Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

the modern student is not unlike a modern painting the first impression of either is one of complexity or even confusion however both are contemporary products of our current society the evolution of a society affects the personality of an individual and results in a new and different personality and art expression in a modern painting the various forms and shapes used create a pattern which becomes the dominating theme of the painting the modern student forms and shapes his opinions from a complexity of ideas and creates a pattern which becomes his guide to the future a modern painting changes its two-dimensions through the use of perspective which results in depth the current student broadens his mind through education which results in a wider perspective and greater depth of understanding the composition of a modern painting has all of the important artistic qualities of the past plus the current means of expression the composition of the current student includes all the important basic elements of the past plus the effects of our constantly changing society We, the claAA a { 1953, deAlcote tluA took to all tliole people who have maxHe Icu if icoi that wo may enjoy life. Honor Students 1st row — L. Bobbitt, J. Schrum, G. Cox, J. Wilson, A. Pattee, M. Gleason, M. Standish 2nd row -• B. Hoyne, A. Miller, J. Hodges, J. Navarre, B. Wilson, M. Fuller, N. Jellyman, K. Roy, F, Hutton 3rd row — J. Clifford, J. McGinley, Mott, M. McRoberts, B. Reed, J. Jackson, E. Fredregill, A. Collins, E. Kormendy 4th row -- C. Huseman, R. Wietbrook, J. Schrum, T. Ross, T. Burgess, B. Hurr, D. Norlin, D. Childress. Annual Staff Jennie Mae Hayden, Make-up Editor Annual Staff Senior Will-Joan Erb; Calendar- Bonnie Hands, Mary Bobola; Senior Activities-Barbara Schutz Circulation- OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Boys’ State Representative John Schrum Boys’ State Representative John Kirkus E.J. Fredregill Boys ' State Representative 01 iver McColly - Local art contest winner irls State Representative Betty Jo Wilson - Lowell Representative in State track meet Norbert Jung Girls’ State Representative, Janet McCamniack Will I like this?” Miss Ruth Baynes, Librarian Student Librarians “See how busy we are!’ Miss Lois Kruger, Girls’ Health, Physical Education Just browsing “Movies! Movies! Movies! “Let’s play ball!” “And study health!’ “Another movie?” Anybody got an eraser? “London Bridge?’ Mr. David “Cy” Bowman, Boys’ Health, Physical Education, Basketball, Track, Cross Country “One-two! One-two!” “Watch those fingers!” “Jump ball!” “Now this is a simple plan--? Mr. Mike Milakovic, Mechanical Drawing, Shop, Football This has got it all over a knife Michealangelo has nothing on us! Mr. Frank Braun, Art, World History ave Rembrandts Mr, Tom Stuart, Government, World History snore Sophmores Waterloo Einstein Jr. at work Miss Mar V F - Baughman, Mathematics Get ready for a test ■p Secretaries-to-be Writers cramp?? Calculus?? Miss Mary Wilcox, Office Practice, Shorthand, Commercial Arithmetic, Junior Business L.H.S. Hieroglyphics Cramped but efficient Slaves to their jobs Future executives, j.g. Mr. George Ham, Bookkeeping, Typing It’s a struggle 1 § -Jz-r ' : Mr. James E. Little, Agriculture, Chemistry Mr. George Hahn, Biology, Zoology Define the following ' Future bugologists Mrs. Arline Vandermark, Mrs. Kennedy Home Economics Seamtress union 676. Softer please! I speak to you as — Rubenstien III Mr. William F. Martin, English, Speech, Journalism, Annual Copy boy!! Ain’t this fun Mr. Charles Southard, English, Chorus Fire house five _ Somewhere there s music Mr. W. T. Jones, Music Appreciation, Glee Club, Band Anyone got some bubble ... , . ! e 9um out °f your gum?? Final results mouth! 50 pgs. of Silas Marner Countrymen Mrs. Gladys Hetherington, English, Latin Four score and seven Miss Geraldine Thompson, Is this a dagger I see before English me?? Senior Sponsors and Officers WILLIAM F. MARTIN KENNETH JOHNSON President GERALDINE F. THOMPSON CHARLES SOUTHARD LEONARD WEDDLE Vice-President JANET MCCAMMACK Secretary-T reasurer GEORGE HAHN Seniors EVELYN ANDERSON Science Club, 2; Latin, 1; Pep, 1; Jr. PI. Cast; Sr. PI. Staff; Thornton Fractional High, 2. MARY BOBOLA Pep Club, 1; Press, 4; GAA, 4; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 3; cl. off., 2; Lowellette Staff, 1; Jr. PI. Staff. JACK BALES Home Ec Club, 1; FFA, 4; Camera, 1; Pep, 1; cl. off., 1; H. of R., 2. MARILYN BUCHE Home Ec Club, 3; GAA, 3; Camera, 1; Pep, 1; Glee Cl., 1; cl. off., 1; H. of R., 2; dist. stud., 1; h. men., 2. ARTHUR BECKMAN Camera Club, 1; Pep, 1; Sr. PI. Staff. ELAINE BUNTE Home Ec Club, 4; Pep, 1; Glee Cl., 1; Lowell¬ ette Staff, 1; Sr. PI. Staff; h. men., 3. MARY BERG Science Club, 3; Latin, 4; Press, 1; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 3; cl. off., 1; dist. stud., 1; h. men., 1. TOM CALLAHAN Seniors LEON CLINTON L Club, 1; basketball minor, 2; baseball major 2; cross country minor, 1; cross country major, 1 DOROTHY EBERLE Home Ec Club, 2; Cam¬ era, 2 ; Pep, 2; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 3; cl. off., 1; Lowel lette Staff, 1. MARY ANN COLLINS Home Ec Club, 2; Com¬ munications, 1; Camera, 1; Pep, 4; Band, 2; h. men., 2. FRANCIS EBERLE Science Club, 1; Cam¬ era, 2; Pep, 2; h. men., 4. WAYNE ELLIOTT Science Club, 1; Pep, 1; Sr. PI. Cost; Parker High, 3. Seniors WILLIAM ELLIOTT Pep Club, 3; Communi¬ cations, 1; basketball minor, 1; basketball major, 1. MARY RUTH FULLER Home Ec Club, 4; Sun¬ shine, 4; Camera, 1; Pep, 3; Glee Club, 1. JOAN ERB Latin Club, 2; Pep, 3; Press, 1; GAA, 4; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 3; Class off., 1; cl. off., 4; Sr. PI. Cast; Jr. PI. Cast; Senate, 3; Lowellette Staff, 1; dist. Stud., 1; h. men., 2. NORMAN GREER Art Club, 1; Communi tions, 1; Pep, 1. FORBES FAIRCHILD FFA, 2; I Club, 3; foot- ball major, 2; basketball minor, 1; baseball major, 2; Class off., 1; H. of R., 1; Oral English Award, 1. TED GROSS Camera Club, 4; Pep 2; Home Ec, 1; football minor, 2; basketball minor, 2; cross country minor, 1; cl. off., 2; H. of R., 1; Senate, 1; Jr. PI. Staff. ERNEST FREDREGILL Sunshine Club, 4; Science, 3; Pep, 2; Band, 4; baseball minor, 2; cl. off., 4; Senate, 1; Boys ' State, 1; dist. stud., 2; h. men., 2. HERBERT HALL Camera Club, 1; Pep, 2. Seniors BONNIE HANDS Home Ec Club, 4; Press, 3; Bond, 3; GAA, 4; Chorus, 2; cl. off., 2; Lowellette Staff, 1; H. of R., 1; Sr. PI. Cost. REID HAYDEN L Club, 3; Camera, 2; Latin, 3; Pep, 3; Press, 3; Chorus, 4; football major, 2; track major, 1; cl. off., 2; Lowellette Staff, 1; Oral Eng. Aw., 1; Senate, 1; Jr. PI. Cast; Sr. PI. Cast; dist. stud., 2; h. men., 2. MARGIE HARDESTY Home Ec Club, 3; Cam¬ era, 1; Latin, 2; Pep, 2 Chorus, 1; cl. off., 3; Lowellette Staff, 1; St. Franci s High, 1. BERNIECE HERRON Home Ec Club, 4; Pep, 1; Glee Club, 1. CAROL HAYDEN Science Club, 3; Camera, 2; Pep, 3; Press, 3; Chorus, 4; Lowellette Staff, 1; Jr. PI. Cast; Sr. PI. Cast. BRADLEY HINTON Science Club, 1; Pep, 2; Band, 3; Press, 2; FFA, 2; Lowell ette Staff, 1; Lowellian Editor-in- Chief, 1. JENNIE HAYDEN Home Ec Club, 4; GAA, 3; Camera, 1; Pep, 3; Press, 2; Glee Cl., 1; Lowellette Staff, 1; Lowellian Editor, 1; Jr. PI. Staff; Sr. PI. Cast; Purdue Leg. Assembly, CARTER