Salamonie Township High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Warren, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1947 volume:

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P' r L wp ' 1 -rl' 1 1 151- ' , 1 ' 1 J- Qiul LLL Uh Eid hi A pq ,,N 1 an W- - E I -AA -5 5f -fl' iff ' HEI' X ii - i w J Q 1 TT a LAL f-,D 1 N . - gl VERTISING , , . 5 lyk Yu 'En' iw, 1 a n., S 1 In 4 ai fx 'E JF 4 4 wi 'f ,V 4 5 ig. M: I in J, U- 5? v .4-Y ,W -H- I I -., I ne' ivy! . A .n ,, ,454 - 5 , 5 u , , L 11 mf r 1, nn' . V 5 ., 'KET .,gf vvl'l 1 ,. ,x v ' 1 , F1 I l. v 'J' , .m rj' I V' ,.4. av- I The Sehiter Market QUALITY GROOERIES AND MEATS PHONES 170 and 171 WARREN, INDIANA Gold Seal Drugs THE REXALL STORE THE BEST IN DRUGS ZEN ITH RADIOS - EASTMAN KODAKS - HALLMARK GREETING CARDS - PREFECTION PAINTS 82 VARNISHES DR. HESS STOCK Sz POULTRY REMEDIES SHEAFFER - PARKER - EVERSHARP FOUNTAIN PENS FISHING TACKLE PHONE 20 WARREN, INDIANA DEDICATION To the faculty we dedicate The Atom for sharing their knowledge with us during the few short years we have spent within the Walls of this school. Although at times the going was hard for us, the careful guidance of the faculty urged us onward to a successful ending. 16 -fl' Kriegbaum Bros. HARDWARE AND IMPLEIVIENTS - GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES - PHILGAS BOTTLED GAS RANGES - SPEED QUEEN WASHERS AND IRONERS - COAL AND OIL HEATING STOVES PHONE 97 WARREN, IND Warren Bakery HarC'S Produce BUYERS OF CREAM - EGGS - POULTRY OFFICE 275 --PHONES-- RESIDENCE 259 WARREN, INDIANA E. J. Eilerman 84 Son SALES SERVICE OOODRICH TIRES DELCC BATTERIES WRFCKER SERVICE COMPLETE MCI OR REPAIRINC ALL MAKES OF CARS PRESSURE GREASING AND LUBRICATION PHONE 254 WARREN INDIANA ,1 V . J . . 1 - 1 7 Service Garage BUICK -- PONTIAC -- GMC TRUCKS JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND IMPLEIVIENTS FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES U. S. TIRES AND BATTERIES PHONE 262 WARREN, IND. YOU CAN DEPEND ON H, Brown 84 Sen FURNITURE DEALERS UNERAL IRECTORS POR REASONABLE PRICES --- PROMPT PERSONAL SERVICE TELRPHQNRS 96 OR 100 WARREN, IND.. CLOTHING - SHOES - READY-TO-WEAR - FLOOR COVERING CURTAINS - SHADES - ETC. - ETC. - ETC. WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS A DOLLAR'S WORTH IVlyer's Department Store CASWELL RUNYON Division of International Detrola Detroit, Michigan SHULTZ BEAUTY sHoP CLOUDS BARBER SHOP Two Full Time Barbers It Pays to Look Well Phone 130-A Bernice sham, Prop. Agent for Brown-Trueblood, Inc. Phone 327 Sanitone Cleaning Saves Your Clothes Rubles Gas 84 Electric Service DRI-GAS - ROPER GAS RANGES - ELECTRIC APPLIANCES RADIOS - WASHERS - REFRIGERATORS RADIO SERVICE H. C. RUBLE PHONE 120-A WARREN, IND. Compliments of Mejenice Title Co. R. R. No. 5 HUNTINGTON, IND. MANUFACTURERS OF DRAIN TILE, DITCHING AND SPECIALTY Phyleen Candy Cc. ECHO - GOLDEN HEART - SILVER HEART CANDY BARS HUNTINGTON, INDIANA MAXINES BEAUTY SHOP Featuring Teen Age Cold Waves Complete Scalp Treatments Phone 164-A Warren, Indiana Maxine Boyer June Dungan SHULTZ CAFE Meals -- Short Orders Phone 80 Warren, Indiana SMITHS FURNITURE EXCHANGE Philco Radios and Refrigerators Bendix and Horton Washers 312 N. Jefferson Huntington, Indiana HOOSIER LUNCH 430 N. Jefferson Street Plate Lunches -- Sandwiches 6 a. rn. ---- 12 p. ni. Daily COOLMAN'S DRUG STORE Sealtest Ice Cream - Nu-Da Paints - Wallpaper Prescriptions Carefully Filled Phone 50 Warren, Ind Mobiloil and Mobilgas Distributor Firestone Home and Auto Supplies Delivery and Pickup Service HITES SERVICE Phone 6 Warren, Ind SALAMONIE BOT TLING WORKS Soft Drinks Phone 3 Warren, Ind Compliments of DAUGHERTY FARM EQUIPMENT CO. J. I. Case -- Sales - Service - Parts Wis Motor - Dunham - New Holland Westinghouse Appliances Warren, Indiana DITZLERS CAFE 81 ICE CREAM STORE Phone 138 Warren, Ind. 5 EXCHANGE BANK Dependable Service Since 1883 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 21 Warren, Ind. FLUHIER'S Dry Cleaners and Laundry Cleaning - Pressing - Alterations Tailor Made Clothing All Work Guaranteed Phone 153 Warren, Ind. Compliments of Phone 147 Warren, Ind. THOMPSON'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires and Batteries Complete Lubrication Service Quick Charge Battery Service Permalube - Quaker State - Iso-Vis Motor Oil John W. Thompson Phone 204 Warren, Ind. MCFARREN Sc --31.00 STORE ..,,.i.,,,,. ,,, 'e-....I.,, ,.. ... ' Compliments of WARREN LOCKER PLANT Compliments of THE WARREN TRIBUNE Bus Stop Phone 282-A MAC'S CAFE Meals - Sandwiches - Short Orders Warren, Ind. FSE! HUNTINGTON PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 338 N. Jefferson Huntington, Ind. Courtesy of METHODIST MEMORIAL HOME Home of the Aged Warren, Ind. NEEL MOTOR SALES SI-IULL'S DRIVE INN Cars Ford Trucks Groceries - Ice Cream - Pop - Candy Parts -- Accessories Phone Q7 Phone 251 Compliments of BROWN 81 ROWE SHOE STORE 323 N. Jefferson St. Huntington, Ind. Compliments of HAROLD F. BONIFIELD, M. D. Warren, Ind. COLLINS SHOE SHOP Quality Shoe Repair Opposite Huntington Theatre 535 N. Jefferson Huntington, Ind. Compliments of HUNTINGTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSOCIATION Warren Elevator Warren, Ind. ' 'Qi 'I 7'7-'I' E31 if?fl'3lT-'37 f'T-1!'LT'?5 BANTEWS For Smartest Teen Age Styles Plumbing and Heating Shop at Electrical 'Service HOMER HAYDENS can 181 Huntington, Ind. Compliments of BRADLEY'S BROS. DRUG STORE HEFNER'S NUT SHOP Corner of Jefferson SL Franklin .Street 331 N. Jefferson St. Huntington, Ind. Huntington, Ind. BARNBA-RTS 1. DUFFEY sl soN co.. School Supplies - Parker 51 Fountain Pens Hogs - Calves - Lambs Huntington, Ind. Phone 178 MINNICH'S ' Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Men Sz Boys Wear MEYERS JEWELRY STORE Phone 281 Warren, Ind. Phone 122 Warren, Ind H w ,m v BEN FRANKLIN Sc 81 10c STORE BREEDLOVE GROCERY Quality Meats Specialty Warren, Ind. o Phone 202 Warren, Ind. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Iso-Vis Sz Polarine Motor Oil Standard Red Crown - Standard Power Fuel - Standard Heater Oil - Standex Furnace Oil Phone 247-B Carl Schenierhorn Compliments of RAKER SANDWICH SHOP 204 N. Jefferson Huntington, Ind. ELDON WARE SPECIALTY SHOP Phone 230 210 N. Jefferson Huntington, Ind. BECHSTEINS DRUG STORE Books - Stationery - Wall Paper - Paints 303 N. Jefferson Huntington, Ind. Compliments of SOWERWIN ES DEPT. STORE Huntington, Ind. GEEDY COREY COMPANY The Hardware and Home Appliance Store Can Supply Your Needs ZIMMERLEE SLAUGHTER HOUSE All Kinds of Custom Butchering Majenica, Ind. SUTTON'S GARAGE Auto Repairing - Welding - Valve Specialist Phone 44 Majenica, Ind GASS LADIES SHOP 438 N. Jefferson Street Huntington, Ind. MAJENICA GROCERY Groceries and Meats Phone 43 Majenica, Ind HOME LUMBER COMPANY 317 East State Street Huntington, Ind. ERIE DEPARTMENT STORE 817-S25 E. Market Street Huntington, Ind. Compliments of METZGER'S 442 N. Jefferson 'Street Huntington, Ind. THE PAUL HOON STUD-I0 Portrait and Commercial Photography 310 N. Jefferson Street Huntington, Ind. P 51.5554 :qu TQWAJI ul!-HL Q MAJ ' ' J R. ,x Q. .1 'fx N, fl J U a' I -,M A E ' A .-'ot ' -L' L 1 4 ' QZG. ' .,,L ' ., X 4- G Lg., .- - ...- ' 49' EVA 1 '4 .. .-, A , 1' - f . if-, v. 5 F' f, F 6. ' ., 'i QQ , -I' 1 ' O -'lv ' 3' U, ., I f 12,7 I' ,n ,' Y A 1 ' .1 f I ?1fJQ-:fbi Q. Y -f V' ' 5, :-A - . . ff xl rf ' . A . .V Q ii' F'-e 1 ..'L Q 'X '+' K J,fy'1,'. f1v,.1i:i:.'7,p .ga 4.