Ossian High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

' - , 2 9 5 as 4 7 C, 5 7 7 ITS HIHE TU HHH FHCUHU 5 SEHIURS 9 UHUEHCLHSSIHEH I4 GRHDES 23 HCTIVITIES 28 SPUHTS 47 'fit l fl, , 0 Nui -Viv N 1 x 4 log. , lllHll'S lllHU Find it Leroy? Yum! Yum! Rose between two thorns Studying? Canteen workers Why so sour Mary Ann? In a hurry Eighth graders Studying. Sophisticated Senior Chums Your mouth's open Teacher at leisure Watch out Roy! A jolly Junior All smiles Throw it, Hoover Beaming Bell Our own Miss Logan The bell rang Our cleaner-uppers Helen and Ellen Don't fight boys Johnny Sharron, Betty, and Dixie Oh goodie, we're going upstairs Jerry THUSTEE Mr. Luster Yager serves us as trusteeg he enters into the school picture in many, many vays. He serves as the Jefferson township 'epresentative on the county board of educa- ion. His work ranges from paying bills and ,alaries to looking into almost every minor :hange in the system, His is the final OK l 'et he stands ready and willing always to ielp us move ahead to a better educational ystem. Qi as .L isbn' s x 'iw PHlHClPHl The work of the principal requires a great deal of training and experience. Mr. Bert Hodge has both, in addition to a fine sense of humor and fair play. Most of us see the principal only when we plan our schedule of courses or when we need a pass to classes after being absent. But he must do many other things to make it possible for us to live and work together well. To Mr. Hodge we owe much for the good morale at Ossian High. 'w --an 5 3 ' I K Q X, .,,. -X 'J a , fs. K fu-, I i I E A' if .A 71 Y ., ' 1 P 5 L T f lD 8 Z ' m 2. Q71 V' U, ff' I E Jo fb I -' 4 97 C I 5 5 iz 4 E' 3. fn tg 'Q 5 Lf 5 P' - U ,T ffw i g E .- , in 3 4 ff ro m S rn 75 -2 Q E 0 Z 3. 0 Y' S P' 2 rv z 5' 1 G 7 V1 233' 2 S 0 CU 'U - ,D - rn I' .: I 5' U U P' 3' 2- I Z ffl I S G ,, 3 O c ., -' - 25 70 5' R M'-. 9. 3' 'cl Z 3' '4 3' G5 22 1-1 6. 3' no '31 73 54 N -C m U m U5 - Z :t 3, ' rf Q E W I fb ID : XI' T' EU 59 as Q 3 EU' z 5111 E I PU LP V' A' 0 I 52 f :a 0 r- - m 5 QT O , Q. E, EL 5 Z ' 2' 3 2 E I , .J 'L F Q 5 1 li ' X jr SS ,an 1 4 -, U 'Z . 9 . -w 2 'Q . V .,, -A. V, ,Q n X2 S? m fb if -Am ' A 5 'a -,A 6,3 ,,jffqf6,'A', 1 , , ' . Q lrfffffzgg-sf W3 ' ' 21521 . MRS. ELIZABETH Indiana State Teachers yearsg Fourth Grade. 3' GRIMES MISS DOROTHY WEST College, 2V2 BS- Music, Art. ' J x,,X TE A ri-7 f :fbtigi Y I 'T .XX QM-N...W.,,t-.. L MISS HELENA MAHNENSMITH MRS DON CARNALL MRS RUTH HOOVER Two years teachefs course, Add:tronaI Two years prtmary. Second Grade Two years nntermcdtate AddutnonaI extension work Frrst Grade. Exrcnsvon work Thurd Grade MR. CLYDE TROUTNER MR ARTHUR GERWIG MR JAMES TURNER North Manchester, Indiana Umversnty. A.B.- Enghsh, Latun B S- County Band Dfrccror Fifth Grade. 'x MR. SIDNEY ERWIN MISS HELEN LOGAN MR. OSCAR GEISEL AB. and MA -Scsence, Math. B S- Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeep- Two Years Normal, I U. Extensnon, ing, Comm Arith. Snxth Grade. ,ggslnd I14?7wrM' HEHE'S HUW WE SIHHIED 'SN ' I ,I I FIRST GRADE PICTURE OF TOP ROW: Donald Johnson, Larita Kincaid, Ad- ahleen Carnes, Ellen Osborn, Tommy Hatfield, Gloria Kumfer. THIRD ROW: Miss Hahnensmith, John Bright, Jennie Haiflich, Barbara Gebert, Alice Ann Dentamore, Billy Gephart, Bessie Jane Hoover. SECOND ROW: Ralph Jackson, Darrel WE SPIHI I2 UEHHS HERE STANDING: Miss Mahnensmirh, Darwin Weikel, Adahleen Carnes, David Jesse, Sanford Sample, Lloyd Dawson, SITTING: Helen Miller, Bessie Hoover, Anita Fosnight. I' T' 'link V ' Q SENIORS Markley, Mickey Prough, Gloria Miller, Anita Fosnight, Judy Pitzer. FIRST ROW: Lloyd Daw- son, John Adams, Helen Miller, Dean Neun- schwander, David Jesse, Darwin Weikel, Jimmie lmel.. Sanford Sample was absent. SEHIIHS xl I an lb UFHUEHS President.. ........ ..... ....... - .. ........Harold Clark Vice-President-....- ..... ......-....,........4.....--Arthur Behning Secretary .... .. ...... .5 ........ ...........---AdahIeen Carnes Treasurer --..... ........... .... ,. ..,..,.,- ...... Loretta Graft Sergeant of Arms..-.. ...... -- - L...... ...L. B ob Mankey Leroy Peters ARTHUR BEHNING JOYCE ANN BELL MARY ANN BURKE Class Play 3-45 Softball 35 Noon Class Sec. 35 Sunshine l-2-3-45 Sun- Sunshine I-2-3-45 Glee Club l-2' L039'-le 3-fi Class Trees- 32 Cl2SS Vice shine Treas. 45 FHA 3-45 FHA Parlla- Noon League l-2. I ' menlarion 35 FHA Song Leader 3-45 Class Play 3-45 Office Girl 45 Oracle Staff 45 Glee Club l-2-3-45 Noon League l-25 Operetta 2-35 Sunshine Camp 2. Pres. 45 Ping Pong Champ 2-3 ADAHLEEN CARNES HAROLD CLARK NORMA DALRYMPLE Class Secretary l-45 Sunshine I-2-3-45 Hi-Y l-2-3-45 Basketball 3-45 Track 51-l lSl1lf12 l'2'3'4i FHA 3-42 Mafflld FHA 3-45 Oracle Staff 45 Noon League l-2-3-45 Class Pres, 45 Hi-Y Treas. 3: Washington 25 Noon League l-25 Li- l-25 FHA News Reporter 35 FHA De. Glee Club 3-45 Noon League l-25 brarian 35 Office Girl 45 Oracle Staff gree Leader 45 Librarian 3-45 Glee Stage Manager 45 Operena 3, 45 Bear Facts Staff 45 4-H5 Glee Club Club l-2-3-45 Operetta 2-3. l'2-3-41 Oplfeffa 3- LLOYD DAWSON ANITA FOSNIGHT DAVID FURTHMILLER Class Vlce Pres. lg Hi-Y 2-3-45 Track Sunshine I-2-3-45 Music l-2-45 Sen- New Haven I-2-35 Class Play 45 Bear 3-45 Class Play 3-45 Noon League 45 lon Play Prompter5 Noon League l-2 Facts Staff 45 Oracle Staff 45 Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 45 Operetta 2-35 Bear Facts Bear Facts Staff 45 Oracle Staff 45 Ll- Noon League 4. Staff 45 Band 2-3-45 Oracle Staff 4. brarian 3. 10 I-DRITTA GRAFT sunshine I-2-3-45 FHA 3-45 FHA H15- torian 45 Class Treas. 4: N000 l-03900 l-25 Music 4. ' x is BESSIE JANE HOOVIR Sunshine l-2-3-45 Sunshine Recording Sec. 25 Sunshine Vice Pres. 35 Glee Club l-2-3-45 Noon League l-25 FHA 3-45 FHA Pres. 35 Class Play 3-45 Or- acle Editor 45 Bear Facts Staff 45 Of- fice Girl 3-45 Operetta 2-35 Sun Ray Sponsor 45 Sunshine Camp 25 Jr. Town Meeting 45 Class Queen I5 D.A.R. Good Citizen 4. DAVID JESSE Hi-Y I-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Hi-Y Sgt. of Arms 45 Operetta 3 Class Pres. 35 Student Manager 3-4. DONALD JOHNSON GLORIA KUMFER ROBERT MANKEY Basketball l-2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Soft- East Union l5 Music l-2-3-45 Sun- Kirkland l-2-35 Class Sgt. of Arms 4 ball 3-45 Operetta 45 Glee Club 3-4. shine 2-3-45 Class Sec. 25 Class Play 35 Band 25 Bear Facts Staff 4, X . HELEN MILLER MARY LOU OSER LEROY PETERS Sunshine l'2'3'4i Glee Club V2-41 Sunshine 3-45 Glee Club I5 Metz High Noon League 3-45 Class Play 3-45 N000 I-08909 I-21 390' F305 Sf'-'ff 4- School 25 Class Play 3-4. Class Sgt. of Arms 4. ID- 7, Q' in-Q 1 . OPAL REED SANFORD SAMPLE FORREST SCHERRER Sunshine I-2-3-4: MUS5C 2-41 Class Basketball I-2-3-45 Hi-Y I-2-3-45 HifY l-2-3-45 Hi-Y Vice Pres. 35 Class PIBY 3-4: Oracle Slaff 45 Bear F0575 Bear Facts Staff 45 Track 3-45 Hi-Y Vice Pres. 35 Class Play 3-45 Bear Staff 4. Sec. 35 Operetta 35 Oracle Staff 4. Facts Staff 45 Basketball I-2-3-45 Softball 3-4. 