Salem Center High School - Reflector Yearbook (Pleasant Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

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NORMAN Secretary-treasurer Trustee 3 PEOPLE'S SAVINGS 6: LOAN --Auburn GERlG'S FURNITURE COMPANY --Auburn v Faculty LELAND R. FEE B.S., Ball State Teachers College, M.S., Indiana University, Mathe- matics, General Science, Principal, Senior Advisor, Junior Play. IRA J. BRIGHT A.B., Indiana Central College M.S.: Indiana Univeisityg English, Health, Senior Class, Senior Play. ,fi ,gf JUNA GRAHAM B.S., Manchester College, Indiana University, Business Education, Re flector Advisor, Cardinal Advisor, Library. mri BESSIE LELEY LEDA LITWILLER S. J. MERCER B.S., Saint Francis College, Gradu- A,B., Goshen College, Music, Social B.S., Anderson College, Social Stu ate Student, Ball State Teachers Studies, Physical Education, Sopho- dies, English, Student Council, Sev College, First Grade. more Class. enth Grade. WIBLE REAL ESTATE CO.--Auburn AUBURN JUNK fS:PAPER CO.--Auburn 4 W' Faculty 'v-ad? 'CIF' JOSPEHINE PARSHJ. DOROTHY POWELL ROWENA RINGLER Tri-State Collegeg Goshen College, A.B., Goshen Collegeg Home Eco- Ball State Teachers Collegeg Sec- Third and Fourth Grades. 110miCS, Health, Junior Class. ond and Third Grades. UH, 4115 FRED SMITH ORLIE WILLENNAR ERNEST B. YOUNG B.S. Ball State Teachers Collegeg TriwState Collegeg Manchester Col- B.S., Purdue Universityg Science, Mathematics, Physical Education, legeg Ball State Teachers Collegeg Agriculture, Physical Education, Eighth Grade, Varsity Athletics. Fifth and Sixth Grades. Freshman Class, FFA, Jr. High Ath mics, 4-H. GERIG FURNITURE CO.--Garrett HUDSON SETIC TANK CO.--Hudson J a High School Teachers X37 Our sponsor! ! Is that a math book?? Our Reflector advisor! ! Play us a tune. What's YOUR party?? 1,-2' What's cooking'?'? Defensive or offensive p1ay?'I WNhat's your project?? COVELL IMPLEMENT--Angola 5: N'-. F nn X wxx 'xx ,HS ,X QM . x.- -M ...RN-.. Seniors DAVID BOYER llsklpll Full of the old nick Baseball 1,2,45 Track 3,45 Basketball 1,2,45 4-H l,2, 45 FFA 1,2,35 Reflector Staff 45 Judging Teams 1,2, 3,45 Volleyball 1,2,35 Chorus 1,3. ALFRED DHJISON llDa1ePl Quiet, but likes fun. FFA 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,25 Student Manager 3,45 Student Council 45 Senior Playg Reflector Staff 45 Judging Teams 1,2,3,4. WALTER ELKINS Walter Loves to hunt and fish FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 4-H 15 Student Manager 3, 45 Reflector Staff 45 Judging Team 2. IONA EMERICK J Onie Ready to lend a helping hand Student Council 25 Jlmior Playg Booster Club 3,45 Cardinal Staf 45 Reflector Staff 4. FARMER 'S STATE BAN K--Stroh Seniors JERRYI. GASKILL fl.-Terry!! Likes horses 8LKitty Sue Baseball 2,3,45 Junior Playg Reflector Staff 4. FLORA EMERSON llBethIl Always smiling Grfull of fun Booster Club 1,2,3,4, President 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Cardinal Staff 3,43 Reflector Staff 45 Junior Playg Class Treasurer 15 Math Contest 1,2,3,4g Librarian 2,4. WILLIAM Hoss i'1 5 - Billy The shy, quiet type Booster Club 2,3,4 BONNIE HANNA Bonnie Always joking Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Cardinal Staff 3,4, Editor 4s Reflector Staff 45 Junior Playg Class Reporter 25 Class Vice-President 3. TIMMIS 8cSON'5 MOTOR SAI-55-4-a Gauge 9 LAMBRIGHT HATCHERY INC.--La cringe Seniors DAN HUGHES llnanll Likes all the girls Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Track 3,45 Class Treas- urer 45 Chorus 1,3545 Cardinal Staff 3,45 Reflector Staff 45 4-H 15253545 Vice-President 35 Junior Leader l,253,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Judging Teams 2. RUTH KLINK llpipll Always the life of a party Booster Club l,2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Car- dinal Staff 45 Reflector Staff 45 Class Reporter 45 Chorus l52,3545 Band 15 Junior Play5 Senior Play. IDRENE KOCHER Rene Quiet and dependable Booster Club 15253545 Cardinal Staff 3,45 Reflector Staff 45 Chorus 4. THOMAS KURTZ Tom Short, cute, and full of pep Class Reporter 15 Class President 2,45 Booster Club 2,35 President 35 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Cardinal Staff 2,3545 4-H 25354, Treasurer 35 Junior Play5 Senior P1ay5 Track 3,45 Baseball 1,45 Basketball 45 Chorus 45 Judging Teams l,2,3,45 Reflector Staff 4, Co-editor. HALFWAY TRUCK STOP 6: RESTAURANT --P. Lake Seniors PHILIP LONG Ilphilll Happy-go-lucky Future Farmers of America l,2,3. CHARLOTTE MERCER Charlotte Intelligent and friend of all Chorus 1,2,3,45 Booster Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 3,45 Class Secretary 15 Class President 35 Student Coun- cil l,4, Secretary 1, President 45 Senior P1ay5 Car- dinal Staff 3,4, Co-editorg Reflector Staff 4. ROSEMARY NICHOLS llR0semarylv Efficient and lots of fun Class Secretary 2,35 Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- president 45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Cardinal Staff 3,45 Reflector Staff 4, Editor5 Accordion Band 1. GARY NOLL llcaryll Likes girls and Pontiacs Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Vice-president 2,45 Baseball 1,2,35 Student Council 25 