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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

THe ptonccd We, the graduating class of 1961, wish to dedi- cate our 1961 Memories to Mr. Thompson. He has been our sponsor for three years, but has been more closely associated with the activities of our senior year. Without his leadership and backing, our 1961 Memories would not have been possible. We have tried not to lean on him too much, but just to know that he was behind us was enough to make our Memories a success. ' Dedcccttco t 4cUKUicAtnatco4t JOHN C. TALARICO Principal GLEN DUNN Trustee LLOYD LIEURANCE County Superintendent 7 TfCemonce !UtcC c entcf SeCt Sta . Linda — Pat Co-Editors Liberty Bell lors CHARLES JEROME ARTRIP jerry Appalachia. Virginia. 1. 2 Basketball 3 Track 3, 4 County Decathalon 3 Runner-up Student Manager 4 Letterman ' s Club 4 Liberty Bell Staff 4 Sports Editor Memories Staff 4 JEAN ANN RUSE Jean F.H.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Parliamentarian 1 Editor 2 Projects Chairman 3 President 4 G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Secretary 1 4-H 9 years President 4 Junior Leader 1, 2, 3. 4 Round-up 1 Key Club Award 4 Chorus L 2, 3. 4 Sprina; Festival L 2. 3. 4 Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 President 3. 4 Office Secretary 4 Class Play 3. 4 Liberty Bell Staff 4 Feature Editor Memories Staff 4 Co-editor Hoosier Girls ' State 3 DONALD MERL HUFFMAN Don Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Chorus 1 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Letterman ' s Club 4 4-H 2 years Liberty Bell 4 Sports Editor Memories Staff 4 Cafeteria Help 2. 3. 4 Spring Festival 1 PATRICIA SUE RUSH Par Class Vice-President 2 Treasurer 4 G.A.A. L 2 Pep Club 3 Chorus L 2. 3 Class Play 3. 4 Liberty Bell Editor 4 Memories Staff 4 Spring Festival L 2, 3 LINDA SUE NOBLE Lindy Class Reporter 3 Vice-President 4 F.H.A. 1. 2. 3, 4 Parliamentarian 4 G.A.A. 1 Pep Club 3 Class Play 3. 4 Chorus 3. 4 Spring Festival 3, 4 Office Secretary 4 Liberty Bell Editor 4 Memories Staff 4 DENNLS DALE BULGER D ing 5.4 Basketball 1. 2. Baseball 4 Letterman ' s Club 4 F.F.A. 1. 2. 3, 4 Sentinel 3 Reporter 4 Liberty Bell Staff 4 Business Manager Memories Staff 4 Cafeteria Help 3. 4 Class Plav 3. 4 NORMAN LEON GLASS Norm Class Vice-President 1 Secretary-Treasurer 2 Vice-President 3 President 4 4-H 9 years President 3. 4 Junior Leader 1. 2. 3 Round-up 1 F.F.A. 1 Class Play 3. 4 Liberty Bell Staff 1 Business Manager Memories Staff 4 Co-editor Cafeteria Help 3. 4 LARRY KEITH BRINNEMAN Brinny Track 1 Baseball 1. 2 Basketball 1 Liberty Bell Staff 4 Circulation Mgr. Memories Staff 4 Class Plav 3 RALPH EDWARD TOWNS Runt 4-H 2 years Chorus 1, 2 Spring Festival 1, 2 Class Play 3. 