'G' DOROTHY SCHUHLER ALICE SHADY DONNA SIMERMAN Lafayette Central l5 Sunshine 2-3-45 Library 35 Music l-2-3-45 Bear Facts 5U '5hif'e l'2'3'4i FHA 3-41 M'-'SiC Class Play Prompter 35 Music 45 Class Staff 4. l-2-3-45 Noon League l-25 Oracle Queen 35 Bear Facts Staff 4. Staff 45 Bear Facts Staff 4. za -fl' JIM SOKLIE ' DOROTHY SPIUNGER OLGA STEGMANN Hi-Y l-2-3-4: Hi-Y ViCe Pres. 22 Hi-Y Sunshine l-2-3-45 Sunshine Pres. 45 Sunshine I-2-3-45 Noon League I5 Pres. 35 Bear Facts Staff 45 Basketball Sunshine Cones, Sec. 25 Sunshine Office Girl 45 Oracle Staff 45 Class 3-45 Noon League l-25 Softball 3-42 Camp 25 Music 45 Noon League l. Queen 2. Student Manager l-25 Operetta 35 Stage Manager 3-4. ,- JANET THOMAS DARWIN WEIKEL ELLEN MAE WERLING Music I-2-3-45 Class Pres. 25 Class Hi-Y I-2-3-45 Noon League I-2-3-45 Sunshine l-2-3-45 Noon League l-25 Reporter 35 Class Play Prompter 35 Track 3-45 Operetto 35 Yell Leader 4. Music 2-4, Class Ploy 45 Sunshine 243-45 Sun Ray Sponsor 45 Oracle Slaff 45 Bear Facts Staff 45 Operetta 3. HILBERT WITTE Hi-Y l-2-3-45 Hi-Y Sgt. of Amis 45 Noon League 2-3-45 Class Play 35 Op- ererta 35 Bear Facts Staff 45 Music 3-4. CAROLTON WORTHMAN r Sflllllll IILHSS SPUHSUBS Miss West and Mr, Erwin K, ' --uv! JUHIURS fx UHICEHS d ................. I V d h A S N J CLHSS Uf'5l Dale Arnold Arline Bauermeisfer Ralph Bauenneisfer Dick Borror Betty Bowman Leo Bryant John Bushee Delmar Byerly Carol Clark Eddie Clrlleole Norma Jean DeBolQ Paul Dishoug Donald Double Alan Grear Delores Grewe Betty Habegger Irene Herman Mary Hess Jimmie lmel Jerry Lobsiger Dwight McAfee Maurice McGee Arlene Meyer Wilbur Meyer Ruth Miller Beverly Moser Jeanefie Pavey Richard Rekeveg Anna Scheurnann Gloria Sclweler Marilyn Scrogllarn Delores Shaffer Edmund Springer Ronald Van Meier Karolyn Weikel Bonnie Werling Evelyn Yager Kathryn Young if 1 JG -ffl -E 5' law' , . . nl Y AE. if ' - Q -1- 2 '- . 1, Q- I 1 I :L l -. ' N V X V 1 l -, X J. 5511 f N x' r 0 i3'?'w BJ A ' 2, . x , us A Ls' if 3 6- I '54 ' rt 2 L :W fi. d. 6- 2 3 -P 191 ,S 'E' 1 1' y K 1 f xx. N Ax A A 3 G A - Q 1 -1 Z3 '22 dh ,- .. by be tx CF? 4'-s -4 E7 'Q' rv-K R XX I l' 'Tl l 1-T -. a Q -I 5. .ot , 'Z' .xl sf, C QY.. X 3, :L ul l Fu 3 '-wg x- X T -r-4 A X T2 5 X SUPHUHIURES 4 V QM ,1 W UFFICERS Ill HSS UV52 Richard Ault Carolyn Andrews Mary Bord Evangeline Bridges Kenneth Bowman Terry Clark Danny Confer Leroy Dawson Alberta Dettmer Merlin Dettmer Betty Dull Robert Elliott Phyllis Ginxel Don Heckley Phil Hodge David Hoover Roger lsnogle Tom Jesse Beverly MeCombs Joan Miller Phyllis Sclmepp Barbara Shaffer Carol Snider Tom Somers Norma J. Springer Richard Wiekliffe June Wilson Barbara Young NOT PICTURED Barbara Norton it 2 -an S7 be 1' ff' ,Qt , W, Y. may 5 on i Q X it 1 I Q1 z 'n X X 7, 6 Q.- i ,ff if GF ps eq, ,-. lv -Q' 1.11 T 1 ,li I7 FHESHIHEH I -Alirf 9 9 We have iust begun President ...... Vice-President .... Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... News Reporter- - Sergeant of Arms .... Sergeant of Arms ..... UFFIUEHS L4 -----Boyd Byerly ----Carol Ann Lee - - -Peggy Eichler -- --Sandra Elzey --- -Erma Rodda --- - - Barbara Hiser Jerald Van Meter CLHSS Ui '53 John Adams Wayne Arnold Max Baungardner Joan Bridges Boyd Byerly. Roger Comes Gary Carnes Joyce Corn Peggy Eichler Jerry Duncan Sandra Elzey Dale Graft Carol Sue Heckber Delores Hackenrider Raymond Hermon Barbara Hiser Bobbie lrnel Carol Lee Myrtle Mechling John Mercer Kenneth Meyer Lucille McComb: Joyce McCune Marlene McGee George Mclntosh Virginia Miller Marilyn Moser Lou Ann Oser Doris Putman Evelyn Reed Irma Rodda Earl Rogers Roberta Ross Wilma Reppert Kenneth Schorey Shirley Shaffer Pot Sorlio Larry Seward: Wayne Springer Lillion Stahl Jorald Van Motor Doris Ware Roy Wen-ling Paul Witte Lynn Yagor .rof, YL 4 119. v-v I XY. , . ,. Q ix M .aff lc. fu ,'n',1J .ao -0- -.. 'Q Q5 ,Z-PJ P T' R ,, .V 'V .. -.- 5 i , 4 .ol ws ' ' E u L 4 1 .. , . 1 Q S .,,,, t,, X ,Y 1 U., f r-Q' vr'9 f Q -5 .. ,Q 5' an k Q' 19' ig 35 li BS- 3 l 5 t ' '. W1 1 an 4. Q' W -Q-, ,Q vs-'fi 1 1 . I fl i 'F AIX 10 Q.- JQ . 19 TIIHE HHS PHSSEIJ SINCE 4-all 3- W1 l . Q my '., ir F ROW 'l: Leroy Peters, Joyce Bell, David Furtllmiller, Bessie Jane Hoover, Donna Simermon. ROW 2: Darwin Weilmel, Mary Lou Oser, Ellen Mae Werling, Hilbert Witte, Dorothy Springer. ROW 3: Adahleen Carnes, Dave Jesse, Janet Thomas, Norma Dolrymplo, Lloyd Dawson, Alice Shady. ROW 4: Helen Miller, Dorothy Scltuhler. T tx K 7 S' a . ni . Ill il D I H' - 5-vtu hx. 1. - .- .1 ,vo,e.n,M, . S, o oc.-g . o'oo.., ' , Q , ' npqg. 'N, :X . 'a.'vI'la' Q Q . , ...U '. 9: A 5 - ' xl ,'?s.! K 'x SUPHUWUHE SPUHSUHS Mr, Lee Miss Hoopenga rdner FHESHMHH SPUHSUHS Mr. King Mrs. Erwin JUHIUHSPUHSUHS Miss Glass Mr. Gerwig I 4,1 W- Q, v-A...-N-.- 1117 We Om -1 ,,,,,Q -5- 3' 4035 Q' W -s Wahl' Ill lllflllllllllllll Laffy sgyafdg Lorna MCBl'ide To Larry and to Lorna, who were with us for so short a time, this page is dedicated. Their willingness to work, their kindness to others, and all the little things they did during the brief time which was given them will always remain pleasant in our memories. 1 'qw -L .. Ewing' ia-, . vpvfwr V . n A. 2 1- .K 6.q,.',.A as A 2. if A, wwf Z. 5. 4 Q1 4 , .xx 4 I 4,,5..,....- . U . s - .N i. E 'W . Si Q Xyqk N. . n M. 1,-' i' V- tg, 4 1-' w,.w. ww , SKS x fx an nd 'X R , g v I nv. Q' f .14- V.. 312+ '-3 99 b'jJ--M, GRADE 8.-TOP ROW: Dick Todd, Dorothy Keller, Betty Rose Hoopengardner, Rosemary Graft, Sally Bussing, Patricia Kumter, Norma Confer, Sunya Sue Wilson, Sharron Mahnensmlth, Twyla Sievers, Janet McBride, Gene Hislmier. SECOND ROW: Richard Burke, Johnny Relm- schlsel, Don Adams, Robert Dalrymple, Raymond Patten, Ross Bryant, Robert Geisel, Kent Spencer, Bobby Bryan, Billy Rodda, Larry Curry, Miss Logan. THIRD ROW: Mildred Wick- liffe, Rosemary Lloyc' Bonnie Follis, Nancy Shaffer, Wanda France, Marsha Yager, Roselyn Mankey, Dixie Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Donnie Milholland, Carl Dawson, Dwight McCune, Donaven Braun, Verlln Scherrer, Rooksby Mackey, Larry Hunter. I GRADE 1.....TOP ROW: Arnold Hines, John Fosnlght, Gene Arnold, Larry Yager, Jean Marquardt, Ralph Fenton, Robert Shutt, Leo Burke, lsaac Sills, Jlm SECOND ROW: Joel Drayer, Shirley Ross, Gelene Mechling, Corky Barnhart baker, Patricia Wilson, Fay McBride, Kay Mackey, Carol Myers, Jon Ruprlght, Wilson, Allen Mahnensmlth. , Treva Studa- Mrs. Fryback BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Simerman, Janet Ware, Gullia Bryant, Sue Ann Quackenbush, Carr- man Joyce Houser, Shirley Imel, Carolyn Shaffer, Joyce Sills. ABSENT: Mary Daun. an Q31 ff ' .QW 0 Q GRADE 6..BACK