Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1953 volume:

R. J. LEININGER AND SONS EXCAVATING - DRAINING - GRAVEL E-4658 R.F.D. No. 1 Fort Wayne 8, Indiana LEININGER TRACTOR SALES FERGUSON SYSTEM SHEPPARD DIESEL TRACTORS TERRATRAC CRAWLER TYPE TRACTORS California and Lima Roads R. R. 511 E-4429 Fort Wayne 8, Indiana FISHER'S TRADING POST Opposite St. Joe Center School Leo - 2-725 Harlan - 2151 GRABILL GRAIN and MILLING , COMPANY R.R. 52, Ft. Wayne, Indiana Dealers in A-85368 Grains Seeds GROCERIES - MEATS Feeds PAINTS - NoT1oNs Salts . . Fertilizer E ING KENTILE FLOOR COV R Grabiu, Ind. Coal Flour Compliments f CENTRAL DAIRY O MILK HAULER JOE YODER JUSTIN KLEINRICHENT and SON Phone E - 3000 New Haven, In SECHLER'S St. Joe Pickles Ralph Seckler Sz Son St. Joe, Indiana MILLER SL NEUHOUSER POULTRY MARKET INC. Buyers of all kinds of Poultry Free calling and pick-up service LEO CP.O. Grabilll INDIANA Phone-2633 MOORE'S ICE CREAM In any quantity Phone - 2543 Grabill, Indiana The pioneer in the FLUID DUPLICATING FIELD STANDARD DUPLICATORS Gaylord Mills Company, Distributors 3209 Thompson Avenue Fort Wayne, Indiana 'I CEDAR CREEK COURIER Published Every Two Weeks Compliments of the LEO - 3503 Grabill, Indiana LEO METHODIST CHURCH Jobs of All Kinds GRABILL LOCKER SERVICE Grabiil Indiana CONRAUS IGA MARKET FROZEN FOODS OF ALL KINDS Beef By The Quarter Fancy Groceries and Meats Locker-LeO- 2604 Residence- Grabill, Indiana Leo-2834 COMPLIMENTS O F HOWARDS CAMERA SHOP Fort Wayne Indiana KLOPFENSTEIN FURNITURE Compliments of Custom Built LEO BUILDERS SL MFG. CO. Furniture and We are proud to be in an Floor Covering Aggressive Community The clock of life is wound but once. And no man hath the power To say just when the hands will stop At late or early hour. Now, only, is the time thine own To live and love and toil with a will. Put no faith in tomorrow For the clock may then be ..... still. SOUDER'S HOME CENTER GRABILL, INDIANA .C E DE LIC IOUS REA HEALTHFUL RE FRESHING PIONEER ICE CREAM COMPANY 3232 South Lafayette Street Phones: H-4141 H-3265 ROLLER DOME SKATING PALACE Corner California Sz Lima Road INDIANA'S FINEST SKATING ENJOYMENT AT ITS BEST Open Every Night Except Mondav and Wednesday Saturday and Sunday Afternoons Monday and Wednesday Nights Private Parties to Suit Your Needs BAILEY PACKING COMPANY Wholesale - Retail Meats Custom Slaughtering and Curing St. .Ioe Road Fort Wayne, Indiana A - 19940 J. P. MICHAEL COMPANY Wholesale Grocers Indianapolis, Indiana BRADEN'S GROCERY V A N ' S C A F E AND TEXACO SERVICE Dinners A - 29398 and Home of Lady Braden Ice Cream Shvff Orders Junction - Roads 427 Sz 1 LEO - 3593 Leo, Indiana Sell Buy Real Estate Real Estate See JOHN HAVE RSTOC K 2324 Crescent Avenue Fort Wayne A - 2122 GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIOR CLASS Compliments of Vanis Cafe I PURVIS REXALL DRUGS New Haven, Indiana Visit Our Gift Shop STUCKY'S Farm Equipment Appliances Hardware New Haven, Indiana THE COTTAGE SHOP New Haven, Indiana Infant's and Children's Wear Specializing In Shower Gifts Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Petroleum - Implements Hatchery - Building Supplies Freezers - Refrigerators ALLEN COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION New Haven, Indiana Phone-7813 GUILLAUME'S FOOD STORE BLAC KWELL' S DE PARTMENT STORE Furniture - Shoes - Dry Goods New Haven, Indiana Groceries--Meats BLACKWELL'S SUPER MARKET New Haven, Indiana Phone-7293 Groceries ' Meats New Haven, Indiana ELWOOD'S SERVICE Automotive Parts and Service Mechanical and Electrical Willard Batteries - Dunlap Tires Wholesale and Retail U.S. No. 24 and Broadway New Haven, Indiana Phone- 5393 A U B U R N D A I R Y Pasteurized Dairy Products Auburn, Indiana Phone- 160- ST. JOE CENTER FEED MILL Meyer Road Ft. Wayne, Indiana A-85366 MASTER MIX CONCENTRATES FARM SUPPLIES GRINDING AND MIXING ' MOORE'S WELDING Farm Machinery Repaired Plow Shares Etc. REO MOWER SALES gl SERVICE COMPLIMENTS John Kasimier SHELL SERVICE LEO, INDIANA Cedarville, Indiana Leo-2139 LEO-2673 , 69' 5 REDDY SALUTES YoU SENIORS , , f . . . . and adds a thought or two. ' c Congratulations, you graduates. You?re moving 'L' up in the world. So, good luck in what ever's ahead. I 3D But say, before you leave, let's think a bit about E iwmxnoglgc the past few years. How about those favorite classes, friends and all the fun. Hasn't it been great. And you know what. It could only happen here. Yes, free, fine education is part of the good ole U. S. A. Don't forget it when you've become a solid citizen with a fanzily and all. 'Cause you'll need to remember . . . . . to beat the guys who'll want a change. Democracy's best of all. I , I REDDY KILOWATT Indlana and Mlchlgan Your Electric Servant Electric Company SAUNDER'S Chicks and Feeds for Live Stock and Poultry SAUNDERS FARM HATCHERY - First Farm East of Grabill LEO HARDWARE Maytag Washing Machines DuPont Paints Radio Servicing Zenith Radios -50 IB General Washing Machine H E N RY YD D E R Spouting and Tinner LEO, INDIANA LEO - 3384 RURAL ROUTE 9 FDRT WAYNE, INDIANA IRVING BROS. GRAVEL CO. COMPLIMENTS Post Office Box 290 HARLAN, INDIANA OF Ready Mixed Concrete HOLSOM Homeward Precast Steps Call for Free Estimate DAIRY PRODUCTS Hicksville - 248F13 Harlan 3253 GRABILL LUMBER Sz SUPPLY CO. Jewel Colorizer Paints Insulation, Builders Supplies Wire Trencing Sz Gates St. Joe Phone 88 Call the Lumber Number LEO - 2724 Grabill, Indiana THE SIGN OF QUALITY, ECONOMY AND VICE V. E. Amstutz Sz Son Plumbing, Heating, and Electrical STANDARD CONGRATULATIONS C LASS OF ' 53 Leo, Indiana Phone 31.83 Phil Schlatter Standard Oil Agent COMPLIMENTS OF WERMUTH, INCORPORATED ,f GQLQQOA 5 3 AMOS LENGACHER 01 'mf 'Be 52 '?UG ' GENERAL CONTRACTING si REMODE LING GENERAL TRUCK SALES CORP. Phone Leo-2518 Grabill, Indiana 1207 W. Main COMPLIMENTS A-7484 A-7485 OF Ft. Wayne, Indiana CEDAR CREEK LION'S CLUB Q . 1 I + RICHARD E. GUTHIER INC. Photographer 716 Lincoln Highway i qtlylstftfifztj gzzcifczfiorzi i New Haven, Indiana Over 100 different styles R f s A A Priced from 87.75 for 1st 100 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE THANK-YOU NOTES AND NAPKINS SERVICE Inter-Organization Correspondence RALPH A. WARRING 240 Farmers Trust Buildingk Fort Wayne, Indiana 1422 Maumee Ave. Fort XVayne 1 Phone A9161 QT. id W NORMA CHANEY Ambition: Airline Hostess Activities: Volleyball l,2,3 Softball l,2 High Salesman Christmas Cards A l we 'S JANICE BLUME 'Janie Ambition: Good typist Class of 1953 Activities: Chorus l,2,3,4 if F if ' s E wif., Y PHYLLIS CAMERON Ambition: Activities: RICHARD BUFFENBARGER 'Buffie Ambition: Activities: i l To obtain a position that will be of the most benefit to my fellow men Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Secretary 4 Softball 2,3 Volleyball 2 Assistant Librarian 3 Junior Play Al l-County B and 3 To Raise Little Redheads Basketball l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3 Softball 3 Vice- President 4 5 Y Q Y- C:- BABY CHICKS TURKEY POULTS Inquire About Our Complete Broiler and Turkey Program. Broiler Chicks--Laying Strains Poultry Equipment And Remedies You Are Always Welcome to Stop in and Talk Over Your Poultry Problems. H1-RECORD HATCHERY Grabni, Indiana JOHN C. BOLLINGER CHARTERED LIFE UNDERWRITER Representing BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Insurance Counselling Estate Planning Residence: Leo-3203 Office: E-4414 COMPLIMENTS of RAY A. SUBZDA BENDER PLUMBING Photography d HE3f2HNG 225 West Woodland Avenue Fort Wayne 6, Indiana Lennox Furnaces Leo Indiana cm: Lgeo-22Q3L H wsu COMPLIMENTS of LOVE'S MARKET MAXFIELUS Groceries Sz Meats GARAGE Cuba Corners General Repairing Harlan, Indiana Harlan-2335 I I QD 0 . . ,fn a' V Q , , ffvz l,3m,. . l 'Y' jlllj -iv D, . his F Q . Ffh' ' 'T 4', K ... I 1- y 'ik ru ,AX 'V H: ' 4 9 ga 'liq A 1 5. ik 1 I V. .1 'I , O x ' '... ' MO fy: V f wg 1 . YM, A. L ? 'sf' V 4 ,.r f x K 7 l 'sd v RUTH FILLMAN Ruthie Ambition: An office position Activities: Chours l,2,3,4 Senior Play l 3 fs-S 4' 06' .14-ff I 4 S., f- .N 5 ' Y . -A A Q , ff. l we ' 35 Ji' wuq' v '. E. - 1 'x DONALD G. DEAN Don Class of l953 Ambition: To be a success as a husband to a certain Senior from Huntertown Activities: Chorus l,2,3,4 Assistant Librarian Band 2,3,4 Y ,fs 7 1:5 -' , , DONNA DELAGRANGE Ambition: Nurse g' Z Activities: Chorus l,2,3,4 5 Ping-Pong 2,3,4 X A Volleyball 2,3 i 3-4 .l -...M N JERRY EMRI CK Jake Ambition: Activities: To be able to chew gum in Speech Class Basketball l,2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Jurior Play Senior Play President l Superior Driving Award 1951 f Q Q1 - K- , A ...Z i l L 'TZ' GENE L. KLOPFENSTEIN Ambition: Not to make the some mistake twice. Activities: Chorus 2,3,4 Ping-Pong 'l,2,4 1 l . Class of 1953 J ' is DWIGHT GRABER Ambition' Get more education Activities: Softball 2,3,4 Ping Pong 2,3,4 i l LLOYD HALL Ambition: Be a successful farmer X? E J . .. Activities: Class Treasurer l 2 3 4 'tif' 3 I i 1 1 1' BILL HEFTY 'Bag Ball' ,, 4 Ambition: To be a frierd of QR f everyone 7 'S' Activities: Basketball l,2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 5 Volleyball 2 Junior Play Senior Play Co- Editor Yearbook Junior Play Senior Play Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 6 , V -Q N. A 3 ' .r . V . ix , .Q ' ' X x X 'L pf., F tt 1 . L v M Y 5 N- .,' N 'N-lt A. . i FLORENCE LIECHTY 'Flossie Ambition: To be a secretary Activ ities: Chorus 2,3,4 ARLENE KRYDER 'Mort' Ambition: To enioy life Activities: i i Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 23,4 Ping-Pong 'l,2,3,4 Concession Manag Band President 'l Band Secretary 2 Band Board 3 Yearbook Staff All-County Band 3 Clerical Help - Principal's Office Class of 1953 er3 E4 Q 'E f' V054 JUANITA KRYDER Nita Ambition: Secretary Activities: Band 'l,2,3,4 Softball 3 Volleyball 2 Junior Play DON LEICHTY Ambition: To make a success out of life Activities: Basketball 3 Softball 1 'sn-o-4 id' ,Wi .- ug , N 99' S91 kv Doll REDIGER 'Red Goof' Ambition: To wise Piss and be ,:z success in life Acnvines, Yearbook Staff NANCY LINNEMEI ER 'Dutchess' yy Class of 1953 Scholastic Award Good Citizenship Award Volleyball l,2 Softball 3,4 Band 2,3,-'1 Chorus l,2,3,-'1 Junior Play Senior Play Yearbook Staff Alternate Cheerleader 4 R 3 xx-lv 2 . r, - - 1 Xxx' x i n , PAULINE DORIS RAGAN Pooch Ambition: Office work Activities: Chorus 'l,2,3 4 Senior Play Volleyball l Softball 2 X y , Q2 is X. 1 1? MEL BA JEANNE SCHLATTER 'Jeannie' Ambition: Nurse Activities: Band Chorus l,2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Softball 3 Secretary 3 2 3 Q .L Q Clussif 1953 To fulfill my destination Band Treasurer 3,4 Bond Council 3,4 COLLEEN SCHLATTER 'Cotty Ambition: Primary Teacher Band l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play D. A. R. Girl Yearbook Staff All-County Band 3 Booster Club Sec. 81 Treas. 4 DALLAS QUENTIN SAVAGE Ambition To be a good farmer Activities Chorus 'l 2 3 4 sf' 'rf' - x . ,3 . --... ii! .Ta ..4. It I 5 , . '.' - '-. ELEANOR SCHOWE Ambition: Success and Happiness Activities: Girls' State 3 Assistant Librarian 3 Senior Play School News Reporter Scholastic Awards 2,3 Citizenship Award 3 Yearbook Stott 'American, Land of Opportunity' Essay Contset Winner 3 'Good Driving' Contest Winner 3 I fi 1 mv' Class of l953 RONALD W. SHAW 'Ronnie Ambition: Get a Christian Activities: ff' RITA JO SHELMADINE 'Reef' Ambition: To stay single as long as possible Activities: Chorus 'l,2,3,4 1 I ROBERT A. SCHULTZ 'Howie' Ambition: Stay an old bachelor Activities: B0 sketball l,2,3,4 Softball 3,4 Volleyball 2 Track 2-3 Junior Play Senior Play President 2 Yearbook Staff Superior Driving Award l95l education. Softball 3,4 Chores l,2,3,4 Basketball 3 Student Manager l,2,4 Student Council 3 Thrift essay contest winner 3 S200 Scholarship 'Ernply the Handi- capped' essay contest winner 3 S15 and trip to Indianapolis fl -fiiY ' 1 ' n qi si - sr' Q-'Na GAIUS STEINER 'Gus' '93 T Ambition: To always be on the winning sicle sf ' Activities: Basketball 2,3,4 N., Chorus l,2,3 5 Junior Play is 3 LOIS TRIMBLE Ambition: Secretary Activities: Chorus l,2,3,4 Vice-President 2 District English Contest 3 Yearbook Staff S Class of 1953 Secretary l C 1: , A 5 23 lu fl!! 3 l x 5 ' fu xg ,W ' l BEVERLY VAN ZILE 'Batchy' Ambition: To be u good secretary Activities: Band l,2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 Volleyball 'l,2 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 3 President 3 Band Vice-President 4 Co-Editor Yearbook N04 'x rr Class History There have been six great events in the history of this world. The first was the appearance of Adam and Eve. The second was the rise of King Tut. The third was the death of Julius Caesar. The fourth was the Atlantic by Columbus. The fifth was the reign of Jack Dempsey. And the sixth was the entrance of the Class of l953 into Leo High School. Of these the first five were of minor importance. Adam and Eve, I believe, are now dead. King Tut is in a museum. Julius has been eclipsed by Mussolini. Columbus has moved to Ohio. And Jack Dempsey is just a faded cauliflower. But the class of I953,not only IS history, but is still making history. In the fall of I949, we entered Leo High School as 'Green Freshies. Including the nine students who came from St. Joe Central School, we had a total enrollment of Sl. Mrs. Virginia West was named as our sponsor. Officers elected during the year were: Jerry Emrick, President, Sandra Young, Vice-President, Gus Steiner, Secretary, and Lloyd Hall, Treasurer. Since we were considered undercIassmen,' our activi- ties were very few. We enioyed class parties at Grabill Park and at Quentin Savage's home. Entering the Sophomore year, we gained three new students, Barbara Smith, Don Leichty, and Mary Weber We also lost ten: Layne Freimuth, Rose Graber, John Kryder, Mima Martin, Joseph Schwartz, Floyd Stein- bacher, Sandra Young, Kenneth Pettit, Jacqueline Brinkman, and Reuben Liechty, making a total of 44. Officers for our sophomore year were: Robert Schultz, President, Lois Trimble, Vice-President, Ann Amstutz, Secretary, and Lloyd Hall, Treasurer. This year our parties were held at Cedarville Park and Melba SchIatter's home. When we entered as Juniors, we had lost Everett Beck, Joan Gongaware, Jerry Pulver, Rose Ann Schuster, and Carolyn Shannon. During the year Ann Schaper and Barbara Smith Left, making the total of 37. Officers elected were: Beverly Van Zile, President: Gene Klppfenstein, Vice-President: Melba Schlatter, Secretary, and Lloyd Hall, Treasurer. This was the year we really started working toward our senior trip. We had a skating party, gave the class play, Fighting Fishers, sold Christmas cards, sponsored a paper drive, and ran the school concession stand. The high light of the year was the Junior- Senior Banquet, which we gave in honor of the seniors. We have finally reached the end of our high school days. We lost two members of the class--Mary Weber and Carolyn Hines, making our class numbering 35. Officers elected were: Ann Amstutz, President, Richard Buffenbarger, Vice-President: Phyllis Cameron, Secretary, and Lloyd Hall, Treasurer. Our class play, 'The Inner WiIIy, was a big success. We also sponsored a scrap drive and a skating party. We chose red and gray as our class colors, with a red carnation for our flower, 'Knowledge Comes But Wisdom Lingers' is our class motto. Everyone enioyed 0 five-day trip to Washington and New York City, Which we never will forget. OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS, NAME CARDS, AND JEWELRY WERE PURCHASED FROM HERFF JONES COMPANY, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA FIRST GRADERS - CLASS OF I953 5 . A if ? ' Q4 Class Will P K x 1 K is Be it remembered that we, the Class of l953, of Leo High School, Situated in the town of Leo in the County of Allen in the State of Indiana, being in our usual unsound state of mind and memory, but mindful of the un- certainty of this life, and our approaching dismemberment, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us made. After the payment of all our iust debts, funeral charges, grudges, and expenses of administration, we dispose of our estate as follows: To the professors and teachers of Leo High School, we convey our ability to know a good thing when we see it. As this ability has been largely created by their instructions, we are merely returning to them their own invaluable gift. To the Junior Class, we give our seats in the study hall, including our initials inscribed upon the desks, erasers, bobby pins, spitballs, pieces of chalk, and cuds of gum which we neglected to remove in the haste of our departure. May these small tokens help them to while away a year of senior learning as they have us. To the Sophomore Class, we convey our power of saying the wrong thing in the right place, or the right thing in the wrong place. Just how this is accomplished we are not able to say. Each one will need to work the matter out for himself or herself. There is no doubt that much benefit will result from the effort. To the Freshman class, we have nothing left to bequeath but a lot of good advice. Do not study too hard, for it will make you sick and unhealthy, and no future employer wants a sickly graduate. Laugh heartily at all your teachers' iokes even though you are hearing them for the hundredth time. Always carry a lot of books with you to and from school and classes but never look within their covers. The inside pages of your school books are laden with microbes from the contaminating use of former classes. We, the Senior Class of '53 do hereby bequeath our numerous possessions thusly: l, Ronald Shaw, do will my detective ability to the four Junior Bandits--Tom Ostermeier, Larry Schlatter, Ross Weilbaker, and Phil Howard. l, Marjorie Bauman, will my ability of telling iokes to Wayne Dearinger and my dimples to anyone who doesn't have them. l, Don Dean, will my ability to tear car motors apart without half trying to Lee Shaffer. I, Colleen Schlatter, do will my A's in Spanish class to Wesley Christian. l, Don Leichty, will my bashfulness to Art lvins. I, Ruth Fillman, will my ability to get along with all the high school teachers to the iunior boys and to Wesley Christian my ability not to go steady my four years of high school. l, Florence Liechty, will my ability to stay wide awake on Monday mornings to Carol Graber. I, Dwight Graber, of unquestionable, sound mind do will all my disabilities to win arguments to Mr. Henny. I, Juanita Kryder, will my ability to keep one boyfriend to Judy Moore. I, Lloyd Hall, will my ability to get a girl and to keep going with her indefinitely to Donald Miller. I, Don Rediger, will my long wavy hair to Al Linnemeier and my height to Alan Chaney. iDon't forget to duck for doors.i I, Mona Gale Page, will my typing ability to Calvin Mills. I, Arlene Kryder, will my ability to get a ioke on Suzie Willits to Carole Bucher, fshe usually bitesi and my good conduct grade to Janice Grabill. I, Richard Buffenbarger, do will my Gem Razor and used blades to Suzanne Willits. iNot to be used for le s. gl, ,Beverly Roth, will my good understanding' ffeeti to Janice Delagrange, and to Whitey Heller my ability to cheer me up. I, Bill Hefty, hereby will my ability to be a good 'keed' and the ability to 'Din' my Grandmother two out of three times to Mike Hartigan. l, Pauline Rogan, will my natural blond hair and my ability to stay away from men to Judy Moore. I, Lois Trimble, will my ability to be last in lunch line to anybody who is not hungry, I, Jake Emrick, of sound mind regardless of previous condition of servitude, aptitude, fortitude, or mental attitude, will to Mrs. Snider my expert pennmanship. I, Donna Delagrange, will my position as Miss Sprunger's assistant librarian to a iunior who can under- stand the Dewey Decimal System. I, Phyllis Cameron, will my deeply hidden musical talent to my sister, Ruth. I, Bob Schultz, do will my ability to sleep in study halls to Larry Schlatter, I, Nancy Linnemeier, do will my ability to blush to Tom Ostermeier and Mr. Swaim. I, Geneva Amstutz, will my quietness to Donald Miller. I, Norma Chaney, will my ability to resist the desire to turn south on the Amstutz Road to 'Shorty' Notestine. We, Ann Amstutz and Beverly Van Zile, do will our fifth and sixth chair positions in the trombone section of the band and our ability to blow like boys to anyone who feels capable. I, Carolyn Beck, will to Loretta Delagrange my ability to choose a sailor instead of a Marine. 