Syracuse High School - Echo Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

Presented By The Senior Class Syracuse High School Syracuse, Indiana Occn, 7 uv t We are proud to live in the Syracuse-Wawasee community; a community that has watched us grow; one that has been interested in us as students as well as citizens. We are grateful for its support. DecUctittoH On behalf of the entire school and in appreciation of twenty-three years of service, we, the senior class of 1957 dedicate our edition of The Echo to Pete Plew--custodian, par excellence, general handy man and friend to all. I faculty CALVIN E. BECK Trustee LEONARD BARNHART Commerce GLEN LONGENECKER Principal RICHARD BECK Basketball and Baseball Physical Education Mathematics LEWIS IMMEL Director of Guidance Attendance Driver Education PHILIP FAWLEY Commerce and English 3 CHARLES L. GARNER Audio-Visual Co-ordina- tor, Science LOREN E. LONGENBAUGH Track, Junior High Ath- letics and Social Studies LILLIAN HAMMAN English, Latin, Arithmetic and Librarian FRANCIS RICHARDS Industrial Arts, Social Studies FRANCES M. HEATON Home Economics and Phy- sical Education COURT SLA BA UGH Mathematics JAMES M. LENTZ Music WILLIAM STOTTS General Science, Voca- tional Agriculture 4 GILBERT GEORGE Sixth Grade 5 BEULAH BUSHONG Fourth Grade MARY ALICE WITSAMAN English DOLORES BYERS First Grade JEAN KOHER School Secretary and Treasurer MARY GANTS Fourth Grade HOMER ALLEN Fifth Grade VIRGINIA VANCE English, Art STANLEY HOOPINGARNER Sixth Grade MARY PETERS First Grade BETTY KOWALL1K Third Grade RUTH RAPP First Grade RUTH MEREDITH Second Grade MARY ANN STIEGLITZ Second Grade GLADYS MORRIS Fifth Grade ESTHER WEAVER Third Grade 6 CAROL APP HARRIETT TRASTER TERRY McCLINTIC - Class Pres. 4; Reporter 2,3; Pres, of Student Council 4; FTA 3,4; FTA Parliamentarian 4; 4-H 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Operetta 2; Art 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; News Staff 2,3; Play Production 3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2. CAROL APP - Class Vice Pres. 4; Play Cast 3; Play Produc- tion 3,4; Booster Club Pres. 4; FTA 3,4; FTA Sec'y. 4i Jun- ior Ladies 4; Art 4; Annual Staff 4; News Staff 4; Librarian 3. HARRIET TOASTER - Class Sec'y.-Treas. 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Play Cast 3,4; Play Production 3,4; FTA 3,4; FTA Reporter 4; Junior Ladies 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Operetta 2; Annual Staff 4; News Staff 2,4; Librarian 3,4; Art 4; Girls State 3; DAR 4; Grade Receptionist 2. SHARON MILLER - Student Council 3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Play Production 3,4; Junior Ladies 4; Librarian 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; News Staff 4. 8 SHARON MILLER I JIM CASKEY BEA BACHMAN - Class Sec'y.-Treas. 1,2; Vice Pres. 3; Re- porter 4; Play Production 3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Junior Ladies 2, 3,4; FTA 2,3; FTA 2nd Vice Pres. 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Special Music 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Operetta 2; An- nual Staff 4; News Staff 4; Librarian 3; Grade Receptionist 2. LEE BARNHART - FTA 4; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Art 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Movie Projector Operator 1,2,3,4. PAUL BEEZLEY - Play Cast 4; Play Production 3,4; 4-H 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Sec'y- 2; FFA Vice Pres. 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Special Music 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Operetta 2; An- nual Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Track 1. JIM CASKEY - Class Pres. 1; Student Council 1; Play Cast 3, 4; Play Production 3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Special Music 1,2,3,4; Operetta 2; Art 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Canteen Manager 2,3. 9 WANDA COY - Play Production 4; FTA 4; Junior Ladies 4; Operetta 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; News Staff 4; Li- brarian 4; Grade Receptionist 3,4; Prompter 3,4. CAROL DREHER - Play Cast 3,4; Play Production 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Junior Ladies 3,4; Vice Pres, of Booster Club 4; Art 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; News Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; Grade Recep- tionist 2,4. MARK GODSHALK - Annual Staff 4; News Staff 2; FFA 1,2, 3,4; FFA Reporter 2; FFA Sentinel 3; FFA Treasurer 4; Art 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Basketball 2,4. JERRY HAPNER - Play Cast 3,4; Play Production 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Art 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Canteen Manager 2,3. 