Leesburg High School - Blazer Yearbook (Leesburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

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Phyllis Sutton :lil Class Flower Whzte Carnatxon Class C0101'S Blue and White Class Motto We bu11d the ladder by wh1ch we chmb 10 .W 1 t Wa, ' x ' In 'I :Ml aummkmmjtl JAMES HARTMAN Basketball Cnptaxn Softball Presxdent of Class Secretary of Class Atta Boy Walt Toby Helps Out H1 Lxtes Stalf BLAZER -s-. ur' GERALD DAUSMAN Basketball Z Softball Atta Boy Walt Toby Helps Out BLAZER ah Z 234 234 PHYLLIS SUTTON Office Staff 1 Z 4 H Lxtes Sta!! Z 3 4 Co Edltor Editor BLAZER 'Atta Boy alt ' Toby Helps Out Vlce Presxdent of Class Secretary of Class LENA MAE POLLOCK Ofhce Staff H Lntes Staff BLAZER 'Atta Boy Walt Toby Helps Out Glee Club Vice Presndent of Class ll n A xx DONALD KLOPENS TEIN Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Soitbull Z 3 4 Hi Lltes Z 3 4 BLAZER Atta Boy Walt Toby Helps Out ' Vice President Clans DONNA GEAR HART Lites Stal! Toby Helps Out BLAZER R OBER T LONG H Lites Basketball ............. l Z 3 4 Atta Boy Walt .............. Toby Helps Out .............. BLAZER ..... . ............ . . SUE ROBISON Glee Club .........,.......... 1,3 Hi - Lites Sta!! .............. l 2,3 Atta Boy Walt .................. Toby Helps Out ................. Band ........................ D.A.R. Citizenship Girl ............. BLAZER ...................... Secretary of Class ............... President of Class ................ Office Staff ....... ............ IZ. Glee Club 1 2 3 4 4 4 TEN YEARS HENCE Here on the O M Ranch I Old Maid Ranch that is, in Phoenix Arizona the sun shone brightly the heavens were clear of clouds a rattlesnake sllthermg across the sand sought its prey while the horses in the Corral stumped in the heat of the day My atomic plane was off in the distance just raring to go so I Junqped lnto my jeans and strode across the yard to go on a little Jaunt Undecided where to go I just started zooming in the blue hea ven and in no time at all I arrived in New York So I decided t land and visit the world known super basketball coach ofthe year Yes I found him in Radio City broadcasting about his Super Dup ers who were to play the Rochester Royals for the world champ ionship that evening Yes you ve guessed it jim Hartman After the broadcast he invited me to his fruit farm in Pennsylvania We flew in his autogyro and landed at a most beautiful home in t e courtry Her jim sprays and tend his trees with the greatest care Then back to New York and the evening game we went Oh that crowd It was the largest ever known and sure enough jim s team won I bade him adieu as he had other matters to attent to He and his team were to sail overseas the next day for a six month tour Nest mormng as I flew over I noticed a large farm Sol land ed in a pasture field and walked to the house There was Lena Mae out milking the cows I follower her around dunng the chores which never ended till nearly noon Having been invited I stayed for lunch Upon entering the spic and span cottage I saw her hus a delicious lunch and Lena Mae excused herself as more chores were to be done I asked Is your husband ill? ' Oh No plied Lena Mae here we women do all the chores About two o clock she said she would have a few minutes to spare and asked me 1fI d like to run into the city as she had business to attend to I invited her to ride in my atomic plane but she exclaimed 'Oh no I am afraid to So we walked to a three car garage and she chose a Cadillac and drove into the city Stopping before a large building Lena Mae said There S some one in here that I think you will be interested in ' We went down a large white hall A woman withthe greatest dignity asked us to be seated Presently we were called into a larger room and Lena Mae whispered Do you know the woman seated at that desk? N I replied 'Why that s Sue Fobison She s the wellknown child doctor and owns this building for unfortunate children They say it s always full of patients So we introduced ourselves Such surprises Lena Mae had to leave so Sue invited me to spent e evening with her After dinner which was super, we decided take in the Stork Club the most ritzy club in town The entertain ment was wonderful Looking over the program to see what was next we saw Phyllis Sutton s name as the torch singer of the year 14 . ' . . . , . I ' I I . D . . . - . . U . . . . 0 . ' . - 0 . . IO - . . . . h . . i . . . ' band lounging in an easy chair. Not wishing to say anything, we ate . ' 55 u O CQ . ,li Q IQ IO I D ' . - Q 1 . 1 I . 