HOLTH Art Club, 4; Pep, 2; Band, 4; track minor, 1; State Solo Contest, 1. Seniors EILEEN HOYNE Camera Club, 2; Pep, 2; Sunshine, 2; Glee Club, 1; Chorus, 2. NANCY JELLYMAN Home Ec Club, 3; GAA, 1; Latin, 1; Pep, 1; Sun¬ shine, 1; Chorus, 1. CAROL HUEBSCH Camera Club, 2; Pep, 3; Band, 4; GAA, 4; Chorus, 3; cl, off., 2; Senate, 1. KENNY JOHNSON L Club, 3; Camera, 1; Latin, 1; Pep, 3; Band, 1; football major, 2; basketball major, 3; basketball minor, 1; baseball major, 4; cross country major, 1; Class off., 3; cl. off., 1; Sr. PI Cast; Senate, 1; dist. stud.., 1; h. men., 3; Pur due Leg. Assembly, 1. WILLIAM HURR Art Club, 1; Sunshine, 4; FFA, 1; L Club, 1; Camera, 1; Pep, 1; foot¬ ball major, 1; football minor, 1; baseball major, 2; baseball minor, 1. SHARON JOHNSON Home Ec Club, 4; Pep, 1; Sr. PI. Staff. JANE HUTTON Latin Club, 3; Pep, 3; Press, 1; Glee Cl., 1; cl. off., 1; Jr. PI. Cast; Sr. PI. Cast; Girl s’ State Alt., 1; Lowellette Staff, 1; US Hist. Aw., 1; dist. stud., 1; h. men., 2 . NORBERT JUNG L Club, 3; Pep, 2; bas¬ ketball minor, 1; base¬ ball major, 3; track major, 3; cross country major, 3; cross country minor, 1; cl. off., 2; Boys ' State Alt., 1; Jr. PI. Staff; Al I-State Traci Meet, 1. Seniors ROY KEITH FFA, 3; Pep, 1. LOUISE KROLL Lotin Club, 4; Press, 1; Pep, 1; Band, 3; Lowell- ette Staff, 1; Lowellian Business Manager, 1, JOHN KIRKUS Art Club, 3; L Club, 3; Press, 1; football major 3; track major, 1; track minor, 1; Boys’ State Alt., 1; Jr. PI. Staff; Sr. PI. Staff. HENRY MATURY L Club, 1; Camera, ]; Press, 1; Chorus, 4; football major, 1; foot¬ ball minor, 1; track minor, 1; cl. off., 1 ; Lowellette Staff, 1, BYRON KOSANKE Art Club, 2; Communi¬ cations, 1; Pep, 3; Band, 1 . CONNIE MILLER Home Ec Club, 3; Band, 4; cl. off., 1; Lowell¬ ette Staff, 1; State Solo Contest, 2. CLARA KRETZ Communications, 2; Pep, 1; h. men., 1. ANNA MORRIS Camera Club, 1; Latin, 3; Band, 4; cl. off., 1; Purdue Leg. Assembly, 1 .. Seniors WANDA MOTT Latin, 3; Pep, 1; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 3; State Solo Contest, 4. VIRGIL McCOLLEY Art Club, 3; Pep, 2; Chorus, 2. JACK NANCE Home Ec Club, 2; FFA, 4; Pep, 1. BERNARDINE MURRAY Home Ec Club, 1; GAA, 2; Camera, 1; Pep, 2; Glee CL, 1; Chorus, 3; State Solo Contest, 2. CALVIN MUSCH Pep Club, 1; FFA, 2; baseball minor, 1. ELAINE NOMANSON Latin Club, 2; Pep, 3; Band, 4; GAA, 4; Press, 1; Sr. PI. Cast; Senate, I; Lowellette Staff, 1. JANET McCAMMACK Sunshine Club, 4; GAA, 4; Camera, 3; Latin, 2; Pep, 1; Press, 1; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 1; Class off., 2; cl. off., 3; St. Gov. off., 2; Jr. PI. Cast; Sr. PI. Cast; Sen¬ ate, I; Girls’ State, 1; Lowellette Staff, 1; h. men., 3. RICHARD NORLIN Sunshine Club, 1; L Club 2; Science, 2; Camera, 2; Latin, 3; Pep, 1; bas¬ ketball minor, 1; basket¬ ball major, 2; baseball major, l;baseball minor, 1; track minor, 1; Jr. PI. Cast; Sr. PI. Cast; Sen¬ ate, 1; H. of R., 1; h. men., 2. Seniors PAT O’CONNELL Home Ec Club, 4; GAA, 1; Camera, 1; Pep, 3; Glee Club, 1. EDNA RAE POWELL Science Club, 3; GAA, 3; Camera, 1; Latin, 2; Pep, 1; Press, 1; Glee Club, 1; cl, off., 2; H. of R„ 1; Sr. PI. Staff; Lowellette Staff, 1; Lowellian Editor, 1; h. men., 3. ARNOLD PATZ Camera Club, 1; FFA, 4; Track minor, 1; Jr. PL. Staff. HELEN REAGAN Home Ec Club, 4; Pep, 2; Purdue Leg. Assem¬ bly, 1. ANN PENNINGTON Home Ec Club, 4; Latin, 3; Pep, 2; Glee .CL, 1; Jr. PI. Staff; Purdue Leg. Assembly, 1. NANCY ROSS Home Ec Club, 3; Sci¬ ence, 2; Camera, 1; Latin, 1; Pep, 1; Glee Cl., 1; Purdue Leg. Assembly, 1. JOAN PILCH Camera Club, 2; Latin, 3; Pep, 3; Press, 4; GAA, 4; Glee CL, 1; cl. off., 3; Lowellette Staff, 1. JAYNE SAYERS Home Ec Club, 1; Pep, 1; Mt. Ayr High, 3. Seniors MARY SCHREIBER Pep Club, 2; Home Ec, 1; GAA, 4; Glee Club, 1; Chorus, 2. GRETCHEN SCHWFITZER Home Ec Club, 2; Band, 3; GAA, 4; Chorus, 3; Glee Cl., 1; cl. off., 3; h. me n., 3. JOHN SCHRUM Science Club, 1; Pep, 2; Sunshine, 1; L Club, 1; FFA, 2; football major, 1; football minor, 1; track major, 1; track minor, 1; cl. off., 2; Boys’ State, 1. LOU EDITH SCOTT Science Club, 1; Cam¬ era, 1; Latin, 3; Press, 1; Pep, 1; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 1; Lowellette Staff, 2. BARBARA SCHUTZ Home Ec Club, 4; Sci¬ ence, 1; Camera, 1; Pep, 3; Press, 2; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 3; cl. off., 2; Lowellette Staff, 1 . DOROTHY STARK Art Club, 2; Home Ec, 4; Pep, 2; Glee Club, 1; Chorus, 1. BETTY SCHUTZ Pep Club, 3; Home Ec, 4; GAA, 4; cl. off., 1; Jr. PI. Staff. DICK STRICKLAND L Club, 1; FFA, 4; Pep, 2; football major, 1; baseball major, 1; base¬ ball minor, 1; cl. off., 1. Seniors CARMEN SWIDER Communications Club, 1; Pep, 2; Glee Club, 1; Lowel I ette Staff, 1. JOHN TYLER Science Club, 1; Pep, 1; L Club, 1; track major, 1; cross country major, 2; Jr. PI. Staff. JACK TAYLOR Latin Club, 1; Pep, 2; Press, 1; FFA, 1; Chorus 4; cl. off., 2; Lowellette Staff, 1; Lowel I ian Edi tor, 1; Oral Eng. Aw., 1; Jr. PI. Cast; Sr. PI. Cast. ROBERT WARREN Pep Club, 1; football major, 1; Fenger High, 3. DEAN TONEY Home Ec Club, 2; L Club, 4; Latin, 2; Pep, 3; Press, 4; football minor, 2; basketball minor, 3; baseball mojor, 4; Sen¬ ate, 2; Lowellette Staff, 1. LEONARD WEDDLE Latin Club, 3; Pep, 3; Press, 1; basketball minor, 2; baseball major, 3; baseball minor, 1; Class off., 2; cl. off., 1; H. of R., 1; Lowellette Staff, 1; h. men., 4. LYLA LEE TRIMBLE Pep Club, 1; Sr. PI. Staff; Roosevelt High, 3 JO WESTPHAL Science Club, 2; GAA, 3; Camera, 3; Latin, 4; Pep, 3; Press, 3; Glee Cl., 1; Sr. PI. Cost; Lowellette Staff, 1; Lowel I ian Editor, 1; Purdue Leg. Assembly, 1 . Seniors DORIS WERBLO Home Ec Club, 4; Pep, 1; Band, 4; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 3; Sr. PI. Staff. BETTY JUNE WILSON Science Club, 2; GAA, 3; Camera, 1; Latin, 1; Pep, 1; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 1; cl. off., 1. VERNON WIETBROCK Art Club, 2; Camera, 2; Pep, 2; Boys’ State Alt., 1; Lowellette Staff, 2; Lowellian Staff, 2. LONNIE WILSON BERNADETTE WILLIAMSON Home Ec Club, 1; Latin, 2; Glee Cl., 1; Chorus, 1; Lowellette Staff, 1; Lowel li an Staff, 1. CHARLES WISMILLER Art Club, 1; Pep, 2; May¬ nard High, 1; Corning High, 1. BETTY JO WILSON Sunshine Club, 4; GAA, 4; Science, 2; Latin, 3; Band, 1; Class off., 1; cl. off., 3; Sr. PI. Cast; H. of R., 1; Senate, 1; Lowellette Staff, 1; Girls’ State, 1; dist. stud., 1; h. men., 2. SENIOR FAREWELL Good-bye Lowell High, Farewell dear old school, ‘And thanks for everything, especially for the tool. The tool of education, to answer our call, The call of the future, that beckons to us all. So-long to the faculty, who’s been so patient and kind; In helping us develop our character as well as our mind. We ' re sorry for the trials and tribulations we’ve caused, too. If you find it hard forgiving us; think back, when it could’ve been you. We say good-bye to those crowded halls. And to the marred and battered walls. We’ve treated you pretty rough we know, For this we apologize, as we go. So from the class of fifty-three To all our friends and faculty; Yes, from the Seniors, to all Lowell High We send Best Wishes and say Good-bye. By: Nancy Ross Junior Sponsors and Officers FRANK BRAUN KAREN NETHERY President RUTH BAYNES KEN FETSCH Vice-President MICHAEL MILAKOVIC MARY FRANCIS