Syracuse High School - Echo Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1951 volume:

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Treas. 1 Chorus 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 5 Basketball 2-5-4 Track 3-4 Marilyn Godshalk South Bend l Annual Staff 4 Class Play 5 Rosemary Gingerich Chorus 1-2-5-4 Speech 5 Journalism 4 Class Play 5 Junior Ladies 4 Arnold Grindle Chorus l-2 Doftball 4 Cheer Leader 4 Class Play 5 Basketball 1-2 Darrell Grissamer Track l 2 1103656 Sasha Ann Hire Chorus l-2-5-4 Band 1-2-5-4 Trio l-2-5-4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 5 Twirler l-2-5-4 Junior Ladies 2-5-4 Katherine Kistler Chorus 1-2 Class Play 3 Kathryn Louise Huey Chorus l-2-5-4 Annual Staff 4 Journalism 4 Class Play 5 Margaret Kitson Chorus l-2 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 5 Junior Ladies 2-5 Bobbie Jean Johnson Chorus l-2-5 Class Play 5 John Kroh Pres. 3-4 Sec. Treas. 2 Chorus 1-2-5 Band l-2-5-4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 5 Athletics l-2-5-4 03655 ll Sharon LeCount Chorus 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Cheer Leader 5 Class Play 3 Junior Ladies 2-5-4 Charlotte Miller 'Chorus l-2 Class Play 5 Junior Ladies 2-5-4 Stephen Lung Chorus l-2 Annual Staff 4 Journalism 4 Basketball 1-2-5-4 Softball 2 Gareth Roger Meek Vice-Pres. l-5 Pres. 2 Chorus 1-2-5-4 Band 1-2-5-4 Quartet 5-4 Annual Staff 4 Athletics 1-2-5-4 Joyce Nine Chorus 1-2 Class Play 5 Junior Ladies 2-5-4 Dick Nolan Chorus l-2-5-4 Band l-2-5-4 Class Play 5 1103656 Raymond Oyler Chorus l-2-5-4 Band 1-2-5-4 Class Play 5 Softball 4 Joy Stuckman Chorus 1-2 Class Play 5 Charles Reagan Sec. Treas. 5-4 Chorus l-2 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 5 Speech 2-5-4 Journalism 4 Evelyn Gladieux Office Margaret Ann Robinson Chorus 1-2 Class Play 5 Beverly Sink Napoleon l Chorus 2-5-4 Band 2-5-4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 5 Junior Ladies 295-4 1 Q llUOUuv AHL , Juniors Row l- Marcia Disher, Wales Cory, Carole Miller, Arnold Doll, Shirley Disher, Dom Roose. Row 2- Clifford Kistler, Audrey Hamman, Louis Eyland, Connie Hoover, Lrnest RogersQ Shirley Cripe. Row 5- Patricia Spencer, Emory Stiffler, Charlotte Nolan, Robert Firestone, Donna Cleghorn, Joel Bates. Row 4- Harold Stabler, Delores Druckamiller, Philip Nine Norma Stabler Dale Plummer Julia Williams. Row 5- Patricia Hapner,Rhert Nicolai, Dixgma Mench, lucille Babcock SCDPHQMCRES . if 5-r-. 1 n 1 '11 -' ,I g x- Rm., 11 ir, 'L W 1' I' ' 1 1. -. ,e M M 5 , . 1 4, .- ,, an g-11C '1,.,, ' F 'FA-1:31-1f: '15e4f9f41 ' TQ' ' -r F 11- 1,1 J if 1. . 1 1 . 11 1,- EFF N 1 Y It 1 .I 1' .. 1: P . .- : 11. 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Freshman Linda Fisher, Slzanne Kleinknight, Carolyn Mulholland, Betty Traster, Ann Hilburt, Sandra Dietrick, Row 2- Jim Miner, Linda Droup, Roymond fhomas,E1o1se Uodshalk, Sandra Curry, Alden Stuckman. now 5- Wayne Stahly, Janet Weaver, Bruce Grindle, Patty Goble, Franklin Searfoss, Marlene Nickel. Row 4- Marilyn Hursey, Eric Larson, Joy Nolan, Tom Hughes, Donna Mock, Jim Plummer. How 5- Philip Mock, John Hoover, Daniel Charters, Qoxanna Weaver,lHll Nordman, Nancy Cripe, Row 6- Roger Coyle, Jim Gard, Garry Eyer, David Fletcher. ,- if JU X N ICR HIG f - ' i , - i Qi ' 'ww H hw 3.3 , , 5. , - K ff . 'L,, 'ww 'N , ' y - F 5. . , WT ' t ,K ,-A W V X' mv A up MJ U 1 uw! 7 V 1' , , ,... A ' - . , . , ivfw ..-. , , 103656 r 1 qw 1:9 ' C I ljligggrs D 5 y kigigxf an Q '71 'iii 'L' r is Bth Grade Jane Kroh, Marlene Wilkinson, Wayne Nickel, Charlene Stump, Lenora R L I ' I F- eagan, ee Oyler, Donna Michael. Row 2- wayne Dell, Janet Kitson, Dennis Firestone, Kay Adams, Stover Hire, Norma Nock, Charles Haffner, Dixie Dorsey, Arllss Hamman, Kay Bryan Joe Shewman Marcia Hursey, Donald Hapner, Freda Vorhis. Row 3- Hanford Butler: Norma Strieb M K ' 1 y, ax leinknlght, Patricia Anglemyer, Clifford Byrd, Alice Godshalk, Tlm Koble. Row 4- Phyllis George, Connie Sudlow, Richard Loses, Sharon Miner, Charlotte Haffner, Arthur Coy,Ibloris Mock. Now 5- Jerry Grady. Q l1U6DDO I L. Q 7th Grade Droyer, Losee, Brower, Miner, Ryman, O'Haver, Brinkman. Row 2- Stuckman, Wilt, Coil, Zimmerman, Beckman, Tuttle, Gard. Row 3- C'onnolly,Gin,Q:erich, Forrest. Sloan Williams. Weaver. Fell-'QSAL ROW 4- in.....fLs l 9 4' 4 E -,, an is .lm r 6, an gp. E. ff. A Q ,K s .