Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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JW 5 fWf ffjijizfp 5 aw ' 1 ' flttwallfvbllf ow Coumy SUPEQINTENDENI SPEAH5 Durmq thls War Trme Per1od we all feel that 1t IS our duty to Work harder to produce more for ourselves and our country The result of ncreased effort IS qulte obvlous both on the farms and the productron l1nes ln the choolroorn lncrease rn effort also results 1n an rncrease ln usefulness of the H1 drvrdual to SOC19lY Whrle 1t 1S d1ff1cult to measure the value of lncreased effort 1n the school 1t 1S there nevertheless Boys and qrrls who QIVG therr best efforts to therr studles are really domq the1r brt to help the war effort The offlclals ln charge of the War Effort have urged that students f1I'11Sl'1 the1r Hlqh School work so that they w1ll be better able to care for themselves and thelr fel low Arnencans rn an mtelllqent manner Elqht C - - - . , . . i . . . 5 - - ' I I - CUIQ TRUSTEE SPE!-NHS Thls year of all years when th1s old World 1S so s1ck that 1t IS on the verge ot an up heaval the quesnon ar1ses What can the school do? Probably the greatest respons1b1l1ty ot our schools toda3 1s that of character educanon What 1S character? It 15 a descr1pt1ve Word 1nd1cat1ng how one Wlll act and the Sp1Ill or temper wxth Wh1ch an 1nd1v1dual does a deed lt has rts 1ntegrat1ng centers l1ke k1ndl1ness thoughttulness thr1tt1ness or loyalty Character educat1on whrch must Le emphas1zed 1n educat1on IS an ob1ect1ve 1mpl1c1t 1n all phases of the educat1onal program In school and out of school mtluences both po 1 t1ve and negat1ve are brought to bear on the hte of the ch1ld 'We recogmze that the home church and commun1ty all make the1r contr1but1ons to character bu1ld1ng st1ll 1t IS neces sary for the school to cont1nue to take a cons1derable share of espons1b1l1ty for mold1ng the 1deals of boys and Qlflf I took a DISCS of plasuc clay I took a PIECE of l1v1ng clay And as my fmgers pressed 1t st1ll And nculaed vtrtlr' my pow r and art It moved and ylelded to my W1ll A young cmd s sof and y1eld rg heart I came agam when days were past I came aga '1 wwen years were gone The b1t of clay was hard at last ld W s a man l looked upon The form I gave 1t 1t st1ll bore I-Ie stzll tlrat early lrnpress wore But I could change that form no more And I coutld cnange h1m 'te Jermore Unknown Character educatlon cannot be orgamzed as a class 1n the sense that geography hls tory or geometry are It cannot be departnaentaltzed and placed on the sarne bas1s as other subnects 1t IS too 1mportant Also the methods should be more 1nd1rect and 1tq ernpha SIS more umversal and constant The Whole school needs to be made character educat1or1 consc1ous Character 1s never complete a reputanon can be made or lost 1n a day but rt takes a l1fet1me to bu1ld character Character c1t1zensh1p reverence respect tor the 1nd1v1dual ana love for one S fellow men are the most Worth wh1le ObJ9Cl1V9S N1ne . . 11 11 I I ' . . , I 1 . g 1 . . 11 . . . . 1 . . . . . 4, . . 11 I I ' I I . . l - U Q 1 I S.- I ' ' I 1 ' I ' . . F . 1 . . 1, . o ... And idly fashioned it one day, And gently formed it day by day, , ' ' ' , 1. 1' . 1 e - - , 1 -1 ' 1 - : ' A . i. 1 - F ' 5 .G C . 1 7 I 1 I I 1 X 11 1 I ' 1 Y I ' v I - 1 I A I A I T . 4 L 4 I - 4 ' A . -2 A I 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 MR PAUL HARDING Prmclpal Commerce AB Butler Unl versrty Manchester College MS lnchana Un1vers1ty MISS AUDREY BEERBOWER Commerce Home Econom1cs BS Ball State Teachers College MR STANLEY GARMAN C ach Physrcal Vclacatlon Blology Math ematrcs Central Normal College lndlana Unrver srty MISS FRANCES REAM Englrsh Math emat1cs AB lndrana Umversrty Graduate Work Ind1ana UDIVGISIIY MISS GLOIS SCHRADER E'1gl1sh Socral Staclles Uhyslcal Educatlon AB Flndlay College Manchester College MR PAUL KELLER Muslc Book keepmg Physlcs Preeflrgnt C urse BS Manchester College MRS EDITH CONRAD Lrbrarran Anthony Wayne BUSIHSSS Col ege . l , . , l - , f 1 . I U . , ' ' ' I I 1 , I c l . 0 R A , W I u . '-I - - I - t , - CMXSSSESS 3,60 X m K 7,5274 ' W .MJ fo QW ff f I lib EDWARD SOUDER LQMAR MICHAEL ARLENE YODER Presxdent V1ce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Eddle 1C Lean1e A busmess boy The boy who owns Qu1et'P Well you tn htmselt the Model T should know her QLQMLCYL, Jcdlxjw As the toll of the school bell began to re-sound 1n the tall of 1939 a group of forty s1x freshmen wandered about the h1gh school butldtng wtth awe Many ot us spent the hrst week of ou hlgh school career bemg told practtcally every move to make Later as we began to feel more at home we called a class meetmg to order Edward oouder was elected prestdent Lots Wttmer v1ce pres1dent and Mary Ann Klpfer ftlled the posmon ot secretary treasurer Mlss Ruth Park and Hubert Davls acted as class sponsors Our 11FSt class party was held by the nver at Argyle Van ZllGS Many memorable days followed our ttrst party We returned full ot glnger tn the tall ot 1940 ready to begtn the second lap of our Journey through htgh school Unfortunately for us slx members dxd not return The same otttcers were elected asm the prevtous year Mtss Ruth Park and Mr Floyd Whlte were chosen to be our class sponsors 'When we the class ot 43 returned tor the thxrd year we entered Leo Hlgh School as Juntors Ne re elected Edward Souder as pr srdent lay Conrad was elected as v1ce prest dent and Evelyn Walbolt secretary treasurer Mlss France Ream and Mtss Eltza L1ttle assumed the dutles of class sponsorshlp In October we recetved our class rmgs A humorous three act comedy Sts Perkms was presented by the Jun1ors Aprll 1718 We cltmayed the year wlth a V1ctory Theme receptlon honortng the semors at the Y W C A on Apr1123 tCowt1'tu d on page 171 Twelve 11 1 11 HP. 11 11 . 11 ' I 1 . 11 11 1 - . . 1 , ' T - . , . 1 . 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . . , . - . V . . 1 . . . R 1 1 1 . . 1 , . . Q T 2 ' ' -f 1 I I T Q S . 11 . . 11 . . . I T 1 1 1 ' ' . . 11 . 11 . . . 11 1 '. e 4Y 1 '5-WS BETTY AKEY Pooch IAY CONRAD Srnlle and the world Curly smlles wtth you He gets by mth any thtna CI-AIR ARNOLD ROBERT COZIK Tater Bob A bOY Oi few Words Youngest 1n class but tall dark ard Qhl Whqtqbqbyl EUGENE BUTLER WILLADEAN GERIG Huck WIIIY 011 the whole ld Short but sweet trofn rather be ln Kea hegd tg feet tucky HELEN HALL CAROL CHRISTIAN MGX CCC H 1 th Carols are need d ere les Cm Gu or as usual the year round not Just at Chrlst mas T n , ' ' x ' . ll Il ll ll 1 , ' -- I I A , , handsome. I' Il I ll ., 1' . N M e , . GYNP 3 ELIZABETH KNISELY IZ Bnght as the sun and always full of fun RICHARD LANTZ Dlck Feazer and always a Jolly good teaser DONALD PORTER Don Swmg and sway the Porter way NILP. IEAN ROMICK Ieame No lm not a W1mpy how many may I serve you? PEGGY ROBINSON Peg A pleasant smlle and a sunny d1spos1 non ROBERT SOMMER Bo bralc vw ay ROBERT STOHLMANN Bob Mus1c maestro please' LORENE STEINER Stelny lvfy gleam IS on the beam 1 I A ,, bu I I . - Lets do lt the alge- . I I I I x l MARGUERITE SUMNEY Monme nt B flat or sharp Just B nat ura DONALD THARP Don He was voted by h1s class as the man most hkely to go o NAOMI THOMPSON N me 'Ihls IS too deep for me EVELYN WALBOLT EVIG Speak kmd words and you hear kmd echoes DALE WALKER Slug I have a Way of loo ma IHIO a dames eyes that makes her com