Monroeville High School - Viking Yearbook (Monroeville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1950 volume:

PROPERTY OF We of the senior class of 194.9- � 0 respectfully dedicate this yearbook to James Weaver, co-sponsor of our class, whose guid¬ ance, both in the class¬ room and in our extra-cur- icular activities, has been of inestimable value. ONOBS Among the lists of students who have won special honors, Doris Webster ranks very high. During her junior year, Doris placed third in a state-wide English contest held at Indiana University, in which over five hundred top ranking students from high schools all over Indiana participated. Also, when she was a junior, Doris was chosen by her class¬ mates and the faculty members to be a delegate to Girl’s State, sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary, held at Indiana University. Doris was chosen best citizen of I.ionroeville High in the D.A.R. Contest this year. In a competitive examination, she placed first among representatives from the high schools of Allen County and Fort Wayne. We hope that high scholastic ability, application, and interest continue to bring Doris high honors. ' N, Our principal, Mr. George Martin,, has held this position for ll|_ years. Mr. Martin came to Monroeville High School in 1937 as coach. He attended Ball State Teachers College. Besides having a very full schedule as principal, Mr. Martin teaches Biology and Shop. We Seniors feel that we have been very fortunate in having Mr. Martin at the head of our school during our high school years, and appreciate the help he has given us during this time. GEORGE MARTIN B.S., M.A.- Ball State Teacher’s College• LOIS SIDELL A.B. Manchester College. EDITH HANSON B. S. States Teacher’s Colleges, Pittsburg, Kansas; University of Colorado at Boulder; Ball State Teacher’s College. HOWARD MACKLIN A.B. Huntington College; Ball State Teacher ' s College; Indiana University. PAUL MUELLER B.S., M.A. Butler University; Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music; Teacher ' s College, Columbia University, BURL BLAUVELT Muskingum College; Indiana University; Heidelberg College. ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rosemary Marquart - Vice President, Barb Spieth - President, Dorothy Smith - Secretary Treasurer. Daniel Brouwer Dan , Band - 3,4, Band Officer - 4, Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Booster Club 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Class Play - 3 , Cub Crier Staff - 4, Vik¬ ing Staff - 4, Glee Club-1 Duane Dager Dewy , Basketball - 1 , 2 , 3,4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Booster Club Officer - 4, Class Of¬ ficer - 1, Class Play 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4, Glee Club - 1, Viking Staff - 4. Patricia Cooper Pat , Booster Club 1,4 Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4, Glee Club - 1,3,4, Viking Staff - 4 . Jerry East Jerry , Booster Club 1 , 2 , 3,4, Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4- -Glee Club - 1. Geraldine Coyne Gerry , Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4, Glee Club - 1,3,4, Vik¬ ing Staff - 4 Richard Ellison Dick , Basketball - 1 , 2 , 3 , Booster Club - 1 , 2 ,3 , 4 , Booster Club Officer - 4 , Class Of¬ ficer - 3 , Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4, Glee Club - 1, Vik¬ ing Staff - 4. - ' Lucille Gerardot Lucy , Booster Club 1,2,3,4. Cub Crier Staff - Glee Club 1 . 34 . Rosemary Marquart Rosie , Booster Club 1 2 , 3 ,[}_, Class Officer 4 ., Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - lj_. Glee Club - 1 , Viking Staff 4 Robert Hullinger Bob , Basketball - 1.2,3,4-, Booster Club 1.2,34, Class Officer 2, Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4, Viking Staff - 4 . Catherine Pepe Coot , Booster Club - 1,2,3,4. Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4, .Glee Club 1, Roland Lee Abner , Basketball -1, 2,3,4. Booster Club -1, 2,3,4. Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4. Glee Club - 1. Virginia Pepe Ninny , Booster Club 1,2, 3 , 4 . Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4 , Glee Club - 1, Vik¬ ing Staff - 4- Robert Rider M Lum M , Booster Club - 1,2, 3,4 Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - Yell Leader (Bear) - 4 . Dorothy Smith Dot , Booster Club - 1,2,3 4 Class Officer 4, Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - Ij., Glee Club - 1, Viking Staff 4 Eugene Savieo Gene , Basketball - 1,2,3,4 • Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4, Glee Club - 1. Barbara Spieth Barb , Booster Club 1, ' 2,3,4, Booster Club Officer - 4 Class Of¬ ficer - 4 Class Play 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4 Glee Club - 1, Viking Staff - 4 Keith Sipe Band - 1,2,3,4 Class Play - 3, Booster Club 1,2, 3,4 Sand Officer 4 ' . Doris Webster Booster Club - 1,2,3,4 Class Officer - 3, Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff 4, Glee Club - 1,3,4 Viking Staff - 4« ■ ■ James Webster Jim , Student Manager 3,4 Thelma Webster Band - 2,3,4, Booster Club - 1,2,3,4, Class Play - 3 � Cub Crier Staff - 4, Glee Club 1,3,4, Viking Staff - 4. Theresa Wyss Tede , Class Play - 3, Cub Crier Staff - 4, Booster Club - 2,3,4. Not pictured, but graduating, are as follows: Robert Lasch - Bob , Booster Club - 1,2,3,4, Andy Linnaberry - Booster Club - 1,2,3,4, Cub James Miller - Jim , Student Manager - 2,3 4 Cub Crier 4 Crier - 4 Cub Crier 4� ■ SENIOR HISTORY Pour years ago we, the class of 1950, numbering thirty- five enrolled in Monroeville High School. After the excite¬ ment of enrolling in our classes wore off, we settled down and organized our class. Duane Dager was elected president. ; e held two class parties that year, which were enjoyed by all. That fall a few of the members in our class presented a one-act play at a P. T. A. meeting. The following year we again assembled. We found that we had.lost a few members, but we also gained a few. We elected Marianne Angus president. We had many activities to attend which helped to break the monotony of class work. We took a tour of the State Prison for Criminally Insane at Lima, Ohio. That year the basketball club won the county, sectional and regional. These were the main events of the year. The next year when we entered the junior class, we chose Doris Webster president. This year was highlighted by the junior play, receiving our class rings, and the junior-sen¬ ior banquet. In the fall of f [}_9 we entered the dear, old school for our last year in high school. By this time our class had dwindled to twenty—one. But we have with us three extra members, making a total of twenty-four seniors. Barbara Spieth was elected - president; Rosemary Marquart, vice-pres¬ ident; and Dorothy Smith, secretary-treasurer. We found this year to be the most enjoyable of all. We went on a hay ride for our class party on a rainy and dismal night. We went out to Pepes for the rest of the evening. There we en¬ joyed a chicken supper, and held a square dance, which made up for the weather. In January a group of seniors spent an exciting day in Chicago. Our second semester is filled with activities. We are working constantly on our yearbook. We are planning a spring dance, and we also plan to give our class play sometime in May. We are looking forward to the night of the Junior-Senior banquet, baccalaureate, and finally graduation. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Sldell - Secretary Treasurer, Gloria Spieth - President, Stan Robison - Vice President Byron Barkley Pat Bruick Anna Marie Johannas Donald Myers Tom Ruble James Bauserman Joan Case Lynn Bearman Dale Poster Mary Ann Lortie Maurice 0’Shaughne s s ey Robert McIntosh Mary Reynolds A Ted Savieo Ruth Salway Peggy Brouwer Jerry Holt Annabelle McMillen Stan Robison James Sidell Robert Webster f } fJL Paul Voirol Gloria Spieth Junior History This year twenty-three peppy juniors, eager to assume the title of upper classmen, strutted to seats in the assembly, ready to take their turn at giving orders to the green fresh- ies. The big day finally came for organizing our class. We elected Jean Spieth, president; Stan Robison, vice-president; Jim Sidell, secretary-treasurer. Miss Edith Hanson was chosen class sponsor. On a cold, rainy night in October, the juniors, along with members of the faculty, spent a wet but enjoyable evening at Lorties ’, playing games and feasting on cider and doughnuts, to say nothing of washing cars and breaking windows. In December we presented ’’The Campbells Are Coming”, a light comedy in three acts. We gave a repeat performance in J anuary. We have charge of the well-known candy room. It is here that most of the students spend their free time and money, (well, their time, anyway.) ”A Gypsie Seranade” has been selected for our junior-sen¬ ior banquet theme. This is undoubtedly the biggest event of the year. Oh, for that wonderful night when that certain guy gets butterflies in his stomach when he sees his date in her new formal J In November we ordered our class rings. What a day 1 It was very hard to make a choice. Finally we all agreed, and everyone was satisfied with the decision. On the arrival of the rings, in February, the juniors were the object of every¬ one’s attention. The juniors have great basketball talent. Jim Bauserman, Stan Robison, Lynn Bearman, Bob Webster, and Don Myers make up five of the first ten members of the basketball club. Dale Foster and Annabelle McMillan, our capable cheer leaders, are members of the junior class. Having plenty of get up and go, the juniors will make ef¬ ficient seniors in ’5 1. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Pat Dawson - President, Virginia Kinnaley Treasurer, Virginia Beauchot - Secretary, Jed Myers - Vice President. Paul Lloyd Bucher Burton Huebner Virginia Kinnally Mary McIntosh Theresa Beauchot Pat Dawson Garol Jump Joyce Lehrman Marrlanne I cGee Virginia Beauchot Mary K. Fisher Joyce Kelly Wally Luenberger Lavon Marquardt i Valerie Boxell Marveno Hart Scott Kennedy Betty Lothamer Myers LaDonna Neireiter Charles Nord Noelan Salway Stan Wagner V k Maurice Wyss SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY When we young Preshies assembled. In the Ninteen-Portyeight year. You’d have thought that Old St. Patrick Himself, in full glory, was here. We soon settled down and studies, And got right.down to biz,” For we couldn’t fool with our teachers When they began to quiz. We had no time to be foolish. Though our grades were not so high But just the same when the term was over. The whole bunch of us got by. When we started out as sophomores. It wasn’t quite so much fun; Right then and there we found out That our work had just begun. We pulled together, worked late at night. Of grades we got the best; And at the end of the year, as before. Again all passed the test. Next year again we’ll assemble All together once more. And we’ll try our best with might and main To reach the other shore. ■ FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Roxy Ruble President, Loren Grabner - Secretary and Treasurer. Not pictured, Herman Lopshire Vice President. Lu Ann Brames Carol Dawson Donna Feasby ) 4 Sandra Lehmier Rita Martin Gloria Crates Shirley Emenhiser Loren Grabner Herman Lopshire Betty Myers Robert Brouwer Roy East Larry Gaskill Terry Lennington Colleen Etzler Martha Jaycox Mary Ann McMillen Max Myers Bruce Meyer :-W Daniel 0 1 Shaughne s s ey Dorothy Salaway Lois Turney i Wanda Parker Kelso Sipe Sally Van Burskirk Robert Roussev mJ Shirley Spieth Doris Voirol FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Roxy Ruble Vera Smith Byron Webster Since we are just starting on the road to success, we have a wonderful opportunity to gain something for the future. Our class officers have had an early start in leadership, Roxy Ruble was named president, and Herman Lopshire, vice- president The office of secretary-treasurer was filled by Loren Grabner. We then chose Mr. Paul Mueller as our sponser. The Freshman class is not only industrious in regular school work, but it plays a major part in M. H. S f s. extra¬ curricular activities as well. Martha Jaycox, Colleen Etzler, Roy East, ,and Bob Brower are all members of the band. Those taking advantage of the opportunity to join the Glee Club are Wanda Parker, Colleen Etzler, Martha Jaycox, Lois Turney, Sally Van Buskirk, Donna Feasby, Gloria Crates, Roy East, and Bob Brouwer. Shirley Daugherty, Gloria Crates, Shirley Emenhiser, Mari¬ anne McMillen, Vera Smith, Wanda Parker, Betty Myers, Shirley Spieth, Lois Turney, Sally Van Buskirk, Doris Voirol , Roxy Ruble, Sandra Lehmier, Terry Lenningtion, Donna Feasby and Herman Lopshire belong to the Booster Club. Nearly all the boys in the class went out for basketball. Those who play most regularly on the second team are Roy East, Loren Grabner, and Max Myers. EIGHTH GRADE: Front Row, Gary Robison, Gayle Ainsworth, Glenn Cleavenger, Max Clem, Larry Peckham, James Bowyer, Charles Soren¬ son©. Middle Row, Rose Case, Lois Heckler, Nancy Hullinger, Lenore Parnin, Maxine Sipe, LuAnn Rhodes, Shirley Sites, Mrs. Mabelle Turney. Top Row, Robert Hart, Alvin Pierce, Robert Lovellette, William Voiro l, Richard Spieth, Bobby Joe Hartman. SEVENTH GRADE: Front Row, Billy Reynolds,“Gordon Parker, Larry Kelley. Second Row, Darlene Volkmar, Bonnie Brown, Berneta Hueb- ner, Carole Case, Nancy Webster, Kay Myers, Joan Gilbert, Frank Spieth, Warren Fluttrow, Moury Beauchot. Third Row, Joyce Webster, Mary Salway, Carolyn Elliot, William L e Wert, Larry Etzler, Bar¬ bara Gilbert, Sharon Leuenberger, Colleen Cornish, Stanley Cornish, Thomas Beauchot, Mrs. Hazel Brown. Fourth Row, Mary Lee Jaycox, Norman Schlemraer, Dean Gaskill, Mary Marquardt, Arthur DeWert, Donald Lovellette, Wayne McIntosh, Carolyn Jones, Larry Morton. (Not in picture—Margita Lusis.) . SIXTH GRADE: Front Row, Brenton Fluttrow, Ned Bearman, Larry Hullinger, Rex Daugherty, Deanna Ellison, Max Robison, Mary Lou Brouwer, Marlene Ainsworth, Sally Marquardt, Joe Hostetler, Middle Row, Richard Dager, Vivian McIntosh, Jack Gilbert, Lynn Webster, Barbara Buster, Sharon Raber, Morman Mohr, Shirley Owens, Paul Gaskill, Miss Leora Belle Brown. Top Row, Donald Lythle, Thommy Voirol, James Myers, Lucille Klinker, Sharon Taylor, Emma Richart, Glenda Lingo, Melvin Lovellette, William Coolman, Thomas Sorenson (Not in picture--Duane Crabill and Ruby. Lee.) FIFTH GRADE: Front Row, Ann Bowyer, Linda Knefelkamp, Luanne Robinson, Jerry Radabaugh, Glenn Woods, Jack Myers, Bonnie Mohr, Virginia Miller, David Lochner, Paul McIntosh. Middle Row, Rich¬ ard Bower, James Aslway, Paul