4 9 il - I ' . . Q a ll I - I I a . p . . I ' . H , on ll 0,11 u ' . G . I Q . . I a I 1 il a I 1 : n n . . . . . Q . . to 1 ' l o Ten Years Hence QContmued Boy d1d Sut wow them Dressed 1n an evenmg gown that was out of thls world and bedecked w1th Jewels that knocked your eyes dull she was so beautiful she looked llke a dream After her lovely song she had recewed our note and came to Our table Thzs was an evemng not to be forgotten for years to come So we bade her goodbye and w1shxng her yeams of success we left Stayxng all nlght 1n Sue s lovely home I left next morning for the southern states Bemg a rancher myself I spled a ranch near the coast lme ln Texas I settled my plane m a small held and proceeded to the large ranch house Such crowd A large slgn sald THE PAT AND JESS DUDE RANCH ' I went m and regxst ered and was strolling around when the most handsome man came strollmg my way Taklng a better look I saw Bob Long H and Pat had made a big success out of thezr ranch Bob 1ntroduced me to several celebntles and we spent a most pleasant afternoon Hrs wlfe was a most graclous hostess Havmg the roamlng fever I decxded to be on my way Over Reno Nevada I flew low and declded to land and look the famous c1ty over The afternoon was spent ln strolllng down the wzde beautlful streets and window shopplng On one window as a gold lettered szgn GERALD DOUSMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW ' sm1l1ng to myself Iwent m Boy was he rattlmg off the law to a red headed gl l who wanted a dworce I smckered and wandered around the room and a s1gn took my eye It sald IF YOU ARE NOT A REDHEAD YOUR PATRONAGE ISN T ACCEPTED ' I sure l ughted then I made myself known then and jetty and I went hls home where Barbara had a lovely dinner prepared We talked over old tlmes and I told hlm who I d seen and he said If you re ln no hurry let s run down and see Don Klopenstem We went to a home on the east s1de of town and I never could belxeve It Don was the Atlas of the town He gave lessons on muscle bu1ld1ng He looked 11ke Superman It was a delzghtful venlng that we spent at h1s gymnaslum where he lnstructed class ln gymnastlcs After Don and jetty had taken me to all the hzgh spots I declded to h1t the road for home and see how my handsome foreman was keeplng the ranch Belng an old mald I felt very lonely after tell lng of my v1s1t to my 17 cowhands Donna Gearhart The Semors wish to thank the faculty partlcularly Longenecker for the1r understandmg and help throughout our school years is . 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AND TLSTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 47 We the d1gn1f1ed Sfmors of Leesburg H1gh School belng sound m1nd and body do hereby Wlll to the followlng named helrs the followmg named property To the un1ors we w1ll our ab1l1ty to publlsh annual To the Sophomores we w1ll our ab1lt1y to present successful class plays To the Freshman we w1ll our good conduct and c1t1zensh1p grades To the faculty we w1ll a peaceful frame of m1nd wh1ch they W111 f1nd eas1er to atta1n when we have departed from L H S I Lena Mae Pollock do hereby Wlll my seat 1n Government Class to any l1ttle lnnocent jumor 1 e Bob Stookey who doesn t know enough not to take It I Gerald Dausman w1ll my curly ha1r to B111 Gross who can t even make h1s halr curly w1th a Sl 79 wave comb I Bob Long w1ll my seat 1n Bookkeeplng Class to any under classman who thlnks he can fulf1ll the Job that I am not dolng I Phylhs Sutton w1ll my ed1torsh1p of the H1 I..1tes to oe Longenecker and my helght to Carole Edgar I 1m Hartman w1ll my basketball pract1ce pants to Fred Lursen 1n hopes that he w1ll make the varslty team 1n the next 51x years I Sue Rob1son w1ll my POSIIIOD as Eldltor of thls thmg to any jumor who IS capable of acquzrmg and mamtalmng a 97 track mlnd wh1ch I have had to do along w1th my mght l1fe I Don Klopenstem w1ll my ab1l1ty to play basketball to james Brock I Donna Gearhart w1ll my ab1l1ty to r1de a horse to Marv1n Hummel and my he1ght to Anna Lou Sh1vely S1gned Class of 1947 Per Donna Gearhart W1tness Th1s class w1ll slgned sealed and acknowledgedby sa1d Clas of 47 ln our presence th1s twenty fourth day of February mneteen hundred and forty seven S1gned Mr Longenecker S1gned Mrs W1ldman 16 F 1 , . . . . 