4 Liberty Bell Staff 4 Grade News Reporter Memories Staff 4 JUDITH JEAN EUBANK Judy Class Reporter 2 G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Liberty Bell Staff 4 Mailing Dept. Memories Staff 4 asses ( £a r962 ROW 1: Jack Barcus, Bar- bara Baublet, Carolyn Biberstein, Tom Bozell, Rex Brinneinan. ROW 2: Barry Clark, Bob Clark, Richard Frantz, Jim Grover, Christine Hall. ROW 3: Bob Harris, Don Harris. Sara Jane Hollo- way. Rick Jarrett. Bill Kirtlev. ROW 4: Kenny Kirtley, Larry Lieurance, Penny London, Eva Maggart, Ilene Mann. ROW 5: Ronald Oswalt, Kahlia Reece. Karen Soper. 12 ROW 1: Jim Barcus, Mar- tha Bozell, Leonard Bren- ton, Ron Heron. ROW 2: Rex Hunnicutt, Bruce McClurg, Georse MarshaU, Melvin Mellon? ROW 3: Bonnie Millinglon. Cindy Raber, Dennis Red- ding. Charlotte Sellers. ROW 4: Dick Short, Bill Thompson, Dale Wall. ei M4 o4 r963 e i oi 964 ROW 1 : Danny Anderson, Denny Archbold, Edwin Baublet, Becky Bulger. ROW 2: Bill Dawson. Bill Day. Phyllis Dul- worth, Allen Gregg. ROW 3: Dick Harris, Jim Harris, Jack Hollo- way, Clinton Jarrett. ROW 4: Carolyn Leist, Barbara London, Sarah Millington, Dennis Schmidt. ROW 5: Bruce Stanton. Mary Jane Vice. 14 Se Uox O ccen Left to right: Mr. Thompson, Sponsor; Don Huffman. Secretary; Pat Rush, Treasurer; Norman Glass, President; Linda Noble, Vice-President. cc4tcox O ice i Left to right: Chris Hall, News Reporter; Karen Soper, Secretary -Treasurer ; Sara Jane Holloway, President; Rick Jarrett, Vice-President; Mr. Roush. Sponsor. 15 S fiA ' O Kone O ccen Left to right: Cindy Raber, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Butt, Sponsor; Ron Heron, President; Char Sellers, Reporter; Jim Barcus, Vice-President. ' pie A KCUt O cce u Left to right: Becky Bulger. Secretary-Treasurer; Dick Harris, Reporter; Barbara London, Presi- dent; Mrs. Bussel, Sponsor; Denny Archbold, Vice-President. 16 IP nior Sc t nade ROW 1: Erma Buse, Sonja Cardin, Donna Camp- bell, Barbara Chism. ' - ' ' ROW 2: John Collins, Phillip Dawson, Linda Dunn, Barbara Flowers. ROW 3: Sue Funk, Bill Gavin, Kenny Hannah, Jane Jarrett. ROW 4: Karol Kirtley, Bobbie Jean Klefeker, Bill London, Marcia McElhaney. ROW 5: Judi Niblick, Randy Raber, Judy Smith, Jeff Stinson. ROW 1: Judy Archbold, Rich- ard Armantrout, Jerry Arn- old, Max Bauldet. Shirley Biberstein. ROW 2; Bill Bozell. Kathy Frantz, Kent Frantz. Larry Garrett, Karen Glass. ROW 3: Cathy Grover. Jerry Grover, Steven Haiflich, Cin- dy Harris, Kenneth Huffman. ROW 4: Jerome Markley. Cyn- thia McElhaney. Marcia Iel- ton, Dorothy Millington. Del- ice Snyder. ROW 5: Bobby Vice. Seuent d nade Scf t nade O ceen . Karol Kirtley, Secretary; Mr. Bussel, Sponsor; Bill London, Treasurer; Phil Dawson, Reporter; Jane Jarrett, President; Randy Raber, Vice-President. Cindy Harris. Reporter; Delice Snyder, President; Cathy Grover. Secretary; Mrs. Metz, Sponsor; Kenny Huffman, Vice-President ; Jerome Markley, Treasurer. 