-'A 2 5 I: V '-2 . 545' 'A ' 'W' ' . iffmzi' :lg .'.Ir -It I V- Y , ,V ,. 4- . vp' 5 ', ' , I 'U 0 v 'Q My var- - . '-:4,'...'... A '4- A 'xi t, f:'i,5ig ENN' : 5.rx'E' . u'Q1' 12 -my J v D 9' i wflkrkigbgi AY' .. I v Jr . uk ' Q 4 . 1 1' .qw 1 'huj . I ,Q N ' VI 'A.,'l,r '+ K' A A r. 'W' U A ' X 0 '-f ' 't K ' if V '.-J x MMI 1,1 'Q .na I ' C' 'Luz w .I val ,N ,: I I. L: A ., .rv Il 6 Li ,A W. .fm N , ' E- Y N- - NF ' 1 A2 K 9 ' 'Vl',+'u,'!f' .By ,A l Y Q 'xmHK,BnL!'.vNNa ' MM- Tw . - ',':i:'. 15.15 ,Q e A 'lv 'I ' 1 'MW-I 9' X A :MW 13 -64 - ' wr - ,Rf-1' '. , ax , HA A. Pg f U ' , , F1 .. U ,' wr.. . .. ..' in ,I AI, -1 ..J -1 w.'. K ' ly ll v ,MZTQI I., 14 Jqi , P vu . , I , 11, - 'X ' 1 X . h ' ' I ,X H I . V w v 1 wig A x nk '- 1,.'4fk - 1 Y 1 1. 4. ' v R, ,. - . 11 , l . X A I H X Q.. N' U , is W. If -, ., 1 4,1 'A Erfijnf 1 4,1 'A Erfijnf X FACULTY Mr. Austin Smith Muncie National Institute: Muncie Indiana. Defiance College,Defiance, Ohio A,B, Indiana University: Bloomington,Indiana, M, S, in Education Advanced Mathematics, Arithmetic, Principal Miss Vera Strait Indiana University: Bloomington, Indiana Ball State Teachers' College: Muncie, Indiana A. B. University Of Wisconsin: Madison, Wisconsin. Blaker's College: ln- dianapolis, Indiana. English, Latin, Library Science Mrs. Dorothy Wilson North Manchester College: North Manchester, Indiana A,B, Indiana State Teachers' College: Terre Haute, Indiana. Purdue University: West Lafayette, Indiana, Mathema- lics, Girls' Physical Education, Mr. Earl Williams Ball State Teachers' Col1ege:Mun' cie, Indiana B.S. Indiana Univers- ity, Bloomington, Indiana M, S, Mr, Fouless Wright Ball State Teachers' College:Mun- cle, Indiana 13.5. Huntington Coll' ege: Huntington, Indiana. U.S,Hist' ory, Phy, Ed., Health lk Safety, Coach. Mrs. Ruth King Central Michigan College of Edu' cation: Mount Pleasant, Michigan B,S, Ball State Teachers' College: Muncie, Indiana, Huntington Coll- ege: Huntington, Indiana. T1-i'State College: Angola, Indiana. junior English, History, Government Mr, Eugene Kitt Manchester College, North Man' chester, Indiana B,A. La Verne Collage: La Verne, California,Bio- lopy Health, English, Chemistry, Gt-in-rtvl Science Miss Majorie Moore Penbroke College: Pembi-oke,North Carolina, Ball State Teachers' College: Muncie, Indiana A. B. Purdue University: West Lafayette, Indiana Home Economics. -r 3 , , 34 'V 3. I, J. .... .V ' rf y 4 Q IA ' mx, 'I AAU. I 1 4 1 -- ' --41. , R, J.. -1 v , 1 g A' wg ' ' ,f n. , qvf. ui? I Ugg. U . O r- 2, atiin s 'W , - ga -1., 9' Af 1 ' nf ? Q A ' kip ' nga, J 3- C' r ii? M , I x Ixlrl Ethel McKenzie Click' Ind: .na Central Collegeglndianapo- li--., Indiana. john Herron Art lns' titute: Indianapolis, Indiana.College of Music and Fine Artsglndianapo- lxs, Indiana North Manchester College: North Manchester, Indiana Art, Music Mr. Ruskin Laymon Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana B.S,, M.S. University, of South California: Los Angeles, California. Typing, Bookkeeping , General Business. Mrs. Lucile Dunwoody Ball State Teachers' Collegeglviun- Cie, Indiana. Sixth Grade I Miss Phoeba May Goodmiller Canterbury College: Danville, Indiana BS. Fifth Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Slater Baylor College, Belton, Texas, Ma- rion Normal: Marion, Indiana.Third Grade . ,. Miss Marc Wall Huntington College: Huntington, Indiana B.S. North ManchesterCo' llegez North Manchester, Indiana Ball State Teachers' GollegeiMuh' cie, Indiana. Fourth Grade Mrs, Irene Treat Indiana State Teachers' College? Terre Haute, Indiana. Second Grade Miss Ruth McCord Marion Normal: Marion, Indiana Teachers' College of Indianapolis Ball State Teachers' Co11egegMu.n' cie, Indiana B.S. First Grade I . -..- M 3' i -A rd' 24 Du , 1. .1 ' J . D W - 1 5 4 , f , I hr- mg- , j', , :. WPLMFF r M- 'AE 5 XS.. X E N I Q R S s. JU, 4 U' F . I ua' s' OI I I' 1 I 4- 'I 'I , . 1 ' . tl ,.f- ' A . .- . 1, ,1 r ROBERT POND Poncho l2f13f29 Warren High School 1-2-3'4 President l-Z-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Student Council 3 Basketball lvarsifyl Z-3-4 Basketball 1 Baseball 2-3-4- 1-I-e was 3 Cb! Senoritai JOANN MURRAY Jo 7fZ4-X29 Warren High School l-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus I-4 Ark l-4 Sunshine 1-Z-3-4 Carnival Queen Nominee 2 H221-gl Line T Sinker 3 isle.-5 5 Ga! Senorita 4- WILBERTA MARSH lainie 11f3fZ8 Warren High School 2-3-4- Sunshine Z-3-4 Sunshine Vice President 3 Sunshine President 4- Studenf Council 3 Girls' Chorus 4 Art 3 Carnival Queen Nominee 3 JERRY RUEF Ern 4-fl4-fZ9 Warren High School l-Z-3-4 Basketball fvarsityl 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Stage Manager 4 PAUL PARKER Parker 1214129 Warren High School 1-2-3-4 Basketball Manager 4- Baseball Manager l-Z Stage Manager 3 Sports Editor of the Annual Staff NANCY BORDER Nan 4-fZ7fZ9 Warren High School I-Z-3-4 Girls' Chorus l-2-3-4 Art l-Z-3-4 Sunshine 1-2-3-4 Hook, Sinker 3 ia-ggi aLQaX Senorita 4 ESTHER CAMPBELL SHAFER Celie 7 1 Z9 Warren High School I-Z-3-4 Girls' Chorus l-Z-3-4 Girls' Sextette 3-4 Sunshine l-Z-3-4 Hook, 2:5 EQ Sinker 3 He was i Gaz Senorita 4 RICHARD STROUP Dick Zfl3fZ9 Warren High School 1-Z-3-4 Basketball fvarsityj Z-3-4 Basketball 1 Baseball Z-3-4 .UA .,: ' !u. M. wg w o w 6' , 'ix U 1 ., X. , EN .y-.' Tx 5, 5' 1. V1 I' ' 1 4 ., A' x ' 1, .9 . A- ya n .1 ' x ,,',:m 'f V . ,' -' , . , 'q.5 , ' . 53:4 I, N ..A . LL. N Jn, :Av ' f wb ' I A 'D I . V 'A n.,4F,r1A 1 ' .sf-'i I J., .' , ,-v. - 'N ' , 11 ,.,.1, L. - Jr , Y . n HAROLD BRAUCHLA Brock 8f5fZ9 Warren High School 1-2-3-4 Vice President 2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 2-3-4 Quartette Z-3 Basketball fvarsityj Z-3-4 Basketball 1 Baseball Z-3-4 ' Hook! Line a-:LQ Sinker 3 H5 ills Q Cb-y Senorita 4 ANN RUBLE Annie 4f16fZ9 Warren High School 1-Z'3-4 Sunshine 1-3-4 Carnival Queen Nominee I-4 Girls' Chorus Z-3-4 Art 1-4 Hook, Line E Sinker 3 Qing-si gal Senorita 4 Typing Manager of the Annual Staff RICHARD SMITH Dick 2f14f30 Warren High School 1-Z-3-4 Vice President 1 Secretary 2-3-4 Yell Leader 4 Hook, Line -a-Q Sinker 3 LI-gli ad Q! Senorita 4 Photographer of the Annual Staff MAX ANDREW Benny 7fl3fZ9 Warren High School 1-Z-3-4 Basketball 1 Boys' Chorus 2-3-4 Quartette Z-3 Treasurer 1 ge was 1 CE! Senorita 4 inch Ling E Sinker 3 GORDON LAYMON Moe l2fZ5fZ9 Warren High School 1-2-3-4 Class Treasurer Z-3-4 Movie Projectionest Z-3-4 Basketball Qvarsityj 4 Basketball Z-3 Assistant Editor of the Annual Staff REBECCA MUSSER Becky 3fl4f29 Warren High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine 1-2-4 2 g-Q1 Senorita 4 fPromptei-I Business Manager of the Annual Staff JOAN GIBSON Peachie lf4f29 Warren High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine 1-2.-3-4 Girls' Chorus Z-3-4 Q was a-Ga! Senorita 4 WILLIAM BONEWITZ Herkimer 5f2f30 Warren High School 3-4 Baseball 4 Yell Leader 4 Orchestra 3 s x rr ' 4' vl?.. mx - -uf. lm '75 1-A .vu 1 h-. u .g, I 'Y I Jr Q '-' I -J . . Q, ,V s 5' -.., 0 'F 'M-QI RUSSELL SEARLES Ei-nie 1118129 Warren High School l'Z'3'4 Basketball fvarsityl 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 4 RICHARD DOUGLAS Richie 115128 Warren High School 1-2.