Leesburg High School - Blazer Yearbook (Leesburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1948 volume:

.. --ev. Z A 5 , Qi: ' f-K. vi ., 7-9 ' Y , . A f If A, 7, .. g- , ' 1 -1 'fl 1 .34 a + JE - Ff' wwf' X Li U-'gil f f x - 'S 4:1 'K Nf 1' ' 5 'L 753 Pr'-X xifx -ff'-f'-JKQKQ- ii 7 1 S . cfk 1' ,gjsstf Q CN.'f WQXL SYK kj j: 1 -1 ' fbi' . Zig! fl. .I s f fi E 2555 45Q,f1,f'J' fg Nqlifllkijb if X 7 4 1 JXfiL'1!x.1 f DEDICATION We the SGHIOFS of 1948 iffectxonitely consecrate fhxs yearbook to the underclassmen who have made our school days memorable and who we trust W11l perslst 1n pubhshlnv the Blazer lrnei L . Z D I ! D of H' 1 ' Q , THE BLAZER STAFF Edxtor Joe Longenecker ASS1StaHt Edxtor Barbara Longenecker C11-culatlon Manager W1ll1am Gross Ath1et1cs L lterary Calendar ACt1v1t1es Alumnx Humor Typ1sts .Rlchard Klopenste IH .Tuan1ta Mxller Norma Noggle Carole Edgar Melba Vande rmark Lawrence Sanderson Rxchard Allen Janls Metz Donald Loz1er Ass1stants . R1chard Vanator Robert Stookey Nmeteen hundred Page 4 forty exght Snapshots. . . . . . . . . . GLEN WHITEHEAD County Superintendent of Schools ADMLNISTRAT ION .l.L ' Je 1 U X ? f FRED E STOOKEY Trustee Uk ,, 'YP' GLEN LONGENEC KER Principal Wm Llppencott Wmjelferxes Ferd Byrer Advxsory Board Page 5 53 1 FPNCULTY F NNEETX NG + OO NOT 98510945 GLEN LONGENECKER Schooling Manchester College A B Columbxa Unlversxty M A Subjects Government B1 Occupation aff, BURTON NILES LAWRENCE HUDSON Schooling Manchester College Schooling Manchester College Subjects Mathematics, History, Indiana University Physical Education Subjects History lx Science Page 7 V -'K , 1 A U f W, 1 .Q I p o - . . , I h ffl Q75 x -4, s we M. -s JAMES CORY MARY REECE Schooling State Teachers Colle e g Schooling Manchester College A B Subjects Mechanical Drawing Subjects Home Economics English Shop Latin Physics Physical Educahon Advanced Math DORIS BOWERS Schooling Manchester College A B Subjects Fnglish 81 Music Page 8 ,iv LORABEL WKLDMAN 6 Schooling Manchester College B S Subjects Commerce M Englxsh .47 N K ,. lf, 5 K N 'fri f . 4 f 1 f X ' 0 .ff R V - 6 - . N S+ ' C x X X X A ' - X5 X M ' , f Hanky ' ' , :gp 'I ,r Wig. . s Q S . KN: ' ' ' f f L Ll , l ' I , V ..- I V w i.. V ,Lf X N 1,1 ff Fx U X ,rm-x. .1 flight., ff 1 ,Q, DONALD LOZ IER Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 President Sec 81 Treasurer Judy Pulls the Curtain Dead of the Night Hi Lites Staff BLAZER Track Boys Glee Club ROBERT STOOKE Y Basketball Boys Glee Club 4 Jldy Pulls the Curtain Dead of the Night BLAZER 34 Page BARBARA LONGENECKER Office Sta!! Band Glee Club Hi Lites Stall judy Pulls the Curtain Dead of the Night BLAZER Sextet K lZ34 1234 lZ34 CAROL EDGAR President Vice President Office Sta!! Band Z Glas Club Sextst Hi Lites Sta!! 2 BLAZER Judy Pulls the Curtain Dead of the Night Cheerleader 1 4 . ....... z .... 3 ...... 4 ' ..4 'qc .... ..1,z,a,4 X ..... 4 ...a,4 .... .l.Z,, Softball ............ 3,4 ' .... ...4 O. . ..alllsa4 ........ ..4 . wp, ll VP' x Ar KK .......... 2.3 It - .. ...1 Q,-'w ....a,4 'A A' ...... ...l--3.4 kv'-A 1. ..l,Z.3.4 - X' ....... ....a.4 VN' ...... 1..3. ' .. ......... 4 ' ': .... .4 R IC HARD KLOPENST Em Bllketball 1 Z,3,4 Softball Z,3,4 ' Judy Pulls um cm-can ' Dead o! the Night ' I-Ii Lite: Sta!! BLAZER W IL LLAM GROSS Student Manager 1 2 3 Softball Illly Pull! ihe Curtain bud of the Night Track HI Likes Sta!! BLAZER Boys Gln Club 1234 Nw 3.2, QQ' N'- 4, Page ll l ......... .uma ' ' ...... 4 .. . ..3,4 .... .x.z I . ...... ..3 Vice-President. . . . . . . .Z ll on 3 ll an .... .... ' ...4 Q I 5. I X U. ..::l.3,g Va Z' ':....4 .5 -Q? ..... 1,,, jams M1-:'rz Hi Lites Staff BLAZER Band Vice Presldent Sec lr Treasurer 'Judy Pulls the Curtain Dead of the Night BLAZER JUANITA MILLER Sec 8: Treasurer Judy Pulls the Cllffllll Dead of the Night Hi Lites Sta!! 2 3 4 Band Z 3 4 BLAZER 4 Glee Club l Z 3 4 D A R Citizenship Girl 4 JOE. L.oNG1-:NECKER Basketball Softball BLAZER Band President Vice President Judy Pulls the Curtain Dead of the Night l-li Lites Staff 4 RICHARD ALLEN Student Manager Boys Glee Club Track Dead of the Nxght BLAZER MELBA VANDERMARK Dead of the Nxght BLA?ER Judy Pulls the Curtam Band Z Glee C lub X C fflf Cgfd 'Af NORMA NOGGLE Dead of the Nxght BLAZER Sec G: Treasurer judy Pulls the Curtain Hi Lltes Sialf Office Sta!! Glee Club Page 12 ...........3 .......... ..3 ............4 .............1,2,3 - ......... 4 '.'...3 '.' ...... 4 .........s.4 JV' lr QQ' lf' .ij- 'J' ,H J? -- .... .........-..4 H '....3 ...........l,,3,4 ... ...... 1.2.3 ......-1 ' ..4 ......f.....3 -H ' H .... .4 ..........4 I C . f' ff be l,-' -f'n C ..4 . .... ...z , ...... ..4 f yff' ..... ...... 4 M2015 e gn, LAWRENCE SANDERSON Basketball 7 Softball Truck Judy Pulls the Curtam Dead of the Night BLAZER BU. L1 J fbi rs.0Ji0'7J RICHARD VANATOR Judy Pulls the Curtaxn Dead of the Night BLAZER Pres1dent Don Lozxer Vxce Presldent Joe Longenecker Sec and Treas J'uan1ta Mlller Class Motto Honor Wants at Labor s Gate. Class Flower Wlute Tea Rose Class Colors Blue and Wlute Page 13 ....a....l.-n3.4 . .... .......3,4 . .... ....4....3 ..4 BAhd...........Z,3,4 ' 'l.....4 ..........'