Liberty Center High School - Memories Yearbook (Liberty Center, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1949 volume:

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Mr. 1-larry Coolman was our teacher for the maj- ority of the subjects in the seventh and eighth grades. The class of 23 members entered the Liberty Cen- ter High School doors to become the Freshman class. This was in September of 1945. Our presi- dent was Roger Zoll. The other class members were, Darwin Markley, lohn Noe, Kent Craig, Bob Poul- son, Ioan Huffman, Phyllis Moore, lim Penrod, Har- old W. Ellett, Roger Highlen, Vera Mae Oswalt Ioyce Fryback, lim Mounsey, Edmund Burns, Max Overmire, Gene Wolf, loan Lydy, Mary Turner, Bill Gaiser, loe Clarke, Harold Williams, Marjorie Brad- leyfand Opa Faye Collins. Of this group nine were of the original class of 1937-1938. Mary Ellis was our sponsor. The next year we lost Max Overmire, Gene Wolf, loan Lydy, Mary Turner, Harold Williams, and Marjorie Bradley. ln the middle of the year Ioe Clarke left us and Carl Noland moved in. Luc- ille lvins also joined the class. The class president was Darwin Markley. The business this year was the purchasing of our rings from Terryberry Co., of Grand Rapids, Mich- igan. We sold schedule pencils and booster hats. Page Eleven Our sponsor was Eldon Aldred. As the year of 47-48 rolled around we had the same number of members as the previous year. Darwin Markley was again elected as president. The other officers were: vice presi- dent, Bob Poulson, and loanne Huffman, Sec. and Treas. The class had more business than ever before. We were in charge of the school paper called The Liberty Bell. Our faculty advisor was Amy Zimmerman. We were in charge of concessions at all ballgames. Also we presented That Crazy Smith Family as our first class play. We picked our class motto, color, and flower. As we entered the Senior year we had lost one member, Opa Faye Collins. This was a final stage of our high school education. Dar- win Markley was President, Bob Poulson, Vice President, Phyllis Moore, Secretary, and Vir- ginia Stroud, Treasurer. We put on the play Tree Points lnn, the last semester, and had three bake sales throughout the year to help pay for our trip to Washington, D. C., at the end of the year. fs Cf X X X, of ,fm Ira Robert Poulson Class Vice-Pres. 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Softball 3, 43 Track 33 Liberty Bell Staff 3, 41 Class Play 3. Joanne Louise Huffman Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Sec. 8: Treas. 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4: County Chorus 1 2, 4: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sunshine Society 2: Annual Staff 4, Liberty Bell Staff 3: Cheer Leader 2, 3, Minstrel 43 County Spelling Contest 1, 2, 3. James Roger Penrod Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 4, Track 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Minstrel 43 County Chor- A us 33 4-H Club 1, 33 Liberty Bell Staff 3, 4. 3 ,K 3 ' 'i William Leon Gais-er ml MA Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 3, 4, Liberty Bell lg Staff 3: Class Play 3: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus , 1, 2. 3. 4: Operetta 3: Minstrel 4: County Chorus 3, 4: Track 2, 3. Erma Lucille Ivins Class Play 4. ...Aunt f? , John Noe gt 1 ' 2 3, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, -iz Class Play 4: ., W 1, 3 Liberty Bell Staff 3. -0' X V 'V 3 4 ,,-v s . -H' - Darwm C. Markley gf V Jia, ,-.'. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 ,W Chorus 1, 43 Annual Staff 41 Liberty Bell Staff 3: im Class Play 3, 4: Class President 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, 43 Minstrel 4, ' 3 it Q Roger David Zoll R X f gk ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Softball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: . 'ga Annual Staff 4: Liberty Bell Staff 31 Class Pres. U 1: Class Play 3, 4. , 14 - cy 'Q fa ,Q ,f ,V Harold Wayne Elleti Y Class Play 4: Annual Staff 41 Basketball 3, 4: K Softball 3, 4: Chorus 1. 3, 4: County Chorus 3: L Minstrel 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. -1. if' Page Twelve ,im Q 'S Y? l .rv ' oo- - .',iQ 7 Joyce Ann Fryback Sunshine Society 2: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: County Chorus 2, 3: Class Sec. 8: Treas. 1: Liberty Bell Staff 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3. 4: Minstrel 4. James Clifford Mounsey 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Liberty Bell Staff 3, 4: Chor- us 1. 2: Basketball 1. 2: Softball 1, 2. Virginia Mae Stroud Sawyzee 1. 21 Class Play 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Liberty Bell Staff 3: Class Treas. 4: Band 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Minstrel 4. Kent Lydell Craig Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Softball 1. 2. 3, 4: Liberty Bell Staff 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Vice-Pres. 2. Phyllis Irene Moore Class Sec. 4: Class Play 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 1, 2, 43 4-H Club 1. 2. 3: Minstrel 4: Liberty Bell Staff 3: Annual Staff 4: Sunshine Society 2. Edmund Burns, Jr. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 3, 4: Track 3: Chor- us 1: Liberty Bell Staff 4. Roger Dean Highlen Class Play 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Liberty Bell Staff 3: Basketball 3: Chorus 1, 2, 4: County Chor- us 1: Minstrel 4. Carl Lee Noland Howe High School 1: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Softball 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: Class Play 4: County Chorus 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Operetta 3. so , 2 ef 3 ,gs-BQ, 1 .law fttfi 'L'.'I.'7' ul Paqe l'rT e-? jAe Cyan of 1949 - -' - ' ell 261125 :Ia fel' Time has flown by and believe it or not, it is the year l959g just ten years have passed since we were jolly seniors at L. C. H. S. l, joanne Huffman, having been a vocalist for a national network in New York City, am starting my first concert tour to the west coast. Traveling with me is Phyllis Moore, noted pianist. She has been my accompanist for several years. While Waiting for our plane at LaGuardia Field, l bought a newspaper