Linlawn High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1948 volume:

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B AI1ll1ClN'hIl'l' College NI. A. Ulno 5I2lYC l l1lYt'l'NlfX Scnim' Spumm' PAGE FIVE Student Council fmrx l u1'dxccg Row I: XII: Shzlnuhaln, XI1lI'YiI1 Niccum, Dram Ifpplvy. Julie VShiHiI1Ql'I'. :md George BIlI'lUNX' mv ll: Bucky XVecsm-r, Luis 'lij'l1t'l', Hugcm- Spitler, and June NKCUIH Office Assistants Run I1 Hfnmiv Slllll'II1Zlkt'I', AIUIHT liurwcll, -Iam' Niccum lfmx ll: Xlnry l.uuN' IJ4-111105. xlZll'LI1lI'l'l Stuuffcr, NIV. Sll1ll11lI71lll H:u'lmx':n XVllifR'il1'1Hl, :mai -In-:um Kluwer PAGE sux +----..,,- Grade Skhoo! Cooks k'lLlI'1l Suhimitr, Kiln I':Xt'l'l'ft Kirlu, KIM Hilllzl Iillblllki, XX:11'rc'r1 flgfm XIIK. 1 'b1q.....,..- '-Q, H iglz School Cooks lllf. Cm' L':11'pcntc'1', K I 1 N. Alllffllll Smith UH' zvixlz to flmul' flu' fflz' fllll' nuff In rlffflfllf IIIA rzfx rc'f114'l1 fllfrl' fin-rw' .Hl'2't'I! fo IIS lll flu' fmxf il't'llI' .4 .1-N, QW A g J, ! E E, Bus Drwers , X ', ' o I V 1 J is -: W 'li Row I: Hmvzurd Huzxrdmzln. 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Run ll: H1111 l m'mlycv, Gvm' PllfH'IlQi'l' PAGE EIGHT SENIORS H PAGE n. . . 4 FF ,Q 4 1 -' 5 'fs in .2 Senior Class Directory PAGE TEN DONALD XVAYNH BAER- UDOC' Basketball, Hooray for Youth , Base- hall, Vice-President 3, Annual Staff, The Daffy Dillsn Blf'1 l'Y ANN BARLONV Band, Hooray for Youth , Empty Room , Yell Leader 3, 4-H KIARY LOUISE DENNIEY Band, Hooray for Youthd, Chorus, Sec- retary-'l'rc-asurt'r 2-4, Student Council Secretary 3, 4-H, mllhv Daffy Dillsu GVVENIJOLYN L'A'l'HlQRlNlf FARLI-IY Entered in '46 from Syyayzec-, Band, Hoo- ray for Youth . Chorus GARY LEU FORDYCE Baskethall, Hooray for Youth , ulfmpty Room , Baseball, President 4, Annual Staff, The Daffy Dillsu XVILBUR FRANK Rc-clrterrd in '47 from Roann, Empty Room PAl'I, l,lfUN KICICL- KlfKO Prcsiclvlrt l NORKIA .IANIC NlCCUKI l':l1fl'l'l'1l in '46 from Xvahash. Hooray for Youth , Empty Room , Sc-crct::ry- 'l'rc'asurcr 3, Stuclvnt Council Vice-I'rt-si- dvnt 4, 'llhc Daffy Dillsn Senior Class Directory VIYIAN IiLIZABIC'I'H OG.-KN Band. Hooray for Youth . The Duffy DiIIs I-IOXVARIJ Ii LTGI-IX If PO'I I'IiXGICR- lIOLIJIIi Bzlslcetluglll, llHlllII'1II fm' Youth , ixlllzlllll Stuff, Bam-lwzlll. 'l1l1c Duffy Dillsn PHYLLIS JUAN RIFIC lfrltewml in '45 frmn l,inculnx'illv, HIIUU. my fill' Youth NAOKII .IANIC SAIL! DRS Huul'Ily fill' Xlllllflln, Nlilu' Duffy lllllsn FR.-XNCIQS LAYONXIC SHOIC- RIAKIIR- BONNIE llHl!lDTZlj' for X,Ulll'lIn, l,il11':1ri:m I-2,3--I. Chorus, -I-H, 'Ulllw Duffy Dill? PA'I l'Y ANN SMITH lfntercd in '47 from Swim-rset KI.-XRY HICLICX STOOPS lfntcrcd in '45 from XV:1lw:1sI1, 'tH4lllI'lll' fm' Youth , Yell l,czlIlcl' 3, Uvlvzltc, 'l'l1c Duffy Dillsu - KIARGARICT KI.-XRIII S'I'Ul.'Fl IfR Hooray ,fur Ynutlxn, I'fmpty Ruunf' Annual Stuff, TIN Duffy Uillsn PAGE ELEVEN ,- I .-103,-a X'-4 Senior Class Directory JAMES VANCARIP- VANlE Band, Basketball, Hooray for Youth rus, The Daffy Dills JACK VVILLIAKI XVEESNER 'lHooray for Youthu. l'Empty Room ffl' ' i r ,r J' K R, My at 'I -Q ' r Q, .tr TAS Q 235. t , 1 -gi f!! ,..-as - Q.. ? BARBARA ANN XVHITEHEAD- 'KDODEEU Hooray for Youthu, Chorus, Debate, Annual Staff, President 3, Vice-President 2, Student Council, Librarian 1-2-3-4. The Daffy Dills Sen ior Class Will We. the Senior class of 1948, being of sound mind and good spirits, do hereby make and de- clare this to be our last will and testament in the following manner, and also, hereby revoke any and all wills by us heretofore made. First. to our underclassmen, of High School and the Junior High, we leave you our records of our outstanding grades and the small amount of success we may have achieved and hope they might make more of them than we have. Second, to the Juniors we proudly give the honor of being Seniors of l949 and may you have as much happiness and success being Seniors as we did. Third, to all of the students of this school We leave you our old memories and may you always revere them in all of their significance. I. Vivian Ogan, do hereby will and bequeath to Ralph Dyson my energy so he will be elected yell leader for 1948 and '49. I. Margaret Stouffer, do hereby will and bequeath to Donald Denney my ability to get to places on time and on all occasions so that hereafter he may be able to get home from play practice 'in the future Senior play practice? a bit earlier than in the past. I. Margaret Stouffer, do hereby will and bequeath to Marilyn Garrison my blank expres- sion. which usually comes on me in Geometry class. She must use it for the worth of it and to the best of advantage. I, Joan Rife. do hereby will and bequeath to Larry Curless my spelling ability. T, Joan Rite. do hereby will and bequeath to Donald Harnish my quietness in Bookkeeping flat.. I. Jane Niccum, do hereby will and bequeathto Phyllis Crull my ability to stay on two feet rn the halls despite the fact that the underclassmen are trying to knock me down. Also, my ability to j barely make it to Civics class on time, PAGE TWELVE Empty Roomn, Vice-President -1-, Cho- Senior Class Will I, Gene Pottenger, do hereby will and bequeath to Connie Clark my burr haircut, so that she wonlt have to be fixing her hair in time of school. I, Gene Pottenger, do hereby will and bequeath to Billie The Kid McGinnis my ability to get straight A's in deportment. I, Gene Pottenger, do hereby will and bequeath to John Winters my ability to beat t'Curly Ford in snooker any day of the week. I, Bonnie Shoemaker, do hereby will and bequeath to Eugene Spitler my sunny disposition and great ability to get along with Mr. Bechtold in his science classes. I, BOHTIIG ShO6m3k61', do hereby will and bequeath to Joan Potterf my tall, slender figure' and also my contagious smile. I. Betty Barlow, do hereby will and bequeath to Fred Aukerman my long skirts so that he won't get his feet tangled up when going up and down the stairs, I, Naomi Sailors. do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. Bechtold my old Geometry books. com- pass. and ruler so that he can learn as much about Geometry as I did. I, James Van Camp. do hereby will and bequeath to Harriet Peebles my place in the band so she can enjoy her music more. It's in the middle of the Male Trumpet Section- I, Patty Smith- do hereby Will and bequeath to Bob Van Camp my unbounded ability in Commercial Law class. Also, my quiet disposition. I. Gary Fordyce, do hereby will and bequeath to Harriet Heavy Peeblegh my tl-im, Slim figure so she won't have trouble getting through the bus door, I, Gary Fordyce, do hereby will and bequeath to Ducky Dale my ability as a Pool player so he can spend some of his time and money with the boys, I, Paul Keel, do hereby will and bequeath tO Joan Burwell my ability to sleep in class, I, Paul Keel, do hereby will and bequeath to Anna Jo Axe my ability to read Library Books