North Judson High School - Pilot Yearbook (North Judson, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

746 sag of 1952 ie Fda: a,f1zMayam.,m,4sc4.,.,z 634 ...ill .1 UIUL I , Yu: ozwcfuf time Zane . 1141.1 .sup aug .3 11::1c to laughg .H layup S.1u'I1f .md .1 txmc tuspcak ,::.1pQl. J.11.'s Sfil J.1ys, 4111.1 ram LlI1I-Ofgulilfiblt momums have passcd . . just il nam' of 1z1L:1z1ur1cs alone rcmuiu of our high L Q 715 SQl1uol,i.1x's Of. . LSAT . SEATED are: Joseph Vessely, Otto Wamke, and Arthur Mosher. STANDING are: Joseph Origer and Arthur Selmer. Sedan! Zaafwl There is no public' service of more fundamental ini- portanct- lu our nation than that of nicnibcrshi p on a board of education. School boards are charged with the responsibility of giving a community the kind of schools it needs and wants. We in North Judson feel fortunate in having civic minded board niembcrs working conscientiously to give the young people of our community the best in education. .L I This has been a most active year for the NJHS Student Council. We became members of the National Association of Student Councils, adopted a new constitution, and launched a chapter of the National Honor Society. In addition, we supervised elections, planned con- vocations, and regulated school dances. Officers for this year are Aaron Minix, presidentg Jack Cun- ningham, vice -presidentg Faye Shepherd, treasurerg Dorothy Lemke, secretary3 and Mr. Beymer, sponsor. Compliments of VANEK BROTHERS. ' X' 1 XJ' , 1 I Many opportunities occur during a school ye ar that enable students to learn to accept responsibility and to become active, participating citizens. These opportunities and experiences, which are pictorially recorded in this book, will enable each individual student to develop his personality to the fullest extent of his capacities. It is the sincere hope of the teachers and administration of the North Judson High School, that each student will avail himself of these opportunities and render service to his school and his com- munity to the best of his ability. I am sure as the years pass, and the future becomes the present, you will be able to look back at the various experiences that you had in school and say with pride that you have accepted the challenge of good citizenship and that your deeds have helped to make the world a little better place in which to live. J. C. Hill. Compliments of BROWN'S TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE The desire and will to learn and to do right! Blessed is the individual who possesses these things. For not only in school, but in all of life, desire to learn and to do right, powered by determination, will make ordinary burdens light and heavy burdens bearable. If you have these qualities, thank Cod! If you don't have them, brother, pray that they be granted to you. H, C. Clausen l -sv ---....,,g,,,, 4- F 7 the 1958 PILOT Staff affectronately dedreate thrs yearbook to our beloved advrser Mr Perry Bruce Stuekcr Stucker has been teachrng government and hrstory for the past en years rn North Judson Htgh School He has also been sponsor of e annual for seven years IS understandrng of youth s problems has made hrm a favorlte wrth students for many years 4 I I i 1 '- - , ,V I Q l t-. , r,,,,,,,, , y .i N X 4 ' 1 2- t 3 3 . e i ' sq ' i ll 1 V i , E fy I if r 1 , f l JT-L g ,WJ . W Y -.,i.x iQ ,,,f+, . ,bunny fi it Q . we-Q72 V 11 A ' V 5 . A A 7,0 AM ' ty. . a tg PQ - M - , . .. . 4, - We. . ' B ' ' Mr. ' - ' - I I 4 . th 1 fm . ya44Ql-alaot 5 RUTH LEHMAIN GEORGE LEHMAN PERRY BRUCE STULKER Art Homp Ep SOCIJI Studus Soc1a1Stud1Ls Engllsh JOHN BERC EULA GUMZ SOC131 Studles P E CAA A.. JASMINE BUSH WANITA WOOSLEY REED GRONIGER 8: RUTH NOVAK Spamsh Math Math Comme rch i JOHN ROBERT WHITENACK CECILIA GRABNER Enghsh, Clarxon Llbranan Comphments of TUMBACK OIL QSUPPLY CO. ' L ml: - Q X 'fr MW.: ' A I ' n , . Y H ' .Y .x .I .xy . Q 'VY j , I ,Q 'H If , . . ,W if A 'V . 1 f , . , - I s ' ' 1 an-'K-' IRENE FOSTER ELILABETH ZIMMER LAWRENCE BEYMER V1sualA1tk English llomr Economics Htalth Ag Chemistry Guidance KLNNETH ECKERT VIRGIL LITTLE RAY BANARY Mathematics BIOIOSY DY Ed Football Coach Baskttball Coach Ath Dir Sclcnce 'Q' SUIT' si 'new EARL KRAUSBECK THOMAS LAWSON Social Studies. English Inst. Music Chorus ROBERT LOUCKS ALBERT CROSS Industrial Arts English Compliments og Dr D C LEE r -aber' it-f--'---M-.fi .,f.,-,,-,, M ., , 11 l ' ' gras-vw? 1 sn, . - H' W., ' 5: 9 L11 A ' ,sul gun: 1 I I, .Hi 5 -1 e teachers are from Left to Rlght Mr Krausbeck Mr Gronmger Mr Beymer Mr Loucks Mr Lawson Mrs Lehman Mr Lehman Mrs Zrmmer Mxss Bush Mxss Foster M1ss Grabner Mr H111 Mrss Novak Mr Berg Mr Eckert Mr Little Mr Smoker Mr Cross Mr Banary Mr Whrtenack and Mrs Woosley are absent The expressron As rs the teacher so rs the school rs a worn out sayrng but very frttrng The teacher rs the very heart or the school system and the rmportance of good teachrng can not be overestrmated We feel that we are fortunate rn the matter of a faculty at North Judson Our teachers are human and approachable They never fall to grve us and our rdeas the same consrderatron that they would grve those of an adult Wrth such understandrng of youth and wrth the farth and confldence that they place us how can we fall to get the most from our educatron :Hi - if fbias ul Compllments of PELL S SWEET SHOP S. Th ' : . , . ' ', - , -' v , - , . , . y - . y ' 3 . y ' I ' Y 3 ' 7 , , . U , . , . , . . . . - ' 4 , y , A . , in ' ' 'P 'lg . 