Ossian High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

We aluay- hail a great xariety of food. This inuft he Nlondaywvliili foup and peanut huttvr Nanmlwivlii-x. Looking down the hall. we saw the well-known scene -boys and girls talking together. shouting together. and hurrying to Class before the bell rang. At noon we stampeded to the Cafeteria only to find a few faster runners ahead of us. In between Classes everyone either prepared for the next class or made a hee linen for their steady. of the School We Love. Co-Sponsored by B. A. JOHNSON SHELL STATION and Tocsin, Indiana MAHENSMITH BROS. l Ossian. Indiana S he wj you are 1-ing In In-ep houee for I I thl t at vrur huehannl. Patty. The Juniors soon found that selling concessions was hard work. For most of us there were several clubs and organizations to occupy our spare time. The Hi-Y and the FFA kept most of the boys liusy, and the girls joined the Sunshine and FHA. Everyone participated in campaigns to make money for the Senior trip. Remember the fun C0-Sponsored by LAWS TIME SHOP Bluffton, Indiana and JOHNLOZ MARKET Murry, Indiana We Actively Engaged you had selling candy, magazines, concessions, Christmas cards, stationery, pennants, and even pens. At noon or after school we often walked uptown to visit and talk over the latest news with our friends. The band entertained basketball fans at half time. Z throwing gutter balls. Everyone enjoyed those friendly chats about Elvis over a coke at the Drug Store. in Various Student Activities This year a Science Club was organized for all interested Biberstine. B. Barnes, C. Hamilton, N. McBride. J. McNeal. M. Stowe, R. Rickman, and R. Cbiendler. The newly organized bowling league kept many students busy students. Members are D K. McBride. D. Callacher Co-Sponsored by R. L. BARETT 5-1.00 Waynesdale, Indiana and EAT RITE RESTAURANT Waynedale, Indiana lA i L 3 5 ' T 4' ,i T ' NK gf A . e -.I , -- . : a re ! - .Aix . 1 Xs- - f 1 . N I ' Q -iv i w h ' f ., X ., , I- t I l Q elk, 'ix ij - .N -:gm . 2 c XIV. ,Q-:xii 2 jk mfs A, X x , ,, 1. ,N . V5 .Mi 5 5.2 ' . ' 'ff . fats t is . 4' Q A :wt j , ...si -I 5't I fr T ' X X 3 T' uk: I Q gli 4- - N ,. , , 3:2 -2' A x ' A ' I 'if' x I ws .l p b ' ' X , ' -A K A ' , 'Q ' N'X nt I ,I Q sn I Mk - This year a teacher training program was started at Ossian in which prospectixe tt-avhers Could ohserw CIassroom techniques. T. Kinerk, J. Rutledge. T, Reed. and NI. Durr were the students interested in this non-cr:-:lit Course, Co-Sponsored by OLD TRAIL STUDIO Fort Wayne. Indiana aml UMBERS ACE HARDWARE Waynedalv. Indiana We Grew Through Better Sportsmanship Sportsmanship taught us honest rivalry. fair-minded- Leadership taught us to shoulder responsibilities in ss. and the graceful acceptance of results. preparation for later life. The thrill and excitement of a ball game Cannot he c-qualeul. Learning to solve the problems in the book nook are J. Bark, J. Hitzman, Miss Glass, and T. Kinerk. l and Leadership. Barb and Janet are doing their good turn by selling magazines for the senior trip Cu-Sponsored by YODER HARDWARE AND HEATING Yoder. lneliana and YODER MARKET Yoder. lnsliana wi -..- nf- 4 lg A, Of Course, There Were Those Thou ht Profuohmg Although at times our lessons seemed to bow to other activities, we realized that our education was the foundation for our future life. Our Government class taught us the value of the dollar when we had to hbuyl' those Indiana booklets. We looked forward to the days in Commercial class when Mr. Fullhart explained his system of grading Amos Werling highlighted Speech class with his in formal conversations. Yes, these humorous incidents added variety to school life. L'Too many errors was a familiar phrase heard in typing but who could help it with all the letters covered. Another experiment by Terry McAfee with his borrowed equipment Co-Sponsored by FRYBACKS ICE CREAM CO. Bluffton, Indiana and OSSIAN GRAIN CO. Ossian, Indiana .I Lessons That Trained Us to Reason. Bet there will he a few sure backs when they are through. C0-Sponsored by ERNEST HILSMIER, Town Marshall and TOLL GATE MOTEL Bluffton, Indiana they look. heh, Norman! Wonder if they are really studying as hard as , A- , ---....., E Everyone sr-eiiiml to dig Elvis. lf, 1 e. not the- Senior Play, but it is the Seniors enjoying party Class Parties, Initiation., Elvis and Rock ' 9.R0ll, Sponsored by JOHN W. CARNALI. and SONS Bluffton. lmliana Everyone enjoyed thi-ri1sPlve-s at the record hops, Our beloved newspaper editor. llvllny Hllll lievliy art' gluing sta-gyly. llnnil they ntakt- a nitv' tmiplf-, Oli. if lie-vlqy only knew! and the Going Steaclf Craze .... l S' , '22 1 K -s ' X5 ' LAW!! R U 9-v Q XY:' ' 'ite' ,nga 0 . M i l i'fE! 1 1 -'Q Teenagers all over the country are always affected by new fads and fancies and in l'75H. teenagers in Ossian were no exception. Teenagers swnuned mer Elvis Presley and ltis rock 'ni roll. Xt the Hop teenagers often got All Sliuok Lvpu as they did the Stroll, Ivy League fashions lwrtnugzht everytliing frmn Ivy League hats to lvy League sovks with lwuckles on the back. Pizza pie or hamburger and frenvli fries were often the main diet of O.H.S. teen-agers. Sponsored' by WAYNEDALE LUNIBER S SUPPLY CO. Waynedale. lndiana initiation lmvugltt spills to a few and laughs tn many ml K . sf ,'. , , , '- f.. M'-5. 'AH VA'-fwla-.bit .1 Wi. ' -, 'ws . .m , V 1 F :.l'.,':,A,,g 4' -fi , .. ,v is Ll! V K . . -,'.,,,, Q .rox ' In 1 U ' 1 - :.zrf,-.I y . ' Q 2'- . ' , x K . L4 1 F' . . , Aim , ,. . ' 0 -',-F 5 AML' .171 yv,-lf . , 1 5 , NWGt-Qi' VV' . x., W A 1 I + 'Q4- . IQ' . fyf-'l 2f .- iii,-fr half. Q ,K ,,,4,,-,..---.....:.A. X X , ---,Y-Q-,nv- n ..L-- ,.,,,v C0-Sponsored by SWISHER LUMBER COMPANY Bluffton. Indiana and YACER BARBER SHOP Ossian. Indiana Leave Us With Cl Longin lil -new. I' ,Q-. 1 . 335 . I , 83' ' R, A, . J -4, A Co-Sponsored by DR. E. S. SHADDAY Ossian, Indiana and HOOVER BARBER SHOP Kingsland, Indiana to Forever Remember O.H Wi 6 1 ll W Always Remember Activities ,x as 'f' Co-Spnnsnrwl by LEWIS SHOE STORE Wayne-dale-. Indiana and RADIO SI-I-ACK Ossian. Indiana I I l nd!! 'Q C0-Sponsored by SHAFER TRACTOR SALES Bluffton, Indiana and SMlTTY'S BOWLING ALLEY Fort Wayne, Indiana Puflolieations Developed Our journalistic Talents X ,Q Xxx .., SPECIAL EDITORS-J, Shadday. B. Blair, J. Hunter, ,I. Rutledge. Sponsor-Hr. Fullhart. Looks like Amos is getting wise by buying a yearbook. IIPVW IDAMID The Oracle staff started the year with great en- thusiasm by selling more advertisements to various merchants than had ever been sold before. Throughout the year the hard-working editors and their staff rolled it on to completion. We wish to express our thanks to everyone who helped make this yearbook a success. Members of the staff selling an ad to Eve. The entire .lournalism Class aided in tliv publication of the Bear Facts. by Experience on the 6'O1aClew This year the Bear Facts celebrated its Silver Anni- versary by becoming a bi-monthly publication. The Ossian merchants helped to make these bi-montlfly publications possible by purchasing advertisements in alternating issues. An increased school interest in Journalism and the student body's co-operation as a whole aided in this achievement. An added attraction to the paper was the students' opinion poll on various subjects. Work done by the Bear Facts staff in this 25th year is appreciated and remembered by everyone. Carolyn and Tod distribute papers to music class. u v ant thn take tim t mal-.e lm il um cut r the paper Janet is whisked off to the mountains by her so- phisticated aunt because she disapproved of her nieceis boyfriend, Herb. However, Herb gets there ahead of them and induces Gabriel to give him a job. Herb's father is opposed to Herb marrying Janet, but an incident to Herb's dad gives the plot an unexpected twist. CAST Gabriel Pennington ,..,.,,,,.,.,.,,... .,.,,,.,, R oss Gresley Zerutsia .,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,t,..... ,,........ R hoda Seip Daisy Mae ....,,,.,.,,,tt,,,,t,,. o,.t...., J ane Bowman Miss Thelma Smith ...,,i,. ,,....,,,, I oan Young lane! Smith t,,,,..,v,,.. .,..,... B onnie Fralick Eleanor Barnes, ,,s,,,, Linda Rupright Mildred Clyde s,s,.s ,,.......s I nez Carnes Pete Wrighr ,,,,,,,,,, ,,..... J im Hostetter Frank Stephens ,,,e,,, ....,..... B erton Bryan Harold Dillon ...,ssee.,ssss Jerry Woodward Herbert Brown, fr .,..... ..i......wV.V D ick MGIIOII Herbert Brown, Sr ......., ...,,,,,, A I F565 CC 99 Gabriel, Blow Your Horn Ja' 66Tl1e Family Nobody Wanteclw Rev. and Mrs. Doss had adopted several unwanted children of different nationalities. The family was concerned with typical teenage problems, some of them quite amusing. While much of this story is fictional, a part of it is truespart of it actually hap- pened. CAST Mr. Doss... ......,.............,. Maurice Springer Mrs. Doss ..... .......... , . Karen Rodda Diane Doss .... ., ..... Linda Mahnensmith Donny Doss ..... .,....,,.....,,,,,, L ynn Shutt Alex Doss ...... ....,.... R ichard Springer Ted Doss,,.,,, ,...,.., Dean Springer Timmy Doss .... ,.v.........v.......... P aul Long Rita Doss ....,, .,...,., , Rita Baumgardner Laura Doss ,,,,,,, .,.,.,,.., J oan Hostetter Mr, johnson ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, L arry Patten Mrs. johnson ,.,,.,,,,. .......... A della Drayer Nan fohnson ,.,,.,, ,,,,,.,.. . .. Kay Krick Mrs. Allen ,.,,.s,, .,...... B ecky Woodward Mrs, Hardy ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,. L ois McBride Mrs, Parkinson... ..,,.... Pat Gallacher Bill Thomas ..,.. .......... . . Bill Crane Miss Rielly e,v,,,, see.... J anice Hitzeman Co Sponsored by HOUSER ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING CO Bluffton Indlana M A DAGIIDOFF MD Osslan Ind1ana Muslc classes stressed freedom to express oneself Here the seventh perlod class gets ln tune hamsters Kept 0.1-I Musa: Mmded ROBED CHOIR Front row P Patterson ,I Hllsmler J Rutledge M Durr D Wllson S Arnold R Thlele D Benson M155 West R Walker B Reed ,I Morgan B Williams B Wood ward A Drayer B Melton Back row L McBr1de I Hostetter K K.r1ck B Schuller L Lmde mann I Roussey L Shutt P Lydy M Sprmger L Pasko N Lrpp D VanMeter N McBr1de P Gallacher C Hllsmler J Fenton J Johnson B Drage 1 d . . , . . v 0 . . e a ' 0 q 1 -' : w - s - 1 - .1 ' - y - v - s - 1 q - s - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' . . , . . : . ' , . , ', , . , . u - s - s. - . 1 - a - . . Q . q . u - s . , . , . , . , . . ROBED CHOIR The Robed Choir, consisting of thirty-three stu- dents selected on the merits of their general musician- ship, voice, and sense of responsibility, completed a rather full schedule in 1957-58. On November 24. the first program of the year was presented at the Metho- dist Memorial Home in Warren, carrying on a custom of ten years standing. During December, they sang at the Veteran's Hospital in Fort Wayne. the Christ Child Festival at the Coliseum, the Bluffton Courthouse, and the school with the annual Christmas concert on December 17. Throughout the second semester. the choir sang in the local churches. performed for service clubs in Bluffton as well as Ossian. assisted in union Lenten services. and graduation activities. Small ensembles. chosen from the choir, sang at other local affairs. The Honeydreamers are shown here singing at the Sunshine Ban- quet. They are B. Melton, A. Drayer, J. Morgan. B. Williams, K. Krick, L. McBride. J. Hostetter, C. Habegger. B. Woodward, L. Mahnensmith, and P. Patterson. The Star Lites entertained the school and community. They are R. Thiele. D, YanXleter. R, Walker. L. Pasko. N, Lipp. N. McBride, and D, Benson. C0-Sponsored by BIELCHINCS MACHINE SHOP Ossian, Indiana and OSSIAN LOCKER CO. Ossian. Indiana The Teen Trio. B. Melton. C. Hahegger. and P. Pater on sang at many school affairs. 'N 9 'wQ-w...,....-'.5v T K . sf ,'. , , , '- f.. M'-5. 'AH VA'-fwla-.bit .1 Wi. ' -, 'ws . .m , V 1 F :.l'.,':,A,,g 4' -fi , .. ,v is Ll! V K . . -,'.,,,, Q .rox ' In 1 U ' 1 - :.zrf,-.I y . ' Q 2'- . ' , x K . L4 1 F' . . , Aim , ,. . ' 0 -',-F 5 AML' .171 yv,-lf . , 1 5 , NWGt-Qi' VV' . x., W A 1 I + 'Q4- . IQ' . fyf-'l 2f .- iii,-fr half. Q ,K BAND NIENIBERS: Saxophone-V--P. Long. .l. Kumfer. Horn-C. Hosteller. Trombone-C. Dawson. D. Simcrman, Sousaphone-S. Arnold, D. Drayer. Trumpet-P. Gallacher, L, Simerman. C, Roughia. Clarinet-J. Weinland, K. Rodda, J. Hostetter, B. Woodward, ,l. Gerwig, B. Miller. Druumsgl. Kaehr, J. Gerwig, A. Drayer, S. Shadday, C. Thrasher. Bell Lyre-J. Swank, D. Walker. Director-Mr. Plough. The B.P.T.A. presented a school flag to the students of Ossian Co-Sponsored by RAY'S LUNCH Bluffton, Indiana and TOLL GATE TEXACO STATION Bluffton, Indiana BAND The High School Band increased its scope during the school year of 1957-58 although it was not as large in size as in previous years. A color guard of four boys was added plus two more twirling groups. Other than regular school af- fairs such as haskethall games. connnencenient exer- cises. regular music festivals. the hand paraded in the Bluffton and Auburn Street Fairs. The summer hand paraded the streets of town in preparation for the Mermaid Festival at North Wehster. the Wells County 4--H Fair. and the State Fair. Two beginner hand groups were organized in the 4-th and 5th grades and the 3rd and 4th grades also enjoyed flutophone classes. Sponsored by The Varsity Twirlvrs ente-rtainwl at the ha lte r arnf ROSE HILL ll.-XIRY Thr-5' are P. Paterson, J. llilsniier, if. Haniilt n N r Bluffton, Indiana B. Williznns. S, lsnoglv. and I.. Klalinvnsmitli. Band Members Kept O.H. . on Key Twirlf-rs of the future ....,,.,,,P, ,.,.,,. , ,, - ...., . W., 0-Nz. 9 PQ HI-Y-Fourth row: J. Stevens. D. Heck- ber, D. Cemmer. D. Walker, D. Biber- stine. T. Johnson, T. Kaehr, L. Craft. J. Kleinknight. 