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' :1 1 WHEN I COMNIENCED When I commenced I was convlnced I was completely through There was nothlng to be known but what I knew No task was too hard for my ab1l1ty to meet Old Man Ignorance was ready to roll at my feet And people wa1t1ng for me to set thlngs rlght Soon as I was flnxshed on that eventful mght When I commenced Nhen I commenced My collar xt was so very tight and hlgh And many hues dlstlngulshed my 1r1descent t1e Those new shoes I cannot very soon forget The torture of those hours make me shudder yet How much I deslre I can not eas1ly put away All the agomes I suffered on the memorzal day When I commenced When I commenced The church was decorated up so very fme Wxth geranxums palms and sprlgs of smelly p1ne Hard seated chalrs up ln front ln near tow So proud Ma s and Pa s could enjoy the show Th1nk1ng all bxg problems wlll be settled now When I commenced When I commenced The speaker was qulte a funny old g1nk Brought from a college where they often thxnk He looked us o er remarkmg wzth eyes agleam Everythlng about me looks so fresh and green Then that statement made not one slngle dent But now I belleve I know what the speaker meant When I commenced When I commenced I had just commenced to know what xt s about To know that I dxdn t know much wlthout doubt To fmd no one waltmg for me to lead the van But ever ready to help when I had proved I Can The way has been rough h1lls hard to chmb Yet wxth Joy and pleasure I look upon the ume When I commenced ames VN Cory 17 I D I Z l 1 I , . I D , . . I ' . . ' ' 1 I 9 I a There I sat, exudlng wisdom from sweaty browg I Y I I . I . . It . 90 I Y D . Q I I , . . I , . I S J , fi? UNDER GRADE .4 -31 f-0' ..,,.,fV T 'J-'HPV' G -vm -IUNIORS 'UV -Ol '97 ff-Q., -1 Top Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row -Q. ff jams Metz Don Lozxer Juanita lvfiller Bob Stookey Lawrence Sanderson Melba Vindefmlfk Rlchard Vantor Carole Edgar Norma Noggle, Dmck Klopenstexn, Barbara Longenecker, joe Longenecker B111 Gross, Dxck Allen 1Not pxctured Eileen Yarger 19. wr-req . ' Af71,:,.f'V,8jiQ' ,, X., H- 'iii' 1 mf' .- ' ' Q ,Eva t -. ' , ' 'Inj S.. , ' -4 P- A -, v i I Q . . I I , Q ' , ' ' ' K , '15 1 e x A I fl , X f VZ, 'Q 1 ' Q f ' '41 -A V .R r W ' H ,. A, 9,4 3, ' .f 5' . 5, 5 A , ., , N , 1 , - M - A 3 . , 1' 1, cf, 1 i 1 , ,f 1 ff- K +V' n 'zv',r'ff--- : f'+ -gvr, ., A' K A V A V Z ' 4 - ,, 'Vw ' 4' .. li f I ' ' ' N ' ' - - I I I 1 1 - A I . , . A' 2 SOPHOMORES - U Top Row E Second Row Third Row - Bottom Row P7 .fp- june Gomer, Vloris Noel, Pat Shively, Leroy Lehman. Wayne Wiley, joan Vanator, Dem Wildmnn, Bob Staddon. Pat Niddleton, Fred Lursen, Mary Davis, Keith Sutton. Mary Abbott, jackie Surguy, Lbxine Randall, Peg Kamrnerer. Z0. Top Row Second Row Thxrd Row Fourth Row Fifth Row FRESHMEN fig -.f Anna Lou Shwely Doyne Wxldman Catherxne Marvel jumor Method, Max Noel Leon Rnthbun Duane Dye Martha Lou Brubaker Gene Rcsbrough Bob Ferverda Barbara Hamman Wxllard Dausman Charles l..1nn Sanford Diehl Ruth Lursen Marvxn Hummel Manlyn Loher Bill Vanator Kent Brown Bob Hall Ruth Klopenstem fNot pxctured Arlene Yarger I Zl. X 4 W X, . J vi ' A Q4 A 1 i le X ,, 5 l 1 e i . B 1 r M B- Q 2 B I V If 'I Xe, v ii' f I iv. EIGHTH GRADE as va-I Var V--Q --r l fggkg, lop Row Second Row Thxrd Row Bottom Row ff Howard Lursen Corlynn lviller, Bob Ellxs jimmy Helerman, Patncxa Noel Barbara Wallace jumor Long Patty Randall Retha Lozxer Ellxs Hartman Bob Allen Margaret Lmn, Carolyn Loher Ellen Carter james Brock Elxzabeth Bxltz. Loren Pound, Rosemary Spencer Orna Mae Stookey Arden Miller ZZ v-iq' '.-4 ' . , 'Q fgf ' L -zaflgqj ' ' N i I . ' ZQQ: . ' Q , 5, , 4 1 V I 1 r 1 fr 4 s 1 . 'wr I Av . . 'd 4 X - Il, - x, , .. V - , K f ' K . V ,V . , 35 ' ' 7 f ll la Y' r X W A - v .3 . , U, ' , V . , . , Q.. N In ' If f ' f Q I ' Q . H X we N f . , -3 , 3 W. 2 , 4 1 ' . I ,Z -'L , ' : pi ' ' , I U f . ' J S l VI T., 1 f J il 5 ' 1 , 1 I 2 I I A V . I U.. f, A . f. if ' 1 5 ,ff 1 2 A ' I Z H V ' I ,A . . v . , , I f :A V ' - 1 . - ' . I . . - I I I I 4 I - 1 A I I - I i I I , - . rv.: Top Row Second Row Thzrd Row Fourth Row SEVENTH GRADE '40 H9 3 3 joe Waldman Bonme L.ouScott Danny Shroyer Orvxl Coy Robert Shxvely jxm Watkms Fern lvkthod Edward Handgen Tom Buskxrk, Betty Barth, Nancy Goodshalk Arnold Brock Robert Abbot, Phylhs Thomas Z3 , 'K 7' t, x ' A V vi Q , - g A ,, A , . V I 4 ,v - 4 z , ' x n ' 'bf . f 5 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRAD3 fNames of pupils on Page Z7 FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES Names of pupils on Page Z7 Z4 THIRD GRADE Names of pupxls on Page Z7 SECOND GRADE lNames of pupxls on Huge LBJ Z5 K ' 1 4 ,' JH ,. Q M ' . - , . , , , yu .V ,. A 'Viv' ,Q FIRST GRADE Name! of pupxll on Page 281 Vxrguua Huilmun orence Gxllmm Grade 1 Grade Z Nelhe Riley Paul Kegebexn Helen McWhorter Grade 3 Grades 5 and 6 Grades 4 and 5 Z6 4 . fl . .. F1 . . .I 4 Top lxoxs cond how Third how ourth Row I' lfth w Top Row Second Row Thlrd Row Fourth Row P lfth Row Top Row Second Rovn Thxrd Row Fourth Row th d lolklll Qrwdc l 1 tur l lpe umm 5 erwe d I11roldI51kc r ann Flfll In ep 5 'x111n Ixhrth 1 Stex ens CxrolW1ldn11n 1l11a Bxrth lxlxrllyn Slnepler I wsxlu ll gp Sally lxosbrugh I lune lN1cD1nn1els Sally lhllllpb 'Bully lnrth