20 u Scxt ( nade ROW 1: Shelvia Basey, Jim Burkholder, Linda Campbell, Mike Coleman, Kent Day. ROW 2: Mary Dolby, Paul Dolby, Jerry Dulworth, Richard Eubank, Thomas Fa- ROW 3 : Kenneth Flowers, Eric Funk, Wan- da Grogg, David Hall, Mike Harris. ROW 4: Jenelle HoUoway. Jane ,4nn Jones, Nancy Klefeker, Jane Leist. Dorothy London. ROW 5: Linda Mowery. Fred Nash. Sid Raber, Dian Redding, Cheryl Snyder. ROW 6: Bruce Stinson. 22 ROW 1: Sue Armantrout, Bnli Bailey, Marvin Biberstine, Lana Buse, Steven Clark. ROW 2: Kay Cunningham. Gary Dawson. Kris Dunn. Nancee Engle. Rosemar Flowers. ROW 3: Colleen Galloway. Peggy Gerwig, Dennis Grov- er. Richard Hannah. Le- Anna Holloway. ROW 4: Jill Kober, Camn Lieurance. Gloria Mazelin. Susan Poulson. Jon Smith. ROW 5: Linda Vice, Cynthia Walburn, Ronald Westfall. ' pc n cU 23 aunt ( na ROW 1: Doris Brinneman. Bob Campbell, Randy Coleman, Ronnie Frank, Ted Frantz. ROW 2: Bob Funk, Jerry Gavin. Billy Grover. Sam- uel Habegger, Karen Haiflich. ROW 3: Vickie Haiflich, Patty Harris, Kent Ins- keep, Charles London, Rachael Matchett. ROW 4: Vickie Masterson, Frederica Murray, Robin Noble, Jim Pace, Billy Piatt. ROW 5: David Redding, Terry Sullivan. Susan Tarr, Richard Thompson, Rosemary Walburn. 24 cnd a nade ROW 1: Billy Alford. Den- nis Armantrout, Kandy Booher, Ricky Burdge, Cynthia Campbell, Brent Cardin. ROW 2: David Cole, Joe Collins, Joyce Day, Judy Dulworth. Trudi Dunn, Brenda Fagan. ROW 3: Trudy Funk, Jen- nifer Garrett, Patty Ger- wig, Sharon Ginger, Dan- ny Grover. Rosemary Hab- ROW 4: Wayne Hannah, Ted Harris. Connie Hof- f acker, Jim Holloway, Tim Huffman, Connie King. ROW 5: Walter Kleteker, Joe Kober, Leslie Maze- lin, Bill McElhaney, John Miller, Rodney Mossburg. ROW 6: Teresa Noble. Gary Poulson, Ricky Shorey, Jeff Smith, Sally Valas- quez. Seco tcC n Ce ROW 1 : Steven Bumgarner, Dennis Campbell, Tamera Campbell, Bruce Dawson, David Dolby, Frankie Doublin. ROW 2: Barbara Dulworth, Nicky Dunn, Nancy Eu- bank, Annette Fagan, Paulette Fagan, Laurie Garrett. ROW 3: Connie Gavin, Loy- all Grogg. Dbrrell Grov- er. Ruby Habagger, Jer- rlleane Holloway, Susan Inskeep. ROW 4: Judy Kober, Bruce Klefeker, Laron London, David Masterson, Randy Mossburg, Harold Meyers. ROW 5: Roger Mygrant, Ruth Nackert, Dick Nib- lick, Cher ' l Studebaker, Tonuny Surbaugh, Debbie Thompson. ROW 6: Anita Velasquez, Antonia Velasquez, Roger Westfall. 26 ' P t ( nacU ROW 1: Linda Alford, Terry Arnold, LuAnn Bailey, Tim Cassidy. Ron- ald Campbell, Joe Camp- bell. ROW 2: James Field, James Frantz, Ervin Glass, Mar- sha Grover, Dena Ginger, Linda Harness. ROW 3: Carla Hayden, Steven Klefeker, Leslie Ann Martin, Ralph .Mat- chett, Elaine Mazelin, Carol Ann Mowerv. ROW 4: Max Mekon, Mona Myers, Tom Pace, Richard Penrod, Debbie Redding. Billy Schortgen. ROW 5: Kathy Stinson. Gary Stroud, Carol Stude- baker, Diana Surbaugh, Nancy Tarr, Jay D. Thompson. ROW 6: Pamala Thorn, Vera Vice, Edith Velaz- quez, Lois Wall, Larry