Roann High School - Ro Annual Yearbook (Roann, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

An h 51: dl DEDICATION The staff proudly ded1cates the 57 Ro Annual to Mr David Fouts who has taught at Roann for twelve years altogether he has been teachmg for thlrty two years HIS lofty xdeals are deeply lmplanted mto the hves of h1s former students as well as those of today -1? fs s ' v - : - - 1 V KV E A , 5 nf X .J 'Y A , , x ..l ..'1 sf mi, 'ix . X ' '- K: 1 ' NI' I, ,Q gnmsms Dc Aid? 1' .hi ofa 01, 9' A Af-s I .Rf ff 4, M O Q F 9 ' N I gg XX I L i-ca, Ianijufianp 4. avi, 14 U ,ec........ Student, ' U . snuff? ' llhcini iow lien-tion ,XV gf '7fflc P72 X 1 'l? ' I-r' fn--5 'E' ff? C L VANDEGRIFT FRED PETTY ROBERT RAISOR County Supermtendent Trustee B S B311 State M S Indlana Uruversxty Enghsh ROBERT RAISOR, Prmclpal Roann Pubhc School ,ffl ,atv-16 I V DAVID EOUTS Purdue University Winona Normal B. A. and B. S., Man- chester College Social Studies LOIS MANSFIELD B. S. , Manchester College Commerce and English FRANK MELSON B. S. , Butler University Physical Education Science SHIRLEY WILSON B. A. , Indiana Central Home Economics Physical Education English i , MJD 5- x YQ., ' u 100 Beth Meyer, Effie Hawkins, Mary Jane Baker. JANITOR Glenn Brower BUS DRIVERS Tom Pence, Bob Miller, Raymond Dyson, Gerald Dyson. A Q ? K WGN ISM. L. . -Q1 . f f' 'uf . 'B 11.5, Hi: Q' 4 u- V 4 . .. , . ,. .L M y . If - 1 Ji' 5 ff. V -. . a ,xx U . n . .,,,, uw . V-Lyn!! Q., 4 If fa 4 ff ' ,.. . , ,, 5 , A. ,, Q.,.wr--,S v-:,,. f 5 'gf gn ,. 5..- JAMES LOREN ROGERS 'DOC' Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball 1, 2: Class Play 3, 4: Student Council 4. If you fall, don't fall too hard, you might not recover. RONALD LEE ULREY Ron Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3,4: Hi-Y 2, 3,4: Base- ball 1, 3,4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Cross-Country 3,4: Band 1, 2: Chorus 2, 3: Class Play 3,4: Class Vice President 1: Student Council 2, 3: Annual Sports Editor 4. If girls interfere with your work, quit work. 4 f' rs . , in . rw., n is A-, '-EF W 'Q' NANCY LEA TOMLINSON Nan Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4, Vice President 3 Chaplain 2: Chorus 3,4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: Ro-Annual Staff 3, 4: Class Treas- urer 3, Vice President 4: Class Plays 3, 4: Li- brarian 3. A person who is always punctual leads a lonely life. PHYLLIS ANN WILLIAMSON Phy1 Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4: Band 3,4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4. 'Work fascinates me, I always like to sit and watch it. eacofzwtofzq In the fall of 1945 22 currous eyes focused on our frrst grade teacher Mrs Deardorff The mem bers of the class were Rex Gr1mm Brrce Shepherd Jerry Murphy Glenn Mrlam Jxm Slee Jrm Rogers Terry Mrller Patr1c1a Lewls Judlth Haynes Ruby Holemback and Lavaughn Krndley Durmg the year Terry Pell and Beverley Byers came Terry Pell refused to get perrmssron from the teacher before speak rn Ruby Holemback left us rn our second year of the school career Glenn Mxlam and Jrmmy Slee de crded they lxked the fust grade better and stayed Glenn had been 111 dur1ng the year Patty Lewrs also moved durrng the year Amta Baker Jorned us Thrs year Jerry Murphy k1SSCd all the grrls We enjoyed our prcnrcs walks and stones very much We entered the th1rd grade wrth a new teacher Mrs Fox Those Jormng us th1s year were Nancy Tomlrnson Dean IIHCS Katherrne Johnson Iamce Lewrs and Ronnre Ulrey Lavaughn Krndley moved away th1s year Mrs Fox taught us essentrals rn keepmg trdy desks Dean J1nes left us dunng the fourth grade Phyll1s and Carolyn Wtlllarnson Jolned us We were get t1ng accustomed to school and felt so rmportant around the frrst and second grades Mrs Fox was agarn our teacher Carolyn dropped back a grade In the frfth grade of school we had Mr Fouts for our teacher We got some more guls 111 our grade They were Bonme Boardman and Sharon Brant Th1s was the year we started not1c1ng the boys Our srxth grade was strll under the supervrsron of Mr Fouts Sharon Brant Bonnre Boardman and Rex Gr1mm left us PBIIICIB Chapman Jorned the class All the grrls parred off but we strll had lots of un We frnally made rt' We came upstarrs tl11s year Myl I lt 15 remarkable how fast we grew up that Bussard was our sponsor We had a halloween party at