Leesburg High School - Blazer Yearbook (Leesburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

2 v. 'I S1 iz W .M . .msn ..f tf F' ' E L - , 1 - .Q . -L 'x -Ai . TC.L2 ' -1's4..mm 1 - ' 4 ..?,x-mfr: w rw .-f . na.. 4 Aly, H QW. , :HBFLH isp.-.f-,,,..v. f.,. q '-,,,,,,,.: ' 1fe s1 .':m ,fl 1 1 G52 J 1 .1 , 1 k --------- The Blazer Staff ----------- EDITOR ------------ ROBERT FERVERDA ASSISTANT EDITOR - - - - JAMES HEIERMAN LITERARY EDITOR - - - -MARTHA BRUBAKER ATHLETICS - - - - -SANDFORD DEILH SNAPSHOTS - - - - - - DEWEY DYE CALENDAR - - - - - BARBARA HAMMAN HUMOR - - - MARILYN LOHER I QivQfyE?wF5 3 6 Ci X I wgzwgsm zfmzcv , V ii Q 2 I Q In Dedication To one of the finest teachers of Leesburg High School Mr, james W, Cory Who loves his-work dearly just as we all love him, We, the Seniors, of 1950, do dedicate this annual to him, 3 yTQ?fs5 3 5 3 I B EEMIWESFMMZWIWW X 4? Q' 2 L Q QW QL TRUSTEE Advisory Board 1 - x COUNT Y SUPER INTENDENT OF SCHOOLS KKK V :'f, , , . Alf A-. .--4 A X, - Q. 4 A 5 , A 2.0 .. 1 FRED STOOKEY WM, L,lP1-'ENCOTT--WM,JEFFERIES--FERD BYRER GLEN WHITEHEAD S h ' ' c 001 Buzldzng Q XX ., ff, al I I -1 Xxx ' fix K i ' , 531 .X -' ' '- ,G 1 qi , N , ,If ...V , I L wx .vaf ff X LX x.. 'Il ..,, 5 Nerve Cen ter 6 Bus Drifvers Herb Merge, Janitor 7 Faculty GLEN LONGENECKER LAWRENCE HUDSON Principal Schooling: Manchester College and Schooling: Manchester College and Indiana University, Columbia University, Subjects: Science, English, Social Subjects: Guidance, Social Studies, Studies, TED FORD MARGARET FORD Coach Schooling: Western Illinois State Schooling: Western Illinois State Teachers College, Teachers College, Subjects: English, Home Economics Subjects: Health, Social Studies, Physical Education. 1 CARLYLE FREDERICK PHILIP FAW LEY Schooling. Manchester College, Schooling. Manchester College, Northwestern University, Indiana University, Subjects: Music, Band, Mathematics, Subjects, English, Commerce, 8 QfWifif9fiW5 3 6 S rg! mm E w ,X s gl 14 x 2 5 -1.2 'Si J W1 .KK Q L. MARTHA BR UBAKER Band ........ Chorus ...... Sextette , , , Librarian, , , Office Staff ,,,, Hi-Lites Staff , , Blazer Staff , , , junior Class Play. . ' ' Senior Class Play BILL DA USMAN Ch0rus..... .... Basketball,,,,,,,., .- Track ,,,, R UTI-1 KLOPENSTEIN Chorus ...... ........ I -Z- Senior Class Play junior Class Play Band ........ Librarian , , , , , Class Officer , , , Hi-Lites Staff, , , Blazer Staff, , , MARVIN HUMMEL Basketball . . ......... . . . . 1 Seniors 10 BOB HALL Band ............... I-Z-3 4 Hi-Likes Staff , , Blazer Staff , , , junior Class Play Senior Class Play Class Officer ,,,, , , ,l-3-4 Chorus ,,,, , , ,Z-3-4 BARBARA HAMMAN Band ............... 1-Z-3 Office Staff. . . . . . . DAR Girl . . . . Chorus ...... . . 3 Class Officer , , . . . . 3 Hi-Lites Staff . . . . Blazer Staff . . . . . . . junior Class Play Senior Class Play MAX NOEL Basketball ............. Track ........ . . Chorus ..... .... . . . junior Class Play Senior Class Play CATHERINE MARVEL Chorus ............... Librarian . . . Blazer Staff ..... Hi-Lites Staff. . . . . junior Class Play Senior Class Play 3 Z-3 Z-3 Z-3 1-Z LEON RATHBUN Softball ............. 1 Z 3 Track ,,,,,, , , 1-Z-3 Basketball , , , , , 1-Z-3 Chorus ,,,,,, , , 1-Z-3 Hi-Lites Staff, , , Librarian ,,,,,, junior Class Play Senior Class Play Class Officer ,,,, R UTH LURSEN Chorus . . . . ..... . . .. 