BAUGHMAN MILFORD MURRAY Secretary-T reasurer Juniors Abramson, Charlotte Adam, Em a Bales, Catherine Barman, Joyce Bloemen, Vivian Bradley, Joyce Brown, Reggie Brown, Rex Burgess, Thomas Clark, Joan Childress, Darlene Childress, Lewis Clymer, Gordon Collins, Pat Copelin, Virginia Corns, Edgar Corns, Orville Cox, Bill Devins, Juanita Doty, Doris Duncan, Dolores Einink, Gertrude Engel, Alice Etzel, Beverly Fetsch, Kenneth Forburger, Mary Franzen, Christine Gestner, Joe Goff, Norma Goff, Owen, Jr. Hamann, Ronald Hardesty, Betty Hart, Ned Herbst, Mona-Ree Hill, Nancy Juniors Kennedy, Allan Kiehn, Florence Koble, V al Larson, Charles Lee, Russell Isler, Peggy Jackson, Jerone Jerome Johnson, Robert Justak, Shirley Kapitan, Peter Hill, Wardina Honn, Lola Huseman, Donald Hutton, Fern Miff, Arthur Lentz, Pat Lindemer, Terry Lindsay, Jim Littlefield, Larry Love, Norman Ludvigson, Carl Lutgen, Louise Lynch, Eleanor Marshall, Shirley Merchant, Mary Miller, Bill Miller, Marvin Miller, Sharon Mueller, Rosalia Mullen, Norma Murray, Milford Musch, Clara Mussman, Frances McKee, Bill McRoberts, Max Juniors Nethery, Karen Novak, Rosemary Pattee, Audrey Patz, Gerald Peterson, Joyce Peterson, Ronald Poer, Bill Purkey, Janet Reed, Robert Rowlinson, Beverly Roy, Kay Schafer, Carole Scheidt, Marvin Schissler, Judy Schutz, George Schutz, Ray Searle, Dave Sharp, George Singleton, Shirley Sirois, Leon Spry, Lloyd Stephan, Dorothy Surprise, Jon Sykora, Frank Tulley, Marilyn Urbanezyk, Bill Viers, Bill Wedding, Dean Werner, Ruth Williams, Marilyn Wood, Clayton Wood, Janette Sophomore Sponsors and Officers GEORGE HAM ILA MAE DOTY Secretary- T rea su rer GLADYS HETHERINGTON ED KORMENDY President W. THEODORE JONES RONALD BRUCE Vice-President LOIS M. KRUGER Sophomores Albertson, Janet Albery, Mary Ballou, Carol Bahr, Janice Beauchamp, Paul Beckman, Dick Benson, Sandra Benson, Sarah Bevins, Darlene Bobbitt, La Donna Bradbury, Edward Brown, Darrell Bruce, Ronnie Buchmeier, Alvin Burnham, Bill Burroughs, Mary Ann Bydalek, Barbara Chapman, Kay Childress, Nancy Clark, Sally Clark, Tom Clemens, Joe Clinton, Janeth Collins, Art Davis, Jim Demerling, Mary Dickson, Joseph Dickensheets, Carolyn Dodge, Bud Doty, lla Mae Doty, Pat Duncan, Phyllis Eberle, Anna Edgeman, Orville Evans, Dan Sophomores Feddler, Edward Feddler, Bob Fitzgerald, Vivian Fletcher, Arma Frick, Willard Gerst, Paul Greathouse, Shirley Greer, Priscilla Griggs, Arnold Gross, Culver Hayden, Anita Hawkins, Jack Hatch, Jeral d Hamilton, Judy Gross, Richard Kay, Harry Hutton, Paul Huseman, Jeannine Holth, Harry Henry, Don Kormendy, Ed Kidd, Wayne Kern, Arthur Keith, Margaret Keith, Melena Laumeyer, Kay Lane, Bill Lane, Susie Kroll, Martin Krivensky, Ronald Midkiff, Juanita Massoth, Betty Mager, Donna Long, Donald Lepper, Donna Sophomores Miller, Amy Lou Miller, Carol Ann Miller, Verna Minion, Melvin Minninger, Sue Mitch, Bill Mitch, Karen Moyer, Bill Nance, Pat Nel son, Judy Nichols, Russell Noble, Shirley Osburn, Carol Owens, Barbara Parks, Roger Phill ips, Robert Pierce, Bob Ramsey, Charles Robi nson, Robert Rogers, Carla Ross, Tom Wilson, Neal Rubarts, Barbara Ruble, Kay Rudolph, Marilyn Scheidt, Delores Schroeder, Donna Schrum, Jim Schultz, Lyla Scroggins, Lloyd Sharkey, Gay Shipman, Joyce Sisson, Bill Skeen, Jerry Smith, Jon Sophomores Smith, Nancy Solomon, Charles Standi sh, Mary Stenger, Phyllis Steward, Jerry Stokes, David Studer, Wayne Sund, Jerry Sutton, Margaret Swett, Bema-Kay Terrell, Gretchen Trommer, Janet Tucker, Edwin Tuttle, Thelma Vadas, Lawrence Vaughn, Norma Vicari, Russell Voigt, Orland Walters, Dorothy Wedge, Shirley Wichman, Margaret Wietbrock, Carol Wilk, Serge Wilson, Felix Woodke, Dolly Worley, Jo Anne Freshman Sponsors and Officers MARY ALICE WILCOX TIM BROWN Vice-President DAVID BOWMAN ARLINE VANDERMARK DAVID ADAM President MARY SISSON NANCY KELSEY Secretary-T reasurer THOMAS STUART Freshmen Adam, David Albery, Betty Allison, James Amidei, Gloria Anderson, Walter Armstrong, Jack Bapple, Edward Bearden, Pat Beard en, Allen Bevins, Jim Boyens, Peggy Boyens, Shirley Bradbury, Leona Branham, Junior Bratton, Darrell Brown, Dennis Brown, Loretta Brown, Tim Bunkowfst, Robert Bruger, Robert Burton, Donald Camus, Richard Camus, Ronald Carrol, Barbara Cassady, Anna Clark, Barbara Clark, Donald Clemens, Gerald Clifford, Jay Connelly, John Conrad, Edwin Coon s, Ted Cotter, Judy Cox, Gail Cox, Iris Freshmen Cox, Terry Dekens, Mattie Demerling, Helen Dinsmore, Judy Dodge, June Drinski, Carolyn Eberle, Philip Ellis, Arlene Engel, Janice Engel, Joyce Erb, Pat Eskrigde, Shirley Fitzgerald, Vernon Flack, Dolores Forburger, Norma Fredrick, Robb Fredregill, Carol Gleason, Mary Lou Graham, Hazel Greathouse, Robert Greer, Barbara Green, Donna Hamman, Barbara Hanson, Lois Harris, Diana Heath, David Henn, Betty Herron, Bonnie Herz, Edwin Herz, Jack Hicks, Narma Huseman, Carolyn Honeywell, Robert Horner, Nina Hoyne, Donald Freshmen Hurr, Celena Hutton, Carol Hoyne, Bi 11 Harkabus, Carol Justak, Judy Juuti, Rosemary Jacobsma, Gi sela Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Eddie Johnson, Sandra Johnston, Virginia Kai ser, Alan Kapitan, Lorraine Kel sey, Nancy Kirkus, Rita Kopaczewski, Jean Kopaczewski, Josephine Kisner, Mae Kretz, Catherine Krohn, Jaclyn Land, Gene Larson, Donald Lawrence, Bert Lehman, Gerald Levande, James Likens, Sharon Lindsay, George Logan, Lucille Lorence, Carol Love, Dennis Mahone, Alberta Mahan, Donald Mundee, Mary Matury, Bruno Merrill, Duane Freshmen Miller, Peter Mercer, Robert Mitsch, Jim Mears, Glenna Morri s, Wi lliam Morrison, Walter Mosure, Michael Mueller, Dolores Murray, Elaine Musch, Delbert McCarty, Terry McGinley, Jack McLean, Stanley Nance, Dick Navarre, Joy Nethery, Alan O’Brien, Homer Ostrom, Mary Peterson, Robert Phelps, Jeannine Phillips, Joan Pierce, Tom Pittman, Wayne PI etcher, Cynthia Poer, Jack Pollard, Billy Parola, Nancy Quasebarth, Wilma Raby, Arthur Ramsey, Janice Reinhard, David Roadlander, Bob Roark, C. A. Robinson, Carole Rosenthal, Mary Ann Freshmen Rosenthal, Verne Russell, James Rutkowske, Elaine Sacco, Mario Schreiber, Betty Schuring, Ed Searle, Marilyn Schumaker, George Singleton, Jerald Skeen, Joan Skeen, John Spanier, Carl Spry, Larry Stark, Bob Strickhorn, Raymond Surprise, Gerane Taylor, Sandra Tunnell, Nancy Underwood, Curtis Vinnedge, Nancy Voigt, Harold VanWienen, Carolyn Warren, Carol Wei ler, George Westberg, Judy Whitten, Virginia Wicker, Linda Wietbrock, Ronald Wilson, Jane Wooldridge, Alice Margie Hardesty -- Best Looking Karen Nethery — Most Intellectual Joan Pilch — Most Athletic SENATE 1st Row: J. Barman, B. Wilson, J. Midkiff, K. Nethery, J. Erb, N. Smith. 2nd Row: P. Isier, D. Norlin, C. Underwood, D. Heath, T. Gross, R. Bruce. 3rd Row: J. Hodges, F. Hutton, K. Roy, J. Schissler, E. Kormendy, B. Matury, T. Burgess, B. Albery. P T, °n • F P r ' t- ::: Vi c e-, Pr, ®s. C C, 0r nn, SUNSHINE CLUB , Sch „„ g. c... J- � «■ • n S j ' .C«. 