Junicx Playg Senior Playg Reflector Staff 45 Chorus 45 Judging Teams 1,2,4. NORM'S FLORAL SHOP--La Grange La GRANGE LUMBER COMPANY --La Grange NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY --Angola ep- Seniors BARBARA ROWE Barb A Sweet, quiet gal Cardinal Staff 3,45 Reflector Staff 45 Booster Club 1, 2,3,4. RICHARD SI-IEARER Richard Serious but radiant Basketball 1,25 Baseball 15 Judging Teams 1,25 Class Secretary 45 Class Reporter 35 Class Treasurer 25 Jun- ior Play5 Senior Play5 Cardinal Staff 45 Reflector Staff 45 FFA 15 4-H 1,2. NORMA STACKHOUSE Norma Ambitious Class Reporter 15 Chorus 1,25 Accordian Band 15 4-H 1,2,3,4, Reporter 1, Vice-President 45 Junior Leaders 2,3,4. ELISABETH TUBBS Becky A jolly disposition Booster Club 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Cardinal Staff 3,45 Reflector Staff 4. STEUBEN COUNTYAUTOMOTIVE DEALERS ASSOCIATION- A118013 Seniors fi Pictured above are the Senior class officers, left to right: Dan Hughes, treas- urerg Richard Shearer, secretary, Mr. Ira Bright, sponsorg Gary Noll, vice-pres- identg Tom Kurtz, president. it at Motto . . . . We Finish to Begin is as at it at Colors . . . . Green and White is is is fi -wa sn Flower . . . . White Carnation in is CHARLOTTE MERCER BETH EMERSON Valedictorian 97.0 Salutatorian 96.1 I3 FOLTZ BAKERY--LaGrange HOME GRAIN COMPANY--LaGrange Pictured above are members of the editorial staff. FRONT Pictured above are members of the business staff. They ROW, left to right: Mrs. Juna Graham, Reflector advisor, are, from left to right: Mrs. Juna Graham, Reflector ad- Tom Kurtz and Rosemary Nichols. BACK ROW: Beth Em- visor, Richard Shearer, Dan Hughes, and Ruth Klink. erson, David Boyer, and Gary Noll. Reflector Staff The Reflector staff was composed of members of the senior class. Editing the Reflector was Rosemary Nichols with Tom Kurtz as co-editor. Other members of the editorial staff were Beth Emerson as literary editor and David Boyer as sports editor assisted by Gary Noll. Richard Shearer was business manager for the Reflector. Advertising manager was Dan Hughes assisted by Ruth Klink. The activity writers were Lorene Kocher, class playsg Bonnie Hanna, chorus and Cardinalg Charlotte Mercer, Student Council: Iona Emrick, facultyg Elisabeth Tubbs, Booster Clubg Dale Denison, 4-H, and Walter Elkins, FFA. Barbara Rowe and Ruth Klink were in charge of the snapshots. The circulation and sales staff consisted of Jerry Gaskill as circulation manager assisted by Norma Stackhouse and Bill Hose. Charlotte Mercer was sales manager assisted by Gary Noll. As editor and co-editor of the Reflector we would like to express our appreciation to the rest of the staff for their splendid co-operation. We would especially like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Juna Graham for her untiring ef- forts and willingness to help us with our problems. Rosemary Nichols and Torn Kurtz Pictured below are the activity writers for the Reflector. FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Juna Graham, Reflector Shown below are the circulation and sales staff. FRONT advisorg Charlotte Mercer, Lorene Kocher, and Iona Em- ROW, left to right: Charlotte Mercer, Norma Stackhouse, rick. BACK ROW: Walter Elkins, Dale Denison, Bonnie and Gary Noll. BACK ROW: Jerry Gaskill and Mrs. Juna Hanna, Elisabeth Tubbs, and Barbara Rowe. Graham, Reflector advisor. PURITY SUPER MARKET--La Grange LIECHTY JEWH-RY,,Ang01a ANONYMOUS GIFT 2 Z 1 1 6 X C ass Histor xf' I X In the fall of 1944, 14 brave little boys and girls entered the first grade to start their 12 long years of schooling under the skillful guid- ance of Mrs. Lepley. David Boyer, Dale Denison, Walter Elkins, Beth X Emerson, Bonnie Hanna, Dan Hughes, Ruth Klink, Rosemary Nichols, Barbara Rowe, and Elisabeth Tubbs were the members of the graduating class who started their education at Salem. Thomas Kurtz came from Hudson in 1953 to begin his eighth grade of school at Salem. Iona Emerick, Jerry Gaskill, Billy Hose, Lorene Kocher, Philip Long, Char- lotte Mercer, Gary Noll, and Richard Shearer entered Salem from Stroh School to begin their freshman year of high school. We started our freshman year of school in the fall of 1954 with 27 class members. We elected Miss Litwiller as our class sponsor. At the beginning of the year we were initiated by the sophomore class. We recall having to wear old, patched, clothes backwards and speaking pieces to the sophomores while on our knees. In the class tourney we were known as the Freshmen Wheels. We enjoyed a hayride and a Christmas party during our freshman school year. In our sophomore year we chose Mr. Halsey as our class sponsor. We greatly enjoyed initiating the freshmen. In the class tourney we were known as the Green Homets. We were very proud of our green and white class sweaters which we received in November. We held our Christmas party at Donna Boyer's home and a sledding party at Mr. Hal- sey's home. Mr. Bright was our class sponsor during our junior year of school. At the beginning of the year we sold magazines. We sold 51380.50 worth of magazines which was more than our quota. We will always re member our stuffed