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

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We, The Waka Memories STaff, know we have en- ioyed puTTing These experiences down on paper so ThaT in years To come, we can look back and remem- ber The year we graduafed, 1960. CONTENTS Mwrmct' y N W - -f1 'mf', jjj A.. W9 mc VAWQQMW - m- :M Wwtkzv, www Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors Senior Class Trip Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Elementary Athletics Activtities Advertisements j 4 i We, the Class of 1960, are proud to announce the dedication of our yearbook to a well-loved teacher, Mr. James C. Eaton. He started his teach- ing career at New Paris in 1935. In 1939, he went to Argos and taught there four years He came t W . o akarusa as a coach in 1944, but the follow- ing year he resigned his work here and ' went into business. In 1954, he came back to Wakarusa and h b ' as een teaching here since that time. He is respected and admired by everyone as a person as well as a teacher. He al- ways takes a personal interest ' h in t e activities of the school and also in each individual student. He is an outstandin m b g em er of the faculty of the Wakarusa Community School. DEDICATION Nik School Secretary Jane Eby Trustee Ernest Chokey L ..,.f , County Superintendent of Schools Clyde E. Sutton Speech Therapist Helen Hewitt hz: TRUSTEE AND ADVISORY BOARD John Miller, Harve Weaver, Dale Anglemyer 1 4. ,f .X 1 P0 1 l a I' vs. X'1 fi v r l T - l E ' .ia fi n lee M-wma THE COOKS CUSTODIAN Verda Albin, Beulah Rolirer, Edna Weldy, Wilma Yoder Harold Hartman fix NGN ,fx BUS DRIVERS Curtus Hoover Harold Miller ArtScl'1vvalm Ernest Pfeiffer Raymond Long Glen Holdeman Harold Metzler Floyd Hahn Lowell Shank lx QE ga S X. V is MISS EDITH BARDO MRS. SARAH BORGMAN Grade 1 Language and Phy. Ed. W . MRS. GERALDINE COOK Home Economics MRS. HELEN CHRISTNER MR. STEWARD DAVIS Grade 3 History, English, Dr. Training ,ME MR. JAMES EATON MRS. BONNIE FISHER MRS. Wlll-ODEAN GERBER History, English, Biology Grade A Grade 2 MRS. MARY GONGWER MR. ROBERT GONGWER MRS. JANE HEPLER Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 5 MR. LLOYD HOSTETLER MR. RICHARD JOHNSON Social Studies, Dr. Training, Phy. Ed. COBCIW, SOCIBI STUCIIGS, Phy. Ed. MRS. MABLE LEE Grade 4 MR. JOHN MILLER MRS, PEARL MILLER Science and Math Library and English ' Q MR. PHILLIP MONTIETH MR. WILLIAM ROGERS MR- GLADE ROHRER Band Commercial Science and Industrial Arts MRS. LUCILLE ROHRER MISS MONA STANRIDGE Grade I English and Music , 3 A A Y 4 X N 3 4 ic 0 X X N 0 I MR. MAYNARD WEAVER MRS. JOAN WIEBE MR- FRANK WILLIAMS Math and Science English and Music AQVICUIVUVG and MUSIC MR. JAMES C. EATON OUR CLASS SPONSOR As our sponsor for the past four years, we have learned to love him very much as a personal friend, as a teacher, and also as a guide through our class activities. There has been no problem, so large or so small, that we could not take it to him and feel assured that he would do his best to see us through. With his lively humor, he was one of us and yet he has been our guiding hand through our high school days. We, the Class of 1960, want to express our deep appreciation with a hearty THANK YOU-MR. EATON. I4 , ,R 1 I ,uf 1 ,, - X 'L . ,Q 7:2-' V V 4: 551 ,gay 4 . gg.: ,5KgiK,q., , ,if Q N Q Q r uf, eh' A ,KK f' 1 , W , as Q ' ,KL K -s,,4 N I x? ya ni I 'A ' Bu 4 'fi . .fig-' '-, A fa. 2 . , gig ii V ' A .' u , . , ' . , , A- :J -3 - .43 c .-. 5: N.: 2, '- if gf 9329 ig . . K K , I Kd' .g 5,55 ' QQ z ' . , .- K v I .,Y.K,, . K N Y , . K E 3 5 - N' xx' w g 'Ly 'n. ! Q 03. PM 1 5, K. f , K L, KA, f- -1. Q -, 'f f 15 ' 2: 'L av 535 3' 2 'f ,, - A 'fwffg' V 5 yr? ' 'YQ '. ' LI-if IW' -rf, Q 1' 3- M., gg: ,1 I F - ' . ' Q.: I , -in 11,33 4. asc Of' .25 '-r. 's . ,Q ' -XfLAi',kwff5fg-QW , ' f L 1- Us X +P f f ,.y Fl-QQ. f .K Q' f . ,4 'IA-J . 5 .Q ' 4? 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ARTLEY ROBERT HENRY ANGLEMYER AMANDA SUE ELLIOTT SHERRY ANN ESENWEIN SHERRILL ANN FINK ui JUDY KAE JENSEN WILLIAM STAFFORD MOLLER 20 ANNETTE MARIE LEHMAN RACHEL MARIE MYERS WALTER LEE LOUCKS PHILLIP LEROY NUSBAUM is 'Q DONALD ARTHU R PAU LAS EDWARD LEE PIPPENGER HOWARD ROSS PLETCH ER NEDRA JANEE PLETCHER CARL DUANE PLETCHER Q DALE LEROY RAMER PHILLIP LEE SALA THOMAS DEAN SCH ROCK ESTHER RUTH ROYER LINDA ANN SKILES DAVID MERRILL SMELTZER JUDITH DORIS SPRY JUDY ELAINE STICKEL DEAN MARTIN THOMPSON GENE HOWARD TROWBRIDGE CAROLYN ILENE WEAVER SALLY JO WEAVER WAN ETA FAYE WEAVER NJ 'x TERRY WILLIAM WEISS ELAINE FAE WELDY BERNA DEAN WHITAKER gh 2 X mx SALLY KAY YODER X accala 20 27 CALENDA 9- 60 September 8xl?egistration October 6XClass Play 3, 70, l7xClass Pictures I 8-23XClass Trio November I IXNO Schoolx Veterans Day 72xSeniors showed parents ,oictures fro class trio 6-27x Thanksgiving vacation December 24-Jan. 3XChristfnas Vacation January l5xlVo SchoolxEnd of Semester I8-23xCounty Tournament 29xl?eceived our announcernen s h February 24-27xSectional Tournafnehf 29xFinal Yearb0ok due March I I XCounty Music Festival A,or17 l5XEaster Vacation 22XS,oring Concert 'May G. A. A. Banquet I SXC lass Night ISXB ureate XCorn fhencefnent Xlifecognif ' lon D 55' R l 95 25 S NIORI DE ROBERT ANGLEMYER Youth For Christ 3,47 Jr. Class Play 37 Annual Staff 47 Track 3,47 Y.F.C. Basketball 4. SCOTT ANGLEMYER Youth For Christ 2,3,47 Marching Band l,2,3,47 Concert Band l,2,3,47 Band Ensemble Contest 2,3,47 Pep Band 2,3,47 Stage Band 2,3,47 Band Solo Contest l,2,3,47 Band Contest 2,3,47 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Student Council 37 Waka-HI-Lites Staff 2,37 Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 2,37 President 17 Photography Club 3,47 Baslretball 17 Baseball 1,27 Boys' State 37 Band Vice- President 47 Proiector Operator l,2,3,47 South Bend Student Reporter 4: Basketball Manager 2,3,4. ROY ARTLEY F.F.A. 37 New Paris 1,2. CAROL BATES G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Youth For Christ l,2,3,47 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Student Council 'l,2,3,47 Secretary of Student Council 3,47 Freshman Cheerleader 17 Varsity Cheerleader 3,47 Library Club 2,3,47 Jr. Library Club 17 Girls' Chorus l,37 Chorus Contest 37 Girls' Chorus Vice-President 17 Student-Council Secretary and Treasurer 27 Spanish Club 2,37 Spanish Club Vice-President 27 Annual Staff 47 Advertising Manager of Annual 47 4-H l,2,3,47 Waka-Hi-Lites 3, 47 Operetta l. PEGGY COOK G.A.A. 1,2,37 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 4-H l,2,37 Waka-Hi-Lltes Staff l,2,3,47 Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 27 Secretary and Treasurer 1,37 Vice-President 27 Treasurer 47 Library Club 47 Cheer Block 3,47 Girls' State 37 Secretary of 4-H 2,37 Operetta 17 Cafeteria 1,27 Wizards 2,37 G.A.A. Basketball Team 27 Girls' Chorus 1. SUE ELLIOTT Sr. Class Play 47 Annual Staff 47 Library Club 3,47 Goshen 27 Waka-Hi-Lites 3,47 Mixed Chorus 3,4. SHERRY ESENWEIN G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Sr. Class Play 47 Annual Staff 47 Library Club 2,3,47 Cheer Block 3,47 Cafeteria 47 Jr. Library Club l. SHERRILL FINK Youth For Christ l,2,3,47 Annual Staff 47 Cheer Block 3,47 Girls' Chorus 3,47 Mixed Chorus 17 Chorus Contest 3. DAVID GOLDEN Youth For Christ l,2,3,47 Band Sola Contest 3,47 Marching Band 3, 47 Concert Band 3,47 Band Contest 3,47 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 2,37 President 47 Photography Club 3,47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 laseball l,2,3,47 Track l,2,37 Librarian for Band 4, Proiectar Operator l,2,3,47 Quiz Team 1. BRADLEY HAHN Youth For Christ l,2,3,47 Pep Band 3,47 Concert Band l,2,3,47 Marching Band, l,2,3,47 Band Contest l,2,3,47 Sr. Class Play 47 Student Council 37 Annual Staff 47 Spanisr Club 2,37 Photography Club 3,47 Basketball l,2,3,47 Track l,2,3,47 Stage land 47 Proiector Operator 1,2,3,4. DAVID HARRINGTON Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Annual Staff 47 Photography Club 3,47 Track 37 Profector Operator 2,3,4. 