5. « Rov F. Hutton. Mc Roberts, «• Kee - w: J CHHord J- E. Kor-ndy. Borgess , B. Hurr, 0. Norhn. E- Fredreg.H, -““ tb rock. J. $cbrum, T. R« 3w; C. Huseman, K. « D. Childress. °ck. Miss Geraldine nior Play Director, , j. Hutton, C. J a pha , Un J-TOVK K.j ssr ' M - E ‘ ' . „ j. McCammo j. Erb , R. Hayden, Ei Momanson, Varsity Football Koble, V. Kirkus, J. Reed, B. Wilson, F. VanCurran, G. Johnson, K. Hayden, R. Mike JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL + 1st Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: L CLUB Duane Merrill, Dick Nance, Walter Anderson, James Levande, Ronald Wietbrock, Marvin Trueblood, Arthur Raby. Robert Burger, Terry Cox, Vern Rosenthal, Robert Pelton, Eddie Schuring, Jay Clifford, Bruno Matury. Mr. Stuart (coach), Wayne Pittman, Culver Gross, Curtis Underwood, Ted Coons, Jerry Mott, David Heath. Donald Clark (mgr.), James Allison (mgr.), Peter Miller, Bill Sisson, Bill Moyer, David Adam, Jerald Lehman. 1st Row: D. Norlin, R. Hayden, B. Warren, N. Jung, J. Schrum, T. Burgess, B. Hurr, K. Johnson. 2nd Row: L. Sirois, G. Sharp, M. Scheldt, M, Miller, J. Jackson, M. Murray, G. Schutz, N. Love. 3rd Row: B. Feddler, R. Bruce, J. Stewart, R. Parks, J. Hawkins, J. Sund, F. Wilson, T. Brown. 4th Row: C. Larson, H. Matury, G. Van Curran, B. Reed, V. Koble, B. Honeywell, L. Cl inton. 0 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE HOBART 6 0 MERRILLVILLE 39 12 FROBEL 39 12 CROWN POINT 27 6 VALPARAISO 42 13 GRIFFITH 33 CROSS COUNTRY 1st Row: J. Sund, J. Jackson, R. Tyler, J. Schrum, J. Kirkus, M. Murray. 2nd Row: D. Bowman, (coach), A. Kern, C. Larson, T. Burgess, N. Jung, G. Sharp. CHEERLEADERS Front: Juanita Midkiff, Virginia Copelin. Back: Joan Erb, Carol Huebsch, Judie Schissler, Elaine Nomanson. BASEBALL 1st Row: B. Hurr, K. Fetsch, E. Feddler, D. Norlin, J. Hawkins, N. Love, M. Scheidt. 2nd Row: M. Milakovic, (coach), L. Weddle, G. Schutz, D. Toney, L. Clinton, D. Strickland, N. Jung, K. Johnson, (mgr.). TRACK B. Tyler, J. Jackson, L. Clinton, N. Jung, C. Larson. K. Johnson, (mgr.), L. Sirois, M. Murray, R. Parks, B. Honeywell, J. Little, (coach). 0 f )32 ( 1 ) N. Jung A 5 1 M. Mi I ler K. Johnson SECOND TEAM 3ASKETBALL 1st Row: B. Feddler, A. Kern, J. Sund, J. Steword, E. Kormendy. 2nd Row: T. Stuart, (coach), D. Stokes, B. Sisson, R. Parks, G. Schutz, B. Moyer, J. Poer, (mgr.). VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st Row: T. Burgess, D. Norlin, M. Miller, J. Hawkins, B. Elliot. 2nd Row: D. Bowman, (coach), J. Allison, (mgr.), G. Sharp, N. Jung, L. Sirois, L. Clinton, C. Larson, K. Johnson, (mgr.) FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM 1st Row: R. Wietbrock, D. Adam, D. Heath, D. Nance, T. Brown, M. Trueblood, J. Clifford. 2nd Row: M. Milakovic, (coach), D. Evans, D. Burton, T. Pierce, R. Morrison, J. Mott, R. Greathoifse, R. Peterson. G. A. A. 1st Row: M. Schreiber, B. Schutz, C. Huebsch, M. Bobola, E. Nomanson, B. Hands, Miss Kruger, (sponsor) J. Erb, J. Pilch, B. Wilson, J. Hayden, G. Schweitzer, V. Copelin. 2nd Row: L. Honn, M. Forburger, P. Isler, R. Mueller, S. Marshall, J. Schissler, V. Bloeman, S. Miller, C. Bales, J. Bradley, K. Nethery, R. Werner. 3rd Row: E. Adam, M. Merchant, D. Childress, M. Herbst, K. Roy, C. Franzen, S. Justak, A. Pattee, F. Hutton, R. Theis, D. Childress, J. Abramson, B. Etzel. 4th Row: N. Childress, I. Doty, L. Bobbitt, A. Miller, J. Hodges, M. Albery, J. Hamilton, M. Standish, N. Smith, S. Minninger, C. Miller, C. Dickensheets, G. Sharkey, B. Swett, D. Walters. 5th Row: P. Duncan, G. Terrill, J. Worley, M Burroughs, S. MeMillin, J. Huseman, V. Miller, P. Stenger, M. Sutton, C. Wietbrock, K. Laumeyer, D. Bevins, K. Chapman. 6th Row: P. Erb, M- Searle, N. Forburger, M. Mundee, G. Cox, S. Likens, N. Kelsey, C. Hutton, S. Taylor, J. Phillips. c c v,V)S VK. V„V t ' s L. 9 o ' h ..,-oOi „ 1st Row: P. Doty, N. Childress, C. Huebsch, V. Fitzgerald, A. Fletcher. 2nd Row: A. Morris, E. Nomanson, C. Miller, J. McGinley, F. Sykora, J. Sund, A. Kern, J. Lindsay, D. Werblo, M. Merchant, E. Adam, M. Forburger, Mr. Jones (director) 3rd Row: L. Kroll, K. Ruble, M. Kroll, B. Hinton, W. Studer, 0. Voigt, G. Terrill, A. Buchmeier, J. Smith, B. McKee, R. Wietbrock, N. Love, M. Minion, R. Nichols, B. Cox, C. Solomon, D. Walters, J. Midkiff, P. Kapitan. 4th Row: E. Fredregill, L. Littlefield, A. Collins, D. Wedding, C. Gross, H. Holth, R. Parks, J. Jackson, J. Shipman, G. Clymer, B. Mitch. JUNIOR BAND 1st Row: J. Allison, D. Harris, M. Forburger, G. Lindsay, R. Herr, R. Morrison, A. Kaiser, J. Russell, J. Bahr, L. Spry, R. Ludvigson. 2nd Row: J. Connelly, A. Kapitan, J. Davis, D. Burton, E. Herz, 0. Edgman, C. A. Rourke, L. Brown, R. Greathouse. 3rd Row: H. Voigt, E. Conrad, M. Dekens, E. Johnson, R. Honeywell, J. Poer, R. Peterson, H. Graham, C. Huseman, C. Fredregill, D. Brown. 4th PERIOD CHOIR 1st Row: J. Navarre, P. Collins, J. Clark, J. Devins, L. Lutgen, A. Miller, M. Williams, N. Hill, J. Bradley, B. Etzel. 2nd Row: V. Copelin, M. Berg, C. Ballou, M. Demerling, A. Eberle, C. Wietbrock, E. Lynch, P. Brooks, S. Wedge. 3rd Row: P. Eberle, R. Stark, F. Kiehn, C. Miller, J. Worley, C. Schafer, N Jellyman, G. Sharkey, N. Jellyman, G. Sharkey, J. Hamilton, P. Duncan, D. Love, C. Ludvigson. 4th Row: G. Land, H. Matury, M. Trueblood, G. Schutz, R. Lee, D. Nance, R. Vicari, Mr. Southard, (director). 6TH PERIOD CHOIR 1st Row: P. Isler, E. Hoyne, C. Osburn, S. Marshall, J. Hodges, M. Schreiber, D. Eberle, J. Barman, W. Mott, C. Fanning, B. Hands, D. Werblo, S. Justak, B. Schurz, L. Trimble, L. Bobbitt. 2nd Row: C. Dickensheets, B. Hardesty, S. Miller, M. Herbst, J. Erb, P. Lentz, M. Bobola, C. Huebsch, B. Williamson, D. Bevins, B. Schutz, B. Murray, F. Mussman, G. Schweitzer, D. Childress. 3rd Row: D. Evans, D. Clark, B. Burger, D. Hoyne, J. Taylor, C. Hayden, R. Hayden, J. Gestner, T. Brown, J. Singleton, M. Miller, D. Mahan. 4th Row: B. Matury, B. Hoyne, M. Hofferth, J. Clifford, J. Mott, J. Bevins, D. Adam, A. Nethery, V. Rosenthal, T. Cox, D. Bratton, Mr. Southard, (director). ROW 1: N. Vinnedge, L. Wicker, J. Navarre, C. Lorence, W. Quasebarth, P. Bearden, B. Henn, J. Dodge, J. Johnson, E. Rutkowske, J. Phelps, M. Ostrom, P. Erb, C. Drinski. ROW 2: A. Wooldridge, J. Wilson, N. Horner, M. Rosenthal, G. Mears, E. Cox, J. Justak, J. Krohn, S. Likens, L. Logan, H. Demerling, J. Kopaczewski, Jo Kopaczewski, $. Taylor, Mr. Jones, Director. ROW 3: J. Hurr, B. Herron, S. Eskridge, J. Ramsey, C. Harkabus, B. Carroll, J. Carter, B. Schreiber, C. Hutton, E. Murray, B. Albery, A. Cassidy, M. Searle. ROW 4: L. Hanson, S. Boyens, D. Mueller, B. Greer, N. Hicks, V. Johnston, R. Kirkus, P. Boyens, M. Mundee, M. Gleason, C. Pletcher. PRODUCTION STAFF 1st Row: M. Forburger, D. Stepha Mr. Ham (sponsor), J. Hutton, B. Wilson, E. Nomanson. 2nd Row: M. Hardesty, R. Werner, C. Miller, E. Bunte, J. Clark, J. Surprise. n CHESS CLUB Front: B. Hinton, M. McRoberts, T. Lindemer, C. Holth, G. Surprise, K. Nethery, G. Cox, M. Murray. Back: M. Merchant, E. Adam, S. Taylor, J. Phillips, M. Mundee. CAMERA CLUB 1st Row: M. Gleason, J. Devins, J. Johnson, M. Rudolph, A. Morris, E. Hoyne, M. Mundee, Mr. Southard, (sponsor). 2nd Row: D. Eberle, M. Hardesty, N. Hicks, R. Brown, A. Nethery, B. Morris, J. Poer, J. Navarre. 3rd Row: M. Collins, J. Barman, M. Dekens, K. Ruble, C. Miller, C. Wietbrock, N. Ross. B. Wilson. 4th Row: F. Eberle, T. Coons, G. Clymer, J. Gestner. HOME EC CLUB 1st Row: P. Collins, M. Demerling, J. Shipman, N. Hill, M. Herbst, B. Schutz, M. Hardesty, M. Schreiber, G. Schweitzer, B. Schutz, M. Fuller, M. Dekens, Mrs. Vandermark, (sponsor). 