Judy s tlus year We lost a member of our class Brrce Shepherd rn the erghth grade Dale Joy Jorned the class Everyone but Pamcra Chapman and Phyllrs W1l113mSOH got sent to the offrce f.h1S year We went on strike 111 Mr Plummer s class and refused to talk Anrta by way of note sard she had a cold and could n t talk and Pat wrote on a note that she left her glasses at home QShe d1dn t even wear glasses J Mrs Norman was our sponsor Green Freshmen at last Jerry Murphy moved Norma Tabor Jorned our class but then left agarn Mrs Norman was agam our sponsor Sophomores and full of pranks' B111 Carman became a member of our class this year Mrs H111 was our sponsor We had a come as you are party at the school house We also were guests of Ronnre Ulrey at a Chrrstmas party We presented a pantom1me called One Meatball and won frrst we had two paper drrves thrs year Our Junror year was packed wrth excrtement We ran the concessron stand We also presented our Jumor play Seventeen rs Terrrfrc After PIBCIICCS we loved to p1le rn one or two cars and drrve around After eleven years of co operatlon we entered our last year of schoolrng Bxll Carman left us and Janrce Harden Jorned us Remember our busy schedule seruors the play Galloprng Ghosts card sales magazme sales etc '7 Our sponsor was Mrss Mansfreld Our class offrcers were Presrdent Dale Joy V1ce Presrdent Nancy Tomlmson Secretary Pat Chapman and Treasurer Beverley Byers We w1ll be glad to recerve our drplomas but some will regret that therr schoohng at Roann wrll be of the past We will all stuve to make somethmg of our lxves 1n the future to tell for our tra1n1ng rn the past Judy Haynes I I . g' . . . f . summer. We loved to see how much noise we could make in the study hall and get by with it. Mrs. . . . . . . . . a The ULERYS as you know have recently returned from Florrda where they have been rn sprrng trarmng w1th the Brooklyn Dodgers of whom RON ALD IS manager The lrttle Dodgers Gtll Don and Mrckey stayed wrth the Crrsts whrle therr pal'6llIS were rn Florrda Mrs Crrst was the former JANIICE HARDEN who now has srx chrldren of her own After the long rrde to the sprmg tramrng base we vrsrted JUDITH HAYNES who 15 a commercral teacher rn one of the largest schools rn Vero Beach and told her about our trrp On our way through Wabash County 1n lndrana we saw a huge plant rt was a Locker Plant lwe stopped to look around and found the owner of the enterprrse was TERRY MILLER l-le asked us to hate lunch wrth htm out at hrs Mtnk Ranch but we thought we should get the car rollrng agarn We drove for what seemed ltke days mstead of hours and soon entered Kentucky Wh1le drrvmg along we saw a group of marchrng men and guess who was rn charge? TERRY PELL Before long we came to a stgn that read Army Arr Force Base We remembered that JAMES ROGERS another classmate of Ronald s owned a Motel about oO mrles further so we stayed there for the mght Jrm really knows the motel busmess and he had good tratnmg for tt at Internatronal Busrness College Whtle rrdmg through Tennessee we thought the country seemed very desolate more so than back home rn Indrana We saw a srgn that read Atomrc Energy Plant We thought thrs very rnterestrng so we dectded to see rf we were allowed to look around You ll never guess who we saw Dr PAT CHAP MAN who 15 workmg as a research screntrst on I-low Atomrc Energy affects the human mmd She told us she had gotten a letter a few days before from NANCY TOMLINSON who IS a publrc accountant Nancy sard she had Just been to the Georgia State Capttol checkrng books and had met PHYLLIS WIL LIAMSON who works as a Comptometer operator for the Governor She also sard that BEVERLEY BYERS was dorng the same k1nd of work for the Florrda Governor Beverley rs known a Mrs Vernon Krnzre now and has two of the sweetest llttle grrls We told Pat we would drop rn to see them on our way After leavrng the plant we dectded we had better strck to the road 1f we wanted to reach the Dodger Trammg Base at Vero Beach ln trme Whrle drrvmg through DeLand we notrced that people were lrned up for blocks When we saw why we just had to Jorn them It could be no one but Anna Jean the most popular srnger and actress rn the country You knew her as ANITA BAKER By the way have you heard her new record of Foot Loose and Fancy Free? After reachrng Vero Beach you know how busy Ronald ts tn sprmg trarntng a grrl