dog, Hambone, which the high salesman ofthe day was honored to carry around. We were bursting with pride wher. our shiny new class rings arrived. Mr. Bright directed our junior play, Comin' Round the Mountain. Junior Rockets was our nickname for the class tourney. The girls were very proud of the basketball pennant which they won. We enjoyed a Christmas party and a picnic at Poka- gon State Park during our junior school year. Mr. Bright was our class sponsor during our senior year. Selling an- nual ads kept us busy the first part of the year. We staged our play, Good Gracious Grandma on October 19. The cast celebrated after- wands at the Gaybam in Angola. We had a scrap drive October 6. We enjoyed our Christmas party which was held at the school house. As this annual goes to press we seniors are looking forward to Bac- calaureate, Commencement, and our senior trip to Washington, D.C. and New York. Q Z 'ff- We Began Our Dramatic Efforts .N n argument, Paw? Be careful, Corney Bell! O00-1a-1a! ! Comin' Round the Mountain W e presented our junior play, Comin' Round the Mountain, March 16, 1955. We owe the success of this play to our director, Mr. Ira Bright. The cast was as follows: Paw Skitter . , , Maw Skitter . Comey Bell . Dizzy Mae . . Zeke .... Curly ..... Ellie Lou . . . Sammy Fester Robert Bruce . Edward Small Carol Hughes Doris Dean . . Prompters . . . scones..-aesaounon . . Torn Kurtz . Beth Emerson . . . Rosemary Nichols . . Iona Emrick . . . Gary Noll . . . Jerry Gaskill . . . Ruth Klink . . Vance Boots Richard Shearer . . Dan Hughes . . Bonnie Hanna . . DOHHEI H086 . . . Charlotte Mercer, Reavel Conley, Barbara Rowe. Make-up! ! ! It's a stickup! ! Having trouble, Maw AUGUST room MARKET--P. Lake 16 sraocxs MEN and BOYS WEAR--Angola Having fun, Mrs. Graham? Are you mad, Charlotte? Be careful of Char1otte's eye. Good Gracious Grandma. Our senior play Good Gracious Grandma , was presented October 19, 1956, under the direction of Mr. Ira Bright. The cast was as follows: Henry Breckenridge . . . George Breckenridge Mrs. Lennox . . . . . . Helen Allen . . . Cecile Allen . . . Clancy ..... Wiggins . . . P-Sam . . . Delicia . . . Prompters . . . Lose something, Tom? . . Richard Shearer . . . . . Tom Kurtz . . . Charlotte Mercer ......Ruth Klink . . .Rosemary Nichols . . . .Dan Hughes . . . Dale Dennison . . . . . ............. Gary Noll . ................. Norma Stackhouse . . . Iona Emerick, Barbara Rowe, Beth Emerson Wh2,t's this! 1 Q 5 1 Hiding something Granny? CHARLEY'S MARATHON SERVICE, Kendallville Senmr Snaps What's for Sale? INTERIM! GCTQ 15 16 22 23 38 29 30 A-Mk N WILDER da SANXTER . . . Angola LF.MsY's LAUNDRY . . . Angola Mount Pisgah score ocroatn 1 6- , f 'YI Our Senior Year IW 7 -V, ,Q FEBRUARY , 7 if' Sept. 4 Vacation is over, school started this after- noon 6 Salem over Hamilton, 7-0 10 Orland over Salem, 10-5 13 Underclass men pictures taken 13 8a 14--Seniors sold REFLECTOR advertise- ments 17 P. Lake over Salem, 10-6 20 Fremont over Salem, 8-3 22 Seniors had their pictures taken 24 Salem over Flint, 15-0 27 Metz over Salem, 1-0 28 First Cardinal came off the press Oct. 1 Salem beat Hamilton in the playoff for the county tourney 3 No school--County Baseball toumey. Sa- lem beat favored P. Lake and lost to Fre- mont ' 6 Scrap Drive---Flat tire 8 Pot-luck supper at PTA 12 Grade cards what happened to all the A's? 18 Dress Rehearsal 19 Good Gracious Grandma was staged in Salem gym. Cast celebrated afterwards at Gay Bam 25 8: 26-Teachers Association 29 Juniors rec'd class rings Nov. 2 Basketball season started at Pleasant Lake Dec. Jan Feb. 13 18 21 3 8 10 11 14 18 28 11 15 18 27 Salem over Flint-We won Senior Christmas party in the gym Home Ec. girls took good cheer to County Home to Ian. 2 ---- Vacation! l Orland over Salem in County Tourney--- Fremont took the toumey Mysterious Brown came to Salem to give program lt snowed last night-no school today End of first semester--112 thru senior year Almost nipped Orland--Score, 52-53 Salem loses first game in 2nd tourney. Miss Litwiler showed slides of Europe to PTA First 1957 Cardinal came off the press Third Annual Deadline--only one more to go. . . PTA--Mrs. Graham sang Another game with Flint Freshmen roller skating party--OOHI OH! those aching muscles Final annual deadline--all finished at last Sectional toumey March 4 5, 6, 85 7 --Jr.-Hi toumey at Fremont 10 23 County Music Festival at P. Lake. Do Re Me Math. and Eng. contests at Angola 5 Seniors decided on yearbook cover April 19 Good Friday-one-half day of school 12 Mr. McDaniel spoke to PTA May 5 Baccalaureate 16 Basketball photos taken 10 Last day of school Commencement 20 Salem gave Orland a scare 12 Left on the Senior Trip 22 8s 23 Thanksgiving 13 Arrived--Washington, D.C. 27 First REFLECTOR deadline mailed on time 14 Arrived--New York City That's a big 29 Name that tune assembly program city. . . Dec. 4 Senior girls took FHA test 16 Started home 6 Junior and senior girls had a taffy pull 17 Tired, but happy. Arrived in Garrett. 11 Speech class gave skit at Pep session High School all finished DECEMBER O ' -C 3 x viii?- -? 