26 HELEN HEALEY G.A.A. 2,3, Youth For Christ l,2,3,47 Annual Staff 47 Library Club 2,3,47 Jr. Library Club 17 Mixed Chorus 2. FRED HUFFMAN Youth For Christ 2,3,47 Sr. Class Play 47 Walra-Hi-Lites Staff l,2,3,47 An- nual Staff 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Photography Club 3,47 Math Contest 37 Scholarship Award 17 Concessions Manager 3. LOIS JEAN HUNSBERGER Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 2,37 G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Marching Band Twirler l,2,37 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Cheerleader 2,3,47 Freshman Cheerleader 17 Waka-Hi-Lites Staff 2,3,47 Library Club 2,3,47 G.A.A. Secre- tary 3,47 Library Treasurer 47 Jr. Library Club. JUDY JENSEN Youth For Christ l,2,3,47 Sr. Class Play 47 Annual Staff 47 Library Club 2, 3,47 Jr. Library Club 17 Girls' Chorus 1,37 Cafeteria 'l,2: Chorus Contest 3. ANNETTE LEHMAN G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Youth For Christ l,2,3,47 Jr. Class Play 37 4-H Hopi Maidens 17 Waka-Hi-Lites Stall 3,47 Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Library Club 2,3,47 Jr. Library Club 17 Cheer Block 3,47 Girls' State Alternate 37 G.A.A. Treasurer 47 Piano Contest 3,47 Sr. Class Play Prompter 47 Quiz Team 2,3. WALTER LOUCKS Youth For Christ l,2,3,47 F.F.A. 'l,2,3,47 Basketball 17 F.F.A. President 47 Secretary and Treasurer 37 Student Council 2. ARTHUR MILLER Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Student Council l,2,3,47 Basketball l,2,3,47 Baseball l,2,3,47 Track 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM MOLLER Youth For Christ 17 Waka-Hi-Lites Staff 47 Photography Club 3, 47 Jr. Class Play Prompter 37 Annual Staff 4. RACHEL MYERS Waka-Hi-Lites Staff 3,47 Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Library Club 3, 47 Jr. Library 17 Editor of Annual 47 Typing Contest 37 Girls' Chorus 17 Operetta l. PHILLIP NUSBAUM Marching Band 3, 47 Concert Band 3, 47 Band Solo Contest 3, 47 Pep Band 3, 47 Band Contest 3,47 Band President 47 Stage Band 37 Elkhart l,2. DONALD PAU LUS Youth For Christ l,2,3,47 Concert Band l,2,3,47 Marching Band l,2,3,47 Band Ensemble Contest 2,3,47 Band Contest l,2,3,47 4-H l,2,3,47 Annual Staff 47 Basketball 17 Wizards 2,3,47 F.F.A. 1. ED PIPPENGER F.F.A. l,2,37 Basketball 1,2,37 Baseball 2,3,4. CARL PLETCH ER Youth For Christ 3,47 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Annual Stall 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Basketball 17 Photography Club 3,47 Praiector Operator 1, 2,3,47 Manager 3.4. HOWARD PLETCHER Marching Band 1,2,3,47 Concert Band 1,2,3,47 Band Contest 2,3,47 Annual Stott 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Math Contest 17 Photography Club 3,47 Track 2,3,47 Math Contest 4. NEDRA PLETCHER G.A.A. 17 Youth For Christ 17 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play Entertainment 47 Waka-Hi-Lite: Staff 2,3,47 Library Club 2,3,47 Jr. Library Club 17 Cheer Block 3,47 Girls' Chorus 1,37 Piano Contest 1,2,47 Operetta 1. DALE RAMER Youth For Christ 1,2,3,47 F.F.A. 1,2,3. ESTH ER ROYER Walra-Hi-Lites Staff 47 Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Library Club1,2, 3,47 Mixed Chorus 17 Sr. Class Play Prompter 4. PHILIP SALA Yauth For Christ 37 Sr. Class Play 4. THOMAS SCH ROCK Youth For Christ 1,2,37 Sr. Class Play 47 Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 27 Library Club 27 Manager 1,2,3,47 Jr. Library Club 1. LINDA SKILES G.A.A. 1,2,3,47 Youth For Christ 1,2,3,47 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Waka-Hi-Lites Staff 2,3,47 Library Club 2,3,47 Cheer Block 3,47 Girls' Chorus 3,47 Mixed Chorus 1,27 Girls' Chorus, President 47 Cafeteria 1,27 Jr. Library 17 Chorus Contest 37 Annual Staff 4. DAVID SMELTZER Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 F.F.A. 17 Annual Stott 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Photography Club 47 Basketball l,2,3,4i Baseball 1,2,3,47 Track 3. SHIRLEY SMELTZER G.A.A. 1,2,3,47 G.A.A. Basketball Team 2,37 Court of G.A.A. Queen 37 Youth For Christ 37 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Photography Club 47 Walta-Hi-Lites Staff 1,2,3,47 Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Class President 2,37 Vice-President 1,47 library Club 2,3,47 D.A.R. Award 47 Cheer Bloclr 3,47 G.A.A. Secretary 27 G.A.A. Treasurer 37 Reporter for Spanish Club 37 Stall Editor 3,47 Annual Art Editor 47 Jr. Library Club 17 Jr. Library Club President 17 HSLA Representative 3. JUDY SPRY G.A.A. 1,27 Marching Band Twirler 1,2,47 Band Solo Contest lTwirlin91 37 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Cheer Leader 17 Jr. Library Club Ii Walm- Hi-Lltes Staff 1,2,3,47 Annual Staff 47 Photography Club 47 Library Club 2,3, 47 Cheer Block 3,47 Girls' Chorus 1. JUDY STICKEL G.A.A. 1,2,3,47 Youth For Christ 1,2,3,47 Class Play 3,47 4-H 17 Hopi Maidens 17 Annual Staff 47 Walca-Hi-Lites Staff 2,3,47 South Bend Tribune Student Reporter 3,47 Jr. Library Club 17 Library Club 2,3,47 HSLA Representative 37 Spanish Club 3,47 Cheer Block 3,47 Girls' Chorus 2. DEAN THOMPSON Youth For Christ 1,2,3,47 Class Play 37 Student Council 47 Student Council President 47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Baseball 1,2,3,47 Boys' State Alternate 3. GENE TROWBRIDGE Youth For Christ 1,2,3,47 F.F.A. 17 4-H 1,27 Spanish Club 27 Photography C ub 4. CAROLYN WEAVER Youth For Christ 2,3,47 Class Play 47 Class Play Prompter 37 Student Council 47 Annual Staff 47 Cheer Block 3,47 Girls' Chorus 3,47 Mixed Chorus 27 Chorus Contest 37 Bethany 1. SALLY WEAVER G.A.A. 1,2,3,47 Recorder of G.A.A. 47 Youth For Christ 1,2,3,47 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Waka-Hi-Lites Staff 3,47 Annual Staff 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Library Club 2,3,47 President of Library Club 47 Jr. Library Club 17 HSLA Representative 47 Cheer Block 3,47 Girls' Chorus 1,37 Girls' Chorus Contest 37 Cafeteria 27 Typing Contest 