and noticed a picture of an old classmate, Darwin Markley, on the front page. He is now a noted surgeon, who just returned from Europe, after successsfully performing a Very rare operation. We then boarded the airliner and nearly fainted, for who should We see on the same plane, but Kent Craig, a member of the l949 graduating class. Kent is now playing baseball with the New York Yankees. As we were going in the same direction, we de- cided to stop in our home town to see some of our graduating class. We were wondering who the good-looking pilot was and received a shock to learn upon landing in Washington, D. C., that it was none other than Roger Highlen. He received his commercial lic- jense after spending three years in the Army Air Force. As Congress was in session, we decided to at- tend. Upon entering, we heard a familiar voice, that of Edmund Burns. He was elected to the House of Representatives just this year. Of course, back in government class, he always did like to argue. We returned to the airport, only to learn that our plane was late due to motor trouble. However, the efficient mechanics soon remedied this. We were surprised to see jim Mounsey working on it. He is now head mechanic at the airport. Continuing our journey, we flew to the Bluffton- Wells County airport and began looking up some of our classmates. We stopped in the old high school hangout, Pry- back's, and there was Mrs. Ralph Smith, formerly Ioyce Eryback, who is now owner of the store. Oh yes, she has four little Smiths to help her, too. We inquired of Lucille lvins and it seems that she surprised us all. Lucille, who was never interested in boys, was married just one year after we left L.C. H. S. She and her husband now reside on their 260-acre farm in Liberty township, with their two children. Proceeding to Liberty Center, we dropped in to visit our old L. C. H. S. But now there is a modern new school building with built-in gymnasium an swimming pool. Bill Cfaiser graduated from Purdue University c a Civil Engineer, and the building of the net school house was under his supervision. The school term has now been extended to nin months, so we went upstairs to find Mr. Biberstine our senior sponsor, still teaching history and got ernment. While at school We glanced at a letter with familiar name on it, from a large sporting good concern in Chicago. Carl Noland now owns a Chai of stores, however he is located in the main offic in Chicago. We bumped into john Noe, as he stopped to vis on his way up north. john was a mailman for fiv years, when he met and married a millionaire. H spends his winters in Florida, and summers in Car ada on her money. We heard that a classmate was to be in the 50K mile speedway race at Indianapolis, so we Went t find out. Sure enough, there was Iim Penrod, ou school days daredevil, leading the race. Believe 1 or not, he won first place! We finally proceeded on our trip and stopped i Chicago for something to eat. Noticing the labe Ellett's Super Holsteins , on some dairy product: we looked a little closer. lt was the label of Harolf Ellett, who now owns a group of large dairy farm in Wisconsin. The Holstein business really seem to be' good. Our next stop was in Reno, Nevada, where W met an old friend, Bob Poulson. He invited us t visit his large gambling casino and night club. B the way, gambling is legal in Reno, and Bob hap pens to be very rich. We always thought tha pool might lead to something bigger. Continuing on to California, we heard that a nc tional majorette contest had been conducted i: Hollywood. The new champion is none other tha: Virginia Stroud, our high school twirler. Our last stop of the trip was at the M. G. M. Pic ture Studios, where we watched a new movi being filmed. We saw several girls swarming around the stai and upon getting a closer look, we remembered tht handsome face of Roger Zoll. Our senior Hglamou boy has finally reached fame. With our tiresome, but interesting trip completec maybe we shall stay awhile and take it easy. Wonder what ten more years will foretell? Ioanne Huffman Kent Craig Page Fourteen lladf an jrifamenf 0 fine .Slenior Cjfcwri We, the Seniors of L. C. H. S., being sound of ind, Wish to make right all our faults, misunder- unding, and debts. We do sincerely hope that Ich and everyone of the students and teachers ill keep the '49 graduating class alive in their emories. To the School: We leave our Memories both as a year book and s students. To the Faculty: We leave our hidden talents and all our appreci- iion for your kind patience and help to make us atter students. To the Iuniors: We leave our ability as privileged characters nd the ability to run all over the school building. We, the graduating class of '49, Wish to leave ,lr individual provisions to the underclassmen. l, Edmund Burns, will my red hair to Max Stan- vn. Clrle needs it to go with his temper! I, Kent Craig, Will my athletic ability to lunior 'ood I, Harold Ellett, will my height to Roger Lash. l, Ioyce Fryback, will my ability to trap a man I Betty Lieurance, providing she can keep him. I, William Gaiser, will my ability to drive to Rex -regg. I, Roger l-lighlen, will my intelligent brain to mmy Roberts, providing he doesn't share it with nyone else. I, Ioanne Huffman, will my ability to flirt to any- ie who Wants to know how. l, Lucille Ivins, will my quiet disposition to lrene enrod, provided she doesn't shock everyone. tw bf 5 l, Darwin Markley, will my position as senior class president to anyone who Wants the crazy job. l, Phyllis Moore, Will my ability to run around to Donna Maggart, providing she can stand it. l, Iames Mounsey, Will my poetic ability to Car- mie Ray Collins. I, lohn Noe, will my Commercial Math to anyone Who's fool enough to take it, l, Carl Noland, will my ability to 'iyap all the time to Dean l-loutz providing he doesn't sass the teachers. l, Vera Oswalt, will my jeans to the highest bid- der. l, lames Penrod, Wish to keep my sense of humor as it would be utterly impossible for anyone to be the least bit like me. l, Robert Poulson, will my ability to get along with the Warren girls to Kenny l-lunnicutt, providing he goes to Bluffton seven days a Week. l, Virginia Stroud, will my fantastic Words to Norma lean Highlen, providing she gives them back When she graduates. l, Roger Zoll, will my shoes to anyone who needs a pair of skiis. Page Fifteen 54.3. -has X -AL K I x W4 ' 1 g ,, ff y A 31 rf X f , P ,gf Q Q f nfl.: . ., ,Z ..:.:t g,5l -- ' J N 53 ? ,, fig ' .i itll 1 .. i f L S' Q4 5 Page Sixteen unior CAM f Class Officers Left to right, Res Gregg. Ti'easurerg Betty Lieurance. vice-president: Joyce Ware, Secretaryg Max Stanton, President. Left to Right: Rex Gregg. Betty Lieur- ance, Kenny Hunnicutt. Irene Penrod, Max Stanton, Alice Brickley Mary Bozell, Yvonne Eckhart, Roger Lash Joyce Ware, Virginia Ivins .SDOIJAOHIOPC 6fl'lJJ Class Officers Left to Right: Marge Hunnicutt, Virt- Presidont: Wanda Rennaker, President: Martha Wentz. Secretary: Donna Mag- gart. Treasurer. Carmie Collins, Gracie Maggarcl, Donna , 7-3 Maggart. 