Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

THE I95l IN IANIAN O MON I PI I II R INDI UNA , , , , 1. OCfIi'I'ICIi'I'OCQK'I'ICfKIOCiIi'I'IC,Ii'I'OCQIi'I'Il,Ii'I'OC,K I ICKTOCKTI LOCKTICK THE L E KELLEY BUILDING The Hxgh School Bunldmg, was completed 1n 1925 durmg the superxntendency of Luther E Kelley who remamed supermtendcnt untrl h1s death rn 1933 when H G Morgan then prxncnpal became superrntendent The bulldnng was then named IH memory of Mr Kelley The first prxncxpalshlp was held by Earl E Sutton follow ed by Paul Burolcer rn 1974 Mr Morgan succeeded Mr Burolcer as prrncrpal 1n 1930 and when he became supermtendent ln 1933 he w as succeedccl by Vxrgnl Wagner who ched the following, summer Wlllnam E Kmgsolver then became pun clpal and remamed ln the posxtxon unnl 1937 Then Mmon Wllson who had been coach and teacher m thc hlgh school srnce 1923 was pro moted to the prxncnpalshxp and has held the posxtxon ever smce except the year 1944 when Mlss janlcc Nelson toolc over hrs dunes whlle he served rn the U S O y 1 W ' ff -V A r .., 9 . Q . I. 7 , . . . 1 . - x - . , , . . , , . . 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I I Q ' J - ' A .7 ' r - 1 , . 1 , ' 1 ' . - r a ... . . 1 1 -- . . . . , V. f , . . . 14416 AND THE 51 INDIANI Tlme pisses svuftly .mel the mmcl ot mfm ns forgetful That the school year of 1950 51 ITIJY remfun fresh m the memorles of those connected vuth the Morxtpeller School we the Clqss of 1951 hwe prepared thrs eclmon of The Inclraman to serve as a memory boolc OCRTICKTOCKTICKTOCB. 1 ICRTOCKTICKTOC T1ClxTOCIxTIClxTOC lxT1C lxTOQlx TICKTOC gi' :GLW Kfay-,.9+D nj 7DYuj St Gavw ,2,0fffQQQ 3 oveS Qvn-ad ?-19211-y QKCIQW1- .ipo p 6,CooKS' 5 I3 TICKTOCKTICKTOLKTICIxTOCKTICKTOQlxTICKTOCK TICKTOCk ADMINISTRATION Hedley G Morgan Mr Morgan has been our superrndentent for erghteen years He re ccrved hrs trarnrng at the Unrversrty of Mrchr gan and the Unrversrty of Chrcago Mr Morgan teaches hrstory Hrs favorrte drsh rs plum pud drng Ted Maclts Amateur Hour rs hrs fav orrte radro program Hrs mrddle name rs the common name George SCHOOL BOARD Mr St john rs presrdent of our school board Irc rs servrng the thrrd year of hrs first term Dr McKean rs treasurer of the board He rs scrvrng the second year of hrs thrrd term Mr Smrth rs the secretary of the school board He rs servrng the first year of hrs second term Mr Hoover rs our townshrp trustee He rs scrvrng the first year of hrs second term The students and faculty apprecrate the co operatron of these men toward better schools Mr Morgan Mr St john Dr- McKean Mr Smrth M r Hoover HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MARION A WILSON prmcrpal B S M A Ball State Teaches c1v1cs and general science Favorxtc drsh food I-avorxte radno program Our Mxss Brooks Middle name Allen lANKr Nl-LSON A B Ball State Teaches Latm arrthmenc geometry and algebra and has charge of the school funds and keeps the books Favorxte dnsh too many to ltmlt to one I'avor1te radlo program Telephone Hour Mxddle name Magdalene JFANI-111 A REA A B Ball State Teaches ge ography and Engllsh and ns llbrarlan Favorite dish mast turkey Favorite radlo programs One Mans lamrly and Telephone Hour Middle name Anna NNIIHC1 ARI5 coach S lndlana nl xerslty Teaches soclal studies physrcal educatnon and health and safets Tavorlte dnsh steak and lrench frles Iasorlte ralro program Hut Parade Mrldlc name Gene Lrrur N1 ALBIRTSON A B A M Indrana bm sersrty 'Ieaches lngllsh and speech and rs the lx re tor of the Crler and Annual staffs lasorxte dlsh roast beef mednum lmavornte program Album of Iamrlrar Muslc Mrddle name May BL Rrov ERINKIRHOIP B 5 m Agrnculrure Pur clue lrnlyersxty Teaches biology and agriculture and coaches the rumor hugh basketball team laworrte drsh whatever Mrs B can cook lavorlte program vshncheser one Mrs B turns on Mxldle name Wayne BTARIORII- M NUNN B S m Buslness Admnnl stratlon lndrana Unrversrty Teaches typnng short hand secretarxal studxes transcrrptlon studres arlth metrc and CIYILS lavorxte dnsh frred chncken Ia vornte program lather Knows Best Mrddle name Mae IOHN1 B HAYI5 B S Ball State Teaches lnclus na arts and soclal studies Iavorxte dnsh M H S Lafeterla lunch lavorrte program Lxfe Can Be Beautlful Ilt c,1ves me strength! Mxddle name Byron NLLLH: XWILLIAMS B S Canterbury College also attended Butler Unlversxty Teaches gurls physxcal educatnon health and safety hxstory and general busmess lasonte dlsh chop suey lavorrte programs Telephone Hour and lrrestone Hour Mrddle name Lucille BLTTX I: Gaovt clerk graduated from Mont pelncr Hugh School rn lgql lavorxte dxsh ham and pxneapple lavornte program any mystery story Mrddle name Fllen Roarm L HORNHI B 5 A Purdue Umversrty Teaches on farm trarnrnc, to veterans Faworxte dxsh fried chncken Favorxte radio program Drag Net Mnddle name Lours MRS MAnrLYNr HALL B B H L Georgna State Teachers College lor Women Teaches home eco nomrcs and has charge of the school cafeterla Favorlte dlsh Southern fried chlcken Favorrte radxo program musical programs and People Are Iunny Mrddle name Ieanette Ru HARD M HORN B M lndrana Unrversrty Teaches band orchestra Grade School muslc Girls glee club gurls chorus choxr and tvurlets Favorrte radro program Ranlroad Hour Mndclle name Melvxn TSHVUYIIC dish Tbone steak and mashed potatoes SARA LLLI5 art and lngllsh Reslgned Chrrstmas Her successor was Mr George B johnson B S lndlana University Favorite dlsh beef stew lavor1te radxo programs Suspense and Hear It Now Mrddle name Bowden JOHN M HOLUBN B S rn chemtstry lndrana Lnrverslty Teaches arithmetic and chemistry Coach of freshman and sophomore teams Favor1te dnsh round steak and French fried onrons Favorlte radxo program Fred Warxng Txme Mrddle name Mat thew . , 1 . ., . ., . . . 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Y ' 1 ' SENIOR OFFICERS JON COOK Cooltxe Academrc presrdent Sl Athlerxc Club lb presl dent 48 Hobby Club 49 H Y S0 bcrence Club Sl How about that JACK PFTHTPL Pret cl Commercxal secre tary treasurer Sl Athletlc Club 4 Commercial Club 49 S0 secretary Ra Von Dramatic Club Sl B1tsO Blarney Three Blmd Dates S0 Chou' I9 Sl ee Club S0 Yell Leajer Sl lndxanlan busmess man ager Youdbesurprnsell Trclt' Tock' The tlme IS mov1ng on Our tlme xx 11l be here vt rth the dawn Our fun we ve had Our hearts are sad Our sennor year IS almost gone We ve had new members ln our class We ve had new members come and p But me don t mlnd, We're not that krnd Our class IS movmg on wlth mme Nomm DELEE ZIGLER Delee Commercral glrl adv1ser SI junnor Dra matxc Club 47 Commer cral Club 48 SI presl dent Sl Crner Staff Glee Club 4 S1 Indnaman typxst Oh that makes me so mad' TIME MOVES ON D A v 1 D P E A R s 0 N Rodre Agncultute vxce president 49 Sl pr I nt S0 I 4 vrce president S1 baseball S0 track I9 Sl bas et 9 Oh I on t care PAUL PUGH Snnky Commercial boy advxser U Sl Athletic Board S0 vice president of Stu Club 48 Hobby Club 49 H1Y SO Commercxal Club Sl student manager 48 Sl Grve me a lxght' We have had fun In years gone b But, as they pass, we breathe a srgh These years we ll hold In thoughts untold As mem r1es of the years gone But, no, our llves have just begun ass, For us, the class of Sl, Our greatest year Is hnally here, We move ahead nn 'S I Phyllns Allen ' l 'xg 'f ' Y ' ,' gl es'- -. 1 I rig ' gb 1. 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I'AXF ALLrNh WIBLY Drm ples Commercral Athletrc Boar 50 51 Student Affairs 50 e Leader 49 5 G 4 Ra Von Dramatlc Club Three Blind Dates Glee Club 4 51 Ch Noon League 4 51 Int 1an1 an advertrsmg. manager What do ye think th1s rs your brrth day or somethmg LIJXXARD JLNIOR COLI:MAN Ed Commercxal junlor Dra matlc Club 48 Science Club 49 Y 50 ttacls If l or crxlnx. out loud ylxs Allen Phrl Aca demic junlor Dramatlc Club Ra Von Dramatnc 4 51 program chaxrman 51 Brts O Blarney 50 An Old Spanish Custom 9 A Trrp to the North Pole 49 Noon League 48 51 Chorr 48 51 Glee Club Indrannan poet L gad' DONALD LLX Don Aca demrc jumor Dramatic Club 48 Hobby Club 49 president 49 H1Y 50 Ra Von Dramatic Club 51 treasurer 51 Three Blmd Dates 50 basketball 4 baseball 48 track 51 chorr 50 Hx Ya abe' PHYLLIS ANN I-IERRING Phrl Commercral F H A 4 I reporter 51 Three Blmd Dates 50 Glee Club 51 Crler Staff Indraman snapshot edrtor I vush Harold were here' SENIORS RRY NESTLI RO Q Drexxrys Agrrculture presldent 49 vice president 50 F I' A 4 Sl presldent 49 Sl basket w 4 4 aseball 9 n I vnant any out of you Ill ralse If out VIRA IFAN RAMSPYIAR jeanme Commercial Com mercral Club 4 50 Ra Von Dramatxc Club 51 Three Blind Dates 50 Crler Staff ce Clu an ll dranran club actrvxtles Mann Yeah' Commerclal Athletnc Club 4 Commerual Club 48 51 All blow no dough CLARA INIAF CUM ELLLII Bubbles Academxc jumor Dramat1c Club 48 G A A 49 H A 50 51 hlstornan Parllamentarlan 51 Choir Glee Cub 48 51 Noon L ague 4 51 Indrannan d vertrsmg, manager Hey Puts uhat are you domg, after work tomg. 1 ' WILLIAM HLGH BALDRIDGE Baldte Commercial Athletrc Club 45- Hobby Club 49 HIY 50 bclence ub bhuclss' 1 A I ' 1 dl d ' -' 4 ' ' -'511 'X ' . 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IIANN H11 ION Krtty Commcrual Cx A A 47 50 Commertnal Club 51 Noon eaguc an ee Club 51 lndlaman typnst Seen a certann boy from Warren lately' 1Ra5 Yelterr GWFN RINKER Hotrod Agrrculture boy advlser 18 et retary treasurer 9 50 I' F A 51 secretary 51 soft a aketball Is an body toms. toward Dunklrk IOHN GLYNN SIMMONS Slmmons Agrrtulture 1' F A Hu ' .IANIKI ANNL WILLIAMS jany Commercial Qlfl ad vlser 50 Student Councll vice srdent 50 G A Commerc1a1C1ub 48 Ra Von Dramatlc Club 49 51 vxce presxdent 50 Chrnstmas Chorr lb 51 Glee Club 4 Three Blmd Dates 51 rts of Blarney 50 lndxanlan 50 lndrannan lrterarv edltor That makes me so mad SENIORS NARIURII S1111 N Squeaky Commercxal junlor Dramatlc Club l Ra Von Dra matnt Club I9 51 Three Blmd Dates 50 Crxer Staff Glrls State 50 Band 1 51 Orchestra 51 Choir 19 51 Glee uw lndranlan attlvxtles CCIIOI' Now nt all happened llke thls INN! 111 Cl0Rc.l Nut IXOLS uck Agarltulture 1 1' Ol' T L 51 Watch that boy CARoLYw JIAN PARk1R Porky Commerual G A A 4 Ra Von Dramatic Club 425 Da es 50 Crxer Staff Glee Club 4 50 lndxaman senxor editor Oh brother' fRN1I Lol IS1 C11AI1L Comnaercral Lnbrary Club 41 secretary in Commcrclal Cu 49 51 Glee Club 49 n laman a t edltor vu fuhen l m mat BLU SHORIAS lam Aj,flLLl1 ture president 45 boy dx1VlSCI' 50 Student Affanrs 42 51 ath c Board 51 1 reporter 50 presllent 51 ba et all 19 51 track Lets no to Mlllcrmc J 5 B , 1 H I 1 f o4, . 