Pierceton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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I personally appreciate the excellent cooperation I have reciev- ed from our school board, our fine faculty group, and from the members of the student body. It is my fondest hope that Pierceton will con- tinue to grow in loyalty, cooperation, and educational opportunities. ,MM K K . ,E.QQf . W E Q il N 4. 5: f i X ,N . Xm. NNW f wif: ,QRS . ,,.. SEQ ::. i va . ..h. 7 5 K xkgx Q' .S - A pvsyt- f -Nix 55553-5 . X : ,. wi Q X N - f 3 X XS Xb - . QRS , ' wf ,S .- 2 .win - X f - 31 1 'R Lxfgk Us 141 L fsxgik N in Q b M fm Q, Xin Fw i P R ' NN wx ffif ix x f im Nix Q x N 4 'gh Q 'wks , , N vw X 1 Q X X i r Q X Svggti ss, 'X' XNEQQQYSEIX is 'J M15 -A L f A L xii . X 5 Q 1 ' .AG Y Y: i- 1 iiiisix 05? ,X . R X . -E5 Xi .L N Lt . :xx .. Q.X. -g if hx H A A . fi 'X . K .: ,N K If 'Z - 5313 ? ' flqi ' . - it Ss! 1 Ag 15651 NN 'z K xi'-ay 1 g Sw, . .X bQx.i,k3: Q . K K N 1 . il as -gl' f I X nf 'af U RSX X wxxw 3' ,....w...---W X.,,x,. mu. WM - QQ Schwlbami V 1 i Maynard Spann, Richard Fletcher, James Tuttle, Carl Franks, walter Warner. On August l,1955,we will be celebrating the third birthday of the Monroe-washington School Corporation. We have gone a long way since 1952 in cementing this school unit into a working partnership, which has proved very advantageous to both townships. The members of our first board were President, Richard Pletcherg Secretary, Clifford Sellers, Treasurer, James 0. Tuttle. Colonel L. Likens and Maynard Spann made up the balance of the school board. Since 1952, the personnel of the school board has changed from time to time,but we have always been fortunate to have the same high type people directing the affairs of the Corporation. The work of this board has been very unselfish in dealing with the problems of the schools, and at no time has partisan feeling entered into their de- cislons. we are confidently looking forward to one of the finest school systems in the county and with the earnest cooperation of all con- cerned, that aim is assured. Willa fx 5 . This year the seniors chose the motto nToday Decides Tomorrown and robin-egg blue and silver as class colors. A red rose was se- lected Bl class flower. The annual uSkip Dayn was a trip to Pokagon State Park. To- boganning, sleding, table tennis, and pool were enjoyed by every- one. The class of 'SS sponsored a combined bingo party and cake- walk as a money raising plan. One gross of fire-extinguishers was also sold by the class. Their last fund making scheme was a turkey raffle held during the Pierceton-Akron basket ball game. The profits from these projects went toward the Boersma Train Trip to New York City and washington D.C. A visit to Capitol Hill to see the House and Senate Rooms and to watch Congress in session is planned. Mt. Vernon and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers will be seen while in Washington D.C. A boat ride around New York and a sightseeing bus tour is scheduled to give the seniors a prospective view of the city life. The class is also planning to view the inside of a big ocean liner. Two n ghtclubs are on the list of interests for the seniors-one in Washington and one in New York. Miss Yontz and Mr. Mowrey arc to accompany the group on the journey. CLASS OFFICERS Jim Stouffep CPresidentj Barbara Gebert CSecretaryJ Ted Tinkey lVice Presidentj Don Ring CTreasurerD Miss Yontz KSponsorJ Mr. Stouffer fSponsor3 ww iw s , 95 at '- -ik wr ' W ' 0 mil: BARBARA BOWMAN Chorus l,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 F.T .A. 2,3,4c Officer 3 President 4 c.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 'Ons Foot in Heawenu 3 BOB CROUCH Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Track 4 F.F,A. 1 Chorus 4 Officer 4 Band l,2,3,4 Student Director 4 U0ne Foot in Heavenu 3 WStudentn Staff 4 Camera Club 4 JN JUNE ELLEN CARROTH RS Siohey 1 Class Officer l 1 Booster Club Chorus 1 Entered 2 F.H.A. 2,3,L GQAOAO 33394 P.H.L.C. 3,4 Officer 4 Chorus 2 MARIETTA DRUDGE Band 2,3,4 Officer 4 F.H.A. 3,4 Officer 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 UStudentW Staff 3,4 P.H.L.C. 2,3,4 Officer 2.3 President 4 Thaspian Society 3,4 Officer 4 Chorus 1 'One Foot in Heavenn 3 Chorus l,2,3,4 Vice President 4 Radio Club 2 F.fz. 2,3,4 officer 3 President 4 Band l,2,3,4 Vice President 4 G.A.A. 1,2 HEchoesN Staff 3,4 UStudentn Staif 3,4 Feature Editor 4 Student Council 4 Officer 4 Camera Club 4 ETTA DRULEY 'sw A W sf fag? 