3. WANETA WEAVER G.G.A. 2,37 Youth For Christ 1,2,3,47 Annual Stalf 47 Library Club 2,3,47 Girls' Chorus 17 Mixed Chorus 27 Operetta 17 Junior Library 1. TERRY WEISS Jr. Class Play Master ot Ceremonies 37 F.F.A. 17 4-H 1,27 Annual Statl 47 Spanish Club 27 Photography Club 3,47 Student Manager 1,27 Proiector Operator 2,3,47 Concessions Manager 3. ELAINE WELDY G.A.A. 1,2,3,47 G.A.A. Basketball Team 2,3,47 G.A.A. Camp Representative 47 Court ol G.A.A. Queen 37 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Waka-Hi-Lites Staff 2,3,47 Annual Staff 47 Library Club 2,3,47 Jr, Library Club 17 Spanish Club 2,37 Cheer Block 3,4, Youth For Christ 4. BERNA WHITAKER G.A.A.'27 Youth For Christ 1,27 Waka-Hi-Lites Staff 3,47 Annual Staff 47 Library Club 2,3,47 Jr. Library Club 17 Mixed Chorus 1,2. SHARON WISE G.A.A. 1,2,3,47 G.A.A. Basketball Team 2,3,47 G.A.A. Camp Representative 47 G.A.A. Queen 37 G.A.A. Recorder 37 G.A.A. President 47 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Waka-Hi-Lites Staff 2,3,47 Annual Stall 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Cheer Block 3,47 Cheer Block Secretary 47 Jr. Library Club 17 Library Club 1,2,3,47 Girls' Chorus 1,3,47 Mixed Chorus 27 Chorus Contest 37 Secretary and Treasurer of Mixed Chorus 27 Operetta 17 Youth For Christ 1,2,3,47 Y.F.C. Reporter 47 Library Club Secretary 37 Library Club Student Council 47 Student Council Treasurer 47 Secretary 47 Secretary and Treasurer 2. SALLY YODER Jr.CIass Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Waka-Hi-Lites 2,3,47 Annual Stall 47 Spanish Club 2,37 Library Club 2,3,47 Cheer Block 37 Assistant Librarian 4. 27 lt it ,V F I It OUR SENIOR CLASS PLAY CURTAIN GOING LIP Miss Irene Burgess ,,,,, H . Lorry fLorettaJ Fuller ,,,,,, Nancy Leveridge ,, Miss Carolyn Moran ,,,,,, Miss Henrietta Rivers Elsie Hunter , ,, ,, Sylvia Moore ,,,,, Janet Young Joan White , Kyle Roberts , , ,,,, Mr. Norman Carter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Andy IAndrewj Fullbright ,,,,,, Jocko Guthrie ,,,,,,,,,,,, Milt Sanders ,,,, Buck O'Hara ,, , Mr. Tony Peterson . ,, Mr. Richard Leveridge Middle Aged Woman Second Woman ,,,,,. Extra Women ,,,,,, Extra Men ,, Prompters Director ,,,, , Shirley Smeltzer Sharon Wise Carol Bates Linda Skiles Judy Tickel Judy Spry Sherry Esenwein ,, ,.,,,, Sally Weaver Carolyn Weaver Jeanne Hunsberger Scott Anglemyer Dave Golden Bud Hahn Carl Pletcher Dave Smeltzer Phil Sala ...,,,,Fred Huffman Elaine Weldy Peggy Cook Sally Yoder, Sue Elliott Art Miller, Gene Hess Dave Harrington, Torn Schrock Annette Lehman and Esther Royer Mr. James Eaton Concen1ration'??? Over-grown KIDS! Which twin has the toni? Christmas eve in Beatniksville WhaY's going on? 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' 'rn .k xi, , 3' 'fl 5 Q U . 5 al - ,Y 9 Y r ,, , fifbif fp- 5x 1m..W Q x ',.j- 2 As ,K Ar Y' f,. 51 Q- 2 Q Q' 'EW ,F wr: f ' gf 1-K: , 51 ' Q ggi 4 ?vx, WWmmQQ-X1.,,,- N K Q- . , x .A 7 3 iff 2. WASHINGTCN, D.C. OCTOBER I959 AGE DA Sunday, October 18 Our class met in Warsaw and prepared to board the Pennsylvania R. R. at 2:20 P. M. We were accompanied by our class sponsor, Jim Eaton, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anglemeyer our chaperones. Mr. Dooling, our trip organizer, also accompanied us on our trip. Mr. Nelson Eaton came to the station to give his last farewells. Af- ter we were settled on the train, we were given a brief review of our tour of itinerary. Soon, before we were ready to settle for the night, Butch and Bud surprised use all by appearing in gaily designed nightshirts. Monday, October 19 We arrived in New York at 7:00 A. M., a little tired from the night before. We went directly to the Hotel New Yorker and checked into our rooms. After breakfast, we were free until 1:00 P. M. Some of the girls went shopping, or iust became acquainted with the city. A few of them visited the ship Independence which had docked. After lunch we assembled in the lobby. We then boarded buses for a Glass top tour of Lower New York. We visited Chinatown, the' Bowery, Wall Street and other important sights. After the first Tour, we returned to the hotel for lunch. At 3:00 P. M. we left for a visit to the Statue of Liberty, via Circle Line Yacht. Most of us walked to the head of the Statue. It was a long walk and we were tired when we returned to the boat. After supper, we were given flowers for the eve- ning. At 7:00 P. M., we boarded the subway to Ra- dio City Music Hall, to see the Rockettes, the F. B. l. Story, and a stage show. The subway ride was an in- teresting experience for most of us, especially when we had to rush from the car before the door closed. After the show we walked to the Empire State Building, via Times Square. Tuesday, October 20 After breakfast, we began a glass top bus tour to the United Nations Building. At 10:00 A. M., we toured upper New York. We then returned to the hotel for lunch. The rest of the afternoon was free. Most of us took advantage of this free time and tried to observe the sites that the tours did not cover. A few of us went to the R.C.A. building, some went shopping, and others returned to visit lower New York. After dinner we as- sembled in the lobby to check out of the hotel and leave for Washington, D. C. At 10:30 P. M. we ar- rived at Washington and checked into Hotel Raleigh. After we were settled in our rooms, we heard the fire 34 sirens. Our first thoughts were that the hotel was on fire, but the fire was further on down the street. Carl Pletcher, who was anxious to get a good view of the fire, climbed out onto the air-conditioner, three stories from the ground. The next morning, after break- fast, we began a Capitol Hill Tour. We posed in front of the Capitol to have our pictures taken. After lunch we boarded the bus for a tour of Mount Vernon. We became very well acquainted with our two bus drivers, who were both constantly pulling practical iokes. Harry, one of them was assisted by a Co-captain, Carl Pletcher. He did a great iob too! This tour included the Arlington National Cemetery, with the tomb of the unknown sold- ier. A few of the girls posed for a picture in back of a tombstone with a certain familiar name on the front of it. After dinner, we began a night tour of the city. We found out that today was Mr. Anglemyer's birthday and we decided to have a surprise party. A committee was picked to arrange for this after our night tour. We rented a suite for the party and it turned out to a most enioyable evening. Thursday, October 22 Hurrah! This was the first morning we were permitted to sleep a little later. After breakfast we toured the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, the Washington Momument, and the White House. We then returned to the Hotel to eat lunch and check out. Afterwards we visited the F. B. I. Building and the Smithsonian Insti- tute. After touring these places we returned to the bus and found a little negro boy singing for a few of the kids. Russell sang a few songs'for all of us before we left to board the train. Most of our last hours on the train were passed away by group singing. A few of the boys hung a sign above the door, reading The Hall of ivy. Of course we will never forget our 1-2-3-wowl That was yelled when a passenger would walk through our car. Mr. Dooling left earlier than we did, but most of us were awake and gave our last farewells. We couldn't have had a more pleasant organizer to travel with us on our trip than he. Friday, October 23 We were very tired when we climbed from the train at 6:30 A. M. in Warsaw. We all felt a little sorrowful that the trip must end, but it will be forever in our memory. We had a very enioyable, educational, and per- fect senior Class Trip. Harry and Co-captain, Butch! The name sounds familiar' Our little entertainer! Mr. Dooling, our trip organizer? Aw, can't l peek? Just plain pooped! A little crowded in here? J 'J 4 Cats Away . . . Mice Play . 