.4 1 k. .wff,, I . , L f ., ', .f u ll ' I Ol CLASS HISTORY Shortly after sunnse on the mornmg of September 1 1944 we the Classof 48 txmldly but confxdently took our places as bemg the Freshmen of Leesburg We were fxlled wxth a strange awe, as to the sxtuatxons we would encounter during our I-hgh School days The antxcxpatlon we had m our hearts for years fxlled wxth work and fellowshxp made us feel lofty ami our chests swell We were mn Hzgh School at last Durmg that year there were sucteen members composed of Carole Edgar Vxrgmla Elhs Edna Hedxngton Barbara Longenecker Jams Metz, Juan1ta Mxller Melba Van dermark Wllllam Gross Richard Klopenstem Don Lozxer Joe Longenecker Law rence Sanderson Buddy Spencer Robert Stookey Richard Vanator and Vere W1ldman After three months of a fme vacation we, the last year s Freshmen journeyed back to Leesburg only to become Sophomores, a pos1t1on we were proud to hold lt was then we found three of our old members had left us namely Vere W1ldman Ed na Hedxngton and Buddy Spencer and ln thexr place we found Rzchard Allen and Charles Long Th1s gave us a class of flfteen members Just one smaller than the preceedmg year Then suddenly we realxzed we were .Tumors Agam two students left us these bemg V1rgm1a Ellls and Charles Long but shortly two others came to Joan us these bemg Norma Noggle and Ilene Yarger Ilene Yarger left us after several months because of slckness of whlch we were sorry Our class was then composed of four teen members, who were Lawrence Sanderson Ianxs Metz Melba Vandermark Nor ham Gross, Don Lozler Rlchard Vanator Robert Stookey Rxchard Allen, and Bar bara Longenecker Th1s group of s1x g1r1s and e1ght boys went on to make and b come the Sen1ors of 1948 In thls our fmal year our class under the direchon of Mr Longenecker IS completmg xts buslest year We are all axdmg in making It a year dear to the heart of all of us in time to come Of our fourteen members five have gone from the first to the twelfth grades at Leesburg High They are Lawrence Sanderson janls Metz, Carole Edgar juamta Miller and Dick Klopenstein After twelve years of hard work and an abundance of fun fourteen of us are looklng forward to rece1v1ng d1p1omas 1n the sprmg Lawrence Sanderson, Jams Metz Melba Vandermark Norma Noggle Carole Edgar Juan1ta Mxller Joe Long enecker D1ck Klopenstem W1111am Gross Don Lozxer, Richard Vanator Robert Stookey Rlchard Allen and Barbara Longenecker LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF' THE CLASS OF 48 We the members of the Senlor class of L H S of the year 1948 do hereby w1ll and attest to the follow1ng named he1rs, the follow1ng named property to have and to hold unt11 thexr hemrs and ass1gned forever to w1t We w11l as a whole the slxth row of seats 1n the assembly to the Junxors to be de11vered by them at the end of the next year to the present Sophomores Page 14 . . . I I I I I . 9 ' ma Noggle, Carole Edgar, Juanita Miller, Joe Longenecker, Dick Klopenstein, Wil- ' . . . . e- We w1l1 to the Sophomores our perseverence 1n raxsmg money for our class trlp To the faculty we w1ll a peaceful frame of m1nd and hope they w1ll fmd then' teachmg dutles easler after we have left Leesburg School Separately the followmg persons leave the followxng property to the helrs named B111 Gross w1ll my ab1l1ty to play Hxtler to any Sophomore or Junlor I Lawrence Sanderson w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay away from glrls to Bob Ferverda I Melba Vandermark w1ll my A s 1n Geometry to anyone who wants to work for them I Joe Longenecker w1ll the H1 Lltes Ed1torsh1p to Pat Sh1vely and my helghth to JIITI Watk1ns I Norma Noggle w11l my ab1l1ty to be shy to Barbara Hamman 1n hopes that she w1ll use lt to a1d her m school Janxs Metz w1ll my seat LII Governrnent to Patty Mxddleton J'uan1ta M1l1er w1l1 my ab1l1ty to Wflte poetry to anyone who feels a deslre to do so Dlck Allen w1ll my Job as Student Manager to Tom Ferverda and my poor I Bob Stookey wzll to Kent Brown four good teeth I Carole Edgar w1ll my he1ghth to Anna Lou Sh1vely I Barbara Longenecker w11l my seat 1n the assembly and my 11keness of Govern ment to Peg Kammerer I Don Lozxer w1ll my posxtxon on the basketball team to any upcommg player who w1ll lead Leesburg to the county champxonshlp I Dxck Klopenstem w1l1 my ablllty to play basketball to anyone who wants It and my seat 1n the slxth row to an honorable .Tumor I Rxchard Vanator w11l my pestmess to Wayne W11ey but not because he needs lt We the class as a whole name as executor of the wxll Pr mcxpal Glen Longen ecker Sald Property to be alloted to saxd hexrs at the begmmng of the followmg school year Slgned thls sxxth day of February one thousand mne hundred and fourty e1ght by the Semor Class of Leesburg Hxgh School Sxgned Mr Longenecker Slgned Mr Hudson Page 15 L . , . . . . L . . I, . , . . . . L . . , . . . . . I, . , . . English grades to whoever wants them. TEN YEARS I-IENCE As the tanalizing aroma of freshly made coffee reached my nostrils I sat up and yawned My conventional coffee clock had again awoke me on tixne Instantly I rose for today was Aprxl 16 1958 Just ten years ago, fourteen stately Seniors ha set tlus day aszde as a 48 Homecoming Day and here at was at last After eatxng my breakfast hurrledly, I quickly daintied up my house and gxvxng my folks a quzck kxss on the cheek I hurrxed outszde l pondered a few minutes as to whether I should take Pa s new