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JIM STOVFFIR NStudentU Staff 2,3,l nEchoes' Staff 3,4 Business Manager 4 Thespian Society 3,4 Irosident 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Truck Q,3,4 Hoosier Boy's State 3 Basketball 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Vice Ireaident 3 President 4 HOne Foot in Heavenn UOn Borrowed Timeu 4 M RLENF WERTENBERGER Chorus 1,2 Gab-QAQ l,2,3,6, F.?.4. l,2,3,4 Thespian Society 3,4 Hitudentu Staff 1,9 NOne Foot in qeavenn 3 TED THYHU' Basketball 2,3,4 Track 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3, Officer 3 Class Officer l,2,3,4 HStudcnt' Staff 4 nhchocnn Staff 4 Band l,2,3,4 Ofiicer 3 President 4 nOne Foot in Hcovenn 3 NOn Borrowed Tizmn 4 BETTY WERTENBERGER Chorus l,2,3,4 NStudentH Staff l Radio Club 1,2 Officer 2 HOne Foot in Heavenu T.H.A. l,2,3,4 Officer 3,4 G.A.A, 1,2,3,4 Officer 3 mhesoisn Cooietv 3,4 3 BARBARA VAN DINE Band l,2,3,4 Pep Inn 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Officer 4 uOne Foot in Hcavenn 3 Thesoian Society 3,4 nEcHoesUStaff 4 Radio Club 1,2 Camera Club 4 MURVEL WHITBHEAD F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Officer 3,4 H0ne Foot in Heavenu 3 Chorus l,2,3,A 3 7' Carte fx' ?3'i1'f'fU S ilsfklifxx TN 11 ISN :- , 1:-Tk fx AFQY I '35-vi . .wx xx .. .L . 1 . f W ' s A . 1.4 SS - 1 s, :.- -: Q :wif N1 itz - . V Q wzxqq. N .g sw Y . X 5, V 13, S Q 5 5 Nix 3' X 3 NS' K K is X gs K X m A 9 s. 'K A xi l X QQ - 1 3 SN is Q as - ,X x Q -Y Q ki? xv ., i mx R3 5 5 Q N 2 1 xg. x-I 2 2 i . .. R . Q, -N Nu, JK N S 1 Y S i im N 5 'I ., in fag A fy A? ' ,QQZQQQ4 in - 1-:. gy, s ii, ' - 55 ' 1 - it: 5 f Yg?...xk fi? Q if Q ' . 13? Y X, X AQ if: it f 'ESS Q NS JAG' Q Q x 1' wwf 25,134 k X 1 4 , 1,2 -' ' 552 r The Junior year is built around sales, Junior Room, cookies, and card sales with which we came through with flying colors. We started the year off with a big bang by having a hayride on September 17 fResults -- week later one member of the class landed in the hospital -- blame it on the foodll A few days later our class rings arrived and after the usual swapping, we went on to continue the year shining our prlzed possessions. Next we tackled card sales with Sue Henderson's team defeating Paul Smith's. The usual payoff, a chili supper was held. Then of course the basketball season started and crowd selling began. Clf we were once shy, we aren't anymore!! It is the privilege of the Junior class to choose three candidates for basketball queen. This year the class chose Rosalie Hartman, Marilyn Slaymaker, and Pat Walsh. Rosalie was selected by the student body as our queen for IQSM-1955. In order to add a little more to our treasury, cookies were sold twice during the year. We Juniors all agree that this year has gone very fast Seriously, most of us are looking forward to our sen- ior year, maybe with a little doubt, but if it com- pares with this year in any way, it will have a hap py ending. CLASS OFFICERS Pat Walsh CSecretaryJ Mr. Mowrey Csponsorl Sue Henderson KTreasurerJ Bert Gebert CPresidentJ Jim Watters Qvlce fresidentk .audi -F'-f Tim Derf Barbara Drudge Susie Galbreath Bertie Gebert Rosalie Hartman Sue Henderson H! ui' K c 4' r f 1 www Ni 'wr-' Ruthene Howard Jeanette Keplinger Tom Kilgore i Ex. z Cecil Kissinger all ag D gx 1 3 Pat Leckrone i s, et 5 Larry Leedy to t 'Y X LL 3 gr W-sis? - i HF . fx ' X f 54 we Q' 41 V, Bob Leiter Carl Morrison Connie Morrison Rex Mort Anita Outcelt Ted Prescott Q. Norman Spangle ff r M-:gf , y - Paul smith ' Darlene Stahl ll i t : ' '- . , . ,ff I L5 x. Q5 A ,f-ui he I ' PW SSRN W A f mvlhb 2 z 'QR 5 . W1 Ls viral xi ga megan, U Dwi ht wal amuth Q e 8 S 5 A Pat Walsh l gr Jim Watters e l Elaine Roberts Don Sellers Jack Sellers Marilyn Slaymaker Dick Slusher Uldis Smidohens ff z-, x l J .sy ,jg f M an N K 5'-1' iw. . Sy li S LHI LDHEN 13 9 . 2:51 Emi 15 FIM ll' U Q P. +1- The class of HEYH, what a gang! The teachers look at us and say Bang, Bang, Bang!CJust kiddingl We do have fun, but we also believe in working. We the future seniors of Hifi have been toiling diligently to obtain some of that green stuff called money. We added to our treasury, a sum of Hh77.93 which had been collected from selling magazines. Judy Stouffer and Bill O'Dell were the lucky classmates receiving the sales- manship watches, as their token for superior salesmanship. T A magazine and class party have highlighted our joyous year which practically never had a dull moment! After ordering our sparkly classrings we consider ourselves g prepared for the Junior year N ahead of us. CLASS OFFICERS S Kenneth Fawley CVice Presidentl Sandra Salman CPresidentJ Mr. Reed CSponsorJ Thelma Conley lSec't.