Monmouth High School - Eagle Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1962 volume:

3 1833 01827 7241 GENEALOGY 977. SOI ADIADMT, 1962 ■7-ikf The Eagle Presented by the Senior Class of MONMOUTH edication i We, the class of 1962, dedicate this Eagle to all who have helped make possible all our wonderful memories: the Freshman trip, the Sophomore class sweaters, the Junior class rings, our class plays, our Senior trip, and grad- uation. We are grateful for the opportunities we have had to learn, work, have fun, and prepare ourselves for the years beyond high school. To our sponsors: Mrs. Yager, Mrs. Herderhorst, and Mr. Owens, we give our sincere thanks for their patience and understanding. This Is Our School Monmouth Hi School Board A friend indeed is the Board of Education, who willingly sacrificed time, money, and interest for the welfare of our school. Trustees and Advisory Board ROBERT KOLTER EDWARD SELKING EVERETT SINGLETON OMER MERRIMAN RUSSEL FLEMING WILLIAM BLAKEY We hope through the service of this school, that you will become a willing citizen, to think effectively, to com- municate your thoughts and make sound judgement, and to discriminate be- tween true and false values. Government Bowling Green State University B.S. Ball State, M.A. Secreta] J Marlene Bittner The secretary of our school fills an Important func- tion in efficient operation of our school office. Upon her shoulders falls the tasks of keeping records up-to-date, publishing bulletin notices, answering student questions, greeting guests, answering the many phone calls, and keeping everyone posted on the routine of the school. Of- ten it means giving of extra time to fulfill her job. Faculty WW wmmmmwm _ TEACHERS Teachers are a symbol Of knowledge that we know. Their duty to transplant it In the minds of youth to grow. Teachers offer challenge To a changing world and time In league with mental process J ife ' s duty they outline. Teachers are an honor To the area that they serve Adjusting life to progress Aiding justice we preserve. Teachers are a factor In our future time and trend For they prepare foundations That youth expands, amends. Teachers are the people That promote thought; All our country ' s progress Came from labor they wrought. So we say to teachers Wherever you may be, Life ' s future is dependent On the thoughts you seed. f fz ' AGNES YAGER Commercial Latin, German Indiana University, A.B. , M. A. GLEN TAYLOR Commercial Health Lansing Community College Lansing Business University Huntington College, B.S. Degree JAMES WOOLSEY Chemistry, Biology 7th and 8th Science Purdue University, B. S. Ball State, M. A. RALPH M. POWELL 7th and 8th Math 7th and 8th English General Math Allegheny College, B.S. Clarion, Pa. , S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh Ball State, T. C. University of N . Carolina Indiana University Purdue University H. MARK STUMP 7th, 8th, and High School Industrial Arts, Health 7th and 8th Phys. Ed. , Ass ' t Coach Ball State, B.S. DAVID OWENS Fifth Grade Indiana University St. Francis University of Minn. BRICE B. SMITH Math Physics Ind. University, A. B. , M. A. ■m MARY DEAN MYERS Fourth Grade Marion College JOHN F. ROSIER Social Studies Ball State. A.B. MARTHA KLEINHENZ Physical Education Commercial Health 1st Semester Ball State, B.S. Stephens College, A. A. fl-- Our Faculty VIRGINIA ELDER First Grade Ball State, B.S. ■ ' — CS ' ' Mmi Ck- GERALDINE HERDERHORST Home Economics 7th and 8th Girls ' Physical Education Cafeteria Ball State, B.S. VERA HARRIS Second Grade University of Chicago, Ph. Indiana University ANN FERGUSON English Art St. Francis College B. A. in Arts DONALD ELDER Physical Education World History Driver ' s Education Coach Ball State, B.S. ELLEN EICHHORN English Butler University, A. BRADLEY DUCKWORTH Music Taylor University B.S. in Music Education EARL E. DAWALD Sixth Grade Valparaiso University, LL. Indiana University JESTEEN COLE Third Grade Teachers College of Indianapolis J RICHARD BIEBERICH Ambition: Teacher Pet Peeve: Money Baseball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Class Play 3,4 Eagle Staff 3, 4 Class Treasurer 3 M Club 2, 3, 4 F, T. A. 4 Pep Club 3 JESSE BLUME Ambition: Farmer Pet Peeve: Homework LEROY BOERGER Ambition: Gentleman Pet Peeve: Cars that won ' t run Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1.2,3,4 Cross Country 1,2,3, 4 M Club 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 GERALD BULMAHN Ambition; Mechanic Pet Peeve: F, F,A. 3 LARRY WAYNE BULMAHN Ambition: Agricultural Technician Pet Peeve: School F. F. A. 2,3. JUDITH KAY CONRAD Ambition: X-ray Technician Pet Peeve: Weekend Homework Cheerleader 1. 2. 