Larwill High School - Reflector Yearbook (Larwill, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1951 volume:

CUQCQ l unior V, 4. f. r I.I. lm- f 45 6.- 0 ' 'l '4' . ..- ,. . -4 . Ju. 5 -i 15 V l -r 4 r 71. FTA - Shirley Phend, Junior Cox, Wendell Buntaln, Mr. Holycross, Jo Ann Shook, Helen Gregory, Nor ma Clark, Bill Smith, Dick Juill erat, Joe Michael, Lee Smith, Bill White. N. IW. W5 :ai Q A J 5 fc -ni ff? , L i , g 1 M 4 K s c 6 2 l L 5 Er sf.:-4 i Annual Staff - Norma Watters, miss Esarey, Sarah Jane Reece, Lee Smith, Junior Cox, Bill Graham, Bonnie Jo Bohnstedt. Stage Crew - Jim Juillerat, Hey- nold Juillerat, Larry Wilkinson, Bill Mathias, Everett Schuman, Delbert Surfus, Mr. Copeland, Bobby Ruckman, Bill Parret, Dav- id Watson, Larry Hawn. Boy's Quartette - Joe Michael, Bill Graham, Tom Michael, Bill Smith. 'Z W f -17' X N7Zlf4v 'V7 1' Q46 in qi limbs B0 ' o tix. K 'W' H Rf if ' an 4-f ifvx 'x J of 1 P 'ir I Xb' 30' UIQ' ery? K' Q Y-3 93?- ,fg- .7 3 W-. if in-5 0 on v 'r -v l1, ' mmf 1, -. ' K 1 I A u H . 'xr f . 1 ,fl4f f TJ: ' . 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'1 ,1 11'l,,'-X W ,. 11 1 ----- 1- F f ADMINISTRATIQN 5 ---. 1 3 xv .. -N -, ,. Q- . V ,,, ,-, H ,. -rv'vi-W3 , V' 'N 4 UI' if ,F QA! Y' . , nr - u- - , 1 -' lv ' ,- ll 4.-N , Y' xl '31 N fn' u J- ,1 'vv 1 - x -H 'I . ' x 1 L A 1 . I f f . w . r fr ,, ' .' va, . I -, 'nu Au'-.1 ' f ,. ' ,. - n . L..' Jnb-, .v 4, V fp. 1 ,Ffh A ,LA 'r. v-,xl .1 95 , flu n' vi .3 f ka V f K . ,, '-fp. ,5- 2,1 .s. -H .r, W.. ,q iv.. J n . 4. ., I .-wi xi: , 1 .. ,., ,,v'..If fi' ,.., . ,lv x W' hr .,,,-A av X .sv 1, nl u il' x 1 ' - 4-5 4 r-J' I ,,.k l N 5 . . J rg .,,, , x Q V V 4 A -. I , -4. V A , T , A , ,url ,gp '1-.. Youllk r A'.n'. x.. gm S- H1 ' ? Jfabq T . J X Q o ,I ' Q r I K i.-l ,,,,, , Softball - D. Julllerat, Cox, Graham, Myers, Michael, Hey- nold Julllerat, Wilkinson, Smith, White, Lynch, North, Bud Welrick, Dick Goble, Jack Goble, Tom Green, Coach. Grade Team - Keirn, Shirey, Schuman, Shook, Mishler, Green, Cornelius, Cramer, Rubrake, Fox, Trump, Burnsworth, Easter- day, Cook, Hawn, Metzger and Myers. - - ---- - ----- - -vi--f:NqeL-1,fg-L4iff-f-ip - fag 7 I 4gf1, 1f'-fm.:-11 f , 11' -4- 5'1.'JI.1'zw1' S59 Y' nu. Q., f- 11 1 1 Y1.1, 1 . nl.-, O. ,.,1 wr I ff,,f1.1.,u.1 - . - - 1.21. fi' 1 1 f - TYR! ww'-1--1-WMS. 41 ' ' 1 ' .A.N'.,- '7.1,'-.7 7 ' ' . n7bwl-1.11. 1 ' ' ' .1g1 1 11' . -A. 1 , . ' 11 i-1-r -1 . ' 1, r ,, . -' x . 1 1115.5 v 1 1 ic. X 1.6 rg., ,. 4. E!! ,f '1- -Wx-nl' 4 1 1 1 . .1 1. . ' . zap. f. .fJ .fT. ' H' .IW I 1v . 1 ' - 1 ' 1 , .'?, A ' ,1n-I , ' '- 1 U' ., 11 1:4 1 1. 1 1 1 11' 1 ., 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 X I ' I 1 r . 11 ' ' r' gf 1 I 1 -11' , 51.1 1 nj ' 3 ' 1 . 'J' 1 .gh .. 'Q M .1 S f Ou 3 wr V. ' ' u J ix V ' ' dfz N m rli 'ww 'S M F5 pf' .J OS' 59' 02. Q. ,. J,,,.- I 5 4 1 1 1 1, ,. ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1,1 ,. 11 , 1 1 ,. X: '.+ '11 .11 U V. x C A L E N D A R September 4. Labor Day, no school ' 5. School starts rl-2, ,vt 6. School being organized ,' E151 'ff S. Coesse Softball-here Jqhfpg - 1 9. 4-H Trip to state Fair in ' 12. Washington Center Softball-here 5 14. Seniors Constitution Day Program 17. Constitution Day R X 21. Senior Magazine Sales begins 2 22. Minstrel Show, Paul Schuman's birthday 15 26. county Softball Tourney at Whitley 27. Sunshine initiation and Pat M. and Xi D. Stephens win the contests. 4 28. Softball game at Pierceton ,ali ' Patsy 29. Teacher's Institute !L' 50. Birthday Party at Juillerats Dorothy October 1. Church 2. Immunization Program 5. Freshmen Boys Initiation into H1-Y 4, Fort Wayne after Bingo prizes 5, Betty Waldeck speaks on Denmark czggi' ,., 9, Magazine Sales endg biggest sale yet, Mlvv I ,wuz- ' 10. Ted Knox Assembly Program -Q31 9 MV ll. Brittons Assembly Program '12, x?'Q'ff5fm Qi' 12. Yell leader try-outs -4 15. Pictures of Seniors--Cross Country 16. Doc not here 17. Like Summer out 18. Senior proofs arrive ' 19. Report Cards distributed z- 20. Junior Class Play 21. Sunshine Convention at Goshen 25. Al Jolson's death 24. UN Dayg ice cream to winners of Magazine top salesmen 25. Underclass proofs arrive 26. Teachers Convention--no school 50. Kilties Assembly,Purdue College speaker November l. First basketball game--Urbana. SYK A 2. New tables in the lunchroom 4 t 5. Coesse there--lost A 4-5. First snow N' 6. School election CRD 7. Election Day g A . 8. Republicans won election l 9. FTA CCNVENTION Grade band rehersal' kx,,,,,,.,,, ,,,.y,,,.,,., ,V 10. Visitation Day Pierceton there--lostymgw 55 4,p.W?3 14. Senior Class Meeting CNo Civics!D , f 0 'Y' 1'W 15. Burket here--Victory S!! U' A A , 16. Band played for student body, fax I f 17. South Whitley, there--50-60 19. Elementary Music Festival 20. Seniors Pictures Arrive--Athletic Banquet 21. Senior girls beat Juniors in basketball 22. End of 2nd Grading Periodg Wolf Lake, there--Victory 25. Thanksgiving Vacation: 24. More vacationg 27. Snowed in December 1 4 5 6 8 9 11 15 14 15 16 18 19 K S I Q' ' 21 .- Q B 22 r ' -1 Q as as nys? ' EZ : Yi WZ, ff 5 V 3 9 10 ll 412 7 12 1 it 17 ,gulf ff 18 19 24 25 26 27 51 February E 3 riisigg E? 1 :iw Q 1 'Iva 5' 5' l . 2 1 rs 5 w a g 9 12 14 16 17 19 92 94 Busco her, 55-45 Report cards issued Annual Staff chosen Anna, Norma and Miss Esarey have difficulties with cars Jefferson Center, there 49-525 Junior Class Winter Wonderland Annual meeting at Miss Esareys Sunshine H1 Y Christmas Party Group pictures taken : 5 Jun1or's, ,thday ijrg Dance f 7 1 G, Christmas Shopping S, ,, , . Grade Christmas Program Z: I X my ' ' a w - Q 1 ,F wawasee, here--Victory 57-56 'I' :I L 'A Am' 'L V ' 5 Big Safe Robbery Clear Creek, here--Victory Senior Turkey Raffle 71:7 'I Christmas Party in gym .gf Chr lstmas vacation, 2 ' Toboggan party at Max's , 5 Merry Christmas--cold weather K 4 WX Y HAPPY NEW YEAR al 'Q , -,Jig Back to grind after vacation X U ' Sunshine and H1-Y meetlngs . L' - ' 6 First Annual Meet ing after school. '- Beat Washlngton center 74-69. 