10 JERRY HAPNER I LOU ANN HUNNICUTT f LAMAR HUGHES LOU ANN HUNNICUTT - Play Cast 4; Play Production 4; 4H 2; GAA 1; Junior Ladies 4; Chorus 1; Art 1,2; Annual Staff 4; News Staff 4; Grade Receptionist 3,4. STEW KEIM - Play Production 4; FTA 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Art 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2; Track 1,2,3,4. NELSON K1STLER - Play Cast 3,4; Play Production 3,4; FTA 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2; Art 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4. LAMAR HUGHES - Basketball 1; Play Production 4. NELSON KISTLER STEVE KEIM Compliments of Wa.t4Aa.4cc Sd (pettier RODDY LAUGHLIN LARRY NICOLAI JANET LE COUNT - GAA 1,2; Junior Ladies 4; Play Produc- tion 3,4; Prompter 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Operetta 2; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 3,4. RODDY LAUGHLIN - Play Production 4; Annual Staff 4; Booster Club 1; FTA 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Special Music 4; Art 2,3,4; Student Manager 3,4. LARRY NICOLAI - Class Pres. 2,3; Vice Pres. 1; Student Council 2,3; Play Cast 3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; FTA Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Art 4; Special Music 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Operetta 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Movie Projector Operator 1,2,3,4. DAVID RUPPRECHT - Play Cast 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Art 3, 4; Special Music 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Track 1; Student Manager 2,3. 12 DAVID RUPPRECHT BOB ROBINSON NED NOLAN BETTE MOLLENHOUR - Play Production 3,4; Play Cast 4; FTA 3,4; Junior Ladies 4; Chorus 2,3; Operetta 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Art 1; Annual Staff 4; News Staff 4; Librarian 3,4. NED NOLAN - Chorus 1,2,3,4; Special Music 3; Art 2. BOB ROBISON - Play Production 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Senti- nel 2; FFA Treas. 3; FFA Reporter 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; News Staff 4. Compliments of 1945 is an important year in history and it will always have special meaning to the seniors of '57. It was in this year that we embarked on the adventure called school. There were 43 of us then. Under the guidance of Mrs. Rapp we learned our ABC's. Mrs. Meredith helped us to advance a little further on the road to knowledge. During our second year, we became better acquainted with our numbers and reading. Also during our second year we lost 13 members, but gained 9. Of these 9 new members, 2 were to become members of the graduating class of 1957. They are Larry Nicolai and Jim Caskey. Mrs. Esther Weaver introduced us to another milestone on the road of know- ledge --multiplication tables. Mrs. Gants helped us to pass this milestone of fourth grade. We especially recall story time. At the start of our fifth year, we acquired another member of the Class of '57 —Nelson Kistler. We decreased in size from 43 to 35. Our sixth and final year in the old grade building we will remember for many things. Some of us still shudder at the remembrance of Mr. George and his paddle. Mark Godshalk, Steve Keim, and Terry McClintic joined us here. We entered the high school building in the fall of '51 with a mixture of eagerness and awe. During the year, another member of the class of '57 was added--Carol Dreher. At the beginning of our eighth year we picked up another member who was to graduate with us—Paul Beezley. At last we were going to start high school. Bette Mollenhour, Roddy Laughlin, Robert Robinson, and David Rupprecht joined us as we entered. We'll never forget the cow's eye we passed around in biology class. Our sophomore year we marked by the sale of schedule pencils. We noticed a slight increase in activities. The graduating class of '57 was completed in our junior year with the ad- dition of Carol App. We all began to realize that we only had one more year of school with the ordering of our class rings. To increase our finances we undertook such projects as magazine sales, canteen, and our class play, Girl Shy. During our senior year we began to really understand the meaning of the word busy. What with magazine sales, our senior class play, Junior Prom , annual staff, news staff, club meetings and all the other activities that go along with being seniors, we scarcely had time to do our lessons. There are 10 charter members in the class. They are: Bea Bachman, Wanda Coy, Lou Ann Hunnicutt, Janet LeCount, Sharon Miller, Harriett Traster, Lee Barnhart, Jerry Hapner, LaMar Hughes, and Ned Nolan. Jerry Hapner - Harriett Traster 'rtytAt Uf S uzfe4 i yt The class of '57 in the third grade Remember? Nelson Kistler He's chained now Carol Dreher Her mouth's open as usual Terry McClintic He still has that faraway look David Rupprecht She's cute isn't he? Abie Nicolai Looks cute in a uniform TVitU SENIOR CLASS WILLS TO JUNIORS: L Carol Dreher, will to Sylvia Hart my ability to find | my way around back streets, so she will never again t get lost in town. I, Paul Beezely, will to Deb Thornburg my height so that he may be able to play center on the basketball team. 1, Lou Ann Hunnicutt, will to Sharon Byrd my chance to go to Florida every year, so she too can get a tan. II, Steve Keim, will to Dallas Bjella my car, so he too can haul all of the girls around. I, Larry Nicolai, will to Kent Hursey my pipe and a half s9 he too can rack off. I Sharon Miller, will to Shirley Knisley my Consumers ■c book, so she too may be the only girl in class. I, Wanda Coy, will to Shirley Hickman the ability to get a certain boy in on Saturday night so he can be on t! me foi Sunday school. I, Mark Godshalk, will to Steve Davis my bicycle to ride to school so he too can save money. ; I, Bob Robinson, will to Jack Hart my ability to judge poultry in the county, j I, David Rupprecht, will to Pat Connolly my car, so that he won't have to wait on other people to take him for a ride. a I, Carol App, will to Patti Dreher my ability to get j enough sleep so that she will not have to go to the sick room during Home Ec. : J, Jim Caskey, will to Dennis Bjella my ability to run the mile, so he too may run it under eight minutes. I, Mauri Hughes, will to Pat Moore my ability to have Mr. Barnhart for four subjects without being expelled, j I, Harriett Traster, will to Verla Clayton my ability to i1 acquire a collection of class rings. 