-3-4 Basketball Qvarsityl Z'3'4- Basketball 1 Baseball z-3-4 NORINE HERRING s1zz1z9 Warren High School l-Z-3-4 Sunshine l'Z-3-4 Hook, Line and Sinkezl 3 ie was a Gaz Senorita fPrompterJ 4 JIMMY DAILEY Jim 12121121 Warren High School 1-2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 2-3-4 Quartette 2-3 Yell Leader 4 Hiv2ieLC2! Senorita 4 Hook, LQ E Sinker 3 w1L.L1AM HEINBAUGH Bin 6110129 Warren High School 3-4 Basketball Qvarsityl 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 3-4 VIVIAN RICHARDSON Viv 6110129 Warren High School 1-2-3-4 Ari Z'4 Sunshine l'Z'3'4- Editor of the Annual Staff ROGER RUBLE Brodey 611129 Warren High School 1-Z-3-4 Boys' Chorus 3-4 P1-1111.15 sr-11-:ETS june 6flT1Z9 Warren High School 1-Z-3-4 Orchestra l'Z'3'4 Sunshine 2-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-4 Girls' Sextette 4 Music and Art Manager of the Annual Staff 11 -I eta -.. LL 4 fl UI 1 A Q , no As 3 1 'X - 1 .5' 9 wi' I N5 ,V 1 .-,, 1 Qt e gg- U BETTY JANE MICHAEL Stretch 3fZ2fZ9 Warren High School 1-2-3-4 Girlz' Chorus 1'Z'3-4 Sunshine 1-2-3-4 Hook, Line 21 Sinker 3 Q-QE 1 CE! Senorita 4 HAROLD STRATTON Dago 9f15fZ8 Warren High School 2'3-4 ROGER DOUGLAS Reg 1Zf3OfZB Warren High School 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3 Baseball l-4 DEAN jONES Deacon 3f5fZ9 Warren High School 3-4 Class officers: Robert Fond. president: Harold Brauchla, vice'president Gordon Laymon, treasurer: Richard Smith, secretary. Class colors: Blue and gold. Class flower: Blue carnation. Motto: Not Finished, just Started . 1. 21 -I 31 'vql 1, nu. 1 J?-ui ,I 1 I O 1 A . 4 4 W V: X fi . p . N . L '-1 f -l. CLASS PROPHECY This evening after coming home froni a tiresome day at the office, I sit down to relax and read my local newspaper, The Warren Tribunef' As I glance over the paper, numerous articles recall to my memory the Class of '47, Today is our tenth anniversary. Headlines of the day read 'ARocket Ship Reaches Marsf' As I glance through the article, I find that Paul Parker was the pilot of this rocket ship and the leader of the expedition. After a series of attempts he has finally succeeded. This will revolutionize the modern world. As my eyes travel over the church notes, I find that William D, I-Ieinbaugh fknown as Bill in my days, is following in his father's footsteps. He is now minis- ter of the First Baptist Church. In another column, I see Rebecca lvlusser has achieved recognition in the field of science. She has done some outstanding research work concerning the atomic bomb. After earning her Bachelor of Science degree at William and Mary's College in Virginia, she went to work under the famed scientist William Howard Bonewitz. He is also a member of our class and received his start under the direction of Mr, Eugene Kitt in chemistry class. You will remember him as the boy who was constantly mixing explosive concoctions more powerful than T, N, T, I-Ie is now owner of the largest scientific research laboratory in the United States. The convention of surgeons was held this year in Warren since Dr. Robert Pond is the president. Another article informs me that Mrs. Thomas Sprowl tfor' merly Wilberta Billie Marshl is still active in her Sunshine work. She is now head of all Sunshine Societies in Indiana. A great addition to Warren is the Dailey Hospital, erected and financed by the multi'millionaire playboy, jim Dailey. lxflax Andrew, the chief doctor, has under his supervision three nurses who are members of our class. They are: Betty Michael, supervisor of nurses, Norine Herring, head of children's ward, and Ann Brauchla, surgical nurse, formerly Ann Ruble. She is now the wife of Harold lvl. Brauchla, owner of the Brauchla Dairy Farms. Ann is the mother of two children but continues her career of nursing. Brock is a hard working man of twenty- seven and never tires of the farm. He is still interested in basketball and comes to the Warren gym for a game every Thursday night. Miss Nancy Border just arrived from New York by plane yesterday. She is visiting her parents at their home at 1020 North lvlatilda Street. Her parents are announcing her marriage to Charles Frederick Saks, jr., heir to the Saks millions. Nancy is visiting her home town before leaving for Europe on her honeymoon. Now as I turn the page I read the editorial. It is about the Class of l94'Q', Who could be writing about us? I find the answer to my questionn The editor is Gordon Laymon. The editorial staff includes Russell Searles as sports manager and Richard Smith as manager of photography. They received their stait in this field from HThe Atornn, our school annual. The Womanis Page contains three outstanding articles because the authors are three of my girlfriends, Joann Murray, Phylis Sheets, and joan Gibson. joan Gibson is drawing house plans with complete instructions for furniture and other decorative arrangernents. Joann Murray is writing the Sub-Deb Cornei and today s is 'iStudy While in School, I can't understand this because as I remember she never studied. Her latest best seller is MTips for Teensfi Next is l-hylis Sheets Advice to the Lovelornf' She is still helping people iron ouL their problems as she did in her school dgg. Class Prophecy fCont.J On the opposite page are pictures of the jones? Broadway Production Girls, It is still appearing in Warren after a three years? run. The producer is Dean jones of our class. There is also an auction sale bill on this page and I see Ridhard Stroup has finally tired of farming and is moving to Bluffton. The next section is sports. I see Richard Douglas of the Chicago Cubs hit a home run in the game with the New York Yankees. jerry Ruef is the Yankeei coach. In another article, I see that Roger Douglas is still coaching at Purdue. This will make his fifth year there. If you need any kind of trucking service be sure to see Roger Ruble. He has an advertisment for any kind of service from moving to hauling grain. The office of Ruble's Trucking Service is located on the corner of First and Main Street in downtown Warren. So you can't bake 'well just visit the Ton Bon Bakery owned and operated by Vivian Richardson. She has Beautiful cakes and cookies and such tasties. If you Want Leghorns on foot or dressed, see Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shafer. As you remember Mrs, Shafer was formerly Esther Campbell. She was married in the middle of the senior year. Since Warren is now one of twenty largest cities in the United States, you can give most of the credit to the Class of 1947. Most of the members of the class came back to Warren and started up a business. OUR POEM This senior group is quite a class, Every lad and every lass. Although this class is quite loud, Of it the school should be proud. Now I am going, if you can remember, To tell a little about each member, Of the girls and their curls, Of the boys and their noise. First of all we have them tall, Skinny, fat and all of that, Beautiful and sour and some like a tower, Brawn and brian and some do shine Cdimlyl. Our tallest senior, Ester Campbell, Her life to us is quite a scramble. Rober Douglas is never quiet, To hear him talk you would think it's a riot. jerry Ruef and his fox's tooth, To look at him, you'd think he's a goof. Harold Brauchla, so bold and brave, Of his basketball record we can rave. Rebecca Musser is quite a gal, If you're a boy you are her pal. S Dean jones, the girls find it hard to see, just what kind of a husband he would be. Nancy Border, Oh! what's cookin', For which man could she be lookin'. Joann Murray