1-2-3-4 Senior Class Play Play Committee , , , , , 3 DEWEY DYE. Blazer Staff , , Chorus ....... . , 1-Z-3 Band . ........ junior Class Play Senior Class Play Cheerleader , , Z- Hi- Lites Staff , 1-2- Hi-Lites Editor: , i . . , , Class Officer , Librarian , , , GENE ROSBR UGH Basketball ........... 1-Z-3-4 Librarian , , , , l-Z-3-4 Track.... .... .1 1- Seniors ll MARILYN LOHER Chorus .............. Librarian ,,,, , Hi-Lites Staff , , Blazer Staff ,,,,, Senior Class Play junior Class Play DOYNE WlLDMAN Blazer Staff ........... Chorus ........ Senior Class Play Basketball ,.,,,. Track ,,,, ANNA LOU SHIVELY Chorus.............. Band .123 junior Class Play' Senior Class Play Hi-Lites Staff , , , Blazer Staff JUNIOR METHOD Chorus , , , , Blazer Staff, Band ..... . Hi-Lites Staff , , lZ34 KENT BROWN Hi-Lites Staff , , Softball . . . Chorus ,,,,, Track . . . . junior Class Play Senlor Class Play Basketball ....... Class Officer , , , , BILL. VANATOR Chorus . . . .... . ........ . Basketball, , , , , U 2- S0fibl11....... Track...... .... ...z- Play Committee , , , Seniors BOB FER VER DA Band . ............. Hi-Lites Staff , , , Chorus ..... . . Track , , .V Softball ...... . .... . Basketball ....... . . . junior Class Play Senior Class Play Blazer Editor , , , Librarian. . . SAND Y DEI!-IL. Blazer Staff .......... Chorus ..... , , Basketball , , , , . 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G5 4 13 B' A W2 N , - ins ' M 1-00 aw :MAX 12 s ovP'5 sx1Gl 5H Last Will and Testament For Class of 1950 We, the Senior Class of 1950, do hereby name these following persons as our heirs: ' I'o the Students of Leesburg High School we' will, as a whole, the sixth row of seats in the assembly to the juniors, to be delivered by them at the end of the next year to the present Sophomores, To the following narned heirs, the students of our class leave the following property: I, Kent Brown, will my ability to talk plainly without teeth to anyone who has no teeth and thinks they can do so well, I, Martha Brubaker, will all the memories I have had in L., H, S, to all the underclassrnen, I, Bill Dausman, do hereby will my parking place in front of the school building to A, Long, I, Sandy Diehl, will my trombone to Dick Goshorn and the position as Student manager to Tom Buskirk, I, Duane Dye, will all the pep I have to a vitamin pill for any student who needs it, I, Bob Ferverda, will my warm seat by the radiator in the assembly to any cold junior, I, Bob Hall, will my ability to grow a beard to Charles Tyson, who uses Vigero and still can't sprout one, I, Barbara Hamman, will my ability to go to basketball games to any under- classman who thinks she will not be interested in them, I, Marvin Hummel, will my height to jim Watkins, I, Ruth Klopenstein, will my ability to keep my fingernails short to Carolyn Loher, I, Marilyn Loher, will my Citizenship grades to any person who can't get above a C, I, Ruth Lursen, will my ability to conquer Shorthand to Barbara Wallace, I Catherine Marvel, do hereby will my ability to stay out of mischief to jim Heierman, 13. I, junior Method, will my ability to play the Squeeze Box to anyone thinking they would like to play one, I, Max Noel, will my position on the first