Warsaw High School - Tiger Yearbook (Warsaw, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1958 volume:

OUR BELOVED PRINCIPAL JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY His hearty handshake, his genuine interest in all our problems and in our welfare, his cheerful, jovial presence among us, his leadership to that beyond ourselves, his sterling character, his friendship—these we shall miss in a way beyond our ability to express. But his influence upon our lives will remain a living monument through all our years. 1 By courtesy of IRMA ZOIMAN'S BEAUTY SH MARSH FOODIINER CONTENTS FACULTY .................... 7 SENIORS ................... 13 ACTIVITIES ................ 35 SPORTS .................... 69 DIVISIONS.................. 87 UNDERCLASSMEN .............Ill By courtesy of AMERICAN LEGION MOOSE LODGE DEDICATION TIGER DEDICATION We, the class of 1958, wish to dedicate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Reece, whose cheerful smile has brightened the lives of all who have met you. You, as our junior class sponsor, worked so diligently in making our prom one of the most successful ever. We greatly appreciate the guidance and understanding that you have offered to each and every one of us. Therefore, Mrs. Reece, we shall always remember you, and we are happy and proud to dedicate our 1958 Tiger to you. THORNBURG DRUG CO., INC. By courtesy of FREE METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE WARSAW HIGH Here's to a high school we all know so well. The clang of each locker, the ring of each bell. We rush out and leave it with gladness, and yet The days we have spent here we'll never forget. We think often of parties, of games, and of dances; We cherish the memory of high school romances. Tests, troubles, and blunders—yes, there were a few; But I wouldn't trade it all for the world—would you? Our minds form in crystal the joys that have grown From the fun we have had, from the friends we have known. The crystal grows diamond as the years add their glow And sparkles as sunshine on fresh winter snow. When we are troubled and the future looks gray. We'll look back and remember one trouble-free day When life was as free as the summertime sky In our bundle of memories of old Warsaw High. By Phil Eggers TIGER Editor Sabra Menzie Assistant Editors Nancy Morgan Carol Anderson Sue VanCuren Business Sally Erwin Margret Frush Portrait Pat Freeman Carolyn Rice Jean Shue Photographer Nanette Pratt Mike Ringer STAFF Art Susan Todd Lana Fawley Judy Kinch Literary Zoann Sleighter Paul Storm Flora Todd Circulation Sheila LaGarde Jean Lemler Bill Huffer Jeanne Zolman Typists Laura Rodgers Diane Derry Kathleen Leeper By courtesy of RODEHEAVER COMPANY OVERMYER MOTOR CO., INC. Mr. Miner, president; Mr. Hall, � ocrotary; Mr. Delp, treasurer; Mr. Burl, superintendent. ADMINISTRATION Miss Lucas, secretory to Mr. Burt; Mrs. Shoup, bookkeeper; Mrs. Mulcohy, secretory to Mr. Riley. By courtesy of ROBERT HAIL AGENCY DERRY AUTO BODY SHOP ROBERT STAFFORD A. B. Wabash College M.A. Indiana University Library FREDERICK OLDS B. P.A. Ohio Wesleyan U. M.A. Columbia University Art FACULTY MARGARET ANN VOIROl B.M. DcPauw University M,A. Columbia University Vocal Music MILDRED PETRIE A.B. Asbury College M.A. Peabody University Speech MARIE LOVE A.B. Manchester College M.A. Columbia University Commerce TOMALINE WITHAM B.S. Purdue University Home Economics By courtosy of JOHN COOK EQUIPMENT KOSCIUSKO CO. CO-OP Warsow, Packorton, Pierceton FACULTY GILES HOFFER B.P.E. Mississippi U. M.A. Mississippi U. History DELMAR BUNNEU B.S. Ball State Teachers Collego Government MAMIE BRADDOCK A.B. Ottenbein College M.A. Columbis University English FAYTH LAWSON 8.A. 8ryan University English DAVID BURKE B.P.E. Purdue University Mathematics and Science ESTHER PFLEIDERER A.B. Manchester College M.A. Purdue University Mathematics By Courtesy of SEAR'S ROEBUCK and Co. S.S. SUB DEB FORREST CROOP B.S. Purdue University Shop LOWELL KNOOP M.S.A. Purdue University B.S.A. Purdue Unlvorslty Science and Shop ELIZABETH ROBINSON, R.N. B.S. Boll State Toochers Collego Physical Education MARY REECE A.B. Manchester Collego M.A. Ball State Teachers College Homo Economics FACULTY JACQUES CRAPUCHETTES B.A. Groce Collego Mathematics JESSE DELOE A.B. Indiana University French By courtesy of WARSAW RADIO CO., INC. WESTMINSTER'S DINING ROOM IRENE SAUNDERS B.A. Florida State U. Commercial JAMES W. RILEY B.S. Manchester Colloge M.S. Indiana University Principal FACULTY WILLIAM GOSHERT M.A. Boll State Teachers Colloge Physical Education Commerce HOWARD BOCK A.B. Manchester College M.S. Indiana University Safety, Health, Driver's Training BAZIL OREILLEY A.B. Indiana Central College Band LEE N. THORN A.B. Wabash College Attendance By courtesy of WARSAW PLATING WORKS, INC. RELIABLE BUILDERS. INC. SENIORS Our class officers have guided us through a year of school. They have worked and planned for all us. They have faced responsibility. debt . Motto The price o greatness is responsibility. Officers President .................Tom VanOsdo Vice President.................Greg Zvick Secretary .................. .Judy Schutz Treasurer ................DerriW WoWins P ov er Pink Carnation Co or Pink White RONNIE LEE ANDERSON Andy Baseball Baseball 1,2,3; Cross-Country 4; Basketball 3,4. Dove, Jerry, Steve. Carol. Lily Mae, Ronnie SENIORS By courtesy of LAKE CITY ELECTROPLATING, INC. (R. E. Morgan) JOHN BERRY ElSupremo Engineering Bond 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country I; Football 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4, Cond. 3,4; Pep Band 2,3.4; Intramural 1,2,3,4. MAX E. BOLINGER Boie Teaching Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2.3,4; Stu-dent Council 2.3,4; Boys' State 3. JANET BOYER Jan Teaching Bible Club 2,3,4; Band I. JAMES BREADING Breed Business LEON BROWN Football 1,2,3; Basketball Leon Businoss 1,2; Track 1, Track Manager Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3. 