pletely forget what I Icok hke LOIS WITMER Lou1e She has reached lhe age w h e 1'1 he volce IS chanamg from no to yes MYRTLE WITMER Mert Bed ha1r but no fue here Just a sunny CIISQOSIIIOYI PAUL WITTE WIIIV I m a self made mad but I thmk lf I had H to do over aqam Id call on sorre one else Dc ' B ' , . ' v- I ' 4 L . . . ll I ll I' A V , . , , , - I, , ' 1 31- MARY HELEN ZIMMIRMAN Hank Wrth me a change ot trouble IS as good as a vacatron ON TO So when your f et are soaked and mucldy And your buddy s lyrnq dead 'When shells are burstma round you And planes are overhead Remember what you re f qhtlnq for Push on wlth all your mlqht For the fellow cannot lose Who knows he s ln the nqht We must umte to wlnl No blow can be the last' We ve not as yet begun to hqht ips- BARBARA BOHLKE Barb Everybody IS able to arve pleasure tn some way VICTORY Soldrers Sallors Mannes and all Strlke up that famous band' We ll shove them back where they belong And free the conquered land For the Champron ot them all IS the one vxho trres the e t To lose IS but to wm lt you ve done your very best Frqht back you boys trqht back Go naht on throuah the test And we ll show them that Old Glory As lones sard rn the past' lS Silll The VQTY best' Edward Souder 11 11 11 11 , 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . I . 1 I 7 1 I 1 1 ' Y , , I 1 11 . 11 J - 7 4 S' ' I 1 I I 1 ' - . 1 1 1 ,, , V ,I 1 11 11 ' I Ten years have pas ed smce we crossed the worn threshold of Loo H1 and started our lifes work Let us take a trrp now and see what IS happenmg to our class Our l1fSf stop IS at Grabrll at the home of our frrends Mr and Mrs Wrlbur Shears fMrs Shears xs the forrrer Marguerrte Sumneyl Marauerxte ts head ofthe rnusxc department at the church where she and her family of trlplets attend Whrle stoppma for gas at the large ctty of Hurshtown we are welcomed by the Mayor Eugene Butler H lrves on a large farm ralsmg prgs and feedtng chrckens He stxl hasnt found a wrfe because he hasnt found ore who would propose to htm Stopplng at tne farm home of Donald Porter he tells us that he has won the natronal award ln corn husktrg Keep lt up Don' Whlle PGSSIYIQ 'l1fOL1Qh Fort WCIYUS W9 S99 thflt Helen Hall rs pubhshrng her latest novel Shadows At Mrd mght We also fmd that she IS engaged Why dont you tell us these thxngs Helen? Next stop on our schedule rs Chxcago where our old frrend Lots Wxtmer rs workmg at the Cook County Hos pttal She IS a graduate nurse and enloys her work She IS st1ll an old mazd and hasnt grven up hopes' Good luck Lols In Chrcago we meet Edward Souder ln a large department store of whrch he rs proprletor He also tntroduces us to hrs secretary our own Iacquelme Dxsler At Grand Rapids Mrchngan we stop to have our hatrhxed at a beauty salon and who should we fmd as the proprretor but Lorene Sterner She has more busmess than she can take care of' Why not get a manager I.orene Travelrng up through Canada we meet l.aMar Mrchael Hes strll a bachelor who makes h1s l1v1ng catchmg ush l.aMar rs strll drrvrng hrs old Model T Ford whrch he drove when he was a senror Word hasnt reached hrm yet that they do not ration cars any more Commg back through Wtsconsm we flnd Iay Conrad owner and manager of a large dalry farm He tells us that he furmshes mrlk for one of the famous rce cream factorres rn Wrsconsin Tak1ng a plane from there to Hollywood Cahfornxa we are surprrsed to see that our hostess IS no other than N1la lean Romrck She says she emoys her work Arrrvmg at Hollywood we f1nd Wrlladean Geng head of her Sororlty She has been engaged tn organrzmg Traveltng through several states we fxnd our classmate Naomr Thompson on a large cattle ranch rn Texas Naomr seemed glad to see us as she took us all over the ranch and showed us the cattle She has some very handsome cowboys employed' Flash' Mlamr Florxda' We fmd Donald Tharp now owner of a large orange grove Srnce Donald was one of our former classmates we are grven all the oranges we can eat On the beach at Mramt there 1S qulte a commotton among the grrls Gomg to see what the center of attractlon rs we frnd that our own Clair Arnold IS sunnlng hxmself He makes the explanatron that thus IS h1s vacatron tSome vacatron' J Down near Atlanta Georgra Paul Wrtte rs on a large cotton plantatron prckmg cotton To our surp 1se Paul tells us that he owns the plantatron Keep the cotton flymg' Trcrvelrng up through the states we fmally reach Pittsburg Pennsylvanra and stop for our evemng meal at a large Walgreen Cafeterta 'Who should come to take our orders but Peggy Robmson We are grven a very goof' drnner Flash' New York Crty Thrs program IS coming from the Metropohtan Opera House And here she IS QIVIPQ Lrly Pons real competrtron our own sweet lrttle slnger Elxzabeth Kmsely Keep that up krd and youll soon be hrttrng htgh A Wh1'e stopptng for busxness at New York Crty we flnd Carol Chrrstran at the Lrncoln Natronal Bank dolng prrvate secretarlal worlf for the pre-sxdent Then motortng on to Rochester New York we call on Mary Helen Zlmmerman who has an 1nter1or decoratmg srop of her own Mary Helen IS strll an old mard Heresyour chance boys' Goxng to Bluffton Indrana we frnd Robert Cozrk a dentrst at the Bluffton Clrnrc Stop rn for your false teeth at specral rates rs Bobs slogan It appears that h1s son wrll follow rn hrs footsteps Comtng back to Fort Wayne we fmd Barbara Bohlke at Wolf 6 Dessauers workmg ln the Beauty Salon Nrce work Barbara At the Lutheran Hospltal rn Fort Wayne we fmd the head nurse Evelyn Walbolt She rs entertarmng one of ner patrents LaMotne Mtller mstead of bemg on duty Us he s1ck'f'J For a b1t of rest and entertamment we decrded to attend a basketball game at Fort Wayne There we frnd our basketball star Rrchard Lantz a member of the Zollner Prstons Do you remember the three pomts you scored at the county tourrey back tn l9437 Vtlasn t that wonderful' ' ' fContmued on page 2Ol Seventeen . . 1 . I .. . G , I . D r . . . Old Maid Clubs for our famous stars. fShe is married herself, though.l I AL Swikfv 3' , L I A, ii if KAN, : ,Tj ' 7 em? Unrted States of Amer1ca State of lndtana Last 'Wtll and Testament of the class of 43 We the class of IQ43 of Leo Hlgh School bemg of sound mlnd and good memory d hereby declare thls document to be the last wtll and testament of the aforesa1d class Sechon I To thrs school we wlll our loyal support our school sp1r1t and hearty cooperat1on 1n all school actrvltres our memorles and 1nsp1rat1on m the past years Sectxon II To Mlss Beerbower and M1ss Schrader and others who helped us publlsh the year book we extend our thanks and our apprec1at1on for thetr unt1r1ng effort 1n the publrcatton of thts book May therr llfework be successful Sectlon III We extend our appreclatlon to the faculty who have worked not only for our success but also for that of the underclassmen Sechon IV Followrng are the personal w1lls of mdtvtdual members of the class of 43 Betty Akey do w1ll my part trme offrce Job to Ruth Z1mmerman Clalr Arnold do w1ll my short halr to Ioe Chapman Eugene Butler do wrllmgly leave my ob 1n the athlettc room to Morrls L.1echty Carol Chnsttan do w1ll my qutet and mdustrral actron to everyone lay Conrad do wtll my excuses to get out of class and m1ss1ng school to Harlan Polmg Robert Cozrk do leave my art of prank playmg to so'neone who can use rt Wllladean Gerlg do wlll my