3 'll 5 lv' - r L Q + Gi . fl 11,2 Q04 , N dk HOSACK'S APPLIANCES--Angola X X yo I X 1 TU'I'I'LE'S .rEwm.RY--Angoia MAY ' ur Beginning Years You've changed, Norma. Where are your glasses, Beth? Kinda chilly, Dan? Gary, where is your Iona had bangs. Pontiac? Where is your dimple, Angelic Charlotte Bonnie? Why so sober, Richard? Were you bashful, Ruth? Where are your bangs, Barbara? Look at the birdie, Lo- rene. 9. 'Q S n n S 'ii. Q g fainnie-i r I a s p in r,,,,E,r,, Where did he go, Becky? Same nice smile, Tom. NEWMAN'S TIRE SERVICE, Angola ALWOOD TRAILER SALES, Angola 1-1 nx: 1-rx vfnxzwxvr-H naiv- ,Q :d,,,f wr 'X , 'nf J Q ' 2 W' 'X .ww 1 .V x 'S3'if'T'n' ' . Y . . 7 k'57?k1L:J3A'ff4 ' '. - p,!P'3f'iwf' -V 9, W ,r,-xg,-,,, - 1 -' ,UM ,Z ,g , fy. N ff ,K W vs, 4 'K V . , A I V , 3 jk, S Rik, K Mr 4 My t . 2211-aw 1- wg . I : -4 -gk, 2-Q, 4. ' 4 i F2 I ,J wg, wg Juniors The jiuiior class had a very happy and busy year. They have been working hard to earn money with the help of their sponsor, Miss Powell. They sold magazines in the fall and concessions at the home basketball games. Beautiful new class rings helped to keep them smiling. They enjoyed a hayride and a Christmas party. Seven of their ten boys played on the Pictured above are the junior class officers. They are, left to right: bagketbau teams, Tom Mercer, treasurer, Dorothy Sunday, secretary, Hazel Johnson, vice-president, Marion Rose, president, and Miss Powell, sponsor. ROW 1: S. Adams, C. Boots, G. Cramer, E. Denison. ROW 2: E. Elkins, J. Emrick, R. Hoyer, H. Johnson, T. Mercer, D. Miller, J. Nichols, T. Parker. ROW 3: G. Parsell, J. Perkins, M. Rose, D. Rowlison, R. Shaffer, L. Stackhouse, D. Sunday, L. Tracey. AUBURN FARM BUREAU HATCHERY--Auburn 22 GENE LOUKS SPRAY PAINT ING--Hudson Sopho mores X I av , Thirty-three members were enrolled in lhe sophomore class during the 1956-1957 lchool year. The sophomore class received their class sweaters. They are very proud of them. The sweaters are Columbia blue with royal blue letters trimmed in gold on a white blackground. Miss Litwiler was their sponsor. The class enjoyed a Christmas party in the school gym with a gift exchange. Five of the sophomore boys played on 5a1em.S basketball teams. Pictured above are the sophomore class officers. They are, left to right: Jim Johnson, secretary, Joan Noll, vice-president, Brenda Lobsiger, president, Miss Litwiller, sponsor, and Judy Shumaker, treasurer. we- ' tx .21 t :za I ii. X A 0- 6 A , t... pt p y af- A' 'Q R 2 34 X 4-,J . J , R . ' J I 'f' Q, to Y iff' A PM ky , ,L A ,kp:. . ., ,. q p w ,J X Q- 75' T Hs ' t 'M R 4 il J 1' 'U Q - . X C r ttts 'L r f if X .ix ROW 1: D. Barnes. ROW 2: J. Becker, R. Becker, M. Coburn, G. Coney, J. Coney, N. Dole, J. Dunafin, R. Elkins. ROW 3: M. Emrick, J. Johnson, W. King, R. Klink, M. Kurtz, H. Leas, B. Lobsiger, R. Mclnturf. ROW 4: C. Mil- leman, D. Nichols, J. Noll, I.. Noll, G. Parr, M. Parsell, R. Phillips, A. Porter. ROW 5: R. Schweitzer, W. Shull, J. Shumaker, C. Sizemore, M. Smith, L. Stockwell, D. Wilder, P. Wren. CI-IARD IMPLEMIENI' - -Angola Freshmen Thirty eight freshmen started the yearg eighteen entered Salem from Stroh. The freshmen were privileged to have one varsity cheerleader and two reserve cheerleaders this year. Left to right: Alma Conley, president, Mr. Ernest Young, class spon- sor, Karen Perkins, vice-president, and Lilly Klink, secretary-treas- UIEI. ...N .U K Ki 1, , 4 ,, V 5, mlm ' .ns K A h ,r , . an :I R X W N .. A K v ,FZ tty .4 V v gf., -if . .., ., y' ' A mf 'Q af no im, . 1 f- t L ' ' K i y . -5. l g w. of Wx , , is 1 A B ,E 1 i, . ,iq Q A ' . x ., V ' r , JC., L . , .X i tfnn v f yn , 2 LcLi L f 5 - aw' 1 , , .. a t y i A ' i 1 M' it 1 , I .ai L -5 A . 4' , My .- r j A A0 A ni, I - - , LA Q ' . . ,. -. - , A f ' 2 ...af .S . -R . ff ,V A.. . W., . L , tmyv , , .a-A.. J, L M A . ROW 15 L. Alleshouse, L. Armstrong, O. Blowers, C. Bostwick, H. Bovee, R. Coburn, ROW 25 G. Coney, A. Con- ley, D. Conley, E. Elkins, D. Emerick, J. Emerson, H. Erwin, S. Everett, ROW 33 H. Goodrich, J. Healey, J. Hose, P. Hose, D. Howe, K. Kiehel, D. King, L. Klink, ROW 45 S. Leas, N. McLain, C. Mynhier, J. Nichols, E. Owens, S. Parker, J. Perkins, K. Perkins, ROW 53 N. Pfafman, L. Prentice, R. Reade, E. Shipe, G. Smith, K. Tubbs, L. Wilder, K. Young. FERR15 EXCAVATING 24 PLEASANT LAKE LUNHSER co. Pleasant Lake 'Vi al Eighth Grade The boys of the eighth grade have enjoyed playing junior high basketball throughout the year. They also playeda winning season of baseball. The class had one party each semes- ter of the school year. Left to right: Judy Anderson, secretary-treasurer, Mr. Fred Smith, class sponsor, Robin Wren, President and Steven McLain, vice-president. ,ar ,. W O-ZQXH 1 V Q G Q -'!,, x ref' ' ,, -?, ff ROW lg J. Anderson, J. Becker, ROW 2: R. Clingan, B. Dob, D. Emrick, J. Ernsherger, R. Getts, D. Kurtz, S. Mc- lnterf, M. McLain, ROW 35 S. McLain, J. Millhouse, M. Millhouse, K. Parker, R. Parr, R. Parish, C. Reade, M. Redish, ROW 4, C. Rowe, J. Shotto, D. Shively, L. Shumaker, H. Smith, J. Smith, R. Wren, C. Wright. VI'S BEAUTY SHOP 25 NOLL BROTHERS OIL COMPANY Hudson ' Hudson l il . if K, -5 b Pictured above are the seventh grade class officers. They are, left to right, Nancy Parr, treasurer, Judy Schmidt, secretary, Loretta Wisel, vice-president, Everett Young, president, and Mr. Mercer, f' X r EQ Si 3 rx ta Q, : QW, 1' 1 L1 1 4 k,.k , di, 1 3 7 1- A 'Q J ir- ff 1 9 J - 1 Q. 1.5 if X , I mp, ' D 5 ' ' . - ibm X 6 J Sn., is 1 ...Q L .Wifi P 'E 0- f' .5 3 Zales-9 , Rf 1 I I .5 , . 