2,3,4; Choir 1.2,3,4, Officer 4. By courtesy of ZIMMER MANUFACTURING CO. REBECCA L CAMPBELL Becky Secretary Bond 1,2,3; GAA 1, FHA 1, 0.0. 4. RONALD D. CARPER Ron Machines! Trock 2.3,4; Cross-Country 4; Stage Crew 2,4. DAVID CASTALDI Dave Business-law Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Debate 3,4; N.F.L. 3,4; D.A.R. History Award; Class Play 3,4; Latin Club 1.2, Pres. 2; Dram. Club 3,4; Veep 3.4. JOY ENETE CROW Joy Airline Hostess GAA 4; NFA 4; Thespian 3; Choir I; Chorus 2; Spanish Club I; Senior Ploy 4; Philo-thoa 2,3,4; Speech Award 3. Ronnie, Joy, Judy. Becky, Doug, Dave SENIORS JUDITH ELLEN COOK Cookie Teacher FHA 1.2.3.4, GAA 1.2.3,4, Off. 3, Latin Club 1,2; Philo-thea 1,2,3,4, Off. 4; Thespian 3; Speech Award 3; Junior Ploy 3; Ex Llbrls 4; Choir I. DOUG DALZIEl Red Navy Trock 1.2; Football 1.2. � By courtesy of ANDERSON GREENHOUSE JOHN WINFRED DAVIS, Jr. Botch Coach Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Trock 1.2.3.4; Safe Driving Award 3; Jr. Floy Stoge Crew 3; Sr. Play Stage Crew 4; Band 1. Nancy, lano, Diano, Solly, Phil, John 1958 DIANE DERRY Diane Teaching Hi Times 3; Tiger Staff 4; Jr. Achievement 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, Off. 3,4; Chorus 1.2; Choir 3,4, Officer 4. PHILIP EGGERS Phil Science Choir 2,3,4, Officor 4; Operetta 4; N.F.L. 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Debato 3; Latin Club IA Class Play 3; Party Committee 4. SAUY ERWIN Sos Merchandiser FHA 1.2,3.4, Ex Libris 4, GAA 1,2,3; Class Play 4; Jr. Achievement 2,3,4; High Times 4; Tigor 4; N.F.L. 3,4; Debate 3. NANCY S. ENGLE Nancy Business FHA 2.3.4, Art Club 3; Office Help I; Librarian Award 3. LANA FAWLEY Lano Int. Decoration fHA 1.2,3.4; GAA 1.2.3; Art Club 3.4, Officer 3; Party Committeo 4, Hi Times 4; Tiger Staff 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Thespian 3, Off. 3,4. By courtesy of MENZIE MOTOR SALES MIKE FITZPATRICK Fltz Forestry Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4. GALA MAE FOCKIER Gay” Secretarial Work Latin Club 1,2; Phllathea 1.2. 3.4, N.F.L. 3,4; Ex tibris 4, Officer 4; Shorthand Award 3; Typing Aword 2; Speech Award 3. Mike, Galo, Pat, Margaret. Dick, Bob SENIORS PATSY JANE FREEMAN Pat Hair Stylist Band 1.2,3,4, Officer 4; Ex Ubris 3,4; HI Time� Staff 4; Tiger Sfoff 4; Social Committee 4. MARGARET FRUSH Morgret Beautician GAA 1,2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3.4; Tiger 4; Chorus 2. By courtesy of TIMES UNION KATHLEEN NORRIS GIBSON Kathy Teaching Tri-HI-Y 1, Y-Teem 1, Handicraft 2; Librarian 4. Gone, Norman, Judy, Stevo, Kathleen, Martin 1958 JUDITH ANN GILLAM Judy t Missionary FHA 1.2,3,4. Off. 3,4, N.F.l. 3,4, Off. 4, Ex Librls 3.4, Off. 4, Miss Courtesy 3, Thespian 3, Off. 3, Latin Club 1,2, Class Play 3,4, Typing Award 3, County Congress 3, Studont N.F.L. District Congress 4, Doboto 4. GENE GOSSMAN Meatball Technician Trampoline, Crusader Club, Office, Swim Award 2. NORMAN GRIFFIN Norm Engineering Jr. Achievement 3,4. MARTIN GRISSO Martin Business Band 1,2,3,4, Typing Award 3. TOMMY HECKMAN Tom Therapy Boskotball 2, Wrestling 2; Intramural Swimming 1. By courtesy of LAKE CITY BANK ROBERT F. HOLBROOK Fred Bond 1,2; Football 1.2,3.4, Basketball 1.2.3; Baseball 2.3.4, Trock I. CHARLES HOLLAR 'Charlie Engineering Class President 2.3, Student Council 2.3, Basketball 1.2. 3.4, Cross-Country 3.4, Football 1,2, Baseball 3.4, HI Times 3.4, Boys' State 3. By courtesy of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bill, Millicent, Bernio, Toki, Boverly, Gaylord 1958 MILLICENT HORN Millie Teaching Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Typing Award 2; N.F.L. 3j Hi Time 4. WILLIAM D. HUFFER Bill Teaching N.F.L. 3.4, Bond 1,2.3,4, Of-ficer 4, Football Monoger 2,3; Pep Band 4, Tiger Staff 4, Football 1, Cla � Ploy 3,4. BEVERLY INGALLS Bov Home Economic Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Clou Play 3, The plan 3; HI Time 4. GAYLORD JOHNSTON Gay Engineering Band 1,2,3,4; Manogor 4. BERNARD R. KAIM Bernio Tool Die TAKEHIKO KATAOKA Toki Oporetta 4, Choir 4. By courtesy ol WALTER'S ORUG STORE MERTIE LOU KEMPER Mertie low Nursing FHA 1,2,3.4; Ex Llbris 3.4. Officer 4; Philathea 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Shorthand Award 3. JUDY KINCH Judy Beautician FHA 1,2.3,4, Off. 4; GAA 1,2; Art Club 3.4, Officer 4; Ex Llbris 4, Hi Times 3,4; Tiger Staff 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4, J.A. Officer 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. LESTER KNOUFF les Auto Mechanic Band 1,2,3; D.O. 