lob of gradmg typmg papers to Wayne Lantz Helen Hall do w1ll my shortness to Phylhs Ramseyer Elrzabeth Knlsely do w1ll my happy go lucky ways to Ethelyn Schlatter Rrchard Lantz do bequeath my ab1l1ty to play basketball to any of the unaerclassrnen Donald Porter do 'xw71ll1HQlY leave my Job as pnnter to anyone of the underclassmen Peggy Roblnson do w1ll my freckles to lulla Van Meter and gentle actlons to Paulme Mrller N1la lean Rcmlck do w1ll my long fmgerna1ls to Marcell Klopfenstem Robert Sommer do wrll to anyone my rnethod to make A s Edward Souder do wtll my ambttlous drsp SIIIOH to anyone who can make good use o 1t Lorene Stemer do wlll my glft of gan to Ierry Thompson Robert Stohlmann do W1ll1ngly g1ve my place IU the band t Wtlbur Shears Marguerlte Sumney do w1ll my ab1l1ty to play the flute to Iohn Schwartz D nald Tharp do w1ll my Job as studentmanager to Ilm Van Ztle Naom1 Thompson do wlll my blonde hour to Maxlne Garman Efelyn Walbolt do w1ll my pleasant smtle to Ioan Chaney Dale Walker do wtll my bass votce to Yvonne Wells Lots Wltmer do extend my aollxty to try and be an old matd to Mary Lou Maxfteld Myrtle Wttmer do w1l1 my Jolly way to Edward Bohde Paul l'V1tte do leave my love for the falrer sex to Robert Clark Arlene Yoder do leave my 1nnocent lo k to Tom Partee Mary Helen Z1mmerman do leave my cb as pramst to LOUIS Steury I Barbara Bohlke do leave my orderly onduct to Dons Hmes Nmeteen , ' , ' ' , o , , . , . , I, , ' ' . I, LaMar Michael, do will my Model T can to anyone that can find a use for one. I, , f ' ' ' ' . I, ' I ' ' ' '. I, , ' ' ' ' o ' ' f ' . I, I , ' ' ' ' I o ' . I, o , ' ' . ' . I, K , ' ' . I, ' ' I ' ' ' 1 ' ' . I, 1 ' , ' . I, , ' Q . I, ' , j ' ' ' . , , c ' ' , SENIOR HISTORY fContinued from page 12l Thirty seniors entered their closing year of school in the fall of l942 with the vitality they had the previous year. We lost two members during the year. Three of the class, Edward Souder, Robert Sommer, and Carol Christian, entered college at Christmas time and we gained a new member in the year. Edward Souder was re-elected presidentp LaMar Michael, vice presidentg and Arlene Yoder, secretary-treasurer. Since Edward Souder entered college at Christmas time, LaMar Michael carried on as president W'e had a skating party and several class parties during the year A three act comedy Aunt Tillie Goes to Town was presented Ncvemloer 2U and 21 The play was very successful During the year some of our senior boys re eived their draft questionnaires ana took their blood tests for the inductron into the Army The baccalaureate services were held April 18 with Rev Lester l Sommer delivering the address The iunior class entertained the seniors with a receptron April 22 Dr Simon M Davidran from Lima Ohio was the speaker at the commencement ex-er cises April 23 The white carnatioi was chosen as the class flower and maroon and white as the class co'ors Our class motto is VVe compete only with ourselves and cooperate with others SENIOR PROPHECY lCont1nuef'l frorrt page l7f Cn driving back to Grabill on Road No l Dale Nalker passes us Vve are surpriseo tc see him turn in ct a drive to a little white house Tnere at 'he door was his little wife to greet him Betty Akey ana his charmtna children Cut on a bla farm near fort Wayne we find Arlene Yoder dolng secretarial work or c tr fine tarmer Clay on uckey Ar ene is that ne essary7 Homr sweet home' What a welcome place t s R st ng in our favorite chat ront o' ne radio wil ipod is a radiogram front .Africa lt is from My 'le Vfitmer and she ells us tha she is the nead of the mss on a y movement in Africa Also she says she has adop ed six little natives Oh' Ch' Whats this? Two ttckets from Robert St hlmann to ott ni the ba d concert which he is to direct h Shrine Auditormm We understand that Bob is a famous l:a'id director over the radio sudden y comes the announ ement ha Robert S mmer lnt rnational Ne vs Lorresponden row speak to us He is our c vri 'r1end and classmate By he way we tear he has a charming daughter We ope you 'rave en oyed this make believe tip we have ta cz o t k r an li w ll re e ve all tne su cess possible r Nenty , H w , . ,, I I tt ' t 1 f - , . A , . V . , 1 , C . . . c , , , a . . C V li , . - ' 1 f 1 U A ' , . I ' N 4 F' I x.f A 1 e . H . , it f :- , i . , V , , . V t I I ' . l . ' , V J ' l ' ' t c ' - r - , 1 ., ' , , . 1 , , t l , t S1 . , l , C . . 1, . 1 1 . e i , ' 'r' in t . t' ' A ti our feet on the hassock in front of us, we turn on the radio and look over our mail. The first thing our eyes res: 1 t ' ' , ' . ' 'r. ' 3 1 ' ' , t t f r ' ' . t ' ' ' ,. , T , ' ' . ' 1 3 . e n , ' at C , . 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E :f I. .- ,. , .t ov- -- ,, 0 if an f v ' N, Y N. Y ' K ' 1 , '. 1 ' I 1 Q , . 1 X vm W -. PM X 1 f 'IL N E my - - 1 ' E 'Y 5, ' ' 'f , f ' + :Lf - ar' f , . Y Y Y C - W Q . X M 1 X, , . ,,.., .. .. , , , ,- .A 1 up . N . 1 Q N . , , ,X , A w '- M, .7 4' , W , V 1 . A, X, 1 .4 . - 1 , - - f . 4 1 i ' D , , I . VX 1' , L , L, , ,9 T. 1 . . -FY! 59' are nl Fxrsi Row Clrflorcl lredfrl Gerarame Mclienzre Donald M r' rs Pa r me Nr QI d Davrd Mrl Th1rd Row VV1llaaQar1 P rrtu, loseprr oauaer Phwlre Rv' Sf r Harold Rearabr aad Ro Crt Sauae XM Fxrst Row QC rl Her S h a ter loan Som M and Rov SHJC ey Second Row Gera cl Trrowrsoo Be+ty Nfwe L a Koa r a Ram 7 rr rfrrrrao G Y ' ' W in ' 'Y , Q, Q' P M WWW 7, 1 as . ,iv T Y I 5 '-Cf ,,, 1 1' fn lf'3,,r,,..... 1 1 p 6- 1 ':.,. an 'P . , A , ' W Q Q 1 ' Q '- ' , - r -e .9 .' ull, r iff- an 1, .' ls. Second Row fVelma Norr, Richard Notestirre, Robert Nclestine, Marian Parker and Norma Phillips. ' in ' A C' '13, '. C ' , . Qi . Q74 eve, f aa . by ' 8' ' 'W .a A 5 1 G' - Q, . 9, l , r , , R rr ' ., l ah , C I 1 ,, , . normal.. ls . -P-f I lo r, , l '. - , orszto ' ae 'za ' l' Tw rztyfrhr We the class of 44 chose tor our leaders thr e prominent students to guide us through our freshman year Feading these leaders was Ephraim Kipter president with Ieanette Kryder vice prestderit and Ioseph oommer secretary treasurer Supervising these otticers were Miss Audref Beerbower and Mr Ralph Davis We had many good times throughout the year Our tirst party was held at the Cedarville Park October 3 the second was h ld at the Lions gym nastum Tempered a bit by responsiblhty we plunged deeply in activities assum 1ng many duties and tasks that might have been avoided and lending v gor and enthusiasm to all we did On election day the sophomores decision ended up with lim Wermuth president Ephraim Kipter assistant and leanette Kryder secretary treasurer As we looked at these class otttcers and class sponsors Miss Audrey Beer bower and Mr Floyd White we kne N we were going to have a succe sful year The sophomores gave two plays tor the Farmers lnstitute Quackl Quack' and The Yard ot Argument which were entoyed by all We could write about the class ot 44 indefinitely naming the students our class has proved itself and a great many varsity stations were held by tts members In music as well as in other activities the class forged ahead training itself for leadership Now as Juniors this group has won its laurets and will continue to climb to bigger and better goals during its tmal year Having passed through the ups and downs ot our nrst two years into the upperclassman stage we now look forward to what is s ipposedly the hap Uiest year ot a student s lite his senior year By th1s time next year we would probably say this in a dlgnitted senior manner Nor do we know whether our class has achleved the highest scholastt standmg But our spirit IS great and without this Splfll we would be lost This p1r1t has been shown in many different ways lt is shown by the intelligent attention to our school work It is loyally displayed by the participatton in many of the vartous extra curricular CICl1V1lteS ottered us We are proud of the tact that alrrtost every Junior can be credlted with good sportsmanship What would any of our Armed Forces do witnout leaders? Likewise what would the Junior clas do without leaders? The Juntors elected LaMo1ne Miller prestdent Ephraim Kipter vice president loe Sommer secretary treasurer We have as our class sponsors Mtss Ream and Miss Schrader Twenty tour Q1 , ' , . .