2nd Row: L. Wicker, J. Midkiff, D. Scheidt, V. Fitzgerald, P. Doty, N. Childress, D. Childress, D. Childress, J. Abramson, F. Mussman, G. Einick, M. Rudolph, C. Ballou, C. Osburn. 3rd Row: N. Kelsey, M. Searle, J. Hayden, P. Duncan, N- Smith, S. Minninger, J. Hodges, G. Sharkey, B. Swett, P. Greer, P. Lentz. 4th Row: B. Owens, M. Keith, S. Johnson, C. Robison, M. Albery, B. Greer, W. Quasebarth, F. Kiehn, D. Walters, C. Van Weinen, C. Fredregill, C. Kretz, L. Hill, S. Lane. 5th Row: T. Tuttle, L. Schultz, M. Keith, H. Reagan, B. Herron, S. Johnson, R. Mueller, C. Musch, A. Pennington, N. Ross, E. Bunte, C. Miller, N. Jellyman. 6th Row: J. Cotter, G. Amidei, L. Lutgen, C. Lorence, K. Mitch, J. Clinton, M. Williams, E. Lynch, J. Clark, C. Drinski, D. Mueller, J. Dinsmore. 7th Row: D. Stark, P. O’Connell, B. Hands, D. Toney, T. Gross, F. Fairchild. LATIN CLUB 1st Row: J. Huseman, N. Vinnedge, J. Johnson, P. Erb, S. Taylor, K. Nethery, M. Merchant, E. Adam, Mrs. Hetherington, (sponsor), G. Terrill, L. Bobbitt, S. Clark, C. Rogers. 2nd Row: D. Harris, E. Rutkowske, D. Mager, C. Pletcher, A. Wooldridge, V. Bloman, S. Miller, A. Pennington, A. Morris, M. Berg, L. Scott, N. Jellyman, L. Kroll. 3rd Row: J. Nelson, B. Bydalek, B. Etzel, J. Bradley, A. Pattee, K. Roy, F. Hutton, R. Theis, J. Westphal, J. Schissler, C. Schafer, L. Honn. 4th Row: K. Chapman, C. Larson, K. Johnson, D. Norlin, R. Hayden, G. Clymer, J. Worley, C. Dickensheets, M. Sutton, I. Doty, D. Schroeder. 5th Row. D. Searle, N. Hart, M. McRoberts, H. Kay, M. Murray, J. Jackson, A. Kern, W. Studer, A. Nethery, E. Herz, D. Bratton, G. Surprise, M. Wichmann. 6th Row: F. Fairchild, D. Toney, S. Greathouse. SENIOR PROPHECY In our official capacities as: Chief Advisor to No-One, Secretary of Nothing, and President of Vice--commonly known as Peev., Evelyn Anderson of the G. 0. P., Edna Rae Powell of the Prohibi¬ tionists, and Jo Westphal of the Democrats, respectively, have decided to combine forces in a whistle stop campaign for our candidate for the lowest office in the land--the honorable Joe McDoakes. We boarded our special train in Washington. We had drawing room reservations and when we opened our door we found Jack Bales, the terror of the railways, waiting for us. Jack lined us up against the wall and took all of our valuables--even Evelyn’s treasured I Like Ike” button. He told us that after Sharon Johnson and Mary Fuller left him to become missionaries, he’d become a gunman and only ter¬ rorized women to get revenge against Mary and Sharon. He also mentioned that Jane Sayers, who had been Dick Strickland’s doll, also had heard the call and was a missionary in Siberia. After Jack fi¬ nally left us Edna Rae fainted, so Evelyn called for the porter who turned out to be Wayne Elliott. After many attempts he finally brought Edna Rae to, just as the train stopped at the first stop on our tour. We were greeted at the station by a crowd of celebrities who gave us a grand ovation led by Forbes Fairchild, Hollywood’s greatest lover since John Barrymore. We spied in the crowd such well knowns as Betty Jo Wilson, the Jenny Lind of ’96, James DeWitt, who had just re-opened Barnum’s museum and was appearing as Tom Thumb, Elaine Bunte, star of stage, screen, and television, and Mary Berg, who was waiting for her train to Chicago where she was billed to appear at Minsky’s with her novelty act. We pushed through the crowd and almost fell on the soapy floor. Among the suds we saw Joan Erb scrubbing. Her worthless husband, Bill Elliott, bought horses with all the money she made and beat her--or so she said. We finally got through the crowd and into a cab; we directed the cabbie--Janet McCammack, to the Corning Hotel, owned by Roger Corning. We checked in, and the bell boy, Jack Nance, took our bags. Our rooms were next to those of Dick Norlin and his blushing bride, Ann Pennington. Dick and Ann had wedded on a spur of the moment decision after a whirlwind courtship which lasted ten years. After a brief caucus in our rooms we went down to the Purple Room for dinner. There we saw Calvin Musch, the chef--he always was good at cooking up things. Near our table was Carter Holth, the famous American flying ace, and his date, Anna Morris, the greatest driver ever to hit the Indi¬ anapolis Speedway. Anna had won the 500” race for ten consecutive years. When we finished our dinner we strolled to Carter and Anna’s table. They told us that they were going to visit the new girls’ home a few miles out of town, and asked if we would like to join them. We said that we would and Anna drove us out there. What a ride!! We were admitted to the home by a flirtatious matron. She had a saucy little red curl sticking out from under her cap. At closer glance we recognized her pious face as that of Red Nomanson. Elaine told us that it was very hard to conform with the rules of the home and that she had found it necessary to form rules of her own. We were guided around the home by a trio of girls--Mary Ann Bobola, Mary Schreiber, and Margie Hardesty. At her first opportunity Edna Rae phoned Mac the Hack to come out and get us, as none of us could stand the thought of another ride with Anna. Mac the Hack drove us back to the hotel. In the morning we addressed a crowd at the train depot and left town. Our Next stop was only four hours away, so we didn’t have much time to caucus. The train stopped and we stepped out onto the train platform and began our speeches, only to have rotten fruit hurled at us. Edna was hit!! After dark we left the depot, and rushed Edna over to Hayden, Hayden, and Hayden, world famous dress shoppe. Nothing but French- English-American creations. Reid chose the color for her, Carol measured her, and Jennie sewed the dress; an hour later we left the shoppe. Edna had a complete custom-styled outfit! We decided to go to the notorious Dick’s Place, owned and operated by Dick Strickland. It had formerly been Jane Hutton and Doris Werblo’s, but when competition became too great, Jane and Doris were forced to sell. At Dick’s we were served by Lyla Trimble, Dick’s best waitress, who disclosed to us that the food had been concocked by Dick’s chef, Leonard Weddle. Leonard’s hobby, it seemed, was painting pink elephants--he’d never painted one though. The floor show finally began. The chorus girls, managed by Dean Toney, couldn’t dance, but what an act! Among the chorus girls we recognized Carmen Swider, Bernadette Williamson, Lou Edith Scott, and Gretchen Schweitzer. Featured in the show were Emanuel Taylor and Zsa Zsa Kretz (Jack and Clara changed their names for professional reasons). When the show was over, the band, led by John Kirkus, began to play safe dance music, a suave young man, who we immediately recognized as John Robert Tyler, asked Evelyn to dance. Later she told us that John Robert was a professional dancer and that she had to pay him for the dance. In the end we were shown out of the place by a professional bouncer and wrestler, Vernon Wietbrock, who’s last match had been with Leon Clinton, the husband of the Lower Slobdovian Ambassador, Mary Ann Collins. When we got back to the station there were a number of reporters waiting for us. They asked us quite a few embarrassing questions, but amid the hem’s and hah ' s, we recognized several of our former classmates, including Brad Hinton, the world’s most famous reporter, and Berniece Herron, the author of many