streamlxned Olds or my helicopter but as no tune could be wasted I Jurnped 1n my own Roughly I estimated my trlp from our home ln New Jersey to Leesburg should take say 25 hours for I hate to go too fast and that would get me there at 10 30 A M As I stopped over Leesburg I heard someone call from about ten feet away and there was Norma Noggle 1n her own axrslnp But what was that beslde her? After fmdxng the rzght school we brought our Buggxes to the ground It was then I s w Norma s company was a poodle dog Steppmg to the ground I was met by two sweet llttle boys wxth blonde hamr and blue eyes There was no doubt as to who the1r daddy was Whzle advancing to the school door I found thelr names were Ronnle and Robert .Ir They left us there and Norma and I proceeded mslde Here we learned we were the last arrxvals so after greetmgs and salutatlons everyone gathered m a huge circle Our class had seem mgly grown and there was several strange faces Everyone was to tell how thmgs had changed for h1m 1n the last ten years Fxrst Carole Edgar stood up m an embarrassed sort of way and pomtedto a tall dark and handsome fellow bes1de her I-I she sald 15 my husband He kept make them for hun always Well I saxd yes and now we re plannmg to take over the drug store ln a couple of years Barbara Longenecker who d1dn t look one day older than on her graduatlon day then stood up and grlnned Well I ve fuushed college and am now a spec1al nurse for Dr Jamxson m Luna Ohm Besxdes that you probably see my rmg Wh1Ch was g1ven me by a good looking fellow whom you all posslbly remember very well Next Joe Longenecker 1.n h1s ever easy manner arose smllmg and sald Fellow graduates I am a man of experxence If ever you need someone to represent you m court just call at 13305 Clinton Avenue Oswego Indlana and I Ll do all the rest Then nodd1ng to a cute brunette besxde hun he saxd Meet my secretary Mlss Da v1s Next none other than Rxchard Vanator arose and though h1s t1e must have been too tlght he meekly told us he now owned 400 acres on the west s1de of town He add ed h1s new daxry was beglnnmg to be a real success and wlth the help of the llttle w1fe he was sure It would be Arlsmg next was Rlchard was R1chard Klopenstem and I not1ced a Sen1or of 49 was sxttlng beslde hun I've been a partner 1n the Kammerer Garage s1nce three years ago m June I guess that s been my bxg change Page I6 . u ll . .- . , . d ' ' ll ll ' . n ' 1 ' ' ' , an - DI ' a . . ' . IJ ' . . . , ' . on e, u - , An- . coming in the drug store and ordering chocolate malts until one day he asked me to . . , . . , . I U . ss , I ' ' ' , . . , . . . '.. n . - l ' ' ' O Ol I I I ' n H n n , . . . Slxth, stood our trustee s son of ten years ago, loolung a llttle tired and several years older I suppose you ve met my door keepers, he began, Susie is now vaca tlonxng 1n Europe and I m m charge for their maid has the day off. My airport 15 now swmgmg mto full tune operat1on so come on over lf you are interested in transport servxce Gracefully a lady 1n a dark taxlored su1t with a large black hat arose and then I recogn1zed Jams Metz After graduating I went through busmess college and then became a prwate secretary to a lawyer m Mxnnepolxs That lasted untxl I began yearnmg for Leesburg and now bes1des keepmg house I work part tune m my hus band s grocery store Suddenly a lump stuck m my throat Who was that good look1ng man that just stood up? Then runnmg h1s hand through h1s curly haxr, Lawrence Sanderson nod ded Hello he greeted, I guess I haven t changed much I m Just a good mechan 1C who s leavmg the gzrls alone Arlsmg next was Melba Vandermark She began by saymg she met her 1deal man two sununers after she had graduated They were marrled the next June and she then took up housekeepmg a Job she llked very much She told us the httle brunette bes1de her was Susan Bee, and her llttle Paul was at home w1th h1s Dad Everyone knew what had happened to Don Loz1er, the next one to st and but he told us he had gone to Manchester College and then came back to teach coachmg Here h1s F1ve Blue Blazers had won real honors and placed h1m hlgh arnong coaches m also marr1ed he added but her club meets today S1r W1ll1am J'un1or, he stated, gazmg at bundle U1 h1s arms Th1s IS Lucy added noddmg to a sweet, but demure 11ttle lady who sm11ed up at hun We now l1ve m Kansas C1ty where I rn a sc1ent1st in one of the b1g chem1cal laboratorxes Fxnally a dark, blonde fellow stood up who turned out to be Rlchard Allen Flrst he mformed us he was U1 the electrlcal w1r1ng buslness and very contented w1th h1s Job Then laughmgly he added he had not been able to fmd h1s xdeal gzrl I guess I ll be a bachelor, he gr1nned unless someone changes my mmd for me Then It was tune for Norma to stand and she told the others what she had told me How she was a dentxst s asslstant mn South Bend and was sharmg an apartrnent w1th a g1r1 fr1end there It was now I took the floor I was as nervous as the tune I made my f1rst speech 1n Enghsh class I m st111 l1vmg w1th my folks I began though they have bought a da1ry farm 1n New Jersey At the present t1me I wr1te a column for the Dally T1mes and I have started a book Jade Buttons My last name s st11l Mlller, but my chxldhood beau 15 1n town, I added Joklngly After a fme lunch prepared by the Leesburg