- e . ' , . ' . 1 I I ' , I ' . ' ' , - , P' - 1 I I V A I X , ' , ' : e ' ' - I ' I A I I A - ' ' ' . N ' ' l ' . ' ' ' . A - . ' , J r , ' - s and the activities in which they have participated. The athletic strength of . ,. . 1 T ' ' 'c .. . , . . T C I l I l I I I 4 A .V ' I ' I ' ' s ' ' . ' ' t ' , ' , ' : ' ' , ' I , - un QYQMQEQTILLQ144 is MQ 5.41 A E! OUR SOPHO- MCDRES HARRY THARP-President FRANK CLAH1C'fViCe President IRENE BELLERf--Secrefary-Treasure, F1rst Row V'f1Nam Akey Iarres Barmarr Rcmayrre E F Max nde and Lawa d Bohde Second Row Ioan ahanev lc eph Cliaprrran Ca ol D me Be t Federsp 11 and D 11 Forth Thlrd Row PhyU Freeman Paul Uralarll Ioan Harfley Fhclrara Hartrgan and Betty Herman Tryx ' 4- ' .i A , 1 Y . , .' dfinger, - ' Fe r F ' I A --Y f' ,, 3 1 . , r eve r, ,r e' or . ' - ' -is . , A .Q , - ' , - ' A 1 ' . .Y vs'x -1 'D' ' ' 'Q- X IQ F1rstR W D nfs imp i U H15 1 Cd Hov 1 J 'Via Se.ond Row u cnmd L J kv 1 N W L 2:11 MW 'DN fx TN -v. CDV Qur- W KIODWSIISAQ 'W and 'VIC Wm 'Cl p ew: Q Nong' Arm Wfnyers Cm Tc Dartfbf 3 53 2922 1 gn- P? Af Fust Ro J lp on ,A f-2 na U Second Row PQ W 0 Y if We ' ' -as. x P I. A gf ,J E Q ,, ,' 7' . . I . I f N- sk S , . 0- - , 5, TI ' 21: 5 A V . ' gif? ', .. , . Y , . . ,it M 5 lu Y u f., ' 'A Y Il s ,vt , '- . ' Y' ' :: are FQ T ,E 1 ,gb , IL, R ,Q T , 1 , M . pp . ri. . 9 f -Li F1 l A Cry T. :AQ Lu '15 flgld, Y, 4 A EAQY, , 1 . .., d rig . Af. Third Row Iii!-135 PC:3S'.vC1Ter, Dfizinid Pgmills Rcrifzlcj Rhireirus, Dcucrld Sdtlctter cmd VX-7Iib1lT Shear f- Vzfg, fy? fff ' 'P ' . 1 nf' X H. up , 4. I I ,Aw , ' I ' .. , A, 4, s S ' ' Y ' w -'fires Scriiier, Hiker: .Q QIQQ1 VlYQ1.I1n Sister, Huhqt Siuilxgg fl R Defi Thzuipsg ,Qlen T.,n..ier'i5:1 fulrx Vai Meier, RCF?'Q'f7 Vfhitf, Dilires .. lfliitf and 2 '5 '.'f1Qf Jpfwmgff f Fresh as pamt and twrce as green' That IS what the uppe classmen thought of us when we f1fSl entered Leo Hrgh School but we really we Q never qu1te that bad For the most part we have worked hard and tr1ed o L e loyal to our school There were thrrtv SIX students who entered the treslrman class from Leo grade school and fourteen from other schools mak1ng a total of tltty members As the year progressed we added three new members Irene Beller Bert Federspell and Leo Kramer and a number were dropped from the roll At the end ot the hrst year we had forty one members Our class was steered through the frrst year ot h1gh school wrth tlytng colors by hm Bauman cla s presldent wrth the ard of Frank Clark v1ce pres1dent Harry Tharp secretary treasurer and our class advrsors Mrss Park and Mr DGVIS Durmg the year two partres were held one along the St Ioe B1ver at Argyl Van Zrle s and the other one ln the gymnasrum September 4 1942 found forty f1VG sophomores dashmg tnto thelr room full of pep and eager to make th1s year better than the one betore We toun l Iames Sommer from Etna lndlana Edward Bohde and lulra Van Meter from New Haven Ind ana Dur1ng the frrst semes er two ot the class dropped out leavmg torty th e members to c mplete the second semester Thre ot the class who helped defend leo varsrty basketball tcam wer Harry Tharp hm Bauman and Max Bender Lou Maxheld and Marcexl Kloptenstem both sophomores we e chosen as yell leaders tor the year of 1942 43 The ott1cers chosen oy the sophomores to guxde them durmg the vea were Harry Tharp p e tdent Frank Clark v e pres1dent Irene Beller sec retary treasu e and Mrs Beerbower and Mr Keller cla s adv sors wenty erght O ' ' . ' r ' . ' 7 ' Y, ' ' J '- I I A I V I f I , 1. f r . , ' ' , ' ' 7 , '- , . . , among our ranks tour new sophomores--Virginia Steiner from Pandora, Ohio: 4 ' ' t , ' - 1 e S I . . l ' , - 9 ' ' r , ' - . ' e A r ' , T s' p , ic 'Q 1 , - - r rg ' ' s ., . - , S i . .D . , . Qwwzca 31094 MGM fjimmw W' aww... ,-.,.p.-.na-vow 1' nn.4f OUR FRESH MEN RICHARD SNYDER Pres1dent YVONNE WELLQ Vlco Pre 1dor1t MPHGARET UPPER Se re OIVTTGTISUFGT 'Ri' 'B'- F1rstRow Robert Clark Laura Fern oonrad Cha les Cole Eleanor Devenler and Iacquelme D1sler Second Row Floyd Eash Ellen Federspe1l Patrlcra uroselle Opal Kmq and Patty Kloplenstem Thmy f. . . ,, . 3 . .F - f-' CAT ,-A r Y. Q 9, .M K- 'iw G' . mi Y K . I 71 T I n V I I l I . , ,, f., , , -l I I I ' V Q S its QW' I-'xrsl Row D nnaTaeUe Tederrnan Be y Iune Lrecniy Barbara Me ans Ba ba a Mrchael and Be ty Mrller Second Row Marran Mrller Max Newhauser I-arlan Pahnq Iaan Schlatter and Marcella Schlart r Thlrd Row Iahn Schwartz Iay Snrdar Lewrs S eury Barbara Tlfarp and Iarnes Van Z119 Phylns VVtrf1er Ddares Yad r Danara Yaaer and Wayne Iaaer Tru' y o , I ., 5 G 6 .Q .r Q ' ' ,, ' uf, . ' - - a . A, r .. - , ii 1 , , rtf , r r ' t - f - ' ' , - r , I ' , A e . L N :Q 1 . x' - . fi- 1 ' ' v x w 1 . , r 9 , .' S - ne mdk When tne c ass of 46 came back front an exctttng vacatton to enter lf11Ot'l school the boys were completely out numbered Loolctng ove the class we f und that there were twenty one jtrls and only fourteen boys Whtle gettrnw a quamted tn the ftrst few weeks we d1s overed that there were four of tue Leo erghth grade graduates mtss ng but th1s vacancy was f1l ed by foul new members ente mg from other schools They were Barbara Mertens from Concordra I y Snrder from Washtngton Qchool rn Fort W'ayne and Har aft Polmg and Robe rt Clark from St loe Center The boys we e drsappotnt d when they could not take shop but are happy now that they can take safe y As there a e few boys tn the freshman cla s they are sltghtly handtcaopea tn t'1e athlettc fteld but the gtrls make up for tt emoyed by all ln the begtnntng of the year we elected the followlng offtcer Rtchard Snyd p e ldent Yx onne Wells vtce prestdent and Ma garet Ktpfer se retary treasurer W'ayne Yoder and Rrchard Sny der Captarn and L1eutenantCaotatn resoectrvely are rn charge of tne boys athlet1cs of tie freshman cla s and Captatn Margaret Ktpfe and L1eutenantCapa1n Patty Klopfenstetn are tn charge of the gtrls athletrcs When Darby Davts left Leo School we were practtcally orphans as h was our class sponsor .noon ater me were adopted by Mrs Yoder who took Darby s place After Chnstmas passed Mrs Yoder left and the new coach Stanley Garman assumed th responstbtltty of us green freshmen lhty 20,62 0 v y R 1 ' ' - ' ' ' . , , , - ., . ' I , u . 1 - I ' t W 1 j l r' . . , . A - - I I , u V , 1 ' - ' t A N . s . 1' ' ' e , , ' L . T ' . s , r , , . We had our first party at Cedarville Park, which was well attended and ' . ' ' f ' ' sz ' er, f s' 1 ' A -, ' ' 5 r . ' , c - . ' f , ' S , . ' ' F ,. ' - 1 ' ' ,, g ,, , I Y I 9 f ,. 