Walbum. mil m gj B L Ht - ' . ' «« « facultv PCaut (ofi t ' putcifte .: m : ■i u t ted o% 04n nnM4A Mr. Roush Mrs. Metz J 33 Mrs. Buss. ' l and Mr. Talari. SoccM StudceA (Mte Sc( tawtc MRS. ANNA BUSSEL Mrs. Bussel has been teaching at Liberty Center for three years. She graduated from Ball State Teachers College. Mrs. Bussel teaches Home Eco- nomics and Social Studies and she is the advisor for the Future Home- makers and the pep club. 4 fn cuCtune JAMES H. ROUSH For the past six years Mr. Roush has been serving our school as teacher of Agriculture, Biology, and Chemistry. Mr. Roush is the FFA advisor. He is a graduate of Purdue Uni- versity and Ball State Teachers Col- lege. THu tc WILLIAM HER-XAXDEZ For the past two years Mr. Her- nandez has been serving as a Music and Band teacher. This year he is also teaching seventh grade English. MR. BUSSEL Has lieen teaching here for the past two years. He teaches Junior High and coaches Junior High. He also is assistant high school coach. MR. CARNES Has served the County a number of years as a Principal, Coach, Teacher and is now serving several schools in Driver ' s Education. Se iiMC ' i eC iefU BUS DRIVERS Left to light: Willis Elston, Oren Bowman. Ben Soper, Bo)d Caidin. Orval Gerwig. CUSTODIANS Mr. and Mrs. Mount Garrett Mount and Ada have kept the school build- ing clean for eighteen years. LENNA RITTENHOUSE First Grade For the past fourteen years Mrs. Rittenhouse has been teach- ing the first grade at Liberty Center. DONNA SIMPSON Second Grade Mrs. Simpson has been on the faculty at Liberty Center since 1955. FLORA KIRTLEY Third Grade Mrs. Kirtley has had many ex- periences in teaching the third grade for the past five years at Liberty Center. ■ 9% - FRANCES CLARK Fourth Grade Teaching the- fourth grade at Liberty Center has been Mrs. Clark s career for the past five years. VIOLET BRANE Fifth Grade Mrs. Brane has been teaching the fifth grade at Liberty for four years now. PRESTON JOHNSON Sixth Grade Mr. Johnson has been teaching the sixth grade for the past six years. He is also the fifth and sixth grade coach. ' , i |||j KttttMtt|||| i|K|||U m flUBk ■ B rif BMiJHUi) ' ' ' ' - ' 7- - . FRONT ROW Mar Vice, Phyllis Dulworth, Penny London, Barbara Baublet, Mrs. Bussel. ROW 2: Carolyn Leist, Eva Maggart, Chris Hall, Kahlia Reece, Becky Bulger. ROW 3: Martha Bozell, Jean Buse, Karen Soper, Char Sellers, Cindy Raber. ROW 4: Barbara London, Carolyn Biberstein, Sara Jane HoUoway, Ilene Mann, Linda Noble. F.F.A.-F.H.A. Dance 44 7 ' ?