1 I C-9 All k EQ, 'Q Martha Wentz. Dean Houtz, Marge lv ' Hunnicutt. lb ' vm 1 Y' ,N , Peggy Penrod. Hazel Poulson. John Harris Wanda Rennaker ,............A4 'W 9 7 on 4sA'9j LAI' TT A Page Sex enteew .5113 i . i V r, .Q f .. L' ., M I' as, 4- I 1 ., 4 ..g,Ha5. A jFeJA IH ell Class Officers Left to Right: Larry Stanton, Vice- Presidentg Amie Lee Craig. Secretary and Treasurer: David Jacobs. President. Cleo Maggard. Junior Wood. Norma Highlen. Everett Elliott, Ilene Gephart. David Jacobs. Larry Stanton. Neil Brinneman. Bud Booher. Bill Wood. Amie Lee Craig giflflf' Front Row Left to Right: Lucille Kirlgen. Eleanor Morgan, Ellen Marie Shaw Patriea lNatson. Sandra Pursley, Louise Hunnicutt. Top Row Left to Right: Barbara Meyer. Gordon Bozell, Dun Poulson, Stanley Hot't'ziCker, Philip Cunningham, Terry Craig, Mrs. Turner, Sponsor. 19 g-...-- - QQ ll i J f 2 C'Ul'Ili I IT!! 0 Front Row Left to Right: Kaye Ivins. George Satterfield. Charles Oswalt. Bill Elliott. Middle Row Left to Right: Norma Niblick. Betty Harness, Marjorie Oswalt. Donna Jean Brinneman. Elizabeth Brickley, Rosemary Marshall. Juanita Vlfoods, Imogene Harris. Barbara Lash. Pauline Osborn. Top Row Left to Right: Von Hoffaeker. Pat Gregg. Tom Forman. Bill Clark. Ronald Burns. Arnold lllaggardp Ric-hard Morgan, Allen Smith. John Nlorgan, James Roberts. Mrs. Roe. Class sponsor. and Nancy Roe were absent when picture was taken. 5 - V- N nveen r. poeld poem 596 Row One Left to Right: Donald Marshall, Norman Edris, Tom Tinkel, Norman Elston, Leon Brinneman, Philip Bozell, Marcus Barber, Richard Brickley, John Huffman, Ivan lvans, Chaddy Penrod. Row Two Left to Right: Barbara Grover, Ven.ita Maggart, Sharon Speece, Noreen Edris, Janet Niblick, Mary Lou Brown, Peggy Collins, Ruby Osborn. Saundra Prible, Alice Harris, Nila Reece. Row Three Left to Right: Mr. Roe. Paul Anderson, Wendel Foster, Freddie Hart, James Williams, Carolyn Wilson, Janet Kirtley, Lavon Brenton, Bonnie Gregg, Carlene Hunnicutt, Leilani Yount, Patricia Frantz, Bob Gavin, John Bohr, Lester Brickley, Keith Poling. rt .,,. PJ. OAIZJOII if NOON! 3 Front Row Left to Right: David Edris, Donnie Niblick. Gary Joe Craig, Richard Mossburg, Charles Booher, David Prible, Eddie Williams, Dale Osborn. Middle Row Left to Right: Max Dunnaway, Jacky Clark, Maxine Osborn, Sarah Sue Tinkle. Joyce Wliisenhunt, Elaine Maggart, Marilyn Cunningham, Betty Gavin. Alice Jean Gerwig, Sharon Gregg, Danny Frantz, James Gephart. Top Row Left to Right: Jone Grover, Patsy Fryback. Dorothy Anderson, Raymond Maggart. Donald Bridge, Darrell Huffman, John Niblick, Etheleen Grover, Rochelle Dunn, Roberta Marshall, Carolyn Barbar, Jimmy Thompson. Mrs. Jeanette Johnson. Bobby Speece was absent when thc picture was taken. Pace Tnenty WIN. Qngericefi Noon: 283 ow f-V Jo n GM-Ja Swaen Smeiwr-f, J-1 i 5,li',, BMW- Pfmvon, Daw-1 M.1rL!ey4 Lqwf'-nie Ent!-ani, vue M1331 d LJ 4, Kumb-f, Fwd-Le Fnnvr, ow LPN o f obbv Mozjburq, Cha-jjy 154m-Of, WM-w-3 Jane, JJdy Bozell, Jonc Gweqq, Bnfbva U wan 0 3 :ae R-QU-P1 Dum Brwjileyx Mmvba bm: Culp Rom-rm Bflnnewmnl Mary Brnnerrmm, Duane egMra . 3 I ROW LP 'U R11 ' BN' F -'-'F-, J'ffP 'Sf-1-.cf D.1'1'-PP Bytnej Gen-11 Dunn, M.r3o',e CunnmfJV'3'W J' 3m Kvfr rv Bwrnvmxfv SV1 Pfue Rm Bvmm Swann B. JP' Jvww BJV '1'.. H-:rod Pau X W! x '49 v A . 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X Nine o' tne tirst ten wzll be lost by graduation, Max Stanton Bill Gaiser-Bill played very hard and w s very consis an will be the ony returning letterman. nts tloor game. Following is an introduction ot the members ot the varsity team, Ed Burns-Ed was very good on oeten e and was a may rel I Johnny Noef-Co'Captain, played consistently good ball on able. otrensrve and. defense. Max Stanton-Max was the only Juno o :tv tea V Kent' Craioifklso co-captain! consistant point qetter. and was shows great promise tor next year. melt DOW' fri-in tor the year. Harold Ellett-Harold was very valaable a n larger ea .lim Penfod-Jim improved greatly as the season progressed! an: was very good on rebounds. 3l'ld WON the Free Throw Trophy. Carl Noland-Carl was a -.ery rar ri e a a very ooo Bob Pc-irgonfliotl was our tion artist. l-te aio 'ebouncled tloor man. 'tell GH Lott O' the bani boards. The schedule is as iollows: Liberty Van Buren Liberty Jaclson Liberty Rod,-ireel, Liberty Lancaster Liberty West Union Liberty Chester Liberty Jetterson lHunt. Co.j L'berty East Union Liberty Roanoke Warren Tourney Liberty Roanoke Liberty Warren County Tourney Liberty Ossian Liberty Lancaster Liberty Ossian Liberty West Roclccreek Liberty East Roclrcreelr Liberty Chester Liberty Montpelier Liberty Petroleum Liberty Warren Sectional Libertv Bluttton Page Tfventy-Four -f : -2 Y, 5.4: 'A a'..,1 4 1, Q. if P5-A k 1 Q 7 V ef' X QNX BER X M X 9 I P X x .Xe X f M xx 411 f I i S3 4 X ' I 4 Q X . F f if X, Q kglv I.-. Q9 X W Y l . x yw, .4 In . X 5 6 r ' i X! A rsg. ey X, W3 Q5 R i A .XX L Ah 'I . .- F I I jf E.. K I E Wy 5 El 'C .1 . Q 1 .LJ . F , Maxim ,' hip 5 ff 4 o .. 'O . 