5 Kxix, 19 Pencil Machine stolen for Jury Case in Civics gn '34 Studying for Exams K 4 Varsity to Whitley to practice--Examinations if ' More Exams during morning County Tourney--Jury in Civics EE larwlll lost to Whitley ln the tourney. First transcription for Radio program XN ' Advanced Home Ec.class goes to elephant in the revolving door Ft. Wayne. Nancy squashed Missionary from China speaks to assembly--Gusta Roblnette Played Washington Center, there--46-49 Grade basketball game Group discussion at South Whitley Revolving F lpoov5 Sarah breaks out with red spots??? ,.-.Q A is Won overtime game with Cromwell 70-71 if gk 'tg wllllam sets record with 37 points 0 as , , Revival from overtime ball gamedll 1 Q JA Beat Busoo at Busco, 59-eo. 'ff' 1- I B d Snow Blizzard f .K Zero weather, too cold for school , , ua' Wolf Lake here,177-59, Ilene Leutz crowned Que V, A Sunshine-H1-Y to give radio program A Furnace out--no schoolg Webster beat us 54-85 9 ' Cold Cold Cold outg most kids back in school except Tom Terman who ice fished. Beat Coesse 65-58. Tom broke his foot. Furnace being repaired--no school Valentine Day Sidney, there--71-56. Music Contestants give a preview Music Contest at Ft. Wayne Llstened to Radio Club program of team and Booster Club Columbia City beats Iarwill in Sectional Tourney ' Warsaw takes finals at the Sectional 575-Z'4ff'f'7nG-' if , T Xu ni' .. .- , .. ,mx . ' 5-4 'ft ' 1' f N fn ,I V, ., . . , , fm, ,L X . fix A, . . ' 1 I,-, I ,Lt .- lm x ' fvlvnw M ,L Q w 1 A. ,K x. T, - E -1 1 ' 'F . '1 , l . . 'J ,I . .X g ..- .y .X ,V - HH. . M L p 'kl- v 1. '- I, -, . 1. +I 1 -as fu r -'P T, 1, H on X 'J-' 4 I x february 26, Surprise party on Bonnie Jo before the Annual Meeting March 1 High School Chorus rehearsal at South Whitley High school band rehearsal at South Whitley--County Fest. 2 5. Regional Basketball Tourney at South Bend - 5 7 0 , Senior Boys beat Freshmen in inter-class ,N Play tryouts and annual meeting 6. Junior girls beat Freshmen in inter-class First play practice after school . Junior boys beat Sophomores 8. Senior girls fight hard to beat Sophs. 9. Inter-class finals, Seniors Victorious! 10. Semi-final tourney at Lafayette 12. PTA honor basketball squad 15. Local Dramatic Reading Contest 16, A11 school Shamrock Shindig CSophsD 17. State finals of basketball tourney--Muncie Central Champs 21. Whitley County Dramatic Reading Contest at Coesse 25. Good Friday Service at Methodist Church 28. FFA Banquet 50. Teachers Institute at Columbia Township School 51. Purdue Relay and Open House U April 1. April Fool's day. Tom Michael's birthday cis: 2. Pat's birthday ,Q 5. Senior Play--Bolts and Nuts Q, 6, Senior Play--Repeat Performance y'4Q 7, Sunshine State Convention at New Haven Y , 19, Track Meet with south Whitley , AQ 28 County Track Meet at South Whitley lvx 22. Junior Senior Prom f 4 Eg' . ' 'X ' May 6, SENIOR SUNDAY SERVICE Af I E L 6 Y Q , If . y - BSS as 't.' C - f f 'ff Ma 7 C1 N1 ht A' E i 1 M m 5 6 Ring-' Ag M 1. May lo. Graduation: 2 1 f ,lwg fy f uso R Q I E, 2.m,s 1,3x my12.MmmiBmmmt i rxqy 15NMf if May 13. Seniors leave on trip. :-TFI-, L Ui!! XZ May 14 to 18, Seniors in Washington D. C. May 19. Seniors arrive home--its all over for 1951 class. A rlinglun. .4 lexanllria ki - , .Z and HI. Vernon :sf . sc ' ' lnlvrmr of 41 i 1 ...Tr T' ALIVE, an Public Buildings ' , as f'W,,.? 'Y ' E .'1muiMT5f' gm 7 .National Episcopal 4 -i 'H Cathedral. National Shrine Lv 1 If f of the Immarulalv 1! 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J, Ii. , 'l?f Z i s ' 1 IJ, E. , . it QW ll ga L fi 51 M ' .21 - A V f W, . 1 1 1 9-. . r s f ' ' 1 w 1 1 1 1 fa, 1 ' v 4 , , A 1 v 1 A 1 w HQ A 1 r 1, ' L y I MAX ALIEN MYERS ' Max was elected president of the class in the fall of the freshman year. He has carried the responsibilities and privileges of that office with serious attention through the four years. He has been a member of the H1-Y for four yeara has taken part in track, softball, and basketball He is a member of the Senior Play Cast. Max ranks fourth scholastically in his class. He has followed the College Preparatory Course of Study. BONNIE JO BOHNSTEDT Bonnie Jo was elected to the position of Vice President of the class in the fall of the fresh- man year. She has served in that capacity for the four years. She is the Salutatorian of the class, having followed the College Preparatory Course with her aim toward nursing.She is a member of the Boostt er Club for the past three yearsg has been a mem- ber of the Choir for four yearsgis acting as the President of Sunshine Society this year having xl- .. , J' each season, and holds awards in all three sports. been a member for four yearsg is'a member of the HOME RUN staff and THE REFLECTOR. She found the time to take part in the Junior Class Play last year and is a member of the Senior Play cast. NCRMA WATTERS Norma was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the class in the fall of the freshman year. She has kept the minutes of meetings, received any money from class projects and duesg paid the bills and taken care of the business of the class. She has been a member of choir for four yearsg Sunshine Society for four yearsg Booster Club--- the past three yearsg was a member of the Junior Play Cast, the Senior Play Castg and is a member of the Home Hun Staff and Eng Reflector Staff. NOrma has followed the Business Curriculu . I ,M fi., . ' - f .' ?':.ff .J 1--' '-: ..' '-4 -1 ,F 3 -9 1, ,,, ,?:n:E:Ei f4' :Ad '2- A. Payim' - 4 , . 1' 'X l gf 4,- 'N . , 4-n 1- . Aff' .K- v4 ,- a.,. - C I 3, f.x'f..,f,.L 6 H?-.... .'-1 1 '! IQ 'lffx Q .' 1 V! I wil K I1 IJ . 4 . '1, g ' Q .Ll , Harm' I4 o' je, M 1 , Carl Kessie Ping Pong 5 Junior Play Booster Club Senior Play Patricia Kile Sunshine 1 2 5 4 Reporter 5 Cor. Sec. 5 Booster Club 2 5 4 Chorus l 2 5 4 Junior Play Senior Play John Frank Ellis Band 2 5 4 Chorus 2 5 FFA 2 5 4 Booster Club 5 4 Basketba 11 5 Ping Pong 1 2 5 Pe? Band 5 So tball 5 Sarah Jane Reece Sunshine 1 2 5 4 Chorus 1 2 5 4 Booster Club 2 5 4 Home Run 4 Annual 4 Gail Helfrich Softball 4 Basketball 1 2 5 4 Ping Pong 1 2 Hi-Y 1 2 5 4 Track 1 2 5 4 Delois Cunningham Sunshine 1 2 5 4 Treasurer 4 Chorus 1 2 5 4 Booster Club 2 5 4 Home Run 4 gil' gn- ff- Q? I-11 j-I 439 . if ','f'v 5 .4 H If U ' s , A ' I r I 1 V U!! ,. -12 -,. ... A,L.A'. , o -.4- ,xg ft 4 3 1-fn .,jL, dp- : 1.5'r Q'-f n :fr f Tom Michael Valedictorian B sketball 1 2 5 4 Softball 1 2 5 4 Junior 4 Senior Play Cog Extemp. Speech Contest Winner 5 4 Ping Pong lg F T A 2-4 Hi-Y 1 2 5 4 President 4 Group Discussion 4 Boys Quartet 5 4 State Festival 5 Elizabeth Gale Sunshine 1 2 5 4 Recording Sec. Chorus 1 2 5 4 Home Run 4 Junior Cox Basketball 1 2 5 4 Track 1 2 5 4 Softball 1 2 5 4 H1-Y 1 2 5 4 Sec. Treas. 