frrend and I took rn the races at Sarasota In the thrrd race I was scanmng over the racrng form to de rde what horse I would place my bet on I notrced that Mrnt Catcher was the favorrte The Jockey was D P Joy I placed my bet on Mlm Catcher and won' I 1nqu1red around to see who thrs Jockey was and learned that he was orrgrnally from Indlana I remembered Ronald had sard he had a classmate by the name of DALE JOY I asked the Jockey and sure enough he was the same person We then caught the tram back to Vero Beach When I told Ronald who we had seen he was drsap pomted because he d1dn't get to talk wrth htm Ronald asked me to wrtte htm to come for a week end anyttme rn the near future and he would show hrm around the stadlum where the Dodgers work out We then came here to your house and you know the rest We had better get back to our hotel now and start packrng 1f we are startrng back to lndrana tomorrow We are qurte anxtous to see our chrldren 1 1 1 I A ' I I V . . A , . 1 1 1 . 7 , . - . . 1 1 V I 7 , . ' H ' lv 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . . I . H . H . . . . . , . . . . H . . H , . , . , . . S . . . - 1 . . , . . , 11 11 1 1 . . . . A. . , s. . , , . accom 7045! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senror Class of 1957 of Roann Hrgh School Roann Indrana county of Wabash berng of sotmd mrnd and memory do hereby make declare and publrsh thrs to be our last wrll and testament revokrng any wrlls heretofore made by us I Beverley Byers wrll my seat rn the assembly to anyone who can put up wrth Don Rlchardson and Ned Chne and my bookkeepmg abrlrty to Mary Dyson I Nancy Tomlrnson wrll my abxhty to strck xt out rn advanced math to Bob Huffman and my tenor sax to any muslcal genxus who won t work rt too hard It s not used to rt' I Ronnle Ulrey w111 my c1v1cs book to Janet Clrne and my ab1l1ty to stay out of drtches to Pete Hapner and Donald Rrchardson I Judy Haynes wrll to Danny Woods my shorthand book srnce he l1kes to draw so well may he have fun drawmg' I w1ll the management of the supply cabrnet to anyone who l1kes to be late to frrst perrod classes I Janlce Harden wxll to Janrce Gaunt my ab1l1ty to resrst notsy chewrng gum to practrce wlth 1n thrrd perrod study hall to Bob Huffman my CIVICS book so that he won t have to go around lookrng ln Home Ec rooms for somethrng to do I Jxm Rogers w1ll my razor to B111 Steele my ab1l1ty to back a car to Don Rogers my abrlrty to get my school work to Paul Hapner abrlity to create explosrons and compounds wrth a horrrble smell to any glrls rn the next chemrstry class my ab1l1ty to SI1Ck to one boy to Karel Byers I Phylhs Wrllramson w1ll my stster Carolyn my senior cords my qulet even temper to Nancy Wrllramson I Terry Mlller wrll my seat m CIVICS class to Jim Slee and my ab1l1ty to keep awake rn Economrcs to Nancy Wrlliamson I Terry Pell wrll my ab111ty to work in the study hall to Glenn Mrlam my abxhty to get along w1th the teachers to Pete Hapner my ablhty to sleep rn school and not get caught to Don Rlchardson I Dale Joy w1l1 my ab11lty to sleep and chew gum 1n Mr Melson s study hall the thrrd perrod to Ph1l Draper my werght I lost whrle runmng cross country to Ned Clme I Anrta Baker w1ll to Amta Wlunery my last name my hexght to Betty Hall and all the latest Jokes and news to Ann Wh1te We hereby nomxnate and appornt Mr Galen Erler Mrs Harold Deardorff and Mr Davxd Fouts to be our executors wrthout bond on th1s our Last Wrll and Testament In Wrtness whereof we have here unto subscrlbed our name and affrxed our seal thrs mnth day of May rn the year of our Lord One Thou sand Nine Hundred and frfty seven 11957 y Wltnesses THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Mr Elvis Presley Lassie I O I, Pat Chapman, will my ability to resist Ronnie Ulrey to all the other girls in the high school: my iienmwl X slim A if JK K f ...XX Fas? 5, , Lt, aim-4g6lf-' 1- . -. V 3' l - fljfs, Terry Pell Janice Ha,-den Judy Haynes Jim Rogers Phyllis Williamson Ron Ulrey Nancy Tomlinson Anita Baker Pat Chapman Terry Miller Dale Joy 4... ' ,rx A. 'A x .0 , ,Lp Beverley Byers 4 N w Karel Byers Janet Cline Phil Draper Mary Dyson Janice Gaunt Betty Hall Bob Huffman Glenn Milam Donna Shank Jim Slee Bill Steele Anita Whinery Carolyn Williamson Danuel Wood C LAS S OFFIC ERS President GLENN MILAM Vice President KAREL BYERS Secretary BOB HUFFMAN Treasurer PHIL DRAPER ,xxffg - 9 my -rj , J , 2 .. 