Luncheon Club we spent the after noon chatt1ng over the good old days Finally at 3 O0 P M I dec1ded to say farewell to the class of 48 until April 16, the date of our next get together Page 17 ' ' , u , - . ll ,II ll l . I ' - ' 1 - - : on ll ' ll ' ' . Il ' ,li , ll 3 'O Following Don, '48's own glarnour boy rearranged his tie and stood up. This is . . . . ,, . . . u ,. . . ,., he . . , . . . . . ,, ' ' . ll I I 0 I I ,ll , ll X Q z 'T- ' N A LY7NAp in I S... jumons if 1 N EV' 'fir WH-QP Top Row Leroy Lehman, Peggy Kammerer Keith Sutton jackie Suxguy Second Row Maxme Randall Dean Wildman, Mary Davis Vloris Noel Thirdlfow 1-red Lursen, I at Shively Robert Staddon june Go Fnal' Fourth Row joan Vanator Wayne WL1ey, Mary Abbott Pat Mid dleton Page 19 SOPHO MORES ami s-R ,L 1 ...sr '-'f f.a, 'fpun 5... av- ri Top Row Leon Rathbun Anna Lou Shlvely Duane Dye Martha Brubaker unxor Method Second Row Catherme Marvel B111 Van ator Ruth Klopensteln Bob Hall Barbara Hamman Thxrd Row Max Noel Ruth Lursen Gene Rosbrough Arlene Yarger Marvln Hummel Fourth Row Marxlyn Lohr SanfordD1ehl Kent Brown Bob Ferwerda Bxll Dausmnn Fxfth Row Charles Lxnn Doyne Wxldman Page 20 'N if- QS' X.: rv A-. inf 4,f ? Top Row 3 FRESHMEN of. ,gf I5 Patrmcm Noel james Hexermnn Ellzabeth Blxtz Corlynn Mxller Loren Pound Second Row Bob Allen Patty Randall jumor Long MargaretLmn Howard Lurson Third Row Barbara Wallace Ellis Hartman Carolyn Loher Bob Fourth Row Felxtz Reyna Rosemary Spencer Oma Mae Stookey Rethn Loz er P 1 4 . l - f f' A . a., wr' N ., dr f V f -W l 'f ou r '75 :YN 5, if 1149 ' a . If 3 1 1 U I Ellis, Pamelln May Sth GRADE Top Row - Tom Bulkffk, Ellen Car- ter, jim Watkins, Arnold Brock. Second Row - Bob Shivley, Dan Shroyer, Fern Method, Robert Ab- bott. Third Row - Orville Coy, Joe Wild- mau, Joe Reyna, Nancy Godshelk. Fourth Row - Bonnie Scott, Edward Handgen. Page Z2 7th GRADE JN? 'KX arf '?..... La, S' 1' M If 'D' 009 A llflln wr-.5 'vs in Nx Pupxls of 7th Grade on Page 28 Page 23 THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE Names of pup11s on page Z8 Page Z4 Names of pupils on page 27. FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Names of pup1.1s on page 2.7 Page Z5 Names of pupils on page 27. lst Grade -9 Names of pupils on page Z8 MARY RALSTON FLORENCE GILLIAM Grade I Grade 2 NELLIE RILEY PAUL KEGEBEIN HELEN MC WHORTER Grade 3 Grades 5 and 6 Grade! 4 and 5 Page 26 F1.fth and Sixth Grade Pupxls Pictured On Page Z5 Top Row Harold Baker, Dorreen Mam Donna Randall Martha Stevens, Elaine McDan1el Robert Harley Carl Hamman Second Row Gregory Smlth Rosalie Hagg Mary1ly Gallowa Patr1cia Tuslng Ruthann Hamman, Evelyn Carter Mr Kegebem Th1rd Row Mary Etta Blltz L1lly Yarger Margaret Hamman Byrd Frederickson, Patr1c1a Heaton, Leota Harman Sandra Curry, Delores Hames Fourth Row Waunlta Kern Martha Thomas Bomne Kxnzie Joy Coy Mary Ann Long Loulse Spencer, Beverly Surnrny Beverly May, Dorothy Cremmens Fmfth Row Dav1d Halterman Lee Allen Tusmg, George Carter, Charles Tyson Gerald Mxller, W11l1am Blxtz Devon Handgen Jerry Shand, Allen Glant, Jerry Deeter Fourth and F1fth Grade Puplls Plctured on Page Z5 Top Row Robert McCorkle Norman Spangle Dmckie K1nz1e Bobby Roberts, George Buckmgham, B11ly Wlldrnan Eugene Alberts Arthur Long Beverly Rathbun, Peggy Watluns, Barbara Crernxnens Janet Shand Ann Foreman Mary Rader Th1rd Row Charlotte Ma.1n, Katherme Harley Sandra Stevens, Peggy Wallace Becky Busk1rk Dolores Vanator Marcxle Everest Mrs McWhorter Fourth Row Norman Hagg Barbara Koch Judy Godshalk Mar vm Kegerreis Anna Showmaker Carolyn Manges, Bllly Goshorn F1.fth Row Marguer1te Weldy Howard Lehrnan Bobby Randall Ellsworth Everest Lavon Harman Judy McWhorter Ellen Marvel Th1rd Grade Puplls Plctured On Page 24 Top Row D1ck Curry Larry Glant, Nelson Sutton Bryce M1.ller Buddy Kegerrels, Robert Stevens, Douglas Goshorn Joe Lozzer Second Row Daren Method, Geraldme Wlldman Colleen Handgen, Carolyn Abbott Marllyn Paton Sue Wallace Donna Coy, Marg1e Long Th1rd Row Peggy Dunn Dorothy D1nk1ed1ne, MarJor1e Yarger, Ph1l11p Karnmerer, Glenn Baker, Patsy Dunn Sue Godshalk, Mrs R11ey Fourth Row Douglas Method Wllmer Loher, Marllyn Shoemaker Brenda Gaar, Duke Fzsher, B111 McDan1el Page 2.7 ' ' 1 1 t YI . . , , Second Row - Shelba Gunter, Marilyn Sutton, Lois Dausman, I i 5 ' 1 1 1 ' I I I ' ' 1 1 - 1 I . I I Second Grade Puplls Pxctured On Page Z4 Top Row L1ndaMcCorkle Sue Mam Howard Shepler Robert Koedyker, V1rg1n1a Ekers Brenda Delsch Beverly Warren Second Row Margene Haines Pamela Mansfxeld Dor1s Hartman Pr1sc1lla Stevens Beverly Spangle Anne McCorkle Carolyn McK1bben Laura Ann Smaltz Thlrd Row Edd1e Roberts John Stoup Sammy D1nkled1ne Rmchard Black Charles Thomas Teddy Thompson, Gerald Shoemaker Flrst Grade Pupxls P1ctured On Page Z6 Top Row Becky F1sher Mary Rose Kunkleberger Nancy Albert Stephen Rosbrugh Bxlly Gaar Mxchael Fore man DQIIS Abbott Shepler Judxth Andres Joyce Baker, Phyllls Myers Helen Everest Jacquelme Stewart Thdrd Row Steve Meck, Gary Tusmg Keneth Showalter, Terry Johnson Thomas Conley J1mm1e Coon Arthur Fred erlckson Duane Satterf1eld Seventh Grade Pup1ls Plctured On Page 23 Top Row Tom Ferverda Arlene Koenxg, Tom Manges Mary McC1eary Bob Gearhart Second Row Rose Ellen Cremeens Tom Edgar Sharon Metge J1m Randall, Carol