'ff ' K A5 A mf ,,- ., .la be fe' EY a.:v7 -. I . 35133 guy 1. ll' . , 1 Cl lARl.l'.S LlfWANlJU',N'Slil l like work. lt l.1sci11.tttw :nt-. l tum Nil :mtl look .41 it mr lmur- .' Prvsitlt-nl ul Senior CIM' . ltrotlmll Swenler, Junior Pl.1y, 'Wi fi I ls ' l due AARON MINIX l'd rather hold a basketball than any girl--almost! ' Honor Jacketg President oi Student Councilg Boy's State Reprebentative. Compliments of TREND TROUSERS JEANNE RUTH THOMAS Goodness is the only invest- ment that never fails. Editor of PILOT5 Assistant Editor of CLARION5 President oi' Drainatics Club. LARRY STUCKER Whatever you do. do wisely and think of the conse- quencesl' Student Councilg CLARION Staffg Vice-President ot Pho- tography Club. LEO JANEK How do you expect me to sleep when you recite so loud? President of Model Airplane Clubg Interclass Games. LINDA LEE SELMER Fine gardens are in her looks and in her mind wise books. Assistant Editor of PILOT5 Girls Stateg D.A.R. Citizenship Award. CAROL JEAN WOODS Precious things come in small packages. Homecoming Attenclantg Pilot Staffg Jr. Play. PAUL SAKAGUCHI A little nonsense now and then but Still as wise as other men. Photography Clubg CLARION Staff. iii L X . 4 V X i' Compliments of COOK'S ROYAL BLUE STORE JUDITH ANN FLAGC She is faithful, she is true, anything she will do for ou . , Y - hditor of CLARION5 President Of Library Clubg President of FTA. GARY CRIDER Success doesn't come from lying awake at night but irom keeping awake in the daytime. Choirg Spanish Clubg Photog rllphy Club, DONALD L. KOCH Men of few words are the best men Industrial Arts Club. ELIZABETH JEAN BURKE With this ring, I thee wed. Homecoming Queeng Jr. Play Band Sweater. ELIZBETH DOWNEY When a task is once begun, she never leaves it 'til it's done. Homecoming Attendantg Band Sweaterg Class Secretary. ILLMER PARIS Win without boasting, lose without excuse. Honor Jacketg Award for All- Conference Guardg Boys State. Compliments of MOSHER 'S S TORE J' 5 JAMIE IE. PODI-LI. I was once caught stutlying, but I've almost lived down the disgrace. Basketball Jacket. Band SweatergD.1ncc Band. DOROTHY BAU I agree with no man's opin ions, I have some of my own. Homecoming Attendantg Jr. Playg PILOT Staff. JUDYTH TROIKE There are things more inter- esting to me than a psycho- logical reason. CLARION Staff5 PILOT Staff. LOUIS VANEK My eyes see pictures when they are shut! ' Jr. Playg Swing Choir. XX DANIEL GEHRINC Where there's muck, there's money. SHERLI ANN OWENS I am content with a little, just give me acres of dia- monds. Cheerleaderg PILOT Staff. Compliments of COUNTRY SIDE BOWLING LANE U' A .of- .-I ,-J 4' 45 PllYLLlS .ILAN lil.l',D ll lhcrc isn'l :Anything Lo lio. ll-I nw mln ll.l' PIl,U'I'S1.1z1, CLARION min. FHA. DONALD BORN A lion among luuliw is .1 most LlrL'.idlul thing. Honor .Im-kclg Jr. Play: Class Olliuur RAYMOND SllLPl'll'.RD l'1n Ll second tarzan. nzy cycs swing from limb Lo limb. .IOANN lsYUJDUL.A. Happy um l, lroni c.1rc l'm Ircc, Why ain't they all con- ICHI like IHC. CLARION Stali, HARRIET ROSEMAN Love is what makes the world go around, Lhut's why I'm al- ways dizzy. Band Swcatcrg Class Ofiicerg - Jr. Play. 2 RICHARD JACHIM lt's not the job, it'5 the work lhate. -C, Jr. Class Prcsidcnty Basketball KJ Mnnagcry Jr. Play. C ' X Compliments of MODERN CHEVROLET COMPANY LA VERNE ALLEN As mtrry as the day 15 long. FHA5 CLARION Staff. DANNY L. WHYBREW 1 believe. in women suffrage, let them suffer. Bandg PILOT Staffg Rod and Gun Club. ARTHUR JOE BAILEY Q Y Q All mankind loves a 1over. ' Photography Club. LILA JEAN OKELEY A man thinks he knows but woman knows better PILOT Staff FHA MARILYN DISTEL The only thing harder than ia monds are the payments on them. CLARION. STANLH WASKIEWICZ A solitary man is either a brute or an angel. Compliments of KELLERMAN'S 8: CO. .4 X X I X I ,X IALMALYI LRAI I SwccI is rvxcugc--uspvn'i.1ll5 lv womcu. lI1lI'.IINlU'.ll liwkutlmll ICII: DIQAN CRAI- I IIN good to bc merry Imrl ui I FIIA Prcsidcutg Jr. Pl.1y, CLARION Stall, N .IIAN SANTOSKI llIDlJIUUI1k.l5Ll1'C L1 girlk bust lricmlf' Buml Swcgrlcrg CLARION Stull Sr-,img Clmir. l5l.VIiRI.Y PlCCHlhhl I'l 'I'l11I'klllIlgLI' lull Imml. VHA: IDIQAN. BARBARA JACKSON Laugh and be well. Spanish Club Vicc-Prvsidcnl CLARION SL:1ll5Jr.Pl:1y. CLl'.O FLI.TCHER Good as gold is Shu. Compliments of IIAJI.K'S SERVICE STATION tl. 64 .ci . K4 v ev' ,Z .F N SIISII CLOLI 'Av.1fm.i1i'x streugtli Iit-Q, iu Iivr uiingtit-. Ii.intI Su-.'t-Liter, I5l15lI1L'Sw IwI.iii.igvr U1 Pircfi' man. iimtf imma X liA'i'fNIUNIJ IIIIIJIJ X. f f' I '.NUri',' .izitl I Iiave iiwut-r mul. S l Iuti'.i::zur.iI Iiaskcllmll, litixliutlnlll J I.t:1tt-r. 1 I J wld ,ff I FRLD KROIT I never It-t my stutiim intvrture ith my cdue,ition. BARBARA IAYL HOWARD Ask mu .-.Iiat you tlun't kim-w, and I'Il misinlorm yuuf CLARION , Intern.