5. Patten. J. Diehl. Third row: D. Fraliek. N. Wegman. S. Arnold, R. Wendall. K. McBride, C. Johnson, D. Wilson. L. Dafforn, S. Platt. E, Herman. C. Mechling. Second row: R. Eibling, K. Springer, L. Craft, J. Het- rich, J. Fosnight, J. Smith. D. Wtwfid- ward, B. Heckley. H. Spenn. C. Werl- ing, T. Fiedler. Officers-R. Thiele. Treasurerg D. VanMeter, President: N. McBride, A. Werling, Sergeant-at-Armsg R. Springer, Vice Presidentg J. Hunter, Chaplain: D. Archbold. Secretary. HI-Y-Third row: J. Smith, B. Hoopen- gardner, T. Arnold. T. Kinerk, J. Miller. T. Reed. B. Blair, J. Roussey, L. Quack- enbush. R. Walker. D. Kizer. Second row: NI. Springer, P. Lydy. N. Lipp. L. Patten. L. Kumfer. I.. Pasko, L. Ber- keiser, J. Mahensmith, B. Crane. T. Mc- Afee, J. Burke. First row: J. Cerwig. J. Cinzel. D. Hoopengardner, D. Ben- son. D. Fries. L. Shutt. L. Hilsmier, A. Craft. R. Franke, P. Long, D. Spring- er. Sponsors-Mr. Fullhart and Mr. Andes. The Hi-Y and the Sunshine Society Served The Hi-Y organization continued to hold to its pur- poses of maintaining a high standard of Christian liv- ing in its school and community. It helped in a local Easter Sunrise service and continued the Best Girl Banquet. Instead of an exchange at Christmas. the boys pooled their resources to present a gift to the Oppor- tunity School at Vera Cruz. Their main fund raising project was the checking of coats at the County Bas- ketball Tournament. Sponsored by CERBER LOCKER Craigville, Indiana Darol and Richard getting the toys to give to the children at Vera Cruz. IQ! . Q if W At the Sunshine Banquet the girls had a chance to ask the boy of their choice. SUNSHINE SOCIETY With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for all, I will make the object of my life help- fulness and kindness to others. The Sunshine Society achieved their purpose of helping others by sending 3200 to the James Wliitcomb Riley Hospital in Indianapolis. They were able to do this by proceeds from the Best Beau Banquet and from candy sales. Hearts in Harvest Time was the theme of the Best Beau Banquet held November 9 in the school cafeteria. On this occasion the girls took spe- cial care to please the boys whom they had invited. the School and the Community SSS-Fourth row: 51. Elliott, A. Eich Ier, R. Simerman, I. Fenton, S. Craft C. Quisenberry, I.. Archbold, C. Hilsz mier. R. Rupright, J. Hitzman, I, John son. Thira' row: M. Roebaek, B. Isnogle M. Reifstf-ck, J. Rutledge, I.. McBride C. Dawson. K. Rodda, C. I-Iabegger, V Werling. K. Krick. B. Drage. B. Wil liams. Second row: J. Shadday, S Isnogle. C. Thrasher. I.. Railing, R Baumgardner, J. Kinerk. S. Adams. A Marquardt, C. Reed, P. Gallacher, J Morgan. First row: KI. Henry, C. Fra- Iick, N. Donaghy. C. Blechling. I.. Mah- nesmith, A. Drayer, J. James, R. Kreigh, .I. Hilsmier. NI. Durr, C, Adkins. Spon- sors-Hiss Glass and Mrs. Coblentz SSS-Fourth row: K. McAfee, J. Pugh. J. Bark, S. Adams. K. Kovacs. K. Gres ley, B. Roussey. NI. Resler, D. Biber stine, J. Johnson, B. Thiele. J. Kumfer, J. Pulfer. Third row: D. Beck, J. Swank M. Thiele, K. Cronau, J. Shorey, ,I Shorey, R. Waterson. S. Shadday, C. Hamilton, P. Caley, M. Fate. .I. Hils mier. Second ruw: D. Beck, J. Young E. Thiele, J. Weinland, C. Hostetter, J. Simerman, P. Bauermeister, ,I Thrasher, J. Earhart. S. Roembke, ,I Dailey, S. Imel, D. Walker. First row: R. Reinhard, D. Hitzman, K. Gibson B. Melton, K. Herbst, M. Deckard, G Adams, S. Gallmeyer, F. Carney, C Buuck, S. Kizer, E. Callmeyer, B. Barnes. Officers-P. Patterson, Record- ing Secretary: L. Lindemann, Treas urerg B. Schuller, Presidentg J. Hos- tetter, Corresponding Secretary. B I ! wg 5.1- F ,EL J Q 1.1 FHA-Fourth row: J. Fenton, S. Craft, P. Callacher, L, Archbold, C. Quisenberry, J. Johnson, L. Lindemann, B. Schuller. K. McAfee, J. Earhart. Third row: C. Dawson, J Hostetter, C. Habegger, M. Durr, K. Gronau, J. Schorey, S. Isnogle, C. Adkins, B. Isnogle, D. Walker, B. Roussey. Second row: S. Shadday, B. Williams, L. Railing. V. Werling, S. Croft, J. Pulfer, J. Kinerk, S. Adams, J. Shaclday, J. Rutledge, J. Morgan. First row: P. Paterson, R. Reinhard, C. Andorfer, L. Mahnensmith, B. Woodward, C. Hamilton, C. Mechling, J. James, F. Carney, J. Schorey, M. Fate. OfficerssN. Donaghy, Editor, A. Drayer, Historian, R. Baumgardner, Vice President: C. Hilsmier, President, Mrs. Colderhank. Sponsor, R. Kreigh, Treasurer, A. Marquardt, Secretary, B. Melton, Song Leader, J. Hilsmier, Parliamentarian. Our Future Homemakers and Future Farmers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Several planned activities were completed by the Future Homemakers of America during this school year. A Hobo Party with the Sunshine girls was held in September and the girls wore everything from patched overalls to felt hats. Daddy-Date Night, Christ- rnas caroling, and the Installation Banquet, were other events enjoyed by the Future Homemakers. Co-Sponsored by GRETCHEN'S FASHIONS Bluffton, Indiana and PUBLIC SERVICE STATION Ossian, Indiana ...Zvi The Future Farmers of America were busy in 1058 learning more about their future occupation. Ten acres of ground in hack of the school served as an experimental field for this yearis future farmers. The boys sponsored a pest cirive against rats. crows. and other pests. Another project of the cluh was the judging of livestock. poultrv. and eggs. etc. The hors were also instructecl to make a safety check of their own farm. l 1 I :X few of the hots learning how to he hcttcr farmer-, l Co-Sporzsnrefl In YINI SPORTING GOODS Fort Warm-. lnfliuna anti ITLPFFTOX l'RlN'l'FRY llluffton. lmliana l Leairnecl the 66TTiClfS of Their Traclefa . Fl:.rX--T. Rt-ml. XI. Amlorff-r. L. lierkln-i-er. .-X. Graft. H. Spenn, J. Kllfll ikiiwlit .. l l , ', ,fi Hwlilvcr. J. Elliott. L. Kumfer. N. De-ttme-r. J. Burke, J. Reimschisr-l. and Mr. Culvnian, Sponsor, ,vw1'0v1r-.,,,,.f 43' During the County Tourney the Hi-Y Club checked coats for the many fans. Ronnie Springer seems to be fairly busy. The F.H.A. and Sunshine Clubs held a Hobo Party at their first meeting. The prize winners were J. Hostet- ter, J. Thrasher. and B. Melton. I , .,,,., , -t. ,y-rf-..v.54, ' 5-:Sui jf J' jf . 5 iff? are :. .ef I . ' jehrtx . i- .A y 'lg' 3 YV? 1? W In June, the F.H.A. girls and two sponsors rode on a bus to the F.H.A. State Convention at In- dianapolis. Looks like some people aren't awake yet, eh, Judy! Sponsored by PIONEER ICE CREAM . Fort Wayne, Indiana m: f wir Activities Gave to Everyone Those Unforgettable The scientific program Up'n Atom was presented to the students of Ossian by Mr. Milton Pandreas. October 23. His program consisted of various scientif- ic wonders that have heen made possible through new discoveries in the field of light. sound and electronics. George Eiferman. formerly Mr. America. pre- sented a physical education variety program inter- spersed with music and humor. including the secrets of strength: cigarettes and alcohol versus good health. I Hear the Southland Callingu was the theme song used to open the program presented by the Melody Masters, a Negro male quartet. Representing the four corners of the United States. they presented a musical program of folk songs. novelties. and spirit- uals. Jack Raymon presented his program in an authentic and scientific manner to the students of Ossian on February 18. He lectured in the field of HHerpetology,, and during the course of his lecture displayed many specimens of reptile life. Moments of Work and Pla V If I should lose. let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by! Will Always Remember Sports Co-Sponsored by LEWIS STANDARD SERVICE Ossian, Indiana and HUNTER SUPPLY HOUSE Ossian. Indiana Tip -nz'-P . COUNTY CHAMPIONS-Seated: T. McAfee, L. Berkeiser. J. Arnold, D. Archbold, B. Crane, D. Gemmer, L. Geisel, L. Smith. I.. Patten. L. Quackenbush. D. Vanhleter. B. Blair, Shutt, P. Lydy, J. Smith, P. Long. D. Benson. J. Mahnensmith. ,l.-Hunter. M. Clinkenbeard. S. Bears Captured County Baseball Crown Jackson ............ Union .. . .......,...... Liberty Center Berne .....,............ ....... Chester ...... Hoagland ..... Lancaster ,.... Petroleum ..... Rockreek ...,... Middlebury .. Milford ......,.. OSSIHH ,....... ...,.. Ossian Ossian Ossian Ossian Ossian ........ ...... Ossian Ossian Ossian Ossian Ossian lf ..f .... 4 sg., The baseball team enjoyed a fine season in winning 9 games while losing only 2. The Bears were unbeaten by any county team, but were defeated by Hoagland. The team also participated in a tournament at Wolf Lake. Here they lost their second game of the season at the hands of Middlebury, but defeated Milford in the afternoon contest. Darol Van Meter enjoyed the highest batting average with an even 500. iZ.n f':c-51 X2'..:,1.?..1E 3.3 -' 'Z'm'5!5l. fYim!: tl'.' .fa ' ' ' C. 9 W' aww Jerry scores another run, happy but winded. Watch out. everybody! Mc.-'lffee might accidentally hit it. OSSIAN CANNINC CO. Ossian. lncliana and YODER CREENHOUSE Yoder, Indiana Junior High Won, 2, Lost 1 JUNIOR HIGH TEAM: R. Somers. R, Manns. J, Gemmer, Grove, R. Andrews, J. Kreigh. R. Rodda, B. Williams, H. D. Hammel, R. Kriegh, L. Haiflich. S. Melton, M. Andes, G. Fuller. S 'I SQ saw '-L v 1957 TRACK TEAM-First row: T. Arnold, J. Roussey, W. Lassi- ter, D. Benson, J. Smith, S. Am- old. Second row: A. Fries, T. Stevens, L. Patten, B. Crane, M. Springer, D. Biberstine. Third row: P. Long, T. McAfee, M. Stowe, J. Hunter, Coach Wright. Track Team econd in Count Meet During the l957 season Ossian had a better-than- average track team. The team finished second in the county meet being defeated by Lancaster by only a few points Although they did not place a few mem bers of the team qualified to enter the Sectional Meet at Huntington They were Terry Stevens Al Fries ,lim Roussey and Terry McAfee The leading point getters for the team were Jim Roussey Terry Steyens and Al FTICS with 55 50 and 23 po1nts respectively W ill ht malt it or nf t9 S1 IIICUITIP you wonder too eh Denny Al Fri ribbon es mutate Franken tem a ht leap for another blue 1 or ln nm ,gffm The Senior Yurfity Yvll Lvatlere lwlpcftl kr-rrp us in guutl spirit. Linda Limlvmann, Kay Krivk, llurwl Tltrarhcr, llewrly lfnttglt-. Cheerleaders Promo ted pirit Sponsored by FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Bluffton. Indiana The ,luniur Varsity Yell Lt-adm-re gave us pep. Caryl Halmf-gge-r and Mary Fate. t l t l tt lu t lt 5 tr l lt h . 12 2 ' ,...-..BWf lV' - l t Coach Mert Clinkenbeard's first year at Ossian proved to be a successful one as he led his Bears to victory in the County Tournament as well as in other games. The Bears played one of their better games of the year as they trounced Lancaster's Bobcats in the final game of the County Tournament, 58-40. The Bears highlighted their regular season play by defeating Hoagland, the Allan County Champion, and Huntington Township, the Huntington County Champion. Xf. -.5 ' Dean Archbold Ossian Hoagland ....,, Ossian Lancaster ..,.... Ossian West Union ,....,. Ossian Roanoke ..,..,a...... Ossian Lafayette Central Ossian East Union ..,...c.. Ossian Jackson ....,,,,.,,,.. Ossian Adams Central Ossian Chester ....ff7,...... S d b Ossian Warren .,.....,.. ponsore y - JOHNSON JEWELRY STORE Osslan Bluffton eooc - - Osslan Petroleum t,,,, , Osslan, Indiana Ossian Rockcreek ,c.t....., Ussian Berne .....sss-s-----sss Ossian Huntington Township Ossian Ieiberty Center .. Ogsian BHCVEI .,.YfYA,..-,YYY County Tournament Ossian .A-,,,,, Y,,,, 6 0 Chester ..YY...... 0551311 A7...,wV A,,,, 5 O Rockcreek ,Y,... Ogsian s,,V7,,7 ,,,,, 5 8 Lancaster frr... ohn Burke For the Second Straight Year Bears Crane Larry John Larry Geisel Hunter Kumfer 3 ., x .rf ,QA nv' A Sponsored by OSSIAN HARDWARE Ossian. Indiana STUDENT MANAGERS--Jim Smith. Sam Armnld. Terry MCA Afee. and Paul Lung. Varsit Captured Count Crown. Lamar Larry Pasko Pam-n x u A,, xv L? X Darol Van Meter Lyle Quackenbush W, gg. 4 !1t. I IX A 1 g me .1 Y Y 5, wg- I 1 'I F - f -:xiii--1 elifiii, - H - . '- V: . Wiivzrfv. as 4 ' ' A . 1 ' ,V 'wirw a ..:.,:f f , w ,..,,, . . - xx 51.4-J -.55 X ' x I A Ti . fm .-v , l 1 Jialht I T2 J tLifiil!Er TT ' . 5 , ist Memories are made of this. The mighty Bears and their coach in a shower room session. Sponsored by SUNIER and LOCKWOOD. INC, Bluffton. Indiana A F ighting Spirit Brought Victory. ill! ,Q,' ' 1Qx ' 'yy 'l , Kunifer clues a fancy dnncv whili- giving Burke a nicr- paws. llf,-autiful thot. liut wlierf- ib the Inaskf-lliall! Co-Sponsored by COCA COLA BOTTLINC CO. Fort Wayne, lndiana and ZANESVILLE LUBIBER and SUPPLY Zanesville, Indiana W .54 W if , wk y C Everyone anxiously awaits the outcome of this play. -L HND I' I D. l:lllt'I'rtiIll'. D, XXLlll'it'I'. J. XILIDHFI L, llllllkl 11 X h mhaxl J. Di-'l1l. D. Wil-un. D, Nymnlsxdl 5 l Llmk n 6CExperience Is the Best Teacher 99 CU-Sponsored by RAYMOND DURR SHERIFF OF WELLS COUNTY and BERTSCH JEWELRY Bluffton. Indiana EREbH'NIA'V TEANI-G. Johnson, D. Gallmc-yer, J. qlevens D Buuck J lxlemkm ht R Platt, B. Hecklcy, T. Kinerk, S. Archbold J Stoppenha en lx NICBI'ldf-' Coach 'Nlf-rl Clinkenbeard. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM-Manager, U. Gallacherg Coach, D, Hainnwl: l.. Haiflicli, G. Blair, J. Cm-miner, R. Kreigh, R. Manns, R. Sinners, Nl. Amlee, G. Grove, 1. lsnoglv. H. Ht-yr-rly. M. Helton, L. Sinn-rinan, and R. Andrews. l l l l Ossiaifs ,lnnior High liasketlrall tealn did well for themselves in the 1957-58 season as they won more than half of their games. They also averaged over thirty points a ganie. l ,lumor High Team, Had Successful Season. Slwlmarrrf by l OSSI.-KN Slglililf BANK Owian. lnflianu JUNIOR Hllilll Ylfll, l,lf.Xl5lfHS--ll. Snwarnlx. LQ. Waillivr. li. lil-n-on. :nhl 5. Willianns. -Q l We i X ir i a , l , gf : x5. -:.y A N' 9' l 6 I 958 ORA CLE Yearbook of Ossian, High School Ossian, Indiana Larry Patten takes a jump shot as the Bears down Liber- ty Center 51-35. Ofvertimes and One-Point Leads Co-Sponsored by ELZEY and SON and DUTCH MILL Ossian, Indiana Bluffton, Indiana Van Meter score a am cn an underhand lay-up. B r rwlmund 3 rl put IH tu 1 I don't believe we have met. W1.+n't vou shake hands? Gave s Man Anxious ,lornentsf If all my ships go out to sea, And only one Comes back to me, l pray that it be friendship. fligltbflgf ,. ,5 W' X- V Q llyil A' .--'11 ll I if fi fx 544:12- N I, Iff ,li fl f- N, , !!'r,,., X ivy' 4 X6 . kk' 1 1Qf'li fy W. . -. A nf It 1 ff if A ' ' 7 mul' f l Si mggf in - il eff ' ' Y A 'Al' i 15 xl l Xaxs 1 5.-1' K ' , 1 fb u: K li - I ' - ' 'l ' vie' 1 N ,A 5 ' x. yr, A V , tex 3:7 U . fi' X . 6,8 Rifle ' NSN -1 re , l Will Alwa 5 Remember People Co-Sponsorfrl hy HEYERLY IMKERY ' Ofsian, Indiana and SUMHIQRS MOTOR SALES Ossian, Indiana wifi? a'-4 f ,.. AP Secretary, MRS. JOHNSON and Principal, MR. ANDES. The Administration Paved the Way County Superintendent LLOYD LIEURANCE 7 -2 75:34 , f- :' XL4 . Co-Sponsored by GLOBE HATCHERY , Ossian, Indiana and R.S. and M. Bluffton, Indiana ADVISORY BOARD-A. Lewis, R. Marquardt, B. Hunter, and J. McNeil. MISS MAHNENSMITH MRS. SHADDAY MRS. CARNALL First Grade First and Second Grade Second Grade Rgmember john? I gaughg him back Oh, hurry up. ' fm always sticking my neck out. back in 1917? MRS. HOOVER Third Grade- If I lrriezv you zverc foming 1'd hare brzlml a frzlxef' Sponsored by HALIIS DRIVE IN Fort Wayne, Indiana I and Our F acuflt Tau 'ht Us Responslblht . MRS. GINGERICK MRS. HICKNIAN NIR. l E'l I'ERS Third and Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth llrafirf ' Around the irorlfi in 80 ll,l1'Y5.