0 i +,. x ' rf 1 11, J f q ' oy X lk ' -s r , x .W 4. Left to Right: Dan Poulson, Gordon Bozell, Terry Craig, Kay Ivins, Stanley Hoffacker, Richard John Morgan. and Bill Clark. Morgan, X! QED-M Mftw ' -3? v-.vf -fail Left to Right: Bud Booher, Roger Lash, Kenneth Hunnicutt, Junior Woods, Rex Gregg, Bill Woods, Larry Stanton, and David Jacobs. Page Twenty-S W ,4 i 'f if ' t.. 1 1 IR. l-HGH BASKETBALL The lr. High won two and lost ten in the basketball cam- paign tor 1948-1949. The Kittens just couldn't seern to click a Whole ball game often enough to make a good season. Stanley l-lottacker, T e r r y Craig, Danny Poulson, Gordon Bozell and Charlie Gonzalez are eighth graders who ex- pect to be playing High School ball next year, The Liberty Center Cubs tin- ished their 1948-49 basketball season with a l0-6 record which is one ot the best records tor the Cubs in quite a few sea- sons. Although they lost sever- al close, hard fought games, they played very fine ball all season. Several ot the boys will form the nucleus lor the varsity squad next year. W ,Law '14 T5 it Sitting Left to Right: Bill Gaiser, Carl Noland, Max Stanton. Roger Zoll, Harold Ellett, Kent Craig. Roger Lash. Standing Left to Right: John Noe, Edmund Burns. Bob Poulson, Jim Penrod, Bill Wood. 1948 SOFTBALL The Lions won three and lost three in their T948 campaign on the diamond, Craig and Noe had the highest batting av- erage, .466 and .409 respectively, while the teams average was 204. Players lost by graduation will be: Craig, Noe, Zoll, Noland, Penrod, Poulson, Burris, Gaiser, and Ellett. The outstanding game of the season was the Iackson garne, as the Lions played error- less ball to win lU-3, although out hit ll-7. SCHEDULE Liberty l Petroleum 5 Liberty 'Z fafltsori l Liberty S Chester 9 Liberty 5 Petroleum lo Liberty IU la-Clisori 3 Liberty 4 Chester 3 Dege Taewfi.-Se.-en I . 'W Ex 3 PF, , 31512 t ,ww 'J MS P316 Tn? En XF-PX C X5 Carl Noland Kent Craig Roger Zoll , f enlor .xdfnkfej THE COACH Mr. George Norman tNormJ Colglazier graduated from Ball State in August and as- sumed coaching responsibilities at Liberty Center the same month. Under his guidance the team didn't do too well in the first semester but came back strong in the last halt to climb to fourth place in County Standings. Mr. Colglazier produced a clean, hard tight- ing ball team that would give its all to win, Coach Colqliiziei' Irene Penrod Betty Lieurance DC-HD HOLWZ Seated Left to Right: Harold Ellett, Joanne Huffman, Virginia Stroud. Phyllis Moore, Roger Zoll, Standing: Darwin M'arkley, Mr. Biberstine. Roger Highlen. .760 .fdlllillflf Sift!! Qur Annual staff was chosen last spring be- fore school was out, During the summer we worked hard in getting snap pictures and new ideas tor the annual. Our pictures were taken by Cron Studio ot Fort Wayne, Mid-Central Engraving Com- Our Annual Stall is as follows: Editor ....--.e... --- Darwin Markley Assistant Editor --, --- Roger Highlen Business Manager ,,..,,,.. Ioanne Huffman pany ol Kokomo did the engraving, the printf ing was done by the Herald Press ot Wabash, and binding was done by Heckrnan Binding Company ot North Manchester. We hope you will enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed publishing it. Advertising Manager --- --- Phyllis Moore Picture Editor ....... ..... H arold Ellett Feature Editor --- ...,... Virginia Stroud Page Thirty i,z:ii,if,, M The Liberty Bell was put out this year by the Iournalisrri class. During the year we put out eight copies We hope everyone enjoyed Our staff was as follows, reading our paper as publishing it Editor .......... -- Bob Poulson Sports Editor -- Assistant Editor -- -- lim Mounsey Grade Editor - Business Manager - -, Ioyce Fryback Feature Editor N Circulation Manager H ,-- Kent Craig Humor Editor H, Seated, Left to Right: Jim Mounsey, Joycearine Fryback. Vera Ma Craig. Standing: Mr. Biberstine, Bob Pouslon. Jim Penrod, Edmund Burns. ,is we enjoyed Iirn Penrod Edmund Burns , Vera Oswalt ,s Roger Zoll Q Oswalt, Kent Q f 'W Fne T' .Simior ,gferg wwe oinffv ,gun STORY OF PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS Briefly, the story centered around the pecu- liar death of a wealthy and respective busi- ness man who was being forced by his young secretary to admit his illegal connection with a mysterious gang of counterfeiters. Before he could defend himself, he dropped dead at her feet. Who killed him? She couldn't ex- plain-nor was the audience able to explain even though it actually happened before their very eyes. P Aunt Ierry ..... Slim Saunders - Morgan DeWitt Phyllis Franklin .... - , - Sarah Savoy - - - - - - Andy Adams -- Pinky Thompson Shuffling Sam .... Buelah Blowout Mr. Aghasta --- Iudith lones .... Lady 'X .,... Th wr --------c----- Phyllis Moore -- Harold Ellett - - - - , , Boger Highlen Ioanne Huffman Virginia Stroud ,-,- Roger Zoll - - - .,.. lim Penrod -- - Carl Noland --,-o Iohn Noe Darwin Markley A, loyce Fryback -,, Lucille Ivins unior fg ay manly made jamify CAST OF CHARACTERS Agnes Martyn --- --- Mary Bozell Begonia .,v,. Y,,,.- A lice Brickley Bob ...... --, Kenneth Hunnicutt Nicodemus -- ......, Roger Lash Marilee --- ,ii Betty Lieurance Gracie ..... -C Irene Renrod Misss Lydia -,- -- Yvonne Eckhart Henry Turner --- -- Max Stanton Doris .....,,, ,H Ioyce Ware Sammie --- -L Rex Gregg STORY OF PLAY The Iuniors gave their play the ninth and tenth of November. The name of it was A Ready Made Family by I. Tobias. Here's the situation. Agnes Martyn, a widow, while vacationing meets an old sweetheart, Henry Turner, a widower, and they become engaged. Neither tells the other of the chil- dren at home, three in one household, and two in the other, The youngsters, having heard of the big surprise and not feeling any too good about it, plan to upset the matrimonial apple cart by acting their worst before their prospective step-parents. One has tits, an- other talks baby talk, and the third plays the role of a holy terror. Samrriie becomes a klep- tomaniac, and to top matters oll, Doris keeps harping on her operation. Finally the kids are ready to accept their new parents after they had come so near breaking Agnes and Henry apart. Page Thirty-Three S' Am Jaya! CHORUS During the year the chorus had several ace tivities. Among those were: teas, P.T.A, meet- ings, County Festival, Baccalaureate, and a minstrel. The most important event was the rninstrel. These different activities aren't all work, We had a lot ot tun presenting them to the public O and, we hope everyone enjoyed our year's work as much