Wlldman Th1rd Row Dlck Goshorn Sue Albert Davxd Longenecker San dra Hartman Betty Bowser Fourth Row .Tun Hepler Harold Kern, Sally Rosbrugh Walter Yoder, Frances Roberts Flfth Row John Lozxer Leon Sutton, Joan Spencer Dlck May Page za 1 . . I D . - . ' , . . , Second Row - Adrienne Long, Mary Jane McCoy, Patricia AUGUST SEPTEMBER Z OCTOBER NOVEMBER 1 5 CALENDAR Enrollment day Classes begm Class organ1zat1on Senlors talk of commencement speaker Annual dlscussed Annual staff formed Subject of d1scuss1on SPINACH Movle The Heritage We Guard Group pxctures taken Immun1zat1on day some sore arms? ? ? ? ? Junlors order class rmgs Sen1ors order name cards select announcements We hear World Serxes Yankees 5 Dodgers 2 Indwxdual pxctures taken Report cards out today Senlors bothered SOME at play practxce Fxre drlll Try outs for yell leaders .Tackle Surguy and Duane Dye are elected SENIOR PLAY IS SUCCESSFUL Teacher s Instxtute Back from vacation Everyone rested? ? ? Group pxctures arr1ve OH Sen1ors recelve name cards lnd1v1dual pxctures recewed Ugg Yell session Mr Nxles proves hxmself a public speaker Fxrst basketball game We bow to Syracuse fZ3 26 Recexve pop corn popper for flrst game Yell session A VIC ORY North Webster 34 LEESBURG 39 Red Cross Collectxon Page Z9 29- . 3 - . . . .. . 10- ' . ll - . 12- ' ' ' , III 15 - ' . . ' . 19 - ' . ZZ- . . , 1- . . g u . 6 - ' . . . . . . . 8 - ' . . . If 9 - ' ' . . . . . ' 13 -Assembly speaker. .Reverend Kegerris .... Fire Drill. ZZ- Ziff! . Z3-Z4- ' ' . 27- ' . . . . Z9 - ' ' . II!! ' ' . 30- ' ' ' ' . If!! 31- ' . . . ' ' ' - ' . h - D 4- T II!! ' -- . NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY 7 Vlctory for Leesburg Blazers over Pierceton C36 Z8 Collechon for Fr1endsh1p Tra1n Arnustxce Day F1lm Mr Pres1dent We part1c1pate 1n County Vocal Fest1va1 Report cards better 't.h1s tune? Another ballgame South Bend Central Catholxc 23 LEESB URG 45 Thanksg1v1ng Vacat1on New Fad Blue and Nhlte anklets Basketball game Mentone vs Leesburg A vlctory Q41 281 Leesburg bows to Warsaw 134 431 Leesburg boys to Beaver Dam 121 43 Senxors have a party at Barbara s Yell Sesslon Mov1e on Ca er Leesburg bows to M1l.fordf30 181 Assembly speaker Reverend Kegerrls Movxe WINTERTIME Wlth Soma Hen1e CHRISTMAS VACATION Everyone ready for classes? ? 'P '7 ? 'P Order Tourney t1CketS EXAMS Vlctory for Leesburg over Atwood Report cards out tonxght TOURNEY Leesburg w1ns over Warsaw but bows to M11.ford 1n the f1na1s Group pxctures for annual Senxors have some class 1n government under Mr Joe Longenecker V1C+O1'YfOl' Leesburg over Croxnwell 1 gc 30 -' ' ,, 10- ' ' ' '. 11- ... ' -- . ' . 14-1 .. . . i 19- . . 21- ' ' - 27- .. . . Z8 Z- 2 ' ' . 5- . . . ' 9- - . 12- - J. 17- ' 'fff.. 18- ' . ' RC . ZZ- .. '. Z3 - A victory over Claypool C59-32.1. 23- ' ' '. 24- ::::::::: 5 . 6- . .. .? 7- ' . 7-8- Iffff ff 8-' . 14- ' . 15-l6-l7- .... ' , 20- ' . ' 23- '. . JANUARY FEBRUARY 3 MARCH APRIL MAY Yell Sess1on We bow to New Par1s We fmd that Juanlta, Norma and Barbara are the champ1ons at the muneograph Have census on rel1g1ous educat1on The old quest1on arlses Who xs more sophxsticated the J'un1ors or the Sen1ors? Two Mov1es Boy Meets Dog and Old Glory w1th Porky P1g We are mformed that all act1v1t1es are called off t1ll the 20th of February because of small pox Vaccmatlons for small pox g1ven durlng the emergency F11m on Patr1ot1c Songs Report cards any better? '7 We hear those who are enter1ng the musxc contest at Fort Wayne Flrst foe 1n tourney IS P1erceton Fxlm on Llfe of Washmgton G1deons present B1bles to the hxgh school day of the tourney Leesburg 1S defeated by Beaver Dam 1n the seml flnals Sen1ors sponsor fllm for the publ1c called Klng of the Turf Sen1ors hold skatmg party for the h1gh school at Warsaw Junlor Class Play Twlxteen 15 a success Band Contest SENIORS ON THEIR TRIP The school and the teacners enjoy a rest for a week From the Sen1ors that Baccaulareate Commencement Last day of school Awards mv n out 1 30 - ' . ' . 3 - . . . . 3 - . . ,, . . 5 - ' Al ID ll Il ' 9 - . . . . . 13 - . . . . . 18 - . 4, - - .11 . I 19 - ' ' 23 - ' Bl ' ' 'li Z4 - ' ' ' . 2.5 - L. H. S. defeats Pierceton and Columbia City in the first 28 - . . .-. . 5 - . . . ,, . 12 - . . . . 2 - - an ' in - . 3 - 2 2 2 I I 2 2 2 22 2Z-2.8- 2222222 is. Z - . 7 - . 8 - . D' if . MEETING ME Earth full of thlngs both old and new All lnterestlng Slghts to see The most inspxrmg one that I may vxew Is to have a good look at Me The crowded paths we must often forsake Wxth th1S you ll surely agree The most dehghtful walk I could take Is to stroll away off w1th Me People read oratlons of Roman and Greek Or 11sten to some eloquent plea The most helpful words that I may speak Is to have a long talk wxth Me Many pleasant strangers often we greet In th1s great Land of the Free The most welcome fellow that I can meet Is to be become acquamted Wlth Me speak oz a task for all not the few Those of low or of h1gh degree The most wonderful Job that I should Is to make a real man out of Me A TEACHER S PRAYER TO DAY Dear Lord the opportun1ty 15 here spread Thy great love far and near To radlate about such an umer glow Youth may easxly fmd the way to go HELP ME to stand four square for rzght To gulde young searchers to the lxght To hold up l1fe standards very hxgh To see Thy beauty mn earth and sky TO TEACH by my every work and deed The thoughts to grasp, snares to head To know that after my work 15 done Your approbat1on I shall have won No spoken word, nor that of a pen Can br1ng greater Joy than when I hear Your Well Done Amen James W Cory Page 32 I ' . I , I I ' do To , gg X5 ---l.!.lr V I GIRL S CHORUS BOY S CHORUS Page 34 21 COMBINED CHORUS ani W SEXTET Martha Brubaker Mary Davis Carole Edgar Barbara Longenecker, Maxine Randall Jackie Surguy Page 35 A-4A..fkf4' 4,55 1, nr'-4 M1 A :wg so-5 A La' af f' ww I gnu CONCERT BAND MARCHING BAND Page 36 ,, ,, , ,.. W, ,W ,,,,,,A,?7 ,,-,,,,.w I W . ff in ,. Q ,. A I I 43 f ,V A I A ,, ,v.g, W, I , ,gzj , , ,u - ' ' , A M u , - V ' . .. . ., ,-. , , , , ,, -, -,.,,. 