- T1I!1f-S7711 boy , .4fuax.c illlrl! 151-111 Fl .vnilv L, H, 14 - N. 'E Fl an :ng 'NAS 5 N 303 Q, At Q3 ,. ff . fit' I ,fi N' ', vf . 1 ,J . wif--fI NJ.. . , t- iw E ' wtf- at .. ,F I ff my ,, ,. Y , , 3,7 3, , --V-w ,'f,' I - -,Lf-Ja 1-- ' Fd :tai If - .X '0- ' ,tg-3 gf NN'- ,.:, ,Jw-',:f' 6- f Vi'- 'Ni NIR. NIQC.-XHTNEH HRS. MARTIN MR. GEISEL Sixth Grade English 5, 7, and 8 English 7. History 7, 8 and Arithmetic il . . aml l liatc' two more boys too. lT'l1a1lrlaya mean, you los! your 5. 7. and 8 Slllb?u They'1ie made the basket smaller Sparzsuretl by WAYNED.-ILE PHARKI.-XLIY Waynvdalv. Indiana since l played. NIR. PLOUGH Hand and Seventh Grade Geography Too lzafl. girls. lze's a fanzily manf, XIHS. IJKINMLIIY MISS WEST MRS. COLDERBANK Hu-in Ffitivatinn Music and Art Home Economics I flnnl lfelivie zu: :well all Iliix For pete's salfes peoplelv A lillle of this-a little of tliatf' lllllfl-lI42.N lfi 522 -I 3 . .2 DI-Tk..I. ,.,..- Jil lEg?xpi.i. L 2 2 Nr- ' X . 1 1- fqifj ' 2 A , 5 , L A l 1 . 4 , ii' ugly .Q flu 3' 4 . - ' -ri1,JQ ua 3 W Ni , i i I ii i If K 3, i i ., l W . , SIR. CLINKEXHEARD MRS. 4QUl5l.lfN'lnZ NIH, 1 Hl.HXl.XN Drixerg Training, Hnif Hrgllh, ginil Ellgli-h lO. liiuhigy 9, anil Scivnaw' S Lillviilixlry' ami Agrivllllllrr' Coacli If'lia1'5 !0r1f1'nl1Erf'n 'Alou' nha! ani I frying lu Sax W'hat'5 wrong zlilh you guru, i zz tired' or s0nie1hz'ngf ' XIH. Fl l.l.H,XR'l' Nlatliviiiativ- ,-111' righf nun, uhafy your arriiggff Sponsored hi ,T f FRANKLIN ELECTRIC co. ' - Biuffiim. indiana Us - WG I W X rx . ...-. if ' ,N ,. J ,,.?r,.....-Q----' ff E. 4: T' MISS GLASS MR. HABIBIEL MRS. MEAD Govemnient. Speech. Journalism. and Shop and Junior High Coach English 9 and ll. and Physical World History Do-it-yourself plan. Education 'Axon' there you go againf, That will be another a'emerit.'l i ig' f r 1. 2 5:11 SEIBEI EHTIAL DTIRY l l The cooks that reparecl thow deliciou . p s s meals were: Mrs. H. Woodward, Mrs. L Schorey, Mrs. R. Andrews, and Mrs. V Quackenbush. Our bus drivers were A. Schuller. F Thiele. C. Miller, I. Duncan, W. Werling H. Stahl in the second row. First row: J. Hatfield. K. Me-lching, W. Roembke Our Workers Were Not Forgotten. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bunting and Mrs. Welsh were our custodians. Co-Sponsored by ROSCOE WOODWARD STATION Kingsland, Indiana and URBAN CITY GARAGE Ossian, Indiana BARBARA StLHlfI.1.ER and DIENNY BENSON Lallonna Smith and Alden Fries received the Ainer' ivan Legion Good Citizenship Award at the end uf the srhool year nf 1956-57. Lallonna and :Xl were also the valedictorian and salutatorian of the Class of 1957 resper-tixely. The Good Fellowship Award was pre- sented hy the Bear Facts to :Xl Fries on the basis of thoughtfulness. unselfishness. sportsmanship. and sense of humor. Denny Benson was the winner of the ,-Xmeric-an Legion Oratorieal Contest. lie plawed third in the county contest. Barbara Schuller was r-hf-sen ll..-1.11, Girl of the Year of 1056-57. She was fliosen lip the seniors and faculty for dependahlility. -vrxiw-. leadership. and patriotism. - - , , s . , . 1.. HllNlT1lf'T. 11 laxton. ll. lxaxlor. J. llo-letter. H. Mnllwrt. V. Kurnfer, Pi. X1 'fi-4-nam-r. film! mn Vx, Lldrlg. j, Iiowmgn. In lqvfllll. l.. Sfllllll. l. barn'-, l., Hulfrlgltt, ll. liralitl, ,In Xtiung- ll. Ellvy. H. Wolf , ll, 1.4--Ihr. X. llragfz V .. -- H.. --.,..'. -- . Y K A N f,gV5gQ-if ' - , 'ri BH.: ' I l 4 1 7' . 4 Q 412 . 5 3 . f ' af 'f vi.-:i : -I. .' -Y' V f X -' l In Y . .au Have you ever paused for a moment to think of the things you will miss and want to re- member when you leave Ossian High School? You'll probably remember first your varied social and extra-curricular activities. The Hi-Y or Sunshine meetings, the wonderful times you had singing in Robed Choir, the fun you had during play rehearsals or putting up dec- orations for the Best Beau Banquet, or the good times you had riding to North Man- chester to play in the band. If you played bas- ketball you'll remember the play you made that won the game. If you watched basketball you'll remember activities and sports, but youill probably remember longer than any- thing else the people you met and the friends you made. All three go together to help you develop a well-rounded personality. Think now and remember, and after these thoughts have passed, others may linger . . . Editor-John Hunter Associate Editor - Janet Shadday Business Manager - Janice Rutledge Advisor -M r. F ullhart Presenting the Seniors of 1953! Day of Transition - -is From the Dream World of -egg . Childhood to the Realities of Life. QIXNH OPFILERN J Hunter Trea urer C Hilmier Necre ORN Xlr Llmltenl arl and 'Xlr 'Nleade CICISS FlOlUQrf CflrlIfltiO11 The Class of 1958 is happy to be entering the world, but sad to be leaving Ossian High School. ln their four year stay at Ossian, they not only continued such functions as candy sales, Christmas card sales, Junior concessions and the magazine drive, but intro- duced the penny supper and a talent show. For original class parties they initiated a swimming party and a theater party. Remember Those Four Years Crammed Full of Classes, CAHOLYN ADKINS-SSS 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3. 4: Bowling 4: Yearbook Staff 4. BILL ALLEN!Absent when picture was taken. MIKE ANDORFER-FFA 3, 4, TOM ARNOLD-Paper Staff 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Robed Choir 1, 2, Baseball 2, 34 Track 3. DENNY BENSON-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Baseball 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play. .JOHN BURKE-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Flffl 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4: Bowling 4: Track. JIM CORN-Hi-Y lg Bowling 4: Yearlmol. Staff 4: Basketball Announcer l, 2, 3, QI. CEORCIANA DAWSON-SSS 1. 2. 3. la FHA 1. 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2. 3. 43 Lilrrurx 33 Bowling 4. NORBERT DETTMER-FFA 3. 4, NANCY DONAGHY-Papcr Staff 4: SSS 1. 3, 41 1, 3. 41 Ytiirlmnrli Staff 4. MARLYN DURR-Paprr Staff 4: SSS l. 2, 3. 4: Robcd Choir 4: Class Officer 2: Junior Play. JERRY ELLIOTT-FFA 4. MARY ELLIOTT--Pape-r Staff 4: SSS 1. 2, 3. 4. Dances, Exams, and Sports, the Antwzpatwn of Class Rmos, JUNE FENTON-SSS 1. 2, 3, 4g FHA 4: Robed Choir 3, 4, COLEEN FRALICK-Paper Staff 4, SSS 3, 4: Bowling 4. JOHN CINZEL-Paper Staff 4: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4g FFA 13 Band 2, 33 Bowling 4. ALLAN CRAFT-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4: FFA Officer 3, 4. SHIRLEY CRAFT!-SSS 1, 2, 3, 44 FHA 1, 2, 3. 45 Bowling 4, Yearbook Staff 43 Junior Play. MARY ANN HIGHLEN-East Rockcreek 1, 2, 3. CAROLYN HILSMIER-Paper Staff 43 SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Officer 3, 43 Robed Choir 3, 4, Class Officer 4. BOB HOOPENGARDNER-Paper Staff 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 43 Band 1, 2, 3. .Z :E vb' . . JOHN HUNTER-Hi-Y 1. 2: Officer 3. 43 Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 43 Class Officer 2. 43 Junior Play. BEVERLY ISNOCLE-Paper Staff 43 SSS 1, 2, 3. 43 FHA 2, 3. 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Junior Play. JUDY JOHNSON-Paper Staff 4: SSS 1. 2, 3, 43 FHA 1. 2, 3, 43 Roberl Choir 1. 2. 