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HMMITI BEEKS Termlte Commercnal Athletxc Club 48 0 by Club 9 H1Y iuentc Club 51 president 51 rac Crler Sta es L Cdf MARX FIAINP TRAN11 Cm. glee Commercial a,1rl atlvlscr I9 StutlcntCoumll 2 l H A 4 SonL leader 4 Commerual Clu 45 5l presldent 50 lts C7Blarney 50 Glrls btate 50 rxer Staff Glee Club 4 lntllannan ltortnth Clow ltlont now IOHN FEAR Babe Commer tual Athletxc Club 4b lltmby Club 49 H1Y 50 baseball 42 Whores she from' IHSIA ANN SILLB C gs C ommerual Lxbrary Club A A 51 C1lee C uw nt naman osters be darn' lAMl5 D BONIOLR lrm Commercral Athletxc Club h Hobby Club -49 50 Commercxal Club 51 Crrer Staff basketball ase a Cfdl SENIORS BARABARA JEAN WILSON Babs Commercial F H A 45 G A A 49 Commercral luv 50 5l Glee Club 5 mr 5 lntllanxan grade sthool ctlxtor Well l lxlCe you too D41 lx BRIGHT Heartbreaker Commerclal enteretl from Van n n the fall of 49 H 50 Ra Von Dramatlt Club 51 Three Blind Dates 54 Blts CJ Blarney 50 Chrxstmas 51 bas etball 50 5l baseball 50 C 50 C olr 51 Cree Club 49 5l lndnaman RAMUNA ANDERSON Mona Commerual C1 A A Glee Club 50 lmlnaman typnst Oh heck' N l PH lx Lefy gn culture Athlet1cClub 4 Hobby u con tluttot 50 baseball 48 50 track 45 0 01141 lANrNE SPALLDING Commerclal Lxbran Club 1 49 vtte presldent -48 F H A 5l lntlranlan subscrxptron manager Oh land H b 'Q 'fi 3 '- 'Ta l. . . 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Co e s 50 Choir 49 5l Glee ub 5l Orchestra 4 51 mn aman hrstorxan Oh rsnt h sexy DARRELL IWKCAMMON Mac Aznculture I' F A 4 Chrlstmas play 4 basket a 4 Chorr 51 Bears SENIORS IACK LINLBERRY has completed hrs requlrements tor hrgh schowl g.,ra.luat1on through the UHIICJ States Armed Forces lnstttute He was enrolled here nn 19a At the present t1me he rs servlng wxth the Army of Occupatxon tn Germany XVILLIAM IOS! PH SCOTF attended school here for three and one halt years 1976 JG and then frnnshetl through the U S Armed Forces Instltute At the present t1me he IS lrvmg rn Indranapolxs 0 Burn IANI WILLIAMS Ted ly Commercial presldent A 47 mercnal Cu N I H A 49 51 se tary treasurer 50 president 51 Glee Club 47 5l Cholr 49 50 lntnanxan calentlar etlltor Boy you know ll M N M AR I Lon lohn Agrlculture boy advxser jumor Dramatlc Club 48 treasurer 50 softball 18 ase ball 49 basketball 49 Don t let II throw you PAIRICIA JOANNA PLNLL Rusty Commercxal G A 47 Commerc1al Club 48 51 Glee Club L 50 Cholr 50 Indlaman typlst Wel lll reckon . , .. ,. 493 A. . V 3 Com ' ' ' '9 ' 'fr' f. . . ' -' g 1 ' l 3 '. 2 . '4'-'5lQ bas- I ' 1 . - Pre. 1: 1 - Q ' . -- 1- ' -- f ' -1 'A - 7: w K. A -Af-: . JU MIN' H ' g ,, , 1 .. ' . Ay I , 14-1 ' . I '. . . 2 Christmas 493 Bits of Blarneyn treasurer '4'g F. F. A '48-'5lg ' L ' 'A' -' 1 Cl ' ' 1 V 1 b - '48-' Q 7'-' 1 l l'- ' ' 3 ' ' ' . H ' . .. . . . ,. i . , e . !., ,? 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JUNIOR CLASS Forty elght students enrolled rn the Iunnor Cltss thxs ye1r meludtng tvyo new students Donnt Rumbxutgh and Meltndt Btll from Htrtford Clty Donzellt Sehuller mth lrew 1fter the first semester lhe umor C ltss elected the folloyymg olfieers VlfglDll Futrell president lyle Ioyyns ylee presldent C1rl Btnu seeretlry trelsurer DlJDl1lRLlII1blL1Ql1 girl ldytser Vlneent Morris toy tdylser Mr Wrlscmn md MISS Nelson tr the sponsors or our eonyo rtton yye presented the plty B omertng u y I Ihe LISI yy ts Sue Sllllfll Ierry tr IX utht Shtnnon tnt Cflen Cloodsv M trtht Voght llRSl K JXX Melmdd Ball L1rlBantL Rev Bell Naom1Bcnnett lcrry Burehml lcnme Coleman Iommre lo'e1A'1 Dmmond Look ldmes DAYIS Dorothy Dxyynma, MCUXD ROW Dxnald lord Martha lord loan Iutrell X1rLm1a lutrell Ds rothy Cnrrlson Gul Garret Minnie' Gordon L1 en boot speet Cl.1r1 'Niue Grlsse Dlelx llm llllRD ROW Donna Lou Helm Xlunxrd Iohnson Donnre Kesler lutene IXIIIL btellt lxme Dolores Lellwetter llm Lundder Stlly Mrllard Niaryrn Morrrcal Vmtent Morrrs Betty Murphy Sedonna Newman Ones Ramseyer Robert Ram seyer Atdrey Rtsmeer Eeeley Rohbms Donnrx Rumhauth Georeze Russell Donzella behuller Niartha Shannon lOl RFH ROW Wat mta bhmer Harry Slentz Bolw bmrth Sue bmxth XI1rth.1 Tee JFLLII Lyle Towns Martha Xo ht Ilelen W'1'l Nlllfilll Wrmht . 4 ' ,b ' jk ' l,'- ' , .5 2 ik . . 4 , L 'l . 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' .AW -XX g in 4 t SOPHOMORE CLASS I'1fty nrne sophomores enrolled at the begrnnmg of the year Our neva members Ire Beullh Crrnes from Lrn smg Mrchrgan Donna Sprunger from jackson Mrchlgan and ITUICC Perry from Hartford C,1ry Shrrley Mrtchell ames Hummer and Rog r Humphrey vuthdrevv We elected as our dass ofheers Walter ackson presrdent Carson johnson xrtepresrdent Chxrlene Btker senretary trelfurer and joretm Armstrong and Gene Wrllrams adxrsers The Sophomore glass sponsored one magazme sale Our tomoutron vull be presented Aprrl 70 A gym Plffy mll be enjoyed February 1 Mrs Nunn md Mr Brrnlterhoff lre our sponsors Chrrlcnc Bllttr llRbI' ROW Barbara Adams lark Allen Howard Anlerson JOFEIII Armstrona, Charlene Baker Clem Btlu lxy Beaver Martha Berner Mary Berrler lloyd Beymer SECOND ROW Bonnre Bolner Barbara Braclxrn Beulah Carnes Patty Carnes james Comstotlx Dorrs Lortrreht Patty Denton Roberta Durbm Dean Hy Harold Everhart Roger Humphrey Melvin Huntzrnger IOURTH ROW Beverly Irwrn Walter jackson jerry Jarvrs Carson Fl Iohnson Marlon Kuna Iames lxrebs lane! Lay man john Louks Betty Love Harold Love I'll'TH ROW Qhrrley Mrtthell Ralph Needler Marvrn Norms Joyce Nlucltols Sharon Overmeycr lranus Ramseyer Mary Ann Rell jrmmy Rhoton james Rmker Carol Russell blkTH ROW Ray baxman joe T Stott Bob Shores Brlly Srmmons Phyllrs brmmons Donna Waltz Ruth Wentz Gene Wrllrams Charles Wrlson 'X 'I - ' ' ' ' . ' 1 1 'Q L - v , , , B. V . ' , J, Q 5 V Y. N ' ' Z J , g . , f ' - 3 1 A ' . ' L - 1- , t . ,. ' . , 1 1 . . ' . ' ' '1 b ' - . ' A ' Y. , , ' , I , . THIRD ROW: Clara Fear, Dean Ford, Bob Ford, Vera Hawk, Bill Hiday, Natalie Holmes, Sandra Hoover, Ellen Howard, Y v . . y U : I 'w ,, up , ,- nf U I . . , I , , A . , . . . 5 ' X r - T' , , I U . l H . ' , Y I 5 A X ,N . Xl 9 , , .. 5 x 6 I, A Q X A L, 5 x 1 f , 6 A a Z ' 4- , 'R Q 5 I A Aa , ' 4 A l' , ,f V FRESHMAN CLASS At the beg1nn1ng of the sehool term we had thrrty fiye members 1nd ue 1re qu1te proud of th1s l1ttle group Wfe wer sorry to lose txyo of our 5el1oolm1tes D1el1 Ixmedy who yuthdreyy from sehool September 18 and C1er1ld Humphrey who moxel to Portlmd lI1LllI'y 4 The el155 ol11eer5 1re lS folloxx5 pre51de11t Norm1 e1n Wl11te y1Le pre51dent bl1lI'lC'y Ann F1ll1 5e-eretary tref1surer Nev1 e1n Moms grrl 1dv1ser Phyllrs em Thornburg boy 1dy15er B1lly 'lru55el We hzd o11r eonvo 1t1on Fr1d1y November IO dur1ng N1t1or11l TlLlL1LHl0Il Week The t1tle of our plly was The M1gl1ty My5ter1ou5 lree ml11el1 5l1oyyed the 1l1lLlSIlLC5 of preyudlees between people of d1fferent r1LeS The mam el11r1eters were the g1rdeners H1rry W1ters 1nd Ierry 1'IL1Il1CI'lLlxl10LlSL ohn L1er1ld Keller Peggy Phylhs lem Thornburg Bob Robert Wentz beorge Allen Qjflfllfll Iony RilllTL1llJRlITTll5 Qlfl Bobby Bqtes Conme Norm1 Wl11te Beth Ruby L1utzenhe15er S1lly Sh1rley Hmorth Al1ee New lem Moms Coralee Mary IIl1L1beth Rogers Tom Ijlklx Ort H1rry B1lly Trussel Ellen Ql1lI'llX Inoehs 1nd Mrs l1ttle N111 Br1ght Other LlIlI'1LIC'fb were M 1:11 RlSlI1gLf Iloyd blllb Slflftlfl bchuller RlLl11l'Ll flll11lTN. M IX Hyde Cl111'lCS Fe1r Gerald Humphrey 1nd Slurley I1lk Our clxss h1d 1 skmng p1rty If Blue XV1ter 1n September XVe lll h 1d 1 hne t1me Ixerythmg vyent 1long hne exeept for 1 fexy f1Il5 Our pl 1y A Veter1111r11n Ill llINL 111s presentet for I 1rmer5 lnstltute 1-.l11el1 xy1s held febru 1ry 9 Our sponsors 1re M155 Re1 llkl Mr FITI5 Sh1rley Falk IIRST ROW XIFLIIIII Anle1'5on Bob B1tes Nllx Br11,l1t R1y F114 R1eh1r1l Cl1111me Sl1lI'lLX Inoehs Slllflly lallx Charle5 leaf Allen Lvrlfflth SECOND ROW Carol llarter L1enell1xyl11 Sl11rley Hayworth Caerall ll11111er11l1l1o11sL Cenld llumphrey Max Hyde Gerald Keller Madonna lxlm, Ruby Lautzenhelser THIRD ROW lxerth Layman Neva lean Morrrs D1el1 Ort Romulo Ramos Red1 R1nl1er Max R151n1,er Sally R151nger Iluabeth Rogers Roberta Rumple Rfll ROW Sandra Selmller lloyl NlllN l y l e Il 1111111 g Lsse lllrry W 11ers Bob Went! Norma Whrte Q . , , ,l 1 il , L I , D , . . 1- , . 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I 4 X 1 X ' . y .Y ff A 5 1 f 1 ,111 . s 'Q l L... ff- vv IV EIGHTH GRADE When school began on September f there xy ere forty nme ol us Ioresr Wxllrrmson yxrthdreyy Detember 4 advrser Jane Lawrente boy rdvlser Tom Rhet We enjoyed a wrener rotsr II Baldyxrn Prrlt on September 70 For our Lonyotarnon on Noyember 77 we gnc a play cntrrlcd Norlung to be Thankful For and a song the dass Our sponsors are Mrs Wrllrams Mr Holubes 1nd Mr Iohnson Mr ohnson tools Mrs Ell1s place Donna Garrrson IIRST ROW jrmmy Baker Bob Bales lNanty Bales Mrlxe Ball Larry Beelas Sonya Bradshaw Shnrley Brown Sally Cale Bob Caylor Edrth Coleman SECOND ROW jean Comer Sally Cook Betty Ily Dntlx Ely Donna Garrrson Dale Helm Wally Hornbaleer erry Hummer Beulah Howard Lee Kelloan THIRD ROW' Patsy Krebs Bob lxyle Gerall Lavyrente lane Lawrence Hrlda Marltms lamte BvfLCl1Sh Betty Mrtthell Norma jean Mrchael Stanley Morrltal Barbara Prall FOURTH ROW Tommy Pugh Adolph Ramos ldna Remhart 'lom Rhea Robert Rrsmger Brll Rouse Barbara Russell Larry Schmrdt jlm Schwarzlsopf Burl Srlls FIFTH ROW joan Sutton Larry Teegarden Darrell Terhune Nadrne XX'agner Raudv Hayyluns Rose Ann Wrlson Tom Wrlson f H W t . r A ' lo A .V Q 1 K . . Mid ty G A Q Cllr X lr L l'v ' x . l Y l ' ' 'N 1 'f 5. 7' -v' .-'-0. V 1 I R -H. S' 'Q . V .... 5 nf . 1. :Z 4 .