4 Booster Club 5 Oratorical 1 2 Group Discussion 4 Chorus 43 Home Run 4 Annual 4g Junior Play FTA5 4g President 4 Hep. to Purdue Senior Play Anna Deeter Sunshine 1 2 5 4 Chorus 1 2 5 4 Booster Club 2 5 4 Treasurer 4 Junior Class Play Home Run 2 4 Senior Class Play Lee Smith Radio Club 4 FTA 1 2 5 4 Annual 4g Senior Play Chorus 1 2 5 4 Band 1 2 5 4 Dance B nd 4 Booster Club 2 5 4 Junior Class Play Nancy Hyndman Sunshine 1 2 5 4 , Vice Pres. 5 Chorus 1 2 5 Booster Club 2 5 4 President 4 Home Run 2 5 4 Editor 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play 'fgff' J ', ' +5 ' .. 1 4 1, r V. L ..- ,QW 51.0, W, . C s J 44 4 - ,r 1 ' x gg? . tif A .aw . n. -- 4 , 1. .-5 , H, ,.! ' 3-gf, . , . ,,. .U . ft7.I' --XL. h, H,--:xv .kpw .tm -ix ,, f no v- ref: , .g, j , 5-4 , ' -.v 1 s I V -I JY rv A. A avg? ' . 1 1, F .,..., 1 I ,-.. ,g , - fi! I I 5 .W., . ' .5 I ,f . , 4 0 xl -r , fx.-., . 4 '.4- --. --. L -1 Yny,,'4:-'Z , v 1 ' nv r 1 V H , V . Ou v . ,.-4 I' I Track 2 Softball 5 4 Basketball l 4 Hi-Y l 2 5 4 Ping Pong l 2 Gale North 2 Saul Schuman Ping Pong l 2 5 iichard Reiff H1-Y 1 2 5 4 Ping Pong 1 2 Booster Club 2 5 4 Lowell Stidham Basketball 5 Softball 5 Track 1 2 FFA l H1-Y l 2 5 4 Booster Club 2 5 4 Chorus 5 4 rom Terman Softball l 5 Home Run 4 Ping Pong l 2 5 Bill Graham Basketball l 2 5 4 Softball 2 5 4 Track 2 5 4 Chorus l 2 5 4 Hi-Y l 2 5 4 President 5 Booster Club 5 Group Discussion 4 Home Run 4 Annual Editor 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Boy's Quartette 4 of 4-fa' fy. ri: '. 9 a., .t A I 1.1. -sv -'A J 3 l'i1j 4 If ' - '+::wQ31- 14 1 11.3. .JN rs 'V ?,.-1 24 .,,5m-,., L 1- f r Vi ., um ,N . .13 ,- - , Hr, -.f-.,, ,..- , nk, .,. , ,. , , , ,I , :??.:z'Q-3.sA', .2 .-NW. 1- NX. Cf... JM., may The Freshman year, we had a total enrollment of thirty-two. Twenty- three entered high school from Larwill. They were: Madge Beasley, Bonnie Jo Bohnstedt Warren Cox Jr., Delois Cunningham, John Frank E1115, Elizabeth Gale, Gail Helfrich, Nancy Hyndman, Jean Loe, Tom Michael, Max Myers, Gale North, Jerry Cmt, Sarah'Jane Reece, Rich- ard Reiff, Caroline Rubrake, Paul Schuman, Lucille Simon, Lee Smith and Charlotte Walker. Nine came to Larwill from Troy Center. They were: Anna Deeter, Anthony Hill, Patricia Klle, Sally Marrs, Tom Terman, Arlene Van Voorst, Norma Watters, Carl Kessie and Sylvia J. 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 we- iner roast at the school house on October lO. The second was a we- iner roast at the school house, also held on April 1. Miss Betty Schultz was the freshman class sponsor. In our Sophomore year we had a total enrollment of thirty-one. Dur- ing the year Anthony Hill quit to work. Lucille Simon left us for Columbia City School. Madge Beasley quit to work. Sylvia J.Watson withdrew. This left us twenty-seven. The first class party was at the Columbia City Park, October 15 and the second party was held at the home of Nancy Hyndman on April 15. The Sophomores were repre- sented in the oratorical contest by Junior Cox. Mrs. Don Beard was class sponsor. The Junior year enrollment was twenty-four. During the Junior year Jean Loe and Sally Marrs left us to go to Columbia City High School and Arlene Van Voorst and Caroline Rubrake quit to marry. On Oct- ober 21, the class play NThe Rattlesnake Bitesn was presented by Carl, Bill, Junior, Tom, lee, Anna, Norma, Nancy, Bonnie, Pat, Car- oline, and Jean. The second semester class party was held March 24. The class spon- sor was Mrs. Paul Rush. The class colors are scarlet and gray. he flower, red rose, the motto, UTWARD AND ONWARD. The Senior year enrollment was twenty-one. On September 21 to Oct- ober 9 we were busy selling magazines to earn money for the spring trip. On March 9 the inter-class tourney was won by both the Sen- ior girls and boys. Max Myers, Junior Cox, Bill Graham, Gale North Tom Michael and Gail Helfrich were presented with gold honor sweat- ers. The play nBolts and Nutsn was presented on April 5 and 6 by Carl, Bill, Junior, Tom, Max, Lee, John, Anna, Norma. Nancy. 30111113 Sarah and Fat. The senior sponsor was Elaine Esarey. Closing activities were: Senior Sunday Service on May 6. The Class Night program was presented on May 7, and Graduation was May lC.The members of the class were guests of the Alumni, Saturday, May 12 at a dinner meeting an program. They were initiated into Alumni. May 13 the class left Iarwill for Washington, D. C. They traveled east on Route 50 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, visiting Gettysburg and other points of interest, arriving in Washington on Monday eve. The next three and one-half days were spent in and around Washlngtn with headquarters at the Ebbitt Hotel. Friday noon the group start- ed home on Route 40, stayed overnight enroute and arrived home Sat- urday evenigg after visiting places of interest enroute. - -. g-.1 , J -F II ','?, 1 , 'f v-' I 14-. 'fps' -vt' ' a 1.11 -AKQ, FWQV '5if'i 4 'Q 'F7 4' un f ,,, 11' , 1 4 L f xix' , J rf it af 'JSE .5 ey Iliff. I x 1 gf. . ' 9 ,. r v ' ,- , , L I-Fm s H'A 'J - ..' '. LN. yu 1, .P t rm ' 311511 , , I A 1. aff' b f Av 'J' .. Hg U I . a .. ' ,jgzz , ..1QQ .'?5'5y4, NL: u '-.3 I ,. . ll X 1 '.' 'T' htm -2 ' Q 'r iw: Jw: Im., 'fI'9l,,f,'s. l . . I K . wr 'fm-ef . N, ,, ' L 'buff Cfaffff We the class of fifty one Hate to see our school year done Now we have to say Nadieun But our lives are not yet through. We were always having fun in school But the teachers are no body's fool They would push our lessons to the fore Although it was a great big chore. We see the need for study Though it may seem so hard But life is full of hardships And we must see them through. kids in our class and Lizzie Gale, Paul and Pat 1-dent. There are twenty one Bonnie, Junior, Bill Nancy, lee and Anna, With Max as our pres- There's Carl and Lowell and Dick And Delois and Sarah Jane There's Michael and Norma'and North And John and Gail and Tom. Now we have to close this song Have no rhyme except so-long We have had a lovely time Now we forever say farewell. CVM poem We the Senior class of '51 Have had our joy and our fun Xa, We've teased the teachers and worried them grey, But alas, with us they still seem to stay. We have worked the Freshmen without pity or care, And when we whistled the Sophomore's were always there, The Juniors planned our entertainment, We thank you all for you kindness very banquets, and such, much. Soon we shall part and leave old larwill High, Bidding all our friends and chums boodbye And as out into the world we go sharing others joys and fears May we look back into our happy high school years. 