1. - Nxt f- A P 1- - I V E , .M ,,,W,. ,.. , .... A X V y:,gj1,gv' ' 'M Q A W y ! V , . m v H. V f' 3 ' C ' , ..,.' , ' ' 4 ' . 'f' 4, - I -arf : 1:1 '. QL?--. V, . f fan? wk 'fi ' ' I - ., wr f ,Q w ,. z ' W .4114-yy? XZ fi M V, .V ' M ,, '13 if m ..-, , 2 vw K- g, - ,V .- Q. .v- f- z., -, , . ,,...m.M,Mmfm MM, .m1,,.,,,A., K, Q. .,. -pa-Vg M ,W 'aff Q 1 A V - ?f,ga ,, -av! - , ,A -- M-ya., :. A, ., -f W . f . Mu 12, nz , , .. ,'-:f-- - f H- A ww,-:'.:: , .K ,,-YM, - . 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Klopenstein, Juanita Miller, jan Metz, Bill Gross, Mary Davis, ' I I 1 A - , - 5 I I a BATON TWIRLERS Barbara Wallace Sue Alberts Page 38 Left to right - Jackie Surguy, .Tune Gomar, BUS DRIVERS fgvn Mr Earl Sutton Mr Avery Hall Mr Christ Kammerer Mr Wayne johnson Mr Edward Hundgen substxtuting for Mr Bud Robinson HOT LUNCH STAFF I..- ai N S . 1 Mrs Mildred Heaton Mrs Ida Knmmerer Mrs E.d1thMcCann Page 39 47 W Ill 'E iE.'B?Bw,,, 'N Page 40 4? HUIV' OR Woman customer to furrzer Could you have the coat dellvered wlth the prlce tag stxll on t to my nelghbor Mrs Flegenhelrner by m1s take'7 iii? Boss to tuxud looklng employee Perhaps you do mer1t more money Ashley Speak to me agam 1n a few days 1f you re st1ll Wlth us iii! DRIP A person you can always hear but seldom turn off iii! The Llttle G1rl went to church for the fxrsttune Afterward the mxmster asked her how she enjoyed the servlce Well she Sald I thought the musxc was very nxce but your com merc1al was too long iii? GOLD DIG GER A gal who loves a guy for all he s worth iii? Two g1rls 1n front of the Jewelry store I thlflk he loves me but he never comes r1ght out w1th anythmg I can put on my f1nger kilt MA SON DDCON LINE A d1V1S1OH between You all and Youse Guys iii? IG NO RA MUS One who doesn t know some thxng you just learned Page 41 - , u . 1 9 ' I ' ll . . . I U , . - v - ' so . n ' - u an - 14 - 1 I , - - so . U I A . . . . I ,, . 1 . . . ,, . , . . . U II il ll . 1 u . Yi SOFTBALL TEAM Sandford D1eh.1 Leon Rathbun Keith Sutton Bob Allen Leroy Lehman Bob Ferverda Fred Lursen Howard Lursen D1ck Klopenstem Lawrence Sanderson Bob Stookey Coach N1J.es Don Lozler Kent Brown Loren Pound Standmg Sittmg SOFTBALL RECORD FOR 1947 LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESB URG LEE SB URG NORTH WEBSTER Z 10 Page 43 SYRACUSE .PIERCETON SIDNEY ATWOOD MILFORD ....7 6.. ....4 LEESBURG .... 4 7 .... ....8 5.. ....Z9 IO.. RICHARD KLOPENSTEIN ROBERT STOOKEY DONALD LOZ IER Forward Forwnrd Center ROBERT FERVERDA LAWRENCE SANDERSON Guard Guard Page 44 'I . K-4 ' .- niv' H- ,ff ,. W4 'W i . , V , ' rs! 4 . i, Y 'Q LOREN POUND KENT BROWN LEROY LEHMAN Forward Center Forward w ILLARD DAUSMAN KEITH SUTTON Guard Guard Page 45 C OACH BURTON NILES YELL LEADERS JACKIE SURGUY AND DUANE DYE Page 46 S dx g D kA11 M nuger L. nce S nde so R b t St key D n Louie Richard K1 pe t in C ch Bu ton Niles K eel g K ith Sutt B b Fe d L e Pound LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG 4 H'FIRST TEAM RECORD '4'4' SYRACUSE WEBSTER PIERCETON SILVER LAKE SO BEND C CATH MENTONE WARSAW BEAVER DAM MILFORD AT WOOD CROM WELL NEW PARIS WEBSTER ETNA GREEN COUNTY TOURNAMENT SIDNEY AT WOOD SYRACUSE WARSAW MILFORD SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT LEESBURG PIERCETON LEESBURG 8 COLUMBIA CITY LEESBURG 38 45 BEAVER DAM Page 47 tan 'nz ic en- a , uwre A r n . . . . 23 26. . . . . . . . . 39 34. . . . . . . . . . 36 29. . . . . . . . . 32 33. . . . . . . . 47 23. , , ' , . . . . 41 28. . V. . . . . . . . 34 43. . . . . . . . . . . 36 44. . . . . . . . 30 48. . . . . . LEESBURG.' . . . 57 32 ..... CLAYPOOL . . . . 57 29. . . . . . . . . . . 47 38. . . . . . . . . 40 48. . . . . ....45 46...... . . . . 41 46. . . . . . . . 68 31. . . . . . . . . . . 54 26. . . . . . ....41 33... .. . . . . 46 43. . . . . . . . . . . 33 57. . . . . . . . . . 40 32. . . . . . . . . 50 4 . . St nding Dick A11 M get Leo R hb sb gh Will d n B b E115 S !odDieh1 Ho dL e dCo ch B t n Nzles Sitting B 11 Vuut L. hm n N Kent B n D yne W ld B Ailen 'H SECOND TEAM RECORDM09' LEESBURG LEESB URG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEE SBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG Page 48 SYRACUSE NORTH WEB STER PIERCETON SILVER LAKE SO BEND C CATH MENT ONE WARSAW BEAVER DAM MILFORD CLAYPOOL AT WOOD CROMWELL NEW PARIS NORTH WEBSTER SIDNEY ETNA GREEN a : en- ana , n at un, Gene Ro ru , nr Dausma , o 1' an r , war ursn an A 1 In-O or: Leroy e a , Max oel row, o i man,and ob ....3O 23...... . . . . 23 28. . . . . . 