- Al' RY V X -vMVy.fV,..V .V f ' xv. L-1 'r 5 . l ' V . I ' 4 H' A , ,A ' ' .4 3 C - 'L , V- , , Af. Our officers are resident, im Schwarzko fg vice- resident, Lee Kello 3 secretar'-treasurer, Bert El ' irl l Y YV S ' , n ' S K , 1. ' ' ' L 2 ' V . ' - . , V -V ' V --N V ,L V . V ' . ' . , , , by .lm A SEVENTH GRADE There trt fxfty txx o students m our tlrss XVe have hxe nexx students Alxm Ctrnes Shrrley Cxrnes ohn Hlmmond Drxld HJWRIUS md 'Iom Snyder Alxm 1nd Shlrley Clrn s mme soon ttter school had started They tame from Iansmg MlLh1gHH ohn Ham moncl ctme from Nevx Mexlto but xxxthdrevx rrouncl Chr1stm1s Dwtd Havxkms tame from Chicago Tom Snyder Lune from Hartford Cnty nerr the tlose of the first semester Dax Lautzenhexser wlthclrexx early the flrst semester Our tonvotxtron xx IS held Ottober 73 It xx ts tbout Hrlloxxten 'lhe ntme of the plty was Meet Mr Wntth md the point of the pl ty xx ts to get Mr Wrtth to hke Htlloxx een We h 1d our tllss plrtx tt Btldxxm Ptrlt September 77 from w IO to 6 O0 P M Wle h td IMCIDCT roxst md then plxyed gtmes Our offlters tre Dltk Petlt presldent Dtllts Humerttkhouse xttt pI'CS1LlCl1I M xx Hnser tretsurer 1nd Herschel Needler md Nxnty Smith lQlVlSC!'S Our sponsors ire Mr Htxes Mrs Hlll md Mr Horn Dltlx Peck and erry Robbms llRSl ROW Betty Allen Rohcrtt Halter Ductcr Bulxxell lerry Bond Chlrles Brrght Donna Burthartl bhlflly Carnes Guy Coolx Paul lly Delpha lear SECOND ROW Robert lrtth lxaythryn Cohlt Betty lean Gum Iohn Hammond joyte Hart Davrd Haxxltrns Chrtstena Helm Helen Herrmg Max Hlstr Dallas Humerltlxhouse Charles Hurst THIRD ROW' B1llyKello:.,g Marx Kelsax Marvm lung VlfLll Letlhetter Stephen Mallott Charles lhrlLDdfllLl Thomas Niounsey Carol jean Moyer Irmmy Myers Herschel Needler IOURTH ROW Sammy Norton Carolyn Pearson Drtlx Peclt Donna Pence Yxonne Perlxms Glorra Penrxd Marx Pugh Bully Rater Honnte Ramseyer Carol jean Relf lllTH ROW lredtly Reff lerry Robbins Tommy Sthxxaraltopl Sharon Snhxxarzlxopl Walter Stott loc Shannon Rlthartl Schuman Tom Srmmons Nanty Smrth Wrlma Terhune Q v 'af J a GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS 'lLLl R C.I.llNl .ittnntlcl Ir1 S 11 L15 lt F41 bra c H15 taw1r1e sang ls 'lhe Intl ol 1 Perlett AN H1s lmlbhy IS wllettlng L1ter.1rx CJ:-ms 1nl Approprmte N415 Short SFOFIC5 HL tmthcs Dcp.1rtmf.r1t.1l Sth .mtl 6th Lr1t s C: ll DA BLILL .ittentlul Illl Clure XX1sC11ns1n burn l'c.1 hers Collf. e bhe tloesnt hut .my 1.Lrt11n son .ls her l1w1r1c Her holwhx IS Lrmun roses She CL 1Cl1Ls DLp.1rt 11t1l l1 ,Int Cath er C HARLI S B ANTHCJNX lttcntlul Nl 1r1s111 FN 1r1111l 111l Sue 1 W lhtrt BL Am St r11xx11' s 1 1 s ox 111 111 te it 1111C ith .mtl Cvth DLp1rr111Lnt1l Cru as ILMIR RAYMCDND MAISCHN A B Jtentletl Anlnrsun C. ll LL lnl B1ll btatc. l'e1Chers C,t1llee,e H1s l.1x11r1 r. song 1 lht Lurls Pmxer H1s l1ol1l15 mark HL 18 te,1ch1r1L 1 settmn ot the 5lXfll C mtlt .11 the ll11.l1 Sthuol Bllll l1n NIARGARPT bf:I.I.I'Rb .mentlul lXllflCl1CS er Lullem: Her t,1n1r1te sonu 18 CL.iLl11l'lL. the lourth Cyratle RUTH BOXVMAN .xttentlul Bdll Stan lL.1Chers C11llc.L.c Har ldNOI'lCC' song 18 Ecyont t e Sunset Her mwhy 1s fCillIlL Nhe IN te.uh1nL the Th1rl IHC luurth Lratles Rll l IA XXCJII Il L 11 111xers Nlbfllllll CllCl.il1UITLi Lentr.1lSt,1te C,olle1.f: ltlllltblhl CllCl.1l111111.1 1nl A1 ,ml M C,11lleLe St1llxx.1te1' Olxlahurra H r f,11r1r1te suns. IN OlCl,1l11111,1 bhe 1s fCJ.Ll11I'IL lu Il11rtl Grade 1 Rll DlClx B S cntu .1 .ut tnrs Ce lle t.11111t sc11 Ltu cr 111115 1s 1.1r1e11111L Sn tL.1t us the Se-Cum CIFJ L C1lADNb MARILXN INMAN A B ,1ttu1tletl AlOI'Cl1L.iCl State Collage Morehcatl Kentucky Her fJVCJl'lCt, IL IS Alu 11s ll r l111l1l1y IS llfvllll., l IN teachnng Setontl .mtl ll11rtl Lfdxlbs MARTHA TRFNT B N .Mtentlul TLJLllLl'N C ullage IH lnl1.1n.1pol1s .ml L1ll btate Teachers Colle e Her f.1u1r1te sung 5XlNl.l Her hohlmes .irc r XXIII roses Antl tulle-ttxng st.11nps She 18 tc1Cl11n the llfxf .mtl bel. mtl r.1 les WARE B LCJNWRX .irrentletl F.1ll Sue. leathers Cullcu Nhe tluqsnr han 1 f,1w1r1tc sc1r1L wr .1 hohhx She IN te,1tl11nC the llfsl C1r.1tle 90' ORN i . A li ' -t H ' .lute CQ ll 'je gnl A' . lex. A A 11A1c 1k A51 ' l 1 jk LllLlCf1. F A U A A A Q Q SQ . ' 1 ' 1 L A V4 1 1 . A Bull Q A ta llis favorite- sm.: is ill ' - ' I' Q urs in My CQ ' Q Hip holly ij gr 1 ll fl sers. llc is '1 l I l' ' A A ' 1 U' 1 V . 1 ' ', . ., f- A . 11 :pt t . VUinter W'11ntle1'lantl. Her huhlwies .ire pitrurcs. struplmults. ,mtl flowers. She 1' 1 11 Q ll 7. 7 A1 . X AR f' 0 1 . :ll A li.. .ltlc 1l'1l C7lCl.1l1 111.1 LT ' ' ,1ty. 1 ' . . NIA 2 l', . Q., ntt Ill B' ll Sr' - 'l'u.1 l A . Clwllej . r ' ' r'1' .1g1s E1llj. H l ll' l ' fl' - l' Q ' l ' tl-. E' , W 1. J A smj e ' i ' Sw 1 , ill . . Q.. ' l -. Q ' t 7 ' ' . Rau' l: Harold Glattli, Wfilliam Bales, Peggy Hummer, Beverly Norton, Ronnie Gibson, Jerry Sills, Mary Ford, Roger Falk. Ran' 2: Raymond Cotiield, Betty Carnes, Bruce Nestleroad, Sharon Gregg, Tom Krebs, Mary Beth Buckmaster, Joe Kyle, Jerry Hart, Rffu' 3: Karen Trussel, Betty Racer, Carol Ann Clements, Louise Hammond, Barbara Jordan, Carol Denton, James Adams, Judy Caylor. 4Delbert Fear, not shownl. GRADE 6 ROOM 12 H. S. BUILDING Mr. Matson, teacher ROOM 6 Mr. Anthony, teacher Ron' l: Judy Hart, Judy Pugh, Billy Matson, Lois Allen, Frances Merchant, Howard Brock, Joyce Helm, Joe Cale, Tommy Noller, Jimmy Holland, Charles Everhart, Nila Sue Michael. Ron' 2: Randall Foy, Donnie Wfilliams, Charles Bales, Mary Ann Bradshaw, Donnie Schwarzkopf, Dick Schwarzkopf, Sharon Hudson, Judy Smith, Esther Hawk, Jone Gregg, Nancy Roush. Rau' 5: Lowell Gordon, Victoria Fitch, Dewayne Grove, Joe Parker, Barbara Jones, Dena Ledbetter, Phyllis Johnson, Delight Hummer, David Moler, Larry Love, Barbara Van Camp, Claude Keller. Ron l Ltrry Tlppy Dfmny Rernhart Rosellun Cook oyce Bright Beverly Kmg rmmre Wrnger Gary Overmeyer Nxla Sue Prtts Shrron Mqrkm ohn McCl1sh Floyd Cook Vrrgrma Mrtchell R011 7 Charles Hartley Terry Forrester Ctrl Kung Sue Ann Stuckey Robert Albertson Nancy fmna Groendyke Phyllrs Ellnson Linda Holclren 'lreva Howflrd Dee Anderson Terry Overmeyer Brlly Pence R011 3 Carol Luutzenhelser C1rolSchm1dt amce Cook herald Baker Meredlth Colemm Thurmm Coleman Lester Price PJIFICIJ Y.1don janet Felr Lmda Hooks Ron l Mtrllyn Schwlrzkopt oscphme MLCllSl1 oyce Holdren Blfbifl Delrduff Stephen Kellogg Bully Robblns Kent Rte Bunsold jerry Kershner Stephen Bloom ohn Gregg, r Rodney Blxck Benme Wrlscmn Razz 7 Max Cofflelcl Dorsey Price Bob Colvin Duck Bxles Tommy Shmnon Cynthla Kelsqy Pqt Cofheld jrmmre Durbm o Ann Bontrlger em Chenoxxeth Asher Hm kms Run a lckne Wllson Chlrles Wentz Eddnc Ixershner Cerlld Spwldlnzmp Ednr M1 Bxker Ilrry Martlnez Connie Helton Kelth Helclley Roger Flshblck lem C xrrl on lB1lly Yrdon not shovmj ROOM 8 Mrs Buell teacher ROOM 7 Mrss Sellers, teacher 'Z 1 1 , . ', r 'Z 1 x ,J ' , , , Q . . . . . V y I y H ,J , ,J , l nl Q- A , , Y 1 6 A Y 7 5 '1 1 ' rr A 1' , , - , . -. , ... , , . 7 I 7 - A 7 1 ' . , , . , L , L , ., . f u a Q 1 1,1 ' aj' Y' . r ' . .f na- 1-5 'A if 1 ' 4 -J ,, . , , , . , , . . , ., ,Q ,, . Y , , ., . . . . , . .. . , , , , . , . . 1 , Y 7 1 .Y 7 9 7 . V, 'Q 1: s. 1 , ' , ' 7 l ' X. Rott' l: jack Tappy, Stephen Schwarzkopf, jerry Overmeyer, Karen King, Betty Garinger, jeannie johnson, Betty Burchard, Phyllis Chenoweth, john Sweigart, Dick Conrad, janet Allen. Rau' 2: Mary johnson, judy Hiser, jimmy Burch- ard, joyce Hodge, David Stukey, jimmy Bradley, Carolann Cook, Helen Wilson, Harold Myers. Ron' 5: jeannie Schmidt, Carl Fear, joyce Fear, Elvajane Garinger, Margaret McGeath, Patty Scott, Barbara Yadon, Donnie Kellogg, Bobby Bright. ROOM 5 Miss Bowman, teacher ROOM 4 Mrs. Wolfe, teacher Ron' l: Ronnie Everhart, Glen Brock, john Ickes, Ralph Myers, David Foy, Donna Morgan, Billy Mc- Adow, Stephen Ruble, Dean Earl Garrett, Dick Rogers, Tom Dewey, Tom Kershner. Ron' 2: Beverly Weatherholt, Gary White, Patty Quillen, Donna Booher, Linda Coleman, Kay Herr- ing, Roberta Rogers, Gloria Gibson, Paul Yates, Philip Willman, Donald Simpson, Gilbert Sills. Razr 5: Chelmer Williamson, Douglas Humerick- house, Yolonda Wise, Hal David Nestleroad, jack Penrod, janet Tram, jim Morris, Bobby Berry, joyce Grover, Nancy Mallott. R zz l Dee Schvwarzhopf enme Wtlson Rogers Patricia Pear Phlllp Stoltz Myron Love Dlvld Lvers llndl Merchmt Frmklc Hxmmond Suc Cook Hurst Gerry Hooxer Marjorie Ellison Karen Brln kerhoff Nancy Hornbaker Dlanne Black Richard Fear Stmley Elllson Bonnne lautzenhelser R u 7 Janet Downhour Thomas Levus Betty Gordon Carol Rumbaugh Wade Carnes Sandrx Slentz Ienna Rouse Alex Mahorney P1tr1c1a Adams Rm 1 udy C atrlson Carolyn em Krlgborc Shawncey ay Webb Jean Esther Conrld Donald Chenoweth Udella Mle Kxni, Russell Eugene Kin er Alice louelll Meyer Mxrk Kxy Rlmseyer Nmcy Ellen Ramseyer Pxtty o Wtlson Mxry Jme Rogers rlck W OHern Bruce l Scott HC7W1fLl Crocker Clyde Leon Flatter Sondra Join Yxdon Fredrick Arlen Cllne lr1 Flame Colemln Howlrd Manson Wlllums Mlrgxret Ice ones Rau 3 Melrln C rnger Mary Abernathy Clarence Wayne Dearduff Kly Whlte Davona Ann Hoover Marcia Teresa Moler Ralph G Buckmaster ll Karen Shaner Glen Dale Rogers ROOM 9 GRADES 7 and 3 Mrs Inman teacher ROOM 3 GRADE 7 Mrs Dxclc, teacher 11' 3 ' ,J ' ,Joe 1 :J ' li ' , ' J1 A' '. ' . l ' . . . ' Ji , - 2 . 1 1 I ', . 1 A 1 , 1 ' 1 , , 1 1 Y, ' Y - ' J C 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' . s , . , A 1 , 1 ' J , 1 1 . Rau' 2: James Moyer, David Chenoweth, Lucinda I RUN' 21 Hilnnllh Hflldfen. Hffmlm Nell Klffg, PM- , - ' '4 ' '- I Q . A , l 1 1 1 , ' K I 1 ' ' 1 - ' , s . 1 , 1 1 1 1 4 - , , 1 , 1 1 .- J . 0 , ji , , ,- ' ,I ' 9' , - , ' G 1 1 1 . 1 Z 1 K U 9 7 9 1 .- Y 1 ' ' 1 , 1 . 4 , 1 4 s s ' - , c . ' s Rou' l: Larry Tourney, David Hodge, Tom Sweigert, Carol Ann Gum, Sondra O'Shaughnessey, Mary Louise King, David Dilley, Lonnie Hawkins, Larry Michael, Michael Roush, Connie Holland, Ethan Allan. Ron' 2: Tom Kennedy, Catherine Holdren, Sharon Layman, Eldon Vfhite, Larry Riesen, Jackie Lee Nor- ton, johnny Clark, Warren Mattson II, Richard Shaner, Starlotte Hartley. Row 5: Larry McCammon, Shirley Ann Thomas, Larry Forrester, Skippy Trease, Ronnie Simpson, jerry Joe Kitterman, Randal Shoemaker, Bob King, Bernita Pitts. ROOM l GRADES 1 and 2 Miss Trent, teacher ROOM 2 GRADE 1 Miss Lowry, teacher Row 1: janet Mounsey, Sally Slentz, Carol Louise Morrical, Sharon Bales, Sharon Lee Kershner, Clyde Earl Hudson, Terry Noller, Danny Williams, Ronnie Houser, Donnie Houser, Nelva Ickes. Rau' 2: Darlene Lewis, Sheryl Matson, Barbara Simpson, Glenn Kinsir, Karen Sue Hawkins, Judy Herring, jimmy McClish, Dickie Sterling, Gene Brock, Patty Cook, jerry Dee Reff. R010 3: Gaylen Walker, Nancy Ellen Clevenger, Carol Ann Rhea, Billy joe Ledbetter, Mary Kay Co- fleld, Patty Hodge, Insane Fear, Sue Carol Merchant, Ronnie Yadon, Wilma Wilson. n . . vnu.. Q 5 Xu wif. dvi Our jamrors Dxd you nuke 1 basket Gem' New ut tcmher Hills at noon Bob andSm1tty student teachers Silly at the p1CI'11C Studymg hard g1flS' General Fans U S Army Engaaed or m1rr1ed New srudems jon Snort Class of D1 'Ihq rzlxe us to school I , af fl Q 3 H ,fgix ij ff- . 