- - FRONT ROW: George Marshall, Bill Thompson, Melvin Melton, Bill Kirtley, Mr. Roush. ROW 2: Bill Dawson, Ron Heron, Danny Anderson, Ed Baublet, Dennis Redding. ROW 3: Dick Short, Dennis Schmidt, Kenny Kirtley, Jack Barcus, Leonard Brenton. ROW 4: Larry Lieurance, Ding Bulger, Tom Bozell, Barry Clark, Jack HoUoway. F.F.A.F.H.A. Dance 45 ' 8a ' 4- '  n, r X 1. ' % FRONT ROW: B. Stinson, M. Biberstine, L. HoUoway, S. Raber, R. WestfaU, R. Hannah, C. Lieurance, Mr. Roush. ROW 2: E. Funk. J. HoIIoway, K. Glass. M. Melton, B. McClurg, D. Grover, S. Haiflich. K. Day, R. Raber. ROW 3: E. Baublet. J. Markley, J. Buse, J. Holloway, J. Barcus, J. Barcus, B. Day, C. Raber, J. Stinson. ROW 4: R. Oswalt, B. Kirtley, N. Glass, K. Kirtley, J. Holloway, L. Lieurance, B. Clark, D. Schmidt, M. Baublet. 4-H Fair 1960 46 ( tnW - ' FRONT ROW: C. Sn der, L. Vice, J. Kobci. C. Lieurance, L. Buse, L. HoUoway, J. Smith, S. Basev. Mrs. Bu el. ROW 2. B. Baublet, K. Kirtley. B. Chism, N, Klefeker, E. Buse, D. Redding, D. Snjder, K. Hannah. ROW 3: K. Glass, C. Grover, C. Harris, C. McElhaney, M. McElhaney, J. Jarrett, C. Raber, S. Armantrout. ROW 4: B. Klefeker, S. Cardin, L. Dunn, J. Buse, S. Funk, K. Soper, J. Holloway, C. Sellers, J. Holloway. 4-H Fair 1960 47 ' C£, yt , ' FRONT ROW: Jean Buse, Judy Smith, Barb Baublet, Phyllis Duluorth, Jiidi Niblick, Karol Kirtley. Bobbie Klefeker, Delice Snyder. ROW 2: Mary Vice, Becky Bulger, Carol™ Biberstein, Carolyn Leist. Shirley Biberstein. Kathy Frantz, Karen Glass, Mrs. Metz. ROW 3: Karen Soper, Char Sellers. Martha Bozell. Barb London. Jane Jarrett. Linda Dunn. Erma Buse. Sue Funk. ROW 4: Cindy Raber. Barb Flowers, Eva Maggart. Chris Hall, Sara HoUoway, Ilene Mann, Kahlia Reece, Sonja Cardin. 48 Pefi-eiud ML A. Cindv Beckv Carolvn Karen u FRONT ROW; Chris Hall Karen Soper Jean Buse Cindy Raber Ilene Mann BACK ROW: Char Sellers Linda Noble Mrs. Bussel Barbara Baublet ' p. '  . 4. O UenA ' P. ' P. t. O cce FRONT ROW: Bill Kirtley Kenny Kirtley Barry Clark Larry Lieurance Jack Barcus Mr. Roush BACK ROW: Tom Bozell Ding Bulger Bill Thompson ( . l, . O cccfU Left to right: Carolyn Leist Becky Bulger Char Sellers Cindy Raber a- ' O ccefU FRONT ROW: Sonja Cardin Karen Soper Norman Glass Jean Buse Erma Buse BACK ROW: Bruce McClurg Char Sellers Jane Jarrett BiU Kirtley S%, cutd p%. c ( Aonu , FRONT ROW: B. Bozell, K. Hannah. P. Dawson, J. Smith. L. Garrett. R. Raber. B. Klefeker, J. Stinson, S. Haiflich, M. Baublet, J. An-hbold. ROW 2: B. Vice, R. Armantrout. D. Snyder, K. Glass, D. Millington. B. Baublet, S. Cardin, S. Biberstein, J. Grover, E. Doublin, D. Campbell. ROW 3: K. Frantz. J. Doublin. P. Dulworth. J. Niblick, J. Arnold, P. London, J. Marklev. L. Dunn, E. Buse, K. Kirtley. J. Jarrett. ROW 4: K. Huffman. M. Vice. K. Reece, C. Grover, M. Melton, J. Buse. K. Frantz. M. McElhaney, C. Harris, B. Chism. ROW 5: C. McElhaney, B. London, K. Soper, B. Flowers, J. Collins, L Mann, B. London, C. Hall, L. Noble, E. Maggart. 