ROW: Linda Roeback, Bessie Dawson, Sandra Shaffer, Linda Smith, Marie Deuitch, Annabelle Bowman, Lou Ann Archbold, Delora Mechling, Rebecca McCombs, Tommy Woodward, Mr. Geisel. ROW TWO: Billie Milholland, Byron Ginzel, Bobbie Burns, Doyle Young, Stephen Earl, Jerry Sorlie, Roger Reimschisel, Robert Reimschisel, Billie Donaghy, Ray Biberstine, Robert Zaugg, Danny Marguarot. FRONT ROW: Joyce Bowman, Patricia Broun, Sonya Huffer, Carol Follis, Anita Lloyd, Lutisha Mackey, Louise Rarick, Rosemarie Woodward. GRADE S-BACK ROW Bing Bryan, Bobby Manns, Jackie Reppert, Ted Melching, Roger Somers, James Hostetter, Ross Gresley, Norman Burke, Billy Hines, Freddie Simerman, Kerry Huffer, Fred Schorey. ROW TWO: Jimmie Roeback, Deanna Bryant, Dalene Elzey, Doris Lassiter, Bonnie Stotlar, Janet McClure, lrene Bertch, Ruth Sills, Roberta Bertch, Sally Jo Hower, Mr. Troutner. FRONT ROW: Judy Allison, Linda Rupright, Sharon Clark, Brenda Arnold, Bonnie Reed, Jane Bowman, Alice Ann Drage, Susan Henline. ABSENT: Jerry Wood- ward, Joan Young. 1 ont? xi ,ts-' GRADE 4-TOP ROW: Tommy Arnold, Nancy Donaghy, Ruth Ann Kreigh, Carol Sue Quisenberry, Judy Johnson, Carolyn Hilsmier, Judy Herbst, Mary Elliott, Janice Rutledge, Anna K. Marquardt, Terry McAfee. SECOND ROW: Beverly lsnogle, Linda Lindemann, Janet Shaddy, Norman McBride, John Hunter, Darol Van Meter, Louise Bertsch, John Burke, Mar- jorie Wilson, Zandra France, Sharon Smith, Norman Lipp, Merris Roeback, Mrs. Grimes. THlRD ROW: Marlyn Durr, Carol Jean Dick, John Ginzel, Carolyn Mechling, James Lassiter, Georgiana Dawson, Ruby Simerman, Peter Putman.. FRONT ROW, Jim Corn, Larry Hils- mier, Jimmy Reimschisel, Jerry Elliott, Merlin Nash, Robert Hoopengardner, Richard Walker Richard Duncan. F GRADE 3-TOP ROW: Adella Drayer, Judy McClure, Donn Duncan, Linda Lou Archbold, Karen Rodda, Arletta Yager, Carolyn Deuitch, Janet Murray, Ruthann Rupright, David Hoopen- gardner, Dennis Rorick, Lois McBride, Janice Hilsmier, Billie Dick, Mrs. Hoover. ROW TWO: Carol Sue lsnogle, Becky Woodward, Lowell Hislmier, Wayne Lassiter, Billy Crane, Lester Berkheiser, Paul Wilson, Carol Reed, Connie Dalrymple, Sharon Allison. ROW THREE: Re- becca Drage, Jane Schorey, Linda Mahnensmith, Joan Hostetter, Margaret Henrey, Jean Schorey, Nancy Henline, Nancy Smith. ROW FOUR: David France, Jerry Mahnensmith Ronald Heyerly, Lynn Shutt, De Wayne Heckley, Sammy Arnold, Jerry Gerwig, ABSENTi Paul Alan Long. rv M --e--r-V ..-. ..-K Y. GRADE 2,-BACK ROW: Duane Studabaker, Johnny Woodward, Terry Herbst, Donnie Hoopengardner, Denny Wilson, Paul Richey, Margaret Resler, Nancy Burke, Janece Pugh, David Simerman, Rex Swaim, Arlyn Reinhard. SECOND ROW: Walter Sills, Joe Fosnight, David Biberstine, Tommy Johnson, Larry Quisenberry, Dickie Milholland, Lynn Jarrett, Larry Geisel, Don Allan Heckber, Freddie Cass, Mrs. Carnall. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Hamilton, Caryl Habegger, Sue McClintock, Karen McAfee, Judy Pulfer, Darlene Biberstine, Helen Graft, J udy Young. GRADE 'I-BACK ROW: Nina McAhren, Sally Shaddy, Karen Gresley, Joyce Johnson, Judy Simerman, Janet Dailey, Gladys Herbst, Billy Joe Bard, Keith McBride, Miss Mahnensmith, SECOND ROW: Bonnie Adams, Sharon lmel, Danny Woodward, Max Murray, Judith Earhart, Karen Gronau, Judy Smith, Steven Archbold, Jerry Kleinknight. THIRD ROW: Sandra Wil- son, Sally lmei, Carolyn Hostetter, David Durr, Rose Marie Sills, Gwendolyn Adams, Karen Gibson, Ruth Ann Reinhard. BOTTOM ROW: Michael Mahriensmith, Max Reimschisel. Tommy Fiedler, Jimmie Pennington, Paul Rice, Jimmie Rice, Billy Joe Heckley, Brent Heck- ley, Steven Gibson. ABSENT: Marrie Rohm. v I . R' 'L- X In I HHUUHIJ THE BLUCH 'SSS B FT H' MH Gle Clb S KHP B d O l C I FHH HCHVITIES .X l OFFICERS: Wilbur Meyer, Dwight McAfee,Mr, Erwin, David Jesse, Maurice McGee, Dick Borror, Tom Jesse, Mr. Hodge, Hilbert Witte. BACK ROW: Bobby lmel, Gary Carnes, Jerry Duncan, Lloyd Dowson, Alan Grear, Maurice McGee, John Bushee, Forrest Scherrer, David Jesse, Sanford Sample, Jim Sorlie, Dwight Mc- Afee, Ronnie Van Meter, Edmund Springer, Kenneth Meyer, Kenneth Schorey, Lynn Yoger, Raymond Herman. SECOND ROW: Mr, Hodge, Wayne Arnold, Roger Carnes, Max Baum- gardner, Jimmie lmel, George Mclntosh, Earl Rogers, Jerald VanMeter, Roger lsnogle, Lee Bryant, Paul Witte, Tom Somers, Wilbur Meyer, Donald Double, Richard Wickliffe, Tom Jesse, Paul Dishong, John Adams, Dale Graft, David Hoover, Mr. Erwin. BOTTOM ROW: Leroy Dawson, David Furthmiller, Dale Arnold, Delmar Byerly, Darwin Weikel, Harold Clark, Dick Borror, Hilbert Witte, Donald Heckley, Ralph Bauermeister, Phil Hodge, Kenneth Bow- man, Eddie Cl-nlcote. The Hi-Y club under the sponsorship of Mr. Erwin and Mr. Hodge has for its purpose, To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Chris- tian character. The club slogan is: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, clean living. This year the club sent representatives to the State Hi-Y conference December 9-lO held at Marion, ln- diana, sponsored four assembly programs, and held the annual Best Girl Banquet. The club holds its meetings bi-monthly. Hi-Y Officers President .........,.-,..,, ,Maurice McGee Vice President ...........,, ,,Dwight McAfee Secretary ................ ....... T om Jesse Treasurer ........, - ,.,, ,,,-, , ,,DiCk BO.-for Chaplain .,.,,,,, ,-,,,,---- Wilbur Meyer Sergeants at Arms ....,-,,,., Dave Jesse Sponsors ............ Mr. Erwi Hilbert Witte n and Mr. Hodge I 4,1 5 O 0 ag- Q.. OFFICERS-BACK RCW' Eett-y Acanleen Carnes, Marilyn Moser Mrs, Erwin, Arlene Eauerrneister, D ...I .JJ-'rran Cam! J. Snider, lrerfe Herman, FlP5T RON. Joyce Bell, Delores Grewe, Putt' Mifer, Loretta Graft, BACK POW. N.Irna Wfvoert, Sandro Elzey, Errra L. Rfxidc, Evelyn Yagef, Phyllis Ginzel. Norma J Dekst, Norrr-a Dafryn-ple, Bonnie Werfng, Eess.e Hoc-fer, Pat Scrlie, Barbara Hiser, Mariere McGee, has Pufrnan, Carol Lee SECOND POW: Mary Hess, Lillian Stahl, Norma J Springer, Urea Sir'-errrvan, Afefe Meyer, Myrtle Mecffrg, Karolyn Vwleilnel, Beverly Moser, Carol Clark, Betty Habegger, Vlrginia M.ller, kms Vlare, Carolyn Andrews, Carol Heckber, Mary Bard. WRST PCN: De-:reg Grewe, Joyce Ee'!, Mar.I-yn Moser, lrer-e Herman, Adahleen Carnes, Arlene Baoermeisfer, Carol Sheer, Ruth Miller, Loretta Graft, Berry Bowman, Mrs, Erwin. We are the Future Homernakers of A- nrerica - - is the creed of all F. H. A. girls. Our chapter Cwho last year won honor awardl was organized with thirty-nine members, ln order to fulfill and meet our eight pur- poses, and Honor Chapter Standards, we partici- pate in many activities such as, National F. H. A. Chapter, sponsored an all school party, penny supper, bake sales, Father-Daughter meeting, slumber party, annual trip, Recognition Banquet, adoption of German Home Economics class, and participation in a World Christmas Festival. Our F. H. A. meets in the homes every other week during school, and once a month during vacation. Our organization is sponsored by the Home Economics Department. f 999 90 gF,f:,X ..,r- :,f-Nzf-P: .Y - - w 1 A .4 .r -1 4-ILL-: ,: : .