Mississinewa High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

Congratulations Seniors With Success to All RICHMOND BAKING CO. Makers of BUTTERNUT CRACKERS AND COOKIES BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1955 Autographs Muffy .1 gn T , . 1 uf x , A.j1.:: ny. 1 I X I 1 x. ' ' -1 1-vw, , 1 , 1,..,.,,,,!1 J v4w v' n 1 Hai' I ' 4 H5 + A 5 -'M I I' . ..1., 1 1 n ' 'I .?' ga, 2 J 1. v ' - , 1 1 1 , ls I , 1 I . 1 I :nr n', ,H A Q ' f I -5: ' I MII-, ,' H , , lp, x , A.j1.:: ny. 1 I X I 1 x. ' ' -1 1-vw, , 1 , 1,..,.,,,,!1 J v4w v' n 1 Hai' I ' 4 H5 + A 5 -'M I I' . ..1., 1 1 n ' 'I .?' ga, 2 J 1. v ' - , 1 1 1 , ls I , 1 I . 1 I :nr n', ,H A Q ' f I -5: ' I MII-, ,' H , , lp, .-I. -As- N. 4.,g:F,,, ix -K' 1.52. ,,'. 1 - 1.14. gall'-,yf 'J ' Q?3:1'?-' agff, -,'-an , v X-2' ' s-2' 0, N I ',JCT5J,+' .f.'r ' . wkmwc .yi 4. y A ! -,-,1,, fy-'gfgi' 1 114' '1 'S ',-f,1,?f+L r- xl AS- .f ..-,Ji 3.1. ,,!,-7.4 --,,'.fN'f ,-.10 ,,l', f' H.-ll.-I' !?1g X .-rf .fl HQ' l 5-gx xx wa XV? :gf .M ,122 4 A ' J -' K1 fa , . - lr . 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N -ieeifi-ff: Lt: X -fhfy 9 f- J iy ,L Q 4 Q- f K- W E jungle girl . . . letls go for a swim . . . is this the way a real pyramid looks . . . the long and the short of it . . . swing it . . . why so serious . . . the kickoff . . . don't fence me in . . . roll out the barrell . . . relaxing . . . ready for bed . . . the gang's all here . . . our cheerleaders . . . sippin' sodes . . . .tu l.,-FV , ,- ,fi 41 flat' - mal f? 6 1 24734, ill fr ii!-'l l 'B , IQ! HQ +2-LF! 1 dvi, .- ' if: ga, i:tj 'ff x . V t ' :i f .1135 59? .... emi .1 :lf I em Fl V '51 lm ' 'umm rf: A al. nn I here she is . . . a nice summer day . . . don't growl at me . . . quick, cover up . . . two of a kind . . . lazyhones . , . pass the orange . . . boy, you're a good group . . . hi . . . dance with me, henry . . . lonesome . . . just two little girls . ready, set, go . . . my, aren't we chummy . . . slick chic . . . oh, dahling . . . good luck team . . . sweethearts . . . IO X Here are the offlcere of our class. Huffhies been our prewdent for four years He tried to lead us through thlck and thm even when the going was tough. This year he max ably awleted hy Larry Atkinson, Audley Cragun, xldTXAIlIlcl DdllPX and Pat lightle. We elected theee fue officers in the fall and they Qerxed us well all year long ff X, x, re 1:1 ,sa 1,- ' 'T ,,4. :r L'-K .5 '- .ir 5 A 4- Q Q -x X ' Q ' .K - 'ie ,fax Q- f 4 -V e - -,-. N ,f , f f ' I ,N I X A A . I, ,ff ,Q A . ' 1' ,' A ,, ' , X, . og' .' 0 rw' ,1 ., ,' 'f,f ' ,fc W- -- , kfjif, 1 1 f J- VN, I 7 ' 1 k fwfy i gglf xt ' ll Seniors li Vagina' f U? Loui e Heath . Michael Wiley John Hueston Phyllis Ramp L ll W 4 Xl' 08 4, ,ax Lorene mils Reisclorph Bob McCollum 1530 349 'lil Q0 I Jean Qui, 5 :, King ef. Q Tom Harris We seniors had a very full four years, which seemed to us to go much too fast. At first there was the thrill of entering high school in a school that was almost brand new. w 'W lb RW Charles Mitchell Nancy Wheat Linda .lay l l l Maryanna Dailey Marthena Pence - vvis Joe Eastes Ed Jernigan Jim Vardaman Seniors Our freshman year was fairly uneventful except for the customary problems of getting adjusted to high school life. The exciting new class sweaters in the usual Seniors 1r- 'fau- Carolyn Dilley Vx' 0 Willetta Dalton ' x E XX, 14 'Rf- V- A- Ho5Plml- Larry Lewis Wilma Roberts X. W I, Larry Simons X fu f ,fp Bob Mitchell Janeen Swift .sf fa J im Coppock red and white colors came during the year. As freshmen, we were looking forward to the time when we could be upperclassmen. 14 , Sue Millspaugh Margaret Maddox Pat 0'Brien f .lanice Miller jf H - 0 Bill Neal S 4-Pi Y Fred Nelson 3, i ,' 1 Larry Shrout 'oe X 1 9 'X +7 1 ,xx W' 1' lf Joe Mills Seniors ,fi ln the sophomore year we could sit back and look at the new freshmen and wonder if we were ever that green. There were no special activities except for the class parties one each semester. J 'f f-1.-ff, :L , ff Ma 1 . I ' f . . ly.. ,X 1. ww ., ,y f Y Zi. lb 5 -. 11 D , 2 x' y' , 3 f ,f H' 45, r 1 T L - :M , N14 '.l3,q. X 'Aw F 'W' , ,i I r fx? -X A , , , r f. 'L ,wc -5,-1-1 -,Q ,v a,. I ,xii Tl , Seniors if I' , I X . I 1 Jesse Horner 110-22. Max Pattison .4- x A, . f Hugh Swetnam Bob McNutt '52 I QQ fx, Pearlann Gould Carolyn Stace Q Doris Williams i Helen Parker At last came the big year when those flashy, bright rings were ordered When they arrived, we proud owners vowed no class befcre us had sported such beautiful M Seniors Jr! x I N ,f lf' Audley Cragun Annice ' King ! n, 'R QQKB '3- 462 5, .H E Georgia Poling Dan ' Ji Ludlow A 195545 . 1' , so 'wx in i f .4 r' I , . H-P 3 MU ,,, ff ,I Q, . pl Carolyn Williams 4 ' Evangeline ,rf Underwood V X rings. Toward the end of the year the class produced the junior play, Brother Goose. It was an entertaining comedy directed by Mrs. Elsa Cramer. The Junior- I7 Roark ig X safe' ri Ed A 3 Turner ' Lois 5+ f Seniors V k .lu Ronald Abbott 1 Darlene Crosby 3 1 Nl 0 Leslie Jackson Roma Harshman I Wilma Hochstetler Don Cragun Kathryn Davies V6 6 Gene Barton Senior Prom, held at Honeywell Center in Wabash, was the exciting event at the end of the year. Seniors W! eff- B- 2 2 RQ, P 4 4 Pat Lightle Ronald Kirby I ' ,. P 2x+3Zl ' ' Seb C30-Y' Pffssy Heath Clifford Bennett .l Donald I Kirby Q' Shirley T g Ballinger Brenda if Swain Larry Atkinson Then the time crept upon us to begin thinking of graduating - invitations, name cards, senior pictures, caps and gowns, counting up doubtful credits, and the realization that it was almost over. The senior play was produced the first semester. Seniors 1 Wilma l Griffin 2 Don Elliott ,li AV WWE a.,,,,,M 6p,y -1 Pat Warnock .ludy Smalley P Leon McKelleh H 4' 12 if Shelha Furnish Charles Lynch no ag: Carol Gorman We chose another comedy, Hi-Time, directed by Mr. Johnson S Townley W seniors were the guests at the Prom that year. We were treated to a banquet and dance held at the Honeywell Center again that year. Then we graduated wlth only Seniors z 2 ! E nn K ll wr Dixie 6 ODD Uatlnan kate W llllams Rob McGuire memories of the good old school, most of us felt that we wouldn't mind starting all over again. LOUISE HEATH-Science Club 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4 JOHN HUESTON-Science Club I, Football 1, 2, 3. 4-, Intramural I, 2, 3. LORENE REISDORPHiIntramurals 2. JEAN KING-Class Treasurer 3, Dramatics Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society: Smoke Signal, Pow Wow, Junior Play, Senior Play, Intramurals I, 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Track Queen Attendant 2. MICHAEL WILEY-Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4, Smoke Signal, Junior Play, Senior Play, Pep Club I. PHYLLIS RAMP-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2. BOB MCCOLLUM-Pep Club 3, Football 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. TOM HARRIS-Science-Math Club I, Reporter 2, Pep Club I. 2, Intramurals I, 2, Con- cession Helper 3, 4, Pow Wow, Senior Play. CHARLES MITCHELL-Junior Play, Senior Play, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4. NANCY WHEAT-Dramatics Club 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Smoke Signal, Pow Wow, Senior Play, Junior Play, Intramural 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3. LINDA JAY-I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, Senior Play. MARY ANNA DAILEY-Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, C.A.A. 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Secretary 4, Treasurer, Honor Society 4, Class Reporter 2, D.A.R. Award 4, Pow Wow, Pep Club 1, 2, Smoke Signal, Class Treasurer 3. 21 MARTHENA PENCE-Pow Wowg F.H.A. Vice President 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 2, 33 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Societyg Dramatics Club I3 Junior Playg Senior Playg G.A.A. 1, 2g Intramurals I, 2, 3. JOE EASTES - Football I, 3, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ED JERNIGAN - Pep Club I, 2g Science Club 23 Senior Playg Football I, 2, 3. 43 Basketball I, 23 Track I, 2, 3. 43 Intramurals 3, 4. JIIVI VARDAIVIAN - Intramurals ll Junior Play CAROLYN DILLEYaF.H.A. 2, 3. WILLETTA DALTON-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 Smoke Signal3 Pow Wow3 Senior Playg Track Queen 43 Junior Play. LARRY LEWIS -Dramatics Club 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Play. WILMA ROBERTS-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. President 2. Vice President 3, 4s Honor Societyg Pow Wow3 Junior Play: Senior Playg Track Queen Attendant I. LARRY SIIVIQNS-Dramatics Club I, 23 Junior Playg Football I3 Basketball I3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. BOB IVIITCI-IELL-Science-lVlath Club 23 Pow Wowg Senior Playg Football I. 2. 