is being courted by Daisy, We mean a man and not a posy. Roger Ruble has a new car, Now all the girls' hearts will be a-jar. Phylis june Sheets is bashful and shy, But sheis got a boy friend on a farm near by. Russell Searles is quite a guy,' Of the girls he is rather shy. Dick Stroup at night goes to Bluffton to see a lass And the next day sleeps in government class. Betty jane Michael, so tall and trim, We'd like her secret in keeping slim. Dick Smith and his hair, To look at him you'd think he was a bear. Max Andrew for a whirl, Goes to Lancaster and gets a girl. Vivian Richardson is not a nagger, Before long she will be s sliger. Paul Parker is quite a card, For our class he sure works hard. Bill Bonewitz, we call him Herk, Sometimes he is referred to as quite a jerk. joan Gibson lives out on the hill, And goes with a guy whose name is Bill. Richard Douglas in our varsity five, I-Ie and Edna sure do jive. Ann Ruble with her charms and poise, She never causes commotion or makes any noise. jimmy Dailey we all enjoy, He plays the part of a girl as well as a boy. Bil Heinbaugh, a tall boy who ca.n t say no, With his long legs, what makes him so slow? .WW I I :'7 5':Q 7 1 'rv-'I .R ew 1 ,.-- ., 5,..1, .Y Qu inf' L if , ju, A.. '1 'Hx .1 - rf ' 3.- .T I rw, Q ' +L Y' .MI H..- Zh Q F? , - urn 'Jef-. O ',+ fi 'v . .Qs ,uf s 1' 1 ' JY? I 'qi I 1., I. 6' l 'u I M . fl' 1 IV 1 .. 1 ,Q H ' ' 0 I Y L Vg, L VL. The Senior Class Max Andrews Bill Bonewitz Nancy Border Harold Brauchla Esther Campbell jimmy Dailey Richard Douglas Roger Douglas .Ioan Gibson Bill Heinbaugh Norine Herring Dean jones Gordon Laymon Billie Marsh-- Betty Micheal Joann Murray Becky Musser Paul Parker Bob Pond Vivian Richardson Ann Ruble Roger Ruble Jerry Ruef Russell Searles Phylis Sheets Dick Smith Dick Stroup Gordon Layrnon, we call him Moe, Ask the barbers, they're sure to know. Norine Herring sends out her yen, For a diet of chocolates that will keep her Wilberta Marsh is not a night owl, Although she likes a guy named Sprowl. Bob Pond, we call him Puddle. With Lu Ellyn he sure can cuddle. So ends the class poem of '47, We know you think oh, boy, thank Heaven, But we say this and we really are true, May God bless each and all of you. ' 'CAN YOU IMAGINE.. . ' Dorothy ? without a letter from walking different? staying at home? without Ann? not talking of Louie? not being funny? without Edna in the halls? being still a minute? a secretary? behaving himself? not being a good sport? with a new car? getting to school on time? not thinking of Tom? not telling fish stories? without a book? acting her age? six feet tall? not helping Kitt in chemistry? without chewing gum? without Brock? ten years from now? with curly hair? on his first date? frowning? not eating candy in classes.? not sleeping in classes? thin Howard, Joe Frazier, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Back in the fall of 194-1, thirty'four seventh graders started back to school with Mr. Fleck as sponsor. The students starting their seventh year in school were Max Andrew, jimmy Dailey, Richard Douglas, Roger Douglas, Rosa Craig, Paul Howard, Billy Jones, Ray jones, Gordon Laymon, Eugene Martin, Marion McFarren, Betty jane Michael, Rebecca Musser, Paul Parker, Robert Pond, jerry Ruef, Russell Searles, Benjamin Smith, Dick Smith, Richard Stroup, Joseph Wyatt, Roger Ruble, Nancy Border, EstheriCampbell, Annetta Cole, joan Gibson, Norine Herring, Helen Howard, Armella McDonald, Sharon Moore, Joann Murray, Vivian Richardson, Ann Ruble, and Phylis Sheets. This year was uneventful except for our class Halloween Party at Esther Campbell's, Our first year in Junior High School, we got to elect class officers. The class officers. The class officers were as follows: Dick Smith, presidentg Annetta Cole, vice'presidentg Max Andrew, treasurerg Rebecca Musser, secretary, Our first year, in high school was spent getting used to the new schedule we were having. Back again the next year, we found that we had gained five new members in our class, While We lost Ray jones, Billy Jones, and Benjamin Smith, we had gained Joe Frazier, Harold Brauchla, Mary Ann DePoy, Nancy Mossburg, and Don' ald Garwood. We elected class officers this year with Bob Pond, presidentg Dick Smith, vice'president3 Max Andrew, treasurer, and Annetta Cole, secretary. We began to make money We also had a yearly kind of used to us by After a short recess, we started to school again. This men and proud of it! We elected officers with Bob Pond as as vice-president: Max Andrew as treasurer: Annetta Cole as Miss Bowman, home economics teacher, as our sponsor. As for ourselves by having a Hmarketn at class party which was successful The had a haunted'house party. Also, our class shrank, as we lost: Robert Martin, Marion lvlcFarren, Donald one of the stores. teachers were getting now so we didnst have much trouble -this year! year we were Hfresh' presidentg Dick Smith secretary. We had a treat this year, we Paul and Helen Garwood, and Mary Ann DePoy, while we In school again sophomores. We had gained Margaret Brinker. after what seemed a very short time, we a new sponsor, Miss Wampler, the home found ourselves economics teacher . Our class election was held with these results: Bob Pond, presidentg Harold Brauchla vice-president, Gordon Laymon, treasure: Dick Smith, secretary, Wve lost Rosa Craig and Sharon Moore, but gained Norman Cook and Wilberta Marsh. One of our class partieslwas a pot'luck at Nancy Bordergs and the other was a shower on Sharon Moore who left us during the year to get married. Back in the fall of 545, we were Mjuniorsu with Miss Nloore, our new sponsor. We elected the same class officers as last year. We lost Nancy lvloosburg, Arme- lla McDonald, and Norman Cook, but gained Dean jones, Bill Bonewitz, and Bill Heinbaugh. This year we went all out to make money for our trip to Washington, D. C. We sold ice cream which is the customary junior privilege. Uur la t class party was held at Esther Campbellis early in the year. Late in February we had the junior class play MI-looke, Line, and Sinkern with Harold Brauchla as Harvey thirteen Hooke, Dick Smith as Lester Line, and jim Dailey as Septimus Sinker. our first play and it went over very well. This was Well, at long last, we finally were Qdignified TU Seniors! Twenty-seven of us entered Warren I-ligh early last fall for our last year in school, Only of the seniors this year started out in Warren High School twelve years ago in the first grade. We held our last class election with the same officers being elect- ed as we have had for the last three years. Bob Pond, president' Harold Brauchla, vice'presidentg Gordon Laymon, treasurerg Dick Smith, secretary, Early this year, . -fo 'WV 4 10. lu , W Jua- U51 Rv' Senior Class History fCont.j we all went to Fort Wayne to have our class pictui es taken. The proofs proved to be very good. Novernber 17-18 We held our fii si of two senior cl'ass plays. The name of our first play was Mtie Was a Gay Senoritaw with Jim Dailey playing the part of the HGay Senorita.H I think you will all remember that play. Our second and last play is to be held some time in March. Our future? We're looking forward to graduation exercises in April, a trip to New York and Washington in May, and then to take our places in Society. CLASS WILL Esther Campbell wills her ability to stick to one man to Marilyn S. Rebecca Musser Wills