-'Q ,I 21I1'1 'Q ,ET ' QI -1fE' i1i'1 .Z 1? - Q0 '- 060 630, HEUEE7: 3147 --- Ee' '-'22 ': 21 2 't ii 2' '-'Zia 1 ia fei- i:'.' 2' Lia' 12' iE Ei Lua Qt'e, e 2 :'21t'.2i'4 'a e e 'px' ' 'M-Y 'Q' '-i a :2 i L'2'2 '-'E E' fa' ' -'-5 1 live' 71--1 4 Q :1 ' -fy '- 1' :'.-. 2.1 - 'L-1. 2-L--1 LL, 1-in 1-,L 1' -W, 1 -L 1, .J :. 5.5, -3: 'A 000ff':00n0ero 'Kin 9 6 fi fl 9,0 - ' ,. 3- 7 1 -I fur- - -- -' ' bu , - Z k , v '- Q 4' ' , . T - E ., ,. - 4 .J , 7 Q ' .f .f 4 W' ' Y if , 4 1 , ' , . V ' :J - ko -' Q. ! f, . 'L I, 1 A W . ' 'iff zl.. - .. .-: . LM -- g.. '., 1 ..,. - ...,. ,. . .., ,,. -. --- -N . -., , 1 ,, . 'Z . --1 .-f-- ,. ---, : -L L -LAL -5.0.2. -.,. LZ.: 3f-,,., 3... '- , 1 ',:.:, ,,, J 1 :,,.l.: ...,,- ,:,,,: .,,,1,, . W-, ... L, ::',. ...'..,.. -,. ,Lu 1 , , JUHIUH FIRST POW, Mrs Erwin, Betty Hoopengardner, Dine Smith, Sue Ann Quackenbush, Sharron Mahnensmith, Mildred Wicklitfe, Twyla Sieve-rs, Kay Maclfey SECOND ROW' Joyce Sills, Guila Bryant, Sonya Sue Wilson, Rosemary Lloyd, Bonnie Follis, Roselyn Mankey, Carolyn Simerman THIRD POW Dixie Maybe, Sally Bussing, Janet NVare, Patty Wilson, Dorothy Keller The Junior F H A. was organized with 20 members by the reouest of the eighth grade girls, Some of their activa ities for the year have been participation in National F H A Week, adoption ot a French Home Economics class, helped in the World Chrrstmas Festival, and gave a Christmas party, The Junior FHA, which will be repiesented as an F H A chapter in full standing at all district and state meet- ings, meets bi-monthly alternating their meeting places be- tween thc girls' homes and during Home Economlcs Class time, J 53 5 1-2 Or SUN HHH Ta! SUUIEIU FIRST ROW: Pat Kumfer, Roselyn Manley, Shirley Imel, Nancy Shaffer, Carolyn Shaffer, Joyce Sills, Faye Mcliride, Shirley Ross, Carol Meyer. SECOND ROW: Treva Studebaker, Twyla Sievers, Betty Habegger, Marilyn Scrogham, Janet Thomas, Bessie Jane Hoover, Sharron Mahnensrnith, Betty I-loopengardrier, Janet McBride THIRD ROW: Mary Daon, Dorothy Keller, Sally Bussing, Mildred Wiclnlitfe, Bonnie Foliis, Dixie Smith, Sue Ann Quackenbush, Galena Mechling, Corky Barnhart A Sun Ray Society was organized this year for the sig-vcnth and eighth grade girls' This prepares them for membership in the Sunshine Society tor high school girls, There are fewer than 20 chapters in the state ot Indiana. The sponsors are Junior and Senior girls. They are-Betty Hahegqer, Martlyn Scrogham, Janet Thomas and Bessie Jane Hoover The girls in the above picture are charter members. Some ot their activities include the formal initiation, installa- tion ot otticers, Mother-Daughter reception, and a back- wards party, I UPERETTH Christmas festivities included a grade school operetta, Red Candles, which was presented the afternoon and evening of December 7. The story concerned two Norwegian children lCarol Myers and Peter Putmanl whose mother CMildred Wicklitfei had mysteriously disappeared after arriving in this country to claim an inheritance. A lawyer iBob Geisell and his children lCarl Daw- son and Linda Lindemanni plan to send the chil- dren to separate boarding schools, but iust in time the mother returned as a cateress, and recognized her children She had been suffer- ing from amnesia resulting from an accident and the story ends happily, reuniting the family. Santa Claus appeared in a dream sequence UHHDLES and was played by Bob Bryan. Marlyn Kay Durr acted the part of Mabel, a friend of the two children. Others who took part were Mary Daun, Judy Johnson, Janice Rutledge, Larry Hunter, Jerry Gerwig, Dalene Elzey, Stepl-.en Earl, Ronald Heyerly, and Dennis Rarick, Carol Follis, Joyce Bowman, Joan Young, and Alice Ann Drage were the Dream Chorus, Paul Long, Wayne Lassiter, David Hoopengard- ner, Denny Wilson, Johnny Woodward, Rex Swairn, Steven Archbold, and Mickey Mahnen- smith were the Wooden Soldiers, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth graders provided all background choral music. CLHSS Uf '50 PRESENTS JUHIUH PLHU lHE lIHlllPBEllS llllf llllllllllllu On April l and 2, l949, the juniors proudly presented a three-act farce-comedy called THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMlNG. THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMlNG is the story of the trials and tribulations of the Bran- nigans. Ma Brannigan iOpal Reed? and her two grandchildren, Dick tForrest Scherrer? and Betty lBessie Hooverl are worried about their sister, Kaye Uoyce Belll who has let college life spoil her. Kaye has broken her engagement to Jeff Scudder iArtl'..Jr Behningl, the home-town boy, and has become engaged to Kingston Campbell lLloyd Dawsonl, a superficial, sophisticated man- of-the-world who pretends to have more money than he has. When Kaye announces upon her return from college that Kingston and his mother Augusta Campbell iGloria Kumferl, the typical stage dowager type, are coming, Ma Brannigan impresses upon her family the fact that they must put on an act in order to prove to Mrs. Campbell that they are not rich people, Kaye left to visit a school chum, so they plot their revenge, in order to bring Kaye back to Jeff, Cyrus Schudder tHilbert Wittel is enlisted to act as an old codger who sparks Betty, Dick plays his part as a halt-wit who is engaged to Catalpa iMary Lou Oserl, the Brannigan's hillbilly maid, who is left to act perfectly natural. Catalpa's hillbilly father, Bildad Tapp lLeroy Petersl, is encouraged in his plan to spark Ma Brannigan, fightin' former sweetheart of Kaye's who is out to get Kingston's side. The Campbells arrive before Kaye's return, and trouble begin. With 'pyore un' dult'erated rnoonshine by mistake, and while drunk she con- fesses that she, Augusta, is a sister of Bildad Tapp, After that the Campbells decide to leave for home. Kaye finally sees the light and breaks her engagement to Kingston. After a little cave-man persuasion tactics at the hands of Jeff she once more becomes the same sweet Kaye of old, and once more becomes Jeff's fiancee. lnevitably, they all lived happily ever after. With Dorothy Schuhler and Janet Thomas as prompters, and under the very able direction of Mr. Gerwig, this play will long be remem- bered as one of the funniest ever to grace the O.H.S. stage. 