3, 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. Co-Captain 43 Track I, 4. JANEEN SWIFT-F.H.A. I. 2, 3, Parliamentarian 4: Honor Society: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 Pow WOW3 Junior Playg Senior Play. JIIVI COPPQCK-Photography Club I3 Intra- murals 23 Football I3 Basketball I3 Track I. 2. SUE IVIILLSPAUCH-Dramatics Club 2. 3: Class Reporter 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Smoke Signal: Pow Wfowg Junior Playg Senior Playg Intramurals I, 2. MARGARET MADDOX-Science Club 23 Pep Club I, 2. 43 Pow Woxvg Junior Playg Senior Play, Intramurals I, 2, 3. 43 Track Queen Attendant 3, 4. PAT O,BRIEN-Dramatics Club I, 2, 33 G.A.A. I. 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3. 43 Smoke Signal3 Pow WOW3 Photography Club I 3 Intramurals I. 23 Projectionists I, 2, 3, 4. JANICE lVlILI1,ER-Honor Societyg C.A.A. I3 Smoke Signal: Pow Wow: Junior Play: Senior Play: Dramatics Club 43 Intramurals 2. 3. BILL NEAL-He spent his spare time working on the farm. FRED NELSON-Intra murals I, 2, 3, 4. LARRY SHRQUT-Photography Club I, President 3, 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3. President 4: Pep Club 2, 33 Pow Wowg Junior Playg Senior Playg Intra- murals 2. 3: Football 4. JOE lVlILLSgPhotography Club 3. Vice President 43 Intramurals I3 Football I: Track I. 22 JESSE HOHNER-Track l. 2, Football 1, 2. 4, Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4, Smoke Signal. MAX PATTISON-Intramurals 1. 2. 3. HUGH SWETNAM-Class Pres- ident I. 2. 3. 4, Co-Captain Football I. 2. 3, 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 2: Intramurals 3. 4: Sergeant-at-Arms Dramatics Club 4: Senior Play: Smoke Signal. BOB IVIQIYUTT-Science Club I: Pow Won, Junior Play: Track l 2. 3, Cross Country 2, Intramural l. 2. 3. 4, Concession Helper. PEARLANN COULD-Senior Play, Intramurals 2. CABOLYN STACE-Dramatics Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pep Club I, 2, C.A.A. I. 2, Senior Play, Intramurals 1, 2. DORIS WIILLIAIVIS-C.A.A. 3. 4, Intramurals I. 2. 3 4, Senior Play. HELEN JO PARKER-Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, Smoke Signal: Pep Club 2. 3: Intramurals 2, Senior Play. ANNICE KING-Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Photography Club 1, Pow Wow, Junior Play, Senior Play. DANNY LUDLOW-Class Secretary 1. Vice- President 2, 3, Science-Math Club 2, Intramurals 4, Football 1. 2. 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. EVANGELINE BOABK-Intramurals 2, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. AUDLEY CRAGUN-Class Treasurer 2, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Cross Country 1, 2, Track 1, 2. 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGIA POLINC-Class Vice President 1, Cheerleader 1, 2. 3 ,4, C.A.A. Reporter 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Intramurals 2. 4, Pep Club 1: Smoke Signal, F.H.A. Treasurer 4. CABOLYN WILLIAMS-Pep Club 2. 3. 4, Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 2, Senior Play, C.A.A. 2. ED TURNER-Anderson High School 1. 2, Tom Tom Club 1, Track 3. RONALD ABBOTT-He spent his time studying his chemistry and science. DABLENE CROSBY-Intramurals 1, 2, 3. LESLIE JACKSON-Senior Play, Photography 3, 4, Pep Club 3. 4. BOMA HABSHIVIAN-Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4. 23 WILMA HOCHSTETLER-Tri-Hi-Y 2. DONALD CRAGUN-Football Manager 1, Intramural 1, Pep Club 1, Photography Club 2, Senior Play. KATHRYN DAVIES -Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, F.H.A. Treasurer 2, President 3, 4, Honor Society, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Vice President 3, Science Club 2, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play, Intramurals 1, 2, Projectionists 3, 4. GENE BARTON--Dramatics Club 4, Photography Club 1, 2, Smoke Signal, Senor Play, Football Manager 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD KIRBY-Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Cross Country 4. CLIFFORD BENNETT-Junior Play, Senior Play, Football 1. 2, Intramurals 1. SHIRLEY BALLINGER-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Pow Wow, Junior Play Senior Play, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY ATKINSON-Student Council I 2 Vice President 3, President 4, Class Vice President 4, Pow Wow, Senior Play Football 1. 2, 3. Co-Captain 4: Track 2. 4, Rasketball 1. 2. 4. PAT LIGHTLE-Dramatics Club 2. 3, F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Senior Play, Intra- murals 1, 2, Smoke Signal, Pow Wow, Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 4. PEGGY HEATH-Science Club 1. Vice President 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Honor Society, Senior Play. DONALD KIRBY-Intramurals 1, 2, BRENDA HUGHES SWAIN-Dramatics Club 1, F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. 1. 2, Senior Play, Smoke Signal, Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Intramurals I. 2. WILIVIA GRIFFIN-Intramurals 2, 3, 4, DON ELLIOTT-Photography Club 3 Secretary-Treasurer 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. PAT WARNOCK-Pep Club 3, 4, Honor Society, Pow Wow, Senior Play. JUDY SMALLEY-Pep Club I 2 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council 2, Secretary 3 4 Vice President Honor Society, Senior Play, Smoke Signal, Pow Wow, Intramural 1 2 3, G.A.A. I. 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, Photography Club I, Projectionists I, 2, 3 4 LEON MCKELLEB-Hi-Y I, Vice President 2, Science-Math Club 1, Photography Club 3, 4, Pow Wow, Intramurals 2. SHELBA FURNISH-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y President 4, Senior Play. CHARLES LYNCH-He spent his time working at the grocery store. CAROL GORMAN- F.H.A. 1, 2, Secretary 4: Honor Society: Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4, Smoke Signal, Pow Wow, Senior Play. DIXIE OATIVIAN-Pep Club 3. 4, Honor Society, Pow Wow, Junior Play Senior Play. BOB IVICGUIRE-Science Club I, Football I, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 4 PHIL KELLOGG-Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4. KATE WILLIAIVISkPep Club I: GAA 1 2. 3. -li: Senior Play, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 24 Z fl X 'Vsisex .e 4 ' -x . s .Q-+ .X , .s -'NNI -' fx Sega-x The juniors experi- ' 'J Q f, X 'lf , .- xy K: F I f f T x N Xe 1 . 1, , 1 ' MX X401 1 y ff-1 f 44514. 1.5 i- . V . we , h X fly V 1- O ss Q , d f . 4-'T e Y I ty, Mi 'LQ'X: Here is the Freshman Class, largest in the his- tory of our school. They have grown in many ways this year. enced a very busy year, for they sponsored the Prom and presented Backwoods Romeov, their successful class play. The sophomores had an eventful year. They held two class parties, and participated well in all s c h 0 o l activities and sports. ,L4-7- ef , rn- ,gi L' T lf XX 2.x .. . a X -keg- Si - - ' . If , ' 4 I' A, 1 f , . 91, A lr 1,2 fww ' 41 .,- Neg. slxde ' ,. 'f 'x ? s L , 'SFX N T X, 1 f' 1 er I 1 1, Kfgf' j ,1- 'f 7 , 1, HW f ,aff -' , .1' 91,-'gif x ,fgjd44ffM 25 X f H5-if If -fi 5 ' If - 2 ,f rf' J 'f f-1.-ff, :L , ff Ma 1 . I ' f . . ly.. ,X 1. ww ., ,y f Y Zi. lb 5 -. 11 D , 2 x' y' , 3 f ,f H' 45, r 1 T L - :M , N14 '.l3,q. X 'Aw F 'W' , ,i I r fx? -X A , , , r f. 'L ,wc -5,-1-1 -,Q ,v a,. I ,xii Tl , Juniors 12 7V no g Q is y El -Q-3 -5' , Af ixffgsy ef' f .San - -: Janice Sharon Lawrence Atkinson Atkinson Barker .4 ...Q 1' t ,f ' ,H x r X ' X 4 , .3 , 'A - , o '-ff P' ' ' X ,. vp- -hx. .IK ' , NW Carol Ronnie Ann Bruch Carmony Chapman A' 2 AL. .. r F J N 'df' F ' 47' -V .-J I I5 ...f qw xl: - wiv' - ' ia , v . 5 Sue Janet Paul Craig Davison Dawson 4 ,- , M., Q . o. : X X, ,W ez. . ' . A 5 ' Y I s 3 45, NJ' 'v Q ---Y 1 ,f -w '-4? J '-.VM I U 2 Vff A -Q N Larry Beverly Charles Eakins Erlgington Edwards 1 :T !f iv' 4- ff. 'AD' . Q , ,sf , .. .-.6 ' . 'V r ' ff' X W1 P' ff: r , 1 Jerry Kenneth Donald Graves Green Hall sf ' ,Cie l y V i 1' ' 'X Rollin Eula Larry Hole Howell Hyatt Q- f 'ta' W .,. ,,45l? R J N , i 'J' - .,,, 1 ' K ' 'illff' .., ..,! ff' of Bob Terry Ronnie Brodt Bickel Botkin I . 