Lucerne High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Lucerne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1959 volume:

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You'ro always welcome To browse or buy He'11 be happy to lee you. Visit the new CONN PARTY-N-GIFT SHOPPE 617 no. cieocs LOSHHIPOP' -. fgf,f.' . - vu . w x U wc' V V K l'.'4x -if . is 31 X. :Y J A , A ,PA -,.. y x , , .fm Q F x 1 1' , Y L '3 . f M MW , x Q . 'IJ 'J 'C ' L n,.: ,- , eg- .. ' .A , , i13'j I f fi .'-N .- Q. ' A- w7',,5.., , ,fg- A ,. jf? -' 121' ' . -QFQN-' pb 5 ,L rm--. fi -- . K ' gf -it -f 5 -. .ga , - , n 4 4 n 4 , 1 . - .- a a. lxf n . -. J' , 1 1 ' 4 . I , E I. A Q , if ' 'O. I w ' .1- I ine. 3 1- ... fc ':,., , .if ' '. qi, A- , ? 'e 9.7 1 1 , .fy 1 ,MA M' . 151' f ' ,Ig ' 5 .Y v,-r '. 1.-,, y n- ,- L . 1 - J M M .r 5--r, .1 A If .41 1 41q,.H. 'N A ',y.'.-' -'Wa-3 V nh r. ' . '.- , ' 5 M. ' 15 i 1 Ju 5 1 .- U. pf, ji U, .4 A 1 -Q-I F . I . -. . , , ff Y' I V . A ' - 1, ' . pf' ' :':.' ' , . IP- x . 41- . , 5 , Q . f, . v, .I 455: ' , -' ' -: 1 5 . ' , H ,.-1..! 1 '. ':,1iQ-1 -1 M, ! Q , ,, JL :.,,-,a'!'1' 1 , ,,:. '. 1 -, , M 2, --ie9t'1g1,p,-iw ' ' 1' Xi . .- Y. ,qu-. 'Mg' X ., ' ' 'g-,A 2 'f.,- grn'1.--ff'-'. . r1'H 'I' ' 4- 1-' ' 'P-. .- 'I' 5 f., ' ,, , ,.1-uf., r' .., W ' , ' .wa .Q 5 , , l. My 1:3-y'g,QQ,l.'!,: N v fgfso. - f . . v A-n x, - nd. x .- . , , A. GENE'S GARAGE Lucerne, Indiana 3 -, ty.-ms.-.-Q M f o4:,L:1.h . ' EQ 5 Gas an O11 GENERAL REFAIRING lucvnrc nm an wsu-uno Comp limente of a s 1 Wand Seedm 0011760141-1 MANUFACTURERS OF POWER SEEDER5 LUCERNE. INDIANA ..- X f ave if Sfork eeeglfiifffgdern ,,,'4.'2s DUDLEY BRIDGE CU RTISS c33.'S2lv FARMS A Delightful Place In Which To Shop .file Fashion S110 Ladies ' Ready-To-Hear p MYGRANT-MENTZER, INC. The Haus: of Mzuic 525 :ABT BHUADWAY LUEANSPURT, INDIANA Ig08 E. Broadway Phone 3914.0 Mghwgm A IQW5 1 is '1'? I 4755 gg 3 iiTgkm.www5Qi ATII ,foa+ I ' I I JIM HHWDERSOH Hater Well Drilling and Repair l'1eteher'e Lake Fulton P11080 R. R. 2 Kewanna, Ind. .4 ,Ar 4-K 5- H.-17' 351325 - ,N 1461 gg -fr, . l 3-,L- -f Q -r., f ' A iii5ZQf'QV , -'ff mei az . JV ' , A ' f Wa , . ,I 'j , .. 4. A ug 8 , gld... ,itil . fl ' INK' 4, ' , fir iw. fr --VY. , 5, ws, 131' ki, a' SG -a - if Gif : H, -.1 1 .Vx , fl.. . ,,-I it , I 1 15 5-10 M222 2-16 13-15 12 11-17 -. ltff. V iv-xi 4,1 - . ' .- ' B - Q V ,I ' ' W-f , 35, ,-.1 'is .v X i .1- w'!9f if . 1- ' 5. n , O ., . . IQ? ' -Wifi. in as ' U v v I ff , 0 . ' L V . s, . ,X ' 1 K. N L . V .- ' ' ::, .-wg-' . . A X Q 1, li ' - S J X ' 'M ' .8 W I Y I : 4 Yu -r L J S , . W 1 Q . . J, in cv 1 I sl., gg: BAKER RESTAURANT MADELINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Home of Jumbo Sandwiches Phone M398 501 Broadway Logansport, Indiana M20 High Logansport, Indiana FOX'S QUICK FTLH SERVICE 5 E. B d DINNERWARE - GLASSWARE - GIFTS 21' PM 'ay Lo5 PK Phone hhhh ALL Registered Open Stock S10 E. Broadway - Logansport - Ph. 26h7 Exclusively Photographicl THE 0.K. STORE CAROLYN ANN PASTRY Toys-News Stand-Dry Cleaning Phono h65u PHONE 3808 O8 . th t T S12 Broadway Loganeport 3 S 5 S rest Loganspor Compliments of HEDEKIND BEAUTY COLLEGE Logansport, Indiana Com liments of SIB E. BROADWAY LOGANSPORT. INDIANA ROHE'S SHOES 307 Fourth Street Logansport, Indiana BERKSHIRE'S AUCTION HOUSE New and Used Furniture 810 North Third - Logansport K E I T Z E R ' S Compliments of WATTS ICE CREAM CO. 11Q GLENN F. SMITH TYPEWRITER CO. 219 Fourth st.-Pu. 3090 - Loganaport, Ind.N VICTOR ADDING MACHINES-PRINTING CALCULATORS McCASKEY CASH REGISTERS Rental - Service - Sales ROBERT H. CHAMPION AGENCY 300 North Street A11 Lines of Insurance Logansport 922 HARON Y POULTRY Fresh Poultry - Eggs Custom Dressing N. Third-Logansport, Ind.-Ph. 2238 SCBIFF'S SHOES for the Entire Family MOM E. Broadway - Logansport, Ind. TO DECEMBER 31, 1955 TRUSTEE AND ADVISORY BOARD Trustee: Kseatedl John Burrough Advisory Board: istandingl Herd Haselby, Leo Scheetz, Dudley Bridge FROM JANUARY 1, 1959 Trustee: Cseatedl Wayne Dodt Advisory Board: Kstandingi Sylvester Barrett, Herd Haselby, Russell Clary Q. . w u ,.,- 1 -. - A , , ,J I .. 1 A? .f 1 . ' K x .L 1 - 4 I 1 , A ' . .5 , . W. 1 1 , , A . . ,F W-Ar A 's A 3 . 'it .' .fl - 1 4 1 , , . , 65-F ' . 4 , Y v A V -, I c M I. X, ' 4- u. .IN 1' ' 1 M N, 53:95 ' . , ,,-.QV ' .23-Jim ' , ' ' 1. F .- 39, ' 1 ' ' , . fig. v A H3 .f , STREU'S MARKET SOUTH SIDE SUNDRIES SEALTEST ICE CREAM L , . Top of College Hill and phone 5-0731 FOUNTAIN SERVICE Logansport Indiana 220 Burlington Ave. Logan: 1 GREENSFELDER BROTHERS 'For Men's Wear That Men Wear' 315 Market St. Logansport, Ind. Compliments of Doctor C. E. Thomas, Veterie State Road 25 JOE ROSS k DAUGHTERS Hauling Sand, Gravel, Stone, and Dirt Phone 1-2322 BAUGHMANS' STORE .q- . Z' '4 Groceries - Meats - Dry Good? Royal Center, Indiana 'kg LUTES SERVI Com liments gp,. of Wheel Balancing Tires Accessories Batter! ROYAL CENTER LOCKER Phone 2185 Royal ientef, Ind' Com liments of HUGH'S STANDARD SERVICE Compliments of SCHMALTZ GROCERY COMPLIMENTS oF Cl. YDF5 PASTRIES ROYAL CENTRE RECORD NEWSPAPER AND COM ERCIAL PRINTING Phone 3165 Royal Center Royal Centre, Indiana DAY 'S GREENROUSE Compliments Corsages Wedding Flowers - Funeral Designs of MOSER'S DRUG STORE 'We wire flowers' Royal Center, Ind. Phone 3265 WAYNE MORRIS Cary '-Flgnzf Truck! Phone 2335 X gy I Royal Center, if Indiana 'Service is Our Salesman' Compliments of H. K. Newcomb, M.D. Royal Center, Indiana 00 ste 's Kand1er's Sundries Todd's China Lane - Chlnese and American Restaurant Hoover's Barber Shop Kreuzberger Jewelry Store Ruth Douglas Millinery Mi11er's Dress Shop Mary's Children Shop Lou's Imported Motors Bennett's Standard Service Irene's Pantry CONGRATULATIONS! Fr-om the DEAN MILK CO., Rochester, Indiana -pn: J. M. Martin Coal State Theatre Mike Buttice Bugsby Shoe Shop Variety Gift Shm Bollei k Ferrer J. C. Penney Romeo Shoe Shop so Thirll -. .h f - so-4. .. - ERANDSTAFF' HEATING CD. FURNACES -- STCIKERS -- SALES -- SERVICE 'I21 SDUTH SIXTH ST. LCIEANSFIEIRT. IND. DIAL 2453 BECICS TRANSQ STORAGE AND CARTAGE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVIN TACOMA AVE. LOGANSPOR' BARGAIN CENTER 322 South 3rd Street Logansport Open Daily 8:00 - 9:00 P.M. I K9 ' -' ' 9 C111 2 0125- , HOB E MARKETS? ' Baaswkf Loganeport Indie I LOGAN TIRE SERVICE Don 8: Doug Norzinskay IIBIIIIISIIN-BIIIIIIIII SIHCICII SEL 531 w. Munn sr. LOGANSPORT, INDIANA Goodyear Tractor Tires 