5, 1 Maybe - - - We'll Win ! ! I WOW! Where'd he come from? . '71-I SHUCKS! l got caughY. NOTES .... Chemistry or boys 7 ? ? Wanted: A traffic Cop. Bicycle built for Ywo plus one w '32 . An, J v X if 'S l in m I? fT?iE3P -1 ww. Lf. Y L A r 1: -fr, 1 - L , 5:5 . 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V- Mfg JOHN MILLER Freshman Coach l RICHARD JOHNSON Coach X '-. ,N M, 4 P C WD f'0-vw am'V-iivnmqv Watt, LLOYD HOSTETLER Jr. High Coach Wakarusa High School Nov. 3 NEW PARIS There Nov. 6 MIDDLEBURY Here Nov. 'I3 BRISTOL T CAI Wakal Nov. 20 MADISON Here Nov 24 JIMTOWN There Dec. I BREMEN There Dec. 4 PENN TOWNSHIP Here Dec. II BOURBON There Dec. 'I2 LAKEVILLE T KAI Wakal Dec. I8 NEW PARIS Here Jan. 5 JIMTOWN Here Jan. 8 CONCORD There Jan. I2 NAPANEE Here Jan. 29 PIERCETON There Feb. 5 MILLERSBURG Here Feb. 9 MADISON There Feb. I2 SHIPSHE-SCOTT Here Feb. I9 JEFFERSON Here Dick Johnson Coach Nelson C. Eaton, Principal Team Name: Indians Colors: Purple and Gold Ist Game 6:45 P. M.-2nd Game 8 P. M. E5 ARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FRONT ROW: lleft to righth Theron Nunemaker Bob Zeek Dave Golden: Dean Thompson: Dean Nusbaum. '959 ' I960 BACK ROW: Carl Pletcher, manager: Art Miller Bob Weldy Bradley Hahn: Don Shaum: Max Hartman, Ed Holdeman Dave Smelfzer, Scoit Anglemyer and Tom Shrock managers f This page sponsored by C. J. GERBER I , im i, i..,JL.u X' IIE'-S2217-I f I' '-1!llan1l 'Vff Illuliluqgliu' ihlfiilifuaiig' ' J'll 'IW I lie 1 'lllpl' Q 0. 'r I , I S EX CAROL BATES GLENWYN HOREIN JEANNE HUNSBERGER was Q H my M 1 ff' ,L,,., -N.. 'if 95 ' ' I R .QV A , .. 5' .. Lm 'L- A VLKVA . - m,,kL' . W ., f jj, , - .. A P 3. ,sd J- . ARSITY CHEERLEADER SECOND TEAM This page sponsored by WARREN HOLDEMAN 73 CHEER BLOCK Are you ready, Mr. Dillon? No, iT's noi Gunsmoke, iT's The key line To one of The popular new yells This year as done by The Wakarusa Cheerblock. This is The cheerblock's second success- ful year, led by Judy Smeltzer. However, a few changes have been made. The block consisTs of girls from grades seven To Twelve. They have added whiTe gloves To Their ouTfiTs, and The girls in The front wear whiTe corduroy skirts and whate Tennis shoes which add color and class To The group. There are ninety-six members and six subsTiTuTes in This group. This page sponsored by PAUL PLETCHER LYNETTE LETHERMAN JUDY GONGWER THENIA CHATTIN FRESHMAN TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS This page sponsored by THE SUMMY PHARMACY we Tl , A Q31 . , 55 1 1 4 ,E 1 V z'E.i5z:1 ' ' 3723, 5 , ,1 1 L Q fk gm Ve 1 K , w ' X , Q X .qi 7 K ., ii? 1 ML Q, , 4, 1A ,fliiiqfxg ,, I 1 WSE? ' lpff nz .why , 'MQ 55:41. al P- Q, w'?w3M'L W I Pip Steve Dave X gx Leo I' Zeek This page sponsored by BONTRAGER BODY SHOP T? Weave Slug WHY xi as xX 6f , fi? 2' 'ysgia 1 O 5 X ATSQx 'YQ ' . , . . f- A f '?, Q? Q., if H 3 M' - X Wm Lmlzxl, T ,. V. - V ' 5 V 5 s V V 45 - - ' ' ' V V lg ,fi , ' , , - ' . Q fr- ' 1 f I 1 g i 1 ' . 5 v X ,S ' sl ' . 5' , w S ' - ,psp 1 ' . 5 ' 4 ' xx ,QW p I ': ' 1 r g g K -. - ' Y- 1 .- ,L .-gs -L f? 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Each year we recognize an outstanding girl who is honored at an annual spring banquet. Our money making proiects cov- er these expenses. Our big money making proiect for this year was Christmas Card sales, and this year two high sales girls are being recognized. QUEEN CAROL BATES COURT ELAINE WELDY SHERRY HOOVER JULIANNE BLOSSER VERA PLETCHER I Q S 'Q an This page sponsored by SMITH CHEVROLET 1 X -1 -,- ,. .. ...-.X X n W' .1 I 1. K YES QL, 1' 9 3 Q . T ,.g X 4 - K-WL V 3 ff .. .i AS:-fimik.. M ,. f- xmmwmsmm .zxxri . ., , , M 'N E 5 f f Q :J . ' an A Af www W ,,,... A , is f .h X .. A -wwfg 1 , ' . . 5 ' ?1Q.:':'f:'5::- .,e ' ' 1 ' 5- f ifqiziq . , ,Q S ' f ' . if ,, 75552457 di, K 5 Si :ii 31.3 S in fi A9 , A x K K ,. Xxxx .QW .. , i i ff,M-A,e,m K V M ,-., - A J 'W STA' ' x W W 7 EQ ,fy 'W' T52 M fl - - ki-,L Q L ' V Xm-. -. 'f 'Q 'X f 1 .,:f:-f N- .., l. X. - A Kiki i i 1 5: Q Q X fggyf 'f :f 3 ff : Wi' K 5 A A if ' ' A 5 if gs - is i sz.- Q ,R ii 7 ,315 I 'Vi I fm, k .,-- xl: 1 i 7 L - E f M gi ' 3 2 w 4 W -' ' ,f 2 'PW 51 'TAX X ' :5.3f? vw 3 '- '-- K7 12,iffggg:g.L,1fgmf,g5giQx5ggp,2L? i f .1 A Q V f 2: F i ,,. F 5 Y , QLQXQLL ' :Z-MQ '3 2, 5 if - . A M X Q A Lv, ' A' , Q . .T .- 'I ,. I M g i ' W e iw k ff 'Q fkeg R , M 54,4 -1 Y A 5 ey. qw 'g.. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM Wakarusa .......... 10 Harrison Wakarusa .......... 4 Madison Wakarusa .......... 22 Harrison Wakarusa .......... i 5 Madison Wa rkarusa ....... 4 Union ...... 1 O Q N 'nl r l mi 1 ' l ,-5 1 A l .,,.i . I ' ' 3 ,ii .V 5 i A ' 'J , ' Q I Q 1 -2 :sl . 4 .3 1 I' I1 rpg mringvn FMT' ' tl IIUWGF fl -6 AKA Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,. R achel Myers Assistant Editor ,,,,,.. , ,,,,,.,,,, Judy Spry Sports Editor ,,v, ,,,, S cott Anglemyer Assistant ,,,,, ,.... D ave Golden Activity A,,, ,,,, P eggy Cook Arts Editor ..,, ..,.,,,,,,,.,,,v...,.....,..,,,, S hirley Smeltzer Artists , ,.,,, ,,.,,,,,v....,,,,,...r,,, S herry Esenwein, Bob Anglemyer Judy Jensen, Berna Whitaker, Jeanne Husberger Fred Huffman, Sharon Wise, Annette Lehman Photographer .A.. ,,,,,,,,,,,..,A,, ,,,.....,.. H o ward Pletcher Assistants ,,,,....,,,,.. ,. Terry Weiss, Dave Harrington Publicity Director .,,..,, ,,,,, . ,,.,,,,. .,... .,,,,, B u d Hahn Assistant ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, C arl Pletcher Advertising Manager ..,,,,, , A.,. .. Carol Bates Sales Manager ,,,,,,.,.... .,,,, P hil Nusbaum Assistant ..,.........,..,.. ,.... T om Schrock Production Manager .,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, Judy Stickel Proofreaders .,.,...,,,,. .,,,,,,.,,,,,..,. B ill Moller, Dave Smeltzer Don Paulus, Esther Royer, Sally Yoder Typists ....., ,,,,,v...,..,,,,...,,,,.,,,, S ally Weaver, Linda Skiles Carolyn Weaver, Elaine Weldy, Heldy Healy Waneta Weaver, Sue Elliott, Sherrill Fink This page sponsored by COMFO-SLEEP, INC. Mr. Rogers, advisor for the Memories annual staff has a