4 I fs. Ti, U , I , 'Vi- ' Je I 5 -I H Q ' James Sarah Vaughn Coe Columbus Cragun If i , af ,. --mash' Q A,-nh 5' rf 'A .4 ff E -, s- I i J f -,M 7 If ur L I K . Q Q V Q' . , Mary Jane Richard Delbert Day Day Eakins I '31 Q Q' L 'dvi X E 1 -I , 'Q we f if -:' . xg? , nigxxxxu , 5 'X J 'iifil 1 QL! msd- J n 85.0- xx. Larry Don .lim Fanning Foreman Gore nl 4 X 'QA ,ws N, fix . I Ng J X --A 'rar Charles Dixie Earl Hester Hinesley Hockett K 2? - 13 cf' L - Q N Y Q, N is il Q X Robert Mary Lou David Jackson James Jemigan x Juniors . is n R r. . r 8 ,I f , 4. bl it , - ag - for s-'N' 3 Q mr ' 5 W f: 'X V Q 9 s- 'x v In Q , A 'P 'id ,I 5? ' .. .- ' V 9 ' as -1, Q LL of W --eff X 8 .X -I V- xl. 1 V X. 1 V . I X Nm A as ,lon .lack Dan Charles Harold Bonnie Knapp Lemons Lively McCollum Maddox Marks I , 4,9 ' I w Q A ,il -gf I 0 , 1 41 f 2 4 QS' 'M - . - J, 1, I . T' 7 f I ,A J rs f lx A , , x 1 1 1 Ir A ,T-I J -y f - ' Q 1 I X l ' ' -'V' ' X. Wanda Fred Jim Larry Betsy Darlene Meyer Miller Miller Mills Millspaugh Mock .2- . we xr - ev V V I: 153: I 'ZS'-S V r - 1 , Q - Q , ' s-'x - ' X x - - 5 liz 'I -7 Y 'A J' XX ' l ,, ' s, -e ,J ' '-' ' I 'Q Richard Delores Ronald Sherman Pete Charles Myers Nelson Nelson Nelson Nesbitt Owen .. -- 4 fr Z W . , f -Q . N F- .ff ' 5 - ,vi V - 'IW' 2- ,fun ,V x ' X . 'W - 1 of Y- .A--1 f V ' ' ,' -59' l -of-rr ', 4' 6 XQ 7 f . ' If x Janet Sharon Marjorie Enl Shirley Francis Reynolds Reynolds Scott Smith Smith Solms 7 2 .fa - 1 Q- fl ' ' a c. f7 1'r?'! 1 ii ' ,f'- , My i. ff 'W' I '13 ' ' - I X, ' 0, - 'A 7-as 1 rw V' l l 'Av rv- A 8 I' ,Q x J 11? if' l K, 1 '31 tif' w .41 - 1 -f 1 V X7 ' ' n W Ax i fp Dale Garth Earlene Sonya Elaine Sammy Soultz Stichler Sulphin Tucker Turner Vanderpool 'side s ia- 'fe 'A ff, pe 1 X 4 4 hr.. Q ,iq lf Q vs 'Lf I v ' 'avg l V si I 'V 1 J h I . ' ,517 A -1.7 A , AL, ' 5 A -N ff! - 1 I Ji Z 'L R or L ,X -fd Marcella Shirley Ruth Ann Loretta Virginia Waller Norman Weaver Webb West Wqgsiin Wolf Wood Wright Sophomores , ' V ex . .7 laymu-M 1 , Az -'.f Q . do-xr, , P ' ,U AS kg, -va 'W ' 1? ,qs , Ap A 'wx GQ I . ' ,J , , A 1 J AJ N. 7 in N, N 'A . y 1 I 9' Linda Therese Eleanor David Rollene Anita Ailman Atkinson Baker Baker Barker Barton ,EQiT'X-7, 1 I n 1 N , l - V , .l ,h I 5 l F,-ff Dk I at X R, .-Q, f' may A . J xx W ix V ,. ,Q .. B Fx SF' I .- Carol Leon Vincent Elen Tom Delores Barton Bedwell Beneke Benson Berry Bowers r f ' tm K X . A, V-Q . ' 4 x .. ,--ff f , . rf N , ml ' 'ie ,fvi 'wx ' ff 'ax 1 'W X ' x. eq 1 F wx Q ,' ' I' , - - ' 1 - ' ' ' Y'-:if xi if I -Q1 I A -L-- 4 - 1:7 f ' - ik ' 3' is QD .B , 'Y it - Larry Tom Mike Dondra Jay Kay Brown Brown Burke Bush Byler Byler 1 N Q 1 . - X ' - - . . - : -. A4-I . ox-ff F J N H ,' 2 fe ' J A V Nl .X 1 , l 5 1 Betty Gene Patricia Bob Wanda Jerry Campbell Chandler Comer Coppock Couch Cox . 'iv N Ki X 5 g. ' ' ll - -rt. f 'ff J' A F g V+ 4 Q -,lf ,. - ,i - -ee' ' 8 Y, :ig 'X U l : ? i, Q ?fm- 1 ' f I Larry Barbara .lim Steve Phyllis Beverly Crngun Dailey Dalton Dawson Dean Dilley - If :re ' ,u I 5 , 4: I-ti ' l' -L ag J 4 -Y I af 'ant' ' V , 3 N 1 r A X :gg ' ' f s ' - .. . , , '- ,K A5 - X M 4 x -, .1 l L ' - N , . . f J. ' ' my fxwfx W, 1, X I X. W' l :aa Tony Sandra lllargarel Teil .lim Albert Dunham Elliott Evans Flannigan French Frymler 28 Soplmmores ,fxwrtx x 402 'Qc39r Q 6:1 if f V ,gr K-I 1 3 , 4 A11 rw- U , - -, ' -1- ' ' H - 1 .V f t , .1 ' 'f - .1 f' 'l ' d . ' 1 'tS.':'. Q , G P 4 X I ,A K Grace Leander Tom Trudy Doris Norma Gasldn Gould Graves Gray Griffin Griffin ,z I N A. X X ' . w . 7 , K ..., 3 ' G A we f T ,,. -av: H L, Q - l 1 - I - K Q ,wk ,vi - -1 ' ' .f ' - .f x Q, 1 -5 4 ' . ' I -1 ,. I , HMA' ' J p M , F A Lois Lois J im Ted Truman ,lane Gnxhb Hamilton Hartman Harvey Hawkins Hayes A ' g I '13 X 'ge I ' I V ' - ' - 5 , Y vw. . rl ' . -f 'W f . -1 e , l 'JV ' 1 - ,l N-r -f' 4 .fA,- L, X Ng. Y 1 G f. ' . 1 an A 'r -V L 'yffgfx i Dixie Joan David Tren! Mark Patricia Heath Heathcote Herring Hiatt Hinant Horner I 'ff' 'Ji 1:6 , I ,F A 4 Swag r -'xp ,Aug Av- ,- f 1 X' I Ronnie Patty Judy Linda Russell Sue Horn Hochstetler Huffman Hyatt Jackson Jackson ' ' A . lei ea- fa 1 ' -r , 2' 0- . ' lx i f J we--f 11x47 X Y? 'J ,f 1 . -. -' X-4 aw L Dick Linda Shirley Linda John Martha Johnson Jones Jones Kellogg Ketring King g 'I 4 911' Q f ad' ,QQ I ,GK gi , ia fv: 'vg 1 s - .f '-' 1 5:5 ' 7 1 or 4 f f f l A V .lanet Charles Wanda .lorry Shirley Mary Ann Kirby Knight Knobeloch Lemons Leonard Liestenfelt Sophomores -' , ,TTB 1 A I Marilyn Colleen Linville McCollu.m 3 I Y --I 'r-ef ,f 1 Pamala Vicki Millspaugh Millspaugh 1: . Q f N 5 .,.b ' .fl ft' X Robert .lohn Nelson Noble . an 4 'A Y A jx 1 wr' . -K 1 V Marvin Janet Persinger Poling Lowell Roby nge -34' f .o A Jerry Smith lv' 1747 -rf Sue Rock 41' .- -,...a .14 Marlene Smithson .ff ' , if , w ' 2 , ,Y - - tax: K Nfjiffi N' I.. I r Richard Larry McKelleb McNutt - 5. 'Q --5 , S- - . . , K Q - , Q 4' . Q N 7.1 , A Q r i X Robert Richard Moore Morris , 'Y-.. 'e , '33 , f!'x 144' 1' ' ,.,f' ,Av , , 1 4 t Paul Norman Nose Odcn L ily ., I VHP: ' Q X1 ,, ' I I cf 'ln , t ,f jf T' A .loan Mendenhall June Mowery Patricia Patterson -Q 905 -r-9 vi! Lucretia Nancy Phyllis Ramp Reynolds Roark ,, , 4,t.N ze. is ll' K H N 'fiafx . ,. . W , , C X' a' 1 , . gm - ' 2 41 1, 5' fbi ' ' fy , .' e- A ' Q v 1 ,. . . , ' J . 5.1, X 'X I xx ' . . Russell Lois Donna Roseberry Shugart Slater .Ze , J, .Mb N 'Q' J' y , . .1 W Freddie lack P31113 Sorg Stace Sllfphin . r-- awxhhi .J-' V47 L o Cora .l ane Millspaugh . Qt fx r 'Y 'MEF Sarah Neely Avg! Donna Pence T , .. I .. Raymond Roberts ' 11? t -. Mike Smith V i lr' P? 'ff Ralph Tedder fi IC' +4 ff' Ellen Thompson wr' , ' 1' f--I 6 . , ff, 'z ' is ' I 1 J .. KC, f, Don Welton Jef? ,Y .-x .ludith Tolle - ' x xi Nancy Werner dl .lanie Turner 1-.. .,,. .- .J 1,3 l N . Carlton Willis Sophomores 1 'Sf E l . X - . f - , ' ,J ' f 'tv if W. All W5 Fred Mary Ellen Saunrlra Turner Walkup Webb .619 -wJ? Lorraine Sherrill W'oorl W'yalt DQ, Sl 3. Q. fav ' 1 ew fr' se- if I Xi' taking it easy . . . letter girls . . . Goose Tatum . . . sleepy time gal . . . why, girls! . . . Greta Garbo . . . batter up . . . big wheel . . . ouch . . . three musketeers . . . we won . . . he works the lazy way . . . l ain't got nobody . . . is that Georgia Lee you're holding . . . act your age boys . . . look deep into my eyes . . . Freshmen y . W, -vc' . X 4' 2 , 4 fo r -3 KJ 9 4+ A 'X ,, ' 4- f'-it ..-.4 at ,Q-B. 1 - - l it , ., j 'J 1 - ,xi ' ' ' B ' .f -,: ,V ..,.w !: lik -rg-C39 -il J, X- F-:ffl QA- V , - , X V , . V I l 7' , ,W A ,J . W Billy Franklin Mary Michael .lames Joseph Abney Andes Armes Atkinson Ayres Baker 7 7 i +R o f me-M B 'Z N e Q - f A f -2 -.V J X. -3' .lb-.f P M. t N-m..,. 1' , rs... , ni Nancy Russell Howard James Jackie Judith Barton Basket! Black Blake Boht Bonewitz ,f 4l-'N' :Lt 'SQ ' X .w1 wr 1 A 'ff 5 1 lk l N XY - 4.l','2,3t 1 X -A - -5,8 Q 1 N 'I , V , -.Av J l-LN,. X, is 'rs' 1 tar Dixie Vernon Violet Bessie .lames Russell Bosworth Bosworth Bowsman Brewer Briles Bruch ., pf ' X l of wk A. iq, . rg, lf. -i s P .. AV? it ,ff 'Q ' , . I A fi if . -Q f - A of f ' -B --if 'ff-Q , XC ' 'R' ' .. ,E A' 'Aff' ' f . 1 N' Rf . -Q f f A ' M , 1 ,Y fi - X --ff' - ' -5 Wqjgv , f N' . , ' '-..fff - x-H I -.Af sf ' . Ag ' . W- , ' . .-Uhr Mervyl Arthur Joyce Robert Nancy Samuel Burdette Butler Cardwell Clark Cole Columbus X 151. I sg 2:5 . , , ,Q li 5, ' ew' il 1 f ,- -7 1 -' ef'-1 .J Xt . ,1 a - ,l ' . fl V 'N Q , 1 avi' Y sA1,:j,,. r .4 B A X Q , V5 ok' ' J! 4 ex'-gf V- c, A c-.L.f,.. N Ne l Y aw- Carolyn R0g91' Russell Billy Robert Rita Courtney Cragun Crouclier Davies Dawalt Day ' lM'?Z'1 ' mg , 7 X ' sl ' 73-li ' 'V ' ' X' Xl N. . ' y' -Q. - - y I 1 K. i T? I - 1 -2 l -.. Y- 1. - 5, U was fd! 8 5 ' gg! F' ll , , ' 'X e . JX B t 1 ' X Q, . .Q rosy F f ' .. gg .P ' l f J Xt ' X - in X' . - 0 2 Paula Bob David ,ludith David Wilford Decker Dilts Drollinger Druley Eakins Eakins I f-Q ' i ' A 'X X, gf X llixif' Eck fi . ,Q ,Cl 'X 1 .f '7 Lincla Frymier yql Q-f--7 ,lully Griffin ,5- iff Linda Hillman . ja: ' , j ri! ,ff 1' X Gerald Hutte 4' 1 'T Judith Judy Freshmen ff :CX . ' 1 fi! rf' .xx Daniel Patricia .loe Deanna Edwards Fisher Foley Fortney , RY' 11, 1 ZXZ.. Ai ' i -E -41.7 Wi. A-P x Leonard John Fugate Cf-rlier T7 -ifiif ' .uv Morris ivnnelli Griffin Grubb vs. ff: 'V 2? .fn A ,, '. ,f ,Y-Hd x 4 Basil Sheila Horn Huffman Bill lrelanzl 'af Q Karen Kelly '2' Darlene JOIlf'S . .1 Kwai 4,5 If I Darryl l,a1 ni- ff' Darlene Foster ' cv ,qv X Duvirl Gillespie er v sesvb' . , I - -' ,1- .