23 19. . . . . . . . . 20 18. . . . LEESBURG .... 28 26. . . . . . . . Z2 17. . . . . . ....17 18....... . . . . .19 20. . . . . . . . .25 38. . . . . . . . . . 55 15. . . . ....Z9 ' ' .... 27 24 .... . . . . . 12 34. . . . . . . . . 35 15. . ....50 Z7....... . . . . 20. . . . . AFV' 9 I K' 3 J 1.44 +..'n. 4.15 ,JP ll YQWQ 45 X1 G T lfw Page 49 swim Q. vi ,7 4 nv DEAD OF THE NIGHT Anythmg can happen m a deserted old mans1on, whlch Al1ce Gardner Juan xta Mlllerj, an author and her maxd Jasmme Barbara Longenecker , fmd out Just a few mmutes after then an-wal things start poppmg wmth the appearance of the assorted nuts Pocahontas Norma Nogglej, Queen El1zabeth fCarole Edgarj, her attendants Richard Vanator and Lawrence Sanderson H1tler B111 Gross , Mussohm fD1ck Allen, Rockefeller fBob Stookeyj, and Glenfloe Longenecker who makes one wonder 1f he 15 crazy or not Dr Edward Lawson Don Loz1er appears and Ahce demands to know what they are domg m Steve Holbrook D1ck Klopenstexn her fxancee s house The plot starts to un.fold when Ahce fmds an lmportant envelope and H1 qu1res about It Wh1le th1s 1S takmg place the nuts take advantage of J'asm1ne frxght and m the1r way torture her The clunax comes when Mrs Egg fMelba Vandermarkj the sm1ster house keeper, Steve Holbrook and Dr Lawson are arrested as spys by Glenn who 15 not crazy but IS an F B I agent and Roberta Best Jan Metz who 1S not h1s f1an cee but an ass1stant 1n th1s case T WIXTEEN Rodney Wells, J'r has suddenly d1scovered muscles g1rls and prest1ge, and the combmatmn has h1m no l1ttle confused He IS f1rmly convmced that large b1 ceps and notes dehvered the hard way are necessary to wm the heart of Dor1s Mansf1eld The f1rst snag 15 hxt when Rod s best frlend, Pete Thompson, acc1 dentally dellvers the note to Gwendolyn Todd, who rushes 1n at a most 1n oppor tune moment to tell Rod how happy she 15 Then the most unportant n1ght 1n Rod s l1fe IS almost rumed when he d1scovers h1s slster has razded h1s clothes closet and on the eve of Dor1s party W1th Pete s able asslstance they clean out h1s father s closet lxke a palr of fam1shed mothes They fmally depart out Rodney s bedroom wmdow and Mr Wells 1S left w1th a pau' of old golf kn1ckers a wh1te coat and an urgent nommatlon banquet the n1ght before the elect1on for the Mayor of Portvllle The results sound d1sastrous, and for a wh1le Rodney consxders the peace and qu1et of a ranch out west That xs, unt1l Pete del1vers the evenmg paper and Gwen dolyn arrlves wlth a p1ece of p1e Rodney Wells Pete Thompson Specks Howard Mr Wells Franc1se Wells Mrs Wells Ellzabeth Wells Dor1s Mansheld Gwendolyn Todd Jamce Carter Sue Albr1te Bob Staddon Ke1th Sutton Vlorls Noel Wayne W1ley Fred Lursen Mary Dav1s Maxme Randall .Joan Vanator Peg Kammerer .Tackle Surguey Pat Shxvely .Tune Gomar Prompter Patty Middleton Mary Abbott Leroy Lehman Dean Wlldman QUshersj Page 50 . 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K. .L . . . .D I. --D . f ,, . . . - CLASS OF 1947 James Hartman Donna Gearhart Gerald Dausman Don Klopenstein Lena Mae Pollock Robert Long Sue Robison CLASS OF 1946 Betty Montel Donna Murphy Helen R owe Gene Bair Gerald Deatsman Paul Gross John Longenecker Robert Lozier Richard McCleary Frank Radar Pat Rodgers Dale Rosbrugh Don Watkins Earl Yeiter Ellis J Vanator CLASS OF 1945 Annabelle Byrer Martha Davis Darlene Ferverda Martin Stookey Elaine Huffman Lorene Lehman Dorthy Watkins Helen Lozier Beverly Klopenste in Mildred Long Dorthy Roberts Lester Vandermark Joan Heaton CLASS OF 1944 Jeanne Miller Kenneth Sutton Allen Shively Earl Montel Eldon Harper Bill Brubaker Betty Rose Sausaman Betty Vanator Joan Yates Viola Noggle Juan Dunnuck Joan Deihl Audrey Murphy CLASS OF 1943 Raymond Hartxnan Thelma Wallace Wildon Scholl Clela Van Dine Max Gross Patricia McConnell Joyce Sanderson Bill Flum Frances Ulrey Marilyn McCann Emogene Marvel Dorothy Hamman Edna Lelunan Albert Heierman CLASS OF 1942 Dorthy Boone Wayne Teeple Clifford Scholl Harley Robison Douglas Metz Wayne Irvine Gene Goshorn Dale Goon Gordon Edgar Mary Deihl Charles Dye John Anglin Dorthy Wallace Neva Stackhouse Edith Randall Helen Nine Lois McDaniel Helen Kyle Alice Hummel CLASS OF 1941 Mae Louise Davisson Dorthy Deihl Martha Hamman Helen Lehman Ruby Noggle Sara Ellen Orr Charlotte Robison Page 51 Bonnie Rule Maxine Weldy Dean Burns James Eiler William Glant James Goshorn Jack Longenecker Joe Redinger Rex Sausaman Robert Teeple Rex Wildman CLASS OF 1940 Eileen Bradley Myrtle Byrer Lois Conn Gloria De Ford Kathleen Dye Vivian Harter Betty L Kintzel Marie Lippincott Betty O Brian Mildred Stookey Roberta Starner Betty Ellen Yates Max Danner Morris Huffman Guy Reese Jr Ralph F Sanderson Jr John Jr Shaffer Max Shively Charles Zirnmerman CLASS OF 1939 Philip Flinn Jack Harley Donald McC1eary Max McMillan William Orr Mack Silveus Jack Smith Norman Teeple Harold Wallace Eldon Watkins Opal Armentrout Francis Bricker Wilma Brunson Betty Lou Goshorn Mildred Gross Phyllis Longenecker Evelyn Pound Frances Rowe ALUMNI OF LEESBURG HIGH SCHOOL Phyllis Sutton Clarice Wildman John Stookey Barbara Rob1son Evelyn Sm1th Dorthy Stackhouse Helen McCleary CLASS OF 1938 Constance Blame Wlllodean Brooluns Donna Belle Hlrnes Inez N1chols Janlce Parson Iva Vanator Donna Jean Weldy Roy Harter