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4. Donna, Ed, Mertie, Lester, Judy SENIORS DONNA KLIEVER Donna Nursing Ex Llbris 4; FHA 4; Philathea 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2. DENNIS EDWARD KNOX Ederd Teaching Track 2,4; Cross-Country 3; N.F.L. 3,4, Officer 4; Dra-matics Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Intramural Basketball; Debate 4, By courtesy of HOME FURNITURE MART Janice, Jeon, Sheila, Roberta. Kathleen, Bob 1958 JANICE ANN LAMBERT Punky Business Chorus 2; FHA 1.2.3.4, Off. 4; Art Club 3; Thespian 3,4. KATHLEEN CAROL LEEPER Kathi Secretory Band 1,2,3,4; Tiger Staff 4, Latin Club 2. ROBERT KOEDYKER Bobo Service Football 1.2,3,4, Capt., Basketball 1.2.3, Track 1.2, Class Play 3. SHEILA LA GARDE Shell Nursing FHA 1.2.3.4, Band 1,2,3, Hf Timos Staff 4, Tiger Staff 4, Jr. Achievement 3,4, J.A. Officer 3,4, Holl Monitor 4, Dramatics Club 3. ROBERTA LAMEY Berty Nursing Band 1.2,3.4, Bible Club 4. JEAN LEMLER Um Art GAA 1,2.3.4; FHA 1.2, Class Play 4, Hi Times 3,4, Tiger Staff 4; Ex LibrU 4, Art Club 3.4, Jr. Achievement 3.4, Girls Chorus 1,2.3; Latin Club 1. By courtesy of ARMSTRONG AND ASSOCIATES Koy. Wally. Sabra, Trumon, Barbara. Raymond SENIORS KAY ANN MARTIN Kay Dental Hygiene FHA 1.2,3,4, Off. 4, Ex llbris 3.4; N.F.L 3.4, Choir 2,3,4, Officer 4, Hi Times Staff 3,4. ray McDonald Al Service Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4. SABRA MENZIE Sobe Teaching FHA 1,2,3.4; Officer 4, GAA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3.4, Tiger 4, Editor, N.F.L 3.4. Officer 4, Closs Play 3,4; Thespian 3. Officer 3; Hi Times 3; Social Commlttoo 4, Ex Llbris 4, Girls' State; Latin Club 1,2. By courtesy of CENTRAL SHOE CO. Dennis. Jerry, Jerry, Dale, Orvol, Bill 1958 JERRY MEYER Meyer law Football 2,4, Baseball 3,4; Cross-Country 3; Class Play 3; Intramural 2,3,4. DENNIS MILLER Denny Engineering Basketball Manager 1; Alternate Boys' State 3. DALE D. MILLINGTON Curly” Tool and Dyo Band 1,2; Stage Crew 3,4. By courtesy of ELK'S CLUB LARRY EDWARD MOMEYER Lorry Electronics Bible Club 2; Projector Op-erotor 2.3; Spotlight Operator 2.3. MICHAEL J. MOORE Mike Engineering Latin Club; Science Club; Football 1.2.3; Boys' State.-Achievement Tests — Latin, Stote 1,2; Moth—Regional 3. NANCY MORGAN Noncy Merchandising FHA 1.2.3,4; GAA 1.2; Tiger Staff 4; Thespian 3; Art Club 3; Jr. Achievement 3. BILL MURRAY Bill Engineering Exchange Student 3; Closs Officer 3,4; Choir 2.3; Latin Club 1.2. Off. 2; N.F.L. 4. Officer 4; Cross-Country 2.3; Class Ploy 3,4. Dove, Mike, Bill, Larry, Nancy, and Gary SENIORS GARY EDWARD MORROW Gory Navy DAVE O. NYE Dove State Police Football 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2, Intramurol 1.2.3,4; Jr. Achievement 4, Off.; Basketball 1,2. By courtesy of MURPHY MEDICAL CENTER, INC. Nanette, Mickey, Martha, Lorry. Carol, Jo 1958 MARTHA PERRY Martha Dramatics N.F.l. 4, Officer 4; Thespian 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Ploy 3,4; English Contest 3; Girls' Stote 3; HI Times 4; Scienco Club 2; Typing Award 2; Speech Award; N.F.L. Stu-donf Congress 4, NANETTE L PRATT Non Nursing GAA 1,2,3,4, Off. 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; N.F.L. 3,4, Officer 4; Class Play 3,4; Party Committee 3,4; Hi Times Staff 4; Tiger Stoff 4; Thespian 3; Drivor Training Conference; Delogatc 2; Latin Club 1,2. By courtesy of GATKE CORPORATION JONNA RAPP Shorty Nursing FHA 1,2. CAROLYN REED Carolyn Business FHA 4; GAA 1,2.3; HI Time 4; Thespian 3. Jonna, Laura, Lourence, Carolyn, Mike. Carolyn SENIORS CAROLYN RICE Carolyn Retailing Choir 1.2.3.4; Council 4; GAA 1,2,3,4. Off. 4; FHA 1.2,3; N.F.L. 4; HI Time 3.4; Operetta 4; Play Cost 4; Tiger Staff 4; Octet 3; Ex Llbris 4; Latin Club 1.2. DOUGLAS M. RINGER Pinky Auto Body Work Football 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2. 3,4, Officer 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Projectionist 2.3; Trock 1; Pep Band 2.3.4; Basketball Mgr. I; Class Play 3,4; Tiger Staff 4; Thespians 3. By courtesy of TEXACO DISTRIBUTOR, O. S. MILLER MARY ELLEN RULE Mary Commercial Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Ex Libris 4. Mary. Carol, Bob, Judy, Jack, Trudi 1958 CAROL ANN SAYLER Carol Annie Business Leesburg H.S. 1,2.3; Band 1,2,3, Officer 3; Chorus 1,2.3, Class Secrotary 1,2,3; Class Ploy 3; Office Girl 4; Jr. Achievement 4. JUDY SCHUTZ Schudy Nursing Choir 2.3,4, Officor 4; Octet 3, FHA 3.4, Officer 4, Ex Libris 3.4. Off. 4; Latin Club 1,2; Operetto 4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Chapol Committee 4; HI Times 3,4; Editor 4; Social Committee 3. By courtesy of O'REILLEY PIANO HOUSE DEAN SHIVELY Shiv Army Bosketboll 1.2.3,4, Footboll 1.2; Boseboll 2; Track 1,3.4; Cross-Country 3,4. JEAN SHUE Jean Merchandising FHA 1.2,3,4; Band 1.2; Tiger 4; Hi Times 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Art Club 3,4. Hugh, Jean, Diane, Doan, Zoann, Jim SENIORS By courtesy of LITCHFIELD CREAMERY CO. Marshall, Doe, Loretta, Flora, Susan, Paul 1958 PAUL C. STORM Rabbit Chemistry Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Hi Times 3,4; Tiger Staff 4; Baseball Manager 2,3,4; Rotary Essay Winner 3; Boys' State Alternate 3; Football Manager I; Typing Award 2. FLORA TODD flora Home Economics FHA 3,4; HI Times 4; Ex Libris 4; Tiger Staff 4; Phllothea 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Thespian 3. SUSAN TODD Hot, Toddy Teaching Tiger Staff 4; HI Times 4; FHA 3; GAA 4; FTA 4; Art Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Band 1j Class Play 3. By courtesy of THE DALTON FOUNDARIES, INC. SAUNDRA VAN CUREN Poppy” Nursing N.F.L. 3,4, Girls Stote Alternate, GAA 2,3, Officer 3; Latin Club 1,2; Ex libris 3,4, Off. 4, Thespian 3, Homecoming Queen Att. 4, HI Times 4, Social Committee 3. CONNIE S. VAN CUREN Sue Teaching Jr. Achievement 4; FHA 2.3.4; Typing Award 2; Tiger Staff 4, N.F.L. 3,4; Thospian 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Biblo Club 2,3; N.F.L. Student Congress 3. THOMAS VAN OSDOL Tom Professional Baskotball 1,2,3,4; Basoball 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 2,3,4; N.F.L. 3,4; Clou Officer 4; Latin Club 2; Exchange Student 3; Hi Times 3,4. DERRIll WOLKINS Otis Engineering Clou Officer 1,4; Boys' State Alternate; Typing Award 3. Tom, Gloria. Sue. Soundro, Otis. Jeanne SENIORS GLORIA WARREN Gloria Homemoker Latin Club 1,2. JEANNE ZOLMAN Neon Fashion Cheerleader 1,2,3.4, Copt. 4; FHA 3.4, Off. 4; Social Com. 3,4; Student Council 2,3.4, Off. 3.4; Art Club 3,4, Off 3.4; Ex Libris 3.4, N.F.L. 3, Trock Queen 3; Hi Times 3,4; Tiger Staff 4. 