Woods, Marvin Ritchhart, Lee Thomp¬ son, Marsha Clem, Thomas Sipe, Bruce Barker, Jack Clevenger, Mrs. Lora Etter. Top Row, Wanda Leininger, Frances DeWert, Patsy Hart, Robert Voirol, Donald Shaffer, Gerry Mack, Raymond Gibson, Ralph Klinker, David Johnston. FOURTH u-RADE. Front Row, Kenneth Gaskill, Noella Lehrman, Sharon Myers, Janice Kelly, Larry Gilbert, Linda Peckham, Carole Murch- land, Jacqueline Fuelling, Nancy Shaffer. Middle Row, Mrs. Pearl Etzler, Leland Etzler, Vernon Sorenson, Jack Stephenson, Dick Gas- Margie Owen, Dennis Magner, Carolyn Nord, Janet Volkmar. Top Row, Paul Row, David Barker, Rebekah Coolman, Dean Bearman, Phyllis Schlemmer, Joella Lehrman, Rose Lovellette, Kay Adams, Dianna Clevenger. (Not in picture--Norma Lehman, leva Lusis, Richard Shannon and Jerry Murray.) THIRD GRADE: Front Row, Beverly Rothgeb, Majorie Shaffer, Bev¬ erly Taylor, Sandra Webster, Sharon Knefelkamp, Dorothy Row, Thomas Jackson, Stanley Marquardt, Robert Hart. Middle Row, Mrs. Hazel Beauchot, Wayne Ertel, Louise Salway, Miriam Smith, Maurice Marquart, Carolyn Clem, Nancy Cornish, Max McNeal, Myron Stevens. Top Row, Richard Woods, John Waite III, Alan Morton, Donald Sch¬ lemmer, Franklin Dewey, Garry Witte, Richard Howe, Floyd Marquart, Walter Leininger. . ' ' • . SECOND GRADE: Front Row, Nona Richard, Dennis Thompson, Sidney Lapham, Kathryn Barker, Marsha Foster, Kathy Brouwer, Billy Car¬ penter, Larry Benjamin, Linda Kelly, Allen Salway. Middle Row, Miss Arlene Reynolds, Joyce Lehman, Jerry Emenhiser, Larry Murch- land, Terry Gaskill, James Love, Connie Marquart, Vicki Pinney, Keith Pierce, Lynn Fuelling, Sandra Swygart. Top Row, Burrel Huebner, Larry Parker, Neil Elliott, Susan Trentadue, Julie Dare, Charles Stephenson, Sharon Merica, Ruth Coolman, Annette De Wert, Dawn Pfeif.fer. FIRST GRADE: Front Row, David Witte, Mary Alice Knefelkamp, Bar¬ bara Dager, Deanna Lehman, Thala Stevens, Jane Fuelling, Gary Wayne Wills, Lloyd Woods, Jackie Lee Clem, Gene Myers, Daniel Clevenger. Middle Row, Judy Hege, Stephen Clem, Betty Klinker, Steven Bitner, Beverly Anderson, Ross Alan Bowen, Larry Mc¬ Intosh, Jacqueline Weinland, Fondra Magner. Top Row, Mrs. Helen Miller, Charles Raber, Charles Howe, Merline Adams, Jane Ann Crates, Mary Ann Gaskill, Ronald Lovellette, John Meese, Kay Volkmar, Larry Bruick. ■ ‘ THE VIKING STAFF SEATED: Barb Spieth - Class Editor, Thelma Webster - Activity Editor, Doris Webster - Editor-in-chief, Rosemary Marquart - Clas Editor STANDING: Dick Ellison - Sports Editor, Bob Hullinger - Sports Editor, Dan Brouwer - Advertising Manager, Virginia Pepe - Asst. Editor-in-chief, Dorothy Smith - Secretary Treasurer, Patricia Cooper - Typist. VIKING STAFF Every four years, the se ' or class has the privilege of publishing a yearbook. The class of 1950 are proud to have had this honor. We wish to thank the teachers, our sponsors, our principal, and all others v ho have helped us publish this yearbook of 1950. THE ' CUB’CRIER STAFF SEATED: Thelma Webster - News Editor, Barb Spieth - Gossip Editor, Thereas Wyss - News Editor, Rosie Marquart - Gossip Editor, Doris Webster - Editor-in-chief, Dorothy Smith - Feature Editor. Virrinio Pepe - Artist. STANDING: Lucille Gerardot - Circulation Manager, Geraldine Coyne - Classroom Editor, Jerry East - Mimeograph Operator, Dan Brouwer - Ci culation Manager Sports Editor, Bob Rider -. Sports Editor, Bob Hul linger - Advertising Editor, Dick Ellison - Advertising Editor, Cath erine Pepe - Classroom Editor, Pat Cooper - Circulation Manager. CUB CRIER The Cub Crier is published twice a month by the members of the senior class. It envolves a great de l of work