Madison Township High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Wakarusa, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1949 volume:

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M if,q,, :E, M, X -sy:5:,gLpf.sQ3ffmggL . I . My fun-f .x M- Q,-Yadav -M. - J ,Q iv 7 1 1 -1 'T g gg 355: ff ii gi ,gfif-XgxQE?x1 X ,x AYDWZZXY !57f3f4?f!O!7 Here we introduce the administrative part of the school. Pictured above is Nr. Eshelman, the principal, who keeps the school running smoothly. To advise him are the trustee and the board, who are pictured be- OH Q-'O KT-'E 5. rf OIT' oo 13 -v Grd' 5-' v cr O ill ZI5 s LPM ig Hxn . .. C4 OFT 3 '5 5. Fff-1 O57 Cf '5 d'r-'- IMC O20 CU v pn 0 R, so -. H, . C1 . -il O H P-. SD I-4 I-4 -. Cf '1 G cn Cf' 0 CD 0 YI H . .. .,,,, ... LWZXZYQ Mn Eendlt,Jn High School X ,wfgn yeh QQV' Q t k1g3s1KfX.kQW 45 V x W - V F 5iEEk5f ' f xg ' Q, K f V-Lx f . . 1 , 1 2 Mr. Bsnclnan, Geograpny ' Q. xx Irs. Haslanger, English M 'Gav- 1' fhI'. f.0l'w ,!1, Ljlrigii g', ,-:, , - A4 ,xg Qji, A A ly Mrs. bowman, Phynizal Rd. ,Q M 2 I vi, MT. Worein, Kathematlcs Kiss PekarskL Business Ti N. N n an:g .1-f-1.1 U O iw, w,v1 ,, y-cune ,r. ,Lrg P, X i 'rw Mr. Sirk, Social Studies Q Mr. Kintzgl, Agriculture Yrs. Scott, Home imgggygqg .4 f I I X... . .V ..,. .L..x 2- Wyl- A 4 11 , X U Q 3 , r xi A I 3 E Rs rv f K 1 R Xkx I . L XXV E V, ffl fffi' A Vwf Q ! Xxx x x --1, .- vvrjgf' -'Y - rr2'f'.7 - TT TT 14 Q ?- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY IN THE YEAR DF ouR LORD, 1915, OVER FIFTY or us STARTED OUR PERIOD OF PAGESHIP IN THE CASTLE OF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL. AT THE BEGIN- INo OF ouR FIRST YEAR, WE oHoSE THE FOLLOWING REPRESENTATIVES TO THE COURTS CHIEF PAGE,MILO KLINESASSISTANT-CHIEF PAGE WAYNE HEScm SORIBQ Loss ABBIEHL5 SHECKLEKEEPER, GEORGE SELNER. DURING THIS FIRST YEAR WE ENJOYEO MANY NEw ADVENTURES wITH MR. KINTZEL AND MISS OUCONNOR ENcouRAcINo us TO WORK TOGETHER WITH DETERMINATIDN, AND WE wouLD FIND ouR DREAM oF KNIGHTHOOO NOT ONLY A DREAM--BUT A REALITY. SOME or nm ESDAPADES oF ouR FIRST YEAR IN THE CASTLE wERE OUR INITIATION, A PARTY AT THE ROYAL CASTLE, ExcHANoINc NAMES AT CHRISTMAS AND A PRIVATE SRATIND PARTY AT THE USOEOLA RINK MR. ESHELMAN, ouR DIRECTOR, ALSO vERY KINDLY HHPED ORIENTATE USTO ouR NEW PREMISES AND SO WE WENT THROUGH OUR FIRST YEAR OF PAGESHIP, A LITTLE TIMID, BUT EACH DETERMINED T0 WORK FOR OUR GOAL KNIGHTHOODS SUMMER VACATION GAVE wAY T0 ouR SECOND YEAR, AND WE AGAIN ELECTED OUR LEADERS MILD KLINE WAS CHOSEN CHIEF PAGE, HAROLD HESCH ASSISTANT CHIEF PAGE, LEONARD BAZYK, SDRIBE, AND PATSY WEIGEL, SHECKLEKEEPER. To OUR AMAZEMENR WE FOUND OURSELVES WITH MANY STUDIES AND TASKS TO DO AND THE YEAR SLIPPED QUICKLY BY. BuT BETWEEN ASSIGNMENTS, WE FOUND TIME TO ENJOY DLASS PARTIES, SKATING PARTlES,AND MANY GOOD LAUDHS Hwu ouR FRIENDS. OUR SECOND YEAR oF PADESHIP GAVE us A MORE PROMINENT POSITION IN THE SOCIAL WORLD wITH THAT WSHY LOOK' GONE FROM ouR FACES AND THE LOOK oF WABILITYW THERES I ,gf If fee N ' I. .I L A K .V 1 A Xtf A EA 41' ..i -.EI gg- ' D A Q -I V XI I ff ,I , , INA' IA ,V-,-., L- K - I -Q ' -w 7. ...V- 'I I C, CD WE THEN RETURNED TO THE CASTLE AS SQUIRESS MILD KLINE wAS AGAIN CHOSEN TO LEAD THE GRmU'P wITH JAY BEEHLER TO ASSIST HIM. LDIS ABBIEHL wAS ELEDTED T0 KEEP THE MINUTES DF OUR MEETINGS AND JEANETTE OBERLY, To TAKE CARE DF THE FI- NANGES. THE BUSY YEAR STARTED OUT WITH A PLAY, 'A LITTLE HONEY,n wHIcH wAS GIVEN OCTOBER 20 AND 21 AND WAS A GREAT SUCCESS. NEXT WE LAUNCHED OUR MAGAZINE SALE, CHOSE OUR CLASS RBNGS, AND HAD A FEW PARTIES. THE BIG EVENT DF THE YEAR wAS THE JUNIDR-SENIOR PRDM WHIDH WAS HELD IN THE SDHDDL GYM. JEANETTE OBERLY wAS APPOINTED CHAIRMAN DF THE PROM, AND ALL or us SQUIRES WERE vERY HAPPY WITH THE SUCCESS D IT. TED GALLAGAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA PLAYED FOR THE DANGING, AND LOIS ABBIEHL WAS CROWNED QUEEN DF THE CLASS, AT THE END or OUR THIRD YEAR AT THE CASHI, LEFT WITH GRINS ON ouR FACES AND VE OUR HEARTS FOR EVERYONE, WDNDERING WHAT NEW EXPERIENCES OUR LAST YEAR WOULD BRING WHEN WE ARRIvED AT THE CASTLE FOR THE LAST YEAR, WE wERE HAPPY AND YET A LITTLE SAD THINK DF LEAvING THE PLACE WHERE WE HAD HAD uucH FUN. WE RESUMED OUR PARTIES, AND STUDIES ONCE MORE, WITH MILD KLINE AS OUR CHIEF LEADER FOR THE FOURTH YEAR. RICHARD LAFREE wAS ELECT ED T0 HELP HIM SHARE THE BURDEN. LDIS ABBIEHL WA AGAIN CHOSEN To KEEP THE MINUTES or HE MEETINGS AND BILL TRIPPEL T0 TAKE CARE or THE FINANCESS RST ON THE LIST WAS THE INITIAT N T E FRESHIES. W AT A FEELING TO REIGN SUPREME AT LEAST FOR ONE DAY' THEN THERE WERE GLASS PICTURES WHICH WERE TAKEN AT ROBUU ATION ANNOUNCEMENTS WERE ALSO ORDERED K gf 'ea- 1llIIIIvh I F I WE L0 IN . ' sf IU Q TO if S T FI I0 OF H H NICE X SON'S DURING NOVEMBER. NAME CARDS AND GRADU: 1P!zS7 'T E 4 JZ'-T :X A X Z .E A I ,,E Q 'EAW Ei-lb s Age jj,-imishn, 1 E 1 Q I Q ON MARCH 31 AND APRTL 1 OuR PLAY, NTHE BABY-SlTTER,n wAs PRESENTED AT THE ROYAL PAL- ACE. TO MAKE MONEY FOR OUR CLASS TRIP, A BAKE SALE AND SCRAP DRIVE WERE SPONSORED BY THE CLASS. A VERY BEAUTBFUL PROM wAs O1vEN IN OuR HONOR BY THE JUNIORS ON APRIL 30. AFTER THAT GRADUATION FESTHVATBES SNEAKED T0 THE CASTLE DOOR, AND ON SUNDAY, MAY 15, aAccALAuREATE SERvscES WERE HELD IN THE AFTERNOONQ WE wERE ORADUATED ON MAY 16 AND Two DAYS LATER LEFT ON A aus FOR DETROIT. WE BOARDEO A BOAT To CRUISE TO NTASRA FALLS. ON MAY 20 WE RETURNED HOME A LITTLE TTRED BUT HAPPY, FROM A FUN FILLED TRIP, WE SHALL ALWAYS LOOK BACK TO OUR FRIENDS AND TEACHERS AND THINK OF THE wON DERFUL DAYS WE SPENT TOGETHER AT SCHOOL. if if I Q 7? A K IL L 'X UZ .Jean 5 N Q LOIS Y-Teens 2 Vice-president 3 President Lg Band l,2,3,h5 A-H- 1,25 G. A. A. L Treasurer 2,35 Class secretary l,3,M5 NA Lit tle Honeyng nThe Baby-Sitterng MADISCNIAN ug Spotlight M. JAY BEEHLER W9 Hi-Y 1 2,3, Secretar by Spot- light Lg MADlsoNlAN ig UA Lit- tle Hone:-:y g The Baby-Sitterng Basketball 2,EfQ5sQftball 3,Lg gi gggg' Track 1,2,3, g A-H 1,2, Jr. ' W EEE? Leader 33 Debate M. 2523 Lois Abbiehl, eecretaryg William Trippel, treasurerg Milo Kline, presidentg Richard LaFree, vice-presidentg K. f5'Qf . . ff' Q- X ,XS X Ufvltzxw fu l !4qD Q 5 Sf x , 'fist in Q 2 '1 Q, w ki! pggf l eww fi 3 Q , e ig CHRISTENA EOKHART Y-Teens 2,3,h' G. A. A. 1,2, ug s Delight Lg HA Little Hon- ey g E-H 1,23 The Baby-Sitterng Chorus 1,2. JACK CALLAHAN H1-Y 1,3,hgBasketba11 1,2,3,ug Track l,2,3,ug Softball 2,3,M. 1 5 , Q LV , a .51 E S Y ll' 1 X E , ul ,S Egfih f - QUQ? '-- g 35 , IW l'fi3HR. fe 5 ' '-'HV-1-EI N - f 1252 s 1.651 lylilx f llQY4Qi Q qw- X- . i3eqeeewife Qzik e l 42 4 L.. J ROBERT CAMPBELL MPH lg H1-Y 1,3,Lg spocllghchg nThe Baby-Sitter,H ELEANOR DAVIDHIZAR Band 1,2,3,uj YLTeens 2,3,hg