'Sailors are a lot better.' I, Rita Shelmadine, will my 'devilish' brown eyes to Dorothy Schwartz. I, Quentin Savage, will my ability to wiggle my ears to Sam Graber. I, Janice Blume, will my broken off pencil points to whoever can make use of them in case of an emergency I, Eleanor Schowe, will my place on the honor roll to Norman Bellinger, and my innocent look when the teacher is looking to .lean Morris I, Gus Steiner, will my luxurious '36 Pontiac to Wilbur Shaw to be used as pace car in the SOO Mile Indianapolis Speed Classic. I, Melba Schlatter, will my lonely upstairs locker to Monalou Bertch. I, Gene Klopfenstein, will all the wisdom I don't have to anyone who can figure out how to get it. I AM A SAL ESMAN I am a salesman: My product is America: Look, everyone, Look, See the harvested grain from the golden plains of the West, See the fresh lumber from the rich forests of the North, See the colorful clothing from the white cotton fields of the South, See the giant industries from the grinding steel mills of the East, This is America--My country! I am a salesman: My product is America, Listen, everyone, Listen, Can you hear the vibrant call of freedom echoing far across the blue horizon, Can you hear the shrill whistle of the streamlined diesel, traveling to and fro, Can you hear the rushing, rumbling water supplying us with a source of power unequaled, Can you hear the voice of democracy saying, 'Rise up Patriot, Rise up, Defend your country: This is America--My country! I am a salesman, My product is America, Learn, everyone, Learn, Learn the heritage of our own country, old and new, Learn to know the men who made it famous- men of strong heart, great minds, and ready hands Learn to appreciate what has been done to make this the best, best one, Learn to stand for what it means- unexcelled by any team, This is America--My country! I am a salesman, My product is America, Love, everyone, Love, Love your fellow men, care not whether their skins are red or yellow, black or Love your country for what it is- torch of freedom, cradle of liberty, Love your church for what it stands- indispensable in any land, Love the challenge, for in it lies, the chance to win, to build, to rise, In truth, this is America--My country! white Class Prophecy Presenting 'Candid Camera, television's favorite program bringing you on-the-spot pictures of the 1953 Leo graduates! This program comes to you through the facilities of station L-I-O- N-S. The first part of our program is sponsored by SchIatter's Pet Shop. See MEL BA for puppies and COLLEEN for guppies. The photography technician and lens cleaner for this telecast is GUS STEINER. Gus has really done quite well. Previously, he was noted for his outstanding work in photographing family reunions. First our camera picks up DON LEICHTY and DON REDIGER who operate a fleet of shrimp boats from the Cedarfille Dam Project. Rediger's wife, the former MONA GALE PAGE, is seen adjusting the carburetor on her husband's automobile. Next door we see the Rainbow Skating Arena. And look, there is BILL HEFTY instructing a group of four-year-olds in the art of skating. We journey across the street where RUTH FILLMAN is manager ofa tea room and graham cracker shoppe. And there is LOIS TRIMBL E, who is 'ull at sea' over a certain sailor. We bet she really has gobs to talk about. There visiting with Lois is Janice Blume who has won fame as the only woman auctioneer in the Middle West. Our camera now catches the public beach where ARLENE KRYDER is leisurely resting after a hard day's work. Arlene is head oiler on a Pennsylvania Railroad Locomotive. She finally bought that yellow Pontiac convertible and has bleached her hair to match the car. Look at those lovely yellow stteaks in her hair. Our camera now moves into the community church where the REVEREND DWIGHT GRABER is preparing his Sunday morning sermon. Up in the choir we see QUENTIN SAVAGE, Choirmaster, holding rehearsal for sixty young boy sopranos. And here entering the church is BEVERLY ROTH--uh, Mrs. Noel Grabill, who has just returned from India, where she an'd her husband have outfitted the Sacred Cows of Calcutta with turtle-neck sweaters. After leaving the church, we next catch the Rubber Band Factory, where ELEANOR SCHOWE and CAROLYN BECK are co-owners. The girls tell us that business has been on the stretch lately. Snap it up, girIsI Next we journey to the Leo Lending Library where DONNA DELAGRANGE is busy sorting out comic books and True Confessions' magazines. We focus our camera across the river where PAULINE RAGAN is happily polishing ball bearings in her husband's machine shop. Now as a friendly reminder for those of you who desl'te the unusual in a fur coat, we ask that you see Schlatter's for your Otters. The second half of this program is sponsored by that prominent Wall Street tycoon, RICHARD TOAD BUFFENBARGER. Rich is the maker of a seven-cylinder sportscar whichhe calls the Toadmobile. In the supersonic gear, this car really hops. We now hop to Crab Apple, Tennessee, where ROBERT SCHULTZ is coach of the high school basketball team. His team plays a possessive game and features the slow break. They won their first game of the season I27-89. Our candid camera next takes us to Guatumala where RONNIE SHAW is operator and manager ofa chicken farm. A native informed us that Shavvs 'squaws' sell like hot cakes. The native added that the chickens even taste like hot cakes. Now back to Cedar Canyons. There is GENE KLOPFENSTEIN, a well-known big game hunter on an expedition to gather fossils for the incoming biology class. Next we flash you to FLORENCE LIECHTY who is known to be an outstanding girl athlete and recently signed as the only girl player in the International Hockey League. The camera sneaks a look at RITA SHELMADINE, She has just broken off with another boy friend and has immediately signed a seven-year contract to sing at the Fqrmer's Institute Programs. Her perfect attendance in school helped her to land this job. As we pass a beautiful shack, our camera looks into a picture window and see PHYLLIS CAMERON listening to 'City Hospital' on the radio. She is still trying to decide whether or not to be a nurse. Next door is a fireside scene of LLOYD andJUANITA, who are the proud parents of their third set of triplets. They have named their new arrivals Hewey, Dewey, and Lewey. Our camera moves across to the once new school building and here we find NANCY LINNEMEIER operating a training school for yell leaders. Her hair is now a flaming red. Nancy's college education was cut short when she eloped with a meat cutter after only four days on the campus. Also at the school is MARJORIE BAUMAN who has signed for a long-term contract as Chaperone for all fan busses from Leo School. A special bulletin has just been handed mel JAKE EMRICK has just been promoted to head pretzel twester at the Pretzel Factory. There is a man who is really wrapped up in his work. Now to Studio B , We see a rehearsal of DON DEAN'S musical agregation. The instrumentation includes 78 drums, 4 lawn mowers, two tubas, and a floor sander. BEVERLY VANZILE, also in Studio 'B , is trying to out sound Don. She has perfected a moose call on her trombone that is quite effective. She demonstrated her technique at the recent Moose Convention, and several hundred moose came out of the Canadian vsoods, swam the Niagara Rapids, and put in an appearance at the convention hall. Back to familiar territory. There is GENEVA and ANN AMSTUTZ entering their Lonely Hearts Club. Their slogan is: TRY OUR PLAN--GET A MAN One of the most frequent visitors to this club is NORMA CHANEY, who is still a hankerin' for Glenn Notestine. It seems that neither of them can stop giggling long enough to propose. It again come time to cover the lense of 'Candid Camera, the program that brings you the people in today's headlines. THIS IS 'WHATTA' NETWORK! V AA ,, Mww- X ,, f'i 'i 'T-.J 1:7 Hughie Wlimer' ffoyne Dear' ' I President 'Ce'Pfeside1ngPrl Kobeii T lb hi ,ox God 'easy fff, Cfiecxex 'Gr S J I , umors SPONSOR John West CLASS HISTORY In the fall of l95O, we entered Leo High School as another class of 'green' freshmen. There were thirty-eight members enrolled. Among these were seven from St. Joe Center, Donna Greenfield from Jackson Township, Carmen Steininger from Auburn, and Amanda Graber from Milan Township. Class officers were elected as follows: President . . . . Phil Howard Secretary . . . Carol Graber Vice-President . . . . . . . . . Hughie Witmer Treasurer. . . Suzie Willits Two members of our class, Art Ivins and Wesley Christian, took part in the Farmer's Institute Talent Show. We gained Janeil Reasoner and lost three during the year, making the total thirty-six. At the beginning of our sophomore year, we found we had gained Wayne Dearinger from Rushville, making the enrollment thirty-seven. At our first class meeting, class officers were elected as follows: President . . . . . . . . . . . . Phil Howard Secretary . . . Carol Graber Vice-President . . . . . . . . . Hughie Witmer Treasurer. . . Suzie Willits By this time we're finding our way around, and we had our first class party in the fall. It was held in Norman Bellinger's woods. We had a weiner roast and games were played later. In April we ordered our class rings and pins. Richard Hersha, Art Ivins, and Phil Howard took part in the Farmer's Institute Talent Show. We gained Martha De Vaux and lost five during the year, making thirty-three members. By now we all are looking forward to being juniors. As big iuniors we found we had lost Jerry Amstutz and .Ianeil Reasoner, who moved during the summer, but we had gained Joanne Beerbower making thirty-two members enrolled. On the first day of school we elected class officers: President . . . . . . . . . Hughie Witrrer Secretary . . . Carol Graber Vice-President . . . . . . . Wayne Dearinger Treasurer. . . Suzie Willits This year we finally feel that we are a main cog in the workings of the school. We have our class rings and pins, and we are trying to make money for our class trip next year. Among these many activi- ties this year we have' been selling candy at the noon hour, Christmas Cards, skating party, scrap drive, and last but not least, our class play. The Junior-Senior Reception is the main social event of the year. We have had lots of fun, we're looking forward to b ' eing seniors. 4. 11 ,, Q ' ki ,fn -1- E 'fw- 'X u sf L a 'T 1' ' Sv N x X lluw-f' 'Bm' i I Marilyn Liechty Richard Hersha ,,,,., 'TU' Dick Brown Richard Mumma -.ze up A L K pl' 4 nr 5. Judy Moore ,.,-- V.- X rv Q. .-,- W 1: 7 .,.,, 1-T' Norman Belllngef Donna Gfeenfleld Carole Bucher Calvin Mills Sl ,F-In Wesley Christian Aff lying F 1 if 4 A rw, ' , xg! .5 fl x - -,. y - - -, .f A 'mv V , - - r , L ' fr L- - 'fi 21-2'1 ': l'f' '. 12 . K. . . L. t-...uv ,lflinr , Ross Weilbaker Loretta Delagrangee Lee Shaffer ,F xg, ., , S as X N 'X QQ. - Monalou Berfsch Larry Schlaffer Judy Vendrely W' P ' Lfxf up-vi, Alan Linnemeie D0l'1Cld Millef 2 Y . 'ze' sf 4 V ' w 'P Dennis Klopensfein Carman Steininger Joanne Beerbower Tom King p-g KT M i A 7 X fp- N, aff.. iq 1' K x! X vb ' tx: sg 1, .I Phil Howard Glenn Nofestine . - 1, ' 'N Q 311, V I , 'if A' a - 'np if' JT , 1 .9 is K , X ' -.452 Rf. ... gan 1 A 2 x L-': Tom Osfermeier Martha De Vaux Robert Poe 'Z 5- In Pontivs Jeannie B s President Secret U xuge' Ury .V 5 .46 ofclsx x 7-,ce 0 Nfl .seo 'eo Glo we op Um0l'eS SPONSOR Gene Swaim In September of l95'l, forty-three 'green freshman students entered Leo High School. Nine of those students were from St. Joe Center. Yes, we were green' for awhile, but we soon knew our way around as well as the seniors. Mr. Faye Hall was our class sponsor, and we elected the following class officers: President. . . . . . . . . . .Neva Hoke Secretary . . . Janice Delagrange Vice-President . . . . . . . Mike Hartigan Treasurer. . . Dorothy Schwartz At the first of the year Larry Weikart came from North Side. Shirley Williams left us at the end of the year to attend school at New Haven. We ind two class parties in our freshman year. The first one was held at Mike Hartigan's and the second one at Mariorie Sauder's. This year Mr. Swaim is our class sponsor. We have forty-four members in our class. Shelba Jean Yoder and Robert Beerbower are two new students in our class this year, they are from Harlan. Our class officers this year are as follows: President . . . , . . , . . . Lynn Kimes Secretary . . . Jean Bauman Vice-President. . . . . . . Jon Pontius Treasurer. . . Janice Delagrange ln November we gained Morilee Lichtsinn from New Haven and during the same month Walter Zhart left us to attend school at Huntington, which leaves the enrollment the same. We have several basket- ball players in our class of whom we are very proud. We also have several members participating in band and chorus. We had one class party this year and it was held at Nancy Warstler's, and we are planning another one in the spring. We are looking forward to a bigger iunior year and an even bigger senior year. wi .,, -J WW? 69V -Q1 - .i , Arlon Bauman A Mike Harfigan Carol Lantz i' -r N Q-,., E . ,.. .f 'E-r, N 4'-is -52 i 933229 'Q :MSE ,Er gf.-an Larry Weikart Jean Morris Richard Hill A Q -N 41' -J -lv? 4 Phil Linn Sharon Surface Carol Means 5. J V ,duk ga l i l-K niiflzjm , TA' Ai, 9 i ' ' 4 my -34 A 1 W X Q f . 1 E l 2 'A Mary Chapman Janice Grabill Vera Leichty Www 35 i :Ir v sw , .:. M .-.N 'Sf'-' 3' ,E ' 'K vs 'e Q - 3 A J- 6.31 'V' ' ., ,,,. t 'A -' 'I ..- ., fi ,ff v , 'gg V 'inf 3. ll .2 . .ji F, i Q S., P X KW Walt Zal-:rf Janice savage Donald Shaw . 3 A . 1 sd 37 5 ., . l X -I nl' 'J 71 Richard Berisch Bruce Roth Wilma Trimble ax, Y 19? Carl Graber -so Neva Hoke as v nur i . r S. I sh.. 4 V 5, x A . fl Bob Boerbower ,JD-fl cu ,e X r 's Donna Blough ri - 5 251 X 'AX wx. ' M - N04 . .F M, ,N ' v lf ' .5 TNS.-Qflf f NWS? V1 W X N sv X 5 ,X X S Nw iw l QNX -'-v l - wg X XXX XXX x 5 XXX x X NX N N s 5. X X X X X 1 ' 5 'hc -'H-w.M.w-+4 x M a . Q N K Nancy Warstler Larry Smith Lindo Lyon 5 ' A ,,.- . v Q .. N ' A, 5 ,W 'R . 5 ' 1 , ' ' Q Ll -r Y, fn-:g 1- ' W lg . iw f 3' iv x 'll S5 Philip Hill Shelba Jean Yoder Jane Fonh 'fi is Y . ,j Q j : ' N Q- i . Dorothy Schwartz Marilee Lichtsinn Philip RUCl1 wx P . v 7 xl Arzetta Neuenschwander Samuel Graber Patty Mills ,lf - Sui' N. i.J J hn Smilh Jud Baldwin Dennis Wells Mariorie Sauder o Y A iii nemeier DCU I T ode . enq Se 'Of-,ern 1 '. si Cfer e ' 'I - , '- xIice,Pf Ury , V I i K Lin 90s 'Q an G I v I f' 1 , . 14 1 I!! ' , 7' 0 1, I oexlo eo' reoso 00 3, so Q5 'er 'le we 4 Freshmen SPONSOR Patricia Parsons CLASS HISTORY The freshmen class started their year with a class enrollment of thirty-eight. At our class meeting we elected the following class officers: President. . . . . . . . Joan Van Horn Secretary . . . Douglas Graham Vice-President . . . . . . . Nadean Linnemeier Treasurer . . Marcia Van Zile The main social functions this year are the class parties. Our fall party was held October l0 at the home of Gordon Liechty. Another party is being planned for sometime this spring. For 'greenhorns, we feel our class has been quite active. Thus far we have four members in the school band, and three band hopefuls, four boys on the second team in basketball, with first team ambitions, and fifteen members in the school chorus. We are proud of our class and hope to make a great success in our four years of high school. .,s J Ax -sf'-' T 'WW :rs 13355--'Q - - 5 ,Q Q- ., Q 3 X V, -I Melvin Delagrange John lvlns Marilyn Delagrange Anna Greenfield I Ji A , Q A , on J 1' , X , . W ' 'pn I ' s 1 I, AN 1 ' V .W-H .