1, Jerry Hapner, will to Delbert Thornburg my great driving ability. I� Janet LeCount, will to Beverly Baker my shorthand book, so that she too may live in misery. I� Terry McClintic, will to Ronnie Roberts my good judgement in being a Chewy owner. I� Roddy Laughlin, will to Eddie Anglemeyer my ability to get good grades in citizenship. I� Bette Mollenhour, will to Sharon Treadway my seat in sixth period study hall, so that she too cannot study. I Harriett Traster, will to Martha Firestone my job as Mr. Immel's helper, so she too may be down in the I grade school every sixth period. I� Carol Dreher, will to Linda Bassett my psychology book, so she too may be able to understand the teach- ers. I, Larry Nicolai, will to Judy Harwood my ability to conceal myself while riding in cars, so she won't have ) to be embarrassed. I� Bob Robinson, will to Paul Mey my ability to get back from Warsaw quicker when judging poultry. I, Bette Mollenhour, will to Jane Nusbaum my shorthand book, in hopes that she may learn more from it than I ever did. Jl, David Rupprecht, will to Larry Warner my ability to get out of Mr. Garner's seventh period study hall. I� Nelson Kistler, will to Suzi Klink my ability to park in a woods and not get caught. I� Paul Beezley, will to Bill Dorsey my ability to see and go with a certain girl at Webster. ■I� Carol App, will to Norma Byland my typewriter so she (may have it all to herself. Mark Godshalk, will to Jim Denton my ability to get a seat in study hall behind a certain freshman girl. Terry McClintic, will to Jon Warner my ability to get out of study hall every day. Lou Ann Hunnicutt, will to Priscilla Charters my car, so she doesn't have to walk to school and can catch lots of boys. Jim Caskey, will to Ed Anglemeyer my ability to keep from sitting on thumb tacks the third period, p, Janet LeCount, will to Sandra Miller my Henry J so that she too can go elsewhere than Nappanee. I, Wanda Coy, will to Janice Losee my ability to run the halls without a pass. I, Sharon Miller, will to Morgan Sloan my library period, so he too may study? I, Ned Nolan, will to Jack White my ability to sleep during government class. I, Nelson Kistler, will to Fred Avery my ability to play basketball so he may beat Ted Burson. I, Bea Bachman, will to Judy Kline all my leisure time so that she too may have lots of time to loaf. I, Roddy Laughlin, will to Larry Rosenberry my ability to go through school without buying pencils. I, Steve Keim, will to Terry Frushour my ability to roam the halls with a pass and not get caught. I, Lee Barnhart, will to John Sells my great basketball ability. I, Ned Nolan, will to Bob Simon my ability to still get passes to the rest room while being ineligible. SENIOR CLASS WILL TO THE FACULTY: We, the Seniors, will to Pete Plew a chain so he won't lose his broom. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Longenecker a few dozen parking meters for the parking lot so there will be fewer cars. We, the Senior Boys, will to Mr. Barnhart their entire supply of weapons so he can protect himself in Consu- mers Ec class. We, the Senior Girls, will to Mr. Barnhart the ability to forget the old edition of shorthand and teach the new edition. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Longenbaugh a Joke book, so he doesn't have to use the chuckles from the IN- DIANAPOLIS STAR. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Garner a supply of footstools so his scholars (?) won't get marks for putting their .. feet on the chairs. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Slabaugh a plow so he can get through the halls. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Fawley a pair of roller skates so that he can get to classes on time. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Lentz a leather strap to keep his baton on his arm when he lets go. We, the Seniors, will to Mrs. Vance a million pass books so she won't have to write passes on scrap paper. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Richards a lock and key so certain students cannot borrow (?) the tools without permission. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Immel a talk-and-see telephone so he can see if the students are actually ill when he calls them. We, the Seniors, will to Mrs. Heaton a years supply of live We, the Senior, will to Mrs. Witsaman a set of rules and regulations so she can read them to her classes. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Stotts a super-powered tele- scope so he can be a REAL star-gazer. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Beck a barber set so he can shave the basketball players' sideburns. We, the Seniors, will to Pete Plew an assistant so he will not have to come to after-school activities. SENIOR CLASS WILLS TO UNDER CLASSES We, the Seniors, will to the Junior Class our sweet dis- position. We, the Seniors, will to the Sophomore girls some boys after we leave. We, the Seniors, will to the Sophomore boys the ability to date the Sophomore girls. We, the Seniors, will to the Freshman Class our know- ledge so that they too may be wheels. We, the Seniors, will to the school love (?) and kisses. 