in Mr. Bechto1d's assembly without getting caught, I, Wilbur Frank, do hereby will and bequeath to Robert Van Camp my ability to drive at a speed less than 35 miles per hour because sometimes it seems to save money. CI always wonder why I am broke. I, Mary Louise Denney. do hereby will and bequeath to Marjorie Wiles my ability to lose at least one billfold a year and always two mittens. never one. Also, my ability to change schools whenever I please, having been at Linlawn only twelve short C?D years. I, Mary Louise Denney. do hereby will and bequeath to Earl Squirrely Raver my ability in typing, that hey like me' Can keep the Office Waste basket full at all times. Also. a full year's supply of typing erasers to help keep his temper under control. I, Gwen Farley. do hereby will and bequeath to June Knable my pencils, or shall I say Pencil for my supply at the present is very low. ' I, Jack Weesner, do hereby will and bequeath to John R. Winters my ability to make faces at the girls. fBetty Barlowl. Also my seat in the back of the assembly. I. Jack Weesner, do hereby will and bequeath to June Knable my straw connected with cer- tain teachers. I, Donald Baer. do hereby will and bequeath to Isaac Binkerd my left heel plate instead of both of them. so he may walk back to the library without waking as many seniors as I did. I, Donald Baer, do hereby will and bequeath to Jean Mowrer my front seat in the assembly so she may enjoy the outside scenery, the fire extinguisher for instance. I. Barbara Dodee Whitehead, do hereby will and bequeath to Robert Winters an old. long forgotten bottle of reducing pills with the hope that he gets the moral support from them that I did. I. Barbara Dodee Whitehead, do hereby willand bequeath to Larry Curless my striking abili- ty of singing to myself when I get bored in the assembly. It. also, keeps you in good shape for chorus. I. Barbara Dodee Whitehead, do hereby will and bequeath to Rex Nielsen my well practiced habit of chewing gum without moving the jaws. It's a natural, to fool even Mr. Howard. I, Mary Helen Stoops, do hereby will and bequeath to Isaac Binkerd my seat in the assembly so he can read seventh grade library books without being caught by Mr. Bechtold. I, Mary Helen Stoops, do hereby will and bequeath to Joan Potterf my all assembly period mornings so she can watch Curly Ford as I did. tWhat a man.l PAGE THIRTEEN Class Prophecy Looking into the crystal. we see the year 1958 appear. Let us see what the future will bringl -IAIIES Y.-XN'CA1IP. an outstanding baritone will appear next week. giving his first per- formance as leader of the famots opera. Possum Paradise by Ritnsack Shukargoono. DOC BAER was awarded the Fiddlers Trapping Trophy. for his much talked about work as the most efficient skunk catcher of Skunk Haven. NAOKII SAILORS. YIYIAN OGAN. and JOAN RIFE now own the Baking Ballerina Baile: School. where they specialize in developing toe muscles and arch ligaments. BETTY BARLOXV and PATTY SKIITH own and operate the Jingle Bell Telephone Co. in Puckerhush. Pennsylvania. They received their training working as operators for the Indiana Associated Telephone Corp. in Wabash. DODEE IVHITEHEAD recently bought the Dissolvo-Blubber Gum Co. on the Banks of the Hianash. Dodee has added a new chemical that is guaranteed to make you lose your double chin. GVVENDOLYN EARLEYS All-Male Orchestra is now showing at Ye Ole Barnes' Theater in Nenv York. The featured attraction of the program will be Gwens' newest composition. The Flight of the Horserlyf' JACK IYEESNER is now a traveling salesman. we hear. He is selling toupes and dental plates for the 1Ian of 70 Club . The Club guarantees longer lasting wear and a younger look. GENE POTTENGER is now the coach of the Choketown Gaspers Basketball team at Choke- .vn High School located on State Road IS. KIRS. DEAN COLDREN fthe former ,lane Niccum of Linlawn High Schoolj is returning to her home in llillionaire Square in Rich Valley. from an extended tour of lower Slobbavin. near fpikersvflle. XVILBIQR FRANK is teaching an advanced speaking class in the newly established Victor Valentino! Voice School in Kentucky. They say it keeps the voice box from getting rusted. BONNIE SHIOERIAKER, we hear, is a physical education instructor for the Lose-iti' School in Klissouri. and gives long lectures on how to keep that slim look. Bonnie now tips the scales at 303. The town of Kekosville in South Africa has a new mayor. PAUL KEEL, JR.. who was the former His Excellency Chief Empty-Head of the Head Shrinkers Tribe. Linlawn is proud to claim llr. Keel as one of its 19-IPS graduates. GARY FORIJYCE is stunt pilot for the Air-Pep Balloon Co. He was recently awarded the igornpzingl trophej: for returning one of Pep's Balloons to a crying child while he was on duty. KI.-XRCARIQT STOIQFFER is entering the XVall Street Society. Kliss Stouffer plans to move 'o Currencj. Avenue in Bill Town, where her friends began the society. MARY HELEN STOOPS is the proprietor of the Igloo Inn in Canada. Since llary Hel- n love- cold weather. we are sure she is enjoying her occupation. P. S. She hates cold weather. KIARY LOUISE IJENNEY was the head clerk at the J. D. Denney Co.. but we are sorry to hear Xlarj: Loui-e is now attending the Strengthening Strained Bones for Broken Arches School in Rf--tsup f-1tj.. All--UUYI PAGE FUURTEEN UNDERCLASSMEN Hlfl fl' vi lf' llfv Juniors 1. ' I ' Sf rf s -. Q -l ' X . ,ag XZ: , me . f' , , - i ' :gf - 4 , V v ff ? 0 l Q- ji -Q , y . ,J M ve. ,ng 4, , 2 M 5 ' -- f-1 , , - V . V :Q Q 39 A ' 3? K ' L4 i X R , ' X , . I ,s 4, .-,. 2, , I l l A A IIN 4 ' W' -15 - Y Y ,, , .1 4 i ... ' , Q 1 4,2 L ,., 1 GY? F1 '7' ' i A V' I ' Az, . , ,t - w gy , N X. D . . . -13. ww? lu V Nba, ig X W ' -i V i 1 , I ,. . 2- M. -. , ' it yi S . l ii' an , K H: F.,- .Xj Y, , my In Y Q ' , f -I, , J ,., I J Q ' 'AS v .1 J 1 .- ,Y i 4 ,. fm . 4 ,f Q ff , 1 ' I 2 : . 1, W ,fy if X ,y 1 gf K .Ly - '+I ' ff , M ' l f , ' ww sw- ' ,if ,-IJ -, df L K- - - f i- M it ,u ' if ,i f,.: ff. J i , -41,7 3-5 ---r 2' A .ffl ., Q ,TQ 5, -- g 532, ' ' , Z 57 3 . 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Those who left during the mar wtf' Upal lr:-vp, fir-nv XVinrerrowd, NorinaUg1an, and Electi Gerain. The new membe r , Ts 'I C XHIHL ,lu :lv-.f'. Marjorie XYilr-5, Phyllis Crull, and .Ioan Potterf. The class has had two parties Us 'Hr f 'Inf' 'TUIIIJ sponsored 'ind the frh l l - . 