9'-Myer The Reflector ,171 1- ' A'QA1l Q-1' a- , Y , -.. ' u I -,IN :LV 'i 1772 is '? again 963 . wap .-,Q 9 , . Q.-.1 fgm' 1613111 -341. y ar 14 'Y A ' -, . in .1 15-'fa .iw . I-.J-fc, ir: , - Y, AC ' '-:-us'-,A .. fi ' 5. Eli' '14 11 . l 1 .7 xii: ,, '+V ' i .qv-lk. - gl. F55 h , I-:gi 'T' Qlii SMQIJ .. .1 JL .,A,,, . Q' 5 ' 2 .5 X . 13 ' , 1 A .4 , fx Sit -.Lexi eff? 1 am- 5-JAR. 9614, GV. ' FL' ',i3el. 9 ,J .,,, ,gi wi Q H Q M5 Sri-'H 'L 1 I Ki? x . u-fra' lfi .l'...f 'UW an .adamant We, the outgoing class of l95l, City of larwill, bounty of Ahitley, and State of Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby, revoking any will or wi lls heretofore made by us. Therefore we make and publish the following bequests: MAX MYERS, will my w to Jack Goble. I, 1, CARL Kassim, will my I Ii DELOIS CUNNINGHAM, w Brandenburg. I , Surfus, providing he I, TOM MICHAEL, will my ick. I, ELIZABETH GALE, will I, Anna Deeter, will my I, TOM TERMAN, will my I, Pat Kile, will my So I, Roger Schuman. NORMA WATTERS, will Bill Graham, will by points in basketball I, I, ay of warding off girls and remaining dateless quiet friendly manner to la Dean Brunner. Raul Schuman, will my bashfulness to Bill Smith. ill my ability to attract older boys to Pat GALE NORTH, will my alertness on the basketball floor to Delbert makes the first team. ability to correct the teachers to Bud Weir- my senior dignity to Phil Conley. slimness to Marlene Bohnstedt. successfulness in playing hookey to Harry J. uthern accent to Wendell Buntain, to use. RICHARD REIFF, will my friendly relationship with Mr. Copeland to my silly giggle to Berniece Johnson. ability to break the county record for four to Dick Juillerat. I, JUNIOR COX, will by ability to keep a steady girl to R. Juillerat. It If 1. SARAH REECE, will my Lowell Stidham, will Wilkinson. I, lee Smith, will my talent as a pianist and song writer to C.Watson nroving eyesn to Sharen Ward. my ability to pick-up Warsaw girls to larry NANCY HYNDMAN, will my office job to Helen Gregory, provided she is more successful in sitting on the bosses lap than I. BONNIE JO BOHNSTEDT, edictorian to Betty JOHN FRANK ELLIS, wi If I, I. We, THE SENIOR CLASS, w Seniors, the rights the Juniors, to the use for, to the Fre hers. will my ability to go steady with the val- Banning. ll my big brown eyes to Shirley-Phend. Gail Helfrich, will my bleached-blond curl to Billy Sroufe. duties of offices to never had by the ot- ill our seats in the assembly, the and privileges of our station and Sophomores the good intentions we shmen, any odds and ends left over We, BONNIE JO BOHNSTED and ELIZABETH GALE 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. We here- by appoint Elaine Esarey, sponsor of the Senior Class, to be the on- ly and sole executrix of this, our Last Lill and Testament and we do hereby revoke and annul any former testament. In Witness Whereof, we have subscribed our names and affixed our of- ficial seal ths twentie Thousand Nine Hundred a th day of March, in the year of our Lord One nd Fifty One. 4r1, ,J-,fer FWS: 1 A Q ..1g. 6 17,5 aw . xwqvg Y 4'f'r 1- -' 'ihbs l'..'d. ' '52 5 gu xii -we 'l4.S.L0 LE, ' v , f, .iii- .. N1 . . ,, 1 V xl! Q. bin . . 'A: u:4 .- Y il '1 ,, . ,,, ' 'FJ 5. A . T r ' -4 ., 5 VA l ,'1q'.5- '21 .,. .',,'.. f .: A,.'A'4 1' i . A ' v a UF' PL 'L' vi '-lvh 0 . , . W7 L4 Q? S 44:2 Jil' ,' . 'I' ' I.. 1 H' -A qv.. n'vJv Cfdrizi QC? One night during the recent cold weather, I had a most interesting adventure. As I was about to return home from an unsuccessful snipe hunt in the woods south of Larwill, I spied, -twinkling enticingly, in the near distance, a dim light. Naturally, I went to investigate and as I drew close I heard whirring-clacking noises. I crept up quietly and there I saw a little, wizened old man reading a news- paper by lantern-light. Beside him was a printing press. He sudden- ly looked up, peered right at me in the darkness and said, NI seen by the papers you were here so come out where I can see you.n Cf course, I was astonished until he explained that his was no ordinary printing pressg it was a magic machine that printed news of the future. On the front page of the May 19, items. Bulletin--A baby daughter has been born to wife of millionaire truck driver, Warren named Bonnie in honor of the Cox's close is noted for her discovery of a treatment ing to be a nurse. Another heading caught 1990 issue, I read these the former Anna Deeter-- Cox. The child has been friend. nSister Bonnie,n for lumbago, while study- my eye Hgum Ruler Q93 59- Bg Triben Hobo, Sarah Reece, reigns as queen of the Knights of Open Road, Inc., for the coming year. General Gale W. North, of the U.S. Marines will crown her with the royal tin can at the coronation ceremony. It is hinted that General North has more than a casual interest in the Queen.N Then on the business page I read, nShotgun Firm Announces Promotion of Secretary.n Max Myers, president of the Acme Shotgun, Inc., manufacturers silverplated shotguns for formal weddings, announces the promotion of Nancy Hyndman to First Lap Secretary to the Pres. It is nice to know that she is getting proper training in school. From another magical paper, hot off the press, I read from the head- lines, nSchuman Nominates Krudling for President.n Paul Schuman Republican National Chairman, nominated Lucifer James Krudling for President at the convention tonight. On the society page, a small item caught my eye. Pianist and Com- poser, Garland Lee Smith, to give concert in Kessie Hall in Larwill soon. Kessie Hall has been donated by Carl Kessie, millionaire Con- tractor in Limestone. Quickly I turned to