-Treas.7 if! r a.,,,,. uw! 2 U nan 1 Q L - ei - - -we X A ,qhu '2:: Al ff 1 ,,,. .:' ,fe M.! me 'QQ Ev' as ,ef --pq AWQNQA Q15- 3-Q CYS! ga g f,' in 5 'ai rf - Q-'K xlqqng K 1' xxx . kb!-fffxl xt, C i . 5 . -'Q C Q '.:N A 6 Oo W gg A -Q ' mfr. 'u ff? ixwxf- 47 ' We -., an Af ,fl Q 9' fm 1' ik M J! . e r lui 5' r ,. ,ff .arf . 1 M is ' 'X I ..- 4. 15, kv' Q C 1. 1 Mary Albertson Jerry Anders Clara Baker B311 Barnhart Carl Bowser Sandra Brubaker Julia Camden Calvin Carlin Thelma Conley Roger Conley Don Drudge Joy Fawley Kenny Fawley Denton Habbeggar James Hackbirth Estil Kissinger Marva Knoop Phillip McFarren Bill O'De11 Opie Parker Marion Phillips Richard Phillins Julia Ratliff Gayle Reese Qex Rhinehart Jim Rutherford Sandra Salman Rachael Shenefield Ellis Shepherd John Slusher Janet Smith Carol Snyder Charlotte Steiner Judy Stouffer Bob Tenney Ina Van Dine David walsn James Warner Marilyn werstler David Zimmerman Q' -AA e evo 5 X 5 he X X X -, , '-.7 . W2 ' -sfz - as . v fi 1' 'iff' QW., ,lf-' 5 O The day the Freshmen were initiated by the Seniors, the Freshmen girls were seen in giddish dress and with oomically made- up faces during the day. Everytime they saw a Senior girl they met the fate of biting into a lemon. The Fresh- men boys were required to bonor the Senior DQYSDY bowing on thelr knees. That evening at the allsohool party there were tall tales of a trip to an island told by the girlsg the boys made a marriage proposal to some unknown girl. The boys were blind-folded and made to believe that they would jump into a tub of watery but instead, handfuls of water were thrown on them as they made big jumps After fulfilling all se and other ridgculous tasks, y were made full-fledge Pierce High School students. Rojean Hass, Karen Method, Mar- lene Bennett, and Allen Regenos joined the class this year. CLASS OFFICERS Jack Horn fVice President J Mr. Rothgeb CSponsorJ Kay Leifer fSec't.-Treas.J Roger Leedy KPresidentJ Jack Anderson I ' 1 Wy on ef' ,og Rosa Lee Barnhart Marlene Bennett l Don Boggs ?,WY? 1 R Roland Bowman .: 5 M S S Judith Brygider if Alice Buntain iff y' . , d , gf! Jim Busz E4 . joe I Q, !j ? V Dan Christoffel ,Wedf eeee A, A , 'ri . . .Lk AAWM-AM ,.-, 1 . 1 my Vonita Conley Jim Elder i n Sandra Fisher- gg, Rojean Haas n I , ,:..,-. E F Ju. - Normalee Henderson Jack Horn Anna Jefferson Max Jones Sandra Kain Densel Keener Gerald Kiser Sonny LaRue SQVX AZZ. !! Pat Albert Velma Albertson Donald Arms Devon Faulkner Cvice President! Judy Snyder lPresidentl Becky White fTreasurerD Jean Roberts KSecretaryJ Mrs. Moe Miss Studebaker fSponsorsJ Edgar Bailey Jim Baublitt Cora Bay! G1en.B1anchard Janice Blanchard Patty Camden Jan Carter Paula Casner Terry Cole David Conlev Irma Cook Max Elder Devon Faulkner Barbara Fisher Dianne Gebert Malveen Hill Junior Howard Carlton Jensen Bill Kain Susie Keplinger Mary Kilgore Richard Kinney Eddie Lee Bobby Jo Leifer Ted Long Rex Mast Charles Morrison John McFarren Jack McMeekin Lynn Pletcher Q 'RV +..,s ' S. vi I. L? f ' N A CY 1 1rL E if 'R Q rlz. fr Q1 A - was .,::,. ea X NSY Xb, E C X 4 . - .Q A W2 A W, , J , if R ' A 4 T ' 'ff' 1 X if V Y 'SY ,Tx sl Q fu 15 't ,J X , I sf' a x 5 Pf! ' 0 S: - - 7' ' fr 3' ,E Yi XKW 5 A 1 NA .1P'3u-PX A if -aw Alfred Plew Beth Rider J' Jean Roberts Q5 X Betty Rutherford 4' ,nm X K Max Spawn ffl J' - if . :,'5XL Asenath Shepherd Joann Shepherd Barbara Slusher Judy Snyder wendall walls Cinda Webster Jim werstler Rebecca White Gloria Jean Wine Teddy Zorn S32 'YZ' 'Q X i sd i Fx: X. 0111. 1. x K 1 1 l.audifi Q A .Qt x4:f,f v X -i Rex Cole fVice Presidentl Mr. Niles CSponsorJ Bob Cole KPresidentJ Mr. Heaton John Stouffer fSec. and Trees. George Alexander Anita Anders Brenda Arms J 3 ,flax E f qw' J' ,MJ Q s:-Sie ' Q , 'gigs' Q ' Russell Bailey Jack Beebe Linden Boggs Linda Burnworth Linda Caudill Rex Cole Robert Cole Judy Crouch Patsy Custer Janet Danner Jerry Shultz Sandra Drudge Carole Elder Elmer Foster Marvin Galbreath Diana Gates Nancy Harris Jeanette Homan Larry Hossler Cecil Hutcherson Mary Lou Jones David Leedy Sharon McMaster Noma Jean Miller Michael Mosher wayne Phillips Barbara Plew Arden Rhoades Bill Schaller Donnie Shepherd Jerry Shultz Glenda Slaven Juliana Smith Linda Steffen Harriett Steiner John Stouffer Robert Stump Mary Jane Tenney Danny walls Douglas walls Larry walls Rex Warner Jo Ann Whitehead Hilda wince Maurice Wise jsxgigfw q:y,q, Q f Q X f X X Q x QQ Q ' 'J-:fx xx qw I v , J S Say Q ,,. an I x y 'L S ' : ir' . X ,f X 'S I ie XX my K na' . . ' ,asa W- s SSEAQ an Nfl fy: s , L 1 SS as 5' S 'S' f X ,ay sn ,gsm 4' S if 1 A X X 2- S b ' f ,:'5 S' Z - SE?E?b 5?gQb, klgk ,ff. ,Q . S E J, 'gxw'qvi ,N :RS S I1 ' 4,,,,W -ti' X f '?x S as S S . K -: . . 