l lYld l ongenecker Terry Myers lXlr lxepebexn Ton n y Mxngee ltrlcla he xton xrold Kern Colleen bue Xlberts o an Spencer Fr lnces lxoberts Mary McCle ry Byrd 1 redrlckson joy Coy Bonnle Klnzle ll'llT'lly lxandall eon Suttvn Walter Yoder Tommy Edgar john Loner Harold Shepler D1ckGoshorn Bob Gearhart Fourth and Flfth Grade Puplls l lctured on Page Z4 Barbara Gebert Shlrley Kegebexn Doreen Maln Donna Randall Leota Harmon Batrlcza Tusmg George C rter Marllyn Galloway Ellsworth Everest Ronn1e Shepler W xlllam DlltZ Bobby Randall Evelyn Carter Beverly May Delores Halnes Mary Etta Blltz Sandra Curry jerry Shand Jeggy Wallace Mrs McWhorter L.o1s Dausman Charlotte Main Marxlyn Sutton Beverly Sammy Sandra Stevens Martha Thomas LOUISE Spencer Waun1ta Kern Allen Glant jerry Deeter Dav1d Haltermln Devon Handgen Charles Tyson W llbur Darth Gerald Mlller Norman I-Iagg howard Lehman Third Grade Hup1ls 1 zctured on Rage 25 Marguerxte Weldy Ellen Marvel Donna Craw Russell Anderberg Lavon 1-larmon Jlldlth McWhorter Russell Van Curen Barbara Koch Beverly Rathbun Rebecca Buskxrk Delores Vanator Marcele Everest Carolyn Manges Anna Shoemaker Judith Godshalk Mrs Rlley Mary Rader janet Shand lviarlene Myers AnnForeman Peggy Watkzns Shelba Gunter Barbara Montel Carol Foltz Rlchard Kmzle, Robert McCorkle, Dllly Wxldrnan, William Goshorn, Norman Spangle, Davxd Kroll, Bertze Gebert, Eugene Alberts, George Burk ngham Yflkiffkifkiiwllk The Semors wish to thank the two jumors who were re sponszble for nam1ng THE BLAZER On November 12, 1946, a contest was opened to the s1x grades ln the Assembly Don I..oz.1er and juamta Mlller suggested the wlnmng name Z7 l if .ln ' R . e 'upils l r' Od un 'Q , Z4 ' ' - T 1' l H ' r n, 'i L ' , V. dra In I , l' jg'1.4, . . 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I 1 l 1 A - I i P l l Y I I Top Row Second Row Thlrd Row Fourth Row Top Row Second Row Third Row .Second Grade Puplls l xctured On Page Z5 B111 McDan1el Cl fford Barth Marllyn 5hOemaker Wllxner L,oher Douglas Goshorn Colleen Handgen oe I..oz1er Dorothy Dlnkledxne Sue Godshalk Peggy Dunn Patsy Dunn Robert Stevens Mlss Gxlllam Edd1e Roberts Donna Coy Karen Method Nel on Sutton Marxlyn Paton Carolyn Abbott Geraldlne Wlldman Patrlcla Phllhps Dlck Curry Bryce lvhller Glen Baker Bob Tenney Larry G1,-int Vance Randall Duke Fxsher Douglas Method Flrst Grade Pupxls Plctured on Page Z6 Beverly Spangle Charlene Tenney Sue Van Curren Patty jare Hanson Sue Maln Beverly Warren L.1nda Margene Ha1nes Patty Blondell Laura Ann Smaltz Dons Hartman Ann McCorkle Carolyn Sue Mcrilbben Pr1sc1lla Stevens Sammy D1nkled1ne jerry Baker Bllly joe Parker Howard Shepler johnny Staup Gerald Shoemaker Charles Thomas Rlchard Black POEM TO BE PINNED ON A DOOR Thxs door 15 really a gentle thlng It wouldn t hurt a flea It fact It stands qulte quletly And wouldn t bother n e If only all you gals and boys W ould treat It with sorre care Then all of us around It could work Not p so ooN T sLAM11 ' Z8 ull our halr . - . J- - . . , 5 I . I , A . - 1 J ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 V - I 1 1 1 S 1 I I I ' I Y ' I 1 . 1 1 A 1 , 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 A 1 . 1 1 l McCorkle, Mrs. Huffman. ' 1 1 1 Y Y Y v ' I h - . I Y I Y 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 . 5 CALENDAR AUGUST Enrollment day SEPTEMBER Classes begzn Class organlzatlon ,vroup plctures taken Semor class meetxng to dec1de on muslc and speaker or Commencement Pup11s 'rom Goshen College come to observe classes Fllm Call for yell leaders OCTOBER jumors order rlngs and Semors also order name cards Report cards out tomght Grxpe Grzpe Indlvldual plctures taken Recelve new bass drum Semor Class Play Toby Helps Out 15 a success 4 Teachers Instltute Back to school after vacatlon Does anyone have h1s lesson? Group plctures recelved Ugh Band marches for polltlcal rally NOVEIVIBER First basketball game We bow to Syracuse Film Managing the Famrly Income Blazers Assembly speaker Sc1ent1f1c Approach to Alcohol Yell Sesslon Basketball game with Plerceton Does anybody know who whon? Annual staff orgamzatlon Plctures for annual taken Fxre drill Sllver Lake defeats us on home floor S64 Quest1on HOW DID MR NILES DOG GET UP IN THE ASSENEBLY7 iEven woke some of us up dxdn t he? Seventn and Elgnth Grades take double header at Plerceton Report Cards a httle better thls t1me'? Basketball game wlth Mxlford They managed to squeeze b us by one pomt Thanksglwng Day Lorabel gets hltched Nice vacatlon wasn t 1t'7 DECEMBER Fllm Search for Secunty F1re drxll Semors order 1nv1tat1ons At last a vlctory Leesburg 6 Mentone 9 Semors recewe name cards 29 30. . 3. 3 ' . 12. ' ' . 17. ' ' . 18. ' ' ' ' f 24. ' - . 25. ' . - 27. . 