Ossian High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

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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

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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

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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 !