- Y, ,X -1, - fi'ff'T ? .1-'fr xy:- -. N'--A , X ,-4 if'f rf'f??11 '-:f'v'T1'ar,4 ag , ' 3 e 4 -so ' ' X'-'wwf X ' ' fi b J 5 fin , : ' ' V I , CI. --5' Y J: . A E J . Pj! - . 4' 4 , , l -,. Q Q, 1 .21 Q-14 .- -'U 1 Alan Chaney Gahl Shaffer Barbara Newcomer Delilah Schwartz N v.. A' , Af Y 5 - -. .H . ' vid ' Q I X. Xx S Gl0fl0 SCIWPQY Phyllis Hersha Eleanor Baurrun 5 A L: Q , , wi ll L L ,Jxi ., 1 J f . il 1 Y 4 I 'Y XY N Keith Parrish Richard Hursh Jonas Steury .n 0 - ':: ., j Q N., I I - s- six I ffm - -Q., I 5 4 ,Q-, ',,, . I :if W ,X 'Qui -va- Q, , ,iv J I Larry Jock Sharon Hill Delores Delqgfq,-,ge ig? Larry Furnish X SIETERZ k2'q:5,:-.5 la:-.fl -K .L zw rq -ws K K arg -' M, Q ' ' e - -53 xg- A' -' A 1 1: Ruth Russell K 'M 'gba do ,... XA ,. f-1 ,kick fini? - 7 l . , F ' Sv 4 -3 x K a. f.: i - la? it .-If 1 - f V k xc. . V Hn. 5' 'VIL sad Marna Stimman C .ix i fp- Q ' ,' Y Y 5-x Stanley Mullins Ruth Cameron Gordon Liechty Marilyn Bishop P' IJ? v Qs v 2 :X I Nr' rl x I A 5 , VX James Neuhouser R Carol Dissinger Q3-1 N u . . ,W li A Jlgfx-gi X Margie Martin Q ov' 'D y . , 7 1 -' 4 ,. -,. ,.-.. ----v Yi ' ' . - , lvr' ' W..- 7 X. ' Q ' 1 N 5 V- Q, I 1 'Q' L11--I1 v Ili- o Ethel Leichty Larry Secrist r -.-f Q, ' . 51 ' ' K G- 3 5 9' , fp ,gms I .l 'N' L ll W x- 51 - L Ji v if A '2 A ' QUE, .31 - . ,fl 39 Ny '-?I715: 4'17 fT5?Q f r V 2 I br Ylu' : N I Q 3 I ff' Joe Baldwin Marilyn Steininger Raymond Pulver Norene Bauman x N x J N-N , Fig,-A Eighth Grade 2 ' ,fr - , . N r- .- 'f '--' 5 v 5' ,,,4 ' - E -.L A. .' r -'R , ' A -1. ' K A A if V x 1 'K , . Vu ' . N' - ' 'u Nxlit in f l :all A r . 1 x rs' 5 M . fe ' ' -D -' ' .N 'pa A-5 4 K 3 ' ' 5- -'V' ga .::. X :L x Y 1 .I 7-5 v ,X ' X , L, I N P- J 1 . - f kg -.L ' i N Q A ,,.. I ' . , ,. 15 AA f- ' I ,, --- F' 'N ' - Q, : FL ' ' T 'Q v- :L 2' sly . gg ' 1 Q I I X YY, ,A vvarsyk ft., V N - fl Cy rr.. .gk , M21 4 - 4 nf' e t L. re it L i Xl I l L Init- 'A 4 .. -1 .2 fi - L gi , 4 1 ' x -- ..- 'A U -- . -. ' ' ' ' ,fv 'J' ' I -f ' rw Nr x, ' ant, 4 H X' l rf' T' . i X ., i, , 1 , Q, X . xl '1 hs A 'i ff. -Mi' , .S Lggiivfr ' H? . ,fkfiiz A ,ew . - N ' .- 9- ' -Q I I .f ls' fb 1 0 K - :x ' l :1 5 5 1 - .1 L r -1 Q' ' X r , . A N' . x. A .I Ili!! 1' -H Row l' Dwight Neuhauser Shar S hl t . , on c a ter, Tom Cartwright, Joan Dean, Loycl De Witt, Anna Liechty, Qi NOHCY Ostermeier, Lynn Shaw, Donna Nbtestine, Russell Mills, Grace Pequignot, Allan Cameron, ffil William Bauman, Sharon Rabel, Gene Powell, Carol Zehr, Larry Fuhrer, Marie de Beaumont, C41 Mariana Hannon, Skip Johnston, Kathryn Graber, Raymond Meinerding, Marilyn Dissinger, Dick Brown, Q51 James Witt, Marilyn Sauder, Richard M'll M ' I er, ary Ann Wrttmer, Carl Mozena, Johnell Furnish. Eighth Grade Con '1 , . . .YS 4- ki. 143 l X l xr 1 V, Cf' . X X tis r 4 i 1 I 1 RP' v if 3 V?-'v sr 'R , in-X A Es. ' x, 'Q-w X ll JG-'-1. ...gx ' Nl N:-f l Zr,,z ' 1 . X Q J ,ff GRADE 8 CON'T. Row 'lz Beverly Griswold, Donald Byrd, Sharon Steinbacher, Stephen Kruckeberg, Carol Rohlof, Bud Johnson Q25 James Gorman, Donna Brott, Mary Brott, Phyllis Betz. 5 ' X ix - I ' -. J. ,.', l . - Q A 3 n 1, Q I x 1 9 t 3 'Ja P ' ir sn p . 3 sq, K e. -'- 931' 5 x sm ' v i . we XJ 1 A , il if 576' A ' N .5 ' mfg' 1 l l A . ' 2- 5. ' V 'v Vx Q Q x -Y..-h 4' 1 xg L we 1 ty . T 7 -r' '- J x .ff ' v N , T7 '17 '-.. es- f 5'l we ' if - .' 1 , A X ROBERT WAHLIG B. S. Manchester M. S. Indiana University V 6' v Ti 1' V Experience' 13 Years i' c' J 'W X 5 Row 'l David Vvullrts Judith Emrrck Valorre Secrrst Roberta Norr Linda Beck Kathleen Mc Claren I . . I . . . . I I my Sharon Summey, Karen Nahrwold, Joyce Sauder, Rosemary Lengacher, Jack Lichlsinn, Janice Lyon, Q35 James Lichtsinn, Carolyn Sauder, Larry Roth, Rosalyn Grieser. .i I xx 4' Q' Y - 'x fn x, ... .. 1 fix . ' I lll'i- - N -.'w: iE.' e ' il.fQIRlL'A :B GRADE 7 CON'T Seventh Grade Con 't fl ' 3 J f X . A , 'T f --f -A 4. A . LL, 'Q , :L . Q ' .X ' ' X , Y X 1 x Y .. A I , N 'ix 75, y it , A ' .ll NN all X A ' 23- 4 . 'A' -xf . 'x ' sf -L 9, , v ,XM t .fix L, , ff-r f ,Ai ' L in ' an C ' , C Y' N ' de X fi R , , :X I 1. . . In r - 3323 QF .. if? Q 1- . Vzjaf' Y ,5 i QA V .- If Q 'L' x 'X X X 'Q l M X - X .N A - 71 2 l ' r Q .RQ 0 V 3 A JL Q .U l A 5 - F .9 'f . J 4 A.- in y , I 5 I -'j s ,Af , 1 X ST Q 3 l YM' l Q , ix 1 L 1 tm, Row 1: Griff Steiner, Charlotte Gerig, Roger Van Zile, Sharlene Byrd, Ray Lovett, Sharon Peters, Q2l Julia Burdge, William Smith, Jill Sponhower, Lynn Klopfenstein, Charlotte Greenfield, Marilyn Witmer, f3l Clifford Miller, Sue Rhodes, Carl Dever, Mary Beerbower, James Bishop, Kathleen Yoder, Ml Martin Delagrange, Magdalena Miller, Martin Graber, Douglas Klopfenstein, Barbara Steury, John Schwartz, CSD Gary Mees, Fred Steury, Lloyd Means, David Christlieb, Eddie Seiler, Donald Lederman. Sixth Grade A - 'sSf 'f:'f' P r Q ' Q : H ,X t L ' - A, ,Q . ia- 1- ' . . 0 1 V - J '45 - fl ' 'i A ,fx i I .TL 5? -3' , , , ' X Q 1 W N i P-fQ.,qK .:' K H 'Z ,.- si : i fx fx ff' ' lg., . N. Q Q Qfiiiiizk if an -L A . ,east -yi v Ai' si N' , A- .. - K 'fi - 4 , M ' eta? ' N1 'L Q X31 pw L S- .1 , A X i fa , Q -. .ms X is lies' M- Q ' lv il , 7 i A ' ' 'i X 1 C 'ah v , , 5 1 Y -5. A -A .. - .X 1- V 11' gg ' . qv -Qu - 1 E N. - V ' 1 -' . k ' 4 N xx I N A :lf X Vo X W X - 41 ' 1 5:5 a - gp P A ' 1 fi ff -X fx: 1: L V , 5' 'Ai 'L K 'X ' I .:-t- 5 Q L x , M Nr 1 y M it NX si- r . 4 Mr ,u sa Q an L X L Q '1, as . 2 ,,,,, 5 F X X , , r .. N X I -:FX . ,.-Li. N, x wt ! A X L ,-,V . -i::::.x::3v.nx7lf5ER?El::1f. REX r 1 nt l W, l f 4. Q ' xi , 5 ft Q. A -. ' ' 1- Q Q C: 'x ' 4 'X ,gf Q Q X: r - r Nd W 1 , ,. ,s x Row l: Linda Graber, Dean Kurse, Nancy Winegardner, Kent Rolrlof, June Mozena, Lee Garber, Q2l James Miller, IVA STEINER Barbara Carman, Dale Weilbaker, Barbara Wertman, David Neuliouser, Janice Gronau, C31 Mona Gail Droege, A.B. Ban Sm Richard Griswold, Wayne Newcomer, Lowell Lcrntz, .loan Sponltower, Larry Shelmadine. Ml Ruth Halsey, Twyliu Expezience, Grabill, Janet Hollifield, Ann Morris, Deloris Witmer, Judy Overmyer, Q51 Amanda Wittmer, Cynthia Vendrely, Jo 20 ears ' Ann Scherfz, Janice Stuckey, Linda Shimer, Darlene Knisel, Cbl Mariorie Steury, Marjorie Mills, Mary Beth Emrick, Y Lois Lengacher, Rita Steininger. Q. Fiffh Glade X 1 if 0 ,.., : . x Q 4, 5 f . ' -N' Q' I' A ll sn i 46 'le l A .. .. 'lf . - rl .L A' - 'ay v,-v jf 'V vcr' I i K v D, ' H V llhatlll -Wits A251 X fgw 1 rg? . Q 1 'ie ,, ' XJ ' M l Q 2 2 ' ' if A :. - ' .,.,- :L -, , xi: U V 1 , , ' rx, ,. . , I , 1 I . -5 L X A x if N lf I l i' 5 al 4. v -,nys i 'iv , tv Q ' A 3 JL 4 0. 1 1 ul 1 V M. .J - - K i 1 - Ki ' . . ,, Q-e --' R C-,y v - 'S 1 x, , 1 S 'I Nr, X -r 5 X I g, ,A gr., Q -A ,4 f ' 1 M ' 'M 1 '. ' A L f -S , v -- L L, yu F ikif S NA .. I L M A Ms. 4 -L S X- yy' we J, N 1 i l i X I 1 415 ff' . ly.: A Q -in . I X i I X l, '. K A H X I l I l I I Row 'l: Lovetfa Burdge, Melvin Miller, James Newcomer, Terry Gorman, Josephine Amsfutz 121 Stephen Stucky, Don Lengacher, Jim Clevenger, Carolyn Roth, Sylvia Smith, Q31 Mary Schwartz, Nancy Menshy, Carol Yoder, Wilma Kryder, Patty Lyon, Q41 .lane Berfsch, Mariorie Wilson, Loren Means, Lawrence Miller, Susan Brown, ISD Mike Roth Melvin Griswold, Kathleen Leichty, Craig Ritchey, Merlin Grieser, Fifth Grade Con 'I x wi ll' ..: Q 5 - : fu' ' :sr ' . 1' Q , . . I , A x -'f mr.. , Y, -.f -- - ... ri V fr... . '-y -,. ,, S - .. ' I :,' 1 f ' in P3 Q wef :A l A' 41 big! W ,A .-. . ' N X- , 3? fe- Q i if S b ' 'M' V X ,j Q .. , y 'QTY .1 ,, . r . J :gg ' W ., '+i,5Q. ., Q. P q V X . ,Q 4 sf , j :rely ' N 4 - Q ,R V A J Q' -7 f . ' . 5 ' , . ' e ' , A X X iw .D ,L X- j 5' 'xxx A SX lf' fl F' V - mx in .HA W . i 1- w as H i x A ' QE N x N , , W ff:.'f:'f'-:f- , V ,I V 4 , -.4 A ' 'Q' ,Na 1 Q-Y ' Nr 1 Y , -P' I' Q X gi' A .XX ., xx V ur-N, Q - ..., , X f A gi V 9 .. - .- 5 , .us 'Z J A, 2 'f r X: 7 um I 0 l um! x . fi LAX.: I .. 4 + ,,,1 MABEL DELAGRANGE Tfl-Sfdfe Ngfmal EXPe ie.l'1Ce! l8 Years .A i Row 'l: Dorothy Sauder, John Clevenger, Lindo Bailey, Mike Marolf, Elsie Miller, Q21 Jerry Befz, Leroy Dewifi, Tim Perkins, Marvel Klopfensfein, Joan Rhodes, 13, Wolfer Lengacher, Wesley Norr, Esther Miller, Tim Smead, Alice Brott, l5l Tom Gross. Fourth 8. Sixth Grade 1:2 V ' A X l wi X ' - , ' A ' . rr, 5 3 1 , -5 ' - '40 5 I' - V' I V 0 s I 'P' 1 .5 ' i X - X-I ,, I 1 15. . I X 1 SES jiil 5 5 - W N , W 'I X If , '- I - N., f ' - b . Y- ' .Q at a- Q E I NJ: :,, 0- 4. 1 .A A Q We ' pg rg A, LL F- . ,, I s- 1 X' vi-frgji ' H Q s,4 ,. J A f A kr no L ' X15 1' ' , ' - RMK? If ' , 4 5. -5 li B 4 r A ' ' .- - -, ,, - ' ffj z Ax J 5 x Y LC . I . .- l,K I Q ' , ' may Xe N 1 ' r, slx. K .-y L-A lf 1 I fx 34 1' s -6' f. N ' A x Q R- N. .,' P, 3 t , 'er K 1 ' .r - -nf N -4 ' ' 1 ev .t f ' ' 'f ef W if J ll an ' '. i X Sl . l 'el l . .i 'f - rs. 9 ,. P O' S . ., r i ,- L 1' 1 . N :.l f.- I .,. ' N ,I U , .. . I M Y X in ' A 1-'55- -fwsv. viz? x M J X Ni.-x, , ,I ROBERT SWAIN HT. B. S., Education, Ohio State N, Graduate Work: Q Bail State Teachers X it Y - -v GRADE 4 GRADE 6: .p Bowling Green State 5 .,A Row 'iz Janet Yoder, Larry Page, Karen Zehr, Peggy Vendreiy, Larry Shaw, Patty Secrist, C21 Michael Shirley, Russell Smucker, Lois Witmer, Dennis Stuckey, Lou Ann Nahrwold, Paul Shankland, Ui Martha Steury, Philip Stuckey, Larry Zalman, Pamela Shoudel, Betty Stimman, Ronnie Seiler, Mi James Steininger, Ralph Weikart, Susan Shimer, Martha Miller, Patricia Nofzinger, Judith Zell, i5l Bonnie Yoder, Gaylord Schowe, Eugene Fuhrer, Charlene Deventer, Richard Delagrange, Paul Dearinger, Patty Bishop, Sandra Black, Sharon Blough. A , Q A , on J 1' , X , . W ' 'pn I ' s 1 I, AN 1 ' V Fourth Grade s:i:3q.- ,H if?-1' 4. - . 't k l 35122, , k txwp , Q-1 . Q , ,..,q, . ,- M H Q X X1 3 N X iw I W 1 N -vw Q 9' . ii 1 .1 wr 1 Q 1 nv--47 XNQ l ' A . X x , 1 1 i 2 - :J 5 wi w 'W , 2 N-.ef - - A . . I . z.-pg, .: ,S 9 2 ' ,. ., -t - M 1 , XM Q x4 gap., ? 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N- 5 Row 'l: Shirley Lantz, David Norr, Kathryn Beerbower, Richard Gorman, Beverly Fuhrer, Erwin l'buseholder, Q21 Mark Graham, Joyce Byrd, William Forth, Joan Eicher, Lanny Kimes, Marilyn Miller, Q31 Sue Ellen Gehrig, James Kester, Sheryl Furnish, Harold Miller, Sharon Beck, Jimmy Decker, Q41 Dwight Grieser, Eloise Hade, David Kruse, Sally Bender, David Lovett, Sharon Emrick, Q51 Karen Hedges, Norman Eubank, Rebecca Christlieb, Richard Black, Jacqulyn Graber, Nelson Miller. i' xl . ,aa fx Fourth Grade Con 't A i .N la 'h 'Sp . , -wx X 5 is 1 U Y i if , , .QDDANA . n ' l' ' ini A-Q 5 3 . 54 . , ,., Q4 - .effviik-'04 e :s-ze vii! gigs ,, at ' ' '--:ir-.-A SP 'P. . n 1 - :n UQ Quik E Q I ' 0 9 un Q 9 ' ' Qfb' all 9.0.0 ' O.: . lg!! 5 0 3'6- va 4 4' 'wa-'1 wi-.0 IVOL SLENTZ Life License, Tri-State Normal Experience: 16 years GRADE 4 CON'T Row 'lr Lynn Bender, Clay Hunt, Richard Lengacher, Ervin Black, Judith de Beaumonf Th.l'd G d 1 X gc A- L L .nr f,., - f M , wx . 'tex X I .,,, Q., .f , , a 1 1 bi RKJXX . I 1 ,- E., -we I. Q . 1 ,-. X an -Q Y l -if ,1 P na W Q, ' ,.,-1 Row 1: Ronald Smucker, Michael Warsfler, Pauline Miller, Roger Lederman, Lynn Means, Florence Smith, 12D Gale Werfman, Archi Levy, David Wilson, Laverne Miller, David Smead, Joan Lengacher. -4? ,lf ...r- v- ,'f'.-f bm Th' d Grad , , t 'P , y A-5.5 Y 1 I Lx .. 5' '- ' . Q l A V ' V V ll , 49 Q f' 'H . 5 . X14-4 P i , L ., 3 Q, L - , J. Q V y i - ,f ' ' '17 1 -ffl L19 at X , N . X - v H- 1. I ! ' ,L lv-X N w-. Q , . A .J ,a f-A I J 6. ,N , ' 0 ,..,wN's,-W. r ' .. ' x -A ' ' V . .1 L. Q. H 7, I b is A X I, X ,A f . 1 X - Q , 0' A- -f 1-M ,. 4 1 - . . , A ' fl-r' Q . A W, N ff: V - 5 P ,X C.,-I N - . +C ' ' .1 - . 7- M, 'al' , , , I ak , Q : . 3' ,. . 3, 1, . X, Q 1 , ' 'X u... 5- ' w X Ali sl .x 4fllrf-' h U , ,5, ',1:gg' ull Esffwbk 'P u 'Q ,l- ' -1.--A1 JM ' ' 1 C C .. f '35 I .. , A I ,I ,H .iq 5 ,4 1 , X 41- A y t, msqhi Q 4 , ' f ,A R ,Q an ini' --4, 415' X fe- -Q. f' V - Q i Q .F M -.J . , it 33, ' M fs , l X J 1 , x A . r K N' , 'z' -'EI-' A i A --' n - 2' Q Q.. X , X fx . ,- A L- anew' 4:-yi -fy-Q, aq- H, , ,. ,,.. 1 R 'X .ar S X. 1 . 'Q -3 'GK A A v..,,, 9. 4-.6 .-,1 'man CLEO ROTH B. S. Degree, Saint Francis Primary License, North Manchester Experience: 'I5 years IAII lnl. eo School, , flu an -cf? ..- uw! . J x W X or B GRADE 3 CON'T Row 1: Derald Kruse, Betty Halsey, Craig Shankland, Marcia Christian, Richard Sauder, Bob Lengaher, Q25 Beverly Graber, Dianne Lederman, Donna Witmer, Ann Lengacher, Dean Bergdall, Linnet Greenfield, Q35 Ann Beedy, Lynne Neuhouser, Marilyn Dever, Mary Lou Amstutz, Judy Sh Kruckeberg, Joan Freeman, Arlene Dissinger, Joan Overmyer, Gross, Jeanne Mees, Q41 oron Lois Lichiy. Second Grade . I K Xi . Q, vi 4. Q X. 0 r ,E -Q .N l 4 I w A! 't I N- L: Z v , f H' f , W C' X x :QFQA ? . ,G X 5 . . 4 A L. A Sl K 'Ott F5 4: N -. '- ' A 4- -A G . V Q, l F , I . 1 's .Ati tin' f' ' l x K ' if? M ., ....,,i,,f en: ,fl T' x.. 1, I ,, l ' 1 ' , . as ' v H - .xwffr A, lgXQllg?3'.n 1,-ff lf- 71 eu. lah x A , T Q . , ,A ,' x Wifi , Q 'ff -' ' rl 1 ' ., ' L 31. , E, y - ., - '.f5'f'. - . W is I .I S' 0.4 V' , , E .B 'iw KY, 2 e X N- .- ' iw., rr r ' I W, Q , All . 1 Q ,, -. .4.: 3 4' 'm ' ' r 05' if W e. r ki - 1' -f i ' 7-I 3 va ,- X L ex. I if .f - - for . x. 6 , - .A ' ' e ' ' fs -ll A . , Q11 -f, .. . f rx ! ,gf f - 4 'U' A ,I - I, 4 ' E' in gin: 1' 'K l . Row 1: Kay Menshy, Tommy Lyon, Brenda McCrory, Jack Lengacher, Mary Winegardner, Amos Schwarfz, Q21 Eddie Frautschi, Lyneife Griesser, Sfeplwen Hade, Rebecca Hunt, Kenneth Yoder, Sue Page, C35 Brerda Orf, Leon Leiclwty, Yvonne Miller, Duwayne Miller, Rosella Surface, Jon Uhrick, Q41 Tommy Wasson, Joyce Graber, Jerry Klopfensfein, Sue Weilbaker, Andrew Smith, Linda Harsh, Q51 Suzanne Perers, Gary Graber, Jeanne Roih, Donald Mozena, Helen Klopfenstein, William Kesfer. 4 ,-xg, 9 f 'Qtr not ' 0' 4 0 r Second Grade Con'ry A It d - Aix 5 - ' v 1 X - -f f' e A. ' I ' - w 'A I I x K '-'v 'Q va . +L!-cff:f N-4 1 -- '1 i ' 1' duff W' ' xy' . 1 , We r i 1' 4 f Q 1 JOY EMRICK 'isdn I Primary License f-- VA Ball Staie Teachers 121 L P . GRADE 2 CON'T R Zalman, Kay Hersha, f2j Jane Rediger, Beth Shaffer, Doris Lengccher. First Grade .4 7' . L. 4 in Q, ow 'I: Patricia Sfuckey, Malayne McCIarren, Rose Ann Steinbacher, Paulette Zehr, Linda , Jyf X . ,. M' I 3.1 V-, -hp r ypuwfn . fr .' . xi 1' 'gr A -' ' 'vo-. ' 9 J r 0. ' 69 f N4 Q' N I .f- r .., 'J ,K N -, V V x - Q Q'xKr.f XXX . r, N4- Mlg,-,,r y ,4 A fi' A K ' ' CHARLENE HENwooD fl Life License Burler Universify N Groduare Work: A 5 Indiana University I Experience: 23 years hi. I ' Row 1: Terry Miller, Anna Mary Fisher, Ray Guiff, Mcrvene Befgdcuf BeVe IY Halsey' 1 1, 1 , -, 1 . i First Grade Con't ai. f Mf- QU U5 1 .Q '. R 'Q Q ' 4' I' 1 .1 J, C- -25 'a' ,- j ,X .l , , - N' I ll l L. f' f, .M fs lj-: l ', Q I l'. -.ff C .. hd ' my x , , l l - 4 , 4' X A - 4- ' ' .il ,s' i X 1 new Q. Q 3: 4 0. 'I 5 l t Q O- V Y, LL final ' 1 .QL Mx I, i . yyyy is ,Z 'aby- xx ' 4 ' x , ' ' ' , ..'N s 'Xl F51 'l .N a i X5 :.-lWIii ui P.. - -1. - ,ll X . i i. .1 'rail Q I' Xia A li 'find . Q ' Y, 'fs' 'f-Vp s-e ,-i, 'vw' :L 'J - pe x, , M - , K ' i 'f , 97' l F e A.. Ii A Q-. ' 3 ' fm Nil GRADE 'l CON'T o pf' '33 1' :I - X , X A ' xii!! Mfisifr .4 U M fb Jerry Gorman, Marlys.Furnish, Steven Liechfy, Jyl Maxfield, Ted Brindle, Loveda Miller, Qi Ross Ritchey, Susan Marlow, Terry Rhine, Chorale? Graber, Pete Schrnuclcer, Virginia Miller f3l Barbara Gerig, Sam Fowler, Deloris Dissenger, Gary, Miller, Charlene Phillips, Llwellyn Lederman, f4l Neal Graham, Dianne Shouclel, Michael Masters, Marie Eicher, David Leichty, Linda Spencer,f5l Sonja Amsfufz, Jerry Page, Kenna Levy, Thomas Dague, Sharon Lengacher Larry Devenfer. it ,I l51L!FjjA.-R-tif, X ' if lfiriwrff ' S-Q W First 8. Second Grade X Ms.-X, --,.' ' .55-t 4.5.t:.:- fmt Q,-Mfgwi, ,mx A -i s w - if . bs - ,. wt - is tw V -,. . Sm. 4- ' . ., yt , ,,.,, .r 'ff :lla L ' 1' :. ff 'B -'Q - vw ffiit .re f - ' ' fe- we - 1 nf . terse-tk .--.: ' V . f '- 1 If sp, . . X f 1 'af Lf' Y - r- xx fs. li Q ,s,-.x , at vc . i. 3' ix 'ak r , - xl I , L' N X Nt ll -- , Cf., , ' , f,--:- it Q., ' Y' , if -. 'vw I W ' 34' 1 :mils 95'- ' e- 'I will l., r J- 1 ,sr As ns. X , -,ff K ,A -sa' '77 t .4-qw U ,wx av- .cgmnr ,,.. 'uf 4-9 P .A Q 4 'Q 1'- K ,. , U 3. f 3 N' , lxnfxhv xl' ' ,l if 'J A ' I' BW A Q X I- . L x 1 . 3 , IL Gigi, f . 'W fs .. Sv' i tr -, Q N' ig . . K ' .3 ,M -Q., 1 , 'X A l - . -on-b A1. -J I ,' ' ., ' i f J , . t lg V' f, ' -. f I lic, -9- B A F A' 'B '-R' i A 'Lge i ' I no Qs Q Li, . M' , f' ' if -AN ,. Q is 1 ' , f B' , ' L , .tt , . , f , if of . X-ff vt, xp ' L 1 r Y.-qc e N if 1 Q K fin I, 'l f t:-F-1 . , . A x , ,I ,W V , e , , N-- I L, 5 Q A r.'l'l l1'P 't','l -we l, : 4 1 4, ffl AGNES CRAMER if Primary License Indiana Central Experience: 7 yrs., s - ., S ax GRADE 1: Row 'l: Ramon Zehr, Chrys Yoder, Steven Wahlig, Judy Zel-ir, Larry Warner, Laurel Shirley, C21 Kenneth Zorger, Karen Witmer,Jay Stuckey, James Wilson, Shirley Schrock, Betty Shimer. GRADE 2: Row 3: Thomas Bailey, Rose Back, James Burdge, Betty Eiclwer, Ronald Emrich, Patricia Beck, Ml Brenda Bishop, Dennis Beck, Doris Ernst, Rodney Bertsch, Ruth Brown, Donald Cartwright, 15, Sherill Beck Sli I ' ' I I 1 .1 . ..4........L.... I , I . I I ' m f ' I In - -N ,, ,1 'Q 1, I T T Eg 'yo Z QQ- ? I I x., 7 Y' 74 .Q , .4 4 3 - ,4- I ACTIVITIES X -.xy .4 +.