2. ' ' ' . 9. ' . ' Y ' I 14. ' ' ' . 18. ' . 23. . , el 11, . Y 2 -25. ' ' . 28. ' ' . 30. ' 7 . 1. H . . 4' 1 - ll 1 1 ll. 5. Basketball game with Webster, Edning in second defeat for 7. I - 85 . 1 99' 8. ' - ' ' . 11. ' ' . 14. ' . ' ' . 15. ' . 16. ' : . ' . ' Q I m 19. ' - ' . 20. ' ' ' . 27. ' ' - y za. ' ' - ' . 29. ' ' , ' ' . 3. . - ll . lf. 5. ' ' . 6' . 1 . . s ' . - - 4 , - 3 f 11. ' ' . Calendar Contlnued DECEMBER Who set the alarm clock ln the commercial room? Another vlctory Beaver Dam the vlctlm Semor class party at Donna Geahart s more fun How dld you llke B1ng and the Andrews Slsters sw1ng1ng out on jmgle Bells? jumors recelve rlngs Mllford beats us agaln Chrlstmas Vacatlon Ex Semors Deatsman Yelter Watkzns McCleary and Gross get klcked out of Enghsh Class Revlewzng and more revlewxng JANUARY New Years Day and we have to go to school Exams Basketball game w1th Claypool postponed Claypool wlns ln an overtlme Order tourney txckets Blue Monday or IS It just because It s the 13th'? What Semor girl got upset ln Ar1thmet1c'? 17 County Tourney Everyone recuperatlng from tourney FEBRU ARY Back to school after short vacatlon No hollday Mother Nature on klds side gaxn Another annual meetlng those dark halls Another basketball vlctory Leesburg Burket Semor Cake W lk We have a report that 1m ms golng to M1ch1gan State Don t Va1para1so and Bob to Mlchlgan Cxty We flnd out that Syracuse wzll be our f1rst foe 1n tournev Mr Wlldman comes back and makes the bookkeepxng class happy Too bad Syracuse Next stop Ivhlford Happy day L H S 45 M H S 39 Gabby looks very de Jected doesn t he? MARCH Warsaw comes out on top mn the serru ilnals but we st1ll keep the horseshoe Sllver Lake takes tourney Fxlm Happy Ever After End oi another gradlng perlocl umor Class Play judy Pulls the urtaln APRIL Two fllms Band contest at Fort vfayne Semors come back after 6 day trxp to Washlng New fork and N1agra Falls jumors have to come down from 1he1r h1gh horses now that we are m con r and agam 30 C ' 1 12. ' ' . 13. ' 2 , ' ' . 17. ' W ..... i 18. . . . . . . 20. I ' ' . ' ' . 21-29. ' ' . 300 - ' K , ' , ' . , 1 31. ' ' ' ' 1. f 2-3. . ' . 7. . . . Q 8. ' . 13. I . . . .. v 15. ' ' ' ' . 16- -18. . 20. . 1. ' . ' .. 4. No kidding. , .Leesburg 46, New Paris, 361 11. ' . . . . 14. ' . - . A Z0. J ' ' ' ' , o 21. ' '-7-1-' ' A 24. 5. ' ' 21. ' . .. , ' . 28. f . . . , . . . . S' - 1' . .-. 7- 1 - ll ' Yi' 2.6. ' . 28. -I 1 - ll v C - ll. 4. ' . 12. 'X . 16- n 1 - . , Q ' Calend r Continued, A1 HIL 5 F5 nd concert 1 success Lxlfus More Lxams Con mencen ent Last day of school Letters and awards glven out I Q Q .jj Y 18, ., fl 5 ' '. l7. Baccalaureate. 50, C 1. . f if 1. if V' . Z. . 1 , ADMINISTRATION P M. Bndenthrall Trustee Fxrst Semester Fred Stookey Glen Whitehead Trustee Second Semester Superintendent Of The County Schools 32. I y T X GLEE CLUB Top Row Nhddle Row Bottom R ow lviarxlyn Loher Ruth Lursen june Gomer Pat lvhddleton Donna Gearhart Maxine Randall Carlynn Muller Sue Rolnson Mary Davxs Melba Vandermark, Bonme Scott Carolyn Brubeker RethaL.oz1er Barbara Longenecker Mrs Anglm Carole Edgar Betty Barth Margaret Lxnn, Elizabeth Bxltz Fern Method therxne Marvel jaclue Surguy juamta Maller 34 X Loher, Oma May Stookey, Ellen Carter, Martha BAND Top Row jxm Hexerman Maxme Randall Mary Davxs Peg Kammerer Sue Robrson joe Longenecker Bob Ferverda Bob Hall Patncxa Noel Pat Shwely Second Row Mrs Anghn Byrd Frednckson Tommy Ferverda Barbara Longenecker Carole Edgar, Barbara Hamman joan Vanator jackxe Surguy Bob Shively juamta Miller Rxchard Vanator Wayne Wiley Thxrd Row Anna Lou Shxvely Sharon Metge, Nancy Godshalk Sandra Hartman, Dxck May Betty Bowser Beverly lvhy Martha Thomas The Band has 32 members thxs year and, since a large portxon of the Band comes from the lower grades, we can hope that Leesburg s supply of musicians wxll not be d pleted Much oi the credxt gwen the Band IS due Mrs Anghn who always comes up w1th a clever stunt just time for the next game 35 . D ' . Melba Vandermark, Bud Miller. I . . e- . . - . . in . lt Ol THE BLA ZER STAFF Standxng Phyllxs Sutton, Don Klopenstexn Mr Longenecker jim Hartman Gerald Dauaman Donna Gearhart Sxttxng Lena Mae Pollock Bob Long, Sue Roblson The class of 1947 has witnessed the bxrth of Leesburg s first annual for some tlme It was drffxcult making a rangements for pxctures, gettxng subscnptxons and ad vertxsmg, and placmg the matenal It was a lot of work but we thmk xt was worth xt Standxng Top Row B111 Gross jum Helerman Don Klopenstem jan Metz Nancy Godshalk J1m Hartman Maxxne Randall Mary Davxs Peg Kammerer Pat Shwely juamta Maller Barbara Longeneck r Carole Edgar Mrs Wxldman S1ttmg Lena Ivhe Pollock, Phyllxs Sutton Edxtor