best sellers. She and the brilliant lecturer, Betty June Wilson, had collaborated on a number of fine books. When the reporters were finished, we boarded the train to our next stop-- Nome, Alaska. We arrived at Nome late in the evening and were immediately ushered to the Silver Dollar Saloon, run by Klondike Pat and Mike. We recognized them as Pat O’Connell and Arnold Patz (Arnold thought Mike a more wordly name than Arnold). Pat told us that they had been “prospecting since they were in Alaska. Helen Reagan was the only entertainment that they had, but she was great-- trained seals no less! Evelyn stood up and addressed the crowd, after which we boarded the train to Hawaii. On the way we decided that it had been silly to let Alaska into the Union since the only ones there were Pat, Mike, Helen, and the seals. We hoped it hadn’t been as fruitless to let Hawaii join. The new trans-world highway and rail line was engineered and constructed by Charles Wismiller and Lonnie Wilson. We found it was also equipped with the Olympic trans-world foot-race track. While riding along we saw a streak of light pass by the train on the race track. We learned later from the new porter, Henry Matury, that it was Norbert Jung, the world’s Olympic star who was breaking all records by running at a speed exceeding 200 miles per hour. When we landed at Hawaii we were greeted by the Hawaiian Ambassador to the World, John Schrum. John had won this post when he taught the Hula to the Hula Hula girls. His wife, Connie Miller, was back in the states managing the pickle factory; she did a good job pickling. John introduced us to a number of Hawaii’s great? including Mary Camus, the great? she was great? John then took us over to our hut. Our hut was next to that of the battling Kenny Johnsons! Kenny’s spouse, Nancy Jellyman, and he had just collaborated on a sequel to Dale Carnegie’s “How to Win Friends And Influence People. Their book is entitled “How To Lose Friends Without Really Trying.” While in Hawaii, we visited with Art Beckman and bought one of his marvelous bulldogs. He had been breeding them for years. It seems his interest in bulldogs had been born during his senior year at Lowell. When leaving Art’s establishment, we ran into Marilyn Buche playing solitaire in the middle of the busiest intersection in the islands. Marilyn is the world’s champion solitaire player. After a brief tour of the islands and various brief speeches, we said good-bye to Hawaii. The next stop on our tour was Cedar Lake, the Mediterranean of the United States. We addressed a huge crowd at the home of the man who had done so much for Cedar Lake, C. A. Gross. We used to know C. A. as Teddy, but since his rise to famq his wife, Roberta, the former Bonnie Rae Hands, who used to model for toothpicks after completing the starvation diet she began during her senior year, convinced him that his real initials, C. A., were more dignified than Teddy. We thought her quite right. After the crowd had left, C. A. showed us around his estate; glamour lovelies everywhere. We saw Barbara Schutz and Wanda Mott playing tennis with Bill Hurr and Herby Hall, but that was all the action we saw. Later at a cocktail party in our honor Ted introduced us to Bernardine Murray, the much quoted columnist, Eileen Hoyne and Carol Huebsch, authors, Joan Pilch, the famous critic, and Louise Kroll and Nancy Ross, who we remembered as the class poetesses when we graduated. The last stop on our tour is Lowell, crossroads of the county. Lowell really has grown; it’s even added Dorothy Stark’s two way stretch girdle shop to its list of businesses. We addressed a crowd exceeding 100,000,000 at the new high school, founded by Byron Kosanke, who made his million when he stole Roy Keith’s invention of a hydrolic hoist two feet high, which shoots water up sixteen feet. Byron passed it off as his own invention, and made a fortune, but Roy is penniless. On the school’s attendance list we saw the names of Francis Eberle, and E. J. Fredregill, who through rank carelessness had gotten themselves to fifty years of hard labor, under Miss Baughman. SENIOR WILLS EVELYN ANDERSON-- I, Evelyn Anderson, being of sound mind and quite a lot of body, will to my brother, Walter, the ability to get a long with my teachers, and to my little sister, Judy Cotter, my two happy years at L. H. S. JACK BALES-- I, Jack Bales, will my beat-up Mercury to Judie-- she drove it as much as I did anyway ! ARTHUR BECKMAN--I, Arthur Beckman, will to my little brother (Dick Beckman) my ability to take advan¬ tage of the C. P. bulldog when it strays away, and I hope he doesn’t take it back. MARY BERG--I, Mary Berg, will my ability to eat in study hall to Dicky Beckman, and all the fun I had in school to any shy little freshman. MARY ANN BOBOLA-- I, Mary Ann Bobola, being of sound (not saying what kind of sound) mind, will to Pat Bearden my ability to talh for hours at a time without tiring, and to Betty Schreiber, my many good times at L. H. S. MARILYN BUCHE--I, Marilyn Buche, being cold sober and dead serious, will my ability to mind my own business to Shirley Justak. She needs it!! To Cynthia Pletcher, my little sister”, I will my many happy days at L. H. S. ELAINE BUNTE--I, Elaine Bunte, will to Janet Pur key, or any other office girl who wants it, the fun (?) I had in getting the records up to date and to Frances Mussman all the fun I had in my senior year. MARY CAMUS--I, Mary Camus, will to my brothers, Richard and Ronald, the ability to get along in school without studying like I did. LEON CL IN TON - - I, Leon Clinton, can’t will anyone anything, ' cause everything I have, I need. MARY ANN COLLINS- - I, Mary Ann Col I ins, wil I to Juani ta Devins my shorthand abi I ity -- I hope she finds it--I never did, and to Joyce Barman, some of my height, since she needs it. RODGER CORNING-- I, Rodger Corning, will my government seat to Leon Sirois (I hope he likes it more than I did). JAMES DEWITT-- I, Jim Dewitt, leave Cy” my vast storehouse of athletic wisdom, and to Baldy”, one can of Turtle Wax for ??? DOROTHY EBERLE--I, Dorothy Eberle, do hereby will to Donny Hoyne my ability to get along with Miss Wilcox, and to my sister, Anna Marie, my unforgotten government seat. FRANCIS EBERLE-- I, Francis Eberle, will my seat in Trig class to Charles Larson and to some unlucky junior, my physics book. BILL ELLIOT--I, Bill Elliot, will my shooting ability in basketball to Bob Feddler. WAYNE ELL IOTT - -1, Wayne Ell iott, being of sound mind and firm whistle, will my whistle to George Sharp. JOAN ERB-- I, Joan Erb, will to my “little sisters , all my happiness and good fortune, and to my sister, Pat, I will my place on the cheerleading squad. FORBES FAIRCHILD-- I, Forbes Fairchild, will to any unde r class mate my ability to be in school every day; ‘‘especially my junior year.” ERNEST FREDREGILL--I, E. J. Fredregill, do hereby wil I that all my money be equally divided among all the students after I buy a few senior incidentals. Don ' t spend it all in one place. MARY FULLER--I, Mary Fuller, will to my “Little sister”, Joyce Johnson, all the good times I’ve had in L. H. S. And to Kay Ruble, the abil ity to I ive through two more years of gym class - - she’11 need it. TED GROSS--!, Ted Gross, will to the junior boys my ability to stay out of trouble. HERBERT