-l115s Cheerlt-.idt-rp PILOT Stall. LORA Ll-.Ii STALBRINK Life is .1 mirrorg it you Irown in it, it Irowm lvackg if you smile, it retums the greeting. Band Sweater. Homecoming At- tenduntg PILOT Stafi. THOMAS BACK All great men are dead or dying, .ind l'm not feeling well. CLARION5 Perle ct Attendance 4l,2,3,-1. Intramural Basketball. Q f K X- - Compliments of LITTLE COMPANY of MARY 'ul' a A 'if X If 'wuxnwr , F54-J 'x,N of fa' N.. Keg? ZR Seniors .sn Q I F I F 5 S 'fm Ono. dark lrt ary lry during A pt riod tlr S nror5 got togtthtr and dt trdtd just rx ho should lr ive. their most treasured po55t55ron5 whtntlrty rrt lortttl to dt prrt lronr tht halls ot dt ar old N J H S RAY SHEPHERD ry 1115 his passing gradt rn shop 1.155 to Bob Sovrntt JEAN SAXNIIOSIXINNIIISl1LI'l1Llbl'1I,l.Ol.1ll1l!1 Saktguthr DON 1xOQ11andLlND 'X SELMI R xx 111 tht rr C1111 t rtlrntd irr1nntr5 to Paul Cuinz JIM PODELL xy 1115 Jrnr Prryy Vin Hook hrs shots 1 tt height rnd band pants DICK JACHIMwrI15h15job as brskttball nr rnagtr to anyont rntt.rt5ttd rn shining baskttballs BETH DOINNEY wrlls lrtr posrtron 18 tht only girl in tht -ith year nr ith C1155 to Dorothy Lt rnkt ECII DEAN CRAFT xr 1115 Ir r po5rtron as FHA president to Juanita Mrlltr BARBARA HOW 'XRD ry rIl5 htr gold lrllrngs to Ctorg IN atkins LOUIF VANER rs 1115 his trutk to P Brute Stutktr to h rul an ay tht juniors old U S History notebooks SUSIE COLL wrlls htr nrtkn mit Elrrt to Edgar Lewandovw 5kr ERNEST BACK wrlls hrs abrlrty to get along with Mr R W Loutks to the class of 55 DON BORN xr115 hrs managing abrlrty to anyont with 1 broom big tnough to weep tht gym tloor STANLEY XNASKIEVNIEL ind 'IALMACE CRAFT thought that they had nothing worth vvrllrng to anyone MARILYN DISTEL wrlls all htr shorthand notebooks and stubby ptncrls to Joann Homan JEANNI THOMAS wrlls htr tdrtorshrp ol tht PILOT to any brrglrt junior who rw mts rt JUDY FLACG wrlls her nrtknanrt lmathtrbrarn to anyone nrtttrng tht qualrlrcatrons CAROL W OODS wrlls the rtd underwear 5ht wort rn tht junior play to Eugene Bogash LORA STALBRINR rx 1115 her place rn Mr Cross College. Comp Class to anyont who thrnks he can survive LA VERNE ALLEN wrlls her drmples to W anrta Wooslty NORALEE BREHOB wrlls her stubby shorthand ptncrls to Mr Cronrgtr to use lor kmdlrng wood HARRIET ROSEMAN wrlls her abrlrty to erase neatly U1 on CLARION mats and her solo clarinet to Beverly I-xrndernran JOHN RRAUSBECK wrlls h15 way with the women wrlltd to him by Bob Cehrkt to Tom Crrffo JUDY TROIKE wrlls her nickname that Louie gave her and her pony tail to Charlie John Barley RAY RUDD wrlls hrs speed and agility to Otrs Moose Bradley OSCAR ARNETT wrlls hrs basketball abrlrty to Lawrence Trusty TOM BACK wrlls his posrtron as a spotter for Mr Cross at the football games to anyone who wan JANET TUTTLE wrlls her drmples to Mary Ann Redlrck CLEO FLETCHER wrlls her bt loved shorthand books to htr 5r5ter Dorothy JOE BAILEY wrlls hrs good looks to Mr R W Loueks BARBARA JACRSON wrlls her rmagrnary speed of typing 100 words per minute to Clarrce Brewt CARY CRIDER wrlls hrs abrlrty to get along rn high school to anyone interested in rt DANNY WHYBREW wrlls hrs nickname Wy att Earp to anyone who lrkes to wear cowboy boots DANNY CFHRINC wrlls hrs will to anyone willing to take a will JOANN WOJDULA wrlls her speedy sewing mathrne to any one who thrnks they can out drag the new owner Phyllis Rted's machine PHYLLIS REED wrlls her sewrng machrng to anyone who thrnks they can drag rn home ec class wrthout gettrng tlCktt LEO JANEK wrlz hrz supterrur rnteltganz two anr pore undurklazmun hoo needz et ELMER PARIS vw ills hrs posrtron as right guard to Frank Cappa BEVERLY PICCI-1IETTIwr11s her art abrlrty Pj to Paul Forsythe LARRY STUCKER wrlls hrs typrng abrlrty to Garland Marsh BETTY BURKE wrlls the homtcomrng crown willed to her by Judy Lemke to Donothe Lemke PAUL SAKAGUCHI wrlls hrs height to Eugene Bogash FRED KROFT wrlls hrs full race engine to Bob Sovrnec DOROTHY BAU wrlls her bottle of peroxide to P B S LILA OKELEY wrlls her height to Lyla Redlrn SHERLI OWENS wrlls her 20 200 vrsron and half used bottle of peroxide to Jimmy Van Hook AARON MINIX wrlls hrs posrtron as presrdent of the student council to Frank Gappa CHUCK LEWANDOWSK1 wrlls hrs E's rn typing to all of the future typing students S I 0 Compliments of COUNTRYSIDE BOWLING LANE 1 I If E Y- gf 1 K7 Y T 4- , 1 A 'gr X CU 1 -Y K . ,kk . ' 11 tv .A C 'L1 k 1 yt 1 . 11' 1 ' K 1 k- K 1 1' 1- - 1 - - 1 1 11 1 -1 1 I 1 1 1- I ' ' Y ' ,' . 1 ,, ,' K. . -- ' ' 1 .I , .A . . I. x 'H . .L .I K Y w .V I E ' E I -I 'I xI I 1 1 I 1 f 3 f ' I . . l . . I -I E I 'I I v 11' 1 I ' x' xx xI f ' f , . . . , t , , . . ' V' g- 'S ' - ix 1 1 1 f ,1 . V 1 ' 1 1: 1 ' ' ' 1- 1 .A .r Y. V i w ., . S , X C ,f . y' V E ' ,' . ', 11 11 1 1 f r v 1 I I ' A' v 1 S R .I - , I , , , Il I ' ll I . 1 . ,. ' ' -V' - '- f f 1' y ' ' - , 1 H L ' 1 11 1 I . JEAN BECLEY wills her position as typist on the CLARION to her sister, Christine. ' ' s r ' , ' -s ' , , , ' ,' ' . vI ' 1 I w 1 1 11 Ex 1 I II f 1 1 xx I i I ' I ' ' 4' - 1 1 ' -I 1 1 - 1 ' - ' A A ' ' 1 1 ' 1 r, '. 1 V Q A I I X 1 E I 1 J 1 '- . . ,Y-1-fr ' ' ' - '- ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 4 1 7 ' iw .' . ' , ' ' , ' ll iv , 1, I h - . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' - ' ' , ll ,. '. u ' , I ' ,- .' , A , - , of I r , . fd eaaceahdfe ,4 'Zane JA .I Y' r fi l J I 0 As timid freshmen you came into N.J.ll,S, You had as your class sponsors, Mrs, Wooseley, Mr. Krausheck, .ind Mr. Berg. As class officers Pauline Wcninger was President, Paul Gumz, Vicc President, Dorothy Lcmlte, Secretary, Joann Tinseley, Treasurer. Student Council Representatives were: Donnis lilass, and Kathy Lewandoslti . . . You had a class picnic in the school yard and also had a Christmas party in thc gym, Time goes by and you are no longer timid, you have started your second year in high school, As class sponsors you had Miss Bush Mr. Berg, and Mr. Krausbeck. As class officers Dorothy Lemke was President, Carol Bangert, Vice- President, Wanda Richie, Secretary, and Pauline Weninger was Treasurer. Student Council Representatives were: Faye Shepherd, jack Cunningham, and Kenny Pucka. You went to the Winamac State Park for a picnic and also had a class skating party at the Crystal Ball Room at Bass Lake. Time flies and you are now one-third of the way through high school, Your class sponsors are Miss Bush, Mr, Krausbeck, and Mr. Berg. The class officers for this year . . . , ,' 4 . ' are: Pauline Weninger, President, Frank Gappa, Vice- - I 9v ' President, Joanne Danti, Secretary, and Lynn Prochaska as -1 '. your Treasurer. Student Council Representatives are Faye '- Shepherd, Dorothy Lemke, and lack Cunningham. This is your most important year. The time has come when you will give your junior play and also you will sponsor the junior-senior prom. F. Shepherd-Student Council Representative J. Cunningham-Student Council D. Lemke -Student Council Representative Weninger-President Gappa-Vice -President Danti-Secretary Prochaska-Treasurer Compliments of KNOX PUBLISHING COMPANY B Craft S Rxchme W Mosher J Orlger D Scutchf1e1d Flagg Tolson Tmsley Tolson H g,hes Pucka Tuttle Lewandowskm Zak Harvey Mlmx Rxchxe L Tmst K Lewandowskm R Hajek M Short I. Dech A Slans D Carpenter u Minix Y . kv Qin? Q' 11 Sp ,J Y fnoN 1.7 Q wi -rift' 4 ,lghrf N 'F K N ff f-C' v a iw EXE JJ! Comphments of NORWAYNE CLEANERS 22 Anduson Barnett Chaffms Fu estonc Gumz Bradlv. y Exche lberg Homan Cundlach Hansch Harms K1ndL :man Klecka KUCh3ISkl Lxedtky De Lau Materna Podell Posch 5.-K. 1:14 I ,V lr, I D. ' S 6 8 -K. L. Lv Fl' L. ' ' P. Q O. ' ' 5 3 6 Q Q W- ' X A N, V R X 7 J. ' , - W Q A ' ' f M. -oh Y A' A f 3, B. x ' A f . N . I, , 5 , 952 , 'WLK N -1,6 , . r , . L :V 5 ,'-' 22'-1 N ' . , Q 21,5 5' - ' 1: vligwgiv V 3 V . , V ' ' R. ' Y B. ' X x, 3 7 ' V 'x as Q V fxfga l .. X f ti N J A. I X wr I V, 0 t -X - x X l . ' . ., R N f 'I .. R- ' .,,' -,V 1 W h S .. :QA 4 I' . . Z- , I, W. . . O A 1 . ,lv L- I X l : Q- 4 I r . I 5 :A I L I P. os: J - ., '5 ' ' X ' . , t I 1, K. ' ' ' P. 7 ' , u , - - 4 . . 1 I V' 1' 4 4 - . ' 3 ff ' X' LN f.. , 5714 4 Q L ,flu ' A Q I f?44 I! L 4 ff. f Shorter M1ller Marshall Klmefglte Vanek Wmfrey Safranslu Wxckxzer Wolff Wolff Schacht Spxvy Wolff Stacy Starkel Trent Schwexkert Werner Aponas 3 'L Q-+2 wr ' g ff ff wif, R ZZZZIZ Compliments of WESTERN TIRE STORE 23 ,liv- ' . nw ':- 17 cg. imma.-Q, . 5- Tj 1. rum tb' H. Knlfr PQ. Smn E. Rudd P, Hn I.. L. B. JU, 1 VL 1' . Z Qi . mg Cmnplirnsnts of KNOX FURNITURE STORE A-p' Z 3. N.. 'L I ..-A -vw YN 3 President Vice -President Secretary Treasurer O! R. Gtiiiluuii D. Wcriiiigtir B. lwiitrkus C. Burke L. I-revstoiie R. Werriiiger 4 C if The timid freshman class began their first year of high school with Mrs. Liiiiuier, Mr. Stiiriter, Mr. Little, arid Mr. Whiteriaek us their sponsors, The class elected Ray Gentilaeh as President, Dorothy Weiiiiiger as Viet'- President, Barbara Markus as Secretary, and Carol Pat Burke as Treasurer. Stud. Coun. Rep. R B. B. D F. B. Thomas Tauteris Wernle Gumz Surrna Jacobs A.- fg- .si 3 . Davis . Sandor . Frasure H. Casto M. Gehring G. Dech M. Woods I.. Sakaguchi F. Klampe D. Crider A. Foss J. Short I. Tiedmann C. Troike S. Materna E. Tauteris K. Royce F. Anderson J' I Vx'SUlik . Wfhitn' . Houdck Shepard . Okc 10 y L. Back L. Minix . Rozhon . Tolson . Minix Vanaman Watkins Mini x Forsythe Dietrich J. Blank-:nship J. Klcindorfcr D. Tolson K. Rose J. Lambert H. Hayes J. Budka H. Redlin K. Shidler D. Zimmerman Henning Roller Bau Warner Chaffins Compllments of PIONEER FLORISTS 0 3 85 v ,4 Q 6 Di 5 4 5 j X S. Shepherd, Pres., P. Nullicrlmi, Scif., J. Woods, Vice Lrizs. L. Wiulofcr, 'lit-.asur af'6 15144 Y? B. Bell, P. Childers, P. Krulik, E. Fletcher, E. Lippelt, W. Woods, D. Dusek, S. Roberts. i ,fv ' '25 L. . K. Madsen, J. Lemlce, W. Arnett, B. Puckett, D. Tolson, J. Smith, E. Shepherd, L. Scutchfielci. B. Bailey, B. Owens, B. Wolf, K. McCormick, L. Winfrey, B. Wood, C. Greer, J. Reed. P. Jordan, R. King, C. Mullins, C. Tunis, B. Fisher, L. Bussy, L. Hershburger, T. Tiedtky. Compliments of the ALPINE SHOP 5 s 'w 1 I A f 1 W' if , fm. f ZZ M K. P1'4JllO5lill,B. Burnett, ll. Cincrl, Cv. Collins, D. BlllIlliC1lSl1lix', K. Maison, M. Niclscln, LS.V.1mly. fy. .. , E, 1 ...ig ff ' 7. J . fg. I , . I 5 5 1 6 .' j - Us .:. if ' ' 1 . . V lx ' 'pf J x , 1 I .4 I A Q . 4, ' Y 5 l . 'lm x ,ul A D. Nlomgcmxury, li. While, L. llughcs, ll. Ficlds, .-X. llcssclgruvc, J. Downey. J. R.1LQr, fx. Anderson. W . ij. 1 . , dv 5 - 75 6- ' v' lf - ' 5 ., X . ,.. 5.5.4 , ' .