- f 1 Jiinle Hayes. ,gk ,tml -f . v--ff' Hoge-r Hunrlley .loycc Jones ,gr U5 -., 'Q' ,lim-pliiiic l.islon Freshmen ,4-N 'W 'vw - rf W.. A Dorothy Lon H E- ,fo ,ez fffil' if , 4:3 11:65. Kathy McKinney V4- f,f'i 'tg w. - ,gn . 'wiv 7 5 - K .- 'Q-xi x '1z! S A Martha 'llm-ily Lois Mullins g, - ,fr 1 V .52 ' A Mg' W: f at P 1 ',n f , 'fr-' . A 1 --.X XA ,Yw'T',t VA-. --..,,-44' I - x Q X D-txt Q ' 'if' lt rj Y' Trent Floy fl Larry My ron Thelma Lung Love Lowe :xlCl:0Illll3ll fllcliellelu WX 527' 3 YW' 'F 5 'zz nr. M N...f Joyce' ,l9iiIllliIlG Tony Delores ljillflflll xICLP3ll Mclvllirt Haclllox lllurklalml Nlurlin y ., Q ..-X bf ff' V - .14 ,F Q - s ' r .P Q, ,Q 5 ,, p -fs . 'K -- V Q-2 'W' , -,x-' N4 ,jf . sv . N-if ' x ,jfisj --r ff ' - r 4,4 -WM Robert Jerry Katherine Billy Ituviel tleyfarq Miller lllilliilliillglll Mit:-llf-ll Morgan ,gn .19 -Q4 Marjorie ClPnnu Nlxr-rs Neerllvr ...az Q., 10' -N! .J l . - 'f,::. ag'- lz F2 QQ- V . h ' f f mb' ,rl X - ,.-,..... x L .W . xx: ,N .fi . Hobart ,lnsf-ph Nelson Yelson Aix ,df Y. l,01s Nelson 14 r -- Y-47 425 -' Patty Holly 1 a sle l hxrle Dorothy .lznnf-s Nelson Ne-:bitt Nichol on Nu er on Nivr-rson Urlen A- Q . , Cs f fs- 1' 'X - 4' S - Q, f - .Il 1 , E if '17 'iff ' K SQT7' iv if .X N l A .. . A X 1 4 4 . A I jannvs Marilyn .llllly Suzanne Nliclnwl Sllirlvy' l'ac'v Parker Pattison l'1-nnington l'1-rsin-'r-r l'1-lt-rs 2 4? 3 ,lean I l oling 1-JA 5 -g.-P W, ! -L Barbara Shell 135' James Snyfler 15 Aan ,Qs ' -nl Rice nf ' Lowell Shelton Glenda Slurbuck - ii Paul .l anel Swaffnral Ynrvell f . x -f4 l juclith James Willis Whiteman Eugene Marcia Grant HL-will -e 'I' X4 f f Mary Richerson Ruley r ' QV x Eh. l Fw ' .4 S i E +77 K eu CL IWW 4 .J , , 1 , i . -f'7 I C - 4 xx ' Margaret Rebecca Shoop Fhugart flu , - V ge Li' 1 43 - Y., . fx , ' -- -f Q4 ' atgxxx Q Larry Buford Steiner Slichler f Gg A f ' 'Ae , ',,.7' -'fe X r ' , 'XX I F ---'A She-ryle Walter xi'ill'll0t'l'i Werner fs f '- fr I l ' s ' A N at - A, 14 x ', . F3 e J . fl viii. x Rivlianl Robert Wvolf Wvmnl Not Pivturefl Larry YYemlell .lohn Kinfler Lune fllilforal 4? 1' 1 ri' Q1 Nona Scott , 'V , -1' I ..--5 Robert Sloan Freshmen V 4 pw- ,ww A X . ff e 5' ,Q4 f x Paul Shane 'F' i Rose Ffllen Fniithson he Marilyn Fanrlra Furher Fulton lu 25 f' ..-R eww ' ,we 456 -6' il Ll V4 ,I i Pl M wx - 1 Arnold Sally Yvesling Wiley 13- 'W' W .Q vi' A 'K Sanflra Marsha Wvoml Zirlxle .lvrry lztbllillfl Nlurria West Lua, w s ' ka' A I-f ' f 1 , . . f L if 2' 2 1 ,ill N, ' 1 1 1 1 f W Q 3. -viaialw V , :bu I-Ifglt'ufl 'el ' 8 , , , . . .,. , A , ,. , . 4 ., A , 4 ' , , -Vt 1 ' 2251-f V' V A A ' ,- - ' - X Viv- ' A ,al ' is ,QT - iw gh if if f 'fa 5 3? ' , fe , 'R 2 A 'l ' ' A t-Q' , , S 'Ti,TM't7- ' K -fx, ,. J .J -' WX 1 -N .X t f 4' -Q or-gi w l .if f QE -if V e 4' ' .1 ff V 1 V V 1 K V It W t 4 li li b Sf, Gu, ' ' 'T'-ti, :ff 5 V -'fax 3 .- si. I -5- 1 i - 'Tn - if gd I -Q'-if 3' ' ' 'J' PX Emi 'ff ff '. 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K r ' t 1 I f t ' , ' 'I 4 , . l i'Y ' M' ' g 1-1: 4 '- A Lx . 3 - t - .. ..,,.,. z Qs..-,J - Yu: ts 3 0 Senior Snaps a key to success . . . what's so funny . . . big game hunter . . . monkey shines . . . shutterbug . . . anyone for a game . . . he ain't my brother . . . swimming in the sea of cars . . . muscleman . . . sitting pretty . . . chickenheads . . . Maggie . . . to be or not to be . . . the pause that refreshes . . . ma and pa . . . the thinker . . . just surp Ed . me and my teddy bear. . , in our younger days . . . just between us two the Red Goose . . . ready for the kick off . . . see no evil . . . no comment tell me a story . . . in your Easter bonnet . . . look here . . . watch the birdie lady of leisure . . . how's this . . . see what happened . . . honor girl . . . rise . . . are you bored . . well, now I wouldn't know about that . . . cold, . . dimples. 36 . -wk.: 1. 'fe a s 5 -f ' 5: 1 rw--ri X A ' ' 1 1 .,t Q ,, l F742 LU ill lil. I ' F 'i r ga ce 4, ::' Su iv 2. 1 1' ,Q .ff iw fy ' X as wxsxx me ,Q -- ss- X ss- ' resort s s Xi XXXNX Qs, kayak x, N We had a wide variety of activities this year ranemff from plays and dances to pllbl1C8ll0IlS and athletics. Honor Society. a new ac- tivity this year. was installed by the chapter at Marion Hi h School. Here Pat Warnock. sales , manager. awards checks to Larry Atkinson and Charles Mitchell who won first and X , , , X X f X Xxx f A X XX X X 1 f ' ' X x ss X X rx X X xx ,xx N X ., '-14. 147 -. ,X ,- Ei fr xxxs 54 f 5 C C' 0 F' second places respectively in the Pow Wow sales con- IESL The activity strain must 4,-2-LSL have been too much. Poor iii' Larry! ,f i S55 ia css'- -sixc-X-A gxxs xx 1 X , ff Q 1 K' ,1'i'! ' ff, ,I W ' ' , f' I I4 ' - jf! 2- , X , A fm - r x ' ' fan' , ,, , ,f ' riff fc. , . -g 9'! N , f ::f1f:- Q X, fgfgkzfff 37 Fam i I i ur Fa mrs 'Fill Several students assisted our cooks in preparing the daily lunches. They washed trays and silver and served as cashiers, which was very necessary to keep the cafeteria functioning efficiently. - ,,. .lqgj y These are the students who help Mr. Gosser and lVlr. Arbuckle keep our school clean and neat. lf it had not been for these boys working overtime, the building would have been as we left it every afternoon - not too neat. These girls were always helpful through their work in the offices of the principal and the deans. They collected the absentee slips and tardy slips each period of the day and kept an accurate record of attendance. Whenever there was typing to he done, an errand to be run, or other general office work, they could be counted on. The ones pictured are only a few of the girls who assisted. This is a group of students who assisted in the work of the library by furnishing the rooms with dictionaries, caring for incoming new magazines and books. and keeping these in order. Their duties included repairing books. maintaining a magazine reference library, and preparing bulletin board displays. They always had the experienced guid- ance of Mrs. Terrell. ilk! Three office girls helped to keep the Principal,s and Superintendentls offices running smoothly and efficiently. Marjorie Barker, clerk in the Principalis office, performed a variety of duties originating in the office and also had charge of the bookstore. Mary Royse. not pictured. undertook these duties of Mrs. Barker's when she left. Gertrude Crosby was the activity bookkeeper. Kathryn kept accounts for the School Board. if I Here is a very important team at M.H.S. Every student and teacher will agree that our cooks were the champs. Besides serving a daily lunch, they prepared meals for the ball teams after the away games. Familiar Faces Mr. Gosser and Mr. Arbuckle are the two janitors whose responsibility is to keep the build- ing in good order. They seemed to be always at hand when we needed their help so badly. tl? PQ Nz ' The Photography Club. sponsored by Mr. Meyer. was formed for the purpose of learning more about the taking and developing of pictures. A few members of the club processed pictures for the school paper and also took some snapshots and processed them for the Pow Wow. The group sponsored the exhibit of the winning photos of the National Photography contest. They assisted in the production of the three one-act plays through publicity photography. Hi-Y The Hi-Y Club, sponsored by Mr. Harry F. Treber, corresponds to the Tri-Hi-Y in its aims and purposes. Its membership is open to boys only. The members attended two dis- trict meetings as part of their club activity for the year. They spon- sored the basketball programs that were given to all spectators. At one of the basketball games they collected money for the polio fund. The club members also sponsored the Easter program. The officers elected by the group were as follows: Lawrence Barker, presidentg Russell Bruch fnot picturedl, vice presidentg and Pete Nesbitt, secretary-treas- urer. Jim Coe served as chaplain for the first semester. ., ..7.,, QNX-ng CX Ei i , -v--.....-Q Smoke Signal . , -Q f- X Q- 3 v?L T 'zwhere will this story fit? ,lanice Miller, Jeannie King. and ,ludy Smalley asked themselves this question many times as they were serving in the capacity of page editors on the Smoke Signal staff. It was their job to assign stories, check them, provide for the heads and their copyediting. and make up pages one, two, and three. Terry Bickel and Jesse Horner were the staff writers on all sports events and data. They were responsible for pre-game coverages, past-game coverages. sports cartoons. and miscellaneous sports iterns. They also acted as page editors - writing heads, copyediting, and making up page four. I 9 5 5 Smoke Signal Staff . uf' -Q, V l V.