3, 4; Choir 1; Class Vice President 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; F. H. A. 3, 4; School Patrol 4; County Volley- ball 2. MARIAN KAY CASTON Ambition: Teacher Pet Peeve: Members of pep club who don ' t cheer Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 County Volleyball 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 3,4 Eagle Staff 3, 4 GLADYS MARIE BUSICK Ambition: Be Successful Pet Peeve: Cheer blocks that can ' t, don ' t, won ' t cheer Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; F, H. A. 1, 3, 4; Choir 1, 4; County Choir 4; Library 1,2. LINDA JUNE DEAM Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Wrinkled Clothes School Patrol 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Band ' 2, 3, 4; F. H, A, 1; Library Club 1. CONNIE ELAINE FAST Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: People who borrow things without asking. Choir 1,2; Class Vice-President 2; Library 1; Pep Club 2. FA YE MARIE HARKLESS Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: School Band 1; School Patrol 2, 3; County Volleyball 3, 4; Eagle Staff 4. : ■ v -- DON GEHRES Ambition: Agriculture Engineer Pet Peeve: English Baseball 3, 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 M Club 3,4 Choir 4 Library 3 Class Play 4 Student Council 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Transferred from Wren, Ohio BARBARA LOUISE FUHRMAN Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Tardy People Band Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Library 1, 2, 3; Class Play 4. SUSAN KAY HITZEMAN Ambition: Pet Peeve: Short skirts and tight slacks. County Choir 3, 4; County Band 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; F. H. A. 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. ARLENE JOYCE HOCKEMEYER Ambition; Receptionist Pet Peeve: Conceited People F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Library 1,2; Choir 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Eagle Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN KALTHOFF Ambition: Librarian Pet Peeve: Being called Pastey. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; County Choir 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4. JOYCE ANN KIESS Ambition: Bookkeeper Pet Peeve: People who walk and talk too fast. Pep Club 2,3,4 Library 1, 3, 4 DUANE HOFFMAN Ambition: Mechanic Pet Peeve: To have someone say I ' m wrong when I ' m right MARSHA JUNE KING Ambition: Educational Missionary Pet Peeve: People who are stuck up. Class Secretary 1; School Patrol 2, 3; Choir 1,2,4; Band 4; County Choir 2, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Eagle Staff 3,4; F.H.A. 2;F.T.A. 3,4; School Reporter 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Majorette 4. MARGENE KIRCHNER Ambition: Secretary Pet Pe eve: Snobbish People Choir 1 Library Club 1,2 F.H.A. 1,4 Pep Club 2, 3,4 Class Treasurer 1 STANLEY G. LINKER Ambition: Test Pilot Pet Peeve: School BONITA SUE KRUECKEBERG Ambition: Beautician Pet Peeve: Conceited People F.H.A. 1.2,3,4 Eagle Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 Pep Club 4 KENNETH LEE KOLTER Ambition: General Contractor Pet Peeve: Last period study hall Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Track 2, 3, 4 GERRY DEAN MANN Ambition: Agricultural Technician Pet Peeve: English F. F. A. 3 Choir 4 ,-r-- taoST . .V TERRY L. MARKER Ambition: Electronics Engineer Pet Peeve: Girls with long hair Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Band 1, 2, 3; Honor Choir 1, 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. HELEN REPPERT Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Nosey and conceited people Cheerleader 3; F. H.A. 1,4; County Choir 4; Choir 1,2,3,4. WALTER PHILLIP REITER Ambition: Have my own business Pet Peeve: School PHYLLIS JEAN REINKING Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Conceited People Choir 2.3 Band 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1 HARRIET RICE Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Conceited People Band 1,2,3,4 Choir 3 Pep Club 2 LOIS ELAINE SCHERER Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Some people ' s teasing School Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; F. H. A. 1.2, 3, 4; Eagle Staff 4; School Reporter 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. JANEEN LOU SELKING Ambition: Nurse Pet Peeve: Pokey People Band 1, 2; Choir 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. KATHLEEN FATE SCHULLER Ambition: Get a job Pet Peeve: Conceited People Band 1,2.3,4 Choir 1,2,3.4 PHIL D. SCHIEFERSTEIN Ambition: Technician Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morn- ing JUDITH LA RAE SELKING Ambition; Beautician Pet Peeve: Cracking Knuckles F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; School Patrol 2. | 3,4; Library Club 1.2; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Choir 1. 4. ktMi% ROGER WILLIAM SELKING Ambition: Teacher Pet Peeve: Chemistry Class Play 3; Band 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Honor Band 3; Honor Choir 3, 4; Safety Patrol 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3, 4. MARGARET ANNE SHIELDS Ambition: Nurse Pet Peeve: Homework Library Club 3,4 DAVID M. SINGLETON Ambition: Laborer Pet Peeve: School Work Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 4 M Club 2.3.4 Class Vice-President 3, 4 Class President 1 Class Secretary 2 Safety Patrol 1 Honor Band 3 Honor Choir 3 ELIZABETH JANE SHIELDS Ambition: Teacher Pet Peeve: Lazy People Library Club 2, 3; FTA 3. 4. ROGER ALLEN SPENCER Ambition: Businessman Pet Peeve: Seeing or hearing some- one argue about something that could be settled without making someone mad. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Presi- dent 1, 3,4; Student Council 2; County Band 1, 2, 3; County Choir 1. 2, 3, 4; M Club 2, 3. 