'N I , f , A , , , , 1 - 9 I l I W . . it -two Qqym Wjzffw ZMAHJAV I 7 5-fb- U gnwf M ZACHWHUHES 'Z- -U 'rv-f nl x WJ M 5555252 WMM ,..... - H-.. ,- .....-:as-r-! f 0 Warn' J Q--ay - .,- 5.145 'T-,,.H. ' aa-p.fL,.,'x .. P, .fr-vA TL 4 - A' l ' 'PE- '1'f.. 9 '5fvi5'4 u' 4. -q . A 'ff ' ,v m ,QL-41.2 , -'-.-- ' ,YV -tg,-,.. - .4 ...,. ,S , . , .I me -gum, .g,.Z.1 a -..-V -3 , ,jlwrwfww .... . 1- ,, -..,..W.,, if V 55' , , I, '-Q .. ,Vg '03, 4 S L ' 'JA -- 1' . ' -r - 7 - 0 , ZZ I M Z I Z X M of f' , Thrrly slx Left to nqhl slnlng Clmr Arnold Helen Hall Icly Conrad Evelyn Wczlboll Naomr Thompson Wxlludecn Geng Lors Wltmer Stcmdmq Robert Stohlmann LcxMar Mxchcel Mrss Schrader Myrtle Wilmer and Mrss Beerbower The yearbook staff was chosen by members of the semor class wrth the advlce of the sponsors Edward Souder was trrst chosen ea1tor of the staff and as he left at tne end of the tlrst semester the asslstant ed1tor Evelyn Walbolt took the 9dllO sl'11p over Ed1tor Asslstant Edltor Art Edltor ACllVlll9S Fdltor Class Edltor Ptcture Edltor Sports Ed1tor Ioke Edltor Calendar Busmess Manager Copy Edrtor Sponsor Sponsor Evelyn Walbolt lay Conrad l.o1s Wltmer W1llaaean Gertg Robert COZ1k robert Stohlmann Clarr Arnold Myrtle W1tmer Naom1 Thompson Lalvlar M1chael Helen Hall MISS Audrey Beerbower lVI1ss Cglots Schrader Leli to right-John Howard, Bob Stohlmcmn. Velma Norr, Miriam Klopfensiein. Don Porter. Paul Keller, cmd Iecmette Kryder. OUQ IQISH BAND Left to nqht Mmam Klopfensiem Murguerlte Sumney Myrtle Wxtmer Elxzaheih Kmselv Lorene Slexner Lols Wnmer Seated Mary Helen Zxmmermcn OU SEXTETTE f' ' , . 1 , Zlliy'-'h1 :Z Let to Right First Row Marguerite Sumney Ioyce Kryder Velma Norr Barbara Martm Barbara Lantz Second Row Iohn howard Iohn Groselle Donald Yoder Rlchard Hartxgan Iacquelme Drsler Barbara Tharp Evelyn Walbolt Marcella Schlatter Thlrd Row Rob rt Stoulrnann Donald Porter Wxlbur Shears Darrell Kloptenstem Patncxa Groselle Phyllis Ramseyer Nancy Myers Grove Famxlton Rod Howard Fourth Row Patrxcx-1 Kloplenstem Wayne Lcmtz Lorene Stemer Shlrley Cook Glen Shears Marcell Sumney Barbara Mertens Ieanette Kryder Paul Grabxll Paulme Mlller Flflh Row Eleanor Bates Wxlladean Genq Lols Wltmer Mary Helen Zxmmerman Mr Paul Keller Dxrector Mmam Kloptenstem Kav Mrchael Ianet Qchlatter Marilyn Klopfenstem Kay Mxchael Ianet Schlatter Marxlyn Klopfenstem Ioan Kryder OUQ BAND new ll'lSlTltnl r Mr Kellel Wlany new regruvs have been -nl1st1nq mn our band force Durlnq th pasl year me land lurnflmni rnuslc: for the Comm l1flllY Tea hers 'Welfare Assoclatlon basketball ,ames Farnver s l lsntm and also dave a Concert Lhlrty Clqhl 1 ' : ' fe ' . . . ' , . The Leo School Band has been advancing remarkably well under the splendid direction of our V . , ffffl 1 . . l ., . L W' lx. Y- 3 ,I 1 l I Q at , ' K o Q. .ff ' t s ' o , . , l ' , ' Left to Right F1rstRow Mr Paul Kel'er Dlrector Mary Helen Zlmmermcm Pramst Patncxa Groselle Arlene Yoder Nxla lean Romxck Evelyn Walbolt Exzabeth Kmsely Ruth Zrmmerman Ioan Hartley Delores Yoder Wxlladean Gerrg Loretta Yoder Second Row Phyllrs Wrtmer lean Muller Marllyn Klopienstem Vxraxnxa S'emer Ioan Schlatter Barbara Mrchael Barbara Tharp Iacquelme D1s'er Yvonne Wells Marcella Schlatter Thrrd Row Marquente Sumney Barbara Bohlke Myrtle Wrtmer Lorene Stemer Peggy Robmson Marcexl Klopienstem Barbara Mertens Donnabelle Lederman Lols Wrtmer Marlon Muller Opal Kmq Fourth Row Paul Grabrll Robert Clark Wllbur Shears Donald Ponuus Roy Stuckey Phyllx Ramseyer Mxldred Hobbs Betty Mrller Laura Fern Conrad Mmam Kloptenstem Mary Lou Maxlxeld Flfth Row Rxchard Lantz lay Conrad Donald Tharp Harry Tharp Owen Hartley Harold Reaxger Frank Clark Wayne OUR CHORUS Thls vecr the qlrls qlee clue and he li J glee Clu have een Com m d mio Cr fn xecl Cherub They Dre-sented cr Chrrstrf ere flartrlfr fltlSlC' f D r Il ' 1 1 rmg 'True rew D ce e cm eperettcr Sumormet Glrl ex n e 'Ya e mer pu P fr, p frrcm es Tll - , . V . ,S I . ' A , ' ' .' t. 'UAS' V br plze, . l .rf The chcrus is under the capable direction ef Mr. Paul Keller. . A , l hir- J .. , The lf Q C ,ehrlfl The C ' Ilie rtl Q. lr ,d , , . , li A ' Th, j ' 111'-2 fxlee -ix de, ff' , H1 rv e, fjv , OUR SENIOR PLAY Slandmg left to nqht Naom1 Thompson Mary Helen Zrmmerman LOIS Wxtmer Margueme Sumney Rxchard Lantz Lorene Slemer Sxttmq Wxllxadean Genq Elxzabell-1 Kmsely Evelyn Walboll and lay Conrad AUNT TILLIE GOES TO TOWN Aunt T1ll19 Trask Ehzabeth Kn sely an eccent IC matden lady lb occupymg her country home near a smart summer resort She lS greatly upset beca se her tavonte DISCS Pamela Marsh VJ1l1adean Geng has announced ner mtenu ns ot IHCIIIYIDCJ young Mervtn Tucker lav Conrad and spend1ng part of the1r honeymoon a Aunt T1ll19 s The telephone r1ngs and Aunt T1ll1e lS summon d to town by her lawyer on an nnportant ntatter She goes upstatrs to pack a su1tcase Merr 1U arrtves suddenly Fe has w1red h1s pal Ronald Howland Robert Sommer who IS vacat1on1ng at a near by hotel 'o meet h1rrw at Aunt rl1ll19 s Merv1n depos1ts h1s su1tcase 1n Aunt T 1ll19 s l1v1ng room and goes out to look for Ronald Aunt T1ll1e com s d wnsta1rs nnstakes Mervrn s su1tcase for her own and departs tor town tak1ng Merym s surtcase and leav1ng her own Ronald arr1ves look1ng tor Merym The latter has olectded to take a sw1rn and when ne comes back to Aunt Tllll9S house he lS WSGFIDQ a wooden barrel s1nce all of h1s clothes have been stolen Suddenly the doorbell rmgs and 1t lS Luther Lorrtmer R1chard Lantz Ron ald s wealthy employer who arr1Ves unexpectedly Merv n combs out from beh1nd the screen 1n temale att1re Ronald presents htn as Aunt T1ll e Aunt l1llll6 returns from tom 1 garbed 1n a SUllb9lCT1Q1l'lQ to Mervm She has had a tlat t1r and SIU e her own dress was ru ned wh1le t1x1ng 1t she 1S compelled to wear one ol Mervm s su1ts More compl1cat1ons were added by tne arr11al of Mervm s aun Mrs T1ll1e T lck r Mary Helen Zunmerman and Naom1 Thompson Mo e laughter and tun were added Wlll'l Lucmda Talbot Lo1s W1tmer the ma1d who s anxtous to get marr1ed Dr l-latt1e B1ng Marguente Sumne, a chtropractor LIZZIQ Parson Lorene Ste1ner an asp1r1ng young novel1st Ellen Neeland Rvelyn Walbolt who caused lots ot trouble unt1l her arm al was explatned and Charhe One Lung Rugene Butler Chmese cook who adds to all the troubles When all the c mpl1cat1ons were cleared up the play ended w1th a happy surpr1se for all when Aunt f1ll1e stopped hatmg men and found herself a husband rty I ll H .,..,,zl 1 - .4-Q I .. , - -- , . , I . . . . v! . . . I . . I I I . H H . . 3-M - Q T- - - -, - 1 , , 1 , , 7 M , . . Ll I ,. . 5 . ,F . . 7 I V ,.. . . t . , f Q J I 1 . . . . . . Q . , , . . . . - , , T , L A ., . , . , -. . . .. , 1 .-. . . D A , . , f , I . N, O , , . . f . . , - . . . , . . 1 T - , . , --'1 , 1 - , 1 . . , . l 'J . . , 1 I . '1 . . 1 . '3 ' , C X: ' v 1 , , , 1 f , . U , . . 