her intelligence to Tom Musser. Bob Pond Wills his ability to manage a class to Carolyn Bonham. Vivian Richardson Wills her lipstick and comb to the Eltzroth twins who borrow them each noon. Dick Stroup wills his ability to sleep in class to Richard Payne. Bill Bonewitz wills his cheer leader pants to Rebecca Breedlove. jim Dailey wills his acting ability and play parts to Harold Parker. Betty Michaels wills her bashful Ways to Carolyn Dyson. Nancy Border Wills the Red Dodgen to anyone who Wants it. Max Andrew Wills his wavy hair to john P. Bolinger. Dick Smith wills his long legs to junior Adsit. Russell Searles Wills his ability to come through in a pinch to all future ball players Roger Douglas Wills his technique to talk back to the teachers to anyone who wants to take the chance. Roger Ruble wills his thick hair to Teddy Craig. Bill Heinbaugh wills his comfortable seat on the basketball bench to jim Hoover. Gordon Laymon wills his ability to run the movie projector to Roger Williams. Harold Brauchla wills his. ability stay on the team to Tom Laymon. Dean jones Wills his good looking car to Glen Prible. jerry Ruef wills all his little black books of addresses to Loren Eltzroth. Richard Douglas wills his spooning ability in the halls to George Sliger and his frau. Paul Parker wills his ability as manager of the basketball team to Clyde Smythe. joan Gibson Wills her job in the office to anyone who will take it. Phyllis Sheets wills her ability to give speeches to Ruskin Laymon. Joann Murray wills her ability of not being bored in government to anyone who can stand it. Ann Ruble Wills her success with the boys fsingularj to Barbara Breedlove. Norine Herring Wills her ability to get to school on time to Ruskin and Tom Laymon Wilberta Marsh wills her place in Latin Class to Dorothy Shafer, U NDE R G R ADS i 'Q2!Nv:p'f TN gg N 'kg L E11 1'k X 11. -L u yn nc ff-' 3 5. , Glen Prible Barbara Breedlove 'Q' - 5' Betty Richardson . - ff ,1 - ' V Y., ga an-fs J , ,K 4-'29 ' .rx A Sebert Souers -wt LS' Phylis Yeiter a' john Paul Bolinger . Doris Krieg . X ix VV: I--S105 1 ' Y,9 ' 1 kg. fa 2' :Z 1 'cv IQ V ' o V! ' i i?-5, at V n5WQi 'ERSQQ 'E,, iagmg fra ww f riff: Y - ,,e ww 2? Y 0, V '7 . L, I' ' .. W 1 Y' In!-'W ML ' if 5 Li5??:V'f',xz it? -ii EEN , M- win N942 . ag A L A www' I- -- Q ' M 154 'Ax 'Q' 71-7 ' 1? fl' 5 .. , -G 1 '49 , , V Q 1' . vy . 'J ' 'r' ' ' Y v ' 3 n f' 3 ' K if if Carolyn Bonham Harold Parker Edna jane Darymple Ray Yeiter Thomas Laymon Monna Boxell Edward Lineback joan Lantis Mary jean Eubank Loren Eltzroth Phylis Ruble Martha Shafer L-. Q f .4 wqq. lm - , V J 5 - . - .Q w . -sg--1 ' , I:- ,vb rw' - 1- -' . 'V L. . v-. , I ' 4 f , Q J - ' J ' 1 y ' L i'l fl'T. , , H . vqvi: - alll- 'hr ' if ll I. ifi w . , ' 4, VU-..-4 . '. '.1 ,,, 'i.....L .-if 9. f '. 5-M. I ga, .. if 'BN Q - . 1 4 ,I . tvQ2f ,'f-fg, 25- J'-:fi I - ,J ., , -'.9 Tf' E- r .q. N, V. s - ' 9611 4 ,, ,. - 1 ' Y K 8? .- , ' C' A' .- .film-pay.. . - W5 L -' ' sf-gg, P -ro 7-9 Q- Donna Ditzler Robert Clark Wilma Douglas Barbara Sue Naie Gene Brown Q Carolyn Dyson O Bonnie Sixnons Patty Bantz jack Good Ruth Daryrnple Tom Musser Marilyn Shzmp JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS jack Good------vice-president Monna Boxell- secretary Glen Prible ---- president Marilyn Stump - treasurer JUNIOR PAPER STAFF Phyllis Ruble Lu Ellyn Irick jack Good Carolyn Bonham Tom Mus ser Donna Ditzler Mr. Kitt Barbara Sue Nafe L LW . bla' I Y Z.,m ,Xa fmt.: .. ll-HU, . ' ,-.Fi . .,, . rf ' 44, V, ix! lil 1 Egexi' ' . . '-Y E ,, fl ,m. U, :N R 1 n I pr. ' n 'T .,. w , -1. .. 95 Z I w 1- fa-f1 - IW, gy. Wu W Q . Ii TF 'G M Jo 5 . -r , -'Q 4 v , .. gp' . W, .' vm' ' 0 5' ,f L- 'w 3 Q. ,Rl .11 I ' J L. G -iii . il ' i 1 . 1 i 62 f 'xv 1 -JH' JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The junior Class of Warren High School met for the first time in 1936. Thirty seven pupils made up the class and our teacher was Miss McCord. The rest of our grade teachers were Miss Waits 12nd gradej, Miss Click f3rd gradej, Pally Wright Q-4th gradej, Mr. Hall f5th gradej, and Mr. Coolmen f6th gradel. In 1942, we entered the seventh grade with thirty-four pupils and Miss Redd' ing as our sponsor. When we were in the eight grade, the school carnival was started. We sold more tickets than any other classg therefore, our queen was crowned. She was Lu Ellyn lrick. When we entered the ninth grade our sponsor was still Miss Redding. There was another carnival held during this year and again our queen was crowned. This time it was Monna Boxell. Our class officers for the freshmen year were: Martha Shafer, president: Phyllis Ruble, vice'presidentg Monna Boxell, secretary, Donna Ditzler, treasurer. When we became sophomores, Miss Redding was still with us, and our officers were as follows: jack Good, presidentg Clyde Smyth, vice'presidentg Monna Boxell, secretaryg Marilyn Stump, treasurer. At the beginning of the year we broke a record by selling more magazines than any other class of this school has ever sold in previous years. Then later in the year we held a turkey raffle at the La Fountaine basketball game. Going into the junior year, there were thirty-three in our class. We had many things to look forward to, such as selling ice cream, candy, and other eats at ball games and at noon, giving a class play, getting our class rings, getting a new sponsor and many more things. Our new sponsor is Mr. 'Kitt and our class officers are: Glen Prible, president, jack Good, vice'president3 Monna Boxell, secretary, Marilyn Stump, treasurer. During the year we chose our class colors of kelly green and grey, and the class flower, the Talisman Rose. Our motto is To Be, Rather Than Seem To Be. It was decided there was a need for a school paper in this school, so We took over the job. This is the first time a school paper has been put out in this school for about ten years. Though the year is not yet completed, we juniors feel we have done well thus far. We are anticipating a splendid senior year with our eyes upon graduation and of course the traditional trip to the eastern states. The junior Class Loren Eltzroth Tom Laymon Glen Prible Donna Ditzler Carolyn Bonham Ed Lineback Seberi Souers Clyde Smyth Barbara Nafe Martha Shafer Tom Musser Barbara Breedlove Gene Brown CAN You IMAGINE .... ' staying awake in school? getting to school on time? being the size of Clyde? in a hurry? being quiet in a class meeting not complaining? smiling? jumping center in basketball? with her shoes on in class? being mad? getting his lessons? not chewing gum? talking aboutgirls? i 7 u- fl BW 7 il' . 'W av ,.' I I- 'V 151.15 l, 'f GF. li. -4 ., A ', nf . J' n I 4 ix Y, A I! ' s ,.-. Nb-5-Q 1' 4 f J I' A-' -.. ffn X, ir ,M ,. ,,' LE. H. 1 ' 4 Q5 v vw i,J9r A -,NX IR .J f A .,- U ' . 1 3 ,fr mv - ' n f A P ,,. In ll k , i 4 'uv Can You Imagine .... H fCont.l Edna jane Dalrymple Betty Richardson Joan Lantis Mary jean Eubank Carolyn Dyson Phyllis Ruble Harold Parker Wilma Douglas john P. Bolinger Marilyn Stump Patty Bantz Ruth Dalrymple Ray Yeiter Phyllis Yeiter Bonnie Simons Doris Krieg Lu Ellyn Irick Monna Boxell jack Good Robert Clark Mr. Kitt Us without Richard? having brown eyes? without her marimba? weighing 180 pounds? not being with boys? with black hair? going steady with julia? acting her age? not getting bawled out in class? not telling jokes? getting in at midnight? without her lessons? keeping his feet on the floor? having short hair? jitterbugging missing a music lesson? having more than one boy friend? talking in class? not playing with his typewriter in not talking to Edna and Wilma? staying out of mud puddles? acting like juniors? class ? msn1nqwgwilnmimmiwywngml GC THE nm F RgFGf:HE N TS EVERYTHING H c. Hel XCH HC fc!