1' 'Qfg S- fl '-H - .rv :PMA l Left to right: Clst rowb Larwill Stump, Robert Griffith, Reuben Conley, Lowell Druley, Larry Banning, Gary Earnhart, Ronald Mast, Barbara Conley, Janice Drudge, Carol Abenante C2nd rowb Brent Leifer, Judy Tenney, Max Cole, Jon Fitzsimmons, Allan Anders, Jerry Rosbrough, Judy Reed, Stanley Pequignot, Bob Wolfe, Rodger Albertson 13rd rowl Karen Kenny, Stewart Miller, Larry Williamson, Dale wine, Karen Winsley, Diane Bowman, Patsy Horn, Joe Crouch, Jack Keener, Karen Sleighter Chth row? Buddy Walls, Iona Walls, Maria Martinez, Sally Clevenger, Beth Goble, Susan Beebe, Janice Cutler, Sharon Moe, Becky Pletcher, Alma Morrison, David Mowrey M... 'af' fa M4 vfwvaiuf 'lil L Left to Right: Klst rowj Jerry Hartman, Johnny Scott, Ronald Rhodes, Rose wiegand Barbara Williamson, Beth white, Judy Carter, Bobby Danner, Mary Faulkner, Jeanette Keener, Barbara Steiner. 12nd rowi Janet Noble, Teddy Keener, Janet Crouch, Marcia Lenwell, Janet wright, Joan Harris, Cheryl Rosbrugh, Angela Hernandez, San- l3rd row? Raul Martinez, Eddie Jefferson, Bobby walls Stevie Kerr Alan Dixson, Danny Mowrey, Sereta Fisher, David Jenson: Nancy Trump Raymond Abenata. 1 Left to right: Clst rowl Stanley Smith, Tommy Flora, Johnny Stump, Rexeen Sy- monds, Carl Lehman, Max Zorn, Barbara Albertson, Janice Pollock, Allene Phillips, Patrick Abenante, Douglas Rood, Jerry Blanchard 12nd rowb Rickie Derr, william Stump, Jr., Kent Lewis, Patsy Speigle, Henry Whiteman, Amos Stump, Phillip Conley, Sheila Out- celt, Teresa Gates, Lynne Beebe, Lynn Goble, Kay Cain, Terry Hill 13rd rowl Eddie Cotton, Carolyn Cain, Sharon Keplinger, Joan Conley, David LaRue, Nancy Mowrey, James Kilgore, Cheryl Springer, Roy Russel, Phillip Rhoades, Cindy Reed, Sus n Biggs Q i. Left to right: Qlst rowl Priscilla Baker, Carol Ann Henderson, Kenton Grimm, San- dra Cole, Ronnie McClarnon, Rosa Mae Griggs, Jo Ann Abenante, Mar- lane Stump, Larry Stevens, Michael Caudill. 12nd row? Terry Kissinger, Carolyn Griffith, Jane Tuttle, Sharon Pequignot, Brenda Bennett, Donna Hanley, Beth Casner, Judy Phillips Sharon weaver, Roger Earnhart. 13rd rowj Junior Richmond, Fred Martine, Dee Jay Harris, Richard wine, Pete Santos, Albert Surfus, Eddie Rhoades, Max Glumac, David May, Patti Niles, Rebecca Gebert. Chth rowl Tom Parker, Howard Barnhart, Raymond Slusher, Bernard Kiser,John Rhoades, Tom Lohr, Mania Miller, Tom Fitzsimmons, Diane Miner, Anita English, Wanda Phillips. gy jaw! 5 Left to right: Clst rowb Judy Ann Burkes, Jimmie Collier, Elaine Meeks, Ken- neth Pollock, Sharon Zorn, Michael Abenante, Marsha weaver, Peggy Wolter, Barry Fisher 12nd rowb Butch LaRue, Robert Williamson, Cinda wright, Gale Danner, Tommy Long, Kathy Burnsworth, Sammy Lehman, Sandra Williamson, Sharon Bryant, Carol Sue Tuttle 13rd rowj Kathy Lenwell, Alan Gradeless, Elbert Hall, Dick Wells, Cynthia Sweethiemer, Charles Clift, Mike Niles, Rita Taylor, Janet Hite, Gary Archer Mrs.Mc1uzy YW Left to right: Clst rowl Dean Kaiser, John Stevens, Joyce Hite, Gloria Isbell, Janice Parker, Patty Bays, Pansy Baker,Janet Finken, Sharon Steiner Roger Alley, Jose Martinez. 42nd rowj Linda Bowser, Linda Lohr, Kaye Grime, Carolyn Gebert, Linda Lee Bennett, Judy Williamson, Barbara Kerr, Beverly Tennant, Susan Meeks, Marcia Morrison, Morleen Symonds, Judy Ann Haywood. 13rd rowl Chester Zorn, Cheryl Rager, Tommy Mahoney, David Grade- less, Charles Williams, Laura Stickler, Michael Miner, Mark Hubartt Bobby wine, Neal Meloy, Bill Bailey, Jonny Conley. lAbsent-Tony Huffl gal!! if EA Num Si, .. , -W v'0.6 .0 K X XTQQ X X . ,. . X A X 3 X fx Q.. X Q Q XXX Q O .up 5 . Wu is mrs dwawuzm fmnwff Swwm am ww: jfmfmjlayijhb QWJWW 3 Ai , Ts-EQ ff . ,H+ Ax vii, Aa L ESR 3 . Si? v.,: Q - 'S W f mf 7 .4 .Af QQ +5 f 'F xx 35 Q, S ,W 55 iv.. i A V' A TJ' 'Ea- I . I i K liek ss 3 al Fi M 34 vi' 5 , vu? 3 . XXX! X Q .. ,X if 'I 1 'I ,W ,, -1 5 I 'P' 1 I f X. ,xx 'S 95359-HAHA M-4.:, a-+H...,,,W , M wg if .. 1 1. .. 3.9. L f :Q it-Y ' N, 11. J L 1 if X if YN 5 E N SX if N SI S 5 S S 2 QI? 