-ss-.. , x David Jernigan, Pat 0'Brien, and Susie Dalton made up the business staff. As circulation man- ager, David counted the papers, distributed them, and figured the income from circulation. Business manager Susie Dalton was in charge of all adver- tising sales and receipts and made-up space for ads. Exchange editor Pat O,Brien received exchange papers from other schools and sent our papers to them. 444 Carol Gorman. Georgia Poling. Sharon Atkin- son, and Vaughn Cragun assisted in reporting news, writing features, editorials, regular col- umns, and heads, and copyediting. Most of the students on the staff were not limited to one activity, but performed a variety of duties, thus gaining a more balanced experience in newspaper work. Senior Play 32 l f 5 Xi ll llr' 'M' ,, , , .. . 'o'o'o'o'o:o'wow rvmjw fo'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'oi bmw MOA ,9M'4 :Wo'J Bowl.-'O-'AM ' - o.oy,nn.o.v,ooo M0400 4 94, .M 'mm 'NN iw'-4' f J 'Swim R45 h9I:'4.9s fe V-Rh fdfbfvivilffv'-VJ.i 'i ' - D R The Senior Class Play, ul-li-Time, under the direction of Mr. Townley and our student director, Pat Warnock, was presented November 5 and 6. This is the first year for our school to use a double cast, and it worked very nicely. The story is about the Collins family which includes shy, mousy Elsie, and kid sister Kathy . After just moving into a new town Kathy tells everyone her sister Eloise7' was very beautiful and had been terribly popular. Elsie has to live up to her reputation or be humiliated, but she really wins in the end. The truth is told, all is forgiven, and Elsie is neither humiliated nor made fun of, but is now a popular high school girl. v L , lk ll wx 1-vf gl a e i if I1 O l. ' I 1 ll i i If 5 l i ' , I - , ' ,W x 'i X in all gg il i s Lk X' 'X af P -g . 42 Senior Play The production staff was made up of those students who were interested in the advertising, supplying materials, and helping with the play. The out play should be cred't d ' come of the IC to them just as much as the cast. w if . an ink G. I 1 , lbw ii Q F? I ki' an.. fi' 9 1 J' i f . .A fx IS, M Q w r , i il , 'i -, . 4 f 1 'Y And -' M S l nv-. ,, 43 Honor Society The Mississinewa Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized just this year. ln an impressive program in the gym on December 22. the Marion Chapter welcomed our chosen group of juniors and seniors to the national group. The purpose of the society is to establish scholarship, courage, leadership. and high character as the ideals of each student. Though our club was new, its activities included sponsoring dances and courtesy week. NATIONAL HONOR . oem Xt Z X QA N Til 2 5, 5 V Q1 ff. JF? id? f. 'wr 5 .Z 'S E O D rf' N ' Q' K 7 I Student Council The student representative body, the Student Council, is composed of members of each class. Chosen from the Senior and Junior classes as president and vice president were Larry Atkinson and Dixie Hinesley. During the year the Student Council, with the able as- sistance of its sponsor. Mr. Meyer, supplied several convocations for us. Among these were Terry Colden, folk singer, Ken Smith, cartoonist, and Bertelleis birds. The annual magazine sales con- test was supervised by the Stu- dent Council. The money earned will be used for the completion of the stage and a motion picture projector. 'pq rf .- '57 ki A sv i s..,,N 'J-........... sbs, of hx W X N XX f 'Q'X' A x 'XX , 4-A. .. X X X .Q The xo -xo- ' Pow ou! 1955 X, Publzshvd bs The Senior Claws fUl9SlSSllIP1UC1 Hzffh School Af' Gas City Indiana ,gh i 3 45 T xii X K f f I ffl I ,blf ff, X41 I , fflf, f M , ,,:,i . . . . f. 54 Z- . I., ., gf' l f . . ' L -k -5 ,ef ' Lf. 31 15, A f gcx iff' xbi X 7 -X-Si X2 1 f .X L - ,,,- x x5 N , x f 1 ,--qgsrixlx XX x ,,f in - o C ,. I ,I f 'f X X: ,, I L' , 1 - I lf- .f,.4-' , 11 Lf Af , 1 , E- . , f' f I A' -f' , . .' 1 ' ,, I , . uf, ,. 5 , ,X - V . Jr' - 5 ' f' fzn' , ,A , f , il ,f.:if',,-, yf X XX . 7,5473 .2,4,1,. 'flu'-f-f Dramatics Club Here is a picture of the Dra- matics Club, directed by Mr. Townley. Composed of members who enjoy acting, this club was responsible for most of the skits and school programs we saw. They also presented the three one-act plays, which were the following: '4Chost of Pumpkin Hollerv was about a hillbilly family who moved into a haunted log cabin and found gold. Wilbur's Wild Nightl' began when Wilbur thought he had a dream. The story was actually true and the dream got everyone in trouble. Mystery of the Locked Room was the story of a family who in- herited a mansion. They found' a girl in a locked room who was actually a relative. I Awswi' .bmsu-was-wg 1 1:-W-'-ff-- . A i. Xie ki Y N -xl nn. 3 As soon as the Pep Club was organized, one member of each class was elected as a class representative for the year. This group met often with the cheerleaders and the club sponsor, Miss Witte, to discuss the various problems which arose. Whenever there were plans to be made for a pep-session skit or a convocation, the uidle men and womena' of our student body worked out appropriate programs and playlets. These proved entertaining to the students and faculty, as well as arousing the M.H.S. school spirit. Pep Club lfvbui J A . .QV 1 'i fi' -T Q x 'X R fi -'S NN 1 47 1.- F Junior Play H+, B.. E f xv, -,,i,gJiv,L14xv.2-'k1LQfx,'A1'ifkZ-g :I tx '. I 3 l tl In the junior hit comedy, Backwoods Romeof' Romeo Montague, a 21- year-old young scientist from the wilds of Canada who had never seen a woman before, came to visit his friends, Larry McNeil and Rex Simons. He learned about women very quickly when he met Larry's sisters, Connie and Billie. The comedy was hightened with the appearance of the Speedee Movers, a group of four slow- moving ladies UD dressed in coveralls and their outspoken leader, who insisted that they must take the furniture because it had not been paid for. Meanwhile the naive Romeo was introduced to civilization in the raw. He felt drunk after learning how to kiss from Connie, his teacher at the moment, and he was taken aback at the slang that all of them used, The play reached a climax when Romeo's ABCD bomb proved to be not an atomic discovery, but an excellent cure for a common cold, and when the quick-to-run Rex was found to be really courageous for rescuing a manfrom a burning car. All were happy as the curtain closed - Romeo had his Connie, Rex and Billie had reconciled their differences, and Larry and Orpha found they could be happy together. 'i 59 E gl we E, , i f t 48 fsf'-, fLfL.- A 9Ji'A', 'Z1' X i Qfwittifvvvvw qI11l1ia1l'll'll1gy ---4 Behind the scenes the production staff did its best to make the play a success. The student directors assisted in the learning of lines and rehearsals. The stage man- ager and assistants had the responsibility of curtains, sound effects, and lighting. The properties committee was responsible for collecting all properties needed on the stage. The make-up committee was given the task of applying the stage make-up to the cast. Announcements, posters, and handbills were the work of the publicity committee. The business staff was in charge of ticket sales and expenses. The usherettes received tickets and supplied programs at the door. '--1 zeswgggvgw 1 L ' ' gijkoo o 4 oooooooo ., , , 9f3i?f9UUV5 i ,, ',' grthggggght f' 'JgpZ, ,o45, ogp4gQ5 -af S.. .Uno ev 0 ,'x'x'mw5'Q N rsiavao r -. , .QC 'n,F,K,M A9 . , . .0 ' I .f Q I f . ,Z,f'u3'51 , x' X 'ut' :aff if l Q 1,- if , f , , i Q I A ix g l ,vi 13- ' . 5 ,, ff-w f gql. E?-3 1 ,.4' aigfzl 0 ' - ' i , 'Ri?Fff3x,,. ' ,, 3 - 'NT :-,. lah , J.. Q ,1s,fff5'jf:,::-.li ' Y P 5' fl f ' ,x'1 3i'l K! -WJW --' - ,JR ' Q by 'fm ' N f' ' 1 l Q. , ,. V I ff X vii? it--il iii. it t A A - ' My . W i,.qQ-g.3,5W.x1, 1- . , ,NV :N . . , Y . ,. sk- ada sa:-. , Wifi . 'N-1 . an 1 2 'STX -K , ...M vi ,W ka fi. v X, ..4, . . I. ,mv-,, .X xl N ai vfeif' U A , 1 ,V u A. . 1 .. 4. . 5 A' ' . Y ' .. 1 'r Aff.. f bf? -L' 'aiwvr' X, .