as We did. DIRECTOR MARY ROE 5 2 'Wx .l Seated L. to R.: Martha Wentz, Wanda Rennaker, Irene Penrod, Betty Lieurance, Virginia Stroud, Phyllis Moore, Mary Bozell. Standing L. to R.: Peggy Penrod, Everett Elliott, Kenny Hunnicutt, Darwin Markley, Harold Ellett, Roger Highlen. Carl Noland, Joanne Huffman, and Bill Gaiser. Page Tl-Pty-Four a 30 Our CI'liQI' U BAND The Liberty Center Bond wcis very active ijiloyinii ut bcxsketbcill games, the i'oi.zi':ty ic tivcxl, and the county tourney DIRECTOR JAMES TURNER f.. A, Front: Norma Niblick. Seated L, to R.: Everett Elliott. Sandra Prible. Patrica Watson. Darwin Markley, Joanne Huffman. Yvonne Eckhart, and Joyce Ware, Standing L. to R.: Virginia Stroud, Bill Elliott. Bill Clark Janet Kirtley, Annen Smith. Junior Bohr, Norman Edirs. Chad Penrod, Tom Tinkle, Venita Maggart. Vera Oswalt, Joyce Fryback. Barbara Grover, and Phyllis Moore. Nancy Roe was absent when picture was taken. Page ltr7rt,'fF?te , Maxim ,' hip 5 ff 4 o .. 'O . 0 i +,. x ' rf 1 11, J f q ' oy X lk ' -s r , x .W 4. A 1 Page Thirty Sw. 4-JJ CM 3 Front Row Left to Right: Marjorie Hunnieutt, Peggy Penrod, Amie Lee Craig. Donna Maggart, Rosemary Marshall, Donna Jean Brinneman, Nancy Roe. Hazel Poulson. Second Row Left to Right: Carlene Hunnieutt Carolyn Wilscwn, Lavon Brenton. Barbara Grover, Patriea Frantz, Venita Maggart, Nila Reece, Mrs. Turner. Third Row Left to Right: Mary Lou Brown, Wanda Rennaker, Joyce Ware, Louise Hunnicutt, Mary Bozell. Patrica Waston, Bonnie Gregg, Saundra Prible, Norma Nibliek, Eleanor Morgan, Sharon Speeee, Ellen Marie Shaw, Janet Nibliek. Noreen Edris, Martha Wentz. Juanita Wood, Barbara Meyer, Fourth Row Left to Right: Norma Jean Highlen, Betty Harness, Marjorie Oswalt. Barbara Lash. Irene Penrod, Betty Lieuranve. Joanne Huffman. 4-41 Cm 30,5 Front Row Left to' Right: Chad Penrod. Norman Edris. Junior Bohr. Bob Gavin, Middle Row Left to Right: Bill Elliott. Harold Ellett. Ellen Marie Shaw. Louise Hunnicutt. Rex Gregg, Mr. Hauk. Top Row Left to Right: Pat Gregg, Bill Gaiser, Darwin Markley. Jim Mounsejv. Kenneth Hunnicutt. Tom Tinkle. ,I ii Cl PQLUQ Though the way has been hard and tedious at times We've worked our way through to the end. And now when it's all over. said. and done. We realize how wonderful our teachers have been. Upon leaving the school, dear teachers and students We leave our memories, good and well. And from each senior of '49, We have only to say Farewell. It has saddened our hearts, this word, Farewell, As our time has come to part. But the joy and happiness linger still, Way clown deep in each heart. Page Thirty- Eight ALUMNI DIRECTORY ' 'Deceased 1904 Augusta Redding Mamie L. Merriman Harris' John A. J. Funk Earl DeVore ' Walter Kelly Hupp' Charles A. Mendenhall' Milton E. Merriman 1905 Everett Johnson Curtis E. Poling Jessie M. Hupp Bergan Homer Johnson Olive Johnson Shields 1906 Frank Sliger' Chloe Lieurance' Harry Collier William Gephart William Hunt Hazel Johnson William Harris Lula Cole Sliger ' 1907 Manley E. Stinson Ada Mae Roberts' ,Elma Losusa Johnson Jarrett Zade Florence Johnson Srits Catherine Anne Funk Collier Ruth Anne Croasdale Raraidin Fred Good Wilmore' Sarah Anne M. Funk Johnson 1908 Mary Alice Sliger Davis' James Orin Gordon Olin Walter Rittenhouse Benjamin Lloyd Gregg 1909 Olla Mae Jones Homer Donald Cole Ernest Claude Collier Walter Elmer Buckner Volney E. Alexander Veora Violer Garrett Eastman Luther Edward Ellis Edith Anna Wilmore Baas Harry Ray Coohnan' Justin Herschel Merriman 1910 Daisy Beulah Buckner Pace' Helen A. Surran Barkley Cara Dustin Irwin Carleton Noe Cecil Jackson Jesse McElhaney' John Morris Grover C. Muttersbaugh ' 1911 Lulu Fern Johnson Huffman Helen A. Surran Barkley Don G. Merriman Volney E. Alexander John Morris 1912 Kitty Evelyn Boltin Funk Mabel C. Thompson Merriman Marie Wasson Fry' Guy E. Huffman Ira G. Baker Grant Frantz Ralph, L. Johnson 1913 Lillie L. Morris Barcus Minnie D. Sturgis Robbins Elmer A. Harrold Claude L. Mounsey 1914 James Crosby Vaughn Minniear Guy Ware Nellie Popejoy Garrett Floyd Merriman Goldie Landig Wissler Miles Gordon' Ferral Roush Musselman 1915 Bertha Garrett Orville Dunn Ora Beerbower Muriel Boltin Sylvia Melling Heath Hattie Gerwig Eckhart Ethel Jackson Schnieder Dorothy Johnson' Elwin Johnson Lois Johnson Stinson' Zella McCarty Huffman Ruth Michael Gerard Roy Mossburg Joseph Pence Russell Stinson Raymond Wilburn 1916 Ware Baker Edwin Boltin' Ora Brineman Freda Ernst Lamson Arthur Hupp Ruth Johnson Shull Earl Marshall Merl Markley Victor Mounsey Nettie Osborn Blair Gerald Russell Mearl Williamson 1917 Vaughn Bailey Edith Baker McCloud Mildred Boltin Sark Delmer Harrold Paul Huffman Floe Hupp Markley Glenn Kasler Edvtha McCarty Humerickhouse Ethel May McKinney Huffman Lloyd McCloud Noel Ware Robert Wiley Russel Wallace Glesona Thompson Smith 1918 Grace Michaels Coolman Chester Thompson Homer Sheets Glenn Coolman Anna Hause Kreig Helen Johnson Kengen Frank Buckner Charles Gephart Loretta Osborn Ware Tess Bailey Faychland Cecil Bradburn Walter Crosbie Everett Dunn Victo Gavin Clarence Gordon Elijah McBride Glen Marklev Aenone Smith Mossburg Lottie Reece Kramer 1919 Howard Clark John Gregg Fay Clark Schmidt Earl Wiley Ferol Roush Musselman Arpha Curran Harold Stanton Edith Mossburg' 9 Albert First Kenneth Gregg Charles Hause Clarence Minnear Ruth Payne Killgore Carrie Stanton Highlen Zern Murray 1920 Mary Boltin Dare Ninetta Boltin Smith May E. Campbell Blake Frank Day Beth Garrett Gordon Mount Garrett Garrett Gavin Carrie Gordon Day Glen Gordon Raymond Hause' Clarence Gordon Max Kasler Iva Moore Huffman Cleo Minnich Mendenhall Zella Osborn Krinn Beulah Thompson Wise Glen Jones Marie Johnson Strickler 1921 Ordelden Haflich Herman Loudermilk Della Osborn Zoll Morgan Rowe Audley Mitchell Lucille Smith Bowman William Smith Victor Tarr Russel Van Camp' Marion Grover Susan Gregg Jarrett William Buckner Mary Clark Boltin Amos Brinneman Clive Markley Anna Miller 1922 Mary Rowe Roe Mary Gavin Smith Anna Reece Amstutz Reed Garrett Ruth Cole Stucky Ray Mossburg Bob Thompson Ora Martin Raymond Sale Donald Dickie Irene Echart Gerwig Opal Bell Bevins Ralph Braden Ruth Clark Valentine Edith Marshall Ulmer 1923 