- , ia l DIQ P h 1 Qo. f 2, fo , A ln A Q- - V t M3'l Q 'LV 'A 7 ,, l . 1 I A l f l - n 'l,, 25 f 2 t o X , V ,l iw, ,r , , ,,,.,, ..l1 -' - , ,lQ' f ,N no X ro e ' rf' . - f P 5 .. ,Q ,j,. . ICU , , ,,,,, ,L I 50- Qtr Plank, Eyrd, Charters, hook, Cripe, Larson, Cory. Row 5- Brazel, Mi h l Th f ' 1+-- X c ea , ornburg, Pustn, --1n, Huoson, Sohlabach. Row 6- Brown, McClamrock, Darr, Rigdon, Hunnighake, Pollock, Grindle. Row 7 Peters, Wagner, Dust, Davis, Kern,MeeK, Beazly. L4- J'-f I -.al M. f -4' T, WI f wwf t,....p A M,,,, M 2 S ., ..f,f ...uw g M- , 1103656 CLASS PRGPHECY LF 1951 We, the mystic wizards, do declare the following are predic- tions and expectations of things to come for the members of the Syracuse High School Senior Class of 1951. Arlen Bobeck was recently elected champion Rock Raiser of Stone Gap County. He is also noted for his sports writing in the Hicksville Tattler. Darrell Grissamer, president of the Stretchy Rubber Company was recently asked to speak at the Old Hen's Club on the subject of nRubber Bathtub Plugs and Their Many Uses.n Janet Fenstermacher, popular columnist, writes under the pen name of Lota Dirt,-and has a daily column of advice to the Love- lornzand is counselor for social misfits. Her column is always found in the Coocumunga Chronicle. Bobbie Johnson is considered to be the most reliable baby sitter in the vicinity. She has only a nominal fee of a dollar an hour plus eating privileges--and of course she has to be able to bring her boy friend with her. Charlotte Miller,chief sparring partner of Amorius Aliwishes seriously wounded her better half when she threw a double curve and knocked Amorius through the floor of the ring. Margaret Robinson, now the wife of a very prosperous farmer, is one of the more famous members of the Senior Class, as she had the first set of quadruplets of Kosciusko County. Joyce Nine, due to her phobia for wanting to be immaculately clean, has married a toilet soap manufacturer, and is extremely happy- Jon Bushonggwe weren't able to predict his future, the draft board got him and the army can do anything to a guyg for example, Garner. Bill Gladieux, more handsome than ever, has recently become captain of the Royale Mounties,in charge of investigating blubber stealing. Bill was made an honorary hero of the Royale Mounties when he captured five escaped prisoners from the Igloo Prison. Sharon LeCount, head model of the Burlap Gown Salon, was recently voted best sack filler in the large city of Bagville. Kathryn Huey became the first teacher of Reversed Psychology in the Crazytown School for Delinquent Boys U 1103656 Charles Reagan has become famous in the radio world for his ability of announcing soap operas. His current program is Love Affairs of Fanny and Fred, sponsered by nBurpo,n the pop with the built-in burp. Katherine Kistler, one of the most prominent lady misers of the time recently donated 61 to the Advancement of Cactus Plants in Alaska. Surprise! Arnold Grindle, world acclaimed author,added another book to his collection of World's Worst Sellers. The title of this manu- script is NHow to Catch Glow Worms During the Daytime.n It is ru- mored he gets his material from NGiggle Funnies.n Rosemary Gingerich, eminent lecturer on current subjects recently included in one of her talks HHow to Teach Russian to a Low I. Q.n Her hobby is designing crossword puzzles and necktie patterns. Gareth Meek, contender for the middleweight championship for the Tin F oil Gloves, defeated Glass Jaw Kelly by a T.K.O. In the first round at the Tea Garden. The Cruncher has had forty knock- outs in the last two years. His hobby is making crunch-punch, the favorite drink of the Tea Garden. Cruncher Meek's only defeat since he started his profession was when he stood at the alter and said, ul do.n Beverly Sink was recently voted Miss Scotland Yard of 1960. She is an agent for the F.B.I.