-- , I Y I :A 1 lv! bij B, . f in-' I 1,4 ..1. F:.A?l2L 1. '. ., - 1 Annual Stuff ' .A-N n .. .A . V his ,A If f- -1 R A-A. I If 5' -h 1 s ,X f X. .1 S' M ASSOCIATE EDITORS Beverly Von Zile Bill Hefty PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Beverly Roth nl I . .I SPORTS EDITOR Bob Schultz Iyn Beck Rita Slwelma ein dine Gaius St er Richard B uffen burger CIRCULATION EDITOR Arlene Krycler I ' 4-. ,Q ACTIVITIES EDITOR Nancy Linnemeier Phyllis Cameron Don Leiclwfy Melba Schlafter Don Dean Annual Stuff Con't. 4, r,-,Y ..,,, ' ,ma JF.. Quenfin Savage Norma Chaney Geneva Amstuiz Gene Klopfenstein Ronald Shaw kff ADVERTISING EDITOR GRADE EDITOR Don Rediger Lois Trimble -KF' 4. :vw Florence Llechiy RUTH Fillman Q4 5 CLASS EDITOR SENIOR EDITOR Eleanor Schowe Ann Amstutz ' X ff as . ' 3 :i-' I l I R 'Xi ' li ' 1 .41, l.. -1 l ' ,I . ' I. . qv I . A BUSINESS MANAGER ALUMNI EDITOR Lloyd Hull Colleen Schlaffer I 1 Donna Delagrange Pauline Ragan Janice Blume Jerry Emrick Dwigl1tGraber Mona Gale Page Mariorie Bauman Juanita Krycler 5 -5 A I ' , J K., , ,. . ' 5 ., I 1 : 4- r , , 2 7 4?' vi We, the senior class of '53, wish to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Virginia West, a wonderful sponsor, whose tireless efforts and patience have made this yearbook a success. ,,..iT--,-..,,.- .....11,- ..-.. lst. row: Phyllis Cameron, Carol Rohlof, Marcia Van Zile, 2ncl. row Joanne Beerbower, Juanita Kryder, Wayne Deoringer, Larry Furnish, Wesley Christian, Richard Brown, Direcior John Wesi. Pm lst. row: Mary Chapman, Monalou Berfsch,, Phyllis Hersha, Karen Nahrwold, Nancy Linnemeier, Ann Amsfutz, Sharon Schlatfer, Beverly Van Zile, 2nd. Row: Larry Smith, Bob Beerbower, Art Ivins, Don Dean, Richard Hersha, Carmen Sfeininger, Linda Lyon. JI lst row: Carolyn Beck, Mariorie Bauman, Melba Schloffer, Carol Lantz, Ruih Carreron, Janice Savoge. 2ncl row: Marilyn Sauder, Suzanne Williis, Colleen Schlaiter, Janice Grabill, Dennis Klopfensfein, Beverly Roth, Wilma Trimble, Arlene Kryder. Muiorette and Twirler , Beverly Roth ond Carol Lonfz Band Officers and Council Mr. West, Directory Lindo Lyon, Secreforyj Beverly Van Zile, Vice-Presidentg Suzie Willifs, Presidenfg Ar? lvinsg Council Memberp Beverly Roth, Treosurerg Wayne Decringer, Council Member. High School Chorus 'Q 11 ' lst row: Marjorie Bauman, Ruth Fillman, Suzanne Willits, Nancy Linnemeier, Monalou Bertsch, Phyllis Cameron, Melba Schlatter, Arlene Kryder, Carmen Steininger, Pauline Rogan, Carolyn Beck, Janice Blume, 2nd row: Florence Liechty, Carol Graber, Donna Delagrange, Carole Bucher, Mona Gale Page, Judy Vendrely, Ann Amstutz, Everly Roth, Lois Trimble, Judy,Moore, Rita Shelmadine, Colleen Schlatter, Donna Greenfield, Director John West, 3rd. row? Robert Poe, Richard Hersha, Arthur lvins, Dennis Klopfenstein, Alan Linnemeier, Wesley Christian, Tom King, Lee Shaffer, Richard Brown, Don Dean, Wayne Dearinger, Quentin Savage. K. , K nf, ' hifi i fi v 'vvv lst row: Lindo Lyon, Nancy Warstler, Sharon Surface, Neva Holme, Janice Delagrange, Ruth Cameron, Carol Lantz, Jeannie Bauman, Anna Greenfield, Janice Savage. 2nd row: Joan Van Horn, Arzetta Neuenschwander, Marcia Van Zile, Norene Bauman, Carol Dissinger, Phyllis Hersha, Janice Grabill, Marna Stimman, Nadean Linnemeier, Shelba Yoder, Jean Morris, Patty Mills, Barbara Newcomer, Marilyn Steininger. 3rd row: Douglas Graham, Carl Graber, Lynn Kimes, Mike Hartigan, Richard Bertsch, Jon Pontius, Dennis Wells, Larry Furnish, Arlon Bauman, Larry Smith, Gordon Liechty. g, . Junior Bond I' Y R... Nancy 'lst row: Mariorie Sauder, Judy Overmeyer, Carolyn Sauder, Sharon Sumney, Janice Lyon, Judy Emrick, Menshy, Pat Bishop, Sue Gehrig. 2nd row: June Mozena, Sharon Peters, Eugene Fuhrer, Mariorie Mills, Roberta Norr, Marilyn Witrrer, Joyce Sauder, Sue Rhodes, David Willits, Mary Emrick, Mary Beerbower, Charlotte Gerig. 3rd row: Director, John Westg Lynn Klapfenstein, .loan Rhodes, Ann Morris, Donna Notestine, Janet Hollifield, Neva Hake, Larry Fuhrer, Alan Cameron, Kent Rohlof, Gary Mees, Silvia Smith. Junior Chorus , i1T?jh1'j 175 M- .11 -et ,. , Q 0 Morag v ezfK.'4 li w-Sit Rr 1 I lst row: Griff. Steiner, Mike Smith, Lynn Shaw, David Willits, Gary Mees, Ray Lovett, Don Byrd, Tom Cartwright, Jim Gorman. 2nd row: James Witt, Stephen Kruckeberg, Lloyd DeWitt, Charlenne Byrd, Karen Nahrwold, Donna Brott, Marilyn Dissinger, Marilyn Sauder, Anna Liechty, Larry Fuhrer, Russell Mills, Catl Mozena. 3rd row: Johnell Furnish, Mariann Hannon, Sharon Steinbacher, Beverly Griswold, Nancy Osterrreier, Kathleen Yoder, Jill Sponhower, Sue Rhodes, Carolyn Sauder, Charlotte Gerig, Marie de Beaumont. 4th row: Rosalyn Grieser, Sharon Sumney, Joyce Sauder, Rosemary Lengacher, Marilyn Witmer, Lloyd Means, William Bauman, Mary Beerbower, Charlotte Greenfield, Janice Lyon, Julia Burdge. Sth row: Roberta Narr, Sharon Peters, Judy Emrick, Carol Zeh Donna Notestine, Sharon Schlotter, Carol Rohlof, Grace Pequignot, Joan Dean, Mary Brott. Y Cheerleaders Douglas Graham Nancy Linnemeier, Norman Bellinger, Suzie Willifs Managers X Q3 S., -' fll . 2 : RJSMTNQ fir . A PSS .. ,,, Ronald Show ?J Basketball Coach WHITEY HELLER WALDEMAR 'WHl'l'EY HELL ER coached the Leo Lions from 1949 to 1951. During this time he won a county tourney championship in 1950. Uncle San: then called him into the United States Navy for the next year. Everyone was very glad to welcome him back for the 1952-53 season. Again he coached us to county tourney victory. He has also coached volleyball and girls' softball. We think that Whitey is a good coach, teacher, and sport with the idea of good sportsmanship in mind always. Softball Coach STAN GARMAN STAN GARMAN came to Leo in January 1, 1943 and coached through the school year of 1948-49. Under his helm we won the county tourney in 1944 Gnd 1945. Since that time he has been softball coach, basketball aide, and has devoted a great deal of his time to supervised play activities. He has organized the Little League and Pony League baseball for the boys during the summer months. He has encouraged many boys to spend their leisure time in a worth-while manner, and at the same time, shown them the fun they can have out of sports and being a sport. 1 , w Y . 'K' .Ii Vurslty I H I' I I I YN I .Q I, , xx IX .f . I f I ' J' I Bw? I I I I f 'Q , :I I I I 'N I A I I I 43 E A I a x .5 I X I T' ff: - XX wgxi -A ..x J I F4 x Q4 I XX I f '.,. 7 T ,melt q Y QN,x g S W X., ui I I In I. I JJ N M X X I Q Vg I I I I If IX I ' 1 ... ,, D ! 3 Q 5-4 hd 'Q A 'I . KING-'54-CENTER: I ' 1 . Y TOM IS NOTED FOR HIS JUMP ' -I SHOT AND ALSO LED THE COUNTY ' IN SCORING. BUFFENBARGER-'53-GUARD: BUFFIE IS THE NOTED LITTLE MAN WITH SPEED AND 'IHE ABILITY TO STEAL THE BALL. NOTESTINE-'54- FORWARD: ONE OF THE SMALLEST FORWARDS IN THE GAME, BUT SHORTIE GETS MORE THAN HIS SHARE OF REBOUNDS. SCHULTZ-53-GUARD: BOB SEEMED TO DO THE IMPOSSIBLE MANY TIMES AND WAS ALSO NOTED FOR HIS SPEED. WITMER-'54-FORWARD: HUGHIE IS NOTED FOR HIS REBOUNDING AND SCORING POWER WHICH BROUGHT T LIONS THROUGH MANY GAMES. HE IS ALSO NOTED FOR HIS READINESS TO GET THE BALL. HE li.. 1- .1 'H' ff ff ' N, I' L K , '7-I Xl. A I , C X . V f I X 'X ' I f I I I LX' I I - A: I F ' I A ' f-- N X A .- - I 9-..-.AA 5 5 1' I is I XX 'I Y' 1 ' K .A I'-. . . .' s I. H' - T' I 21' Il - f Ix Q . K V115 i . if ' - I ' ' I II I I I I ' , Q E X 'I L, if I ' 'A s , V -f I ,J f H, IJ l V ' L if xx? I I I Y 1 I L 1 2,1 qlgfn I lk: 'E A hx I N AL., 'XXYWQWETA DA f ' ' ' fl' -FY' 'I Q,0' ' I I' I f I I .1 'TQ lik J xjl, . I ,V A' 'Jef X I A I A I- X ff, A I I I lk X I I 4 .1 A -A I - x - six, ,E A Q5 A A I I mu, 5.4-' I -I X I I I I V VI 1 5 ,Lf ,Ei I ' x Fi IA. A E---, 7 E I 2 - E- STEINER - '53 - FORWARD: if cus PROVED Hrs ABILITY ,-1 'Q AT THE BEGINNING OF THE .2 'ag SEASON BUT MISSED LAST 580 E' E' PART OF SEASON DUE TO MILLS - '54 - CENTER: CALVIN IS ALWAYS READY AND WAITING TO GET IN THE GAME. ROTH - 55- GUARD: BRUCE IS CONSIDERED AS A COMER AND HAS PROVED HIS WORTH MANY TIMES. ILLNESS. WEIKART - '55 - FORWARD: LARRY HAS SHOWN GREAT ABILITY AND WILL BE A GREAT HELP TO THE LIONS IN THE FUTURE. HEFTY - '53 - FORWARD: BILL WAS THE MAN WHO WAS ALWAYS READY AND WILLING TO FIGHT AT ANY TIME. EMRICK - '53 - GUARD: JAKE IS KNOW FOR HIS SCRAPINESS. 1 sr HI ,,,,.-og! I-3 A Harlan Hunferfown Elmhurst Arcola Hoagland Leo W db oo Um New Haven New Haven Q50-441 Lafa etfe Cen Momoeville Mon roevi l le 68-37 AL will wa PR We 'An- 'xl' We 2 TOUR, Harlan T ISO-405 Harlan Elmhurst l23'2ll C81-491 '-E0 WINNER Leo l43'37l l6l-50l Leo New Haven l52'39l X1 ' lq5j 449-475 V, X6-9' NU ' xl VNU COUSEQ ' Semi-Finals County Tourney. New Haven and Leo Leo Wins Counfy Tourney Administration SUPERINTENDENT Lawrence Foote ll Nagin we- ' PRINCIPAL TRUSTEE Russell Sr ' el,-,er Herman Conrad Ball State Teachers College, B.S. University of Michigan, M.A. , 3 X Second Team I 1. Row: Melvin Dela rgnge, Arlon Bauman, Mike Harrigan, Wayne Dearinger, Raymond Pulver, 9 2ncI. Row: Carl Graber, Denny Wells, Larry Weikart, Dick Hill, Phil Hill, Phil Linn, AI Linnemeier, Larry Secrisr. Seuson's Schedule VARSITY SECOND HUNTERTOWN 52 71 39 33 MONROEVILLE 56 69 28 27 ELMHURST 57 64 41 42 HARLAN 51 60 34 36 NEW HAVEN 51 53 32 31 SPENCERVILLE 27 74 33 36 ARCOLA 64 55 22 37 HOAGLAND 47 42 38 43 HICKSVILLE 88 74 36 46 HUNTERTOWN 71 83 42 44 ROANOKE 64 62 43 32 COUNTY TOURNEY CHAMPS HARLAN - FINAL 37 43 BUTLER 65 51 48 38 BERNE 59 55 30 31 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 60 59 39 41 MONROEVILLE 63 62 44 45 iovertime HARLAN 58 50 41 31 WOODBURN 42 62 29 42 ELMHURST 52 56 42 43 SECTIONAL TOURNEY HUNTERTOWN 48 51 CENTRAL 59 44 J Jr. High Basketball JR.lHGH COUNTY TOURNEY RUNNER-UP lst row: Tom Cartwright, William Bauman, David Willits, Mervin Delagrange, Mike Smith. 2nd row: Powell, Jim Garmin, Alan Cameron, Skip Johnston, Dwigl1tNeul'roUser, Griff Steiner. Cheerleaders Marie cle Beaumont Carol Rolwlof CO. TOURNEY Leo 36 Vs Woodburn 26 Leo 37 Vs Hoagland 26 Leo 41 Vs St. Joe 26 FINALS Leo 44 Vs Lincoln 45 fovertirnel Gene Tis- ' NQQ . is- .3 I I - i ii x I L3 3 I ,,,,e,,,. 22'5iS?.f , ' A-P e ' ' - If I l ? 551- .J fl I - 5- lsf. Row: Ronald Shaw, Tom King, Bob Schultz, Jerry Emriclc, 2ncl. Row: Al Linnemeier, Mike Hartigan, Shorty Notestine,' Bill Hefty, Coach Stan Garman, 3rcI. Row: Hughie Witmer, Bruce Roth, Dwight Graber, Denny Wells, Carl Graber. Girls' Softball SCHEDULE ALLEN COUNTY LEAGUE WE THEY NEWHAVEN .... .. 5.... 6 MONROEVILLE ..... 42 .... 13 HOAGLAND ....... 8 .... 5 HESSEN CASSEL .... 'IO .... 'I9 WOODBURN ....... I4 .... 6 MONROEVILLE ..... 24 .... 23 NEWHAVEN... . 6....5 HOAGLAND ....... I .... I2 HESSEN CASSEL .... I2 .... 'll WOODBURN won, score unknown WINS. . 6 LOSSES. . 4 Boys' Softball SCHEDULE ALLEN COUNTY LEAGUE WE THEY WOODBURN ...... 2 . . . . .12 SPENCERVILLE ..22 . . . . . 5 HUNTERTOWN ...'I2 .....'I'I ARCOLA . . ..... 'I0 ..... 'I3 HARLAN ....... 7.....6 HARLAN ....... 2 . .... 'I2 HUNTERTOWN . . . 8 . .... 4 TOURNAMENT HOAGLAND....2.....0 3 0 ELMHURST .... 8 ..... MONROEVILLE. .23 .... . WOODBURN 3.....4 Ill inningsl SUMMER LEAGUE 'I2 WINS 2 LOSSES Summer Activities lst. Row: Janice Savage, Beverly Van Zile, Ethel Leichty 2nd. Row: Mary Chapman, Vera Leichty, Sally Roth, Geneva Amstutz, Wilma Trimble, 3rd. Row: Neva Hake, Joan Van Horn, Nancy Linnemeier, Marna Steimman, Nadene Linnemeier, Judy Moore, Coach Morris Halleck. Booster Club A BUILDS SCHOOL SPIRIT 'lst Row: Carolyn Beck, Arlene Kryder, Colleen Schlatter, Sec.-Trees., Mrs. West, Sponsor, Geneva Amstutz, President, Donna Delagrange, Melba Schlatterg 2nd. Row: Janice Blume, Florence Liechty, Juanita Kryderg Phyllis Cameron, Beverly Roth, Beverly Van Zile, Mariorie Bauman, Ruth Fillmang 3rd, Row: Nancy Llnnemeigr Rita Shelmadine, Eleanor Schowe, Lois Trimble, Mono Gale Page, Ann Amstutz, Norma Chaney, Pauline Rogan, Safety Patrol PROTECTS OUR CHILDREN lst. Row: James Bishop, fLt.l Don Byrd, fLt.l Lynn Shaw, Tommy Cartwright, 2nd. Row: David Cl-uristlieb, Richard Delagrange, Vera Leichty, Mike Hartigan, QCapt.l Ethel Leichty, Lloyd Means, Gaylord Schowe, Mike Smith, 3rd. Row: Janice Savage, Carolyn Sauder, Cynthia Vendrely, Linda Beck, Sharlene Byrd, Judy Overmeyer, Janice Gronau, Mary Beth Emrick, Magdalena Miller Judy Emrick, Mr. Wahlig, Director. 'No More Homework' was picked by the Junior Play Committee as their choice for the spring production. The play was given on April 17 8: 18 and everyone thoroughly enioyed it. Our thanks to Mr. Swaim for a iob well done. The committee: Hughie Witmerp Suzie Willitsg Director, Gene Swaimg Phil Howard: Joanne Beerbowerg Arthur lVirlS- JUNIOR PLAY COMMITTEE Class Play 'The lnner Willy presented on October l7 and 18 was a great success thanks to the fine direction of Mrs. Snider. The play cast is as follows: Pauline Rogan . .... T rudy Bill Hefty . . . . . Mike Ruth Fillmcln . . . , . Janet Lloyd Hall ....... Stanley Nancy Llnnemeler ..... Carol Mrs. Snider ....... Director . . . . . Willy Bob Schultz . Jerry Emrick .... lnner Willy . Marybell Beverly Van Zile Melbu Schlatter . . Aunt Olga Colleen Schlatter Aunt Louise Eleanor Schowe . Aunt Hester .4-'JU' -is Help fha crippled. bfeg, Na --P U f7Cy'J 043 Hom fha' Pose ? Thirsf X5 2 5 ww: , X' 494:11 , , Lygg A - ,, m:1fi2 Lcs1Course, Please!!! J PP? - exf . fllhe qui, Cl-,os In 9 flue Gf,,s' :T gifs.- P 4 - : 'J MS Off 1, I suck em UP Padma 5 ,Q O . 4 PM mu' money o fhe Races n c sPena ni nd co , .-. x x s X Avfdo' J x CQYXAY Co Unxer ,4 1 1 4 Z1 s' s,. A e o K0 var, GQ, The ' Lock Thaf's Not in the Book! ef? N A I Like Mountain Music oo D fe w ex-O Down' W1 I7 Lc,,,m The Staff of work q?????y 9 me Pa v-'- Sz. - tx -Y-ff .vw 1 V z ' - -V-....,-,, Y... ,, rdner Light rain Saturday night CIRCULATION followed by Sunday morning. ALL OVER 'We Bite' Volume One Fifth ---- Day After Yesterday ---- I9 Something ---- Priceless ---- Pageh LEO SENIORS CAPTURE LEO LION . I Successful Hunting ,, Expedition Accomplished LEO--Donald, the Dean, of the Lion Hunting School proudly announced to- day that his most expert crew of hunts- men have finally conquered the most challenging big game in existence, the Leo Lion. We would like to express our deep- est appreciation to Jake Emrick and Cllso to Whitey Heller whose fullest co- operation made this feat possible. .lake kindly consented for the group to use his barn as the target for the target practice. Whitey Heller also became so enthusiastic over the hunting classes that he gave the hunters valu- able lessons on trapping. Whitey is very experienced because he has been running his own private mouse-trap-line in the regions covering the shop and lunch room of Leo. , , , -,X V . 'L 1-Q i' LION BAIT There was Quentin, The Savage, dancing around a grass hut. lnside the hut sat Ronnie Shaw beating out inspiring rhythms on the tom-tom. Lloyd Hall and Dwight Graber were so interested in this spectacle that they wanted to stay ana watch the ceremony. Gen Klopfen- stein, however, produced enough argu- 1-ments to get the expedition moving The hunting party started out one bright gloomy morning in search of the Leo Lion. After going a little way, they decided to send out some scout- ing parties. Schultz, the Slooth, ven- tured to the left while Buffie headed for the right. It was agreed that they should meet in one half an hour. Schultz, the Slooth, appeared promptly and reported that he had sighted large Lion tracks by the Saint Joe River. The men waited in vain for Buffen- barger, the Scout, to return. lt was finally decided that Buffie has strayed too far and had found that hunting a certain red-head was more intriguing than hunting lions. They thought of sending Gus Steiner out scouting also but tl'ey knew that such a handsome man wouldn't stand a chance of return- ing. l With Schultz in the lead and Hefty 1 bringing up the rear, the group head- I ed for the area where lion tracks had been sighted. As the group slowly crept forward, they were startled by the beat of tom-toms. They parted the toll grass and peaked through. 4- again. After tramping a little way, they heard the mighty Lion roar. Thew stopped! Don Leichty immediately took command of the situation. He ordered Don Rediger to come forth with the Ready Gear. Rediger imme- diately dashed forward with a Govern- ment book, a toothpick box, tweezers, and a pair of binoculars. They placed the Government book open on the path and waited, hidden behind a corn stalk. The lion came slowly lumbering up the path. When he came to the Government book, he stopped and read a paragraph. He found the contents so dull that he fell asleep on the spot. It was then that the brave Don Leichty took the binoculars from their case and looked through the wrong end. This FEEL FIT FOR A FUNERAL PARLOR? Lack Vitamins P, Arsenic, 81 Steel? DON'T DESPAlR!!! Try HADACOF' Good for: Rhumba rigors, park- bench blues, rigor mort is, B. O., barrie-barrie, very-close veins, fal arches, cavaties, spot remover, crossed eyes, and may be used internal or ex- len ternal accordingly. z I l, Professor Gene Swaim, would like to express my deep appreciation and gratitude for the most varvelous medical miracle since Kick-a-Poo Joy Juice. l, myself, Ind a cough and wanted to keep it so l took Hadacof. The results were amazing! This is iust one of the uses of this M.M.M. Cmodern medical mistakel. CLASSIFIED ADS i''kttii'iiiiitfxikftliiittiitfiiiti If you can classify them, you can have them. WANTED--A young woman wants wash- ing and cleaning daily. Phone Leo 2521. FLASH--For quick relief from acid in-A digestion ------ drink I l made the Leo Lion as small as an D R A N O an'. iiiiiiifiiiiififfilifiiffffifiiii with the tweezers and put him in the CORRECTION! toothpick box. We would now like to offer our hearty congratulations to this expert hunt- ing party of Senior men for their in- genuity and originality in capturing this great beast. ln the last edition of 'The Toothf e made the statement' 'Leo High w . School owe its high standards of educa- tion to its inefficient teaching force. Of course we meant 'its EFFICIENT teaching force. THE TAMERS ir x I' l ......l i Making o good lmpression?? Tell us, Too 9,3 .