Kelley Moore Cleora Russell Moore Clyde Landis Ernest Minniear Claude Sills George Jones' Ingabee Brinneman Minniear Mount Frantz Herman Osborn Howard Mossburg Fay Martin Harrell Francis Smith Mildred Shoup Chiles Ocel Campbell Emery G. Grove Clyde White lone Jamison Grubb 1924 Leota Walser Terhune Elmer Mossburg Charles Stroud Martha Prible Morris Guy Morris Lois Loudermilk Steup Ora Huffman Arthur Gerwig Vivian Grover Wright Audrey Dunn Perrine Helen Clark Gregg Edith Clark Prible Mabel Brinneman Schug' Margaret Boltin Harrell Everett Boltin Mary Barrington Minniear Margarite Archbold Stahl Mary Mossburg Houtz Mildred Myers Markley Waneta Merriman Madduxi' 1925 Helen Ditzler Helms Chella Craig Boyd Joseph Baumgardner Mae Brown Sproat Audrey Beerbower Gaiser Mildred Archbold Plaistid Albert Tarr Grace Kingen Ulmer? Chauncey Frantz Verl Bender Freida Baker Cotton 1926 Kenneth Thompson Joseph Smith Loren Ramsey Edwin Prible Mark Pence Grace Ogle Dean Kasler . Ernest Jones Ida Hunnicutt Collins Opal Highlen Woods Ralph Gordon James Gavin Sherman Frantz Paul Frantz Opal Davis Dean Crystal Beaty Warner Mark Athan Catherine Stahl Schorey Ronald Markley Robert Terhune Delen Way Harley Strohl 1927 Glen Wright Elmer Tarr Merle Tarr Alice Dunn Marion Frantz Harmon Clark Andrey Clark Bevins Robert Boltin Bertha Minnear Stanton 1928 Nina Sliger Blair Vernon Ramsey Virgil Poling ' Martha Louise Nelson Brooks McCarty Curtis Ellis Martha Johnson Ryan Marie McCarty Helen Miller Harry Walker Dayton Musselman Gertude Gilbert Eberts Johnette Martz Brooks Holsinger Edith Brown Wlard Maro Morris Day ALUMNI DIRECTORY 1929 Robert Weinland Hilda Thrailkill Higgins Ada Penrod James Jones Frank Gregg Lawrence Frantz Edith Davis Vera Bender Watson Thomas Bulger 1930 Lloyd Way Kenneth Weinland Rowena Wlalker William Ward Edna Ware Frantz Helen Sliger Jones Bervia Rowe Watson Robert Rench Marjorie Pursley Kanning Mary Prible Moses Delene Moore Kleinnight Cora McAdams Romine Von Jones Crystal Edington Prible Herman Frantz Mary Brown Tinkle Mary Johnson Kenner Dorethea Cole Sutton Lawrence Markley Josephine Garton Barnell William Gordon Ruby Gavin Lockwood Marjorie Bender Souder Homer Michael William Bulger 1931 Timothy Ratcliffe Everett Ramsey Mae McCarty Winifred Le Masters Nill Charlene Krinn Bender Florence Cole Roger Buckner Eilleen Jamison Ward Harold Higgins Don Campbell Grace Mossburg Dolby Forrest Baker Bob Davis Garnet Grover Earl Dunn Mildred Brinneman Pauline Craig Scott Bob Barrington Arthur Craig 1932 Robert Showalter Charles Ramsen Paul Prible Leone Murray Brinneman Vernon Miller , Mary Jane Frantz Ginerick Joe Hamilton Ruth Archbold Mecurie Thelma Burns Matthews Ralph Buckner Robert Jones Frances Mendenhall Clark Helen Gordon Gast Kelly Davis Ruth Kolby Cohee Gelena Highlen Jones' Ruby Musselman Dorothy Musselman Meeks Mary Alice Bender Stout Loren Gerwig Dorotha Brown Small 1933 o Edgar Tarr Edna Tarr Hostetter Ora Ramsey Ethel Rush Dale Redding Roberta Reece Harris Dora Ramsey Vernell Pursley Nellie Noble Reaser Marie McElhaney Crystal Marshall Karl Marion Cole Elwin Coolman Elnora Crum Yaunt Mary Harmon Rix Robert Gavin Joe Fudge Harry Clark Doris Keith Elmer Johnson Golda First Osborn 1934 Esther Ware Wiley Rex Rench Esther Prible Clifford Palmiter Hollis Hupp Edwards Doris Cole Grauberger Harold Jones Ruth Miller Mary Mendenhall Chalfant Emil Coolman Annie Kirtley Grover Roger Clark Bertha Brown Fisher Mary Cole Poulson Joe Heckman Betty Garrett Kurtz Flo Ellis Clo Ellis Tate Russel Arnold 1935 Chloeevelyn Mounsey Baker Mildred Gavin Frantz Carl Staley Elsie Keith Margaret Kendall Anna Lucacko Mary Hoon Vera Ward Edith Collier Daugherty Enid Collier Gohmen Lure Johnston Fosnaugh Gordon Le Masters Paul Merriman Violet Terhune Barnell Dale Grover Robert Noble Mary Thompson Huffman Maxine Krinn Roush Oma Gayle Melling Miller Velma HuDD Patter Jane Cole Mulzer Flossie Melling Maxine Knowles Anderson Betty Ward Pearson Jacob Ramseyer 1936 Rinnear Funk Ross Way Gertrude Cole Frantz Dorothy Jamison Ostrander Betty Krinn John Kirtley Orest Krinn Dorothy Rench Lorina McElhaney Hunt Ben Hamilton Betty Worster Wilcoxin Helen Merriman Montgomery Lawrence Carnes Wayne Ball Edna King Stinson Ester Jacobs Clark Loyal Grogg Helen Eubanks Carzar Dorothy Rowe Wheeler Ellen Holsinger Osborn Garl Masterson Herman Barcus Fred Staley Irene Staley Dale Arnold Omer Morris Ruby Buckner Homer Mossburg Everett Tarr Elmas Coolman 1937 Ocie Bennett Betty Coolman Kuehne Rex Cole Ruth Curry Murray Alice Mae Ellis Marks Genivee Frantz Kirkwood Dean Garrett John Amos Grogg John Burl Hite Wallace Hubart Fred King Pauline Kizer Mowery Joe Lieurance Paul Lieurance Dorothy Masterson Ralph Minnich Robert Oman Esther Pearson Harrel John Prible Martha Tappy Kattee Ralph Wentz Doris McElhaney Krueckeberg Edith Williamson Barcus 1938 Richard Carr Ethel Clark Noel Clark Madge Cole Hunt Bill Garton Wayne Garton Martha Hamilton Schmidt Mac Knowles' Lois Lucabaugh Worman Katherine Michael Louis Mossburg' Helen Musselman Hamilton Ramona Murray Garton Wanda Purslev Hasler Gordon Stinson John Thompson Helen Wolf Campbell ' 1939 Marion Knowles Betsy Wolocott Beulah Buckner Doris Collier Garr Ruba Jane Garrett Harris Henrietta Noe Lee Howard Barrick Victor Fiedler Bill McElhaney Paul Gerwig Dean Hite Ben Lieurance Eugene Karrick Paul Johnson Bentlv Jarrett Ben Pearson Dorothv Minniear Young Irene Lindstrand Way Richard Meredith RoEer Jacobs Lois Keith Arvid Dale Johnson ALUMNI DIRECTORY 1940 Lena Betts Knowels Clyde Harris Rex Kiser' Anne Schneider Terrotta Jack Tappy Robert Arnold Garnet Musselman Parsons Marion Hupp Glen Thompson Clifford Minniear Kenneth Kumfer Evelyn Oman Lewis Leroy Frantz Thomas Kizer Martha Frantz Dickie Ralph Johnston' Paul Johnson Enda Wolf Wildey 1941 Milo Knowles Mary Elizabeth Smith Leah Pearson Mary Elizabeth Garrett Harris Mark Stinson Marilyn Meredith Himelick Donald Alexander Justine Grove Jeanne Coolman Raber James Garrett Mary J. Wise Carnall Samuel Arnold, Jr. Marjorie Arnold Spolstra Helen Ware Glass William Mann Dwight Pace 1942 Everett Sleppy Roberta Garton Arnold Martha Thompson Norma Jean Markley Betty Wentz Sheets Robert Lydy Freda Poulson