HALL -- I, Herbert Hall, will my Home Ec ability to Mrs. Vandermark, and my government book to Mr. Stuart after I am through with it. BONNIE HANDS-- I, Bonnie Hands, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to scrape gum off the desks for Mrs. Sisson to any future history student, and to any freshman, I will my happy times at L. H. S. MARGIE HARDESTY-- I, Margie Hardesty, will my ability to sew to my sister, Betty, and to Louise Lutgen, my dates and cold feet. CAROL HAYDEN-- I, Carol Hayden, will my ability to get along with Mr. Feinberg to any and all who need it. REID HAYDEN--1, Reid Hayden, will my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Hetherington ' s and Miss Thompson’s classes to anyone who needs it. JENNIE HAYDEN--I, Jennie Hayden, will my enormous height to Carole Lou Schafer, and to my “little sister , Sandra Taylor, all my good times at L. H. S. BERNICE HERRON--I, Bernice Herron, being of sound mind do hereby will to my sister, Bonnie, the ability to become engaged in my senior year, and to Susie Lane, my ability to get passing grades with¬ out studying. BRADLEY HINTON-- I, Brad Hinton, being of sound (?) body and mind, do hereby will my Stevenson button and my Democratic Party Membership Card to Pat Erb. CARTER HOLTH -- I, Carter Holth, being of sane mind and sound body (?) hereby will to Gerane Surprise my ability to take Mr. Jones’ jokes with a smile. Believe me, it ' s not easy. EILEEN HOYNE--I, Eileen Hoyne, do hereby will to Marilyn Tully ' the cheesy mouse in my locker, and to my brother. Bill, my front view seat in government. CAROL HUE BSCH - - I, Carol Huebsch, do hereby will my ability to chew gum and talk in choir to Mona Ree Herbst, and all my good times in Lowell High to my sister, Sandy. BILL HURR--I, Bill Hurr, will my eyes to Tom Burgess. JANE HUTTON- - I, Jane Hutton, will to my sister, Carol, all the good times I’ve had in L.H. S. NANCY JELLYMAN-- I, Nancy Jellyman, will my ability to write to Dick every night to his sister, June. KENNY JOHNSON--I, Kenny Johnson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to my sister, Joyce, my good (?) grades (she needs them) and anything else I might have to some deserving student. SHARON JOHNSON-- I, Sharon Johnson, being of sound mind, do hereby will to my sister, Sandra, my ability to moke passing grades in high school without studying; to Alberta Mahone, I will my ability to become engaged in my senior year. NORBERT JUNG- - I, Norb Jung, will my abil ity to get along wi th coaches to ony boy who cannot get along with them. JOHN KIRKUS-- I, John Kirkus, will to Marvin Scheidt my ability to get along with Mr. Bowman. CLARA KR ETZ - -1, Clara Kretz, being of unsound mind and character, will to my si ster, Katie, all of the good times I had in Lowell High, and to Wilma Quasebarth, I will my ability to keep my mouth LOUISE KROLL -- I, Louise Kroll, will to my brother, Martin, the ability to get through English classes with¬ out reading a story. I will him all my good luck. , , . CONNIE MILLER--I, Connie Miller, will my beautiful freckles to Elaine Rutkowske; my bashful nature to Carole Lou Schafer, and my first clarinet chair in band to Kay Ruble. ANNA MORRIS--I, Anna Morris, being of unsound mind and abilities, do hereby will to Susie Lane my not-so- long fingernails, and to Lorraine Kapiton, my chair in band because she wants it. WANDA MOTT-- I, Wanda Mott, will to my brother, Jerry Mott, the ability to sing on pitch and get along with Mr. Southard in Mixed Chorus. . , , .... BE RNARDINE MURRAY-- I, Bernardine Murray, being of sound mind, will to Gertrude Eimck my ability to moke straight A ' s in school. CALVIN MUSCH-- I, Cal Musch, will my magnificent head of hair to Mr. Femberg. JANET McCAMMACK -- I, Janet McCammack, being of somewhat sound mind, will to Wally Anderson my know¬ ledge of the football plays. VIRGIL McCOLLEY--I, Virgil McColley, will my enormous height to Dick Camus. ELAINE NOMANSON-- I, Elaine Nomanson, being of unsound mind and unstable reasoning, will my place as cheerleader to Ruth Werner and my fun at L. H. S. to Mary Lou Standish. . , DICK NORL IN - - I, Dick Norlin, being of very sound mind, will my short legs to Bobby Burger and my nick¬ name, Jughead, to anyone that wants it. PAT O’CONNELL-- I, Pat O’Connell, will my ability to get along with Miss Wilcox in shorthand to reggy ARNOLD PATZ-- I, Arnold Patz, will to my brother, Gerald, my ability to cheat in class and not get caught; and my height to Ed Feddler, as he needs it very much. , ANN PENNINGTON-- I, Ann Pennington, will to some deserving freshman, my happy days in L. H. b., and to Marilyn Williams, my ability to boil water and cook. nr , JOAN PILCH--I, Joan Dolores Pilch, qualifying as a questionable character, wilI to any future senior the ability to be prepared for a very active year (although I lacked that ability). EDNA POWELL--I, Edna Rae Powell, being of questionably sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my ability to get along with Evelyn to my friend and colleage, Wally Anderson--he needs it HELEN REAGAN-- I, Helen Reagan, will my government book to Sandy Johnson; may she have better luck with it than I did. , , NANCY ROSS-- I. Nancy Ross, will to Miss Kruger all the showers I didn t take along with all the A s I didn’t get; to Mr. Stuart, all the arguments I didn’t win, and to my brother, Tom, my ability to get along with teachers. , , MARY SCHREIBER--I, Mary Schreiber, will to Peggy Isler, the ability to stay in shorthand over a week, and to my little sister , Glenna Mae Mears, my ever-loving seat in government. JOHN SCHRUM-- I, John Schrum, will my height to my brother, Jim, and my ability to keep a comb and pencil to Phyllis. , , BARBARA SCHUTZ--I, Barbara Schutz, will to Shirley Justak, my ability to like the same boy for two years and to my brother, George, I will my government seat. BETTY SCHUTZ--I, Betty Schutz, will to Peaches , my height, and to Eddie Bapple, my ability to stay on my feet when roller skating. . . u . GRETCHEN SCHWEITZER-- I, Gretchen Schweitzer, will all my excess weight to Jeanmne Musemon, ana to Marilyn Tully, I will my seat on the bus. DOROTHY STARK--I, Dorothy Stark, will all my excess weight to Ann Cassady, and my ability to keep out of trouble to my brother, Hooker”. , , , , . ,, DICK STRICKLAND--I, Dick Strickland, will my share of Dean’s, Lenny s, and Dick s pop bottlecap collec¬ tion to Billy Viers. , ... CARMEN SWIDER - - I, Carmen Swider, being of sound (?) mind, will my ability to get along with Miss Wilcox to anyone who needs it, and my ability to take dictation from Mr. Little to whomever gets the job next year. , , JACK TAYLOR--I, Jack Taylor, being beyond a doubt crazy, will to my sister, Sandra, three more years ot fun in L. H. S., and to some unsuspecting freshman, my nickname of Emanuel. DEAN TONEY--I, Dean Toney, will to any boy who needs it, my ability to tame down a redhead. _ LEONARD WEDDLE--I, Leonard Weddle, will my culinary art to Dave Searle and my Fish Eaters Uub Membership to sponsor, Bill Brown. . , DORIS WERBLO-- I, Doris Werblo, will my written-in Government book to Milford Murray, and my seat on the bus by the heater to Joe Gestner. JO WESTPHAL - - I, Jo Westphal, being of simple mind and body, do will and bequeath to anyone who needs them all the testimonials Mother has given to the school which reads as follows: Please excuse Jo’s absence yesterday as she had stomach flu. Mrs. W. VERNON WIETBROCK--1, Vernon Wietbrock, will to Mr. Braun all my soggy paint brushes, empty paint bottles, and my masterpieces?! BERNADETTE WILLIAMSON--I, Bernadette Williamson, will my ability to break my neck in gym class to Marilyn Williams, and my grades to anyone who wishes to have them. LONNIE WILSON-- I, Lonnie Wilson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my curly hair to Mr. Feinberg. Take no offense. BETTY JO WILSON--I, Betty Jo Wilson, being in bad temper, will to any and all girls who have little sisters, my ability to blow-up’’ and fly into them” when they wear your clothes. . BETTY JUNE WILSON-- I, Betty June Wilson, being of sound mind, do hereby will Clayton Wood to Mr. hlahn, I don’t want him anymore; my grades I will to my brother; my books t° Joyce Bradley. CHARLES WISMILL ER - - I, Charles Wismiller, will my perfect attendance record to Val Koble. What?? SEPTEMBER 2. School starts, freshies pay for elevator service! 