535' L x s ,W X eb P I 0 ,--' Q 5 4 x r- E C LASS OFFICERS President RICKY ROHR Vice President LINDA KINZIE Secretary and Treasurer LINDA CLOSSER rl ful. x k? ! Y wrbeg S n x vi-- Y' -...- A 7, f 1 5 Q. ' , 4:9 J-: l 6 'f' ' 5. , Fr , v , sl g s xv' 'h E 1 5x ' ll , If 'N fs -5 '2- V-4 A-J K -r-1' ...q .:' 40' S FX S Linda Closser Stephen Sloniker Sandra Beam Donald Richardson Nancy Cline Donald Rogers Bonnie Dillman Ned Cline Nancy Williamson Ricky Rohr Geneva Chapman Paul Hapner Linda Kinzie Donald Yocum Marie Schaffer Roberta Miller Tom Krom Susan Pell r 4 fs T Margaret Baker Linda Byers Margaret Dershem Larry Coble Gene Dyson Brian Featheringill David Gilmore Ronnie Harris Ralph Joy Mary Kramer Judy Kratzer Saundra Miller Kay Meyer Carole Pence Gerald Shank Barbara Watson Ann White d r CLASS OFFICERS President KAY MEYER Vice President ANN WHITE Secretary and Treasurer BARBARA WATSON 51 fs ,Q an ,Q ex is fa 3 'Q' rs, N. , Z P! C ti' Q49 . -C ., A 5 aa. - 1 half 4 r'- , , S' 4 P 1 it .ll . as ,-.-, sr . pr le 5. y , X -. ., ,v 1 - 14 I XJ , fx A , A ju f Xb r X I ,--5 K 429' xl ,Q -' 1 as AOYO 2 ' - P s ga, D A '41- In i cf? f f lo A K' 3 'ir -r K , Sep , S s,- 5 'le 51' 1, ,ff 21221 z f Qwfi' , ' ar 4,1 ak U! '99 O -J 0 FIRST ROW: Miss Wilson, sponsorg Martha Schafer, Becky Meyer. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Joy, Pene- lope Fisher, Priscilla Van Buskirk. THIRD ROW: Bob Slee, Darrell Randol, Larry Davidson, Richard Krom. ....,..A.,...-... W3 ...Q 41 1' Q6- sug, 'S-' 'Osh 'w -1- Q 0 .S 5. -if ' , 3, ' VZ' P r,aa.- ml Q0 lin yi? Q, .L e fry' ,.,- FIRST ROW: David Williamson, Jimmy Pell, Ronnie Maish, Eddie Dyson, Michael Young, Dale Yocum SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bussard, sponsorg Sandra Wright, Nancy Dyson, Bonnie Dunfee, Sharon Malott Nancy Kratzer, Priscilla Hippensteel. THIRD ROW: Darlene Harris, Leroy Drumheller, Fayanne Giv ler, Patricia 'Wood, Richard Cowles. FOURTH ROW: Bobbie Kramer, Pamla Cline, Russell l-irom, Joyce Rogers, Bobby Lynn. JC il i Il 6 ' and S wad FIRST ROW: David Schafer, Freddie Cowles, Donnie Baker, Steven Dale, John Odum, Donald Pence, Michael Givler, Richard Steele. SECOND ROW: Judy Chapman, Ruth Pell, Cynthia Schuler, Sam Rohr, Billie Lynn, Barbara Miller, Pamela Hippensteel, Mrs. Weimer. THIRD ROW: Barbara Jackson, Larry Everest, James Ferguson, Danny Miller, Dickie Rantz, Joe Krom, Gene Dyson. FOURTH ROW: Charles Mills, Billy Joe Bussard, Louise Closser, Sherry Bowman, Margaret Freeman, Barbara Diller, Margaret Hapner. FIFTH ROW: Terry Rogers, Stephen James, Stephen Miller, Pat Whinery, Cozette Baker, Glen Everest, Nancy Murphy. 401 amz FFT FIRST ROW: Sam Powell, Walter Warren, Danny Joe Eller, Freddie Siebold, Jimmie Clark, Larry Sheetz, Steven Steele, Terry Woods. SECOND ROW: Sharon Cripe, Barbara Stouffer, Rita Pankop, Virginia Strong, Rosemary Dershem, Alice Rogers, Patricia Yocum. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Meyer, Wanda Dillard, Nancy Young, Michael Byers, Jimmy Yates, Gene Tomlinson, John Grogg, Steven Rantz, FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Yocum, Jimmy Davidson, Janet Nees, Anne Pence, Michael Rantz, Mary Karen Mills, Ted Pretorius. FIFTH ROW: Linda Marshall, Pat Streigel, Billy Watson, Kathy Bowman, Dianne Gaff, Leon Stout, Roy Jackson. FIRST ROW: Roger Meyer, Horace Cripe, Ray Allen Meyer, Pat Ferguson, Phil Miller, Jon Gar Fisher, Terry Tomlinson, Ricky Sloniker. SECOND ROW: Brenda Steele, Barbara Gaff, Larry Howard, Joey Siebold, Carl Milam, Dennis Shannon, Sue Hartong. THIRD ROW: Karen Hanes, Sharon Mills, Allen Young, Jane Krom, John Krom, Ken Dyson, Alan Fishback. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Bakehom, Jimmy Gidley, Merl Shank, Kathy Miller, Johnny Spiece, Danny Odum, John Lynn. ' ' ' ' 1 ' FIRST ROW: Phil Rogers, Larry Steele, Kim Huffman, Michael Yates, Michael Ferguson, Danny Stan- ton, Dewayne Day, Bobby Joe DuBois. SECOND ROW: LaDonna Meyer, Kathy Nees, Peggy Wood, Vickie Miller, Teresa Drumheller, Deanne Dyson, Elva Jane Cripe. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Eiler, Richard Day, Ann Dyson, Charles Davidson, Niles Cline, Neil Cline, Dennis Eller. FOURTH ROW: Sherri Bidwell, John Closser, Joyce Bowman, Charles Shank, Gerald Drumheller, Ken Ahlfeld, Ken Dale. I fx W gm.,-X--.... , g ' -A h , ,-W MN Q 1 S f: -1 gl 'S Q , .W ,Q . 