G. A. A. 1,2' Chorus 1,2, Ac companies 3,24 MADISONIAN 2,u, V 5? H Q11 BEN JMX-f IIT FEHB ul-Y l,2,3,b: Track 2,h5 Bas- ketball 2,3 Z4 Softball ug F. F. A. 3,Mg L-H l,2,3. ARTHUR GILNAN H1-Y l,2,3 M4 F. F. A. 3,h4 Band l,2,3,D4 MADISONIAN l. JT! NE HAWKINS Y-Teens 2,3,Lg Band l,2,3: G. A. A. l,2,3.5 Yell Leader Bull. L-H 1,2, Jr. Leader 35 MAIHSML IAN ug Spotlight A. DUAINE HESCH A ul-Y 1,2,3,hg Yell Leader 1,23 L-H lg HA Little Honeyng Bas- ketball 3,hsTrack 33 Spotlight My Class vice-president 1. HAROLD HESCH Hi-Y l,2, Treasurer 3,hg nThe Baby-Sitterng Class vimwpresi- dent 25 Basketball 1,2,3,hg Softball 2,3,h5 Track 1,2,3,hg L-H 1,2,Jr.Leader 35 Debate U. RICHARD HI LL M-H 1,2,33 F. F. A. 3, Presl- dent M' Hi-Y 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,n5 Softball 3,u. PEACHES HoLLHY G. A. A. 1,2,3,M. CHARLES KLATT Band 2,u, Basketball 3,h: H1-Y 3,hgDebate Agwmeaaby-sltterng MADISONIAN M. 3 MILD KLINE class. President 1,2,3,15.g H1-Y l, Chaplin 2, President 3,144 Basketball 2,3,L1.g Track 2,35 Softball 3,15 ll-H 1, Jr., Lead- er 2,33 HA Little Honeyng nThe Baby-Sittermg MADISONIAN 3,Ll. RICHARD LAFREE Hi-Y l,2, Vice-president 3, Chaplin hi F. F. A. 3, Vice- president 11.3 .Class vice- resi- dent 11.3 Basketball 3,144 11-H Jr. Leader 1,2,3. ' PHYLLIS LAIDIG Em 152531115 3.6 2.1.34 fi' eens f 4- . r. a er 2,33 WA,Llti1e HoneyngMADISONi IAN ug Spotlight My Hmhe Baby- Sitter. THOMAS LAMBERT F. F. A. 3 14- H1-Y 3 11- Yell Leader 15 'lgrsick 3,15 11-1:1 14. HELEN MONHAUT Y-Teena 3,1l- G. A. A. l,2,3,Llp MADISONIAN B4HA Little Honey': Ll-H 1 2,33 chorus 1,2,3,14.g De- hate fl-9 JANICE MGTTICE lg-H I,2, President 33' Chorus 1, 2,3,1.p Band 1,2,3, vlcwpresl- dent 113 Y-Teens 2 3,114 G.A. A. 1,2, g Spotlight Q, MADISONIAN l,3, 'nThe Baby-SitterngGir1's Trio 2,3,14.g Baton Twirfler 3,1l. JEANETTE OBERLY 14-H l,2,3g Chorus 1,2 3,145 Band 1,2,3,hgY-Teens 2,3,L3G. A. A. lg Spotlight editor Ll, MADISUN- IAN 3,b3 HA Little Boneyng Gir'1's Trio 2, ,144 Jr. T. B. Board Member 3, g Class treas- urer 3. ELAINE RHOADE Y-Teens 3,143 Band 1,2,3,1+gl G. A.A.1,23 Chorus 33 Spotlight Ll. iS5ESf 5 ki A , 4,MMahJNqi .MV :gpm BARBARA RINEHART Y-Teens 2,3,hg G. A. A. 1,2,3, My UA Little Honeyug Chorus 1, 2,3,h5 uThe Baby-S1tter,N DWAIN SAUER Hi-Y 1. HARRIET SCHROCK G. A. A. 1, President 2,3,hg Y-Teens 3,hg NA little Honeyng NThe Baby-SitteP.n HELEN SCOTT Y-Teens 3,soorotory Lgc. A. A. 1,2,3,h: Spotlight Ag Chorus 1,2,3,hg MADISONIAN M. GEORGE SELNER H1-Y 1,2,3,h5 F. F. A. M4 HA Little Honeyug Class treasurer lg Basketball 2,3,hg Softball uf h'H 1s2939h' KATHLEEN STEINBAUGH Y-Teens 2,3,Mg G. A. A. 1,2, , hgSpotlight ug Chorus 1,2,3, . JOYCE STUBER A-H 15 Chorus 15 Band 1,2,3, Librarian Mg Y-Teens 2,Service ,Vice-president M' MADISONIAN g G. A. A. 1,2,3,L. WILLIAM TRIPPEL H1-Y ug F. A. lpg r.1An1so1os1A:: 3,hg Band 1,2,3,Lg HThe Baby- Sitterngh-H 1,2,3gu1ass Treas- urer L. 5 . .g V'Xg T Q hEZTb'.f gwmzfv' 5 fwagme ---- 'MwrNAyewwa V 1 . A if . . ,Q fy f S .H A 1 .9 ,. wx. . W9kwQggQ NWHMWMWSHQA my A+ ..,.,fA,,,.12f.0-.N--, 421 1'-Im AAR-Q23 vi K x .A -2-A gxibx Y . . A .AS Xvff We 5' uw ' fgx A DAQ AN i 1 ff A ...ww-1 wow 1 - .,fg:y-xx .g,g.ga.g31f1.-Wg.,..-.qw.3. A ':fl L. Cf Uimifli Z-' nil Y j,mNww 1 v 'ff il- warn. MARY KATHRYN VEEVAETE Y-Teens 2,3,Mg G. A. A. 1,2,3, Mg Chorus 2,3,hg MPH 1,2,3. JULIA VERSTRAETE G- A' A' 112131,-H I-l H 112' PATSY'WEIGEL A-H 1,2,3gChorus 1,2,3,hg Band 1,2,3, Treasurer My Y-Teens 2, M, Treasurer 3g G. A. A. 1,2g MADISQNIAN 3, Editor Ag Debate hgeirlvs Trio 2,3,M5nThe Baby- SitterngMajorette 2,3,hg Class treasurer 2. BETTY wales chorus 13 G. A. A. 1,2,3,h. RICHARD WHITTAKER Basketball 2,35 Softball 25 H1-Y1. EUGENE ZAHNER Hi-Y lg F. F. A. 3, Treasurer hf u'H 1:2:3' MARY ANN ZELTWANGER Band l,2,3,L4,' G. A. A. lg Yell Leader 1,2,l3.g Y-Teens 2,3, Treasurer M' NA Little Honeyng MADISONIAN fgSp0tlight Lrg The Baby-Sitterngh-H Jr. Leader 1, 2,3. X.. J R- .f X 3? 1 TT'f?Ef1PWSTHSSETTITEDTEYP' 'f 'f Aw'EERo -1Q 'L'W 1 TUNA wwwwwwowwh YsyrEYE QQfL WFQT' owf WW D'W' I' I Fxxiipf - S . If fe 9 SENIOR CLASS WILL I, LoIS ABBIEHL, WILL MY ABILITY TO HAVE A cooo TIME T0 ANYBODY wHo CAN HAVE AS sooo A TIME AS I HAVE HAD IN SCHOOL' I, JAY BEEHLER, WILL MY LOVE or THE OPHWH SITE SEX TO DEVON SCHROCKQ I, CHRISTENA BOKHART, WILL LOCKER 95 T0 ANYONE wHo CAN COME oUT IN AS sooo A SHAPE AS f THEY WENT IN. I, JACK CALLAHAN, WILL MY BOOKKEEPING ABILITY TO ANYBODY DUNS ENOUGH To TAKE IT. I, ROBERT CAMPBELL, wILL MY ABILITY TO KEEP THE GIRLS AWAY TO ANYONE wHo CAN ACCOM- PLISH SUCH A FEAT- I, ELEANOR DAvIDHIzAR, WILL MY QUIET ATTITUDE To BETTY GOSTOLAQ 4 I, BENJAMIN FEHR, WILL MY BASHFULNESS T0 W HOWARD CALL, I, ARTHUR GILHAN, wILL MY FRECKLES To PHYLLIS YOUNGA I, JUNE HAWKINS, wILL MY ABILITY T0 so STEADY Fon THREE YEARS To DOROTHY SCHLARB. w'L I, HAROLD HESCH, WILL MY ABILITY TO MAKE NF sooo GRADES T0 BOBBY SGHMELTZ. I, WAYNE HESCH, WILL MY BIG wAo OF OVER- WORKED GUM TO MISS PEKARSKI. I, RICHARD HILL, WILL MY DARK wAvY HAIR TO JAMES SCHMELTZQ I, PEACHES HOLLEQ WILL MY ATHLETIC ABIL- ITY T0 HELEN SEVERNS. I, CHARLES KLATT, WILL MY LovE or HILL- BILLY MUSIC TO SHIRLEY WEIGEL. I, MILD KLINE, WILL MY cAR TO ANYONE wHo CAN DRIVE ITH A , I, RICHARD LAFREE, WILL MY BRENEN 'GIRLS TO EUGENE SCHUTZ. F I, Ton LAMBERT, WILL ANY OLE' THING TO ANYDDDY wHo WILL TAKE IT. I WE, MARY ZELTWANGER AND PHYLLIS LAIDIG, WILL oUR DEVOTED FRIENDSHIP or TWELVE YEARS TO ANYONE wHo cAN STAND EACH OTHER THAT LONG- 7 X I I 52 J, 'J . Qgy:y5,w'.I,lgQ'f,!f': -R, ,Y ii-If A'1w.qIf'f,f- 'TI S - I -E ' I : hy :I-H ' - - lT1f3fi I'5fTQ-Yi'fgfg I' A vw ,Ixf?imf I, Iw- I I I Bly, -1- ' Y f E Q fe 2 I, TO DoRI I, Ross To I, TO ANYO I, THROUGH I, PRESIDE I, BATTLEs I, T0 ANYD I, EYES T0 I, WORK T0 I, DLEB T0 WE OBERLY, ABILITY ROLAND I, TO DUNN I, ANY JUN I, T0 DDN I, FROM SP I, DE To - To THINGS To WITH T PLAY H0 To MIDNIGH TO coNE JOHN ' 9 HELEN MONHAUT, wILL MY WITTY REMARKS s BERKEY. ELAINE RHOADE,WlLL MY Joe AT THE MEL- MARDELL ANTHONY. BARBARA RINEHART, WILL MY BLONDE HAIR NE wHo's TIRED or USING PEROXIDEB DWAIN SAUER, WILL MY ABILITY T0 SLEEP ADRIDULTURE cLAss T0 WNBUR CHRISTMANB HARRIET SCHROCK, wILL MY G. A. A, NCY T0 OPAL FRIES. HELEN SCOTL wILL MY HEIGHT T0 CHARLES 0 GEORGE SELNER,WlLL MY ONE ARM DRIVING NE DAPABLE or DOING IT. KATHLEEN STElNBAUGH,WlLL MY BID BROWN DONNA HILL JOYCE STUBER, wILL MY NURSE s AIDE CECELIA MONHOUTQ A WILLIAM TRIPPEL, WILL MY BULGING Nus- TED JAMES, - , THE TRIO, JANIOE MOTTICE, JEANETTE AND PATSY WEIGEL, WILL DUR SINGING T0 JOE WADNER, DUANE LAIDID, AND KLEINB MARY KATHRYN VEEVAETE,WILL MY GIGGLES A BARKEYQ JULIA VERSTRAETQ WILL MY TROUSSEAU T0 IDR GIRL. BETTY WEISS, WILL NY RESERVED NANNER SCHLARB, RICHARD WHITTAKER, WILL MY BPEEDHEB EECH CLASS T0 ANY JUNIOR' EUGENE ZAHNER, WILL MY KNOWLEDGE or ERE'S T0 JOHN FEHR. THE FADULTY, WE EXTEND WARM THANKS- THE JUNIORQ WE wILL OUR ABILITY T0 D0 AND DO THEM wELL. THE SOPHOMORES, WE LEAVE oUR BOOKS HE PAGES TDRN DUT AND OUR ABILITY T0 OKYQ THE FRESHMEN, WE WILL OUR SURPLUS OF T OIL FOR THEM To BURN IN THE YEARS , I' v I I m S, mx I 5, 0 7. X fx .ff .mmf A ,L '16 41 4 Aff X M As I I Q 1351 S1 K ,Q WI f 6123 in 9 fe 3 E I X Y M f 'Y ,I I P II I I N SSI SUS? SQA .,, I . HL 'S L. I Q, , In ,My ,Aw .f.