the sports page to see how the Professional boys were doing. In large print at the top of the page, Ngglfrich Breaks All Time Scoring Recordin In the game last night against the Clobe Blotters, Gail Helfrich went on a scoring spree for the Jets to set a new scoring record of 77 points. The other team was unable to a- venge themselves or heold the charging guard, as he hit basket after basket. In large bold faced type across the top of the second page I read QTpm Michael Discpvers thegNew.G-Bomb.H Very little is known about the great discovery made by the prominent scientist. The work was done under secret orders, and Mr. Michael has been working on allied experiments for 15 years. igfa-Q, 5 .JN NJ F ' nv Q .vp- 5-F J 4,'e .nr il Ihr ' w I' Also on this page, I found that Tom Terman had suffered a broken leg when his car overturned in the last lap of the 500 mile race on Dec- oration Day in Indianapolis. Terman's car was in the lead but durrg the last lap of the race the car slipped on a banana skin that some- body had thrown on the track, causing Tom to spill. The machine went to work again and soon a new paper was lying at my feet. I read the headline, HGraham Goes Broke as Poultry Market Di- ves.n Millionaire Graham has filed in Bankruptcy Court because of a sudden and disasterous drop in the market. I knew that chickens and Bill would tangle sooner or later. Bill has been removed to the New Watters Sanatorium because of the state of his mind. He will be un- der the private care of Supervisor Norma Watters. Also, I read that Elizabeth Sockendorfer has been chosen Mrs. Ameri- ca of 1993. nThe former Elizabeth Gale is the mother of 12 children ranging in age from 18 years to 4 months. She married Joseph Socken- dorfer right after her graduation from high school. Her husband is a prominent oil man of Dallas, Texas. In small print, at the bottom of the page, I read, nMiss Patrica A. Kile opens new Beauty Salon. Miss Kile will give, to her first ten customers, a free up-lift or down-sweep, whichever is desired by the customer. Cn the next ten the price will be doubled to make up for the first ten. You never could put anything over on Pat, I thought. It seems that everybody is getting into the papers, for here is an- other item about some people that I used to know. HStidham -Q Cun- ningham Qpen New Chaig of Restaurgntg From Larwill to Cleveland.n On the next page I found an item that brought another familiar na- me to my mind. 5John Frank Ellis, noted ggriculturist Leaves for Europe.H John Frank Ellis the to be the United Nation's represent- ative to the European council to be held in Paris. He was chosen a representative by the Secretary of Agriculture. It seem that this miraculous paper knew about all my old friends--- for here's an item about Dick Reiff. nReiff, New Ford Manager.H Mr Reiff was appointed the General Manager of the Ford Plant at Larwih. by a committee of Ford delegates. It was announced at a party held for Ford Executives at the Reiff home last night. I can't find anything else in the newspaper that looks interesting, so I'd better head for home. I'll have to keep this to myself, for WHO WOULD BELIEVE IT ANYWAY? Blau Galen fri ' WWW The Class of'l95l have chosen the colors of HScarlet and Grayn as the Class Colors. Grey like the grey of our caps and gowns and of the clouds, which for ay days cover the earth, as education should. Then scarlet, which is a bright red, meaning brilliance, comes back to ed- ucation by means of becoming brighter and improving our minds as well as our souls. With better education we will become better and more successful citi- zens of this community and country. C527 . ES Z 'lb-'Os 'f av- . , ,A 1 n JL' ' 4 ' 'lv 4 ' -,Q 4 .1 1 . if ' ,-4 -' sw.-'P an-M. 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QHUHMPGM UHwm0m H960 Gdeuihm hOGMz n0HHMH0m HHNU 565690 EMHHHHg Oddw gpODdNHHm MHHHM gnOh ROp00Q Masq EGQMGHQCDO mHOHoQ MOU .3 QDHHM5 HUUUWCSOQ Oh OHGGOQ W E Z aim. ,W 2-4-Tw. . Y E 4 1, ii: gy? fi Vi' 43 ,L '-v 41. F 1,-ff rT1?1'if32 4, -I ..- 1 s I f ix sl 1,-. 45 as E if 'Ev 6 4 4 , 1 wi x .wr frf' IT if ff M 19' 'if r?Qi T3 91: in M . dx ,lv ,Vw 5 M g A I fl ki it g. lu fl. We, the Senior Class of l95l, present you with this Sceptre which stands for friendship, high scholarship,h1gh ideals and good sports- manship. You have shown during your first three years of high school that you are capable of upholding these high standards of character. We as- sume that you will continue your never-tiring efforts to maintain and extend these standards of high character throughout the school and community during your Senior year of high school. We hope that we have set a good example during our Senior year---for you to follow. As representative of the Senior Class of '51, I now take great plea- sure in presenting to you this Sceptre.. I now remove the Scarlet 5 Gray of the Senior Class to make room for the Red and White of the Junior Class. On behalf of the Junior Class, I accept this sceptre with the pro- mise that we shall honor and treasure it as you have done. During our three first years of high school, we have been preparing our- selves for the responsibilities our senior year will bring to us. We compliment you on the success you have had, and the fine example you have set for us in scholarship, sports, and other activities in which you have participated. We will miss you during the coming year, but send with you our best wishes for happiness and success in the future. Again, I thank you. CKGLZSCS mafia gg of the graduating class of l95l,.chose for our motto, Upward and ward. We will all go out from the school, with our own ambitions and aims, some of us to succeed and some to fail. A main goal is to live up to the motto we have chosen, through whatever work we try. Qpward means we plan to build, plan and strive in the world until we have attained our individual goal, whatever it may be. Onward is for going on after we have gained our present goal, then setting others to strive for. Upward and Onward should mean to all of us, not just this graduating class of 1951 or l97l,.but to all of the people who are striving for goals, whether large or small, important or trivial, the urge attain goals and after we have reached them to move onward to preserve them T'-my? ' 1' f' I f 5 J ll? I , tt! I X 1 l ,vr ur ' . s il V .Q O ,Q ' I -9 . -I I 1 ' W ' 'z ,f i . . K' -.:f : A 1 4 ff' . wg m-,..,,, 4 xx x 4 , I ,. .0 .. -gy f1l '4 4 T1 I I 'X . I' g 0 fn , 4 1 gf' . -Y. F JW -5419 , , I ,X . Sig, ,AE . R jf X 1 l jj:-' ig. 1 f 1 , I 7 7' M L, J 4' ,v of X, f 1 4 if Qc lf. A Banff! E. I :vi ' ' -L. '12-1' -Tiff? ' 'rf--Vviffqqy . -.,. 