4 W ' of ' .V ' Q D Q . f 3 x ii Ml, 8 QAM 15 ' 1 3 I N , af 'S , 4 wi' k , F K Q '4' vu, W 'W s is . , ,L 19 xv,j X ,,, R ,ay 'A nfs 4 mf ' A . H2 Yi'm,,,,f if , ' ' Y C , 2 , V , , ,Z , ,Z .2 - , C 1 l , 4 11 ' 1 2 1 , I ' v - Y' 4 , , , . . , , A , foar 5UCY69fdZE ,X Ueev, Tmwci 5IamcQ+D2Yf armor Scewe !D9f1pl71ht-he Shvu U77 ,77'C,l-ye Show Gi ,all 0 S Sffmhth Gwade Pavty TIME T .X fp- W -4, E 3 ' , 'Y , '. Q ' ' ' WJ: A I. k ix 3 5 ' A ' ' 0. ' C K if A Pb? 5 , J Q x M 'wa ' TICKTOCK'1'1c3KTOCKT1CK'I'OcK NCQKTOCK'1'1CKTOCKTICKTOCK , j N f il l? ,iE:::::5. , 5 ' .iSE5iEE. 1 --31? l , els FOR ACTIVI IES bl um NI C UUNCIL 'Ihe Student Counexl lb the student goxernment boly of the selrool lt 18 eompobeel of the presxdents and the lClXlbLI'S of e1el1 ellss Mr Hlyeb lb the sponsor llmey hue enlrge of elulpel PI'UgI'll11S Ll1I1LC.5 pep SCSSIOIIS md tlme loobter bus llrey old selmcdule penellb me booster hlts to help ply for one lSSCIUbly PYOQTIID SIAIID NKJfIl1lLILlLf laye Wllule I nfomle Mr llxyes XIFLIHIJ lutrell Donnx Rumluuelm Nmecnt Morris SIANIDINC lorettd Armstrong Sonny xeltson QCHLWlllllU1Q Phyllis lhornlvure Nnrmn Wlmlte Bully 'Irussell lrm SLl1NNlfllxUPl Dlelx Peek lhc Student Affurs Committee lmls el11ry,,e of xll stu lent lffurs Il1LlLlLllI1g,, the point system the btue CHI eoun hr 1 ee ml tl1 etlene xr A boy md 1 gxrl from the unlor md Senior eluses tre eleeted by the students md the te tehers ure eleeted by the fleulty Mr I-ily 5 1nd Fiye Wxble luxe elnrge of Student Qounell Mus Nel on 1nd Ltrl Blf1fZl1lNC ehlrge of finmee Mrs WlllIlII1S md loln Futrell hxve elmtrgc of the ellendlr Ind Mr Holubcs 1nd Bud S' ore, h ue' Chlrge of thc pomt System SIAIED laye Wfrlwle Mr llayes M195 Nelson DFANDINL1 loan Futrell Bud Shores C.1rlBantL Mr Holulei Nlrs Wfxllmms 5 , i 4 A 5 n 1 'V A' A ' X vi f v 1 -- I V- ' rr 1 .'A 'L 1 1 'tx' H' . 1 ' '. tl 1 t r ., 1 , , ..t 1 ,. ., . 4 1 aff-,VH A -Mo lag . .'A'f I '. a aj. 'A' n li, ' ' 5 gt' 'Jai' , 5' X ' .2 .. ' V. H yt, t a ' . , t Lf' A. A ' ' '. b'l'lll7liN'I' Alfmlks ' af, 'a g 1 Q 4' ilf ' ' - , x' l' ' - ul, 1zn',a e C ki ' lt. fl 2 2 -1-K-,x-1 .,.-, , .x- X-Qi . .Q-.vl...-, V ' 1' . I L'1 1 1 ' 4 1 ri t A 1 y 'A- lf- 1' V nf f -'1 ' f f ' ' '. 2 1 2 ' Q ' Ai ' 'Z 112 . 4 .1 ' Z' L 'T ' - 3-4. ' . ,,.- ' '.- ID' ' , ,, ' ', . 51,1 ' .. ATHLETIC BOARD The purpose of the Athletic Board is to buy athletic equipment, arrange basketball schedules, approve athletic expenditures, make rules and regulations governing athletic awards, and select referees. The officers are Mr. Faris, president, Mrs. Williams, vice-presidentg Mr. Wilson, secretary-treasurer. SEATED around the table are the members: Bud Shores, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Faris, Mrs. Williatns, and Faye Xwiblc. LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of the Library Club is to promote interest in books and library work. Sponsored by Miss Rea, the club had a taffy-pull, November 16, and will have a party in the spring. The otlicers are Martha Voght, president, Doris Cortright, vice-president, Minnie Gordon, secretary-treasurer. SEATED: Rose Ann Wilson, Stella King, Beulah Howard, Martha Voght, Vera Hawk, Doris Cortright. STANDING: Miss Rea, Minnie Gordon. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB The unnor Dramatic Club sponsored by Mrs Ellns has one party etch semester The prolects tre to put on extra plays The purpose of the club IS to encourage and promote dramatrc work and abnlrty The motto rs to produce some good plays The offrcers are Nrla Brtght presrdent Sandra Schuller vrce presrdent Betty Ely secretxry Sally Ctle trets Ufel' FIRST ROW Betty Gum Nrla Br1g.,hr Mary Ellen Pugh Carolyn Pearson Yvonne Pcrlxrns Carol Reff Ioyce Hart Sharon Schwarzkopf SECOND ROW Betty Ely Bonnie Ramseyer Wnlma Terhune Barbara Russell Sonya Bradshavs Shtrley Inoths Sally Rrsmger Shxrley Haworth Sandra Shuller Mrs Ellxs THIRD ROW jean Comer Mllxe Ball Nancy Bales Betty Mntthell Glona Penrod Dntk Lls joan Sutton Danna Pence Brll Racer Allen Grlfflth FUTURE HoMLMAKeRs or AMLRILA are red and whrte Therr flower rs the red rose The club held an 1n1t1at1on party rn the fall The offrcers are Betty Wrlltams, presldent Dorothy Garrrson v1ce presxdent Mary Berrner secretary Martha Berrler treasurer Phyllis Herrlng reporter Clara Mae Cum Ellett parlmmentarmn Bonnle Coleman hrstorrtn Donna Waltz song leader Neva jean Morrrs pranrst FIRST ROW Chrrstena Helm Donna Waltz Neva jean Morrrs Clara Mae Gum Izllett Phyllxs Herrnng Betty Wrllums Dorothy Garnson Bonme Coleman Mary Bemer Martha B rr1er SECOND ROW Mrs Hall Kathryn Goble Nancy Smrth Nadxne Wagner Sally Cook Reda Belle Rmlter Charlene Baker Beulah Howard Edrth Coleman Shxrley Brown Donna Garrrson I-'elen I-'err1n1., Donna Burchatd THIRD ROW Edna Remhart Barbara Prall Sharon Overmeyer Ruth Wentz Phyllrs Srmmons Norma lean Mrclfal Naomi Bennett Melmda Ball Ollve Spaulding Delphla Fear Mary M Kelsay Betty Allen Carol Moyer I ' ' p . - , 1 ' - H ' L L . . . . t . . . , - . Q , - l - - , 2 rl r L 5 2 '- ' , .7 Y .' , f- f ' 3 I l V 5 9 ' , I I 3 V ' I ' The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to further interests in Home Economics. Their colors ' ' ' ' Q ' , ' - H' 1 ' . Q 1 . 2 , L , L ' - , 1 - 1 L L , 1 1 s 1 , . , , ' , e ' . 1 I Y V J A A YV ' . 7 . 1 . I 3 I 3 ' 9 3 Y ' COMMERCE CLUB The purpose of the Commerce Club is to promote interest in the business world and in business subjects, to encourage a social spirit, and to become familiar with local businesses and their services. The club had an initiation party and a theatre party. The projects of the club are to take trips to various local businesses such as the I. G. A. Store, a dry cleaning establishment, a factory, and an half day trip to the Morris Store at Bluffton to view a larger business. They also will hear speeches by local business men and have short business plays. The officers are Norma Zigler president, Joretta Armstrong, secretary-treasurerg and Bob Starr, reporter. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Nunn. FIRST ROW: Pat Pence, Mary Trant, Bob Starr, Norma Zigler, ,Ioretta Armstrong, Donzella Schuller. SECOND ROW: Charles Hatter, Garnet Glattli, Mrs. Nunn, BORING B0lrlCr, Becky Robbins, Graciearm HClI0fl, Bafbafa Wilson, Sally Millard, Betty Murphy, james Bonjour was absent when the picture was taken. Q Q 4 o 4 .,n4n.n.u.. RAvoN DRAMATIC CLUB The purpose of the Rayon Dramatic Club is to foster interest in better dramatic productions. The club will give some one-act plays and skits and have practice in make-up. Sponsored by Miss Albertson and Miss Nelson, the club had a Christmas party and a spring party honoring the senior members. Two members, jerry Burchard and Lyle Towns, took part in the Poetry Reading contests at Muncie in Jan- uary, and four members presented a skit at the Speech Festival, April 7. The officers are Waunita Shiner, president, jerry Burchard, secretary, Don Ely, treasurer, and Phyllis Allen, program chairman. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Parker, Vera jean Ramseyer, joan Futrell, Virginia Ifutrell. Martha Shannon, Martha Ford, Patty Carnes, Phyllis Allen, Beverly Irwin. h SECOND -ROW: Miss Albertson, Wfaunita Shiner, lfaye Wible, Marjorie Sutton, Annetta Stiver, Sue Smith, Janice Wil- liams, Georgie Russell Roberta Durbin, Miss Nelson. THIRD ROXW: -lack Pethtel, Dick Bright, Don lily. Lyle Towns, Glen Gooclspcetl, Jerry Burchard, Carson johnson, jay Beaver. Ray Saxman. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leader- ship by strengthening the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and in their work. The club has taken part in the following contests:Livestock-judging Contest, Dairy judging Contest, Dem- onstration Contest, F. F. A. Speech Contest, F. F. A. Essay Contest, Farm Safety Contest, Soil and Water Manage- ment Contest, and Pioneer Hybrid Corn Contest. The club was host to the Bluffton Chapter for an interclub party. The members have sponsored the following projects: all 4-H activities, the registered gilt project, garden seed sales, farm machinery repair, and scrap metal. The club motto is: Learning to do, Doing to Learn Earning to Live, Living to Serve. The officers are Bud Shores, president: David Pearson, vice-president: Gwen Rinker, secretary: jerry jarvis, treasurer: Kenneth Nuckols, reporter: james Rinker, sentinel, john Peck, conductor: Burton Brinkerhoff, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Donnie Ford, jim Luzadder, Burton Brinkerhoff, Kenneth Nuckols, john Peck, Bud Shores, David Pearson, jerry jarvis, jim Davis, jack Simmons. SECOND ROW: Richard Clamme, Donnie Kesler, Carl Bantz, Robert Ramseyer, Gene Williams, Diamond Cook, junior Slentz, Ralph Needler, Bill Hiday, Bob Bales, jimmy Rhoton. THIRD ROW: Dick Ort, Floyd Beymer, Harry Waters, Leroy Cale, Harold Love, Roger Humphrey. Melvin Huntzinger, Bob Shores, Dean Ely, Dean Ford. Francis Ramseyer, jack Allen. Darrell McCammon, Paul Headley, and Derry Nestleroad were absent when the picture was taken. o o o u Q .....u........ ATHLETIC CLUB The purpose of the Athletic Club is to learn more about sports and athletics. Sponsored by Mr. Faris and Mr. Hayes, the club had a party in October. The officers are Lee Kellogg, president: Gerald Lawrence, vice-president: and Gerald Keller, secretary-treasurer. FIRST ROW: Darrell Terhune, Guy Cook, Charles McDaniel, Tommy Schwarzkopf, jim Myers, Larry Teegarden, jerry Bond, Floyd Sills, David Hawkins, joe Shannon, Thomas Wilson. SECOND ROW: Tommy Mounsey, jimmy Schwarzkopf, Billy Kellogg, Charles Bright, Gerald Lawrence, Lee Kellogg. Gerald Keller, Tommy Simmons, Dexter Bedwell, Gerald Humphrey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Faris, Burl Sills, Larry Beeks, Marvin King, Richard Shuman, Romulo Ramos, Max Hyde, junior Fear, Forrest Willimson, Larry Schmidt, Dallas Humerickhouse, Tom Rhea, Paul Ely, jerry Hummer, Wally Hornbaker, Bob Bales, Dale Helm, Randy Hawkins, Tommy Pugh, Mr. Hayes. FOURTH ROW: Charles Hurst, Bob Caylor, Virgil Ledbetter, Bob Bates, Fred Reff, Sammy Norton, jim Baker, Stanley Morrical, Gene Hawk, Herschel Needler, Billy Trussel, Max Hiser, Bob Fitch, Robert Risinger, W'alter Scott, jerry Robbins, Bob Kyle, Dick Peck, Keith Layman, Stephen Malott. if f- f X! ,.r ffl, if GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Girls Athletic Association is to promote interest in athletics among girls. The girls earn sixty-five points to get a sweater by taking part in the noon league, physical education, and after school basketball. The club had a Christmas party, December 2, and an exchange. The othcers are Dolores Ledbetter, president, Joyce Nuckols, vice-president, Carol Russell, secretaryg Sharon Wright, news reporter, and Patty Denton, activity leader. The Sponsor is Mrs. Williains. FIRST ROW: Barbara Brackin, Natalie Holmes, Ramona Anderson, Clysta Sills, Ruby Lautzenheiser, janet Layman, Shirley Mitchell, Patty Denton, Ellen Howard. SECOND ROVU: Carol Sue Hatter, Betty Love, Clara Fear, Audrey Risinger, Donna Rumhaugh, Mary Elizabeth Rogers, Sharon Wright, Dolores Ledbetter, Dorothy Downing, Donna Lou Helm, Mrs. Williams. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Reff, Joyce Nuckols, Carol Russell, Virginia Anderson, Madonna King, Phyllis Thornburg, Shirley Falk, Norma White, Barbara Adams. 6 6 SCIENCE CLUB The purposes of the Science Club are to increase our knowledge of science, to learn to perfect our skills in science, and to give service in our community and nation. The motto is Science is an activity, not merely a body of facts. Throughout the social implications of science, the powers that it puts into man's hands and the uses they could make of them should be brought out and made real. The club had a Christmas party, December 21. The ofhcers are Emmitt Beeks, president, Orves Ramseyer, vice-president, and Dick Hawk, secretary-treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. Holubes. FIRST ROW: -Iames Krebs, jon Cook, Patty Krebs, jane Lawrence, Hilda Markin, jerry Humerickhouse. Howard Anderson, Marion King. SECOND RKJW: Marvin Norris, Jim Comstock, Orves Ramseyer, Emmirt Beeks, Maynard johnson, Dick Hawk, Tommie Coleman, Marvin Morrical, John Louks, Max Risinger, Bill ROLISC- BIHY Balslflklklfv MF- Holubes. DISCUSSION CLUB The purpose of the Discussion Club is to discuss student problems The Club is sponsored by M A Wilson The officers are Rex B rl president Vincent Morris vite president Walter jackson secretary treasurer FIRST ROW Bob Ford J T Scott Vincent Morris Rex Bell Walter jackson Harold Everhart SECOND ROW Mr Wilson Bob Wentz Charles Wilson MUSIC CLUB Sponsored by Mr Horn the club went to Muncie to see The Messiah They had .1 party on Febtuiry I-4 The ofhcers are Tom Coleman president Helen Wall vice president and Sandrl Hoover secretary treisurer FIRST ROW Sandra Hoover Donna Rumbaugh Clara Mae Grrssell Sedonna Newman SECOND ROW Tom Coleman, Gail Garrett Martha Teegarden Maynard johnson Mr Horn . . P, . l . 1 . .Q - , . . . . , , , , ' I : . ' , , ' . The purpose of the Music Club is to foster a better understanding of music. , ' L , ' - ' 9 2 , ' - - 1 : 9 ! I ! I ' , 2 ' , , , . . CRIER STAFF After the -lunior linglish classes ha.l studied the writing of news sories for two weeks, ten juniors volunteered to write the school news this year and were organized into the Crier staff. Stella King was elected editor-in-chief, and Dick Hawk, secretary-treasurer. Orves Ramseyer and Tom Coleman were the sporis reporters, and Delores Ledbetter, Martha Shannon, Sue Smith, Dorothy Garrison, Glenn Goodspeed, and Donzella Schul- ler were straight news reporters. Donzella withdrew at the close of the first semester, leaving only nine members on the staff. ln spite of the fact that assembly programs and other all-school events often occured at the time set aside for writing the news, the staff usually managed to meet their deadline. Delores Led better. WHS the faithful Cartier. The awarding of bronze cub pins for worthy staff members furnished an incentive for them to do their best. The outstanding event of the Crier staff was the publishing of a news booklet at Easter time. o v 4 nv, ANNUAL STAFF The Annual drive opened October 10 with a skit entitled Autograph Party. Those in the skit were: Mary Trant, Vera Ramseyer, jack Pethtel, Dick Bright, Don Ely, Clysta Sills, and Janice Williams. A group of seniors sang a parody on Mona Lisa. The Senior Class was divided into two teams: the Blue team led by jon Cook and the Gold team headed by David Pearson, The Gold team was the winner. Individual winners were Olive Spaulding and Don Ely. This year the seniors broke the record in the number of annuals sold, having sold ,VS copies, When the drive was completed, tryouts were held for positions on the staff, and the contestants watched eagerly for the announcement of results. The new staff soon began its work, which progressed smoothly and rapidly, Because of the snow and the icy roads, the entire Annual staff was unable to meet to write the will and prophecy. After the third attempt, they finally wrote the will. Members of the staff are Mary Trant, editor-in-chief, Janice Williams, literary editor, jack Pethtel, business manager, Carolyn Parker, senior editorg Bob Starr, athletic editor, Betty Williams, calendar editor: Phyllis Herring, snapshot editor, Dick Bright, joke editor, Annetta Stivet, historian, Barbara Wilson. grade-school editor, Faye Wible and Clara Mae Ellett, ad- vertising managersp Olive Spaulding, subscription managerg Garnet Glattli, art editor, Ramona Anderson, Patty Pence, Norma Zigler, and Gracieann Helton, typistsg Vera Ramseyer and Marjorie Sutton, activities editors: Phyllis Allen. poetg Clysta Sills, posters: Miss Albertson, literary adviser: and Mr. Wilson, business adviser. THREE BLIND DATES Three Blind Dates, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the junior Class, March 51. 1950. Katy Ellis was fed up with Helen Woods' eternal bragging about her brothers popularity and social graces. What really hurt Katy was the fact that her brother George, away at college, was impervious to women. Brooding over the fact that George was unpopular, Katy decided to do something about it. She hxed his room to look very mannish, and told the girls that he had undergone a miraculous change. When George came home from college, he was still the same old George. He didn't try to help Katy out of her mix-up of having each of three girls thinking he liked her only. Finally Katy got rid of two of the girls, but Janet Smith, still waiting and hoping, came after George to take her to the Country Club dance. George left with her because janet had several dogs, and Georges latest invention was flea powder. This made Katy very happy for her problem was solved. The fact that Katy was out of trouble even made Ada, her pessimistic friend, smile a little. The characters were Don Ely, Mr. Ellis, Faye Wible, Mrs. Ellis, Dick Bright, George Ellisg Marjorie Sutton, Katy Ellis, Jack Pethtel. Neil Olson, Annetta Stiver, Ada Clark, Phyllis Herring, Cora Ridgelyg Janice Vlfilliams, Helen Woods, Carolyn Parker, janet Smith, Vera Ramseyer, Tessie Adams. .:..g..Z. THE GREEN VINE The Green Vine, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Senior Class, May 5. 1950. The Characters were Clyde Hyde, George Brand, as he exists in the minds of others, Carol Teegarden. Myrtle Brand Kenan a so-Called singer, Lawrence Beymer, Tom Brand Powers. a small-town merchant: jim Liechty, Peter Brand, a man of affairs, Susan Wright, Mary Brand Tennant, and actressg Nancy Oswalt. Peggy Brand Mason, a college girl: David Wilson, Geoffrey Cannon, an actor, Claredene Morris, Mrs. Birdie Fuller, a neighbor: Marilyn Hoover, Messalina, Mrs. Fullers hired girl, William Krebs, japhet Twilliger, a local lawyer. ORCHESTRA Annetta Stxver Sedonna Neuman BTHIIOIIC Sutton vxolrns Gall Garrett Sue Smxth Sandra Hoover clarrnets Betty Fly Martha Voleht flutes Donna Burchard saxaphone jay Beaver French horn Martha Shannon cello May nar1l johnson Max Hrser Audrey Rlsrnger jo Ann Sutton Bull Racer Thomas Mounsey Bob Rrsmger cornets Patty Carnes Charles Brncht laarrtones Georgranna Russell bass vrol Carson Fl johnson sousaphone Charles Hurst Dean Fly Martha Teegearden trombones Dorothy Garrrson bell lyre Bonnle Coleman bass drum Betty Love cymbals Tom Coleman snare drum janrce Wrllrams planlst Ihc Orchestrl plms to plty rt the sprmy, festlval BAND Nancy Smlth Donna Burchard saxaphones Maynard Johnson Max Hlscr Audrey RlSlI1j.,CI' Walter jackson jo Ann Sutton Blll Racer Thomas Mounsey Bob Shores Bob RISIDLCF Bob Kyle corners Patty Carnes Tom Coleman Charles Brleht barrtones Betty Ely flute Carson Ed Johnson Max Rlsmeer sousaphones Charles Hurst Gerald Keller Dean Ely Martha Teecarden trombones jlm Baker mellophone jay Beaver French horn Sandra Hoover Sue Smnth Gall Garrett DlCl'x Ely Ierry Bond Clarmets Georglanna Russell bass drum Betty Love cymbals Tom Rhca Iohn Prlce snare drums Maryorre Sutton Shirley Mltchell Gracleann Helton Vera Ramscyer Reda Rmker tvurlcrs R11har1lM Horn drrector The band IS wlllmg to co operate rn appearmg for the Pllblle We started the year wxth lTl'lI'Ll1lI1g rn the Brrbecu lamboree ptrade We played for P T A raeetlngs and the Band Booster program md led the Halloyyecn QIITIIN ll plrlde We played for all th home basketbrll games md marched and dld speclrl formatlons for some ofthe games At the Four Team Tourney the Roll band played vyrth us We mlrched at the mght game md saluted all the schools at the tourney The blnd sponsored the Winchester Bmd concert and held 1 receptlon for rts members lfter the pro g!'lI'l'l Our band furmshed v7 of the 5700 bandsmen at Indlana Un1vers1ty on November 18 1950 We entered the contest at New Haven rn March md mdrvrduals entered a LOUISE at Ft Wlyne on February I7 The band w1ll pl xy If the sprmg festxval to be glven by the High School and Grade School music departments on May ll . , 1 . V 5 , 1 1 v L ' I V Y ' . V V , . . . - . 4 1 V V V 1 V V .Iv 1 I V V V 1 V V ' v ' ' 'V ' ' 4 V 1 4 V V ' 4- 1 v V V V . - ' - V V 1 ' V , V V V 1 I I I . . . . V V V , V V, V - V V V V . - ' ' 1 4 1 1 ' 1 . 11 V .V A ' V . .V . V ' V V V V . V V .V V . 1 V V V V V V V . .V .V V 'V V V . V . V . , V V 1 V V V V V V V V V V , V V V V V V V - V V V , V V V - V V V .V - V . ' ' ' ,V V V, VV VV V 1 V V V 1 ' 1 c 1 C. 1 1 1 V VV VV V ' V 4 1. 1 1 4 . 1 . . . I 4 1 4 1 VV, -V VV V V Q V V V -V 1 1 4 1 4 . 1 1 1. 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1. ' 4 1 . 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 . V V 1 - V V V- V V 1 V 1 . 4 1 1 1 4 I . ,, . . . 1 . 1 , , 4 1 1 , V ,- - V ' V ' 1 - V- V 1 1 1 1 ,1 4 4 .J 4 . 