- U., :Hg I ,E . 5-A,Hw1.I f.H,M:. 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STANDING BEsIoE THE MAGNIFICENT INsTRu- MENT WAS NO oNE ELSE BUT BILL TRIPPELQ AFTER HE HAD coTTEN ouT OF HIGH SCH00g HE wAs GRADU- ATED FROM THE 'BLOW-ME-UPN ScHooL OF ScIENcE AS A PROFESSOR. To MY SURPRISE, HE ono NOT LOOK A DAY OLDER THAN THE oAv HE wAs GRADLMT- ED FROM M. H. S. HE SAID HE WAS IN A HURRY T0 COMPLETE AN IMPORTANT FORMULA, AS HE DISAHENED oowN THE ELEVATOR SHAFTQ WHILE I wAs ExAMININo THE TELESCOPE, IN- STRUCTIONS CAME FROM THE CONTROL ROOM. THE VOICE ovER THE LOUD SPEAKER WAS Tou LAMEERTE. HE IS AN AUTHORITY ON RADIO MATTERS0 nGRASP THAT LEVER WITH YOUR RIGHT HAND, swINo IT To THE LEET,N CALLED ToM. ,,LIIL I V211 Nr- ' tsrmwzwmxw so'zaffagf-.fAfg:,-xi-if HHaHiHHHiwmwaHmgJf HAI . , is . M 'HHN rx wa If If :H -'A awk fa T-ww T IMI I' 2u5EHf','MHs, ASW,-ff? I, AIR C, Avi wggsffflh' IQHWIXE Ax, H , 151 , A , 51, HIT, ,IH ,I IIMIALRMAA , I A IN A M +I A , ,NR , ay? S 9 I.-f,:f,H,oiE,1 ESQ mg- , Q, . -. I 15 .3 -o-Sz r1!'INk,? of ' 1 - 4 A A E Tm IH xx? 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I KEPT MY EYES GLUED To THE LENS- ,ji THE VISION WAS ELURRY AT FIRST, BUT DEGANE GLEARERG AT LAST B REALLY sAw THE MAN ON THE MOON! HE HAD AGTED AS GUIDE To ART GILMAN, Racn HILL, BEN FEHR, AND RICHARD LAFREE ON A TRIP T0 VESIIT THE MOONUS ORATERS AND WAS RE- FRESHBNG THEM WITH GREEN CHEESE AND CRACKERSQ a TURNED THE TELESCOPE A LITTLE T0 THE LEFTA GEORGE SELNER WAS DOING soma CONTOUR FARMUNG. HE DEVELOPED A NEW TYPE OF CORN. PLANT BT ONE MONTH, PICK BT THE NEXTUKATHLEEN STEINBAUGH HIS WEFE, wAs A FORMER PBERUTY QUEEN. THEY WENT PROSPECTHNG FOR A NEW HOME AND ENDED ON THE MOON' SDME MULES AwAY THE FORMER JUNE HAWKINS as TAKING DBGTATUON FROM HER Boss HusaANo, JACK GALLAHANQ THEY MET wHaLE GOING T0 HIGH SCHOOLQ HE WAS A FORMER BASKETBALL STAR. MY HNVESTHGATBON CONTBNUEDG JAY BEEHLER, A TRAVELBNG SALESMAN, WAS LBMPUNG ALONG. Has LEFT LEG as COVERED WITH AVBANDAGE. HE wAs KNOGKBNG AT A DOOR. THE oooR OPENED, PHYLLIS LABDEG AND MARY ANN ZELTWANGER, THE MOONBS FAMOUS ULD MABDS9 GTERPED DUT. THEY HAD JUST RETURNED FROM A TRIP AROUND THE PLANETS. BEING so CONCERNED WITH MY EXPLORATION, l HARDLY FELT THE TAP ON MY SHOULDER. STAND- ING BEFORE ME WAS ELEANOR DAVIDHIZAR. SHE wAs TAKING HER SECOND GRADE PUPaLs ON A TouR or THE OBSERVATORYU , BEaNG A LITTLE HUNGRY l THOUGHT !'o HAvE SOME LUNCH, Boa CAMPBELL WAS THE MANAGER, HE wAs GREDITED waTH MAKING HIS FAMOUS souP. Has TWO ABDS wERE ELAINE RHOADE AND CHRISTENA BOKHART, ELAINE HAD HAD EXPERIENCE SODA JERK- ENG. SHE IN TURN wAs TEACHING CHRIS. G 9 I I 9 vs 0 I X fx K i!!'! EII1IIIEE::,,v'::5S::::E!l1EiglA I ESl4E2E:' Ns' i-gllsi NNNNNXEB E V fgi 1- ' To EX-.amfff ! Q , Q SITTING A FEW aoDTHs AWAY FROM ME wAs PEACHES HOLLEY, STAR PITCHER DF THE SOUTH BEND BLUE Sox. IN HER CAREER SHE HAD PITDHEDA RECORD BREAKING UNO-HIT GAHE.' EAGER T0 RETURN TO THE TELESCOPE, I TOOK THE HUP IN A SECON0n ELEVATORQ THIs TIME I KNEW EXACTLY How TO DPERATE IT. DURING MY SCHOOL DAYS I HAD HEARD A LOT ADDDT THE -MAN FROM MARs.n SURE ENOUGH, I FOUND HIM. HE WAS MILD KLINE. MILD RAN A USED GAR LDT. HE HAD ONE CAB vERY DEAR T0 HIM, A MODEL IAN FDRD. IN ONE OF MARUS BIB CITIES wAs A POSTER SAYING WNow SHOWING, ONE DAY ONLYQN INSIDE wAs UEANETTE ODERLY, UANIOE MOTTICE,AND PATSY WEIGEL. THEY HAD COMPLETED DNE DF THEIR amos FOR THE EVENING PERFORMANCE. THE GIRLS GAINED THEIR SINGING POPULARITY IN HIGH scHDDL. SUPPLYING THE MUSIC FDR THE TRIO WAS DUAINE HEscH.HE HAD ONE OF THE sNAPRIEsT mos ON MARS. DwAIN SAUER PLAYED THE BASS HORNDHIS HUGIDAL TALENT WAS DIscDvERED LONG BEFORE HE COULD SPELL. BETTY WEISS wAs RENDWNED FDR HER CLARINET ABILITY. SHE DDINED THE BAND IN ITS EARLY DAYS. HANDLING THE WORDS AND LYRICS FOR THE BAND WAS THE GREAT DICK WHITTAKER. HE HAD cou- RDSED MORE soNGs THAN ALL OF THE COMPOSERS PUT TOGETHER, ON A RADIO NETWORK OF HIS OWN, CHARLES KLATT SERENADED ALL THE HILLBILLY GIRLS. HE WAS SWAMPED wITH REQUESTS FROM FAN CLUBS ALL ovER THE UNIVERSE. - MANEuvERING THE TELESCOPE T0 THE RIGHT I FOUND Lons ABBIEHLUS MODELING SCHOOL. ITG ENROLLMENT wAs VERY LARGE. SHE PLANNED THIS CAREER WHILE STILL A 4-HER. 9 I 'ea 0 I I f X If YIIA 5 E A' - I Q1 A TTT?-S, fn? THE MILKY WAY wAS NEXT. EUGENE ZAHNER WAS DURRYING ONE OF NIS cows. HE wAS SENDING ,fs 9 I Q, CD fee 30-TEN-GALLON GANS or MILK A DAY TO MARKET-- THATDS wHY THE MILKY WAY! HIS WlFE,THE FDRU- ER HELEN SCOTT, wAS BUSILY ENGAGED BN SPRINGL HOUSE CLEANING. DURING HER HIGH SCHOOL DAYS SHE wAS ONE OF THE BEST TYPHSTS IN SCHOOL. MHLKY WAY HIGH SCHOOL wAS ABOUT THREE MILES FROM THE ZAHNER FARM. HARRIET SGHRDSK wAs THE PRINCIPAL, HER LIFE LONG AMBITION wAS TO TEACH SGHOOLQ HAROLD HESGH wAS HEAD COACH AT MARS UNI- VERSITYQ HE HELD THIS POSITION SINCE HE REQ SIGNED FROM PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL SOME YEARS AGO. HE HAD HELD SEVERAL RECORDS OF' YARDGAIN- AGE PER GAME IN FOOTBALL. FROM MARS I TURNED T VENUS. ON THIS PLANET MARY KATHRYN VEEVAETE HAD DISCOVERED A REAL FOUNTAIN OF YDUTH. DURING HER COURSE oF STUDY AS A BEAUTIGIAN, SHE FOUND THE SECRET FGRNULA. THoSE DRINKING THE WATER WERE RE STOREO TO YOUTH. VENUS wAS ALSO FAMOUS FoR A GREAT HOSP ITAL. IT WAS STARTED BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN Doc TORS, BARBARA RHNEHART AND JOYCE STUBER. THE Two GIRLS INTENDED TO BE NURSES, BUT THESCHOOL KNOWBNG THEIR REAL TALENT GAVE THEM WM W DEGREES. MY LAST GLASSMATE wAS JULIA VERSTRAETE SHE LIvED ON THE LITTLE DIPPER. WHILE ON THE WORLD, SHE MARRIED A STUDEBAKER EXECUTIVE. THEY HAD ESTABLISHED ONE OF THE BIGGEST FAc TORHES ON THE STAR. KNDWING THAT ALL OF MY OLD GLASSMATES wERE PROSPERING, I HELEN MONHAUT, TOOK A DEEP SIGH, AND WISHED MY DLASSMATES THE LUCK OF THE wHoLE UNIVERSE. 