- 1' I 'V' . X- x J l I ff? 5 KA J l I all I f,. .. A A X J. liwurt, R. Sinn, D. Wgzynmn, P. Berry, J. Fisher, J. Clemons, S. Bradlcy, L. Jackson. pf l K- 'll 2 5' 'L 4. O .. I 1.27 Z: Q , .Y 2 ,. vt o - aj . ' I if! Qimflsh J l 51 . ..Q ' J. Clemons, W. Dc11i,F. Buck, K. Bxck, H. Tolson, M. Peir, N. Rowe, D. Tetzlcff. K S Q 'V L. vw 9- 'I T ff Y r Lv I X fl if 1 lp L. Sc.1lf, D. Cunningh.1m,B. Cridcr, B. Pingcl, T. Richie, S. Vires, G. Clemons, H. Werner. T. Risncr D. Cumz J. Vnnllook B. Tolson COIl'l1WllH1CDfS of PETRY'S DRUG STORE Q 4 I event! - af '65 L. Schacht J. Frccstonc J. Okclcy A. Tolson . Flagg . Vananmn l Pres, V. Pres. Sec. Treas. Stud. Coun. Rep. ' I T. Hershberger, F. Salyer, P. Balz, D. Link, J. Taylor, J. Collins, J. Lain. .yy M. Sherron, J. Roller, W. Scutchfield, R. Shepard, D. Warner, Sf DeSmith, S. Bamett, E. Tunis. ,rd ffl - , '-T D. Hellum, E. Eichelberg, L. Urban, J. Marshall, E. Sinn, R. Bolen, G. Cole. S. Sites, B. Howard, L. Montgomery, A. Jordan, J. Lain, L. Smith, C. Minix, B. Edwards. R. White, W. Minis, D. Carpow, J. Potts, R. Marsh, I.. Russell, A. Russell. C. Johnson, R. Bachert, S. Tuttle, G. Sovinec, M. Marsh, J. Craft, N. Peregrine, P. Fisher. if ' .K 1, 'VAE , sg, ' .F 212. 35 1.-5. Il. Trusty. G. Jarrett, E. Wliitc, J. Frnsurt-, ll. Minix, C. Lemke, R. Stalbrink. I .J s I, ' l - ff 'Y M. Selmer, D. Wright, D. Frasure, D. Brewer, P. Minix, B. Minix, C. Christopher, S. Shepherd W. Shepard, R. Hershberger, R. Jacobs, A. Richie, W. Craft, S. Arnett, L. Scutchfield. ' .5 1 J R. Craft, D. Howard, H. Weninger, B. Birkey, P. White, M. Campbell, L. Craft, G. Berry. Compliments of LAIN'S FILLING STATION K. Woods, E. Tolson, C. Reading, S. Barnett, F. Stephens, R. Kolanowsld, A. Flagg. 1 35 Rv? 253 parficilaafe 0'.'... q l o ,fa Rus ' 0' un... 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' 5' J 2 f f . .' 7 ' x 1' V 1 Y , 1.5, , f,. -.- L1i'1' f. f 21.1111 T111-1,q1111:11111F1il111111 1111111 11151-11 11111i1f1111'.11111g 115. 1I11'.1L1.11'1CE1.1f1 fp .111 11'i111E1.1x1-1'.11:11A1... 11-111: 11 111111111911-111.11.,.11 1I..C1x. 11 11.1f11111.11111i1'11:1111111' 1111111111 111' 111-111111g 1111.11 1111- '111 xx 111' .11111' 1' 1115 I . 41111 111111111131 .111- The PILOT staff, sponsored by Mr Stuckcr, puts out the. armual The prcturc aboye shows the staff after the program they presented to promote PILOT sales The staff sold a total of '75 boolc The members of the staff are Left to Rrght, QFIRST ROWj Betty Burke, Sherh Owens Dorothy Bau Judy Trorke. Barbara Howard, Susxc Coll busmess manager, Phy 111s Reed, Harnet Roseman, Lora Lee Stalbrmk, and Carol Woods fSECOND ROWJ Mr Stucker Janet Tuttle, Lrnda Selmer assrstant edrtor, Jeanne Thomas edxtor, Danny Why brew Ecxe Craft, and L11a Okeley 'B YP9, M545 The Sunshme SOC1Cty was formed for the sole purpose of bnngmg cheer to those m need of lt The Club, sponsored by Mrs Zrmmer, acknowledges thxs fact rn lts motto, Others The Sunshlne Socrety xs a state organxzatxon Durmg the year the Sunshlne Soclety of North Judson jomed wrth the other Sunshme SOCIEIIES of lts dxstrrct, and these drstrxcts 1n tum jomed wrth varxous other chstrxcts 1n donatmg to the Rrley J Funds Comphments of WENIGEPJS INSURANCE COMPANY . , . , , , 7 r ' ' 1 I ! r 1 I vr 559.3 ,- h. , I 'o 'M'Jf5 - N T . ' ' ' ll VI . . The aims and purposes of the North Judson High School Rod and Gun Club, sponsored by Mr Berg, are to promote good sportsmanship among the hunters and ishermen of our countxy This can be better accomplished by making ourselves familiar with and abiding by the game and fish laws of the state in which we live, by respecting property rights of the farmers, and by protecting wild life The Club is setting t.he example in hope that it will induce others to do the same E The GAA or Girls Athletic Association is an organization devoted to giving girls an opportunity to participate in active sporm. It is an extracurricular organization in which girls may learn such games asbasketball, baseball, and the sport of tumbling. They learn to co-ordinate their mind and their bodys in learning these and other sports. During the first semester the GAA organization was sponsored by Eula Gumz. Miss Brown sponsored it during the second semester. Compliments of CLARENCE KNACKEL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF ANEERICA Offrcers of the N J I-I S Future Home makers of Amerrcr club are Ecre Dean Craft, presrdent Wanda Rrchre, vrce presr dent Juanrta Mrller secretary and Laverne Allen, treasurer The club rs sponsored by Mrs Lehman The purpose of the club 15 to promote a growrng apprecratron of the joys and satrsfactron of homemakang to emphasrze the rmportance of worthy homemalung encourage democracy rn home and Communrty lrfe to promote rnternatronal good WIII, and to further rnterest rn home economrcs Thrs club 15 a chartered unrt of the Indrana Assocra t1on of FHA, whrch IS chartered by the natronal orgamzatron of Future Homemakers of Amerrca 5 MQ Comphments of SAN PIERRE BANK i R f47unez'o SWING CHOIR The swrng chorr, spon sc-red by Thomas Lawson, IS a new organ1zat1on rn thrs school. It consrsts of thrrty two members from grades ten to twelve The goal of the organrzatron rs to present varred programs of hrghly entertarnrng nature of the better grade popular musxc. We hope to per form rn c er schools as well as o own. . r 1 ' . lx ' - 1 s L 1- . Q 9 2 ' I I J l 4 ' - ' 5, ' 'S I . 