8: Vulcanizing I 229 w. Marker. - Loganaporu - Pu. 31475 Complete Tune-up Sefviee Compliments of Compliments I I -Flanegin ACE Hardware Jae me W I I -I Compliments 01' mKE's BARBER SHOP Ka1n's Motor Service Corp. 326 Wilkinson Street Common Carriers Logansport, Indiana Lgggngport, Indiana ' af RALPH DAVID IN . I f I C Comp limentp' of 516 ' 513 Broadway C SHILLING AUTO SALES Logansport, Indiana Your Edsel Dealer Logansport Phone 21301 WATTS suns at SERVICE SUNSHINE CLEANERS Q- IL33 Front St. Downtown Office 2I.l,th Bhd H8.I'k8t 507 E, Broadwgy 9 Clarence Booher, Mgr. U.S. Zh, and W. Linden Logansport Logansport Indkn' PHERSON'S SUNOCO SERVICE 316 W. MARKET STREET LOGANSPORT, INDIANA DAY PHONE: 4979 NIGHT PHONE: 53106 Comp limenta of KI ESLING BROS . Loganaport I ndiana fa H . .4-i.,,,, 6 I -1 M : 1 HC' ,W 9'- W .Q .aiggin , v' .A vi. . v ', f- I 5 h , .M ...M .f '41., 4- 4,-I .s,KT'Tfe, 4' , ,A . , A .5 2':..?AV A ,511 K , '32 Li. , .WW -f ' X . is ww va .1 ' f 'fs :T 'Z 4 55xa. K. wr J m - ' x SMT 'sf' f g..gg--i'A:f'.-ff, . , L T.. . J Y. . X , -1. ,,-'Amman vm. ' ' ' 0 .1 ag: . 'Z J K , J 1 3 ii lj, 1,2 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Fubleshers lover Munuiuclurers Book Binders FAUURY HOME OFFIIE Kansas City ' fi- . , 'Qg1'3' .f f x ...,.,:i fa 1 .... ., .M ' w ' .it 1 4' , f ,M ff, '-:.1. 4 1 .., ,... Ta' 'Y .-.of . . 'ff ff, 124 ,:1.5,:, . ,,, 14.- -4. hw, .fm ' A., .Y J 4 1. f ,....., . .., 1 1 F .ra y, n F A . . A 1 -I TI v Q,.-2 '. Y? , Q , V2:-'v '. fi.: -5 L , -l N. -' I Y 1 v 1 4- . a. 1 ini , -q,, Q-49 1 , , Q , 4 - x I - I .-- L I . u ln- E , ' 5 Q , 1' fi V . .- .g. , ' . f'. 1 -. 4 .1 , 7 T . 1 . sei' 4 'gn I Q ' : -- . gy . 4 ' 'xm, LZ' im., 'gp kQ43W m William W. Moss Principal Chemistry nw.. .f Aw- 5 6-3 gi rsg in e fi ' -A'.' y V 5 ..... 5 . Everett Jester Mathematics .3 Thomas Plonski Music English Esther Powlen lst Grade Faculty .. 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'It is impossible to please all the Secretary---Fresh. Yr. Latin Club- ------ l Yr. Cross Country---2 Yrs. SENIOR CLASS 'Her friendly smile is but a part of her good qualities Chorus--- -------- M Yr. Plays -------------- --4 3 Yrs. LION and SPOTLIGHT ---- Band- ------ ---3 Yrs. Staffs LONA BRUCE --h Yrs. Staffs would be girls were not invented, millionaires younger generat1on.' Chorus ---------- 5 Yrs Band ------------ 6 Yrs. Latin Club ------ 3 Yrs. Class Plays ---------- 3 SPOTLIGHT Staff world and Plays ---- --------- 2 Chorus- -------- 3k Yrs. Yrs. Band 5 Yrs 0 LION and SPOTLIGHT ---- Staffs L.-H ------------- 5 .,.1 31,3 ff.-. ' ' ' -P6 I if-Q , U . 1 1 w 1 I x , Q I DENNIS GATES 'I can resist everything except temptation.n Plays ---------------- 3 Basketball ------ A Yrs. Baseball -------- 2 Yrs LI-H ------------- 3 Yrs Band ------------ 3 Yrs. Chorus ---------- 3 Yrs. Cross Country---2 Yrs. LION and SPOTLIGHT ---- Staffs ' ' S ' KN . ' we ' 'Q l V' ' K Y R' H PATRICIA GILMAN 9 fs. .MyLi4f.'W- nThe intuition of a woman many times is more sound A 9!JQ75N than the certainties of a man.' er A 921, ANK ,' w Ll.-H ------------- 5 Yrs. Girls' Softball--I Yr. 'WK ' Latin Chlb ------ 2 Yrs. Class Reporter---1 Yr. 45h Plays ---------------- 3 School News Rep.-l Yr. - Band ------------ 5 Yrs. Chorus --------- -M Yrs. Trio ------------- l Yr. LION and SPOTLIGHT ---- Staffs Latin Dist. Contest--- l Yr. Music Dist. Contest--- l Yr. LAMAR GRAHAM W1 might do better if I wouldg But it's awfully lonesome being good.' , 'vglll 4' ' - Lzzff S. 1' -H ...... ---- ---5 Yrs. Chorus ----- ' 3 YP5- Treas. of Glass-2 Yrs. Student Manager-3 Yrs. Baseball -------- 2 YPS' Plays ' ' 2 SPOTLIGHT Staff Q? Quality, not quantity is my measure. SPOTLIGHT Ed. Junior Ed. ------- 1 Yr. LION Staff Cheerleader ----- 3 Yrs. Chorus ---------- 4 Yrs. ..,- ,.. ME: ----1 Yr. R, he 2 K A wk? 'sr 'kg-3Q7Ol' SANDRA GRANDSTAFF a ., Class Secretary-2 Yrs. H 2,0 1, Class Reporter---l Yr. 'W' Band ------------- 1 Yr. '5., I Trio ------------ 2 Yrs. , b 'gm Plays ---------------- 3 1 L-4i ,,,,, f vgigwg ,,,.. sguis ARTHUR REWELL 'The man who invented work should have finished it.' Basketball ------ h Yrs. Baseball -------- h Yrs. Chorus ---------- A Yrs. Vice-Pres. ------- 1 Yr. Pres. of Class---l Yr. Plays- --.----------- -3 M-H ------------- U Yrs. LION and SPOTLIGHT ---- Staffs ? fi O' me I 5. 3 f , 2? 'ffl r'.1j1 '. .. ! ..3' Q' ,L 2 Nutz ,ark ' R9 if 'K ' 5. k M X V - 0? g -1 . 'FT 4 - x, .f , ' f - 1-'AAQ 'NK A W - 1 'fi' ' 5, ' X 6 ' 2.12 , 5 r,,, '1 -- 9- .- 9: '? f'f -A-414 -' w-4'f-- W-I l , V . T s 51, i A.wj.'- X' ' A.. , ' ' v-A ' .Q I' - I 'gg .U 2'-gg 'Q-.. I -:Q i an .td xl? wr'-x 1 1 f X17 ., . .. J- U F . V!! K . -W K ., I fr, K 5 Y' 1 . 4 I ' ' i' 7 ' V J . - - A .' ' r' ' 5 ' ' A A' r . -Q L I g' 4 'I . W x sr In A 4 q l I V -'A ki njigif, - al 1, . ,I-1 V, Q . . 4 gl- ,p x' ..l1'v', h, l ',.:-rg, .v M- i ,' .fbi 'WA pf fig. -I ' fu ! Av-ff 1,2 4 ' . 4 7 K' A . iw X.. X l X - , s ' 7 H 1 -0 5 P' g' 2 X 0 mi, vim? i. '.' r x Jgf- 'Y 1. , ff! M. grgig !.t'8'7 hu :W U , L I . , . ' ' V, 4 f, 1 , 4: , . 5.44 - '-5 + , . 3 .fx Q1 WM., , . 1 '- ' -x I A x H. 1,115 . . , -a 5 1 - 4-52 . V . 1, , ' . k I 'Qi xr. '-X I 4 1 - -if ' K- , 4 .. V . I .J ' f . 1' t f ' , 1 .fv , - .- E ,, . ,Q . 1 A r - w- ' .- . - 4' f ' , .., - . - I , . . ' 5 n ' L V p.. qv -Z. ' ' br A Q A Q-7. fl . , 1.1 F5013-,iv 4: H , f -. 7 ,. gk I 1 . 'f' :J.'l'r,i va ' 'fn ' A .XP 'r. 1 ' 1 4 W .hz 5' , 1- 'M 'wulfi' L ' , 7- H+.- H .. i nr ' 'L 'if' 'fx 'L' Y ,, , Zh ', 76. fr -,J ., Q igik ixik LARRY RAINS 'A fool wanders. A wise msn Basketball ---- --M Yrs. Baseball ------- -3 Yrs. Softball --------- 1 Yr. Track ----------- u yrs, M-H ------------- 9 Yrs. Junior Leader---3 Yrs. Class President-l Yr. Vice President--l Yr. JAM 3 ROBINSON travels.' Chorus ----------- l Yr. Band ------------ 3 Yrs. Plays ------------- ---3 Latin Club ------ 2 Yrs. Student Council-3 Yrs. President ----- l Yr. SPOTLIGHT Staff 'All great men are dying, and I don't feel so well 465. myself.' Yr. Chorus---------35 YP!- Class President--l Plays -------- ----- ---2 A-H ------ ----- --7 Yrs. LION and SPOTLIGHT ---- Staffs . 'Of all the joys I best of a1l.' Class President--l Yr Class Vice-Pres.-1 Yr Class Secretary--1 Yr Student Council--1 Yr Chorus ---------- M Yrs. Latin Club ------ 3 Yrs Plays --------------- - WILLIAM THOMAS WEAVER Trigk ------- ----M Yrs Cross Country---3 Yrs. M-H Jr. Leader---1 Yr. A-H Officer ----- 3 Yrs. Baseball -------- 3 Yrs Softball -'-- '---' 1 YP- Basketball ------ M Yrs . 