5 lg- S- -A I III I K ' I A Q, Aifi 'L ,S P V :'.2ff--'em Q ms. 1 Wife- i ,m,,w,i f 'QN sf fx KH Y UN ORS From left to right: Betty Gostola, secretaryg Richard Bricker, treesurerg Joe Wenger, presidentg Eugene Schutz, vice-presidentg The fall of l9h8 found the class assembled to elect Joe Wagner as president for this important year. Assisting him were Eugene Schutz, vice-president5Betty Gostola,secretarygand Richard Bricker, treasurer, Mrs. Haslanger and Mr. Birk were our advisors. On October 28 and 29,dramat1c talents were displayed in the pres- entation of a three-act comedy, 233 Adorable Im , under the direction of Mrs Haslenger. Following th1s,the class coHEgcted e record-breaking magazine sale to help swell the treasury. During the holidays a party was held at the home of Donna Hill. Then.efforte wereturned toward April 30, the night of the prom. Using Bon Voyage as a theme, the gymnasium became a Steamship for the night. Mardell Anthony was chair- men of the affair. Martha Adams Doris Anthony Mardell Anthony Delores Conrad Wilbur Christmen Richard Bricker 'Carl Beutel Frederick Beutel f 'vu i 555 . , i ow. ,K ,Ni-wr , ' gx P -eff, K ,, 3 'W y Yi 3 A . K X -ig f ef' eff me a , V - - sv' ' fo W. ,,: be BBL S NVQ 5 N'Ql yiwf T5 x . f If , ii 2u X fn S Q ,39 5 5 A XNAA, W3 v'.V ' fl .i 'Q 'f ' u f 42 X A 13, Q .IT X Q nhbyyiq N- v 'Ir 5 HN -A ra : 3 bX Wi fic? fx fees sp. lei is ae ,e' - g -rg kk.. is 5 'K 1fMQ'se.,' e, 4f.eoooo, goeeoeu lg Fx Q 9 2 V 6 A .wh e Q .A 0 L, eo -T gi? n ' Q G 5 - u - yum 'X John Fehr Esther Frick Arlene Geyer Betty Gostola Donna H111 Shelia Ireland Ted James Roland Klein Devon Kobold Duane Laidig Cecelia Konhaut Norma Reidenbach Devon Schrock Zrgene Schutz Clarence Stuber Yancy Stuber Joan Trowbridge Jasegu Hapnor Roma Lyman Fhyllin Young 3- ,as W.....M, . . W .,- ,,W..w...,....v.... f rx fu 2. 1'3' s rj, - . -3 41 ,XQP 9 3 .1 I 4, kv ' X X 'S if 7 1 2' ' an aiu! :Sf 2. V W ffm A 1 Y , .H ix V-U, ,,g:,.n.a M sm 1 xxmwv KKK E V, x.-4.5, ,131 L ' xl J. int, -, I 55251. ,UHF 11 X' . I ' :,- ' , 1 g 'LY ,.. ,.i- ,- - ..- '. ,.. fl 'qx 5 ' fx.,5 ,.U:-,ff .. , -. .H, c' ' 7 ?1-V f ' L 33517 j . K lu' . f . ES f. -L . f fm, limi lr ' S WZ M, :Ns X, X N FHUNUIEES ee t e, . :rom leic to right: 7 F ' Romaine Pzfick, fl of - treasmserg Wayne Beehle-r',. vice-preslsientg Helen Severns, secretaryg George Engelhardt, aj- president. After the excitement of anotnef 1,-wx subsided,the sophomore class held a meeting and elected their clasp, fzfficers to guide them through the coming year. George Englehardt was elected president. Wayne Beehler held the position ofvice-president. Helen Severns took the secretarial oositio a 4 - W' ' A n, no Romaine .rica collected the money, In November' a party was given by the class and guests were invited. Everyone had an enjoyable time and refreshments were plentiful. Betty Barden Donna Bar-key -an Wayne Beutler 19 'Q Martin Crofoot , 3 K . w Georve Iinvlehardt 4 , Q X an O Q Q I-Ii e ' -53 ' Romaine Frick Q Q' ' y e ' Opal Fries fy L V I ' 1' , fl jr I AQ' ...v A Anna Getha ' ' K ' - V K' 5 . K Y , N Wax Joan Haines A 9' if if 'J is Cl, :W Ann Lambert N L. . 175 M .6 l Rosemary Flanges 't ' Q R f A ,pg A WJ 5 Janet Marker , l ,sf James Meyers if ' Lf-f Mar' ie Meyer s Na omi Nile s '-ff , p-fi' I X 1 , X15 Y Nik Z Geraldine Null fx' A i SE Betty Pittman K-4 -as Cecelia Richard -55? Juliet Ritchard 1 J X f' 5 Daniel Robinson K l - L 9 . r -7 f . ik Patricia Robinson an y . J 51 Donald Schlarb ks 5' .Xi y , - l 5' ' Dorothy Schlarb A K 'ix s 1 ,- -,'., , Mildred Selner Helen Severns Q Thelma Smeltzer- Carol Shark r' ,E an -f eff ' R'-ff e 9 fn ' 1. X 4 X Q X 'X t. Q rl 'K I , fi, Q-ire' ' ' 'AA' if H ,Z ke 53 l is ,, v ,,.... y , beverly Trowbr-idge -fi K bfi X ,Q l ,r - fa.. ,,. we Jack 'Drexel .. ce-. i-iggjgi , , L my -, Q 'S . ,f4' -My s ef - e - 1, . X 1.1 S N.81 .L1y1'1 Vonoruenigge-'Q Q ff' h ,. Evelyn Veevaete X 'Q X 3 j- .2 .7 u .Q W V . . , 4 .Mn x X3 fatrlcia weaver' . , X z - ,,- A-Q. 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From left to right: Dale Hesch, vice-presldeng, Marlene Sloss, treasurer: Jack Schmeltz, presidentg Shirley Birk, secretary. Fifty-four of us started our career in high school as Hgreen fresnies.N We selected Jack Schmeltz to lead us through our first crucial yearg Dale Hesch was picked to assist himg Shirley Eirk took the minutesg and Marlene Slosshandled our financial affairs. The hiph- light of the year was the traditional initiation. This was followed by our two parties at the school. ie are new looking Forward to our sophomore year. Patricia Abbiehl Lloyd Andrews Robert Barden Charles Battles 'N Doris Berkey - Ann Birk Carl Birk Shirley Birk Augusta Bokhart Genevieve Beecher James Bope Mary Alice Coddens Donald Conrad James Davidhizer Robert Qe3uhepper Charles Fox Eldon Frodericks Richard Getz .1 x ,riff i J 5 Li J.. 5 'H V . J 5 ' 1. 5 'lxge is iff' , f, ff .. , N f , , X .x Na y ,,. ' 11' x ' X iw A , A 2 I, is 1 rl pt ,Alf NY M f:-,W Q J. Q JP xg ' A gel :'!L ig Q my :ff J L J . I 1 Xiao 9m ff if To Q ,NN S .A r , 3 iv, K. 7, in X x- ff lltiiva if 'r V155 -n Kgs jiE,, XW ' x , ' , ' Y . ,H Mfrf . -.Fri , . may r .. ,f ,X aw James Geyer Joseph Gostola Dick Hein Charles Hesch Dale Hesch Ruth Hill Stanley Hoover Waldo Hutchinson Lois Klein Mary Kobold James LaFree Devon Lankford Burnett Lavine Gene Manges James Mason Eleanor Mikel Lester Moser Mary Newhouse Marvin Pittman Betty Pugh Dorothy Schlemmer Jack Schmeltz James Schmeltz Robert Schmeltz Lowell Schrock Larry Showalter William Showalter Marlene Sloss Wanda Stuber Wilde Swarm Betty Trowbridge Joan Truex Elizabeth Wagner Theron Weldy Anna Zimmerman fi?f 3 3 .:F,,,- , WW L.: 17 H ' , . 'gg . ' 'A 5, ,im M N Ui 35 ' f 3 4 1: OP ,, . ,......... lglly IZQ ff 'S PX. xr GRADE EIGHT MPX. SCHURR GHAJ3 EIS? . jirst row: Jwlght Laldlg, Ldwardiheets. Leo Salts- jiver, Stanley Lotheznenf-favid Pittman, James hhoaoe, Louis Swarm, Riocnt-Jane: Xochol. Lecond row: Jane Lchurr, Ulla Harker, Haney Kc- Sowon, gather oonrno, Liriam Eey.:, Eerneice bmeltzer, Earbara iopc, Kenna Holley, kr. Jchurr. Third 233: Joyce Xeigel, Harold Keltwanger, Jick Rrweti, Hartke Kepler, Jaris Schmcltz, Elaine Predcricks, Shirley Lillman. Fourth row: Arthur Nohr, oele Lochel, Annette Richard, Haney Hag Ziaricer-, Ger'tr'u'clTe-Theelzlor, Margaret Gostola, Womuie ohristmzm, .zuzarme Loucks. Eifth 523: Jarol Gall, Noami iolaway, Herve Jean Holley, Kay- nard Hoover, Gilliam Goths, Jevon Lynder, pilly Schultz. GHAJL Lgiil. First 233: Lugene Qarrico, holand Jorlan, Alidor Bonne, hloharm 2eyer,Kenton Zeiger, Arthur Kewhouse,Xeynard Karburgcr, honold Kline. Second ggi: Margo Qhristman, Levy Gilman, Lois bungee, Nancy Penrod, John Derksen, Louis brick, lr. nendit. Third 525: Doro- thy Holley, Alice Jlooeen 3herk,Hiriam Liles, Lane Qlllor, Kary Smith, Marlene Dahl, fancy Flickiuger. Fourth 225: Lestor Zengcs, James Fitt- man, Allert oohutz, Harold Schlemmer, Daniel Kamp, Alma ,Lbiehl, Rue oee Larkor. Pifth row: gondell Yoder, Treva Le Vine, Elizabeth Rniel- hardt, Tle e QmelfEer, James Haines, uorlan Leiss. Tot in picthrer Dixie Tolley, Sandra Tutgo, Lrle Zunsoerger. 