144 ,av ' F4 ' F ,s. - , . 5 , . Nairarh ..-5 h V E 3 7-Y: A Y. 3 , Q .x ' i u ' a i-L. , -ual ' . . , 111 ' . 4 - LM 3- - v-- - - - . - -f 3. . . ' -.-, -Q , . . , I ..--.-.Jug is sm rn. Q- 4- H.. 31 4, 4' fn ,. 5 T E l,x . E 1 - I 1 ..-+ if N S '1- av' s . - 1 Zaman 'Emmet Clarinets: Beverley Byers, Roberta Miller, Nancy Cline, Barbara Watson, Margaret Dershem, Janice Gaunt, Phyllis Williamson. Flutes: Karel Byers, Priscilla Hippensteel. Saxophones: Anita Baker, Ann White, Judy Krat- zer, Nancy Tomlinson, Carole Pence. Trumpets and Corners: Linda Kinzie, Penelope Fisher, Priscilla Van Buskirk, Nancy William- son, Dale Yocum, Micheal Young. Trombones: Donald Yocum, Nancy Kratzer. Baritone: Pam Cline. Percussion: David Williamson, Sandra Beam, Janet Cline, Judy Haynes. ' A Y v ur . C r ' YQ ' 44,0 I ,,.-:- ,K sv 5. MRS RONALD BUSSARD Music Instructor Sade RATINGS First: Ann White, Judy Kratzer, Carole Sue Pence, Dale Yocum, David Wil- liamson, Becky Meyer, Pris Van Bus- kirk, Linda Kinzie, Roberta Miller. Second: Karel Byers, Beverley Byers, Penelope Fisher, Nancy Williamson, Nancy Kratzer. Third: Janet Cline, Nancy Cline, Donald Yocum. Eg 6462665 04603534 RATINGS First: Piano duet, Linda Kinzie and Carole Penceg trumpet duet, Linda K zie and Pris Van Buskirkg clarinet due Barbara Watson and Margaret Dershe clarinet duet, Janice Gaunt and Saun Miller: clarinet quartet, Saundra Mil- lerg Barbara Watson, Nancy Cline, a Margaret Dershem. Second Clarinet duet Roberta M111 and Beverley Byers Third Trumpet duet Pris Van Bus and Penelope Fisher X. fl -3 11 ff iygvx rfkI,'i,,1f..1:3ff , V iii? 'Hifi vi F Sam Sala First: Ann White and Carole Sue Pence. Second: Linda Kinzie and Roberta Mil- ler. Third: Pris Van Buskirk. HA A 7 . WW. XT. LM' Q' O, az 3:49 1,19 r:!-mf 5 T5 tateuewdle RATINGS Second: Piano duet, Linda Kinzie and Carole Sue Pence: clarinet duet, JBIIICC Gaunt and Saundra Miller Qabsenty. and Pris Van Busklrk f--Q4 R -,, QQQX :ii q x E-fs X ' , X X to Third: Trumpet duet, Linda Kinzie to ,cs X .NX 2' s XX El J 9 ...s-- I va +3 13 me We 71 TR H-1 Q v--L -a...f -r I 1 1 holarship - Clean Living Sc ports - Clean S CHD h-Cl CC Spe CSU Cl - - 'Y 'U' N un- I-HB' f , ' ' ll y if 5711 1 R 1:32, -yx l 1 ,L X 1 . kg ' u ,1- ' f I ,v v , xi: -o 49 f-H Nm. 9 Q Tw.. we I av Wi !5 9 K 1 '-9. h ,ably 5 O . s if-ga aAPTL A ' 21 Q, , 'I 1 .L -3 3' A 1 . ' 1 ' -'L '- .-,. , ,- .- af.: v 4'r .in fi V' ff ., V ...Rf Merry Mixers Self Starters Eel River Juniors Ribbon Reapers Eel River Seniors ' XX5 1 A, To make the best better ' ' Staff ROANN SCHOOL PAPER Editor - - - - - DANNY WOOD Copy Editor - - - - BETTY HALL Teen Topics - - ---- ANITA WHINERY Assistant - - - - CAROLYN WILLIAMSON Sports Editor - - ----- BOB HUFFMAN Assistant - - - - - BILL STEELE Miscellaneous Editor - - - MARY DYSON Junior High and High School Editor - - - - KAREL BYERS Elementary Editor - - - - - JANET CLINE Assistant - - - DONNA SHANK Club News Editor - - - - GLENN MILAM Assistant ---- - - JAMES SLEE Mmic Editor - - IANICE GAUNT Business Manager - - ---- PHIL DRAPER Sponsor ---------------- MR. ROBERT RAIS OR This year the Juniors, through their English Class, have put out a school paper. This is the first school paper that has been put out for several years. -'iQ x 's xx: its ,v ur- . -, S. Q ff Zqwf rn, . 'Cyl K x ,f'I. c I Y :PV L 4,1 The Senior Class, under the direction of Galen Eiler, pre- sented a mystery-comedy, Octo- ber 24, 1956, in the school gym- nasium. Miss Barton is too proud to accept assist- ance from her wealthy nephews, so Dick decides to fool her into taking the money she needs. He plans to hide a sum of money in the house, and have it accidentally dis- covered with the help of a fake clairvoyant, and then claim it was some money grand- father had hidden. But the clairvoyant is in cahoots with a crook and plans to outwit Dick by stealing the money. And with no one's cooperation, the whole thing finally gets straightened out, and the crooks are sent to jail. r 60 777 Henry Gilcrest Aunt Ethel - - Pumpkin - - - Gladys - - Margie - - - Aunt Stella - - - Clarissa - - - Ernestine - - Jill ----- Ernie ----- - Mr. Bumpus - Sleepy ---- C. E. Grimm Dr. Ernest - - figs si, If - - GLENN MILAM - - MARY DYSON - - IANICE GAUNT - - - BETTY HALL - KAREL BYERS ' ' ' JANET CLINE - - - DONNA SHANK - - - ANITA WHINERY CAROLYN WILLIAMSON - - - - DANNY WOOD - - BOB HUFFMAN - PHIL DRAPER - - BILL STEELE ' ' ' HM SLEE This play was a comedy, under the di- rection of Galen Eiler and Robert Raisor, April 12, 1957, in the school gymnasium. ,lf Henry Gilcrest, our hero, loses his job, his girl, and Aunt Ethel kicks him out of her boarding house, Well, poor, homeless, girl- less, and jobless Henry spends the night at a park, where he meets Mr. Bumpus, who tells Henry that he knows a friend who can put him out of his misery for only 517. 