--An Ofher .We Joke? - ? wg gov' 7? N095 . 009 'We Pee ch' SP xl Qfudy Hall??? The www Svrclght secms??? Y L Cf Th, IS P hys'-Clue '0- ove X Cb P: ,f PATRICIA PARSONS Wisconsin State Teachers College B. S. Degree Home Economics 4 years' teaching experience HARRY HENNEY B. S. Degree North Manchester M. S. Degree Indians University Science Math Commerce I6 years' experience wg 1 Faculty REBA SNIDER B. S. Degree University of Montana Ball State fpianel Columbia University forganj English Spanish 'I7 years' experience I 'H H 1-If ii II I 'X' x A' 1' f li JOHN WEST B. M. Degree--Music Louisiana State 6 years' experience JEAN STANLEY ' 3. S. Degree lndiana State Teachers College Special Physical Education, Art Music, English I4 years' experience I fi I 9? FX x 'A TN f f s tj '- b f li of X- .3 ! x QQ? . v,ewofe--- . S e Them U Eve! e gd '40 .Mort f' fQ Hi, MeXbo W' ' ' 4 s1 'mfv C A 1 AE Goxou SRG xx xx .. Vx 'Nm ' X -ivy w - V .. X X . . 'X '-f,' ber W 5 ' f 1, al P hen? ' em A W- M . I I ' Q M k ' I 1' v X ,f.2Q,r1- . , , H v L, if' -V h . H 'gg' F - ,Q ' wf ','. - 1 A . . a - 5 ' 'xy is Q Q'-4.2. Y W A WMXX ' ' ' 2 5.1 'Nj ' J W X 5 .WNL x V a -::'t?:fv-'wx AN U ' Q3 I ' .1 , Q.-A . 5 5 sf 'xv uyX0'I ea, NV. d I 16 V 'Q' X In y, WusnI1H?? i 'J' B. 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V Y 5 . 7 ,. - i f l, -' , i 4 U e A ft .f-' .ang 4' ' -I 5 V Third Place Winner in State 31. hllf , 'M l I Q 'Employ the Physical i . - , Kg b. . u S N Handicapped for National ' 1 -, Q.- Q I ' V, - 9' Security' essay contest. h - Q ' ' ' Nlghf Clos T , ll, s T I I ' aisle oo P P ? 1 A r Smile M Senior Trip :Ni 'AY .xl .V f,,,'iicFfir .wg Q- CQ ' I l niw QP Shown here in front of the Capitol Building in Washington, D. C. are those seniors who made the class trip to Washington and New York City in April of 1953. Some of the highlights of the trip were: visiting the Whitehouse, Capitol Building, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memor Congressional Library, Smithsonian lnstitution, cherry blossoms in bloom, Chinatown, the Bowery, Central Park, Radio City, NBC, skyscrapers, and the Statue of Liberty. Seniors in the picture are: Front Row, Don Leichty, Dwight Graber, Lloyd Hall, Robert Schultz, Richard Buffenbarger, Jerry Emrick, Gus Steiner, Bill Hefty, Quentin Savage, Gen Klopfenstein, Don Rediger, and Ronald Shaw. Second Row, Nancy Linnemeier, Beverly Roth, Colleen Schlatter, Ann Amstutz, Pauline Ragan, Juanita Kryder, Carolyn Beck, Mrs. Virginia West, Sponsor, E. Ross Adair, Congressman from Fourth District, John West, Chaperone, Bruff Cleary, Cleary Travel Bureau, Melba Jean Schlatter, Lois Trimble, Eleanor Schowe, Janice Blume, Mona Gale Page, and Phyllis Cameron 'I ial, Bv9 wheels In New York f' Xx J X I F . ri x x XX 5 i. cmnufown 9 'he g The X s-m xx W5 XX XX V 1 k zhis oPP0 hY lShf00e didxob The Seniors w 1 'or Yheil spXen to ihcnk ihfwes ' X of shove ronmg OU' ' P' Im I ,I A, 9 X 'D ooh, hw, NOW 'ft -Y' Leaving so soon? Ro ckotpos ??? '1 ???7 Jokys L. a.,.a uPPar berth ECI!! yto bed Eel I' y fo ,iso Un pe ek'cb0o! xr Inter-Class Tournament T sENloRs 63 - 32 sEN1oRs FRESHMEN 57 - 47 SENIORS JuNloRs 57 - 56 SOPHOMORES soPHoMoREs One Of The Sophomore 'Kids' 'N ' ' ' :Y QW' The Junior JoiIbirds - The Freshmen 'lndicns -4 T V24 K v The Champs Senior 'Hulus Down Come the Nets! Alumni This is the history ofthe graduates of Leo High School from 1912 through 1952, This information WGS compiled during the fall months of 1952, there fore, ther might be instances where this information is not up to date. Where information could not be found, an asterick C , has been placed. CLASS OF 1912 l, L. Klopfenstein, Grabill, Mai l Carrier, Sarah Witmer, Housewife. CLASS OF 1913 Homer Deventer, Auburn, lndiana, Farmer, Myrtle Akey, Housewife. Safara Gerig, 4118 Arlington Ave., Ft. Wayne, Bookkeeper, Sarah Roth, Housewife. Rev. Jonas Ringenberg, 1221 Nuttman, Ft. Wayne, Minister, Ada Witmer, Housewife. Rev. Ezra Roth, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Minister, Helen Siemens, Housewife. William Schwartz, 530 Archer Ave., Ft. Wayne, Fur 8. Wool Merchant, Hattie Hursh. Elda Steiner, 324 Edgewood Avenue, Ft. Wayne, Bookkeeper. CLASS OF 1914 Hattie fHursh, Schwartz, 530 Archer, Ft. Wayne, Retired Schoolteacher, William Schwartz, Fur Merchant. David Gerig, 2022 Muskoday Drive, Ft. Wayne, Lincoln Life, Josephine Sauder. Ezra Klopfenstein, Deceased. Homer Klopfenstein, Portland, lndiana, Hardware Merchant, Minnie Abbott. Howard Klopfenstein, Grabill, Mail Carrier, Mildred King, Housewife. Frank Kryder' Mamie Schlatter, Grabill, Homemaker. Mary fWarner, Surface, Huntertown, lndiana, Housewife, Harry Surface, Farmer. Beulah iVanZile1 Soules, Spencerville, Occupational Therapist, Ray Soules, Count CLASS OF 1915 Norbert Akey, Auburn, lndiana, Farmer, DeEtta Sauder, Housewife. Lela fHursh1 Dunten, R. R. 1, Ft. Wayne, Schoolteacher, Husband deceased. Ruth fTonkel, Knight, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Housewife, Ervin Knight, Commissioner Albert McCartney, R. R. 1, Ossian, lndiana, Bowser, Marjorie Powers. Eva KCarnahan, Berry, R. R. l, Garrett, lndiana, Housewife, Ross Berry, Farmer. William Lantz, Grabill, General Electric, Viola Neuhouser, Housewife. CLASS OF 1916 Clarence Hosler, Grabill, Truck Farmer, Nida Grimm. Reuben Klopfenstein, Grabill, Harvester Employee, Princess Foote. Elsie fGarman, Ziemmer, Harlan, Clifford Ziemmer, Packing House. Lillian fRoth, Chant, Bloomingdale, lndiana, Housewife, Rev. Franklin P. Chant, Minister Rufus Klopfenstein, 2901 Broadway, West Palm Beach, Fla., Motel Operator, Ethel Henry. Reuben Roth, 3706 Fairfield, Ft. Wayne, Income Tax Specialist, Florence Welty. lda fLantz, Malcolm, Huntertown, Schoolteacher, Ewing Malcolm, Ft. Wayne Builder's Supply Joseph Levy, Deceased. y Highway . CLASS OF 1917 Frank Amstutz, R. R. 9, Maysville Rd., Ft. Wayne, Postal Clerk, Sarah Doty. Alpheus Levy, 818 W. Wildwood Ave., Ft. Wayne, Frigidaire Distributor Ruth Blough. Alice fReam, Auerback, 1320 6th Ave., St. Petersburg, Florida. Joy fSchwartz, Emrick, Auburn, Schoolteacher, Arthur Emrick, Farmer. Rev. Jerry Sauder, Grabill, Hatchery Owner and Minister, Wilma Grabill. Lewis Warner, 1515 Monroe St., Chicago, Illinois, Taxi Driver. Vera fStevicki Akey, Deceased. CLASS OF 1918 Lloyd Abbott, 910 Emma Street, Tampa, Florida, Assistant Postmaster. Harriet fAkey, Sauder, Spencerville, Archie Sauder, Plumber and Farmer. Marion fReam, Deahl, 3714 Gay Street, Ft. Wayne, Schoolteacher. Jessie fSchwartz, Henschen, 2505 Oakridge Dr., Ft. WUYTIGQ Fred Henschen, Mail Carrier Helen fSterlen, Parker, 3421 Parnell Ave., Ft. Wayne, Len Parker, Bowser. George W. Schlatter, 2620 Terrace Rd., Ft. Wayne, Knitting Mills, Ada Neuhouser. Harold Sumney, 5702 Werling, Ft. Wayne, Department Manager, National Mills, Crystal Oliver CLASS OF 1919 Rose fRoth, Bauman, Spencerville, Burien Bauman, Former. Hazel fMerrill, Coverdale, 1910 Antoinette St., Ft. Wayne, Charles Coverdale, Poultry Feed a Harold Kryder, Grabill, Telephone Employee, Della Richardson. Josephine fRoth, Schlatter, Columbus, Ohio, Rev. William Schlatter, Minister. Wilma fGrabill1 Sauder, Grabill, Rev. Jerry Sauzler, Hatchery Owner and Minister. Ford Warner, Auburn, lndiana, Farmer, Mary Hollopeter. 81 Wool nd Coal Store CLASS OF 1920 Bertha lAkey1 Chausse, Hicksville Rd, Ft. Wayne, School teacher, Albert C. Chausse' M Leonard Krumbigel, 2024 Kentucky Ave., Ft. Wayne, G. E., Opal Witmer. I Pav' K'YClefi 2616 Huburfus, Ft. Wayne, Wiring'Contractor, Verdelia Rodgers. Elmer MCCUYVWYJ Maplewood Rd, Ft. Wayne, Electrical Repairman, Edith Anderson Lawrence Michael, R. R., Grabill, Radio Repairman, Marie Stevick. Gladys lRinehold, Otto, Huntertown, Schoolteacher, Arygle Otto, Farmer. Afflwf POPPI R- R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Van Arnman Co., Berniece Faulkerson. Ono POPPJ 2017 St. Joe Blvd., Ft. Wayne, Refrigerator Service Engineer, Gladys Runion l-erm l5'erlinl 571-'mPfi 2422 Wells, Ft. Wayne, Charles Stumpf, Furnace Company. Carl Trimble, Grabill, Farmer, Single. Ethel Amstutz, Deceased. Opal lWitmerl Krumbigel, 2024 Kentucky Ave., Ft. Wayne, Leonard Krumbigel, G. E. CLASS OF 1921 Orpha lVanZile1 Akey, Grabill, Elmer Akey, Farmer. Mary fKlopfenstein1 Clauser, 3934 Fairfield Ave., Ft. Wayne, Joe Clauser, Bursley. Frances fHursh1 Doll, Spencerville, Clerk, George Doll, Carpenter. Clara flflopfensteini Freeman, Huntertown, Fred Freeman, Farmer. Gerald Klopfenstein, 4421 Weisser Park, Ft. Wayne, Supt., Bowser, Ethel Drewett. Velma fAkeyl Kryder, Grabill, Walter Kryder, General Electric. Henry Lantz, Grabill, General Electric, Esther Rodenbeck. Audra lHollopeter1 Miller, 129 Stevenson Court, Wadsworth, Ohio, School teacher, Albert Miller, Engineer Cecil Trimble, Van Wert, Ohio, Farmer and Welder, Estella Conley. Ruth lGerig1 Wiederkehr, 1334 S. Reese Ave., Lima, Ohio, City Director of Child Evangelism, Clarence Clarence Wiederkehr, Minister. ail Qmrrier. CLASS OF 1922 Ramona fBarvaj McCarthy, 131 W. DeWald St., Ft. Wayne, Edwin McCarthy, Policeman. Bernard Barva, Erie Works, Erie, Pennsylvania, General Electric. Raymond Gerig, 9515 Broadway, Indianapolis, lndiana, Telephone Co. , Naomi Crummitt. Orpha lGerig1 Lehman, lnman, South Carolina, Edward Lehman, Baptist Minister. Stephen Merrill, 4034 Smith, Ft. Wayne, Harvester, Mildred Litherland. Marie lStevick1 Michael, Grabill, Lawrence Michael, Radio Repairman. Helen lWitmer1 Moser, Flanagan, Illinois, Chester Moser, Salem Children's Orphanage. Byron Moss, 1620 Alabama Ave., Ft. Wayne, Manager, Mary .lane Shoe Store, Patricia Krohn. Hazel lWertenberger1Scattergood, Auburn, Schoolteacher, Karl Scattergood, Farmer. Ethelwyn lMcNabb1 Sauder, Grabill, Henry Sauder, Poultry Business. Sylvia Steiner, Grabill, Murphy's. Sylvia fConrad1 Voors, Bowling Green, Ohio, Roy Voors. CLASS OF 1923 Kathrine lHursh1 Dean, Calument City, Illinois, Paul Dean, Research Engineer. Gladys lMartin1 Ebersole, 3803 Hanna, Ft. Wayne, Arlo Ebersole, Office Executive. Bess fFriece1 Klopfensteing 1308 Ridgewood, Ft. Wayne, Office Supervisor, Brotherhood Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Maurice Klopfenstein, Minister 8. Assistant Sec., Brotherhood. Maurice Klopfenstein, 1808 Ridgewood, Ft. Wayne, Minister 8. Assistant Sec., Brotherhoos Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Bess Friece, Office Supervisor, Brotherhood. Walburn Pence 1101 Elmwood St., Ft. Wayne, Statler Fertilizer Company. Leah fAmstutzi Roth, Grabill, Nurse, Husband Deceased. Josiah Roth, 1012 E. Powell St., Evansville, Minister, Doris King, Organist 8. Choir Director. Viola lSchlatter1 Sprunger, Jefferson St., Berne, Clerk, Husband Deceased. Fred Watson, Spencerville, Farmer. Gaylord Shank, Kendallville, lndiana, Salesman, Thelma Kyle. Earl VanZile, Dekalb, lllinois, Employee of General Electric. Crystal fStucky1 Yoder, 214 S. Division St., Auburn, Irvin Yoder, Contractor. Hilda fKimes, Zoller, 3525 Webester St., Ft. Wayne, Clerk, George Zoller, Cost lmprovement Clerk. George Zoller, 3625 Webster, Ft. Wayne, Cost lmprovement Clerk, Hilda Kimes, Clerk. Bernice lKlopfensteinj Wi tmer, 612 S. Mitchell, Bloomington, lnd., Marion Witmer, Purchasing Agent, Indiana University. CLASS OF 1924 Edith lMaxfield1 Conrad, 1836 Cresent Ave. Ft. Wayne, Works at Miller Candy Company, Husband Deceased Ruth lDitzenbergl Diener, Elkart, lndiana, Joel Diener. Mabel fTrimble1 Delagrange, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Schoolteacher, Christ Delagrange, G. E. and Farmer. Clarence Gerig, Dodge City, Kansas, Minister, ldella Neuenschwander. Dorothy Gerig, Chicago, Illinois, Secretary. Hazel lGerig1 Gorman, Avillo, lndiana, Homer Garnnn, R. R. Shop, Garrett, lndiana, Frieda fValkert, Gilford, Teacher- St. Joe, lndiana, Merl Gilford, Carpenter 8. Plumber. Emily lKimes1 Flaugh, 3327 S. Harrison, Ft. Wayne, Russell Flaugh, General Electric. Walter Kryder, R. R. 2, Grabill, Foreman, General Electric, Velma Akey. Gladys lKlopfenstein1 Merriman, 2216 Fairfield, Ft. WUYUBI SCl 00l1e0Cl e'- , O CLASS OF 1924 Continued Elmer Miller: 1325 Gfeane Street, Ft. Wayne, Fruehauf, Pauline Lindenmeyer. Frances fReam, Schwartz, Grabill, Jacob Schwartz, Farmer. Menno Steiner, Dupont Road, Ft. Wayne, Egg Salesman, Bess Fuller. Merle Witmer, Grabill, Farmer, Olive Murphy. CLASS OF 1925 Dorothy lGarmanl Blough, Spencerville, Al Blough, Factory. Howard Bower, 4514 Lafayette esp., Ft. Wayne, Capehart, Katherine Henline. wllb'-if Bower: 2004 Crescent Ave., Ft. Wayne, Railway Postal Clerk, Jennie Anglin. Mary lArnoldl Cameron, 1328 Huron, Ft. Wayne, Inca, Jack Cameron, Berghoff Brewing Corp. Abner Gerig, Grabill, Hardware Store, Annabelle Smith. Clifford Grabill, Grabill, Feed Mill and Minister, Arveda Wulliman. Leonard Harsch, 407 Englewood, Ft. Wayne, General Electric, Louise Pollock. Dr. Vance Hartley, Bryan, Ohio, Dentist, Mary Ellen Hayburn. R'-'ll' lHaWkl BVUl90l!9fi 2100 MelY0Se, FY- Wayne, Charles Brubaker, Wayne Pump Company. Russell Kryder, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, General Electric, Naomi Schnepp. Helen lKryderl Ladig, Woodburn, lndiana, Louis Ladig, Van Arnam Mfg. Co. Clifton Schwartz, 500 E. 9th, Auburn, lndiana, Foundry, Lela Shoudel. Gladys lPagel Warner, 642 Kensington, Lakeland, Florida, Orlo Warner, Draftsman. Hazel lHalterl Wheatly, 981 Marion Road, Akron, Ohio, Firestone Rubber, Luther Wheatly. CLASS OF 1926 Selma Flcry, Poagston Arms, Ft. Wayne, Nurse, Dr. Carroll O'Rourke. Carl Frankenburg, R. R., Ft. Wayne, Farmer, Eileen McCormick. Evelyn fMarklel Jackson, Rockford, Ohio, Rural Nurse, Ruhle Jackson. Glenn Klopfenstein, Southington, Connecticut, Music Repairman, Jasmine Carter. Mae lSchwartz, Maloney, Winchester Rd., Ft. Wayne, Gerald Maloney, Phelps Dodge. Thelma lConrodJ Schlatter, Grabill, Philip Schlatter, Standard Oil Company. Melvin Sevits, Lima, Ohio, Electrical Engineer, Westinghouse, Esther Christian. CLASS OF 1927 Harold Amstutz, Roanoke, lndiana, General Electric, Berneil French. Wier Anderson, Avilla, lndiana, International Dealer, Chole Quance. Mary lBertscl'11 Martin, Lincoln Highway, Ft. Wayne, Oscar Martin, Hardware Store. Kenneth Conrad, Deceased. Robert Egly, 17 W. Jackson, Battle Creek, Michigan, Reliable Auto Supply, Elsa Nackurud. Mildred lNeuenschwander1 Eicher, 3811 lndiana Ave., Ft. Wayne, Rev. Cyril Eicher, Minister. Herman Neuenschwander, Grabill, Harvester, Jean Hollifield, Clerk, Harvester. Morris Ream, Grabill, Farmer, Cleo Shaffer. Frances lGerigl Stucky, Archbold, Ohio, Denver Stucky, Auctioneer. Helen lSnyder, Stucky, Woodburn, lndiana, Schoalteacher, Husband deceased. Lama lWarnerl Mumma, Deceased. Orlo Warner, 632 Kensington, Lakeland, Florida, Draftsman, Gladys Page. Bernice lRathl Lehman, 1117 West Lexington Ave., Ft. Wayne, Office Manager, Laos lnsurance Company, Glenn Lehman, international Harvester. Argyl Vanzile, Grabill, Truck Farmer, Kay Johnson. CLASS OF 1928 Edna lReam1 Amstutz, St. Joe, lndiana, Herbert Amstutz, Furniture Store. Wilbur Bollinger, 3940 Northwest 28th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Shoe Salesman, Hazel Tredway, Sears Roebuck. Margaret lShearer1 Byerly, R. R. 3, Ft. Wayne, George Byerly, Farmer. Willard Conrad, Grabill, Grocery Store, Evelyn Conley. Dennis Gerig, 3807 S. Wayne, Ft. Wayne, Real Estate Agent, Marcella Sommers. Annabelle lSmith1 Gerig, Grabill, Abner Gerig, Hardware Store. DeVaun Kryder, 4209 Risley, Milwaukee 22, Oregon, Grand Coolie Dam, Eleanor Eveson Rawles Moudy, Tucson, Arizona, Carpenter, Eunice Flagg. Mildred lMartin, McComb, 1022 Lake Avenue, Ft. Wayne, Walter MCC0mbi FU'19 0l Home- Virgil Ream, Grabill, General Electric, Ardith Goodman. Dean Shaffer, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, General Electric, Dorothy Moudy. Domfhy fK,.Yder5 Tram,-nel: R, R, 7, Ft, Wayne, Magnavox, Ernest Trammel, Rubber Co. Glenn Trimble, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Farner Erma Menshy. Lola lDuvall1 VanZile, Grabill, Restaurant, Leo, Husband Deceased. Merle Halter, Deceased. CLASS OF 1929 Paul Conrad, Grabill, General Electric, Jenevive Landin, General Electric. Clark Hursh, 1417 Sherman, Ft. Wayne, Northern Ind. Public Service, Thelma Sherwood. Burnel Klapfenstein, Grabill, Teacher, Katherine Kohser. Lucille Qlilopfersteinj Frank, 1023 Howard, Saginaw, Michigan, Maurice Frank, Harvester. Cleo lShaffer, Ream, Grabill, Morris Ream, Farmer. Wayne Romine, Albion, lndiana, Proiector, Movie House. Dorogl-,Y QMOU,-jyj Shdferi R, R, 2, Ft, Wayne, Dean Shaffer, General Electric. Garnett Schlatter, 1912 W. Main. Fl' waYf'ei W 81 D Bake'Y- Virgil Vanzile, Deceased. ' CLASS OF 1930 Nellie Qmixfleldl Y0l 'ei Poplar Bluffs, Missouri, Ed Yahne, Salesman. Charles Chapman, Merchant Marine, Wife Deceased. Harold Fleifefi 822 W- DeWold, Ft. Wayne, General Electric, Mary McKee. Wilbur Fleffefi 1121 Riverrnef, Ft. Wayne, Bowser, Gladys Bucher. Luther Hawk, 14101 Marion St., Detroit, Michigan, General Motors, Evelyn Brook. Phyllis fBalyeat, Heymen, St. Joe, lndiana, WalterHeymen, Tokheim. Herman Ffedficksoni 34 Chestnut, Glens Falls, New York, Salesman, B. F. Goodrich, Mariorie Kandoll Esther McCartney, Grabill, Bowser. . Winfred Page, Auburn, lndiana, Farmer, Erma Showe. LaVera Sauder, 1823 Griswold Dr., Ft. Wayne, Gettle's. Furman Smith, California Road, Ft. Wayne, Zollners', Martha Miller. Glenn Schlatter, Factory Worker, Bronson, Michigan, Wanda Grombilk. Fern QWertman1 Sindel, Edgerton, Ohio, Marion Sindel, Farmer. Damian Wise, R. R. 1, Frazeysburg, Ohio, Contract Plastering, Florence Neal. Verda fGerig1 Nusbaum, 3519 Shaw Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, John Nusbaum, Minister. Clifford