3. Kids change classes, sophomores lost. 4. Seniors “begin ditching classes. 5. We lost to Griffith—football. 8. Big sister—little sister party—freshies direct traffic in town. 9. Opps! Seniors caught ditching classes. 10. Senior boys “cancel” get acquainted party!!! 11. Freshies ask for refund on elevator service. 12. Out Team holds C. P. H. S. football 0-0. 15. Freshie lose first football game. 16. Juniors still changing classes-—our sympathy to Mrs. Scott. 17. Cheerleaders order jackets. 19. We lost to Hobart—Cheerleaders hold dance. 21. Sunday—- Everyone prays. 22. Auditorium Program. A harpist. 23. Journalism class sells Lowellette subscriptions. 24. Student pictures. Underclassmen smile—Seniors smirk. 26. Merrillville game—Juniors hove dance. 27. Dr. No Yong Park speaks—Students turn Chinese!! 30. Senior play practice begins. NOVEMBER 3. Seniors still practice for play. 5. Sunbeams meet. 7. First night of Senior play-Success. 8. Play is over. Miss Thompson sleeps again. 9. Church. 10. Home Ec club has party. 11. G. A. A. meeting in P. M. 14. Devils lose to Rennselaer 16. Everyone prays. 17. Student government meets. 19. Auditorium program. 20. Freshies play basketball at East Gary. 21. End of 2nd six weeks. Only 24 left. 24. Freshies ploy basketball in Hobart. 25. We lost to Kouts. 27. Thanksgiving. Everyone eats too much. 28. More vacation. Where is the Alka Seltzer? Too much turkey! 29. Date night! 30. Everyone late for church. OCTOBER 1. Where oh where has C.P’s bulldog gone ? ?? 2. F. F. A. carries green hands. Initiation??? Could be! 3. Rennselaer game, gaa girls sponsor dance. 6. Miss Thompson gets more gray hair. Those Seniors! ! ! 7. “Spudy” speech class gives auditorium program. 9. F. F. A. have district meetings in Rennselaer. 10. End of first 6 weeks, only 30 more weeks to go. 13. Bulldog still missing “Ain ' t it a shame ????? 14. Auditorium program—freshie snooze!! 15. Sunshiners meet in P. M. 16. Report cards tomorrow. Students pray tonight. 17. C. P. game—bulldog returned—seniors dance a success. 18. Saturday nite. Everyone goes out. 20. Freshies close season, losing to Griffith. 21. Play practice coming along fine!! 22. We lost to Dyer on their field. 23. No school-teachers convene. 24. No school—what a life. 27. Students try to burn school down!! Curses, failed again!!! 28. Jenner speaks at L. H. S. in P. M. 29. Kenny finds mistake in Senior record. Seems he should be a girl!! 30. Student pictures arrive. 31. Senior proofs came. Proofs are being studied instead of lessons. DECEMBE R 1. Freshies meet with C.P. here. 2. Seniors miss beloved classmate. “Moe . 3. Faculty throws a real party! 4. Roller skaters visit Lowell. 5. Played Morton and lost. Freshmen have a successful dance. 8. Pictures taken for annual. Everyone ditching classes!!!! 9i Basketball game with Demotte. (we lost) 10. “Gaa” girls hold meeting. 11. Xmas Concert rehearsal held. (Success?????) 12. Morocco beats Lowell (oh well!!) 13. Christmas Formal. 14. Thank goodness its Sunday! Everybody s re¬ cuperating. 16. Moe’s improving. 17. Xmas Concert held. Big Success. 18. Holiday Tourneys. 19. Holiday Tourneys. 20. Holiday Tourneys, 21. Christmas vacation begins, (whoopee.!!!!!) JANUARY 5. Back to the old grind! (phooie!!) 6. Lowell Independents play Basketball in Lowell gym.. More fun!!! 8. Freshies meet with Bulldogs, (there) 9. Same here with Griffith—Soph ' s, hold dance. 10-11. Weekend— Students cramming for exams. 12. Fatal day—exams!! 13. ditto 14. ditto 15. Amen— exams are over- 16. Same here with Hobart. More trouble having a dance. 19. Second Semester begins. 20. Played East Gary—2nd team won, 1st team lost. (Oh well, that’s life) 22. More pictures taken for annual. 23. Globetrotters play here. Juniors sponsor dance for Pol io fund. 26. Freshmen play Griffith here. 27. Same with Dyer (here) 28. Another day at L.H.S. 30. We meet old rivals for basketball game. 31. Month ends—another begins. FEBRUARY 1. School begins with a bong! this month. 3. Lowell loses to Gary Edison. 4. Solo contestants rehearsing for contest. 5. Sunbeams meet. 6. Seniors hold dance after game. 7. Solo contest held at Gory. 9. Seniors decide to take cruise on May 24th. 10. Patch test for Freshiesl! 11. Seniors visit State Legislature in Indianapolis. 12. Snoring heard in government classes. Seniors are recuperating!!! 13. Lowell loses to Merrillville. 16. Red Heads play basketball at Lowell—WOW!!! 17. Plans being made for “Devil ' s Mardi Gras. 18. Independents play at Lowell. 19. Students X-rayed. 20. Talent show enjoyed by student body. 21. All steadies go out!! 23. Just another day. 25. Sectionals start!! 26. P.T.A. banquet. 27. End of 4th 6 weeks. Only 12 more weeks! 28. Sectionals end. Results????? oh well!!!!! APRIL 1. New month begins. End of school is drawing near. 3. Oh happy day! No school. 6. Juniors rehearsing madly for play. 7. Baseball game. 8. F.F.A. Banquet. 9. Track meet. 10. End of 5th 6 weeks. 11. Vocal contest held at Brook. 13. Junior play coming along fine. 14. Baseball. 15. Sr’s, making plans for ditch day! 16. Miss Thompson’s gray hair increases because of Junior play by this time. 18. Band Contest at Fort Wayne. 20. Track meet. 21. Baseball game. 22. Juniors still rehearsing. 23. Auditorium program, “Liquid Air . 24. Junior play-first night-success! 25. Second night—just os good. 27. Miss Thompson catchas up on sleep. 28. Baseball game. 29. Everyone planning for prom. 30. Another month ends. MARCH 2. A. month of hard work on Mardi Gras. 4. Another day at good old L.H.S. Sociology class visits Insane Asylum. 6. Freshies hold a dance. 9. Rehearsals begin for “Devil’s Mardi Gras. 10. Students are going around in circles!!!!!!!! 12. Mr. Martin tears hair out. 13. Mr. Southard has a sore throat! 14. Miss. Kruger has aching muscles. 17. Just another rehearsal. 18. Mrs. Vandermark’s sewing machines are gettin a workout!! 19. Stage crew working hard. 20. Another week whizzed by. 23. Seniors count days until commencement. 24. Everyone has spring fever. 25. Worries increase over Mardi Gras. 26. Last rehearsal. 27. “Devil’s Mardi Gras opening night was a great success!!! 28. Second and last night, (money pours in). . 29. 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