- , N- -:M . ..y x 1-N' Q58 A .. -P -N 2 -. N '1 1 s E '-,G 2 Gif M l SW Q1 .xx WE-4 Y' -A was wwf Zvi' rr 74 li X Senior Snaps pose, Larry . . . that Ipana smile . . . where did you get that jacket . . . headin' for an Oscar . . . Hollywood, here we come . . . say cheese . . . happy birthday, Roma . . . reddi kilowatt . . . what are you hiding, Jean . . . now how does this thing work . . . warming up . . . the greatest cast ever . . . what big eyes you have . . . quarrel? . . . forever blowing bubbles . . . caught in the act . . . rain, rain go away . . . wow! check those muscles . . . the clan . . . working hard . . . glamour gal . . . Cueball Jernigan . . . pickpockets . . . melancholy mood . . . our President . . . babies must play . . . nature girl . . . card sharks . . . name 'em and you can have 'em . . . barefoot contessa . . . now get this straight . . . you call this acting . . . one head, four feet . . . worn out . . . buddies . . . cheesecake . . . girls, what are you doing. 50 A . i k s G.A.A 1 . '-s. uf? -X Mi S N l is G.A.A., Girls, Athletic Association, is an organization for girls who love sports and enjoy participating in them. They play such sports as softball, bowling, basket- ball, and volleyball, when these sports are in season. Miss Witte is the supervisor of this club. -, 55'- i S This is a picture of the students who run and help run the movie projector. They are responsible for showing films to different classes and for different teachers. Mr. Roy McKee is the supervisor of this organization. 51 , Nlusical 0rganizations R...-,- The Robed Choir and Band make up the music department of our school. Both groups consist of students who like music, either vocal or instrumental. On December 22, the choir and band presented a music program in the high school gymnasium. Under the direction of Mr. Saliba, the band always performed at home ball games and the choir sang for several school pro- grams and functions. This year both the choir and hand at- tended the District Choral Festival at Kokomo, while the choir selected members to attend the festivals at Indianapolis and Purdue. ' anim ,il Q. X x Wx K '51 ' K Q , av 9 x . , A ,V 'c wx? 4- 1 1 fo V. v Q' R i , 'Q 1 X V? 9:59. V, kv.: , 1532 - :'?a l rv, xg, 1' ,.. , ..v-',f.1+--.... ..,, .,.--..- v,. 41? ...Z-vi: ' ,- ll, X , a 8 Q,...gy-M NR. Q 0 9 Y I - lyn x ' . .x t . Mx , .. . . if 3 3 x :gf r X5 xx , sis' , sf ' fi, wi 9,98 X Q ' '-' QQ3: if 5 K V D ful 5T'gLh Q ,L X AQ E 5 W' .Q . , lf- ' www Ye.. .. ,r I A i RY. :A Aguw - The three girls to whom the editing of this Pow Wow should be credited are Mary Anna Dailey, feanne King, and fudy Smalley. They have arranged, organized, and supervised this entire book. X 'T Susie Dalton, Larry Atkinson, Pat 0,Brien, Bob Mitchell, and Pat Lightle make up the advertising staff for the Pow Wow. They have all worked hard selling advertising to support our own annual. s v Q , M x., x X ,fx -x x. Z , -f' All 5 The 1955 The write-up committee consisted of Shirley Ballinger, Marthena Pence, and lanice Miller. Their responsibility was to write all written articles except the sports section which ,was done by the sports staff. i 2 These are the two boys who made up the photography staff. Leon McKelleb and Larry Shrout have had the difficult task of taking several pictures at conuos and programs and helping Mr. Paglow with the more important ones. Pow Wow Staff Larry Shrout and Tom Harris made up the sport staff. Their job was to write up and organize all the material for the sports section. which includes football. basketball. and travk. ff' The sales staff consisted of Pat Warnock and fllargarer .1ladd0.r. They supervised the sale of Pow lluows. recorded them. and distributed the books when they Hffl-l'l'd in the spring. M, 'L 5 vw.. . lg ' A - WN' mf N7 V I This is a picture of the paste-up com- mittee. ,laneen Swift, Wilma Roberts. Dixie Oatman, and Carol Gorman spent long hours trimming and pasting pictures before the book could he sent to press. .4ll of the art work in this yeafs annual was done by three girls, Annice King. Sue lllillspaugh, and Nancy Wheat. They laboriously drew the small draw- ings for the seniors and faeulty plus all of the division pages. oreword We seniors have decided to let you take a peek fwe'll even let you take a long lookj into our diary for the past year. Its pages contain our accounts of events taking place during our last year of school at Mississinewa. Now we're ready to be graduated from the scene where four long -and, for the most part, happy-years were spent. Some of us hate to leaveg others of us are glad to start the long journey on the road to success. And so, in the hope that you'll all remember us, we want to leave with you a key to the pictorial and verbal account of our experiences. 2 Cheerleaders Georgia Poling. lllary Anna Dailey. Kathryn Davies. and Ron- nie Carmony were elected varsity cheerleaders for foothall and hasketlnall. Besides leading the cheering at hall games. they were in charge of the Pep Cluh. includ- ing practices. pep sessions. and formations. B e f o 1' e basketball season. all four of them attended the cheerleaders conference in Bloomington. They were also in- vited to attend the Marion Cham- her of Commerce Banquet and the ll'l.V.C. Banquets along with the team. It was their continued encouragement t 0 w a r d good sportsmanship that helped keep the good reputation of our stu- dents. Tri-Ili - Y 'I 5. -..QM 1--f -Hr The Tri-Hi-Y Club. sponsored by Mrs. Cleo Terrell. was formed for the improvement of citizenship and school standards. At their first meeting of the year. Max Kelley. boys' secretary of the Marion Y,M.C.A.. was the guest speaker. The group elected Shelba Furnish as president. Lincla llvatt as vice-president. and Sandra Elliott as secretary-treasurer. The executive committee appointed Lois Grubb to act as chaplain. During thc year the group sponsored a convocation commem- orating Thanksgiving Day. Also, together with the Hi-Y Club and the Dramatics Club. they spon- sored another convocation in ob- servance of the World! Day of Prayer. The activities of the Future Homemakers of America included sponsoring dances, sending repre- sentatives to the state convention and the fall and spring district meetingsg and were highlighted by a trip to Chicago in the spring. They also had their monthly pro- grams under the leadership of Mrs. Vera Jean Carroll. Kathryn Davies served as pres- ident for the group. Marthena Pence filled the office of vice president, and Georgia Poling was chosen for the duties of treasurer. Janet Reynolds reported events of the clubg Elaine Turner served in the capacity of secretaryg and Janeen Swift undertook the tasks of parliamentarian. we-v r ' 76 Q xx: L :za 3 1 U 4 . , Y FOHOAO +iMAKER-9 s1'lll O gn ll D n . vi, 5 nga! , W 'v O of Su nos 9- ge N S x .S 5 XS -1 wir S... i rv T I 8245! 3? BL 1..- 4 he ,,,. I- 1 , af , I f - l f 1 l 'Q 9 Q .-.af . X. .LV K ' left 'af-'ff if R f 5 its Q Q EISSINENFK I UI N5 f-gg-rv , s v V I Z, 4.-1,1 X , ' g Special Events Put your little foot right out . . . the coach speaks . . . on key, everyone - ,:.,: flej zz. -z' 'ips 1 st Y, at . 4 y ,f if I 4 ' f . A T Maw-if LY 1. l Q 2: ix Q, 1 Q Tennessee Ifarnie fans . . . Mrs. Hertelleis lvirds perform . . . Janice reads . . . the Dramatics Club waits its turn on the Christmas program . . .the Ti-Hi-Y girls re- mind us ofthe Yvorld Day of Prayer . . . a thought to rememher . . . just a couple of lemons . . . Janet wins first prize . . . Terry Colde nsings some folk songs for us . . . Look whois on TV . . . come on yell . . . square dancing can he fun Marion chapter installs our Honor Society chapter . . . Mommy does the mamho with Santa Claus . . . the Coldenis show ns hon it's done. 59 JJ, 4, . uf, , s Zim :TZ l Track Queen Q if Attendants ,-. A '27 FREDERHDA SORG MARGARET MADDOX L l l This year Susie Dalton reigned as Track Queen for Mississinewzfs only all-school formal dance on Friday, April 22. Four girls, Margaret Maddox, seniorg Ruth West, juniorg Fredericka Sorg. sophomoreg and Marilyn Parker, freshmang were chosen by their re- spective classes to be her attendants. MARILYN , PARKER ' RUTH ANN WEST - 'E' ' Track Queen 1 2,51 af ' .J i 1 11, Q: J J' , N 3. - , :in . if , ,, SUSIE DALTON X .4 5, , at N i i.'2.i'1.Z1,. , fi. nail., Y 'Z timing , 1 ffwmq f G ,l i fax, V . if t 'xvffm 1' ' H-:+V-5-A . 'K ' WX S l U . Qu. Jighgdj ' Y xg, 1 A QW' lui' qt? ' 'K is C3 r' i 'Rc l X- t 'l i' . 1 15 , 5 'Q x-tiff f 1, This an' That . . . lover, when you're near me . . . arenit we proud . . . make it, Pete . . . bool . why so sad, Johnnie . . . snake charmers . . . couples . , . whisper in my ear . . so this is a slumber party . . . caught you . . . cool cat . . . throw her in . . statuettes . . . kiss of fire . . . swimming champs . . . what is so rare as a Day, Dixie? . . . grab it, Rich . . . men of distinction . . . future biologists . . . smile, donlt sneer . . . feet. feet. wh0's got the feet . . . lndian hotshot . . . just loafing . . . primping . . . our two queens , . . is this 1955 . . . ham . . . sourpuss . . . executives . . . sing of your alma mater . . . gee, a Cadillac . . . is this posed, girls . . . just a couple of juniors . . . swing me, baby . . . it'll be all right . . . let's have a cheer. 