--Fresh Boys Investigator--and au- thor of the new book nHow to Resist Boys.n Steve Lung, Fore Admiral of the Navy, was decorated with the Distinguished Navy Cross when he heroically and bravely charged through a nurses' residence to help fix a zipper. He is President of the Organization of Old Gobs. Margaret Kitson, alias Billie, infamous leader of the Deep Freeze Gang, QShe always freezes her victims with that icy starel is rumored to have started a conspiracy against education in general. She is one of the ten most unwanted lady criminals. Jim Fry is one of the most successful politicians of our times. He has been governor of the State of Corruption for the last three terms and was candidate for President last year but was defeated by one vote, which was cast by his campaign manager. His motto is: 'All for one and that one is meln Sasha Hire has recently become a dramatic soprano in the Me- tropolitan Opera Company of Screechburg. It is said that she is substantial but not fat. One of her more famous songs is Vigero. Joy Stuckman, voted most up-to-date girl in town on all fam- ily matters and social functions,also all old ladies' afflictions, and an authority on the latest happenings. Her occupation-head telephone operator. 6 O 110365 Barbara Brown,propr1eior of 'Brown's Menagerie,n specializes in eels and elephants. She recently received a shipment of Jap anese beetles and due to a careless accident, there will be no green beans this season. Marilyn Godshalk has been amazing the world by her deeds,one of which was outdoing the new Mechanical Brain. Her hobby is collecting bottle caps. Jim Blocker, Civil Engineer, recently undertook the job of tunneling through the Rockies to shorten trips for Hollywood com- muters. John Kroh has just retired from the Puckahuddle Five and is now taking over the Chug-a-lug Drug store, which specializes in Peter Rinkerton's Pink Pills for Pale, Pallid People. Jack Darr, owner and manager of the huge chain of hotels known all over the world as'Sleep-if-you-can Hotels' was recently married to Diane, champion pancake flip-flopper of Last Gasp, Siberia. Richard Nolan, through many years of diligent and unwavering persistency, has acquired the ownership of the Chalk and Cue Pool Room. Raymond Oyler, noted composer and orchestra leader, married Rosa Trillalotta, a soprano with the Phildiscordant Orchestra. His latest compositions are: The Third Suite and Concerto in the Fourth Flat. He is President of the Independent Order of Piccolo Players. Signed, Tom Roose Marcia Disher Ernie Rogers Dina Mench Pete Doll Louie Byland HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1951 I was waiting patiently in Mr. Slabaugh's office one day the end of school to talk to him about graduation plans. Evelyn, the office girl, I learned that I would have a long sinec our principal was in a 'Junior class meeting so I se myself in his swivel chair. Looking around for something to near From wait tled read my eye -fell upon what looked disgustingly like history books. Quickly I got up and walked to the bookshelves. There I found something much more interesting: a black leather edition with the inspiring title nDiaryN. 