-I c number bf The alex-Irons m Shells 3 i Q 'Si A1 . V ISE T ProTTns -'I Qillll AK 'IUC EUS vonm 1 PULI-shed L IME SENIOR CLASS f 55 ALAMONIE Tun SCHOOL NARREN, INDIANA - KAR:-1N6gM v 1 'gl .0 I at I -5 ,gf 4. , ,ww A , .r 1 Y ' 'A fyfiujgf is W IC 'x24v 1. . -. .-,rv ,V ,S r n I w ,I . ,QS , l mn u VI YQ. - .X o .41 ii 1, ,A 1? ' W we - br .vw Ii J. l wr r. V :li 4 J' V! gnu, H 'L nm' ,fir n., v 1 Um 'ELM' ' Nu f,,. , M '..' ., N. ,ix K' 1' ,. . .iw ' 'Q I. ' I' 1 Y SML W' t 'r-CL ' I. SOPHOMORE CLASS Front row, left to right: Berneice Crispen, Dorothy Bailey, Lorita Smith, Helen Marie Bonifield Carolyn Stucky, Dorothy Shafer, Norma Schowb, Maxine Meyers, Eloise Slater, Loretta Smith. Second row, left to right: james Morgan, james Bardsley, Wayne Meyers, Patricia Dungan, Wauline Shafer, Evelyn Campbell, Donna Dysert, Roger Williams, Dale Mansbarger, Dorothy Wilson. Third row, left to right: Dean Douglas, Marvin Kinley, james Campbell, Hugh Shafer, james Hoover Ted Craig, George Aldred, Roger Smith, Richard Payne, Glen Crist, George Sliger. R , FRESHMAN CLASS Front row, left to right: Robert Evans, jerry Shultz, Francis Smith, Ruel Smith. Second row, left to right: Nancy Gebhart, Phylis Nafe, Marie Eltzroth, Kenna Lou Heinbaugh, Ruth Yeiter, Becky Breedlove, Mary Eltzroth, Etta jane Schemerhorn. Third row, left to right: Mildred Border, Betty Battershell, Doris Eltzroth, Miss Vera Strait, Esther Clark, Evelyn Bardsley, joan Hardin, Barbara Tam, Ramona Cook. Fourth row, left to right: Robert Doversberger, Hiram Adsit, jr , Robert Searles, Kenneth Cloud, Gene Williams, jackie Ivlyers, Don Turpin. mi. Ab. 'r 'nf ,y .. 0' . ,A 0 - . , .wk , uv , ' ' wr.: 4 F' Al. O ' V4 I u ' 1 , ' v - gl, -fb' .14 ' ' I , Y-ab , . ,wa-A 1 1 . .W , - 1 L C 5 Q y A, .Jan ,Q .,. I A is :,,. ' . -Qu 11 YI SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We, the Hforty-ninersu of Warren High, have found our years of junior high and high school quite interesting and most exciting. We entered junior high as supposedly industrious students. As for the seventh grade, we managed quite well. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Hall, we elected officers as follows: President, Wilbur Cole: Vice President, Roger Williams: Secretary, Carolyn Stucky and Treas- urer, I-lugh Shafer. That year we had two class parties, one being a hay ridef and what fun ll. Another project of the year was a spelling eBeei' against the eighth graders, who surprisingly defeated us. Also that was the year of our first car- nival and we elected Carolyn Stucky as our queen. Our dues for this year were fifty cents a semester.. Gee! Time sure must fly, for it wasn't long before we were back to pester the teachers for another year, only we were eighth graders now. Our officers for the year was nearly the same as last year. The President was George Sligerg Vice President, Roger Williamsg Secretary, Carolyn Stuckyg and the Treasurer, Hugh Shafer. Our new sponsor for this year was Miss Major. This year we had two semester parties, our first consisting of a skating party, and our second being a Weiner roast. Our carnival queen for this year was Wauline Shafer, and our dues were the same as last year. After and extremely short vacation, we came back to school as freshmen, not knowing, of course, what the sophomores had in store for us! But we found out soon enough - - initiation! What memories! Wearing our clothes backward and wrong side out, we paraded around school all day, bowing to the sophomores no less. We had a wonderful party afterward though, with weiners, rolls and chocolate milk on the menu. We also had two class parties this year. One was at Carolyn Stucky's house and the other one at Dorothy Wilson's house, who, by the way was our sponsor this year. In expectation of the carnival, we elected Loretta Smith as our queen but due to conditions beyond our control the carnival was called off. The officers were elected as follows: President, Hugh Shaferg Vice President, Roger Williams: Secretary, Carolyn Stuckyy and Treasurer, Patricia Dugan. After another recess of approximately four months we were again back to school trying to tell the teachers, or so we thought. Although not much of our sophomore year is over, we have had lots of fun as always. We sought revenge on an innocent party and initiated the freshmen, what fun! We also sold magazines and thanks to all of our friends and neighbors, we went over our goal of a thousand dollars and sold eleven hundred, twenty eight dollars and seventy five cents, breaking the school's record. Of course the losers entertained the winning team at a party. The winning captain was Norma Schwob, the losing, Roger Smith. The officers of last year were again elected and the dues again were fifty cents a semester. We have enjoyed our high school life very much, and hope to enjoy the rest of our years as much. , V , ,. 1 ' iff i . -, . H., 1 ,, , uf' ' 1 4 o 'U ' V I W. S. 'e , I. 1 o A ,Ni I A' A V ' uf' . J , 5 ' L. - 2. . A, M gn I . sf' . . -:TW 1- .A ' +91 A 1' elgurfi .1 , - . 1 ' .X . , ky . ' H I ,. 433' Hip' . 1 ' bi ' , f 1' -I A213 ' h J W 'w Y' f 1 , M A I .l Fig ' M -f , ' L, my A uilirx, X ..-ini: SNA, avg? CJP, ,'1fzL'I .Q 1 .fcr ' U. 1 ,Ffa wg' X v- , 4.4, V., HS-- -1 1 -I ' ' J ll' rf svgjvrti. ' U 1 gh' v- -fps. ',, . ,w'Z'J-1L.Hf. 1 ' - -' 'I ' llgtzykf' in F ,F . I, . . , bg. . s. V ' ng- H 4f?m ,Ti . 4 .AV . V .'., mi The Sophomore Class jim Hoover George Sliger Teddy Craig jimmy Campbell Hugh Shafer Marvin Kindley Glen Crist George Aldred Roger Williams Roger Smith Lorita B, Smith Carolyn Stucky Wauline Shafer hy Shafer Berniece Crispen Helen Bonifield Patricia Dungan james Morgan Evelyn Campbell james Bardsley Dean Douglas Maxine Myers Norma Schwob Donna Dysert Eloise Slater Wayne Myers Dale Mansbarger Dorothy Bailey Richard Payne CAN YOU IMAGINE? ' not asking questions? keeping quiet in class? not arguing? being in a hurry? a slick traveling salesnfian? with thirteen children? with blue eyes? with a cream colored convertible? with his hair not cornbed? without a better answer? being lazy? being an old maid? being loud and noisey? without her lesson? a farmer's wife? milking a cow? as a platinum blonde? without his hog house? without curly hair? never talking to the girls? being calm and collected? not being flustered? being a sourpuss? staying home nights? not liking the boys? as a dancing teacher? not telling tau nies? as a woman congressman? on his first date? CLASS OF 1950 There were tWenty'eight of us in our class when we entered junior high school in 1944, and we were all very excited because it was the first time we had ever been allowed to stay in the assembly with the big kids for a long period of time. We soon found that Miss Strait was to be our sponsor, and at our first class meeting We elected Robert Doversberger for class president, Mary Eltzroth for vice- president, and Etta jane Schemerhorn for secretary and treasurer. After a few weeks of school, we learned that 'Athe big kids teased us little seventh