8y courtesy of FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES GREGORY J. ZUCK Zuddy Mini� tor Football 1,2.3.4; Trock 1.2, 3.4. Clou Officer 2.3.4; N.F.L. President; Bible Club—Pres. 3; Social Committee—Pros.; Clou Play 3,4; Boys' State— N. Officer. SENIORS OF 1958 We are the class of 58 , And this is the year we graduate. We will say good-by to you, But to W.H.S. we'll always be true. In years to come we'll never forget The football record we never set. Although our team didn't win every game. We had the ole' spirit just the same. We'll remember Otis ; he kept us gay. We're rather surprised they didn't make him stay. And Eggers was the brain in the class; With very high honors, they let him pass. We'll remember Kinch, the queen of our class; She was quite charming; oh, what a lass. Anderson, Fawley, and Morgan, too. Were all fine classmate, thru and thru. Sue Todd was clown all during the year; She'd giggle in class without any fear. Schutz and Van Osdol, a cute couple indeed; The same thing goes for Koedyker and Reed. We can't forget Castaldi; he was-debate king; Any girl would be proud to wear his class ring. Menzie was always as sweet as could be; She was witty, pretty, and smart; yes, all three Pratt was another as cute as a fairy. We are all wondering whom she will marry, lepp was a guy who had quite a physique; Oh, tell us, Wally, what was your technique? VanCuren and VanCuren, that was quite confusing,-Getting them mixed was sometimes amusing. Huffer and Murray were two real swell Bills. Joking and stories were their main skills. Hollar and Bolinger, in sports they did star; With all their ambition, they will go far. Fitzpatrick and Davis, they were stars, too. To hear their names often was nothing new. Rapp, Barton, and Saylor, though all three were small, Their sweet personalities will be remembered by all. These are but a few of the memories we'll cherish. Yes, our memories in high school will never perish. Sue VanCuren IN MEMORIAM Lester Knouff 1940 1957 34 A ' . THE MARCHING BAND The members of the Warsaw High School Band wish to express their sincere thanks to Mr. Bozil O'Reilley for his fine work as director of our band. Mr. O'Reilley attended high school at Bremen, Hammond, and Ligonier. He is a graduate of Indiana Central College, and for the past ten years he has been on the staff of the Indiana University Music Clinic. Mr. O'Reilley taught at the Avilla and Culver High Schools before coming to Warsaw in 1947. Mr. O'Reilley has been not only a director of the band but also a friend to every member. We can all be proud of our fine director who has been responsible for. championship marching and concert bands in Warsaw since 1947. 36 This year's Warsaw High School Band consisted of 81 members. The band could be seen marching in full uniform at all football games. The band's marching style was very captivating and spiced with various marching maneuvers. The band marched in the Lions parade, Santa Claus parade, Veterans' Day parade, and the Memorial Day parade. The band also presented their annual Mid-winter and Spring concerts. Other band activities included the County Band Festival, the band fish fry, candy sale, and solo and ensemble contest. This year's band officers were: John Berry, Pres.; Wally Lepp, 1st. Vice Pres.; Bill Huffer, 2nd Vice Pres.; Mike Ringer, 3rd Vice Pres.; Pat Freeman, Sec.; Bev Ingalls, Treas.; Mlllicent Horn, Librarian; Kathleen Leeper, Att. Officer. One of the biggest 1957-58 features was the band's appearance on WSBT-TV on January 26, 1958. The band again took a four-day band tour. WOODWINDS Martin Grisso, Dcnna Taylor, Barbara Ford, Linda Croop, Mike Ringor, Barbara Freeman Stevo Lo Count, Bill Huffer. BRASSES Paul Storm, Larry Brubaker, John Fores-man, Barry Ashton, John Berry, Donnis An-drews, Dick Moore, Roymond MacDonald. BRASSES Tom Kuhn, Larry Koser, Harry Ringer, Larry DoArmoy, Gary Knoufi, Don Pittengcr, Mllli-cent Horn, Ronnie Kay. JET WHITE STORE No. 2 DUNBAR INSURANCE CO. By courtesy of WOLFORD DRY CLEANERS CHINWORTH'S DRUMS Oove Melton, Sally Todd, Suzonne Rathbun, David luckenbill, Mary Ellen Johnston, Reo Moe Millington, Sue Hatfield, Betty Copeland. BRASSES Phyllss Garber, Bill Mitchell. Jerry Eaton, Jack Simpson, Sandra Adkinson, Priscilla Wolfe, Kothleen Paseka, Evelyn Tschetter. WOODWINDS Bevorly Ingalls. Kathryn Eggors, Judy Pritchard, Connio Throckmorton, Tom Snell, Marita Shoomakor, Pat Freeman. By courtesy of FRED S. WARD JEWELRY DAIRY QUEEN EDNA'S BEAUTY BASEMENT W ond W TRUCK STOP WOODWINDS Kathleen lecper, Mary Shue, Janice Croy, Morlys Heath, Mary Rule, Martha Perry, Martha Anderson, Betsy Steele. WOODWINDS BRASSES Serita Julian, Marta Wolgamuth, Larry Engle, Tim Snyder, Mallory De-derkk, Gaylord Johnston, Charolette Blue, Judy Hoffer. BRASSES WOODWINDS Zoann Sleighter, Sharon Pippenger, Carol Emmons, Phil Wilson, Undo Dykes, Lono Pinkerton, Roberta Lomey. John DoGood. By courtesy of STOKES BROS. HUMPTY DUMPTY BUNNY HUT DRIVE INN AND GRILL BRETHREN MISSIONARY HERALD BRASSES WOODWINDS Wally lepp, Judy Nagler, Bob Holbrook, Lynn Shipley, Max Hoyt. DRUM MAJORETTE Nancy O'Reilly By courtoty of ROBINSON SUPER MARKET FLAGPOLE SECURITY AND LOAN CO. FORD'S AUTO SUPPLY Barry STATE SOLO Nancy WINNERS CONCERT BAND Max CORNET TRIO: Wolly. Dal . Max. Slote Eruembl Winnera WOODWIND TRIO: Koty, Martha, B f� y. DRUM TRIO: Dav . Su i . Dov . CORNET DUET: Dal . Mox TROMBONE QUARTET: Borry, Dick, John, John. 43 CLARINET QUARTET: Nancy, B v, Ev lyn, Millie nt. Choir officer ! president, P. Egger ; Vice prevdont, J. Schuti; busine monoger. K. Mortln; odvorfUIng monoger, 