52 Atd, e AVtien mK V athletics ROW 1: Jerry Artrip, Denny Archbold, Bill Day, Jim Harris, Dick Harris, Mr. Butt. ROW 2: Bill Thompson, Bruce McClurg, Rick Jarrett, Kenny Kirtley, Larry Lieurance. ROW 3: Ding Bulg er, Bob Harris, Don Huffman, Bob Clark. BOX SCORE WE THEY Rockcreek we (forfeit) Chester 16 7 Ossian 3 7 Petroleum 3 12 Lancaster 11 5 Union - 3 Jackson 2 6 56 OfUitcf LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bussel, Bill Thompson, Kenny Kirtlev. Ding Bulger, Larry Lieurance, Bob Harris, Bob Qark, Don Huffman, Bruce McClurg, Mr. Butt. KNEELING: Jerry Artrip. ' g ' e€t KNEELING: Rex Brinneman, Bill Day, Don Harris, Denny Archbold. BACK ROW: Mr. Bussel, Bruce Stanton, Ronald Oswalt, Dick Harris, Bill Kirtley, Jim Harris, Mr. Butt. 57 BOB HARRIS Junior Fomard LARRY LIEl RANGE Junior Center 58 ■ w As I 1 1 1 ■jtaMl B B 1 BOB CLARK Junior Guard KENNY KIRTLEY Junior For sard BRUCE McCLURG Sophomore Guard 59 e£cd FRONT ROW: Bill Thompson, Ron Heron, Kenny Kirtley, Jerry Artrip, Bruce McQurg. BACK ROW: Bob Clark, Larry Lieurance, Bob Harris, Don Huffman, Ding Bulger. Jerry Artrip and Mr. Butt 60 Left to Right: Carolyn Biberstein, Becky Bulger, Karen Soper, Cindy Raber. Left to Right: Karol Kirtley, Bobbie Jean Klefeker, 61 ROW 1: Steven Haiflich, Larry Garrett, Jerry Arnold, Philip Dawson, Kenny Hannah, Jeff Stinson. ROW 2: Jerome Markley, John Collins, Mr. Bussel. Bill London, Randall Raber. S€u Ut6aU ROW 1: Kent Day, Eric Funk, Bruce Stinson, Sid Raber, Kenny Hannah. ROW 2: Larry Garret, Philip Dawson, Jeff Stinson, Randy Raber, Jerry Arnold. ROW 3: Mike Harris, Kenneth Huffman, Bill London, Mr. Bussel. 63 FIM. 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But what the future holds for you in even better living through electricity is hard to imagine. As you continue your educational program or enter into the business world, you can always be sure there will be plenty of electric power available so you can live better . . . electrically! u eumei... e ducd 66 GOODWIN FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service BLUFFTON, INDIANA DISTRIBUTORS PROPANE GAS EQUIPMENT GAS IS BEST for Heating — Chick Brooding Motor Fuel — Water Heating Cooking CARDIN ' S FOOD MARKET Liberty Center PHONE 74 BAKER IMPLEMENT SALES PHONE 77 WARREN, INDIANA 67 FRANKLIN ELECTRIC CO. Dependable Motors BLUFFTON, INDIANA t? - «rTr-w-v-Tr M- M M-M -M ' ' s jr ' M ' ' Ti ' ' ' ij- ' ' t A, S 3-. v 1 I .1 III UJ V3ns I Mi 1 f OLD-FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. 1 LIBERTY CENTER LUMBER CO. FARMER AND MERCHANT BANK BLUFFTON, IND. General Banking Member F.D.I.C. THORN ' S BARBER SHOP Liberty Center, Ind. FARMERS GRAIN CO. Coal Grain Seed Feed Grinding and Mixing We Appreciate Your Patronage LIBERTY CENTER, IND. H. THOMA AND SON Funeral Directors Rugs and Floor Coverings Furniture Faithful Service Since 1853 BLUFFTON, IND. FRYBACKS ICE CREAM Ice Cream for All Occasions Phone 1291 BLUFFTON, IND. McBRIDE SON FUNERAL HOME 218 S. Main St. Phone 23 BLUFFTON, INDIANA Water Lines Foundations and Short Drains Dug C H. GEELS PHONE 2-0076 — BLUFFTON Compliments of PERCY, NILAH AND RITA SMITH So First Class Use MOBILGAS