'In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.' U'H '---'- ----- 7 Yrs. Plays ----- ------ ---.- 2 Chorus ---- - ----- 3 Yrs. LION and SPOTLIGHT---- Staffs SANDRA YOUNG can reeall, being in love is the Q M-H ------------- 2 Yrs. . Trio ------------- 1 Yr. . Girls' Softball-5 Yrs. . Dist. Algebra Contest- 1 Yr. . Dist. Latin Contest--- 3 1 Yr. LION and SPOTLIGHT --- Staffs CLASS MOT T0 cuss colons cuss nowzn u 45 1 'E Q-4 . KJ. 4-I -.ew it 4-J ' r VNC-lQ'+ , - .-,Y B -I' .-i-Ql J' iQ , L v. -r- A B vihr enior Class History One bright, sunny morning ln l9h7 twenty alert little youngsters got their mothers out of bed early, washed their little faces, put on their best clothes, ate their breakfasts, and hurried out to the road. Why all the activity? The great moment had come! They were to begin that great adventure--going to school! With their little hearts thudding with excitement and their faces shining with joy, they climbed aboard their respective busses for their first journey to Lucerne School. Mrs. Powlen received them and made them feel at home immediately. There were Alice Bruce, Lona Bruce, John Burrough, Chris Christiansen, Judy Deck, Iranda Michael, Richard Minniear, Arthur Newell, James Robinson, Johnie Smith. Ruth Swank, Martha Watts, William Weaver, Irmadean Wilson, Jacquillne Titus, Clarence Russell, Dorothy Hess, Clarence Birnell, Ruth Strong, and Linda Hallem--all determined to master the mysteries of Readin', 'Ritin', and 'Rithmetic. Mrs. Powlen gently led them to an understanding of these things, at the same time endeavoring to make the timid ones talk and the talkative ones be silent--at least part of the time. For two years she guided their work. The second year Richard Minnear, Johnie Smith, Ruth Swank, Martha Watts, Jacqulline Titus, Clarence Russell, Dorothy Hess, Clarence Birnell, and Linda Hallam left their class, but the class gained James Roberson, Fred Howard Karen Freer, Richard Bresson, and Carolyn Jones. Them came the first big change-- the move to another room! Here Mrs. Leila Winn directed the little hand of adventurers, now having lost Fred Howard, Karen Freer, and James Roberson, but having gained Jane Kobel, Michael Crane, Robert Jones, and Dennis Gates. Many new fields were opened for them to ex- plore. They learned interesting things about the world in which they lived. They also became more expert at reading and writing, and they began to apply the arith- metic they had studied to more complicated situations. In the fourth grade their only loss was Robert Jones, but they gained Barbara Riengardt, Beverly Tablen Larry Rains, and Ronnie Cunningham. Mrs. Winn continued to help them with their work as they became more and more at home in school. So brave had they become by the time they moved into Mr. Charles Jones' room, they were scarcely alarmed at all. Ronald Bridge, Betty Hatt, Herbert Sibley, Royce Tharp, LaMar Graham, and Jenny Barnes joined the group, and Barbara Reingardt left them. Here again new interests claimed them. Some of the boys began the ad- venture of playing basketball, preparing for the demands to be made upon them in high school. 'Caseyn didn't have Mrs. Powlen's problem--none of them were very shy and quiet anymore, except Lona, but he did have some fun keeping them from ventur- ing into too many experiments before they were ready! The personel of the class in the sixth grade was changed by the loss of Betty Hatt, Herbert Sibley, Richard Bresson, and Beverly Tabler, and the addition of Carlton Thompson, Richard Wahl, and Patricia Gilman. When Mr. Jones decided they were ready, up the stairs the intrepid travelers came, immediately making themselves known in the upper halls. Sometimes, perhaps, a little too well known, but that is the way of adventurers! They learned a little more of the fundamentals: they searched deeper into science and health fieldsg they were given previews of things to come in their high school years. They found re- ference books, magazines, and dictionaries in the back of the room and the library They read about other adventurers in other fields. They had lost Richard Wahl, Royce Tharp, Jane Kobel, and Jenny Barnes and gained Philip Stark. Mr. James Woolsey was their sponsor in this most interesting year. This position of leader was taken over by Mr. Richard Rowe in the eighth year as the group lost Ronald Bridge and Philip Stark and gained Sandra Young. A new challenge met the class in their freshman year. There was that great mystery, algebra, to be met and mastered. All the other subjects became more dif- ficult. Maybe they were ngreen freshmen,n but they were ready to learn. Carlton Thompson moved away and Sandra Grandstaff came to Lucerne that year. The sponsor was Mrs. Virginia Pickle. Boldly they began their sophomore year with only two changes, the loss of Judy Deck and the addition of Suzie Zimmerman. Whenever they thought they had tried every phase of this adventure, new fields were opened for them. Mr. Calvin Kitchell was their sponsor. As juniors they really thought they had the adventure won. Under Mr. Parkin- son's leadership they conducted turkey shoots to make money for their senior trip. They became hillbillies for the Hallowe'en Festival in the one-act play. Gomin Round the Mountain.n Their three-act nlay was nlt Walks at Midnight. Their prom fContinued on next page., A I. , - :Jn- vu s 'Q-1 m 4' ,. ' u L .1 JJ' C , . ..1 1 'H A ,mln Ffl A ' W I 'I I7 ,JI 4 A Q . iq . W 'F - I A ,.q4 . . ' I .I . 'I r I 5.0 n , L 11' - w-- 1 -Q I F i . 9 G L I , ,X . ' M ' ' 1? ,. 4 s . ,, -ML ,I -- I : R J . 4 , 1 Q --wwf-2 35- .., mf ' x 1, lb- I- AHMA li W .' -A ' .,k. Sn 1' G. , . . 4. A f ur rv I: 4, ' - rf ,, U. . .AA P X 17: - 'if' -'wiv I1 'Hf'Ag 4..