0. Derry; council, S. Alfeld. J. Breading. C Rice. CHORAL DEPARTMENT Girl ' choru officer ! president, J. Dovls; adverting manager, R. Beigh; bu� ine � manog0r g Copeland 45 STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER By courtesy of 46 UNION TOOL CO. EX IIBRIS RINGER BODY SHOP MIKE HODGES National Forensic League ROW It J. Dovis, D. Casfoldi, N. Pratt, S. MenzieJ Byrd, S. Rathbun, S. Cripe, V. Witxonko, J. Hydol Marks, L. Carper, S. Erwin, M. Moore, B. WarrenJ Evans, B. Fishor, Mrs. Petrie. ROW 2: Miss Goben Whitenock, M. Perry, G. Fockter, J. Howard, L HeJ C. Bauman, E. Tschetter, M. Lockwood, J. Kelly, L. Ta S. Kintzel, B. Lomey, N. Alspough. I American Legion Oratorical Contestants Student Congress Beginners DRAMA Notional Forensic league Officer iOW 3: S. Von Curon, R. Autonrioth, B. Huffer, J. .ennon, S. Wolkor, J. Kelly, P. Gorfaor, J. Gillam, C. Hartle, B. Ashton, J. Simpson, G. Snyder. ROW 4: T. an Osdol, E. Joyner, G. Zuck, B. Murray, W. lepp, I.. Dirck, J. Hall, M. Ringer, H. Motiger, S. Brigonti, P. Eggers, D. Martin, H. Ringor. T. Kadooko, W. Nelson. Debate Squad—1958 Purdue University Speech Delegates MMa SENIOR CLASS PLAY Floronco. Sally Erwin, Mrs. Paddy, Jeon lender, Jeffery, Bill Murray, Miss Willie, Judy Gillom, Fairy Mae. Nanette Pratt, Dr. Emmett, Dave Costaldi, Hannibal, Mike Ringer, Director, Mrs. Petrie, Titus, Ed Knox, Mrs. Savage, Sabra Mcnzie, Samuol, Greg Zuck. In that case I win. By courtesy of L M. BERRY and CO. COMMERICAl INVESTMENTS, INC. ( Telephone Directory Advertising Exclusively ) The Savoge entrance. Jeffery, Wolly lepp� Dr. Emmett, Dave Castoldi; Lily Belle, Sue VonCuren, Florence, Corolyn Rice; Mr . Poddy, Barbara Marks; Fairy Mae, Martha Perry; Somual, Greg Zuck; Mrs. Savage, Sabra Menxie; Titus, Ed Knox; Miss Willie, Judy Gillam; Hannibal, Bill Huffer; Director, Mrs. Petrie. THE CURIOUS SAVAGE I mode this dress myself. Play, Hannibal; playl By courtesy of LEESBURG LUMBER CO. JOHNSON LUMBER CO. and UPTOWN HARDWARE 51 JUNIOR PLAY Dino Falcaro............................Skip Welker Mr. Sheridan...........................Ron Autenrieth Shirley Wallace....................Maureen Moore Jackie.............................Mary Lockwood Miss Haines.............................Mary K. Evans Mr. Mandel...............................Dale Martin Tony Falcaro...........................Wesley Nelson Mrs. Falcaro...................... Laura Lee Kendall Mr. Falcaro.............................Harry Ringer Mrs. Mikula.....................................Diana Castaldi Teen-age members of the Settlement House Danny................................... Ed Joyner Steve...................................Tom Kuhn Sylvia...............................Carolyn Bauman Della...................................Becky Fisher Pat ................................... Becky Lamey Bea .................................. Sylvia Kintzel Extras: Janet Howard, Evelyn Tschetter, Linda Dykes, Grover Martin, and Phys. Ed. Students By Courtesy of WARSAW LAUNDRY COMPANY HART MOTEL JAMES HEATON REAL ESTATE ROBERT GILLIAM CO. 52 DINO Dino Falcaro....................Richard Kriegbaum Mr. Sheridan ..................................Larry Kelley Shirley Wallace .................... Carole Hartle Jackie ........................................ Judy Whiteneck Miss Haines ....................... Naomi Alsbaugh Mr. Mandel ........................ Howard Metzger Tony Falcaro .......................... Tom Kuhn Mrs. Falcaro ...................... Susan Rathbun Mr. Falcaro..............................John Hall Mrs. Mikula...........................Lucky Heaton Teen-age members of the Settlement House Danny ................................. Don Dirck Steve ............................. Steve Briganti Sylvia...................................Jean Davis Della ................................... Jean Kelly Pat ................................. Linda Carper Bea................................ Phyllis Garber Extras: Serita Julian, Sandra Cripe, Diane Campbell, Fred Gross, Denny Hover, and Phys. Ed. Students By courtesy of DEPUY MANUFACTURING CO., INC. STEPHENSON'S APPAREL INC. C P. AUTOMATIC MUSIC TUG AND GOLDIE'S 53 OUR RECORD SPEAKS OF CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP. Meeting each Wednesday noon, this club has offered opportunity for Christian young people of all churches to meet together for inspiration and fellowship. A fall hayride, winter parties, and a formal spring banquet honoring graduating Seniors were the social highlights sponsored by this group. Profitable noontimo. PHILATEANS ROW 1: Undo Carper, Vice-President; Judy Gillom, Secretory; Judy Cook. Treasurer; Richard Kreigboum, President. ROW 2: C. Bauman, J. Howard. M. Hood, L. Heoton, P. Garber, C. Boydo, J. Simpson. ROW 3i A Walker. G. Focklor, L. Gillam, J. Boyor, F. Todd, M. Kemper, E. Tschotter, R. lamey, D. Kleiver. ROW 4: D. Bonson. G. Zuck, I. Tabor, J. Essig, S. Dunkon, S. Knox, J. Mayer, L. Dearmey. D. Martin, P. WlUnn By courtesy of COX'S GULF STATION UNIQUE BAKE SHOP LAKE THEATER 54 ROW 1 J. Zolman, Secretory; H. Metxger, Vlce-Pro ident; T. Von Oidol, President) Mr. Hoffer. ROW 2: P, Mulcahy, C. Hartle, J. Fore� man, D. Delp, M. Bollnger, J. Holl. STUDENT COUNCIL Weighty deliberation OUR RECORD SPEAKS of democratic student government. The three class presidents plus a boy and a girl representative from each class compose the council. This year they have been under the efficient guidance of Mr. Hoffer. Their responsibilities include finding solutions to student body problems, planning chapel programs, and caring for various tasks in student sponsored activities. By courtesy of ACE HARDWARE ESSIG'S SPORTING GOODS WARSAW OFFICE SUPPLY 55 OUR RECORD SPEAKS of training for the Future Homemakers of America. President .................Judith Gillam Vice-President.....................Sabra Menzie Treasurer............................Kay Martin Secretary...............Jeanne Zolman Point Chairman.....................Sally Erwin Parliamentarian...................Sylvia Kintzel Song Leader ................ Jean Kelley Pianist...........................Judith Schutz Reporter..................Maureen Moore Editor ...,............. Janice Lambert Historian ................ Judith Kinch These are Homemakers? FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW Is J. Schutz, S. Erwin, J. Kinch, J. Lambert, J. Zolman, S. Menzie, J. Gillam, K. Martin, S. Kintzel, J. Kelly. ROW 2: C. Busz, P. Hoover, N. Pratt, D. Campbell, L. Carper, J. Fawley. D. Fowley, P. Wiesf, N. Englm, B. Hauth, S. Ulry, B. Newby, C. Emmons, J. Phlllpy,«C. Throckmorton, P. Hess, F. Todd, A. Shoffor. ROW 3: S. Cripe, J. McHatton, S. Rathbun, J. Davis, J. Howard, A. Walker, J. Cook, M. Shue, J. McDowell, L Pinkerton, J. Shue, N. Longfellow, C. Hartle, C. Ellison, L. Youse. M. Kemper. ROW 4: S. VonCuren, D. Casf-aldi, P. Ausbough, S. Knox, J. Hoffer, J. Bauer, L. Fawley, V. Woodman, C. Anderson, C. Reed, S. LoGorde J. Essig, J. Whifeneck, K. Rurdy, M. Hood, D. Kleiver. By courtesy of LOWELL BLOSSER NORTH AMERICAN MARINE WEST END POLISHING AND BUFFING CO. MID-WAY BEAUTY SHOP ROW 1: N. Pratt, Secretary; S. Meniie, Preildent. ROW 2: L. Kendell. J. Lemler, M. Frush, J. Cook, S. Todd, P. Springer, P. Garber, D. Campbell, L. Freeman, $. Deafenbaugh, J. Melick. ROW 3: M. Simpson, I. Pinkerton, N. Ingrem, C. Carlton, J. Hoffer, M. Zorber, J. Philapy, N. Linn, P. Breading, M. Walgamouth, M. Rose. ROW 4i J. Baker, R. Mllllnton, Miss Robinson, C. Ellison, J. McDowell, S. Hatfield, A. Manrow, M. McClure, L. Croop, S. Webb, N. Longfellow. G. A. A. Egypt has nothing on usl OUR RECORD SPEAKS of fun through athletics. Girls interested in sports and competitive games eagerly look forward to Monday afternoon when the GAA meets regularly.- Miss Robinson leads these fun-loving girls in varied athletic activities, the Sadie Hawkin's Day dance, and the selling of pencils. By courtosy of JUDD'S DRUGS J. A. CAYWOOD AND SON REALTY TITUS FUNERAL HOME JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 57 THE STAFF: EDITOR.....................Judy Schutz FEATURE..........Jeanne Zolman Martha Perry Flora Todd NEWSP..............Carolyn Rice Kay Martin Nanette Pratt Sylvia Kintzel TYPISTS....................Paul Storm Carolyn Reed Sheila LaGarde Jean Shue Jean Lemler Millicent Horn PRINTERS.........Linda Carper Saundra VanCuren Patsy Freeman CIRCULATION .....'Sally Erwin Beverly Ingalls SPONSORS.........Mrs. Braddock Mrs. Lawson HIGH TIMES ROW It Jeon Zolman, Feature Editor; M. Moore. As . Editor; J. Schultz, Editor; K Martin, News Editor; L. Fawley, Art Editor; T. VonOsdal, Sports Editor. ROW 2: Mrs. Braddock, S. Erwin, J. Kinch, J. Lemler, C. Hollor, Mrs. lowson. ROW 3: P. Storm, S. Todd. J. Shue, N. Pratt, M. Horn, B. Ingalls. ROW 4: M. Porry, S. Kintzel, S. LaGarde, S. VanCuren, P. Freeman, C. Reed. Surprise; caught you in the actl By courtesy of PLAYTIME PRODUCTS INC. LITTLE CROW MILLING CO. SUN METAL PRODUCTS. INC. 58 ROW Is B. Lamcy, S. Leedy. S. Mollonhour, P. Wiest, R. Beigh, C. Soylor. ROW 2: M. Shoemaker. S. Erwin. M. Frush, J. Lemler, J. Kinch, V. Woodman. M. Shoe. S. Ulrey. ROW 3: B. McDowell, K. Mailers, S. LaGarde, L. Fawley, C. Andorson, J. Shue, P. Springer, M. Dunkleberger, N. longfollow. ROW 4: J. Hall, E. Joyner, M. Ringer, S. LaCount, S. VanCuron, R. Autenreith, S. Henderson, N. Griffin, D. Nye. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Watch that underclassman, Normonl OUR RECORD SPEAKS well for Junior Achievement. The goal is to Teach the Free Enterprise System, which is the American system. Some of the items manufactured were magnetic potholders, TV snack trays, first-aid kits, and pant hangers. Early in the year the Achievers sold stocks, which sold for .50 a share. By courtesy of WARSAW MONUMENT WORKS MARIANNE SHOP CUSTOM TILE COMPANY JET WHITE No. 1 59 The junior -class sells yearly at football and basketball games and track meets. They are under the sponsorship of Mr. Knoop and Mrs. Reece. The inevitable partnerships were oftentimes humorous. The money went for the fine prom held in May. OUR RECORD SPEAKS for the juniors. Anybody thirsty? JUNIOR SELLING E. Schroeder, D. Hover, N. Hoitman. By courtojy of KLINE'S DEPARTMENT STORE WARSAW MOTEL RINGLE FURNITURE STORE 60 ROW Is L. Shipley, V. Pre .; S. Phillips, Tres.; B. Von Otdol, President. ROW 2: P. Elliot, N. Longfellow, S. Mollenhour, S. Adkinson, A. Monroe, M. Anderson. ROW 3: Mr. Stafford, L. Gillian, J. Harmon, I. Freemon, K Eggars, R. Von Curen, B. Steele. ROW 4: J. McDoll, K. Smyth, M. Kosgrauth, B. Boley, 0. Luckenbill. C. Boyde. LATIN CLUB Veni, Vldl, Vkl OUR RECORD SPEAKS of an Interest in Roman culture. In evening meetings held once a month, this club concerns itself with study of Roman customs and tradition. Well-informed in classical knowledge, Mrs, Stafford sponsors this active organization. By courtesy of STRAYER INSURANCE AGENCY VOGUE DRIVE IN CLEANERS OWNER'S DISCOUNT HUMANE HOG RING CO. OUR RECORD SPEAKS quite well for the librarians under the leadership of Mr. Stafford. They take care of the library, which includes many different things. They keep the stacks in good order, check-out and check-in books, and make the seemingly unending number of book cards. As a result of taking care of the library, they probably read more book as they know where to find all different kinds of