for those who publish it but it is always worth the time and ef¬ fort spent on a school paper. The purpose of the Cub Crier to develop a high quality of school spirit and sportsmanship; to support school activities; to uphold high standards of scholarship. THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING Presented by the junior class of Monroeville, was a huge suc¬ cess. Having presented it before the public on December oth and 9th it proved to be a hilarious comedy in three acts. This was followed by many letters asking it to be presented again. The juniors, willing to sacrifice their time, presented it a third time. The cast was as follows: Mary Reynolds - Ma Brannigan, Peggy Brouwer - Catalpa Tapp, Donald Myers - Bildad Tapp, Jean Spieth - Betty Branningan, Jim Sidell - Dick Branningan, Stan Robison - Jeff Scudder, Maurice 0 1 Shaugnessey - Cyrus Scudder, Pat Bruick - Kaye Branningan, Annie McMillen - Augusta Campbell, Lynn Bearman - Kingston Boysie Campbell. M. E. S. BAND MAJORETTES: Nancy Hullinger, Scott Kennedy, Marriane McGee, Lenore Parnin. FIRST ROW: Sharon Luenberger, Peggy Brouwer, Thelma Webster, Roy East, Mary Lee Jaycox, Berneta Huebner, Bonnie Dale Brown, Leland Etzler, Mr Muller - Music Teacher SECOND ROW: Martha Jaycox, Larry Etzler, Max Clem, Gary Robison, Deanna Ellison, Maxine Sipe, Brenton Fluttrow. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Brouwer, Nancy Webster, Bob Brouwer, Colleen Etzler, Stan Robison. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Sites, LuAnn Rhodes, Kay Myers, Kelso Sipe, Dan Brouwer BAND For the first time in several years, our high school can boost of having a band Although the band is only about three years old, it is an up and coming organization. During the year, the band has played at all the home basketball games, the community programs, Halloween parade, and the Parent Teacher Meeting. Several new members have been added during the year, and they are all pro¬ gressing very nicely. All the members are looking forward to the county contest this spring. Give them your support, and they will give you good mu¬ sic. s, • . GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Dorothy Salway, Donna Feasby, Patricia Cooper, Thelma Webster, Doris Webster, Mary Katherine Fisher, Carol Jump, Valerie Boxell, Pat Dawson, Mr. Mueller. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann McMillen, Shirley Emenhiser, Geraldine Coyne, Lucille Gerardot, Colleen Etzler, Lois Turney, Martha Jaycox, Wanda Parker, Sandra Lehmier, Betty Lothamer. THIRD ROW: Sally Van Buskirk, Gloria Crates, Doris Voirol, LaDonna Neiriter, Scott Kennedy, Joyce Kelly, Mary McIntosh, Lavon Marquart, Theresa Beauchot. FOURTH ROW: Bob Brouwer, Bob Webster, Dale Foster, Maurice O’Shaugh- nessy, Jim Sidell, Jim Bauserman, Stan Robison. FIFTH ROW: Roy East, Kelso Sipe, Jed Myers. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, which has a large membership this year, has not appeared publicly very often because of the lack of opportunity and funds for new music. It sang for a Parent Teacher Association meeting. This is a good organization, and anyone who has a singing talent is invited to join. THE BOOSTER CLUB FIRST ROW: Lenore Parnin, Geraldine Coyne, Virginia Pepe, Dorothy Smith, Thelma Webster, Theresa Wyss, Doris Webster, Dick Ellison- President, Barb Spieth-Secretary Treasurer, Rosemary Marquart, Marrianne Lortie, Annie McMillan, Dale Foster, Ruth Salway, Gloria Spieth, Mary Reynolds, Pat Bruick, Peggy Brouwer, Wanda Parker, Patricia Cooper. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hullinger, Sally Van Buskirk, Gloria Crates, Colleen Etzler, Lois Turney, Donna Feasby, Betty Myers, Shirley Spieth, Anna Marie Johanns, Pat Dawson, Valerie Boxell, Carol Jump, Marrianne McGee, Marvene Hart, Virginia Beauchot, Joyce Lerhman, Virginia Kinnaley, Scott Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Mary Salway, Sharon Leuenberger, Joan Gilbert, Ber- neta Huebner, Carolyn Elliot, Mary Katherine Fisher, -Joyce Kelly, La Donna Neireiter, Lavon Marquart, Mary McIntosh, Sandra Lehmier, Betty Lothamer, Shirley Emenhiser, Vera Smith, Mary McMillen, Doris Voirol, Joyce Webster, Carolyn Jones. FOURTH ROW: Jim Bowyer, Max Clem, Larry Peckham, Gail Ainsworth, Warren Fluttrow, Wayne McIntosh, Bob Hartman, Bob Hart, Dick Spieth, Bob Brouwer, Maurice Beauchot, Norman Schlemmer, Frank Spieth, Art¬ hur DeWert, Maxine Sipe, Shirley Sites, Lu Ann Rhodes. FIFTH ROW: Jed Myers, Paul Voirol, Ted Savieo, Bob Barkley, Tom Ruble ' , Jerry Holt, Maurice 0 ' Shaughnessey, Roxy Ruble, Catherine Pepe, Lucille Gerardot, Lois Heckler. P. T. A. OFFICERS Bonnie Luenburer - Vice President, Phillis Stepenson - Secretary, Dorothy Jackson - President, Mr, Macklin - Treasure. PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION The Parent Teacher 1 s Association has been very active this year. The money usually used for re¬ freshments was sued for guest speakers this year. The organization sponsored the installation of new lights in the third and fourth grade rooms. A bake sale was held, and the proceeds went to the fund for improved lighting. The room representatives are: first grade, Georgia Bitner; second grade, Vera Merica; third grade, Mable Marquardt; fourth grade, Mary Magner; fifth grade, Mary Clem; sixth grade, Mrs. K. L. Hostetler; seventh grade, Dorothy Speith; eighth grade, Billy Hullinger; ninth grade, Opal Brouwer; tenth grade, Mrs. Earl Kennedy; eleventh grade, Elaine Robison; and twelfth grade, Maude Webster. COOKS: Mrs. Ivy Burnett Mrs. Eva Ball. TILETICS WE THEY Hoagland 33 - 22 Leo 37 - 35 New Haven 38 - J+6 Roanoke 35 - 32 Elmhurst 39 - 4,0 Huntertown 50 - 54 Woodburn 50 - 38 Harlan 31 - 37 So, Whitley 49 - 35 Central Cath. 34 - 43 Adams Central 41 - 43 Hoagland 45 - 5o Lynn Bearman County Tourney WE THEY Areola 64 - 32 Harlan 6o - 45 Huntertown 60 - 58 Leo (Finals) 38 - 43 Decatur Cath, 33 - 4° Woodburn 48 - 33 Laf. Central 47 - 43 Leo 49 - 52 Areola 65 - 63 Huntington Cath. 32 - 33 Sectional Tourney Hoagland 9 45 - 47 V4RSITY SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: Stan Robison, Jim Bauserman, Gene Savieo, Lynn Bearman, Bob Webster TOP ROW: Coach Weaver, Bob Hullinger, Dan Brouwer, Abner Lee, Don Myers, Duane Dager. CUBS ENJOY A GOOD SEASON Under the leadership of a new coach, the Monroeville Cubs took to the floor and soundly whipped the Hoagland Wildcats for their first victory of the year. This victory aroused much interest and enthusiasm in the fans as well as the players The pace was slowed somewhat by the sickness of two of our key players. Despite this handicap, the Cubs did extremely well. About County Tournament time, with all the players back in the line-up, the Cubs hit their peak. By defeating three county teams, two of them being pre-tourney favorites, the Cubs won their position in the finals of the tourney, but the roar of the Leo Lions was too much for the Cubs to handle. Not being discouraged by defeat, the Cubs eyed the Sec¬ tional crown. The Cubs, hoping for a good draw in the sec¬ tional, drew Hoagland. Monroeville, going into the first game of the tournament, found Hoagland playing well over their heads. Lady Luck being with Hoagland, and not Mon¬ roeville, trounced the Cubs in a thrilling overtime. Thus the book closes