1 , . . u 1 r 1 t, .. . , 1, e e . ' 1 A I' L . , ', , , I . . Y' , 'Y . I . . f - fr f 1- , - , , . . '-1. , , ,7 . I , YY- , 1.. , CI , A . . . . O , . . f., , . T51 ,., OUR IUNIOR PLAY Et Left to Rxght Stung Norma Phxllrps Loretta Yoder B tty Blough Ioseph Sauder Ieaneite Kryder Iohn Howard Mxldred hobbs and Velma Norr Standmq Ethelyn Schlaiter LaMome Mlller Harold Redzger and Ephraxm Kxpfer SINGIN BILL FROM BLUE RIDGE HILL CHA RIXCTERS Srngrn Brll general handy man ar und Blue Btdge Ephralrn Krpt r lessalyn Devereaux a tamour wrrter Norma Ph1ll1ps Beverend Arthur Dunn a young rn1n1ster Harold Bed1ger Mrs losre Bradley who runs the Elm Tree lnn Loretta Yod r Beth Bradley her daughter leanette Kryder Newton Elns a trlend of Beth s LaMo1ne M1ller IGSSIS Wrrglrt local news commentator Betty Blough Kane Green boarder at the 1nn Mlldred Hobbs Came Green boarder at the mn Velma Norr lee Mrtchell boarder at the 1nn Iohn Howard Sherrft loe Roberts loseph Sauder Mrss lessa vn De fereaux a noted wrlter ot popular novels has trred of the supertrctal ana artrtrctal hte of a successrul young woman rn the ctty She closes her New' Vork honre drsmrsses all her Cert ants except her young French secretary Franctne Bordelalse and go s to a small and remote summer vlllage 1n the Blue Brdge Mountatns On her arnval the pen ple resent her and are susprclous and Jealous ot her There are three bank roboerres whrl she IS there and they try to accuse her but Blll does a b1t of sleuthrng and unrnasks the real culprlt Through lessalyn S mtluence the young clergyman has the prospect of a call to a large church rn New York lessalyn then has the prospect of forsaklng her career as a wrrter for the more useful duttes as a mmtster s wrfe Forty ne , 1: i L , A, . . ., We 4 A t . 'I ' ' I , ' , A ' f 1 'Y -I . .5 Jr K . , in x I - , .T x F I , K x x if ,. V, ' Q ,ff ' : 1 ' - ' ' , . Q , . , . ' ' ' -- o ' - - ' ' e Francine Bordelatse-eher maid ---- - Ethelyn Schlatter . ' --- - - - e ' . I ' ' ' 1 A4 X I I I 1 1 - - - - 1 - - ' ' - J , ' c ' , e -f A f CDUR GIRLS TRIO Len to Rlght Lols Wllmer Mrrxclm lxlopfenstem Marquerne Sumney Stemer Myrtle Wltmer Lols Wltmer Marquerxle Sumney Sxtimq Mary Helen Zlmmermcn le y w l Lei! lo Riqht-Elizabeth Knisely, Willadecn Gerig, Miriam Klopienstein, Evelyn Wulboli. Lorene xt -:wo MIHHLETHCS WW WWWEQEMAM figknfw MQ W T Q3 v ,- a W, ' f YE! ' M G AA' As' X, 1, , f 3 Z Forty four l Mn STANLEY GARMAN MR HUBERT DAVIS We dedrcate the athletrc secuon ot our yearb OK to Stan Garman our new coach who has successfully led the Trons srnce mrd year ard to the memory of Darbv Davrs our former hardwood men or Also we wlsh to remember you our form r athletes wh are now rn the Armed Forces of our country We know the qame you are now p ayrnq w1ll turn out rn Vrctory tor because ot foul play That 15 one vrctory we w1ll all celebrate ana when the trophy ot peace rs presented rt w1ll qo to boys lxke you who w1ll rn later years look back and remember the hard trqhtana and teamwork rt to k to wm that trophy May we here at home back you fellows up and ch er you on to a vlctory whrch w1ll last forever GUI? FIRST TEAM Claxr Arnold Center Iaf Conrad Forward Brchard Lantz Guard Eugene Butler Forward Harry Tharp Guard hm Bauman Center Robert Sauders Forward Owen Hartley Guard D nald Mertens Guard Marc Bender Forward I W A f' ' pt I l ' , 1 , 1 l - , . . . ,, . . J America. The Dictators are weakening and will soon be out ot the game . .Q , t , J . . . Q . 7 , , A . - , , 9 ' F' . X . ' . , I f -. ' ' , 7 C , 1 W , . ND -'J x..! 4 5-P IN HARDING HAIFLEY Ly CONRAD G, is PYRTENS 'ii C OACH GARMAN BAUVIA J 'Q N qx LANT ARNOLD E sworn 5 ,I BUTLER THARP GERK3 xl- -lx l' 20 Lim R., in Z THARP , P VG . ::. T --hx V - ' 1 5 'sf N S2 if X1 5 ,N ,Q , X ' AX -. i : 5 5 X mfg- 5 A ENV gui V y 8 . if Q -5:1 X X , 0 , f xi, 1 9 as ' i 5 Q f my a , : Q Ch if E gf' i 'V Q f h ff ' I xi A' N X 'l' jk Qwf' - 5 K A 4 ix P 7 in ' A, ig: ,A gg I n V gg 1 4 - f f 'JJ ' 1 If If b ' Q 2 LEO LIONS CLAIR ARNOLD 43 Center Tater our leadrng scorer and a member ofthe 1941 42 all county team IS a fast ready to go player HIS shrftrness and ab1l1ty to recover the ball has made h1m an outstandrng player Tater was also captarn 1n 1942 43 and has three years of experlence RICHARD LANTZ 43 Guard Drck a fast breakrng player who 1S a dead eye at stealrng opponents passes 1 a great asset to the team Betng small but crafty kept h1m a regular starter durmg h1s Junror and senror years He was a vars1ty member for three years IAY CONRAD 43 Forward Curly an all around player on the team IS well lrked by players and fans A varsrty player for three years he w1ll be greatly mls ed by the team next year He has had a good record 1n offense as well as 1n defense ROBERT SOUDER 44 Forward Hack a short boy makes up for rt rn h1s qurck thtnkmg durrng play He also rs a three year man and wrll be rnrssed by the team next year ROBERT SOUDER 4 Forward Bobby a trrcky clever player that has had plenty of experrence as a varsrty player has another year of basketball and great th IPQS are expected of hrm Owen largest player on the squad IS 6 feet 1 1nch tall and wetghs 200 pounds He s a two year veteran and blg thlngs are expected of htm next year DONALD MERTENS 44 Guard Don a red head noted for h1s fghttng for the ball and h1s p1VOl shots IS only a 1un1or and Wlll be plenty tough on defense as well as offense IA MES BAUMAN 45 Center hm the tgll lanky center w111 be remembered for h1s rebound and followln shots He has proved good as a varsrty player and 1S expected to do great thrngs for h1s teammates the next two years MAX BENDER 45 Guard Max IS always rn the th1ck of battle cont1f111CIllY flqhtlnq for the ball PlentY of aCt1On IQ expected of hrm 1n years to come Thrs IS l'1Sf11'STY9C1f OH the VCIfS1lY19CI1'f1 HARRY THARP 45 Guard Harry a srx footer who IS always rn the thrck of f1ght1ng for the ball IS always at home on the ball floor We wrll be expectrng great ll'11HQS of l'11ITl IU the I1GXi two YGGTS He has had two years of experrence OUI2 SEC ND TEAM Furs! Row'--Don ald Forth Frank Clark Rod Howard and Wayne Yoder Second Row Tom Pcrtee H a r o l d Hxnes Ir Ronald Rhonemus and Iohn Howard Third Row Rlch ard Snyder Robert Speldell and Wayne Lantz 1 11 11 . . 1 I ' ' 1 1 ' - J. u 11 11 . . . 1 11 . 11 1 . . 1 . . 1- V I Q . . 1 1 11 11 . , . I - ' I . S , . 1 ll ll - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 . 11 11 11 . 4 iii F7 I I 1 OWEN HAIFLEY '44 Guard . 1 J , 1 1 . 1 1 11 11 1 . . . , . . . 1 1 1 A 1 1 11 . 11 . .Q . , , 1 1 1 ' . 1 , . 1 I - I I . 1 1 1 , . 1 . .. CH EER LEADERS BASKETBALL I942 43 H Opp H OPP Nov 4 New Haven T an Hoagland H Elmhurst T lvlonroevrlle H Churubusco H Huntertown T Huntertown H Spencervtll Harlan T Fe S loe H Elmhurst H Harlan H lanuary 21 22 23 Countv Tourney Boanoke T New Haven hrqh School Februar '75 26 27 Sectronal Tourney 4 New Haven 36 'tlortn Slde '-hgh Schoo ouble overttmel Leo 62 Concordm 3l Leo 29 Hcaaland '77 Leo 32 Hunte towr 36 The Leo Llons havrng e1ght ot therr last year s varslty members back progressed through the year W1th thrrteen vlctorres agamst two defeats lt was a hard year for Hoosrer basket ball Wllh plenty ot hard knocks but wtth the brrlhant leadershrp ot Darby Davrs and Stan Garrnan the LIONS went smashlng through to successlve VICLOIIGS Although the Llons were hampered twlce 1n thelr scheduled games by close defeats from Elmhurst and Huntertown they downed them both dunng the season Sorrow a Well as happ1ness mvaded the l.1on s den wlth the departure of Hubert Davls who had led the Lrons s1nce l933 But soon Joy was agaln restored when Stan Garman took over the Kmgshrp at the team Theteam has sutfered no defeats 1n a scheduled game s1nce Stan has led them Sweaters were awarded to Robert Sauder Owen Hartley Donald Mertens Donald Tharp manger Letters were awarded to Harry Thorp lames Bauman Max Bender Clarr Arnold Iay Conrad Blchard Lantz and Eugene Butler SOFTBALL FOR 1942 43 Due to no softball tournament thrs year the hrgh school had a tourney of 1ts own The senlors captured the tourney by beat1ng the sophomores 1n the fmals Forty seven C L. . S. . L. . S. . . . ..... .. ........ 