Schlatter, R. R. 1, Ft. Wayne, Wayne Knitting Mills, Lucille Yurkovitch. Dorothy Hull, Deceased. CLASS OF 1931 Eunice fFlaggJ Moudy, Phoenix, Ariziona, Rawles Moudy, Carpenter. Homer Fletter, 3731 Elston St., Chicago, lll., Television Tube Factory, Dorothy Bessler. Kenneth Hensinger, 817 N. Wisnor St., Jackson, Michigan, Factory, lnez Sorbes. Helen fHurshJ Koch, Spencerville, Virgil Koch, Harvester. Wayne Hursh, Avilla, lndiana, Farmer. Helene fSchwartzl Eme, 4002 Oliver, Ft. Wayne, Julian J. Eme, Philps Dodge, Foreman. Helen fStewardJ Tindall, Spencerville, Walter Tindall, International Harvester. Elmer Smith, 3344 N. Clinton, St., Ft. Wayne, Mossman 8. Yarnell, Flora Menshy. Erma fMenshy, Trimble, Ft. Wayne, lnd., R. R. 2, Glenn Trimble, Farmer. Betty fYacholl1 Stansbury, Pine Acres, Prescott, Arizona, Paul Stansbury, Banker. CLASS OF 1932 Wayne Bellinger, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Farmer, lla Cohen. Dorthea fConrad, Winzeler, 1101 Kensington Blvd., Ft. Wayne, Richard Winzeler, Manager, F 8. B Dry Cleaners Robert Current, Mongo, lndiana, Farmer, Wife Deceased. Daniel Disler, Vicksburg, Mississippi, U. S. Army. Carl Gratz, Pontiac, Michigan, Mason Contractor, Norma. Elenore lVan Zilej Hoke, Leo Road, Ft. Wayne, Clifford Hake, Harvester. Ward Hursh, S601 Woodheath, Ft. Wayne, National Mill 8. Supply Co., Martha Shaffer. Murray Klopfenstein, Akron, lndiana, Standard Oil Company, Ramona Antler. Warren Klopfenstein, Bax 455, Oneco, Florida, Works for Contractor, Velma Neuhouser. Leona fLevy, Koch, 4519 Calumet, Ft. Wayne, Clerk at Frank's, Clarence Koch, G. E. Lewis King, 1037 Case Ave., Mentor, Ohio, Engineer in Cleveland, Muriel Goldsmith. John Maxfield, 4214 Avondale, Ft. Wayne, Manager, Vim Sporting Goods, Dors Alexander. llo fMoudy1 Springer, New Haven, lndiana, Homer Springer, Works for John Worthman. Ralph Moudy, Fairbanks, Alaska, General Delivery, Maiar in U. S. Army, Elizabeth Frankenburg. Vivian fRupe1O'Neill, 1719 Kentucky Ave., Ft. Wayne, G. E., Ralph O'NeiII, Kroger. Harold Sylester, 2772 Elwood Ave., Barkley, Michigan, Electrician. Cleo fWarner1 Page, R. R. 2 , Ft. Wayne, Ernest Page, Farmer. Elvena QSteinerJ Kimes, Spencerville, Walter Kimes, Farmer. Erma fSchowe, Page, R. R. 2, Auburn, lndiana, Winfred Page, Farmer. Dorothy fHursh, Vendrely, Spencerville, Erving Vendrely, Contractor. Marshall Ely lDeceased1. CLASS OF 1933 Edith fWitmerJ Becker, Woodburn, lndiana, Ervin Becker, Farmer. Eva fEgly1 Dunlap, 3122 S. Harrison Blvd., Ft. Wayne, Ray Dunlap, U. S. Rubber. Laurel Gratz, 1701 E. Wayne, Ft. Wayne, lndiana Lillian QHalter1Syx, Clinton, Ohio, Roy L. Syx, Firestone Rubber Plant, Akron, Ohio. Marthanell fHoslerj Foster, 548 Citrus Ave., Orlando, Florida. Kathryn fKlopfenstein1 Stebing, 1704 South Sprott, Auburn, Bob Stebing, Harvester. Maxine QKryderj Bastain, 137 Esmond St., Ft. Wayne, John Bastain, General Electric. Elmer Long' Charles McCartney, Grabill, Farmer. Carl Maxfield, Grabill, General Electric, Florence Griswold. Virginia fBucher, Miller, Grabill, John Miller, Kroger Warehouse. Edna fMoudy, Daffern, Arcola, lndiana, Ray Daffern, Harvester. Clifford Ostermeier, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Builder, Martha Slater, Teacher. Derald Yoder, Grabill, Contractor, Doris Furnish. Edna lYoderj Lederman, Grabill, Elmer Lederman, Farmer. Florence fYoderj Lederman, Grabill, Glenn Lederman, Grain Mill. CLASS OF 1934 David Bartld, Harlan, General Electric, Myrittis Leichner. l Ralph Basinger: R. R. 1, Garrett, lndiana, General Electric, Die Assembler, Single. Junior Bohen, R. R. 2, Grabill, Salisbury Axle, Betty Garrmn. CLASS OF 1934 Continued lla lC00 1l Belllngefi R- R- 2, Ft. Wayne, Wayne Bellinger, Former. Audrey lCurrent, Clem, New Haven, Leo Clem, Frozen Food Locker. Jesse DUUI 3315 w00dl'0W, F. Wayne, Wermuth Construction, Phyllis Barker. Lorraine lBender1 Ehle, R. R. 1, New Haven, Mervin Ehle, Farmer. Florence lGriswold1Maxfield, Grabill, Carl Maxfield, General Electric. Virgil McConneI, Roanoke, Indiana, Farrrer, Myrtle Johnson, Teacher. PQQQY lP0 50nl Chesfefi 198 Gage Ave-, Elkhart, lndidnvi Nurse, Edward Chester, City Fireman. Maurice Ringenberg, Grabill, Banker, Margaret Ray. Harlyn Schott, Muskegon, Michigan, Field Manager, Fuller Brush, Kay Barney. Lorene lStuckyJ Snelling, R. R. 2, Auburn, Indiana, John Snelling, Warner Geer Ca. Robert Snyder, Box 110, FL R. 3, Coldwater, Michigan, Farmer, Fern Peters. Aan lHaafhi Sl '0Yefi 2301 Lillie St., Ft. Wayne, Clarence Shroyer, Foreman, Harvester. Regina lWarnerJ Sauder, 721 Ohio St., Auburn, Indiana, Paul Sauder, Carpenter. Mary Jane lChapmanj Hoffman,R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, News Carrier, Robert Hoffman. CLASS OF 1935 Walter Akey, 2319 Wells, Ft. Wayne, Allen Dairy, Annette Feichter. Dale Beck, Archbold, Ohio, Famer, Maredith Breitsch. Robert Beedy, R. R. 2, Auburn, Farmer, Eleanor Fuelling. Harriet lChester1 Hunt, 1332 E. Wayne, Ft. Wayne, Maurice Hunt, General Electric. Edwin Delong, Monmouth, Indiana, International Harvester, Ilene Davis John Eash, Bur Oak, Michigan, Feed mill Erma Ha arer. Helen lFreeman1 Shutt, Auburn,R. R. 1, Don Shutt, Trucker. Stanley Gorman, R. R., Spencerville, Teacher, Helen Griswold. Ellen lGriswoId1 Hicks, 4815 Bowser, Ft. Wayne, Lloyd Hicks, General Electric. Helen lGriswold1 Garrmn, R. R., Spencerville, Stanley Garrran, Teacher. Ralph Guillaume, R. R. 9, Ft. Vvayne, Farmer, Lou Rose Mcllett. Stanley Glen Hardisty, 2715 Waynedale Blvd., iioynedale, Ind., Mattes Bros,, Marilyn Shamberg. Hubert Hudson, R. R. 2, Auburn, Factory Worker, lris Jackson. Pauline llflopfensteini Snyder, 3531 Lillie, Ft. 1'iayne,Jack Snyder, Fireman, Pennsylvania Evelyn QLantzJ Frankfather, 2143 Oakley Ave., Ft. Wayne, Paul Franklather, Grocery. Velma lNeuenschwanderj Phillips, R. R. 2, Auburn, DeVon Phillips, Farrrer. Alice J. fSchwartzj Culbertson, R. R. 2, Auburn, Glenn Culbertson, Farmer. Janet fsauder Swander, Garrett, Wilbur Swander, Railroad. Bernice lTrimble, Roth, S. Defiance St., Archbold, Ohio, Ellis Roth, Minister. Ruth lblitmer, White, Terre Haute, Indiana, Merrit White, Guard. Ivan Strong, 102 W. 14th Street, Auburn, Firermn, B 8. O, Elaine Truckenbrod. Virginia lConrad1 Bates, Deceased. Evelyn l'NiIks1 Mowery, Deceased. CLASS OF 1936 Berniece lConradi Getz, 1413 W. Fourth St., Ft. Wayne, Louis Getz, Harvester. Richard Felger, 2906 Crescent, Ft. Wayne, International Harvester. Edward Hazelett, Jr., 2117 Beacon, Ft. Wayne, Tokeim Oil Co., Phyllis Griswell. Estler lPfister1 Friend, Defiance, Ohio, Glenn Friend, Farmer. Cleo Roth, Grabill, Indiana, Teacher. Alice lsasserl Howard, 2817 S. Barr, Ft. Wayne, Joe Howard, Assembler, General Electric. Martha lshafferj Hursh, 5601 Waodheath, Ft. Wayne, Ward Hursh, National Mill 8. SUPPIY- Howard Wetzel' Berniece fWitmer, Zimmerman, Gridley, Illinois, Loren Zimmerman, Electrician Hilda lCI1ester1 Kimmell, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Kenneth Kimmell, Farmer. Mabel lflooperj Leatherman, 1654 Sprunger Avel, Ft. Wayne, Perry Leatherman, Lz. E. Winfred Amstutz, Loomis, Michigan, Minister, Lucille Fisher. William Bender, R. R. 2, Auburn, Farmer, Plumbing Shop, Erlena Hockemeyer. Olive lBrown, Decker, Grabill, Lester Decker, Pennsylvania Railroad. Louise lFreeman1 Neiuwlandt, Harlan, Indiana, Firrran Nieuwlandt, Par-Tees. Jess Gerig, Grabill, Farmer, Iva Hoggas. Elmor Griswold, R. R., Grabill, Shipping Clerk, G. E., Freida Marolf. Dale Halter, Grabill, Station Operator, Teresa Morse. Mildred lHartzell1Messer, 311 Edgewood, Ft. Wayne, Office, G. E., Herbert Messen Paper Salesman- Richard Howey, R. R. 1, Spencerville, Fruehauf, Madge Cornell. William Hudson, Spencerville, Ind, Assembler, Bowser, Inc., Charlotte Tucker. u Eieeee llfloplensteinj Conroy, 2816 Menfera sr., Ft. Wayne: Thomas Conroy: Ft- Wavaa Pa Caff'Ua- Freida lMaroIfj Griswold, R. R., Grabill, Elmor Griswold, General Electric. I l Georgiana iMaxfieldJ Richards, 6039 North Kenmore, Chicago, Ill., Business Administrator, Sanitarium Husband Deceased. Ray Moore, U. S. Army, Barbara Dull, Spencerville. Lorraine Neuhouser, R. R. 13, Ft. Wayne: I'I0U5eW0 I'- Dale Stuckey, R. R. 2, Grabill, Farmer, Virginia Stucky. Phyllis lCoen, Potts, 1255 W. Sherwood Terrace, Ft. WUYDBJ Phil PONSE G- E- Virginia lBeard1 DeVaux, R. R. 9, FY- WGYHSI I I0 'Y Devo'-'xi G- E' Rose lCIeml Higgins, 2008 Fox, FY- WOYDGI G- E-i Ge0'9e W- FOXI G- E- Faculty vs! f I f-'Y GENE SWAIM VIRGINIA WEST B. S. Degree V 2 Indiana State Teachers Ctllege Ball State Teachers College W 2 3. S. Degree One year graduate work-- Ball State K Special Commerce 81 English Social Science 8. Science I0 years' teaching experience 6 years' experience I I i Gus 'wil -or-L? SY BILLA SPRUNGER WALDEMAR HELLER A. B. Degree Indiana University Ball State Teaclers College Ball State, Teachers College B. S. Degree Library, English, Music R. STANLEY GARMAN 3 years' experience 'I7 ears' ex erience Y P Central Normal College B. S. Degree Indiana University 1 Graduate work ' - ne- ' '-s I4 years' experience , lk f' V426-' -X . A, ' ' me ' ,, . ,lx Q, if B We I 5.1 is ...fc.w,GQ5 2 3 f . X S93 wr s.'1.'f 1'lt?-, f I t 1 .aff 55131 R2 , M. 1. , K . : gang -'S wr' . .' ' V 1- t - g ,pi .sw rt- , .4 I '- ' I - f Q ww.--1: wr-S ik r . :fx rl-V' . W' ' -I .... I fl 12,3 in ., -V is ? :Iii -I f' Q -1 . t 1. ,U , 1 , -,-5 '.i:J , f .s2?:: - ? ' ,Q z fi? -S? L.: ' f f F5 .S xg, 2 55 dw 'STB ., 223- i A I i' CLASS OF 1936 Continued Peter Boiwb: R. R. 9, Fr. wayne, Well Driller, Mabel Koufy. Richard Bucher, 4801 Weisser Park, Ft. Wayne, G, E., Phyllis Healey. Franklin Warner, Plaza Rd., Ft. Wayne, B. E Disler Lumber Company, Kathryn Surfus. CLASS OF 1937 Howofd Cl 0Pm0f1i R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Carpenter, Pauline Wolf. D055 ipafkefi Affwldi R- R- 5, FY- Wdyne, W. J. Arnold, Filling Station Manager. Dorothy iLewisi Brooks, 3522 Werk Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, Raymond Brooks, Crosley Maxine iRothi Head, Royal Oak, Michigan, Glenn Head, Minister. Lucille iConradi House holder, Grabill, Harold Householder, Ft. Wayne Wallmaster Co. R0Ym0l lGl Bl'00l4Si 3522 Werk Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio- Crosley Television, Dorothy Lewis. Jane fMossj Amstutz, Harlan, indiana, Vance Amstutz, Harlan Standard Service. Merl Moss, Harlan, indiana, Conservation Officer, Margaret Mettert. Geraldine fBartle, Sauder, Grabill, Kenneth Sauder, Sauder's Hatchery. Kenneth Sauder, Grabill, Sauder's Hatchery, Geraldine Bartle. William Klopfenstein, Grabill, Furniture Store, Nancy Wuethrich. Albert DeVaux, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Farmer, Marjorie Snyder. Robert Klopfenstein, York town, indiana, Standard Oil Company, Helen Spitler. ROY MCNCHI 449 W. Sherwood, Ft. Wayne, Realtor Builder, Lois M. Cameron. Woodrow Hursh, Spencerville, General Electric, Opal Likens. Vera iBeardJ Jacquay, R. R. 9 Ft. Wayne, Kenneth Jacquay, Carpenter. lrvin Menshy, Grabill, Poultry Dealer, Beth Gorman. Virgil Ely, R. R. 2, Auburn, Pennsylvania Car Shops, Alberta Steiner. Otto Decker, R. R. 2, Auburn, Auburn Gear, Kathryn Smith. CLASS OF 1938 ' Wanda iNeuhouser, Moore, 1814 Tyler, Ft. Wayne, Harold Moore, Engineer, Wabash R. R. Mariorie iGriswoldJ Godfrey, 2526 Lynn Ave., Ft. Wayne, Aldrus Godfrey, National Mill Supply Company Ellis Roth, Archbald, Ohio, Minister, Bernice Trimble. Edythe iYoder, Baxter, Latty, Ohio, Cook, Latty School, Delbert Baxter, Aircraft Factory. Myron Ely, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, R. R. Conductor, Annabelle Bainey. DeVon Phillips, R. R. 2, Auburn, Farmer, Grabill Cabinet Co., Bus Driver, Velma Neuenschwander Verdan Stuckey, Grabill, Farmer, Frances Fritz. Foster Klopfenstein, Grabill, Grabill Hardware, Wiladeen Ehresman. Max Grabill, Grabill, Cheese Factory, Alma Sapp. Donna iRinehoId, Roberts, 520 Midway Dr., Lexington Park, Maryland, James Roberts. Betty iBucher, Fullerton, New Haven, Richard Fullerton, Capehart. Bernice iBucher, Werling, New Haven, Theophil Yverling, Farmer. Joy iStucky, Shepler, Mexico City, Mexico, Nurse, Rev. Leonard Shepler, Missionary. Freida Decker, 1136 Guthrie, Ft. Wayne, Lincoln Life insurance. Richard Sauder, Grabill, lnsurance Salesman, Alice Devenport. ' Madelon fVanZile1 Chapman, Spencerville, Richard Chapman, Carpenter. Marjorie Knisely, Box 58, Grabill, Housework. Eloise Uiitmer, Fisher, 2213 Smith, Ft. Nayne, Francis Fisher, insurance Salesman. Eleanor iWitmer, Pepe, Ft. Wayne, 'Sidney Pepe, Postal Employee. william Smead, Grabill, Bread Salesman, Perfection Biscuit, Jean Rider. Rhea iNeuhouseri Grime, West Unity, Ohio, Skylard Grime, Carpenter. Helen fGarman, Montgomery, Rossville, indiana, Bank Clerk, James Montgomery, Teacher. Betty iNotestinei Boyce, St. Joe Road, Ft. Wayne, Charles BoyCei General Elecffic- Catherine iHazletti Winter, 1202 Dodge, Ft. Wayne, Herbert Winter, G. E. Joseph Hazlett, Alemeda, Calitornia, Mabel Collins. John Boirab, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Farmer. Helen fDelong, Jacquay, R. R. 1, Decatur, indiana, F. R. Jacquay, Floor Finisher. Kathryn iSurfus, Warner, Plaza Rd., Ft. Wayne, Franklin Warner, B. E. Disler Lumber CO. CLASS OF 1939 Virginia iStuckyl Stuckey, Grabill, Dale Stuckey, Farmer. Alberta iParsonsi Marolf, Auburn, R. R. 2, Fred Marolf, County Line Cheese Factory. Evelyn iHalteri Gehrig, Grabill, Morris Gehrig, Machine Operator. Morris Gehrig, Grabill, Machine Operator, Evelyn Halter. Robert Lantz, Harlan, Contractor, Helen Kurtz. Eleanor iRomick, Beck, Grabill, Merl Beck, Bowser. Fred Marof, R. R. 2, Auburn, County Line Cheese Factory, Alberta Parsons. Frances iYader, Raub, 112 Bloomington St., Greencastle, indiana, Richard Raub, Maxine QBeedyJ Kloptenstein, Grabill, Husband Deceased. Leona iRagan, Lengacher, Grabill, Lewis Lengacher, Shaw's Poultry. Eva iNeuhouser, Leis, R. R. 13 Ft. Wayne, Albert Leis, Welder. Dorothy iBartle, Langley, Trier Rd., Ft. Wayne, Wclfef l-0 '9leYi C9 Pe 'le - Steve Lucas, 701 Senate Ave., Ft. Wayne, Air-Craft Inspector, Ruth Jimison. James Moudy, Tuscon, Arizona, Carpenter, Florela Shimer. Warren Snyder, Jr., Woodburn, Stucky Farm Implement, Viola Hood. Wilbur Shaffer, 'l'l'I1 Woodhill, Ft. Wayne, General Electric, Mildred Leach. Keith Gerig, Hicksville, Ohio, Poultry Business. Elmar DeVauz, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, General Electric, Doris Banta. Clifford Klopfenstein, Tennessee Valley Authority, 389 Pflfki C0Vi '970 ': Tenn-1 D0 07hY Jones- Television. CLASS OF 1939 Continued Bill Scott, 1615 Sherman St., Ft. Wayne, Banker's Life 8. Casualty, Dorothy Pun, Walter Langley, Trier Road, Ft. Wayne, Carpenter, Dorothy Bartle. Wayne Howey, Spencerville, Foundry, Mariorie Longbrake. Paul Hassig, 2510 Oliver, Ft. Wayne, Wayne Pump, Be'-'lUl fL0UQl'li S0f'0fi 3004 Maplewood, Springtield, Ohio, Lowell Sartor. John M. Boirab, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Farmer, Lorraine Abodeely. Orange Wade Maxgield, Grabill, lHC Implement, Helen Klopfenstein. Elcine lR01l i Chapman, RWQ Lincoln, New Haven, William Chapman, Trailer Court. George Porter, Harvey JesSUpi 3216 Beaver, Ft. Wayne, Carpenter, Doris Jones. John Arnold, 1016 West Main, Ft. Wayne, Punch Press Operator, Magnavox, Wife Deceased. Otho Freeman, R. R. 1, Grabill, Wayne Hardware, Rose Botts. Lavon Bender, Grabill, Plumber, Grace Surface. Dennis Menshy, Grabill, Poultry, Elizabeth Knisely. Richard Klopfenstein, Deceased. CLASS OF 1940 llene fAkey1 Smith, 453 Freeman, Kendallville, Robert Smith, Wheel Factory. lona1Arnold1 Vanosdale 5720 S. Harrison, Ft. Wayne, Ralph Vanosdale, General Electric. Paul Bucher, 1219 Ferguson, Ft. Wayne, Electrician, Ellen Gerby. Gaylord Conrad, 333 Kinnaird Ave., Ft. Wayne, Zollner Machine Works, Maxine Hook. Edward Deventer, Deceased. Devon Deventer, Antwerp, Ohio, Wayne Pump Company, Ft. Wayne. Mary fGamble1 Rodenbeck, Huntertown, Henry Rodenbeck, Jr., International Harvester. Weldon Garman, Deceased. Rose fHalli Chapman, R. R. 9, Ft. Vrayne, Harold Chapman, Friess Tool. Leroy Hassig, R. R. 5, Bax 677G, indianapolis, RCA Tester, Freida Burkdell. Harold Hudson, Spencerville, Bowser, June Allen. Russell King, Khatculi, U. T. lndia, Missionary Civil Engineer, Elaine Stevenson. Richard Klopfenstein, C-4 Woodlawn Courts, Bloomington, Graduate Work, Indiana University, Mary Steiner. Jeanette fKlopfenstein1 Rogers, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Elliott Rogers, Air Force. Richard McNiece, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, G. E. Foreman, Pat Hacker. Forrest Metz, Norfolk, Virginia, Ensign, U. S. Navy, Pansy O'Neill. John Mishler, 1828 Huffman, Ft. Wayne, Painter, Gladys Hazel Hurley. Howard Paff, R. R. 1, Grabill, Wolf 8. Dessauer, Adello Peters. Dessie fparkeri Carboni, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Tony Carboni, Ft. Wayne window Company. Lorris Phillips, Franklin St., Berne, lndiana, Carpenter, lrene Habbegger. Jean Poling, 1916 Webster, Ft. Wayne, Checker, Krogers. Velma fPulver1Minnick, Grabill, Jerome Minnick, Tokheim. Ralph Rinehold, R. R. 2, Ft. fvayne, International Harvester, Jean Frogwell. Harry Schwartz, Decatur, lndiana, Ford Dealer, Kate Dunten. Rosemary 1Robinson1 Sheets, R. R. 2, Fremont, lndiana, Art gheets, Farmer, Game Harden. Hilda 1ShearsD Glendening, R. R. 1, Huntertown, Murphy's Wayne Glendeningz Fafmef- Henry Souder, Jr.: Grabill, Souders' Home Center Store. Dorothy fspringeri Gorman, R. R. 2, Grabill, Ray Gorman, American Steel Dredge. Harvey Steinbacher, R. R. 1, Ft. Wayne, Factory Worker, Helen Lietchenberg. Bernice fStohlmann1 Myron, 1667 Pell Drive, Dayton, Ohio, George Myron, Civil Service, Wright Field. Mildred 1StuckeyJ Robison, Grabill, Robert Robison, Zollner's. Robert A. Tharp, R. R. 1, Grabill, Masonry 8. Plastering Contractor, Jean Ann Yoder. Virginia