Maggart Roger Shaw Lavore Karrick Gerwig Deane Moore Ray Clark Mary Lukacko Joe Williamson Dorothv Rittenhouse Gavin Edward Miller Evelyn Noe Daily Kenneth Gerwig Mary Musselman Grubb -Tanet Jarrett Faiello Roger Huffman Martha Musselman .Tunior Grubb Pauline Van Camp Towns .Tack Smith Estaleene Nash Milton .Tim Schneider Clovd Grover Bettv Herring Hite Ward Coolman Martha Dunn 1943 Robert Huffman Norma Jean Mann Ternet Roberta Thompson Werking Leon Mossburg Estal Nash Edwin McElhaney Gustin Oswalt Bernard Fiedler' Richard Coolman T-Tarriet Wolf Freida'Minniear Max A. Garrett Bonnie .Tean Pace Poff Harold Ferguson Mary Johnston Murray 1944 June Hite Burton Willadene Markley Poulson Ruth Ann Oswalt Nusbaumer Jack Kober Mount Garrett Jr. Doris Shaw Oswalt Doyle Sullivan Wayne Hunnicutt James Smith Max Mann Joe Moore Homer Ellett John Maggart Junior Dunn Cleo Tillman Joe Jacobs Joan Jarrett Guerrero James E. Poulson 1945 Jim Ernst Raymond Foster Robert Zoll Tom Smith Zelma Harness Langley Mary Ann Tappy Gaunt Phillip Riley Marlin Mendenhall Robert Smith Booker Bowman Harold Morgan Jacqueline Huffman Mildred Poulson Gilbert Robert Heckman Doris Tarr Dunn Raymond Mossburg 1946 Doris E. Vickrey Dale L. Mann Rosemary Schneider Mary Ann Huffman Gerwig R. Eugene Kumfer Roger W. Gerwig James E. Porter Betty J. Houtz Albert Richard W. Penrod Laurel Tillman Chadwick Joe E. Pearson Doris Ann Thompson Freida May Lydy Debolt Suzanne Smith Ralph E. Davison Kenneth B. Ernst 1947 Caroline Smith Rush Elizabeth Morgan Johnloz Robert Frantz Tom Gregg William Slusher Stanley Morgan William Poulson Wendell Mann Robert Mossburg Claude Lieurance Jack Riley 1948' Helen Minniear Mary Burkhart Harvey Ruthanna Lover Payne Brooks Humerickhouse Tom Huffman Dick Lash Junior Booher Harold Surbaugh Anna Louise Grover Ellen Huffman Wayne Rennaker Georgia Reaser Louella Hunnicutt Sproat Wanda Maggart Armantrout Virgil Burns j GRADUATES: Fur Your Future Homee R ember To Buy Y 11' Lumber, Hardware, Building Supplies and Paints From The LIBERTY CENTER LUMBER COMPANY J D NI Cl f 44 Lb C Id F armers' Grain Company DEALERS IN GRAIN. SEEDS. FEED AND COAL We have all kinds of Wayne and State Pilot Complete and Supplement Feeds. We are prepared to do your grinding and mixing as you want it. WE ALSO HAVE HOG FEEDERS AND FOUNTAINS Phone 2 on -L6 Liberty Center, Indiana P F T CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! GLEN O. MARSH , New nlfnss A 4 IN YOUR FUTURE Vfrecker Serviceg General Repairingg Paintg Body Shop Phone 61 118 West Vfashillgtoll Bluffton. Indiana P SWISHER LUMBER CO. LINIE O CEMENT O BRICK C FENCE ROOFING O PAINT 0 MILLWORK Bluffton. Indiana Phone 3 T03 West Wabash St. FRED GEORGE JOE DICK Our Hearty CTUIIf.ITflfl1lfIfIUlIS to the Liberty Center High School OLD FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN BLUFFTON A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation United States Depository F F em oriefi fI949 f2.4A-,,A.,,1 A, 5749 .S1,.f.,f CEU., 0049,-fy Cimr Sfkoof 0046,-1, Umm, Jlwbana HUNTINGTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU BUCKEYE ELEVATOR FEEDg SEEDg GRAINg COALg EENCING Fertilizerg Seed Cleaningg Grinding and Mixing a Specialty FARM BUREAU AND STATE PILOT FEED Phones: Warreii, 278D - - Liberty Center, 13 on 58 Buckeye, Indiana CARL HUNNICUTT'S GENERAL STORE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY H16 Years Continuous Service' NN'arren 273R - - Liberty Center 3 on 58 Buckeye, Indiana P F S INSIST ON Rose Hill Dairy PRODUCTS PASTEURIZED HONIOGENIZED VITAMIN IJ ILK Rose Hill Dairy Masterson-T ndall Co. CLOTHING and SHOES f 0 r IJ All anal LAD Sunw of the rmtifnzally l.'nou'n brands that you nmy 1IIlI'l'llIISO in lilufftorfs Finest Store for Ilan. ARROW SHIRTS INTERXY OVEN SOCKS BOTANY TIES MUNSINGIWEAR -FREEMAN SHOES NICGREGOR SPORTSWEAR HYDE PARK SUITS DOBBS HATS S T r Milk fd' Dairy Products VITAMIN HD HOMOGENIZED Pasteurized Milkg Chocolate Nlilkg Buttermilk Coffee Creamg Cottage Cheeseg Orange Drink Telephone 120 227 West Walnut St. Central Dair Bluffton. Indiana Bluffton Milling Company And Hatchery BABY CHICKS 0 PURINA CHOWS Livestock and Farm Suppliesg Poultry Supplies Telephone 97 221 North Main Bluffton, lnfliana E H Thoma and Son Office Telephone 1144 Night Telephone 110-R FUNERAL DIRECTORS Modern Funeral Holneg Ambulance Service Prompt and Careful Attention H Thoma and S011 116 South Main Street Bluffton. Indiana WARE BAKER COMPANY Bluffton. Indiana CADILLAC AUTUMOBILES MCCORMICK FARM MACHINERY . INTERNATIONAL TRLCKS F FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Wear a Corsage Styled by Artists from BLUE FT ON FLORISTS MASIQ About Our Rural Delivery Service We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Phone 81 Wabash Avenue Bluffton, Indiana John P. Schumacher, Prop. GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS and EN-AR-CO OILS TIRESg BATTERIESg ACCESSORIES Phone 84 Residence 125-B Wfarren, Indiana F HOUSER CHEVROLET SALES J 44- 'fi eilii PI1one 102 215 South Main Street For Erorzorrliml Trmlsportation - - Sales and Service Bluffton. Indiana SIVIELTZER HOME STORE R17 YERS UF PI D11 LTRY AND EGGS QUALITY AIEATS I FRESH FRUITS Complete Lille of Groceries and Yegetahlesg Dry Goods EDDIE and ED Phone 2 011 T4 Liberty Center. Ind. GAISER ELECTRIC SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR THE HOME Radio Repair and Service Work Phone 17 Liberty Center. Ind. FRANKLIN ELECTRIC CO., Inc. Phone 1121 116 East Wv3SIlIl1gtOll St . Dependable Electric Motors Bluffton. Indiana F' O L. L. BENDER 81 COMPANY ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, AND MILL SUPPLIES 224 Wfest Market Street Bluffton, Ind SUNIER 81 LOCKWO0D, Inc. This Is Your Guarantee of Service INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Life, Autog Fire, NN'indg Accident, Public Liability Compensation, Surety Bonds IOS North Main Street, Telephone ll Bluffton, Ind Serine Such mls You Have .4 Right To Expert COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS OF '49 C. M. GINGERICK, M. D. Phone 21 Liberty Center, Ind SENIORS! CONGRATULATIONS! HDOSIER CONDENSED MILK C0. Manufacturers of Plain and Sweetened Milk and Sweet Cream QI'ALITI ' is Our Motto