26 2l l . 8 . ' . ........ . .,..... .42 3l 6 . ............... ....29 20 13 , .........,... ....55 31 ll , .... ,.,.., . . .... 51 23 l5 . ............ ....48 28 l3 . .....,...,..... l7 21 29 'e H. .......... .....77 33 24 , .............. .,.. . .44 28 b. 3 t. , . . ....,..,....,..... , .47 72 Dec. 4 St. Ioe T. ..................... 53 33 ll Central Catholrc T. . ....... .. . .40 36 ll . . .....,...... . ..... 32 33 L2 . .. ................. ..55 24 , , , 1 A l9 . . ................. .45 3C y N , , 2 , Leo 3 - ' 1 ' ' f.' l CD ' 1 QUE QLENDAD September Recerve our book llst Gee' Look at that book Labor Day Frrst day of school Iumor class party at Grabxll Park Tumor sayzng Hom are you aorng to the party? Senror class party Oh boy' What fur Sophomore class party at the Leo gyrnnasrum Wow' What a tlme Freshmen have hrst get togelh r at Cedarvtlle Park They really en oyed therr party Ociober 7 Semors graduatlon prctures are taken 'Nho broke the camera? T XV 13 Teachers party Leave d1gn1ty at home 14 Senlors roller skatrng party at Bell s Rmk 0 Sergeant Leonard presents var rn baseball form 27 23 North Eastern lndrana Teachers Asso ratron lnstrtu at Fcrt Wayne O Semor boys Wm fmat class basketball tourney November Tumors roller skatmg party Leo wms trrst basketball game of the season over New Haven C26 to 21 3 Nice golng boys keep lt up Leo upsets Elmhurst t2Q to 203 C T W A Armrstrce Day Leo L1ons dolng hne wxn thrrd game from Churubusco C51 to 233 Hubert Darby Dav1s leaves Leo Hurttertown 2l Leo 17 They can t do that to us' Mrs Yoder comes as substrtute teacher Banquet for Darby g1ven bv basketball boys Gee' lmagme no school because of gas ra lonmg 30 2l Senror Class Play Aunt T1ll1e Goes To Town 4 Matmee of the Semor Play leo trounces Ha lan C44 to 263 5 Senrors recerve tne1r graduatron prctures ls that rearly I7 6 Thanksgrvlng Day 76 27 What a rehef' a vacatron O Mr Brehler presents an ammal show December 4 Leo L1ons take over St Toe C53 to 333 l Senror boys grve senror grrls c par y The glrls sayrng Wonder xf rt wrll be any good It surely was O ll Seniors had l O Math ard Aclneve nent Tests 72 Leo 39 Alumnr 45 How dro they do 13 23 Chrrstmas Cantata IS presented by Leo School 73 24 Exams' 4 Chrrstmas exchange at school Teachers have Chrrstmas dlnner Mrs Yoder s las' day at Leo School f4 lan 4 Chrrstmas vacatton Ianudrv Mr Garman a former student ot Leo School 1 now teachmg and coachmg rn the place of Darby Davls Leo L1ons defeat Hoagland C42 to 313 l3 Leo wms over Monroevrlle C55 to 313 Lions trounce Huntertown C48 to 283 LO 22 County Tourney Elmhurst takes champlonshrp No school Leo plays New Haven D feated IU doul le overtime C36 to 9 Leo wms over Spencer vllle C77 to 333 February 3 Leo defeats St Io Two assen bry programs held What s gomg to happen? 9 IU Farmer s lnst1tute ll Leo wins from Central Cathohc C36 to 403 2 Rev Sommer presents an assembly program Leo trounces rtarlan '55 to I9 Roanoke defeated by Leo C45 to 303 72 23 Vacatron agarn' H1gh s hool has n school be ause ot ratronmg 25 26 27 Secuonal tourney March C T W l2 l3 Tumor Class Play SIHGIU Prll From Blue Rldge lctll 7 28 Operetta The Sunbonwet G1 l rs presen ed by rr xed chor s Apnl C T W A Comomed concert of Song Flu e Chorus ana Band Baccalaureate Servrces Tumor and Semor Receptx rm .43 Seruor class commencement g 34 ' 3. , 1 - . . 7 . af . 25 ' f. , . .C 28 ' . . ' . Q9 - .O ' . 3' ' . 32 c. . ,A. ' 3 ., ' , A 2 . . . 6 ' , . 9 . . . . t7 . ' . f' ' , . 110 . ' , , t' ' . 22 I I M .7 ,P E . .I 5 A I , Q y , . . ae ' ' . 15 ' . .' 21- A , ' , .ole ' 'J 2 A 34: ,Q h A' . C 243. ae. . .A. 24 ypcl .4 Q9 A, f, 124- . , . ze' 'A 3 ' . tees ' . 22 ' ' 'o.. gfwfwwfufwf WM nf Wt., will C0911 Aw 7? OUR SINCERE THANKS TO ALL ADVERTISERS OE THE LIONS TALK Grabrll lumber C0mpI'me '5 of and G R WOODS Supply Co A Complele Sloc 0fBUlId1Hg fyfalerlals for the Farmer RABILL INDIANA' Phone 2724 GRABILL INDIANA G Mrchaels Garage and SGIVICE Slahon GENERAL REPAIRING STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Phone 2337 Exxde Batteries CEDARVILLE INDIANA tr mcu CICISS SRm IIIIISISCI tfourps O YWQ B tty W EIQI Ihs Pe TH A d VI ght tl' Ousun parts Beit W Appl C hecxro It? Reeds Super Servlce SAUDERS Phone 13 Spencervllle Ind CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB STATION AAA We furnrsh you a Dlrect Farm to Market S outlet for your dressed Poultry I ODI RE CAPPING TRLCK AND PASSENGER NEW AND USED TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES AUTO ACCESSORIES GRABILL INDIANA Phone 2217 GRABILL IND Phone Leo 2784 l FIIIY one -1 i I T I . l I I 3 I 1 I ' l I . . , - I I ! In our new mu .e 'cs . Mi S eu A II I c' I pple ino art , what d I get? Beti .- uorters. Miss Ream- And if I divide it into eiqht ports? e .S ' 1 . Miss cc n II I di 'de it into ei I d ? y .-- e Suu e--ever I ' . -1 1 il l ' p r -. J . 1 ' I l I Y 1 , . ! 1 1 - Q - COMPLIMEN rs OF Drerer Drug Co Calhoun St Fort Wavne Indrana Grabrll Gram Standard Servrce Sla Mllllllg Co CA5 OIL LUBRICATION Mfffwfaffufefs f ATLAS BATTERIES PRIDE OF GRABILL flour H0me Phone 2729 Harlan Ph0ne 151 Phone 2910 GRABILL IND GRABILL INDIANA ward Sauder me p ssesso O a fme b ss orce c 'rider' e ay o I had had a e ar abl dream I was IH a mqhty Chou' comp sed of SOOO alto 5000 t ors DOUG sopran s all smgmq at once doubl forte Ch magn f1CGH1' But uddenly Corzmued Ed e condu ooped th It rq to me sa Not qurte so loud IH the bass Edward I Fxity two County Lune Cheese Factory WHERE QUALITY COUNTS AUBURN INDIANA - 1 I l I I 602 ' ' . v I I I I I I I - f I 9 1 0 ll ,Y .- S , g I 9 I I Ed , ' 0 r 2 ' a V ' , Q. i r on d t a tr1Q1.d that me . r m k e . ' i o s, en ,' ' Q ' ' , e . , i' . 5 , t' , th ctor stn Q o, and turn'n id, I I I I il ,Q A - K - - -. - 1 - 2 - -- GHRE FREE FHRNIS DH RY APPROVFD QIYRSHIRE MILK The end of lhe quesl fm Ure Ives! Phone Leo Grablll 2398 OWNERS MGR DR and MRS C W DAHLINCN CULLEY PHILIPS F t Y - .1 1 V I CARE-FREE FARMS GRABILL. INDIANA, R.F.D. 1 Y li ' Maxtreld 8. Kloptenstern AUTO SERVICE 6: ACCESSORIES SPORTING GOODS LEO INDIANA Phone 2401 Best Wzshes From Warner Hardware A General Lme of Hardware We are loo mg forward to Vlctory' Phone 2145 LEO IND PARKER S GROCERY CROCERIES MEA TS SOFT DRINKS CANDY TOBACCO Located on St Joe Road For Specral Orders Call A 19938 Y atdy F d WII -Ib Oh VN ddh Y I d Cr Y ty H thh The Spencervrlle Elevator HOME OF BLUE PENNANT POULTRY AND HOC FEEDS YOUR FUEL MERCHANT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 43' Fftyf nl i l I ' I Y C 9 v 1 . . . . , . I Hubert Stuck to the IieId boss at Hoslers orchard - A we din' is a tuneraI where you smell yo Wh o 'ou do with aII those berries? flowers. iel BoSs-- e , we eat what we can and what we can't eat, we can. I u ertA , I see. N' - I t ' ,I-I b t? . ma hc 1 6 my u er Farmer-A Bett , what rs a steer? Hubert He said the