49 if 9' f- X39 I lic, GRA DE SEVEN MR.BErvou1 ,Wo . , IQ ,ifof Q ' fx A1 X 1 GRADE FWE MR.Foy 25L'5k5'2- MW? GRADE SIX MRS. Mfxfmw QW Kfflllfruq TDI' iw V fy N X-X 5: Z GRADE FQUR MRS, BEEHLER gg, . ,5 IEE VA ff1F, I . 5 'mx T pg 55 Tis A :aff .fl 3 Y , C1., Q fe, GRADE SIX. FIRST ggi: DEVERE ANDREWS, CALVIN MARKER, JAMES gAUER, CARL ENGLEHARDT, CRAIG KINTZEL, DALE PITTMAN, DONALD ROUSH, ROGER PITTMAN, CHARLES BOPE. SECOND Row: NANCY WEIOEL, CAROLYN GILMER, MARY EOU RHOADE, CAROL ABBIEHL, MARLENE FREDERIOKS, HELEN FEHR, MARY RUTH MANGUS, MATILDA PlTTMAN,MRS. MARTINQ THIRD ROWS MARY LOU STUBER, DELORIS ANDREWS, NANCY gEINER, PHYLLIS ULRICH, CAROLYN SEVERNS, NOLA EWELL, LOIS BARKEY, EUNICE FREDERHCKSH FOURTH ROWS ARTHUR MOSER, RONALD SCHMALKUCKE, DON KLINE, JOAN MONHAUT, MARY ELLEN CARBIENER, SYVILLA LANKFORD, JOHN JONES, DARWIN ENDERSH GRADE FIVE, FIRST ROW! LOWELL SMELTZER, EUGENE ULRICH, FREDERICK GEYEQ ROBERT CARRIDO, DALE MIKEL, DALE BIRK, TERRY HOREIN, THEODORE DERKSEN. SECOND 523: JUANITA WEBER, SHIRLEY WISLER LUCRETBA HOLLEY, GEORGIA SMITH, DOROTHY SUTER, SHIRLEY KNDBLOOK, VERNA GALL, MR. Fox. THIRD R235 TERRY SDHMALKUOHE, MARY ELLEN KAMP, RUTH MARY BOLAND, DALE KLINE, GEORGE KEcK, ELVIN ZIMMERMAN, MARVIN HUsToN, THELMA FRITZ. FOURTH RON: WAYNE YODER, GERALD CLARK, VIR- GINIA GETHA, ROBERT ENDELHARDT, NANCY SMITH, NANCY DAViDHBZAR, RUTH ENGELHARDT. GRADE FOUR. FIRST ROW! LEWIS WHITEHEAD, REX HOREIN, LAVERN MEISTER, RUSSELL BOPE, ED- NUND VERzELE, RONALD FISHER, JACOB PITTMAN, WAYNE GROVE, DANNY SMITH, LARRY PENROD, JERRY OBERLY. SECOND 535: MARY ZEIOER, BEVERLY PROHASKA, BEVERLY METZOER, SARA TRUEx, NANCY PITTMAN, LINDA SUE CLARK LORRENE ZEIGER, HAZEL JONES, ELNORA BESINGER. THIRD BQ!! EUNILME CARRIco, JERRY KLINE, NANCY gTEVENS, LINDA LOU MARKER, JANET ABBIEHL, WILMA MILLER, JANIOE SQUBRES, DAVID SCHERMIER, VIRGINIA HENSLER, MRS. BEEHLER. FOURTH ROWS GAYLE ZENTZ, CAROL CONRAD, NORMA BUZZARD:-MRRIE ENOELHARDT, RAY- MONO KLINE, DALE PITTMAN, RAYMOND ZEIOER, MICHAEL SHEwcHUcK, PHYLLIS FRICQ DENNIS TRAUBQ I, f 'N I my X' X Q34 1-IIIWQ, GRADE TWO MRs.S1ucKEL rg YT' A Mais' s 21 my 4 nl FA? J R Ji GRADE mm MRs,EsHELMAN 5.I.f.iff4E,4! 7 Q? r'ZN7 .3 I GRADE ONE Mass EPPLEY FP-3'9 -'z L 'k 3 wi 'i TW T J Y 'V ' HE ,?3F ' TREE, .fi iI::-f T 1 I -91312-i1giefjXIff:?21pf,E v W ufiijmii, .S A X , WMD A A I-AIFQQY -fs ' 9v IEE A :f?Y6!MLwV m , Y. '-f '- 1,45-. 4 VII. A V is I K fjg, ' ' S-L, y , I f'N' k..J 'ea - GRADE THREE. FIRST ROW: ROBERT SCHWEIS- BERGER, BRUCE GILMAN, ROY EELLNAN, ALAN BATTLES, MICHAEL REUN, FRED HORN, LARRY FLIGKINGER, MICHAEL MCKIBBIN. SECOND Row: VERNA Z AHNE R, CHARLENE JOHNSON, MAROELLA MILLER, DARLENE ANTHONY, ROSALIE TROXEL, NANCY ESHELMAN, MERRY- LIN PRIEST, JANE SMITH. THIRD 533: ARTHUR SOHMELTZ, LARRY NULL, KEITH BELLHAN, LARRY HESCH, SONUA GALL, BRUCE ROGERS, EDDIE FASS- f NAOHT, MRS, ESHELMANG FOURTH ROWS BARRY SEL- LARS, LENA WOODRUN, RUTH ANN NULL, LEROY WISLER, PATRICK MONHAUT, MARY LOU GETHA, SHIRLEY ROEDER, NDT IN PECTURE: PATSY KELLY, GRADE TWO. FIRST Row: RICHARD SMITH , JERRY RHOADE, DICKIE BIRK, RONNIE METZGER, EUGENE GEYER, CHARLES FRITz, JERRY BOPE, RANDY 0 WELDY, TOMMY SCHLARBQ SEOONO Row: GLORIA f FREDERICKS, RUTH WEBER, JUDY KAY-ECHMALKUCHE, LARRY WISLER, DONNA HENSLER, KATHERINE ZEIGER, JANIDE OSTER, JUDY MARTIN, LENORA MEISTERS ' THIRD ROWS CHARLES ULRBCHU DALE NULL, ERMA ANDREWET' PEGGY HESCH, CHRISTOPHER BOLAND, y'L PHYLLIS HAHN, LARRY BEEHLER, MRS. STIOKEL. g' FOURTH Row: ROGER YODER, NANOY WISLER, DORIS A N EUZZARD, IRANK BESBNGER, JIMMIE ENDERS, PHILIP 'E CARRIOO, RONALD HOLAWAY, MINNIE ROEDER. NOT ,ff BN PICTURES DAvID ENDERB, ROGER HOLMES. GRADE ONE. FIRST Row: GENE KLEIN, LARRY FISHER, HAL WHITEHEAD, UICK SOHMELTZ, CHARLES SELNER, BILLY ANDREWS, TONALO DAVIDHIZAR, ROGER KLINE, JOHN SAxToN, LYNN BECHER. SECOND 535: DARLENE REUM, PATTY BEEHLER, KATHRYN FELTON, RUTH ANN SQUIRES, PHYLLIS HIATT, NORMA JEAN ENDERS, FRANCES MILLER, JUDY HOREEN, JANET VAN DE REERE, DONALD NETTROUR. THIRD ROW: DIORIE JORDAN, CONNIE GRISE, SARA JANE-ENGELHARDT, PHYLLIS ROUSH, DONNIE ROBISON, EUGENE STEVENS, X CAROLYN HUFF, JULIANNA FREDERIOKS. FOURTH 523: GAY SELLERS, BARBARA SOHRAOER, JULIUS QNYDER, X GEORGIA GRISE, PATSY SNELTZER, REDGY BELLUAIN, x , DENNIS HASLANGER, NORMAN WEBER. NOT IN PIC - f A TUREz BRADLEY KLINE. !! I7 A .. AX L S Q1 2 B A S K E T B A L L S C H E D U L E First Team Madison 35 North Liberty Madison 39 New Carlisle Madison 36 Lakeville Madison 26 Washington Clay Madison 36 Walkerton Madison 39 Washington S.B. Madison 35 Bremen Madison 22 Wakarusa Madison M5 Nappanee Madison M9 Greene Madison no North Liberty Madison M9 Lakeville Madison M8 Bourbon I County Tourney Madison A Washington Clay Madison 3 Wakarusa Madison 38 Bremen Madison 27 Jamestown Madison Sh Woodrow Wilson Sectional Tourney Second Team ' Madison 2h North Liberty Madison 30 New Carlisle Madison 33 Lakeville Madison 25 Washington Clay Madison 20 Walkerton Madison ll Washington S.B. Madison no Bremen Madison 21 Wakarusa Madison 21 Nappanee Madison 3h Greene Madison 30 North Liberty Madison 3 Lakeville Madison Bourbon Madison M2 Washington Clay Madison M1 Wakarusa Madison 3I Bremen Madison 35 Jamestown Madison 27 Woodrow Wilson INDIVIDUAL SCORING First Team Harold Hesch 255 Jack Callahan 21 Duane Laidig 9 Rick Hill 7 Milo Kline 69 Ben Fehr 63 Jay Beehler George Selner Jack Schmeltz Chuck Klatt Dick Whittaker John Fehr George Bnglehardt 2 Second Team Jack Schmeltz 131 George Englehardt 97 John Fehr 97 Roland Klein 51 Chuck Fox SO Don Schlarb Dan Robinson Wayne Beutler Dale Hesch Joe Wagner 18 17 15 .Z 4, , 75,-47277 Seated: Ted James, Jack Qroxel, onucx cox, Jack Lcnmeltz, John Fehr, Donald pcnlero, Dale Mason. Standing: Eugene Schutz, Joe Legner, pan Robinson, George Englehurdt, holanc Klein, Devon Kobold, Nr. Herein. SwFTnALL SCHEDULE New Carlisle ll Eviadison 6 Happanee Y Madison L North Liberty Iviadison 6 Greene Madison 17 Nappanee Madison 7 Hashington-Clay Jalkerton Lakeville 10 Madison Madison madison 2 7 6 First row: Jack Scnneltz, Harold Hesch. Second row: Jack Callahan, John Fehr, Jay Beehler, Kilo Kline, Rick Hill, Ted James. Third row: Duane Laidtg,Ben Fehr,Roland Klein George Selner,Chuck Fog Mr. Harker. SCDFTBALL 2 lk Q .Q as . izfxlk I I 5, , 1 3 lwoq 15175- HIGH of CHEER LEADERS June Hawkins Tom Lambert Mary Ann Zeltwanger POLE VAULTE R Harold Hesch, pole vaulter for Madison, set up a goodrecord in l9h8by ranking first atthe Lakeville relayg first at the county meet, and second at the sectional. He then participated in the state meat at Indianapolis. TRACK Seated: Harold Hesch, John Fehr, Roland Klein, Jack Schmeltz, Richard Bricker. Standing: Ted James, Jack Callahan, Duane Laidig, Ben Fehr, Jay Beehler, Mr. Marker. TRAC K :Biff Lf? K-H.. L l R- .7 paw vu I' .... .,,,. Pj. f' CEM 'NA 'TR ' :zfl f ff - ' K ,..