MIDLAND OIL COMPANY Tom McGea+h MARATHON TANK WAGON SERVICE MONTPELIER SUNIER LOCKWOOD INC. General Insurance BLUFFTON PHONE 1500 INDIANA Personal Insurance Service WALKER FUNERAL HOME MONTPELIER FLANINGAM SON Farm Implements and Motor Trucks BLUFFTON PHONE 533 Branches: VAN BUREN MONTPELIER KEYSTONE YODER HOOSIER GRAIN AND SUPPLY COMPANY Grain — Fertilizer — Seeds — Coal Feed and Grinding Phone 746 BLUFFTON, INDIANA 5th WHEEL BARBER SHOP BLUFFTON, INDIANA MONTPELIER IGA STORE MONTPELIER. I t FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY PHONE 654 Regular and Custom Built Furniture Floor Covering — Wall Covering Custom-Built Kitchens Drapery Department BLUFFTON INDIANA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Come Out for Supper Make It a Habit to Eat at the CHATTER-BOX Restaurant and Recreation Roonn 3 4 MILE NORTH ON ROAD I i 703 W. Wabash Street BLUFFTON, INDIANA Phone 1313 BLUFFTON STOCKYARDS INC. Daily Hog Market BLUFFTON, INDIANA Phone 310 Res. Phone 1018 R. K. HIGMAN Tile Drainage Contractor BLUFFTON INDIANA Complinnents of DR. J. T. SCOTT Optometrist BLUFFTON, INDIANA WARREN SERVICE SUPPLY Plumbing Heating Bulk L.P. Gas WARREN PHONE 36 R Let ' s Eat THE DUTCH MILL BLUFFTON, INDIANA DR. M. C. JACKSON Veterinarian MONTPELIER 216 E. High St. Phone 6672 LIBERTY CENTER STOCKYARDS We Take All Livestock PHONE 78 Compliments of E. J. ELLERMAN SON CLIFF TWIBLE ' S GARAGE KEYSTONE. IND. Compliments of POLING ' S DRIVE IN JOHN W. GALLMAN, INC. 225 W. Wabash St. Bluffton, Ind. DODGE LANCER — DART — POLARA DODGE TRUCKS Parts and Service Compliments of BUCKEYE ELEVATOR WARREN ROUTE 3 Phone 58 R 13 FULK WELDING SHOP Complete Welding Service Portable Service Phone 1636 827 W. Cherry (Rear) BLUFFTON, IND. PENROD ' S RESTAURANT Liberty Center Indiana TOM CARNEY CHEV-OLDS, INC. 215 S. Main St. BLUFFTON, IND. Phone 2256 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Parts Sales Service MARGARETS BEAUTY SHOP Liberty Center, Indiana STEURY BOTTLING CO. Heart Club Beverages Double Cola Hires BLUFFTON PHONE 676 OGLE ' S MARKET SINCE I960 Phone I3RI6 PONETO, INDIANA FEDERAL UND BANK ASSOCIATION Long Term — Low Interest FARM LOANS THOMAS E. WILLIAMS, Manager 215 E. Market Street, Bluffton Phone 675 B K LUMBER CO. Commercial Wood Products PONETO. INDIANA FORT WAYNE COCA-COLA BOnLING WORKS, INC. 1631 East Pontiac Street FORT WAYNE 5. INDIANA BELLE CITY ENGINEERING COMPANY BLUFFTON INDIANA insurance Complete Insurance Service Best for Less HARRY R. COUCH Phone 1635 Bluffton MOSER IMPLEMENT COMPANY P.O. Box 271 Phone 203 BLUFFTON, INDIANA Allis Chalmers New Idea Massey-Ferguson New Holland Dunham Gehl Fox Simplicity MOSER OLIVER SALES Oliver Tractors Farnn Implements Elevators Kewana Discs SALES AND PARTS AND SERVICE Phone 1575 Bluffton KAEHR DRIVE IN SHOE STORE AND REPAIR Opposite Franklin Electric BLUFFTON INDIANA HELLER STONE CO., INC. Bluffton