for another year on the Chronicle of the Cubs. . , - . ' •1 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: Larry Gaskill, Wally Leuenberger, Terry Lennington, Stan ' .Vagner, Max Myers, Bob Brouwer. TOP ROW: Coach Weaver, Bruce Myer, Roy East, Burton Huebner, Loren Grabner, Dan 0 T Shaughnessey, Bob Roussey. Monroeville vs. New Haven - Scramble for rebound. witTa Monroeville vs. New Haven, Bearman -shootsl Myers on a jump shot Hullinger sets and shoots from 1 way out. F A C V L T Y A l! T 0 G BA P BS AUTOGRAPHS r AUTOGRAPHS RICHARD E. GUTHIER lafifisx Telephone New Haven 2223 716 Lincoln Highway New Haven, Indiana Dr. H. E. Steinman Monroeville Monument Works Wilmer E. Webster First Citizens State Bank foments DAGER BALL Implement Store J. I. Case Farm Machinery Top value! East Hampton Set! This month’s advertised feature! Bower Jewelry Store Decatur, Indiana For Local Happenings READ DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT $ 6.00 per year by mail in ADAMS and adjoining COUNTIES MIDWAY INN Truck Stop 18 Miles East of Fort Wayne 18 Miles West of Van Wert, Ohio On U.S. 30 Cabins Home Cooked Meals OBERLEY’S LUNCH Zulu Standard Service Lunch and Soft Drinks Grover Shannon Candies - Specialties 3730 Piqua Ave. A-28843 General Insurance Air Cushion Shoes Calendars - Book Matches Flourescent Lights and Signs Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Fort Wayne, Indiana Charles Dewey The Schafer Store Hardware Home Furnishings Furniture 114 - 118 North Second Street Phone 4 Decatur, Indiana Phone 282 Decatur Auto Supply MRC B;a rings - AP Mufflers American Hammered Piston Rings 140 So. Second St. Decatur, Ind. ZULU GARAGE Oberley Bros. Electrical and Mechanical Repairing 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phones 2139 - 2235 - 2133 Monroeville, Indiana If we can ' t make it run, it must be a snail Save More At Your Friendly Western Auto Associate Store Decatur, Indiana DeSoto - Plymouth Clem International Harvester Hardware Co. Phone 3343 Monroevi lie, Ind. General Electric - Philgas - Bendix - Speed Queen - Coleman Appliances Zenith Radios Sherwin Williams Paints Varnishes Squeeze Inn Cliff and Marie Patronize Your Meyer Auto Sales Ben Franklin Store For Over 25 Years Your CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH School Supplies Dealer 1 6 Phone 4823 Monroeville, Indiana Kelvinaior - Westinghousc - Maytag 9 PIERCE’S Wolff Hardware and Appliances Shoes and Shoe Repair Name Appliances and Service Hoover - Horton - Deepfreeze - R.C.A. Pierce’s Shoe Shop Come To CUBS’ CORNER SHIFFERLY’S For Good Eats and Plumbing Heating Service With a Smile Dean and Freda Lawrence Brouwer’s Super Service Wash and Grease Jobs Tires - Batteries - Auto Accessories “We Back the Cubs” IRo c ut (J y. “The Monroeville News” Fine Class Rings Announcements Awards JOST N SINCE 1897 Representative: L. F. Gooch Box 9 Plymouth, Ind. @0 KfUuMKt6 0 MARQUART Funeral Home Monroeville, Indiana E. Leslie Marquart Class of ’24 Glenn C. Merica Auctioneer Real Estate Monroeville, Indiana Fhone 3971 Good Luck Cubs Monroeville High School Seniors 1949 - 1950 Monroeville, Indiana . Mtfoli Ke tt4 x£ PINNEY Ford Sales Ford Sales Service Phone 2363 Monroeville, Ind. Ward Meese MEESE Barber Shop Beucler Grabner @(MtfoCi KeKt4 Don Webster Monroeville Frozen Food Lockers GOODWALD Bakery Restaurant The Home Store Market Marvin J. 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Bulk Distributors of Petroleum Products Grain, Hay, Coal, Flour and Feeds Monroeville, Indiana 0 v r Donated to the Monroeville Alumni Display on February 13, 2004 by Mrs. Kayte Grabner Class of 1940 — — -■ _ ! -.