-.,- , -1. s' wx 'M W5 , ' f,'g?1l,w 113533 55? f X- Lei nv' A' 'S' 'TTT--.XIIK A . allr- -:E 1515.- E f ,gf CD D A R SEPTEMBER SCHOOL BEGINS PHYSICAL EXAMS OCTOBER STATE G A A CAMP AT PDKAGDN STATE PARK FRESHMEN !N TIATION A H SKATING PARTY JUNIORUS SELECT RINGS HI Y TEENUS SQUARE DANCE FRESHMEN PARTY BAND CONCERT CHEER LEADERS CHOSEN R A SKATING PARTY JUNHOR PLAY nTHE ADORABLE IMPU NOVEMBER NEW CARLISLE GAME HERE SENEORS ATTEND LAKEVILLE ALL'Hl PARTY NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL WEEK PROGRAM Y TEENS VESDT HERRING HousE LAKEVILLE GAME THERE WASHINGTON CLAY GAME-HERE HI Y TEEN DANCE WALKERTON GAME THERE THANKSGIVING PROGRAM C A L E N 8 29 132 D I D 1 I 4 - 6 8 - I 15 19 19 26 G. '. . 28-29 --- 2 NORTH LIBERTY GAME-HERE 5 Q - 8 11 11 - 12 - 19 20 - 23 ' - 24 I 24 K ,.4:1' X 'ea , I l' Q' 1 7 X SOPHOMORE GLASS PARTY ,Z S S-I , fi. 'E'-F' Aii 'Q.a-'T I . I 21 Qlii CD 'ea if Y A- f 1 ? 1 1' 1 f' M II J' Q . 1 AEIAI f I. I I I 8 1' ' 'T Rwff I f DECEMBER 2 WASHINGTON SouTH BEND GAME-THERE 3 BREMEN GAME-THERE 6 F. F. A. cIRcus 7 JOURNALISM cLAss TouRs TRIBUNE 10 WAKARUSA GAME-HERE 10 G. A. A. INITIATION f 14 A NAPPANEE GAME-HERE ' 15 HI -Y AND Y-TEENS CAROL AT COUNTY HoME 17 GREENE GAME-THERE 18 SNOW FROLBO 20 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM---NMESSIAHN 11 NORTH LIBERTY GAME-THERE ' A JANUARY 7 LAKEVILLE GAME-HERE 14 BouRBoN GAME-HERE yxun 17 G.A. A. BASKETBALL GAME QWAKARUSAJ-HERE V 18 CHEMISTRY STUDENTS TOUR NQTRE DAME 'I ' 21-22 COUNTY TOURNEY if 15 HI-Y INITIATION I 26-27 ANNUAL PICTURES TAKEN 28 WASHINGTON CLAY GAME-THERE FEBRUARY 1 FARMERS' INSTITUTE 2 G. A. A. BASKETBALL KJAMESTOWNJ-THERE 5 WAKARUSA GAME-NAPPANEE GYM X 8 BREMEN GAME-HERE 11 JAMESTOWN GAME-HERE . f' A J ., 'N nfi- H . A ,1Lh 'W-NN, A 4Q' , r xinff L ge Q- f' A v Q, CD IQ, 1 A A FEBRUARY 14 Y-TEENS ENTERTAaN NORTH LIBERTY 18 Wooonow WILSON GAME-THERE 19 SoLo AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST AT HOBART 22 G.A.A. BASKETBALL GAME QWAKARUSAJ'THERE 22-26 SECTIONAL TOURNEY MARCH A HILLTOPPERS PROGRAM 10 G. A. A. MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET 18 Domxzv BASKETBALL GAME 26 G. A. A. VoLLEvBALL PLAYDAY 31 SENIOR PLAY---ATHE BABY-SuTTER' APRIL 1 DISTRICT BAND CONTEST AT HEBRON 11 Y-TEENS' SKATING PARTY 13 EASTER SERVICES 23 Gosncu RELAYS 25 A-H SKATING PARTY 30 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM MAY 6 Y-TEENS' MOTHERS' TEA 10 Y-TEEN REcocN1TaoN SERVICE 15 BACCALAUREATE 16 COMMENCEMENT 15 LAST DAY OF scHooL 18-20 SENIOR CLASS TRIP , I lI .T Q' NZM X .YJ BGWQJILERS CONCERT BAND MARCWNG BAND CUM! GNOJEUS . Aow I 1 T5 R on-.f How How How li 0 W How UW' ORC! G two: three: four: five: .-. S+ . 1, save eirh nine: I if ,- 'ii . 'lk K , 3 ' K .N X1 ,.'f:Qi.gwL, .f:m'::Q Lattice, J':'unc7:t:,1g ,ff,:'.Ly. . Loochcr, L. Eirk, X. T'oss, J. Lotbiue, L, Qirk. . VonJg-uer1i,tcm,P. Z'.'eiggal, J. -,.sc:r'1j,',A. i:vl:'k::r't, D. iiuhlazlb. N. Niles, J. haruen, V. Hahner, D. geigcl, A. Lambert. K. Selmer, Q. Qittman, J. Marker, H. Severna, R. ?Plck. B. Wagner, X. Mikel, L. Klein, R. Jcaver, E.Veevactu. . RicschaPd,C. Hichard,k. Nyers,B, Rinehart, E. Davidhizar. H. Uyman, K. Goddcns, B. Trowbridge, G. Jies, D. Barkey, ,L Trowbridge,C. Xonhaut,H.KonhauQ N. Veevaete,P. Robinson. I. Rauf: , W, 5POWbYi3f0, B. Gcstola, Kr. Herein. .f it W 'f we if Z 1 W3 :A Q K1 X It t I J -' K t I ' 1 3- W 1: . g S 6 ' ,swf -greg ' ' X 4gW'! fw !Ewg5- - W A, ' gh , ., 'S V ' K XM A fl 4251552 .2 'VKX ' ,, , ,je ,.s L ,V A lflfgfQ7 'v A? 3 'X ,M , 3 V iQ, Q gg 25 I , ' . if XM Y g ' Ffbgf sl a- --w :,1Z2.9',v..-M. The officers of the Madison Township chapter of America for the school yearof' l9llS-19h9 were as follows: Rick EEill,pres- ident3Richard LaFree, vice-presidentg Wayne Beehler, Zahnen treesurerg George Selner,reporter5 and George clog. Future Farmers of secreteryg Eugene Lngelhardt,watch- The primary aim of the Future Farmersof America is the devehxnent of agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. Some of the specificpurposes for whichthis organization was formed ure: to crcete a love for country life, to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work, to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations,to participate hucooperstive effort, and to encourage and practice thrift. Activities which the F. F. A. s,onsored were: a sketine vert I I P e I 'ointlf with the -H, a est control contest a cl'c S l the J 5 4 D Sym, a scrap drive, garden seed sales, and every Thursday evening in the school. lt is enjoyed these classes,evidenced by the large school s , I u, n school an adult farner's certain that the turnouts at eacr farmers ecting. A purebred Aberdeen-Angus steer was purchased as a club project. This steer is to be shown at the lnternetionel Livestock Zxpositlon next fall. The F. F. A. also sponsored livestock and delry juuging contexts. Last fall the livestock judging team competed in the Iational F. T. A. Livestock Judging' Contest in Kansas City, Missouri, Cctoher lQ. The members ofthis team were John Smith,hon Anthony, Devon Dirk, s-l Jayne Beehler. Members of the organization are: Richard LaFree,Uick Hi 5 Decryo Selner, George Engelhsrdt, Eugene Zahner, .'.l agar Beehler, Arthur Gilrru, Robert Earden, Eldon Freiericks, Juana Laiiiq, Hen Vehn Karl Teovceto, Dan Hobinson,Dick Getz,Don Schlarb, Qherles feech, Tom Iepber' fh9DfH Weldg Dick Hein,Jim Lekree, Roland Klein, Lcfier Loser, Jin QaLge-Lg, Gene lenses, Jir Geyer, fin hovidkizer, Jerez 'mrcn, Bill Irlf 0L,f5Jh Troxci, Robert DcHcVepger, Len frnred, Ztenlev locver, is at rf, I ' ' 5 4 Joan 7exr, Kr. glntzei l3 cnc sgonror. A, Girls Athletic Association is open to all girls in high school. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in girls' health and physical ac- tivities and to promote ideals of friendship and sportsmanship. During the year the club was very active and participated in many activities--softball, volleyball, volleyring, basketball, tumbling, rhythms, and track. The seniors won the softball interclass tourney, the freshmen placed second. Inthe final interclass basketball tourney, the juniors lost to the seniors. Madison's softball team topped the Elkhart G. A. A. in two games. Scores were 13-ll and ln-lO. Three games were played by the basketball squad: Wakarusa Cherel 30,1-'iadison 35:Jamestown Cthereb lil, Madison 2453 Wakarusa Ctherel 26, Madison lk. A Skating and initiation parties were held. In March the mothers were entertained,and laterin the springthey played hostess to Elkhart, Wakarusa, and Lakeville G. A. A.'s for a volleyball playday. Officers of the organization are: Harriet Schrock, presidentg Donna Hill, vice-president3Arlene Geyer, secretarygand Mardell Anthony treasurer. First B212 D. Anthony, M. Anthony, S. Dirk, A. Lambert, P. Weaver, M. Zahner,B. Barden, M. VonGruenigen,R. Frick, H. Severns, D. Schlarb, and P. Holley, Second Egg: M. Newhouse, J. Stuber, H. Scott, B. Rinehart, M. Coddens, D. Berkey,O. Fries, J. Haines, P. Robinson, C. Eckhart, and M. Selner. Third Bow: M. Sloss, G. Boocher, L. Klein, J. Truex, E. Mikel, Arlene Geyer, J. Marker, S. Weigel, B. Pittman, D. Hill, and B. Gostola. Fourth 523: Mrs. Bowman,M. Veevaete, H. Monhaut, B. Weiss, C. Richard, R. Manges, M. Myers, D. Barkey, R. Hill, A. Bokhart, and H. Schrock. .:ALLEiLjfi5fxLL2 VOLLEYBALL SOFTBALL: VOLLEYHING: Hill, C. Bokhart P , . Holley, R. Frick P Schr k oc , D. Schlarb, H. Scott. , M- U UM V Holley, C. Bokhart S Birk P , . , . Rob1nson,R. Frick, Richards, D. Schlarb, H. Schrock. Hill, P. Holley3D. Schlarb, H. Schrock, A. Bokhart Veevaete, C. Bokhart, R. Hill, M. Selmer. Holley, S. Weigel, B. Barden, H. Schrock, D. Hill, Barkey, M. Anthony, D. Anthony. 5 mx VV L HHH 'I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, my health to better living for my club, my community, and my country,n and the National Club motto, UTO make the best better,' are the aims and guide of every club member in all he does each day. One of the most successful years was experienced during l9h8. It was obvious that the Madison and Penn M-H Club had stolen the show when the fair came to a close. In the beef-feeding classes, Jim Schmeltz took top honors with his grand champion Angus steer. John Smith had the reserve champion. Rick Hill placed thirdg Gene Watkins, fourthg and Jim Marks, fifth. Shirley Birk had the grand champion Holstein heifer in the dairy class, and Stanley Hoover had the grand champion Guernsey Craig Kknw zel's barrow was grand champion hxthe swine division. Gertrude Beehler had reserve champion. Grand champion gilt was owned by Devon Birk. The reserve champion belonged to Arthur Fehr. First place in the med- ium weight barrow class went to Don Schlarbg in the lightweight class, to Wayne Beehler. Other winners were: Tom Lambert, champion Chester Whitey Wayne Beehler,champion Berkshireg Jim Meyers, champion spotted Poland Chiang Art Fehr, champion Durocg and Devon Dirk, champion Hampshire. SEWING N. Miles R. Manges M. Selmer M. Newhouse W. Swarm M. Coddens R. H111 M. Kobold L. Klein B. Pittman Wziilxwf D iff ,, ,aff FOOD PREPARATION P. Abbiehl B. Trowbridge E. Wagner M. Sloss HONORABLE MENTION J. Haines E. Fredericks A. Geyer J. Hawkins P. Weigel H. Severns A. Birk S. Weigel P, Weaver N 1 Q wk 0 Q O ' HI-Y AND Y-TEE NS BARNDANCE Lambert Laidig Schutz Bokhart Wagner Nanges Kobold Rhoade J. Jtuber G. hiatt M. Anthony E. Trippel P. Weigel D. Campbell J. Harker J. Callahan S. Ucifel IT. Klein J. jchlarb AU. Hsieh -foe 4 O1 Q o -I ..:L'.,44- phudsxmm 0 SNOW FROLIC Selmer Zeltwanger Stuber LaFree Hesch Frick Laidig Monhaut Oberly Beehler VonGruenig Kline GH SKATING PARTY . Pittman . Englehardt J. Troxel H. Severns B. Trowbridge B G KGTHRRS TEA Sitting: H. Scott and L. Abbiehl. Standing: B. Rinehart, J. Hawkins, o Ireland, H. Schrock, M. Selner, L. Jee vaete, P. Weaver, J. Ritchard, M. Ryers D. Barkey, E. Davidhizer, P. Robinson, D. Anthony, N. Veevaete. R. Klein OVERSEAS BOX J. Haines 0. Fries N. Stuber R.WWmn C. Monhaut J, Trowbridge CANDY SELLING First row: C. Stuge? B. Barden A. Lambert W. Beehler Second Egg: Mr. Hess Mrs. Haslanger N. Miles B. Pittman 1.5 . floods E. Feku' A. Gilman G. Englenardt U. Richards . Lahnor' e .K 4, Jay Beehler June Hawkins Lois Abbiehl Phyllis Laidig Elaine Rhoade Mary Zeltwanger Kathleen Steinbaugh Janice Mottice X. Bob Campbell and Wayne Hesch I , , , 'UNH , Helen Scott Jeanette Oberly Ghrlstena Eckhart ,,,,.....f iNSLSNIIM I4j if5M5k I I SI S S ,LN ji ilul Vrr. f 's-...,,h-h S :Vk in I wiiwf ff a 'I 'si I 1' gil Qi SPOTLIGHT WHEN You SEE STUDENTS RUSHING MADLY FROM Room 14 T0 THE COMMERCIAL ROOM You KNOW SPST- LIGHT IS GOING T0 PRESS. THE MEMBERS oF THE K STAFF ARES JEANETTE OBERLY, EDITORJ HELEN ScoTT, OO-EDITORS CHRISTENA BOKHARL ASSISTANT EDITORS MARY ZELTWANSER AND JANICE MOTTISE, TYPIST-REPORTERS ROBERT CAMPBELL, SGOPE-RE- PORTER5 LoIS ABBIEHL,EXCHANGE-REPORTERZ WAYNE HESGH, SPORTS EDITORS KATHLEEN STEBNBAUGH, GIRLSU SPORTS REPORTERQ JAY BEEHLER, aovs' SPORTS REPORTER ELAINE RHOADE, FEATWE EDITORQ PHYLLIS LAIDIS AND JUNE HAWKINS, REPORTERS4 THE SPONSOR IS MR. HESS. MADISONIAN WE ALL HEAVED A SIGH OF RELIEF wHEN THE LAST PAGE or OUR MADISONIAN WENT T0 PRESS. IN THE YEARS To COME, wHEN LOOKING AT THIS MEMOIR WE KNCW THAT ouR EFFORTS WILL Nor HAVE BEEN SPENT IN VAINS THE MEMBERS OF THE ANNUAL STAFF ARE PATSY WEIGEL, EDITOR, CESELIA MONHAUT, co EDITOR, JANISE MOTTICE AND JOAN TRowSRIooS, BUSINESS MANAGERS, HELEN MONHAUT AND ROLAND KLEIN, SALES, BILL TRIPPEL AND CHARLES KLATT, ADVERTlSlNGp JEANETTE OBERLY, ELEANOR DAVIDHIZAR ARLENE GEYER, AND JUNE HAWKINS PHOTOGRAPHIO, MILS KLINQ JAY BEEHLER, AND TED JAMES SPORTS, Loss ABBIEHL, PHYLLIS LAIDIS, JOYCE STUBER, AND DONNA HILL, AcTIvI TIES, HELEN SCOTT AND MARY ZELTWANGEQ TYPISTS THE SPONSOR IS MISS PEKARSKIQ ' ..wm N 1 Oy I .N I5 -.xxx Mary Zeltwanger Joan Trowbridge Donna Hill Helen Scott Joyce Stuber Phyllis Laidig Lois Abbiehl Eleanor Davidhizar Arlene Geyer June Hawkins Jay Beehler Kilo Kline Ted James Jeanette Gberly Pat Weigel Janice Mottice Bill Trippel Chuck Klatt Miss Pekarski Roland Klein Cecelia Monhaut Helen Monhaut ,li 0, Q. 63: Aim ' Q-fag J 5, 1? 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JOHN-SON E 5 Wyatt, Indiana Phone Klondike 334 Q ElIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIllIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDllllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIS EIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDlll-llIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIllIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIQ Q E 5 NEGRI FURNITURE COMPANY E 5 The Big Store in the Little Town 2 5 Route 331, Phone: Klondike 460 Wyatt, Indiana 2 : E 2 American Rug, Mohawk, and Karagheusian Rugs and Carpeting 5 9 - E Armstrong Linoleum, Expert Carpet, Linoleum Laying, Philco E Q Radio and'Refrigeration, International, Smith Bros. and Grand 5 E Rapids Furniture, Universal, Round Oak, Grand, Monarch gf S Gas and Electric Ranges, Geneva and Youngstown Kitchens n E 5 .. Q E Brandwein, Spring Air, Englander Mattresses g 2 We Furnish the Home Complete 2 ' 5 Q E E Q 5 ' WYATT LUMBER and COAL CO. 