62 .5 A is xxx K Q I K . N K x Y i A XX' R N - . . , .0 .XI slX?Nf4i3-Qii . ,I ,X 'j. xx tix Q ,ff' f i xxfiesxkx t. I 'x LX NX,'t ft ,Q This year a new foot- ball coach, Mr. Charles Fisher, led our boys to seven wins and two de- feats. Mr. lohn Fredenberger has led the tribesrrzen brilliantly d u r i n g this year's hardwood season. He also contributed much effort Io the football team. Mr. Smalley will again coach the track team, try- , ing for a third M.V.C. victory. f-5--fr 5 4 :- Qi K G F .-NC ?E?fs X -Q Qt : r Q- A M f . 1' .Z I 1 1 f ' 1,19 1 1, 1 4541 f' 63 Football Audley Cragun Larry Atkinson Joe Easles Hugh SWVCIIIHIII SEASON Mississinewa 27 Mississinewa 39 Mississinewa 12 Mississinewa 19 3 Bob Mitchell 64 Dan Ludlow RECORD North Vernon Wabash Bluffton Alexandria John Hueston Charles Mitchell Ed Jernigan Mississinewa Fairmount Mississinewa Royerton Mississinewa Portland Mississinewa Sheridan Mississinewa Winchester Don Hall Pete Wrigllt Football Larry Shrout ,L ,lon Knapp Walter Wboml fjzf, tx. 53 ..fNx , fhis is our dean, Mr. Smalley, relaxing at the lakes after a hard school year. He's our nomination for outdoor man of the year. X ? X WYX:,x--Q-X X NWS XX X lx NN X veg N X XX - X - X ixx x X X 5 ,X XX X XXX WNX Q 'er-7' Herei our other dean Mrs Carroll We called her M155 Fesm1re until :he took tha fatal step durmv Thanksffrvmff wacatron She s our nomlnee for brlde of .- fy, the year 45 -ex -5-,T ,tg V 1, ,X -xr QS, X- fQbifxf-' , if y, ffl, 4 14,41 .flfyy gif. y , ,gli Aff' e :- li x f - ., 1 Football Terry Bickel Richard Myers Dan Lively David Baker MVC CONFERENCE The players listed on the opposite page were placed on the MVC All Conference Team. ,lack Stace Larry Fanning Larry Hyatt 66 Football s .,,.., B .-..-,- . I - . - -4 -. urn' W. D -4,., Q -,.- ,.. 1 ..,.,-,,:-N, , ., ,.. .f- nz., . , , 5.4. A t: 'A--- - , . ' ' - , 1-s,-. 4, L ,MV v 'V L EL-,7 , :Q- .. ' 'Q' Lu.--' f . .'- .J-age.-L45 . . - .,,q:,-J Russell Brucll Elen Benson Paul Dawson MHS Players Audley Cragun, Center Pete Wright, Tackle Dan Ludlow, End Larry Atkinson, Quarterback Hugh Swetnam, Halfback Bob Mitchell, Guard Larry Fanning, Halfback Ted Flannigan in Bill Mitchell Mike Burke Bob King 67 Football This year the Mississinewa lndians won seven games and lost only two. This is the best season we have had yet. Our new coach, Charles Fisher, led our boys on the victory trail. Coach Fisher is coaching a high school football team for the first time this year. Although he has changed our tactics somewhat, he has gotten results that we can all be proud of. fr Joh 4 Aft: AJ J if Y 68 4 Basketball .,' . E gas Bglwl owl Au The Mississinewa lndians this year had a fairly successful season, winning 14- and losing 8. The Indians this year won one game in the sectional and lost another to Marion. The team included three seniors, two sophomores and the remainder, juniors. The B-team, up and coming, had a fairly successful season also. The B-team beat some of the tougher schools in this area. This team shows a lot of promise for future years. Mississinewals freshman also showed a lot of promise by winning some of their more important games. These fine lads are looking forward to the varsity next year. i A Q g ,isa . P N l .1 N b ' K' is Li-l Q 1 if lk 1 69 Basketball Larry Atkinson Audley Cragun Bob Mitchell Mississinewa Middletown Mississinewa Jefferson QGbJ Mississinewa Royerton Mississinewa Fairmount Mississinewa Portland Mississinewa Pendleton Mississinewa eiVan Buren Mississinewa Bluffton Mississinewa Sweetser Mississinewa Montpelier Mississinewa Noblesville Mississinewa Alexandria Mississinewa Dunkirk Mississinewa Hartford City Mississinewa Wabash Mississinewa Winchester Mississinewa 9'Swayzee Mississinewa Hagerstown +0verlime COUNTY TOURNEY Mississinewa 59 Swayzee Mississinewa 47 Fairmount SECTIONAL Mississinewa 38 Sweetser Mississinewa 35 Marion Richard Day Pete WTI ht 70 Basketball Wfalter Woocl Richard Myers This year M. V. All-Conference basketball team members were: Hold, Royerton Brand, Royerton Stroup. Fairmount Allen, Portland Silvers. Portland Members of the second team were: Dodd, Winchester Fanning, Mississinewa Dawson, Mississinewa Freeman, Portland Bunner, Royerton Honorable mention from Mississinewa: Don Foreman Paul Dawson Don Foreman Larry Fanning 71 Track V 1 , - ,,. .Hp 5.-w' - sIgf.1,g'.g:+ Y, 9 'vu ' www - ' 92 .4 ' - A , , xcl. ,wi 1 .-- . - ' . v. 'F X W' . . . 1 Q Jpw. -' ' ,- -- . . 9,35 A. - K . lg Q .K wp. J I , 'S W. 1. ,x.,,,U7.:, x , X x ,qt X,..-x .k.,. Q N,,,,,,, 5 5 - '- xx -2:41-w+4sX,'ffw . g ,- . :Q iii? -x - 'e- V ' XQQ-.:i5Nu:..1:3.-.i-ggggg.-2 ' ,kggwfrllg-E:5'f fvf' ' ' 'M-Q..21QQ.,,.4,S WF!!-5 ,-1g't'v:.u.4,Q:1g x Q .-1:24 ,P ,,.w.1g rggjf- V A -mi - 'M --L Pk... ' ' X G., E . . .ggvvwyit W - 'A N ' NYY, I .HQ .. ff 6 , ws- ..,,.,. ' ..,, ,.p .- W H, fm. Q. N P-f A H-N ' 'N-x .XM ,, . ,, I A 1..-.-+-- . , M. - X ' H H ya. QNN, 1 Q ni: ,,..5.,. 1 , E -w' Qgfhff Me, Ed Jernigan Dan Ludlow Joe Eastes 5 .-- I H1 fr 8 W 'I e U 2 - 4 ' - '1 ' 1- ' , . f r ' . iii 4, A Amir'- L -'T . 't -:rd--f'fx,34f f-5--1-X , , ni, - 4- ,z,vg':3,i: L . ,,gg , .4 -f s 4 , . , . Q f ' A Ailwefw v Q. h .RV F ,. M : 1i-ffgT:', v fi Q34 E 2. Wm ,,., ,, Q 113543 . -- X X MSW' A... . - X -'g sf' , wus' wif-2,, X 5 pfwf. A , ' .1 ' .A ' - ' -- ' -, Q-fx-ff' S'-' , --. kgriii i.. .,'qL2--N 'J -- l M., '-5 ' Q , 4 'f'fg..,:-4'-,-'flfff' w-. A-gf. . .v -. A- X ..: - .. .A- ' c rp.-..,.4 . ay - . - L' -. H- :' ' 2 1 , Y ' M- 4 'Ny 1 ?'---f 151. BW A 52112, ff' - if 5 , : Q-x, 1 .A ,L I-L 5 ,T V- 11 ,A 7' Hugh Swemam 72 Audley Cragun April April April April April April April May May May Track 1955 TRACK SCHEDULE W-x 1-Wabash, There 4-Portland, Here 7-Fairmount, Here A Eastern 15-Bluffton, There ' ,',: 20-Noblesville, There ,Jw 25-Peru, There ' 30-Kokomo Relays, There 6-M.V.C. Conference, Here 4'l 10-Invitational, Here 14-Sectional Y: --f'T 'i - 'i 1 I' - . r - Q A y, A , l 4- 'S-iv , l. I if-X- 5'ri' el Af 'V xv. l l H 'MJ lv - ,I X ,, 'lg 1 ,lv mia- . Cy' T -lu .I ' ' n W4 ' ,4 ' -J I , lg '-' ' - y x , 1 , 9 ' J , ' ' .1 X t ' V A .3 K . Q I , - y . X T- , 1 1 Q 'U X 5 x lf . , I , Hi a, f,,,gA- sky A ,J - . gnu . 5 -' ,ey-9 -. V, N A ' . ul? .1 4, g' 4' 4' 1 . '- , 3' J 49 A ' , fr .gr e V '- f ,,,: 'TQ-l'7'z5 1-6, vc. A. f'f.., '-in - f A 11 -4'lH.f! J , rv?-A 'f ,: ?e '- 1- ,-1' -3' -A .-if A-W 'l 311-V Wggqmifq- live , f - ga 1' If ls ' mf ' L M555 - ' - , ..! ' Y Jim 'f'i9'-iff 5mQ,i 2f'i,'w'?'iIL 1 s.u-1:9 , A . A. s. - I . ..r .- . 1 .'W- 1- 4- . - if- ' - .,,-', ff, ff ,,.l U p ,-' 1 ,.-.Vs -,.,, 4- 3' AZ- 1' Q.-lf:-,I-.,. M- ., N -'l ' ' -r eS5f3l'f1f4e'as. s . . 'T ' j 354 'ae'-,M New 73 Familiar Faces Here are the boys who do a great deal to help our teams. They listen to gripes. tape injuries. and keep the equipment in shape. This year Chuck Hester was the student manager for the football team. Charlie McCollum did a swell job with the basketball team as student manager. Ronnie Botkin has also patched up the track boys this year. n . ,Al x-Q' fl S. 1 -:', ' I 3 , .-xy 5i1i'Y :4, k 2, I A 1- .5 X W4 4: if avi A at 1, 5 ' 1-'H 4 A l. V Q Sh. 'F ' 2,21 'ff7 E, l- going fishin' . . . bathing beauties . . . hen party . . . boy. you two are heavy . . . remember the sixth grade . . . bottoms up . . . Sunday best . . . pow, right in the kisser . . . does that say Purdue on your shirt . . . let's go for a ride . . . three girls that are a little behind . . . cheesecake . . . typical seniors . . . beautiful Katie . . . initiation . . . boy wanted . . . going someplace, Janeen . . . 74 .1s' .2 X ff XX A f Xgxi X. x X Xxx xx X X X Xi i A X. L S4 x These are the .ich ertlnerw wlthout whose help tln- hook would not haxe been pobalble The claw of '05 etprewew a hearty thankb to each and exery one for his bupport If X ' 3' X R X ff c , ,- X x I f -f . xx-.1 X ' . . f . 'x X . X e- Y , , . 1 xxeix X ,Q X ,,, x,,-, fl X X X, ,YM . N xxx QS15 4-if-9' V ,Yi - Lp- A, 4 2 ei?T 5 ' 1' , K Q --ii SQ A 'fs A ,p if, i1 ff' , --SEQ RN . ' Nxu .- 1--X z .n ye V .I RN . -f . ,ffff . ,lp -- W A ff. 5 M , , f' ' A f 9 . y 'LJ' 1 1' . 