1 looked quickly to see if Mr. S. was coming, and satisfied that he was not, I turned to the first page. This is what I read: nEntry il--April 23, 194O....Another class has finished its first year of learning-fthe class of 1951. There were forty-three six-year-olds who started this year: Delores Jean Bell, Barbara Brown, Betty Lou Droke, Ruth Lavon Droke, Harriet Eppert, Marcia Fobes, Rosemary Gingerich, Sasha Ann Hire, Kathryn Huey, Katherine Kistler, Margaret Kitson, Patricia Koher, Marilyn Godshalk, Sharon LeCount, Mavle Rarig, Marilyn Russell, Marie Stlver, Joy Stucknan, Janis Weimar, Carlyle Baumgartner, Jim Blocker, Arlen Bobeck, Jon Bushong, Jack Darr, Paul Dlsher, Darrell Grisamer, Richard Kitson, John Kroh, Stephen Lung, Gareth Meek, Raymond Oyler, Ernest Rogers Charles Reagan, Robert Sheire, Emory Stiffler, Delbert Strieby, Robert Gene Whitmer, Duane Devault, Richard Allan Hann, Oskar Holderman, Karl Hoover, Mary Maxine Snooks and Jackie Devault. There was a lot of absence this year and as a result, grades went down for a grading period or two. There were epidemics of chicken pox, mumps, and whooping cough besides a few cases of pneumonia, sore throats, broken legs and car accidents. The class already lost 5 members: Betty Lou Droke, Kathryn Huey, Duane Devault, Oskar Holderman and Karl Hoover.n nEntry 42--May 9, l94l....Before school started last fall Marcia Fobes, Marilyn Russell, Paul Disher, Delbert Strieby, and Robert Gene Whitman dropped out. New students this year were: Jack Dean and Lyman Lawson. Later Lyman Lawson left and Kathryn Huey came back to join the class. At the end of the year there were 55 energetic children working hard toward the goal of the third grade During one grading period there were 24 children out of school with measles.n nEntry W3--April 27, l942...Welcomed into the class this year were: Janet Fangmeyer, Billie Draker, Carroll Walton,Ibnald Smith, Charles Unger, Robert Dean, Charlotte Miller and Richard Nolan. However, Janet Fangmeyer, and Charles Unger left the same year. Also leaving the class were: Delores Jean Bell, Janis Welmer, and Richard Hann. Miss Mary Ross did an.excellent job of keeping this class under control this year.n 1 o 1103655 nEntry 54--Qpril 16, l943....This year our young students are under the leadership of Mrs. Gants. Ruth Lavon Droke, Carlyle Baumgartner, Jack Devault and Billie Draker left the companionship of their schoolmates. Jean Ann Lung, Alice Sapen, Lee Henry and Ronald Strieby came and left int e same year. These others also dame this year: Frank Kranz, Ronald Price, David Williams, Richard Hann, and Joyce Nine. nEntry 35--Qpril.24, l944...Coming into the class were Harold Stabler, Jerry Kearney, Marjorie Wagner and Audrey Hamman. Leaving the class were Barbara Brown, Jack Dean, Carroll Walton, Robert Dean, Frank Kranz, and Lyman Lawson.James Sawyer entered and with- drew in the fifth grade. nEntry 56--April 27, l945....A ballteam began to take shape this year. John Kroh, Steve Lung, Jack Darr, Ernie Rogers, Garry Meek and Arlen Bobeck constituted this team. Mr. Cook Hasprophecied that these boys will be the next team to be a tournament winner. They play together well so it would not be surprising. Our new ones this year were Juanita Stahley, Shirley Koher, Jimmy Ritter, Virginia Ringler, Doris Sawyer, Bobbie Johnson, Jerry Kearney and Marjorie Wagner were the only ones to leave the class this year. nEntry 57--April,23, l946..The list of new students contained Mary McDonald, Barbara Brown Majorie Wagner, Alma Strieby, Tom 'Gilbert and Arnold Grindle. hosa Smith, Delores Evans, Boyd Kerr, Mary Cox came and left in this year. This class lost Mary Maxine Snooks, Audrey Hamman, Shirley Koher, and Patricia Koher. nEntry 38--May 2, l947,...This year our class of '51 has with them Delores Jean Bell, Shirley Becknall, Ann Marie Meek, Audrey Hamman, Richard Hughesplfred Place, Jmnes Fry and Dwight Stahley, Those who came and left this year were John Bright, Guy Weaver and David Eiler. A large number drdpped out of the register books this year: Marie Stiver, Mary Maxine Snooks, Donald Smith, Ronald Price, David Williams, Harold Stabler, Juanita Stahley, Jimmie Ritter, Virginia Ringler, Doris Sawyer, Mary McDonald, and Alma Strieby. Well, the hunting spirit has started in these youngsters, too. Arlen bobeck and Stephen Lung were out one day to go hunting. ,Next year starts a new career and I am wondering into how much trouble they can and will get. nEntry 39--This year the class