55,1-. IL! !: L. vi., 25, ,fi :YJ ' ...f.- A , 'X Auf L-f 6 ,. . 'mllifl sahxa, '-W3 :MN Il .YJ-'L 'f'e-ff'-if LUW. :I l tw? - , ir? ' 2454: L. -. 1- i7 . -' A v I'?. 1. 'A'- ff 1 ' ' 'Q r . 5 2 -L fx 1,43 X J1? f lfbt'E'1?,'.'l'B:',Lf'Qx' r-I -- n.,'.f 1 4 J.. ze- f V ibn-en., llhhllagnv-X W e-. f I 1 I-f.'-v. ,, 1 1 r Au: ,. V ,. sr, ' 11,5 .' , I, ,, 4,1 - 1. ,., V 1. I A A , J -4 , 1 I 1 ulkfkfforgan Friends, Ln a few days we, the Senior Class of 1951, shall complete twelve years of study. Some of us may enter college and further our formal education, others of us shall go direct ly into business, but no matter what we do, we shall not forget larwill High School. We can never forget our teachers, friends and classmates with whom we have spent the foray ative years of our brief lives. We shall not only remember the many happy hours we have spent at parties, games and the like--but we shall also remember the more trying times when all did not go well. It ,was then that the teachers showed us that they were true friends by giving us thoughtful attention. It was then that our friends stayed with'us and helped us, and we are truly grateful for those experiences. When school starts next September we shall not be there. There will probably be many times when we shall long to go back to our classes, and get away from the pressures of adult life. Although we would not admit it, school has been ilgavin of escapeah Whenlweldid niomea th w o in the st we co a wa s sa , we m o scggil kiggn Now wgaare past that andywe will have to face the gis- turblng issues of life more squarely. We know that we would not have been able to meet these problems of life squarely without the help of our teachers and parents. We should like, at this time to publicly acknowledge all the assistance you have given us, and to thank you from the depths of our hearts. Safufaforian Parents, faculty, friends, we the Senior Class of 1951, wish to extend a most cordial welcome. We are glad that you, who have, by your guid- ance and inspiration helped us reach our goal, are able to be with us as we enact our closing Senior Activities. When the school bell summons nest year we will not answer, for we now must go forth into the world and become good citizens by using the ideals and ideas that you have impressed upon our minds. We feel that we are now capable of shouldering l1fe's re- sponsibilities and will rely upon the wholesome training we have re- ceived in our twelve years of school. Upon finishing school, some will seek higher education, others will enter the services of our country, or take up work in various other fields. Whatever our job may be, we will hold in memory the fine associations and good background we received in our school career. We are grateful to you, friends, for supporting our class and making possible our trip to Washington, D. C., and to the teachers who have inspired us to take such an educational trip. This is one of the high spots in our school life--one that we will remember always. On behalf of the senior Class, Ilwould again like to say Welcome, with-deepest sincerity. ie: , w , ., gaggml .. 4 Vi ,lug f' ,J 7 4 - Fe - 4' Yfiitzfgik? I' 51' fc. , 4,1 ,u .2 T' Us fr:-f ' - M,,..fJ,:. ' ., 4- ji Wx , ,5,.,,,A -.Ally 2,5351-gn'g. -if A 1' ' 4 ' ' r' I 1 . . , HJA1 .4. - - -v -1 , -- ...., .-x . ' X 1, uw 4 1-1 ',,',-Ju.N,J, .- , I . , .,,. . -'Q.--1 V ' Y . ' v, , ' 1 1 XJR . K. . 1 V. vm. . 2, , . :!u1'C' 'f..r nz Q . ,, I ' , I' 1 , 4 w -' , 1, I. K ,, - , mf.-I-'I-'V ' ' If-' .- ,.', .V l.',r , , mx.-A 1 qw The freshman class started with thirty-six mem- bers, thirteen from Troy Township and twenty-two from Larwill. In the fall of the freshman year, officers were elected to serve all four years. They were Helen Gregory, Presidentg Wendell Buntain, Vice-presi- dentg Ju e Ramsey, Secretary-treasurerg Shirley Phend, Historian. June Ramsey was replaced by Norma Clark as Secretary-treasurer at the begin- ning of the Sophomore year. While we were Sophomores, the class sponsored a talent show and dance, the first money-making project. Twenty-nine Juniors started to school, but Bill Parrot left to finish at Columbia City. As Juniors, we presented a play, sponsored a dance, ran the concession stand at noons and home basketball games, and sold stationery. In the spring, the class presented the annual Junior-Senior Reception. The class sponsor is Miss Reba Stemen. The Junior Basketball queen Is Doris Barneyg an the Sophomore queen was Carol Coyle, the Freshman year was Helen Gregory. U 1 f , K 1 1 1' 4 ' - 1- .lk +1 , f -..:' I I I r- v A-.V-xlwtb . ' , -f L1 - . fri' . ,, ' Y . -l,g.,?L'. . , ,. -3, v 5 L xv 1 'zpif I ,Ex N. ' .A : V -iv, 0'-fab, x YS. 1, . , H,-J.. 31,- LJ:-ls J '-,,- ,4,, - 1 .. ' J ' 7 -, .4 ,ga 3. 4-, :- - I '. J. ' x. . , ' ' . A 0 I A s M1 l QL'- tty Banning h Doris Barney Jerry Bair iii ii:-S, ' Larry Wilkinson Carol Watson gusie Trump ,Q f , 5, V 'Til-Q 'Q 'ir ' Y Q R Y Y M , w hifle Phend ussell Medley arlene Bush 4-sa 511. 127' igxflfl f?ePe Martin Joe Medley H 2 Annabelfe Biker 'Y wg 50036 V5 16 3 1833 01852 2729 GC 977.201 W59REG, 1951 E x'sA0VERTX OF L. E 5- E F Lg, Q- T' yi, ,ITE , . u ,r .-2 , r I Ib: 5 ' s is QQ gf: 1 n Iyf Q ,J 9 5. ' ,,'.- QT? Lou Lemon Yr-., xn Arlene Klingaman Pat Brandenbur Carol Coyle ... - ' ' -- -- ...H .M-..-,..n,g,F,w1v-,----.,-9,,,,-,M ,,.1.,,,m.,3!,Bn,,,W,,,.w., AY----g- . WY- V - ....., ..-- ,.....,,.... ,.. ,e.+. .f .,, -,,v:,. -Q' TP' ee ROSS? 5ChUm5U Laieen Brunner J. .3::, Don Terman' ' Yvonne King ld JUi11oTat Beverlv Andereon vw James Juillerat Colleen ward lpd . . v U 1 'X ,v U '. I ,, .,,,.....- . ...:T.......k ,,,, .. W - -' ' 4- ' ' N-gg,--,,Qm.,.'Y'if ' fQR58Zi+ if1.ff - 1 3 , 1 V ' fy' 3 ' Q-,'11f1' f'Q.f'Cz' ,i'1?ffi' . f, f X1 . ' - W f -'ff ' ' -. -V f 1 ...-an ' ' ,H ' f:.: g.':+i'N. 3' '-'. , ' ' ' ' x Q, ' T, I y sqig. A ' A' '31, . . Y 5 K 24. 