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' X4 ' is NC 3 I 7' ' YAQETX'-71f'Sg4N,A NY wif 'ax L.x4i4:5,45x5i9 -Q 524505 X X ,N T51 Stage Managers and Electricians Play Practice In fe-'ik im YD l fr HERE CUlllES CHllllllE Here Comes Charlien was the name of the play presented bv the senior class on October 21 and 22 in the high school auditorium Larry Elliott fArthur Behningl .i young bus- iness man is suddenly informed that he is to be- come the guardian of Charlie, the son of a man who saved Larry's life one summer in the Ozarks Larry's dominating aunt, Mrs Farnham fOpal Reedl, is very upset over it Ted Hartley lFor- rest Scherierl, Larry's friend however finds the whole situation rather amusing Larry's fiancee, Vivian Smythe-Kersey llanet Thomasl, her mother Ucivce Belll, and her brother Mortimer fLIoyd Dawsunl consider the whole idea out- rageous In fact, Vivian refuses to marry him if he insists on adopting Charlie Into this pleasant atmosphere comes Charlie ll3essie Hooverl who turns Out to be a girl, with Uncle Aleck Twiggs lLeroy Petersl who has charge of Charlie When Vivian discovers that Charlie is a girl she trieS everything to get rid of her and make Larry see her in a bad light She points out Charlie's hillbilly manner of dress, speech, and manners Wlwen this fails she tells Charlie that Larry has lost all his money and can't af! ford to support her, therefore, she must leave but without saying goodbye to Larry This Char- lie refuses to do and during the argument that follows she chases Vivian with a paper knife Vivian's report cf this episode to Larry along with Mrs Farnham's accusation that Charlie stole Mrs Smythe-Kersey's accidentally dropped pearls, makes things look bad for Charlie How- ever, after a search is made of Charlie's room 'ny Nora lMary Lou Oserl the cook's policeman friend Tim McGrilI CDave Furthmillerl the pearls are not found At Mrs Farnham's demand that Charlie be arrested, Larry Blows up and puts her in her place, breaking her cherished antique vase in which it is now discovered Mrs Farnham had the pearls Larry, however, pays for the Mis Smythe-Kersev's peurls and gives Mrs Farnham another chance Vtfhen Larry tries to give Char- lie money to go to school to ease his con- science, Charlie outraged, refuses it and goes off on her own, After Uncle Aleck's exposal of Vivian as a gold-digger, Larry breaks his engage- ment to Vivian A year elapses during which time great changes are made, Mrs, Farnham is a changed woman But Charlie after a year of schooling has turned into a lovely young woman During her first visit to Larry's home since she left it a year ago she and Larry discover their love for each other, to the envious chagrin of Vivian Prompter for the play was Anita Fosnight Direct--r, Miss Ruby Glass. HEHU 'xc' .Q ibn' 'X 5 nf' , -c, 'I I V. 4 i .as f . Q Hfnm 4 H ,Q FRONT ROW: Bonni e Follis, Sandra Elzey, Phyllis Ginzel, Carol Snider, Marlene McGee, Marsha Yager, Ruth Ann Werling, Dorothy Keller. SECOND ROW: Sharron Mahnensmith Carol Ann Lee, Sue Ann Quackenbush, Guila Bryant, Doris Ann Putman, Wilma Reppert, Lil: Iian Stahl, Carol A F II' . T P ' ' ' ' ' nn o is O ROW, Mrs. Erwin, Louise Rarrick, Sonya Huffer, Rosalie Meyer, Judith Graft, Bernice Rekeweg, Lou Ann Archbold, Bessie Jane Dawson. The Jeffersonian Maidens 4-H club had a good year, winning a charter for our activities and participation. All the girls who began their work com- pleted and entered their exhibits at the local Achievement Day or at the Wells County 4-H Fair. Many won cash awards. Outstanding award went to President Carol Jean Snider for Kiwanis State Leadership Conference, Phyllis Ginzel to Purdue Roundup, Lillian Stahl to International Live Stock Show, Carol Ann Lee and Bonnie Lou Follis lst at the State Fair and Guila Bryant as a State Fair exhibitor. The girls entertained their mothers at a tea, joined the County in an outing to Pokagon State Park and made a trip to Fort Wayne and appeared on WOWO and visited many places of worthwhile interest. The Farm Bureau presented each member with a 4-H pin at the conclusion of our year's work. HHHD HEHllH ' I.. Bllllll FRONT ROW, Lett to Right. Louise Rarricla, Carol Follis, Trexa Studcl'-aler, Mary Daun SECOND ROW: Mr Turner, Sunva Wilson, Beverly McCombs, Mildred Wicl- litte Tl-HRD ROW Carol Snider, Phvllis Ginzel, Bonnie Follig Rghgrra R055 FQURTH ROW: Roger lsnogle, Lloyd Dawson, Bobb Geisel, Nancy Shaffer The Ossian Band, Mr. Turner reports, has made great progress during this school year, At the beginning of the year, we numbered eleven and now we are eighteen stiong. We have participated in the County Basketball Tour- nament, joining with the bands from the seven other township schools. We have received seven students who have been promoted into senior band, and they are proving to be worthy addi- tions to our growing organization, Since only one of our group is a senior, we should have a healthy group to begin school in September in l95O, The Ossian Band, aided by other school bands, added much to the school spirit and en- thusiasm at numerous basketball games through- out the year and presented a series ot four con- certs at Lancaster, Ossian, Union, and Roclccreek schools At this writing rehearsals are being held to prepare the program forthe Wells County Music Festival to be held at the end of the school year. This program will include an overture, some marches, a popular song, and an arrange- ment by Mr, Turner ot the favorite hvmn, On' ward Christian Soldiers. L4-, rf.-I1 .. I - -11 5, I J .. - -Ira-.2 -Xfi- 1 .-E' -i I-A 4 Iii . ., I 13- 4-4 LY' L 5-1-,I 'I ,fl ,- LI- 4 I 4 - 3 1 g-ill L V L-LJ-I I I ' I-4. - J. 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'UI - I gi -- ' ' 1 -n L ' I 'fi I - I I J 15.51 4- Y., .1 ., a- . Q- ei- -E---, ' I-I A I.: a- --I3 ng y:I'x--- Y I' .l II ww , 4. lllUSIC --3 l.. , xfe V' I V X R is 'W T ,el , E i, .' 'fginy K, , :em wx' L, ss-,,: - X Q? r . ' r .- SI ' TROUT FCM! Mary Hess, Marilyn Scrogham, Joyce Bell Evangeline Bridges, Bessie Hoover Donna Eirnfiman Barbara Shatter, Karolvn Weilfel, Doris Putman SECOND FTOW. Adhaleen Carnes Danny Conter, Ralph Bauermoister, Richard Rekeweg, Bob Ellzot, Roger lsnogle, Ken- neth Bowman, John Ajnfns, Miss West LAST POVV- Sandra Elzey, Edmund Springer, San- ford Sample Dan Johns,-n, Dave Jesse, Carol Ann Lee Music enrollment has increased steadily this year, with more interest in mixed choral groups. Students from all tour classes are rep- resented in the choruses and all have actively participated in some public performances From these members, various smaller groups have been selected for programs at the churches and at a variety of school functions. Two mixed en- sembles ot twelve singers each represented us at the District Choral Contest in Fort Wayne, February l8, The music students are discov- ering the beauty ot good group singing plus the tact that music can be fun. Trxfk FRONT ROW. Peggy Eichlei, Arlene Bauermc-ister, Gloria Srhudnr, Joyce Corn, Bonnie Werl- ing Norma Dalrymple, Arlene Meyer, Ruth Miller, Beverly Moser, Pat Sorlle. SECOND ROW: Bobby lmel, Kenneth Meyer, Dale Graft, Lloyd Dawson, Delmar Eyerly, Lee Bryant, Jerry Lob- siq-rr, Paul Witte, Willwur Meyer, Jimmie lrnel, John Mc-rcer, Lynn Yagor, Mas West, LAST BOW' Virginia Miller, Jeanette Pavey, lrcnc Herman, Carol Clark, Shirley Shaffer, Myrtle Mcchling, Marilyn Moser, Barbara l-liser, Anna Scheumann, Ncrma DcBolt, Evelyn Yager, Betty l-laliegger, Betty Bowman llEPHllllllEll1 - ea Q fa, f 1 , - ,-. l Q if - . on , f . --'sy 'Y .54 E, , Q. A hxfli I I ,1 Fl7'O'lT ROW' Fvrn ffrlit, Tr-rr. C l D fl E7 ff f l tiff Vg, 1-wif 'N Nl- I F pli Arnold M.rr'm fu 'rrnwr Tom f rn l' rm t 2'lnr't,r DECO'-il F'Cl'xN' NA Q NN- t KV Ima Pippert Dorptli, Qrhnhlf r, Cltjn aifimnrtn Alirr, gmt 1-, lin t Tl tml, Mir. Low CJ - r D ,rf f-thx Sprmqer Orviil For l Qortt tfrmlur Exelxn l5'+rnl LALT ROV! l-lt-ltfn M ll'r Dt-l'rr, Grew-3, Eaflrarn Young Lillian Stats' F tr , NNN-a lf.'h-,mr N 'tmq Ellen M ,rg VJ. 