team to Bob Allen, who is capable of doing as well as I did, I, Leon Rathbun, will my Chemistry Book to any underclassman who will study it as hard as I did, I, Gene Rosbrugh, will my roller skating ability to Sharon Metge, I, Anna Shively, will my fir st position in band to Martha Thomas, I, Bill Vanator, will my A-Model to anyone having enough money to keep it repaired, I, Doyne Wildman, will my curly hair to the underclassman who may have the idea of getting a permanent, We, the class as a whole, name as executor of the will, Principal Glen Longenecker, Mentioned property will be alloted to mentioned heirs at the beginning of the following school year, Signed, this twenty- seventh day of February, one thousand nine hundred and fifty, the Senior Class of Leesburg High School, Signed: Mr, Longenecker Signed: The Senior Class -------- Ten Years Hence .----- On this day in the year of 1960, I find the Senior Class of Leesburg High School scattered throughout the world, As I am the roving reporter on the New York Tirnes, I have had the experience of seeing all of my old classmates on my last few tours, When I was traveling through Switzerland, getting information on my next book, The Training of Tropical Sea Fish in Ten Easy Lessons , I stopped at a hotel for the weekend and -what did I see but the famous Hall jazz Band, with none other than my old classmate, Bob Hall, blowing on his trumpet, He had just returned from Russia where he had been visiting Barbara Hamman, She, after graduating from school, married a Red and settled down in his home country, As I talked to the Swing Master, the bell hop brought a telegram to me, At once I noticed that black, curly hair and recognized him as Doyne Wildman, Since his uncle, J, D, Fellowrocker, had left him his millions, he had come here to spend his time, The telegram was from Sandy Diehl, the President of the United States this mother had always said one day something would happen to Sandyj, I was invited to dine with the President that evening, so I ran to the Rocket Airfield to catch the next rocket ship to the States, O 14 The only line available at the field was the Rosbrugh Air Line, The pilot of the ship was my old friend, Leon Rathbun, I always have to talk to the driver, As the rocket speeded toward Washington, I turned on the television set just in time to see junior Method sign off, He has his own show on the air now, At Washington the President's personal secretary met me, She introduced herself as Ruth Klopenstein, We were talking about old times at Leesburg, when the taxi driver turned around, Who else could it be except Max Noel, He was driving the taxi for practice for his big Hot Rod race that evening, We joined the President at Babe Ruth's fLursenl restaurant, Featured on the stage for the evening was the famous dancer, Dewey Dye, When the comedian came on the stage we were all flabbergasted, Out came Kent Brown going through the craziest acts I had ever seen, His fame had become world known--he's the sarne clown that he was in 1950. The next day I hopped into my little airplane and headed for Leesburg, The town, to my surprise, had flourished in the oyster business, Yes, oysters: While Bill Dausman and Vanator were fishing one day on the lake, they discovered them quite by accident, They are now business