5,1 ,-, ., f ex-X W. Y- , ,gn -5 7 f ,ff 1 ff I 7 ' . - f , H,y'f24!Z X AELQWMW' if A 75 ,. I 1 f ,Af ,V' Administration Our high school and other Mis- sissinewa schools are under the direction of Superintendent F. W. Hengstler and the school board. The budgeting of finances, formation of school policies, and selection of teachers and other employees are the duties of the school hoard. Mr. Hengstler has the respon- sihility of co-ordinating the com- plete Mississinewa school system. Qi Left to right, standing Oscar Benson Thomas M Simons C E Courtney treasarerg William Phillips, secretary Dr William Koontz seated Mrs Colene Chapman, F. W. Hengstler, superintendent Dr R I Baskett president X ...ur GAS CITY INDIANA .oh o to , O O ,, O D -the employees of Owens-Illinois and its subsidiaries F51 8 I ' U E ..mAnE Ujvnon f w Eg .I H- ga ' , -,. z -e fy 61 I contributing to your greater My an , ' ,R L closunss Ano convenience, comfort rusncsmmn and enjoyment. F' ' I ' ' Q - I. y lb Gusswiuzs 5 in 5 Q A . E ef .Elo B X 'M GW' I P ousswnl X Q Q I - I ....,:,, J Ax N '9 Q- I - 'jE e5 in .la 4, A f Il, usmmgnnx . ,f ., Amononw 21953 'i ,f oweus-uunols KIMBLI2 . .Eg ousswus KIMBLE 349303 'xucdifxs L YEIEVISION IUI-IS OWEN9II.lINOIS ' H-YWOOD MAKERS OF Q PRODUCTS 76 WENS-ILLINOIS GENERAL OFFICES 0 TOLEDO 1, OHIO Be Holsum C pl t of Look Holsum INSKEEP FORD Bu Holsum SALES Y G CW 'd It's Dietzens C pl 1 C pl of of GQn5er'5 Sfgreg MILLER'S PHILLIP 66 G City Jonesbo GCS City' Ind- TwpN CITY P. O. NEELY 8: SON FOODLAND COAL COX SUPER MARKET GAS CITY IND G C I d 77 EAT AT DRONBERGER'S PINK HORSE DRIVE-IN 1236 Broadway Anderson Indiana BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '55 COMPLIMENTS OF GAS CITY BOWLING ALLEY Bowling and Refreshments GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '55 WEBB'S FOUNTAIN SERVICE HEALTH NEEDS Jonesboro, Indiana Ph. Gas City 8-3031 AII-America favorite ...ice-cold Coke BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BV X 2 Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Portland, Indiana 78 C I C I of of GROCERY Gas C I d G C I d Compliments of A SOI-MS BROS TOPLIFF 5C-51.00 STORE FOOD MARKET MARION ond MARTHA G Cny I d G C Y I d Anthony Martorcmu C pl of GROCERY RENTALS ELLIOTT'S HOUSES - APARTMENTS MARKET G C Y ' d G C Ph 82751 Compllmen s of KAMMER'S STANDARD SERVICE T44 E. Main Gas City Indiana G 5 UTY 'ND BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '55 O BRUNT'S Gas City South Marion LIVELY'S DRUGS YOUR REXALL STORE Gas City, Ind. xxlff vii!! OM Ol . :shaun Congratulations, Seniors on a Job Well Done May Your Future Be As Sound As the Rock of Gibralter Roger D. Greaf PRUDENTIAL AGENT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '55 HOUSE OF HARTER GOSHEN, INDIANA SPORTING GOODS DISTRIBUTORS Compliments of Huntington Laboratories, Inc. Huntington, Indiana Manufacturers of Compliments of COLE'S CLEANERS 235 East Main St. Phone 8-2971 Gas City, Ind. Compliments America's Finest Gym Floor Seal of GEORGE'S FLOWERS- HURELY FELTMAN, Representative Gas City Indiana GOOD LUCK SENIORS ARCADE THEATRE HAPPY AND SON GARAGE LEE and JERRY Phone 3251 HElNU3N l59 W. Main Gas City Congratulations Bastian's Auto Service For Custom Car Care Phone 3221 322 E. Main Gas City, lnd. Graves Auto Service MOTOR REBUILDING Phone 3891 602 N. Grant Gas City GEORGE GLAZE HARDWARE Appliances, Oil and Gas Furnaces Paints and Water Pumps Phone 5721 2-214 E. Main St. Gas City, Ind Indiana Dry Goods Store and City Shoe Shop Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Collins, Owners Phone 6561 East Main St GAS CITY, INDIANA Best w1sHEs, SENIORS Congratulations, Seniors ANN'S SHOP Avalon Cafeteria 308 E. Main St. Gas City, Ind. GAS CITY IND. WEBB FURNITURE C mP'l 'e 'S and APPLIANCE of 230 East Main BM-CA COMPANY Good Luck, Seniors 134 E. Main St. Gas City Phone 3051 Gas City, Ind. Good Luck, Seniors LAWRENCE SPIKER'S SHOES Phone 2261 102 E. Main Gas City FROM A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS of 1 D Y L w Y L D THOMAS STANDARD SERVICE ROLLER PALACE J b Ph 83001 HENRY WERNER'S AUTO SERVICE C pl or STACE'S GROCERY Ph. G. C. 524I G C 8 45II .I b I d N J b I d COMPLIMENTS OF STONIE'S GRILL Benson's Hardware COMPLIMENTS Congratulations OF . Wood Ins. 8- Col. Agency McKee's SGFVICS NEXT TO Posr ornce Sfafion Phone: Bus. 7111 Jb'd Jb Id WEBER JUNK YARD Dealers in Iron Steel Scrap l l l Telephone 2629 R. R. 3 Marion, Ind. Congratulations PARANITE WIRE and CABLE DIV. ESSEX WIRE CORP. O Marion - Jonesboro GOOD LUCK and HAPPINESS SENKDRS Compliments of DR. and MRS. R. J. BASKETT North Jonesboro Gnd Ph. G. C. 8-2631 FAMILY We Take the Denis a Q o Out of Accidents Jonesboro Indiana Compliments of Sloan's Insurance Agency 203 East North A Street Gas City, Ind. GOOD LUCK CLASS or '55 o GAS CITY LUMBER COMPANY Gas City, Incl. COMPLIMENTS OF RYBOLTS 237 East Main Street Gas City, lndi Complim t of JONES SUPER MARKET Gas City, Ind. GOOD LUCK C pl CLASS ot OF BOB'S PASTRY SHOP '55 PHONE 2601 Smith's Hotpoint Appliance GAS CITY IND Gas City, Ind. Principal Lawrence H. Meyer has the job of making out yearly schedules, counseling students on their courses, taking care of the office, supplying tickets to school- sponsored activities, and many other varied duties essential to keeping the school running smoothly. He is always ready to help with any guidance problems students may have. Administration The dean of girls, Mrs. Vera Carroll, and the dean of boys, Joseph R. Smalley, are counselors who are ready to help students with personal academic prob- lems. They are concerned mainly with the checking of attendance and absentee reports, affixing citizenship grades to cards. and issuing passes to classes and from school. TWIN BEST WISHES TO OUR FUTURE CHEVROLET OWNERS CITY CHEVROLET SALES : GAS CITY, IND. FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN'S Since 1897 Representative: Bob Albertson Box 9, Plymouth, Indiana 86 COMPLIMENTS OF Crystal Overall Cleaning Co. JONESBORO, INDIANA Telephone: Gas City 42II CQMPLIMLNTS OF JAY 81 SWIFT GAS CITY JONESBORO 87 Compliments of KNOX GLASS BOTTLE CO. OF GAS CITY, INDIANA ACME SHEET METAL WORKS Roofing, Spouting, Skylights Exhaust and Blower Systems, Metal Ceilings Warm Air Furnaces, Heating and Air Conditioning Systems II2 West Sixth Street Marion, Ind Phone 2960 88 Good Luck Seniors BASKETT'S MARATHON SERVICE Phone 83041 202 E. South Main Gos City ROBERT MCDONOUGH PHARMACIST O GAS CITY, IND. Compliments of Twin City State Bank GAS CITY INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF LINN INSURANCE 26 E G C I d National Heating Bursley's .H I lb a in Coffee and f f: COFFEE ' - x for the Best I mt g K 4 I , L for the Finest and in Foods Ventilating Company Little Elf JOHN A. WHITE, Pres. 4' 6145 .Q Bursley 8. Co WW' Inc. 409 E. Third sf. XXDX-f' Marion, Indiana ANDERSON SPORTING GOODS INC. 1028 Main St. ANDERSON, IND. Ph. 5828 Jos. A. Goddard Co. Established 1880 Wholesale Groceries Fresh Produce Frozen Foods 215 to 225 Seymour St. MUNCIE, INDIANA Compliments of Aylsworth Grocery Phone 5381 Jonesboro Compliments of Wright Finance Inc. Jonesboro, Indiana Compliments of 8th St. Feed Mill Ralph Thomas GOOD LUCK SENIORS Compliments of Osborn Paper Company Inc. LINIGER CO., INC. Heating - Plumbing Industrial Piping Automatic Sprinkler Systems Sheet Metal Work Air Conditioning For Schooltime Accident Insurance the Original Student Protection Plan 803 Merchants Bank Bldg. Indianapolis 4, Indiana QUALITY PRINTING COMPANY MARK B. PENCE, Prop. O Job Printing and Office Supplies O Jonesboro, Indiana COMPLETE CURRAN ROOFING CO EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES FURNITURE for School Cafeterias ROOFING SIDING COMPLIMENTS INSULATION or N I 0 N A L l820 W. 2nd St. Marion, Ind CHINA 8. EQUIPMENT CORP. P. O. Box 802 Phone No. 2-6623 Walnut Creek Dairy Congratulations Good Luck to the Class ,O of 1955 Class of 1955 May You Have Many Years Jonesboro Grain 8. of success Lumber Co. - Merle A. Shoemaker , Jonesboro, Ind. Ph. 6421 Columbus Mutual Life Underwriter Here's Hoping I That Your Dipmmc A Store of Real Service ls -is '.V.. The Best Insurance W' Ever Secured MississlNEwA . -1' CLOTHING CENTER Rollin D. Bradford Agent for 810 W. Main St. Ph. G.C. 4677 STATE FARM MUTUAL . . G LIFEiFlRE-INS. Open evenings, special appointments SENIORS: WE WISH YOU A SUCCESSFUL AND USEFUL LIFE YOUR HELP IS NEEDED TO MAKE THIS A BETTER WORLD DWYER VENDING SINCE os?1 94 1932