4 1 . .VV ' ' ' - - - 1 4 4 1, 1 1 1 1 V MIXED CHOIR FIRST ROW: pianist- Janice Williams, Sandra Schuller, Virginia Furrell, Martha Ford, Dolores Ledbetter, Donna Rumhaugh, Beverly Irwin, Dorothy Garrison, Sally Millard, Marjorie Sutton, Mr. Horn. SECOND ROW: Nila Bright, Patty Carnes, Martha Shannon, Annetta Stiver, Georgianna Russell, Faye Wible. Phyllis Allen, Sue Smith, Waunita Shiner, Clara Mae Ellett, Donna Waltz. THIRD ROW: Glenn Goodspeed, jack Pethtel, Tom Coleman, Dick Bright, Boh Smith, Carson lid johnson, jerry Burchard, Lyle Towns. jerry Humerickhouse. The Mixed Choir sang in the Christmas play, at the Methodist Church, for P. T. A., in the Community Sing at Christmas, and in the spring festival. GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: Sedonna Newman, Sandra Schuller, Beverly Irwin, Virginia Furrell, Dolores Ledbetter, Phyllis Allen, Sandra Hoover, Dorothy Garrison, Sally Millard, Marjorie Sutton, Gracieann Helton, Shirley Mitchell, Martha Teegarden, Norma White, Betty Williams. SECOND ROW: Mary Reff, Joan Futrell, Nila Bright, Patty Carnes, Martha Shannon, Annetta Stiver, Georgianna Russell, Charlene Baker, Donna Rumhaugh, Sue Smith, Waunita Shiner, Clara Mae Ellett, Patty Pence, Faye Wible, Sally Risinger, Martha Voght, janet Layman, Betty Love, Natalie Holmes. THIRD ROW: Clara Mae Grissell, Patty Denton, Ruby Lautzenheiser, Vera Ramseyer, Mary Trant, Norma Zigler. Iillen Howard, Elizabeth Rogers, Beulah Carnes, Donna Helm, Phyllis Herring, Sharon Wright, Audrey Risinger, Bonnie Coleman, Melinda Ball, Noami Bennett, Shirley Falla, Phyllis Thornburg, Shirley Haworth, Gail Garrett, Betty Murphy. Director, Richard M. Ilorng pianists, Martha Ford and Janice Williams. The Girls' Chorus took part in the Christmas play, sang at the Methodist Church, for P. T. A., and in the spring festival. Hlgh Yell lfadevs Our fan-3 ssc. 1:2190 Program Noon :cess Tip 0fF oov yell feqdefs 75 Fifty TICKTOCIxTICKTOCKTICKTOCK TICKTOCKTICKTOCKTICKTOCK TICKTOC TIME FOR ATHLETI 1 A R TRACK FIRST ROW: Carson johnson, dashes and relays, Bob Shores, dashes and relays, John Peck, shot put, Lawrence Beymer, dashes and relays, Raymond Dearduff, dashes, relays, high jump, broad jump, Emmitt Beeks, dashes, mile, half-mile, relays, Bud Shores, dashes, relays, broad jump, Vincent Morris, high jump, high hurdles, low hurdles, Dick Hawk, shot put, dashes, Dick Bright, hurdles, half-mile. SECOND ROW:Gene Faris, coach, Roger Humphrey, mile, dashes, Lyle Towns, dashes, relays, Bill Everhart, high jump, broad jump, high hurdles, low hurdles, pole vault, relays, Dave Pearson, shot put, Orves Ramseyer, mile, half- mile, Bob Garrison, high jump, dashes, relays, Don Ely, mile, relays, jim Bonjour, broad jump, shot put, pole vault, Fred Mock, broad jump, Harold Everhart, pole vault, hurdles. The track season ended with two records broken: Bill Everhart broke the old pole valut record of 10 feet 8 inches and increased it to 10 feet 10 inches, Bud Shores set a new 100-yard dash record, 10.5 seconds. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Charles Wilson, left Field, Orves Ramseyer, utility outneld, Sonny jackson, third base, Bob Ford, centerneld, Jim Luzadder, utility catcher, Harold Everhart, shortstop, pitcher. SECOND ROW: john Peck, utility hrst base, Rex Bell, right field, Dick Bright, second base, Dave Pearson, first base, James Bonjour, catcher, Don Ely, pitcher, shortstop, Vincent Morris, utility tirst base, Maynard johnson, utility third base, Gene Faris, coach. This season six games were played in the basketball league. The record was three wins and three losses. Don Ely received the American Legion baseball batting average trophy, his average was 361. He also was the batting champion in high school baseball. His average was 425. Team We They Team We They Roll .... ... 4 1 Dunkirk... ... 7 6 Albany .... . . . 9 1 Berne .... . . . 2 3 Redkey. . . .. 1 5 Geneva. .. ... 5 12 PACERS Pearson jackson Bell Bonjour Ely DAVE PEARSON CRodiej holds down a guard spot and has been one of the hot shots this year. Dave has one of the best left hand shots that has ever hit 'Pelier. Whether ahead or behind, Dave always played his best. A senior, Dave will be greatly missed next year. SUNNY JACKSON KI-Ierclej is only a sophomore, but his rebounding ability and his one handed shots moved him into the varsity lineup. As Sonny will be back the next two years, he should be a tough customer for opposing teams to handle. REX BELL 1Rosie7 has seen most of his action on the second team, but when called into a first team game, Rex made good use of his height. As he is only a junior, he will be back next year fighting hard for the Pacers. JAMES BON-JOUR ljiml also plays a forward spot. At first jim didn't see much action, but when sent into the game, he gave the team a lot of pep, and his rebounding spelled downfall for many a team. As jim is a senior, he will not be around next year. DON ELY lEly9 holds down a forward spot on the first five, He started this year playing guard, but his rebounding ability on both backboards moved him to a forward spot, where he did a very good job. As Don is a senior, he will receive his sheepskin in May. PAUL PUGH rStoogiep was the only boy to receive a jacket with four stripes, but since he was student manager, nobody kicked about it. Stoogie was generally right there when he was needed and always had a slick shine on the basketballs, Ceven if the underclassmen helpedy. As he is a senior, he will not be around next year to keep the ball polished. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE TEAM IIRST ROW Dnck Orr FFHHCIS Ramseyer Gene Hawk Brlly Trussell Kexth Layman Skrp Grxffrth SECOND ROW Bob Wentz john Louks Roger Humphrey lrm Comstock Dean Ely Ralph Neeller Gerald Keller Max Rrsmger Bob Shores Max Hyde Mr Holubes The Freshman and Sophomore team IS a newly orgamzed one and the coach IS Mr Holubes The team dld not haue a very brg schedule but cam out mth 1 pretty fur record wrth two wrns and no losses PON IES FIRST ROW Charles W1lson Bob Forcl Harold Everhart Coach Gene Fans SFCOND ROW Dean Ford Carson johnson Don ford Sonny lackson Bob Smlth Vmcent Morrls Dlck Hawk jerry larvls Ones Ramseyer Jim Rlnker Harold Lose Max RlSlUl,Cf studcnt manager lhc Pomcs cotchcd by Mr I1r1s h td tvcry succcssful scx on mth ln mns tml 5 losscs md shoulcl bc one of thc bcst teams ln this xrcz next yelr - y , 1 y s - . , , 7 v , s v - 9 y w l , - - , . . f f ,A f .. 1 1 , - - , v - . . . . ' , . ' '. ' 1 - s t v , , . l W V V . V V V . .V V .. V V V V - C Q V . v . - . - ',- , I, 'Q . , . -of V' 1 ,' , 4,-, , r . 1 , 1 4 4- , , 1 ,L - . , ,- . , ., Y, . t L -. COLTS FIRST ROW: Burl Sills, student mgr., Tommy Schwarzkopf, jimmy Meyers, Virgil Ledbetter, Paul lily, jerry Hummer, jerry Robbins, jim Baker, Max Hiser, Sam Norton, Charles Bright, jerry Bond. SECOND ROW: Dick Peck, jimmy Schwarzkopf, Fred Reff, Glen Bales, Dallas Humerickhouse, Gerald Lawrence, Lee Kellog, Tom Rhea, Herschel Needler, Wally Hornbaker, Bob Kyle, Darrell Terhune, student manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Burton Brinkerhoff. The Colts with their coach, Mr. Brinkerhoff, have developed into a very smooth working ball club and should be a pretty tough team by the time they are juniors and seniors. QThat is, if they keep in trainingq Their record is 5 wins and 6 losses in scheduled games, 7 out of I3 in the noon league, and I out of 2 against the freshmen. After defeating Roll 28-22, the Colts won their tour- ney by defeating Jackson 26-22. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Sharon Overmeyer, Nila Bright, Phyllis Thornburg, Roberta Durbin, Joyce Nuckols, Shirley Falk, Norma White, Mary Ann Reff. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Bolner, Clara Mae Grissell, Beulah Carnes, Elizabeth Rogers, Virginia Anderson, joretta Armstrong, Shirley Haworth, Mrs. Williams. THIRD ROW: Barbara Brackin, Neva jean Morris, Shirley Enochs, Carol Harter, Sally Risinger, Charlene Baker, Ruby Lautzenheiser, Sandra Schuller. The girls' physical education aims to teach girls to be good sports as well as to be good in sports. 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Tome For Golslms NOVEMBLR Ah' Basketball trme aealn Alter shoutmg. our heads oft at pep sessron we went to Lancaster November l for the hrst game of the season but returned with our splrlts dampened a httle Lancaster won by a score of 7 to 16 We st1ll were very lgopeful and thns tlme xt wasn t ln vam because on the wrd we defel ed Jefferson an 'Ihe lreshman entertanned with therr convocatnon on November S It anyone saw any funny faces on the lath there was no need to be alarmed' It was just the Carrols modelxny. masks whlch they had made a very IDICICSIIHKL, convocatron program On the l lth Rev Reece Bayless was the chapel speaker November P7 was the Fxchth Grades turn for convocatnon at whtch they gave a Thankscxvxng, play At last another yacatlon thxs time for l'hanksc1v1nl., lt was nntended to last only the Urd and 7 lth but Mother Nature stepped ln wlth tee and snow ind the vacatlon was extended all the next week Tvfke T'fme VV , ,V ' V. , ' V , I I II VI I . . V. 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VII . -1- ..,.. -r DECEMEBER School began again on December 4 lyeryone vsas eager to be back for who lrkes to be snow bound' On the Sth we had a pep sess1on to get our yorces ln shape for the 4 Team Tourney the next day The tourney was a great success' We won by defeatmg Roll rn the last game Clubs were held on the l5th That nlght vue played our old rrval Hart ford Crty a thrrlllng game When Hartford tlnally vuon 45 ll most Mont peller fans came home sobbrng The Chrrstmas program on the 27nd put us rn the Chrlstmas Sprrrt and rye vuere LllSmlSSCtl to awart Santas v1s1t IAINLARX Our Chrrstmas vacation ended on Ianuary l Although no one liked the ldea of gorng to school on New Years Day almost everyone showed up On the ard we played the Farrmount ualters and were defeated but vue 2 8 .mllg W vuon our next two games by leatrng Albany and Rrdgevllle Rev Ross McLennan was the chapel speaker on the llth The next day was club day and that nl ht we beat X1lSSlSS1l'1EW3 to make our eighth vm ID thrrteen attempts The Iumor convocatron on the 76th was a one act play The Boomerang rn W: X X L 3Q5KG7baIl Trme. Exam Time FEBRUARY lebruary drdnt start off very vyell for school was dlsmlssed the second day because of the extreme cold Frnally the cold let up and school began agam on the 5th A movie on manners Ivyhrch we all needed a dose ofj was shown on the 5th The old school was yumplng on the -'th when the Student Council sponsored a square dance whlch everyone enyoyed The chapel speaker on the lpth was Rev Tullls of the Church of Chrnsr We played Redkey February 14 rn a very exciting game which vse finally vxon 45 46 At last' The Seniors gave their convocatron on the l5th Naturally rt was a success lt was a vanety program wxth twenty two takmg part Sectional was held the 77nd 75rd and 74th On the 77nd me had our last pep session to vush the team Good Luck' The sophomores won the yell brrclt and the team chose Dave Pearson captam In our frrst tourney game we defeated Polmg 69 to 41 Our next game was wrth Rrdgevrlle This tlme we won by one pO1nI Stull not able to go over the one pomt margm we beat Gray 44 to 45 Our final game was mth Roll It was close but Roll became the 1951 Sectional Champs hy two ponnts y v ' 7- V V -- . . , , , . Y '. . y f'. U V ' I V V . Av r V ' ' . S. I f . . Y Y V Y V ,X -X - V - V . 