partners thriving on oysters, Miss Catherine Marvel, the society pacer in Leesburg, has just purchased a string of pearls from them, Catherine asked me to tea at her home on Plum Boulevard, where she had another guest, Marilyn Loher, the great Hawaiin Guitar player, I learned she had spent the past ten years in Hawaii studying, I stopped in at the Hummel farm on the outskirts of Leesburg to speak with Marvin before I left for California, He now owns a number of farms around the State, In California, my assignment was to interview the owner of a newly founded gold mine there, The wife of the miner was Anna Shively, She was going to the Rose Bowl to see Bob Ververda play and invited me to join her, Bob is now the coach of the most powerful football team in the country--the Oswego Giant Midgets, By this time, it was time for me to get back to my office in New York, I took the nearest subway--got off at Times Square--and am now writing an account of the Senior Class of 1950, ten short, but mighty, years ago, I5 WETYEWY Q fi Q Q Q wmwgzagamxywgm x xv Qf db A,- Z X .J Q i Juniors 4-an 1 'T I-QA hi TOP ROW: Bob Ellis, Barbara Wallace, Bob Allen, Pat Noel, Loren Pound SECOND ROW: Pamela May, Howard Lux-sen, Retha Loziezr, junior Long, Caroiyn Loher, THIRD ROW: jim Heierman, Oma May Stookey, Ellis Hartman, -Q -1 QUEENLE INDEPENDENT BIG B-B-B-BOB ELLIS n Sophomores joe Wildmux, Tom Buskirk, Bob Shively, Edward Handgen Bonnie Lou Scott, Nancy Godshalk, Fern Method Robert Abbott, Danny Shroyer jirn whfkilll 18 Eighth Grade TOP ROW: Delores Haines, Patricia Tusing. Byrd Frederickson, Pamela Swinnerton, SECOND ROW: Rosalie l-lagg, Donna Randall, Carl Carpenter, Lillie May Yarger, Sally Phillips THIRD ROW: Martha Stevens, Bonnie Kinzie, Allen Glant, Patricia Heaton, Doreen Main, FOURTH ROW: jill Berlin, Harold Baker, Gregory Smith, jerry Deeter, Phyllis Patterson, Z0 Seven th Grade 'bd NAMES OF SEVENTH GRADE ON PAGE 26 21 First Grade Second Grade PUPILS NAMES ON PAGE ze ' 77 Third and Fourth Grades 1:1 bl 1 r Fourth and Fifth Gracias- mn -mg' .- li in Q - - v PUPILS NAMES ON Himsa ze and ze, Z3 I Sixth Grade PUPILS NAMES ON PAGE 26. ,. ,. - ,., ., 11 M ,I ,f X -gr MARY RALSTON FLORENCE GILLIAM Grade 1 Grade Z . 5? N, H - Q-M M 6 ,Q if NELLIE RILEY HELEN lx4CWHOR'I'ER PAUL. KEGEBEIN Glades 3 and 4 Gradps 4 and 5 Grade 6 L4 First Grade Top Row: Ester Morehouse, Carole Sue Deisch. Sharon Vanator, Richard Shepler, Barbara Miller, Steve Godshalk, Second Row: Marilyn Goodrich, Lee Myers, jerry Kammerer, Pam Hartle, Nancy Roberts, Diane Huffman, Teacher, Mrs, Ralston, Third Row: Nancy Krebs, Carol Smaltz, judith Rohrer, Kathryn Mowry, Paula jean Deeter, Cynthia Smith, Patty Fisher, Linda Fifler, Bottom Row: Dick Sponseller, Don Clark, Bobby Kegerreis, john Abbott, Eddie McCorkle, Stephen Schermerhorn, Larry Anglin, Larry Galloway, Doug Metz, -----.Secnnd Grade -- Top Row: Doris Abbot, Darrel Phillips, Michael Foreman, Sherry Hite, Sally Sausaman, George Paton, Second Row: Rebecca Schermerhorn, Fredric Buckingham, Billy Lyons, Sharon Hartford, Mary Wildman, Charles Roberts, Teacher, Miss Gilliam, Third Row: Kathryn Zahlout, Susie Shroyer, Marjorie Vandermark, Sheri Smith, Becky Bates, Ann Sausaman, Carol Ekers, Denny Brookins, Bottom Row: Bud Rader, Willie Denny, Bobby Sponseller, Tommy