tremendous iob each year. It is his re- sponsibility to choose, organize and train a group of eager, inexperienced seniors in their one and only publication. He has never failed us. With the able assistance of our editor, Rachel Myers and her staff, the iob is completed. Everyone contributes many hours of time to the project. There is much to do before the deadline, and the deadline must be met. We, the annual staff, hope that you enioy this book as much as we enioyed putting the work into it. MEMORIES ? ' 'S' wwf COMFO-SLEEP INC The Student Council, sponsored by our princi- pal, Mr. Eaton, does an excellent job of helping program and govern the school. One of their duties is to provide some of the entertainment before the student body each month. In the past, this enter- tainment has included movies, speakers, and pro- fessional acts. Also, the council takes action on important de- cisions to be made concerning the school. On special occasions they present a special program such as the Christmas show. Student Council representatives are elected from each class and school Club. STUDE T CGLINCIL This page sponsored by BREMEN COAL and LUMBER A 1 i L i WAKA-HI-LITES The main function of a school newspaper is to stimulate interest and provide information con- cerning the many school functions. Our own Waka- Hi-Lites plays its part in the school routine in a fine manner. Mr. Rogers, the staff's'advisor, patiently aids the Hi-Lites production through-out the year. The paper is scheduled to be ready for distribution every two weeks. Occasionally, there is a greater span of time than fourteen days from one paper to the next, but generally the staff does a fair iob of meeting deadlines. Each staff member is given an assignment for every issue of the Hi-Lites. There are a few stan- dard columns such as Club and Class , Snoopin' Sports , and 'Kiddy-Korner. ln January of each year the staff is reorganized and vacancies left by the seniors are filled by un- derclassmen who are interested and have the time to spend in this extracurricular activity. This page sponsored by WAKARUSA TRIBUNE 8' 1 .. gx I . VX K. , . ' - - y FR. , A .'if. J y A Y . 1 .., A X2 w' , - ,. l at W 1 W Q - h 1' Q I 4 X W ,, W! ', . Q 5 . bh A S- Qs 'iv ' .Q 1 2' 4? xz 5 K 7 Ifq .af is sl fx 3 Q IJ 5 all W U Eiga! Q11 The Senior Library Club plays an important role in our everyday school life. Theyuhave complete charge of the library, under the di- rection of Mrs. Miller, the school librarian. The girls keep the book shelves in order, maintain a file which shows the location of each book, and assist the other students in locating in- formation for class assignments or general information. They meet whenever necessary. Some members attend a Library Conference held annually at Indiana University. The club is responsible for any publicity of new books in the library. This they do by keeping a bulletin board and holding a book review be- fore an assembly. ln preference to this, they may prepare a list of all new books pur- chased by the school. The girls are able to mend books and process them for use by the other students. Some of our members hold membership in the state-wide Hoosier Student Library As- sociation lllttft ' SENICR LIBRARY This page sponsored by GOSH EN NEWS 7 s uv-19---a . . .N . a .- 'i 94 Director, Mr. Phillip Montieth ,fvrwqy I CONCERT The concert band provides opportunity for high school students to learn to appreciate good music. The music they play covers a wide variety At the basketball games, they provide songs with a spirited, up-tempo swing. However, the mood changes to a more serious nature when the band rehearses for their annual spring concert and the contest. The band contests involve more than many peo- ple imagine. The contestants are graded not only on their presentation of music itself, but on their poise and attitude before they go before the iud- ges. From the moment they arrive on the scene, they are under the close scrutiny of the iudges. With Mr. Montieth, their director, to assist them, they improve their individual and group skills. It is hoped that they will be able to exchange concerts with other schools in the near future. Also, they conduct a series of concerts in the town square dur- ing the summer. This page sponsored by WAKARUSA BAKERY 'L s N y m ,LLL.-: . 'w 2,l 'mSA r Ng- A--- ? ,fx ' , Xalfgigsgegk gx sif-.555 g' xv, .1 -' -- f . V Q1 X . .Mf,m A -A N if-J.: 3 3: M , ,,fs.Q:fs'S - F .L ,.,,,,. ,.,L -- 5,4 ,,,,. K -f't'Zx.. .. sw - - UL :IR Mx . -Q -- 2-f3TflQIf ,r x N Scot, Martha Ann Spry 4 VYLIJ f i 1 S Q This page sponsored by FRANKLIN COACH COMPANY 3 5 WF? -fl ' f' ...Munch-01 gg-unslnlil' M TRAINING BA D The Training Band is organized for those music students who are not qualified for the marching and con- cert bands, but do have music ability. The majority of its members are in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. The training band members' goal is to ioin the senior band. They per- form in an annual ioint concert with the high school concert band. The training band has their own uniforms and officers, this is also con- sidered a solid subject and credit is granted for participation in it. It is under direction of Mr. Montieth. The future of the Wakarusa High School Band rests in the hands of these young music students. 96 Y .Me as .asi- rs Wu 1' ' f .12 ar' Y yi E, I Ei e' 'Q 11 ! if 34 A XX This page sponsored by HOOVER'S CAFE may-,ga V 2 .,. MARCHI G BA D An organization at Wakarusa which al- ways adds to the school morale is the Marching Band. During the basketball season, the band presents a series of programs at halftime. lt includes various figures formed on the floor, plus a variety of music. The colorful red uniforms, the baton twirlers dressed in white, and the strutting drum maior, make an attractive scene which will always stand out in the memories of Wakarusa graduates. Every year our band leads the parade of masqueraded grade students through the town on Halloween. They attend con- tests where they compete with other bands in the county. Band is considered a solid subject in school, and the members do get credit for participation. Often they may be seen practicing precision marching out on the school yard and in the parking lot. Several members display medals won at various contests on their uniforms. Waky is proud of her marching band and feels that it does an excellent job of representing the school and lends greatly to the school spirit. This page sponsored by WAKARUSA PLUMBING 8. HEATING 97 .7 A hlili 5-P TE 'ti if i Miss Standridge, the Girls' Chorus Director, this semester, appears to be proud of her charges. She teaches them to appreciate all kinds of music, and they enjoy it immensely. They meet three times a week, and plan to perform at a program of some kind this spring. They will participate in the annual music festival with choruses from all over Elkhart County. Several of the girls have taken part in contests already this year. The chorus has done ensemble work. They have a trio which did perform at the Student Council Christmas Program and other school functions. They have given polished perform- ances on ever yoccasion. The chorus consists of high school girls who are interested in music. Grace Weaver and Melba Overholser alternate as accompanists on the piano. ' O. ,, -W . 