83. So, Henry, in his forlorn condition, pays him the money, goes back home and finds fly his Aunt is ready to forgive him: Q23 his girl wants a second chance: f3y his boss has given him a raise. When Henry remembers Ernest he gets panicky and hides. Come to find out Mr. Bumpus wasn't going to shoot him at allg he just wanted the money. .aff 1: X S-7 T QUALITIES FOR KING, QUEEN CONTEST Loyalty Integrity Promptness Good Manners Good Grooming Thoughtfulness Good Personality Scholastic Ability High Moral Standards WL :fc , Q. Q 2 - 5 B, , :p q 5 .3 ,ulv 3:,:'1f1'wif+ffai DANNY woons, King 4 BONNIE DILLMAN, Queen i This year the Student Council sponsored a king and queen contest. Each class elected a boy and girl and then on May 1 the entire student body voted for one boy and girl. The candidates were: Bobby Lynn, Nancy Dyson, seventh grade: Richard Krom, Elizabeth Joy, eighth grade: Buddy Shank, Arm White, freshmeng Ricky Rohr, Bonnie Dillman, sophomores: Danny Woods, Karel Byers, juniorsg and Dale Joy, Nancy Tomlinson, seniors. Danny and Bonnie were crowned king and queen on May 3, following the Talent Show. Each candidate was presented a gift. I 5 fs-rf - Bonnie Dillman models this outfit in Styles around the clock, presented by the Home Economics Department, April 30. 3. .5 Dan Woods, as Elvis, and his accompa- nists, Glenn, Bill, and Bob, won first place in the talent show sponsored by the Student Council, May 3. ' -,Q mt '11-ibut' Mrs. Phillip Shiedler presented a marimba program, March 28, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council. An annual event of the Tri-Hi-Y is to give a Valentine Party at Whites' Institute. Here are some of the girls. fk 'Gal ,OA dwlfeam Frrst row Tom Krom Phrl Draper Dan Wood B111 Steele Dale Joy Second row Coach Melson Ron Ulrey Don Rlchardson Rrcky Rohr Bob Huffman Pete Hapner Terry Pell Student Manager I 4 Ll ll.N Karla! n I was IJ ul J .ff 1.1.4 :f I1 ul w S VARSITY RECORD OPPONENT Central Grlead Lafontame Chr 1 QD O T D Akron Brppus QO T Lagro 4 Way Tourney Urbana Laketon Noble Andrews County Tourney Lagro Whrte s Instrtute Clay Townshxp Chester Townshrp Urbana Laketon Mexrco FRANK MEI-SON Sectronal Tourney COHCU La fontarne THEY f, if wrs 45 65 11 I . , lg 14.415 50 42 QI 37 ' 52 :rf ggi' -:,'J 1 45 '1' . . . 43 'Ag - ' A 1 X 4 49 46 A 46 Somerset 54 66 ' . .7 63 56 64 ,. .14 47 '18 v , 54 55 63 84 50 69 X 47 '70 I q 59 ' ' ' 60 K 39 ' 41 1 an 49 ' 43 A if 45 46 4 V 'C 55 65 Q 59 ' 52 41 ' 46 Compliments of ROLLIN SMITH HEATING and L. P. GAS, N. Manchester VARSITY RECORD OPPONENT THEY Central 38 Gilead 35 Lafontaine 32 Chili qo.T.y 37 Akron 31 Somerset 21 Bippus 30 Lagro 24 C igfii Noble 45 ' Andrews 28 White's 21 Clay Twp. 44 Chester 35 Urbana 29 Laketon 33 Mexico 39 Linda Kinzie. faded! Steve Slonrker and Terry Pell ecandeam QQ A N 'VDIAN9 -1 1-17 CRW Roberta Miller, Ann White, Barbara Watson First row: Dale Joy, Bill Steele, Ned Cline, Ralph Joy. Second row: Don Yocum Gene Dyson and Buddy Shank O I cazwfa 7494 3 eam Dale Yocum, Edward Dyson, Mike Young, Ronnie Maish, Bob Slee, Bob Lynn, Darell Randol, Bill James, David York, Russell Krom. JUNIOR HIGH RESULTS Laketon 35 Roann 25 Chippewa 37 Roann 22 Somerset 36 Roann 11 Lincolnville 36 Roann 23 Mexico 31 Roann 19 Somerset 29 Roann 27 Roann St. Bernard's Roann Chippewa Roann Deedsville COUNTY JUNIOR HIGH TOURNEY Roann 15 Lincolnville Lafontaine 40 Roann Lafontaine 45 White's mhz? Nancy Kratzer, Pris Van Busklrk Nancy Dyson Q 4' NN W QS H ,M P Central Laketon Chester Laketon Lafontame Lafontame Central Central Roann Lafontame Laketon Chester K I i 41 FALL BASEBALL RESULTS Roann Roann Roann Roann Roann Roann Roann FINAL STANDINGS Q 1' x-fl -is-X ilfllllu x R-x b,X . N Y .., L 9 I A I 4 0 5 14 10 19 10 16 ' 10 5 ' 8 12 6 1 W L 7 0 4 3 ' 4 4 3 4 2 5 C ,, - D 