Smith, Paul Yocum, Roger Bair, Kenneth Fifer, Tommy Hartman, -- Third and Fourth Grades --- Top Row: Gerald Shoemaker, Richard Black, Bill McDaniel, Earl Adair, jr,, Stephen Rosbrough, Darcy Smith, Second Row: Charles Thomas, judith Andres, Barbara Ryan, Linda McCorkle, jimmy Koenig, Carolyn McKibbin, Third Row: Carolyn Hartle, Billy Goar, Priscilla Stevens, Nancy Alberts, Becky Fisher, Tommy Conley, Teacher, Mrs, Riley, Fourth Row: Margene Haines, Patricia Adair, Phyllis Myers, Mary jane Smaltz, Helen Everest, Dick Krebs, Bottom Row: Stephen Meck, Eddie Roberts, Kenneth Showalter, Arthur Frederickson, Dean Crist, Terry johnson, jimmie Coon, Gary Tusing, ------------Fourth and Fifth Grades ,,------, Top Row: Larry Stackhouse, Phillip Kammerer, Wilmer Loher, Marilyn Shoemaker, Brenda Goat, Duke Fisher, Marjorie Yarger, Second Row: Douglas Goshorn, Robert Stevens, Sue Main, Virginia Ekers, Patsy Dunn Robert Koedkyer, Beverly Warren, Douglas Method, Z5 Third Row: Marilyn Paton, Peggy Dunn, Anne McCorkle, Howard Shepler, Buddy Kegerreis, Rosemary Yocum, Brenda Deisch, Helen McWhorter, Teacher, Fourth Row: Sharon Mowry, Karen Method, Geraldine Wildman, Sue Godshalk, Patty Phillips, Coleen Handgen, Carolyn Abbott, june Smith, Bottom Row: Billy Smith, Larry Fisher, Teddy Thompson, john Stoup, joe Lozier, David Bates, Larry Glant, Nelson Sutton, - ........ Sixth Grade . .... - Top Row: Anna Shoemaker, Barbara Kock, Lavon Harman, Marguerite Weldy, Billy Wildman, judy McWhorter, Ellen Marvel, Second Row: Betty Loy, Dolores Vanator, janet Shand, Becky Buskirk, Evelyn Dettwiler, Carolyn Manges, Beverly Rathbun, judy Godshalk, Teacher, Mr, Paul Kegebein, Third Row: Mary Rader, Shelba Gunter, Barbara Cremeens, George Buckingham, Bobby Roberts, Marcele Everest, Peggy Watkins, Lois Dausman, Ann Foreman, Bottom Row: Dickie Kinzie, Robert McCorkle, Tom Fisher, Eddie Krebs, Gene Alberts, Marvin Kegerreis, Billy Goshorn, Tommy Keal, --------. Seventh Grade------- Top Row: Peggy Wsallace, jerry Shand, Martha Thomas, Lee Tusing, Marilyn Sutton, Second Row: Gerald Miller, Beverly May, Devon Handgen, Dorothy Cremeens, Robert Harley, Third Row: Marilyn Gallaway, Ellsworth Everest, Evelyn Carter, Robert Randall, Louise Spencer, Fourth Row: Howard Lehman, Waunita Kern, Norman Hagg, Charlotte Main, Robert Smith, Fifth Row: Catherine Harley, Charles Tyson, Sandra Stevens, George Carter, - ...... Freshmen . .... - Top Row: Leon Sutton, Carol Lee Wildman, Iom Ferverda, Sally Rosbrugh, john Lozier, Second Row: Sandra Hartrnan, jim Randall, Betty Bowser, Dick Goshorn, Sue Alberts, Third Row: Walter Yoder, Mary Ann Fisher, David Longenecker, Rose Ellen Cremeens, Tom Manges, Fourth Row: Frances Roberts, Harold Kern, joan Spencer, Tom Edgar, Arlene Koenig Fifth Row: Robert Smith, Sharon Metge, Dick May, Mary McCleary, jim Hepler, Z6 . 5 E 5 AUGZWZJFJES 1? if db f X3 J Q Concert Band l ,f g V,'1 A g K f 5 e, I . ik: LV I ,Ei i:. ih, i I 4? 