4; Eagle Staff 4; Safety Patrol 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4. MARVIN TAGUE Ambition: Laborer Pet PeevS: School and work WALTER WALCHLE Ambition: Stay Young Pet Peeve: Bossy People Band 1,2.3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Honor Band 3 Track 3 Patrol Boy 2 BARBAR.A WORKINGER Ambition: Day Nursery Owner Pet Peeve: Assuming People Pep Club 2 F.H. A. 1,2,3,4 Safety Patrol 3 Class Play 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 County Volleyball Team 3, 4 mils I, Richard Bieberich, will my ability to go to sleep in Mr. McConaha ' s Government class ' o any tired Junior with nerve. I, Jesse Blume, will my watch to David Schulenberg and my Ford to anyone who can get it started. I, Leroy Boerger, will my ability to stay in shape and training to Dean Schieferstein and Jerry Liby and my ability to get along with Mr. Rosier to Kenny Selking. I, Jerry Brandt, will my manly physique to Fredrick Bultemeyer and my school books to Phil Erxleben (providing he puts them to good use). I, Gerald Bulmahn, will my long natural wavy hair to Dennis Braun and my ' 55 Olds to anyone who needs a good car. I, Larry Bulmahn, will my height to Don Schieferstein. ' I, Gladys Bucick, will my dimples and pleasant smile to anyone who needs them, and my ability to catch a guy with a convertable to any girl who likes them. I, Marian Caston, will my job as photographic editor to Judy Thieme. It Judy Conrad, will my ability as cheerleader for four years to anyone with plenty of liniment. I, Linda Deam, will my ability to be a nurse at Parkview, (without a license) for six weeks to Kay Stevens and my twirling ability to Joan Blume. I, Connie Fast, will a tranquilizer to anyone who works with Janet Fuelling and my record collection to no one. I, Barbara Fuhrman, will my ability to be engaged to a professional baseball player to any girl who can find one of her own, and my ability to twirl with fire. I, Don Gehres, will my Sports Coupe to anyone who can keep it running and my ability to get out of study hall to anyone sneaky enough. Faye Harkless, will my ability to play volleyball to Kathy Rafert and my quietness to Elaine Weidler. Susan Hitzeman, will my ability to collect for each and every Student Council program to Elgene Bienz and my dimples to Eugene Buuck. Arlene Hockemeyer, will my ability to watch the late rebel show on television to Kay Stevens and to Patty Railing the fun we had together riding her horse. Duane Hoffman, bequeath my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Elroy Haugh and my Chevy to any- one who can keep oil in the transmission. Patricia Kalthoff, being of a questionable state of mind, bequeath my dubious talent for playing the drums to Kathy Rafert. Joyce Ann Kiess, will my slimness to Suzanne Buuck and my Shorthand ability to anyone who can make better use of it. Marsha King, will my ability to get bossy parts in the Junior and Senior plays to Delores Fuhrman and my ' 52 Kaiser to anyone who can keep it going. Kenneth Kolter, will my ability to play clean basketball to Dean Scherferstein and my red hair to anyone who wants it. Bonnie Krueckeberg, will my office as treasurer of the Senior class to an ambitious Junior. Stanley Linker, will my ability to keep tires on my car to Elroy Haugh. Gerry Mann, will my ' 54 Pontiac to anyone who can keep it clean and my ability to stay out of trouble to anyone who can get along with Big John. Terry Marker, will my ability to pass band class, by talking and not handing in practice time to Dale Workinger and my great playing ability to anyone who can prove that I had any. Phyllis Reinking, will my ability to go steady with a certain guy while in her Junior year to Arlene Becker and to Deloris Furhman to behave in Shorthand Class. Walter Reiter, will my good little Ford to whoever has the time to give it a paint job, and my head- aches from the cage to my successor. Helen Reppert, will my job at Holthouse Drug to anyone who wants it. Harriet Rice, will my ability to play the piano and saxophone to anyone who wants it. Lois Scherer, will my picture and my poetry to Mr. Rosier, and my ' 55 Pontiac to my kid brother, Kenny. Phil Schieferstein, bequeath my ability to stay sober to Vernon Witte and my white Ford to anyone who can grind a crankshaft. Kathy SchuUer, will my ability to do the Twist to Mr. Elder, and my shortness to Dale Bieberich. Janeen Selking, wUl my misfortune to have a flat tire to anyone who can fix them and my typing ability to Delores Fuhrman. Judy Selking, will my ability to attend college while still in high school to anyone willing to give up summer vacation and my president gavel to a FHAer. Roger Selking, will my Rambler to anybody that can get more than 85 M.P. H. out of her. Elizabeth Shields, will my shortness to Janice Hockemeyer and my natural ability of writing themes to Richard Bleeke (m case he gets caught talking). Margaret Shields, will my ability to get along with Mr. smith to my brother Raymond and my short- hand ability to anyone who can make better use of it. Dave Singleton, will my ability to behave in Mr. Rosier ' s class to Bob Auer and my attentiveness in choir to Vernon Fuhrman. Roger Spencer, will my ability to get home from dates on time to Don Brown and drum major to any- one who feels like yelling at people and working hard as well. Marvin Tague, will my nice and witty sense of humor to Mr. McConaha and my Chevy to anyone who has the nerve to drive it and has ear plugs. , Walter Walchle, will my ability to look at girls pretty legs to anyone with good eyesight and my ability to