lost fout and gained five. Coming in were Sondra Sigrist, Jack Dupree, Sharon Cotherman, Margaret Robinson, and William Gladieux. Leaving were Barbara Brown, Ernest Rogers, Robert Sheire, and Audrey Hamman. Several of the students have Joined the boys' and girls' chourses and band. .Sasha Ann Hire is doing well with her twirllng. I like the high school attitude of this C1333 already, It has amazed me. 1103656 nEntry 510--May 27, l949....Ten left the class, three came in and one came and left in the same year. Lost were Harriet Eppert, Mable Rarig, Emory Stiffler, Shirley Becknal, Richard Hughes, Albert Place, Dwight Stahley, Sondra Sigrist, Jack Dupree, Sharon Cotherman. Joining the class were Doris Hoover, Beverly Sink Qthe new coach's daughterl, and Bob.5he1re. Francis Moore came and left this year. Parents and teachers land driversj have a few more worries this year. Several of our sophmores have become sixteen and evertone knows what that means. Stephen Lung, Jack Barr, Bill Gladieux, and Gareth Meek now have Drivers' licenses. . Mr. 9ook's prophecy of the sixth grade came true and the team defeated Warsaw in the final game of the Sectional Tourney. nEntry ill....The next to the last year of school with the class play, in which Sasha Hire, Dill Gladieux, Billie Kitson, and Jack Darr played the leading roles, Junior-Senior Prom, ballgames and selling candy, etc. Already they are beginning to worry about what they will do with their excess money at the end of next year. Leaving the class were Jean Bell, Richard Hann, Marjorie Wagner, Tom Gilbert, Ann Marie Meek, and Doris Hoover. Nadena Coy came this year but did not stay very long. Dick Kitson, who had been ill for many years but was still studying with the class, passed away this year to the sorrow of his classmates. Dick was a fine student and everyone liked him. nEntry 12--May, l95l...The last of the twelve years is nearly through and this year the class only lost two: Bob Sheire :and Katherine Kistler. Barbara Brown come back this year and Janet Fenstermacher is the only new student. Activities this year included the class play, pictures being taken, ballgames and tourneys, work on the annual, Senior girls entertained by the Wednesday Afternoon Club, the Junior-Senior get-together in the spring, and finally---graduation. There were sixteen of the class who went through all twelve years together. They were Rosemary Gingerich, Sasha Hire, Margaret Blllien Kitson, Marilyn Godshalk, Sharon LeCount, Joy Stuckman, J1mBl.ocker, Arlen Bobeck, .bn Bushong, Jack Darr, Darrell Grisamer, John Droh, Steve Lung, Garry Meek, lhymond Oyler, and Charles Reagan. It's been a wonderful year for them and though nparting is such sweet sorrown,, surely the class of 1951 will agree that 1t's been good to be together. Janet Fenstermacher Literary Editor 4 11.03656 LAST WILL AND PESPAMENT We, the class of 1951, in twenty-nine individual and distinct parts,be1ng about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a crammed mind, well-trained memory, and almost sup- erhuman understanding, do make and publish this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking and makingvoid all former wills or pro- mises by usat any time heretofore made, or mayhap, carelessly spo- ken, one to the other, as tht thoughtless wish of an idle hour. I, Bill Gladieux, will my ability to stay away from the girls to anyone who can use it. I never could. I, Rosemary Gingerich,wdllto Shirley Disher,my ability to refrain from insulting the boys so that I don't have to walk home. I, John Kroh, will my ability to conceal my laughter in the study hall to Pom Roose. I, Bobbie Johnson, will to Lucille Babcock my ability to talk all the time in home ec. class. I, Jack Darr, will my long curly hair to Dina Mench. I, Charlotte Miller, will to Connie Hoover my ability to get up in the morning and come to school. I, Arnold Grindle,wl1l to Louie Byland, my ability to play a slow, cool, clean game of basketball. I, Joyce Nine, will