'wig ,I,,,3.w Erudges Lucille McCim' ,, Cami Ent: i-tri! F .gr Anttri F1-,n Jht Lori-'ta Graft The Glee Club has made a name for itself and the school by singing at the lndustrial Arts Section, Fort Wayne Teachers' Association, Oc- tober 27 and by performance of complete pro- grams at the Decatur Business and Professional Women's Club, October 12, The Warren Meth- odist Home, November 19, between acts nf class plays and other school functions Spring activ- ittes featured the Glee Club at the Wells County Music Festival April 21, at Baccalaureate and Commencement Q Q tl,fgl,.1' 5 , , ls A 'L ' -S -at 72 . ' 1- r Q. 'f S- 5. E, : FRONT ROW: Tom Jesse, Delores Grewe, Betty Bowman, Adahleen Carnes, Betty Habegqer Evelyn Yager, Irene Herman, Norma Jean DcBolt, Jeanette Pavet Jrmmie lmal SECOND ROW: Bobby lmel, Roger lsnogle, Dave Jesse, Don Johnson, Dc-lrnar Byerly, Harold Clark, Donald Heclley, Darwin Weil-el, Lee Bryant, Jerry Lobslger, Wilbcr Mexer, Llovd Dawson, Miss West. LAST ROW' Arline Meyer, Joyce Bell, Bonnie Werlnng, Arlene Bauermestcr Beverly Moser, Janet Thomas, Norma Dalrymple, Bessie Jane Hoover, Gloria Schueler, Ruth Miller, Anna Scheumann, Carol Clark. . LIBRHHU SCENE 71h GRHDE HRT GLHSS It ff? UFHCE GIRLS Left to right' Anna Sclweurnann, Arlene Bauermensfer, Mary Bard Olga Sfegmann, Norma Dalrymple, Bessie Hoover, Joyce Bell Seated Mr, Hodge, HBRHHIHHS Left fo right. Anna Scneumann, Paul Dlsnong, Beverly Moser, Alice Shady, Adalwleen Carnes ,Maurice MeGee, Ruth Muller, Wilbur Meyer, John Busnee, Evelyn Yager, Miss Glass hr U w N mf Z' if S Lloyd Dawson f Janet Thomas Donna Simerman Art Editors and Business Manager W' 'jf xswr ' '-.. 2 XAOGQQ ' Edu 'Oi Q , of ,3 O93 551 'ld X55 X' e HOOV A5813 , NX Gr' J fam, ONSQR5 Oyce BSU 5? llllllllll SlHll Our sponsors this year are Miss Logan and Mr. Hodge. They answered all our questions and guided us in the right direction. The Staff worked hard in .getting advertising, Collecting pictures, writing Copy, typing and everything else that goes with yearbook production, and this book is the finished product, The result of our efforts. STANDING Dave Jesse, Don Johnson, Jim Sorlic-, Janet ford Sample, Anita Fosnight, Adahleen Carnes, Donna Thsrnnc, Norma Dalrvmple, Arthur Bc-hning, Dave Furthe Sims-rman, Opal Reed, Miss Logan, SEATED: Bessie fnillfir Olga Stegmann, Lloyd Dawson, Mr, l-lodge, Fan- Hoover, Joyce Bell N ,.-nf.-av V 4 BEHH FHCTS Slllll ref.- K an EDITOR: Dave Jesse. Left to right, STANDING: Norma Dalrymple, Anita Fos- Witte, Mass Glass SEATED. Janet Thomas, Mary Lou night, Gloria Kumfer, Forrest Scherrer, Don Johnson, Oser, Opal Reed, Bessie Hoover, Jim Sorlie, Dorothy Helen Miller, Alice Shady, Donna Simerman, Dave Jesse, Schuhler Lloyd Dawson, Sanford Sample, Dave Furthmiller, Hilbert Miss Glass is the sponsor tor our Bear Facts this year, She kept the way paved for us and corrected any mistakes we made, The whole paper staff was kept busy writing-stories and trying to get them typed before the deadline, We published 8 issues this year and we feel that the year was a success, lWe appreciate the cooperation of the teachers and the class reporters who helped us to cover the news,J HllllllliS vs? 'Z Jr. Town Meeting GOODFELLOWSI-IIP AWARD Jack Corn was the winner of the I949 Goodfellowship Award which was presented to him on Class Day by the Bear Facts Staff. The qualities considered for presenting this an- nual award are thoughtfulness, unselfishness, sportsmanship, and sense of humor. JUNIOR TOWN MEETING ls There Too Much Emphasis on Sports in Our Schools? was the topic discussed when participants from Ossian and De- catur appeared on Junior Town Meeting. The students who represented Ossian were Bessie Jane Hoover, Opal Reed, Janet Thomas, Norma Dalrymple, Mary Lou Oser, and Dorothy Schuh- Ier, Miss Glass and Mr. Hodge accompanied the group. D. A. R. WINNER Bessie Jane Hoover was chosen by her classmates and fac- ulty to be the D. A. R. winner for i949-1950 school term. This contest is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revo- lution and the title is given annually on the basis of dependa- bility, service, leadership and patriotism. AMERICAN LEGION ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNER Opal Reed, our local winner of the American Legion Ora- torical contest, went on to Bluffton to participate in the county contest, She won first place in the county, this gave her the opportunity of participating in the district contest at Columbia City, and brought the trophy back to Ossian, with Opal's name on it. Congratulations, Opall We are proud of you. HP IU? EU ML! EUWIE 5 f BHSllE1Bllll A 1 327755 nj- --fn' as g,'id1.0R,'5 '1 VARSITY FRONT ROW: David Hoover, Jerry Lobsiger, Don Heckley, Harold Clark, Dick Borror, Don . Johnson, David Jesse. LAST ROW: Mr. King, Forrest Scherrer, Jim Sorlie, Phil Hodge, San- ford Sarnole, Tom Jesse, Mr. Hodge. The Bears ended the 1949-1950 basketball season with a record of 7 victories and 14 de- feats. The Bears showed plenty of fight, spirit, and good sportsmanship. They provided their fans with plenty of excitement by their hard playing and determination to win. This deter- mination netted them victories that were un- thought of. The Bears will lose five men on ac- count of graduation this year. X JOHNSON: Senior, leading scorer with 188 points used his speed and drive to obtain top scoring honors. SAMPLE: Senior, his accurate foul shoot- ing was a great help and he used his speed and drive in stealing balls away from opponents. SCHERRER: Senior, had plenty of scrap and drive, and he used his one-handed shots to take second place in scoring with 164 points. ing honors with 120 points. He is good on de- fense and rebounding. HECKLEY: Sophomore, his height and re- bounding ability will be a great help to the team the next 2 years. BORROR: Junior, his height and his one- handed shot helped this year and should prove valuable next year. HODGE: Sophomore, his one-handed shot plus his drive should prove valuable during the next two years. JESSE: Sophomore, his ability to drive and score will be a big help in the next 2 years. SORLIE: Senior, saw limited action but helped out when he was needed. LOBSIGER: Junior, was moved up from sec- ond team about mid-season, saw limited action but his height should prove valuable next year. CLARK1 Senior, held third place in scor- SCORES Ossian 23-32 Petroleum Ossian 42-43 Petroleum tCounty Tourney? Ossian 44-49 Hoagland Ossian 37-30 Liberty Ossian 33-65 Lancaster Ossian 33-53 Berne Ossian 34-51 W. Union Ossian 44-30 E. Union Ossian 39-43 Lafayette Central Ossian 35-43 Bluffton Ossian 50-42 Roanoke Ossian 40-63 Huntertown Ossian 47-48 Rockcreek Ossian 55-36 Avilla Ossian 43-42 Adams Central Ossian 38-42 Rockcreek Ossian 35-48 Lancaster Ossian 30-37 Huntington Twp. Ossian 40-21 E. Union Ossian 37-33 Chester iSectionaI Tourneyl Ossian 30-48 Bluffton tSectionaI Tourneyl LEE get 5,3 9 UUBS Front Row' David Jesse, Ma' Baum- oartjner, Paul Di, shong, John Ad. arns, Rr-jer Carnes, Maurice McGee David H-Liiiwur Sec- Orwd Row DICK Ault, Paul Witte, BOVU Bverly, Lee Bfvant, Jerry Lob- siger, Jerald Van Meter, Roger lg. noglc Top Row: Mr King, D ,3 I Q Graft, Jimmie lrnel, Terry Clarlr, Tom S o m e r 3, Alan Great, Mr Hodge The Cubs had a successful season with a Ossian 49-2l Rockcreek record of l4 victories and 4 losses. The success Ossian 33-3l Adams Central of the Cubs this year shows signs of having a Ossian 34-33 Lancaster good team next year, The leading scorers of the Ossian 33-30 E Union Cubs were McGee, 98 points, Great, 78 points, Ossian 34-l8 Liberty and Dishong, 53 points. Ossian 26-l7 Berne SCORES Ossian 47-26 E Union Ossian 22-20 Petroleum Ossian 30-29 Bluffton Ossian 23-3l Hoagland Ossian 2l-33 Huntertown Ossian 25-23 W. Union Ossian 25-26 Avilla Ossian 23-40 Lancaster Ossian 32- 9 Rockcreek Ossian 42-l8 Lafayette Central Ossian 39-22 Huntington Twp, Ossian 33-24 Roanoke 68 gtg IU TEUDU BEHHS if-Sly WELLS COUNTY JR. HI CHAMPS Front Row Jon Rupright, Jimmie M.1ln.nc'ris.n1ith, LJr- r-, Hunter, John Fcisnight, R .3 l p h Vent-in, Jian Mar- quardt, V e r I i ri Scherrer, G e n e Hilsrniur, Robert 5lWtlTt, Rayr1'HOI'1L.J Patten Back Row: Mr l-lodge, Leo Burke Richard B u r l C , Boljibv Bryan, Bolnbv Gei- -,vl Ross Bryant, lxrgnt Spencer Don Adam -. Dick Mr Trnutncr Toad, The Teddy Bears had a very successful sea- son with a record of l6 victories and 5 defeats When tourney time rolled around they defeated Jackson, Popular Grove, and Lancaster to take the County Championship for l949-l95O. The leading scorers of the Teddy Bears were Bryan with l85 points, Adams with l25 points, and Burke with lO9 points. 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X , Z' ea E x V JFORNIJVZRD 3 a TEEU,fE3e GX XXX lx Zf' ' I A 4 Q, J!! ' ' UF If hx- , . f. 71 X fx su 5 E 1 H - 2 PhlHodge A FORWAPD EW 3' sf! E f f XEERS . 4 V 1 ' 'R xx Jcauinfn . i X Q F V 5 E Danse-ms Q ,,....l. l.. 5 5 wi f Ulll LEHDERS X.,,,,....f Karolyn and Darwin Weikel The time has come for us to give recognition to our yell leaders who have led Us through the basketball season, The brother and sister team has done well, so Iet's give them the cheers which they deserve. Thanks a lot, Karolyn and Darwin. SlUUEHl MHHHBEHS HND CUHCH Coach King and student managers, Dave Hoover and Dave Jesse have done a great deal of hard work this year. They need to be complimented This is the second year the two Daves have been managers and they have performed their iobs very efficiently, Cheers go to our Coach, Mr, King, SllllBllll Q igut -.K--4 'Q I M59 S14 Q51 gil' ',.v' FIRST ROW Alan Grear, Jim lmel, Phil Hodge, John Adams, Tom Jesse SECOND ROW: David Jesse, Boyd Byerly, Don Johnson, Dick Borror, Dick Ault, David Hoover LAST ROW, Mr King, Tom Somers, Terry Clark, Dwight McAfee, Forrest Scherrer, Jim Sorlse, Dale Graft, Mr. Hodge The Bears ended in a tie for second place in the County League with a record of four wins and three losses. They lost in the play-offs to Rockcreek, the team that won the County Soft- ball Championship. The loss of three regulars, Jim Sorlie, Don Johnson, and Forrest Scherrer will be missed SCORES Ossian 8 Ossian 5 Ossian 6 Ossian 5 Ossian 6 Ossian l Ossian 5 Ossian 2 but shows promise for a good Season next year. The boys that remain for next year are: D. Borror, D. McAfee, A. Grear, P. Dishong, J lmel, juniors, T. Somers, P. Hodge, D. Ault, T. Jesse, T. Clark, D. Heckley, sophomores, J Adams, B. Byerly, D. Graft, freshmen. Good Luck, Fellowsl Liberty Center 4 Lancaster l Chester 5 Rockcreek l l Hoagland 7 Petroleum 5 Jackson O Union 3 l lllllllll Home FRONT ROW: Sanford Sample, Harold Clark, Don Johnson. SECOND ROW: David Jesse Allan Grear, Edmund Springer, Lloyd Dawson, Tom Jesse, Paul Dishong, David Hoover. TOP ROW: Donald Double, Dwight McAfee, Dick Borror, Mr, King, Darwin Weikel, John Bushee, Terry Don Clark, The i949 track team, composed entirely of underclassmen, came home with their share of blue ribbons. They tied one record and set seven new school records. Don Johnson, who tallied lO3L5 points in 5 meets, holds the County Rec- ord in the pole vault. Besides pole vaulting, Johnson also ran the dashes. Other boys who won blue ribbons and their events are: Continued i 939 . i Q , ., X V ., ff -' .5 . OO Bushee-Distant runs J. D. Double-440 and high jump Clark-Dashes, high jump, and broad jump H. D. Borror-440 S. Sample-Dashes T. Jesse-Dashes and field events Page 60 Dick Borror, Delmar Byerly, David Hoover, Tom Jesse, Maurice McGee. Golf was introduced in our school for the first time in l949. Many of our boys showed an interest in playing golf. The boys had an intra- squad meet which was won by Dick Borror. They IS did not have a regular team but Mr, King intends to build up golf in the future so that it will be possible to have a regular golf team, .i 5 x xx X 1' E CM The queen and her court '- Scene from the Carnival K Santa Scrogham at work Sunshine initiation 11- l V 'FN --Ay 3 'v ' , fww . I , ,V 4 N J 5 - A If ',. -' 4 , , Were you a good boy?