3 Q? l lg lj l 1 l GIRLS' CHORUS PHQTQ CLUB No matter where you are in school, or what time it happens to be, you learn to expect the click of a camera shutter or the flash of a flash bulb. Always on the alert for different pictures, they roam the school with their camera and film. They are taking pictures for the school annual and perhaps for their own records and scrap- books. The club maintains a darkroom where they de- velop their own pictures. Mr. Weaver, our science and math teacher, advises the group. The club is in its second year, and plays an important role in recording our various school functions. f' riff-, 1 Ji' fr . 1.I,ii?1 I f?fx.,.aw,, - va ,,,1Q V954 V-5-Yfflln ' E? :. ifjv' :- L.sfxM,,fS?'fifQ,6,Wi,N . , .. L, W . L V J L ' L V W 5 L 1-fvz gg? xl 5 55 .. Q' . ' ..' Us 'Mm -ri f w:4::W':2fzf 'nf' . A fgizgff f?ff-V1-my - - 5' fig, JYQ14 ' X, D w: 7' ',:xX+X'14.wMr'mf U-...gum-.M wif? E12 fu. , . fini' .qv . ,F v xx , J, A 3 Q x l 52 ,JE Q 9? QP in m 'V .3 . Q .r -. we wx ' ii E ,Wg ??'lQ5' fs 'I' ijt? 4 F. K M 5 fi S' 0 I fix! is Fu, . 3? A I I nn :iii :L ' ff 51 if 4' 5 3 , .Mfg ,f Q, Je' The Hopi Maidens is the Home Economics Girls 4-H Club at Wakarusa. There are two clubs Junior and Senior, but both organizations have the same goal-to teach girls home econo- mics by having them actually working on vari- ous proiects themselves. The club leader is Mrs. Geraldine Cook, an expericenced Home Economics instructor. With her assistance, the girls learn the secrets of cooking, sewing, preserving food, and many other sciences. At their monthly meetings, the girls check each other's projects, give demon- strations, associate with people their own age, and take care of any problems which arise. At the county fair, the girls display The re- sults of the summer's work. They are awarded cash prizes, but more important is the experi- ence they have gained and the self improve- HOPI MAIDENS ment, both mentally, and physically. f ,-.. .4 x fy -5-sm 3' av J T. an A 1 a AL, 5 ,.,,, . A56 . 'Lf m . 4, Q- .45 z-g' ., .qv 4 ,if '?14'lf: V Q ' WH.. fy M r ii? 1 553 F lf EL' F33 . 4 ,,4 ' Ia ' f jp, M L ff L X ' fl ,,'. K ,ij ' ,. 5324, Q, L? sh lx ,. if w 4 4 L V K L 'L Q' I , W. f if iff! T 1, , L - QV ., aa D af MJ' 'Q 9: gen .Jw ' -- A wa v ,Z ,, , - 1 .i,,-W Lv T4 . 2' , ffm . -- . ' i . W 3 ' ' -Tj, t .3 fig' '12 , ' L' 'fi -. ff V, J .. X 'f'i'F1s5iWW:?5lQ7351 -. Ev., LH ,:.f g:3E,f'fQ wx. if -T.-wifi? -Mig' i Qi fi 1 ff Ax Y eww' ,V - ,IN gf, fgiiiaff 5. X M W ui FW Q M. K' ,Nw -fr I5 . A gmfef 5 gf -fa Qs M6 3325 ,y is 3335 gyf 555,95 'Hs 2 .,, , L W Er 'ii xiii A If :L Kei I 7 f , , A R F zglx iw, .X - ' Lg 5 'rg G W ? Q. 533 A wa . 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SELMER, INC., ELKHART, INDIANA TH E FORWARD L00 K Congraiulafions Seniors TRUEX AUTO SALES Au'I'horized Dodge and Plymouih Dealer Dodge Trucks S1'andarcI Oil Proclucis STANDARD PHONE 33 WAKARUSA INDIANA Congraiulaiions Graduafes of I 960 We Wish for Your Every Success EXCHANGE STATE BANK Banking Since I890 Member of Ihe FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WAKARUSA INDIANA I I Compliments of SALEM BANK 84 TRUST COMPANY MILLERSBURG - GOSHEN - NEW PARIS Continuous Banking Service for Over I00 Years MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Compliments of MARTINS FEED MILLS, INC. Feed for Poultry and Livestock Grain, Coal PHONE 7 I 2 NEW PARIS INDIANA W. W. WILT SUPER MARKETS Serving You ls Our Pleasure sua-:ART I22I Soufh Main S+ree+ Easy Shopping Place Prairie and Lusher GOSHEN U.S. 33 Wesf ,,,3,,i,n Definife Feeds Fkhiij for E DeHni+e Needs HARTMAN'S FEED SUPPLY Wakarusa Phone 82 Indiana WE SALUTE THE SENIORS OF '60 . . . THEIR PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE! Ideals are like slarsg you will no? succeed in Iouching +I1em wifh your hands. Bu+ like Ihe seafaring man on 'rhe deserf of wafers, you choose Ihem as your guides. and following 'rhem you will reach your desfiny. CARL SCHURZ MILES LABORATORIES, INC. ELKHART. INDIANA Makers of Fine Qualify ProducI's Q9 C9 G9 Q9 C9 C9 Alka-SeI'I'zer Bac'I'ine Tabcin One-A-Day IBrandI Vi+amins Miles Nervine LET us HELP Compliments of . wg., R' 3 ' S X Z . Z -- f 941 If ,- 'vis C awp-ff 231 --df- u A W, Mu - X 2 Q Q25 204027710144 FIRST NATIONAL BANK eos:-nan, INDIANA Member of FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE Elkhart COUNTY Newspaper Serving ALL Elkhart County THE ELKHART TRUTH with broadcasting facilities: WTRC amftm WSJV-tv NBC Channel 28 Your Local Sports Station ABC Congratulations to our 'Future leaders- our high school students CHRISTNER GRAVEL CO., INC. R t 5 Ph Goshen, Indiana Wakarusa 720-J HAPPY MOTORING THRU LIFE Elkhart Auto Dealers Ass'n in Your Life Pu+ a Ford Go +o EBY AUTO SALES Ford Sales and Service Wakarusa, Indiana EBY'S GUERNSEY DAIRY, INC. Feafuring Golden Guernsey Milk Farm Fresh Dairy Producis Fresh Fruii' Flavor Dairy Drinks Dial I425 W. Lusher Ave. JACIKSOH 2-3555 EIkhar+, Indiana Qualify and Service Our MoH'o COFFEE CORNER 24-Hour Fasi Service COFFEE SHOP Also ExceIIen1' FaciIi+ies for Banquers and Wedding Recepiions HOTEL ELKHART Phone JA 3-5I I0 is PINE MANOR Turkey PoulI's - Baby Chicks Feed - Grain Fancy Dressed Poulfry BeHer Qualify ls Our Goal PINE MANOR, INC. PINE MANOR FEEDS. INC. Goshen, Indiana Besi' Wishes +o +he Class of '60 ELKHART WELDING 81 BOILER WORKS, INC. Wheel Balancing, Trailer Hiiches and Spring Service 2I32 SOUTH MAIN STREET Elkhari- Indiana lil J , W Congraiulafions, Seniors of I960 yi ff MONTGOMERY WARD ,,i' TQ The Only Complefe Depar+men+ Sfore in Goshen GOSHEN INDIANA DRS. ABEL AND GUTIMAN ,Ui Wakarusa Indiana I X Ph 70 One WAKARUSA SAWMILL COMPANY GEORGE BROTHERS MANUFACTURERS OF High Grade Hardwood Lumber Millwork WAKARUSA INDIANA Phone 84 .M-- u 1 Q is 0 R , Q . ga? 6 iff U I A S . . Qs.. :F iw . 