'S A .Q N ' .g,13ySfs2? Vx? A , ,.,f .- . 5' ff Q-gs 'WQYW . ' 4 s- Gxqlx J VKSH rn.. fv, 3+ A QQ .i X -X.. xx A . xii' x. .M A w -1552: MK 'W-31 wuw-mlm-1-1,1 wzmym. mm I M R' w wkxrfw QM-1,f?9w'u5N fm-A 4. , .. 'T,i1lZ'l'7u.'rf I ,H Q -.,. , ,1-A Q . A 1. W-'H' .. v . w E. x k'.'i'5- K. 1 I iff' Sheran Ward M 1 Richard Bounsteiit Marilyn Wilkinson iq-rv mf . .- ,i '-2,1 . Jack Goble Olflfl 0lf'Q CAM We begun the 1950 Freshman year with thirty-five students which includes five from Troy and one from Etna. During the Freshman year four students moved away. Our very first semester class party was held at the loc- al school house on October,7, 1949. Our second semester par- ty was held April 14 at the school house. V27 Carolyn Wolfe hi 'Z? Duane Lynch Jo Ann Shook At the beginning of the Sophomore year, our class president moved away and we had to elect a new one. Our second semester class par ty was held on May 4, 1951. We now have thirty-one students in our class. The Sophomore Class Officers are: Jack Goble, President Carolyn Wolfe Vice President Sheran Ward, Secretary and Treasurer Jo Ann Shook, Reporter Marilyn Wilkinson, Historian Class sponsors: Mr. Holycross for Freshman year Miss Edith Luty for Sophomore year H! 'V uw: I. v ,V L i l I In r I I l I 9 Q ,',- H ,.,.... .,qf:4krf5P2f- vjf' 71 ur q1f11'- Y'Lv -.cy1t,,,., 'Z W rj ' -' W wa -r,-M rm-. v 'H A JVQA .I ', Q,.1' fl 1 .I 1 ' 1 ,fu--71 - N 7. . 4, v .., ,A v . l - Y mn, 'F' ,. r 4 .4 7 1 I n I' Q IJ .L :Is J. ' , 'M Q, js-,Hi . 3 D' F11 fi 3- L . J , 4' l15n6'nJ:7 Q A ei cfs? M, 3. 011' T'1 ' Tim Dane Waldeck Rosia Jane Beard Janes Snodgrass Katherine Dave Watson Connie Nace ? 'ew' 'Sli'- Ted Harnishfeger Shirley Mathias B111 Smith 'Q '?' . ... s.,,-S-w vu., . N--....-..-'- ' FEBS? Hamm Charles Fosigugk NanCY Miller Y, -un Ln- .4 ' 7721? 1 , We.. iT I .. --L-fx ...'-lr wx. ,. .4 .Igit - .f 1 :',y'J J ig' , ig. 1 Delbert Surfus Marelyn Souiers Rong I' IUYPUE 55 1E?' ary E. Schuman larry Hawn Sue Ann Noble -14 .UV atricia Stephens Joe Michael Delores C le Richard senun Anita stricker V Laggy Iepley ld Watson :.,7M,, , 4, J , 'u . 4 ' 1 ' X r ' w . v 1-1 ' X 10.1 I ur jr Zlaalnmm The Freshman Class begun the year of 1950- 1951 with 58 members. From Troy came Larry Bills, Marlene Bohnstedt, Paul Brann1ng,Dick Kessie, Alberta Martin, Patsy Martz, Larry Plummer, Leoda Sellers, Ivan Werstler and Donna Wilkinson. Maude Klingamen and Edgar Wolfe came from Etna, Kenneth Juillerat from Thorncreekg David Repp. Columbia City, Dick Goble from Arcola: and Fannie Mullenax from Arbovale, West Virginia. Carolyn Boggs, Harry Jennings,. Barbara Kis- tler, Dick Juillerat, Dorothy Stephens, Everett Schuman, Corrine Clark, Bill Sroufe Ilene Leutz, Bill Baxter, LaVonne Miller, Norman Reiff, Nancy Hager, Freeman Cramer, Bill Mathias, Bob Ruckman, Bernice Johnson, Bill White, Bud Weirick, Kenneth Rubrake, Patricia Menzie and Marion Hawn came from the Larwill Eight Grade. At the end of the first semester, we found that Bill Baxter and Freeman Cramer had left us and the total was 36 members. Harry Jen- nings left for Columbia City school, also. The class officers were elected early in the school year. Alberta Martin is Presi- dentg Dick Goble is Vice-President, Nancy Hager is Secretary-Treasurer, Ilene Leutz is Reporterg and LaVonne Miller is Historian Mr. Norman Jarboe is the class sponsor. The first class party was held on October 25, at Alberta Mart1n's home. Plans are being made for a second party, May 4. The basketball queen was Miss Ilene Leutz--- the freshman candidate. Dorothy Stephens and Nancy Rager were a part of the winning discussion group in Speech. Many of the boys were on the second basket ball squad. Many of the members of the 9th grade were in the music contests and festiv- al. This class is an intregal part of this school. Alberta mfrtia QQTY ,I if DICK Gotle CV Q EST Ilene Leutz ? le r.v.5 f :- -V - '-'f T T13 L.. N 'MEMF FW. v', 41 If S-C r ' , M N A, J -J ' 'E , 4 69 QM. .-1 'jf rl-md A -'ng gif! 1 v U5 y.. i, . 6 Q13 -'bl ,,n u . Fl ' O -Ai M156 .x vga .,f, 'UQ v P , ' 'Liv ' uv 'Uk 'Z-Q - 'L' 3111- 2 I . Norman Reiff Berniece Johnson Dick Kessie Barbara Kistler lv... - .. 55 Donna Wilkinson Everett Schuman iii? Dick Juilleret Carolyn Boggs COTIE5 Clerk Ivan Vgerstler Kenneth Rubrexe' Maude Kllngamen -v-,-' - -'L 1-.' -Agv .4 ls ,ar a ' .iv .uf . A:-J 4 'on ,fy -1 , . .., 'iff 1, .f. A L . 4 V 6 I 1, .19 ,s .3 ., L51 .LE ix Q J J I x I - . A ag 'ff as hc, ,1xF,- : K P -4 -T sv ' TQ. I wa A0 -9 1, frfr , Spf- , PHUSY Hartz Bill HHYCIHS uertrude muntain 4' 1.4 Kenneth Juilleret Lavonne Miller Big2r Wolfe Marlene Bohnstedt HETTY Jennfigg i -'Dorothy Stepnens 75 . I aj: - ii 65 A Marion Hewn PatVY menzle U1LDGPE ne1ricA -'11 J Y I-vw-13 x .'- 4' Q I J' f O . 0 I- 5 .r 1.--Q - 1 n Q., J -- - r l 8,1 V H-DL 12 . w .l U -Q. iw. ww .f ., 1 7st tx fs Yxtx sill unite Leoda GPS DL11 senses ' 1 - -.-1 3 'X --M-1-L-e-4--v , FHUHY hullenax David Repp Bob Buckman Larry Plummer Paul Branning Larry Bills Emerson said he made every man his teacherg that everyone taught him. We shall profit by the same rule. We can learn from others and from daily events, but will we? He who wins success can teach us much. His methods and his good judgment are a study. As he learns from others, we can learn from him. Virtue, right, justice, love are the great teachers, the sources of order and happiness. We cannot truly live without them, for they are life itself. ,.,,,.... ,A as-Q wb. .. , ...,.,,....i.gp..4, ,. ,...- J..- ump- M.-A ...ad v ..-'v'T!f' :L , V . ' ' . 1 , . ,7. lQwj' 1 ag? FIT: V,-, gf. .. H f-'1 ' 5 A-SVI ,, .. Q- l'-N 'IJ 44 Q :yr ,gbf 1 JW! ' 'Y -0-fl ' ' :If-,v:'7 1 -.k'.sf. HMV- 97' F753 N -Q JUNIGR HIGH f W-'A uw , 7 . . . . , 1 f A KIJ, S.- A . 1, .,. ...A ' 'xo .,. .sr .5 1' H L f... -1 ,A :Q 'gif ,, za. v s ' ' ' Nil 1 . ,H .1 .jf Row one - Ada Brunner, Verna Cole, Patty Long, Donna Wilkinson, Elizabeth Miller, Erwin Mitchell, Rout two - Donna Wolfe, -Jay Mathews,' Clarence Snook, Donald Rubrake, Marilyn Repp, Row three - Joyce ,Jenk1ns, Dewayne Fox, Junior Shirey, Hal 'Trump, Patty Reeg. Row four - Kenneth Boner, Stephen Duggins, Gale Weybright, Orin Cummins, Lawrence Kiern. AQSX7 lfvfzff 1--- 3+ AZZAQ Q 3 Q n Dick HJ! f I . 