stay awake in class to anyone that can. , Barbara Workinger, will my baby-sitting job to Pamela Nidlinger arid my ability to win the Betty Crocker test to Elaine Weidler. BACCALAUREATE Reverend Otto C. Busse Professor Paul Harms Mr. McConaha, Principal RICHARD BIEBERICH Math and Science Award Ball State Scholarship BONNIE KRUECKEBERG Danforth Award y HARRIET RICE 4 Year Perfect Attendance Award ROGER SPENCER Music Award l ' A R DK RICHARD BIEBERICH Valedictorian BONNIE KRUECKEBERG Salutatorian MARSHA KING and RICHARD BIEBERICH P.T.A. Scholarship Award V M ' ' tioUinij our 7 1 n ' ' J ,. ' :i ' CW ' ; Junior Officers f ' . « President DON BROWN Vice President DENNIS BRA UN Secretary - RUTH ANN BERRY Treasurer - - -- JANICE FRANZ Sponsor JAMES WOOLSEY Assistant Sponsor - MRS. GERALDINE HERDERHORST Cla ss Bob Auer Arlene Becker ff Ruth Ann Beery Karen Bieberich Larry Bieberich Kathy Bleeke John Boerger Dennis Braun Don Brown Jim Bultemeyer Gene Buuck Nancy Conrad Janice Franz Janet Fuelling Delores Fuhrman Vernon Fuhrman Jim Gallmeyer of ' 63 Ruth Ann Hoffman Eileen Keuneke Terry Linker Sharon Schaekel Clarence Scheumann Kenny Selking Kay Shaffer Kay Stevens Norwin Stoppenhagen Judy Thieme Merlin Thieme Elaine Weidler Richard Weiland Vernon Witte Dale Workinger Paul Harkless Elroy Haugh y ■ Thret President - DEAN SCHIEFERSTEIN Vice President - KATHY BUUCK Secretary - KATHY RAFERT Treasurer DIANE SCHULENBERG Sponsor - MRS. MARTHA KLEINHENZ Assistant Sponsor MARK STUMP Class .( ryl Terry Battenberg Fred Beltler Elgene Bienz John Bird Marjorie Bleeke Robert Brandt Fredrich Bultemeyer Mary Burley Cheryl Buuck Kathy Buuck Nellie Campbell Gerald Cook Margaret Cook Carol Ann DeVine Cindy Durr Judy Fifer David Fleming Connie Folk Ronald Habegger Mary Heckman Martha Hlghlen Janice Hockemeyer Steven Holle Dianna King of ' 64 Marjorie Kolter Kathy Lewton Jerry Liby Mary Ellen Mann Sharon Mann Dianne Miller Johnny Osfaorn Linda Owens Kathy Rafert Patty Railing Donna Reinking Judy Rydell Kenneth Scherer Dean Schieferstein Betsy Schnepf Sally Schnepf Elizabeth Schrock Perry Schroeder David Schulenberg Diane Schulenberg Gloria Thieme Paulette Thieme Jean Wolfe Ben Hebble 1 b . ' y ' -y . 6O Class John Auer Dale Bieberich Susan Bittner Richard Bleeke Joan Blume Cynthia Boerger Dorothy Bohnke Maxine Bulmahn Don Bnltemeier Judy Bultemeier Suzann Buuck Ted Buuck Dan Conrad Gary Erxleben Phil Erxleben Darlene Fawbush Nancy Fifei Eileen Fritzinger Fred Fuelling Margene Fuelling Max Fuelling Eldon Fuhrman Phil Fuhrman Stanley Fuhrman Ricky Gerbers John Graves Steve Hakes of ' 65 Rex Halberstadt Sherril Heckman Vernon Heckman Gary Jeffrey Patty Kelly Larry King Lloyd Kirchner Nancy Krueckeber Bob Liby David Linker Verlin Mcintosh Jerry Miller Pam Nidlinger Janelle Nyffler Connie Reinking Leonard Rekeweg Barbara Rydell Shirley Scheumann Don Schieferstein Jan Schroeder Duane Schuller Raymond Shields Kaye Suman Sandra Teeple David Weiland Barbara Werling Sharon Witte o yc x, 3 ? X P « - li? m-i OMS Eighth Grade SHEILA CASTON President JOYE STROUSE - Vice President BRICE SMITH Sponsor MARGRET WITTE -- Secretary THOMAS SCHNEPF Treasurer Stephen Breiner Sheila Caston Kenneth Folk Connie Fox Marlene Fritzinger Leon Habegger Richard Harkless Marvin Highlen Billy Hildebrand Roberta Kunkel Clinton Mankey Irene Martz Sandra Marker Larry Plumley Thomas Schnepf Debbie Strickler Robert Spencer Joye Strouse Margret Witte Seventh Grade RONALD GIROD Secretary LINDA REINHART President SUSAN BREINER - Treasurer GREG SCHNEPF Vice President RALPH POWELL - Sponsor 1 ra O Ricky Bertsch Patty Bird Susan Breiner Bonnie Gaston Brenda Crozier Myles Foreman Larry Gerber Ronald Girod Larry Harkless Shirley Harkless June Hutchison Linda King Jerry Kninl Jimmy Kolter Ann Kruetzman Sandra Miller Steve Miller Joyce Railing Donnie Reinhart Linda Reinhart David Rice Bill Rydell Wayne Scherry Donald Scheumann Greg Schnepf Donna Strahm Steve Strouse Richard Whitman Larry Wiseman Nancy Workinger EARL E. DAWALD Sixth Grade Luther Beitler Lou Ann Burger Phyllis Burger Marjorie Deam Kay Fuhrman Jerry Hakes Deborah Harkless Timothy Irwin Ronald Journay Kim Krueckeberg Karen Kunkel Brennan Miller Jerry Moses Kathy Myers Sheila Nidlinger Sharon Plumley Darry Reinhart Janice Ritter Carol Sheets Dwight Scott Dean Singleton Mable Stetzel Sharol Whitman Marcia Wigger Fifth Grade DAVID OWENS Susan Beery Carol Bird Linda Burger Connie Durr Dennis Fairchild Carolyn Fox Margaret Fritzinger Carl Gehres Cheryl Gehres Geraldine Lewton Ronnie Luginbill April Mahan Vicky Miller Sandra Nyffeler Rex Reinhart Debra Roop Marybeth Schnepf Michael Schnepf Suzanne Schnepf Jesse Sheets Jill Teeple Mike Werling Stanley Whitman Danny Worthman Fourth Grade Ricky Adam Larry Battenberg Carol Beihold Devota Beitler Michael Burger Cynthis DeLong LaVonne Fairchild David Franklin Eric Gillingham Parrel Habegger Rosemary Hirschy Jerry Hosier Rex Journay Peggy Kelly Kay Krueckeberg Beverly Kruetzman Richard Mahan Trella Mann Doris Martz Beverly Plumley Rebecca Rice Linda Roop Ann Schnepf Scott Schnepf Linda Scott Alan Sheets James Sheets Terry Strahm Kenneth Strouse Kim Wigger MRS. MARY DEAN MYERS Third Grade MRS. JESTEEN COLE Deborah Beihold James Beitler Michael Brown Lester Burger Stanley Cress Daniel De Long Deborah Dixon Chuck Durr Cynthia Fox Linda Fritzinger Gloria Garwood Barbara