oe Longenecker Assxstant Edztor, MarthaLou Brubaker Bob Long When the whxrl of the mnmeograph the smell of cor rectxon iluxd lots of It the clatter of typewriter keys,and a lot of darns when mistakes are made are all thrown to gether xt s a sure sxgn the H1 Lxtes IS commg out cxdentally xt hasn t iaxled to make a deadline yet 36 . . , . . D . . . r- Standing, Second Row: Donna Gearhart, Don Lozier, Sue Robison, f , , . ' . ' : ' - ' . ,I . . I - . - . . - . . . I In- . . I . ' . I , . BATON TWIRLERS Left to nght jackxe Sm-guy Barbara Wallace june Gomar Sue Alberts CHEER LEADERS v. 1:1 Pat Shwely and Mary Dnvxs 3 The Bus Dnver s Left to Right Ted Metz Avery Hall Nlrs Christ Kammerer Mr Chnst Kammerer, E H Blaine Bud Robison The jsmtor Levns Edgar When there is somethmg to hx or some moppxng up to do, we call on our Irxend Luke He is the one who as responsible for the spotless condxhon ol the buxldmg In other works Luke ns always on the ball. 38. 39 458170 0 6' x AT I-I SOFTBALL TEAM St ndnng Coach Niles B111 Gross Fred Lursen Lawrence Sanderson Bob Stookey Dexth Sutton joe Longenecker Leon Rathbun Sxttmg Leroy Lehman Dick Klopenltein Gerald Dausman 1m Hartman Don Klopenstein Don Lauer Bob Ferverda SOFTBALL RECORD FOR 1946 LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG fAt least we were consistent 41 MVLFORD SYRAC USE SIDNEY PIERCETON .. ...... 3 l9 ........ .. .. ...... IZ 16 ........ WEBSTER l4........ ..9 IZ.... . BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row B111 Gross Manager, B111 Vanator Bob Stookey Bob Long, Lawrence Sanderson Keith Sutton and Coach Burton Niles Second Row Duck Klopenstexn Gerald Dausman, jxm Hartman captain Don Klopenstexn, and Don Lozxer 4-Z . . . , D n v ' v ' u 1 SQUAD PERSONNEL BILL. GROSS PRETTY BOY B111 IS team doc thls year as he has been for the last three years H1s clever ways and wltty sayzngs constantly keep the team 1n good splrlts WILLIAM VANATOR DIZ ' Dxz. na a freslue thls year He IS comzng along very well Freshmen go and that s usually pretty good BOB STOOKEY STOOK Stook IS a jumor thrs year and a member of the flrst six He IS a fery promxsxng candldate for next year s flve He IS six feet tall and welghs 155 pounds POBERT LONG JESS ess IS a Semor thls year He IS sxx feet tall and weighs 0 pounds jess has played ball for the Blazers for three years LAWRENCE SANDERSON CHAMP Champ IS a junlor thzs year and a very prom1s1ng cand1date for the f1rst frve next year He grew about 7 inches last summer and wxth a httle more helght he w11l lmprove even more KEIGH SUTTON SUT ' Kelth IS a Sophomore thzs year and a member of the Second Team He should fxll ln nlcely for one of the four Semors on thls year s squad RICHARD KLOPENSTEIN DICK ' Drck IS ajunlor tlus year He IS a member of the first five and with hxs drlve he wlll undoubtedly prove to be one of the main cogs f next year s flve GERALD DAUSMAN JETTY ' etty IS a Semor th1s year and rs olaymg very good ball for the Blazers He IS tall and usually has no trouble gettlng the ball ln the hoop JIM hARTIvlAN WEED jxm IS a Seruor thls year He IS a guard on the fxrst flve and acts as Captain He lsn t such a brllllant scorer but hls perseverence makes up for thls 43 no 99 , . as I al in - ss , D0 . . . . 8.5 l as ui sl vi . . . AA . . Ol . . . . v A4 - I0 . . an wi x - lsJ II A . . . . . IC Ol 65 il ll Ol - , , . - . ua . . pp . . me Q . . . . . Q as 9 . . . , . as . . or , O 1 . an I C85 I9 - . . . r ., .Q if . , ' , , gg . . 90 . I Y - BASKETBALL RESERVES Standmg B111 Gross Manager Gene Rosbx-ugh Doyne Waldman Marvin Hummel joe Longenecker Sandy Delhi, Vlnnl Noel Coach Nxles Sxtting Leon Rathbun Willard Daulmnn Dean Wildmum, Leroy Lehman Fred Lursen Bob Ferverda Kent Brown LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG 'N' SECOND TEAM RECORD 'HH' 45 SYRACUSE WEBSTER PIERCETON SILVER LAKE MILFORD NIENTONE BEAVER DAM CLAYPOOL ATWOOD CROMWELL NEW PARIS WEBSTER BURKET SIDNEY ETNA GREEN za........ .... 15 zz ..... . ..11 19... .3 z5...... .... Z1 29... ........z3 ........15 19...... LEESBURG ........ 18 31 ......... 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P LEAS Adam had em 74: Any llve wlre would be a dead one without good connectlons LHITAHH 51115 all e ules on the floor lie trled to bang A SWll'lglHg door 11 umor Daddy wh lt s a sweater g1rl'? Dad Why that s gmrl th t works ln a sweater lac tory Where dld you get that quest1on umor 7 jumor Never mmd Daddy Where d1d you et that answer + If x Llttle rows of Leroes Not so very quaxnt Make 1 ly gr du tlon ook S If lt aln 47 . C . , 1 1 C N v 4 r li Q Y I . , .A A , . . 1. , , 7 . . . if A1 if 111 ' ' L' . as . i VK ai , ?au Nw , , . vw 2:1 :cf 2:1 xc et ' ' ' . if YF '21 -. if joe: ' . ' . jlmi Y . jo 5 ' Q ma ' ' ' ' .I if - ' . X51 21: 111 if :cf i fi fs is 1.2 r. ' ' f ' ' . 