6 . ' A D- W ' . . f I' ' L' A I ' ' A . ' 5 . S V -I A J . .,IO v h . M, . i I , f e 4 n x l . . . 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I o as '1 Qs lr 1111111871110 111111y- ' 1111 1 1,1'.1r 111.11 our 5L'l1or1l 1'1L'1 11.15 cx1s11'11,111- '. 'OI1 . 'S 1111 111' 11151 11:11' ' 'A ' l of 111115L' 1111111115 .II111 501 ' 111 15111 11L'v. '. fu ' 14.11- 1511:-.'l.1 . H ' 14111, -.-111 15111 11111 - . or, M1. W1 ll'I1.lCli, 11.1 Ll ' 14:11 11L'51 to 11111111511 Ll pg ' 11111 wl 111 lw . ' ' ' J 51l111u1. llw 'l. 'cm 15 L-.111'.1l11-vwla ' ' Ju ly 111. gg, ' 1 l' .lL-.11111-' 'l411o111z1s, JXSS1SL.l1l1 1:11 1 . 1111 51. I1 11.15 .1rav.'11 1:11. '1 . V 1 1 '1 llll' goal. 111' 11 'y hgvc 5111 kl1O 141311. T11 1-1. I, 1 '.' 1 ': p .11 ' ' 11-1 1. 1 11.1111-0:1 ' . 11-'-1op- zz.-111.--. ' . R ,. X . . , 1 A......L, .v . , . - .- .t . . 1 I v- D 1 , , . . . . , . Y 1 '. rw Sl - - - - 1 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB--Sponsored by Miss Grabner The photography club, constitutionally known as THE SHUTTERBUGS, was organized in March, 1957, along with other clubs in North Judson High School. The officers for 1957-58 are Charles Bailey, President, Larry Stiicker, Vice-President, Marilyn Cianfrani, Secretary-Treasurerg and Joyce Flagg, Reporter. The purposes of the club are primarily to learn about cameras, to learn what constitutes a good picture, to learn the worth of pictures, and to learn to develop and print pictures by both the contact and enlarger methods. While learning the above skills the club aims to furnish pictures of school activities to the PILOT and to aid in a photographic way Ce.g. making slidesj the audio-visual department or any teacher, Some members expect to participate in nation-wide snapshot contests such as Eastman offers high school students. DRAMATICS CLUB--Sponsored by Mr. Cross President-Jeanne Thomas Vice President-Linda Selmer Secretary-Pearl Tolson Treasurer-Victor Gumz A dramatics club was formed for the year of 1957-58. The purpose of this club is to promote acting, learn how to act better, and to add more entertainment to our community. The privileges of a member are having a good instructor in learning to act, gaining from fellow students, and putting on programs and skits before the public. Compliments of HERBERT C. UFKES, D. O. A uiodt-l airplane club was forincd for tht- liJr,T-5:25 school year, lhey call tliuiusclvt-s the Lazy liightsn .ilthougii when it COIIILJS to building and flying iuodt-l airpliincs, they definitt-ly art- nor lazy. 'lliurc art- cight nit-uihcrs in tht- original group sponsored by Mr. Wliituiiack, Lcojancl-1 was elected pn-sidt-nt at one of their firsi :uct-tings. - 5 .ff lht- group uiccts on week-ends fwtcathcr pcrrnittingj at the football field for buzz sessions consisting uiainly of control-linc flying. The purpose of thc club is to provide an iiitcrcsting and educational hobby for ihc partiizipants and to acquire luiowledgc in the principles of flight. All inernbcrs have mastered the fundamentals of control-line Flying. LAZY EIGI-ITS AIRPLANE MODELING CLUB FORMED SPANISH CLUB--Sponsor, Miss Bush President -Arthur Kajer Vice President-Barbara Jackson The purposes of the Spanish Club, LOS CONQUISTADORES, are: to learn about and promote interest in Spanish-speaking peopleg to engage in activities outside the classroomg and to learn more about the Spanish language. Compliments of the MCCORMICK MORTUARY - I Clllli Wif- N 1 A fdzwfwf ' '-I F' The lndustrral Arts Club rs composed of a group of students who are rnterested ln rndustrral arts but that aren t necessarrly students of that department Albert Klecka fpres Q and Rtchard Kucharskr fsec 5 are the offrcers of the club As an organrzatlon they are attemptrng to learn more about rndustrral arts and are tryrng to provtde a servrce to teachers and to the school They are attempttng to burld a reputatxon on these servrces and prolects The Mary and Catherlne O Connor Future Teachers of Amerrca Club was formed rn North Judson Htgh School two we rrs ago as a local unrt of the Natronal Future Teachers of lmerrca Club The mam project of the FTA Club thrs year has been the wrsrtrng of elementary class rooms to study VL1l'lOl1S teach mg methods The club mem bers hope that thrs project wrll help them declde rf teaching 15 the rrght career for them Th1s year Mr H111 and Mr Krausbeck have been the sponsors of the club The club offrcers are Judy Flagg presr dent Nancy Madsen vlce presrdent June Koch secretary treasurer and Marjorre Harrrs reporter NORTH JUDSON MOTOR SALES Dan Carpenter 2 ' A I ,,,, I 2 Q x i . ful 1 - ' 1 Y x I ' x 3 1 'I I' Vi 2: 1 f' ' ' s s A -- r ' v I 1 .. 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Carpulltcr l5r111111 lil-lm: - P.111l1111 '1N'1111111gu1 ll4111l4 - l3:4111lf4 Lmppa Mr. l5r.1J1l11cl1 -J1,1111111Y.1g11l1 Sqllllll - GQ-orgy Wcruur Mr l3z.1111l11Cl1 - liwlw ll11 ul: Ms, P1115 -111.11111 D411111 N11-1-11 - 11.L.1Q1.111 Mn. Smckclm - R.lIll1x L1-11.1 his f:.,.l'L'llCz' - .