1 (fuKt lA FIRST ROW: Pres., T. Frushour; Vice Pres., E. Anglemyer; Sec. Treas., J. Kline; St. Council, S. Byrd; F. Avery; B. Baker. SECOND ROW: L. Bassett; D. Bjella; D. Bjella; N. Byland; P. Charters; V. Clayton. THIRD ROW: P. Connolly; S. Davis; J. Denton; B. Dorsey; P. Dreher; M. Firestone. FOURTH ROW: V. Fisher; J. Hart; S. Hart; J. Harwood, S. Hickman; K. Hursey. FIFTH ROW: P. Jessup; S. Klink; S. Knisley; J. Losee; P. Mey; S. Miller. SIXTH ROW: P. Moore; J. Nusbaum; R. Roberts; L. Rosenberry; J. Sells; R. Simon. SEVENTH ROW: M. Sloan; D. Thornburg; S. Treadway; J. Warner; L. Warner; J. White Compliments of Seswccc 'ptHAMCe FIRST ROW: Pres., T. Miller; Vice Pres.. S. Weigart; Sec. Treas., J. Jones; St. Council, J. Riley; B. Bitner; S. Bomman. SECOND ROW: L. Brazel; M. Brinkman; S. Brown; T. Burson; R. Buscher; B. Coy. THIRD ROW: R. Crews; C. Cripe; L. Cripe; J. Cripe; J. Firestone; J. Firestone. FOURTH ROW: P. Frederick; S. Gilbert; F. Graff; R. Graff; S. Herdrick; S. Hess. FIFTH ROW: R. Hibschman; S. Insley; L. Jones; M. Karesh; L. Kelly; L. Kilmer. SIXTH ROW: G. Kline; L. Laird; L. Lantz; S. Markhan; L. Michael; N. Pletcher. SEVENTH ROW: L. Read; T. Ryman; P. Seiffert; N. Shuder; J. Swenson; R. Swenson. EIGHTH ROW: S. Tarman; D. Weaver; K. Weaver. Compliments of CltuC ptUfC ROW ONE: F. Godshalk, Pres.; S. Stage, Vice Pres.; B. Stabler, Sec.-Treas.; N. Stump, St. Council Rep.; H. Al- frey, S. Bachman, T. Bidwell) D. Culp. ROW TWO: K. Bender, J. Davis, M. Crow, C. Denton, M. Disher, I. Culp, N. Druckamiller, £ rDeTJTCnTROW THREE: F. Duy, J. Graf, S. Fosbrink, F. Hapner, V. Hardwood, K. Hare, L. Hu- ber, M. Holloway. ROW FOUR: C. Johnson, B. Mey, R. Keim, J. Mock, N. Michael, H. Nicolai, S. Mills, C. Penn ROW FIVE: M. Rigdon, J. Moore, J. Roddie, N. Powell, D. Schlabach, J. Sheire, M. Simon, L. Sloan. ROW SIX: G. Smith, S. Tarman, D. Smith, J. Spitler, M. Wilson, J. Spitler, L. Stabler, R. Stanfield. ROW SEVEN: J. Thorn- burg. 20 TOP ROW: S. Levernier, Pres.; D. Caskey, Vice-Pres.; D. Moots, Sec.-Treas.; S. Searfoss, C. Crow, and S. Juday, Reporters; S. Adams, C. Alfrey. SECOND ROW: J. Appenzeller, C. Barnhart, J. Bassett, C. Beiber, R. Bornman, D. Brock, C. Brown, L. Byrd. THIRD ROW: S. Buchan, T. Charters, E. Chokey, D. Cobbun, C. Conn, B. Coquillard, B. Duckwall. FOURTH ROW: J. Firestone, T. Firestone, C. Folger, L. Frushour, J. Grady, J. Garrison, D. Gose, S. Hay. FIFTH ROW: L. Hostetler, P. Hummel, J. Jones, J. Karesh, R. LeCount, K. Lundgren, D. Lung, T. Markham. SIXTH ROW: D. Metzger, T. Michael, M. Miller, J. Rinker, S. Nordman, J. Rinker, A. Rodgers, C. Rookstool. SEVENTH ROW: J. Schlabaugh, M. Scarbeary, H. Shock, L. Swedarsky, P. Troyer, L. Wood, S. Yoder, R. Williams. (NOT PICTURED: B. Brouwer, S. Swenson, L. laird, D. Martin) Compliments of yfutalda fronte Sto c Seventh tyuuCe FIRST ROW: Pre«., M. Martin, Vice Pre ., J. Felts, Sec., M. Miller, Reporter, D. Ellis, S. App, R. Bitner, M. Brock, S. Brown. SECOND ROW: B. Butt, G. Cox, M. Coy, F. Crews, R. Crow, C. Disher, D. Disher, B. Edgar. THIRD ROW: G. Fisher, R. Fleischauer, P. Card, J. Gilbert, D. Hapner, J. Hapner, F. Hewitt, J. Hickman. FOURTH ROW: J. Jessup, Z. Kilmer, P. Kinder, H. Kitson, R. Kowallik, R. Kramer, J. Lantz, L. Line. FIFTH ROW: S. Losee, S. Mabie, T. McClintic, D. McCulloch, T. McDonald, D. Miller, A. Mock, D. Mock. SIXTH ROW: P. Mock, J. Myers, J. Ridings, E. Roberts, R. Roe, D. Scarbcary, J. Searfoss, N. Searfoss. SEVENTH ROW: S. Smith, R. Stanfield, D. Strieby, J. Swenson, R. Swenson, J. Thornburg, J. Warner, S. Williams. EIGHTH ROW: J. Wilson, S. Yoder Compliments of toi ltoltUn. “Retail Dtu x s4etcvitie s4«utu zC St M FRONT ROW: W. Coy, B. Mollenhour, Elementary, S. Miller, Underclasses, J. LeCount, Elementary. SECOND ROW: C. Dreher, Art, H. Traster, Jr. High, T. McClintic, Business Manager, L. Nicolai, Editor, J. Warner, Ass't Editor, B. Bachman, Seniors, C. App, Feature. BACK ROW: L. Barnhart, Photo, I. Hunnicutt, Elementary, N. Nolan, Photo, P. Beezley, Sports, J. Caskey, Circulation Mgr., M. Godshalk, Sports, N. Kistlcr, Ass't. Busi- ness Mgr., R. Laughlin, Underclasses, S. Keim, Calendar, D. Rupprecht, Photo, Mr. Immel, Adviser. Compliments of 'W y xtet£tr 4 SctHoca Sewccc catior PCciy tpinC S6y FRONT ROW: S. Miller, D. Rupprecht, J. Caskey, L. Nicolai, A. Scarberry, H. Traster, W. Coy. BACK ROW: Mr. Fawley, Director; C. Dreher, B. Bachman, C. Largen, J. LeCount, B. Moilenhour, N. Kistler, C. App, J Hapner. Senio PCcup (fcatio ’Prone” FRONT ROW: C. Dreher, H. Traster, S. Miller, B. Bachman, J. LeCount, L. Hunnicutt, W. Coy, B. Mollen- hour. BACK ROW: Mr. Fawley, Director; R. Laughlin, L. Nicolai, N. Kistler, D. Rupprecht, J. Caskey, P. Beezley. 25 Student ouHCtl FRONT ROW: N. Stump; M. Martin; S. Levemier; S. Miller, V. Pres. SECOND ROWi S. Byrd, Reporter; J. Riley, Sec.