'Q' ,A VQQ CC 'R 1 S C2055 Country Team Susie Tru p - Cornet Dramatic Beading State Solo Contest Jo Ann Shook v ii-4 4 .x. ivy' f 'ff-Q G'. 'L' M 1 Q., ' :,-.JMC KY 7 i' , , 4 ' 1 iv' 4. 1. Q Isl! Seventh Grade Row one - Robert Van Houten, Nancy Klstler, Arlene Reid, Vera Cole, Betty Ingraham, Ted Easterday. Row two - Miss Thomson, Frederick Cornelius, Larry Schuman, Louis Cramer, lynn Brunn- er. Row three - Laurence Sheets, Eva Lou Keirn, James Carter Gail Beasley, Clark Conley. Row four - Billy Watson, Joann Vandersaul, Barbara Brunner, Donna Rlemersma. 2' ,N L ,, f- sf is-'A f' ai- S31 x ,fx x' 4 T f if-in '?lf'3-Aff 1, l X , 'ff' A v. , F Ji ' 43f:fi'fT, ' . Q-.6 A--,Smal C f Adhkmlti Lunch Room Eva Keirn Josephine Weaver .yAvq,-if V - s -4 un?-ql f I + L no , ' , Vx F ,. fl- ' ii iz X lv 5 U .Niki -4. Q- - . Eh A -,Z ,. .,- 353.144 I-f V' V s I L .WQM .,x' J.. fu -f U A if?-Li? -J -' , . ., -1 uf ug - -- L . 'IJ ,-5'---vm J, , s ' I if ' ' 'N-QLW. fx- ELEMENTARY - . - . ,V . 2: , . , - ,4 - - - - V ww : ', ', ..' , , , , E' L I PG P Sixth Grade Row one - Nancy Shafer, Janet Jennings, Lois Baker, Ada Brunner, Karen Mathias, Linoa Repp, Georgia Cummins, Marilyn King. Row two - Wilm Hawn, Arnold King, Jerry Metzger, Gary Johnson, Jer- ry Reiff, Nellie Long, Donald Kessie, Mr. Weaver. Row three - Mollie Michael, Jane Smith, Norman Metzger, Derryl Hawn, Beverly King, friscilla Carter, James Cook, Mervln Spaw. Row four - Eddie Myers, Richard Fosnaugh, Mary Cook, larry Spaw, Alice Stephens, Paul Sheets, Melvin Mathias, larry Burnsworth, Roger Rollins. HVW Qvf fbi GZ' Group-Discussion CSuper1or Ratlngb- Junior Cox, Dorothy Stephens, Bill Graham, Nancy Hager, Tom Michael 1 if' , Sv - I -1,-1535. ' V+. Q. . , 'if-49 Et x A, ,, A c' w ., v 5 I :fl 122: - 4 -Q' -.3 ,F ' ' I g ,gn . -, ... .,f1-vm - ... ...L Of If -, ff- Q 'wtf'-----J-ef'vv'91r'5-fy W Fourth and Fifth Grade Row-one - Jayne Noble, Carolyn Stricker, Darlene Egolf, Mari- lyn Brunner, Marilyn Metzger, Beverly Sorg, Patricia Frink, Terrell Juillerat, Linda Ross. Row two - Sandra Wolfe, Tom Hursey, Junior Mullenax, Nancy Halt, Allan Hawn, Dean Snapp, Charmaine Johnson, Bu d Sroufe, Alva Schroeder, Row three - Roger Reece, Roger Robinette, Ronald Rubrake, larry Carter, Barbara Wolfe, Charlene Keister, Gene B xter, Donna Mae Over- meyer, Jerry Shairhein, Mrs. Davis. Row four - Wellington Van Houten, Sharon Baxter, Patricia Baker, Dorcas Maloney, Alberta Gawthrop, David Leutz, Jerry Vandersaul, Charles Snook. Brian Zumbrum. Retha Hawn. 1 v . iff , zz. is - v5 ' J 1 ,mn- 'Mx-1 - V. 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Wd' Humorous Readin - ' Enemporaneous Speecn g Winterlonderland contest - 'rom Michael Shirley Phend .D.coration ' ' ,r.- 1 if Q H: I 4 ul' Vi' W . I' r 'f 1 r Q fi n., ,. xg F n Bi gf ,FM-1 V 'H ...Q 7 6 1 1' AJP' ',L5n',T , , E , ! . ' A fr - ' '- Q f . A 'r '-. 'f -. ' 5 1 -A Row one - Carolyn Gawthrope, Leta Mae King, Robert Wolfe, Karen Baker, Shirley Mae Webster, Janet Baxter. Row two- Earl Stricker, Roger Kessie, Karen Mettler, Mary Rollins, Marie Rollins, Theresa'Overmyer, Margaret Perry, Catherine Carter. Row three - Hazel Lemon, Dennie Corne1ius,Sally Jo Widman, Terry Brunner, Dennie Johnson, Cynthia Miner.. Rhea Repp, Jimmie Johnson, Row four - Phyllis Harm, Jimmy Van- dersaul, Dianna Snook, Patricia Barrett, Michael Sorg, Don- ald Mathias, Larry Wolfe, Judy Schafer. 1 N-f . Lgweyn Z' 1, Q lf 77 ,, .feng Gun-' 3'-J dose QI'-I '75,-7 nw' fga f75f DC? First Grade Row one - Sharon Robinette, Stephen Eiler, Peggy Hawn, Judith Adams, Roy Rubrake, Betty Barnes, Row two - Beverly Mathias, Terry Gable, Dennie Spaw, John Cameron, Douglas Sm1th,Robert Frlnk, Gail Ross, Michael Ward. Row three - Shirley Widman, Lyle Baker, George Webster, Linda Nace, Carolyn Hann, Kay Felgen Richard Schafer, Su Ellen Halt, Jo Ellen Halt. Cydfiff ower DALXZM K M We, the class of '51, have chosen the Red Rose as the class flower. It is a symbol of gragrance, loveliness and beauty. The Red Rose is grown in mild climates, like those of southern France and the Pacific Coast. Each year, a day in June is set a- side for the Carnival of Roses, held in Portland, Oregon. We, like the Red Rose, must grow and brighten the world of tomorrow and must bring happiness for others like the Red Hose does for us. The Red Rose is the most popular flower of the world. 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X 11-V - ' . -K.H,,,., ram fi' ' .ibeckca fion We, the Senior Class of 1951, respectfully dedicate this edition of Qhg Reflector to our friend, sponsor and teacher, Mdss Elaine Esarey. Throughout our years in high school, we have thought of her, not only as a teacher, but as our friend. In the near future, we will become graduates of the Larwill High School, and assume our responsibilities as citizens of this com- munity, or a far community. No matter where we are, we will re- member Miss Esarey because of her guidance and leadership. To Elaine Esarey, who guided us through this publication of The Reflector, our school work, and our senior activities, with un- tiring leadership and co-operation, we dedicate this edition, in admiration and loyalty to her from us, the Senior Class of 1951. of 751 ' P 515210. 5 pf n W A s Mixed Chorus of Lnr-will High School, Director, Miss Stemen wi lhl Sunshine Socity of Larwill High School, Miss Thomson and M155 Schuman. sponsors, Bonnie J Bonnsuedt. President t s l . 3 1 v 1 ,- 5. w- v X ff 9 4 I Edna! 6 lf rw - ' , V' ,-,Af x x n ra, '4 I, Aix: '1 , u I N, fn- ,V -2- NLT 4 I - V?-' 'HM 's ,,,.1F . , Y 1 L . :.'g':f. uf:- -.4 ' lla .no 43, f, 3--r H1-Y Club of Larwill High School, Norman Jarboe, Sponsor Tom Michael. President Booster Club, Larwill High School, Booster Band, Tom Green, Sponsor, Marilyn Wilkinson, Annabelle Baker, Yell Leaders -f ,HE- 1f'I'- 21- : A' F 1 nf' N s L J P 1 .fl - 3 Q. -l'1k-- 'ar 'ro F- - J. '4. 1- 'in' 'EL ' Q 1 vs za slx-TIN? -- - if 'nfl Q' g1!LRJh!j 4u.srkx --J,. 3- ,. 2 T13 90 ' 1 Ugg'-1 ' ' 'ff'-.ii !!!!!!! . J'-w I .Q f ,, iii!!! ' as Wifi! I 1: ,, N ..!. 33 -4 'ou lisx T U vi A '..-. Oi X f , , Q ,, N. 5 1 5 V- N? 62. 4. A. S L ,A v - , A ' 4.9 'f .,, 4 1 .sl ll' .4 An A ,JV .. , fl' l - n 15. w ,. ,,-'