Bluffton, Indiana P F' T FARMER'S AND MERCHANT'S BANK Blufftun. Indiana Gene-ral Banking - - - TNIPIIIIIPI' F. IPD. I. C. ffmrzplinwrzts Of HOOSIER GRAIN AND SUPPLY COMPANY GRAIN: IVIQICIIL SEEDS: CU,-XI, I31'ancI1es: Yan Buren. Nlnntpf-Iier. Keystmw. Ymlm' I'I1unP 40 and T-I Bluffton. Indiana RATLIFF'S MARKET FRUZEN LUCKER STORAGE Bluffton. Indiana SCIIOTT'S MEAT MARKET Htlllle-1Il'PSS?1I Meats and Custoin Curing WF DELIVER Phone 200 a Bluffton. Idniana SUDDETH AUTO WRECKING CO. New, Rebuilt, and Used Automotive Parts a11d Equipment HTIIQ House of a Million Parts North Main Street Phone I2 Bluffton. Indiana SURGE DAIRY EQUIPMENT STORE 66EL'QTj'fl1ilIf2 for the Dairyu CORVIN BRINER. Owner Phone 954 Bluffton, Indiana 2 MAGNETO SERVICE E? Wrecker Service - - Day or Night Front End Alignmentg Wheel Balancingg Body and Fender WOl'k Phone 29 Bluffton, Indiana WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS A DOLLARS WORTH MYERS DEPARTMENT STORE WHPl'Cll, Indiana P THE DUTCH MILL A GOOD VARIIC'IlY OF GOOD FOOD State Roatl l at Bluffton Hrialge Bluffton, Incliuna E. J. ELLERMAN 81 SON SALES NND SERVICE Genuine llllevrolet Parts and Accessories Complete Wrecker Service Pllone 25-1- Wlarren, Indiana T0 P S HOUSE OF MUSIC Exclusive Dealer of lluescher Instruments l29 East Wasliington Street GIIIIVIiIl'S IIIIUG SIIIIIE Hot Nutritious Lunclles and Dinner DRUGS AND PAIXTS Phone 40 Liberty Center.-Ind. Bluffton, Indiana G 5 If Ii DUB GIIIIVEII For Hauling: Agriculture Limestone Sancl. Dirt. Gravel. Stone Phone 63 Liberty Center, Incl F vw'-F .e fibeohcafion We, the Senior Closs of Liberty Center High School, Wish to dedicote this ormudl to our pgrents Who hove worked horrd, in order thot we might receive or higher educotiori. Page Two A For Reliable Shoe Repair At Reasonable Prices, 1t's E. M. UULE Liberty Center, Indiana MAX'S BLAGKSMTTH 81, WELDING MAX NIBLICK. Owner Liberty Center. Indiana LAMSUN HAT SHUP CLARA' LAMsoN 112 S. Johnson St. Bluffton. Ind. VENIS UFFICE SUPPLY GU. Office Supplies: Furnitureg Machines ' Royal Portable Typewriters 115 S. Johnson Bluffton, Ind. 1 f BLEURA MUUHE BEAUTY SHUP f'Liberty Ceiztefs Only Beauty Shop Permanents - - Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 7-36 Liberty Center, Ind. Hoinegguard Insulation and Roofing G A M B I. E S The Friendly Store I I 101 Main St. Bluffton. Ind. A THE VUGUE SHUP A woMEN's APPAREL A 103 S. Nlain Bluffton, Ind. A 3 2I+-fm I P--WI PPTP A-4 A STEFFEN HUME APPLIANCE A Frigidaire Sales and Service Stromberg, Carlson and Zenith Radios 115-17 N. Main Bluffton, Indt S IN PONETO 1T'5 DGLE'S STANDARD STATIDN Atlas Tires. Tubes and Aceesboue Poneto. Indiana PENRDD'S SERVICE Texaco and Indian Products Tires a11d Auto Accessories Sandwiches, Fountain Service lee Cream. Candy Phone 42 Liberty Center.Ind DLEMENTS GENERAL MERCHANDISE POULTRY AND EGGS Phone: Store 16-13: Residence 9-18 Poneto. Indiana MARKLEY BRDS. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Phone 84-85 222 NV. Market St. REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE SWINE MALES AND oiurs For sale at All Times P. E. TABP. R. R. 1 Liberty Cam. Ind. THE PEDPLE'S STDRE H. MTE. NYALNIER Sz CO. Phone 317 Bluffton. Indiana JESSE BARRINGTDN Groeeriesg Me-atsg Vegetables GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ph t111 e T-I4 Liberty Center Poneto. Indiana FARLIND'S FDDD MARKET COMPLETE FOOD STORE In Bluffton Since 1898 ' Phone 247 Bluffton. Indiana 1 KHIEGBAUM Enos. 3M'lH'3GlHlGE HARDWARE - - IMPLEMENTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Wa1're11, Indiana HUBEHTS AUTH SERVICE WILLARD Ceueratorsg Carburetors: Batteries LESH AGENCY ELDON D. LESH, Agent Insurance: Surety Bonds Bluffton. Indiana LHNN AND SAUREH E.X'l'lllSEl'9 Home Furnishers Furniture and Appliance Bluffton, Indiana TRUCKING Howard E. Smith, Prop. Phone 17 on 13 Liberty Center Poneto, Indiana SUUIJEH RADIATUR SHUP 6'Co1nplete Radiator Servicen Phone 202 125 N. Main b Bluffton, Indiana IO5 'S GEELS JEWELRY STUHE Known for Fine Diamonds . Main St. Bluffton, In Notions and Yardage Footwear and Clothing For ALL THE FAMILY BIJSTIJN STUHE Bluffton, Indiana P F E h M A g 1 31 MFE UUEUSEAEURUUS 1 Q Doughnuts Uncle Fresh Daily THR REXALL STURE Meals. Short Orders. Sandwiches The Best Drugs with Service mul Price Good Coffee Warren. Indiana W anon' Indiana HRRRESUU FARM EQUIPMENT ALL15'CHm'ERS THE UU KHILI. RRUR Sales: Parts: Service Bluffton. Indiana Phone T Warren. Ind. wUU EURURURE SEURE GUUUIN MUTUH UU- NEW AND IYSED J. L. GOODIN Furniture. Stoves. Bugs. Bzziclu: Olds.: Pontiac: C..lI.C. Truclfs Store Fixtures Phone 322 225 XY. Market St. 112 E. Market St. Phone 161 . Bluffton. Indiana Bluffton. Indiana JUHN W. UAHNMI. 81. SUNS JOHN DON ,IINI Abstractsg Loansg Real Estateg Insurance Office Phone 82 201 I'tility Bldg. plume 139 Bluffmm Ind. Bluffton. Indiana 1 F N 'rnnz Etfcmlc sfnvlcf Bluffton. 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V- - '--5-L fi I '- - -3512---f gr- .-J, ---',,, - a:,Z.1 gf ' :J ' ' ' - 'Ju ,-' '. - V3 - - ' A -. 1- , ,' .1 . ' ' 'Ll '.. , ' v -v.-'Q ' W Q ' ' J Q.. 'M -. A, ,. fm ',, f ' Y. A I 'A , . . . . X ..lv .x4rAniniJfra fion w3y I OUR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Our township trustee, Olin Rittenhouse, took office in Ianuary, l'347. He has done much worli in directing: our school. OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Charles E. Dag' has been a very eiticient principal. He started his tob ID l946. He received his B. S Dearee at Manchester College and his M. S Dearee at Indiana University. OUR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Wayne Lee, our County Superintendent, took his position in l94l. This makes his second term. He received his B. Sr Dearee at Marion Colleae, and his M. S. Decree at Indiana University. P pace Three X L. to R.: Gerald Penrod, Delmar Grover, Max Niblick, Floyd Grover, Orval Gerwig. Our school bus drivers have transported us to school every day and have been helpful in trans- porting us to hall games and field trips. Mount Garrett, our janitor, is serving his sixth year as the caretaker of our building. His work has added to making our school days more pleas- ant. Page Four Mount Garrett