1 er Seloo sponsored. The first was a trip to lndianipoi to - f'f' the Sonja Hr-nie lei- Review. and the other was ll Splash Party at the YKICA in Hunt llllfon, flutter our group left the pool, we saw the movie, Ride the Pink Horse. Our niiin I ojefr this mi-arg In-mir-N selling concessions, was the magazine sale held in February. Than s to .Ht li i- s ' ii irl our high salt-sman, we made our goal of 51,000 plus 34.75. Xliss Joyce Burml X Y. ' 'i ,ld nerr' our sponsors for this xear PAGE SIXTEEN blim Smith Sophomores Barbara Barlow Gail Baublet Joann Bender '-f L urt Carpenter john Dale Carol Denney' Klirizun Ifpplei Curly' Ford XYallaee Hunt l.orene Rlalnerson llartha Keel Bonnie Xeadstine Klarvin X ieeuni Alan Uswalt 'J Xornia Pottenger Richard Priekett Klerle Ray '4- Fred Reed 4 llelvin Richardson -lulie blnllinger John 'l'hompson Betty Tracy ,, 1 , Pat lruss -3 -laniee Yandegrift Janet Xxvllj mire Ralph llvhitalcer '- Clara uvilson 0 llerrel lVilson Burnette XYolfrum Jerry Young There were 34 Sophomores at the beginning of this year. NVQ- lost .lean Ann Brown. Melvin Richardson. Bonnie Neadstine, Robert Davis, lloiwin Keller, and Robert Uvhitesel. XVallaee Hunt, Dorothy Knee, and Johnniebil Boardman have en tered this year to help fill their places. XVe are very proud of our class officers: llarvin Niccum . President: Lorene .lamerson - Vice-President: Rliriam Eppley - Secretary-Treasurer. Klarvin and Julie Shillinger are our Student Council Rep- resentatives. Jim Smith, John Dale. Klarvin Xiceum. Curt Carpenter, Fred Reed, and Nlorris Ford represent us on the basketball team, and John Thompson is one of the yell leaders. muse szvenrszn Freshmen Klary Lou Allegree Patty Baer 1- George Barlow Peggie Boardman Gene Brinkman fn lfarl Cooper Jean Crull Lela lfppley Lois lfppley Louis Goodwin Evelyn Hales . Thomas Hales Otto Hamm' James Hancock ,-.. 9' Lillian Harnish Dick Hobbs Jim Hoy Bill Huddleston X J' Joann Keel Lawrence Kirby Danny Paul Joe Pemberton W Klary blanc Potterf Barbara Ray Klark Recd Xila Rite James Rook Jimmy Speicber Alma Stoops Betty Tait Carol Tubbs Lois Tyner Charlene Yotaw Xlarilou Yrooman Wir lrvf' lv student- in our class this year. the 5th grade. Our class officers are: Presi- XX. bmi in 'rr flu- Iwginningg but -l- of tliem left. dent, Lois Tyner: Vice-President, Dick Hobbs: ' l in I lf 'V I vlroi. fJ'Xr'al, Germ- Styer, Ron- Secretary, Charlene Votawg Student Council ilvl karl 'intl leon filings-r.9 Ihr- new :itu- Revresentzitive, Georfe Barlow. XVC are very l L proud to have two of our boys on the second l rr' liof'1rr1 'ir : fltto Hamm. Llainvs Rook, lf' l lIIlP' Tfii fi na Hr V' ' inkman, Louis flood- basketball team, George Barlow and Dick IV l'f ' lio'rrflin:in, lean Lrull 'Hari Lint' 4 , . 4 Hobbs. Vo Tfff. llifrr ,faire wa- uirli lls in scliool in PAGE EIGHTEEN Larry' Anderson Hubert Baker Dick Binkerd Patsy' Ann Brown Carolyn Clark lfileen lfltzroth Larry Hoover -ludy' Hoy Rosa Lee Horner Beulah H uddleston Rolwert Kiefaher lfdmon King lfmily Kirltpatriclc Rohert Lundquist Lawrence Klarlis lyalene Pricliett Nanette Reynolds Shirley Ridenour -loseph Ridenour Ann Rish George Roser Becky Schuster lfrances Smith Donald Stouffer Duane Truss slot' Yotilw Becky' XXX-esner Kaye Hvhitesel Dickie Wvorlting Eighth Grade sf-4 .1 9 sf .J f l -rv -r 4' Q Q-fr xxff .74 '? Q., s The I-lightly Grade Class started off the Hoy gave a Halloween Party for us which yu year hy' having thirty members enrolled in the enjoyed very much. 'lihis Christmas. we held Linlawn Junior High School. XVe had one our Christmas Party' in the gym with the High new student this year which was 'lack Keller. School. ylunior High Yell-leaders were as fol Later in the year he moved to Kliehigan. Class lows: Christine XVilson, Beverly XVolfrum officers were elected as follows: Becky' Wvees- and Becky U1-esner. Xlrs. Xlahel Oliver and ner, Presidentg Robert Kiefaher, Vice-President: Klrs. Brant sulwstituted for Xlr. YYilliams ilur Frances Smith, Secretary. ln October. .ludy ing his illness. PAGE NINETEEN Q4 in 4 ,Q H. 5-. if ,-1 x! -vm Seven th Grade Billie Allegree Bzirhzlrzl Baker Klziry Bull Verlin Barlow 1 W. 'llhomns Beaver Glenn Brown Ll2lfl1L'I'lI'lC Cumphell James Cnlclren 'MJ Klux Uenney' Becky Ellifitr Bzirhzirzi l'32lSYCI'l,l2lf' Dean lfppley Ilmmld Keel Klrizie King Lester Kirby Yun Uezin Kuldnu lfdwin Landis Dnris Klilliean Keith Xlurphew NIZIYX Klorrriw Unrwin ljgilll Bruce Oswzilt Joyce Parson Evelyn Peas l-lHXV2lI'Cl Persley -lennie Priekett .fumes Smith '57 lfrnest Summers Bzlrhzirzi Stuutfer Ruhert XVnymire Christine Wvilsnn Jung pretty well after Xhiv lm' 1' 'mTT1'I1 ll 1 ri Ii-1-fl Mi sn inwni Tl ll'll l'll lx 1- ln' 1' fixr' fllfferlllt Beverly Vvolfrum Nd Vw.,- ers. KVe have :ill uf our students this year ex- cept Donna Olingenzlnd three new girls, julia Cimper from Xvilbllill, Klnry llorrow tmm ers :intl :ill the Tl'HClIl'l'x. Klr. ll' il Kli. XX'illi:uns,, Hi-s Burehhi, Hrs. Huuresville, Norma Jenn Siders from Sumer- lj l 'l ll' lff1'1mll11VVHf'V- KITS. Oli- set. All together we have thirty-four. ir l XIV l1 irit xxrra- si ur suhstitute fl'11L'll' PAGE TWENTY F irst, Second, Thzrd Grades FIRST GRADE Row 1: Margaret Sommers, Brenda Cur- less, Dianna Clark, Carol Stout, Carolyn Sue Garner, Vickie Boardman, Sandra Weisenberger: Row 2: Sandra Sue Smith, Nancy Pugh, Judy Widup, Sherry Graves. Carolyn Manning, Marilyn Beamer, Patty Flora, Sally Koons. Linda Stackhouse. Ruth McGinnis. Nancy Rogers: Row 3: Mrs. Crawford, Francis Tuttle, Sherman Ogan, Junior Fearnow. John King, David Schuster, Rolla Prickett. Dick Richardson, Jerry Sommers, Bobby Marks. Sue Hall: Row -1: David Curless, Roger Garrett, Tommie Bailey, Todd Miller, Larry Joe Owens, Ronnie Peebles, Larry Campbell. Rex Raber. SECOND GRADE Row l: Judith Waymire, Shirley Binkerd, Ann Webster, Ellen Norwood, Elizabeth Pettit, Becky Sue Alexander. Nancy Weis- enberger: Row 2: Ann Daugherty, Dar- lene VanCamp, Janice Oswalt, Vada Rog- ers. Joyce Whitaker. Novadean Ridenour. Carolyn Atkinson, Annalou Aukerman: Row 3: Joe Patton. Billy Moore. John Carter, David Denney, Toddie Baer, Larry Allegree, Johnny Anthony. Bobby Board- man, John Nathan Unger: Row 4: Charles Porter. Jan Bailey, Bill Schoby, Charles Davis, Verle Lee Sloan. Eugene Middle- ton, Tom Hunt, Jimmy Ridenour, Ernie Peas, Ted Eubank. THIRD GRADE Row li Christine Beyer, Bonnie Board- man, Elizabeth Ridenour, Linda McCloud. Janice Hobbs, Doris Hales, Martha King. Bette Jo Stouffer: Row 2: Mrs. Hays, Deema Hall, Katie Fleck, Mona Hansing. Kay Ridenour. Bette Hancock, Marilyn Manning, Karen Widup, Sherlaine Graves, Mary Gordon, Patricia Thompson: Row 3: Eddie Beamer. Reggie Garrison Zelbert Williams, James Best, Phyllis Curless, Danny . Lewis Horner, Holley, Elbert King, Jack Pence, David Wolfrum, Bobby Smith, Charles Binkerd, Dennis Kramer. TEACHERS First Grade , Vivian Crawford Second Grade Mildred Stoops Third Grade Rosemary Hays PAGE TWENTY'UNE Fourth, Fifth, Sixth Grades 51 FOURTH GRADE Row 1: Barbara Morphew. Ruth Kirby. Patty Persley, Phyllis Weisenberger. Kay Hancock, Peggy Sommers, Sandra Pugh: Row 2: Ruth Ann Truss, Thelma Hansing, Beverly Weisenberger, Betty Huddleston. Beverly Moore, Jackie Working, Sue Coldren, Rebecca Thompson, Sharon Bright. Theonn Sloan, Mrs. Bracken: Row 3: Shirley Ogan, Sharon Miller. Mary Jane Peebles, Rex Hobbs, Phillip Fearnowy