4 . 7- ' , 7 . . .. - V Y , 1. U rr ' ' L V ' V V . ', j 1 I ' ' V ' v V '- V V V 1 , - A' 66.3 h ! ' ' . 1 ' ' 'Y ' . . ' ' ' y v V Y, ,g V A . . . ' . Y. . I I n - y Y- ' '1 U ' Y.. I V . , Y V Y . . V B , . . P V . , - f -I ' D V I Y Y .U . . . . V V V V . 1 ' ' ' ' V V . ' V V s - e Q - Y . . .tn V . V . - . V s 1 V' H V V - V, 53 Il - - - 7 . 7 , ' . Q ' 7 Y v. v , .. . V. Y V . MARCH We were sad to lose Mr. Faris to Uncle Sam on the Znd. Mr. Hall took his place the first week. The teachers held a party for Mr. Faris on the 6th. The basketball boys were looking forward to the feed held on March T On the sixth the Student Council sponsored another all school dance. Three days later was club day. On the 12th Mr. Sutton, Mr. Faris' successor, was introduced to us. Rev. Bright, the speaker at Chapel on the 15th, spoke on Values, and the irls' Chorus sang. lt snowed again that day. The Annual was sent to the printer on the l4th C. were dismissed at noon on the 73rd for Good Friday APRIL SV sv! M X xv, 1 w1'4 elf bf V Nlf' XV ,y v Pm' The last Student Council dance was held on April l The juniors presented their class play entitled Her Step Husl and on the sixth Chapel was held this month on the lflth W Pity Tr mc MAY On May 4 they gave their class play Although it took a lot of work tt was a success The title The Tangled Yarn The last chapel service was held on the eighth On the llth the music department put on a spring festival The junrorSen1or banquet was held on May 18 The next few days were exciting' The Baccalaureae services were held on the 70th with Rev Bright as the speaker On May 71 the seniors came back to school for Honor Day and on May 75 the class of 51 was graduated from M H S The commencement spea er was l A Raney superintendent of thc ln diana State School for the Deaf The Sophomore convocation came on April 70 Although last one of the year it wasnt to be overlooked IVA The seniors practiced their class play throughout April fQ v V'-51 Gfidvdfion Time. G We ' ' ' , -, ' '- 6 I N ..a - V , . . . X , K ' ' ' - . 'r 2 the ai f ' At last the month of flowers! This was a busy month for the seniors. a S a t r r - u I T Y 7 I . . l. v VY 1 I , .x Q . . , - , TIME MARCHES ON ln September 1947 fifty three bold brave freshmen tramped through the halls of M H S These begmners gave thexr convocanon Father Talks Turkey under the sponsorshrp of Mass Rea and Mr Shoemaker and held a gym party December 7 Gutdlng the fifty three know rt alls was Bud Shores with tble asststtnce from Derry Nestleroad The recorder and money handler was Paul Headley whale the girls and boys took their troubles to Edtth Mrller and Gwen Rlnker respectively In 1948 Edlth Mtller dld DOI enroll but David Pearson Donna Jester and Madonna Slentz added to our total later Betty Hummer and Donna ester withdrew leavmg our total at 51 That year the Big Wheel was Betty Wtlltams David Pearson was the Second Brg Wheel and Gwen Rrnker Mary Trant and Paul Pugh were Large Spokes The sponsors were MrS Nunn and Mr Brmkerhoff A convocatron was gtven on Aprtl 15 ln 1949 the 48 members were not so confident as they marched down the halls early rn September Two years had taken a httle of that cockmess out of them Dxck Brrght entered from Van Buren and Dlck Luzadder from Dunktrk but Carrte Norton Delorxs McDan1el and Tom Caylor wrthdrew The presldent was David Pearson the vtce prestdent Derry Nestleroad the secretary treasurer Gwen Rmker and the boy and gtrl advisers Bud Shores and janlce Wtlltams Faye Wtble was on the Athletic Board Thrs was really a btg year We held magazme sales and took turns workxng at the refreshment stand at all home ball games We gave a convocatlon on February 10 under the supervtston of Miss Nelson md Mr Wllson The junior Class play Three Bhnd Dates was gtven to a packed audttorlum on March al For the first ttme thts class attended umor Semor held on May 19 Our theme was The Sprxng Car mval We used balloons and clowns for decoranons and favors Ftxmg the gym for the banquet and dance was as much fun as tttendmg We got out of class all morning to decorate the gym Of course we worked fast md hmshed by noon The rest of the day was ours to do as we pleased When tt was all oyer we felt very proud to thmk that we had given such a successful banquet and dance for the out gorng sentors Well here lf wts at last 'IHE BIG YFAR ' ' ' I dont thrnk the Sentors reahzed that they were leavmg until the day we were measured for caps and gowns The sponsors th1s year were MISS Albertson and Mr Morgan The presndent was Jon Cook vxce prestdent Davxd Pearson secretary treasurer ack Pethtel gtrl and boy advisers Norma Ztgler and Paul Pugh Faye Wtble and Bud Shores were on both the Student Affatrs Commrttee and the Athlenc Board The Annu tl drrve was started November 10 wrth a short sklt gtven by the class Also to and m ex penses for our annual we sponsored a program by The D1x1e Four We had a lot of fun on anuary 10 at a square dance tn the gym Clayton Htser called the dance for us We even enjoyed our burnt welners We gave our comocatron a varrety televlsron program on February 16 Our class play was grven May 4 As this was the last class play we would ever be rn at thrs school we were a httle sad but we dtd have a lot of fun at practxce , , - , 4 . . . 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WIS held M1y 70 wlth Rev Bright IS spe1ker Tl1e tlme WIS Lll'lVVll'lg ne1r H l ll WAS ff The d1y we 1lll11dstr1ven 1nd worked for Commencement l ' l ' L eventful night w1s M 1y 71 As soon 15 we held those h1rd worked for 1nd longed for d1plom1s ln our h1nds we refthzed th1t wed newer come b1ck to this school IS students Some wont lklllilf xt but there were l11mps ln everyones IlXI'0lI 11k Imeberry st 1t1oned nn Germ 1ny 1nd oe Scott formerly of Montpeller but now llVlI1glfl I ch lI'l1pOllS were gI'lLlLllICLl wlrh our cl1ss IKSSOQIJIIOD ADDCIII Stxver TEN YEARS LATER Dnck Brnght, after defemng the Chmese Reds pracucally smgle handed for 1t least one .1nyw 1 declded to stay xn Koreq wrth Fu Lung hls beautlful Ornental wnfe on Cook who w1s the presldent of our clf1ss, '1nd now h1s the hnbh POSITION IS wrndow w1sl1er for the Emprre St1te Buxldnng just recexved 1 letter from Dnck lflqlllflflg about l11s former cl1ssm1tes ons answer w1s IS follows Dear Dxck Carolyn Parker fMurphyJ w1fe of the well known Professor Murphy IS now hvmg rn the suburbs of Harlem She tells me she IS meetmg m1ny colorful new frlends Mrs F1ye iW1blej D.11ly IS hvnng on 1 smlll f11I'ITl xn tl1e suburbs of the metropohs of Trenton Mary TIJUI IS now 1 well known professor 1t the Fort Wxyne Busmess Collegjc Phylhs Allen P1rker 1nd Garnet C1l.1tth Cl1rk have O1'gll'llLCLl 1 club for w 1r wnes The f1rst two members to ,om were Phylhs Herrmg Ellett 11nd Clf1r1 M 16 Ellett M1r1or1e Sutton IS t1k1ng 1 slow bo xt to Ch1n1 wrth Adn11r1l George Shrock of the U S N1vy 1n1ce W1ll11111s lb comnng to see you, Drck Smce you .1re 1 second Dorothy Dxx she WIRES some ldvlce lst 7nd 1nd ard vxce prcsldents of tl1e Sne1th Glass F1ctory 1re un1or Colun lI1 Kenneth Nuckols 1nd john Fear respectnvely ohn Peck IS tl1e1r office boy ' 1 1 ' . 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L . 1 , - , 1 , . . . . . , , Cracrernn H lton and Barbara Wrlson have recerved therr engagement rrngs finally The rrngs came O Bud rnd Nlormr Shores who at last have burred the hatchet recently gave an annrversary party honor mg Patty 1PenceJ DeBatty and Betty 4WrllramsJ Beymer For entertarnment jack Pethtel sang Always rccompmred on the prano by Olrve Spauldrng Olrve and ack are plannrng a tour soon Where I dont knovr Prul Pugh rnd Bob Starr lornt owners of the local tavern have denounced women They have had 1 boomrng busrness srnce Madame Frfi Strver has been engaged to grve a brref act each evenrng C hrrles Hrrter rs Master of Ceremonres for the act Cucss wh rt Drck' fmmrtt Beeks rnd ohn Srmmons are featured as the Tonr twrns rn S11 IN IIIN thrs month 'lhc double vneddrng of Clysta Srlls and Romona Anderson was delayed last week because Reverend Brllre Brldrrdge drdnt get out of the barber shop as soon as he had planned Prul Headley h rs hnally frnrshed and copyrrghted hrs book Bring 'Ibem up 10 Ylllf 1 omrelf md rs very well pleased wrth hrs masterprece You should see the two new 1961 Cadrllacs whrzzrng around Montpelrer now They belong to Don Lly md Davrd Perrson who have been rsked to play for the Vassar College basketball team rm Bonjour rs boxrng tomorrow nrght for the heavy werght world champronshrp He rs gorng to frght Krller McCammon who now holds the trtle C wen Rrnker fthe second Rrp Van Wrnklej and Betty have settled on a farm near Mrllgrove The report rs th rt he sleeps whrle she farms 1 rerd rn the So rety news of the journal that Mr and Mrs Rrchard M Horn the former Vera Rrm seyer cntertarned members of the Fort Wayne Symphony after rts concert Frrday nrght Iohn Mrrtrn and Derry Nestleroad have secured posrtrons wrth Lucky Lee Lott and hrs Heck Drrvcrs' look me up rf you ever come back for a vrsrt Drck Your old classmate jon Cook rl-'1 CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of 1951 havrng served our trme wrll our few possessrons to the followrng who rre strll rn the rnstrtutron Phyllrs Allen vrrlls herself to LeRoy Gwen Rrnker wrlls hrs typrng abrlrty to Marjorre Nunn Carolyn Parker wrlls her left hand to Junror Murphy Betty Wrllrams wrlls herself to Purdue Phyllrs Herrrng wrlls her dramond to Mrss Rea janrce Wrllrams wrlls her abrlrty to talk to 'men' to Martha Voght lack Pethtel wrlls hrs abrlrty to turn flrp flops to Glen Goodspeed , 5' A ' 1 . . . . . 