Donavon Ka1ser Lesl1e K1ntzel Charles McK1bben Jack O Br1an Gene Ryan Ira Shue CLASS OF 1937 Robert B1shop Wllllam Brldenthrall Helen Conn Lucxlle Fredrlckson Don Grove James Kester son Helen L1pp1ncott Donavon Longenecker Roy Mathews Gene Stoneburner John Teeple Clarence Teghtrneyer Donnabelle Thomas Helen Z1mmerman Jeanette Watkms CLASS OF 1936 Lawrence Farber Jack Watkins Arneal Werstler Robert Wallace Mary Vanator Edna Tom Cl1.fford Smxth Paul Shermerhorn Josephxne Roberts Floyd Murray Helen Kehler Esther Irv1ne Jack Hutchmson Wallace Huffman Earla Jane Hawkms Dorthy Han1 Clarence Gross Samuel Glant CLASS OF 1935 Theln a Ulrey Ilah Sxlvues Erma Stackhouse Maxme Shue Cyr11 Rathbun Thelxna McK1bben Boyd McK1bben Kathryn McDan1el Olga Longenecker Marjorle K1ntzel Robert Harter Betty Jane Harley Marlan Conn Kenneth Cole Wmton Blxler Donald B1xler CLASS OF 1934 Loulse Watk1ns John Vanator Stanton Thomas Martha Templm Earl Teghtrneyer Rayrnond Surnmey Iva Stookey Loyd Stackhouse Donald Shxvely George Shaw Vera Scott Earl Roblson Betty Pound Mary Plank Ruth Orn Martha Jeifrxes Eunlce Irv1ne Edward Gunter Ruth Dobbms Harold Curry John Baldwm Marshall Anglm CLASS OF 1933 Edxth Austm Ward Bareham Wallace Bxttikoffer Page 52 Raymond Brlcker Dale Fawley Harold Irv1ne Mxldred K1ntzel Earl Meck Forrest Metz Noble Oyler Kenneth Prlser Wreathel Rookstool Carl Ryan Rxchard S1lveus Robert Smaltz Mary Hathaway CLASS OF 1932 Carl Anglm Helen Beatty Laurabel Bxxler Warren Black Mlldred Corm Wlllard Conn Ruth Dawson Elleen Dobbins Edward Good Clarence Gunter Charles Harter Roberta Hartxnan Walter Hartxnan Helen Hunt Albert Kammerer Lenore McDan1el Vxrgmxa Murphy Charles Rmgenberg Alxce Shaffer Betty Jane Spear Fern Stahly Emra Stookey Mary Wallace CLASS OF 1931 Sarah Bxshop Guy Bxxler Joe Blodgett Robert Gxlliam Avery Lee Hall Maydean Haney Clell Devon lrvme Harold Murphy Robert Plotner Davxd Rathbun Hazel Roberts Therrra Maxme Scott Ruby Stookey Elizabeth Ann Anglin Herman Anglin Marshall Gay Zona Stackhouse Charle s Surnmey Wxllard Templxn Evelyn Wallace CLASS OF 1930 Delta Fawley Arthur Anglxn Robert Smxth Merrxt Roodstool Gerald Harter Wxlbur Haney Vlda Bricker Harvey Anglm Charles McDan1e1 Elsxe Kmtzel Glen Hunt H1ram Ferverda Nma Bareham Carl Bxxler Charles Wldner Everett Rookstool Robert Rob1son Robert Kyle Frances Thomas Howard Black Loman Doty Mary Austm Carl Kilmer Wayne Deckard Mae Stookey Harold Hartrnan Margaret Gay Maur1ce Bareham Esther Jane McK1bben Merle Deckard Leann1s Valent1ne Wayne McCann Milla K1rkenda1l Millard Wallace Perl Pendergrass Ralph Church Prmcess Rathbun John Chapman Isabell Stahly Ray Shue Perl Funk CLASS OF 1928 Roland Ferverda Joy Dausman Alva Klopenstem Edna Blighton Ernest Parks Ruth Brldenthrall Fred Hxmes Marjory Meek Earl Stevens CLASS OF 1927 Helen Arnold Mary Boggs Marlon Clark Dean Ferverda Marguerxte Glant Ned Hamman Opal Hepler Forrest Lyons Noble Mmer Dallas Popen.foose Paulme Starner Ruth Templm Kenneth Parks Mable Stookey Florence Gxlharn CLASS OF 1926 Charles Shue W1nton Thomas Ehzabeth Bla1ne Russell Rupple LaVere Stackhouse Kathern Funk LEWIS Noel Cec1l Hartrnan Lela Mahoney Carl Stookey Ruby Boon Roy Vanator Value Valentme CLASS OF 1925 Everette Hartrnan Lucile Ayers Cathern Harley Hubert Br1denthrall Ruth Yeager Harold Glant Wxllodene Hartman Domer Murphy Marle McK1bben Warren McCann Edna Noel Harold Orn Bertha Replogle Page 5 3 Lawrence Randall Hazel Starner Wayne Clark Ruth Van Curen Nancy Ulery CLASS OF 1924 Erma Hearn Robert Holderman Edna Klopenstem Bernlce Curry Florence Ruple Harold Stackhouse Harold Br1cker Oscar Groves CLASS OF 1923 Dale Stookey Mildred Stookey Loxs Summy Myra Ferverda Warren Rosbrugh Cleo Brlcker Herber McCann Mary Harley Thelma Sh1vely Ruth M1ckey CLASS OF 1922 Marjorle B1shop Glen Stookey Helen Yeager Earl Sutton Rxlla Starner CLASS OF 1921 Leora Martm Gerald Rosbrugh Earl Stookey CLASS OF 1920 Gladys Harley Cecll Starner Margaret Ferverda Elsle Lyons Jeanette Weaver Roy Eyer Maur1ce Becknell Emory Klopenstem Mary Holderman L o1s Gunter CLASS OF 1929 Gladys Dausman ,Ellen Funk CLASS OF 1919 Agnes Ruple Dale Jordan Floyd Glant George Funk Starz Grau Marion Goshorn CLASS OF 1918 Pauline Harley Edythe Meek Lola Whiteleather Charles Armington Ralph Brubaker Chester Glant Lester Glant Helen Price Willodean Stage Dewey Lyons Ruth Parks CLASS OF 1917 Lewls Edgar Donald Ferverda CLASS OF 1916 Edna Cormany M ax Rosbrugh CLASS OF 1915 No Graduates CLASS OF 1914 Garland Rob1son Nellle Sutton Lennie Summy CLASS OF 1913 George Ferverda Lloyd Harley John Watkms Joy Boggs CLASS OF 1912 Esther Kmsey Esther Hunter L WALSYORTH Page 5 4 CLASS OF 1911 Leon Sufnrny Ira Sutton Sara Belle Brubaker Chester Hunter Wallace Goshorn CLASS OF 1910 Reba Geyer CLASS OF 1909 Ruth Ervine Deta Goshorn Hazel Thomas Nellie Beatty CLASS OF 1908 Clarence Young Jos 18 Carey CLASS OF 1907 .Tessxe Rosbrough Flossze Scholes Gewn Carls Verle Mlller Donald Goshorn Audrey K1nsey Harry Beatty Hazel Sm1th CLASS OF 1906 Claude Erv1n Era Armxngton Dale Tumbleson Ald1ne Thomas Harold Pound CLASS OF 1905 Ercxe Ophnger Martha Blshop Nelson Hall Blanche Mlller Carl Tumbleson Merl Estep Curtls Estep Permelxa Gawthrop Era Rlngenberg Mary Thomas A' v' 1 - . 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