ate what hey could eat and what they couIdn't eat, he could. Betty . -A wild cow wi oms. -1 i l 1 I I I I , , . li In l 1 ll I 1 I 'our COMPLIMENTS OF The Goodall lumber Co LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES PHONE 118 AUBURN INDIANA Clllzens lumber Co, lnc Phone 150 Auburn Indxana W en Ephrcnm K went to the d t l lnqhl the do l r k d H Th o lyl uble now seemsl b e l pl d ph O Complzmenis of M H Hollabaugh SHELL PRODUCTS PLUMBING AND HEA TINC TANK WAGON SERWICE V E AMSTUTZ PHONE 2203 LEO INDIANA PHONE 41 3 SPENCERVILLE IND OUR SERX ICE IS AS FAMOUS AS OUR MERCHANDISE Complete Body Rebuilding and Fender Servzce SCHWARTZ AUTO C0 Fllly f v -1 H 1 - I 3 l I I I I V V V 7 I .I 1 I h ' . oc or as i , Co Us e , ave you any aches or p ' S ow? e n ro 0 ein my br ching, re ie E mim. All right, replied the doctor, I can soon qive you something lo slop lhcxlf' o I I I hke workg il 1' scinoles me. I can sit and look ol it for hours, .1 l- I I I I I ! A ' r ' I - I 1 P I 1 nl '. -i SOUDERS STORES FURWIITURE STORE BEAUTIFUL HOME FURNISHINGS FURNITURE RUCS FLOOR CONERINGS IVIUSICAI INSTRUMENTS ELECTRIC STOVES AND REERICERATORS RADIOS WASIIERS SWEEPFRQ SEWING MACHINES TXPEWRITFRS JFWTLRI WATCHES CLOCKS SILXERWARE G FT GOODS BIBLES BOOKS GROCER LAND SELF SERX ICE DEPT STORE DRY GOODS NOTIONS HOME STORE COMPLETE STOCKS OF GROCERIES and MEATS SHOES AND BALL BAND RUBBER FOOTWEAR FAMOUS RED GOOSE SHOES FOR CHILDREN Grabl IndIana Phone Grocer Land 2133 Phone Furmture Co 2122 F1 ty SIX I A-A I I I PENS, FANCY CUT GLASS, DISHES I 7 T l I ll I I H Carolyn Beauly Shop PERMANENT WAVES Our Specrallp Complzmenls of leo l Hmdman CHILDRENS AND LADIES HAIR CUT Phone 2476 for Appolntments 2226 Indian I 'Mage Blvd GRABILL INDIANA FT WAYNE INDIANA Zrmmerman Wreckrng Yard JESS ZIMIVIERMAN EXIDE BATTERIES ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING Yard Phone 2593 Res Phone 2595 GRABILL INDIANA Manufacturers of BRICK FLOWER POTS Kloplenslern Trle Works CLAY TILE BUILDING BLOCKS SURVEYINC, MACHINE DITCI-IINC. PHONE 2596 GRABILL IND In Memory of JACK BRINKER vshlle serving wrth the U S Navy off Guadalcanal Grocery FOUNTAIN SERVICE MEATS SUNDRIES Macs Barber Shop LEO INDIANA lanlzs Reslauranl PHONE LFO 2702 LEO IND STANDARD Oll C0 PHIL SCHLATTER Drslrrbulor QUAI ITY PRODUCTS .EFFICIENT SERVICE PHONE 2541 or 2279 GRABILL INDIANA F fiy - l I T- -- I 4 ' 7' I I I I , , , , I Killed in action and I a 1 1 r - I 5 a I 1 1 i l l 1 I VENDRElEYS W B Kloplensleln GEN F RAL INSURANCE She ervlce REAL ESTATE Lubrlcatron Washrng Pollshmg Phone 2743 SPENCERVILLE INDIANA LEO IND PO GRABILL IND I Kell rs pho e ISWS IWC! 1 q co versa p w e c GI' M Keller Yes Kell h 7 s K ll t rm w :Ce e 1 ept 9 sKeer I ob Ion our Mr K ller Thanks for t ll q me when I ho ld be home II UYIHY Q GDP H Il I-IURRY To COMPLIMENTS Hr Record Hatchery Wades Corner Grocery GRABILL IND or PURINA EMBRXO FED CHICKS PURINA cHows POULTRY SUPPLIES s ANITATION PRODUCTS PHONE 2215 Fxfty-elght , PHONE 32 ST JOE IND I-I-IA I I I ECONOMY PRESS JOB PRINTING Located on Leo Grablll road PHONE 2514 -1 - 1 3 l - II I ' I 'I l II I ' ' . . . . . l , . . . , .- I I - I Nllhen Ar. e' n was put in, he was in Mr. ' ell r Wh n do ' ou x ec him. Cedarville. H' if did not know,he knew i s in. Mr , ll n ou h . The follow'n rr lion took lace h n he dlled h . . e v-- e in s u Mr. Keller-Hello, is rms Ke-ller's? ' rs. - . . ' Mr. er- -ls Mr. Keller l ere. Euqe e B. l was born in Kenlucky. Mr . e erWNo, he isn' o . Clair Af F ihin s h e in Indio cr, too. I- '- I I I 9 ' 4 II' f ' 2 ' ' '4 il nfl I I 3 ry- -X , , 1 x lf I' ' QI I - COMPLIMENTS OF Obettmg iltuneral 15111112 Always at your servzce PHONE 813 HARLAN INDIANA lanlz Service Slallon COMPUMENT5 OF SHELL GAS N OIL WILLARD BAIVIPERIES HOIIIIIBII S Illll SHELL LUBRICATION PHONE 2673 LEO IND PHONE 27 SPENCERVILLE IND So your un le was a horse th1ef D ck? Dc L No not eall Yo see he had a great sense of humor and h was 1 rays talk nq about h s W oats Somet mes th h rs s o ld hear h m d f How hm home I y C physics das a lt mt apes re essen e Tsthwa Wm F Warner and Son FANCY GROCERIES and MEATS PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR PHONE Grocery 2173 PHONE Plumbmg 2663 LEO INDIANA l Fxtty n he lu-u - l i 1. O 3 ll I YI s - - 1 . I I ' . 9 ' 9 ' I I ,, C , l i ',, ik -E , I Y. u e av i i ild . i e o e w u i an o i, . Q il a , in ' si An example of sea pressure is the formation ofthe whale. A catfish was at the bottom of the ocean and s ' ca e o the top and se r su I ed, it swell d. hu e h 1e. -1 l 1 l - l l I 7 1 7 1- ' -i SI' THE HOWARD COMPANY Al 112 West Wayne St FORT WAYINE INDIANA OR LEATHER GOODS CAMERAS GIFTS GREETING CARDS Rf NTAL LIBRARY Sly I V I F F PICTURE FRAMING C O I l I AFTER TI-IE DURATION you wIII need a new SPEED QUEEN WASHER lE0 HAICHERY Home of PEPPY PEEPS See us then Grablll Hardware Co Dxal 2721 PHONE 2163 LEO IND SCHERER and KLOPFENSTEIN DEALERS IN MCCORMICK DFFRING IMPLEMENTS GENERAL LINE OF GET X oUR TRACTOR PARTS AND REPAIRING REPAIRED Now PHONE 2143 LEO INDIANA Etxquette IS he F0159 Iou dont make WIN61 you at solp ar 'VI I s re qot a had Id I onder wh t th docto vvou suqgesff r mam ahttle hoarse LoIS NV A buqqy Doc 'WeI youre qetmq alo cg sWeII Tom Yo r c es b Ittle sore but I v ouldnt W rry about It Torr No and If you ches W re sore I ou n W rry ahcu t Ith W erm u say that ou re go q to tell a Ie a d then t II a Ie you speak th ruth hen you IS Bit when you say you are qom he ana then Speak the r th you Ie when you Speak the tru h S COMPLIMFNTS OF Poultry Buyer HUBBARD SUNSHINE FEEDS FEED GRINDING MIXING MILL FEEDS Estabhshed 1920 Waller Funeral Home Mlll Phone 10 Res Phone 27 F 11 MR and MRS ROSCOE WALTER ST JOE INDIANA SPENCERVILLE INDIANA SIXIY V. I ll il I . S a - 4.1 f ., I 9 I l ' ' t I' ' ' I. e I. . .. LCM I, u Co. W a e r ' ld c .0 a I ' . . .. ' ' t' n , I. u h tmayeai 1 ' o IP. , ' ' I . t e , W 1d't o E ti e' er. . .. h, yo ' y a in I i In e I, et W ' 'I, 'gzo' ' tu, I. . t.. lt I I I . - . . . . , . , -1 I 1 l - SAUDER S L S APPROVED CHICKS Clarence Hosler VITALIZED FEEDS CIDER SMALL FRUITS ALWAYS FRFSH BhRRIES ASPARAGUS Mlxed throughout In our own mIII SAUDER POULTRY FARM PHONL 2155 LEO IND Grablll Phone 2781 'Money d so c I gh r sh s I v ere 3 II scared? ask I mo her D you l I I fIIqht'9 t K o hal I shook Ol ly two pounds of butter' there- wash n I1lk Ill the Ia1l nassoreate er Apu qdunrmr wr rphe- rene art o w nlqoi In Ihe os BEST WISHES LIVESTOCK QL ALITY RED STEER COAL FERTILIZER CLASS OF 43 PHONE 2444 GRABILL IND Schlaller Hdwe Co F R O M IF IT S A coon THING SCHI ATTER S HAXE IT l SIx!y two FRIEND -1 V I I , A , , - 9 1 F , . . 1 I I ..l fs DI had QII I qhost, II d . lu I d h Q' Q 'Gncc-, her knees sa O de l C3 m. If I I Yes, sir, sho said, 'I had Iust Como out af Ihe cowshod with a pail of milk In my hand. TIOII I s noise and me .ost I1 Q out. md J, Io . . ed IIQ I . id ' SIGICG w'il ' . I din' 'll w W. Ih, e d Al . I C I' say I sh Ok at ally bu! he 'i 0 ' 3 ' I . -1 to T ll U, I , . I I if 9 9 71 ,I - PHONE' LEO 2633 PHONE LEO 2163 A. I. MIllER POULTRY MARKET lE0 HAICHERY LEO INDIANA LEO INDIANA Comphments of INDIANA and MICHIGAN ELECTRIC C0 Made by THE FORT VIAYNE ENGRAVINIG CO Fort Was ne Indmna Prmied bu ECONOMY PRINTING CONCERN Berne Indlana 0 0 0 All Engravings for TI-IE. LIONS TALK I I I ,