fWalbolt1McNiece, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Floyd McNiece, Harvester. Edna Waterson, Box 51, Huntertown, General Electric. Zelma Waterson, Box 51, Huntertown, Gospel Temple. Gerald Widner, 311 Field, Ft. Wayne, General Electric, Kate Schlatter. Betty fYoder1 Stebing, Huntertown, Don Stebing, Teacher. CLASS OF 1941 lkey Boirab, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Well Driller, Marie Nasif. Geraldine fBucherj Campbell, Depot Rd., Poughquag, New York, Jack Campbell, ll3M. Clyde Butlef, Grabill, Por-Tees, Mariorie Vian. Norman Christian, Convoy, Ohio, Sterling Manufacturing Ca., Van Wert, Ohio, Juanita Ovbera Robert Cooper, R. R. 1, Grabill, Joslyn Steel, Rosemary Hockemeyer. Ronald Deventer, Spencerville, Contractor, Stella Hart. Travis Disler, 2501 Northway, Ft. Wayne, Standard Oil, Helen Hollopeter. Eileen lEdwards1 Musslemann, Columbia City, Ind., Ray Musslemann, insurance Agent. Berth Urlassigj Martz, 2510 Oliver, Ft. Wayne, Raymond Martz, Wayne Hardware. Mildred iHawkJ Clark, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Roger Clark, Farner. Robert Hohenstein, R. R. 9 Ft. Wayne, Civil Service, Nadine Getz. Helen fHollopeter1 Disler, 2501 Northway, Ft. Wayne, Travis Disler, Standard Oil. John Kasiemier, R. R. 1, Grabill, Leo Shell Station, Pat Hartmen. Alice fliipferj Yates, 3 Lynn Court, Nixon Park, New Jersey, Harald YCVBSZ W95'fl '9l 0USe-. King Klopfenstein, Arlington Heights, Chicago, Illinois, Triangle Package MaCl'Hf1eYY C0mP0 Yi EVelY 1 Sahacki. Arthur Schwartz, R. R. 1. Grobill, Manager, Schwartz Auto, Erna Myer. V CLASS OF 1941 Continued Ervin Scott, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Printer, Dorothy Schoenemann. Harold Springer, R. R. 1, Grabill, Farmer, Lila Schlatter. Mariorie lSteinbacher1 Neuenschwonder, Grabill, Hubert Neuenschwander, Grabill Hardware. Evelyn lParker1 Notestine, 606 Prospect, Ft. Wayne, John Notestine, Brudi Stone 8. Gravel, Wayne Rosselot, R. R. 1, Grabill, Draftsman, Betty Herman. Paul Partee, 3410 Glenhurst, Ft. Wayne, Par-tees Company, Jean Miller, RiC110FCl S1'10ffer, 346 Stevenson, Decatur, lndiana, Soy Bean Factory. Mildred lRedigeri Clifton, Auburn, Ralph Clifton, Auburn Dairy. Warren Sites, Gardena, California, Tourist Camp. POI-Il Sauder, 6651 Melvin, Reseda, California, Salesman, Esther Habegger. Joseph Schlatter, R. R. 1, Grabill, Farmer, Doris Bailey. Lila lSC1'1l0tY6f1 Springer, R. R. 2, Auburn, Harold Springer, Farmer. Morris Schlatter, Grabill, Farmer, Ruth Davis. Helen lKlopfensteinl Maxfield, R. R. 1, Grabill, O. W. Maxfield, Scherer 8. Kloptenstein. Richard Knisely, Grabill, Par-Tees. Philipina lLevy1 Coles, 1656 Howell, Ft. Wayne, Peter Eckrich. Helen lLewis1 Ternet, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Clifford Ternet, Farmer. Glenn Messman, R. R. 1, New Haven, Harvester, lrene Saurer. Glenna fMessman1 Tracey, Waterloo, lndiana, Tavern Owner. Ilene lMenshy1 Bruot, R. R. 1, Grabill, Roy Bruot, Zollner Factory. Mary lNeuhouser1 Crossgrove, R. R. 1, Yoder, Orvile Crossgrove, Minister 8. Painter. John Notestine, 606 Prospect, Ft. Wayne, Brudi Stone 8. Gravel, Evelyn Parker. Jean Ann lYoderl Thorp, R. R. 1, Grabill, Robert Thorp, Contractor. Rudy Kienzler' Betty Jean lFreimuth1 Knisely, Columbia City, lndiana, Clarence Knisely, Columbia City Freight Lines Marie lHalll Foley, Huntertown, Ross Foley, Salisbury. Jerome Speidell, 508 Broad St., Angola, lndiana, Manager, Thomas Dime Store, Helen Durnell. Edward Wolfe, St. Paul, Minnesota, Honeywell, Lorene Koenig. Eugene Cook, 2914 Culbertson, Ft. Wayne, Salisbury, Wilma. Hubert Neuenschwander, Grabill, Grabill Hardware, Mariorie Steinbacher. Alberta lsteinerl Ely, R. R., Auburn, Virgil Ely, Pennsylvania Car Shops. Winston Witmer, Alberton, Ohio, Coach, Marcia Guillord. Darrell Witte, 2710 Curdes Ave., Ft. Wayne, U. S. Rubber, Elizabeth Layton. Mary lWitte1 Crickmore, Kennerk Rd., Ft. Wayne, George Crickmore, G. E. CLASS OF 1942 RuthlHines1Wren, Helmer, lndiana, Clair Wren, Feed 8. Grain Mill. John Lee, Van Wert, Ohio, Teacher, Marilyn Klapfenstein. Clayton Stucky, R. R. 1, Grabill, Schlatter Hardware, Arlene Yoder. Gaylord Widner, 730 E. Columbia, Ft. Wayne, State Highway Engineer, Mary Stiegler. Richard L. Gamble, 2072 W. Creighton St., Ft. Wayne, City Transit, Betty Lanning. Kenneth Maxfield, 1229 Ferguson, Ft. Wayne, Lawyer, Jean Sanderfur. Richard Schwartz, R. R. 2, Grabill, Farmer, Helen Gruber. Wendeldean Roth, R. R. 2, Grabill, Trucking 8. Farming. Richard Melchi, Manhein, Pennsylvania, Printer, Esther Flaherty. Robert D. Smead, Grabill, Painter, Doris Kinsey, Magnavox. Rose O'Grady, indiana Medical Center, indianapolis, Indiana. Norma lSavagel Robinson, 321 Edgewood, Ft. Wayne, Robert Robinson, Fuller Brush Salesman. Helen lParkerl Ferris, R. R. 11, Ft. Wayne, Wermuth Construction Office, George Ferris, Salisbury Axle Maynard Savage, 1428K Lewis St., Ft. Wayne, Mechanic, Safety Cab Company, Ann Trent. Robert Robinson, 321 Edgewood, Ft. Wayne, Fuller Brush Salesman, Norma Savage. Lauretta lMay1 Peffley, 1019 University, Ft. Wayne, Charles Peffley, Harvester. Evelyn lDeventer1 Walters, R. R. 2, Auburn, Bob Walters, Farmer. Eloise lDeventeri Gephart, St. Joe Blvd., Ft. Wayne, Bud Gephart, Trucker, Security. Maxine lHalter1 Coyle, R. R. 1, Grabill, Charles Coyle, Guard, Magnavox. Eileen lBartlel Shidler, Grabill, Duane Shidler, General Electric. Wilma lwolfei Martin, Wallen Rd., Ft. Wayne, Harold Martin, Burroughs Adding Machine. Betty lFreemanl Lemper, Garrett, lndiana, Howard Lemper, Foreman, Auburn Clutch. Cora Bucher, R. R., Hicksville, Ohio, Derrill Kline, Farmer. Etty Abbott' Aldyth Cotner, Hicksville, Ohio, General Electric. Juanita lMcDuffeel Warner, Huntertown, Harry Warner, Machine Operator, Salisbury Axle. Mary Jane lReedl DuVall, 2810 Thompson, Ft. Wayne, Allied Mills, Darrell DuVall, Clark Co. CLASS OF 1943 Be1fYlAkey, Walker, R, R, 3, Ft, Wayne, Dale Walker, Superior Coal. Clair Arnold, Paulding Rd., Ft. Wayne, Magnavox Co., Dolly Disler. Eugene Butler, Grabill, Teacher. Barbara lBohikej Monroe, 2727 Evans St., Ft. Wayne, Al Monroe, Parrot Packing Co. Carol lChristian1 Harnish, Oakwood, Ohio, lrvin Harnish, Electrician. Robert Cozik, 2325 Waynewood, Waynedale, lnd., Marathon Service Station, Mary Jane Dillingham. Jay Conrad, Berne, lnd., Coal and Builder Supplies, Phyllis Gottschdlk- Willadean CGerigl Durfey, Cromwell, lndiana, Ed Durfey, Railroad Agent. Helen lHall1 Slater, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Murray Slater, Aircraft Gear. ,,,,,,.,1,7, ,,,..s LL. . fe 2 CLASS OF 1943 Continued Elizabeth fKniseIyl Menshy, Grabill, Dennis Menshy, Poultry Dealer. Richard Lantz, Grabill, Salesman at Klaehn's, Astelle Pulvermacher, Receptionist. Donald Porter, R. R. 2. Auburn, Farmer, Deloris Stanton, Auburn Telphone Company, Peggy IRobinson, Landrum, Huntington, Indiana, Paul Landrum, Farmer. Nile Jean IRomiCki Powers, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Dewayne Powers, Sears Roebuck. Robert Sommers, 2110 N. Broadway, Indianapolis, Technician, Alice Rogers. Edward Souder, Grabill, Furniture Salesman, Irma Fahling. Lorene Isteinerl Wiley, Garrett, Indiana, Howard Wiley, Barber. Robert Stohlmann, Apopka, Florida, Repair man, Jean Miller. Marquerite ISumneyJ Carver, Spring Green, Wisconsin, Al Carver, Cities Service Oil Co. Donald Tharp, Weir Cook Airport, Indianapolis, Willa Smith. Naomi IThompson, Haynes, R. R. 2, Auburn, Glenn Haynes, Parrot Packing Co. Evelyn IWalboltD Miller, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, LaMar Miller, Mechanic. Dale Walker, R. R. 8, Ft. Wayne, Superior Coal, Betty Akey. Lois fWitmer1 Fensler, Eylaria, Ohio, Kenneth Fensler, Minister. Myrtle IWitmerJ Schmucker, Nappanee, Indiana, Eli Schmucker, Truck Driver Paul Witte, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Millwright, Lorraine Albertson. Arlene fYoder, Stuckey, Grabill, Clayton Stuckey, Shaw's Poultry Market. Mary Helen lzimmermanj Dunham, Portsmouth, Ohio, John Dunham, Minister. LaMar Michael, EI Paso, Texas, U. S. Army, Instructor in Radar, Dorothy Renier. - CLASS OF 1944 Elinor IBatesJ Jones, Grabill, Wendell Jones, Railroader. Ilene lBauman, Miller, R. R. 1., New Haven, Ind., Paul Miller, Farmer. Betty IBIough, Christlieb, Chicago, III., Argel Christlieb, Radio Worker. Mildred IBaumgartneri Hurst, 2941 McCormick, Ft. Wayne, Paul Hurst, Magnavox. Paul Freimuth, 2506 Lynn Ave., Ft. Wayne, Apprentice Printer, Journal-Gazette, Betty Snyder. John Groselle, 1372 Irene Rd., Cleveland 24, Ohio, Brush Development Co., B.S. Degree, Indiana, M. S. Degree, Case Institute of Technology, Vesta Ryder Owen Haifley, 81197 Begue, Ft. Wayne, Minister, Arlene Flickinger. Arthur Hassig, Mansfield, Ohio, Filling Station Attendant, Betty Arthur. Ephraim Kipfer, Grabill, Salesman, Marilyn Peters, Harvester. John Howard: R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Farmer, Pauline Miller. Mildred fHobbs, Dietzel, 4324 Monroe Street, Ft. Wayne, Harlan Dietzel, Carpenter. Miriam liflopfensteini Jones, Grabill, Bill Jones, Works at Shaws. Jeanette IKryder, Cook, 2819 S. Clinton, Ft. Wayne, General Electric, Byron Cook, Taxi Driver. Wayne Lantz, Grabill, Carpenter. Clifford Liechty, R. R. 2, Grabill, Farrrer, Betty Rupp. Geraldine lMcKenzieJ Pettit, 2601 Carew, Ft. Wayne, Kenneth Pettit, Zollners. Donald Mertens, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Salisbury Axle, Janet Schlatter, Wermuth, Inc. LaMaine Miller, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Mechanic, Evelyn Walbolt. Pauline IMiIlerj Howard, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, John Howard, Farmer. David Mills, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Indiana Michigan, Barbara Widdifield, Nurse. Velma fNorr, Bollier, Grabill, Jack Bollier, General Electric. Richard Notestine, R. R. 9 Ft. Wayne, Spring Service, Fayetta Davidson. Robert Notestine, R. R. 1, Grabill, Salisbury Axle. Marian il-Darker, Gumbert, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Moe Gumbert, Zollners. Normalphillipsi Krauskoph, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Maurice KYOUSIKOPIWI Fufmef- Viiladean IPontiusJ Hall, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Russell Hall, Humane Shelter. Joseph Sauder, Grabill, Poultry Farm. Robert Sauder, Grabill, Allen Dairy, Joan Chaney. Ethelyn Schlatter, Grabill, Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company. Martha lSchlatter, Brown, R. R. 1, Grabill, Basil Brown, Truck Driver. Joan QSummers, McMahon, Grabill, Bob McMahon, Railroader. Joe Summers, Grabill, Grabill Cabinet Factory, Lorette Belanger, Office Work. Roy Stuckey, Grabill, Farmer, Loretta Yoder. Gerald Thompson, 2807 Evans, Ft. Wayne, Zollners, Betty Miller. Loretta fYoder, Stuckey, Grabill, Roy Stuckey, Farmer. Ruth lzimmermanj Bowers, Spring Vally, Ohio, Teacher, William Bowers, Student. CLASS OF 1945 Doris fWolfeJ Rhonemus, R. R. 1, Grabill, Comptometer Operator, G. E., Ronald Rhonerrus, Student. 'Mills Dolores CWidner, 1023 Delaware Avel, Ft. Wayne, Office Work, G. E, Ralph Mills MarCeil Ilflopfensteinj Zeltwenger, Bremen, Indiana, Don Zeltwenger, Farmer. Joan iChaney, Sauder, R. R. 1, Grabill, Robert Sauder, Allen Dairy. Carol iDeventerj Ahlersmeyer, 2417 Crescent Ave., Ft. Wayne, Jim Ahlersmeyer, Allen Dairy. Betty IHerman, Rossolet, R. R. 1, Grabill, Wayne Rassolefi Dl'0f9Sm0 '- Mary Lou IMaxfield, Lauer, Pontiac St., Ft. Wayne, Receptionist, Robert Lauer, Lincoln Engraving company Phyllis IFreeman, Connor, Stroh, Indiana, Howard Connor, Farm Implement Salesman. Helen fTimmermanJ Virginia fSteinerj Hauth, Grabill, Office Work, International Harvester. Faye Iweilbakerj Shears, Grabill, Wilbur Shears, Salisbury Axle. Marilyn iKIoptensteinj Lee, Van Wert, Ohio, John Lee, Teacher. Joan lHaifley, Grabill, 364 E. 2nd St., Ottawa, Ohio, Paul Grabill, Minister. CLASS OF I954 Continued. Betty fpenrodl Levy, R. R. I, Grabill, Art Levy, Farmer. -Ie'-'ln iMiII9fl 5'0I'1Im0nn, Apopka, Florida, Robert Stohlmann, Repairman. Doris lHinesl Brouse, 432 Catherine St., Ft. Wayne, Wayne Brouse, Enameler, Inca. Romayne lBellingerl Carnahan, R. R. 2, Auburn, Mervin Carnahan, Farmer. June Flickinger, 2535 Winter St., Ft. Wayne, Material Scheduler, International Harvester. Nancy lMyersl Steffen, R. R. I, Grabill, Floyd Steffen, Salisbury Axle. Hubert Stucky, Deceased. Don Schlatter, R. R. I, Spencerville, Teacher, Janet Eikenberr. Don Pontius, Wayne, Michigan, Ford Motors, Jean Malcolm. Jim Sommers, R. R. Bourbon, Indiana, Harvester Dealership, Edith. Richard Hartigan, Clemens Trailor Park, Stop I9, Albany Schnectady Rd., Albany,N ew York, Engineer, General Electric, Barbara Tharp. Robert Speidell, 2702 Sherman St., Ft. Wayne, Bus Driver for City. Max Bender, I0tl1 8. Congress Rd., Lakeworth, Fla., Mason, Pat Siple. Frank Clark, Ligonier, Indiana, Teacher, Jacqueline Disler. Don Forth, Covington, Indiana, International Harvester, Loretta Elmore. William Akey, Jr., R. R. I, Auburn, Carpenter, Rosemary Lobdale. Joe Chapman, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Carpenter,.Ioan Hill Jim Bauman, R. R. I, Melbourne, Florida, Toolmaker, June Bowers. William Mclver, Perla, Arkansas, Baptist Minister, Mary Jo Burnett. Paul Grabill, 364 E. 2nd St., Ottawa, Ohio, Minister, Joan Haifley. Rod Howard, 722 Nuttman, Ft. Wayne, Howard Camera Shop, Marcia Wilkins. Bert Federspiel, R. R. I, Spencerville, Farmer, Maxine Boisel, Woodburn Equity. Harry Tharp, Rochester, Minnesota, Mayo Clinic, Barbara Martin, Secretary. CLASS OF I946 Richard Snyder, Grabill, U. S. Marine Corp, Elva Volgamatt. Yvonne lWelIsl Passwater, R. R. I, Spencerville, Jim Passwater, Carpenter. Delores iYoderl Nafzinger, Hopedale, Illinois, Lyle Nafzinger, Farmer. Barbara fTharp, Hartigan, Clemens Trailor Park, Stop I9, Schnectady Rd., Albany, New York, Richard Hartigan Engineer, General Electric. Laura Conrad, 2702 East Drive, Ft. Wayne, Secretary, Zollners. Charles Cole, Spencerville, Farmer, Marsha Smith. Eleanor IDeventer, McCann, Butler, Robert McCann, Mechanic. Jacqueline QDislerj Clark, Ligonier, Indiana, Frank Clark, Teacher. Floyd Eash, Pinckney, Michigan, Works at Mill, Jean Eicher. Ellen Federspiel, R. R. I, Spencerville, Brotherhood Insurance Company. Patricia Groselle, IIIIM 5th Ave. North, St. Petersburg, Florida, Medical Technician Opal flfingl Carper, R. R. 2, Avilla, Indiana, Aden Carper, B 8. O Railroad. Patricia Klopfenstein, South Bend, Indiana, R. W. Sams Sales Company. ,,. Donnabell fLedermanl Nafzinger, Archbold, Ohio, Merle Nafzinger, Farmer. Reuben Leichty, Spencerville, Student, Goshen College. 4 Barbara Mertens, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Woterfield Mortgage Company, Secretary. Kathryn Miller, Goshen, Indiana, Works at a furniture factory. Marion Miller, Grabill, Hi-Record Hatchery. Joan Schlatter, Grabill, Brotherhood Mutual Life Insurance Company. Marcella fSchIatterl Fuller, R. R. 3, Butler, Indiana, Lynn Fuller, Farmer. - John Schwartz, R. R. I, Grabill, Farmer, Joan Lindsey, Wolf 8. Dessauer Clerk. Phyllis lWitmerl Moore, Grabill, Ted Moore, Ice Cream Maker. Donald Yoder, R. R. 2, Auburn, Indiana, Farmer, .lean McGassay. Barbara lMichaell Laynor, 78I4 I9th Rd., Jackson Heights, Long Island, N. Y., Roger Laynor. CLASS OF I947 Kay Michael, Grabill, Discharged from service. ' Richard Mclver, Columbus, Ohio, Student, Ohio State University, Virginia Schmidt. Carlton Sauder, Grabill, U.S,. Army, Signal Corp, Dept, of Photography, Joan Miller. LaVina QSnyderl Furgeson, Auburn, Indiana, Jim Furgeson. Robert Miller, R. R. 2, Grabill, Contractor, Joan Kryder. Sherrran Mills, Weeping, Nebraska, Minister, Betty Gorsline. Joyce QKryderl Price, R. R. 2, Grabill, Bob Price, U. 5. Army. Glenn Butler, 3I8W. Petit, Ft. Wayne, U. S. Rubber, Pat McAllister. Joan Walbolt, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Telephone Company. Marceil Sumney, Grabill, Secretary, Reserve Insurance Company. Marilyn lVanZiIej Shockley, St. Joe, Indiana, Roland Shockley, Salisbury Axle. John H. Wells, Grabill, U. S. Navy. Jean fChaneyl Michael, R. R. I, Grabill, Phil Michael, Shirmyer Construction. Jack Maloney, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne: Phelps Dodge. Virgil May, Grabill, Discharged from service, Peter Eckrich. Joan Forth, Grabill, Dreibelbiss Abstract Company, Secretary. Barbara lMartinl Thorp, Rochester, Minnesota, Secretary, Harry Tharp, Mayo Clinic. Janet fSchIatterl Martens, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Wermuth Construction, Don Mertens, Salisbury. Axle. Wilbur Blough, R. R. I, Spencerville, U. 5. Navy. Byron Weilbaker, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Northern Indiana Public Service Co., Linda Hovart. Jane lMaloneyl Mertz, 2204 Roy Street, Ft. Wayne, G. E., WcltMert1: G- E- Morris Liechty, R. R. I, Grabill, Contractor. CLASS OF 1947 Continued. Donna iYoder1 Brace, Garrett, Indiana, Bill Brace, Railroad. Ruth iFreimuth1 Hamilton, New Mexico, Sec., Civil Service, Grove Hamilton, U. S. Air Force Lloyd D. Kindlesporger, R. R. 13, Ft. Wayne, Northern lnd. Public Service, Verna, Perry. Betty iWeilbaker1CGrlisle, Big Lake, Columbia City, Indiana, Wayne Carlisle, Salisbury. Bob Henderson, 408 N. Oak, Columbia City, Indiana, Magavox, Shirley Kesler. Bud Kloptenstein, Huntertown, Plasterer, Billy Sage. James Passvater, Spencerville, Carpenter, Yvonne Wells. Iris Sauder, Delmore, Ohio, Teacher. Pat fSpeideIl, Miller, 4405 Oliver, Ft. Wayne, Richard Miller, Salisbury. Ronald D. Rhonemus, R. R. 1, Grabill, Student, International Business School Doris Wolfe, Comptometer Operator, G. E. CLASS OF 1948 Peggy Blough, R. R. 1, Spencerville, Midwestern Insurance Company, Clerk. Mercedes iBobay1 Wilder, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Wayne Co-op, Richard Wilder, U. S. Army. Thelma Christian, Grabill, Whitco Construction Company. Gordon