- was held at Colonial Hotel in Rochester. Suzie Zimmerman and Irmadean wilson dropped out this year, and Judy Rearick joined them. The final year began with Judy Rearick and Ronnie Cunningham leaving them. Their play was 'Here Comes Charlie.' The graduating members of the class were Alice Bruce, Lone Bruce, Rick Burrough, Chris Christiansen, Michael Crane, Dennis Gates, Pat Gilman, LaMar Graham, Sandra Grandstaff, Arthur Newell, Larry Rains, Jim Robin- son, Tom Weaver, and Sandra Young. Mr. and Mrs. Moss acted as their sponsors. They could hardly wait for the big moment of graduation. Now they began to realize the adventure of education was just begun. College called some, learning to become proficient in some field of work called others. The adventure of becoming educated they realized, is never completed as long as one is alive. They knew they would always look back with affection to the school where they first learned what an in- teresting adventure it could bel a Sensor Class Prophecy After traveling from planet to planet playing piano concerts for more than a year, I returned to the capital of the Earth, Lucerne, to prepare for a vacation in Florida. My new 88 Streamlined Jet got me there in a few minutes, and I regis- tered at the Sea and Sand Hotel. That evening I was dining on heard dreamy music floating on the but PAT GILMANI I rushed into the come in and came over to my table manager of the hotel. Of course, the terrace under the stars when suddenly I air. That sweet voice could belong to noone room to hear the rest of the song. PHS Bl' mi I learned that she was also the owner and our thoughts drifted back to our happy school days at Lucerne High School. Pat told me what a few of her classmates are doing. LARRY RAINS, a professor at Purdue University, is a very happy family man with six little mRaindrops.' ART NEWELL has become a prosperous New York business man. While Pat and I were reminiscing, a dignified salesman walked over to us. The gentleman was none other than TCH WEAVER--his product, ladies' pink cigarettes. As we were talking to Tom, the orchestra furnished dinner music. Suddenly the spotlight turned on a trombone soloist. I almost dropped my fork--the trombonist was RICK BURROUGH. He was as handsome as ever, and Pat said he is not only the most sought-after bachelor in the United States but is also the President's per- sonal lawyer. Now and then he drops in to play with the orchestra when he is on vacation in Florida. Pat asked us all to come to the lounge for coffee. Rick brought JIM ROBINSON, another vacationer. Jim, as Oscar award winner for the third time, is Hollywood's Glamour Boy and was to return to Hollywood soon to be- gin another picture. Naturally, all doing. We all knew around the world for doing7' I was quite of us tried to surprised when find out what the rest of the class of '59 is that CHRIS CHRISTIANSEN is a very famous scientist, known his space accomplishments. Then I asked, 'What is MIKE CRA! they said Hike is a deep sea diver, who hunts of the attractive panelists was SANDRA G NI BELFF. She tobk the opportunity to for Chris' lost missiles. Pat suggested we tune in television. When the dulcet tones of the Master of Ceremonies began, we knew why. It was H NNIS GATES! His program is very popular--especially with women. He tella.them the right styles, how to reduce, and how to beautify themselves. A panel show was on next, and one plug her new play on Broadway. The next morning Pat and I went to the beauty salon. Pat's personal hair- dresser ie ALICE BRUCE. Alice is still the same sweet, friendly person. Since I was going to return home in a few days, being a woman, I decided to go :hopplnga Walking down Broadway, I came to a very exculsive dress shop called Lo a e. Entering, I was greeted by LONA BRUCE, a very fashionable woman. Lona led me into the lounge where to be the former children. Lona bench, not as a and Sandra told she was showing dresses to another woman. The woman turned out sumss YOUNG, and with ner were her beautiful, red-haired Brand- me that LaHar Graham is still sitting on the student manager, but as the coach of the world famous 'Space Trotters.' After a wonderful vacation, I returned home to the great city, Lucerne, feel- ing refreshed and deeply touched to think that the members of this worderful class have become leading citizens of the United States of America. r W 4' , 'N 1- I. ... , I I. I 4 1 kk. Q 'ln 4 , . ' .- .n W J 1 nl . 'X' - , , W 1 qv I' E if I SENIOR CLASS WILL A11 e Bruce do bequeath my talkativeness to Pat Scheetz, so he won't be so c bashful, my school books to Mary Barrett for her remaining year in schoolg and my pencil stubs and notebook to my sister, who has eight remaining years in school. I Lona Bruce, do bequeath my ability to make passing grades to any basketball player,who needs lt, my bashfulness to the freshman boys, and my desk by the register to any future senior who gets cold feet. I, Rick Burrough, do bequeath my honorary position as judge of the supreme sen- ior class to Bill Marshall, since Bill has the dignified look and strong right arm to enforce his laws. Chris Christiansen, do bequeath my knowledge of Unidentified Flying Objects I and related subjects to the school, in hopes that it will further the knowledge of Lucerne Highg my power of hypnosis to Sam Sharp, so that he can dominate Mr. Mossy my Chevrolet to the future Drivers' Training Course. I, Michael Crane, do bequeath to Bill Marshall my ability to control my temperg to Jerry Kelley the gold plate on my tooth which he so dearly lovesg and to my brother, Steve, Jr., passing grades and good luck in his remaining school years. I, Dennis Gates, do bequeath to Mike Jones my ability to pay attention to some- thing besides girlsg to Tim Marshall my height to enable him to be an All-Americang and to Joe Waymire my position on the varsity baseball and basketball squads. I, Pat Gilman, do bequeath my ability to take notes in Government to my brother Stan, positive he won't use it anyway, to Ron my books, knowing he will make better grades than Ig my ability to sing, to the three very quiet freshman girls in the last row in Chorus. I LaMar Graham, will my driving ability to Bob Gerlach, so that he may scare people, who ride with him as I scare him. I will my ability to shave to Douglas Myers, so he won't get his dad's electric razor plugged up with down. I, Sandra Grandstaff, bequeath my nicknames lSqu1rt, Shortie, etc., to anyone tall enough to do them justiceg and to my sister Karen all the candy and gun wran- pers occupying my desk Cput there by Jim Robinson! to keep her desk in a perfect mem In Arthur Newell, do hereby bequeath my ability to break my wrist to anyoneidsh- ing to have a legitimate excuse for not doing his school work and my seat in the as- sembly, which always seems to be in direct line with the sun, to Tom Hilkert, so that he may enjoy an unlimited supply of Vitamin D., thus getting the added strength he will need to survive his senior year. I, Larry Rains, do bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs. Pickle to Bob Swank, so he, too, may have peaceful study ha ls, and my ab lity to study in the same study hall to Joe Haymire. I, Jim Robinson, do bequeath my great ability as a trackman to Karen Grandstaff, so she can outrun most chorus member to Janice of the boys who are chasing her. I leave my abilities as a Rinehartg and to Tim Marshall my height. I, William Thomas Weaver, will my knowledge of bookkeeping to the future book- keeping olasses and my ability to get along with the teachers to the freshman and sophomore boys. I, Sandra Young, do bequeath to Janice Rinehart my ability to play girls' soft- ball at Grass Creek, to Donna Young my abiH.ty to keep my desk in a neat, orderly mannerg to Mick Scheetz my desk in the assembly when he becomes a seniorg and to any- one who may find herself in the same position the ability to wait for that certain person, whether in the Army, Navy, Airforce, or Marines. Signed this 27 day of .77 I9 ' .r Witnesses Q O 'J -V' . -Q . 