1- by E iv if I . . ,Yfrpffz ROW 1: R. Biddle, S. J. Elkins, J. Elkins, J. Hoyer, B. Hohnson, R. Shumaker, L. Tracey, Elkins, D. Ernsberger, C. Erwln, J. Kaiser, N. Parr, K. Pfafman, L. Phil L. Wisel, J. Wright, E. Young. Bidwell, R. Boots, R. Coahran, T. C . . E sponsor. fx .K . Wk, W, ' -1 -A -i f: g...: - if el , ,Q , img' ,5 Nil J ::':'i V z 1' : ' ' ' Q Aql' i , .Q E' ,,,. M 3 S ,y as , , E L ., y . . , .. -- - , ifi Q55 e- ,rs .3 Seventh Grade Joan Everett, Judy Schmidt, Frances Schweitzer, Joanna Elkins, Larry Phillips, and Larry Tracey came from Hudson to join the seventh grade of Salem. Later in the year, Wayne Heath from Florida joined the class. Emily Shaffer and Cheryl Shepler were elected junior high cheerleaders. The team had a good season in basketball. A Christmas party was held at the home of Russel Boots. ,., E J i ,Q ' ,. .L r . . X ROW 2: ourtney, M. Denison, C. Dickerson, F. Elkins. verett, R. Hagewood, B. Helmke. ROW 3: B. I-Ioyer, J. lips, J. Schmidt. ROW 4: F. Schweitzer, E. Shaffer, A. HELNLER LUMBER CO.--Helmer WAGNER INSURANCE AGENCY--Kendallville 'Lbs Q-vu.-f 1 Sixth Grade Fourteen students were enrolled in the sixth grade during the 1956-1957 school year. The sixth grade students shared a room with the fifth graders, with Mr. Wil- lennar as their instructor. In March, the class took a trip through Kraft's, Puritan's,the library, the city hall, and the dairy of Kendallville. The children enjoyed a visit through the Ke11ogg's and Post's companies of Battle Creek' Michigan In the Spnng' Shown in the picture above are six of the sixth grade students as they get their coats so they can go outdoors in the crisp autumn weather to play. They are, from left to right: Jimmy Wren, Nancy Heller, Kathy Parsell, Patty.Dicke1'son, Leroy Wisel, and Bobby Coney. s A '-,' f 1 , M f' T L, ' tif f 'MSX - Q-4' f, . '? 'Qui' 2 ' ROW 1: L. Biddle, R. Coney, P. Dickerson, N. Heller, W. Klink, W. McBride. ROW 2: K. Parsell, N. Peterson, P. Prentice, D. Shaffer, L. Smith, D, Sunday, L. Wisel, J. Wren. '71 CAMPBELUS CHEVROLET DEALER--Kendallville CHRISTEANSON'S JEWELRY--Kendallville Fifth Grade The fifth grade of 1956-1957 had a derson from Stroh entered their class in the fall. They had a spelling contest, a hike to the woods with refreshments and a Christmas exchange. A field trip to Ken dallville through the Kraft Company students follow. On the blackboard may be seen a fifth grade geography P1'0Ved VSFY interesting '50 the group- lesson. Shown here is Mr. Willennar, listening to a reading lesson. Mary Lou Johnson, a fifth grade student, is reading to the class, as the other ROW 15 R. Aelehouse, U. Anderson, G. Becker, E. Boots, R. Bowser, L. Clay, ROW 2, R. Deetz, W. Denison, S. Ernsberger, A. Glasgow, B. Goodrich, N. Hartman, N. Helmke, K. Hoyer, ROW 3, M. Johnson, L. Lash, S. Mc- Lain, L. Money, K. Reade, S. Ringler, E. Rowe, K. Shawver, ROW 4, G. Shatto, M. Shumaker, S. Smith, R. Wag- oner, J. Willison, B. Wilson, N. Wilson, L. Young. BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY, Kendallville BERTELSEN'S JEWELRY, Kendallville S. J. IVIERCER--A 8zW ROOT BEER, Kendallville lvery busy and profitable year. Vicki An- Fourth Grade Birthdays, Ha11owe'en, Christmas, and Va1entine's Day were observed by the fourth grade. The children took a bus trip to the Indiana East-West T011 Road. They en- joyed ice cream at the Gene Stratton Porter service area. When they returned they made a scrapbook which included the Souvenirs of their IMP' ings on the wall were made by fellow students of the third and fourth grades. Miss Parsell is shown here with a group of her third and fourth grade stu dents. The children are reading in their classroom library. The draw- ROW 1, R. Collins, J. Dailey, I.. Dun, ROW 23 L. Dickerson, J. Eckirt, S. Ernsbuger, N. Hagewood, D. Halsey, T. Hasselman, G. Klink, S. Knott, ROW 35 L. McLain, J. Parker, R. Pfafrnan, B. Rowe, M. Shumaker, P. Weimer, J. Wells, J. Wren, U H I. OIL CO., Kendallville CENTTRAL DRUG STORE, Kendallville SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO., Kendallville X 'eww In the picture above Mrs. Ringler, second and third grade teacher, is shown with a group of her students during a reading lesson. JVNA 7 x Q4- la. I 7' Second Grade The third grade students were divided between two rooms this year. Thirteen stu- dents were tmder the supervision of Miss Parsell in the third grade room. Twelve of the students shared the second grade room with Mrs. Ringler as their instructor. The children enjoyed a visit to the In- diana Toll Road. Throughout the school year the children enjoyed celebrating the birthdays of their classmates. They also celebrated Ha11owe'en, Christmas, and Val- entine's Day. Qu. ROW 1: G. Anderson. ROW 2: M. Barnes, J. Becker, D. Biddle, N. Bowser, C. Boyer, M. Dailey, L. Deetz, J. Ernsberger. ROW 3: R. Getts, R. Glasgow, G. Graves, D. Greenman, S. Grimm, L. Holden, P. Johnson, R. Lash. ROW 4: M. Millhouse, J. Mynhier, G. Parr, K. Parsell, R. Schoup, D. Shaffer, S. Sites, I. Wilson. JOSTEN'S RINGS QANNUALS Second Grade Twenty-two students were enrolled in the second grade during the 1956-1957 school year. Mrs. Ringler instructed the children during their second year of school The children enjoyed participating in the Rhythm Band for a PTA program in the spring. Hal1owe'en and Christmas were cele- brated by the children with parties. ln the picture above several of the second grade students are working puzzles during their recess. ROW 1: K. Beers, M. Boots, T. Bowser, C. Collins, M. Courtney, J. Denison. ROW 2: N. Eckert, N. Elkins, R. Ernsberger, M. Fox, B. Glasgow, J. Hughes, J. Johnson, J. McBride. ROW 3: L. Mckide, L. Myhnier, P. Parr, S. Ringler, T. Selvon, P. Shively, D. Wagoner, S. Wilson. SUNRISE DAIRY--Angola First Grade With the skilled leadership ofMrs. Lep- ley, this group is learning to read. The owls in the picture were drawn by the first graders. I In the fall of 1956, 15 first graders started their education. With Mrs. Lepley as their guide they learned many new things about our ,inf L world. i 0 0 The children brought clowns, ragdolls, and teddy-bears from home A ' as they talked about them in school. They learned to share these with other children. I The first graders celebrated Ha1lowe'en, Christmas, Va1entine's Day, and birthdays during the school year. -10 J. Boyer R. Emrick C. Halsey T. Hasselm:-m S. Hughes K. Klink A. Lash J. Wre: D. Milleman B. Peterson D. Rowe C. Shaffer D. Shepler C. Smith T. Walker CINDERELIA SHOP--Kendallville SWARTZ1ANDER'S REGISTERED JEWELS--Kendallville CAMPBELL FE'l'I'ER BANK--Kendallville Urganizations Pictured above, are the Student Council members, left to right: S. Parker, R. Phillips, D. Denison, S. Everetts, C. Mercer, president, Mr. Mercer, advisor, J. Nichols, vice-president, N. Dole, secretary, G. Cramer, D. Kurtz, and R. Kaiser. tudent Council Student Council activities this year included a number of assembly programs. At the first program each organi- zation explained the function of their group and urged new members to join, 'Name That Tune , held November 29, tested the musical knowledge of various contestants. Annual activities sponsored by the group this year were selling candy and school supplies, the A11-High Party, and the Student Council Banquet. Thinking hard? Ready to go? Run Ruthie i 3 w V 34 PUBLIX MOTEL AND CAFE--Kendallville GUY'S CUSTOM DRESSED POULTRY--Stroh Chorus The Chorus, during the past year, was made up of fiity-five girls from the seventh, freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior classes. Under the direction of Miss Litwiller, the chorus provided Christmas music for the December P.T.A. meeting. Members of the chorus also participated in the annual county music festival in March, which was held at Pleasant Lake this year. Hazel Johnson, a junior, was the general pianist for the chorus. 5 3 4. 1:7 3 s.- . 553 Joan Noll, Beth Emerson, and Donna Wilder were the members of the Salem Center High School Trio. The trio sang at the class plays, the Christmas program and for other organizations throughout the school year. They enjoyed trying out many new songs and learning to harmonize. Pictured below are the boys who sang in a boys chorus. Left to right: C. Milleman, J. Perkins, S. Parker, G. Noll, T. Kurtz, and Miss Litwillet, their director. HITE FUNERAL HOME--Kendallville PLEASANT LAKE GREEN HOUSE T A K FWOOD RAY CRFFNHOI ISE.. -Strnh Pictured here are the members of the editorial st.ff. FRONT ROW, left to right: Charlotte Mercer, man- aging editor, Bonnie Hanna, editor, and Beth Emer- son, editorial writer. BACK ROW: Rosemary Nich- ols, features editorg Marian Rose, sports editor, and Tom Kurtz, sports writer. The business staff was headed by Richard Shearer as business manager. On his staff was Barbara Rowe and Elizabeth Tubbs, circulation, and Lorene Kocher and Ruth Klink as exchange correspondents. Cardinal Staff The Cardinal staff this year was made up of members from the senior, junior and sophomore classes. Heading the school newspaper was Bonnie Hanna as editor in chief, and Charlotte Mercer as the managing editor. The staff inaugurated such features as a 'Did You Know? column and Across the Counter' from Mr. Fee's of- fice, Also, featured was a continued article by Miss Litwiler of her European vacation. For the last few publications, senior staff members were assisted by underclassmen. The last issue was then pub- lished by a complete underclassmen staff. Shown here is the production and art staff. Left to Right: Judy Emrick, art, Tom Kurtz and Dan Hughes, production 5 Dennis Barnes, Art 5 and Mrs. Graham, Cardinal Advisor. Reporters, Left to right: Judy Wright, seventh grade, Jane Perkins, freshman, Judy Shumaker, Tattleg Glenda Parsell, jrmiorsg Ruth Klink, senior, Iona Emerick, ele- mentary grade 5 Richard Getts, eighth gradeg Dorothy Sunday, high school reporter, and Dennis Barnes, sopho- more. FARM BUREAU CO-OP..