-Xl1c1' Sl.1L1fl11. Mrs. W'.l5lllllgI0ll - rx'-llilii Zak Opllclia M1111r11 - Lilldd KlQl11ful1L-1 I 1 '15 Compliments of DELIQALS SHOPPING CENTER OMS l 5 95 'XX 3 ,I Q If J S 0 ' ' ROW 1 Left to Rrght Harrxct Roseman Beverly Krnderman Mary Jane Roller Cathy Cunningham ROW 2 Lora Stalbrmk Dlana Wemer Ragna Brundage Nancy Budka Barbara Markus Betty J Burke Jean Santoskx ROW 3 Donnxs Flagg Elame Tuttle l,1ll1an Sakaguchl Jrm Short hd Mau Dorothy Houdek Donna Keller Elymra Brooks Ronald Royct Paul Knachel ROW 4 Faye Shepherd Danny Whybrew Blll Van Hook Robert Tauterxs Tom Vessely 2 J Lax 5' 1 'Angina ,WSH Aki H 5 14qo-igvga-sv. BAND Ol IIC LRB VICE PRESIDLNT Sl:C.Rl:TARY TRbASURER DOROIIIY LEMKI: HARRIET ROSEMAN BETTYJ BURKE Complrments of LEWANDOWSKVS CABINET SHOP -.E If R Q , 3 'B -' no 'L xg Q Q 'Qc' PRESIDENT ........................ JIM PODELL cgi? 4- -X I e fl l 40 if ganna! ROW l Left to Rrght cont Carol Jo Ewart Frank Cappa Patty Davls Cathy Lewandowskl ROW 2 Rlchard Clark Marllyn Marsh Mxke W1CklZLf Mary Blenke George Wemer Ph1lPosch Susxe Coll ROW 3 Kenny Posch Irene Dusek Kenny DAVIS Jean Klemdorfer Garland Marsh Stanley Roberts George Cale Jane Ewart Dorothy Le mke ROW 4 Jack Cunn1n5ham Jlm VanHook , ' .1 Q , Y ', ', g ' y I Y ' I .I YY I by V y ' Y I l Z y , , -,V . I I, Y I 1 u V . , , , , -Qs .,f.g-.6-P,-aa -we ' 1 1 -eg: 974' 5' ' Y' , 1 e, V 'I' -'. A 2 p s ' gf 1. . 3 ' i xv, ' , ' , s I s' Q 7 Q lhe roneerr h.111d for 17 '18 had a very exe1l111g year planned Some or rhe l1lgll1lghI5 of rhe year were Llle solo .md ensemble eonresrs d1srr1ct and stare band contests and the a 1111.11 North Judson Roehester I'IlL1SlC fesuval WlllCll was held at Rochester thrs year 111 add1l1o11 to part1e1pat111g 111 eontests the band played for basketball games school programs and commumtv CVR IHS M Complrments ol DONCI-lIN'S The Man s Store The North Judson Hrgh School marching band partrcrpated 1n many actr vrtres thrs ytar They marched for the home football games for the halloween parade and for the Harvest Moon Festlval at La Crosse Indrana They also marched 1n the M1s hawaka Parade of Progress The band has not PQIIICI pated rn the marchrng contest for the past two years gan! '16 SIP' tx g,,Qfe'.5,f-Xfivp No. 77:36 Zend Complrments of LEMKE'S SERVICE STATION 48 .HPD of I X BACK ROW QLeft to Rxghtj D Whybrew E lkooks B Van Hook D Keller and T Vessely MIDDLE ROW J Cunmngham G Gale J Ewart D Lemke F Gappa M Blenke G Wer ner P Posch andS C011 FRONT ROW D Flagg D Werner L Stalbrmk M Roller, B Klnderman, H Roseman, J Santoskr M Redlrch andC Ewart The pep band led most of the pep sessxons durlng the football and basketball season Both the cheer leaders and the band have helped make the pep ses srons more lxvely y ' Y 7 , . To . , -yr- .' A V - 6 A' 5 J 6 P l X . , . , . Y ' 1 . . l ' 3 . , . , . , a , . -' , . , . . . : . 3 ' Y ' l . u l, . , . . ROV L 1u.,1f me Ma EEE BALK ROW Ulf: no Rlghnj K Vanpk C Crxclu R unlach D Born X PAIIIIX J Podcll P Gumz P Forsythe. R Hajgk ll Llp pllt 3rd ROW R Wnnm glr B Burkn C, Evwart B Radlm M Short C Rav. dv.kl M Gumz IN RoLhon Bau N N11n1x ROW N Warmr S Gros Lek, E Abazarls W Rxchm, B Thomas, E Tuttlu, J Vanaman, P Lynch L Paulsen, J. LCWIS FRONT ROW P Klampe, N Madsen, D Wcmnglr, R. Brundage, H Roseman, J. Cappa, L Riddell, J Myers. 'J .., 1--un? 5 ' -n . .-. if 1 '4 r' o,..4 1 ' '.-- TV nf U I 1 IUTISDN FIVE STAYS AMONG STATES BEST WINS AT KNOX Grovertown B o w s To Blu e Jays 20th Vnctory an fm h eight Pays Dividends 714 7494 EXTRA' EXTRA' Tht Jays haxe madt lt to the Sweet Sxx tc tn for the flrst tune um twenty four y4,,1y5' Playms, mspxred ball the Judson nam hts gyttpt throubh all stctxonal and mms and only 3 losses Judson eyes are now turned toward Lafayette and the state sum fmals as tlus page bots to punt COlS7ILllL1TJ.E1OY1S team COIIBYAELIEJITOHS Coaches' Congratulatxons students' JT For orth Judson Cagers Ruhr Pnl lqpi hgh. Jil Pctl Elgar Levndlukl Anna lllllx Hamer Telus 322222 152 E S w ? Otis lnley Paul Tala: Llwrneg Treaty lny RIM eau 57547 ' T I 0 Q Q i . - V . 7 ,H V- -- . .. .... .... . ..u' . X 1' , ' ' H ' V V, ...... .... ..... SI. I , .- , - , Q ..... Jr. h y my ,A d . S ..... ...... M n ' V . Jr. rt-gmnal toes. TEICI1' record now stands at ou.: A,-at sn ' -2 'H 'V ' - ' Jr. ' ' ' ..... I-Il lr. ' E- ' ' . ' S ' ' ' ' . ........ lv-l Jr. 3, T' g Ummmmuusn 9 4 I I S Y' 6' Z f' 5 1 lst ELEVEN Right End D Bom Rxght 'Tackle O Bradley Rrght Guard E Pans, Center T Grrffo Left Guard W Mnux Left Tackle A Mmrx Left End H Tolson Quarterback D Crbock Rxcht l-lalfback C Lewandowskr Left Halfback K Pucka Fullback E. Lewandowslu 1957 ?aod-dl Suas four but two of these losses were by a mere one point The Jays opened the season with a moral victory even though they went down in defeat 14 13 against a much bigger opponent Washington Clay Then the Jays tested a first year school Southwestern for football and established a school all time record score of 48 to O The following game was bitter de feat for the Jays as again they lost by one point to Monticello on a foggy freld For the next two games the Jays played outstanding ball as they defeated both Valparaiso and Delphi on successrve Fridays by identical scores of 14 to '7 Then an unfortunate