'nn D .. Fil -.Q!.. , o 1. V Us .-:- 1 -X G3 ,W 4 v J f'WM'77W7fW46Mfff ' X 2 u W f LE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY lIIQll!ll lWllMW! l T-d.2.i GENEALOGY 977 . E01 CE'7LHS 1959 wg- f -.F 5,-Au' In ,f, gi- w if fu' X 1, -0 f'f 1. V ' I, ,,wg,7?:gs: 1 iff! 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Tony Herd Janice Rinehart IUNIORS Patricia Basham AQ I -Q .I is ' fah- 5 ,- , iv, .. ,r s Jgihauni Sharon Fultz ASW- 2- M g l snag-t ., . -9 fa , Q Q33 N K X if ag' 1 - ,- :lx L Tom Hilkert .ig i 35 lu . QuafiH.gQp James Roberson , -1 vw- K , 3 A .llS4'T, ,Qg, .XE'xn4iQQQE?i? Lois Stevens .L Y - , J s Q Q up sg Wag! figgnif M kSEEEMh'. , Cynthia Burton . A,A,2,. f i .-,Q x:'3 gli xU5! Robert Gerlach .:,.. , 4 4 . -,,x Michael Jones .. . 1. V-5 -www -75. 31' . ig' A39 S 2 XY Pat Scheetz . ,fr Y . '- Q f x 1 x, ' 9 z via. . - M fi' x 5: N ig, ,ni Robert Swank 43 '4 'if'-' ffh M ' , 5 1:11, V ., Rhoda Dodt e , If .ftv f bf , U, Ronald Gilman .flr u,m .1 ' -ij 19 Bill Marshall qi .,e. R U q :M h as ,f 5 qs, X lik A 1, HB is Sam ShBTP 1 A ,. 11 an f. V -V, -. 'N . ' ul J V . V I. , ,... V 'I ,. , L -in . 4- .nl A I NA A n In .l.X .1 Q , Q , V av 4 ' . , if J' ' V .. ' Y ' 'I ::' ' 1 K, . , A ' f ,. 94' ' , .X D A ., J - . ff - .V 'N V ' . - . ' '-,. , - V A I I . V ' '.'. V vV ,!7fVL: . 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Jiri: Douglas Myers Betty Curry si K . 9 3? y X L, Lorna Hicks V fv- H -A as Kay Frushour ',j RFK :S l 1 Carol Hunt ' grv- 'T ' 'fr . - . V W. , ' N 6 f -x ,, --494, sg -,Q . . -. 3- iqiqszggihzk - su .Ent . - . ,S Donna Rosa V 2.42, -31,- Joe Waymiro r L w if 2 w a . - V r .1 'vrn 1 , 1., .. .L K I . v ' wc. ' ' lg. -Q, .' vu 4' lax I-'. . ' 1 , r -' , LQ: ' ftxgfwv +H ', 1 ...Ax , . --up xl .u.,., -K .-. ., Ar -H 3-,-L.-' V 'JV' II ,L ' A f x 1 1 1 . ..-f.,-3,2 1 A '-Hn , , - 4. A' ,.-. . ., . L .. - X ,. W rg.- A F ,T , . I.: :Al -V 1 .1 Vg V4 X ,, , 5- xx, .dx '? f . Nm' ll. X. X - gm James Barr x ' -Q? ., .I Q X ,, X V X r 'V V Larry Curry l Larry Hayden FRESI-IMEN X . 5 vu? I 1 V ' , ni, ,, . Q? s Q fy. 'Q t -. Rn ,WESSQL Q55 Robert Barrett K g- V K kr ,S ,E .Wg ,, .Q .lk,f Kathleen Deck Q ,H 552 Ea David Kelley as iq ? ia J? .,A' tal: Y nag. ff- '25 X -N HXWN.. Gene Powlen Jerry Robinson 3' e eee gilliiltjif Karen Thompson Lesley Waits Arthur Burrough x ,r . 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F I., V lg ' ' ,Q I K ,' H . - ' -V x Mu ' ' , ., ,x-if ,V , 4 , SEX' ' , .X , ' fytjv wh' x A f . -X. 1 2 X X fHi'.' 'YW' 5' K 3 43 Z xr ,.8, X N f ff? Qffffg f Hamm MMM 'ff X 5.33 ,lyk -f iff ' 1 3.25 13, , Y, , '..q- ' .1 1 mn a V' , . -'J' , wg-T' .. s J., ', fir l wh. we kxqig Jane Barrett Nancy Gilman 'Qt ' Q. 5 'S X fx! 2 :A Kathy Hicks a A x Madeline Parkinson ' x C f -A Q fi ', f3, ish? - W Larry Yegerlehner , 4 .Y 1 .iv Q 5 X Ralph Christiansen EIGHT!-I ' GRADE , ' x .uv ,J I ff Jimmie Piercefield 41 ' ,J Linda Yegerlehne 1' Q ff Tom Deck -, Y' ' David Herd 1 X fy 4 If . Fred Minnick, Jr Mary Scheetz 4? , .11 'K 7. Donna Lou You US M.. V., my -- 1 W' 1'11'1 111' 1 ' .1 11 1 1 1 1 'Sr Am 1 1!1,' 1 1 If ' 1 N. nL1m..,,- 1-. 11 1 .111 ' H .iv 1 1 1. ,I .1-, U V .515 1 11 11. 111 11 1 1 1 v 1 .111 , 1 11 1 s 1 1 -1111-1? 5 ' ,. 1 H, A '16 . 1 1 X 1 xv' 1 1 1 L ,1, . 1 ' 1 xxx 1 W In 1 uv 4 4- 11 Y 41511.-1 - . .1 'N -A- 1 ..1:1.. 11 7 1 '41 1. 1 fps .f I .1', ,.. 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JU' -.1 'A' s 'N-.,' E Q ' --.U .4 Judith Baker kt ,J . v. n N is V I by FNQ ig Jo Ellen C0Ok SEVENTH :,,-, Lynn Baker 5 53 ' '-.f Q 3 -,- ' ,E4' - Lael, , t .v : C'-1: ' ,f V fu J xx FS X AYZ' L ,J Y ,. , . , 5?e'??' :5E- ,E 'in r Steven Cross GRADE I 5'-N X 4114 5,5 V 1 M .5 'V Richard Basham Donna Fiedler 3 SW ' iv WZ! 4 I f 2 fy Mark Jones Susan Marshall Philip McDonald JE fa- N.-M. E ' ' N An'A Y.. 'FY 4 E 1.7 :Ll V 1. S Tillie Michael Robinson Delores Rogers Jill Soheetz -N, IL , H 'De at .vii rj ,W Q 4 x S, ' 'Af Nina Swank Betty Hipperman Delores Wilson -q 7 Dianne Clary 2 f J if ...., , Douglas Grandstaff f ,J V -fig 'jim .J Samuel Powlen 'iz' Steven Shafer ,- ' of f' 1 'J nv! 'u Mary Ann Woodhouse JL- A v -, -, -.-,. nl.. .' . 'wj ' 1 .+ .,f. I ' ,Z -. ,Y . ' . A ' x 530' X . . My I .1 xv' A NX., I , A 4 ff-Q 1 , 4. ',. -5-z x 1 I. . s 1 n ,, 44 V 'F - 4. .. r. 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'W THIRD Ann rounm onspzs 09,0 Row l Darlene Wireman, Carolyn Ross, Diane Shipley Diana Hicks Linda In am Lucy Gilman, Neil Fiedler, John Waits, John Brandt. , gr 1 Ro' 2 Jeffrey Burton: Tifmy Miflfiicky Phillip Rains, Stephen Baker, Mark Baker, Sarah Hanna. Raymond Nitzschke, Ruth Webber, Carrie Parkinson, Keven Dodt, Mrs. Leila Winn. ROW 3 JSBH BPUCG. G3-0F18 Smith. Rose Marie Scheetz, Tona Jorns, Steven Wooten, 3:22611 Herd. Eddy Minnick, Bonnie Hudson, Beth Cress, David Weaver, John Absent Marsha Disinger FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Row l Joe Barr, Jimmie Scheetz, Larry Winn, John Woodhouse, Ritz Scheetz, Mark Yahn, Philip Rogers, Bobbie Cree, Steve Crane, Charles Gilman, John Poulen, Brian Clary, Billie Ingram, Mike Smith, Lynn Smith, Tom Hicks. Row 2 Russell Fiedler, Tom Briggs, Richard Smith, Norman Newell, Barbara Rinehart, Judy Carmicheal, Kenneth Young, Sheven Waits, Jo Ellen Scheetz, R. G. Thompson, Sandra Ross, Colleen Baker, Christine Brandt, Norma Abbott, Eduard Barrett. Row 3 Steve Winn, L. J. Burton, Joyce Gerlach, Robert Rusk, Edward Smith, Jimmie Shafer, Billy Gilman, Donna Burrough, Nancy Basham, Joy Frushour, Craig Cress, Mary Ann Weaver, Linda Nitzschke, Barry Brandt, Mr. Charles Jones. ni -JE? 