graders, and, trying to make an impression on them, we gained the re- putation of being the worst class in school. During 1944 and 1945, we added some new members to our class and also lost some. This left us with thirty members in our class. The class of SO began their last year of junior high with thirty-two mem- bers. A few days after school started, we elected officers: President, Barbara Tamg Vice'president, Nancy Gebhartg Secretary and Treasurer, jerry Shultz., of 1G50 qconm In November We had a class party which was a treasure hunt: a good time wa had by' all of us. Shortly afterwards, we lost our sponsor, Miss Strait, for In est of the year, because of illness, Miss Davis, a substitute teacher, filled ie place for the resl of the year. This year we rnissed nothing that happened in school, good or bad, so, a had reputation was acquired. On August 23, 1946 twenty'nine Hfreshiesu enrolled for their first year in h gh school. O-71 September thirteenth, the sophomores decided we must be initiated. After ay of initiation they gave us a party which We enjoyed. The losers in the Bio' L y I-ird hunting contest entertained the Winners with a treasure hunt and Weiner roast Now we are planning our regular class party, Officers for the year are jerry Shultz, presidentg Etta jane Schemerhorn, xice president: Robert Evans, Secretary: Barbara Tam, Treasurer. To add a little money to oux treasury We have been running a check room at ballgames. The Freshmen Class Hiram Adsit Bonnie Banter Evelyn Bardsley Betty Battershell Mildred Border Rebecca Breedlove Esther Clark Kenneth Cloud Ramona Cook Bob Doversberger Doris Eltzroth Marie Eltzroth Mary Eltzroth Robert Evans Nancy Gebhart Joanne Hardin Kenna Lou Heinbaugh jackie Myers Phyllis Nafe Etta I. Schemerhorn Robert Searles jerry Shultz Francis Smith Ruel Smith Barbara Tam Don Turpin Gene Williams Ruth Yeiter CAN Y OU IMAGINE .... being quiet? not Worrying? not getting letters? not being nice? ialking loud? having straight black hair? not studying? not getting into trouble? not Worrying about her appearance? sitting up straight? not going to Bluffton three times a week? being older than Mary? not bossing Marie around? not arguing? without freckles? not giggling? being short? having blue eyes? not being sassy? not thinking of boys? talking too much in class? having freckles and Wearing not showing off? leaving Warren? not having dates? horn'rimmed glasses ? not taking rulers and combs from Kenneth? Without his little red hat? having blonde hair? ' n,.- ,, I 'If 1,1 0, .V A J , .4., J.: I . 1 , - 1 lx -I ' 'I J 'B N n I f 1 W ' P I I 'P' 1 fum . - 4 .As 1 . vi. 'Jef iz S J' ha ,, 5 . qw., 1 ' 1 T V V3 H ,' .1 ' Y H 'Q . ms 1-1 F ' ,i .3 1 I w. nr I ' H ', Y'-iff! M 11 W Q 1 s Bth GRADE Front row, left to right: Donna Dee Detamore, Jean Ann Smith, Barbara Zezula, Barbara Ditzler, Carolyn King, Lorena Smith, Peggy Maddock, Doris Carroll. Second row, left to right: Mrs, King, Joh lrick, june Ann Bechtel, Sharlie L.ou.McElhaney, Donna McDaniQ,,sMary jane Dalrymple, Betty Krieg, Delores ulia Ruse, Barbara Riggs. Third row, left to right: Charles Bqxell, Hubert Eeavans, john Smith, john Kindley, Dale Schwob, Maurice Layman, Earl Fairchild, Wayne Herring, Dale Slater, Carl Douglas, Archie White. 7th GRADE Front row, left to right: janet Eltzroth, janet Williams, Cynthia Good, Suzanne Slater, Chella Heaton, Ruthann Pribble, Mary Emma Adsit, Sandra Stafford. Second row, left to right: Eugene Brauchla, Erma Chop' son, Nancy Good, Sally Eckman, Edith Mae Yeiter, Linda Laymon, Harry Godwin, Mr. Earl Williams. Third row, left to right: Paul Roberts, Bruce Bardsley, Ronald Brinneman, Robert Stucky, jerry Williams, Wayne Lee jackson, Clarence Godwin, George Nafe, Robert Crispen F v V, we E Zi lr. 5 '5Tg, ..,k Taft -., ' 1. -Qgfuflr - Q I .. f.. V ..I. L.' QV' W U r .1 ... .... ,, . . 6 1 'W yy yfgn f x 4 A , V.. ,,,, x., 1 - 'V I X-1 7-V 'ff . . owl . V 1 f V Qu 2, '. 6 ' V if-f , l -' T- r f 1 ' 4, I J , ' 'Iv .151-A 'FQ . a 4 f-A X , 21351 1 4 1 I ,I x ,,, Q .' Ubiii kffvi, ' . WU., is JE' 6- 'Y . X Y 5 . I Q I. -1 I Q 4 1 .v .J 1 f I, -.. vt 5.1 X 1 A of , ' 4' if ,Jnvhg ol .. I , I V . I ..L , Q , Q , 'JW , 'ly r , ' ' ' 4 ' -Hmfl' .H . v .4 1 I J, J ' 1.- , 4 Q 1 SIXTH GRADE First row, left to right: Gene King, Gerald Nafe, Dean Kreig, Carolyn Roberts, Ellen Marie Gebhart, jean Ann Turner, Joyce Houtz, jane Hoover, Norma Beavens, Lynn Smith. Second row, left to right: Don Shuttleworth, jack Schmidt, Dudley Campbell, David Ruble, Dennis Laymon, Lucile Dunwoody, Robert Ruble, Rolland Smith, Norman Morgan, Lowell Crowe. FIFTH GRADE First row, left to right: james Godwin, Stuart Miller, Tommy Good, Wendell Jackson, jack Clouse, George Thompson. Second row, left to right: Shirley Williams, Suzan Shuttleworth, jane Eckrnan, Patty Evans, Alberta Crist, Janet Williams, Shirley Schwab, janet Riggs, Lois Laymon, Emmalee Babcock, julia Cook. Third row, left to right: William Yeiter, David Smith, john Click, Velma jones, Phoeba Mae Goodmiller, Barbara Bdrder, Gary King, Charles Boyer, Glen Eubank, Maurice Campbell, Max Bardsley. 9 I ,Q 4 1 -L v r . ' 4. 4 I 'vb TM Q ' ' 1 --1 J f 1' lx H: FOURTH GRADE First row, left to right: Charles Becthel, George Smith, Bruce Smith, Harold Carrol. Second row, left to right: Shirley Sheets, Joyce Bailey, Cynthia Wiley, Darlene Dillon, Bonnie Butler, Agatha Cloud, Betty Houtz, Sara Ruble, Carolyn Crispen, Velma Creviston, jean Van Zant. I Third row, left to right: Dean Schmidt, john Thomas Slater, jan Ruble, Charles Bruce Bonijield, Lee Shafer, George Roberts, Ivan Moore, Robert Lee Trout, Gary Shultz., Jimmie Shuttleworth, Larry Campbell. Fourth row, left to right: DeWayne Boxell, Richard Eltzroth, Ronnie Sheets, Lee Oswalt, Ronald King, Marc Nall, Philip Johnston, Charles Rittenhouse, Ronald Blair. Mmm-fr :. L r f iff, -3 1,2 - 1 mmqamxrmmauszm -N g-v Q ammonium J ,., g,,f,H, wifi' ,, H5511 5, .. f' , ., um .. mana! N .... , ' , V 5 n .sn e mi - . ..-.' A .4 ,-C 1' - .fs-, 21393 -,uw ' .mf mmm L53 , - ,H Ir' jg ,5 ,Q 13 ff 5,5g hmmm .I fi' . -,- '- ' r'f-, mm , , ,H '- ,. ,, pl .MQ V - m .V -3:5 ,451- mum , wfwr, ,'4f, ,, - - ,-.'-:-- ' -. : 1 if- -4' W V - .,: . :mlm 1 ff . 52' 'A - f - - 1 ' ' l 1, ' 2-.rm -:i:1 no ,,.. 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Second row, left to right: Sharon Ruth Dalrymple, Carol jean Sheets, Joyce Ann Heaton, janice Sue Brown, Rowene Clawson, Nancy Jeannine Ryan, Sally Patricia Huffman, Clara Virginia Logan, joan Avanelle Michael, Mary Alice Dunwoody v I f' - a wr B 7F - I i.- 1 Ku 4 A q I -I. O r 0 1 N . 11 '.-,L d U , - as ,, 'I!e?ls yr f I' J 5' . ' -f ,-ha' ,J I 5. li brr. o ' - H- + ' I - A IFJ 1 .YV .gi -'J s ' ll Q rl V' A i X I . 1 Q 'Zh' A 43 u , - - ,- f . SECOND GRADE First row, left to right: Rex Cloud, Allan Meese, Tixnothy Stafford, Larry Shafer, Don Irick, Melvin Carter, james Wright, Second row, left to right: Mary Evelyn Cass, Sue McDaniel, Marilyn Smith, Lou Ellen Laymon, Norene Vickrey, Mary Frances Smith, Sara jane White, Barbara Crispen, joyce Hoch, Darlene Evans. Third row, left to right: Keith Spahr, Donald Yount, Norma Gale Ruble, Vera Campbell, Betty Rittenhouse, janet Gard, Shelby jo Briggs, Rosalie Boyer, james Battershell, Robert Stewart. Fourth row, left to right: Roger Trout, Michael Huffman, Tommy Smith, Larry Crow, Mrs. Treat, james Martin, Lowell Babcock, Herber Dalrymple jr., Scotty Huffman, james Boxell. 