Union Center High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wells County, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

REFLECTOR Presented by the Senior Class EAST UNION TWP. SCHOOL Wells County, Indiana is 5 FORfVARD We hope you like it. We'll say no more, We present the Reflector of '54. CONTENTS Administration - - - - page 5 Classes ------ page 1 1 Activities - - - - - page 29 Sports ------ page 37 Mil DEDICATION We, the Seniors of '54, wish to dedicate our year- book to one of our class- mates, Ulrich Hartmann. We hope Ulrich will look upon this annual in years to come and remember his year in America as a wonderful one. We, too, hope to remember through this annual the German student who made our senior year more inter- esting. So to you, Ulrich Hartmann, we dedicate the Reflector of 1954 . ';v: :M fe i Ps'ii . .-:t . ADMlJVrSTRATlOJV .: ; 1 PRINCIPAL To Mr. Frantz, our principal, we wish to express our sincere appreciation for his guidance and instruction. We thank him for one of our most valuable gifts in life; our education. SUPERINTENDENT We wish to thank Mr. Lieurance for his excellent co- operation and supervision. TRUSTEE We wish to express our deepest gratitude to Mr. Boxell for his co-operation and constant endeavor in maintaining the high standards of our school. Florence Monroe B. S. Fine Arts Ball State College Music Art Raymond Garrett B. S. Education Ball State College Mathematics Physics Sponsor of Seventh Grade Everyone else types while Melba ,' cBride admires the scenery. Let's see - how do you pin that pattern on? Hannah Rutenberg B. S. Secondary Education Manchester College Home Economics Office Practice Sponsor of Sophomore Class Wendell Beck B. S. Phys. Education Manchester College History Physical Education Arithmetic Sponsor of Senior Class Douglass LeMaster B. S. Agriculture Purdue Science Agriculture Shop Sponsor of Junior Class Wanda Archbold B. S. Business Edu. and Physical Edu. Ball State Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing English Physical Education Sponsor of Eighth Grade Pliil Hoopingarner, Ron Grim, and Terry Shepler in a tense scene from the junior class play. Mr. Garrett shows perpetual motion Larry Burgess, Phil Hoopingarner, Rogerj Norris, Ron Hoopingarner, Larry Corellj and Gerald Jump. Edwinna Patton A. B., M. A. English Indiana University English Sponsor of Freshman Class Rebecca Meacham River Falls State Grades Five and Six Guinevere Lesh Manchester College Grades Three and Four Elizabeth Smuts Ball State Grade Two and Three Jerry Corell, Marvin Bradburn, Ed Baker, Joe Hanauer, stop for a bite to eat. Lunch room — Dinner time! Louise Miller Ball State Grade One Janitor Mr. Crum keeping us warm! Cafeteria Our good cooks and their helpers. Bus Drivers Our faithful chauffeurs. Standing — Glen Lane, Vaughn Thomas, Rev. Mischler, Clark DeWalt. Seated — Adolph Akom, John Galloway. i- . i i. Y 4. 4  %. Cl 88ES Ron Hoopingarner White Play 3 Chorus 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Softball 12 3 Baseball 4 Volleyball 12 3 4 Track 1 4-H 1 2 President 2 Vice President 4 Peggy llene Thoma Peg Play 3 Chorus 12 3 Vice President Reporter Seniors Clarence Donavon Carl Don 3 4 3 4 4 12 3 4 12 3 4 3 4 3 4 Melba McBridje Bobbie Play Chorus Second Sextet First Sextet Vice President Reporter Office Clerk 1 2 Philip Hoopingarner Phil 3 1 1 Play Secretary Treasurer Vice President Basketball 1 Softball Track Baseball Paul Terry Shepler Terry Play 3 4 Chorus 1 Basketball 2 Softball 12 3 Baseball 4 Ronald Lee Ron Gr