Gilliom Arnold Hirschy Steven Luginbill Karen McCagg Nadine Nyffeler Nyla Nyffeler Kent Reed Tommy Reef Suzanne Reimer Karen Reinhart Rita Reinhart Randal Roahrig Dianne Schmidt Bill Schnepf Korben Schrock Linda Sprunger Gracie Stetzel Second Grade MRS. VEEIA HARRIS Cheryl Adam Karen Anderson Ricky Chronister © p ft Sii., Jenny DeLong Ronald Dixon Daniel Fairchild Vick Fleming Janet Fleming Dwayne Garwood Rockie Garwood Roger Hirschy Dean Houser Richard Johnson Rickie Journey Kelli Krueckeberg David Lehrman Barbara Leiter Michael Mahan Brice Miller Darleen Miller John Nidlinger Candy Reinhart Stephen Schaadt Steven Schrock Rex Spencer Larry Springer Marchia Stetzel Cynthia Strickler First Grade MRS. VIRGINIA ELDER 1 .1 iteijm wm m ' L 1 ' fj Kyle Foreman Judy Fox Denise Franklin Victoria Fuhrman Bruce Garwood Roger Gerber Jon Gilliom Tommy Highlen Gwen Hoblet Ronnie Irwin Philip Kolter Jill Kruetzman Deborah Lovellette Kay Myers Terry Painter Arthur Reimer Tom Schlotterback Linda Schmidt Chuck Schnepf Bradley Schrock Vicki Sheets Harvey Stetzel Debra Strahm Steven Strickler Michael Strouse Kathleen Susdorf Jacqlyn Teeple Peggy Werling Vickie Wigger Lynn Witte It F. T.A. FIRST ROW: Eileen Fritzinger, Karen Bieberich, Marsha King, Ruth Ann Berry. SECOND ROW: Roger Selking, Betty Shields. Kathy Rafert, Richard Bieberich, Mr. McConaha. Student Council FIRST ROW: Marian Caston, Gene Buuck, Susan Hitzeman, Don Gehres, Judy Conrad, Eileen Keuneke. STANDING, left to right: Cindy Durr, Ted Buuck, Richard Bieberich, Kenneth Kolter, Mr. Rosier, Elgene Bienz, John Boerger, Connie Fox, Bill Rydall. 1 F.H.A. . ?ij|i •., , . iWiiiTfi V ' l ffS AMERICA A FIRST ROW: Kathy Buuck, Chcryi Buuck, Sharon Witte, Gladys Busick, Arlene Hockemeyer, Bonnie Krucc c- berg, Janet Fuelling, Sally Schnepf, Betsy Schnepf, Nancy Krueckeberg, Judy Selking, Lois Scherer. SECOND ROW: Patty Railing, Mary Heckman, Margie Kolter, Mary Ellen Mann, Judy Fifer, Carol Ann DeVine, Linda Owens, Darlene Fawbush, Judy Bultemeier, Advisor: Mrs. Herderhorst. THIRD ROW: Janice Franz. Kathy Raf- ert, Kay Stevens, Barbara Workinger, Helen Reppert, Margene Kirchner, Sherril Heckman, Pamela Niaimger, Sandra Teeple. FOURTH ROW: Jean Wolfe, Cindy Durr, Margene Fuelling, Marian Caston, Judy Conrad, Susan Hitzeman, Cynthia Boerger, Suzanne Buuck, Janice Hockemeyer. JUDY SELKING Honor Girl Honored seniors with their roses SALLY SCHNEPF District Recreation Leader Si Meff DF AM E RID ' , Junior Conservation Club From left to right: Jerry Moses, Darry Reinhart, Dean Singleton, Jerry Hakes. SECOND ROW; Luann Burger, Carol Sheets, Kay Fuhrman, Steve Miller, Greg Schnepf, Karen Kunkel, Dave Rice, and Kenny Folk. CENTER: Mr. Dawald. School Patrol P 1 , B r ■■ f 1 r 4 M| J f i r S L -JB 1 K|.g M hi r -y a 1 1 Jfli 11 ' - f ||r ( 1 K -« 1 m ' ' % I B flp H BSQ y B iisB 1 From left to right: Lois Scherer, Dianna King, Carol Devine , Judy Selking, Sally Schnepf. SECOND ROW: Nancy Conrad, Judy Conrad, Ka y Shaffer, Sharon Schaekel, Phyllis Reinkin a. THIRD ROW: Leon Habbegger, Walter Reiter, Terry Marker, Paul Harkless, Kathy Schuller, and Linda Deam. From left to right: Joyce Kiess, Betsy Schnepf, Janeen Selking, Kathy Rafert, Sally Schnepf, Nellie Campbell, Margaret Shields, and Pamela Nidlinger. CENTER: Miss Ferguson. From left to right: Don Elder, Dave Singleton, Don Gehres, Leroy Boerger, Richard Bieberich, Kenny Kolter, Roger Spencer, Mark Stump. SECOND ROW: Dave Schulenberg, Robert Brandt, Elgene Bienz, Kenny Scherer, Gene Buuck, John Boerger, Vernon Witte, Clarence Scheuman, Dennis Braun, and Don Brown. THIRD ROW: Max Fuelling, Fred Fuelling, Danny Conrad, Terry Battenberg, Dave Fleming, Ted Buuck, Dean Schieferstein, Jerry Liby, and Steve Holle. Ain ' t, ain ' t a word. Don ' t just stand there. «s ' SSSSJUZ ' ' 7 1 l a0lttSm J2 P i ' sn ROGER SPENCER Vice President WALTER WALCHE Secretary-Treasurer SUSAN HITZEMAN Jr, High Band and Choir Senior Music Awards Left to right: Roger Spen- cer, Susan Hitzeman, Roger Selking, Linda Deam, Terry Marker, Walter Walchle, Barbara Fuhr- man. County Choir FIRST ROW: Marsha King, Sharon Schaekel, Dianna King, Janice Franz, Helen Reppert, Susan Hitzeman, Pat Kalthoff, Gladys Bu- sick. SECOND ROW: Roger Spencer, Vernon Fuhrman, Roger Selking, Dale Workinger, Terry Marker, Don Brown, Clar- ence Scheumann. Drum Major and Majorettes Left to right: Betsy Sch- nepf, Marsha King, Linda Deam, Roger Spencer, Barbara Fuhrman, Diane Miller, Sally Schnepf. m Kenneth Kolter Dave Singleton Roger Spencer STUDENT MANAGERS John Boerger and Dave Schulenburg Clarence Scheumann Dean Schieferstein Don Brown Vernon Witte Dennis Braun Leroy Boerger Don Gehres Reserve — County Champs KNEELING: Fred Fuelling, Danny Conrad, Kenneth Scherer, John Bird, Steve Hakes, Eldon Fuhrman. STAND- ING, left to right: Mr. Stump, assistant coach, Dave Schulenburg, student manager. Bob Brandt, Elgene Bienz, Terry Battenberg, Jerry Liby, Steve Holle, David Fleming, John Boerger, student manager, Mr. Elder, coach. FIRST ROW: Ann Kruetzman, Roberta Kunkel, Bill Rydell, Lany Wiseman, Ricky Bertsch, Debbie Strickler, Joyce Railing. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stump, David Rice, Steve Strouse, Gerald Knittle, Leon Habegger, Bobby Spencer, Donald Scheumann, Greg Schnepf, Kenny Folk, Jim Kolter. Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: Gladys Busick, Judy Conrad, Marian Caston, Ruth Ann Beery. Reserve Cheerleaders From left to right; Betsy Schnepf, Kathy Rafert, Connie Reinking, Eileen Keuneke, Janet Fuelling, Janice Franz. Monmouth ' County Champs wmu. LEROY BOERGER EWVC : ||||;,3 First Place -- . . sss FIRST ROW: Bob Auer, Fred Fuelling, Jim Bultemeyer, Danny Conrad, David Schulenberg, Steve Hakes, John Boerger. SECOND ROW: Kenny Scherer, ' . Gene Buuck, Elgene Beinz, David Fleming, Vernon Witte, David Singleton, ?5 Roger Spencer. THIRD ROW: Terry Battenberg, Clanence Scheumann, Kenny lf{ Kolter, Jerry Liby, Richard Bieberich, Steve Holle, Dean Schierfstein, Dennis Braim, Don Gehres, Don Brown, Don Elder, coach. FIRST ROW: Fred Fuelling, Larry King, Ted Buuck, Rex Halberstadt, Gene Buuck. SECOND ROW: John Boerger, Fred Beitler, Bobby Liby, Jerry Liby, Dennis Braun, Danny Conrad, Leroy Boerger, Bob Auer, Bradley Stump, coach. Pep Club • kI 1.1 .l.f i i ft. ft !■ : ■ i ' : ' V3r :§:;-! P sift Homecomin i - -i 1 CENTER: Marian Caston, Senior. From left to right-. Helen Reppert, Senior; Ruth Ann Berry, Junior; Janice Franz, Junior; Judy Rydell, Sophomore; Connie Reinking, Freshman. DON BROWN DAVE SINGLETON KENNY KOLTER Varsity Batting Champ Star on shoulder indicates TERRY BATTENBERG Reserve Varsity Captain elected Free Throw by Senior Award Sweater Receivers Champs FIRST ROW: Jim Bultemeyer, Ted Buuck, Fred Fuelling, Rex Halberstadt, Perry Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Ad- visor Mr. Elder, Bob Brandt, Leroy Boerger, Vernon Witte, Larry Bieberich, Dave Singleton, Roger Spencer, Ad- visor Mr. Stump. THIRD ROW: Don Brown, Norvie Stoppenhagen, Jerry Brandt, Kenny Kolter, Don Gehres, Den- nis Braun, Jerry Liby, Clarence Scheumann, and Dave Schulenburg. Senior Athletic Awards Left to right, FRONT ROW: Gladys Busick, Judy Conrad, Marian Gaston. BAGK ROW: Richard Bieberich, Ken- ny Kolter, Don Gehres, Leroy Boerger, Dave Singleton, Roger Spencer. County Volleyball Champs FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara Rydell, Sharon Schaekel, Faye Harkless, Betsy Schnepf, Sally Schnepf, Kathy Rafert. BACK ROW: Ann Ferguson, Margaret Cook, Eileen Keuneke, Barbara Workinger, Connie Reinking, Shirley Scheuman, Kathy Buuck, Lois Scherer, Joyce Kiess. Superlatives Barbara Fuhrman and Ken Kolter Lois Scherer and Jerry Brandt Bonnie Krueckeberg and Richard Bieberich Gladys Busick and ieroy Boerger PRETTIEST and MOST HANDSOME % Marsha King and Roger Spencer Helen Reppert and Phil Schieferstein Harriet Rice and Dave Singleton Janeen Selking and Walter Reiter Who ' s Who Who ' s the brain - Richard Bieberich Who ' s the quiet one - Jesse Blume Who ' s the friend of the cornfield kid - Leroy Boerger Who ' s the giggler - Jerry Brandt Who ' s the blonde - Gerald Bulmahn Who ' s the tall one - Larry Bulmahn Who ' s the cheerleader - Gladys Busick Who ' s interested in Ball State - Marian Gaston Who ' s the X-Ray technician - Judy Conrad Who ' s the actress - Linda Deam Who ' s the sleepy head - Connie Fast Who ' s the fire twirler - Barbara Fuhrman Who ' s the Buckeye - Don Gehres Who ' s lost a large size class ring - Faye Harkless Who ' s the organ player - Susan Hitzeman Who ' s the Gerbers shopper - Arlene Hockemeyer Who ' s the noisy walker - Duane Hoffman Who ' s the book worm - Patricia Kalthoff Who goes to the sick room every morning - Joyce Kiess Who has wild slumber parties - Marsha King Who ' s got the natural black curly hair - Margene Klrchner Who ' s the red head - Kenny Kolter Who ' s the night owl - Bonnie Krueckeberg Who ' s the car wrecker - Stanley Linker Who ' s got curly hair - Gerry Mann Who ' s the Air Force man - Terry Marker Who ' s Wenzie ' s helper - Phyllis Reinking Who ' s the ice cream man - Walter Reiter Who works at Holthouse - Helen Reppert Who ' s one of the chimps - Harriet Rice Who plays bridge - Lois Scherer Who ' s got the neat Ford - Phil Schieferstein Who ' s the flirt - Kathy Schuller Who ' s the future nurse - Janeen Selking Who ' s the pick-up driver - Judy Selking Who ' s the scientist - Roger Selking Who ' s the quietest girl - Betty Shields Who ' s got a twin sister - Margaret Shields Who ' s Inky - David Singleton Who ' s the pest - Roger Spencer Who ' s the laziest - Marvin Tague Who ' s the girl chaser - Walter Walchle Who ' s engaged - Barbara Workinger Who ' s the greatest class sponsor - Mrs. Yager Special Honors i Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow BARBARA WORKINGER D.A.R. Good Citizen MARIAN CASTON Dramatic Awards TERRY MARKER LINDA DEAM Monmouth Spelling Champion SHIELA CASTON School Reporters LOIS SCHERER MARSHA KING Faculty Advisor MISS ELLEN EICHHORN Art Award SALLY SCHNEPF State Math Contestant LARRY BIEBERICH Home Economics Award ARLENE HOCKE MEYER ' Mountain Gal CAST, from left to right: B. Working- er, M. King, L. Scherer, L. Deam, S. Hitzeman, R. Selking, R. Beibeich, T. Marker, R. Spencer, L. Boerger. Di- rector, David Owens. PROMPTERS: Betty Shields, Joyce Kiess. STAGE HELP: G. Bulmahn, S. Linker, P. Schieferstein, Walter Rieter. Come Out Of The Closet ' CAST, from left to right; L. Scherer, L. Deam, P. Kalthoff, M. King, B. Workinger, B. Fuhrman, R. Spencer, R. Bieberich, T. Marker, L. Boerger, D. Gehres. Director, David Owens. SEATED, left to right: Brenda Crozier, 7th grade; Kathy Rafert, sophomore; Janet Fuelling, junior, 