0 F IRS T GRADE First row, left to right: Richard Herr, james Hoskins, Robert Mullin, Rex Wamsley, David Huffman, Paul Craig, Curtis Heaton, Darell Dillon, Lyle Cloud, George Blair. Second row, left to right: Mary Kay Huffman, Carolyn Rice, Sandra McCoy, Mary Esther Dalrymple, Barbara Gilmer, Rosemary Bechtel, Rosemary Anders, Freda Butler, Roberta Miller, Patsy Douglas. Third row, left to right: Richard Ruble, Thomas Dunwoody, Emerson jones, james Perry, Dixie Brown, janet Long, Brenda Brauchla, Miss Ruth McCord, Lois Roberts, Larry Coolman, Larry Ryan, David Heinbaugh Morris Beavans, Ronald Smith, Kay Kriegbaum, Lynn Thompson, David Williams. Wm. : ,CZ -V YI . Y 1 5 1. .., 1 Ja 1-if 4 .Hz- , , in . A,- Q , - .Mg 1 W L . . 5-55 A 5 , A Q , T 7 'P U' . . 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M f A - P N ' .5 D 'B f w -M.. .n ,4 9 I f l' L 'S . Ur ,www ...N-x A-...fm uw,-.,f. ww.- . ,, paw' Mun. ,- JUNIOR HIGH BOY'S CHORUS I.-- 47? N.:-ls.. JUNIOR HIGH GIRL'S CHORUS ,vu po aw. , .V M. 1: 1, 4 JI C , 0 I . l la ,. Q5-i GlR1.'s SEXTETTE GIRL.'S TRIO .1-w 1, 5 .Q 1 J., V n.M 1 feb 'Q f I .-In r N, . -1 -x.. h ...-.n-1 rwm-an 'wo' -W ef - HIGH SCHOOL BAND '35 .Q--.. V-A w-- ' W -Q., ,z- . 'Nm'-N, A, X .......--.-, f-, W, w5h M -v V- v K 'isskxii .. ,. ..-- xx, .., .5 SUNSHINE SOCIETY r W .I ,F L I , 4 J L 'W I ,l 'l gui 4 I Fw- ll. 1'.q'r 3. .l-Ex , 1. HIGH SCHOOL ART HIGH SCHOOL HOME ECONOMICS P dom, .- -we N 0 4 VAVJVQ, 0 'VS ' 'X u Q AT I-IL .V , A .. xr,-.My ' -.iw . Fl. z in ' xl . ' 1 J K 1' V '.', Yr!! N l I V V M .b ,Z .V X I U I O . I 1 we 9 :'Qf My . K . lqvj IQ - . VI, :EQ ' , . 'I 'M TH T. .Ni ' xx. f , 41' ' , .ju 1' . W w W H , W, YT - V . -, 1 ,Ax - :, B . xl - .- . 1- :: -1 -' ' X 1513114-'Iu. gb' ' ,yaf?ff1'3EfI 1 X 3. W ' lr 1 r n 4' Q I' J ' , , , . 1 1. , ' , 5 4 until ' ,Q ' , Z .fb Rf. YEL. - ' ,W ,, - 'HAR Q-. ' ffvw ,, rfb. ,.. .- M., -- N L -gr, . IW' ,. 1: . V '- I ,ig-auf, ' ,vig yu' .. V: - N ,NH J-v W? vp V.N ,Mgr Q ' , r ' in M: lk. , Q s - 1 ' 1 Y .144 1 '91 I 1 T I 2 . ,. s.-iw 5 .45 - ,. ,A X4 J Biff TY! Q-1 41 4 , , . , Q . ,:,. 1, 1: Q, f ,V ., I I' -IVA .Ml .ni M , .. N-'iw 1 'M .4 W ,Q W-su. ',,.! .mul t 41' , ,.+.-, .39 . , . .rip '14 mhz ', ,I NAMES ROBERT POND RICHARD STROUP HAROLD BRAUCHLA RICHARD DOUGLAS JERRY RUEF GORDON LAYMON RUSSELL SEARLES WILLIAM HEINBAUGI-I GLEN PRIBLE THOMAS LAYMON AGE WEIGHL HEIGHT IEAR EXEERIENCE 17 193 6- 12 17 155 5- 12 17 153 5' 12 19 140 5' 12 17 148 5' 12 7 - 40 0 WARREN INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL BASKE BA U 19 DATE OPPONENT W T LL SCHED LE 46 47 Z 1-' Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec a an. an, nn. an. Feb. Feb. Feb. Unlon Dunklrk Bluffton Huntxngton Montpelier Clear Creek jefferson Hunt Rock Creek Four Team Tourney Roanoke Liberty Center Andrews Berne Lancaster Roanoke Huntington Twp. Ossian Iefierson fGrant 7 Liberty Center THREE YEARS THREE YEARS THREE YEARS THREE YEARS ONE YEAR ONE YEAR ONE YEAR ONE YEAR ONE YEAR TWO YEARS 4-. 17 ' . .qi . .. ,. ,A ,ul , 1 . mx . R' .. ' s 1 O ,-:W J' 3Vq p.Q , .- 5 W1-1 X , QW, , 7 1 . hm . , X, ,, , .X ' I .I X.,- I-HES l..4.YMON-'-holds a forward position, is , ' defensive man and also a good long shot. GI.!fZ . HIBLE.---holds the other forward position, rv.-is the rebound from the biggest man, also a ud pivot shot. lilfily RD DOUGLAS---plays guard, is a hard ' timing player and is good on his shots. WILLIAM HEINBAUQI-l- a substitute center and very handy with his left hand. GORDON LAYMON---plays forward, is good on rebounding and a good defensive man. .IERRY RUEF 'plays forward, helps bring the ball down the floor and a good one hand shot. RUSSELL SEARIES---plays guard, a very reliable man in getting a quick basket. l -'XROLD BRAUCHLA -plays guard, is quite good un defense and offense, a fast player, and gr--ld on shots all over the floor. RvTl3F,l?'l' PCIND-'-jumps center for the team and ivan exrellenl rebound man and has a good pixm slim. RICIIARU STiiOUP 'holds a guard position, is a good fake: and always a threat to scoring, .Q 5 Q.- A-'x W ' I X 'U v A ' e 'W -Va. F A, 4 -lb' I' 'L.4 .w I I A X il?-I 1 -,-.. 4 n ' 4 . ,' -,,.. '4 ' . Nl I . 1 K , ,'n .4 1, ,f H-.-r ' L . Th , ,. 's I Q, . NS ., lfff :r , ,Isl ' N- . ,. ,. , W. -. :'. w 'F- ,.v .,v V V K 'Tl' 1 :H +0 , ' - -,IM Q 1: 4 v 'fl . U,.,,,..j- 41, n .' 'il HT .W 4'- . HH ' 1 '1 I an iw SECOND TEAM From left to right: Pally Wright, coach: Tom Musser, Roger Williams, jack Good, Loren Eltzroth, Paul Parker, mafxager: jimmy Campbell, George Aldred, Hugh Shafer, Harold Parker, George Sliger Glen Crist. ff '1 .. ff: f 9 ., ' Q., 1 I wx , rr.- ' :nv rt .Y gl J' . 1 1 ' . 1 L ,nw q C ' wg'-TFP. NY ,E V Orr v F- -'. ,-.' ' 1 lg' H OPPENEN TS Huntington Twp. Markle Andrews Rock Creek jefferson Lancaster Monument City BASEBALL Huntington Twp. f Championship l Catcher Pitcher First Base Second Base Short Stop Third Base Left Field Right Field Right Field Center Field I THEY WE l ll 4- 13 1 9 2 12 9 21 Z 15 2 4 1 4 Roger E, Douglas Robert E. Pond Thomas S, Musser William H. Bonewitz Harold M, Brauchla Harold E. Parker Richard H, Stroup Russell S. Searles William H. Heinbaugh Richard W. Douglas Coach K. Pouless Wright Student Manager Paul E. Parker Our Total 89 Opp. Total ZZ Warren became county baseball champions this year. --.l. I .xg -PT' Ji- A ,Q r I' J. 1-If 0 , U l.273'E . .,. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM btanumg len ro ngm: 1-'ally Wright, coach: Archie White, Dale Slater, Carl Douglas, john Smith, john Kindley, Hu' 'bert Beavans, Robert Stuckey, Wayne Jackson, Maurice Laymon, Gene Brauchla, Joh Irick. FRESHMAN TEAM- Standing left to right: Pally 'Wright, coach: Kenneth Cloud, 'Robert Evans, Robert Searles, Paul Parker, manager: Hiram Adsit, jr., Francis Smith, stu- dent manager: jerry Shultz., Robelt Doversberger. 'W?EBA1,1, TTCAM F-tanrhng left to rxghi' Pally ,1-ught, coach, Rogm' Douglas, Pull Pembaugh Rf-'wrt Pm-nd, BNI Bong-witz. I 1-H Uarkcr, m nagerg R1ch.-1-.i mroup, Hr r-hnd Dough- 'lvl-.-:ll Se-arleb. T',1rnlr1 l :11-l,.1', I'r',1'.-As Ixlusser Iluuwld 31' lufll x, D'IiCEATI 2 4 ' 1 , , x J, , '- ' Fw .1 aa A ur mf. sh W. .,.' ,U .gq - f - 5--e x 1 J '50 1-A YELL. LEADERS Wm. Bonewitz, jim Dailey, Richard Smith 1 V I . ., lv . I -' l -1 Q P -5 . ' 'I' A E O Processional. . Invocation. . Selection. . Scriptur e . . My Task. . Sermon. . . AveMaria........ Pr esentation Selection ........ Benediction. Reces sional. Processional Invocation. . Vocal . . . Salutatory . Address . . Selection. . . Valedictory . ... BAC CALAUREATE . Helen Marie Bonifield Carolyn Stucky Patricia Dungan Carolyn Bonham . .W. M. jay, Minister . . . . . . . . Glee Club . .L. M. Hile, Minister . Max Andrews ........ Ashford . . . . .Dale T. Heinbaugh, Minister . .Choir ....... Bach'Gounod of Bibles. . .... Donald E. Poe, Minister ... ........GleeClub . .E. Leroy Stafford, Minister CGMMEN CEMEN T . . Helen Marie Bonifield Carolyn Stucky Patricia Dungan Carolyn Bonham . . . .Priests March .... High School Orchestra . . .L. E. Crow, Minister ..... Mendelssohn ........ Tri Kappa Citizenship . . Conferring of Diplomas . . . Harold Brauchla ............ , ,Clarence E. Dammon ..........Trio Benediction ........ . ,C. E. Stratton, Mi11iS'CG1' Recessional . .... .... 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