-Treas.; T. Frushour; V. Harwood. STANDING: T. Miller; Mr. Fawley, Sponsor; Mr. Longenecker, Sponsor; F. Godshalk; T. McClintic, Pres. A TteuHi St M Jftc tCKUc KAwteHtcc s4$CMCCf £ea u uf W Oil FIRST ROW: B. Bitner; C. App, Editor; B. Mollenhour; Sharon Miller; C. Dreher; B. Bachman; L. Hunnicutt; W. Coy; H. Traster. SECOND ROW: Sandy Miller, Asst. Editor; S. Fosbrink; S. Weingart; B. Robinson; P. Beezley; S. Juday; Miss Hamman, Advisor. BACK ROW: P. Dreher; S. Searfoss; D. Ellis; J. Searfoss; J. Fire- stone; S. Byrd; N. Stump Compliments of FIRST ROW: T. Bursonj L. Kilmer; S. Bo mm an. SECX)ND ROW: Sharon Miller; J. LeCount; W. Coy; H. Traster; B. Baker; P. Charters; S. Hickman. THIRD ROW: C. Dreher; L. Hunnicutt; K. Weaver; S. Treadway; S. ByTd; Sandra Miller; B. Mollenhour; L. Bassett; J. Losee; Miss Hamman. BACK ROW: B. Swenson ‘So tfex (?lu6 FIRST ROW: D. Martin; C. Barnhart; L. Laird; B. Brouwer; J. Jones; S. Klink; Janet Riley; B. Stabler; D. Metzger; L. Frushour; J. Thornburg; R. Crow; S. Smith. SECOND ROW: S. Swenson; J. Firestone; M. Miller; S. Bachman; C. App, Pres.; B. Edgar; M. Simon; L. Hostetler; B. Coy; L. Brazel; D. Alfrey, Treas.; S. Fosbrink, Reporter; Mrs. Witsaman, Sponsor; Mrs. Vance, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: S. Markham; N. Stump; J. Nusbaum; B. Bitner; L. Jones; C. Bieber; J. Karesh; S. Levemier; D. Moots; P. Hummel; J. Swenson. FOURTH ROW: D. Disher; K. Bender; S. Juday; S. Brown; C. Denton; D. Lung; S. Weingart; P. Seiffert, Sec.; Lantz; S. Tarmen; C. Dreher, V. Pres.; L. Byrd; A. Rodgers Compliments of s4ftU£eiKce ‘PieAcvicA “Sotolin Stared 7- 7. sf. FRONT ROW: L. Lantz, L. Nicolai, Vice Pres.; J. Swenson, Miss Hamman, L. Barnhart, N. Kistler, T. Miller. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Peters, Adviser; P. Seiffert, L. Jones, S. Hess, J. Nusbaum, S. Keim, J. Caskey, R. Laughlin, B. Dorsey, Treas.; T. McClintic. BACK ROW: J. Kline, C. App, Sec.; D. Alfrey, S. Klink, Pres., P. Dreher; H. Traster, W. Coy, B. Mollenhour, C. Dreher. 7- 7- 4. P. Beezley, Vice Pres.; L. Stabler, J. Mock, L. Huber, L. Michaels, J. Hart. SECOND ROW: C. Denton, R. Roberts, Pres.; M. Godshalk, Treas.; J. Denton, B. Dorsey, Sec.; D. Smith, Mr. Stotts, Adviser. BACK ROW: P. Mey, C. Johnston, B. Robinson, G. Nicolai, F. Godshalk, M. Sloan, R. Hibshman. 28 €Utd sSoTnS°ro:wM T FVrrep c Bfrd’ J; Cnripe’, lVi”e’ S- Weingart, S. Searfoss, J. Firestone, S. Tarman, J. Jone . SECOND ROW. L. LanU, P. Seiffert, L. Brazel, J. LeCount, S. Miller, B. Mollenhour, Dallas Bjella, S Bachman L. Byrd, A. Rodgers, P. Mey, J. RUey, S. Levernier, L. Frushour, S. Juday. THIRD ROW: T. McClintic T Frusl L°Nicol nple ep'er,AD' WenaVcer’ F' D y’DR' Keim T‘ Burson L- Kilmer, Dennis Bjella, C. Kline, D. Rupprecht, MCK ROW B Bro,',wVern r S mon ®2Der’ P-®e®zley B. Dorsey, M. Disher, Student Conductor; L. Barnhart. Vlc,! p- c°“°u '. “• B. Bachman, Drum FRONT: M. Holloway. BACK: S. Nordman, B. Stab- Majorette ler, J. Jones, Twirlers. Compliments of Scfr xctc e uf6e FIRST ROW: M. Crow, S. Brown, N. Stump, N. Powell, N. Shuder, S. Hess, S. Byrd, J. Nusbaum, B. Mey, M. Fire- stone, K. Weaver, N. Michael, L. Jones. SECOND ROW: J. Riley, S. Herdrich, J. Jones, C. Denton, S. Fosbrink, P. Dreher, S. Klink, B. Stabler, M. Holloway, S. Treadway, Sherill Tarman, S. Weingart, L. Lantz. THIRD ROW: S. Hickman, V. Clayton, L. Bassett, S. Bachman, L. Brazel, S. Stage, L. Cripe, S. Miller, V. Fisher, Sharon Tarman, B. Coy, J. Kline, D. Alfrey. FOURTH ROW: P. Beedey, J. Caskey, R. Laughlin, B. Robinson, D. Weaver, N. Nolan, T. Me Clint ic, L. Nicolai, S. Keim, R. Keim, T. Frushour, B. Dorsey, J. Sells, P. Mey, Mr. Lentz, Director. Compliments of tup STANDING: S. Hoopingamer, Asst. Coach; M. Godshalk; D. Thornburg; J. Denton; R. Swenson; B. Dorsey; N. Kistler; Coach Dick Beck. KNEELING: R. Laughlin, Student Manager; L. Nicolai; T. Frushour; R. Roberts; J. Caskey; P. Beezley; E. Anglemeyer, Student Manager ScAecCuCe Opponent Syracuse Opponent Syracuse North Webster 44 45 Beaver Dam 56 76 Pierceton 94 65 Silver Lake 89 63 Atwood 59 50 Nappanee 77 38 Concord 61 56 Etna Green 59 48 Bremen 50 51 North Webster 48 54 New Paris 64 65 Cromwell 81 66 Mentone 86 70 Ligonier 49 53 Millersburg 85 70 Leesburg (overtime) 43 41 Warsaw 71 61 Milford 91 72 So. Whitley 75 74 • County Tourney Milford 52 56 Sectional Tourney • Beaver Dam 50 58 • Etna Green 75 50 Compliments of PICHER'S SHOES and MEN'S WEAR 34 James Caskey— Spindle , a senior, this was his second year on the Varsity. He has-good hitting ability, and plenty of drive. Larry Nicolai-- Nick Is a senior and his ability to rebound offensively and defensively has won him his position on the Varsity. He has plenty of hustle and is a great boost to the team! Nelson Kistler-- Nel , also a senior. This was his fourth year on the Varsity. He has ability to either play at forward or at guard. Paul Beezley-- Whiz , a senior, has played at guard position on the Varsity for two years. His drive and will to win got him his position on the Varsity this year. Mark Godshalk-- Shaw is also a senior. Mark’s will to win put him at forward position. Although he didn't see as much action as he would have liked, he kept on working all the time. Coach Beck--Mr. Beck came from Warsaw, where he was assistant coach. He has done a fine job for the Yellow Jackets. His will to win and his work never ended. Billy Dorsey-- Bill has ability to hit from most anywhere on the floor. He is a junior, and should be a great help to next year's Varsity. Ronald Roberts-- Ron is a junior and this is his first year on the Varsity. Although Ron didn't see as much action as he