circumstance the flu bug occured which reduced the squad by half and they lost the next two games by the scores of 24 to 0 to New Carlisle and 34 to 0 to our rival Knox On the brighter side the Jays after shaking the flu played inspired ball against Mor occo rn a ram storm and won 7 O This score however is not a true indication of this game as the Jays gained better than 3 yards to Morocco s 1 In the first five games the Jays scored 95 points to the opponent s mere 35 before the flu struck These statistics may be a better indication of how the boys played this past season The Jays lose only five by graduation this year Elmer Paris Don Born Chuck Lewandowskr Aaron Mmrx and Dick Jachrm These five were all very fine football players and will be missed next season. Comphments of GAYBLE THEATER 52 - , , an 0 s' 0 - - 1 ', ' 3 5 - 7 1' I 4 I I I Z I I I l. : I '. : . 3 ' Q I : . 3 ' : . ' '. g . ' 3 : . U 3 : . 3 : . 3 : . 3 2 . 3 : . 3 : . The North Judson Blue Jays had mild success on the gridiron this past season as they won four and lost I . 0 ' I . O 1 I I . . . . I ' 1 . , . . D . . . ' ' . l . . . - - 0 I I I Q I I . I I . . , , . . . Z . I ' .' ROW1 Assrstant Coach Lxttle D Born O Bradley E. Pans E Lewandowskx K Pucka T Grxffo D Crboch C Lewandowslu W Mxmx A Mxmx H Tolson Coach Banary ROW 2 P Gumz L Janek R Gundlach D Jachxm V Gumz G Marsh L Mlmx F Gappa P Knachel R Wask1ew1cz R Harrxs ROW3 C Presnell Trusty J Bom C Bametter ROW 1, D Gumz J Reed T Lxedtke J Roller R Pmgel E. Fletcher J Clemons Coach John Berg ROW 2 M Sharon L Sm1t.h T Yeadon, D Warner A Russel K Trmoskey T Rrsner ROW3 R Marsh S Zak D Mxller B Howard R Kang P Chllders Comphments of NITE OWL. D. zimlhefman, F'. Bolen, rf Gixmz, Bfuijek, D.'cQrp-mer, li. Iiiedtke, R. PQ11eQrini, M. Thomays, 5. Auen, i.. . 4: Hyfj. P73 .,pb '75m ?':F5'.b- t D, ,,,, . w A , ff' ,ff ff! A f , Q ,ff A w I I l A ' A A ., . Y -. x 6' are 6 xl Q lv lr- - 7. ami 1 -55525 i15S115Efv5r7?'i'.5 -.1 ,li ,'4-SLQIIQ? I-UR:-b Y- T -fI-- Managers - D. Jachim and D. Born, Coach Virgil Little, Players - L. Trusty, P. Tolson Tolson, O, Bradley, J. Podell, A. Minix, E. Bogash, R. Rudd, and E. Lewandowski. '31 Compliments of VANS INN Arnett, H f N CHEERLEADERS Jane J., Kathy L., and Cheryl L., Elaine T. fAbsentj The 1957-58 basketball season was a very successful one for the North Judson Blue Jays. They finished the season with 17 victories and only three defeats before entering the Knox Sectional Height was the reason for the outstanding success and brought home 17 wins for Coach Virgil Little and his Blue Jays. Only one player on the ten man squad was below 6', Patil Tolson, a 5' 11 junior guard. The rest of the squad was rounded out by seniors -Jim Podell, 6' 4 p Aaron Minix, 6' 4 g Oscar Arnett, 6'g and Ray Rudd, 6', Besides Paul Tolson, other juniors were Homer Tolsori, 6'1 g Edgar Lewaridowski, 6'g Otis Bradley, 6 2 g and Lawrence Trusty, 6'. And last, but not least, was Eugene Bogash, a sophomore, who was a sensation in his first year as member of the varsity's starting five. The Jays started the year off with a bang by beating the Plymouth Pilgrims 61-59. Eight more teams became victims of the Blue Jays before they suffered a defeat. These were Kouts, Hebron Culver, Knox, Winamac, Morocco, LaPaz, and Winamac. The first defeat suffered by the Blue Jays was inflicted by the Rochester Zebras in the finals of the Knox Holiday Tournament. After this followed four more straight wins over l.owell,Chesterton, Knox, and Erancesville before the Monticello Indians beat the Jays 75 -60. The Jays got back on the winning path again by winning three more straight over Washington Clay of St. Joseph County, Winamac, and Rolling Prairie. The Jays worst blow of the season came when Delphi invaded the local hardwood and pulled a major upset by defeating the Jays. After this game, the Blue Jays ended the regular season by defeating the Rensselaer Bombers 55-29. North Judson defeated three county tournament winners in beating Washington Clay of St. Joseph County from South Bend, Rolling Prairie of La Porte County, and Chesterton of Porter County. Compliments of WOLF BROS. XJ A L x 33 B TEAM STANDING R Frasurt C Barnett R Cole R Gundlach D Ciboch J Bell Mr Banary SITTING A Rowe C Fisher A Jordan R Han'1s H Trusty 7 8c8th GRADE TEAM, BACK ROW, Left to Right: K. Madsen, K. McCormick, T. Liedtky, T. Ris- ner, L. Scutchfield, J. Reed, G. Clerumons, J. Clemmons, B. Bamett, P. Childers, K. Back, D. Tetzloff FRONT ROW: M. Sherron, F. Stephens, A. Russell, L. Smith, B. Minix, J. Roller, J. Flagg, H. Minix, H. Weninger, Managers: B. Wood 81 B. Owens Coach Walters Compliments of FARMERS BANK 8: TRUST CO. ,p l 0 O itil , 1 . 4 . W' 1 My 'fiiuaaf N .A 1 ,W In the good old summer' Mme. Now vv ru vw w kllllL9 llll Of course l ll pose fhrsvfk 4. f sid ' l L llovw studewts Don t frown SMILE' ' Wl1xt s HE got that I Hi, girls! !! Complmments of the school Compliments of SMITH'S RADIO SHOP A- 2 Q T , fp :4w in 3. . IA X Fixx V .8 15- '-L ,fib- - Q 'mi : xt 1'- P I --':,,-x 3-xp. Q .I vi ' '- 4:5 'X x f 1 F M9 1 is ,, 1- I I I :ww N E - r QJQ4' IAN' 5 X M be mt s a new kmd of 35' dance? 19 if .,4 9 'C 1. 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