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4. TOD KINERK-Paper Staff 43 Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 43 Bowling 43 Class Officer 43 Teach- er Training 4. DAVE KIZER-Paper Staff 43 Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 43 FFA 13 Bowling 4. RUTHANN KREICH-SSS 1, 2. 33 Offi- cer 43 Yearbook Staff 4. LARRY KUNIFER-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 43 FFA 1, 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Bowling 4. JAMES LASSITER-FFA 1. 2. 3, 4. enior Day, the Senior Pictures and Finally . .. LINDA LINDEBIANN-SSS 1, 2. 3: Offi- cer 43 FHA 1. 23 Officer 3, 4g Robecl Choir 2, 3. 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Claw Officer 1. NORMAN LIPP-Paper Staff 43 Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 43 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 4. PAUL LYDY-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 43 Robed Choir 4: Baseball 43 Bowling 43 Junior Play. TERRY MCAFEE-Paper Staff 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 33 Manager 4g Base- ball 1, 2. 3. 43 Track 3. 4. NORMAN BICBRTDE-H1-in 1, 2. 33 Offi- cer 43 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3. 43 Class Offi- cer 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Junior Play. ANNA MARQUARDT-SSS 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1. 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4. LAMAR PASKO-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4: Robed Choir 43 Basketball 43 Track 43 Bank 1, 2, 3. CAROL QUISENBERRY-Twirlers 33 SSS 2. 3. 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4. LYNN RAILINC-SSS 3. 4: FHA 4: Junior Play. TERRY REED-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4: FIIQX Officer I. 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 2. 3: Teaclier Training. .IIM REINICHISEL-I-'FA I. 2. 3. 4. XIERRIS ROEBACK-Paper Staff 4: SSS 1. 2, 3. 4: Junior Play, .IINI ROIIFSEYWHLY 1. 2. 4: Rnlnwl Choir 4: Trask 2. 3. 4: Bowling 4: Muir- liook Staff 4. J.-XNICE RI. l'l.El'lClf-SSS 1. 4: Offiwr 2, 3: FHA 1. 2. 3. l: Rulwcl Cliuir 3. 4: Yvarlnmik Staff 3, 4: .luniur Play. BARBAR.-X SLIHlfI-l.l-1R-SSS l: Offivi-r 2. 3, 4: FHA l. 2. 3, 4: llnlne-il Illinir 411 Cheerleaile-1 3: Yvarlm-ik Stuff 1. JANET Sl'l,Xlll7gX4- Paper Staff 4: SSS 1. 2. 3. 4: FH.-X 1. 4: Offiver 2, 3: Yvar- lnmk Stuff 4: Class Officvr 2. 3. G1'U.ClllfUllO7I and the 9011101 T11 J RUBY SINIERNIAN-SSS 1. 2. 3. 4: .lun- ior Play. .llll SMITH-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4: llaskf-tliall 3: Manager 4: Baseball 4: llnwling 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4. RALPH THIELE--Paper Staff 41 Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Officer -l-: Rubecl Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 1. 4: ,lunior Play. CAROL THRASHER-Papvr Staff 4: SSS 2, 3, 4: Baml 2. 3, 4: Chwrleafler 4: Jun- ior Play. DAROL VAN METER-Hi-Y 1. 2: Offi- cer 3. 4: Rolled Choir 3. 4: Baskf-tlwall 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Junior Play. RICHARD WALKER-Paprr Staff 4: Hi-Y I. 2, 3. 4: Ruliecl Choir l. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 3: Bowlirg 4. AMOS WERLINC-Paper Staff 4: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3: Officer 4: FFA 2: Rowling: 4: Class Officer 4. DOYLE WERLINC-Yearbook Staff 4: Class Officer 3. . 3? L Q 5... Y- 3 i Fifi A. . Fi , ri ., t. x A ' ax V ' .. , QI . 1325 ,xg ' .ff 6 Q P 'Q' .9 I uw 5 V . --' 'K df ,fr fr' YC 5 1.1-,, V11 . ' ff A IFB ii, Q I Q 5 WH 'A ' lx A ' 'xi ' af 'N ' Y Q. iz ,. . I,,Q., . : f ggzg-M 1--, X- 1 .Y .Q . X Rav 4 . sv- ig: 'QI' N ., fix - X.. 5. . ...ew 'N.? 532- - - f' xv 1. - ' , . X 9- . a T' , ' - ' lj S I ,gsf 5 2115 , 3 . f X .V .g a .1 V N ' 'Z 5 1 2 , . ' ' 5 - -' l 'F 5 . F aw ff ::LV..:V V - 'gf WY. .. . X , K LE-fl X?-i' . 12: Iii.. - . ' 4 my .Sang h A Q 51 N - X - V I I .-A A Ex - ,. 2-3'-' ' 'xl' V V V 1'-Q. 1 . - 9 1-.gy 1. If 4 ffif. ,..,. i 'f-f' . ' - --Avi'-tv w . ' . , NA.Z LQ., ' ' f 'L . ,.' . Wg-AT -- . 'L .- , .X . A , 2 . '- I ani:-ffff-v'11. mg X. . gr.. '- .1 ' sl - , . VF W' -Q ,,.,. 1 7' Sl . V - 2. x V: . A I y ' 5 1 A - Vis' .31 5,9 .3 :Ks 1 K S 3: k fvff iv ' I fi ., .if Sl 'f ', ' X .59 ,, ,gr I 'X Eg rl .ifiif :J .Ji 'fdxk ifnwa . - N-1' 'L UN 1. - ri . A , ' - rg 'Q.V ' CQ , fsfgi ' V fwia N' 4 xi .33 ...Z ' . . - x A V ' -, . 2' ' S.. , .. .V 1 x . . A '- , arf - .. 45231 N- . . - - V g V V- ' 5 ' ., fa .::g'.' - 63, 1 -2 . ,F S. Adams L. Archbold R. Baumgardner L. Berkheiser B. Blair V. Booker W. Crane C. Deuitch R. Drage A. Drayer A. Eichler R. Franke D. Fries P. Gallacher D. Callmeyer J. Gerwig M. Henrey J. Hilsmier L. Hilsmier J. Hitzeman Remember the Unclerclassmen? They Were Always Strivin to Make Money for the Unforgettable Senior Trip. CLASS OFFICERS: Craol Reed, Secretaryg Richard Springer Presldent Brad Blair, Vice Presidentg Kay Krick, Reporterg Linda Mahnensmlth Serge-nt-at-Armsg Becky Woodward, Treasurerg Lyle Quackenbush Sergeant -at-Arms. SPONSORS: Mr. Coleman. and Mrs. Donaghy. Co-Sponsored by OSSIAN CLEANERS Ossian, Indiana and OSSIAN LUMBER CO. Ossian, Indiana Q- . D. Hoopengardner J. Hostetter S. lsnogle . J. James s 4 Y? fd lg s ,.. C. Kelley J. Kinerlc K. Krick M v ' K: , W. Lassiter f N6 , U P. Long i ' , L. McBride Y f, . V X . ' Q . .. ll' . ll J if Ml We L. Mahnensmith Q J. Mahnensmith g , .. In A ' C. Mechling X . 2' I I. Miller 3' J. Morgan 4 - at i Y .: Q x 1 '1 Tj .fwfla -. . ,V S' 'i .Q .sf R sa. - in L. Patten ., , ,F L. L , L. Quackenbush ' K ' ' i 2. 5 'ii C. Reed 4 . . ' ,, U. M, Reifsteck 4' ' be - 'TE' 4 A ' M. Robart if . - 4 . ,egg Q- Y -N r ! - :LAN my 12 l K. Rodda R. Rupright L. shun M. Smith it 4- , 55- - D. Springer M. Springer R. Springer J. Thrasher B. Williams B. Woodward 5. 1-29114 4 3? 9 F Na' 7: .J-., 1 'jx :'7sQ' 15-.1 1 1 51 M' fi 5.11 , ft, N If X ' I . 'W N ' . L.. ,L -'ff ' ' , If , . . . . 1 1: - ' 4. u. A' ' if-'sv-f.'s'i. K :'. .'f-Nr '- 7' -ws:-.ln-.s 4 . X ' 4- - ' .5?r:gg?Vfraf' -fi-X ' 'l ' - 3 i l , 124:-s 'Sz if QR' ' .1 ' , 'tiff ' lit.. . a lv . ' 5.41. , .V . I I gb, ,A X., 5 Y - Q as I l 2 ' 2' 1 :ev I V ,A I wi D. Archbold is! , S. Arnold B. Barnes D. Beck D. Beck t D. Biberstine D. Biberstine R. Booker C. Buuck Q. , P. Caley Y A ' b x T15 F. Carney .Q j B. Conrad V Q L. Dafforn .3 E' ' R. Eibling . M. Fate Vyiffrw 'il I sr I 9+ .... ' ' ' ' ' 2152512 r ...f , 'eP1i5:I:5:1.. f. ,N 1 ' - i X i J. F osnight i sf? - A ,- X ig my ' L. Geisel i H I6 I ' I i 'A D. Gemmer Q i V A u s , 1 XF.. ' S4 .. Q' U They Learned That Studies and Extracurricular Activities Combined to Make Outstanding A Students. CLASS OFFICERS: Virginia Werling, Treasurer: Tom John- Co Sponsored by ' son, Vice Presidentg Mary Fate, Secretaryg Caryl Habegger, Presi- ' V dem. SPONSORS: Miss west and Mr. Fullhart. TOCSIN diff GRAIN i and THE PLEASANT INN, UNIONDALE Pizza Pie Saturday Night 'I 'ir-9 I .f ww Qi-'L F - 1 -.. J 5 L4 i l k br gi K V X 175' .QS qu-fy. , .J 5 re- Nw W-r-: wh . xx Wifi , 9 . , .. , ,W,,n J , Gb X in - 4 Y .I , .Q . .1 - - 46' f in -if X. , ., 3, b , wi? W gr -'slxsgqgbggirggizigg f . ' . G f N- if ' . - i 3, - 9 lf- N . ' ' 32, 1 ' fl? 