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Cracreann Helton wrlls All Her Love to Riy L Yerter Annetta Strver vwrlls her ways of getting along with student teachers to Beverly Sue Irwin Clari Mre Ellett wrlls her wedding rrng to Mrnnre Cordon Wrllririi Brldrrdge wrlls hrs ple rsint vorce to er ry Burchard Ramonr Anderson wrlls herself to Fuzzy Herschel Freemon K rrnct L lrttlr wrlls her shy rnd quiet w.1ys to Shrron Wrrglrt Dick Bright wrlls hrs good posture to Miss Nelson Bob Strrr wrlls hrs rbrlrty to obey brsketblll rules mldc by Flrrs t Donnrc lord Bud Shorcs wrlls hrs rbrlrty to irgue with Pop to Donnre Kesler Verr jern Runseyer wrlls her HORN to Creorgre Russell Norms Zrgler vsrlls her arguing ways with Bud to om 1nd erry Mlry Tr mr wrlls her grggles to Melinda Brll who doesnt need them Marjorie Sutton wrlls her great frrendshrp to .1 certarn girl rn the unrc Clrss Birbrri Wrlstin wrlls herself to Bob Ewbank of the U S Army P.1tty Pence wrlls herself and cureful drrxrng to Keith rn the future Dirrell McCammon wrlls hrs careful drrvrng to Dorothy Downing Olrve Spiuldrng wrlls her blond hrrr to Clirr Mae Crrssell ohn Srmmons wrlls hrs curly harr to the Toni Twrns Clystr Srlls wrlls herself to her nerghbor boy Prul Pugh wrlls hrs pick ind bottle to the bill team on Cook wrlls hrs rbrlrty to mike smoke rn Chemistry lib to Iyle 'lowns ohn Peck wrlls hrs brord shoulders to Orves Ramseyer Immrtt Beeks wrlls hrmself to Bette from Muncre Drrwrd Peirson wrlls hrs curly hur to Drck Hiwk kenneth Nuckols wrlls hrs love to Hartford Crty Don Ely wrlls hrs flrrty ways to Helen Will whrch she would put to good practrce Derry Nestlerold wrlls hrs .rbrlrty to backhre down Marn street to H C1 Morgan john Mrrtrn wrlls hrs sleeprng srckness to Mrss Albertson Paul Headley wrlls hrs abrlrty to skrp school to Donnfr Waltz Charles Harter wrlls hrs inilytrcrxl brarn to Mr Holubes john Fear wrlls hrs ibrlrty to forge hrs mothers name on hrs excuse blanks to Bonnre junior Coleman wrlls hrs hunting demerrts to Duck Ely james Bonjour wrlls hrs mussles and lrfe to Marthr Teegfrrden Signed and sewled this first day of February 1931 'Ihe Class of 51 Bolner il' S1 L 1 ' I ' ' 1, 1 I i' i S ' 'I . l1 ' A li I 'i ' ' L 1 i ' . 1 1 . 1 Y 'i l4,' 1 ii 1 LU .1 ' '1 i' 0 i' : . 1 1 ii 1 ii 3 V 1 I I ' Y' . i , ', ,' . , , ' , ,, ,' J 1 K J ,Q FfryeiXl1fible wills her ability to get kicked? out of Girls' .Chorus to Sue Smith, who doesnt need rt 1 Y i 1 ' 1 1 ' . j 1' ' ' 1 f . 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HONORS AND AWARDS SPICIAL AXWARDS D A R Ixathryn Waltz Ixrwanrs Brll Everhart lrr Kappt Susan Wrreht and Law renee Beymer Clare ene mrrrs XX C Mae Gumlllett Amen n L exon Awarl o I lehth Norma Lemon I L arson G rade stue em Whlte Amerlean 'Irophy Dave IIONOR SOCII IX Ltwrenee Beymer Susan Wrleht Harriett Reasoner Carol Teeetrden leannette XXIIIIIITIN Ixathryn Waltz Ileanor Roeers Wrllram Ixrelws Mary Alle: Iieeks DayldXV1lson Marilyn Hooyer Amel1aCl1mme Marrlyn lutrell Peeey Ily Claredene Morrrs Bob Crarrlson PIRFEC'I ATIENDANCI two years Patty Buekley joe Daily Dwleht Helm Marllyn Hoover Claredene Morrls Iltrrlert Reasoner Eleanor Roeers Kathryn Waltz and Mary Sue Wrreht VALEDICTORIAN AXVARD Lawrence Beymer one years sulmserxptxon to Readers Dreest ANNUAL DRIVE XVINNERS Olne Spauldlne and Don Ely ART AWIARDS B P W Halloween Posters Carnet Glattln laye Wrble Olne Spauldme Iudge Prerom Posters Ramona Anderson Clysta Sllls Olrve Spauldlne W C T U Max Hyde Cnrnet Clattlr Maryorre Sutton Clrade students Claude Ixellar Llnla Hooks Tommy Noller Dee Anderson AMI RICAN LICJION ORATORIC AL CONIISI' Annetta Stlver County LIC1ION AUXILIARX ISSAY CONTI ST Clara Mae Grrssell ATHLETIC AWARDS Bull Iverhart Captam award Dayrd Pearson tree throw trophy and eaptaln award Bul Shores free throw trophy COMMIRIC AL AWARDS Shorthand plns 60 words Carolyn Parker typmg prns ull u9 words Rex Bell lrmees Tord Ramona Anderson Ilm Lleehty Audrey RISIDLEF Dorothy Carrlson Martha lord Clysta Srlls words Dolores Ledhetter Iaye Wrlwle V relma lutrell I5 worls Martht Voeht R y Saxman 50 worls Susln Wrreht Ianlee Wrllrams IIOMI ICONOMICS and Czlrls Iour H Awards DRISS RIVIIW PINS Norma Whlte and Carolyn Par er HOME ICONOMICS ASSOCIATION TROPHY IoodPreservat1on Carolyn Parker Clothme Carolyn Parker R S SCHMIDT AND SON TROPHY Clorhlne Il Sharon Sehwarzkopl INDIANA AND MICHIGAN ELLCTRIC COMPANY TROPHY Grrls aehrevement Carolyn Parker STATI MTDAL WINNIR Achrevement Carolyn Parker Carden Tleanor Roeers anl leweldlne Baker Iroaen :ods Ieweldnne Baker Cnrls Reeord Carolyn Ptrker IARM BURIAU TINURL AWARD Ileanor Roeers IARM BURIAU IUNIOR LLADIR SCHOOL Imoeene Needler and lxathryn Waltz IUNIOR LI ADER CONIIRENCL Carolyn Parker SIATI TAIR sCHOOL Carolyn Parker and Betty Wlllranus PLRDUI ROUND UP Donna Waltz Betty Wrlllams INTERNATIONAL LIVI STOCK ENCPOSITION Carolyn Parker and Imo ene Needler STATI CAMPER IOR 19501951 Carolyn Parker MUSIC AWARDS IN CONTEST AI' IORT WAYNI SUPI RIOR Sandra Hoover Beverly Irwin Betty Raeer Blll Racer and Sue Smlth Ixeellent Donna Buehard Tommle Coleman lu ly Hlser Max Hrser Cars mn lohnson Bolw Rrsmeer and Sue Smrth Beverly Irwrn and Sandra Hoover entered the sttte solo eontest where both plaeel In the seeond eltss AGRICUL I URAL AVUARDS DeKalb Aeeompllshment Crwen Rllllslf larm Safety Commlttee Bul Shores D nald I rd B In SI res llcyd Beymer Deleeates to Statel I A eonventron Crwen Rlnker Dayld Pelrson Pest Contest Darrell MeCammon COUN TX IAIR CHAMPIONS Reserve Crrand Champron Cult lloyl Beymer C rtnl Champron Darry IILIICI' Iawrente lleymer C rand Champion lat Wether Iames Iuzad ler C ranl Champron Beef Heller joe Darly frand Champnon Boar lnmmy Rhoton -a H , ffslsifla , A , f' xf: K ,f 1 I . mf VL' . 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Q. A -: ,K I, y 24, QI ' H, . 1, Q 1' Q' ' T- A -U I't Q ' I -- -'fb J- Q ' ' - - ' ' . Aucreman's Flower Shoppe Compliments Blackford County Farm Bureau Co op Ass n, Inc Mr Morgan What 15 Central Aryaentma called Guy C ook The bread b1sket Mr Mor5,an Then what must grow there me whole class Bread I ms Bright dont ever let me catch you smoking, Brxght Dont worry you neler url! Bradshaw Grocery Crocerles and meats Bontrager Rexall Drug Store Meadow Cold Ice cream touletrles and glfts Audrey R XVh1t trme IS Rex comms after yo Beverly I dont now Audrey Why dont you know' Beverly Becxuse he h tsnt asked me yet Don Ely was talking, tbout hns cousm one night the way to a ballgame Davld Pearson piped up I he any of your relation! Compllments Buckley Leo L Chaney s Hardware General Electruc appliances palnts and fence Dlrect Oll Co Tank Wagon Delnvery Service Phllllps 66 Products Montpelaer Indiana Phone 664l 7720 Pop fatter the fmal examj Well what dtd you thmk of the course' Barbirt W I thought xt was very all lncluslve Everythlng that wasnt covered during the year was covered on the exam Ernle s Electric Servlce and Supplies Westvnghouse appliances Federated Store 0 E Hurst Dry Goods Men s Furnlshnngs Red Goose Shoes Montpeller lnduana Doctor: Were you hurt while you were on the bas- ketball team? Don Ely No slr While the btsketball team was on m Becky Ann But I dont thunk I deserve qulte a zero on thus paper Miss Albertson Neither do l but its the lowest mark I can blVC Foust Feed Co Dealer of State Pllot feeds and Murphy s concentrates Phone 9936 Montpeluer lndlana Mr Farxs Iirry who discovered America' l trry Beeks Ohxo Mr FIIIS Why no Larry tt should be Columbus ltrry Well I dont know the man personally so ctlled htm by his last name Gum s Ice Cream None better' Phone 77l9 Mr Horn Do you know the Gorilla Song Vert R No what as If Mr Horn borlllx my dreams Henderson and Henderson Shoes and clothung for the famuly Herff jones Co Manufacturing yewelers and statloners Indianapolis lndlana Hayes Who won the election between Grant and Greely Sue S C rant Hayes Then who was Crreely Sue A poor candidate Hulltop Service Statlon Batterles tures recappmg and auto accessones Hoosler Gram and Supply Co See us for your needs coal feeds and seeds Phone 2222 Mr Hayes The Allles ordered one thousand Ford ambulances Darrell Mc That just shows when a mans uncon sclous he doesnt care what he rxdes 1n Indlana Box Corporation Phone 24l6 Kimmel Plumbing and Heating Shop Steam Hot Water and Warm Arr heatnng Phones Bus 9942 Res 5532 Montpelier lndlana 2 , . 1 ' E. . , . 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I V Koon s lewelery Watches diamonds and glfts Phone 5581 Compliments Mahorney Furnlture and Hardware C Markleys Furnlture Store Electrical appliances furniture paunts and enamels Compliments Dr McKean Stlly M Wlmy Maryone what dtd you do to your self You look o dxfferent today Mtrjorxe S Why shouldnt I I washed my half and eyebrows l1st night Mlchael Insurance Montpelter lndlana Duck and Mike Montpelier Frozen Food Store The only farmers store tn Blackford County Montpelier Glove Company Gloves and mittens Brlnkerhoff What ts the fastest grovung thing IU nature Dean Ford A Hsh from the ttme my father catches rt untxl our next party Montpelier Hardware The trtendly store Montpelier Hatchery Feeds farm butldlngs and chucks Montpelier Herald Your home town newspaper quality prlntlng Compliments Montpeller Lumber Company Compllments Montpelier Stone Company Neff Clyde A Tlres ture repaurung and Insurance Nelson Farm Implement Phtlco and General Electrlc Goodyear ttres Palace Theater E A Cl ne ntce place to see a good show Point Restaurant A good place to eat If you see any wild vtomen on the run notify Bob Starr tRedhe ads preferre l P Pyrofax Gas as ts our business not a sude lane Phone 236l Racer s Bakery Enriched Bread buns cakes rolls cookues and party orders Reasoner s Servlce Statlon Phone 88l2 Sharon W Stop' Dont kxss me that may Rex All rtght Ill try another way Service Cleaners and Dyers R B Walsmuth St john s Corner Market Home kulled meats trust and grocertes The Bank of Montpelier A member ot the Federal Reserve System Martha F Have you heard the latest Puts L No' Martha Its not out yet Tourney Tractor Sales General auto and tractor repairing Phone 44l3 Gompluments Walkers Smlth s Grocery Grocertes meats and :ce cream Mr Hayes When a Ford ts chastng a Ford -an Ire land what time ts tt D1ck Hawk Tm after Tm Webb s Furnlture Store Frlgldalre Maytag and complete home turnnshnngs Wilson Pure Oll Servlce Phone 8808 9 ' ' , ' . ,. .- l A ' . 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