im Play Chorus Quartet Basketball Softball Band 3 4 12 3 4 1 2 4 1 2 3 1 '954 Marilyn Kay Boxell Honey Play 3 4 Chorus 12 3 4 Second Sextet 2 First Sextet 3 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 3 Reporter 4 Richard Glen Cayot Rich Play Chorus Basketball Softball 4-H 3 4 12 3 4 2 1 12 3 4 Student Manager Ulrich Andreas Hartman Fritz Chorus 4 Basketball 4 Band 4 Margaret Haines Margie Play 3 4 Chorus 12 3 4 Roger Norris Jon' Play President Vice President Basketball 1 2 Softball 1 Volleyball 1 Track 4-H Seniors Mariene Louise Piatt ' Squeakie Play Chorus 1 2 Pianist 1 2 Band 1 2 Second Sextet First Sextet President Cheer Leader Office Clerk Anna Newhard 'Annie' Plays Chorus Sextet Band 4-H 1 2 Morris Wiliett Slim Plays Chorus Quartet 3 4 3 4 I Senior's Grade Pictures — Beginners — Aren't They Cute? Row 1. Charles Wheeler, Alice Fritz, Gail Alexander, Abner, Lou Ann Oser, Max Stinson, Shirla Anderson Row 2. Max Boxell, Don Carl, Noel Burger, Don Hoopingarner, Rich Cayot, Wilbur Overholt, Lynn Roebuck, Earl Ross, Phil Wilson, Tom Burnau, Miss Martin Row 3. Morris Harnish, Billy McKinzie, Bosler, Maxine Gephart, Sally Burnau, Marlene Piatt, Peg Thoma, Pat Kumfer, Ron Hoopingarner, Bill Yeager, Ron Grim Row 4. Marilyn Boxell, Melba McBride, Phillis Allen, Joyle Allen, , Fhillis McKenzie, Nancy Bowman, Sunny Wilson Row 5. Terry Shepler, John Engle, Abner, Bob Dafforn, Milward Miller, Paul Tobias, Melvin Wilson, Rex Brown, Phil Hoopingarner Row 6. Morris Willett, Margaret Haines, Ulrich Hartmann, Anna Newhard, Roger Norris SENIOR OFFICERS President Roger Norris Reporter Marilyn Boxell Sec'y-Treas. Phil Hoopingarner Vice President Ron Hoopingarner SENIOR HISTORY In the year of 1942, twenty-four first graders started their first day of school under Miss Martin (Mrs. Felton). They were: Terry Shepler, John Weston Engle, Millard Miller, Paul Tobias, Melvin Wil- son, Rex Brown, Phil Hoopingarner, Marilyn Boxell, Melba McBride, Phyllis Allen, Phyllis McKenzie, Sunya Sue Wil- son, Morris Harnish, Marlene Piatt, Peggy Thoma, Patricia Kumfer, Ron Hoopin- garner, Billy Yager, Ron Grim, Don Carl, Lynn Robrock, Earl Ross, Tommy Burnau, and Bob Elzey. The last part of the first grade, Anna Mae Newhard joined us from La Otto Grade School. With Miss Martin (Mrs. Felton) still as our teacher, we started the second grade. This year we lost Phyllis Allen to West Union and also John Weston Engle. Three new come:-3 were added. They were: Dave Reavia, Velma Patty, and Phyllis Heath. also lost Rex Brown and Phyllis Heath. ° '''°' - In the fourth grade. Miss Mary Lou Boyd (Mrs. Riggs) was our teacher. This year Wanda Evans ..r.' lTVT :' 'r- « ° 'i ° r teacher. We had two new comers this year Mary Corl We ,f,Tn r '' '' ' ' 1-t - °f the fifth grade,' Marc We lost Dave Reavis and Phyllis McKenzie. iviarcn. Mrs. Hammond was our teacher again this year. Morris Harnish went to Bluffton Paul Tobias to Lafayette, Sunya Sue Wilson to Ossian, and Mary Corl went to live in Arizona The next year as seventh graders, we were thrilled to go upstairs and have all the high school teachers as our teachers. This year we gained one and lost three. Leo Travers was the new comer and Wanda Evans, Howard Reed, and Patricia Kumfer were the ones we lost In the eighth grade we didn't lose anybody but gained one, Jim Bunsold The next year, we were green freshmen. Did we ever hate to enter the assembly' We had two new members, Marilyn Carpenter from Fort Wayne and Morris WiUett from Arkansas In our sophomore year we lost Jim Bunsold, Marilyn