my freckles to Norma Stabler. I, Arlen Dobeck, will my ability to get arithmetic problems to Emory Stiffler. I, Beverly Sink, will my nmillion dollar wigglen to Joel Bates. I, Gareth Meek, will to Ernest Hogers and Tom Roose a clean pair of pants so they will not have to wear the same pair of cords un- til they stand up in the corner when they take them off. I, Sharon LeCount, will my upepsi bounceu to Shirley Disher. I, Stephen Lung, will my ability to never pester anyone in the study hall to Robert Nicolai, so that he too may get C's in de- portment. I, Katherine Kistler, will to my brother Clifford, my English book since he enjoys this subject so much. n I, Jim Fry, will my ability to get along without girls to Ernie Rogers. I, Margaret Robinson, will my curly hair to Julia Williams. 1103656 I, Arnold Grindle, will to Bob Firestone my curly hair and good looks, and willpower to leave the girls alone. I, Joyce Nine, will my quietness to Nancy Beamer. I, Arlen Bobeck, will my ability towork hard in the study hall to Philip Nine. I, Beverly Sink, will my slim figure to Ernie Rogers. I, Gareth Meek, will my nose to Tom Roose so that he too may have a well-proportioned face. I, Sharon LeCount willtb Carole Miller, my ability to go steady. I, Stephen Lung, will my height to Pete Doll. I, Katherine Kistler, will Delores Druckamiller my height so she too may be tall. I, Jim Fry, will my ability to keep cool in basketball practice to Joel Bates. I, Barbara Brown, will my natural curly hair to Pat Spencer. 1, Margaret Hobinson, will my civics book to Delores Druckamiller. I, Darrell Grisamer, will my ability to skip school and not get caught to Ernie Rogers. I, Joy Stuckman, will my messy desk to Lucille Babcock. I, Richard Nolan, will to noger Noe, my ability to keep wide awake in Longenbaugh's classes. I, Marilyn Godshalk, will my short'hair to Julia Williams. I, James Blocker, will my ability to play the cornet to Clifford Kistler. I, Sasha Hire, will to Louie byland, my record of nFrankie and Johnnien so that he won't have to beg for it anymore. I, Charles Reagan, will to Philip Nine my failure to understand where Mrs. Charleck gets the information she uses in speech meet- ings. I, Kathryn Huey, will my ability to talk loud enough in class to be heard to Shirley Uripe. I, Ray Oyler, will to Dale Plummer, my ability to give my undiv- ided attention in Civics class. I, Billie Kitson, will all my out-of-town boy friends to Marcia Disher. I, Jim Fry, will my ability to get along without girls to Ernie Rogers. I, Darrell Grisamer, will to the Jumior boys my age so that they can become one of Uncle 5am's boys before I have. I, Joy Stuckman, will my ablility to get a seat on a crowded school bus to Delores Druckamiller. I, Richard Nolan, will my ability to behave in the study hall to Robert Nicolai. I, Marilyn Godshalk, will to Pat Hapner my ability to do my work in school, so that she won't have to carry so many books home at night. I, James Blocker, will my brown hair to Harold Stabler. I, basha Hire, will the keys to my Chevie to Ernie Rogers and hope that he does not have as much trouble with his as I had with mine. 1, Charles Reagan, will to Pete Doll about 180 more enjoyable bus rides. I, Kathryn Huey, will some of my weight to Dina Mench. I, Dillie Kitson, will my ability to sleep in the study hall to Carole Miller. I, Ray Oyler, will some of my excess weight to Louie Byland. I, Janet Fenstermacher, will my ability to walk gracefully up the ramp to Marcia Uisher. I, Jon Bushong, will my good looks and ability to make my hair stay the way I comb it to Roger Noe. I, Bill Gladieux, will my ability to sit with a girl on the boost- er bus to Dale Plummer. I, Rosemary Glngerlch, will to Audrey Hamman, my' ability to not allow Mr. Slabaugh to make me become all nervous and upset in geo- metry class, or any other time for that matter. I,Jbhn Kroh, will my ability to be elected class president to any junior boy, so that the,class may be