- 4 xi Carnival queen c, Come and get it' ' Sunshine officers :. nr-1' nr r 1,4 We E it tru .sinh 3 5 .N .4n L l1 SchooN BuS Dnvers .gk Uass U51 Semesten . , Training Drwef 5 JF' l f7f'E'l'9Sf,.n 993213 J S omerhf,-,Q ml, . SSIUQQQPQ ni ., Q 5 I A w 3' ' -S' N , V 5 ' . . - .Jw , Ag 'T -if . Q-.... II .V 1 ,, Q - ' 'i , -si , 1 . sw- ' ' ' Ki XM ' ando V7 asufef ici? C0-9. M fe C eonorh v is A ,W,,m,,w SUHSHIH This thc lialf-way mark ot the Century, also marks thc- tittic-th year of the existence ot Indi- tinti Sunjiinc- Sqcietv, which was founded in l9Qtf1 hi, Mis'-. Anna Wilsfitn, principal of Crow' tnrtjwiile High Schcol The Ossian Chapter nmrlfs its thirteenth anniversary this year Following are some of the SSS activities tor I9-19-50 all-high school girls' party with Jackson Center girls as guests, head the USO Drixfj, contribute S30 to the Riley Fund, organa ize a Sun Ray Society, assist in the March of E SUCIETU Dimes. Carolyn Andrews, Anna Scheumann, and Barbara Shatter attended camp. Dorothy Springer Anna Scheumann, Miss Logan, and Miss Hoc-pengardner attended the Presidents' and Sponsors' luncheon in Indianapolis. Eleven members and sponsors attended District Con- vention at New Paris Bessie Hoover, Joyce Bell, Dorothy Springfr and the sponsors will be attend- ing the State Ccnvention at Crawfordsyille. Miss Hiopengardner was installed dean of District 2 at camp to serve a three-year term. TRHUH Continued from Page 56 April 6-Ossian 6923 Union 43l'3 MEETS April I2-Ossian 69, Union 20, Liberty 20, and Jackson I7 April 21-Ossian 44, Hoagland 47 April 27-Ossian 57, Petroleum 6l, Chester 47115, Geneva 24M April 29-County Track Meet Lancaster 853g Petroleum 4l3fg Ossian 3416 Chester 24 Liberty Center 2178 Union IOM Jackson 7 Rockcreek llfii Johnson set new county record in pole vault, clearing the bar at 9'6 May 2-Ossiari 52, Lancaster 48 llfreshmari and Sophomore? INDIVIDUAL TRACK RECORDS FOR OSSIAN TIME, HEIGHT EVENT RECORD HOLDER OR DISTANCE YEAR 100 yd. dash Wayne Werling lO.5 sec. l948 220 yd. dash Wayne Werling 24.2 sec. l948 440 yd. dash P. Somers 8. D, Double 56.4 sec. 1948-49 880 yd. run J, Bushee 21l3.5 min. I9-49 Mile run J. Bushee 4:53 min. I949 Shot Put Don Johnson 40 tt. 8 in. 1949 Pole Vault Don Johnson 9 ft, 6 in. I949 county record Broad Jump Wayne Werling I9 ft. HM in. l948 High Jump Don Double 5 ft, 5lA1 in. I949 880 yd. relay H. Clark, D, Double, S. Sample 81 D. Johnson l:4l min. I949 Mile relay Borror, Dishong, Double 8 Bushee 4:00 min. I949 50 yd. d-25h Paul Somers 6.l sec. l948 - As of May lst, T949 ITS TIIHE TU SH!! GUUDBUE Hu '15 nm 159 ufnn . S 0-K' CLEANERS Ossian Locker Co. Phone l89 Custom Butchering Bluffton lndiana Curing Smoking Our Cold Meats Wholesale - Retail Meats Rowls LOClKEI'S Available Electrical Appliances Monday Saturday General Hardware Qpen 7 AM- , 6 plM. Yoder, Indiana Ossian 6V Compliments of ROBERT'S STUDIO Ossian's School Photographers I I37 South Barr Street Phone E-l2863 Fort Wayne Indiana Yoder Greenhouse Florist Goshom Market MAY WE SERVE YOU9 , Groceries, Meats Flowers for all occasions Potted Plants-Cut Flowers General Merchandise Latest Corsage Designs Nine Mile 429 Phone 6-R Yoder, Indiana 2 Phones Ossian 64E V2 mile west of Bluffton Road DELICIOUSI HEALTHFULI REFRESHING! PIONEER ICE CREAM Fort Wayne, Indiana H-4l4I A Good Place to Shop l l 'tilt i .15 .. ?Q'4L-I lf.: i 'thi' H' , ' ' - - -.-9-nr We offer everything in home furnishing Custom built furniture Bedroom furniture Reuplwolstering of old furniture Dining furniture X Custom built kitchen cabinets Venetian blinds Custom built breakfast nooks Bendix console radio Custom drapery and cornice Floor coverings IJEHBEH PUHNIT HE l AN i PHULSTEHY 'I mile north of Bluffton on State Road 1 Open Tuesday to Saturday Evenings - - Phone 524 l i i L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Peru Division Class Rings Class Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas Personal Cards Representatives GERALD L POWELL LOUIS DeLAWTER Sherrill Building Peru, Indiana JOHN W. CARNALL 81 SONS Abstract - Insurance Real Estate - Loans Office Phone 82 2Ol Utility Bldg Compliments Bluffton, Ind, W. Rodda 81 Son W. W. PETE ARCHBOLD Insurance All Stock Companies Ossian Indiana Goodin Motor Co., Inc. . Compliments J, L. GOODIN of Buick - Olds - Pontiac V 's B t Sho e G. M. C. Trucks era eau y pp Telephone 352 225 West Market St, Phone 73 Ossian, Indiana Bluffton, Ind. Standard Oil Company sf'-'CCC Station Tank Truck Service CITIES SERVICE Quality Fuels 81 Lubricants Gas ol' For Your Every Need Ice Cream and Groceries AL REKEWEG, Agent Phone 76-C Open Sundays . . Ossian Indiana Ossian, Indiana ' 509 South Baldwin I-IOOSIER BRAND Pastcurized 8. Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Phone 564 ROSE HILL DAIRY INC. 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Dr. Hardin Compliments Phone 38 Ossian Ogsian I d'a 3 Compliments of SIMERMAN ELECTRIC SHOP Westinghouse Appliances PHONE I82 OSSIAN, INDIANA DR. E. S. SHADDY Compliments Dentist Of Phone 75 Ossian, Ind. Redding's Auto Supply and Dine, WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE . , Fishing Tackle - Sporting Goods Osman Indhma Western Firestone Bicycles Accessories Owned by C. D. BUTLER Globe Hatchery Pennington's U S R O P Pedigree Jewelry - Gifts - Silverware Elgin Watches Phone 168 Ossian Indiana Ossian Large type White Leghorns N. H. Reds White Rocks Barred Rocks DAVID L. HABEGGER Indiana C-+r1wgmvm,rmts SUMMERS MOTOR SALES Chevrolet OSSIAN PHONE 100 Drugs - Sodas - Cosmetics Cameras D 8. D DRUG STORE OSSIAN qr,1fe:lA.NA l 1 T Betzner Hardware H167 Bottle Gas Service and Appliances - Hardware , , Son Plumbing Supplies Ossian Indiana Ossian lnduana Mahnensmith Bros. , Osslan Coal, Feed, Grain State Phone 75-M Ossian Indiana Bank THE DUTCH MILL On the Banks of the Wabash A good variety of food Elldfltnn lndiana OVERHQL-r CABINET CQ- Professional Photography 3,1 mile ltlljlrtlw nf Bluffton State Blind NO l STUDIO CITY NEWS STAND Ncwspapcrs - Magazines - Sheet Music Greeting Cards - Soft Drinks - Candy Call slate l lil E Mqrlrct Street Pnone l l8 461 Road 'I Bluffton Bluffton Indiana Ideal Kiddie Shop Geelfs Jewelry Store Lovely Wearables for Small Adorables Known for line diamonds Tots - Teens - Pigtails crowd lO5 Swutlw Mann St Bluffton, lndiana Pmleens tool ll5 E Nlarlzet Bluffton Phone lO99 Vogue Sl'l0p, Inc. Homeguard Insulation WOMENS APPAREL Gambles IVJ3 South Main SHCCY The Fflendly Stow BIUHVM Indiana Bluffton lndinna phono 830 Hardware Appliances GRADE A MILK And Dairy Products Vitamin A Homogenizecl Pasteurized Milk Chocolate Milk Buttermilk Coffee Cream Cottage Cheese Grange Drink Butter and Cheese Night Telephone 409-W Telephone 120 Telephone IIE THAI. ll IHY Bluffton 227 West Walnut Indiana Say it with flowers A f fn , hiv pclectlon tm all occaso S Bluffton Florists Flower 81 Gift Shop ll3 S Johnson St, Phone 887 or 8l DR, C. O. PETRY Veterinarian Ossian Indiana ADAM'S CLEANERS Clean All Types of Garments and Clean and Reblock Hats Osman Indiana Greetings and Best Wishes R. W. BUSHEE Phone l7l Ossian I CTORIAL I YE BOOKS , cusToM vans MYERS C A. . y uv X L . nucunronun 'r vnnu. ,ff uns. fff ,ff gxf n. 'rs - fl'- a 1 ' in -'11-1. .0 iff? .wx - Q .5 ..-1,l, ,lt 'Q 'TW l . 4 0- . YZ . .. .. Q d -1 Q Q' 'z 1 M ti 1 L T1 L' - -I. 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