'J 5 I 3' X X ' . fs - X- .11 .sms ...fp .R f- .2 f , 'A M 5'-. L I in pw, ...A 1 .K , H I H. Graft L. Graft L. Craft C. Habeggar C. Hamilton D. Heckber J. Hetrick D. Highlen J. Hilsmier D. Hoopengardner L. Jarrett T. Johnson R. Kaehr T. Kaehr K. McAfee B. Melton P. Patterson J. Pugh J. Puller A. Reinhard f 1 S' ' M. Resler J S. Roembke 'f xg . , A,' . 12 ,- B. Roussey Q Jw, u X ,Jw 3 bl, kb . Z ': Q ' ' J. Schorey ' 'ZZ' , Q? I K V 'T' J. SC'llOl'ey J K, K M -. . .ff 5, f ' '- f -,L ,Q r sieig rf -Zn A A f 'mv' -i'- 5 I ' J pm! . D. Simerman ' I . K. Springer ,Q J... Q. vs. t ,.,,., Q ,. , M. Stowe a .H f V .Q , ' 2 - ' . i ,I D. Studebaker gf' '-sm-X ' ,. ,. -A 'P . R. Swaim ' 5 ' 5' 5 . ' . , ' Ji. . P l . ta , L -Q.. J if A . ' ,..,, ,, . E. Thiele M. Thiele - D. Walker D. Walker N. Wegman R. Wendel V. Werling D. Wilson J. Woodward J. Young f -R 'Q . A - .fx t . ' ,Q X wi' l, . . ' ' I - A . Q Yu! f Q' , iflzx .- 1 W , - ans a S..- J, , ' . , B 0 5 L. x V . ' 1 - . :. s:2-5 sf H We T . f s f-,-7191 'V ,I 1. .YQ l qnlfif' 'X 'rl t llw Q 5 - O 1 3 D G Adam b LX ' iYf'.? , i Andorfer i I I' f , WI, .-- 1 . X X Y S Archbold X' It f G .l Bark I D . Aid-. N if' . ' X P Bauermelster . l' 3' ' .f .. g 4' Ls, ,H , . , ,Q ' it Q gs Croft ,wi l f- V E A xnbb S f i v-f M Deckard ' - G in-lk O.-C v , , ' A 'g ,Q g s-5 J Earhart 5 . , . 5 , V wf'X,. T Fiedler tj, ' ,Q ' .l iixfgy ..., D Fralick - if O W 5 ...Tl SX A .., A , ' lv i- I its lg 4 Nh Their Personalities Developed as They - . . --e--' is fi l -,K I 1' ' b xi' .... ' ff- Q 1 rag. A .s s ., l ' s . ' s 1 wr A , . .V i 5 ... ' . g . ' fsL f.,1 fm- S ,. i,i as , ' 7 I 5 - . -i Nr K i ri CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Diehl, Vice Presidentg Patty Bauer meister. Secretaryg Geraldine Adam, Treasurerg Ruthann Rein- hard. Reporterg Sally Shadday, President. SPONSORS: Miss Glass and Mr. Geisel. D. Gallmeyer E, Callmeyer S. Callmeyer K. Gibson S. Gibson K. Cresley K. Gronau B. Heckley Gi wha E4 i 5 . Q 1 if 1 - .,-- ,fr ,.--. ..... si.. +4 . 'Lv , xl - . X fn X -uf K. Herbst RV . x t f E. Herman - q i D. Hitzman it A,,. gf, r C. Hostetter ...x fix -x . . 'f S. Imel , C. Johnson Lg gi n J. Johnson ' -6 ix ' I S, -C T. Kinerk QQ K 'K S. Kizer ., A J. Kleinknight X. X A Q t K. Kovacs ' N x N ,P ...J iw- ' J. Kumfer ' . h- , W , . A K. Leininger R ' W ' QS-X Q ' '--- K. McBride .. 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' ' - ','- 'V i K' '5 in S l ,e R M ' ' - H ,I . anns 2 r 1 1 gli f . ...L gn it Q j X 7 A ' ,b Q im , ,Q E. Pulfer ', V e -r Q -qv' R. Rupright U X: in . ., ' . .,,.b J vat - Q V K N R. Schindler NA- z' Q V., ' f x , P 12 VPH- 'jg-'Q 'f 1.153 0 ' Sv 1 , 15 ' 'l . ' ii Sfiiginl 1- 1' E53 CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Ce-mmer, President: Gary Grove. Reports-rg Rex Kreigh, Treasurerg Carla Smith, Vice Presi- rlentg Rita Swaim. Secretary. SPONSORS: Mr. Hammel and Mrs. Colderbank. C. Smith D. Smith 8th Grade R. Somers 3 R. Swaim .1 1 L. White H S. Williams B. Zaugg V 'V 1 iw Q- l i l '1 ,Xml ,kg-,u1, , ..-. .W .. . Sl. ,. J!! X, . as M- w-.-N. .X . .m. , . x ' :S mg '-x ' , 2 Nw. X Q xx H S1 5. kg? m5...w.,. ,. ,,.,- :A . . ' . . ' ' - ' -f I NIT. - E - M :iz M ,, .ff s fd 5 wig., -M if fx:-rw ' X II- ti' . X , X a w- r '11 1 I i W A g W : 3 , ps D t 5 5 ' s. ' . X I -., , ,mx -IA . D Q 6 -A I, 5 , . - WM: +I . 1 b N Pa Q 4 ,A , ' t e Q D . if i.f4?p D33-71' N. f x J 2 f S we JW F . N3 Xfiiilwglsykj gi , N xg... X4 F, 'E :S : L lx' , 11' Huw? ., 6th Grade B.Mi1ler , Q D .Q R.Mil1er 3' 1 We A R. Roussey . f ' B. Schindler K C. Andes T. Archbold J. Beck R. Berkheiser L. 'Connett K. Deam 1. Drage D. Drayer S. Gentis J. Gerwig J. Class S. Hamman M. Highlen D. Houser S. King A. Kaufman D. McCord M. Mclntire R. Melching H. Meredith is J. Meyer . 4,9 x 9 -' 1 .... . Q- - . if X Q 54 f' x Syl -.4-w '--, I4 ei. H.I-Digerman ,A A W: X -3, I... qw C . lmerman 5 - ,A 'X P. Smith K is ' K'-. .. ' . i 'N' V TV, G. Stoppenhagen I 6 D' ' 'i , E ,.. 5-.1 , K.Taylor ------ .2 'L....4-I-- ' 59:2-'A'f'1L D. Urshel Ay.,-a,,. L H N9 C. Weinland ...Xl ..'. .3 ' 'VA' f'3'i'f -.M F. Woodward .E . , 3 Q ,L Q .,l:::.il,i g,-if X X X t , ,.g' Y 'X -I , .44 Y, . P giffi-A? YJ!! . : D ig 'M K ff'-Q r' V , ff' ..--f'N.., -...- .ff VLQEK ' 4 an ' S All s-.1 Q ri ff' X I I . 'S ,I rx .9 , in J : -'i 'rqfxxy' 1 H Xfiaf J Y. I3 F Q23 , it Qt b. J. .M .,. . A aw - A , A f vs-9 .1 X.. 'I as 'R 519' X I V ,g,, ,Apr-...X ,z X tivwu, 1 ' A Q4 :PW 3 i 'fi' . .:' 'A-is . ,N 555' - M A .- J ...lp if ,Wig , :L x - Huw-I 41 S... 53- - 'am' 'X 6 -:.- , . 1: 4 + ' We 1 X ' . 51.3 3. XXI ' - ri '- A f . ', ut fi, 2 t'.-alll ' l if qi ttki F 1.,X H , . . X A. -P' ' 'wil 2 C5 S - xx. . JN -5-Z c. M, 1 ,J 5 N-i . 1 . f.. ,A , . 1 f- - 4 5 A NX- .'f:, EW' CLA5S OFFICERS: Joyce Krick. President: Sally Wood- ward, Vice Pre-siilentg Cynthia Milholland, Treasurerg B+-verly Xliholland. Secretary. SPONSORS: Mr. Plough and Hrs. Coblentz. M. Andes P. Berger J. Blair C. Caley G. Carney B. Connett W. Curry D. Dailey T. Donaghy D. Drayer C. Eibling J. Fate B. Fenton H. Fuller E. Gilbert B. Groves C. Hilsmier D. Hilsmier M. Hower J. Hunter 'FN I . sa '5 J. lsnogle J. James M. Johnson J. Kaehr l 21 7. i r QQ i C f A . gals vii? LI 0 Q - ' '4 ' '1 .I 1 iz? . V' A' , i? I ...V 4 Si X gl i If f 1 X y..Q1C'q5X N N X.. C ' gal 1 Q13 . N, . ,V ., ,,,, sp .Stn-f. . . :X V un, - w -ww. - -'-1 ' .-. . ' ' 1' la' . '1,4 J. Kleinknight . ' ' '43 , .VQ- fi i J. Kreigh 6 , fi ' 4 . ' K. Kreigllt '-- ,4 x QM J. Krick 'x..l l J. McBride A 1 It 4- M. Mechling ' glib- ' S. Melton r ' ' , B. Milholland fi . ' d , 4 A C. Milholland - I ' r ' - K. Pulfer A .. si .- e i Q 1 'f fs! 3 J. xij'3' UQC-r 'G . ,, x , r 3 f t f l f Y-X ' Grade J. Trumbower L . . ,. he ' ' ' C. Railing ' G. Reed A R. Rodda C. Roughia . H B. Ryckman L. Simerman - - R. Simerman I R. Smith 1 B. Sowards . ' D. Springer 7 G. Walker g if ' R. Willianis ' 'H H ' S. Woodward iss . '2 - l asa F .V il -' 'V if.-ff . r W .1 r i 1 'ia i X. 1.225 lQ.n r glglizlm .mir fl S. Allred K. Barnes T. Beam M. Caley M. Close D. Cotton D. Curry D. Dailey T. Dishong D. Elzey B. Fosnight M. Gilbert L. Grace L. Graft P. Groves K. C. Grim M. Haines D. Hamman S. Heckber B. Heckley 5 th Grade QN R. Hickman C. Hostetter W l I V' l if S I , 1 A. Hunter Y l' lx 1 ' M. lngle J. Jarrett F. ,lennart As Sig gg 'ff-3 .nie , 4 ,.,N, . A I ' ' 'T-s1z':5: : ' Qt'- ' . I -sl i S fi-I ' 55, ' ,, . 1 ,N lfj, iff ' -'-- 4 ': -F525 f ff'?41i- - cv K G- Q - 12' ' 'M X N , W '- - :gf NL., -' NNN-. e iyvgrf '- 5 'Sf Qi x -me A. Johnson J. Kizer D. Mackey D. Martin C. McBride , G. Mechling R. Merrill U S. Miller V' P. Myers DN' D. Nyffeler 5 1 . L. Pugh ' J. Rathburn ' 1' D. Richey -V -'-- K l X A S. Rohrbaugh ' lk .,,,. ,, ,, .1 . l C' Ryckman . ' ' J' J' 1'- A J A J ' 5 C. Schaefer LD' . A, if , '15, , ' ,Ll W :ll T. Shafer IA-1 -.I Ai ' l - 4' 'x'J , 'J L. Slaughter I . . li- QC .JRE I 'ix J' Smith 5th N. Springer B. Trumbower T. Welbaum C. Yager Grade l i L. Smith lgggu ,I in Lf' 1 f' y!vf',r ' X.. L41 I ' ' P P. f- if , ,. ' if . ' - - l ' . . 1 , e f J ' e W aw . . .af - '-A N V f f N' I I v QI A ' A ,. I g,.i . 1, I wi A 14-Ar i 4 rf . M ' A fall... A. Q J AV' as VP . . N- ..-- QW? M.. - ' W . - a iff Fa w l 9 fl 1. '- if-'13 , ' Y. u- ' - milf X 'f r - '- ' J . .-...-e . N... V7 ,. 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Q x . w x n 4 .c:.. ll .r' ure- . Q .Q X, . X61 I' ' X .if . kv , . y-. - , . f Q V VN wg T ' M. Allred , ' ' Q V A. Amato ' ' - 46...