'YL'- M. 3533 C Dick Reed Junior High Basketball Burt Niles Varsity and B-team Basketball Marvin Heaton Freshman Basketball Richard Rothgeb Varsity Baseball S- X I, 0 Yi . l, fwffl Kenny Fawley Gary Barnes Bob Baker I .: TSI ' x 'Ei N ,fl-L .air .1 E- .. ' X Wk . ,fn f , AV . , T .ix 3 . - an x x 'Pl' YR, QP x Nim X A JK Cseatedl Bertis Gebert, Rex Mort, Jim watters, Jack Sellers, Ted Tinkey fstdfldingl Tim Derf, Jim Stouffer, Terry Faris, Dick Slusher, Bob Crouch The Pierceton Cubs have turned out a successful season. They will enter the Sectional Tournament with a 16-6 record. The Cubs started the season with winning the first two games. Columbia City defeated the Cubs in the third game, but Pierce- ton bounced back to win the next three games before going into a losing streak. The Cubs started to improve by tourney time and they ventured to the final game before they were nosed out by Silver Lake in the last seconds of the Same. The Cubs finished their regular season play with uflying colorsu. The Cubs will meet Leesburg in their opening game of the Sectional Tourney. Was rika AQUA KJ. 3 N I, . ,fljaln I A l is , -i X i is 5 Q I ? S J! 1 S hx cmigi J Rex Mort Junior 5'6H, 120 lb. SCHEDULE Oggoents E2 Leesburg 66 Syracuse 7h Columbia City 38 Beaver Dam 68 Atwood 53 South Whitley Sh Warsaw Sh Milford So Silver Lake MS Mentone M8 Claypool 61 Etna Green M9 County Tourney Milford 55 Mentone M8 Silver Lake SM North Manchester Sh Chester 6h Sidney 72 North Webster 63 Akron 65 Albion S3 Jim Watters E??33f IU9 lb. Tim Derf 2991 Etiiif 114.1 lb. 53 67 62 Ml 38 53 57 2321S30uch 56 5'11N, 1u5 lb. 77 I+? 36 50 B2 56 ua hh 50 57 59 Larry Slusher M3 Sophomore 6'. 160 lb. E-jawn CRow IJ Bill Barnhart, Bob Tenney, Cecil Kissinger, Opie Parker, Jim Rutherford lRow 23 Bob Leiter, Richard Williamson, David Zimmerman, Estil Kis- singer, Roger Conley, Rex Rhinehart SCHEDULE Oggonents We Leesburg 36 Syracuse 33 Columbia City Z6 Beaver Dam 6 Atwood M6 Warsaw 2h Milford 30 Silver Lake hh Mentone 20 Claypool 11.9 Etna Green 37 North Manchester 39 Chester Sh Four Way Tourney So. Whitley 35 3 Col. City Sidney 7 North Webster 32 Akron Sh Albion M3 They 53 38 58 O 25 29 21+ 39 18 39 21+ 30 22 3h 33 35 35 27 The second team came through with a successful season. The team got off to a bad start by losing their first two games, but they came back to end the season with a lk-6 record. During the season they ventured to Columbia City to bring back a h-way tourney victory. The Cubs show valuable pros pects for future seasons. 7' Left to right: Sonny Larue, Rex Slusher, Max Jones, Arden Lieter, Roger Leedy, Jack Horn, Gerald Kaiser, Rex Cole, Martin Parker. SCHEDULE Oggonent Bourbon North Webster Huntington Syracuse Chester Manchester Warsaw Columbia City Four Way Tourney Rochester Huntington South Whitley Ligonier Akron Wabash Albion E221 26 20 26 21 23 32 29 30 22 25 22 33 29 3M 32 The Freshman squad ended a very successful season with a 15-1 record. The Cubs won their ftrst two games.and lost their third game. The Cubs then finished the season with- out a defeat. The Cubs won a A way tourney by defeating Ro- chester in the first round and then they defeated Huntington to bring back the victory. Hugh!! I CRow lRow Horn fRow Tim Dorf, Bertis Gebert, Bob Baker Tom Kilgore, Rex Slusher, Kenny Fawley, Jim Watters, Jack 31 Opie Parker, David Zimmerman, Rex Rhinehart, Bob Crouch, DBPP011 Mort, Gary BarneS NST, Dick Slusher, Jim Stouffer, Bob Tenney, Paul Smith vf Fz6M The PHS baseball team was again the run- nerup to the country champs. The Cubs went all the way through the reg- ular season without losing a game. In the County tournament the were beaten by the Mil- ford ballclub after li grueling innings of base ball. These lh innings were played at three different times, however. The two teams met at the Syracuse diamond with a cloudy sky threatening to burst at al- most any second. The Cubs took a 3-run lead early in the opening innings, but could not get in the required S innings before the rain be- gan to fall. The two teams met again to start a brand new ballgame. Again they were rained out with neither team scoring. The third time they met, the Milford team 8ot the first run, the only run they got during the entire campaign, but also the only run they needed to beat Pierceton and capture the county championship. The Cubs look forward to a fine season again next year, and are going to try to bring the baseball championship to Pierceton and a fine coach, Dick nltchyn Bothgeb. ww .iv iff, ..,Y K E E .... , pzzf, ,Q - 1.23. if I'-:lf-?L Yi Q 'Q aff Q 'X ig 1? , My .:x, W X , Q N X 8 Sax . X fx f QS , wx Q xx X 'Fi 15 3 fc .A ' 1 ...A . April April April April April April Huntington lst South Whitley 2nd Pierceton 3rd Manchester Mth Pierceton lst Manchester 2nd Pierceton lst Larwill 2nd Chester 3rd Pierceton lst Milford 2nd Bourbon 3rd Pierceton lst N.Webster 2nd Etna Green 3rd COUNTY TOURNEY Pierceton lst N.webster 2nd CONVERSE RELAYS Pierceton 3rd V lst 2nd 3rd sth The track team turned out a very good performance in the spring of '5M. They end- ed the season with a 6-l re- cord and came in third place at the converse relays. One of the highlights of the sea- son was the winning of the county track tournament. Dur- ing the meet, George Winsley broke the MMO yard dash record by .6 seconds. The old record was 53.8 and the new record is 53.2. The winners are as follows: place: winsley- lOO, 220, MMO yd. dashes Mile relay team 2 mile relay team place: Stouffer- Broad jump Derf- Mile run place: Derf- 1 mile run Conley- 2 mile run Slusher- lOO yd. dash place: Mort R Ulrey- Tie in pole vaulting it x Jim Watters, Cecil Kissinger Jack Sellers, Terry Faris George Winsley, new record hold- ,'h,t er of county MMO yard dash. 5 'id iff-3fz'2'55 'p ' Ceouf 1 CROW ll Danny Christoffel, Gerald Ka1ser, Martin Parker. Dick Cole CRow 21 Jim warner, Jack Sellers, Bob Leiter, Bill Barnhart Denton Habegger, Roger Leedy, Rex Mort KRow 33 Jim Busz, Max Jones, Roger Conley, Arden Leiter, Richard Williamson, Terry Faris John Slusher, Ted Tinkey, Cecil Kissinger Don Boggs jf. F fBack row! Ted Long, Alfred Plew, Larry Walls, Donald Arms, Lynn,Pletcher, Max Spann. CFront row! Terry Cole, Jimmy Werstler, John Stouffer, John McFarren , Devon Faulkner SCHEDULE Opponents Wg North Webster 2h Milford 29 Syracuse 23 Columbia City Eh Leesburg 22 Warsaw 16 Sidney 2h North Webster 21 Syracuse 30 North Webster Zu Leesburg hh Sidney 16 121 S2 38 31 51 25 33 31+ 36 21 35 36 15 The Jr. High team got off on a slow start by losing their first 8 games. Then the Cubs found their mark and were able to come through with a 9-3 record, The Cubs played in a A-way tourney, but were un- able to win the championship, having been defeated by Wolf Lake. The second team of the Jr. High were unable to get a good start,but they ended the season with an 8-3 record. v Lldwym Xofaibjfflfffvfwb a4f2eZZzZZ Qufmo A'eZ?2z0zy Quan Sbygigwacd X Cnzmaiirz Jwdmm ddiwzdmt 10711 WWZE ffjfww. EQAIAGQML 3001115 6 jzihw WQIMQM 0651464 Call!! EFJEQS alia 1 9 , Z., rm '-x -. L - - ' . I Y Ffa 1 , -Q A 5 is N Xpss 4 I R :rg yy M Q SPM-4071 mt 5,5 H '?3fZZ'Z lubfhiu. 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Carol Rhinehart, Etta Druley, Barbara Bowman Marva Knoop, Judy Stou ffer alt J Bob Crouch, Sandra Brubaker, Shirley Mc Connell, Paul Smith Charlotte Steiner Bam! 1 s CRow lb Joan Smith, Becky White, Bobby Jo Leifer, Judy Crouch, Ina Van Dine, Sandra Kain, Charlene Tenney, Linda Steffen, Jean Roberts, Norma Henderson, Phyllis Williamson, Janice Cutler, Judith Brygider Janet Smith, Rachael Shenefield KRow 29 Barbara Van Dine, Rojean Haas, Etta Druley, Rosalie Hartman, Sue Henderson, Marietta Drudge, Anita Outcelt, Mariley Slaymaker, Pat Walsh, Pearl Widman, Judy Stouffer, Kay Leifer, Diane Gebert, Linden Boggs KRow 31 Jim Warner, Bob Snyder, Lynn Pletcher, Dwight Walgamuth, Tom Kilgore, David Zimmerman, Ted Tinkey, Bob Crouch, Max 'Jones, Jack Warner, Bernt Widman, George Alexander, Danny Christoffel, Jack Beebe, Director Robert J. Smith The PHS Band, under the direction of Robert Smith, has partici- pated in many parades, contests, and high school band days during the past year. In the fall, we attended band days at both Manchest- er College and Purdue University. The Halleck Day Parade, Mermaid Festival, Warsaw Centennial, and our Haloween parade were some of the parades where Pierceton passed in review. We won fifty dollars in prize money for parade marching. A new bass horn and a baritone were pruchased by the band. Tech- nic classes were something on the nnew' list this year, too. Each individual group practiced cne'hour a week besides regular rehearsal time. Ensembles such as clarinet trios, the woodwind quartet, trumpet trios, saxaphone quartet, a drum ensemble, a trombone duet , and a baritone duet grow out of these technic classes. These en- sembles all participated in the District Music Contest at Fort Wayne Our winter band concert was presented December 8. The program was highlighted by Sousa Marches, Christmas selections. and an arrange ment of nPorgy and Bessn by George Gershwin. The spring concert H111 be held May 6. The Band did its usual performing at basketball games and for the Queen's coronation. We helped our with music at the Student Council programs. The band enjoys playing for you , so keep behind us. Y C Sandra Brubaker, Cynthia wilson, Carol Hathaway, Barbara Drudge, Barbara Bowman ,- Left to right: CRow ll Sue Henderson, Charlotte Steiner, Ina Van Dine, Shirley McConnel, Marilyn Slaymaker, Dorothy Bowman, Pearl Widman, Mar- garet Finton, Cynthia Meima, Mary Ann Birtwhistle, Etta Druley Row 21 Barbara Van Dine, Sandra Brubaker,Judy Stouffer, Barbara Bowman, Marva Knoop, Melba Rhoades, Dorothy Steffen, Denyse Bolt, Betty Wertenberger, Linda Rider, Pat Walsh, Mr. Smith fRow 37 Paul Smith, Denton Habagger, Bob Tenny, Max Jones, Tom Kilgore, Rex Rhinehart, David Walsh, Ted Tinkey Glow LU James Warner, Bob Snyder, David Zimmerman, Dick Slusher, Bob CP011011, Tim Derf, Murvel Whitehead, Dwight Walgamuth The first big day for our PHS Choir was the County Choral Fest- ival on November lh. The Choral Festival was held at Pierceton this year with our choir acting as host. Prof. Clyde Hols1nger,from Man- chester College, directed the mass chorus of approximately five hun- dred voices. At Thanksgiving time, the choir blended their voices in sacred song, singing at the Community Thanksgiving service held at the Presbyterian Church. After Thanksgiving, The Christmas Concert was next on the list. The selections of Christmas music were presented on December 12. The chorus members caroled in Pierceton following the concert. April 2 will be contest day for the choir. This will be held at Columbia City. Our choir will present three numbers on which they will be judged. fRow lb Elaine Roberts, Carol Hathaway, Phyllis Williamson, Sandra Kain, Judith Brygider, Julia Ratliff, Judy Lee, Sandra Fisher CROW 23 Norma Henderson, ROSH11e Hartman, Cynthia Wilson, Charlene Tenney, Jeanette Keplinger, Clara Baker, Janet Smith, Rachael Shene field CRow 33 Marilyn Werstler, Carol Rhinehart, Patty Russell, Kay Leifer, Barbara Gebert, Marlene Bennett, June Carrothers, Pat Walsh A ' dd 01.724 QRow lj Donnie Sellers, Richard Phillips, Kenneth Fawley, Bexti Gebert, Jim Busz, Brent Widman, Danny Christoffel fRow 21 Donald Drudge, Jerry Anders, James Hackbirth, Jack Seller Burl Knoop, Ted Tinkey, Jim Crouch KRow 31 Bill O'De1l, John Slusher, Danny Elder, Sonny La Rue, Jacl Bolinger, Darrell Mort, Roland Bowman PJILC CSeatedJ June Carrothers Margaret Fintbn Marietta Drud M , , ge, ary Ann Birtwhistle fStandingJ Miss Yontz, Linda Rider, Virginia Rosbrugh, Pat Leck- rone, Darlene Stahl, Jackie Smith, Ruthene Howard, Elaine Roberts ' i i--inf !!:::,LEmee..,Q!lsl9 The Library Club, organized several years ago, has been a great credit to our school. The girls do many things to give the students a wealth of information. Processing the new books for both Monroe and Pierceton is one of the duties of the club. This process consists of breaking the books, inserting cards and date slips, marking backs, and filing them in their respectiveplaces. Another duty is to make bulletin board displays each month. Along with these tasks, each girl is assigned certain duties for one week. On Wednesdays, the club meets as a class during school hours. Aside from all their work, the club finds time for fun. Three parties were held, a picnic at the Flowing Well and a ride on the dixie, another picnic at Ducky L0ng's cottage, and the high light, a dinner party at Miss Yontz'shome. The school can be proud to know that all of these girls are members of the High School Librarian's Association. fm Seated - Marva Knoop, Mr. Meitzler, Barbara Bowman, Miss Bryant Standing - Bob Snyder, Pearl Widman, Jim warner, Judy Stouffer, Dave Walsh, Carol Snyder, Sue Henderson, Pat Walsh, Dorothy Steffen, Uldis Smidchens, Phil McFarren, Larry Cole The Future Teachers under the direction of Miss Bryant and Mr. Meitzler have completed an interesting year of being ntea- cher's little helpers . The FTA members help grade papers, keep study halls, sub for absent teachers, tear tests, or doing little odd jobs to help out the teachers. During the last semester the club started a milk program selling white milk for one cent and chocolate for two cents. The students all seemed to enjoy the mid-morning snack. 17335, f' we hope to gain more Future Teachers next year. X 'fz -Dx 2: EEE an IQ' . I K ,sl , efgf 1 1 9 is ai 3 FEEL W5 V if gg , A if A if QW Q 'Xie X. 4 V i w X 5 'f'F Seated - Pearl Widman, Mr. Heitzler, Larry C015 Standing - Susie Galbreath, Elaine Roberts, Carol Snyder, NOPMI Handvrson, Key Leiter, sandra Salman, Brent widman, Larry Leedy, Dorothy Bowman, Rosalie Hartman Not pictured - Etta Druley and Barbara Van Dine A high school student stopped Hr. Hsitzler in the hall of P.H.S. and asked that a camera club be organized. That is the story of the beginning of the club. The members of the nlub are those who have cameras and those who are interested in photograph . Next year the Snapshoters plan to aid in taking pie tures for the year book. The first meeting of the club was called on January 31, and the following officers were elected, president, Dorothy Bowman: vice president, Pearl Widmang secretary, Sandra Salman, treasurer, Carol Snyder. After a short disuossion, the members planned to name their club the 'Pierceton High School Snapshotersn. 'llv 1 QV NP- , ,,.. I9 af E3 I N, f Q 6 . lSeatedD Michael Mosher Sandra Brubaker N H d Rachael Shenefield, Linda Caudill, Barbara F13?Zi, ZEXBEZZEL cstandingy Laffy Leedys M91 Jones, BOT! Baker, Allen Gebert Jim Stouffer, Larry Cole, Etta Druley, Mr. Rothgeb ' The Student Council had many Hirons in the firen this year as they worked energetically promoting funds for a new and larger trophy case in the community building. Don Lane's Cavalcade of Stars was the feature money raising program. Free tickets were given to all the Pierceton and Monroe students. A profit of around S800 was estimated. The funds remaining were to be disposed of by student choice, either in purchasing choir robes, playground equipment or a camera for the newly organized Camera Club. The Student Council also sponsored the Basketball Queen Coronation and helped with the dance after the Silver Lake Coronation and helped with the dance after the Silver Lake game. Two school parties, sponsored by the Student Council, were held this year. ,lwJp. Seated - Betty wertenberger, Miss Studebaker Standing - Barbara Van Dine, Marietta Drudge, Dorothy Steffen, Barbara Bowman, Bob Snyder, Merlene wertenberger, Jim Stouffer, Barbara Gebert, Carol Rhinehart Ago!! Dance, Dance, Dance, any one for a dance? The preceeding seems to be the motto for the Pep Hop Society. This club is Cyou guessed it! a dance club, composed of Sophomore girls. These ambitious girls have sponsored two dances this school yean The first being after the coronation of the basketball queen. Before this big event, free dancing lessons were given to any student desiring to learn. The last dance was in honor of the varsity, manag- ers, cheerleaders, and, of course, Mr. Niles. Mr. Niles was crowned King of Hearts, and Mrs. Niles was crowned Queen of Hearts. I Left to right: Thelma Conley, Carol Snyder, Julia Camden, Julia Ratliff, Marva Knoop, Rachael Shene- field, Joy Fawley, Ina Van Dine, Janet Smitl Judy Stouffer, Sandra Salman, Marilyn Werst- ler, Sandra Brubaker, Charlotte Steiner 9710 CRow ll Carol Hathaway, Barbara Van Dine, Sandra Kain, Rachael Shenefield, Pat Leckrone, Anna Mae Jefferson, Rosalie Barnhart, Charlotte Steiner, Sandra Brubaker CRow 25 Etta Druley, Marilyn Slaymaker, Carol Rhinehart, Judy Stouffer, Cynthia Wilson, Phyllis Williamson, Joy Fawley, Judith Brygider, Judy Lee, Sandra Fisher CRow 33 Mrs. Moe, Barbara Gebert, Janet Smith, Ina Van Dine, Patty Russell, Marilyn Werstler, June Carrothers, Beverly Spangle, Char- lene Tenney, Alice Buntain lRow hy Norma Henderson, Kay Leifer, Carol Snyder, Marva Knoop, Sandra Salman, Merlene wertenberger, Dorothy Steffen, Marlene Bennett, Marietta Durdge, Linda Rider, Betty wertenberger, Barbara Bowman The Future Homemakers of America have accomplished much this year and have had their share of good times. The officers, members, and advisor are working toward being an honor chapter. This can only be done with the cooperation of each member. The Pierceton F. H. A. girls have enthusiasm to improve their fine reoord'and become an honor chapter. One of the social highlights of the year was the annual F.H.A.- F.F.A. party. The girls served a chili supper, then treated the boys to a show at warsaw. The officers of the Pierceton Chapter are: Etta Druley,Presidentg Sandra Brubaker, Vice president, Betty Wertenberger, Secretary, Barbara Van Dine, Treasurer. Sandra Brubaker and Sandra Salman were delegates from Peirceton for district F.H.A. officers. In February, the Chapter sponsored a George washington Bake Sale. This is a sample of the work and play of our Pierceton Chapter of Future Homemakers of Americal IRow ll Brent Widman, Richard Rosburgh, Rex Mort, James Warner, MP- Richard Reedfsponsorj, Roger Leedy, Jack Warner, Gerald Kaiser, Dick Cole CRow 29 Donnie Boggs, Donnie Sellers, Calvin Carlin, Phill McFarren, Kenny Fawley, Jack Sellers, Burl Knoop, ack Phillips, Jim Busz, Dan Christoffel CRow 31 Ellis Shepherd, Bob Leiter, Richard Williamson,Arles Slaven, Terry Faris, Jim Hackbirth, Roland Bowman, David Zimmerman, Arder Leiter, Murvel Whitehead, Jack Bolinger 934 fF1rst Rowb Darlene Stahl, Rachael Shenefield, Barbara Drudge, Joanx Smith, Pat Leekrone, Anna Mae Jefferson, Rosalie Barnhart, Charlotte Steiner, Sandra Brubaker. fSecond Rowl Thelma Conley,Gayle Reese, Margaret Finton, Carol Hatha way, Jackie Smith,Carolyn Barnhart,Marilyn Slaymaker, Judy Stouffer. 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