Carpenter, and Velma Patty. Velma went Ip orn''''' ' ' ' ''' ° ° '° - ' ' ting party and picked Our Junior year was full of excite- ment. It was that year we ordered our class rings from the Balfour Company and put on a play called If Mother Only Knew . Also we lost Earl Ross and Tom Burnau. The senior year came before the 14 seniors realized it. In September our number increased by one more leaving us the grand total of 15. The new stud- ent caused quite a commotion; for he was a German exchange student. His name was Ulrich Hartmann. On October 16, we presented our last play entitled Hobgoblin House . It wasn't long until we found ourselves ordering our caps and gowns and our invitations. Also we were all excited about our senior trip. Wa traveled to Washington D. C. and journeyed on to New York City, return- ing home in time for our graduation exercises on April 26. Now we say good-bye to our class- mates and faculty. We wish you success and happiness in the future. Sincerely, The senior class of '54 JUNIORS Row 1 Janet Allen Larry Burgess Mary Burnau Bob Christman Donald Clark Row 2 Ronald Clark Jerry Corell Larry Corell, Diane Denny Bill Fisher OFFICERS iSec'y-Treas. Janet Allen President Larry Burgess News-Reporter Sue Newhard Vice-President Diane Denny I Row 3 Marilyn Hanni Row 4 Gerald Jump Larry Lesh Donna McCartney Sue Newhard Richard Norris Row 5 Marilyn Overholt Melba Overholt Jerry Quackenbush Joyce Ross Lynn Smuts Row 6 Dorothy Stahl Nancy Thurber Bill Thurber Harold Wheeler Agnes Wilson Sophomores Beverly Baker Ed Baker Bill Bender Marvel Bradburn Marvin Bradburn Bob Campbell Carolyn Cayot Dave Dafforn Virginia Earnest OFFICERS Ed Baker President Jos Hanauer Reporter Wayne Pope Treasurer Linda Mossburg Secretary John Johnson V. President Earl Gaskill Joe Hanauer John Johnson Melvin Meyer Linda Mossburg Herman Osborn Wayne Pope Kitty Thoma Mary Louise Vaught Freshmen Row 1 Janet Boxell Sharon Brown Catherine Burnau Bob Caley Row 2 Jim Corell John Cupp Lynn Dafforn Dixie Dennis Row 3 Ronnie Gallaway Jane Gardenour OFFICERS Vice President Catherine Burnau President Jane Gardenour News Reporter Lillian Osborn Sec'y-Treas. Janet Quackenbush Row 4 George Hoopingarner Mary Lou McBride Walter Keown Lillian Osborn Row 5 Janet Quackenbush Peggy Sanderson Jerry Schwartz Billy Joe Shepler Row 6 Lewis Dean Sink Bob Smith Douglas Taylor Norman Wall Eighth Grade Row 1 Brenda Allen, Linda Brown, Judy Burnau Stanley Carney, Susan Cooper Row 2 Janice Corell, Bonnie Fisher, Lois Gaskill Sharon Goshorn, Chester Haines Row 3 Russel Haines, Judy Hoopingarner, Bernard Jump, Kirby Mossburg, Jim Posthumus Row 4 Carol Raher, Betty Smith, Larry Stahl Bernelle Willett .A Seventh Grade Row 1 Sue Brewer, Martha Burnau, Garry Lee Carl, Marilyn Cayot, Carolyn Christman Row 2 Kirby Dafforn, Gerald Lee Johnson, Jimmy Levy, Shirley Merchant, Richard Mishler Row 3 Ronnie Mulles, Richard Pope, Max Riden- bach, Wayne Settlemeyer, Ardith Smith Row 4 Ted Thoma, Glenda Vaught, Molly Wolfe Sixth Grade Row 1 Myron Bradburn, Dale Brown, Linda Lou Burnau Judith Caston, Bonnie Cooper Row 2 Nancy Eckelbarger, Catherine Fate, Caralene Fishbaugh, Mary Ann Mae Gerber, Floyd Meyer Row 3 Larry Meyer, Lane Netherland, Phillip Norris, Rose Osborn, Sue Parker Row 4 Don Posthumus, Karen Quackenbush, Katherine Richardson, Thomas Ross, Jerry Story Row 5 Roger Wendell, M'ary Lou Williams, Nancy Wilson Fifth Grade Row 1 Janice Caley, Steve Campbell, Freddie Crowl, Littia Earnest, Robert Fairchild Row 2 Diane Fehman, Tom Fisher, Ruth Fritz, Lois Fritz, Keith Gallaway Row 3 Larry Gaskill, Wayne Guerin, Jackie Keidel, Janet Line, Becky Lipkey Row 4 David McBride, Beverly Meacham, Larry Newhard, Gene Parker, Marjorie Raher Bruce Reidenbach Row 5 Lois Settlemeyer, Jerry Shutt, Phillip Smith, Sonja Smith, Karen Stolte, Homer Story Fourth Grade Row 1 Sally Amstutz, Danny Archbold, Ellen Barnes, Bobby Gene Bender, Vernon Bradburn Row 2 Amanda Jane Burnau, Kedric Chaney, Johnny Christman, Carol DeWalt, Joyce Eckelbarger Row 3 Richard Fairchild, David Fate, Donnie Grim, Shelia Guerin, Paulett Henshaw Row 4 Susan Jennings, David Johnson, Marjorie Jo Leimenstall, Douglas LeMasters, Carolyn Mishler Row 5 Michael Slater, Jim Wolf, Jimmie Vanderwalker, Ken Zeddis Third Grade Row 1 Calvin Baxter, Samuel Bertsch, Jayde Brumbaugh, Rita Caston, Dale Cayot Row 2 Daniel Cooper, Gerald Dennis, Kenneth Fehman Sharon Guerin, Cathy Lipkey Row 3 Mickey McPeak, Elain Reed, Bonnie Riedenbach, Marcia Richardson, Sue Ellen Shepler Row 4 Lex Smuts, Connie Stahl, Linda Story Second Grade Row 1 Dennis Allen, Marcella Bradburn, Barbara Burnau, Christine Chaney, Rebecca Crowl, David Cupp Row 2 Charlette Diehl, Dennis Ellet, Gary Fate, Denny Fox, Ronnie France, Linda Gurtner Row 3 Judy Hall, Lynn Quackenbush, Joanna Jump, Londa Lash, Linda Levy, Marietta Meacham Row 4 Frank Osborn, Marjy Posthumus, Terry Johnson, Robert Scott, Thomas Slater, Durand Lee Smith Row 5 Thomas Stein, Donna Stolte, Linda Thoma, David Triplet, Jamie Zeddis First Grade Row 1 Victor Baxter, Sarah Jane Bertsch, Daniel Caston, Nicky Chaney, James Christman, Karen Clark Row 2 Kevin Crist, Kerry Crow, Bonita Fairchild, Steven Freds, Karen Fox, James Fritz Row 3 Jeffrey Hart, Stephen Henshaw, Michael Jennings, Dennis Lesh, Gwen Line, Charlene Miller Row 4 Roger Miller, James Mossburg, Gary Netherland, Carolyn Newhard, Paul Patton, Nancy Quackenbush Row 5 Diane Ross, Barbara Seaman, James Shearer, Cheryl Smith, Keith Smith, Terry Stein Row 6 Sammy Stewart, Larry Tarr, Michael Triplett, Mary Wolf Twos the day before Christmas'' TOP LEFT: Let's keep our minds on handing out gifts, Diane. TOP RIGHT: Was Santa Clause good to you, Rich? LOWER LEFT: Homer and Jethro? LOWER RIGHT: Where's mine? ACTIVITIES cto« ■ V LOWER LEFT: Keep your mind on pictures, Don. UPPER RIGHT: Working or not? LOWER RIGHT: Seniors embarking on advertising tour. REFLECTOR STAFF Editor Melba McBride Assistant Editor Anna Newhard Business Manager Don Carl Sports Editor Phil Hoopingarner Assistant Sports Editor Ron Hoopingarner Advertising Manager Marlene Piatt Activities Peg Thoma, Terry Shepler, Roger Norris, Ron Grim, Marilyn Boxell, Margaret Haines, Morris Willett, Richard Cayot, Ulrich Hartmann BADGER BUGLE — Paper Staff First Row Richard Cayot Phillip Hoopingarner Second Row Anna Newhard Marilyn Boxell Margaret Haines Marlene Piatt Melba McBride Peggy Thoma Miss Patton Third Row Don Carl Ron Grim Terry Shepler Roger Norris Ulrich Hartmann Morris Willett Ron Hoopingarner mE BADGER BIJOLE VIerry Christmas To You EDITORS Marlene Piatt and Melba McBride r. ixtsv itW :  ti I W.« tel4  t BOYS 4-H F irst Row Jackie Keidel, Keith Gallaway, Steve Campbell, Janice Corell, Marvel Bradburn, Carolyn Cayot, Dixie Dennis, Lois Settlemeyer, Bruce Reidenbach, Freddie Crowl Second Row Ardith Smith, Gerald Johnson, Myron Bradburn, Garry Carl, Mr. LeMaster, Norman Wall, Max Reidenbach, Jim Corell Third Row Bernard Jump, Ronnie Gallaway, Richard Cayot, Joe Hanauer, Lynn Smuts, Jerry Corell, Bob Campbell, Wayne Settlemeyer THE FUTURE FARMERS OF ZANESVILLE Top Row Marvel Bradburn Lillian Osborn Sue Newhard Marvin Bradburn Anna Newhard Janet Boxell Mrs. Rutenberg Bottom Row Virginia Earnest Jane Gardenour Janet Quackenbush Janet Allen Dixie Dennis Agnes Wilson Girls Senior 4-H President Janet Allen V. President Sue Newhard Secretary Agnes Wilson News Reporter Virginia Earnest Recreation Leader Anna Newhard Song Leader Jane Gardenour Health Leader Marvel Bradburn Girls Junior 4-H President Janice Corell V. President Sharon Goshorn Secretary Brenda Allen News Reporter Judy Hoopingarner Recreation Leader Nancy Wilson Song Leader Patty Spaid Health Leader Bonnie Fisher Top Row: Janice Corell, Susan Cooper, Brenda Allen, Betty Smith, Ber- nelle Willett, Lois Gas- kill, Sharon Goshorn, Linda Brown, Marilyn Cayot. Middle Row: Judy Burnau, Karen Quack- enbush, Katherine Rich- ardson, Judy Hoopin- garner, Litia Earnest, Bonnie Cooper, Becky Lipkey, Mrs. Rutenberg Jottom Row: Catherine Fate, Beverly Meacham, Nancy Eckelbarger, Linda Burnau, Nancy Wilson, Mary Ann Ger- ber, Janice Caley, Sonja Smith, Lois Settlemeyer SENIOR PLAY — Seated Henry Goober Don Carl D-D-D-Don't push me! Marian Carter Melba McBride Come back! Come Back! He'll kill you! Darius Krupp Ron Grim God rest his soul! Bill Wilkins Terry Shepler Of course we can, you whinin' old fool! Jack Loring Phillip Hoopingarner And by cracky, we've earned it. Jill Carter Marilyn Boxell Please, Aunt, won't you? Bluebeard Bronson Richard Cayoi SHHHHHHH! Here comes Nellie! HOBGOBLIN HOUSE standing Roger Norris Stage Manager The Headless Phantom Margaret Haines Why not? My father is perfectly able to pay it. Ulrich Hartmann Stage Manager Delilah Warts Anna Newhard Lawdy - Lawdy - Lawdy! Frank Harlow Morris Willett Kiss me, Marian! Susan Parkins Marlene Piatt My Godfrey's goat! Miss Priscilla Carter Peg Thoma Sshaw, it hasn't killed any of us yet.' Miss Patton Director Ron Hoopingarner Stage Manager CLASS PLAY SNAPS Lower left — This younger generation — what is it coming to? Lower right — Say your prayers, boys. BAND OFFICERS Marlene Piatt, Anna Newhard Sue Newhard, Larry Lesh The band this year was well organized because the sections were well balanced. Mr. Fox rehearsed us on several classical numbers and large orchestra numbers. Our band is not large but we can make lots of noise. We played at the county tourney, and the Ossian game when the gym was dedicated. We also played at the county band concert. Under Mr. Fox our band should grow both in ability and size. Standing: Marvin Bradburn, Anna Newhard, Ulrich Hartmann, Larry Lesh. Seated: Melba Overholt, Marlene Piatt, Marilyn Overholt, Sue Newhard, Jerry Schwartz, Donald Posthumus. % QUARTET: Left to right: Ron Grim, Marvin Bradburn, Don Carl, Morris Willett SINGING NINE: Back row: Larry Lesh, Lynn Smuts, Ed Baker, Jerry Corell Front Row: Jerry Schwartz, Wayne Pope, Bill Thurber, Bob Christman, David Dafforn Seated: Mrs. Monroe, director BOYS CHORUS — Harmonizing We have thirty-four boys and thirty-one girls in our glee club this year. We have all enjoyed singing very much. Places we have sung are The Ep worth Methodist Church in Bluff ton, First Baptist Church in Bluffton, Church of Christ in Markle, Christmas Program, Spring Fantasies, Baccalaureate, Commencement, County Music Festival, Kiwanis Club in Bluffton. Back row: left to right: Ron Grim, Bill Bender, Ron Hoopingarner, Richard Cayot, Morris Willett, Ulrich Hartmann, Don Carl, Melvin Meyer, Ed Baker, Herman Osborn, Marvin Bradburn, Lynn Smuts, Bob Christman, Jerry Corell, Johnny Johnson. Middle row: left to right: Bob Caley, Wayne Pope, Johnny Cupp, Lynn Dafforn, Doug Taylor, Bill Thurber, Larry Lesh, Joe Hanauer, Larry Corell, Bob Smith, Bob Campbell, Bill Shepler, David Dafforn, Walter Keown, Norman Wall. Seated: left to right: George Hoopingarner, Jerry Schwartz, Marlene Piatt, Mrs. Monroe, Jim Corell, Lewis Sink. GIRLS SEXTETTE Standing: Pat Kaylor, Melba McBride, Marilyn Boxell, Anna Newhard, Carolyn Cayot, Marlene Piatt. Seated: Mrs. Monroe. GIRLS DOUBLE SEXTETTE Back row: Marvel Bradburn, Kitty Thoma, Carolyn Cayot, Virginia Earnest, Patty Kaylor. Front row: Melba McBride, Marilyn Boxell, Anna Newhard, Sue Newhard, Marlene Piatt, Diane Denny, Agnes Wilson. Seated: Mrs. Monroe, Director. GIRLS CHORUS The Boys Quartet and the Singing Nine sang at the Junior Class Play, Prospect Church, Assembly Program, State Contest at Ft. Wayne, Farm Bureau Meeting, Psi Iota Xi Christmas Party. The Boy Chorus sang at the Senior Class Play. All those singing solos during the past year were: Ron Grim, Don Carl, Morris Willett, Ulrich Hartmann, Patty Kaylor, Larry Lesh, Bill Thurber, Kitty Thoma, Wayne Pope, David Daforn, Jerry Schwartz. Back ro'w, left to right: Melba Overholt, Janet Boxell, Mary Lou McBride, Sharon Brown, Peggy Thoma, Sue Newhard, Lillian Osborn, Janet Quackenbush, Beverly Baker, Carolyn Cayot, Linda Mossburg Middle row, left to right: Joyce Ross, Virginia Earnest, Patty Kaylor, Marilyn Overholt, Melba McBride, Diane Denny, Marilyn Hanni, Margaret Haines, Mrs. Monroe, Donna McCartney, Dorothy Stahl, Janet Allen, Nancy Thurber, Marvel Bradburn, Dixie Dennis, Kit ty Thoma. Seated: Marilyn Boxell, Agnes Wilson, Marlene Piatt, Jane Gardenour, Ann Newhard. SHOP Various projects were completed by the junior and senior boys. Some of the outstanding projects were a ping-pong table, coffee ta- bles, and other attractive pieces of furniture. On To The 500 standing: Anna Newhard, Melba McBride, Margaret Haines, Marlene Piatt, Peggy Thoma, Marilyn Boxell, Mr. Garrett, Morris Willett, Don Carl, Ulrich Hartmann, Richard Cayot. Sitting: Ron Grim, Terry Shepler, Phil Hoopingarner, Roger Norris, Ron Hoopingarner  ' M ., 44 s SV OiV s Left to right: Ron Hoopingarner, Senior, Forward, Varsity 3 years. Jerry Quackenbush, Junior, Forward, Varsity 2 years. Phil Hoopingarner, Senior, Guard, Varsity 3 years. Bill Thurber, Junior, Guard, Varsity 1 year. Don Carl, Senior, Center, Varsity 3 years. BASKETBALL — 1953-54 Left to right: Bob Campbell, Sophomore, Guard, Varsity 1 year. Roger Norris, Senior, Guard, Varsity 2 years. Marvin Bradburn, Sophomore, Forward and Center, Varsity 1 year. Larry Burgess, Junior, Forward, Varsity 2 years. Joe Hanauer, Sophomore, Forward and Center, Varsity 1 year. Left to right: Mr. Beck, Coach. Jerry Corell, Junior Guard, Varsity 1 year. Larry Corell, Junior Guard, Varsity 1 year. Ed Baker, Sophomore, Forward and Center, Varsity 2 year's. BASKETBALL SCORES — 1953-54 Chester 45 Union 64 Lancaster 52 Union 57 Lafayette Central 41 Union 62 West Union 66 Union 58 Jackson 63 Union 61 Jefferson (Whitley 54) Union 59 Liberty 48 Union 63 Monroeville 66 Union 75 Ossian 51 Union 42 Areola 38 Union 54 Lafayette Central 48 Union 61 Rockcreek 46 Union 58 Jackson 52 Union 45 Petroleum 48 Union 57 Rockcre ek 40 Union 73 West Union 62 Union 64 Lancaster 75 Union 67 Coesse 75 Union 71 Roanoke 87 Union 65 standing: Joe Hanauer Larry Burgess, Don Carl, Ed Baker, Marvin Brad- burn, Ron Hoopingarner, Lynn Smuts. Kneeling: Bill Thurber, Larry Corell, Jerry Quackenbush, Roger Norris, Jerry Corell, Phil Hoopingarner, Mr. Beck. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASONS GAMES. CHEERLEADERS Marilyn Hanni Diane Denny Second Team standing: Larry Lesh, Gerald Jump, Ulrich Hartmann, Melvin Meyers, Mr. Beck, Bernard Osborn, Bill Bender. Kneeling: Jerry Schwartz, Johnny Johnson, Dave Dafforn, Wayne Pope, Bob Campbell. The second team had an average re- cord this year, with eight wins and ten losses. Junior High Basketball Left to right, front row: Ardith Smith, Richard Mishler, Ted Thoma, Gerald Johnson, Kirby Dafforn, Stanley Carney, Richard Pope, Bernard Jump. Top row: Lane Netherland, Garry Carl, James Posthumous, Coach Mr. Garrett, Wayne Settlemeyer, Kirby Mossburg, Larry Stahl, Chester Haines was not present at the time of the picture. The Junior High had some tough luck this year. They have lost some close games. They have a record of seven losses and no wins. BASEBALL 1. Larry Burgess 2. Joe Hanauer 3. Jerry Corell 4. Larry Burgess 5. Lynn Dafforn 6 Bill Shepler 7. George Hoopingarner 8. Bob Campbell 9. Jerry Quackenbush 10. Marvin Bradburn 11. Phil Hoopingarner 12. Ron Hoopingarner 13. Bill Thurber 14. Jim Corell 15. Larry Lesh 16. Lynn Smuts 17. Don Carl 18. Larry Corell 19. Gerald Jump 20. Doug Taylor 21. Ed Baker The team had a good year, with seven wins and only three losses. SCORES Chester 3 Ossian 8 S. Whitley 18 Jackson 1 Rockcreek 4 Liberty 6 Petroleum 7 Lancaster 2 Lafayette 4 S. Whitley 9 SCHEDULE Union 9 Union 7 Union 7 Union 8 Union 10 Union 14 Union 21 Union 8 Union 2 Union 10 Twirlers Left to right Judy Hoopingarner Brenda Allen Carolyn Cayot Bonnie Fisher Marvel Bradburn Freshman Team They have a record of 1 win and 3 losses. Left to right front row: Jerry Schwartz, stud- ent manager, Dean Sink, Bob Caley, Wal- ter Keown, George Hoopingarner, J i m Corell. Top row: Doug Taylor, Lynn Dafforn, Coach Mr. Beck, Bob Smith, Bill Shepler, John Cupp. Girls Sports What an exciting game! Standing: Linda Mossburg Carolyn Cayot Mary Lou McBride Janet Boxell Janet Quackenbush Lillian Osborn Sharon Brown Mrs. Archbold Kneeling: Kathryn Burneau Marvel Bradburn Virginia Earnest Kitty Thoma Mary Louise Vaught Dixie Dennis Jane Gardenaur Block that kick! THREE MUSKETEERS! Judy Hoopingarner Brenda Allen Janice Corell Upper left: Make it pretty now. Upper right: Gee. I don't get it. Lower left: Who is winning? Ron Grim, of course! Middle right: Ronnie Grim — still the same! Lower right: I know, teacher. Class Prophecy We are now gathered at the airport. In a few minutes we will board a (J. S. A. passenger plane tor a trip around the United States. As we are ready to take off, they inform us that our pilot will be ROGER NORRIS. While we talk to Roger he tells us that he and Diane live close by and he makes a trip like this once a month. After a long tiresome trip we land at Madison, Wisconsin to refuel. As we wait for our plane to be checked, we take an automobile trip out into the country. The garage from which we borrow our car is owned by none other than TERRY bxiEPLiEK. Terry aiso acts as our driver to the country. As we drive along we pass a very large set of white farm buildings. Painted on the barn in very large letters is the name RICHARD CAYOT and Sons. Of course we want to stop ana talk to Richard. He tells us he has two sons who help him on his farm. Now it is time to return to the plane. Our next stop will be Hollywood, California. Here we want to visit a montion picture studio. Going through the studio we see a door with a large star on it. Above the star is the name RONNIE GRIM. Of course we get to stay and watch Ron make a picture. He is starring in the musical titled Walking My baby Back Home . Ronnie tells us that another of our classmates is here. MEL.BA McBRIDE is now secretary to the president of the studio. One day, Melba hopes to become president herself. Oh, it is time to be leaving. We must say good-by to all our friends. It is night now and as we leave Hollywood, the lights are beautiful away up here. Next morning as we land in New Mexico, we are greeted by RONNIE HOOPINGARNER and his wife Nancy who are here to take us to their dude ranch. We spend a most exciting day exploring their wonderful home. Nightfall and again we board our plane. At sunrise we awake to find ourselves about to land in a little town in Texas. Down we go. We made it. We are all quite hungry, so shall we stop for breakfast. Here comes the waitress. Why , it's MARGARET HAINES. She tells us that she and her husband Bud own the resturant. Margaret also tells us they have a piano player to entertain us. And look who it is, MARLENE PLATT. Marlene and her husband Don own a large ranch not far away, and she plays the piano here in her spare time. Again it is time to leave. Our next stop will be Little Rock, Arkansas. Since this is Saturday night, we will go to a square dance. As we step into the room we hear someone singing. We don't have to see him to know who it is. It's MORRIS WILLETT. Morris has a little band all his own and is doing quite well. Now that we are in the South, we are enjoying the nice southern sunshine very much. We will now visit Tampa, Florida. Here we get to visit the largest high school in the South. We are introduced to the principal who is none other than ANNA NEWHARD. Anna tells us she enjoys her teaching very much. Anna also tells us that if we should stop at Tampa's largest dress desiginng factory we would see someone else we know. And she is so right. Walking into the president's oiiice we come face to face with MARILYN BOXELL. Marilyn says she likes it very much, and it is very profitable. As we travel further north we stop at the nation's capital. Here we get to meet the world's most famous basketball player, DON CARL. Don is now preparing to play his biggest game of the season. We will make one more stop before we reach home. New York City. Here we visit the Statue of Liberty. And who should be there but ULRICH HARTMANN! He tells us he has returned to be a farmer. Lots of luck, Ulrich. We still have a little time, so we drop in to see PRILIP HOOPINGARNER playing shortstop and helping the Yankees win another pennant. After the game Phil tells us he is trying for a new world's record. Hope he makes it. Our trip is nearly over, but it has been wonderful. By the way, did anyone recognize our stewardess and guide? Why of course, it's PEGGY THOMA. Peggy enjoys her work very much and someday hopes to fly, herself. We all enjoyed our trip and best of all was meeting all our old classmates again. niff: iYf: : iifim'i : i'i: EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Custom-Built Furniture Re-uphoistering Complete Selection of Floor Coverings OPEN TUESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS 1 mile north of Bluffton, Indiana B f' i' f-' '' i' - '' GRADE A' MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS VITAMIN PASTEURIZED MILK CHOCOLATE MILK BUTTERMILK HOMOGENIZED COTTAGE CHEESE COFFEE CREAM ORANGE DRINK BUTTER and CHEESE CENTRAL 230 W. 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