--Angola 36 CLARKIS BARBER 5H0p...Ango1a Left to right, SEATED: G. Coney, W. Elkins, J. Perkins, L. Stockwell, J. Becker, and L. Stackhouse. NHDDLE ROW: Mr. Young, advisor, L. Alleshouse, B. Bovee, D. Denison, M. Smith, N. Pfafrnan, H. Erwin, and R. Klink. BACK ROW: D. Howe, J. Emerson, L. Prentice, K. Young, E. Elkins, P. Wren, and C. Milleman. Future Farmers of America The FFA had various money making projects throughout the school year. In the fall they sold Farm Quarterly magazinesg and in the spring they sold screw drivers to add to their treasury, A pest contest was held and the losing side treated the winning side to a party. FFA basket- ball games were always looked forward to with anticipation. In the spring the FFA boys sold garden seeds and sponsored a skating party. Mr. Young selected a group to attend the annual FFA convention at Purdue. A district banquet was held for the boys in the spring, also. This year's officers were: Jerry Perkins, president, Lynn Stockwell, vice-president, Walter Elkins, treasurer, and Lee Stackhouse, sentinel. Librarians Pictured at the right is the library staff for this school year. SEATED in the row next to the camera are N. Dole, D. Sun- day, B. Dole, S. Everett, and L. Alleshouse. In the SECOND ROW is E. Elkins, H. Johnson, B. Emerson, E. Denison, C. Mercer and D. Barnes. Mrs. Graham QSTANDINGQ is the fa- culty advisor for this group. The library staff did a commendable job of keeping the books and magazines in order. Also, they checked out books and were responsible for checking out the periodicals and re- ference books. 'X 1 3 7 GOODALE ABSTRACT COMPANY --Angola ANGOLA BRICK 8: TILE--Angola Glendora Lacey and Anah Milleman, Pictured above from left to right are our cooks, worked hard throughout the year to serve us well balanced, attractive meals. This was Mrs. our bus drivers, Herman Strawser, Qsubstituting for Wade Strawserj Wayne Strawser, Dan Wisel, Jack I.acey's eighth year and Mrs. Mille- Boyer, Darrell Hughes, Heber Leas, man's seventh year at Salem. This past year Mrs. McKinley came to Salem Center School every Tues- day afternoon to teach grades three through six about the Bible. She has done this Bibical teaching for many years. and Nihl Noll. Our Helpers June O'Brien, our county nurse visit- ed Salem many times throughout the school year. She administered patch tests for tuberculosis and tested the vision of the students. Mr. Askey, our janitor spent many long hours each day keeping our school neat, clean, and a more con fortable place. Sam has been he: for six years as our janitor. Mr. Howard McDanie1s, our county speech correctionist and hearing therapist, came to Salem Center School Monday and Thursday to hel those students with speech and hear. ing difficulties. 2 s s E E . I ANGOLA STATE BANK--Angola NORM'S RADIO 8: TELEVISION SHOP--Ashley 38 The bank yvith the glock Athletics .X K 3 Basketball 2 Q X if , h I r- . 3 3 lx. Elerry Perkins Junior, Forward l Terry Parker h A Junior, Forward ., V J' 'E' G 5 5 f' Q Dale Rowlison K Junior, Center L fri X i hr-JJ 41:2 J we .....X ...f E f 26' K gi a 'f jf J E 5 Lynn Tracey Keith Young Junigr, Guard Freshman, Center WOLF 8: SON DECORATORS--P. Lake WILLIS DRUGS RANSBURG BROTHERS DEPT. STORE- -P. Lake - -Angola WM 5 EW! x . ,mx ,, , e , js' L 9 w 1 ,.,, . . . I ff wk J a 'V 14.5 fit? , 41923 29,3 ?f: B 132 gif f J' W X3 Q. .. F!! ' 'U f 'X ' , r?' f:?w Y., ,-U,-5,15 'fire if ' ,F ' ' E: V S.. .'f:v?rg,, , . H , . n1'm1'5Tg', 5 MQ' 9 ig M-A Q4 v . -N-fn:',zw.,m,kumm,-V. , Varsity Basketball Pictured above is the varsity basketball team for Salem for 1956-1957. Left to right, Tom Kurtz, senior, guard, Jerry Perkins, junior, forward, Lynn Tracey, junior, guard, Donald Nichols, sophomore, forward, Dale Rowlison, junior, center, Terry Parker, junior, forward, Tom Mercer, junior, guard, KeithYoung, freshman, center, Jim Johnson, sophomore, forward, and John Emerson, freshman, guard. The Salem Cardinals had a rough year because of very little height on the squad, but in spite of this fact, the team played hard and had excellent spirit. The Cardinals' first ten contained many young and inexperienced players. Their experience this year should prove very valuable for next year. Mr. Fred Smith, as the Cardinal coach for the second year, has worked hard and steadily to help the team im- prove. In the coming years, we believe they will show much success and exclusive victories. Shown at the left is a center jump ball, with Terry Parker jumping center for Salem. Other Salem players pictured are Tom Kurtz, Lynn Tracey, and Donald Nichols. LEPI.EY'S CHEVROLET 8:PONTIAC--Ashley -. in-r. -n Reserve Basketball Pictured above are the members of the Salem Center reserve squad for the year 1956-1957. In the FRONT ROW, left to right is John Emerson, freshman, guard, Jim Johnson, sophomore, guard, Jerry Perkins, junior, guard, Larry Prentice, freshman, forward, and Robert Phillips, sophomore, guard. In the BACK ROW is Coach Fred Smith, Keith Young, freshman, guard, Wayne Shull, sophomore, forward, Chester Boots, junior, center, Gene Cramer, junior, forward, and Jim Becker, sophomore, forward. Sa1em's reserve players had a good fighting spirit throughout the season. They showed steady improvement and several of