5 ' Q Q Q Q XX ,Sk A 4. Q it X' EDW. LIENHART AND SONS WAKARUSA INDIANA Phone 287 WOLFBERG'S The Family Depar'rmen+ S+ore ple'I'e groceries. Shop ai' our siore for your eniire family needs. .. Clofhing-yard.. g o o ci s-ladies ready-+o-wear-shoes-variefy and com- 1 SNK ,gn V I Complimenls of HAHN'S SERVICE STATION Phone 340-W Tires. BaHery, Efc. WAKARUSA INDIANA Phil Bowers Dallas Treesh KELLY'S KITCHENS Walrarusa Indiana XS . X 'ix Service X Is Our Business n wiih Ihe many changes we have mad during Ihe pasl' year we are now befl equipped fo serve you fhan ever befo or s ee y rin in an mixin servi q P for every day grain marlreis plus the ev ayne Feeds i'I s 'Ihe WAYNE FEED SUPPLY C0 Phone 96 WAKARUSA INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS. CLASS OF '60 Complimenrs B 81 .l ENTERPRIZES WAKARUSA, INDIANA 1- Complimenls of SOUTHWEST GARAGE , I Phone Walcarusa 728-R KINDER MANUFACT URING COMPANY, INC. Malcers of Fine Furniiure and Beds 2323 S. I7+h Sfreei' Phone JA 2-8785 ELKHART, INDIANA ZEIGNER WELDING Small Engine Sales and Service: CIin'I'on Lauson. ConI'inenI'aI, Power Producls Garden and Lawn Equipmenf Sales and Service Heavy Du'I'y Snapper's TurI'Ie Mowers Springfield Tillers and Riding Mowers Pennsylvania Mowers Chainsaw Sales and Service CIin'Ion and Poulan -, , 1 LEHMAN I 4- f' 'E' E if ggccuirlfmmaunugs gamma Suuppihqy Phone 82 - Wakarusa, Ind. Wakarusa Phone 82 Indiana YARIAN'S STUDIO Phone 24 I -J Wakarusa Indiana DRAKE'S JEWELRY Wakarusa, Indiana ELGIN, BULOVA AND WYLER WATCHES DIAMONDS. JEWELRY AND GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Repairing of AII Types Timepieces I-f4 Veal and PouI1'ry Packers . V ,. ,.: -1 '1 uv' .-L-QT - AE.. ' 7 A 'Q A f' WAKARUSA, INDIANA SIIIIIXI5 Wholesalers Poulfry, Eggs, and Bui-Ier Cusfom Slauglrlering and Curing STAHLY'S PRODUCE WAKARUSA, INDIANA PHONE 72 Brand Name 'For Eggs and Buffer Is SUNRISE CLEANERS -OORE'S INC. Serving EIIcI1arI' Counfy I FARMERS STATE BANK wYA1T, INDIANA X1 Q05 Q 5' Maxxmum O .., sxo,ooo as Z Insu ance 3 ,I For Ea 2, Depoul ' xp OA' . SHBEQ Congra+uIa+ions, Gradualing Class of I960 from Ilfme bank Ilwal offers more Ilwan money BARDAHL ' IQQ I Add I+ Io Your e-as and on V A JOHN HAHN ' , . I A I, Wakarusa, Indiana Phone 32 BARDAHLI E5 as B, Locaied Ifz Block Nor+I1 of Infersecfion of Roads 6 and 33 I , Bremen nf' PLETCHER SERVICE li ERNEST qemiei PLETCHER, Prop. Gas, Oils, Tires Sinclair ProcIuc'Is SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION IGNITION SERVICE One Mile Norrh on Highway I5 NEW PARIS INDIANA KEN NY'S SUPER MARKET A Modern Marker for Progressive Bremen IN BREMEN'S NEW SHOPPING PLAZA BREMEN INDIANA CompIimenIs of BOWERS DRIVE-IN GOSHEN INDIANA Feafuring I Burger in a BasI:e'I ' 1 ,K . Q IL- I I f .442-'I 1 . -. f A gf 'fi -- '? . I X ' T'T - ' I l J I I rs -1 1 I-, F J I- I HERFF JONES CO. ManufacI'uring Jewelers and SI'a'Iioners I40I-I429 Nor+h Capiiol Ave. INDIANAPOLIS 7. IND. I House I 3 Ace Hardware of 5 ,.. ...J FurniI'ure Brand Carpefs Names Dry Goods since la93 Appliances NAPPANEE Q !' 5 f - . N X MIDWEST RECORDING CO. Hi-FideIiIy Recording for AII Occasions - Tape - Disc Phone Dunlap 5-4547 LETHERMAN MOBIL SERVICE I Lubricafion, Tires. BaH'eries Goodrich Tires PHONE 64 WAKARUSA L3 ' SIGMUND sons, INC. 6 5 T Indiana's Finesl' Jewelers -' eos:-IEN X ' o. ain v D IZELIEHAIIST 4I3 So. Main z , ,f Yi i Compllmenls X I - HOUSE OF HARTER IncIiana's Headquarlers for SporI's and Sporfswear HARTER BLDG. GOSHEN. INDIANA Folks on The Go-Go Yellowslone I6', l9', 24', Travel Coaches YELLOWSTONE COACH C0 WAKARUSA, INDIANA WINDSOR MOBILE HOMES, INC. BRISTOL. IND. ELKHART COUNTY FARM BUREAU Co-Operative Association, Inc. The Largesi, Oldesf, and MOs'l' Compleie Farm Supply Cenier in Ellcharl' Coun+y NAPPANEE - GOSHEN - BRISTOL BREMEN STATE BANK BREMEN, INDIANA Serving This Communify for 84 Years Q 5, Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corpora'l'ion S3 'A Member Federal Reserve Sysiem ,GQ 15 II ill, CHICAGO I' I f A TELEPHONE SUPPLY If CORPORATION ay ELKHART, INDIANA Supplies PHONE 265 COngra1'ula+ions Fr HUNSBERGER SUPPLY Plumbing and Healing Om Walcarusa Indiana : Zwdwgleuning ' f a'l1 JN? A f3LfANfR5 I'L-AUNUHY ,Ill0. 'W If ' 9 4X r bw A-Z' 1' Zwzw For I-IeaI'rI1y School Days- GOOD FOOD Enjoy Wray's Fine Ice Cream. WRAY'S ICE CREAM CO. l2I7 Main SI. If I ELKHART, INDIANA 0 31:0 . .A-1ZE?51EE3HEEIE5H3E31f15 A nz.--1.L-.1.--:..-u.,nI.-1..,iu.- I-115'ZH-1i11'11Xr11ug1i1w1idf :2152E17i11 n'E:-'Bunk- '---11 :X-221121:gixuaHI1'ifffI - ' PFEIFFER'S GARAGE lou RAILROAD STREET Wakarusa Ind. Phone 93 KI ow' 'c Phone Goshen 3-2 I 6 I M THEi1?IiiILI:FURNITURE co PANY, INC. GOSHEN, INDIANA o' 'Q E oy B Q fn I9 AL 81 JERRY'S MOBIL SERVICE 304 W. PiIre Sf. B U RG E RIS PRi+3'nIJ34-o6o?TITbI3g' DAIRY STORES, INC. MILK ' wiih all +I1e cream Iefi' in I CompIimen'l's of COLD STORAGE Fresh Meais ocker Service - Frozen Foods VICTOR RADER DAN BONTRAGER VIC'S BARBER SHOP WAKARUSA INDIANA GOSHEN INDIANA Compliments of SOI-TER rnl I' Fun:'aI Dxeeior GOSHEN INDIANA Ambulance Service PHONE 572 or 642 NEW PARIS DR. AND MRS. DICK 81 MARY'S THOMAS LANTZ LAKEVIEW RESTAURANT Qpi-Omen-ist 44II CASSOPOLIS RD. GOSHEN INDIANA EIIcharI' Indiana Complimenis +o Seniors GOSH EN of '60 IMPLEMENT co., INC WAKA CAFE , YOU' Iniernahonal HarvesI'er PHONE 9I03 Dealer Wakarusa Indiana GOSHEN 'NDIANA C0mP'ime +S of SNYDER'S STUDIO HOSTETLER Weddings in FLOOR COVERING Church, S'I'ucIio, and Home Carpe?-Linoleum-Tile BIacIK and Whife Dis+inc+ive Floor Covering and Color Finishing S h M ' d PI H1 G.:':e:.2.4.am OFTRA'T5 INDIANA 21.'z55.1E:.,SriD'1':r,213 270 Complimenis of 3 V MOTHER'S ,E L0 5 DRIVE-IN VIRGIL M. WELDY w NAPPANEE, INDIANA me - Amo - Fire IX Insurance XX I S H b TELEPHONE so XX L? uper 6:51 urgers Wakarusa Indiana ee Thick Malfs and Shakes Pizzas Com:1a+uIKoniAiTT:ER Every+hing Musical . . . S ' Since I905 81 SON TEMPLIN'S Massey-Ferguson 308 5- Main Farm Machinery and Repairs PHONE 88 WAKARUSA, IND. ELKHART. INDIANA AUTO CLINIC CompIeI'e RacIiaI'or Repairing and Recoring Firesfone Tires CompIimenI's NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE NAPPANEE, INDIANA GOSHEN INDIANA Phone I3 Four Genera+ions of :T SNYDER'5 MasI'er Cra'I'I'smansI1ip MEN'S SHQP FLUTES AND PlccoLos Agfvs Mens Apparel GEMEINHARDT CO. ..,,,, f. ,HAT Trade wf+h 'S +I1e Boys ' INC. ea ou '26 s. M a S+. Ph e KE 3.5630 ELK'i-lAizT',9lNDiiI'NA GOSEIEN INDIANA WHEN. KEIFER 1 J THE OLYMPIA TV I CANDY KITCHEN Appliances Homemade Candies Sales and Service Ice Cream Wakarusal Indiana Corner of Main and CIin+on PHONE 77 GOSHEN, INDIANA Cbsillil f 'D NAPPANEE 11+-40 H , H KJ GREENHOUSE GO. lndlans X Flowers by Wire Complimenfs of 70mm P'-one wb A 8. w DRIVE-IN iq Wwe GOSHEN INDIANA NAPPANEE INDIANA ROSEN BROS. EIIcharI's Exclusive Sfore for Men and Young Men CIo+I1ing, Furnishings, Sporfswear 424 So. Main S+. ELKHART, INDIANA Congrafulafions From LEWI E'S Bi-Rife Super Markei' I600 E. Marlrei' Sf. NAPPANEE INDIANA EZ GAS, INC. Bulk and BoH'Ie Nor Jus+ Gas bu+ Service GOSHEN, IND. Phone 6-252I FIDLER Sand and Gravel Ready Mix Concre'I'e GOSHEN INDIANA Com pIimenI's of OSCAR E. MUTTI Your Oil Man Since I926 CLIPP AUTO SUPPLY Every+I1ing for 'I'I1e AuI'o I55 W. Marlcei' S+. PHONE 83 NAPPANEE, IND BREMEN INDIANA PEZ AND MM 1 'f Your John Deere Complimenis of 'Dear' KLINES BURKHOLDER GOSHEN. INDIANA IMPLEMENT SALES Clafhing Headquarfers NAPPANEE INDIANA for Modern Siudenfs Phone P582 La+es+ Fashion Feaiure-d DR. H. C. HIGGASON DR. STAN WARNER Op'Iome+ris+s 4I4 S. Main Sfreef Telephone 2-4497 ELKHART, INDIANA NAPPAN EE ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE The Kiichen CiIy NAPPANEE, INDIANA DAVCO CompIe+e Liquid Fer+iIizer W. R. GRACE 81 CO. Davison Chemical Co. Division PHONE 275 Wakarusa Indiana Congra+uIa+ions 'Io Seniors THE