1st place; Roberta Kunkel, 8th grade; Kathy Buuck, sophomore. STANDING: Cynthia Boerger, freshman; Karen Bieberich, junior; Liz Schrock, sophomore, third place; Margene Kirchner, senior, second place; Judy Selking, senior; Ruth Ann Beery, junior; Susan Bittner, freshman. Janitor and Helpers Our hard-working janitor and his help- ers deserve a great deal of credit for keep- ing our school in such fine condition. Such varied duties as cleaning up after ballgames and dances, mending broken equipment, mowing grass and shoveling snow. He is called upon during the year and is always reliable and willing to help. To them we extend our grateful thanks. Mr. Walt Wiseman Don Brown Larry Wiseman rivers From left to right; Sharon Witte, Pamela Nidlinger, Bonnie Krueckeberg, Judy Selking, Cheryl Heck- man, Paulette Thieme, Marjorie Bleeke, Ruth Ann Hoffman, Gloria Thieme, Don Brown, Nellie Camp- bell, Clarence Scheumann, Merlin Thieme, Roger Spencer. Left: Ruth Seaman Right: Marge Brentlinger Advisor Mrs. Herderhorst. SEATED, from left to right: Bonnie Krueckeberg, Lois Scherer, Marsha King, Arlene Hockemeyer, Janeen Selking, Judy Selking, and Marian Caston. STANDING, from left to right: John Boerger, Judy Thieme, Gene Buuck, Roger Spencer, Leroy Boerger, Richard Bieberich, Barbara Workinger, and Faye Harkless. These are the Juniors and Seniors who were responsible for this book. We hope you like it. s • ■  • iiili ' - ' yiiimilii |! i|ip|i!i!i!i 2 -S 2J - o o s 2 fci -2 1) ■ S 2 « « c 15 ; y 2 o g o P m S 1 ° o ™ - , u a) (U  S 3 S ■s . s e i 3 4) O O 6 •a . 43 iJ -S -§ ■a j2 3 «a o a K ortraits jk Creators of Fine Photography ' ONO ' ' ® Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 62 So that ' s where my piggy-bank money went— into a savings ac- count at the bank! Thanks, Mom, for putting it where it ' s safe — and will keep growing bigger! HOW ABOUT SAVING AT OUR BANK YOURSELF? THE FIRST STATE BANK Member F. D. I. C. Member Federal Reserve Established 1883 Decatur, Indiana LEO REX KING Former Owners of King ' s Shell 13th and Dayton Sts , Decatur, Indiana WE THANK THOSE WHO PATRONIZED US DURING OUR BUSINESS ZINTSMASTER MOTORS RIVERSIDE GARAGE Cadillac - Oldsmobile - Rambler Repair All Makes of Cars Sales and Service of Front Wheel Alignment Fine Cars First and Monroe Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-33 IZ Decatur, Indiana Manufacturers Phone BElmont 5-1022 Distributors C. F. EMLING COMPANY Institutional Food Specialties 2305 West Erie Street, Chicago 12, Illinois Auto Parts ALLEN L. FLEMING Bicycles Bulldozing - Backhoe Gifts Trenching - Trucking Get Them at - DECATUR WESTERN AUTO Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-9291 MYERS SERVICE STATION Automotive Lubrication - Tractor Tires Repairing - Farm Tire Service Groceries - Glidden Paints R. R. 1 Decatur U. S. 27 Phone Hoagland 17L, Sand - - - Gravel - - - Truck Mixed Concrete YOST CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Phone 3-3114 Decatur, Indiana ADAMS COUNTY Complinnents ABSTRACT 113 North Second Street of Decatur, Indiana ADAMS THEATER D. BURDETTE CUSTER ROBERT G. SMITH DECATUR DRIVE-IN Try AUNT MOLLY ' S BAKERY KLENK ' S Phone 3-2608 First Decatur, Indiana Shop at Your Westinghouse Dealer AUNT MOLLY ' S THRIFT STORE ADAMS COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP (WILLIAMS) Everything in Fine Farnn Supplies Rural Route 1 Phone 18 F - Hoagland Decatur, Indiana BULMAHN FARM SUPPLY Seeds, Feeds, and Farm Supplies Distributor of Riverdale Chemicals Big Dutchman Automatic Feeders Electric Mix Mills Hyline Pullets Wayne Feeds WALL ' S BURK PASTRY SHOP ELEVATOR CO. Wedding and Party Cakes 504 Winchester St. Decatur, Indiana Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3121 Phone 3-43Z6 Firestone FRED E. KOLTER MYERS Advertising Specialties HOME AUTO SUPPLY Calendars - Business Firestone Personal Gifts Service When You Need It Above the Local Loan Co. Phone 3-3301 Decatur Ph. 3-3363 Indiana Decatur, Indiana ZWICK :zruneral tic oma. TWE ORDER OF THE GOLDES RULE 520 NORTH SECOND STREET ' - ' DECATUR • INDIANA- ' -PHONE 3-3603 HOAGLAND FARM EQUIP, Sales and Service . - For - Oliver - New Idea - Papec Dundam - Cobey and New Holland Hoagland, Indiana Phone 63-F RIVERVIEW GARDENS ai ■! Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-2915 m - CUSTOM BUILT KITCHENS Our Specialty BLUE PRINT SERVICE STONEWORK Builder and Designer A Complete Home Building Service ROUTE 3 DECATUR, INDIANA PHONE 3-8712 HOUSE TRAILERS for Homes or Travel Detroiter . Kropf . Skyline Sales - Service and Accessories Repairing and Remodeling Call Decatur 3-3138 ADAMS COUNTY TRAILER SALES, INC U. S. 27 North Bank Financing - 7 Years to Pay PAU.L AND KATHRYN STRICKLER SINGLETON RADIO T.V. SERVICE We Service All Makes Radio and T. V. Sets Phone Authorized Dealer 3-393Z for Setchell-Carlson Tubes and Parts Guaranteed for 90 Days Phone 3-3932 Cor. 11th and Adams St. Decatur, Indiana THE KENT REALTY AUCTION CO. Phone 3-3390 ' No Sale Too Small or Too Large ' Complete Sales Service Anywhere GERALD STRICKLER WM. SCHNEPF D. S. BLAIR PHIL NEUENSCHWANDER Auctioneers JOAN BOLLINGER, Sec. C. W. KENT, Sales Mgr. mtJMRY 135 N. 1st St MILLERS GROCERY Groceries - Meats Fresh Vegetables Pastries and Ice Cream Phone 3-3307 BYER DRUG STORE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. Two Stores for - Cards - Jewelry - Paints - Your Shopping Convenience Phone 22 Ossian, Ind. Holthouse on the Hiway PREBLE UITY EXC PREBLE EQUITY EXCHANGE Preble, Indiana FIRST STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Deposits Insured to $10, 000 for Each Depositor Hoagland, Indiana HAUGK PHIL L MACKLIN CO. HEATING AND PLUMBING Sales - Service - Parts Contractors and Engineers Chrysler and Dodge Phone 3-2504 Decatur, Indiana Decatur, Indiana 209 13th St. Phone 3-3316 Mobil HI-WAY SERVICE STATION PRODUCTS PETRIE OIL COMPANY Eighth and Monroe Streets 1013 N. 2nd Ph. 3-2928 Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-2014 PECK HARDWARE Preble, Indiana Service, Quality Products and Fair Prices BEGUNN ' S CLOTHING STORE EEE PREBLE GARDEN Clothes for Men and Boys Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3208 Preble, Indiana General Insurance LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 1st and Monroe St. Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3111 Truly a Remembered Service GILLIG DOAN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phones: 3-3314 - 3-3452 312 Marshall St. Decatur, Indiana ASHBAUCHER ' S TIN SHOP Established 1915 Heating - Air Conditioning Roofing - Siding - Sheet Metal Work - Awnings BOWER ' S HARDWARE CO. , INC. Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-2021 For Sports and School Activities Read the DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Daily Since 1903 LAST MINUTE MYERS FLORIST Decatur ' s Finest 903 N. 13th St. Phone 3-3869 Decatur, Indiana CHIC DRY CLEANERS LAUNDRY Fur and Woolen Storage Rugs - Carpets - Upholster Cleaning 915 N. 13th St. , U. S. 27 Phone 3-3864 Decatur, Indiana The best of luck to you in the future. Remember well what you have learned in the years past; and don ' t forget I ' m always Reddy to help you live better electrically. ®J REDDY KILOWATT® Your Electric Servant Indiana Michigan ELECTRIC COMPANY An Investor-Owned Public Utility a«ebican electric ( Te ) power ststcm COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND i GOOD food IDEAL DAIRY 217 So. Second St. Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-4103 STIEFEL GRAIN CO. 217 N. First St. Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3709 Farm Supplies Sanitation LUTES FLOWERS Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3304 THREE KINGS RESTAURANT Hoagland, Indiana K pi T ' fl ' • ' T 1 GERBERS SUPER MARKET Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-2712 Compression THE Massage LUELLA ELLSWORTH 320 Winchester Phone 3-3926 COMMERCIAL PRINT SHOP 210 S. 2nd Ph. 3-3722 Decatur, Indiana RAY ' S COOPERATIVE REAL ESTATE MOBILE SERVICE STATION Mobil .-if. Highway 224 at East Monroe Street Decatur, Indiana ROBERT RICE Phone 3-9199 - Decatur WERTZBERGER ' S CONFECTIONARY 114 West Monroe Street Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3035 PARKWAY 66 SERVICE Phone 3-3682 Batteries Car Washing Accessories Lee Tires Corner 13th and Nuttman Ave. Decatur, Indiana Quality Groceries LISTER ' S STORE Groceries, Meats, Frozen Foods Drugs, Ice Cream, Post Office Preble, Indiana A fAMILf KSi iArtOH,,, for everyone at f l f ??Wt4 i ' Rud ' Deccitccr, (tcCcafta tHi l y . . . TO GREATER VALUES NIBLICK CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-2915 crSUNOC D RALPH ' S SUNOCO SERVICE Hi-Way 27 and 33 North Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3570 THE HAYLOFT Round and Square Dance Every Saturday Night Record Hop Every Thursday Night We Cater to - Weddings, Meetings, Stags, Pi cnics and Hayrides 1 Mile West of Hoagland, Indiana Phone 12 -G ADAMS BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Adams Builders Supply ,nc V ■ «!i ' • ' « . ►-. ■-.? .- |pypW - . , ' - ' P CASH and CARRY S. 13th Street Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3104 LEE HINSHAW CHEVROLET ismm Ossian, Indiana Phone 100 Compliments of HEMLINE ' S MILL Ossian, Indiana Phone 150 We Don ' t Mean to Crow But STOP at EVE ' S PLACE and Go Away Pleased Ossian, Indiana Phone 182J1 DECATUR HATCHERY DeKalb Quality Chicks and Started Pullets Kelvinator Appliances Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3727 SHEETS FURNITURE CO. 152 S. Second St. Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-2602 Quality Home Furnishings DECATUR KOCHER LUMBER COAL CO. 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Furniture, Carpets and Appliances Decatur, Indiana 130 Monroe Street Phone 3-4109 RIPPLE ' S HEATING APPLIANCES Blue Flame LP Gas Norge Appliances Williamson Furnaces Telephone 66 Ossian, Indiana i IVAN SKIP HAKES Builder of Fine Homes ' Rural Route 3 Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-9310 DICK ' S DINER LIL-LIN 21 1 Court Street BEAUTY SALON Decatur, Indiana Exclusive, but not expensive. Phone 3-3048 Phone 4 on 10 Craigville Magley DECATUR EQUIPMENT, INC. Farmall Tractors McCormick Farm Equipment International Trucks New Idea Farm Equipment Highway Z7, North Decatur, Ind. Setter atue PRICE MEN ' S WEAR 101 N. 2nd St. Phone 3-4115 HABEGGER-SCHAFERS Furniture, Appliances Hardware, Floor Coverings 114-118 N. Second Street Phone 3-3200 Waterproofing Tiling Jobs Large or Small, We Do Them All. R. M. KOLTER CO., INC. Decorating Commercial Maintenance Contractors Specialized Service -- Free Estimates Phone Craigville - 5 on 50 P. O. 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