Ready Mix PHONES Liberty Center 100 Bluffton 18 Markle SK 8-2781 KITCO ENGINEERS - DESIGNERS MANUFACTURERS PRECISION MOLDED RUBBER PRODUCTS TELEPHONE BLUFFTON 1553 200 S- SfifUMf Stne€t S(m{ . JKeUaHO, WILLIAM STEFFEN SON Minneapolis-Moline Modern Machinery SALES SERVICE State Road No. 1 North BLUFFTON. INDIANA Phone 1058 THE BLUFFTON PRINTERY Phone 617 Commercial Printers BLUFFTON INDIANA SINGER SEWING CENTER I 15 S. Johnson St. Bluffton Indiana ESTON POLING Manager Phone 1858 Diamonds Mountings Special Order Work Fine Watches Quality Jewelry SYLVAN L. BERTSCH 323 W. Wiley Ave. ,WESTERN MJtO ASSOClMt SIOM 217 W. Market St. BLUFFTON, INDIANA CECIL BUTLER, Owner nel-i- 5HOP Joyce by Barbara Field Sportswear 123 S. Johnson — Phone 26 BLUFFTON INDIANA GOLD SEAL DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Prescriptions — Cosmetics Paint, Sporting Goods Sodas WARREN, IND. PHONE 20 For generations It has always been UW ' S TIME SHOP Watch Repair and Jewelry 109 S. Johnson St. BLUFFTON, INDIANA H. BROWN SON funeral rvirectors urniture l ealers Funeral rvi urniture Ui PHONES 96—100 WARREN, INDIANA KENNEDY REXALL DRUGS Paints, Drugs, Cameras, and Sporting Goods BLUFFTON INDIANA 206 W. Market BLUFFTON INDIANA ELLENBERGER BROS. Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers Bluffton, Indiana Office Tel. 543 Res. Tel. 627RI R.R. 10 Fort Wayne, Ind. Tel. K 5512 THE LESH AGENCY, INC. 202 South Main Street BLUFFTON, INDIANA Insurance, Bonds, Real Estate Courteous, Helpful Service at MASTERSON ' S Store for Men Arrow Shirts, Dobbs Hats Freeman Shoes McGregor Sportswear, Superba Ties BLUFFTON MASTERSON ' S STATION Liberty Center Indiana BLUFFTON GIFT TYPEWRITER CENTER Unusual Gifts Typewriters — Supplies BLUFFTON, INDIANA 202 S. Main Street Phone 2 1 1 Compliments of HUNTINGTON COUNTY REMC Se Ucn. aneweU As we come to the last page of our 1961 Memories, we also come to tlie last page of our high school days. We will never forget tliese days, for tliey have played a very important past in our lives. Although reliving tliese happy days is an im- possibility, we will have our Memories to keep the experiences and friends we have shared fresh in our minds for many years to come. As we prepare to leave our high school days behind us, and make ourselves ready to enter our future careers, whatever they may be, we would like to give our thanks to all at L.C.H.S. who have helped make diis experience a happy one. We hope you will enjoy looking at our Memories as nuich as we enjoy sharing them with you. We feel tliat it will bring as many pleasant memories to you as it will to us. And now we too nnist say farewell to you at L.C.H.S. who have known us and worked with us. but not to the memories that we will recall tlirough tlie years. 78 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY I The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made