Cole, R. R. 2 Ft. Wayne, U. S. Army, Graduate of Indiana Central College. Burnell Deventer, R. R. 2, Auburn, International Harvester, Burndetta Burns. Doris Federspiel, Spencerville, Brotherhood Life Insurance Company. Carrol Fogwell, Markle, R. R. 1, Teacher. Grove Hamilton, New Mexico, U. S. Air Force, Ruth Freimuth, Secretary, Civil Service Andy Hand, Grabill, General Electric, Barbara Smith. Betty fHenderson1 Kesler, Allentown, Pennsylvania, Secretary, Charles Kesler. McMillen Feed. Evelyn Hines, Grabill, Clerk, Lincoln National Bank. Reynold King, Norfolk, Virginia, U. S. Navy, June Grimes. Calvin Klopfenstein, Grabill, U. S. Army. Violet Klopfenstein, Grabill, Office, Perfection Biscuit Company. Barbara Lantz, Grabill, Wolf 8. Dessauer. Esther KLiechtyJ Beck, R. R. 3, Atchbold, Ohio, Gaylord Beck, Farmer. Phyllis fNeuenschwander1 Gaunt, 1203 Lakeside, Ft. Wayne, Harvester, Arthur Gaunt, Bible College Dorothy fParker1 Doughton, 210 E. Masterson, Frank Soughton, Salisbury. Marie fReed1 Mason, 2712 Molitor, Ft. Wayne, Sec., O'Rourke 8. Co., S. R. Mason, G. E. Meredith Sauder, Grabill, U. S. Army, Carol Kryder, General Electric. Robert Price, Grabill, U. S. Army, Joyce Kryder. William Steinbacher, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, U. S. Rubber. Christine fSteiner1 Gerig, Grabill, Harvester, Paul Gerig, Shaw's Poultry. Erma fSteiner1 Rennecker, R. R. 1, Grabill, Wayne Rennecker, Pennsylvania R. R. Vada fStrong1 Carper, Auburn, John Carper, Gamble's. Keith Wertman, R. R. 1, Grabill, Cheese Factory, Ruth Young. Ruth iYoung1 Wertman, R. R. 1, Grabill, Keith Wertman, Cheese Factory. Edward Zimmerman, Grabill, Zimmerman's Junk Yard, Betty Kryder, Secretary, Harvester. Mariorie fSchaper1 Mueller, R. R. 2, Wayne, Paul Mueller, Mueller Bros. Mfg. Co. CLASS OF 1949 William Howey, Spencerville, Lt., U. S. Army. Harriet fHursh1 Hobbs, Grabill, Clyde Hobbs, G. E. Joseph Kipfer, Grabill, Bible College, Ramona Miller, Bible College. Betty Klopfenstein, Annex Building, Methodist Hospital, Ft. Wayne, Nurse. Lynn Klopfenstein, Grabill, U. S. Army, Carol Beck, Civil Service Secretary. Dick Kryder, Grabill, R. R. 2, U. S. Army, Marjorie Klopfenstein, Secretary, Allied Mills. Kathleen flflopfensteinj Cantrell, 2125 Medford Drive Ft. Wayne, Paul Cantrell, Accountant. Joan fKryder1 Miller, R. R. 1, Grabill, Bob Miller, Contractor. James Lantz, Grabill, Student, Taylor University. Maredith iLederman1 Vendrely, Spencerville, Dick Vendrely, Schlatter Hardware. Phyllis QMeinerding1 Myers, Grabill, Eli Myers, Farmer. Phil Michael, R. R. 1, Grabill, Shirmeyer Construction Col, Jean Chaney. Samuel Miller, Jr., Grabill, Goshen College, Anna Dehlia Delgado Kenneth Mills, Grabill, Painter, Fruehauf. Ray Moore, Jr., Bloomington, Student, Indiana University, Nancy Rosenberger, Nurse. Howard Mundt, 1702 W. 3rd Street, Marion, lnd. Retail Credit Manager, Barbara Waggnor. Jean iNeuhouser1 Crossgrove, R. R. 2, Grabill, Husband Deceased. George Ort, U. S. Navy, 213W E. Main St., Ft. Wayne. Mary fRagan1 Beaver, 822 Rockhill, Paul Beaver, General Electric. Victor Schlatter, Chemical Engineer, Hanford, Washington, Elsie Confdd- Edith fSevits1 Miller, 1174 St. Joe Blvd., Ft. Wayne, Vim Sporting Goods, Richard Miller, Uim's. Clifford Slentz, Fort Hood, Texas, Second Lieutenant, U. S. Army, Inez Laverne Ray. Dwight Sauder, Grabill, U. S. Navy. Richard Witte, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, U. S. Army. Richard Arnold, R. R. 2, Ft Wayne, General Electric. Delores iAUerj Vining, 21486 Fox, Ft. Wayne, Harvester, Bill Vining, Harvester. Sylvia iChristian1 Stumpfle, Peru, Indiana, Bill Stumpfle, Telegraph Operator- Marcile fCraig1 Wilt, 711 Edgewater, Nurse, Ralph Wilt, Harvester. Don Eubank, R. R. 1, Grabill, Pennsylvania Railroad, Sally Place. Harry Graber, Goshen, Indiana, Student, Goshen College. Joe Grabill, Grabill, Student, Bible College, Ft. Wayne. CLASS OF 1949 Continued. Francis Groselle, 126 E. Schantz, Dayton 10, Ohio, Student, University of Dayton. CLASS OF 1950 Earl Notestine, Two N. 14th St., Forth Smith Arkansas, U. S. Army, llah Schlatter, Sec. Carol Ream, 439 W. Maple Grove, Ft. Wayne, Secretary, Baptist Church. Kathryn Sauder, Grabill, Ft. Wayne Art School, Leon Schlatter, R. R. 1, Spencerville, Goshen College. Marilyn lSlentz1 King, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Student Nures, Johnny King, Painter. Delmar Slentz, R. R. 1, Grabill, Farmer. Tom Spencer, 3721 Logan, Ft. Wayne, Carpenter, Kathleen Fensler. Annabelle fSteinbacher1 Ridenbough, 1104 Liberty, Ft. Wayne, William Ridenbough, Farnsworth. Marilyn Steiner, Grabill, Student Nurse, Methodist Hospital, Ft. Wayne. David Stucky, 416 N. Main St., Plymouth, Michigan, Attendant, Hospital. Richard Vendrely, R. R. 1, Spencerville, Schlatter Hardware, Maredith Lederman. Dean Weilbaker, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, U. S. Army. Eunice lYoder1Nafsinger, Hopedale, Illinois, Lloyd Nafsinger, Farmer. Pauline lzimmermanj Roth, Grabill, Schlatter Hardware Office, Roger Roth, U. S. Army. Donald Amstutz, Grabill, U. S. Army. Carol lBertsch1 Witte, 4916 Lantana Dr., San Diego 5, California, Typist, Lloyd Witte, U. S. Navy. Lyle Bertsch, Grabill, R. R., Welder, Virginia Beck. Donald Buffenbarger, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Eckrich Meats, Dolly Shellenberger. Donna fDean1 Longarnder, R. R. 1, Spencerville, Allied Mills Office, Ned Longardner, U. S. Army. Cleveland Deventer, R. R. 2, Auburn, General Electric, Marna McNutt. Sally Emrick, R. R. 2, Auburn, Secretary, County Agent's Office. Billy Freeman, R. R. 1, Grabill, U. S. Air Force. Geraldine Graber, Spencerville, Goshen College. David Hand, Grabill, U. S. Army. Ralph Hill, Van's Trailer Camp, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, G. E., Lois Afnstutz, Schlatter Hardware. Elane Kindlesparger, R. R. 1, Grabill, Clerk at Neiser's. Betty lKryder1 Zimmerman, Grabill, Sec., Harvester, Ed Zimmerman, Zimmerman's Junk Yard. Richard.Lederrrun, 416 N. Main St., Plymouth, Michigan, Attendant, Hospital, Joanne Nusbaum. Donald Martin, Grabill, R. R., U. S. Navy. Margaret Mertens, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Office, Tri-State Traffic Bureau. Ramona lMiIIer1 Kipfer, Grabill, Ft. Wayne Bible College, Joe Kipfer, Ft. Wayne Bible Col. llah lSchlatter1 Notestine, Two North 15th St., Forth Smith, Arkansas, Secretary, Earl Notestine, U. S. Army CLASS OF 1951 Max Amstutz, Harlan, Indiana, Purdue University. Anna Louise lBauman1Slentz, R. R. 2, Butler, Robert Slentz, Farmer. Virginia lBeck1 Bertsch, R. R. 2, Grabill, Lyle Bertsch, Welder. Joe Blough, R. R. 1, Spencerville, Par-Tees. Marilyn lCraig1 Easterday, 9122 Creighton, Ft. Wayne, Sec., Lincoln Life, Bill Easterday, U. S. Rubber. John Durbin, R. R. 1, Grabill, Purdue University. Marjorie Freimuth, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Secretary, Lincoln Life. Robert Gongaware, R. R. 14, Ft. Wayne, Apprentice, General Electric. Kathryn Hursh, R. R. 1, Grabill, General Electric. Marjorie lKlopfenstein1 Kryder, Sec., Allied Mills, Grabill, Dick Kryder, U. S. Army. Herbert Liechty 416 N. Main, Plymouth, Michigan, Attendant, Mental Hospital. Jean Meinerding, R. R. 2, Grabill, Wayne Knitting Mills. Wesley Mills, R. R. 1, Grabill, Cheese Factory. Marna Jo lNeuhouser1Worman, R. R. 1, Grabilll Richard Worman, Miller 8. Neuhouser Elaine Norr, R. R. 1, Grabill, Typist, General Electric. Vera Opliger, R. R. 1, Grabill, Typist, Lincoln Life lnsurance Co. Sally Roth, Grabill, Secretary, American Industrial Bandker's Association. Roland Sumney, Grabill, Student, Defiance College. Grayston Witrrer, Grabill, Student, Purdue Extension. Patricia Young, 1119 13th Street, Elkhart, Indiana, Secretary, Miles Laboratory. CLASS OF 1952 Marianne Schlatter, Grabill, R. R., Purdue University. Sam Schwartz, Grabill, Student, Purdue Extension. Marianne Sauder, Grabill, Secretary, Dreibelbiss Abstract Company Allen Schlatter, Spencerville, R. R., Farmer. Carol Schaper, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Sales Clerk, Kresge. Homer Slentz, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Well Driller. Robert Smith, R. R., Grabill, Purdue Extension. Shirley lSpencer1 Lynch, Terre Haute, Indiana, James Lynch, Student, Indiana State. Edgar Surface, Auburn, Cheese Factory. Glenn Weilbaker, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, General Electric- Noel Wells, R. R., Grabill, Lantz Trucking. Judy Zahrt, 'A' Street, Huntington, Indiana, Secretary, Fruechtenicht, Lawyer. Joan QS:-iyderj Gruber, Grabill, Clerk Typist, Lincoln Lindlnsurance Company, Richard Gruber, Sauder's Mill Lois lAmstutz1 Hill, Van's Trailer Court, R. R. 2 Ft. Wayne Ralph Hill, General Electric. Duane Arnold, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Purdue Extension. Robert Baldwin, R. R. 2, Ft. Wayne, Salisbury Axle. CLASS OF 1952 Continued Carol lBeckI Klopfenstein, Grabill, Sec., Civil Service, Lynn Klopfenstein, U. S. Army Donna Bertsch, Grabill, Receptionist, Telephone 8. Telegraph Company. Norma B bay, R. R. 9 Ft. Wayne, Secretary, Lincoln Life Insurance Company. Gloria Cartwright, Grabill, Secretary, SchIatter's Hardware. Arlene Gerig, Grabill, Student, Bible College, Ft. Wayne. Allen Graber, Spencerville, Goshen College. Noel Grabill, Grabill, Ft. Wayne Bible College. Erma Griffen, Auburn, Indiana, Telephone Operator. Miriam Hawk, Lutheran Hospital, Ft. Wayne, Student Nurse. Gene Hake, Leo Road, Ft. Wayne, Purdue Extension. Bill Hollifield, Grabill, Student, Wheaton College. Lucille lHubbartl Kitchen, R. R. 9, Ft. Wayne, Office, SchIatter's Hardware, Dick Kitchen, U. S. Army. Beverly Klopfenstein, Grabill, Secretary, Brotherhood Insurance Company. Ronald Kruse, R. R., Spencerville, Purdue Extension. Phyllis Lantz, R. R. 1, Grabill, Taylor University. Jean Marks, Auburn, Indiana, Receptionist, United Toolcroft, Inc. Harold May, Grobill, State Highway. Forrest Miller, R. R., Grabill, Farming. Thomas Ort, U. S. Navy, 213W E. Main Street, Ft. Wayne. Donna Pequignot, Grabill, R. R., Telephone 8. Telegraph Company. Charles Powell, R. R., Spencerville, Indiana Tech. Paul Springer, Grabill, Sauder's Poultry. S. E. MERRIMAN 8 COMPANY School Busses, School Supplies, and Equipment Ft. Wayne, Indiana 2821 s. Anthony H-64984 ROBINSON TRACTOR COMPANY Sales and Service For: International Harvester. . New Idea .... Dunham Bolens Garden Tractors Good Equipment Makes A Good Farmer Better' Fort Wayne, Ind i ana 325 E. Columbia St. A-844i BRATEMAN BROS. FARMERS MUTUAL AGENCY OTTO C. GREEN ER Men's Wear - Shows - Rubber Footwear Fire - Wind - Auto - Ins. 8I0 South Barr Street II2 W. Main St. T24 East Main St. A-4I43 Fort Wayne 2, Indiana F1 wayne ,nd D R IN K Cow' ' In Bottles DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING Fort Wayne Coco-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. COUNTY LINE SERVICE Meats and Groceries BISHOPS Leo- 23 18 THE STADLER FERTILIZER COMPANY Established 1854 Incorporated 19 FORT WAYNE, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS 13 OF HALTER'S GARAGE Cedarville, Indiana CEDARVILLE BARBER SHOP Haircut 75 Monday to Saturday 3:00 P.M. Hours: Monday to Friday 3:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Saturday 8:00 A.M.- 6:00 P.M. COMPLIMENTS OF WOODBURN OIL COMPANY Woodburn, Indiana REKEWEG - KELLER IMPLEME NT COMPLIMENTS COMPANY John Deere and New Idea OF SALES AND SERVICES Bullion Packers and Mulchers WOODBURN LUMBER COMPANY Soilsurgeon Tilling Equipment Woodburn, Indiana Phone-140 WOOdbL1I'I1, Indiana PhOI1G-26 Compliments of the Grabill Canning Company Residence Leo-2549 Office Leo-2103 PARK LANE BEAUTY SHOP Appointments to Suit Your Convenience Day or Evening. Mrs. Parnell Witmer, Proprietor Grabill, Indiana Phone 3482 LEO HATCHERY SL MILLER PROD. COMPANY, INCORPORATED Home of Peppy Peeps' Chicks, Feeds, Poultry, Supplies and Remedies SAUNDER'S POULTRY MARKET Farm to Market Outlet for Your Poultry. We Appreciate Your Patronage Grabill, Indiana Phone Leo-2784 Leo, Indiana Phone Leo 2163 CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE N E U H O U S E R S E R VIC E 1825 West Main Street Phone E-2033 ST AT ION NO Equipment to Buy Washing and Polishing No Work to do Lubrication SOFT WATER Accessories On a Service Basis Just Like You Have Telephone and Electricity The Savings is Greater Than the Cost Cars Called for and Delivered Phone Leo-3316 If no answer call Leo 2369 s,,- ,....A- N.. F -K . Enjoy good Skating with good music Plastic Floor No slipping - No dust B E L L ' S R IN K 30-24 East of Fort Wayne, Indiana D E E RW O O D Quality Foodsi' The Bluffton Grocery Company Present Address Future Address Bluffton, Indiana Ft. Wayne, Indiana ALLEN COUNTY FOOD DISTRIBUTORS DURKEE'S Margarine DURKEE'S Spices DURKEE'S whipped salad dressing Wherever Food is Sold or Served Compliments of GRABER AND SONS Plumbing - Heating - Digging Concrete Septic Tanks Spencerville, Indiana Phone - 2611 County Line Road Compliments of KLOPFENSTEIN TILE WORKS Manufactures and sells Clay - Products GRABILL INDIANA ZIMMERMAN AND SON Electric and Acetylene New Steel rounds, flats, and channels Tanks for Gas and Fuel Oil Buyers of Scrap Metal, Etc. Grabill Indiana RUSSE LL AUTO EXC HANGE California Sz Lima Roads Fort Wayne, Ind. Chas W. Russell Owner Phone E-2324 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Prompt, Courteous Service Noah A. Goldsmith Harlan-2157 Grabill, Ind. THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HO LME S FOR MEN'S WEAR 111 w. washington Ft. wayne, In d. YOUNG'S GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occasions Direct From Grower Greenhouses: Leo Road 4404 Leo Road Ft. Wayne, Indiana A-6380 GOOD LUCK SENIORS OETTING FUNERAL HOME Harlan, Indiana Harlan- 2813 RAY HOOVER General Merchandise Well Drilling and Well Repair Spe ncerville, Indiana Phone -11 SPENCERVILLE SHE LL SERVIC E Tires - Accessories - Batteries Akey and Hollabaugh, Prop. Spencerville, Indiana Phone-27 DRUC KE MILLER TRACTOR And Implement Company 5009 Decatur Road Ft. Wayne, Ind. HUNTERTOWN GRAIN AND LUMBER co., INC. Dealers in Grain, Seed, Coal, Tile, Salt, Cement, Feed, ETC. H-59115 Hardware, Lumber and Builders' Supplies Case Tractors Tools Repairs Telephones 2414 and 3424. WARNER'S MOTOR SERVICE Erman K. Warner Greasing- Washing-General Repairing Painting-Tires-Batteries Wrecker Service Oil and Gasoline Phone 2643 Huntertown, Indiana PRICE'S DAIRY Waft Sz Doug Tel. 2023 COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS We Make Our Own Ice Cream Huntertown, Indiana THE RAMAR Where Friends Meet Where Friends Eat Huntertown, Indiana SPANGLE SUPER SERVICE MOBILE PRODUCTS HUNTERTOWN, INDIANA PHONE 2753 I , Y.. BECK WELDING SERVICE Ornamental Iron and Metal Fabricating Portable Equipment CEDARVILLE, IND. Phone-Leo 2585 P.O. Grabil1RRa42 c l-PI ty fSh d L at Ph A219817 VAN'S TRAILER COURT C. E. Vanl-Iorn, Owner 5 Miles Northeast on State Road 427 R. 2 Fort Wayne, Indiana LtGtAq td D Ot CIIU SHAW'S DRESSED POULTRY MARKET Buyers of A11 Kinds of Live Poultry WE DO CUSTOM DRESSING We Specialize in A11 Kinds of Dressed Poultry in Season Leo- 2003 Grabill, Indiana IN FORT WAYNE VISIT HILLMAN'S 'fThe Interesting Store' CHINA, GLASS, AND GIFTS 117 West Jefferson WHERE QUALITY COUNTS COUNTY LINE CHEESE COMPANY, INC. Auburn, Indiana Leo-2382 CHEVROLET --- -- BUICK 2 M 0 ul.L oz G R G A L 'r r E ,EW Q i n 9 SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Complete Modern GARAGE - Wrecker Samoa - WALTER H. Tl-HELE DRAINAGE CONTRACTOR Investigate Our Late Model FORT WALES' INDIANA GUARANTEED USED CARS ' X Located On S. Wayne St. ' 93 ROHM 1460 CHEVROLET, INC. 219 N. Main . Auburn, B5324 E E 'r M E Sth and Main 'ndiona 3400 North Clinton Street TELEPHONE: A-2101 DAIRY PRODUCTS , INC. THE HOUSE OF GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Ft. Wayne 8, Indiana SCHERER AND KLOPFENSTEIN IMPLEMENT COMPANY DEPENDABLE SERVICE AT LOW COST Leo, Indiana Leo-2142 SUPERIOR CLEANERS QUALITY C LEANING Hicksville, Ohio Phone-367 SALES p SERVICE -2-2-15-11 I 'K ' Q N 4 - '.'IN . Q . S N, 5, A I. ww'-1' -R-Iliiixaw.-.-.-..-:Sz-...-I ' ,, 53' -v- soazzm'-1' ' I XR Xwsw'6e:e:a- IX age HONEST, COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT, SERVICE. Complete Motor Overhaul-Electronic Wheel Balance Carburation and Ignition Service Factory Approved Lubrication Work Guaranteed Free Estimates TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES SMITH CHEVROLET YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE REGARDLESS OF MAKE. Grabill, Indiana Leo-3664 CORNER STORE COMPLIMENTS HARLAN, INDIANA of Sodas - Sandwiches - Malts GIFTS - CAMERAS - DEVELOPING LANTZ I. G. A. STORE SUGAR BOWL The Best Restaurant in Town Grabill, Indiana LEO - 2702 NEW HAVEN, INDIANA SCHWARTZ AUTO COMPANY Serving the Community for 29 Years Leo- 2773 Grabill, Indiana CEDAR CREEK SERVICE Hosler Road and 427 GAS - GROCERIES - HARDWARE LEO - 2413 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '53 Best Wishes to All of the Undergraduates Dr. E. O. Hall Auburn, Indiana GRABILL CABINET COMPANY COMPLIMENTS MANUFACTURERS GRABILL HARDWARE OF A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN CABINETS WESTINGHOUSE PRODUCTS Grabill, Indiana Leo-3651 Grabill, Indiana Grabill, Indiana Grabill-3133 HELL W CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ROTH'S SERVICE STATION THE SEE US WOODBURN STATE BANK For Good Used Cars and Trucks WCODBURN, INDIANA Armstrong Tires - Tubes APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Member of FDIC Truck Repairing Our Specialty AUBURN GRAIN CO. HUNTERTOWN AUTO SALES SEEDS - GRAIN - COAL - SOYBEANS - FEED Corner South Cedar Sz Ensley Avenue Huntertown, Indiana Ph-2653 Auburn, Indiana Ph.-362 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '53 WOODBURN EQUITY EXCHANGE, INC. Phone- 11 Woodburn, Indiana