'A V ' . I - w 3' 1, .M Jw. 'p 1 . , - 1, W, - u - . J , , .1v, V . ww-:. '35-7 Q, .- kim' - , 1 .!,, . .nw fee , 3h-N 1 .QV 1 lr f ' f' Q' . 72:5 . 3 vw 1 ,J 9 r- N X ff.. m H. e. f-- g, 1-, A 1,-. 1,- 4. -.IK . ,Agri -9 . ,- v '- .rv , :' A a 5' ' , J 1. -r..i3,, , W . I , 1 1 , W , . .L , x . 3, - xg-Ygf - . -.-gmt,-. ifiiv 1 lu, -A .-,f' ag ---, qw Mgt L FIRST GRADE qsaagq ff! ':-INF ' . N! -V 1 -has 32315 Row 1 Larry Leazenby, Danny Nethereutt, Johnny Elliott, Beth llcoll, Beth Uebbar, Herd Crimmins, Lana Allison, Duana Clements, Hargarat Hccrea. Row 2 Becky Shipley, David Hitzschke, Tomy Raderstorf, Rex Sedan, Hike Hahn, Billy Shipley, Bennie Hutsell, Pam Zagajewski. Row 3 Ronnie Powlen, Tom Cook, Linda Clary, Jerry Uooten, Parry leuall, Jlllf 51011: Leroy Elkins David Hudso . Absent Diana Brown, Billy Bisinger, Dong: :llioEtEh.r P '1.n. SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Row 1 Charles Hicks, Tommy Scheetz, Carol Baker, Rita Woodhouse, Bruce Dodt, E Connie Brandt, Robert Baker, Brenda Gilman, Junior Clements, Canmen Fivecoa Richard Wireman. Row 2 Kathleen HcCrea, Bonnie Ingram, Carol Abbott, Ernie Cree, Ruth Carmichaal, Clark Winn, Kathleen Scheetz, Delbert Nitlschka, Larry Allison, Dick Weaver, Steve Thompson, Lucretta Purdue. Row 3 George Bean, Kenny Smith, Darlene Elliott, Bdchard Rusk, George Wooten, Judy English, Patricia Hudson, Gary Zimmer, Tom Gerlach, Rebecca Myers, Brad Yahn, Hrs. Frances Zagajewski. -- ' -'W' ., . a -121175 ,',1 F -I' 'Q Y ,Q , Y Q . x n ,,,5j4 ,.f'i ' 4 ig v :U f' ' I Jlfh ' I Q U' NM. 1 I -sq, 'Tj' , fl 11 , '-1 '17-lf Q W 'A ' P4 ' 'M . ga. 3.-S., .' .: M -' ' , - ' L12 Ln-4 ,, 1, .-5, u ' 0 7 -1 , A . 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Seated: Tom Weaver, Rhoda Dodt, Rick Burrough, Alice Bruce, Sandra Grandstaff: Pat Gilman, Sandra Young. Sandra Grandstaff ------- --Editor Sandra Young ---- Assistant Editor r A Rhoda Dodt --------- Junior Editor sc'1 Pat Gilman ------ Business Manager ' Alice Bruce------Snapshot Editor N , G lg - Jim Robinson---Activities Editor and Calendar f f O I ws l X71 Art Newell ---- ---Class Editor I Y ,KX , ff IU E- I M X Xgmisia-, , ' JK .-5 X x,,l- .... - QL ' 1 N-sr: .... . - Rick Burrough ------ Sports Editor X 'f 'I X -' ef fy s, N: XfNu::EE:'Y f , ' This page is sponsored by HIATT OFFICE EQUIPM NT COMPANY 310 E. Broadway, Logansport, Indiana IL, ! kv V J r a L n a , . ,I ' ., 1 f L b y, ' ,, fir- 5 - 0.1.55 Q., STUDENT COUNCH. - QI I- Standing: Mary Ellen Scheetz, Fred Minnick, Karen Clary, Jerry Robinson, Dianne Clary, Steve Shafer. Seated: gegzy Kelley, Barbara Haselby, Lona Bruce, william Marshall, Rhoda Oo LATIN CLUB Standing: Miss Hall, Karen Grandstaff, Karen Clary, Mary Barrett, Rhoda Dodt, Kay Herd, Sandra Young, Janice Rinehart, Patricia Basham, Kay Frushour, Cynthia Burton. Kneeling: Tom Hilkert, Rick Burrough, William Marshall, Michael Jones, Chris ChI'iStiH1'1S91'h Sam Sharp- Absent: Patricia Gilman I Q lr' A . .JW , W -- - . r- . L- l 2 ' ' S 1 , ,W , . ,'T 54 4 ' -' -521 'ir f 1- ffl' rj Aug. Oct. 17- 23- Nov. 27- Dec. Jan. 17- Feb. 25 March April 10 april May SCHOOL CALENDAR School begins. Everyone is saying 'Peachesn--why? Individual pictures are being taken. Lucerne won County Baseball Championship at Tipton Township! h-H party. Everyone has a good time. My, but it is quiet around the school! Where are the seniors? Oh, yes, Burgman is taking their pictures today. We thought they looked awfully dressed up when they came to school! nHere Comes Charllen shows how talented the seniors are! Do we look tired? Those scholarship tests are tough! Teachers' Institute. No school. Such a turmoil! well, the Hallowe'en Festival only comes once a year. We'll really be cleaning up confetti tomorrow! Election Day. No school. Game at Royal Center. WE WON!! hS-hh. We all get a glimpse of the future at the Guidance Day program at Washington Township. Another dressed-up day. Group pictures taken. We put our best foot forward--visiting principals and trustees. P.T.A. Dance. Thanksgiving vacation. 13 Four-way tourney. The music students attend the Christmas program at Purdue. Brrrr. The thermometer stands at SO degrees in school. Christmas program. ' Christmas vacation starts. New Year's Eve dance. School opens again. CToo bad, klds.D County Tourney drawing. GO, LIONS! Tourney begins. what was that about cokes on the floor? We lost to Tipton Township. Tourney continues. Bob gets the courage to carry cokes again. Juniors and Mrs. Fickle are beginning to look a little tired. Running concessions at the tourney 1sn't any snap! Come to school in the snow and rain. The movie 'The Living Desertn is shown to the upstairs rooms. Now we have ice. A movie 'Electricity and Common Sense' fits very well into weather conditions outside. Really glad to be back in school after enforced four-day vacation because of bad road conditions. Games, schoolwork, work on anHual, and many other things are requiring our attention. Busses late because of icy side roads. School dismissed early to permit arriving home in good time. John Deere Day. Junior and senior agriculture classes attend. Our boys try their hand at Crop Judging. The Junior and Senior Government Class tries to find what makes the wheels go 'round in government by visiting the State Legislature. The Sectional Tourney is played in Logansport.Seniors given honor awards. The Juniors sponsor a Record Hop. Regional Tourney. The juniors have their magazine sales supper and see the Finals Tournament on television. Penny Supper is given by P.T.A. to make funds for the year. Now the boys are judging livestock! Good Friday. P.T.A. Award Banquet is a big event for outstanding students in scholastics, sports, and music. Dairy Judging. Have you heard all the music around the school lately? We are preparing for the County Music Festival tonight at the Berry Bowl. Junior Play, One Delirious Night,' is presented for two delirious nights--delirious for the Juniors, anyway! Are the first-graders getting smaller? No, it is just Pre-School Round-up Day! d Poultr Judging to ay. Regiongl Scholastic Contest. We sharpen our pencils and hope to sharpen our brains at the same time! N.M.S. Tests. Track Meet. gggggi-Senior Prom. We are all dressed up ln our prettiest formals. Baccalaureate. Commencement. School is out for the year. The seniors start on their trip. '- u