Joe Daugherty, Edwin Bever, John Price. David Ridenourz Row 4: Larry Patton. Lee Schott, Jimmy Hudclleston. Phillip Stout, Lawrence Garrett. James Kaufman. Richard Bracken. FIFTH GRADE Row lt Waltei' Crull. Larry Rogers, Janet Campbell, Beverly Petry, Tormny Kief- aber, Jon Hoy, Dale Kroft: Row 2: Carol Parson, Lawrence Porter. Ernest Baublet. Susan Carter, James King, Fern Williams. Mary Ellen Ridenour: Row 3: Miss Wiles. Shirley Hall. Robert Stubblefield. Jaro- lyn Clark, Bertha Hales. Harold Atkinson. Carolyn Knable. Ralph Priekett. SIXTH GRADE Row l: John Tyner, Carol Dyson. Bonnie Moore, Janet Stouffer, Mary K. Hoy. Sharon Boardman, Hugh Waymire: Row 2: Mr. Welch, Jean Eubank, Jeanette Gor- don, Rachel Schuster, Joann Hansing, Sharon Potterf, Charlotte Farley: Row 3: Mattie Horner. Anita Coldren. Sandra Ray, Kay McGinnis, Phyllis Baer, Ted Baer, Bobby Pond, Mary Louise Thomp- son: Row 4: Oval King, Paul McGinnis, Lyman Williams, William Hales, Eugene Garrett, Jack Widup. TEACHERS Fourth Grade Kathryn Bracken Fifth Grade Eunice Wiles Sixth Grade George Welch PAGE TWENTY-TWU SPORTS PAGE TWENTY-THREE 31 P V ' 'QT Vfi75,'f s W fx -nf -P I n Q . .I ' s X :N I g , . . 4 1 9, f , I U Q A v 1. ' . 1 J , y F 'M- , , 1, . f' N5 , ,, -I ,V 'W . lIl'l'IuWT H- Under the ahle leadership of Coach Bruce Coach Howard, our team has had a very sueeesstul . ve are yery proud of the showing ellsmm XX the hoys haxe made under his coaching. '1' I LAN KS U JAC H HOXVARD' IDU Yi il' RXUXY TH.-XT: man tht- l Donald Baer - Doe , llltlliillgld-il . inaltes up tor it in speed and 1llWlllTj wueket. Doe has heen acting eo-e throughout the year. Doe wears No. SS, small To hit aptam and is Senior. His place will he hard to fill next Fill. Gary Fordyce - Gila never does much eoring. hut is a good ,guard he is always there giving eyerythingg he has. Gih wears No. ll. and is a Senior. Gene Pottenger - XIoldie has heen act- Eugene Spitler A Spit didn't see much ing eofeaptain throughout the year ,and has grgrion this year, hut he got a lot of experience helped To handle the team as it should he. He on the second team. He should go places next has a niet- one-handed push shot. lloldie will year. Spit is a Junior. and wears No.OO. he missed and hard to replaee as he is a Senior. V - ,- He uf-ars No. 33. Donald Harnish - Von was Tl big hoy who didn't see much action this year either. hue Larry Curless A 'lLarry . a hug hoy, handled he prayed on the st-tg-:uri Leam, and should he tht- pixot this year. Not only is he a good goal ready to go next season. Don is a Junior, and tr-edt-r, hut also fm ls a seoop shot that ean't lie wears No. 33. -topped. Larry is rt .I11n3,,r. and wears Xu. 22. Donald Dt-nritf, W lion y:'asn't a regular llorris Ford - Curly , a hot shooting for- ward on the Pirate team is a very likeahle fella. and an excellent hall handler. A'Curly is only il 1- ure:-r hut hr-w.1..alu'axs ready to go into tht ' s 1 a Sophomore - this boy will hear watching. He frnf' auf l-I4'f'f? up tht- scrap. lion is .ll.o 1 good guard. Hr' is a junior, and wears No. wears No. 77. fl-4. Fred Reed - Freddie , a shifty little guard R'--'. Nivl-on - 'lStar , a higg hoy who can is an excellent dribhler, and a good shot. He is rv-hound. and also has a one-handed push-shot always in there scrapping and will he plenty that hr- hir- roosim-otli.. Rf-x wears No. 66. tough next year. Freddie is a Sophomore, and H711 I le :v lurnor' - x-,gmgln thu- hos next year! wears No. 99. PAGE TWENTY-FDUR ,. X X PQGE TWENTY FIVE Yell Leaders Hzwrict Peebles, :mal John Thompson Second Team Row I: Dick Hulwlwx, Geurgv Bzlrlmv, KI:11'x'in Niccum. Ibfmnld Hnrnfxh, Curt Carpe-ntcr, John Dale, Jim Smith, Couch Howard PAGE TWENTY SIX Junior High Basketball Team Row I: Darwin Ugan, Larry Huuver, Yerlin Barlow, Nlnx Denney, Dick XVurl-Qing, Don Keel, and George Ruse-r. Row ll: Nlr. Hnward I.arrv .-Xmlersun, Hubert Baker, lim Smith, Hub Lundqnist Edmund King, Vnn Dean Kiildnn, Boluln Kiefalmer. l Y Run lllz Alne Vnraw, Huh XVa5inire, Eddie Landis, Dean Eppley, Don Smnffer, .lame Coldren. Baseball Team Rnw lg Dick Hnlwlms, Bnlw XVinte1's, and julin Dale. Row Il: Nlr. Hmvard, Bill Mctiinnis, Marvin Xiccnln, Donald llarnisli, Dick Pricllet Larry Curless, Rex XL-ilwn, Gary Fnrdyce, Dnnald Denney, and Donald Baer, PAGE TWENTY-EEVEN Softball 1 947 The Pirate softball season wasn't too suc- cessful this year. At the end of the season, the Pirates had won one game and lost six. Due to the fact that the team is losing only two men, Baer and Fordyce, fans are looking forward to a good season next year. This was the first year that a softhall tour- nament was held in YVahash County. Chester won the final game, claiming the crown. The schedule for this year was as follows Linlawn Lincolnville 6 Linlawn Laketon 26 Linlawn Lafontaine 17 Linlawn Central 20 Linlawn Chippewa 13 Linlawn Lagro 15 1 947- 1 948 Cage Season To open the season, the Lagro Comets yentured to the Pirates' goal-house and were defeated hy a score of 48 to 31. Neilson led the victors hy tallying 13 points, and lilward led the Comets with 10 points. On Novemher 7, the small Pirate team traveled to the Chester hardwood and were de- feated hy the Panthers 65 and 13 points res- peetivelygand Piper dropped in 25 points for the Panthers. Our next game was with our old rivals, Chippevvxa, which was played at lVahash High School. The Howardmen hlew up in the final minutes lJ'f'T'l1fg21.lTlC and the lndians went home with another game to their credit with a score of 51 to 37. Ford scored 10 points for the Pi- rates and Kliller dumped in 18 for the lndians. Back to our own floor on Xovemher 21, to win our second gyime from the Lincolnyille Cioldhuggs, hy a score of 52 to 46. Pottenger led the Pirates with 13 counters while A. Pef- ley racked up 18 points for the Goldhugs. The Linlawn Pirates again met defeat as thi- Alumni edged past to win in an exciting over-time 49-46. Custer and Barnett had 12 counter- each while 'lTloldie Pottenger collect- ed 14. Back again to the victors' column marched the Pirates as they heat Laketon in a rough and tumhlv- overtime game, 47-43. Ford pushed rhrou.ggh 13 points, as Piper put in 16 points. On Decemher 13, the Pirates traveled south to Swayzee. where they were overwhelmed hy a hot shooting Speedking Five, 52-41. Pach lanky center scored 10 points for the Speedkings and Ford took scoring honors for the Pirates with 12 points. The Howardmen played host to Lincoln- ville and trounced them hy a score of 63-37. Rex Neilson. hot shooting guard. poured through 17 counters for the Pirates while Yan- landingham tallied 19 for the Goldhugs. The Pirates stopped L'rhana's eight-game winning streak in an exciting overtime. 