run the men's way. I, Bobbie Johnson, will my towering height to Donna Cleghorn, and may she be able to handle it better than I do. I, Jack Darr, will my ability to shave once a week to any girl who would like to be in a circus. IQ Charlotte Miller, will my civics book to Shirley Cripe, as she enjoys this subject so much. To I, Jon Bushong, will to Bob Firestone, my beard so hetoo may shave once a week. I, Janet Fenstermacher, will to Charlotte Nolan my profound bash- fulness. To the class other in our To the class ball records To the class of 1952, we will our ability to get along with each own class. of 1955, we will our ability to have as fine basket- as we did when we began as sophomores. of 1954, we will our abilityto advance the next three years with as little trouble as we had. To Mr. Barnhart, a piece of soft coal, so when he fires the furn- ace in slippers he won't smash his toes. To UP To Mrs. Carwile, a chauffeur for her trips home' so she won't wind missing school as a result. Mr. Carwile, a man to run the snow plow on below-zero days. Mr. Garner, a rod with knob and feather on respective ends for pupils who sleep or don't pay attention, and who prop their feet on desks. To Miss Gladieux, an adding machine so it will be easier to keep track of marks and noons she gives. To Mr. Gustafson, two wads of cottonfbr his ears in S.H.S. so they won't tingle. To Miss Hamman, a box or platform so she will be able to talk to pupils without shouting. 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Kistler, student manager. 0 S 0 S Leesburg 41 75 Milford 40 65 Milford 42 58 Webster 60 64 Webster 52 56 Silver Lake 62 61 Pierceton 44 58 Claypool 29 67 Bremen 57 55 Concord 62 58 Atwood 47 60 Etna Green 42 58 Millersburg 58 79 Cromwell 57 75 Lakers 57 59 Legonier 42 65 New Paris 48 55 Beaver Dam 55 58 Mentone 48 49 Silver Lake 54 75 Webster 71 41 Warsaw 57 47 The Syracuse Yellow Jackets scored 1528 points in 22tallgames for an average of 60.5 points a game. Their opponents scored 48.5 points for each game. The Yellow Jackets had 479 foul shots and made 287 for an average of .597. IIUJUVU Second feam Row 1-- D. Charters, W. Stahly, M. Shock, P. Meek, J. Connolly, Row 2-- J. Morris, f. Roose, P. Worth, T. GladieuX,T.Kroh, M. Sink S O S 0 Leesburg 44 26 Mentone 45 56 Milford 25 54 Webster 25 44 Webster 48 27 Milford 58 55 Pierceton 5C 29 Claypool 59 15 Bremen 27 25 Concord 55 41 Atwood 48 19 Etna Green 58 26 Mdllersburg 57 55 Cromwell 58 29 New Paris 55 52 Ligonier 54 20 The Syracuse Yellow Jackets B team had a very impressive sea- son winning 14 while only losing 5. They scored 650 points to their opponent's 28.5. At the foul line they had 566 attempts and converted on 162 for an average of .445. 1103656 SYRACUSE TEAM SCORING IN TRACK MEETS TYPE SHS POINTS OPPONENTS POINTS Triangular ---- 58 Leesburg 24 Silver Lake 15 Triangular ---- 58 ll2 Chester Twp. 56 112 Silver Lake 21 Goshen Relays- 9 Dual ---------- 42 112 Pierceton 48 112 friangular ---- 49 215 Milford 40 115 Nillersburg 7 County -------- 55 C2nd place behind Warsaw with 64D Dual ---------- 67 South Whitley 24 Triangular ---- 46 Warsaw 64 Milford 5 Sectional ----- 10 Regional ------ 4 R. Bushong-100 ya.-220 yd.-br. jump-shot put-it mi. rly.-136 114 L. Barnhart-shot put-br. jump-high jump ----------------- 63 314 C. Koble-440 yd.-high jump-m11e relay ------------------- 53'DQ2 G. Meek-220 yd.-100 yd.-br. jump-2 mi. relay ---- ------ 3 4 g. Kroh-440 yd.-shot put-mile relay -------------- ----- 21 114 . Fry-lOO yd.-220 yd.-E mi. relay ----------------- ---- 15 114 E. Rogers-lOO yd.-220 yd.-br. jump-5 ml. relay ------- -- 12 P. Meek-880 yd.-pole vault ------------------------------ ll T. Kroh-440 yd.-mile relay ------------------------------ ll J. Darr-pole vault-high jump-mile relay ----------------- 8'L42 L. Byland-pole vault ------------------------------------ 7 112 J. Connolly-mile run -------- - ------------- -- -------- 2 514 J. Bates-880 yd. ------------------------------ --------- 1 514 J. Blocker-BSO yd.