STERLING BRASS FOUNDRY, INC. Brass, Bronze and Aluminum Casfings I640 S'IerIing Avenue ELKHART INDIANA Phone Ja-2-5205 Besi' of Luck Class of '60 BUNGALOW GARDENS A Good Place +o EaI ' RACE VIEW FLORISTS I 305 Wilson Avenue GOSHEN INDIANA . A ..... A GOSHEN INDIANA '.:: 'if' f- f Congra+uIaI'ions CompIimen+s of +0 Class of 60 WARFEL OWEN B- I-EQNARD PLUMBING AND HEATING Attorney 'NC- WAKARUSA INDIANA '029 Som' Mm ELKHART INDIANA Congraiulaiions YQDER BROS., INC. SESPLTQEJQ FSKEIIIRE BaiIii'EBv2Tf JOLLIE AND 3jjg'gNCES for 8. TEEN snap Wakarusa Indiana Phone 4I-7 Wakarusa, Indiana XXX I ff Congrarularions, Seniors 3 i f LoulsE's BEAUTY SHOPPE PHONE 80 Wakarusa Indiana 5 84 WAKARUSA INDIANA Congrafulaiions 'Io 'I'he Class of '60 From CompIimen+s of LEHMANS DR. AND MRS. SERVICE STATION EDW. EICHENBERGER Sinclair Producfs PHONE 60 PHONE 26' l Wakarusa Indiana Wakarusa Indiana SERVICE PRESS CORPORATION Prinrers Fine Offsei' Since I927 LeH'erpress I005 N. Nappanee Sf. ELKHART, INDIANA Phone JA-3-0800 REX BATTERIES, INC. Big Enough 'ro Serve You Small Enough Io Know You GOSHEN. IND. PHONE 3l5II 4. Q r4?7 ' SERVICE PRESS PRINTERS Fine Offsei' Since I927 LeH'erpress I62I Wesf Beardsley Avenue ELKHART, INDIANA Phone: JAcIcson 3-0800 EIIchar'r's Largesf SI'ore for Men and Boys GOLDBERG'S Es'rabIishecI in I 874 ELKHART INDIANA ,rf 'N I CompIimenI's of CONKEY .IEWELER 5I3 Soufh Main Readymade Sfeps Iron Railings Sepfic Tanks Dry Wells CONCRETE STEP CO. III6 N. Nappanee S'I'. ELKHART, INDIANA ELKHART INDIANA Ph. 3-3926 Edward A. Chrisfian Res. Ph. 3-I896 Congra'I'uIa'I'ions Complimenis of Class of '60 THE COMPLIMENTS ADAMS-WESTLAKE WEAVEWSNIZATCHERY CO. ' ELKHART INDIANA WaIcaruIQIaIoNE 75IncIiana ug 0444? RAY's HEATING 8. GAS AV APPLIANCE sERvlcE BOWER STREET BARBER SHOP 7I9 Bower Sfreef Phone JA 3-2I3I ELKHART INDIANA 0 o Nga I502 U.S. 33 Wesi' GOSHEN INDIANA Coleman HeaI'ing HamiII'on Washers and Dryers CompIimen+s of LANTZ BARBER SHOP Complimenfs of WESTERN Q RUBBER COMPANY WAKARUSA INDIANA STATE FARM INSURANCE Aufo, Life, Fire, 80-20 Collision HUFFS ff,ii . FURNITURE I V' J! FUNERAL HOME A' s ' Th' c '+ I - ?::Il'm3verIs8O cingglgll Y g,a!I,i?,i3IT 398 Se?:vheP1ris BREMEN 'NDMNA CLARENCE L. MISHLER 209 N. Main Goshen Complimenfs of CHET'S GARAGE HECKAMAN'S Aufo, Truck, Trac'l'or Service Phone 490 Phone - Walcarusa - 7I6-J Wholesale Refail GOSHEN R.R. 9495 INDIANA NAPPANEE INDIANA alumni E ?'N-A SOUTHWEST wouunvmns COUNTRY GROCERY Sou+I'1wes+ Corner of Sfage Road II9 and Counfy Roe 40 Where You Can Come R.F.D. No. 3 GOSHEN INDIANA as You Are Finesi' in Farm Machinery WELDY EQUIPMENT COMPANY 2If2 Miles Norfh of Nappanee NAPPANEE. INDIANA SUNSET MOBILE HOMES Manufaciurers of Ihe Phone R-542 . Fmesi' Travel Trailers ' VER - 'S -I Phone 54847 D I I Q 3 2-5,31 Hilti - un ap - A R.R. is GOSHEN -' fi' ' II-, ., Q- LOYAL K. LOUCKS KACY'S Sinclair Producis DisI'riIouI'or COACH COMPANY PHONE ,O WAKARUSA, INDIANA DeSo'I'o Chrysler S . ' ' PIymouI'h Corp. pecnaIls+s m Sales Mohr Travel Trailers am? Pam Service PHONE 86 NAPPANEE INDIANA JACOB MAURER 8: SONS MANUFACTURERS OF Air-Sealed Concreie Burial VauI+s Pre-Cas'I' Concrere Sepric Tanks OUR SIXTIETH YEAR Aricarved Diamonds Wafches - Silverware CHAMBERLIN'S JEWELRY I2I Wesi' PIymouI'h Phone Liber'I'y 6-557I Wakarusa Indiana BREMEN INDIANA CompIimen+s Besf Wishes Io Class of '60 SCHERER'S STANDARD JUDD SERVICE sTATloN DRUG STORES Phone 267 ELKHART, WARSAW, GOSHEN ,line a arm n iam ' ' ,, Zme Q W I ROAD I9 I d STANDARD Mr. Jima ! Farmall Trac+ors Farm lmplemenis Paris and Service GRAGG EQUIPMENT COMPANY 505 Souih Main Sfreei' NAPPANEE, INDIANA CompIimen'I's of WYATT LOCKER PLANT Newiown 3-27l5 and JOHNSON'S GENERAL STORE Newfown 3-2475 WYATT INDIANA Phone 69 Qi KY LET US DO YOUR WDRRYING r, R' rpg A , A A GLEN e. BIXLER H555 BROS' 'I INSURANCE SERVICE Case Farm Machinery All Type, Harves'I'ore of Insurance 204 Wesf Lincoln Avenue Phone 3-I363 Goshen Indiana FORAKER, INDIANA Phone-New Paris 87I PIPPENGER TV 81 SERVICE Webcor Hi-Fi Se'I's Tops in Values Fines+ in Mobile Homes COMPLIMENTS PAUL'S MOBILE-HOME SALES PHQNE 40-W u.s. Na. 33 wee af Ci+y Limifs Wakarusa Indiana GOSHEN INDIANA Complimenfs fo Seniors of '60 WAKARUSA DRY CLEANERS DEMEYER PACKING COMPANY Veal, Pork, Beef, Cold Meafs and Sausage Cusfom Slaughfering WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phone 368 Wakarusa Indiana HYMN-TIME RECORD CLUB For Ihe nourishmeni' of ihe never-dying spirii' of man. 3003 SouI'h Main S+. CompIimenI's of LEONARDS HARDWARE Phone 282 GOSHEN. INDIANA , Wakarusa Indiana CAROL M. YODER - MARIE A. YODER Phone Keysfone 3-5386 LETI IERMAN'S THE ELKHART BRIDGE 8: IRON CO. 929 N. Michigan S+ree+ ELKHART. INDIANA S+ruc'IuraI and Warehouse SI'eeI SUPER DOLLAR MARKET f' r W Q M I 0 'Y We , Wakarusa I 'l Indmna THE KIDDIES KLOTHES SHOP The ChiIdren's SI'yIe Cenfer I26 Wes+ Franklin SI'ree+ ELKHART. INDIANA Phone JA-2-268I Qualify CIoI'hes for Girls and Boys from Infanfs fo GARMAN BROS. LUMBER CO., INC. Big Enough Io Serve You No'r Too Big 'ro Know You Road 33 a+ Plymoufh Avenue Size I4 Phone Keysfone 3-5484 we GIFT. WRAP FREE GOSHEN 'ND'ANA ESHLEMAN CINDERELLA SHOP Foremosi' Feminine Fashions 42I SO. MAIN - ELKHART I09 NO. MAIN - MISHAWAKA MACHINE SHOP General Repair Work Welding Phone 327 WAKARUSA INDIANA CompIimen'I's of HONEY CRUST BAKERY, INC. Your Home Service Bakery III Easi' Jefferson SI'ree'I' GOSHEN. INDIANA Phone 32 I 55 SALES SERVICE NAPPANEE IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY CO. New Holland Balers New Idea Farm Equipmeni' Easf on U.S. 6 Phone 38II NAPPANEE, INDIANA MILLER'S RESTAURANT Goshen's Mosi' Famous Eafing PIace I I7 SOUTH MAIN Open 6 A.M.-I A.M. Sunday 8 A.M.-8 P.M. Woodworking Shop Cusiom Work Free Es'I'ima'Ies F. L. MYERS R.D. 5 Goshen, Indiana Ki+chen and Corner Cupboards Wardrobes, Screens and SI'orm Windows, EI'c. Phone Wakarusa 7I9-J 4 Miles Wesi' of WaI'erford Complimenfs of Con9gL:?Il? f65o Ihe WYATT STEWART'S DRUG srone LUMBER AND COAL REXALL DRUGS CO. mwns Phone NE+own 3-3405 WYATT, INDIANA Wakarusghone 87 Indiana Congra+uIa+ions. Class of '60 kai! J COMPLIMENTS ' 4? uw E GOSHEN MOLD AND TOOL '-fo LKHART co.. INC. aes s I I PACKING GOSHEN, INDIANA COMPANY I CONGRATULATIONS +o I'he Class of '60 from vmeu. HENSCHEN I W S+ancIard OiI Ageni' Phone 274 WAKARUSA INDIANA Qfen G.acfQ' 9' 'Q PucKE'r'r's MARKET Specializing in ,H Fresh Frul+s and Vegeiables - V Phone4774-W IV2 Miles Norfh of Wakarusa on S+aI'e Highway I9 Thanks to Our Advertisers 3' ,,-f. ,. ?'?'? 'af --.. .,3'PV - -- Ib S 1, '.Q' 'LJ-5 1 2 K ,. ,av -5' ., - ,- 2- ' W . -.. , .K . , -. W wh. ' ' , Q, 15 h -s ' . L 'fi ' ' , vi' . -qs,-1 -Y , . ,- . as, -- -ie- , :SEK , - L.-h , ., mia 'F-'L 'NN' ' 4- 9' L 1, FTW m .v , -1-ai .xx-Nix 'N it ,sm 'QA 'Lt' M- -,- ... -. ,- ,.'l:, . .. iv , 5 ' -., ,j-R gmffl 'Qi ' K H- -. - -..ss S 1. .AN-M K x 0 fs . Q L 5 fs. , -..,, wi, x A-M, , '- Q., .N . K I I sf - . ' ' 1... , ff 'M K , A -:W W..- -M., W, ,,,Y'ma,,.,Wfn.,muL .Nm W'-Hwy, M.