1 fa if 1 f I A 1 ,..., 1.1. B.. Q9 P' YT' T ' - 5 September 5 September 12 September 19 September 26 September 12 RESULTS Roann - 35 . . . Noble - 39 . . . Laketon - 56 Qfirst placej Lagro - 30 . . . Urbana - 41 . . . Roann - 52 qthird placej Urbana - 23 . . . Roann - 32 . . . LaFontaine - 85 Qsecond placej COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP MEET . . . Lagro-25...Nob1e-55...Urbana-'70, . . Roann-78. . LaFontaine - 144 . . . Laketon - O . . . Best Roann time of season - Ron Ulrey, 10:34 Wwwu BOB HUFFMAN RICHARD ROHR VUSUY free throw ChamP B Team free throw champ RONNIE ULERY Wlnner DANNY WOOD Runner up Ind1v1dua1 Cross Country wmners of Roann I-hgh School gil ' ' ff ,-,.,,1,. p Y hw! iiEi'if1 T MMP- ni Ex E i 5 Li T Q I ' x o WALL nl, h 3 1 C - , v ..,M.l1.,,.!, ... ,. ., A I wiv is 1 M 65 1 :gyg - Q ' f 'E 1 fi A I . , , I 1 Sr U ' . -vgwmf-J?-va V X Y, ,.. 'L x 4- YAZAIEQY 'A 1, 3 3 ? Q.,, 5 4 X., Y as , , in ,V 5 f' 532224221252 I f I' ,1j. Q' , Him 1. . fy 1 f Q .ff 5 Q QQ Q V X- H 7' -,f ' .1-'lf' E I 'L E ' 1 w g For X R nw 9174 wean '95'QlII ogwka MEIN S WEAR XX abash Ind1ana GOOD 1 FOOD gif QD it-15,2 Q3 LAN DIV1 AEK Sundmes Fountaln Servlce Package Dru s Glft Items Toys Roann Phone 36 af.. ff MEATS ! f wmv 5 X ,X See IZOAN N FROZEN FOOD CENTER Phone 10M Compllments I X WW WABAS I-I CO FARM BUREAU CO OP ASSN INC Wabash - Speiche rv1Ile Treaty North Manchester Roann, Indiana 0 7 , w kj N- 1 ,mls -Ir 1, fff-'fills ' x' t ' 5 -vez , in :W J v A .,.1 , - ' ,,1..,, at 1 1 T9 g 0 , f o Isa f ' f! HL ff' 1135, Xf as ., . VVABASH IMPLELMENF CO INC 520 South Wabash St Wabash Ind WW' 'mls The Trademark of Quahty Made Famous by Good Implements 5I3ll:C.,I:. SERVICE STATION Phone 100 Gas Tlres Accessomes and Car Washes C ornphments of PAL. P I-I JACQUES COMPANY Ready M1X Concrete Bulldozlng R No 1 North Manchester Phone Urbana 214 Your Appearance Is Hmm Our Bus1ness Compllments of SUNRISE DAIRIES Mfgr of Sunrls e Butter Laketon Indlana Compllments of J I INA BOWMAN Mo bllg a s and MOb1IO1I S Its e- Wim wHEN INTHE 5 Mggg FDR CAFE: UNE FDDD ln ' North lvlanchester Good Coffee Home Made P195 STPA KA EIZCDS. DINIE1 STORES 'North Nlanchester, Ird1ana ? P- P 7-A ., . , . I 2 I - . AQQUUUL' 0,4 XR ounuvv num ' 1 louwmnu 11 . ro4lpANv.g9? , I I I 6 ' f R. . . , 0 9 nunucnu J ' 'F 'T' ' I' ' I ' Hamm ICE CREAM CO INC 3232 South Lafayette VANILLA Fort Wayne 1 Indlana Spadcag Z, 'ffl WW +-:CAUSE HAQTER Ind1ana s Largest Wholesale Sportlng Goods D1Str1bufOIS Goshen Indlana W e lc ome to Compl1ments I.LJ KENS LAKE RESORT Swlmmlng Flshlng Boatmg P1cn1c Tables Shelter House Concess1on M1n1ature Golf 18 Holes REX AND CLARA SIMS GUS DOQAI5 fHFX ROI I,-I D1v1s1on of , ' NATIONAL. DAIRY PRODUCTS 458 S M1am1 St Phone Z5 CORP Wabash Ind1ana I ., . .........-.....-........-.. , 1 ' ff 5 ,. 'TX' gf, ' Y ' - . v of , . . , 9 Compllments STANDARD MMM fz:2w STANDARD OIL. AGENT Roann Phone 54 Meet Your f fs Fr1ends at the WABASH CAFETERIA TRUMAN NICCUM 8: SON Tractor Repalr Box 90 Phone 88 Ro nn Indlana 3 Qiigffl r -f ! r Nl' If C ompllment s of P N I-IIESCI-IE AND COMPANY EIZLJNTS Corner of Wabash and Market St Wabash Indlana Phone 62 For Warm W1nter Wear Try BRUNT S Comp11ments of CO N TAI N E I2 CORPORATION OF AMERICA Johnson Sea Horse Motors Outboard Motors Repa1red I..1ve Balt Ammun1t1on VVI--I ITEYS GUN 8: TACKLE SHOP 4 M1 N of Wabash on Ind 15 PRAN K K DAUGHEQTY Phone 231 Gralns Feeds Seeds 69 East Canal St Wabash Ind1ana of ' X X ij xp U C f 6 Q Q , 1 SQ . Mtg . . w . : an F 3 uf pg : - J Q wmgx t -Q l f- ,li ' ' 4 , , Q 4' ff.-4-:S T. ,f ja ' 4:-, , 45 4 ' ll' ' . 9 1 ll ' Q, . I 7 'ir fsgg f Port ble Typewrlters Royal Renungton Smlth Corona Natlon W1de Guarantee Pollcy 1 Year Late st Hous ehold Appllances Terms SBTVICS Courtesy Dellvery Try Before You Buy' HEDGES TYPEIWRITEZR COMPANY 26 N Jefferson Street Hunt1ngton Ind1ana MQW HARDWARE Roann Indlana Phone 60 Televls lon Rad1OS and Apphances jZ77Z7 Awvc:igjZ2Z3WZ2Z227 Sale s Se rv1ce Antennas Towers BOB AND .TIM 1710749 O -, EEEE55 Q !:wfXp v my tux , at n 0 99 - ' wo Compllment s of CHALMER AND HELEN PRICE 151 MEATIF5 Q64 5651 I P12 I CES ROANN MARKET Phone 11 Roann Ind You Get More for Your Money VVO LFES STANDARD SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE On the Car Wheel Balancung Phone Roann nd B12 EMBECI4 AND SON Hardware Home Apphances and Farm Supplles Phone 60 Urbana, Ind. X I 5 sh X f Sane fzfaewie amz North Manchester, Indlana I at 3 V E ,G ihffgb JY an . 