-mile run -------------- -- -------- --- l 514 T. Stucky-shot put ---------------------- ------ 1 114 56 11086 Herbison 29 e 4 .207 Cory 4 Meek 27 14 12 8 .444 Byland 4 Bobeck 50 12 6 1 .200 P. Meek 0 Darr 55 15 14 4 .400 Grindle 0 Kroh 27 9 7 4 .259 D011 6 Rogers 28 8 10 1 .557 Oyler 0 Shock 26 2 5 2 .115 Babes 4 Blocker 25 2 0 .086 Finton 0 Worth 20 1 6 .050 Syracuse Opponent 1. at Syracuse 8 2 2. at Milford 9 0 5. at Syracuse 12 6 4. at Syracuse 7 12 5. at Sidney 12 2 6. at Syracuse 14 6 7. at Webster 10 4 S. at Warsaw 6 5 9. at Warsaw 0 2 1 O 250 1 1 0 .250 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 .000 5 2 0 .555 0 O 0 .000 1 1 0 .250 0 0 0 .000 Leesburg Milford Pierceton Norah Webster Sidney Cath Seminary North Webster Beaver Dam Silver Lake 1103656 Fake it again. ' QQ 5 v. g i E h ,LA A . 7 Nl,' I s , K Q ,. Q7 , V E345 um 1 if f f' Qibv Q. - H i V V ,, , . ,. A X9 gi. i J ,. ' W ' h 2 , , g m A Swing E Sway 4 m Bioylist Another noon Ern, Fisher Fishing. Come on, yell. Frosh 0 Bev. Noon Hour. Corky 1103656 l 1 FOUI' Queens. Which is the face? M Yessss Another gang WOW! S W. wie NI X we 35 K P X ::',.' 3 k Q My ?' ' W' f 03656 ll September l September 4 4 October October October October October November November November November November November December December December December December January January January January January February February February February March March April April April April April May May May May May May May 26-27 25-24 Jan -15 -24 Mar CALENDAR FOR 1950-51 Organization Day Labor Day--No school Bill Gladieux and Louie Byland elected cheer leaders Senior pictures End of first grading period Teacher's Institute 4-H Achievement Day Warsaw Janie, Sasha, Tom and Jack had a flat tire Kosciusko County Choral Festival Group pictures Chapel Service-Rev. F. I. Mumford-Bolivia Thanksgiving vacation Atwood at Syracuse End of second grading period Millersburg at Syracuse New Paris at Syracuse Junior Class rings came Chapel Service-Rev. F. A. Handley l-Christmas vacation Janet asked John to her house to make nhistoryn County Basketball Tourney End of semester Chapel Service-Rev. R. L. Cox Concord at Nappanee Basketball Fish Fry at Claypool Sectional Basketball Tourney 2-6-9-Junior High Tourney End of fourth grading period Junior Class Play Chapel Service-Rev. Carl Sorenson Fifthegrading period ended Senior Class Play Chapel Service-Rev. Clayton Mock County Band Festival April Fool! Junior High Track Meet High School Track Meet Band Festival Junior Reception Exams Baccalaureate Com encement 03656 ll ALUMNI CF 1950 Carroll Koble - United States Air Force Lowell Barnhart - Student at North Manchester Barbara Bowser - Student nurse at St. Joseph Hospital - Ft. Wayne Cynthia Frevert - Staying at home Ralph Bushong - Student at North Manchester Ted Stucky - Student at DePauw University Donald Underwood - Working at International Harvester Garage- Ft. Wayne Barbara Seifert - Staying at home Loretta Held - Working at South Bend Ruth Houser - Student at a Business and Technical School - Elkhart Mary Lou Denzel - Student at lndiana University Marilyn Gawthrop - Student at lnternational Business College - Ft. Wayne Marilyn Sink - Student nurse at Lafayette Home Hospital Annabelle Hunnicutt - Married and working in South Bend Frances Byland - Working in Thornburg Drug Company - Syracuse Nancy Treadway - Working for N.l.P.S. Co. - Syracuse Marjorie Mock - Married Virginia Grimes - Working in five and ten - Syracuse Louis Sheire - Navy Esther Wilkinson - Staying at home Robert Pippinger - International Business College - Ft. Wayne Ethel Denton - Staying at home Jack Brown - Working for Gaylord Jones Richard Mock - Working in Goshen Wanda Ringler - Staying at home Q af 'iam W , ,B . ffiffif 42Sw,mfw, f. S5 A . , Q-fsff.-,,,,1w:5gw -m S L., KX-- ff-- , .. , ,, ,V - .H rf assurfv:fsq.:1:gypLvz:'z' ' ,. . ,,iS,,,-.L 2 :A V- ' 1- ,f . 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