the boys saw some varsity action at various times during the season. A11 the experience gained from these games should prove very useful in years to come. ' -. ffihs A , . Shown in the picture at the right is Larry Pren- tice shooting a one handed jump shot. Other Salem players also shown in the picture are Jim Johnson, Keith Young and John Emerson. FLINT MARKET--Flint CUSTOM CLEANERS--Ashley ASI-iI.EY'S FLUSH DOOR COMPANY r K Booster Club The Booster Club began with seventy-two members this year. The club's main purpose is to help the cheer- leaders produce a good cheering section for the basketball games. In the spring, the club sponsored the Athletic Banquet, The officers for the year of 1956-1957 were as follows: Beth Emerson, president, Rosemary Nichols, vice-presidentg Charlotte Mercer, secretary and treasurer, and the advisor was Miss Dorothy Powell. Cheerleaders Varsity cheerleaders for the 1956-1957 bas- Reserve cheerleaders for the 1956-1957 bas ketball season were, left to right, Ruth Klink ketball season were, left to right, Jane Per- and Lilly Klink. kins and Paula Hose. FRETZ AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE--Hudson 44 ULRICH DRUG STORE--Ashley Baseball The Cardinals played summer base- ball this year, ending the season with a .500 average in the won and lost record. They then went into regular seasonal games and ended the regular season with two wins and six loses. Then time for the county tournament came around, Salem, Orland, and Ham- ilton were in a three way tie for the fourth team in the tourney. Salem played Orland and whipped them, and went on to play the big Hamilton. After downing Hamilton, Salem challenged the favorite team of the tourney, Pleasant Lake. The duel between the Salem nine and the Pleasant Lake nine lasted for ten long innings with the final score being Salem 12-Pleasant Lake 10. Salem's Pictured above, FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Elkins, student man- ager, T. Kurtz, D. Boyer, L. Tracey, T. Mercer, L. Prentice, J. Emer son, D. Denison, student manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Smith, R. Phillips, J. Becker, D. Rowlison, D. Miller, L. Noll, J. Gaskill, T. Parker and J. Johnson. hard slugging team then challenged the victor of the Fremont-Metz game, which was Fremont. After their long, hard battle with Pleasant Lake, the Cardinals went down to defeat Fremont, 13-0, The Cardinals made a good showing in the tournament and should be tough to beat in 1957. The team contained two seniors, David Boyer, catcher, and Tom Kurtz, center field. Pictured below, SEATED: D. Nichols, T. Parker, D. Rowlison, D. Boyer, L. Tracey and J. Perkins. STANDING: D. Denison, manager, T. Kurtz, W. Shull, T. Mercer, J. Johnson, W. Elkins, manager and Fred Smith, coach. HOTEL HENDRY- -Angola Track Salem began their 1956 track season with a three way meet with Pleasant Lake and Orland. They came away with a tie with Orland. The team participated in meets with Fremont, Ashley, Hamilton, Metz, Pleasant Lake and Orland. They ended the season with six boys going to Elkhart to participate in the Sectional Track Meet at Rice Field. Salem has many good prospects for a successful track season in 1957. 45 HUDSON HARDwAP.E-..Hudson Junior High Basketball The junior high basketball team had an average season, winning about half of their games. They lost three of the players from last years' team to the high school squad. The team played a home and an away game with each county school. A My J W l FRONT ROW, Left to Right: T. Courtney, R. Kaiser, R. Boots, J. Hoyer, B. Hoyer and F. Elkins. MIDDLE ROW: R. Wren, manager, K. Parker, M. McLain, J. Ernsberger, D. Kurtz, R. Parr, Ernest Young, Coach. BACK ROW: D. Shively, H. Smith, D. Emrick, J. Smith, R. Parrish, S. McLain and M. Reddish. Shown here is the team of Emily Shaeffer and Cheryl Shepler, who were the junior high cheerleaders for this year. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: R. Boots, K. Parker and K. Pfafman. SECOND ROW: R. Parr, L. Phillips, B. Hoyer, M. Reddish, J. Hoyer, E. Young, S. McLain and F. Elkins. BACK ROW: Ernest Young, coach, R. Parrish, M. McLain, J. Smith, J. Ernsberger, D. Ernrick, H Smith, D. Kurtz and R. Wren, manager. Baseball Salem's junior high baseball team had a good season for 1956. The record of four games won and only two lost is in- dicative of the prospects for the years to come. The boys had a good spirit and some will be trying hard to make the high school team when the season begins next year. WATERLOO DAIRY coNn1A.NY--warer100 46 AUBURN STATE BANK--Auburn Underclassmen Xffvmfvl' , - , vhh 5 THW nlieroyn nd ffrw ,Mi va' L ' -ei Qi ,f.'. 'M ,EV . t Q uv qi-f i ir sa ' 'Y ,aw ' U... ,., W1 4 7 WAS 4 Smile, Loretta 5 Having trouble, Gail? 9 M Betta X W --........i........ F br' -fr I Mm- 'Q ang Q ' N in 1n,,,,,,,,i New 1 mf Q... Qin -fffivnw N , 'hr L uma 9 why so gioomy, gum . . . ' A, F Who's winning, girls? - , Joan and Karen 5 ' Y Q - .--.-.......... --M M.. 3 Y In WOIkiI1g ha-Id, BOYD? Lilly and Teddy Loretta x ml LEAS MARKET--Auburn Q'uAAnlc n1:'nAn'r A,n:xr'r' c r'n1:n: A..1...-.. 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