titles. Each spring the faithful ones receive an award. Mr. Stafford's little helpers. LIBRARIANS L. Youse, N. Alspaugh, B. Maries, S. Leedy, J. Hydo, M. Rule. By courtesy of WARSAW CHEMICAL CO., INC. SUPERLIGHT MAGNESIUM DIVISION HUFFER FOUNDRY CO. ROW It B. Fisher, J. Davis, J. Glllom, N. Prott. Soundra VonCuren, S. LoGorde. ROW 2: R. Aurtenreith, J. Ayler, Sue VonCuren, M. Frush, J. Holl, J. Dovis. HALL MONITORS Corrier Pigoonj, Inc. The hall monitors are the people who are the errand-runners in the high school. They seemingly are always busy. According to the teachers, they are forever coming into the classroom to get someone out of class, deliver necessary messages, or just get the attendance slip they have forgotten on the door. OUR RECORD SPEAKS well for these hall monitors. By courtesy of DA-IITE SCREEN CO., INC. HUB CLOTHING STORE TOWN and COUNTRY SHOP PARKER ELECTRIC 63 OUR RECORD SPEAKS well for the pep band this year, which produces the fine music at the pep sessions. When our spirits are down in the dumps, their spirited music helps us to get into better spirits. A lotto' hot airl PEP BAND ROW li S. LaCount, D. Luckonbill, D. Molton, B. Huffcr, M. Hoyt, W. Lepp. ROW 2: M. Ringer, D. Moore, T. Kuhn, J. Berry. B. A hton. By courtejy of GINTER ELECTRIC SERVICE MINER LUMBER COMPANY B ond K ROOT BEER 64 ROW It J. Schutz, Pres.; J. Gilliam, V. Pres.,- M. Kemper, Cor. Sec.,- G. Fockler, Pro. Choir.; S. Von Curen, Sec-Treos. ROW 2: S. Erwin, J. Zolman, L. Carper, M. Moore. ROW 3: S. Menzle. F. Todd, J. Kinch, P. Hoover, L. Barton, M. Rule, Mrs. Broddock. ROW 4: K. Martin. S. Kintzel, D. Kllever, J. Lomler, B. Fisher, P. Frcomon, J. Cook. EX LIBRIS Sober bookworms! OUR RECORD SPEAKS of literary appreciation. Ex Libris, under the capable leadership of Mrs. Braddock, is a club composed of higher ranking girl English students. Monthly meetings include book reviews, special speakers, and interesting speeches from the girls. Social occasions include a Christmas tea and spring banquet. By courtesy of THE COFFEE CUP CAST FUEL and SERVICE, INC. HALL HARDWARE K. and M. FEED CO., INC. 65 It' not os bod os that, Jeanne! OUR RECORD SPEAKS of art projects for a profession or an amateur. Students with artistic ability find fellowship in this club. Mr. Olds' friendly guidance assists these students in learning more about art. By making stage scenery and preparing advertising pasters for athletic and social occasions, this club makes a worthwhile contribution to school life. ART CLUB ROW 1: S. WieJt, Sec.. Tree .; J. Zolmon, Pres..- J. Kinch. V. Pro . ROW 2: Mr. Old . K. Purdy, J. Lemlcr. S. Todd, A. Manrow, C. Pyncheon, J. Whiteneck. ROW 3: R. Freemon, T. McCutcheon, I. Hover, I. Fowley, J. Shuc, S. Seamen,B. Millington, A. Conger, M. Spark . ROW 4: E. Burge , T. Warren, T. Stoner, S. Banghort, R. Carper, D. Moore, D. Melton, R. Munson, F. Bonghort. S. Shick. By courtesy of RANDALL G. YEAGER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. DoGOOD TRACTOR SALES FITZPATRICK PAINT MFG. CO., INC. ROW Is A. Manrow, J. Zolman, G. Zuck, M. McClure. M. Mooro. ROW 2: P. Eggors, N. Pratt, S. Mcnzie, L Fawloy. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Toko one step forward. OUR RECORD SPEAKS of successful all-school social events. Composed of one representative from every club or activity of our school, this group has made an important contribution toward a smooth-running social program. Mr. Croop has given splendid counsel as advisor to this committee. By the courtesy of TRI STATE ADVERTISING CO. WARSAW CUT GLASS EAST SIDE MARKET FORD'S AUTO SUPPLY 67 The Projection Operators are the spotlight operators of the high school. Their duties range from operating the spots in the auditorium to running the movie projectors for the various classrooms. They are blessed with the knowledge and skill that it takes to effectively make use of the science of visual aids. Several of the films which we use come from the film library in the courthouse. The teachers tell us that it takes quite a load off of their backs by having someone to operate the projectors. Thus, OUR RECORD SPEAKS well for our fine projector operators. Caught you in the octl PROJECTION OPERATORS Lynn Shipley, Doug Konkle, Ed Joyner, Howard Metzger, Ray Salman, John Hall. By courtesy of McCarter feed mill pierceton state bank MILLER HOTEL PEOPLE'S STATE BANK 68 r-i Jerry Moyer Frod Holbrook OKCH Hs I COACH Managers B. Hoover M. Merica FOOTBALL ROW Is Cooch Goshert, Cooch Olds, M. Ringer, B. Kocdyker, M. Bolingcr, M. Fitzpatrick, D. Nye, J. Davis, F. Holbrook, J. Berry, G. Zuck. ROW 2: Cooch Bock, D. Richardson, E. Burgess, D. Delp, R. Kreighbaum, J. Aker, D. Konkle, T. Maze, S. Banghart, G. Martin, H. Metzger. ROW 3: Cooch Utchenwaltor, M. West, B. Boley, September 6. . .Plymouth . .. . .27 Warsaw 6 T September 13. ..Nappanee ... .26 Warsaw 7 H September 20. . .Huntington . 