would have liked, he kept on working. He will be a big asset to the team next year. Terry Frushour-- Fresh is also a junior, and is a very hard worker for the Yellow Jackets: he kept every- body working all the time at their positions. Terry will help win a lot of victories for us next year. Delbert Thornburg-- Deb is also one of the future ball players at forward position. He has good work- ing ability and plenty of hustle. Hope to see you playing next year. Jim Denton-- Jim is one of the tallest members of the fighting Yellow Jackets. His ability to rebound gave him his position at forward. He is a fine worker and will be a great boost to next year's team. Robert Swenson-- Swede. a sophomore and starting center, will also be back to help the team next year. He has good rebounding ability and can really jump. UcA CK (At 'putu'ic, 35 Bill Dorsey Ronnie Roberts Deb Thornburg Jim Denton Nelson Kistler Coach Dick Beck Terry Frushour Bob Swenson Compliments of 'Ztoutc 'Zanten. Soac zU (COUNTY CHAMPIONS) FRONT ROW; N. Kistler; J. Caskey; L. Laird; J. Thornburg; G. Kline; T l‘ I bsc{lma“i • S. Mgr. BACK ROW: Mr. Beck, Coach; E. Anglemeyer; R. Simon; T. Miller, L. Nicolai; B. Swenson; N. Druckaroiller; B. Dorsey; Mr. Longenecker, Principal For the fust time in the history of Kosciusko county hard ball this year Syracuse won the county champ ionship with a perfect record in league games. eeupue unet Syracuse 2 Milford 1 Syracuse 3 Leesburg l Syracuse 3 Atwood 2 Syracuse 6 North Webster 1 Syracuse 10 Pierceton 3 •Syracuse 11 Mentone 5 ••Syracuse 11 Silver Lake 6 (• Play off game - Championship game) Compliments of Owt lecuC (? . Second 7ecun STANDING: S. Hoopingamer, Asst. Coach; S. Bom man, T. Buxson, D. Busch er, N. Drucka miller, Coach Dick Beck. KNEELING: T. Miller, R. Simon, R. Hibschman, G. Kline. SITTING: R. Laughlin, Student Manager; L. Laird, D. Bjella, L. Kilmer, D. Bjella, E. Anglemeyer, Student Manager. Schedule Opponent Syracuse Opponent Syracuse North Webster 21 47 So. Whitley 46 42 Pierceton 44 17 Nappanee 45 43 Atwood 18 43 • Etna Green 29 39 Concord 52 40 North Webster 32 40 Bremen 33 34 Leesburg 30 32 (finals) New Paris 21 38 Cromwell 47 27 Mentone 47 39 Ligonier 26 38 Millersburg 35 52 Leesburg 26 31 Warsaw 40 38 Milford 40 57 Milford 40 41 Second Team Tourney SECOND TEAM FOUR-WAY TOURNEY CHAMPS '7’uzc i “cgissrstf sy; -% gsa ofssr-F- Co“o,1 - srr™G: e- t. y � fc Nz r R„on B“SkfT. TPteeta. Chester Twp. Sidney Warsaw Concord Milford Silver Lake Milford Breman Milford So. Whitley Pierceton Larwill Jefferson Silver Lake 65 1 2 31 1 2 51 20 20 15 24 40 3 4 18 23 3 5 63 2 5 30 1 30 15 4 15 19 3 5 Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse 40 40 49 62 62 62 57 52 1 4 52 1 4 48 48 54 1 10 54 1 10 54 1 10 'Sod a 7exaco Service l cui ttcf (?6ee lecide Judy Jones, Surf Klink, Sue Herdrich Second 7ecu @6ee%leciden Brenda Stabler, Janet Riley Compliments of 30TTGM ROw: R. Bitner, D. Strieby, L. Roe, J. Felts, E. Roberts, D. Scarbeary. SECOND ROW: J. Lantz, D. $ w!yiT'lI e 0ne, K™meT J• ladings, J. Rinker. THIRD ROW: S. Williams, R. Roe, L. Line, S. Yoder T. Michael, D. Gose, C. Crow, D. Shock, Coach Loren Longenbaugh. FOURTH ROW: C. Alfrey, M. Coy, C. ’ Folger, R. LeCount, R. Kowallik, T. Charters 79 P%. 'Sade zil ROW °T M lin«cS !id,R 'lfStrieby’TE‘n 0 ertSr,Hc T‘ Firestone J Felt . R- Bitner. SECOND ROW. T. McCbntic, L. Line, R.Kramer, J. Rinker, D. Scarbeary, D. Caskey, R. Fleischauer. THIRD ROW: C. Crow, R. LeCount, C. Alfrey, C. Folger, M. Coy, J. Lantz, J. Ridings, Coach Loren Longenbaugh Compliments of VALEDICTORIAN Harriet Joan Traster D.A.R, AWARD - COUNTY WINNER Harriet Joan Traster GIRLS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES Harriet Traster Sharon Miller FREE THROW TROPHY James Caskey (.658) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD (Baseball) Larry Nicolai SALUTATORIAN SENIOR AWARD IN AGRICULTURE AND FFA CHAPTER STAR FARMER AWARD Paul Beezley SUPERIOR RATINGS AT DISTRICT MUSIC CON- TEST •Instrumental Terry Frushour Ed Anglemeyer Terry McClintic Lee Barnhart Fred Avery Billy Dorsey Larry Nicolai Martha Firestone Shirley Weingart John Cripe Judy Kline (Piano) Sue Herdrich Larry Dee Nicolai HOMAKER AWARD Carol Dreher BOYS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES Jerry Hapner James Caskey MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD (Basketball) James Caskey MOST VALUABLE AWARD (Track - 1956) Jay Brouwer SUPERIOR RATINGS AT STATE MUSIC CONTEST (Comet Trio) Terry Frushour Ed Anglemeyer Terry McClintic EXCELLENT RATINGS AT STATE MUSIC CONTEST (Instrumental) Terry Frushour Ed Anglemeyer Lee Barnhart Fred Avery Billy Dorsey Larry Nicolai Martha Firestone Judy Kline John Cripe Aug. Sept. Oct. 25 Nov. 11. 22- Dec. 31—Enrollment Day 3— Labor Day-No school held today. 4— First Day of school, the long grind begins. 5— Senior Class officers elected. 8—Senior boys acquire habit of coming into S. H. in the morning about 10 seconds be- fore the bell rings. What takes all the time boys? 21— Senior class play tryouts. 26—Senior class motto and Flowers selected. They are as follows: Motto— Not Finish- ed, Just Begun. The colors are royal blue and white. 1—Custodians day held at Syracuse this year. (I'll bet Pete and Harry got a workout to- day.) 3— Senior flowers selected today. They are Pink and White Carnations. 