1 128 ,1 . ' 'I SVN f cum! AMX . at MZQWWAN DKKMWZM Dealers 1n J I Case John Deere and Dunham Farm Implements Unlversal and Kewanee Elevators W 'mfs ff-X-N3 Phone 8 Roarm Ind dl Lb Z ef A, f 331521 fn 1ana if! xg f -.fa-'r Tydol Gasolme Phone 77 NICELY OIL. SERVICE Veedol Motor O11 No Z No l Fuel O11 Kerosene Roann Ind1ana QOAN N X151 gg f xfxf sw I . . , S Y A37 Quuuv :Anna xx X 5. 'N M-'Z ' 1,14-P 7 2 -W5 : 5 ' ll - -. Q , N 4? Y 'ka , . -' f . lk 0.4. I - - K- w Y Y' ' 'I ' ' X. . 1 pete .., 1452 yi.-,I ' V 'ix 1 ,.-f-4-'ins' .J -A ,Ji 2 ag. -f' VM, ' A .Ax ' J , h - .f . , . 1 ,,.. ,..,... 'Hb ll ....,-I ,1' ',1' IH. ' 1-,Ill ln.. s 1' fr 'Nl F f R -,Il '--,N n.. I' .' I , . nl 'il 'ui X If 1 .'v gl X A' .N . -N .4 , 'I I, ' '.l n, I fy -5 1' I ' l n -. xi N, Xi I ,I sy E 1 A si . fd 1' ll si N .I . N X 5 ' 1 5 xy N ' - - Meet Your Friends at WW? RESTAURANT For F1ne Food and Fun VVIESE MOTOR SALES Oldsmoblle Sales and Serv1ce 991001 Located on Road 114 West North Manchester Ind1ana IXXICCCDTZIVI IC K FARM EQUIPMENT Internat1ona1 Trucks RCA Refngeratlon West on Rd 114 North Manchester Ind1ana Compllments of VVIELEEB fQz fwze X Ray Shoe Flttlng North Manchester Ind1ana BPCDVVN TRUCKING COMPANY Local and Long Dlstance Movmg Phone 8 04 W abas h Ind1ana ix I Q, . Z0 u , fgw I , . H, ,C 15, - fn ' ,1 MQ Q A9 ' lb -I ' ' il , . , . 'JW 7 1 1,f IVIITTINGS GREENHOUSES eddmg Bouquets Funeral D6S1g Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Phone 581 770 North East Street We Telegraph Flowers I1 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT SERVICE STATION Roann lnd1ana Natlonally Known Clothlng Shoes and Furnlshlngs Reasonable P1-1ces BRADY S The Store for Men North Manchester Ind BUD REED LBUICK PONTIAC Sales and Servlce North Manchester Ind Phone F LLOYD GRANDSTAFF I Roann Representatlve Phone 59 P01 ll Il Sl-JCDEIVIA. KER C HENILLE SHO P Roann Indlana Bedspreads Blankets Noveltles Rugs Towels Bath Robes KRAMER THE KLEANER Quahty Dry Cleaners 12.9 West Market 340 West Harrison Wabash, Indlana R9 0 e Telephone 712 Wabash, Indiana I , 0 0 '0,,f-Nd vi op w af 4 ' ' ' ' M Roann and Commun1ty We Appreclate Your Friendshlp fkaafafa North Manchester, Indiana H QS: Awww DICK? TRADING POST Fruit of the Loom Jackets, Socks, Work Uniforms Sport Shirts, Jeans, Underwear Dresses Etc Wabash Ind1ana PLIIHBIIIG 'Ng' - GUUU X A x I2 sa. Q 3 X FVICDLE EE PQETQQI Us PLUMBING Z 8: 4 Well Dr1ll1ng and Repalrlng Electr1c Wlrlng and Repalr Zaaldtg Qfzocmcea lewd GROCERY AND GENERAL STGRE H1ghe st Quahty Mdse at Lowest PIICCS Phone Z7 Roann Ind W me ft-A JIFFY SALES AND SERVIC E Ph11co and Crosley T8leV1S1OH Ph1lCO and Speedqueen Apphances Phone 2.8 Roann Ind it if , . I I at 1 1 ,, . . . . . , . v - I . Nl, -K , . lk . 2-,,f,,.,f2!.'. .. V- . fl ih Qlf 'lffffuy - X xafqf-5 i ' ,ww 1 ' jg' X -. . X 5 ,- . V 9 ' M 'NV 1 ZMWQZH ZMZMZ .ZW Thoughtful Care and Dignity Characterize Our Service Phone 59 Roann Indiana See W , , PAVV PAVV HATCHERY AND FEED CO For Grinding and Mixing Annual and Wedding Pictures Master Mix and Murphy's Feeds Film Service and Portraits Le gho rn and Hy -Line WERKING 'S ST UDIO Baby Chicks 110 N. Walnut Street Phone 25 F 40 No. Manchester, Indiana Roann, Indiana Wendel Floor COVeT1Hg Talbert Bros ROANN HIGH SCHOOL ROANN INDIANA ROBERT RAISCJR PRINCIPAL FRED FE' H TRUSTEE Fall 1956 Dear F'r1ends Our 1957 RO ANNUAL has been publlshed wlth the help of these people througoh thelr klnd contrlbutlons Cyclone Mfg Co Laudeman Elevator Beltman IL Wolf P K Department Store Resneck s Wabash Plaln Dealer Was sman s Thompson s L.ad1es Apparel The Pratt Stud1o Pace Pa1nt 8: Wallpaper C N Hetzner J C Penney Wabash Sweet Shop Sears Farm Store Sears Maln Store Geyer Motor Sales Steven s Electrlc Clark s Flner Foods Poor Man s Corner Penguln PO1nt Dr James Pearson Wabash Co R E M C Bollnger Furnlture Dav1s Store Auto Parts 81 Equ1pment Frantz Lumber Co Carter s Sales 8: SBIVICC Denny Motor Sales Schlemmer Bros The Teenager Dr Dershern G1llesp1es M1ll1nery Sam s Sport Shop Pahl A Beam I-11p s Truck Stop Ward s Jewelry Hartlng Furn1ture A 8: W Root Beer Epps Drlve In D 8: H Varlety Shop Slncerely THE ANNUAL STAFF 9 I 1 D I . 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