4: if 4 4: v, D 41 . K1 122 :lf FF 4: Pk x: 41 ' E il ak V . , lk if 152 41 - -I 4 , F ' . , '. tx ' a . ' - . ,J . : ' , . g 6- F ' 4 I , D 1 at 61' . . . L a t. 41 42 41 fs I TOBY HELPS OUT The roof just bout left old Leesburg I-hgh s gym 1n Cctober Z3 The occasxon was the Semor Class Play and the chmax was reached when jun Hartman lnoted for cutt1ng up came on the stage play1ng the part of Gerald 1ne s aged mother The play was the talk of the town w1th such characters as Geraldzne Fa1r Sue Roblson the lovely hero1ne Rzchard Dare Gerald Dausman as the stalwart hero 1n r1d1ng breeches Flora I Lena Mae Pnllockl Gera1d1n S fa1tfulfr1end and Murdock fBob Long the w1cked archv1lla1n Phyll1s Sutton played the part of Betty Lou who llsped and the sherlff was played by Don Klopenste1n The f1rst act was concerned w1th gett1ng ready to g1ve a play 1n an old lodgehouse The play w1th1n the play Flower of the Valley was sup posed to be serzous melodrama but w1th Toby help1ng out It ended up otherw1se However 1n the end Mrs Harvey Donna Gearhart came across w1th a pr1ze of a commumty house wh1ch was badly needed by the group JUDY PULLS THE CURTAIN Lucy Martm Ann Trav1s and judy Trav1s all about s1xteen are ab solutely certa1n that the theatre awa1ts them So B111 jack and johnny who l1ke the g1r1s but argue What s a date 1f a g1r1 can th1nk of nothuxg but her career? flnally agree to help them Cap1ta11z1ng on the g1r1s repeated assertlons that they are golng Hollywood to assume the1r rxghtful places as future stars the boys resort to desperate tact1cs They go so far as to h1re joe Sydney a tough guy w1th a lot of Hollywood exper1ence to dress up for the grand occas1on and pre sent h1mse1f as one lnterested ln theatre future greats joe a Thesp1an t B111 Mart1n Lucy Mart1n Ann TTBVIS judy Trav1s jack Stevens johnny B1a1r joe Sydney Mrs Trav1s Professor Trav1s Mr Sloan Martha Cook Sue Cook Stage Propert1es Sound ifects Prornpter 4 joe Longenecker Barbara Longenecker jams Metz Melba Vandermark D1ck Klopenstezn Bob Stookey B111 Gross Carole Edgar Don Loz1er Lawrence Sanderson Juanita M1l1er Norma Noggle lk D1ck Allen R1chard Vanator Elleen Yarger ll OU . , . - . n 6 . D, . : . K H X ' I -E1 - 1 S ,, o 1 v - Al D9 - - D . 1 IC 11 , 1 ' . . U . - K l . , . ' . - . - - ' I BB 9 -1 . 4 , . . , I I ll . Q u 1 s 9 1 . . , , - . , . a heart, does more than he is hired to do, which results in chaos. The cast: 4: 4: 4: 4: It 4: lk 4: 48 w J 1 CLASS OP 1946 Betty Mortel Donna Murphy Helen Rowe Gene .Q xr Gerald Deatsman Paul Gross john Longenecker Robert Lozler Rlcha rd McCleary Frank Rade Patrlck Rodgers Dale Rosbrugh Don Watklns Earl Yelter Elllsj Vanator CLASS OF 1945 Annabelle Byrer Martha Dav1s Darlene Ferverda Mart1n Stookey Elalne Huffman Lorene Lehman Dorothy Watkms Helen Lozler Beverly Klopenste1n M1ldred Long Dorothy Roberts Lester Vandermark jo Ann Heaton CLASS OF 1944 Jeanne Mxller Kenneth Sutton Allen Shlvely Earl Montel Eldon Harper B111 Brubaker Betty Rose Sausaman Betty Vanator joan Yate Vxola Noggle juna Dunnuck joan De1h1 Audrey Murphy CLASS OF 1943 Raymond Hartman Clarxce Wlldman Thelma Wallace Wlldon Scholl ALUVINI OF LEESBURG HIGH SCHOOL Clela Van Dme Max Gross Patrncla McConnell Joyce Sanderson B111 F hnn Frances Ulrey Marxlyn McCann Emogene Marvel Dorothy Hamman Edna Lehman Albert Heterman CLASS OF 1942 Dorothy Boone Wayne Teeple Cllfford Scholl Harley Roblson Douglas Metz Wayne Irvlne Gene Goshorn Dale Goon Mary Delhl Charles Dye john Anglln Dorothy Wallace Neva Stackhouse Edxth Pandall Helen Nme Lols NlcDan1el Helen Kyle Allce Hummel CLASS OF 1941 Mae Lou1se Davlsson Dorothy Delhl Maratha Hamman Helen Lehman Ruby Noggle Sara Ellen Orr Charlotte Roblson Bonme Rule Maxlne Weldy Dean Burns james Eller Wllham Glant james Goshorn jack Longenecker joe Redxnger Rex Sausaman john Stookey Robert Teeple Rex Wlldman 50 CLASS OF 1940 Elleen Bradley Myrtle Byrer Lols Conn Glorla DeFord Kathleen Dye V1v1an Harter Betty L Klntzel Mane Llppxncott Betty O Brxan Mildred Stookey Roberta Starner Betty Ellen Yates MaxDanner Morrls Huffman Guy Reese j Ralph Sanderson j john jr Shaffer Max Shlvely Charles Zlmmerman Phlllp Fllnn Jack Harley Donald McCleary Max McM1l1an Wzllxam Orr Mack Sllveus jack Smxth Norman Teeple Harold Wallace Eldon Watklns Opal Armentrout Frances Bncker Wilma Brunson Betty Lou Goshorn Mildred Gross Phyllns Longenecker Evelyn Pound Frances Rowe Barbara Roblson Evelyn Smzth Dorothy Stackhouse Helen McCleary CLASS OF 1938 Constance Blame Wlllodean Brooklns Donna Belle Hxmes Inez Nlchols janxce Parson Iva Vanator Donna jean Weldy Roy Harter . . . 