fs . A - - - DY -aff .. . ly ' w J 2 h t Q N, T-5 'lv 5 A' 'H' Q,-, -'f-3 4 1 v I 1 IHGH SCHOOL CHORUS First Row: Mr. Plonski, Lorna Hicks, Alberta wipperman, Kathleen Deck, Barbara Haselby, Rhoda Dodt, Mary Barrett, Alice Bruce, Janice Rinehart, Karen Clary, Karen Grandstaff, Katrina Freels, Karen Thom son, Donna Ross. Second Row: Patricia Basham, Janet Carmicheal, Charlene Parkinson, Leslie Waits, Kay Frushour, Cynthia Burton, William Marshall, LaMar Graham, Robert Gerlach, Larry Curry, Kay Herd, Patricia Gilman, Sandra Grandstaff, Sandra Young, Lona Bruce. Third Row: Rick Burrough, James Robinson, Thomas Hilkert, Michael Crane, Michael Jones, Tony Herd, Arthur Burrough, Arthur Newell, Ronald Gilman, Sam Sharp, Dennis Gates, Robert Swank, Thomas Weaver. BAND First Row: Mary Barrett, Barbara Haselby, Rhoda Dodt, Karen Thompson, Dianne Clary, Donna Fiedler, Karen Clary, Delores Rogers, Lynn Baker, Patricia Basham, Steve Shafer, Arthur Burrough, Rick Burrough, Tom Deck, Robert Gerlach, Ralph Christiansen, James Barr. Standing: Mr. Plonski, Sam Powlen, Douglas Grandstaff, Fred Minnick, William Marshall, Thomas Hilkert, Michael Robinson, Mark Jones, Nina Swank, Mary Ann Woodhouse. This page is sponsored by COPPOCK'S SHELL SERVICE, 219 E. Market, Logansport, Ind. ,,a' w 4 r 1 v f 0 Y - ' ' si - .5 1 , , '. .I hw . , 1 , .4 ,. .- ,. .5 -,. .,,, x .5 v, -.fv 5- 1 . g 14. v ' . ' Q- . ' f M115 w- - i-. , ' ' ...,.-. ff- V , W If . .67 3. , SL N ,, n..jy5,7h1'. . 5 4 .qajlvqf 1 vw ' 4.' , , . a fuk 1 A 1 L' --i n Q . , STN' . I . .V J. v . , ,1 v. , 'Maw - itll,-:' V mlm' H ,A . .5-mi ' A .q2,4.W,g-34 V. I , 'pq A 1. , an i I ,. i. f' 1 - V ,- 1 rg v Y ,,., ' v E Ja, f, , . 1-. . -4 is , 5 5 , .. VW V 'I ,x Q , ,ll H , . Ex- :gn Y 3.3. ,, 1 V - ,K ,Z 5,1 ' A W4 wet' 'u u: f 'Ui- f HERE COM S CHARLIE Senior Play Cast Nora Malone- ------------- Patricia Gilman Officer Tim McGrill --------- LaMar Graham -----------Tom Weaver Mrs. Fanny Farnham ------------ Lona Bruce Larry Elliott Rick Burrou ------- ---- on Ted Hartley --------- ------ Jim Robinson 2 1 A, 7' . 4, 1 H 1, 'Z Q' 5 lv 1 Q 4 i'k'H 4 Q 1 I Q m9 -A -------------------Art Newell Vivian Smytne-Kersey---Sandra Grandstaff Uncle Aleck Twiggs ---- Chris Christiansen -----------Larry Rains Charlie Hopps --------------- Sandra Young Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Keraey--Alice Bruce Mortimer Smythe-Kersey ------ Dennis Gates stage Manager -------------- Michael Crane ONE DELIRIOUS NIGHT Junior Play Cast -Lois Stevens I Lefty DHSSS -------- ------- Thomas Hilkert Mrs. Martha Arno1d--- ---Cynthia Burton Hannah '------------ -- ----- Sharon Fultz -------------------Patricia Basham Patricia Arnold CPatJ --------- Rhoda Dgdt Selly Winfrey ------------- --Mary Barrett Dick Delray ---------- ---- Ronald Gilman Freddie Fenwick--- ---Robert Gerlach -- ------ Pat Scheetz Paul Hammond ----- -------.-. Tony Herd ------- ----William Marshall Col. Frank Delray -------------- Sam Sharp Mavis Jordan ------- ---- J ani oo Rinehart DP- Green -------- ---- Michael Jones O'BPieH ------------- -------- Robert Swank Stage Manager ------------- James Roberson Junior Halloween PlayfCast Grover Spratt ---------------- Tom Hilkert Mary Lou Spratt ----------- Cynthia Burton if 3 Dr. Peter Deems ------------ Bill Marshall Aggie Spratt -------- ------- Mary Barrett Grandma Seagrave ---- ------- Lois Stevens Mrs. Merryweather ---- ------- Rhoda Dodt Mrs. Huggins -------- ---- Janice Rinehart Stage Manager ----- ---- Ronald Gilman MM...-.la -1-'NNY ,Yagi ,D , . '- ,. IV- .' . I . . X1 -. - fs 4 , fy. - r-.-L. F- 4 A f W I bl- A, , 4 , iff- '3ET:i,i,'qQ is - 'Wi ' ' 'W':ig.a,'F' 5. 1 -, -Q.-V . , L, D 5 ,- v-L 'I ., 1 I . ' T .m s 4 . A 1 .. n .. l ., 1 .fa . ,. . I.-1 HJ 1 z 4 vu. W I., Uv A 'A . z 1 4 u x va J, x n Q. ' . .Y H I , n I .: Y-, 'F' ' ,, .,v - s -- L . K . ,'l:gp 7 V Y. X v X-.-f lx. 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Standing: !s 8 10 12 2 ,AQ fig 63 f '35- Q 'L 'rnq gi They Washington Township 8 8 New Waverly 2 Twelve Mile l3 Young America 3 Galveston 2 ll Hetee O Tipton Township 8 6 Tipton Township 1 Pct. Runs Hits Jerry Kelley T233 9 'T Jim Robinson .3111 8 11 Hike Jones .2914 6 10 Rick Burrough .2114 E 6 9 Dennis Gates .2111 6 Larry Rains .222 5 6 Jim Roberson .200 8 6 Mike crane .333 ll 9 0 , ,, Art Newell .276 ll 8 f H , Tom Hiker: .ooo 1 o B111 Harshall .OOO 1 O N0 Jerry Robinson .ooo o o NNQ93 David Kelley .OOO O O -X Larry Curry .OOO O 0 L I - This page is sponsored by the LOGANSPORT ELEVATOR CO., S. 15th Street Logansport, Indiana '1r! !:I1 'l 'f 1q1vf'r-1-' . ,' if N Qf, 1 -513. , . x -N. . -: . li N . qu A- - F0 V 1 ' 5,-.Q 2, . , fi 4 u 1 4' L g .fl 1 . V, ,W 1 v 9 7 .- ' U ' rv i 91 '- 1 , -3' , Equfqila, 5 My. Mix . ..11-: I ' ' 1 ' 1 . - IV- ,3 ?'J1 4 1. ,- -A wx 11 gm A n., ' , , ,Q . 1 .iq A -' 1A -, ,'W'1 2',:1 it if 1 nuff -- 1r 1 . . 1, - '1,- usa . 1: ' ffm' 4, -1 1. 4. V.: ' K 1 1 zx, 1 4 A ,-N A 3 'f-Jig, Aff. -1 5 'WY fE1 ' ' 5 gf 1 L- ' 1 1 , ' ' 'I ' ' A -'54, f . d ' I 7 I' r. ' ' vi-r' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Jerry Kelley, William Marshall, Ronald Gilman, Arthur Newell, Michael Crane. Standing: LaMar Graham, Michael Jones, James Roberson, James Robinson, Dennis Gates, Pat Scheetz, Rick Burrough, Mr. Parkinson. Field Goals Fgul Shots Total Go PoFa Aa Mn Pct, A, M. Pct. Points Rick Burrough 20 66 360 122 380 90 Q2 .267 292 Jim Robinson 20 55 293 115 392 109 6 . O6 29 Mike Crane 20 65 235 76 323 66 32 .7435 183 Dennis Gates 19 1-1.2 155 14.2 266 26 15 .577 99 Arthur Newell 13 18 95 27 28h 19 7 .368 61 Larry Rains 19 2h 79 26 329 17 9 .530 61 Mike Jones 111 15 38 13 3h2 13 5 .385 31 Jim Roberson 19 23 39 13 333 17 3 .176 29 Pat Scheetz 7 1 7 1 1h3 3 1 .333 3 ROD Gilman 1 1 2 O OOO -- -- --- -- Bill MarShB11 1, 1 V j- -- --- 1 1 .OOO A 1 Total 1306 M35 333 361 181 .501 105B ge Opponents They Opponents They 52 Chili R8 Deedsville 61 M5 Royal Center hh Tipton Twp. fCty. Tourneyl M6 35 Galveston 53 18av111e 61 Q2 Meteg hh Young America f0.T.J 59 14,9 washington Twp. CD.O.T.D 51 Pu1ask1 L15 53 star city 39 Gilead L2 M2 Fulton CFour-Way M6 Twelve Mile CO.T-7 68 53 Metea C Tourney 51 Converse 71 Tipton Twp. 63 55 Buffalo 55 New Waverly 67 51 Washington Twp. CSec. Tourneyj 58 Total Points: Lucerne 1058, Opponents 1075 This page is sponsored by JOE HERD R JOHN HERD INSURANCE, 521 Erie, Logansport L i r. n w I L7 L PL i. T V, I. rv' 3 A1 , v -R 1 X : rw .ln r , .5 