-gs: nf.. R. Andes .- 1 KN ., si ef. QA hb ld life ff? fi fain. fc 0 . -' f . R. Biberstine . D. Connett ,. ,X 'i J. Close X i K. Deweese mis Q X 5 'iz Q I x V A Sinfonia? , h V fi x ' I U G. Osnlg I i - X iiillllilgl'q1i1fllS Wiemm G- Foughty x l:f'i,.i ' M I lm lllih . A X P. Fuger if Z M. race 5 Q., E N lg. ., X gg X 9 li in l Grade 2 C. Hadley R. Hamman D. Hostetter M. Hulvey S. Hunter if ' i .M Ns G. Johnson R. Johnson B. King R. King T. Krumma N I 'HY i ' i ,W J X , l XX n . . .. ...,- v Q. r,':' 3 fifig fr -- '- 'M iwsw. .flf i- J. LeMaster 3 , 'l ' E ,... QQ, , U A Jr. Mechling , .I 7 f - . K ' x r Q ' N i D' Mew l K 5 f . G. Murchland .11 r E . . J ,... 1 ' v ,iz 42 .1 . '- 'U i f-f if . 1. W , N K. Orrnsby -X . . ,Eg f -, 1 t. ,L - 3' X M.. , if ef - X. ' g ' D- Pulfef Elf 5225293 -f, lff' .if i ff X ..-r -..-.. D. Reinhard ' ' l f' P. Rush , .fi T. Schaefer .5:.v.f::.,:.. . 5 , .,.E ., ,x in V 5 V N. .,, V. L, ' ' C. Weikel g V ' f K , 'J ' 'Y ' 5 , '- A Q v A an 5' Q 'U .Q jr if g y .fi ' - xx 2 Z: ,...l.. 4. Z Zi' HWY .ln ' Q' N . Q M' M as J Wi Always Remember Activities Sports People 1.5 5 I 5 . . ,. I nm 2 E - VA an Z l 'D 'A I I s. , R e V We sw f , , I Y, . . 'di H 'mer Q., an ',.4fKNNnw, Za e 1 i : me , visdiii Si .vw in .3 i SA 1 , 1 s 'Q f T. -. A V -J C. Amato ,. N Q .N . 1 5 S . 2. ' N X D D Q xx 'X R. Andes E r , h r 1 r H' A K xr-Ni, ', ' A 0,5 ig gr. ' 3 t 9 A .5 5 . . 5. Cotton ' R. Dawson J. Deckard H. Drayer D. Droege J. DuLong Q V ,QNNQ Qkb A I C. Goshorn ' wb 'si -A , ., If , .11 S. Graft ' X 4' ..,, I l 3: , '-be .ffl , M. Grim .Q ., .--- w T. Guerin - g 4 .. K LV . L. Haggard ' . M f ' N -. C. Hammon '..g. 1-. . W ' '.. 1 R. Hilsmier 1- fqpni' 'Sf' K J. Hunter Q ' . 1, D. Imel ., D Q. , i ' 2 ' Y. Kreigh 4 24 M DQN 'I 'Q fi Grade 1 P. McCord R. -..: I ... 6 t.M,dN 6,0 M. Murchland if' b . bg ,T ' 1 . ' 4 ' B- Rich . e . l 1 T3 K- Slaughter 5' - i. V D fi Q , Y . . f r. r ...W wr. ivwWMf.a'e1.Q.wzeQif M 1-.4 D. Smith - ' fi Q .H- L. Smith A 6' - '- V. Smith - 5 3 - in D. Todd V g, I Q ,xm- G. Wickliffe . Q ifiif, 1? ' O M. Wilburn , B. Wilson 1 V 7 , , Q J. Yaney 4' r.'5 ' WX' 4 l . J H5 1 ' ,I ,A Q Q l 4 y Q i w A ja ,Q ff' kr If .fz i?.m:. ma: ,151-s , Q' V ' Wi I, rgly. Us E.: ' sri Ahunl -R, .mkiillmt ff fff H 55.51 Nof'35'5 3wf if-W I .4 an 1- l . ' , X V- 6 ., 51 . X ' , Y 'W' B ' B. Bargerhuff , I, nj Dx ' ' n N, L. Berg V . ' sis? Q eff: gt., . 'l . V. Confer lf, 1 '. '- ' 'N 5 'Q ' . 7 Il? R. Duncan ' .4 ' i . ,6-an V 'Q , . X 4- T. Foughry N X 1? ' -J' Q 4' R. Gibson ' . A Q X Q ' J. Howard be E ' - A 'A'J' A. .lohnson Q ' C, 1 Q -- izfiff fl' F g lr, N il:li'lW+,r1'k .,:41g . 4 --- l ... -'Mm v . inf' 5 J ,ivwlirl N. in ' ' Q 3 -6- C. Johnson . A . l -J E. Papunen .4 -. . ' ' 51' B. Schaefer . 'cf' . 4-' . A Weikel 9 . 'Es 1 . do H -X . - - lo 1 l 2- e . .-A' P. wen,- -I D Q if S. Yager in -mg: -C .f' .XA-' f ' -. ...x N f or if Grade 1 and 2 S. Barr C. Berndt C. . C. Brandyberry EF! K. Carney D. Clark T35 R+ D. Connett , 42 l R. Coverdale N. , 'T' SX J. Gallacher .. I L M n xbbbn nl it I J. Hardin ,. A ' ' ' ,, x ' C 1. Houser ' ' .gg 5 '. B. Krick , 5 1 . In . . M ' 'U M. McBride WH' D. McCord . lf ' .. - .. A .I 2,4 W G. Meredith l . I fffhiff V' ie, 1 'l .x P. Nyffeler rr. Mm S . xii .' A A . l J. Smith Mike Stoppenhagen K. Welling liz? fi - . .5 vw --ef W4 Q... ... i 3f5..asFA. , ' Co-Sponsorerf by i OSSIAN JOURNAL Ossian. Indiana and CITY MARKET Ossian. Indiana 1.4 fn, ffl! -. 1 Kg. 'shui - fx Q?g1Tff.az, . l t We hope that this endeavor has brought you something that will stamp upon your mind cher- ished memories that might fade with time, were there no reminders. We have further attempted to register, pictorially, some of the highlights of the 1957-58 school year. if Grade A Milk and Dairy Products Vifamin A Homogenizecl Pasleurized Milk CI1ocoIa+e Milk BuHermiIk Coffee Cream CoH'age Cheese Orange Drink Bufler and Cheese NIGHT TELEPHONE I335 GERBER'S CENTRAL BLUFFTON, INDIANA 203 WEST MARKET DAIRY CRAIGVILLE GARAGE Appliances and Gif+s CORN CRIBS, SPRAYERS ELEVATORS. WAGONS Phone 66 CraigviIIe LANTZ POU LTRY CO. PouI'Iry, Eggs, and Feed ZI3 N. ScoH' Sf. Phone 297 BLUFFTON, INDIANA WILLIAM STEFFEN 81 Complimenfs of Sfafe Road No. I Nor'I'h SEQSQE FINER Foons Phone I058 BLUFFTON, INDIANA Complimenfs of ZANDER E. MALCOLM, D.C. 3I7 S. Main S+. Phone I82 BLUFFTON, INDIANA MOSER IMPLEMENT CO Dealers of ALLIS CHALMERS, MASSEY HARRIS, NEW IDEA, NEW HOLLAND, AND DUNHAM Farm Machinery Blufffon, Indiana CompIimen+s of VAU GH N LI PP VOGUE SHOP, INC. Women's Apparel 206 W. Markef BLUFFTON. INDIANA ALLEN-WELLS CO. R.E.M.C. Power-Hea+-Lighi OSSIAN, INDIANA GERBER FURNITURE BLUFFTON, INDIANA The Fines'r in Home Furnishings WESTERN AUTO HOOSIER ASSOCIATED STORE GRAIN 8' SUPP'-Y Hme Owned by C. D. BU'-TER Grain-Fer+iIizer-Seeds-Coa 2I7 Wesi' Markef S'free'I' Feed and Sanding BLUFFTON, INDIANA Phone 746 BLUFFTON, IND. CompIimenI's of TYNDALL CO. CIo+hing and Shoes for 'Dad and Lad BLUFFTON. INDIANA MALOLEY FOOD MARKET WAYNEDALE, IND. C I f STAHL'S ompimen+s o THE uNIoNDAI.E HOZIE QTCRE as, Ires Groceries, Ice Cream UNIONDALE, INDIANA 224 and I KINGSLAND, INDIANA MONUMENTS AND MARKERS We Will Design Any Sfone for Your Need WARE MONUMENT COMPANY V2 Mile Nor'rh on Road I BIuf'fI'on, Indiana See or Call HENRY HECKLEY, Ossian Rep. Tocsin Phone 2 on 4 MONTGOMERY WARD MAIN CLEANERS Phone 860 322 S. Johnson S+. BLUFFTON, INDIANA BLUFFTON. INDIANA Producers of Crushed SI'one and AgricuI+uraI Limes+one Roo+ Beer-Spanish Ho+ Dogs Chicken in +I'ie BasIce'r Phone II7-c OSSIAN, IND. Phone 658 BLUFETON, IND NATIONAL OIL 81 GAS, INC. PHILLIPS be, PRoDucTs Phillips 66 Gasoline-Kerosene-Oils Mo'Ior Oil and Greases TANK TRUCK SERVICE Phone 53 P. O. Box l28 BI-UFFTON. IND- CompIimen'I's of DR. J. T. SCOTT BLUFFTON, INDIANA BOWMAN'S GARAGE OSSIAN, INDIANA Be-Plan-Build Modern Use Ready-Mixed ConcreI'e BLUFFTON READY MIX CO. Concre+e Blocks Concrefe and Masonry Supplies 659 BOND ST. Phone I8 MOSER OLIVER SALES A CompIe're Line of Farm Machinery Phone I575 W. Silver S+. BLUFFTON, INDIANA I. H. C. Farm Machines In+erna+ionaI Trucks Cadillac Cars WARE BAKER CO. BIuf'F+on, Indiana BLUFFTON CONCRETE VAULT CO Builders of OuaIiI'y SEPTIC TANKS FHA Approved HARRY J. STALL AND SON Phone III7I Blufffon, Ind. MOSER SUPER SERVICE STEURY BOTTLING CO. HEART CLUB COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE HIRES Marian and MarIceI' S'rree'I's DOUBLE COLA Phone 30c Blufffon, Indiana BLUFFTON, INDIANA Phone 676 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK General Banking Travelers Checks Member F. D. I. C. Telephone-L5 BLUFFTON INDIANA Complimenrs of GOSHORN MARKET HENLINE'S MILL OSSIAN, INDIANA and NAPIANA FEEDS We Appreciafe Your Pa+ronage OSSIANI INDIANA Box 3 Phone-ISO AIRPLANE SERVICE STATION CompIeI'e Line of Phillips 66 Produc'Is Trop-Arc+ic AII Wea1'I1er Mofor Oil LUBRICATING-WAXING WASHING-POLISHING Phone 75 24 Hour Service Bluffion, Ind. A. fn. v e 55 , fra. Cv-Sponsored by HOWER TOOL and CUTTER GRINDING Ossian. Indiana ' anal - CHRONISTER DRUG STORE Ossian. Indiana '1 Pl: ,ky fl , lwdl xg 1 1' Lx fl. f ' fc- J 4 v n, ' 'Wu' - V f f , -Q 4,5 bp, U 7 . M . .1 G w ,yr 'l.: . 1 - Af' , I 'Qnx1.,, .QNI x '31 M Q.. .,h! 11. V pil. vn,f..1, . , pw HJ: 't .1 h an I -A Y 5' I'