu, KVA gl ,4 'J f ' Z. Ar' ' QQIF5 5-i L - ..n 4 I 1. k CJ' . Q '3. :. V . ' ' - . , ,.f, Us K. ASI, sw 1, - 1237-' -. , , -iffr F 137 ie. . . ,Q . 5 H. ' -: ,.- - , -is. , . Q .-L 7 .-v K - , , QQ? 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' w,, . 5 f ww' -' - , V MILLER, Fox CHEER LEADERS MILLER, WILKINSON - ,L,,,.,...,.,, L ' S? n :A 'W' X.. .. .,..,,.. ,.,,.L, 1 X' 1 3 ' :vw ' l D W l , 3. , .M W X -Q--vnu!!-qgg L U A HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE FOR SOFTBALL SEASON FALL 1949 Max Myers, LHS Team lla 3 L, S,.. i xv W li 'V iii , ...,.N , ,, 44 Q - .L w.,. WALLS 4 1 5 1 WHITLEY CO.. BASKETBALL .TOURNEY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD PRESENTED 'Rex Ward, January 1950 ' 1. 'vi 1 4' 'T a 1 W -.