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' Gordon Edgar CLASS OF 1939 Alumni Of Leesburg High School fContinued, Donavon Kaiser Leslie Kintzel Charles McKibben Jack O'Brian Gene Ryan Ira Shue CLASS OF 1937 Elizabeth Ann Anglin Robert Bishop William Bridenthrall Helen Conn Lucille Fredrickson Don Grove James Kesterson Helen Lippincott Donavon Longenecker Roy Mathews Gene Stoneburner John Teeple Clarence Teghtmeyer Donnabelle Thomas Helen Zunmerman Jeanette Watkins CLASS OF 1936 Lawrence Farber Jack Watkins Arneal Werstler Robert Wallace Mary Vanator Edna Tom Clifford Smith Paul Shermerhorn Josephme Roberts Floyd Murray Helen Kehlei Esther Irvine Jack Hutchl cn Wallace Huffman Earla Tane Hawkins Dorothy Hani Clarence Gross Samuel Glant CLASS OF 1935 Ilah Sllx 1 us Frmd 1 rkhouse M me Shue Fy rxl V thbun Thelma Nlclixbbe-n Boyd MrK1Dben Kathryn MCD Xnul Olga Lon en cktr Marjorie Kintzel Robert Harter Betty Jane Harley Marian Conn Kenneth Cole Winston Bixler Donald Bixler Herman Anglin CLASS OF 1934 Louise Watkins John Vanator Stanton Thomas Martha Templin Earl Teghtmeyer Raymond Summey Iva Stookey Loyd Stackhouse Donald Shively George Shaw Vera Scott Earl Robison Betty Pound Mary Plank Ruth Orn Martha Jeffries Eunice Irv1ne Edward Gunter Ruth Dobbins Roxford Dobbins Harold Curry John Baldwin Marshall Arglm CLASS OF 1933 Edith Austin Ward Bareham Wallace Blttikoffer Raymond Bricker Dale Fawley Harold Irvme Mildred Kmtzel Earl Meek For rest Metz Noble Oyler Kenneth P1 1ser Carl Ryan Richard Salveus Robert Smaltz Mary Hathaway Cl ASS OF 195 Carl Anglin Helen Beatty 'al Laurabel Bizler Warren Black Mildred Conn Willard Conn Ruth Dawson Eileen Dobbins Marshall Gay Edward Good Clarence Gunter Charles Harter Roberta Hartrnan Walter Hartman Helen Hunt Albert Kammerer Lenore IVRZDBDICI V1r guna Murphy Charles Rmgenberg Alcie Shaffer Betty Jane Spear Fern Stahly Emra Stookey Mary Wallace CLASS OF 1931 Sarah Bishop Guy B1x1er Joe Blodgett Robert Gilliam Avery Lee Hall Douglas Hall Maydean Haney Clell Devon Irvine Harold Murphy Robert Plotner David Rathbun Hazel Roberts Therma Maxme Scott Zona Stackhouse Ruby Stookey Charles Suxnxny Willard Templm Evelyn Wallace CLASS OF 1930 Delta Fawley Arthur Anglm Merrit Rookstool Gerald Harter Wilbur Haney Vida Bricker Harvey Anglm Charles KACDBHIPI EI ie Kmtzel Glen Hunt Hiram Fe-rx erda S 0 Tlxlqelmri Wreathel Rookstool Robert Smith - C A . . gy - V- i I Aluxnm of Leesburg Hmgh School Q Nma Bareham Carl Blxler Charles W1d.ner Everett Rookstool Robert Rob1son Robert Kyle Frances Thomas Howard Black CLASS OF 1929 Loman Doty Mary Austm Carl K11mer Wayne Deckard Mae Stookey Harold Hartman Margaret Gay Maurlce Bareham Esther Jane McK1bben Merle Deckard Leanms Valentme Wayne McCann M1lla K1rkendall M1llard Wallace Pearl Pendergrass Ralph Church Prmcess R athbun John Chapman Isabell Stahly Ray Shue CLASS OF 1928 Roland Ferverda .Toy Dousman Alva Klopenstexn Edna Bllghton Ernest Parks Ruth Bndenthrall Fred Hlmes Marjory Meek Earl Stevens CLASS OF 1927 Helen Arnold Mary L Boggs Maman Clark Dean Ferverda Marguerlte Glant Ned Harnmon Opal rlepler For rest I yons Noble lvlmer Dallas P Vnenfoo Karl 'atuukf-y Paulm Staxncr Conunued Ruth Templm Kenneth Parks Mable Stookey lofi: C2 D fl Lnxdy L xl mtfvn Ehza me X1 mlarne Russ:-l1Ruple Le Bs re St ckhouse K thern 111 nk Lew1s Noel Cec1l I-Iartman Lela Mahoney Carl Stookev' Ruby Boon Roy Vlnator Value Valenrme CLASS OF 1935 E ere 4' Fl 'rn Lucxle er Cathern Harley Hubert qI1l8X1tl'1Td11 Ruth Ye Harold Clan Vullodere I-hrtrnan Domer Murolfj Mar1e N I xlvmn Edna No L Harold Orn Bertha R plo Lawx en Randall Hazel S+ rv X ayne C11 lx Ruth N un C1 ren Nancy Ulery CI ASS O 19 Emra Hea n Robe l P mderm in Edna Klnoen em Bernxce ul rv Florencf R mlf Harold at tc khouse Harol' Brl ker Oscar Grove Dale Stookey lwlxl lre' atc: we-y O1 an Iv ra Fr fxdx L th g ph d 8: B d by WAISWORTH BROTHERS 'U S ,Q Warren Rosbrugh Cleo Br1cker Heber McCann Mary Harley Thelma Sh1vely Ellen Funk Ruth Mxckey CLASS OF 1922 Marjorxe Bzshop Glen Stookey Helen Yeager Earl Sutton R1lla Starner CLASS OF 1921 Leora Martm Gerald Rosbrugh Earl Stookey CLASS OF 1920 Gladys Harley Cecil Starner Margaret Ferverda Elsxe Lvons jeanette Weaver Roy Eyer Maur1ce Becknell Emory Klopenstem Mary Holderman CLASS OF 1919 Agnes Ruple Dale Jordan Floyd Glant George Funk Starz Grau Marxon Goshorn CLASS OF 1918 Pauline Harley Edythe Meek Lola Wh1teleather Charles Armmgton Ralph Brubaker Chester Glant Lester Glant Helen Pr1ce Wxllodean Stage Paullne Stage Dewey Lyons Ruth Parks o I . a , .W , , , C 'Y c 1' l9s6 C' ef 'of-1 flUl'll,lfJ 1 fs Mal f mn ' ' ' , 'l'l1r.'z':1:15 - 1 'l .'l 1 . ,r ..............-. 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