5—The Student Council sponsored a very nice all-school skating party at Waco this evening. 8- -FTA initiation tonight. Several members of Claypool FTA also attended the candle- light ceremony. 10—Senior Class pictures taken today. 12—A day of grief and surprise. End of first grading period. 12— Today the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Dept, sponsored a Fire Prevention Week Program. 19—The Senior Class Play was presented to- night. It was a huge success. There was a party held at Carol Dreher's house after- wards. 22— A day of excitement for the Juniors, their Class rings arrived today. At least keep them long enough to show them to your parents, boys. -26—A rest at last. Teachers' Institute. Syracuse Chapter of FTA attended IFTA convention at Indianapolis. 31—Halloween 2—First ballgame of the season. A taste of victory. We edged out N. Webster by 1 point- 2—Mixed Chorus went to Mentone to practice for Choral Festival. 4— County Choral Festival held at Mentone this year. 6—FTA went to North Manchester today to attend classes and meeting. 9— Several members of the Junior and Senior Class went to Warsaw today to attend the fifth Student Congress. -17—American Education Week 13— The yearbook staff decided upon their Annual dedication today. 21—First of a series of programs to be held by the Syracuse Ministerial Association was given today. Rev. Foulke presided. ■23—Thanksgiving vacation. A lot of Alka- Seltzers will be sold today we bet. 26—Two down and four to go. End of second grading period. 28—4-H Achievement program held today. 30 —Group and Activity pictures taken today. 30—A day of Joy and sorrow. The Senior Class pictures arrived. 4—A very interesting and entertaining variety program was presented by The Ambassa- dors of Variety in co-operation with the Student Council. 21— The Student Council presented a very en- joyable Christmas Program after four short morning classes. No school that afternoon. 22— Official beginning of Christmas vacation. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everybody. See you next year. Jan. 1—First day of New Year. No school, of course. Does everyone have his resolutions made? 10-11-12—County basketball tourney. We were de- feated in our second game. 14-15—Second team county basketball tourney. Syracuse emerges victorious. 17—Well, it seems impossible, but the school year is half over already. End of third grading period and also first semester. Feb. 6—Noon driving on school days ended today follow the wrecking of Jon Warner's car. 8--Shrine Club Circus for third graders. 11—Annual Basketball Fish Fry. We think most of the boys either ate their share or brought them home. 21—Second ministerial program. Rev. Green presided. 25—Junior play try-outs. Good Luck kids! 28—End of fourth attendance period. Boy, the weeks are really flying by now. It won't be long. 27-28— Mai. 1- 2—Sectional Basketball tourney held at Syra- cuse again this year. Everyone had a lot of fun. 4- 5— 6-8-11—Junior High basketball tourney 5—FFA and 4-H Dairy Judging Contest this afternoon. 21— A very enjoyable and delightful program today by the marionettes. 22— Speech Festival was held at Syracuse to- day. 28— Another ministerial program this after- noon. Rev. Sorenson presided. 29— Junior Class Play. Another bunch of stars were bom. April 5—The Student Council sponsored the annual Spring Dance. 5—State FTA convention on the I. U. campus was held today. 8—An interesting program given by Bob Bal- lentine today. 11— End of fifth grading period. It's later than you think. 12— County Band Festival. 18— Easter program given by Syracuse Minis- terial Association. Rev. Smith presided. 19-22—Easter vacation. May 3—County Track Meet. 12-17—The juniors have their week to howl. Sen- iors are on their trip. 19— -Baccalaureate Services. 20— Award and Recognition Day. 22—Commencement and last day of school. We hope the underclassmen are looking forward to their senior year as much as we have. We know it has been a long time but lots of us will be sorry to go. Take advantage kids; they're the best years of your lives. Amen 43 Sixt tytfute BOTTOM ROW L. to R.s L. Baer; L. Spurling; J. Isbell; F. Mick; C. Stuckman; J. Kirkdoffer; P. Charters; T. Schrock. SECOND ROWs D. Stage; S. Coquillard; S. Funk; J. Insley; K. Nordman; S. Fosbrink; B. Hewitt; S. Karesh; C.Ganshom. THIRD ROW: S. Burson; B. Cripe; R.Edgar;C.Conn;F. Hall; D. Hoffman; N. Sloan; G. George. FOURTH ROW: K. Darnell; J. Howard; A. Druckamiller; D. Wallace; J. Weatherhead; S. Crow; M. Storms BOTTOM ROW L. to R.: T. Butt; S. Troyer; J. Pilcher; L. Robertson; M. Green; M. Graf; C. Brown; L� Longen- baugh; M. Firestone. SECOND ROW: J. Stefanski; D. Jamison; C. Jones; S. Lecount; S. Grady; S. Levernier; V. Firestone; T. Duckwall; J. Avery. THIRD ROW: T. Smith; J. Popenfoose; B. Fischer; D. Yoder; T. Coy; M. Jones; B. Otis; R. Simon; L. Fisher; S. Bushong; R. Eckert Compliments of BOTTOM ROW L. to R.j S. Strieby; S. McDonald; J. Culp; B. Newcomer; R. Vanette; H. Wallace; C. Hostetler P.Coy. SECOND ROW: M. Wagner; G. Boger; K. Martin; P. Kline; J. Holloway; D. Coy; P. Brewer; T. Kramer; Mrs. Morris. THIRD ROW: G. Wiles; D. Jones; B. Ba uglier; D. Buhrt; P. Appenzeller; J. Stetler BOTTOM ROW L. to R.: B. Mills; R. linn; C. Wogoman; J. Searfoss; P. Bomman; S. Carlson; R. Niles; J. Brazel. SECOND ROW: P. Darnell; S. McDonald; C. Fleischauer; D. Drener; M. Roddie; R. Stiver; A. Vander- ford; V. Rogers; S. Huber; J. Stucky. THIRD ROW: J. Zimmerman; C. Wallace; J. Thornburg; D. Ridings; J. Hapner; M. Hartman; L. Cu ; M. McDonald; Mr. Allen 45 P ycvtf ftcuCe FRONT ROW vigi.t: C. McDonald, G. Lung, R. Warner, J. Sawyer, R. Firestone, J. Wilson, B. Runge, B. Johnson. SECOND ROW: C. Cripe, B. Arnold, S. Gaff, E. Line, J. Wiggs, C. Mock, P. Runyan, L. Hoffman, D. Ritter, N. Wilson. THIRD ROW: T. Clayton, L. Jones, K. Willard, A. Holloway, B. Cripe, M. Brown, S. Smith, F. Hann, Mrs. Mary Gants, Teacher; G. Wolfinger. FOURTH ROW: C. Sheley, S. Butt, L. McMillan, C. Cooperrider, J. Lantz, P. Firestone, M. Juday, S. Hewitt, P. Mullins. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Hess, T. Brock, D. Dodds, S. Hoover, R. Stiffler. SECOND ROW: L. Harwood, G Brown, C. Guest, N. Plank, L. Smith, S. Searfoss, S. Smith, L. Pilcher, A. Kowallik, T. Butt. THIRD ROW: R. Robinson, R. Bushong, J. Spitler, H. Tustin, B. Miller, S. Foulke, C. Garner, L. Pittman, G. Smith. TOP ROW: J. Byrd, B. Folger, R. Buchan, J. Richards, D. Baumgartner, B. Cripe, D. Jones, R. Karr, K. Butt, J. Fischer, D. Maynard, J. Edgar, R. Smith, Mrs. Bushong, Teacher. S e “Real £ teUe 7 i%cC fuuCe BOTTOM ROW: J. Longenbaugh, L. Simon, J. Bart man, J. Koher, D. Hale, C. Lamb, M. Buhrt, R. Brown. SEC- OND ROW: J. Line, M. B. Immel, L. Harrington, S. Yoder, C. Smith, J. Schoeff, M. Meredith, D. Carpenter, J. Eppley, J. Bryan,S. Sawyer. THIRD ROW: J. Heaton, J. Poynter, D. McKibben, L. Kitson, B. Hall, S. Bieber, K. App, S. Eichstaedt, C. Kistler, Betty Kowallik. TOP ROW: R. Stiver, M. Henning, M. Kem, P. Mock, R. Van Siclde, L. Kline, R. Bushong, R. King, N. Karaatchenew, H. McDonald. BOTTOM ROW: D. Chokey, J. Wilson, T. Rookstool, R. Stanfield, M. Brower, G. Spry, A. Gilbert, R. Hostetler, K. McDonald. SECOND ROW: G. Rhoads, V. Kline, L. Biller, T. White, K. Niles, B. Wolfinger, R. Crouch, M. Bushong, P. Godfrey, K. Dorsey, R. Smith, T. Ganshom. THIRD ROW: B. Cripe, M. Moody, R. Strieby, C. Lund- gren, J. Roberts, S. Hunter, R. Stahley, D. Tatman, Mrs. Weaver. TOP ROW: S. Eppert, E. Koher, C. Rosen- baum, D. Burpo, A. Alleshouse, S. Searfoss, D. Mench, S. Traster, A. Avery, S. Kerr. 47 Second tyicute BOTTOM ROW L. to R.: S. Wagner; J. Claybough; M. Gorden; C. Linvill; R. Kem; S. Shupp; K. Cripe; T. Grif- fith; P. Fry; J. Thornburg. SECOND ROW: S. Hoover; J. Auer; J. Benson; R. Stoelting; K. Juday; J. Connolly; C. Sloan; N. Crow; P. Newcomer; M. Martin; C. Wiggs; M. Clark; J. Michael. THIRD ROW: J. Frederick; T. Yeager; S. Kitson; M. Jones; D. Coy; N. Allen; T. Spurling; B. Mock; B. Fisher; N. Stummer; B. Walker. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Meredith; R. Pennick; R. Pennick; J. Conn; J. Conn; K. Rarig; L. Gottschalk; R. Smith; E. Wallace; W. Adams I� « BOTTOM ROW L, to R.j R. Clark; G. Smith; R. Carlson; R. Walker; J. Darnell; M. Galloway; B. Greene; B. Pilcher. SECOND ROW: J. Kramer; G. Ringler; N. Butt; P. Cobbum; D.Smith; D. Coy; R. Niles; J. McDonald; S. Laughlin; T. Vanette; D. Dair; R. Una. THIRD ROW: L. Darnell; L. Hastings, K. Fuller; C. Wright; J. A. Spitler; D. Keim; J. Frevert; B. Karr;H. HoUoway; B. Hall; Miss Stieglitz. FOURTH ROW: T. Mast; J. Buhrt; T. Thornburg; A. Graff; C. Powell; C. Kanders; K. Welty; B. Appenaeller; R. Strieby; P. Mullins 48 0?Oi4t tytfute BOTTOM ROW L. to R.s R. Clark; L. Lecount; L. Firestone; G. Biller; S. Hostetter; S. Sharp; N. linn; P. Gadfrey; G. Stuckman; S. Runge. SECOND ROW: B. Cripe; D. Shock; W. Pletcher; C. Smith; P. Hughes; K. Ritter; B. Stanfield; S. Pittman; L. Mock. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Rapp; D.Haughey; D. Jetmore; D. Walker; D. Lecount; S. Mock; J. Baumgartner; J. Garner; T. Connolly; B. Stoelting; R. Kistler; M. Brower BOTTOM ROW L. to R.: J. Riding; K. Murray; D. Gingerich; T. Crews; C. Felts; J. Plank; S. Bryan; H. Fair- banks; G. Stummer. SECOND ROW: N. Koher; M. Cramar; G. Fisher; G. Smith; S. Hoffman; K. Michael; M. Hall; D. Clark; B. Singleton; B. Mullins; S. Hoffman; A. Alfiey. THIRD ROW: C. Stiffler; J. Wilson; R. Clevenger; R. Stoelting; R. Laird; D. Ringler; R. Bell; K. Welly; B. Johnson; Mrs. Peters 49 0?Ol4t BOTTOM ROW L. to R.: S. Hoover; C. Gose; R. Allen; M. Foulke; D. Rice; L. Laughlen; N. Ellis; V. Nykois; P. VanSickle; Mrs. Byers. SECOND ROW: G. Laughlin; M. Smith; T. Spry; B. Harrington; P. Hartman; L. Mast} J. Wilson; P. Cripe; A. Smith; S. Kirkdoffer; B. Rosenbaum. FIRST ROW: B. Scarbeary; R. Jessup; C. Stucky; B. Mock; M. King; A. Zimmerman; K. Duckwall THE WEATHERHEAD COMPANY of Quality of Syracuse, Indiana Auer’s Service B. Carl Moser Byler Brothers Dodge, Inc. Dr. W. R. Shank, Optometrist Galloway's Grocery Gil’s Pure Oil Oakes Accounting Service Petitt's Department Store Rosenberry Grocery Seiffert Mosaic and Tile Co. Star Store Stucky Furniture Co. Sudlow Pier Shop Syracuse Dry Cleaners Syracuse Electric Shop Syracuse Hordwore The Television Store Tom Socks — Store for Men Wowosee Boat Company Wawasee Laundromat Wowosee Lumber Company Wawasee Motel Wilkerson Point Store To these merchants and friends of the school we also owe a debt of gratitude (as well as to those who sponsored individual pages) for their friendship, co-operation, and financial assistance to make our book possible. 1 I AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY