Wakarusa High School - Waka Memories Yearbook (Wakarusa, IN)

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K1- ' ' -f5'l5,g 'QL 1 ' CLFISS OF 57 WEJDKY MEMQRHES WAKARUSA COMM UNI TY SCHOOL WAKARUSA INDIANA Foreword The Waky Memories of 1957 has pictured the events and happenings that have taken place while we have been students at W.H.S. These incidents are possibly similar to the ones you yourselves had while you were in school. Now as you proceed to look through the fol- lowing pages of our annual, our hope is that those cherished and beloved memories of your school days will be renewed. We, the staff, want to thank the underclassmen, the faculty, and all those that participated in the making of our annual. We especially want to thank Mr. Rogers who has spent much time and effort in making our jobs easier and our staff more efficient. IIIIIIII .!!!!!!!!lIlIIII f john Yoder Dedication We, the class of 1957, are happy to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. John Yoder, who has sacrificed much time and labor in making our school what it is today. He has been our janitor forthe past eleven years. lVlr. Yoder and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on February 17, 1957. We wish them happiness and prosperity in the years to COIHC. A Principal Nelson C. Eaton Mr. Nelson C. Eaton, our principal, is a man of many experiences. He puts these experiences into practical application in dealing with the students and their problems. The principles that he has set forth are of the highest caliber. Although the students do not always agree with these principles, they have to admire him for his firm belief in what he thinks is right. The Senior Class wishes to express their appreciation for the memorable experiences that we have had at W. H. S. Only through lVlr. Eaton and the faculty were these experiences made possible. As the Class of l957 leaves the halls of W. H. S., we will always remember lVlr. Eaton as an outstanding and sincere individual. 3 EDITH BARDO Grade 1 JEANNE BERGER Grade 3-4 HELEN CHRISTNER Grade 3 AVANELLE COOK Grade 2 GERALDINE COOK Home Economics and Cafeteria STAWARD DAVIS Social Studies and English JAMES EATON Math and Health and Safety DONNA GULLION English and Spanish JANET HAZELRIGG Physical Education and Music LLOYD HOSTETLER Economics and Driver Education JAMES KOZLOWSKI Band and Mixed Chorus MABEL LEE Grade 4- MARY GONGWER Grade 5 ROBERT CONGWER Grade 6 JOHN MILLER Math and Science PEARL MILLER Library and English CLADE ROHRER Industrial Arts LUCILLE ROHRER Grade 1-2 WILLIAM ROGERS Commercial CLADE WELDY Athletic Coach FRANK WILLIAMS Vocational Agricultur 8 w i K F rank Williams Our Sponsor Mr. Frank Williams has been our sponsor for the past three years. We are very grateful for all the help he has given us in planning our various projects and for the time he has contributed to make them successful. He graduated from Purdue University in the spring of 1953 and began his teaching career here, at Wakarusa High School, in the fall. He teaches bilogy and agriculture and supervises the farm shop. QL A53 OF X X X X B-fz XX Kff ' I D THOMAS LYNN SAWYER Vice President Good health and good sense are two of life's great- est blessings. Annual Staff 45 Wake.-Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 45 Projector Operator 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, -2, 3, 4-5 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. KERMIT LAMAR YODER President The reward of thing well done, is to have done it. Annual Staff 4g Spanish Club 2, 3, 4g Class Plays 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3g YFC 3, 4, President 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN FRANCES YODER Secretary-Treasurer not keep it from themselves. GAA 1, 2, 3, YFC 3, 4. JEANETTE ANN BROADBENT Student Council The course of true love never did run smooth. Annual Staff 4, Student Council 4g Spanish Club 2, 3, 4g Class Plays 3, 45 Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 23 Band, l, 2, 3, 4g Hopi Maidens l, 2g YFC 3, 43 Band Contest 3, 4, Cafeteria 3. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can- Annual Staff 4, Waka-Hi-Lites 3, 45 Class Plays 3, 4g Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, FLAWN LAMAR SAILOR Student Council The more we learn, the more we discover our ignorance - Shelly. Annual Staff 45 Library Club 4g Class Plays 3, 4, YFC 4. Keen sense, non-sense, and a little room for com- mon sense. Annual Staff 4, Waka-Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Band Contest 3, 4, Hopi Maidens 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 3, 4. CAROLYN SUE BECK Silence gives consent. Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Class Plays 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hopi Maidens 1, 2, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Waka-Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE ELLEN BECHTEL LARRY DEAN BRANDEBERRY To make the better best. Annual Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Wizards 1, 2, 3 Student Manager 2, 3, 4, FAA 1, 2, YFC 4. LARRY JOE COOK Baseball 1. A man's best friend are his ten fingers. Annual Staff 43 Waka-Hi-Lites 2, 3, 45 Class Plays 3, 4, Mixed Chorus lg FFA 1, 2g Wizards 1, SHARLENE FAYE CULP 1' love a hand that meets my own with a grasp that causes some sensatinnf' Annual Staff 4g Girls Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 33 Class Play Prompter 35 Class Play 45 GAA 4, YFC 4, Goshen 1. CAROL JOYCE DETWILER Her pretty hazel eyes sparkle and gleam, Always for Roy so it does seem. Annual Staff 4g Class Plays 3, 43 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2g YFC 3, 43 Operetta 3. w All great men are dying, I feel ill myself Annual Staff 4, Student Council lg Waka-Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Band Con- test 3, 4..g Music Contest 3, 4g Projector Operator 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3: Track 1. WANDA J UNE FINK T here is nothing half as sweet in life as Love's young dream. Annual Staff 45 Class Plays 3, 4g Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 YFC 4. I i ARTHUR WILSON EBY MAX JAY FLICKINGER The opportunity to do mischief is found a hundred times a day. Annual Staff 4, Library Club 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3g YFC 4. WILBERT LEROY HOOVER we can getf' 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Track 1 . ALICE ANN LECHLITNER Quanity-no, not this time, but quality is where she'll shine. Annual Staff 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Library Club 43 Class Plays 3, 43 Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4. Since we cannot get what we like, let us like what Annual Staff 43 Waka-Hi-Lites 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Class Plays 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 23 Wizards l, 2, 33 WFC 3, 43 Band Contest 3, 43 Music Contest 3g Student Manager 43 Cafeteria 1, 2, 3. ERNA LECH W hat you dislike in another take care to correct in yourselff Annual Staff 43 Cafeteria 3, 43 Germany 1, 2. CAROL ADA LOUCKS Beneath her smile lies under- standing. Annual Staff 45 Waka-Hi-Lites 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 YFC 3, 4. MARCIA SUZANNE LEONARD Pm not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yester- day and love today. Annual Staff 45 Waka-Hi-Lites 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 35 Class Play 3, 45 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Contest 3, 45 GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Hopi Maidens 25 Cheerleader 3, 4. l ROY GENE MARTIN The best lightning-rod protection is your own spine. Annual Staff 45 Student Council 35 Spanish Club 25 Class Plays 3, 45 FFA 2, 3, 45 YFC 3, 45 Con- cord 1. TREVA ANNA MARTIN KENNETH 'PAUL MYERS 'fTo live long it is necessary tv live slowly. Annual Staff 4g Class Plays 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g FFA 2, 3, 4g YFC 3, 4, Concord lg Cafeteria 33 Basketball 2. The only way lo have a friend is to be one Annual Staff 4g GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLEN JAY METZLER Sooner or later love comes to all.', Annual Staff 4g Mixed Chorus 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA 2, 33 Band Contest 3, 4, Basketball l, 25 Baseball 1, 3, 4, Track 1. I love fool's experiments. I am always making them. Annual Staff 4g FFA 43 Topeka 1, 23 Milford 3. ROSE ARLENE NULL A blush is beautiful but often inconvenient? Annual Staff 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4g Library Club 2, 49 Class Plays 3, 4g YFC 3, 4. FLOYD WILLIAM MILLER SHARON KAY OVERHOLSER Either I will find a way or I will make one.' Annual Staff 45 Class Plays 3, 4g YFC 45 Goshen 1, 2 g CAA 4. JEANETTE MARIE REYNOLDS A winner never quits and a quitter never 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 45 YFC 3, 4. wins. Annual Staff 43 Waka-Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4-g Girls Chorus JANICE IRENE SECHRIST Silence is golden. Annual Staff 43 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g YFC 3, 4. F AYE ETTA SAILOR Mullen have their will, but women have their ways. Annual Staff 4g Waka-Hi-Lites 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Girls Chorus 23 YFC 3, 4-g Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4. We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, Others judge us by what we have done. Annual Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4g YFC 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JARED PAUL SMITH GEORGE HARRY TRUEX Sometimes I sit and think, but most of the time I just sit. Annual Staff 4. J AMES EDWARD TRUEX Don't let your studies interfere with your high school education. Annual Staff 45 Class Plays 3, 4, Student Manager 1, 2g Track 1, 2, 3. ages. LINDA JANE WALTERS The, best things don? always come in large pack- I, 1, 3, 4. KAY ELEEN WELDY Annual Staff 4, Waka-Hi-Lites 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, Class Play Prompter 3, Class Play 49 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hopi Maidens Never put off until tomorrow what can be done today. DONALD LEON WEAVER As harmless as a meadow larlcf, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Band 2g FFA 1, 2, Project Operator 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. Annual Staff 4. LORENE FAY YODER Generally speaking,-Yes, she is generally speaking. Annual Staff 4, Student Council 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g YFC 4. ROGER DALE WISE I like work, it fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. Annual Staff 4, Waka-Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Plays 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 45 Wizards 13 Cafeteria 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARLENE KAY YODER Great things come in small packages. Annual Staff 43 Girls Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 YFC 3, 4. Valedictorian Salutatorian FLAWN SAILOR TOM SAWYER Name JANE BECHTEL Brainy Jecktelv CAROLYN BECK G6 7 LARRY BRANDEBERRY Brandy7' .IEANETTE BROADBENT 4fJan,7 LARRY COOK iillarl-yn SHARLENE CULP Sharlie'i CAROL DETWILER uC3I'Ol,, ARTHUR EBY 6GArt7? WANDA FINK Blondie,' MAX FLICKINGER '4Flick', WILBERT HOOVER Willie ERNA LECH Ernie ALICE WLECHLITNER Alicia MARCIA LEONARD Marsh CAROL LOUCKS Carol ROY MARTIN Genie TREVA MARTIN Treve', ALLEN METZLER Metz,' FLOYD MILLER 6GFlOyd97 Bits Noted For Having bleached hair Playing Piano Basketball Manager Red hair Getting into trouble Having blonde hair and blue eyes Being engaged Driving fast Wearing her sister's clothes Being short Going to Madison Her neat hand- writing Her intelligence Being cheer- leader Going with under- classman Sleeping in study hall Athletic ability Working at Wolfberg's grocery His quietness About 'em Pet Peeve Boys Bossy People People who think they're smart People who think they're never wrong Girls Wearing summer clothes in winter Jealous people Stuck-up girls Sloppy people Tall girls People who start something and don't finish it Untrue people Bragging people Snobbish people Hypocrisy Being alone Teacher's pets Tall girls Women Ambition Physical Education Teacher Teacher Farmer Marry Glen Tool and Die designer To get married To be a house- wife Car dealer Stay single Farmer Time will tell Nurse Nurse Have my own home Nurse To be a man Live to be 102 Own a grocery Get a good job Cause of Death Oversleeping Jane Bechtel Not driving fast enough Worrying over Glen Orneriness Giving Speeches Housekeeping Lovesickness Swooning over Elvis Presley Kicked by a cow Automobile Accident Taking care of sick people Loneliness Overexertion Too many late hours Unknown Old age Broken bones Overworking Name KENNETH MYERS iGKen7 7 ROSE NULL '4Rosie SHARON OVERHOLSER Sherry .I EANETTE REYNOLDS Jeanette FAY SAILOR Fazee F LAWN SAILOR Sailor TOM SAWYER Sawyer JANICE SECHRIST Janice JARED SMITH Smitty GEORGE TRUEX Georgev JAMES TRUEX E6Jim37 LINDA WALTERS Linda DONALD WEAVER '6Weave', KAY WELDY GGKay39 ROGER WISE SGR0g97 CAROLYN YODER Shorty KERMIT YODER Kerm LORENE YODER 661401-39 MARLEN E YODER 6CMar3 7 Bits About Noted For Being a gen- tleman Always willing Her giggles Graduating in 11 years Checking the lunch line Scholastic record Athletic ability Being quiet Working in shop His quiet ways Working on Dodges Being short Movie operator Her typing ability Wise cracks Being Secretary- Treasurer His way with girls Going to Kokomo Her dislike for Chemistry Pet Peeve Stuck-up girls Blushing Going steady to be in style Short boys Untruthful people My impatience Close games lost Two-faced people Untrue people Women drivers Teachers People who don't finish what they start to say Girls Absent-minded professors Working at Ticky's Disturbance of needed sleep Women Stuck-up people Nosey people ,em Ambition Rich farmer To be success ful Marry Gerald To be an old maid Teacher Engineer Engineer Nurse To make good Get a good job To graduate from high school Get married Play baseball Own a cadillac Join Navy Nurse Coach Get married Get married Cause of Death Heart stopped beating Speech class Not seeing Gerald every week Nothing to do Her twin brother Looking like his twin sister Losing the ability to play basketball Talking too much Too much work Too much studying Diploma was un- signed Growing up to be six feet tall Playing for Major Leagues Too much money Woman troubles Treasurer's books did not balance Eating too much Not marrying Ralph A twin of Lorene T he Little Dog Laughedi' junior Play Cast Laurie Huntington, A sophomore home from college ,...,....,.............,.AA. FAY SAILOR Sidney Huntington, Her father, normally jocular ......,........,,V,,,,,..,.. KERMIT YODER Martha Huntington, Her mother, charming but anxious .,,. SHARON OVERHOLSER LARRY COOK Miss 1 'Cus,'j Custavesky, Martha's part-time helper .,............., Wally Huntington, Her brother, content with the world loan Wood, Wally's one-and-only, I6 .......,.,.,...........,.....,. Ted, Wood, Her father and Sid's competitor in used cars ALICE LECHLITNER JAN BROADBENT ROGER WISE Lillian Wood, foan's culture-conscious mother ......,...e................. CAROLYN YODER Mark Bradford, loanis cousin and a medical student ...... Horatio P. Honneywell, Bird fancier and taxidermist ..,,,s, l KENNY MYERS Guests at Martha's Tea: WILLIE HOOVER Amelis Dennis, A catty kibitzer .,,,......,,.,.............,,,,, . ..............,,..... ROSE NULL Carolyn Blakesly, A foolish matron .,,,....... . ............,,,I......,..... MARCIA LEONARD Grace Schoenbeck, Wife of the department store owner . .i...i...... JANE BECHTEL Walola Breckenridge, Wife of the Bank president ....... ...,.......... C AROLYN BECK Therese Brown, W alolais maiden sister ............,....Ai. .......V. C AROL DETWILER Ngwsbgy ---------,----------,w-,,-Y-,Yi,,,,,-----,---------,,,-,,,.,,,-,,--,,-,-,-,,,.,,,.....,,,,,..,-,,... Man and Little Dog ....... .,,,...,,.,...............,............ , .i.................,...-,,,----- .l IM TRUEX Wyman and Boy ----.,, --,.,,, W and x '6Line of Scrimmage Senior Play Cast Madge Collins, Office Secretary, sincere, friendly, outspoken .,....., CAROLYN BECK Mr. Morrison, The Principal, idealistic, serious, fond of poetry ,....... KERM YODER Harrison Keefer, An accrediting official, precise, unyielding ....,.,. FLAWN SAILOR Harry Donaldson, Movie-house owner, likeable, loyal ....,.......,.,,.,.,,.., TOM SAWYER Mrs. Warner, Kindly, sympathetic, timid ........,.,,.........,.................. CAROLYN YODER Mrs. Burris, Ostentatious, cold, generally conceited .................................... ROSE NULL Coach Horsely, Hearty, glad-handed, cliche-loving ........................ WILLIE HOOVER Miss Gamm, English teacher, beginning to worry about her future, ,I AN BROADBENT Perry W inman, A fun-loving, sensitive high school boy .........,,....,......,. LARRY COOK Stanley Grappleneusky, A star football player .............,.......,.................. ROGER WISE Ruby Dinway, Romantic, sad-faced, with a crush on her teacher ....,....,,..... SHARON OVERHOLSER Clyde Farris, Ruby's boyfriend 5 serious, sedantary, madly-in-love ...,,.,. ARTHUR EBY Ken ,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,...,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,...,.....,.,,,.,..,..,,.,..,.,,..,,..........,.,.,...................... JIM TRUEX Mau - ,,,,, , - ,---,,, ,,,-,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , , , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,.,,,, , .,..,. KENNY MEYERS I une .....,.. Millie Herb ........,.,,... Miss Hooker .. Miss Harlowe ..... Miss Wallace ..... Miss Wills ...... Susie ....,..... LINDA WALTERS CAROL DETWILER MAX FLICKINGER MARCIA LEONARD FAY SAILOR SHARLENE CULP WANDA FINK JANE BECHTEL Class History When we look back four years, we remember when we were freshmen in the fall of 1954. As we entered that year some of us were cautious and hesi- tant when we heard about freshman initiation, but we all survived. For the first year of our journey, Marvin Yoder was chosen to drive our high-spirited white horses and our bright carriage, with Tom Sawyer to assist him in case a wheel came off. Carolyn Beck and Art Eby groomed the horses, gave them their daily exercises, and polished the carriage when it needed it. Mr. Davis was chosen to map out the roads. We made a three-day stop for a vacation at Camp Mack. In our second year, we discarded our carriage and purchased horseless carriages. We again chose Marvin Yoder to drive and Tom Sawyer to assist him. This time Carolyn Yoder paid the bills and Carolyn Beck and Max Eby were the mechanics. Mr. Williams was in charge of the maps. He took us to Indianapolis to the State Fair, which was the high-light of the second part of our journey toward Washington. In our third year, with our journey half completed, Kerm Yoder was the driver, with Tom Sawyer assisting. The mechanics were Carolyn Beck and Max Eby, and Carolyn Yoder paid the bills. Mr. Williams was chosen to handle the maps for the rest of the journey. We gave the play The Little Dog Laughed and sold magazines to help pay some of the expenses of our journey. The fourth and last year of our journey, we started out in a 1957 Olds- mobile with Kerm at the wheel and Tom as assistant. Jan Broadbent and Flawn Sailor were the mechanics. Carolyn Yoder again paid the bills for our class play, Line of Scrimmagef' We also sold concessions at the home bas- ketball games. Finally, after an exciting trip to Washington, D. C., we put on our white caps and gowns and received our long awaited diplomas. Advice to Juniors KEITH ANGLEMYER-We advise you to keep up your interest in basket- ball. You might win a tourney for Waky. WALTER ANGLEMYER-We advise you to graduate from Wakarusa 1n stead of Florida. JERRY BONTRAGER-We advise you to keep on working at Metzler's Market. Maybe some day you will be manager. KAREN BRANDEBERRY-We advise you to be a farmeris wife. MARCIA BRENNEMAN-We advise you to keep on reading. Maybe some day you will have the inspiration to become a great writer. LYNNE BROADBENT-We advise you to coax your freckles to get to- gether. They would make a lovely suntan. JOYCE DETWILER-We advise you to keep up the piano. You may be an- other Liberace. LAVONNE EILER-We advise you to stop thinking about boys. RICHARD FELTS--We advise you to set a better example for your younger brother. JANICE GETZ' and KENNY YODER-We advise you to keep up your dating habit. You make a cute couple. ROLLAND GONGWER-We advise you to go with junior girls. ROBERT HAHN--We advise you to look around Waky. The girls around here aren't that bad. JIM HARTMAN-We advise you to quit growing. GENE HENSCHEN-We advise you to grow taller. The way to do this is to eat spinach. WAYNE HOLDERMAN-We advise you to hurry up and graduate so you can take over your mother's bus route. JOYCE HOREIN-We advise you to date some Waky guys. LINDA HORN-We advise you to keep your same name throughout high school. DALE HUBER-We advise you to become a preacher. You are so refined. EDITH HUSBAND-We advise you to keep up your good work in 4-H. JOAN JENSEN--We advise you to frown upside down. KATHLEEN KRONK-We advise you to get a poodle. MARY LIENHART-We advise you to keep up your good job as cheer- leader. JERRY MARTIN-We advise you to keep singing, but start lessons. KEITH SMELTZER-We advise you to behave yourself. You might find yourself entering Mr. Eaton's office on personal business. BONNIE METZGER-We advise you to give Bob Hahn a chance. DARRELL MILLER-We advise you to find yourself a woman. They don't bite. PAT MILLER-We advise you to learn your shorthand brief forms. VIRGIL MILLER-We advise you to apply for a scholarship and go to college. LENNA MOORE-We advise you to stop chasing a certain junior boy. JOHN NICHOLAS-We advise you to cut your sideburnsg it makes you look like Elvis Presley. DAN NULL and DAVID HARTZLER-We advise you two fellows to be on the Y.F.C. quiz team next year. NILA NUNEMAKER-We advise to cut out, the talking. Maybe you wouldn,t be known as the most talkative. HELEN PARCELL-We advise you to keep up your good job of typing. HAROLD PLETCHER-We advise yo11 to stay on in your fatherls flower shop and learn how to pot plants. MARY RAMER-We advise you to keep on studying until you are a 'gstraight A student. KENNETH SARBER-We advise you to enter into the circle of talkative people. NANCY SHUMAKER--We advise you to keep up your job as editor for the school paper. We are leaving it in your hands. FRED MATER and CLIFFORD SMELTZER--We advise you boys to slow down before one of us is called to the morgue to identify you. DOUG TRUEX-We advise you to dye your red hair black. NANCY UMMEL--We advise you to keep up your good grades and run for the Indiana Senate. ALICE WELDY-We advise you to practice on your clarinet. WALTER WELDY-We advise you to keep your ,nice wavy hair. LARRY WENGER-We advise you to keep your nice personality. It will take you far. i Class Will We, the class of 1957, of Wakarusa High School, City of Wakarusa, State of Indiana, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last Will and Testament before leaving these great halls of knowledge. ARTICLE I I, Jane Bechtel, bequeath my ability to dye my hair a reddish blond to Polly Lehman. We, Carol Loucks and Carolyn Beck, bequeath our ability to go with junior boys during our senior year to anyone who has the desire. I, Larry Brandeberry, bequeath my ability as Student Manager to Eddie Sechrist. I, Jeanette Broadbent, bequeath my ability to become engaged during my senior year to Kathleen Kronk. I, Larry Cook, bequeath my hot-rod car to Art Miller. I, Sharlene Culp, bequeath my baby-blue eyes to Mary Ramer. We, Carol Detwiler and Roy Martin, bequeath our ability to become engaged during our senior year to Kenny Yoder and Janice Getz. We, Wanda Fink and Lorene Yoder, bequeath our ability to come to govern- ment class unprepared to Nancy Ummel and Marcia Brennamen. I, Max Flickinger, bequeath my great height to Jim Hartman. I, Willie Hoover, bequeath to Don Sloat my ability to skip speech class on the day that I am scheduled to make a speech. I, Erna Lech, bequeath my accent to all the envious girls. I, Alice Lechlitner, bequeath my four years of cafeteria work to Karen David- hizar. I, Marcia Leonard, bequeath my ability to go steady with a Nappanee boy to Joyce Horein. I, Treva Martin, bequeath my athletic ability to Helen Parcell. I, Allen Metzler, bequeath my broken arm to anyone who wants to wear a cast. I, Kenneth Myers, bequeath all the girls Ilve ever gone with during my high school days to Keith Smeltzer. I, Floyd Miller, bequeath my shyness to Keith Anglemyer. I, Rose Null, bequeath my love for the quieter things of life to Sharon Holde- man. I, Sharon Overholser, bequeath my ability to go with a guy from Howe to anyone who knows how to get there. I, Jeanette Reynolds, bequeath my dark hair to Bonnie Chokey. I, Fay Sailor, bequeath my ability to play the love part in the junior play to Lynne Broadbent. I, Flawn Sailor, bequeath my ability to stand up for my own rights to Virgil Miller. I, Tom Sawyer, bequeath my athletic ability to Dale Huber. I, Janice Sechrist, bequeath my quietness to my sister Charlene. I, Jared Smith, bequeath my car to anyone who can afford to put gas in it. I, George Truex, bequeath my restful hours in Government class to Richard Felts. We, Jim Truex and Art Eby, bequeath our feud about which car is the best to our younger brothers, Tim Truex 18th gradej and Reid Eby 16th gradej. I, Linda Walters, bequeath my shortness to Mary Leinhart. I, Don Weaver, bequeath my smile to Joan Jenson. I, Kay Weldy, bequeath my typing ability to Jerry Martin. I, Roger Wise, bequeath my muscles to Keith Brown. I, Carolyn Yoder, bequeath my job as Secretary-Treasurer to Pat Miller so she can use her shorthand. I, Kermit Yoder, bequeath my way with girls to Howard Pletcher. I, Marlene Yoder, bequeath my ability to have a twin sister to anyone who can put up with it. ARTICLE II To the Juniors we bequeath our superior intelligence. To the Sophomores we bequeath our unbiased minds. To the Freshmen we bequeath our ability to work together in close harmony. WITNESSES: PRINCIPAL CLASS PRESIDENT SPONSOR -Www ua 'Wi 'Bm' f gm f 5 Qu, 3. ff h cr f e..f4qA I I LyfM1.gH:jV,Q, -'Sf M. 2.1.-L-:gan gs 1 .,,i gf, 'is' W , LQ M' A A 5- Keith Anglemyer, President Nancy Ummel, Vice President Joyce Horein, Secretary Gene Henschen, Treasurer Alice Weldy, Student Council Walter Weldy, Student Council Walter Anglemyer Jerry Bontrager Karen Brandeberry Marcia Brenneman Lynn Broadbent Joyce Letwiler LaVonne Eiler Richard Felts Janice Getz Rollan Gongwer Robert Hahn James Hartman David Hartzler Wayne Holdeman Linda Horn Dale Huber Edith Husband PHA.. -funn - E -: 5 -17,.:':i5iE E! ,. ,. , V :., ,wlyizrivisi 498251, Sip, Q ,iftggitfzft-W , . ,. A , .,,..,, ,,,, 3 . ,,,e,.,. L, Wa' . sn ,3.11,,3 Q .loan .lensen Kathleen Kronk Mary Lienhart Jerry Martin Frederick Mater Bonnie Metzger Darrell Miller Patricia Miller Virgil Miller Lenna Moore John Nicholas Daniel Null Jerry Null Nila Nunemaker Helen Parcell Harold Pletcher Mary Ramer Kenneth Sarber Nancy Shumaker Clifford Smeltzer Keith Smeltzer Douglas Truex Larry Wenger Kenneth Yoder cusqq . . Egg? gi' was-SHEN .. M mmm ,pw Mmm i Polly Lehman, President James Allen, Vice President Judy Hannah, Secretary Diana Yunker, Treasurer Sue Hahn, Student Council Donald Sloat, Student Council Jerry Beck Ted BeMi1ler Keith Brown Mavis Brumhaugh James Burkholder Bonnie Chokey Paul Cripe Karen Davidhizar Mary Detwiler Karen Eslinger Sally Flickinger Lorna Folk David Flora Rudy Hartman Jack Hess Sharon Holdeman Randall Homes Carol Hoover 2 2 I , ,xii ,tie Zn- ML 5-as Jlhih-. ' T22 Q. , jsf,5,: M- .' 'f, I'1-lf5E,iiS1' 'I' R, if A 2 aff X E 6 '. 'L 4. .L 'len 1 W 4 aff 1 ff ff in get-'rig -I : - gt lm! ,Qi 9 4 X 1 M , 4 M lr, 1 sf 9 2 + si? 1 Q M- f 4 5 l YN? .- Hn Ks. Clarence Hoover Wayne Hoover Patricia Letherman Lee McCrum Stanley Metzler Donald Miller Wallace Moist Earl Penwell Christine Pippenger Fern Pippenger Nila Hamer Stephen Rohrer Donald Schaffer .lerry Schwartz Edward Sechrist Janet Secor Phillip Shank Sharon Shank Aleta Shumaker Kyra Smith Terry Stahly Mary Stauffer Wesley Ummel Lucy Wagoner 1 i , 4531, 1 f .-4g5w25,g if M4 ., -vw, g,,f:'- .9 ., w My , ,Y X f ' Wwgwg ,ww 1' ,YM A .Q - - f -15135 wif' .fa L, .ggi LV? , A Wm Q Lggg NN,,, , Of T121 fi-A V ik, . MV ,. 'Wi M-D-.qv f f ,,.,f,i1.1i2 ,V - Q . M.,45,:gMzm,M,H. A: ,?,...'a,,1, g-:-,,3-555. --4, 1 - ,A W-ggi ef f ' ' Q :Jef if X Scott Anglemyer, President Shirley Smeltzer, Vice President Peggy Cook, Secretary-Treasurer Carol Bates, Student Council Arthur Miller, Student Council Robert Anglemyer Wayne Brubaker Sherry Esenwein Sherrill Fink Betty Flora David Golden Anita Graybill Bradley Hahn Larry Hall David Harrington Philip Hartzler Helen Healey Gene Hess May Hoover Fred Huffman Jeanne Hunsberger Rhoda Imhoff Judy Jenson Nancy Jessup 9-ix le 4 fa -! , , V J S J f . ,, . , . 2 H - a tf s,'f.:,szg1ei fwY-21 'i t Eahtz - vm ?-'w ,.,1f1.szitgt X- M l 1 , , U Q 'iitlxil- j,' ' -fwI':i'5'5EF35f'E4Ef!.--Q , 1 -E wfit ' -- ' . . .. rigffmer Jr x-5965--:E-::37,i!:f:.'::,,' ::,,,gE: . ' . I 1 1-f 1-ts., , f .f -, fi :5:a,,,:aaa.f:fm. - 555 2? l H ., A - ' ,, 1 it .......-f' f Z' ' - -' '5 ta 7 f 'l ' Tony Lebold Annette Lehman Walter Loucks Elon Martin Glenn Miller Thelma Moist William Moller Rachel Myers Nancy Null Donald Paulus Edward Pippenger Carl Pletcher Howard Pletcher Nedra Pletcher Catherine Ramer Dale Ramer Esther Royer Phillip Sala Tommy Schrock Charlene Sechrist Larry Shriner Linda Skiles Edward Slabaugh David Smeltzer S? 'WL 'Y' K 72 fs, R 'W I ? V' V 3 f , 52 Q Za? 552: va ,..,A k ...-,. My . xl dw 1 M .4 ,4 1 Q4 fad, 15? FLW an 1 ,gf-U1 -.. A A 5 Eighth Grade Weldy Equipment Co. Shirley Sarber, President Max Hartman, Vice Prestdent Brenda Nelson, Secretary Treasurer Diana Burkey, Student Council Edward Holdeman, Student Counctl Charles Beeson Naomi Bleile Julianne Blosser John Bolen Beth Ann Bontrager Carol Broadbent Annabelle Brown Betty Brown Dennis Buwalda Carolyn Copenhaver Karen Dausman June Doty Reid Eby Jeanette Esenwein Dean Ferguson Judy Flora Eighth Grade E - Z Gas, Inc. Carol Congwer .lanet Gongwer Donald Hahn Monya Hughes Leonard Klein Adolf Lech Nancy Masterson Ronald McCreary Janet Miller Betty Null Nancy Nunemaker Theron Nunemaker Dean Nusbaum Carl Pickel Rae Jean Pletcher Diana Richmond Vernon Saurer Wanda Secrest Marlene Snyder Denny Stahly Devon Stahly Fay Weaver Wanda Weaver Peggy Yoder Mzdcllebury Goshen Mishawaka Seventh Grade S temen's Restaurant Wayne Risser, Prestdent Thomas Hartman, Vzce Prestdent Sherry Weldy, Secretary Treasurer Ann Marie Conrad Student Counczl Ronnie George, Student Counctl Thomas Albin Margaret Baumgartner Judy Beck Linda Beck Charlene Brown Marlene Brown Rozetta Crist Judy Dausman Jane Eaton Rolland Eby Leona Eiler Charles Felts Keith Freed Larissa Gryscha Juanita Hahn Loren Hartman Rachel Hartman Karen Henschen Glenwyn Horein Tony Housour Dean Kronk Edward Lech Linda Leonard Nancy Letherman Seventh Grade I - XL Furniture Co. John Metzler Glenn Miller Dick Null Robert Paulus Linda Pippenger Lester Ramer Ruby Ramer Virginia Royer Glen Secor Kathleen Secor Sharon Shriner Sue Shriner Rita Smeltzer Elaine Snyder Gene Stevens Eileen Stichter Janice Stickel Maribeth Stoude Margo Stump Lamar Stutzman Judith Ummel Karen Walters Dale Weaver Larry Weaver Charlotte Weldy Kevin Weldy Robert Weldy Norma Wingard Jeanette Wisler Rosemary Yoder I' --w-na.. V ..f,,,.W, ww , K m,m,W,..,,,., .WWWW G , '4 'vw K 2 1 VW Ul- f im Al' Sixth Grade J an Bleile Margo Broadbent Glen Dora Brown Newell Clouse Donald Crist Jerry Davidhizar Tom Doering Bruce Ehy Cary Eby Judy Eby David Elliot Lana Evers Cynthia Horein Steve Hunsburger John Kulp Lynette Letherman Dale McCreary Carol Morningstar Billy Myers Richard Nicholas Tamara Pasij Evanell Pickle Gary Pippenger Wayne Royer sr A 11? Q X A 4.3 an T r 3? aa ,yn- Sixth Grade Darrell Schwartz Dwane Snyder Cheryl Spry Bruce Stahley Darlene Stahley Terry Ann Stuart 'EP' 22. A 5 5 errr r ' - af q 'L . , ' ll ' ' ' H' - 1' , fi, T m i'.., U Q Joan Trucx Tim Truex Kenneth Yoder Terry Yoder Donald Abel Harriet Allen Grant Anglemyer Rita Bleile Andrea Brown Phyllis Burkey Terry Canen Janice Chokey Jimmy Coons Max Cripe Eddie Evers Ronald Flora Lynn Canger Terry Dean Hartman Terry Joe Hartman Barbara Hunsherger Ella Husband Nick Kulp Dennis Lechlitner Tanya Lienhart Dennis Mattern Linda Meek Jack Nelson Orlan Overholser Phillip Pletcher Julia Rohrer Roy Rolston Merlyn Schrock Sherry Secor Ann Sheilder Fifth Grade .,II'- , 552 95 as Ji' 1 , :ggi 1, ,S Q ik 1 5 , :'V X -' f A , Umm ,MQ L, wi! v. v 2 . - , IWW, . ' m A Q fi y X 4 i Nz , U 3 2 fe -2 23 , , E5 A f 2 f 77 M, 1, Q , ,, : H 1 MM, A i V , . L , 0 ,vxiw,,A.,'34+W5,v:,,g' wh, mffqf B? - ., Mig 6,955 f K M ,af 5956 , ix E A 1g5-'g'??Q?:?LX1' 5 N53 if , M me 'ffzf Y'Ti,A. W ' f?..1'T'i ' Q ,N .QW QM , iigwfm A at 5 iiff Q ., X A A-'Q'rEa9'QX:L1f ,, 21 .5, M- ,, , V. Y ,...v , , awe Lf A X rf 1 -. ., , Mew David Albin Janice Anglemyer Susan Beeson Marilyn Bollinger Kermit Brown Marita Brown Rita Conrad Johnny Cook Dorthy Crist Joanne Doty Jane Eby John Eby Frances Evers Sharon Ferguson Kimberly Freed Charita Ganger Dennis Grove Kathy Hahn Cheryl Hershberger Dick Holdeman Eldy Horein Thane Huffman Trudy Hunsberger Robert Kelly Wade Klein Dianne Lambert Marcia Lambert Richard Lechlitner Nancy Lee Sara Lehman Fourth Grade Luther Adkins K , 1 112,51'if-ggmga,-',s,1.s,':1 'w1,-L1-1K-fm 13,151.81 1 , I f,w.,1r1 A51 M5321wzQfwfw1,'w1L51 ia, ,ff Z2af2W3p,11t11m1,1-11-wigfrrwif! 55355: ,455 EE' llwi '5?'bi1l5Fifizfi'l5Pi ilfiiixilgiii ?7ft.rsfmrz Es?4.?f, 155A of Qi my at :E B? K y 28,164 5 Q5 hi Qi, rs Q irate s,1 .,.. J - .1 1 A i, , 1 t,.f1,ff2931x1W- 7 -1 1 X ,lsr ? fisuxs 21 K1,z5?To2, 5imgg5gLs,s wf ffffkgzil g fifsgf-Im ager 4 1-' ,ner .' Tirix mrs if 11 1--. 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'- .. - - E ., it ,,,g:gfiLg,'f,ietQ?3 f , Guia' l . .. 1, Q, xg, .. up . ,.,,. . lf V, ng, A Q 'V f' , ':+'..' 1 ,ivigggfwftl :M gf fi 91554553 ,- f ,fy : ' ,'f:',sg?i-1 4 ,?'g.:g5, ,,s,4 ,ai H H . -, , -'1,,352iJ,, ' ' , '1f'42ff:1 Fa, ' il J ,gg1jL5nili?Hggs' .ima , new ,. , ef -f?uJ?556 -ft. , ,,,, A, ., ,.,.. yr, . ,, ,kv in . .,.,,.. ..,..n.x 'U 4 wf ifx-I-I ' ?mfi?452f'J5lf '14 L K 7 klfi f i , 1 ---- as fg f i K . ,',, if A Larry Nafziger Robert Null Earl Nunemaker Paul Pletcher Stanley Pletcher Tom Roeder Michael Rolston Allen Schieber David Schlarb Robert Short Linda Shumaker Floyd Sowers Dennis Stitcher Dennis Strycker Rex Truex Terry Truex Jeanette Van Me Cheryl Weaver Clee Weldy ICI' Virgil Weldy, Jr. Dawn Yoder Donald Yoder Nancy Abel Lois Baum Marianne Bleile Beverly Burkey Cheryl Clouse Brenda Collins Karen Conrad .lane Cripe Ezra Crist Loman Doty Lynn Eaton David Eby Linda Eby Phillip Eiler Phillip Esenwein Scott Esenwein Steve Felts Richard F lickinger Cynthia Horn Connie Hunsburger John Lambert Sally Lechlitner William Lehman Laurelyn Loucks .lon Mater Barbara McCreary Lois McKinley Jerry Meek Judy Miller Second Grade Second Grade Glen Morningstar Terry Null Dennis Paulus Douglas Platt Susan Pletcher Stella Ramer Dennis Reynolds Scott Richmond Linda Roeder Jeff Rohrer Steven Sauer Kim Scherer Robert Schlarb Michael Schutz Wendall Secor Francis Short Dianne Shriner Susan Smeltzer Linda Sowers Charles Steiner James Stump .lane Stump Kathy Tener Monetta Troxel Cary Walters Tim Weldy Tom Weldy Sara Weldy Marilyn Yoder Richard Yoder Steve Abel Eric Brown Naomi Brubaker Jerry Buss Herbie Buwalda Mike Cloud Regina Collins Roberta Davis Janice Eby Rex Eby Steven Eby Mark Esenwein Jimmy George Jimmy Hannah Irene Harter Garrie Hartman Philip Horein Connie Horn Linda Hunsberger Max Lebold Betty Lechlitner Max Lechlitner Bradley Ludwick Judy Metzler Wendy Meek Martha Miller Karen Nafzigar First Grade -as L . Q U11 ' ' ' First Grade ,fgizieigi - V K 'L Q. Donnie Null Judy Null Cheryl Overholser Taras Pasij Byron Paulus Gloria Platt Dallas Pletcher .lean Pletcher Mary Lou Pletcher Wendy Richmond Gene Royer Janice Sawyer Janice Schrock Kathy Shidler Ronald Short Rebecca Smeltzer Sharon Sowers Diane Truex Brenda Tyson Allen Wagner Darlene Weaver John Weaver Douglas Weldy Philip Wenger Joan Wisler J. W. Wright Dina Yoder 'fy -jg, wid, 1. .3 FG 25 , ffm... W . 5 pi ,Sag -1.2 I f Ax?-'Q C f4,,z'w.- 355 iw A. I -4,4 L' it at M-Q .gig ,QM E5 Q34 Lqixwg ,ZiffQ5f , -mit ' ,. ' ' ,. wwf , Q . 4 f' 'W , , , my k LX, ,LE W L' E I Llp, A 'igsfw-' U -5 g I, 5 ,dang 3115 MP9 xiii fV 2151 A. Y Hs O vi 3 x Q K r f Xl' , r Annual Staff Editor ,,,,.,7,,,,7 .. ..,. ....,,,,,,,,,,,, F LAWN SAILOR Photographer L ,.,,,A,, ROGER WISE Assistant Editor ,,,,,,,,.,,. ,IEANNETIE REYNOLDS Assistant ....,,,,.......,..,,...,,.,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, LARRY COOK Sports Editor L,,. .,,7,.....,......... T OM SAWYER Sales Manager ,....t......,.....,,.... CAROLYN YODER Assistant ,,tt.....,... ,.,.,........... K ERM YODER Assistants .....,,, WANDA FINK, TREVA MARTIN Activity Editor -L ,,....,,s..,. MAX FLICKINGER Production Manager s,ss,,ss...s,.,. LINDA WALTERS Assistant ,,,s,,s,. ..... .t,tA,,...,s. A L LEN METZLER Proofreaders tt..ts,,,,,,.s,. SHARON OVERHOLSER, Art Editor ,L ....,...,v,,,t,,,s, MARCIA LEONARD CAROLYN BECK Assistant ..... .,,.,,t.,,,. ,I EANNETE BROADBENT Typists ..ts....,,s, WILLIE HOOVER, ROSE NULL, Artists L,7,., ,..,... A RT EBY, CAROL DETWILER, SHARLENE CULP, KAY WELDY, DON WEAVER, IARED SMITH, JANICE SECHRIST, LORENE YODER, KENNY MYERS, CAROL LOUCKS ALICE LECHLITNER, MARLENE YODER Publicity Director ..t,,,,,sA,s,.....,,.s,,,,,, ROY MARTIN Circulation Manager ,....A..,........,,, FLOYD MILLER Assistant v,,tI,,.Its, ERNA LECH, JANE BECHTEL Assistants .....,..,,,,.,...i.. LARRY BRANDEBERRY, Advertising Manager ,,,,,.........,,,,,,.... FAY SAILOR GEORGE TRUEX Assistant ...,.,,,.......,.V,,.........,.............,.. .IIM TRUEX Wakarusa Bakery New ,W,, QWWM wp W- mmm vw,-M. W.-N is SW, R amxuzmi UQ Student Council President .. ,.,w,,,,,,,.v,..., ,,....A... JAN BROADBENT Vice President .,,... .,..... F LAWN SAILOR Secretary-Treasurer ,,...., JOYCE HOREIN Advisor ,... .,..... M R. EATON Student Council is the governing body of the school composed of repre- sentatives from each class and organization. Throughout the year we sponsor: movies, programs, chapel services, election of cheerleaders, and also furnish the Christmas tree and program. Mr. Eaton, our sponsor, helps with other projects that mature with the year. Dr. Hannah Wake - H i - Lites The Waka-Hi-Lites is published bi-monthly through the school year. Most of the students in high school look forward to the day that the school paper comes out. Being on staff is a very rewarding pastime with a lot of fun and practical experience gained from it. We wish to thank Mr. Rogers for his time and patience with us. -Larry J. Cook, H i-Lites Editor Wakarusa Tribune Spanish Club President ....,,,,,,,7, .,,,,,,,. T OM SAWYER Vice President ....v, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.... J OYCE HOREIN Secretary ,,,,.,...,,, ,,,,,,,. M ARCIA BRENNEMEN Treasurer . .....,,,,,,,,, .,,,.,,,..,..e. K ERM YODER Student Council ,....,.., .,,e,,,, P OLLY LEHMAN Spanish Club members consist of people who have taken at least one year of Spanish, or who are now studying this particular language. The aims of the Spanish Club are these: 1. To create an interest in Spanish as a living language. 2. To better understand the ways, ideas, and customs of all Spanish speaking people. Comfo - Sleep Library Club President YYYYYYYYY,YY, ,,,,,,,, M Vice President- ,,,,,, 7,,7,,7,,ff,ff,, .l ANICE GETZ Secretary ,,,.,,,,, 7....,f,.ff,f J UDY HANNAH Treasurer , Klrr or 77,,, ,7 LYNNE BROADBENT Student Council .YYY,,,, YA.YA7777 M ARY LIENHART The Library Club is a voluntary organization of high school students built around a common interest, books and libraries, and with a definite purpose, to improve the library service of the school. Activities include the technical and mechanical processes necessary in the preparation of books for the shelves, and in the circulation of books and magazines. The club members participate in the activities of the Hoosier Student Librarian's Association and also in the North Central Section of H.S.L.A. Comfo - Sleep Girls, Chorus President ,.......,,,7, ,,,.,,,, C AROLYN BECK Vice President ,,,,,,,7 ,,,,,,,, C AROL DETWILER Secretary-Treasurer ,,,..... CAROL BATES Student Council .,e.,.,.. ,....... L ORENE YODER Librarian .,,,,,,,,,,,,v,, ,,,,.,,,, P EGGY COOK Girls Chorus is a group of girls from high school who like to sing and who enjoy learning more about music. During the year the Girls Chorus Works on many different types of songs. The Chorus takes part in the Fall Music Festival and an operetta given by the Chorus and Speech Departments. Nedra Pletcher is our accompanist. Harry B. Holdeman, Agency Mixed Chorus President .,..,,,,,,,,. .,...,,, K ERM YODER Vice President .i...... 7i,.7, N ANCY UMMEL Secretary-Treasurer ,,..7.,,. CAROLYN YODER Student Council .,,7,A ,,,.... J OYCE HOREIN Librarian W .,7,,7,, CAROLYN BECK The mixed chorus is one of the musical organizations offered to high school students from the ninth to twelfth grade. The members are divided into four different voice classifications: soprano, alto, tenor, and hass. The music picked for the group varies from sacred to hoe-down. Throughout the school year the chorus is called upon to do numerous public performances. H arry B. H oldeman Concert M arching Band Freed? Shoe Store Band Training Band Waknrusa Plumbing and Heating F. F. A. President .....,........... ....... W AYNE HOLDEMAN Vice President ,....,. .......,...,. R OBERT HAHN Secretary .......... ,,,...., L ARRY WENGER Treasurer ., .,,,, ROY MARTIN Sentinel ..,..............., ...... K ENNY MYERS Student Council .....,., .,.., J IM HARTMAN The FFA is one of the largest youth organizations in the United States. FFA is a national organization with state and local school chapters making up the national organization. The FFA is one of the few youth orgnizations that annually hold state and national conventions. The FFA is composed of and administered by the youth with adult super- vision. Wayne Feed Supply Co., Inc. G. A. A. President ,...,,,,A,,, ,.... M ARY LIENHART Vice President ,,...,, ,..,,..,.7 J OYCE HOREIN Secretary .,,.....,. ,,,,.,,, M ARCIA LEONARD Treasurer ee.... JAN BROADBENT Reporter ,,,,,ve, POLLY LEHMAN Recorder ,,,,,,.,,e,ee,,, ..,,, J UDY HANNAH Student Council .,,,... . .....,,,,,,,...., DIANA YUNKER The letters 4'G.A.A. stand for the Girls, Athletic Association. This or- ganization has as its members, girls from grades nine through twelve who are interested in participating in sports. Teams from the group play other schools in basketball and volleyball. The girls earn money by raking leaves, selling Christmas cards, and by making shakers for basketball games. The 'tG.A.A.,' has a point system. Each girl may earn a sweater and letter when she is senior if she has accumulated enough points. Wyatt Locker Plant Hopi Maidens President ...., . , W, .,.. C AROLYN BECK Vice President ,,,,, v,,,,,AA,,,,,. A LICE WELDY Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,........ LINDA WALTERS Song Leader .r,A,.... 3 ..r,r L rrr4.... ANNETTE LEHMAN Recreation Leader A, ,. .,7,,,e, KAREN DAVIDHIZAR Health and Safety Leaders .,L, PAT LETHERMAN, ALETA SHUMAKER Reporter .,....,..LLLLL,. ,L,L..e,. N ANCY SHUMAKER Because of the large number of girls in 4-H club work and because of the differ- ence of age and interests it was decided to split the club into two groups, The Junior Hopi Maidens and The Senior Hopi Maidens. There were 35 in the Junior Hopi Maidensl' and 21 in the Senior Hopi Maidens? These girls were enrolled in a total of 105 projects which included, Clothing, Baking, Food Preparation, Junior Leader- ship, and Crafts. Several girls are already out of school and so were not present the day the picture was taken. Brown Brown Wizards President ...,.,.,,,,,. .,,..... E VELYN HUSBAND Vice President .,,,.,,. ,........,.,. J ANET STUMP Secretary-Treasurer ....,. ,..... E DITH HUSBAND Reporter .,...,,v,.,.....,.,...,,.,,......,. . DEVON WEAVER Health and Safety Leaders ..,.....,.,,........ DARRELL SCHWARTZ, TIM TRUEX The Wizards 4-H Club is a local school club composed of boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 20, who are interested in agricultural 4-H projects. There are 4-H projects suitable for everyone. The local club is small, due to the fact that several students participate only in county clubs. ' M. Wolfberg dc Son Y. F. C. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,..........,... K ERM YODER Vice President ...,.... .................... R OY MARTIN Secretary-Treasurer ,,,.... JEANETTE REYNOLDS Reporter ,,.,,..,,,, NANCY UMMEL This is the second year that we have had a Youth for Christ Club in our school. We had an average attendance last year of 60 and this year it has increased to 75. We are also proud of our quiz team, which is the best in the county. It is under the direction of Rev. Buwalda of Wakarusa. Our club director is Rev. Gerald Woodhouse. We want to express our appreciation to the principal and others who helped make our club a success. Leonard Hardware S. COACH WELDY Varsity Front row: Don Weaver, Jared Smith, Keith Angle- myer, Kerm Yoder. Second row: Mr. Glade Weldy, Wayne Holdeman, Roger Wise, Bob Hahn, Larry Wenger, Tom Sawyer, Larry Brandeberry. Eby Auto Sales, Inc. v 1- tif SQ ,2 iv , mp. -1' 1 gr, ,V V522 6639, Team Cheerleaders Walter Lumber Co. Joyce Hor Mary Lien Pony Leh Marcia Le d 5 Freshman Team C lBates Jean Hunsburger Judy Spry Cheerleaders Kellyys Kitchens Junior High First Team Junior High Cheerleaders Woodies Super M arlcet Naomi Bleil ynH Janet Cong Baseball Team Front row: Art Miller, Jared Smith, Allen Metzler, Don Weaver, Gene Henschen, Vlrgll Miller Second row: Dean Thompson, Lester Wenger, Gene Hess, Scott Anglemyer, David Smeltzer Phil Shank, Larry Brandeberry, Manager. Back row: Mr. Steward Davis,' Coach, Keith Anglemyer Devon Weaver, Larry Wenger, Kerm Yoder, Tom Sawyer, Steve R SUMMER EL-KO LEAGUE Won 17 Lost 0 Don Deaver ...... Tom Sawyer ..... Kerm Yoder ..... LEADING HITTERS: ....... .519 .4-22 Keith Anglemyer ......... ........ . 409 oher, Bob Hahn. FALL COUNTY LEAGUE Won 10 Lost 2 Tom Sawyer ..... Keith Anglemyer Kerm Yoder ...... Don Weaver ..... Tom Sawyer ............ Won 16 Lost 2 LEADING PITCHERS? Kerm Yoder ..........,..... Won 12 Lots 2 Tom Sawyer also pitched a no-hitter The trophies held by Coach Davis on the next page were earned by winning the EL-KO Title and the EL-K0 Tournament. Franklin Coach Co. KERM YODER MR. DAVIS TOM SAWYER Pitcher Coach Pitcher ALLEN METZLER KEITH ANGLEMYER GENE HENSCHEN Catcher First,,Base Second Base Dr. and Mrs. Abel Track Team Field Events Goshen Implement Co. Front row: Fred Mater Tom Sawyer Roger Wise Jerry Swartz Second row: Clifford Smeltzer Dan Null Bob Hahn Earl Penwell Back row: Terry Stahly Keith Anglemyer Kerm Yoder Wayne Holderman Steve Rohrer Virgil Miller Jared Smith Wayne Holderman Tom Sawyer Roger Wise Steve Rohrer Jerry Swartz Clifford Smeltzer SB 7 :I 'S x is 5, 2 xi ' 4 K Qfif his as si we I aw 5, 41 A-yg ., M, .. 13 ZX- -LF! if A Bef? 1501540 gmmfw MW' ef 1957 ...J at X :W A GOOD PLACE TO WORK NORTHERN INDIANA BRASS CO. PLUM STREET 0 ELKHART, INDIANA Compliments of 52,174 CHEVQCDLET INC. 'PHONE 595 MW P22-? ' W WW W WW W 5 Q M HW 32 W S AZ IWWSINJ t I' 1 l EDW. LIENHART 81 SONS f rw FOR :runs YUU CAN RELAX I COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS PHONE 287 WAKARUSA INDIANA K. M. KIEFER SL SON, Inc. I6I3 Cassopolis St. Elkhart. Indiana SPECIALIST IN HIGHEST QUALITY OF POLISHING AND CHROME FINISHES Congratulations to the Graduating Class of I957 K. M. KIEFER 8: SON. INC. Kenneth A. Kiefer 61963626 Congratulations, Seniors of I957 WAKARUSA SAWMILL Manufacfurers of HIGH GRADE HARDWOOD LUMBER AND MILLWOOD Phone 84 li!! L-. N , ff 9: ON GIVING! Y ou give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. KAHLIL GIBRAN, C1883-19315 TO THE GRADUATING CLASS: Congrafulafionsl You're one sfep furfher along on your career. Your career may falre you 'Io far disfanf places, if may Iocafe you righl' here in fhe Michiana area. Buf wherever you go, whafever you do, you will find, as your parenfs, your feachers, your minisfers have found, fhai' fhe more of your SELF you puf info your worlr, or your service fo your communify, your church. or your family, fhe more personal safisfacfion you will realize. Ancl un-noficed by you, your own per- sonalify will broaden, your own welfare will improve. The publishing, broadcasfing and felevision business is devofed fo service 'Io ofhers. The business of gafhering, reporfing, ediforializing on fhe news of 'Ihe day is a large responsibilify. Ancl if is only 'Ihrough consfanf efforl' fo do a beH'er iob fhaf fhe Trufh Publishing Company can confinue fo merif fhe respecf and confidence of ifs readers, lisfeners and viewers. The Trufh Publishing Company likewise Icnows fhaf if is when you give of your- self fhaf you fruly give. Besf wishes fo every member of fhe Class of '57! TRUTH PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. The Ellcharf Trufh - WTRC AMXFM - WSJV Channel! 52 SALEM BANK 81 TRUST CO. ESTABLISHED IN I854 Conlinously in Banking for Over One Hundred Years Your Grandfalher and Grandmolher Banlced Wifh Us Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Goshen, Indiana TO THE CLASS OF '57 - Hs Youlh, Scholarship and Ful'ure! Your diploma is a symbol of a job well done. From all of us here al' Miles, besl' wishes for conlinued success in all of your fufure endeavors. Collecfively, your 'Fu+ure will also be +ha+ of our counlry. So, whafever your goal, may l'he fufure serve you well. MILES LABORATORIES, INC. Ellcharl, Indiana Malrers of Fine Oualily Producls ALKA-SELTZER ' BACTINE ' TABCIN R R R R R ONE-A-DAY IBRANDI VITAMINS ' MILES NERVINE Re'l'ail Wholesale Clean Sa nil'ary ROY'S MARKET Philco Appliances Lel Us Prepare Your Meals for Your Home Freezers and Lockers Home Killed Meals Phone Dunlap 5-l805 3 Miles Soulh of Ellcharl' CABLE LINE ROAD RURAL ROUTE Congratulations to the Class of '57 STAR MACHINE, INC. Elkharl, Indiana Congratulations Seniors TRU EX AUTO SALES Authorized Dodge and Plymouth Dodge Trucks Standard Oil Products PHONE 33 Walcarusa Indiana Compliments of MARTIN'S FEED MILLS, INC. Feed tor Poultry and, Livestock Grain - Cool PHONE 7l2 NEW PARIS INDIANA SUGAR Serving You is Our Pleas g SS I5 I www... ' If in d 5 5 , ' by NK s T. J 0 s E P H V ,5A AIL B A '11 4' 1 .f ' ' 'affwesuwmw M.. , I ELKHART, INDIANA ELKHART'S PROGRESSIVE BANK I8II Soufh Main S'I'ree1', Main ai' Marion, 300 Eas+ BrisI'oI SI' and Easy Shopping Place 22, INTEREST ON ALL SAVINGS Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Goshen, Indiana Member of FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Q ,ilv 0 I -1 5 Congratulations o Le o o L Class of '57 '95 - Q ' HARTMAN's FEED AND FARM SUPPLIES WAKARUSA INDIANA Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Farm Supplies DeLaval and Starline Dairy and Barn Equipment ROLLER SKATING AND CHRISTMAS TREES Privaie Pariies Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur. NigI1'I's Open Io Public Fri. and Sa'I'. Nighis WINTER 7:30 TO I0:30 P.M. SUMMER 8:00 TO ll:00 P.M. Lessons on SaI'urday for Ihe Public, 2:00 Io 3:30 P.M. PENN CONTROLS A INC. Goshen, Indiana Manu'Iac'I'urer of Au'roma'I'ic Conirols 'for HEATING - REFRIGERATION - AIR CONDITIONING GAS APPLIANCES - ENGINES - PUMPS - AIR COMPRESSORS Besi' Wishes Io Ihe Class of '57 ELKHART WELDING 81 BOILER WORKS, INC. Manufacfurers of Ihe Bock Trailer Chassis 2I32 Sou'I'h Main Sfreei' ELKHART, INDIANA NAPPAN EE ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE An Industrial City NAPPANEE, INDIANA I EIIrhar+'s F-irsi DownI'own Drive-in Bank Higher In'I'eresI' 27, on Savings F I RST OLD STATE BANK Elkhari, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF DR. M. L. WELDY ANIMAL HOSPITAL Phone 240 wakarusa Indiana compnmenis of TH E ADAMS - WESTLAKE CO. ElkI1arI', Indiana Complimenls of HERFF -JONES COMPANY Official Jeweler and Siaiioner Io Class I I957 MITCH OGEL R HUFF'S Furniture Funeral Home Serving This Communify for 78 Years BREMEN, INDIANA 50 Years of Progress SIGMUND SORG, INC. lncliana's Finesl' Jewelers GOSHEN l20 So. Main ELKHART 4l3 So. Main Complimenls of HOUSE OF HARTER lndiana's Largesl Wholesale Sporfing Goods Dislribulors HARTER BLDG. GOSHEN. INDIANA Complimenls of KENNEY'S SUPER MARKETS Two Markers for Growing Bremen BREMEN INDIANA Com plimenrs of CHICAGO TELEPHONE SUPPLY CO. ElIxharI', Indiana When in NEED of Truck, Aufo, or TracI'or BATTERIES Longesi' GuaranI'ees Lowesi' Prices HAHN SHELL Bes'I' Wishes, Class of '57 JUDD DRUG STORES Prescrip+ion SpeciaIisIs IOO7 W. Franklin SI. 707 Bower S+. 8I7 S. Main SI. ELKHART, INDIANA I02 E. Cenfer S+. WARSAW. INDIANA Goshen Shopping CenI'er U. S. 33 Goshen, Ind. ZEIGER WELDING 81 REPAIR OrnamenI'aI Hand Railing CIin'Ion Chain Saws AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE ON CLINTON LAUSON CONTINENTAL AIRCOOLED ENGINES Small Engine Repair Lawnmower Repair and Sharpening General Welding L2 ,AS Complimenis of HONEY CRUST BAKERY, INC Wholesale Baked Goods and ReI'aiI III Eas'I' Jefferson S+ree'I' GOSHEN INDIANA 2+ S I5 V , Congra+uIaI'ions, Seniors Massey - Harris JONAS A. MILLER 81 SON Phone 88 Wakarusa, Indiana FARM MACHINERY AND REPAIRS Complimenis of SOUTHWEST GROCERY AN D GARAGE Phone Sfore 727-R Garage 728-R Complimenfs of GEO. W. BOLLMAN Real Es+aI'e and Insurance Agency Ageni' for HARTFORD INSURANCE CO. of Harfford, Conn. AIso MERIDIAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. of Indianapolis, Indiana Phone 280, Wakarusa, Indiana Complimenls of EBY TRACTOR SALES Ford Traclors Ford Implemen'Is GOSHEN. INDIANA THE CORNER U. S. 6 and 33I BREMEN, IND. Dinners and Sandwiches Foun'I'ain and Grill Homemade Pies SEE YOU AFTER THE GAMES ROSS DRAKE'S JEWELRY WAKARUSA, INDIANA Elgin and Bulova Waiches Diamonds, Jewelry and Gills for All Occasions REPAIRING OF ALL TYPES TIMEPIECES ELKHART COUNTY FARM BUREAU OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC Nappanee . Goshen Bris'IoI CU LP FUNERAL HOME Phone 3-I053 GOSHEN INDIANA Besi' Wishes Io Class of '57 LEHMAN Veal and PouI+ry Packers DIVISION OF ELKHART PACKING CORPORATION Wakarusa. Indiana NAUIANA LIVIISTDEK PIIULIIIYIHIJS YELLOW CREEK FEED MILL R.F.D. No. 3 GOSHEN. INDIANA f' fx : Q NE DI-IOP C. E. KAUFFMAN AND SONS John Deere - Ferguson Farm Equipmenf GOSHEN. INDIANA Complimenls of J. L. WHISLER AND SONS Wholesale Meat Packers BREMEN STATE BANK Bremen, Indiana Serving This Communily 'For 8I Years MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM PINE MANOR Turkey Poulls - Feeds - Grains - Baby Chicks TURKEY PROCESSING AND MARKETING Be'H'er Oualily Is Our GoaI Goshen, Indiana PINE MANOR, INC. PINE MANOR FEEDS. INC Congralulalions From HUNSBERGER SUPPLY Plumbing and Healing Supplies Phone 265 WAKARUSA INDIANA YELLOWSTONE THE LIFETIME TRAVEL COACH ' EamciusSNamSei Appliznces Fishing Vacafioning ' amlY he Wage Pace ' Homelilce Furnishings YOU'RE AT HOME ANYWHERE! 0 Superior Worlcmanship . . 0 H T Pl b' ' ' Travelmg Hunlmg 0 De',sll:hedy?F::r Clonmlggi and Wlrlng 0 The Mos? Livabilily in a Travel Traile YELLOWSTONE COACH CO. Box 57 WAKARUSA, INDIANA Ph. 648R For Cour+eous, Friendly Service 0 and a Full Measure of QUALITY . . . yr' ELKHART'S SHOPPING CENTER Since I904 Fashions for Yourself . . . Your Family . . . anal Your Home! JACOB MAURER 81 SONS Manufacturers of AIR- SEALED CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS PRE- CAST CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS Our Fiffy-six+h Year WAKARUSA, INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF I957 We Wish for Your Every Succese EXCHANGE STATE BANK Member of I'I1e FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WAKARUSA INDIANA CongraI'uIa'I'ions From METZLER'S SU PER MARKET Wakarusa Indiana Complimenfs of SH UMAKER AND SON Phone 78 WAKARUSA, INDIANA FAN COACH CO. Wakarusa, Indiana SPECIALISTS IN TRAVEL TRAILERS Complimenis Io Seniors of '57 HOFFMAN'S O.K. AUTO FLOAT TIRE SERVICE WAKARUSA . . . . SpeclaIls'I's In Tires Recapping - Repairing Phone 99 'fEW'USED WAKARUSAI IND. l5I3 E. Lglicgg 56.6 Goshen , KILMER'S PRODUCE Congraiulahons F S. O. KILMER rom DeaIer Live LEWIE'S I- RITE SUPER MARKET I60O E. Marker S+. NAPPANEE, IND. PouI+ry LYNCH 5 81 I0c STORE WAKARUSA, INDIANA CompIimen'I's of LEHMAN'S SERVICE SINCLAIR PRODUCTS FARM DELIVERY Phone 26I Wakarusa, Ind. Complimen'rs To The Seniors of '57 FURNITURE MART WALTER S. D. Keck Plymouih S+. a+ Schumaclcer Dr. Carpeniler BREMEN, INDIANA Phone 640M WAKARUSA, INDIANA Complimenfs of NQRTHERN DEPARTMENT STORE IN CIo'I'l1ing Public Service Company GOSHEN INDIANA for 'l'IIe Family GOSHEN, INDIANA DEMEYER PACKING COMPANY Veal- Pork- Beef COLD MEATS AND SAUSAGE CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phone 368 WAKARUSA. INDIANA Complimenis To Seniors of '57 WAKA CAFE Phone 9 I 03 WAKARUSA, INDIANA THE OLYMPIA Conglaluglons . ,. CANDY Io +557 ass D25252ifififififiiieifiifsse O KITCHEN From AR' Homemade Candies VIRGIL HENSCHEN 'ce Cmm STANDARD OIL AGENT Corner of Main and CIinI'on GOSHEN, INDIANA Phone 274 WAKARUSA. INDIANA KROGER STORE Qualify and Service NAPPANEE, INDIANA Com plimenfs of LANTZ BARBER SHOP Walcarusa, Indiana Complimenfs of HESS BROS. DR. BIGELOW . . . Case Farm Machinery veterlnarlan If Cosfs Less 'Io Earn Wifh Case WYATT- INDIANA Foraker, Ind. Ph. New Paris 87l Ar+carved Diamonds WaI'ches - Silverware CHAMBERLIN'S JEWELRY Bremen, Indiana IO7 N. Cenier S+. Phone 557I LUMBER COMPANY Manufadurers of BOAT OARS. CANOE PADDLES. AND MOBILE HOMES New Paris. Indiana Complimenfs of ROSEN BROS- PRINGLE 8. ROTH EIIchar1 s Largesi' Exclusive Sfore for Men and Young Men Clofhing, Furnishings, Sporfswear Home of OuaIi+y Con1'roIIed 424 so. Main S+. 'I-AND-0-GOSHENH ELKHART, INDIANA CAPETTE FRYERS Phone 5-6597 Goshen. Ind. I Congraiulafions, Seniors Complimenfs LO U IS E'S ,.1.112:5E5355sf55z5s5555535s55 :35555?552355525555232ai5:f:2.. ST ID BEAUTY SHOPPE 'I R Phone 80 SCHERER'S STANDARD WAKARUSA SERVICE STATION Road I9 Wakarusa CongraI'uIa+ions Io I'he MOTOR SALES mass of 57 STEWART'S DRUG STORE INC. Rexall 947 Goshen Ave. Phone 87 EIIchar+ Indiana QUALITY USED CARS WAKARUSA. INDIANA Compnmen-is Complimenfs From CON KEY NX 1 HAH NIS J EWE LE R I S In 5I3 Sou'Ih Main ELKHART. INDIANA SERVICE STATION Wakarusa, Indiana STIVER'S SNYDER'S GENERAL STORE a. GARAGE Bull: and Bo'H'Ied Dri-Gas Service Weddings in Church, S+udio and Home ROPER-NORGE-CROSLEY Por'I'raiI's and Roll Film Finishing AND MONARCH APPLIANCES low, s. Main S+. Phone 3.lsso NU'Da Pain' GOSHEN. INDIANA Plumbing and Hearing Insiallafions Phone 892 New Paris. Indiana Congraiularions. Class of '57 CompIimenI's YARIAN'S STUDIO Phone 373 WAKARUSA, INDIANA Com plimenfs TROYER SEED COMPANY Farm and Garden Seed GOSHEN. INDIANA CompIimen'I's of REX BATTERIES Goshen, Indiana 24 Hour Service Discouni' Io Trucks JET OIL CO. Wrecker - Repairs Tires - BaHeries and Accessories YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE Phone I86 Eas'I Markei' S+. IU.S. 6 EasI'I NAPPAN EE, INDIANA Compliments of COCE:EI:'EUP DR' I03 N. Fiffh S+. Goshen. Indiana Home of Those Large, Tas'Iy, Phone '50 AII Beef Hamburgers and WAKARUSA INDIANA Golden, Crisp French Fries CARL AND FERN WEAVER CHRISTN ER GRAVEL CO., INC. Goshen, Ind. Wakarusa 720-J R'ouI'e 5 BURGER DAIRY STORES, INC. A new mefhod of reI'aiI disrribu- Iion. Designed +o save you money. Buy Wi+h Confidence From ERMAN BSPQRJTNGGOODS I23 S. Main S+. ELKHART. INDIANA THE SUMMY PHARMACY Your Drug S+ore II5 W. Plymouih S+ree+ BREMEN. INDIANA Phone LI 6-680l KIEFER '9'5 TV MODERN Appliances RESTAU RANT SALES AND SERVICE Chioken - Sfeaks - Chops Wakarusa, Indiana Rou+e I9 a+ Phone 77 WAKARUSA, INDIANA I 6 SNYDER Mews SHOP SOVEREIGN For +he Brands You Know OIL CORPORATION 423 N. Main S+. Goshen, Indiana I26 S. Main GOSHEN, INDIANA Com plimenis of MODERN CLEANERS GENE AND JUANITA YODER 4I4 W. PIymou1'h S+. BREMEN, INDIANA Phone Lib-465l VIRGIL M. WELDY Life - Au1'o - Fire Insurance Telephone 90 WAKARUSA. INDIANA ESHLEMANS MACHINE SHOP General Repair Work H EADLEY'S SUPER MARKET I. G. A. STORE Shop in Air Condifioned Comfori' Welding PIenI'y of Free Parking Phone 327 Phone 3-ia19 905 w. Pike S+. WAKARUSA INDIANA GOSHENI INDIANA C I. + F CongraIuIaI'ions, Class of '57 Omp Ifnen S r0m JOLLIE TOT LEHMANS 8' BARBER SHOP ' Waicarusa. Indiana WesI' of Square Waicarusa CompIimen+s of WYATT LUMBER AND COAL CO. Phone Wya'H I560 WYATT, INDIANA TYPEWRITER AGENCY, INC. Business Machines Office FurniI'ure P. O. Box 239 Phone 3-I499 ELKHART INDIANA WHIRLPOOL, NORGE AND GIBSON APPLIANCES Boi'-L-Gas-Sales and Service FOSTER GAS AND APPLIANCE II6 SouI'h Main S+reeI' EIIzhar+, Indiana John L. FosI'er Phone 3-2002 Com pIimen'Is of BOWERS DRIVE - IN Feafuring Burger in a BasIceI ' GOSHEN. INDIANA The BridaI and Fashion Cenfer MAYBELLE'S SHOP 208 SouI'h Main Sfreei' GOSHEN. INDIANA Phone 723-J Wakarusa LINCOLN MOBILE HOMES. INC. Mobile Homes of Dis'I'incI'ion ROUTE I9 WAKARUSA. INDIANA CompIimen+s of MILLERS' RESTAURANT II7 SouI'h Main GOSHEN, INDIANA YODER BROS., INC. Furniiure - Hardware CarpeI' - BoH'IecI Gas and Appliances PHONE 65 WAKARUSA Complimenfs of HOUSOUR TRUCKING Wakarusa, Indiana MOLD - CRAFT, INC. 3I5 W. Douglas S+ree+ GOSHEN, INDIANA LETHERMAN MOBILE SERVICE LU BRICATION Good rich Tires PHONE 64 WAKARUSA BATTERIES Our Experience Is Your ProI'ecI'ion MARION YODER AND SON Real Es+a+e and Insurance IIO W. Lincoln Goshen, Ind. Phone 3-I I54 CompIimen'l's of cm S GD as '39 vmzmzqi' Chinese and American ResI'auranI' U.S. 33 Wesi' Goshen PHONE 3-l020 SAILORS JEWELRY Siore of QuaIiI'y Jewelry WATCHES - DIAMONDS - GIFTS We Are Happy +o Serve You 7II Bower SI. EIIchar'I', Ind. C0mPIImenI'5 of CompIimenI's of JACK 'N' JILL PAUI-'S Mobile Homes 'The S'I'ore for Wee MocIerns SaIeS P l06 N. Main Sheer GOSHEN, INDIANA U.S. 33 Wes+ Phone 3l935 GOSHEN. INDIANA METHODS SERVICE Philco Television NEW PARIS Ph. L-IO4 DAVCO COMPLETE LIQUID FERTILIZER DAVISON CHEMICAL CO Division of W. R. GRACE 8: CO. Wakarusa, Indiana JIMTOWN GARAGE D. U. HIMES, Prop. General Repairing - BIacIcsmiI'hing Tire - Ba'H'ery - ImpIemenI' Service DIAL 3-I34b ELKHART, IND. R. R. 4 SPORT 'N' WORK STORE 202 S. Main ELKHART. INDIANA Your Philgas Bulk Gas Dealer MODERN STOVES CO. Elkhart lncliana Complimenfs of JOE'S DOUBLE J DRWE- IN Phone 5540 I066 E. Marker S+. NAPPANEE INDIANA DR. H. C. HIGGASON DR. STAN WARNER Op+ome'I'ris1's 4I4 S. Main S+ree+ Telephone 2-4497 ELKHART. INDIANA sim: vERN's ggi? senvuce Corner Vine and Bearclsley ELKHART, INDIANA Day 2-9284 Nighl' 2-3459 Washing - Greasing - Tune-Up Brake - BaH'ery - Tire Service Ellchar+'s Largesi' S1'ore for Men and Boys GOLDBERG'S Esfablished I 874 ELKHART, lNDlANA WADE'S FLORIST II8 So. 2nd S+. 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