53-52. Doc Baer took top honors with 18 points to lead the Pirates, and Dawes tallied 22 points for Crhana. The Pirates added another victory to make it 5 wins and 4 loses as they defeated Somerset 45-23 on the Linlawn hardwood. Curly Ford hitting from all over garnered 18 points. Dick Bovunan stellar guard hit 4 field goals and the same number foul shots for 12 points. ln the County tourney, the Crhana Speed- kings avenged their earlier whipping by edging out the Pirates 51-47. Pottenger led the way for the Pirates with 15 points. while Olmstead hitting long shots from all over tallied 15. Ches- ter won the tourney easily hy defeating Lincoln- ville, Chippewa and Laketon. On January 23, Linlawn ventured to the fContinued on next pagel PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT 1 947- 1 948 Cage Season CContinued from Page 28D Lake-ton Tiger gym and dealt the Tigers a defeat for the second time this year. Forward Doc Baer hit 7 field goals and 4 foul shots for 18 points and Butler hit a total of 17 points. Linlawn met the Central Trojans and were defeated on the Trojan hardwood 50-43 in a rough and tumble game. Ogle hit 15 for the victors, while Ford garnered 11. Hack into the winning column marched the Pirates as they defeated Lafontaine 35-24. Reed and Ford tallied 11 and 10 points respec- tively. lfmrick scored 9 for the losers. The hot shooting Comet Five dealt the Pi- rates a defeat by edging them out in a thriller 42-40. lNIoldie Pottenger showed the way for the losers with 10 points, while hot-shooting forward Scott hit 14 for Lagro. Playing the rubber , the Pirates handed Urbana their second defeat by a score of 52-45. Pottenger and Baer hit 14 and 13 points rcs- pectively and Darle Dawes gathered 10 for the Speedkings. ln the last scheduled game, Linlawn won a thriller from Chippewa 45-44. Star Nielsen shouldered the burden of the Pirates with I7 counters and Armstrong lead the big red with 13. ln a fast first quarter the Pirates jumped to a 14-1 lead over Roann in the fourth game of sectional play. The Linlaywn five was never in any real danger and won easily 51-40. Doc Baer accounted for 14 of the Pirates' points and Ray Steele took high honor for the llaroon and 1Vhite with 17. In the opening game of the Semi-Final NYabasl1 edged by the Pirates 59-50 in a close battle. The brilliant shooting of lNIoldie Pot- tenger was the real show of the entire tourney. He played the most outstanding game of his high school career. Pottenger garnered 15 for the 1-lowardmen while lVhitey Thompson seemed to run wild and scored 24. Chester took the tourney by defeating Chip- pewa, Urbana, South Wvhitley, and Yvabash. PAGE TNS ENTY'NINE . .Student M anager fully NlliI1L'1i lvzlllx, pzxukwl Nuitx. :md been gcnf: 111l5 :all wixll tra YIIIIHLC you. lizmu'y . fur ff ur UJIIIIHWU tinnx tu tlu' lvzlfkutlmll NVQLNIII Hofwafrdmen aHc Jllpr If fm , wg? M Q 'ffl3f2,w'l PAGE THIRTY Bzlrrmctt, lwttcr knwxvn lb HHZLYIICFM. hav faith, llxlmiy-Imam Im' flu' PlI'1lTL' Nquzulx rhxx xx1mf:1'. We CTIVITIES High School Band Row l - Bliss Baumgartner, Becky Elliott, Norma Ogan, joan Burwell, Lois llppley, Lois 'liynfli rfmily Kirtpatrick, Billie Allegree, llarilyn Garrison, Eddie Landis. Row ll - Dean Hppley, Judy Hoy, Shirley Ridenour. Julie Shillinger, Lorene Yvilson. Row III - Harnette VVolfrum, lsaac Binkerd. Jerry Young, John Dale, James Van Camp, Eugene Spitler. Larry Curless, Connie Clark, Delores Roser, Harriet Peebles, llarilou Vrooman. Row IV - Barbara Stoutfer. Beverly VVolfrum, Lela lippley, Janice Vandegrift, Dick Binkerd. Bob Wvinters, Mary Lou Allegree, Gwen Farley. Howard Persley, Christine Xvilson. Row Y - Alma Stoops. Jim Hoy, Beck Schuster. John Thompson. Don Denney, Hubert Baker. Hay Denney, Charlene Votaw, Joann Kroft. Our band is looking forward with strong hopes and determination this year. The band. un- der the direction of Xliss Klarie Baumgartner, emerged from the District Band Contest. which was held at North Klanchester last year, with a first rating. This makes the third consecutive year that the band has won blue ribbon honors in the District Contests. XV1- then w-ent to the State Contest which was held at Xappanee, and came through in second place. 'l'he Hand made its first appearance this year on September 15th. where they played dur- ing an Ice Cream Social given by the Senior Class. Then on October 23rd. they played for the Re- publican Rally. November Sth found them in the middle of a big Country Style Program at which they played sex eral old time and Vvestern style pieces. On November 12th. a Sax Trio and Flute Duet appeared at the Armory, Then on December 17th came the Christmas Program. which ev- eryone f'l1jHf'l'll, Un lfebruary flst. several solos and two ensembles will go to Fort lvayne to take part in musical competition, the ensembles consisting of a Hrass Quartet. The solos, Lois Tyner, Lorene .lamf-rson, Nliriam lfppley, .Ioan Burwell, and James Van Camp. llarch I-1-th has been set aside as County Hand lfe-:rival time, and April 3rd. District Band Contest, and April lllth. State Band QJUD YO'-T, PAGE THWRTY-TWU C horus Row I - lfvelyn Hales, Joan Bender, Pat Truss, .loan Burwell, Clara XVilson, Carol Denney, Patty Baer Betty Tait: Row 2 Bliss Klaumgartner, Harrier Peebles, Bonnie Xeadstine, Janet YVaymire, Kliriam Eppley, Lois Tyner, Alma Stoops, Xlarilyn Garrison, llary Louise Uenney: Row 3 - Tommy Hales, Lillian Hamish. Connie Clark, Betty Tracy, Barbara YVhiteheatl, Lorene Jamerson, Delores Roser, Otto Hamm: Row 4 - Gene Brinkman, James Rook, james Van Camp, John YVinters, Hob YVinters, Larry Curless, Rex Nielson, Eugene Spitler, llark Reed. The chorus this year was one of the biggest and best that Linlzuvn has had for quite some time. 'l'he vrou was under the direction of hlarie Baumgartner, and oan Kroft was ianist. 1- P P On November 5, the chorus joined the band to present 'llountry Style , a program based on Fred lVaring's arrangement of a song by the 5111116 name. The County Vocal Festival was held April IS. Again Linlawn helped swell the chorus. and everyone agreed rlmr it was a wonderful experience to take pflrt in this county project. XVith our contribution to baccalaureate, we closed the year's activities. The Seniors, James Van Camp, Barbara YVhitehead, and llary Louise Dennei, leave with best wishes for more sue- CCSS DCXI f'C'2lI'. PAGE THIRTY-THREE 31 P V ' 'QT Vfi75,'f s W fx -nf -P I n Q . .I ' s X :N I g , . . 4 1 9, f , I U Q A v 1. ' . 1 J , y F 'M- , , 1, . f' N5 , ,, -I ,V 'W . lIl'l'IuWT H- 4-H Clubs Row l - Lillian l'l1ll'l1l4l1, AIZIIAX Lou Allcglvc. Shirley Ridunour, Judy Hoy, Christlm' Wvilson, Bever- lx Xx,4llfl'lllTl, livelyn Hnlcs, :md Lois Epplty. ow ll - lllllf Louiec Denney, Alillfllll Robinson, Clio-11 Wvilson, Carol Denrmcy. Evelyn PMS, Patty' liner, KIZII'-lHI'lC Xvilcy, Clmrlcnc XvUIZlXY, lmlzl lfpplvy, l3z1rl'v:1rz1 Baker. linux l - -lim l'lIlIlL'!yL'li. ljflillllll lizu-V, xxvlllllll' l'Nl'1lI1li, Paul Kecl, .loc PQ'lUlWt'I'I0ll. Lawrence Klllwy, limo IQWI1-5. lion Sllllllll'l', Hill llualdlr'stol1. lion ll - Xlr. l,:uuon, .lim Hoy, l,:lr1'y Curlcsr, Gem' xxfll1tCl'l'UXYLl, -lim Yun Camp, Gail Balulvlet, lflrl RIl'. I', lion llllI'I1lNl1. XV:lll:1cm- Hunt, lsZ11lC Hir1kc'rll, Ralph Dyson. Roux Ill - llipl-4 llolmlux. klolm 'l'l1omp5on, Curly lford, Klvrlc Ray, Curt Clll'I5CI1fL'I'. XI2lI'X'lI1 Nif- uo. wlollo llzllf-, Alzom flxwulr. li:u'm-rtv XYolfv'um. Row IV - fftto Hamm, Louis Goodwin, Gene' l rfolimzom, lim Syn-ifllf-ry kl:umw Rook, Gvorgc Bzxrlow, Danny Paul, lfzxrl Cooper. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR Senior Play The Daffy Dills CAST Richard Dill. P:1p:1 , ll lixindsomt' xv idowvr Carol Dill, his sewiitceii-yczir-old dziuglitvr , Rodney Dill, his st-vcritceri-5 our-old Qon Doris Dill, one of thc thirteen-5 t-:ir-old twins Dudley Dill, the othcr twin Grzindmotlicr Dill, Rich:1rd's neurotic mothvr Cousin llziude Xlziddov, who Combi for :1 visit lflninc lfscott. Pz1p:1's hridc , Pete Xorton, ll high school athlete :ind Czirolk ht-nrt throh hlzum-5 Yun Cnnip ilzmt- Xicruin Gairv For-.lice zirv l,uL1iSt' D1-nm-v Donald lincr Dodvc XVl1ite'l1c:11l Honnit' Slllll'IUlllfCL'T llzirgzirct Stoutfcr Civne l'ottv'n:vr Aims? Lovcvvcll, swvvt Sixtt-cn Illlll 'l'hin1plv cwaizvn over Rod Klurv Stoopv The lxlidow lvoggles, ll noscv nc-igjhhor , Xozimi Sziilors Arnica hliilivw, the Xvgro mxiid, Zlfflllkl uf dziffy folks Viviun QHQLII1 SYNOPSIS Riclizird Dill. llZlYlI1! to lezivt' hurritlh on :1 luixiiicv trip, gidviev-Q hiv Npoilcd fhildren ln lcttcr that :1 nvw' Qtcp-motlwr will zirriw during hiv 1llTNR'I1CL'. Horror! 7 GT2lI1llIU1Pfllt'I' Dill :ind tht- childrcn -- Carol :ind lxod, high -chool youngstvre, and Doria :ind Dud. tht- tliirtccn-1t':1r-old twinx urn' pt-rfcctly fnrioux llllll dctvrininc Tn get rid of the new NTFP-II1HYllL'I' i nshort order. lint no nizittcr wh11t tht- young Dillx 11nd lirzlndmal try to pull. Step-1n:11n:1 provt-N to he niort- thzin ll nigitch for thvm. -Xfter failing to difturh Sftjlllllllllll with tht- gift of llliillllfl, which Nha' also triw. tht- Dills tell her that thvir fxithvr ii in dirt' tinzinuizil tlifficilltirf in lioiwx that Nht- will divorce him. :Xll cndx wi-ll, wht-n Ilr. Dill zirrivri honw :ind :1nnounc1-N thgit ht- ix !'C'ZlllX II11lI'I'lQ'vl to lflziinc, whom cvcryont- has lt-41rn1'd In low, Uthcr t'l1:11'11t'tt-1'- who :1dd ihilzlrity In plot gn-t' :Xiiiivc l,ovuw1'll. who lixpf'. llvtc Ximftuli, .1 high Nchool f1tl1lct1'. :ind the llvidow XYogglw, Il now-1 iicillllwlt- llther Seniors who LlQ'NL'I'Xl' lilffliflllflllll in producing tht- play 1111-1 -llhlll Rifv, nromptt-rg XYilhur lfrginlt, Qtgigt' nizinqiuvri lJ.1ul lit-1-l, givixtgint etqlut- ingiiiiigcr, :ind Incl: XXvCPSI1Cl', ticltvt 51111-X. lv4lll'I'N wcrv Putty Smith. lit-ttv llzirlou Lind lmvn lairlvy. PAGE THIRTY-FIVE Junior Play 1Vhat now?? Oh, it's the Junior Play' already. December sure came in a hurry. The Baby- Sitter is a comedy in three acts written by Perry Clark. The central character is Bob. He is a husky, good-looking chap of seventeen. His mother tries to make him break a date with Car- rie, his one-and-only girl. Carrie was a baby'-Sit ter but she had almost given up that way of living. Bobs mother and father were going out and another girl was supposed to come in and take care of their friends' children. At the last moment she called and said she couldn't come. So Carrie. just to be nice, stayed with the children. A little bit of everything happened while the folks were gone. ln the end Sonny' eats some poisoned mush rooms, but everything comes out O. K. in the long run. The cast was as follows: Bob, who breaks a date, Donald Denneyg llother, who makes him break the date, -Anna Jo Axeg Father, who agrees with Mother - Eugene Spitlerg Junior, a holy terror - Donald Daleg Jane - Joan Burwellg Helen, Bob's sister - Constance Clarkg Carrie, Bob's one-and-only - JoAnn Kroftg Eunice, who tries to take Carrie's place - Harriet Peebles: Carl, H'e1en's boyfriend - Rex Neilsong Lefty, another holy terror - Isaac Binkerdi llidyge, who raids the icebox - Delores Roserg Dot, who also raids the icebox - june Knable: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, juniors Parents - Larry Curless and Joan Potterf. Christmas Play The Speech Class presented a Christmas play December 17, 1947. It was a Drama of the First Christmas by Dorothy Clarke 1Vilson. It was a short one-act, three-scene play. The main character was Hamar, played by James VanCamp. He was a young Bethlehemite. The Cast was as follows: 1-lamar - James VanCamp: Joanna - llargaret Stouffer: Rebecca- ylane Niccum: The Prophet - 1Vilbur Frank: llary of Nazareth - Betty Barlow: A Nobleman of Cap:-rnaum - Gary Fordyce: A Servant - Jack VVeesner: The three voices - Gene Pottenger, Don- alfl Baer, and XVilbur Frank. The play was directed by Nlrs. Haupert and prompted by Bonnie 5lIfrf'YDZ1lCl'T. It was presented for Rural Youth on December 8, 1947. PAGE THIRTY-SIX Talk by fllr. Shanahan School Days class Junior Initiation Class Prophecy, Patty Smith Now is the Hour Class Day Class XVills, lVilbur Frank Presentation of gift lSpeech, Gary Fordycel School Awards lhlr. Howard and fllr. Shanahan fD0deg' Jafngg and xlafy' Lryuiggj S4'lllUl' F2lI'C'XVi'll SOIHI, Cl2lSS Far FARKYVICLL SUNG ewell, schoolmates. were going to leave. Wie will cling to all memories. Farewell to all the little things, Th at made us carefree and happy and gay. XVe will he sad to he leaving you. .-Ylso, the school, and all that you do. 'l'hen to the teachers who did their best, ,I. o help and guide us, to show us the way. Award Wimzers Activities , .., -W Girl ,,A,, Activities ...,4,- , Box Band Letters Band Medal Scholarship Kfcdal Senior Basketball Awards Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Scholarship L etters PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN Baccalaureate High School Auditorium Sunday lway 2, 1948 2:30 P. lVI. Processional Piano Solo ,W .ffmzw - .-c,,,, - 4, Kliss Baumgartner lnvocation ,. 1,4 , ,,,,,,,,,-,,, ,,,,,k,, Rev. Breedlove llusic XYere You There Yin., zcf, , , ,, Arranged hy Burleigh Brother blames' Airy' , , Y, ,, H Arranged hy Jacob High School Chorus Scripture Reading ,, , ic , Gary Fordyce. Senior Pres. Addlrfw W ,Aa - .. Y 7 Go And Find lt Rev. G. Ben Hershherger llusic ln a Klonamrrv Garden , Wim, ,, ic, ,, , Ketelhev Girls' Chorus Benediction , Commefzcement High School Auditorium Saturday, Klay S, 1948 8:00 P. KI. Processional Po1np and Cll'Cl1lllStZlI1Ct'u , , ,f, Y Spring Festival High School Band Invocation H, , WW, , Wm, Blusic he Holy Llty , ,X , , ,K , znzi, James Yan Camp . XllKll'!'S5 , ,Y V Y 77 or W . 'I0l1Q Rev. Robert R. Hall Klusic In xii.,-time' , lllrs. Donald Stanley' l'i'4--f'nr:rtion of Diplomas , ., lJl'f'Nf'I1TZlTllJI1 of Bihles Xlusic 'lin' Ya'arH Ar Spring H4111-dieriori Y PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT Rev. Breedlove f Elgar Johnson - , Rev. limerick - .,. A H Adams Great Adventure -, Speaks Klr. Shanahan , , hlr. Peters . . Beach Rev. limerick Ill l Big Diner Day lfmul, pwplc. fun - rlmtls wlmr flu' Big lJlllI1l'I' luu Lllwzlys stmul fm' gmt l.ir1l:m'11. :xml flu I ll S rm vxccptimm Afrvr il lmgu 1linm'r. rlw Zlllllllill clcfriun uf P. 'lf :X.wfliuv1'x xxylx lu' m tlw :1ftn'1'l1mm, i'YK'l'lIlI1l' gzltlwrcfll in flu' gym fmrlw :lftn-rmmr1 15l'll!l'1lIN xxl1irl1 flu- P. 'l'. X In mu inn llxlml ilI'1'11llQL'll. 'lllmc 1WI'lY1l'1lIIl L'llI1NlNfL'xl ufrlu' rwlllm-ing: lllNlrCllflHll Rm. llm-l'xl1lu'1Agm'1' 'lim lixml Xlrx. klI'llUTHl'1l lliglw Sl-Inml liglml Kllu Hg1L1lug:l:'tr1v1' 5l:lt uf SL'Ill1ll' lylxxy Sl'I1l1Il'N Rvplwr HH 1-In-frima Kimi:- PAGE THIRTY-NINE Cara ifval Come one! Come alll Help crown your favorite candidates as King and Queen. These calls were being issued from the students weeks in advance of the carnival, which was given llarch 17. Everyone got busy and started to make posters to get votes for their class candi- dates. This year the Carnival was planned to be the biggest and the best of any ever given at Linlawn. Not only the Junior and Senior classes sponsored shows and concessions, but all of the other four grades had a concession or two. liach of the separate stands was in a different classroom. One of the classes and a sponsor were in charge. ln the Gym was a main pro- gram under the direction of our music director. lliss llarie Baumgartner. Advance ticket sales took care of the admission to this main event. Since the 17th of March falls on St. Pat- rick's Day. the decorations carried out the green and white colors of the day in all of the stands. Now for the stands and who sponsored each one of them: 'lihe seventh grade, under the leadership of Hr. XVilliams, had charge of the dart throw- ing. For their prizes, they gave Cat-Head Balloons. ln the next room we come to, we find the eighth grade. They took care of two conces- slfms, the Fish Pond and the Ring-a-Cane. The lfish Pond had a large variety of prizes and nov- elties. His- Burchlzy helped the eighth grade. ln llr. Howard's room. we found the Freshmen taking care of the Daisy Dodgers. A lot of fun for everyone but the one taking part of the Dodger. Also in the Gym, Klr. Howard was in charge of the Basketball free throw. Next we walked into Klrs. Robinsons Home llc. Room. Right about that time,we were a little hungry, so guess what? lVe dis- covered the food concession, complete with hot dogs and everything. All sorts of delicious things to eat. llrs. Robinson had charge of the Sophomore stands. Along with the food stand, they also took care of the weight guess- ing booth. Later, we walked up to the Study Hall. Here we found a movie in progress. This en- tertainment was sponsored by the Junior class under the direction of llr. Bechtold. The Juniors also took care of the ice cream and can- dy stand. XVe saw the Seniors every place. They were busy counting votes for the king and queen. everyone hoping, of course, that the Senior can- didates would win. At 8:30 the ballot boxes were closed, and a final tabulation of the votes was made. As completion of the Carnival, the King and Queen were crowned. The coronation was performed by Betty Garrison who was queen four years ago, and 1Ir. Shanahan. Tom- my lvaymire, who was king four years ago, is now in the Navy and was unable to be present at the Carnival this year. PAGE FDRTY 1 Dy, , , Q- PAGE FCIRTY-UNE 4--I Calender AUGUST Senior enrollment. Sophomore - Junior enrollment. Back to the old grind - - several new faces - - - many old ones - - where are the Sen- iors of '47? SEPTEMBER Vacation already! State Fair, here We come! First day of school - - warm - - seems like a long day, doesn't it? Seventh graders still wandering around with a lost expression. Teachers bearing down! Mr, Williams' Birthday. Election of Senior class officers. Mrs. Haupert gives library rulesu today. New librarians: no outside reading in school. Chippewa game called off because of rain. ICE CREAM SOCIAL - - BAND CONCERT - - - COLD!!! LaFontaine game at Linlawn. CWe lose 17- 159 Mr. and Mrs. Howard celebrate their wedding anniversary of 1 month! Chippewa game at Linlawn - - we lose again - - this time 13-11. Mrs. Haupert without her coat today - - - warmer! Junior class rings came today - - - lower classes elect officers. Central ball game - - - Cold - - - Score 20- 4. Not so hot are we? Speaker - - - Mr. N. E. Lindley from Greentown. Mr. Bechtold makes a wire recording of the program. Seniors look at invitations - - - Terryberry raps and gowns or formals? Lagro ball game - - - only one umpire - - - what a game - - - fwe lost 12-67. Baseball tourney - - - we play LaFontaine at 5:30 P. M. fThe score was 23-9 in favor of LaFontaine.I OCTOBER World Series in Civics class. The Sf-riiorf: finally got their seats assigned sn the ?if,f:f'ffil'JlY. P51117 firi'iiil'il?L lilftlidiiy. Lzipt World Sf-ries game - - - the Yankees top the fJ'i'lQ'A!'15-2 - - - making the Yank- ees the Champions. How many Seniors are there? Stuffed the ballot box - - - hummm! Seniors vote to have formals at graduation by 11-7. Mr. Shanahan gives FBI report to the Sen- iors in Civics class. Plans made for a Senior hayride - - - report cards - - - oh! Senior hayride - - - Who broke all those Pepsi-Cola bottles at the park? Eye tests today. Doc's birthday! 8: 24 Teachers' Institute - - - Gene travels to Ohio for a headache tablet. NOVEMBER- First basketball game! Pirates defeat Lagro in a thrilling game 48-31. Kryl All Girl Symphony Orchestra at Wabash High. Ask Gene and Curly how they liked it? - - - I mean the girls! Make Mine Country Style band concert. Pirates travel to Chester in the second game of the season. The score? Oh, yes, 65-42 in favor of the Panthers. Pirates play Chippewa at Wabash. The Big Red Indians overwhelm the Pirates by 51-37. Mr. Brubaker is put to bed by the doctor for a week. Mr. Peters is our janitor again. Linlawn trounces Lincolnville 52-44. Wilbur's birthday! First snow of the season - - - everyone has a cold - - - Mr. Shanahan gives a speech to the school on the FBI. The Alumni defeats the home team in an overtime game 49-46. 81 28-,Thanksgiving vacation! DECEMBER The Junior class presents The Baby-Sit- ter. Betty's birthday! Laketon game - - - the Pirates defeat the Tigers in a rough and tumble game - - - overtime at that - - 47-43. Mrs. Haupertis birthday! Junior and Freshmen give assembly pro- gram. Fred Uncle Willy Aukerman gave a play by play broadcast basketball game between the Burma Shave-Fireplugs and the Juke-Box Boogies as written by Larry Curless. PAGE FDRTY-TWD Calender Naomi's birthday! Mary He1en's birthday. Roann game here. The Indians defeat the Pirates 54-41. Swayzee defeats the Pirates 52-41. Christmas program - - - The Empty Room presented by the Speech class - - - Christ- mas music by the band and chorus, and grade school chorus and rhythm band. Lincolnville plays their home game at Lin- lawn. The Pirates win their third victory, 63-37. Pirates travel again. This time to defeat Urbana in an overtime game 53-52. Christ- mas vacation starts. See you next year. Student Council gives a Christmas program. Rev. Sam Emerick was the guest speaker. Mr. Lawson's birthday. JANUARY HAPPY NEW YEAR! ! ! Did you ever see so much sleet and ice in all your life? Back to school for another 4112 months. Did you see those three Junior boys bandaged up? They proved that three can't drive a car all at one time. 8: 9 Final Exams. Somerset plays their home game here - - we defeat them 48-23. Second semester starts, The Beginning of the End for the Seniors! Juniors and Seniors go to Wabash High for chest X-rays. 16. Sz 17 County Tourney! Linlawn plays Urbana in the second game of the evening on Thursday. What a thrilling game - - - We lost 51-49. Chester wins over Laketon in the final game. Student Council presents a program of the World Series of 1947. Lal-teton game at Laketon. Pirates win 58:50. Gene's birthday! Pirates go to North Manchester to play the Central Trojans. The Pirates lose 43-50. Linlawn is host to LaFontaine. Linlawn wins 35-24. Senior Bakesale at the Gas Office. FEBRUARY Minstrel show put on by the Sophomores and Seniors. Tryouts for the Senior play. The Seniors go to court to see a petit jury in action. Mrs. Haupert gives a speech on courtesy. -13 Courtesy Week! Rev. Breedlove gives a speech on Lincoln. Urbana comes to Linlawn. Linlawn wins the rubber game 52-45. Valentine's Day! Senior play practice starts. Last game of the season with Chippewa. Oh, what a thrilling game: it seems at least 10 minutes during the last 10 seconds. The score? Of course 45-44 in favor of the Pir- ates. No school today! First sessions of the Sec- tional Tourney begin. Linlawn draws the bye and played Roann. The Pirates lead all the way and win in an easy game 51-40. Linlawn plays Wabash in the Semi-Final Saturday afternoon. Linlawn 50, Wabash 59. Chester defeated Wabash in the final. 51-39. Leap Year! Watch out fellows - - - the girls are on the march!! MARCH Jack's birthday! Big Dinner . Did you ever see so much food? Mr. Howard's birthday! St. Patrick's Day Carnival. Miss Baumgartner's birthday. Senior Bakesale at the Gas Office. Gwen's birthday! Margaret's birthday! Seniorfplay: The Daffy Dills . Party at Mary Helen's afterwards. APRIL Jane's birthday! 8: 17 Senior trip to Chicago. Junior-Senior banquet at Hotel LaFontaine at Huntington. MAY Baccalaureate: Rev. G. Ben Hershberger presents the baccalaureate address. Mr. Bechtold's birthday! Senior Class Day! Initiation of Juniors! Commencement: Rev. Robert R. Hall. Chaplain of Indiana State Prison gives the commencement address. Party at Mary Louise's afterwards, PAGE FURTY-THREE PAGE FURTY-FDUR '-4. PAGE FDRTY FIVE Seniors of 19 7 Peggy Brier, Nlrs. ,Izunes Bever Luin Nlzmsfield Wvhere - XXIHIWZISII, Indiana VVhere - Nizinchester College. Indiana Occupgitinn - J, C. Penney Cu. Occupation - Student Dean Coldren Iwyce Minnezlr IVhere - Rich Vz1IIey, Indirinzi VVhere - XV1lI7ZlSI1. Indiana Uccupzitinn - 'lirucking Occupation - 'I'eIephone Office Grziystnn Campbell Iim Pfiul Y n yylwu. - Culomdl, W here - Hzihusli, Indiana Occupation - Air Corps Uccupzitmn - G. FI. K Rubher Richard Dyson Putty bmlth VVhere - XV:ihzish, Indiana XVhere - XVJIIHHSII, Indiana . , . , . . Uccupzitiun - fylnzierx Furniture Occupation - Fnrmingl Rnhert Smith Klan-IIT HUIIIN , , Ivhere - Bryon Lvniversity. Ilzixtnn. V'here - Wxilwmli, Indizinzi fl-mn Occupation - FZIYIUIHQ Occumtiun - qtudem Lewis v-Iziineismi Y - Wvilnui Jenn Tyner Viliere - XXIIIHISII, Indizlnzi Xyhem. , yynbnghl Indinml OCCUI'5lUf'H ' Fllfmmfl Uccupzitiun - Ii:lgIe Picher Unrie Kziufmnn Bi-ncli XXIIIIIIIICCI' IVhere - W'zihzish, Indiana VVhere - Xvllhilsil, Indizinzi V Occuputinn - G. 'I'. S Ruhher Uccupzitiun - Schcerer Bottling Cu. Ilunzild XViISOn XVhere - XV11h:ixli. Inthzinzi Occupation - I'IZlI'IUII1 A 2 .3 r. Ig!'llf'I3?II-SVI' - I i:ink tn the student hwldy f han werved :ls -izuiitur this year. I 1':1nIL's out finding ch:n':icrei'ixric ix his hecticteziwimj,1vfx'.'hich he never tires. 4xIllSI kidding, Ifrnnk - we Inu 1 I PAGE FURTYASIX DONORS ALUMNI Ted VVolfrum Garl Eppley Dean Coldren John Unger Donald Ridenour Eldon Landis Gene Bright llerle E. Custer Mrs. Eloise Unger Hrs. George lVhistler FACTORIES Spencer Cardinal Eagle Picher Company Adrian Stouffer Kathryn Sailors Johnny Lynn Robert Burt Harry Faust RI rs. James Beyer Donna Rife Klilton Barnette Charles Moore The G. II. Diehl llachine lvorks, Inc. General Electric Company, YVabash Container Corporation of America Standard Founrdy Co.. Inc. American Rock lVool Ford lleter Box DUCTURS Dr. H. A. Pfeifer, O. D. Dr. G. B. Fultz, D. D. Dr. G. F. Kintner Dr. Fred Bent KIISCELLANEOLYS Jones Shell Service Central Cafe Jones Standard Service Klorris Bricker Standard Service Glazier's Furniture Store Beitman and lvolf Department Store Lutz Furniture Store Smith Fruit Company Klrs Bert llartin. Office Supplies and Printing G. C. Baher Airgood's Grocery Qllth Century Bowling Boston Store F. TV. lvoolworth King-Hipskind Hardware Hutchens Laundryxand Dry Cleaning Sears, Roebuck and Company Shellhammer Implement Lawrence Purdy Realgas H. and NI. Auto Sales Carlton Studio P. K. Department Store C. N. Hetzner Jewelry Denney Klotor Sales F. J. Rettig and Son Showalter Studio I-Iancock's Store Velma's Beauty Shop VVahash Cleaners Station Store Yickery's Variety Store F. F. Gurtner Gackenheimer's Courtesy Lunch Frank K. Daugherty - Grain Eley ator H. T. Showalter Thompson's Distinctive Appar Tomlinson and YViles Shaw Tractor Sales Stephens and Beck Kleeks Bakery Kramer the Klezmer Chevalier's Yarnelle Lumber and Coal Co. Falls Avenue 1Iarl-:et Snack Shop Geyer Klotor Sales Resneck's Ready to IVear Shop Louie's Sweet Shop Kroger Company Stoops Bros. Dick's KIen's lVear Eugene lVolf Fedewa Appliance Downtown News Stand D S S Roofing Renhargens llarket Ross Jewel Shop XIcNarney Bros. Sterling Furniture Co. Durnhaugh Hardware Co. Fasnacht's Jewelry Store Anne Huher C. L. Yandegrift Xlrs. Paul Jones Thonipson's Gift Shop James YV. Rhoads - Insurance 'Val-Ll Dress Shop Henderson's International .-Xrmie Brothers Grocery Schott's lVassman's llvoodward and Son llvahash Ice and Fuel Koelve-Ba .lIr'11n.r ffm Brit Howard Cleaners XTTIFXIS Beauty Shop Ogarfs Grocery lvilkinson Lumher Company Noel Clupper Insulation Seryic Allishaugh Trucking Co. Russel's Automatic Laundry Lvnion llills Elevator Al. C. Penney Rich Valley Elevator E. E. Jones PAGE FDRTY-SEVEN el for W omen e THANKS lm tl 1 linancml Assistance that has nrzrde ring hunk nnsnhle TO The Lockrielge Studin ffl' Rochester, lndizmzl nlyo Fred Sunelzry of the Carlton Stunlin lm the excellent pliotugrzlpln Zlllll cfn11'tem1i service l'L'IlClC'! 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