F -Q r . , ' '-. I K -A in Y B BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: David Kelley, Robert Barrett, Larry Curry. Back Row: LaMar Graham, Thomas Hilkert, Rex Waymire, Charles Basham, Mick Scheetz, Arthur Burrough, Mr. Parkinson. -I YQ. Opp0n6r1tS The Q Opponents They 115 Chili 29 28 Tipton Township 32 1 Royal Center 14.6 37 New Waverly 10 39 Galveston 27 25 Idaville 39 33 Fulton 10 32 Young America 23 S6 Fulton 16 38 Pulaski 18 30 Metea 374, 28 Gilead 27 30 Washington Township 374, 36 Twelve Mile Llo 22 Star City 31 39 Converse 35 23 Fulton 2h 38 Buffalo 23 38 Fulton Su Total Points Field Goal Foul Shots Percentage Attempts Mage Percentage J. Kelley 113 .39 39 30 780 Hllkert 89 .ul LLB 30 625 Waymire 79 -111+ 7-I-2 19 7432 Curry 77 -32 3 15 500 Marshall I-82 .30 13 6 U-61 D. Kelley 39 .20 33 16 U-70 Barrett 311 .27 2 8 256 Gilman 23 .63 18 5 278 P. scneetz 21 .25 9 3 333 J. Robinson 20 .37 11 6 5115 J. Scheetz 19 .33 ll 5 1-L55 A. Burrough 13 .17 ll Ll 357 Basham 8 J-L3 2 0 000 Hayden 7 .zo 6 3 SOO This page is sponsored by THE NATIONAL BANK OF LOGANSPORT, 316 East Broadway DEDICATION We, the senior class of 1959, hereby dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Charles Parkinson. The memory of his friendship and influence will remain in our hearts forever This record of our high school days-- Complete it we can not, If we don't pause to give some praise To one who helped a lot. As Junior sponsor, our friend came Aiding in many ways, with patience helped us reach our aim-- A trip of seven days. He froze at turkey shoots with us He helped us with our play, Magazines, and Promg he made no fuss, Patient all the way. So we dedicate our book to you, As from the school we go, We'l1 treasure your friendship, good and true, Our thanks on you bestow. -ma- 'f uv, f i w 'K' mln, I U .. W., ,L 7 J' 1' ' MV: 1 HW Junior High Basketball Team '33 3 21, If 14 P wxl Kneeling: Michael Robinson, Douglas Grandstaff, Ralph Christiansen, Fred Minnick, Richard Basham, Phil MCDOn8ld. Standing: Gene Powlen, Larry Yegerlehner, Sam Powlen, David Herd, Tom Deck, James Piercefield, Steve Shafer, Mark Jones, Mr. Bauerle. Absent: Steve Cress. Enrolled second semester: Frank Farris. A Team B Team Fred Minnick, Captain giki Robinson, Captain Tom Deck HP Jones Dgvid Herd Steve Cress Ralph Christiansen Phil MCDOr18ld Fpapk Farris Doug GP8HdSt8ff Larry Yegerlehner S8111 P0WlS1'1 Jim Pier-cefield EIEZSBEEQLZP Eg Opponent They E3 Opponent The! 9 Lake Cicott 39 9 Lake Cicott 32 12 Royal Center 1414. 12 Royal Center 17 gi Noble Township E3 1.13 Noble Township 19 Metea Metea 17 15 washington T0'm5hiP 37 15 Wllehington Township 17 28 Tipton Township Ll-1 15 Tipton Township. 26 lg Logan Saints 17 11 Logan Saints qz 1 Royal Center 29 27 Star City 11+ 21 Deedsville Twelve Mile 12 13 Star City New Waverly 9 .LLL Twelve Mile P41 Zig winamac 7th fOvertlmeJ 22 12 New Waverly 37 1 Metea 35 25 Metea 51+ JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL SCORES W The We The We The 5' Twelve Mile DI -2' Metea S 'E Royal Center 5 14 Noble Township 10 2 washington Twp. 1 This page is sponsored by GALEN MCVAY, INSURANCE, 328 North Street, Logansport . ' If 5 . , ' dr I 1 1 .f N A Pg. X .IV I- , , ' 1 1- . --,sl . . 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Indiana Phone 1-211,75 MARSHALL CHEVROLET SALES BUILT AND BACKED BY GENERAL MOTORS W Q chevron c Frigidaire TELEPHONE 2285 ROYAL CENTER, INDIANA '- . N pm. N 1 A x 1- ,- 1 . I 1 N v s V . ' A I I - '-5,078 4 I ,. N v v- -w . 3144 . K . 4 . X A L , '..fv ' To ,. V3 LAN, a . 4 Q 1 1 , ,. 1 Xa ' ff- 1f'?, :n-. ., 9 ,V ' ,v,,:Y.,::'s'n - V H- . M' .1 'I-'l' v'.- .','-. r' ., .1 ,, - mm. ,, . 4 ' 1 VJ n. -4 PROM AND P T A DANCES E 3 ,Nz if . .S This page' 5-S Sponsored by B- WILER, INC-1 331 E. Market Street, Logan.-spor-t 1 DRI K Pepsi- Cola, ITM VQWQQSMQK PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. LOGANSPORT, I ND. GOMMIIN IGIT STATE BANK ROYAL CENTER, I NTJIANA CAPITAL 5100, 000.00 SURPLUS S100,000.00 UNDIVID PROFITS 060, 000.00 Savings and Checking Accounts LOANS Let our insurance department help you with your insurance program. Deposits Insured to 810,000.00 MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. arrbofz guneraf Ame Serving since 1905 Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Harrison KBWBDHS Royal Cgntgp LUCQPDQ Af , I W W f f ,wmfffewgffwfffgfg z!6fM7Z7Mf4f!4f4fy X ff X f , 1 i 1 A 1 n 4 I 4 ' A' . I 4 N ra F J Ai, rt' .5 :W- BE FRUSHOUR OIL COMPANY STANDARD MARKET WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS k PETROLEUM PRODUCTS LOCKER SERVICE Lucerne, Indiana Groceries and Fresh Heat Processing for Home Freezers Gbsoww ffemc O IL Gas Heating BUF Beef by fha Qu5Pt'P Bifigiiiii.. Maytag Washers Maytag Dryers Tappan Ranges Water Heaters Bottled Gas Tank Gas Propane Tanks Phone 1-2h22 J. L. KJACKJ HAWKINS CO. STOCK YARDS Sam Helvie 18 Street on Route 35 Phone hh3h Logansport, Indiana HOGS BOUGHT DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY Market Broadcast, Logansport Radio HSAL - 9:hh A.M. BERMAN'S SUPPLY HOIISE 'WHERE YOUR TEAM GETS ITS ATHLETIC BQUIPH NT' LOGANSPORT IIIHAHL V 1 V. VV n ' ' -5 i Hg :. 1 I JR n 1 VV, 5 . 1 n V ,, M NY, :Ylf-P--4 , '- Q.,,. V V . , I a-124 s . 4 1 V 1 o L V V V 4 ',' .l V I f eg , . m Vx 44+ - V 5.53, .11 , V V alfl r , -9 ' 4:V-WJ- .4 - V I V . .D-. . 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We NOON HOUR xx, , 4 nnore gravy, pleaseln 'Coffee break.' 'I want choco1ate.' This page is sponsored by PRODUCERS' MARKETING ASSOCIATION, INC., Logansport L.. 1 f 8 .Q 0 11-. 55, 3 A 4. J 1 Y, af q ,le 4 n. ,JJ '.. .,. -. . 9-1 'Ill A5 -5 4 JI V M.. . Xxx. '75-4' nn. ,,,- . , i x .. -1 , K, I FRANK T. MORRIS JOI-IIN W. MORRIS TED MORRIS FRA H T. URRI AGE CY,l C. REAL ESTATE - FARM LOANS - INSURANCE - BONDS 125 FOURTH STREET TELEPHONE 3063 LOGANSPORT, INDIANA BICYCLE3 AND HOBBIES 508 E. Broadway TOYS AND KEYS Loganaport, Indiana I ',: ickcls even' nv: CRAFT SUPPLIES PHONE M382 Compliments MXERS GREENHOUSE Bob 5: Gertrude Phone 3996 922 Helm JIM KITCHELL AGENCY, INC. 1 Masonic Temple Bldg. Phone 2531 Effgfgty Automobile Logansport, Indiana Q, 'H' General Dwelling and Liability Housihold James E. Kicenell working Farmer! Compensation Fire and R ti 4 WiHC1St0l'Ill epresen ng Hail Insurance 'W on Growing Personal the Best C1-gpg Property 4 mower' IN sfrocx AND MUTUAL COMPANIES Bond' ' . 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