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WELDY and BAIGELOW 5 g Veterinarians E u E E ANIMAL HOSPITAL E E Phone 79 Wakaruska, Indiana Q E E : - 1 ' ----fi 'Q' : E - is 9-' Z- A ,TZ E S KELLY MOTOR sALEs E E Kaiser - Frazer Q E Dealer E E Bremen, 277 K E D D E Dry Goods - Clothing - Shoes - Floor Coverings 5 Ei 5 THE DIETRICH COMPANY E 5 P1easing You Keeps Us in Business Q E Bremen, Indiana Phone 5 E E E E E 5 V fifli 1f: 52525 zfrf ffff rfri 1E2E2E12251I2E2E2525212E2E2E2522222E2E23'22E2E2E2E2E2E2E'E rzfi ififffffif '-:1 E 35525235 1.- :2I2E2E2E 1:2:2.':2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:-.-:2:2:2:2:':-:-:2:2:- 1 2:2:2:2:2.2:':2:2:'.-.-.-.-.-.-.- 5 E Thanks to Our a.a,ah1,r,rn BIRKEY 2 Q 5 E -'-'f21' i HAT 5 S Many customers . 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Dealers in Grain, Seed, Feed, Coal and Farm Supplies EBY AUTO SALES Sales-FORD-Service Wakarusa, Ind. JACOB MAURER 8: SONS Air Sealed Concrete Burial Vaults Precast Concrete Septic Tanks Wakarusa, Ind. Ph. 176-214W Compliments of PLAYLAND PARK South Bend, Ind. EllllllllllllClllllllllllllllllllllllllIDllllllIllllllllllllIIIllllDlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIlllllllllIDIlllllllllllflllllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIU gllllllIlllllE!IIIIllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIlIlIllI,llDlIllIIIllllIDIllIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDllIlllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIID E 5 ESI-lLEMAN'S MACHINE SHOP Compliments of D E General Repair Work a Specialty E WAKARUSA TRIBUNE 2 Arc Sz Acetylene Welding E Wakarusa, Ind. Phone 68W Publishing and Printing Q 5 E E Congratulations to the Class of '49 Q from E WAKARUSA CLEANERS 5 g Wakarusa, Ind. E E E STAHLY DAIRY 8: PRODUCE E Slaughtering, Curing, E E Frozen Foods, Meats 'E Wakarusa, Ind. Phones 51 Sz 12 Poultry, Eggs, Locker Service E 1' WEAVER'S HATCHERY E E Dependable Chicks E Feed 8: Supplies E Wakarusa Phone 52 .5 Compliments of DR. and MRS. J. A. GREEN Wakarusa, Ind. Everyday Low Prices at METZLER GROCERY On the Square Wakarusa, Ind. Congratulations to the Class of '49 STEWART'S DRUG STORE Rexall Phone 5 Wakarusa EIlllllllllllDIIIIIIIIlllIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIDllllllllIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIllllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDllllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIllllllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIU QllllllIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIllUIllllllllllIDIIIIlllIllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllllllllllIUIlllllllllllUlllllllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIQ E 5 FREEDS FREEDS FREEDS Q E FREEDS FREEDS FREEDS Q FREEDS FREEDS FREEDS 5 Jim Freed Wakarusa Jim Eaton E Q E SWIFT 8: COMPANY 2 Mishawaka, Ind. E E Refreshing1y Yours E CONSUMERS ICE sz coAL E 217 N. Main street E Mishawaka, Ind. E E Chas. Beehler Ph. 5-3543 5 E HARRY B. HOLDEMAN AGENCY Q Insurance 8: Real Estate 2 5 Phone 84 E 2 Wakarusa, Ind. 5 Compliments of THE WYATT BEAUTY SHOP BENDlT'S I. G. A. Food Store Everyday Low Prices Wyatt, Ind. FRICK SHELL SERVICE Tires, Batteries Sz Accessories Wyatt, Ind. Phone 3541 Klondike CHAS. C. CONTAT LUMBER CO R. R. 2, Kelley Road Mishawaka, Ind. Phone 5-7440 allllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllDllllllIIllllDlllllIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIlllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUlllllllllllIfllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIID gilllllllllIIDIIllllIlllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIlllllIDIIIIIIllllllDllllllllllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllllllllllllllllllllllg E E Q Compliments of HEPLER'S HATCHERY 5 E LEHMAN SERVICE STATION U. S. Certified Chicks E 2 Sinclair Products Feeds, Poultry Supplies, Equipment E E Phone 89 Wakarusa Bremen, Ind. Phone 331 E - E E I E 5 Ei E S'I'EWART'S UNRUE WELDING SERVICE E E Bakers for the Home Truck Bodies and Hydraulic Hoists, Q E Bremen, Ind. Steel Fabricators in 5 Phone 37 Bremen, Ind. Phone 121-R 5 E E E E E WYATT LOCKER PLANT SCI-IUMACI-IER SEED CO., INC. E E Lockers, Home Freezers Bremen Banner Hybrids E E Processing, Custom Butchering Plant foods, Agricultural Chemicals 5 E Meat at Wholesale Prices Bremen, Ind- Phone 174 E 9 Q 5 E E LEHMAN MUTTI MOTOR SALES E E Since 1892 Dodge-Plymouth Cars Sz Trucks S E Veal 8m Poultry Packers U. S. Tires-Hot Point Appliances E E Wakarusa, Ind. A. J. Mutti, Prop. Bremen E F! E EIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIlllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIE EIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIICIIII-IIIIIIIIIDllllllllliIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIlllllllllUlllllIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllg 5 E S FRED H. BUBB E E FUNERAL CHAPEL E 5 E E Don Keen, and Fred W. Bubb, Directors E E E E AMBULANCE SERVICE if 5 202 North Main Street Telephone 5-1175 E 5 Mishawaka, Indiana 5 E K1MBLE's FUR sHoP E : MADISON CENTER GROCERY 5 E Complete Fur Service E 5 Fur Retail st storage E S Wakarusa, Ind. E E Bremen, Ind. Phone 281 g Q Q E : 3 E E FRED SCHERMIER Congratulations to the Students of E E E E Barber Madison Township High School E E E E Wyatt, Ind. WYMAN'S E E E Q EIIlIIIIIIIIIDIIIIllIIHIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDlllllIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIE f-Y QIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIlIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIllIllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIID E E Compliments of : LEVY-WARD GROCER CO. Q 5 South Bend, Ind. E LEONARD HARDWARE The Best at Popular Prices W. K. Brown, Proprietor Wakarusa, Ind. Phone 58 ? E HAROLD S. MYERS Compliments Of E -Jewe1ry- OWEN B. LEONARD 5 Wakaruga, Ind, Wakarusa, Ind. E 5 THE SUMMY PHARMACY E. gn Your Drug Store E- Prescriptions, Cosmetics, Sundries E Phone 128 Bremen 5 g BREMEN EQUIPMENT SALES E J. I. Case Implements : Genuine Parts Q, E Bremen, Ind. Phone 329 5 MADISON CENTER SERV. STA. A. C. Mutti City Service Gas, Grease Kc Oils Pho. 423 Klondike Wakarusa WOODLAND FOOD MART General Merchandise Fountain Service Woodland, Ind. allllllllllllDllllllIlllllllllllllIIIIlIDllIlllllllllDllllllIIlllIDllllIIllllllDlllllllllIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIllIIIllllllflllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIDlllllllllllllllllllllllllID QIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIDIlllllIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDllllllllIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIID E Compliments of E OSCAR E. MUTTI E Phone Bremen 261 E DON SMITH Real Estate City, Farm, Business Property E Your Oil Man for 23 Years Bremen, Ind. 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