31 N, V H , .. , , 5 f , 1,1--K. ,.,. N Q7-2 I 1' 74' 45' T1 11 -, b Marching Band 28 Drum Majorettes 3-af NANCY GODSHALK PEGGY WALLACE CAROLE1 WILDMAN 2.9 Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus 3.0 Sex tette T 1 9-C gi an-r fx S TOP ROW: Sandra Hartman, Oma May Stookey, Carolyn Loher BOTTOM ROW: Sally Rosbrugh, Martha Brubaker, Betty Bowser, 'I 1 fy ANGELq?JKEEPERs 31 Hi-Lites Staff BlazerStaff 32 Office Staff Y af Librarians Q I' 33 f Hot Lunch 3 K , ,V ,,.,,muM,,5M.., A, A V Hot Lunch Staff fi' 'M YQJ- M 34 September October November 9 E' 3. Q ar 3 az T' E 50 31 ak tk 9 UI Q i lVlVlVl'VhJlVr-lr-vn--r-vr- Uh-PU3fV 'QNlU1-PIVCJNDUJUTLNIV Z7 2.8 29 30 1 3 5 6 7 9 ll 12 15 17 18 Z2 Z4 25 26 27 1 Z 4. 5 8 9 10 11 13 14 16 17 18 19 Happy day, we're back again: 4- - Weekend, State Fair, First day of nine month's sentence, Office girls chosen, Seniors opened canteen, 11 - Weekend, Immunization, Opened library, Class Organization, Mr, McCann talks in Government Class, Seniors elect Kent Brown as President fo! classj, 18 - Weekend, Bob Hall gets curls cut off, Seniors cast Play, Fire Drill--no casualties: First play practice, Enoc gets new car, Seniors take T Model to Warsawt-Cold? ? ? 25 - Weekend, Group Pictures taken, Seniors make big money in canteen, Person receives pop, SOC, and two dimes in exchange for SOC, Where's Brownie's teeth? Big Rich, lndiana's Poet Laureate, talks before Assembly--every- one has good time, Office full of kidsfffFire prevention day, Happy Dayff Two days off for good behavior, Z - Weekend, Senior Food Sale--junior Scrap Drive, Heated discussion in English classes--Are American Women Spoiled? ? ? Seniors order announcements and name cards, juniors order Rings, Have movie on How to Read a Book, Yell try-outs, Mary Ann and Carol Lee chosen, 10 - Weekend, Boy: They go fast, Annual salesman here, Seniors out for Annual Adds, 16 - Weekend, Five more days until the end of the week, Play practice and more play practice, Z3 - Weekend, Play's coming soon. Dress rehearsal, Rooster troubleffffff Kids it's here--rahly it is--The Minx From Missouri, 430 - Vacation for kids, Teachers' Institute, Play a success, First ballgame--we lost, Syracuse 50, L, H, S, 45, Have a good time at the skating party? Ballgame, GOOD GAME fbut we lostj, Did you hear the horn? 6 - Weekend, Brownie, you is a BAD boy, S'3,75, Annual Staff chosen, Two firedrills in one day, Who Ever thought of such a stunt to pull? Education at school in the eveningmprogram, that is, Our first victory, Beat Silver Lake, 12 - Weekend, Choral festival, A very cold Monday, Won't you give Me a name card, Senior ? Sad news--Webster beats Leesburg, Lion's Turkey Raffle, First snow, We had a movie, Z0 - Weekend, 35 December january February DAR Girl chosen, Senior's raid kitchen and take over yell session, Leesburg beats Sidney, Did YOU have turkey? joy, no school, Tried to sell Annuals, Z7 - Weekend, Look at the birdie and get your picture taken, Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow, 4 - The flostj Weekend, Monday after a DULL Sunday, Choral concert in Gyrnnasium, Another ballgame,,,we got beat, 11 - Weekend, Seniors changed seats in English, Ordered crew hats, Ballgame, Milford beat, 18 - Weekend ' Pictures back, Ughf Leesburg beat Claypool, Turkey Raffle QSeniorl, SENIOR GIRLS IN BLUEJEANS2: Miracle on 34-th Street, Vacation starts, 31 - VACATION HAPPY NEW YEAR Back to school,,,drawi.ng for tourney, junior Long, Where did you get that hair cut? Mr, Fawley TOO, Must be the style, We won another ballgame, 8 - Weekend, Boy s go to Warsaw to practice, Tourney, Sad news, Leesburg out in first round, More Tourney, Still More Tourney ,,,, Syracuse wins, Examsffff More Exams, Ballgame with Cromwell, Diptheria shots, No ballgame, Kids go to Warsaw, ZZ - Weekend, Leesburg scores 81 points over Millersburg, We won another ballgame, Senior Food Sale, Bill Vanator's Speech, Working hard on Annual, Another ballgarne--another defeat, 5 - Weekend, junior girls have slumber party, Sleepy Time GalS , Senior class meeting, 12 - Weekend, No school,,,ice and snow, Back to school, No school, Tourney drawing, MLB and BJH work VERY hard, Music Contest at Nappanee--girls did swell: juniors give Washington play in assembly, Tourney begins, Z5 - More Tourney, junior High Basketball Tourney, Annual Basketball Fish Fry at Burket, 36 Calendar For L. H S. For 49-50 March Z - junior High B, B, Tourney Finals April May 3 - 4-H Demonstration in Gym, 6 - High School Skating Party at Warsaw, 17 - Senior Talent Night, 3 - All Trustees and County Superintendent visit school, 14 - junior Class Play, 21 - County Speech Contest, Z8 - County Band Festival, Z - County junior High Track Meet, 5 - County Senior High Track Meet, 7 - 14 - Seniors on Trip, 18 - 19 - Exatns, Z1 - Baccalaureate. Z3 - Commencement, THE MINX FROM MISSOURI LUKE, THE SPOOK AND MIMI Humor Mr, Hudson: What is the most outstanding product that chemistry has given to the world? Bill Dausman: Blondes, It was a hard bit of mental arithmetic, but Max got the right answer, That is very good, Max, said Mr, Cory, Very good? said Max, scornfully, Gosh, it's perfect, Mr, Longenecker: Give me an example of indirect taxation, Senior, in Government class: The dog tax, sir, Mr, Longenecker: How is that? Senior: The dog does not have to pay it, I was mighty sorry to see your husband leave right in the middle of my sermon this morning, Mrs, Ford, I trust it was nothing serious? Oh, it was nothing serious, The poor dear just has a bad habit of wafking in his sleep, Officer: Halt: What have you got in that bag ? Gene: Rocks, Officer: What kind of rocks ? Gene: P1ymouth, ' He: Please, She: No, I-le: just this once ? She: I said NO: He: Aw gee, Ma, all the rest of the kids are going barefoot: Bob: lt's okay to eat onions in an expensive restaurant, Mr. Fawley: Why's that? Bob: The price they charge takes your breath away, Overheard a Senior talking to a Freshnian: You're so dumb I wouldn't call you a Ham, Why Not ? A ham can be cured, Martie, to one arm driver: For oodness sake, use both hands, 8 Bob H,: Can't, Gotta drive with one, A junior: But I don't think I deserve a zero, Mr, Frederick: Neither do l, but it's the lowest mark l'm allowed toagive, 38 Q 'yZXQ47?i5 3 6 3 X mrwzggfics 22 Cheerleaders Second Team Q 20? 40 2 First Team 'FlRST TEAM RECORD ' LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG LEESBURG . . .45 SYRACUSE . . . , , , , ,37 PIERCETON . . , , ,55 SILVER LAKE. . . .4-6 WEBSTER, , , , ...53 SYDNEY..... , , ,48 MENTONE , , , , , ,37 BEAVER DAM, ...37 MIL.FORD.... . . .52 CLAYPOOL . . ...56 ATWOOD,,,,, CROMWELL .. . , , , 81 MILLERSBURG ...60 . . .62 NEW PARIS. . . . . .4-0 WEBSTER. . . . ...60 BURKET..... ,,,51 L.AKERS..... , , ,63 ETNA GREEN . COUNTY T OURNAMENT LEESB URG ..... 46 MENTONE ,,,, SECTIONAI.. TOURNAMENT LEESBURG ...., 64 CLAYPOOL. , , , LEESBURG ..... 56 ETNA GREEN ' . 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