0 Warsaw 19 H September 27. . .Alexandria ... .32 Warsaw 21 T October 4. . .Rochester .... .41 Warsaw 6 H October 9. . .Wabash .26 Warsaw 7 H October 12. . .Elwood .32 Warsaw 6 T October 18. . . Auburn 6 Warsaw 20 H October 23. . .Columbia City 7 Warsaw 7 T Howard Motzger John Berry Mike Fitzpotrick Mike West Coach Goshert 70 J. Fitzpatrick. M. Reece, J. Ayloc, L Fravhiger, T. Warren, J. Swoverland, S. Cartwright. Manager ROW 4: F. Grose, I. Davis, J. Meyer, L. Konkle, W. Krelghbaym, E. Joyner, M. Merica, M- En9 ® S. Bayne, G. Knouff, D. Lennon, H. Ringer. ROW 5: J. Hoover, M. Engle. C- Smith 1957 We, the Tigers, have been in the rebuilding stage for the past two years. We feel that the foundation for a good football team has been laid this past season. The Tigers were held scoreless in only one ball game. In considering the age of our ball team, we are very well pleased with the promise of what the future will hold. The 1957 Tiger squad included eight senior boys. Most of the entire squad will return for this 1958 football campaign. This next year promises to be a brighter one for the striped cats. Mike Ringer made the first all conference team as guard. Bob Koedyker made the second team as halfback. Honorable mention was given to Mike Fitzpatrick, guard, and to Mike West, fullback. Tom Maze Greg Zvck Max Bolinger Dave Nye Coach Old and Coach Bock Bob Koedyker John Davis After oil. In publlcl Too bad; you misted. Stampeding herd. WARSAW ROW 1i B. Holbrook. D. Shively. B. Koodyker, M. Bollnger. C. Hollor. T. Von Osdol. ROW 7: Cooch Burke, J. Oovis, J. Ayler, H. Siefkin, P. Wilson. H. Metzger, Coach Stauffer. ROW 3: $. Welker, R. Salmon, B. Phillips. VARSITY BASKETBALL Serious business Nov. 15 — Nappanee ..........................T Nov. 22 — Huntington ........................T Nov. 27 - Wabash ............................H Nov. 29 — Alexandria ........................H Dec. 6 — Pierceton..........................H Dec. 13 — Syracuse...........................T Dec. 14 — Elwood ............................H Dec. 20 — Goshen.............................H Dec. 27-28— Holiday Tourney ............. Plymouth Jan. 3 — Knox...............................T Jan. 4 — S. Bend Central....................H Jan. 11 — Rochester .........................H Jan. 17 — Hartford City......................H Jan. 18 — Monticello ........................T Jan. 24 - Culver.............................T Jan. 31 — Plymouth...........................T Feb. 7 — N. Manchester......................T Feb. 14 — Columbia City .....................H Feb. 21 — Auburn ............................H 76 ROW 1: B. Grow, D. Smith, 0. Hover, D. McCleory, t. Frougher, J. Aker, D. Horn. ROW 2: Mr. 8urko (osst. Cooch), B. Van Osdol, B. Boloy, J. Aylor, C. Woods, D. Delp, L Conkle. Mr. Stauffer (Coach). ROW 3: Manogorsj S. Wolker, R. Salmon, B. Phillips. B-TEAM Nov. 15 — Nappanee ........................ T Nov. 22 — Huntington ...................... T Nov. 27 — Wabash .......................... H Nov. 29 — Alexandria ...................... H Dec. 6 — Pierceton ....................... H Dec. 13 — Syracuse ........................ T Dec. 14 — Elwood........................... H Dec. 20 — Goshen .......................... H Dec. 23 — Holiday Tourney Jan. 3 — Knox............................. T Jan. 4 — S. Bend Central.................. H Jan. 11 — Rochester........................ H Jan. 17 — Hartford City ................... H Jan. 18 — Monticello ...................... T Jan. 24 — Culver .......................... T Jan. 31 — Plymouth .........................T Feb. 7 — N. Manchester.................... T Feb. 14 — Columbia City.................... H Feb. 21 — Auburn .......................... H A point for our side 77 Sadie Hawkins is on iho loose! Who won? TRACK Last year under the leadership of Mr. Dave Burke the track team was unsuccessful as the records go. The boys tried their best; but, somehow, we were not always on top at the end of the meet. Fortunately, most of the team were underclassmen who will make up the nucleus of the succeeding teams. The school record for the mile relay was almost broken last year. The team composed of J. Derry, R. Kriegbaum, G. Zuck, and T. Lipply missed the record by 1.5 seconds! The senior members were R. Grubbs, M. Kennedy, J. Merica, L. Kogan, L. Swope. Boys, look to the future, as better days are no doubt ahead. Thus, OUR RECORD SPEAKS. Look, mo; no wings! 78 ROW Is S. Wolker, B. Fisher, R. Grubbs, J. Kelly, M. Kennedy, L. Engle, M. Porry, J. Cose, L. Kogin, T. Kuhn, G. Zuck. ROW 2: J. Davis, H. Ringer. J. Mcrica, J. Berry, T. Maize, T. lipploy, L. Swope, D. Shivoly, H. Motzgor, M. West, E. Joyner, L. Ruch, P. Wilson, S. Henderson, Manager. ROW 3: Coach Burko. THIS is what they call worming up? April 4 Plymouth T April 17 Elkhorf T April 20 Goshen Relays April 23 Ft. Wayne Central H Moy 1 Conference at Peru May 7 Huntington T May 10 Sectional at Huntington May 14 Goshen T May 17 Regional at Ft. Wayne Moy 20-21-23 Intorsquad Decathlon H 79 On your markl i|9 ROW 1: B. VonOsdol, D. Pittenger, J. DcGood, J. Alcor, R. Derek, D. McCleary. ROW 2: F. Grose, D. Hover, R. Authcnreath, J. Swoverland, J. Kinsey, M. Bokinger, E. Gatke, C. Hollar, D. Konklo, B. Keasling. ROW 3: P. Storm, Manager; J. Aylor, H. Sicfkon, J. Moyers, T. VanOsdol, D. Castaldi, C. Yeager, P. Eggers, R. Andorson, H. Bock, Cooch. BASEBALL Second Babe Ruth, Hal Warsaw 0 Manchester 3 Warsaw 3 Manchester 5 Warsaw 1 Culver 3 Warsaw 1 Middlebury 8 Warsaw 1 Middlebury 4 Warsaw 1 Plymouth 2 Warsaw 9 Huntington 3 Warsaw 9 Rochester 6 Warsaw 3 Columbia City 7 80 Warsaw 41 Elkhart 21 Warsaw 27 Wabash 29 Warsaw 23 Bremen 36 Warsaw 23 Syracuse 32 Warsaw 15 Milford 50 Warsaw 24 Syracuse 31 Warsaw 18 Columbia City 45 Warsaw 21 Peru 36 Warsaw 28 Goshen 27 Warsaw 4th Conference Warsaw 2nd Sectional Warsaw 14th State Roil-sittors faking life oosyl.. CROSS COUNTRY BACK, I. fo R.: Coach Burke, H. Soifkan, T. VanOsdol, D. Shively, D. Bonjon, D. Horn, B. VanOsdol, R. Carpor, Cooch Sfauffer. ROW 2: L. Slpley, C. Hollar. B. Grow. C. Wood, D. McCleary, P. Wilson. ROW 1« B. Holdbrook, R. Shiploy, B. Croig, B. Niemann, D. Hover, B. Guubbs, J. Case, M. Munson, B. Bradberry, i. DeGood. Ruih hourl Sputniks Celtics Savages INTRAMURAL ■JfW5 c Condors Spartans Flub Dubs Horoos Barbs GIRLS’ ATHLETICS By courtesy of THE W. A. DIDDEL AGENCY CURTIS AND DUANE GABLE (Generol Contractors) CANADA DRY BOTTLING CO. KOS. COUNTY LICENSED BEVERAGE ASSN. CHEERLEADERS Carol Andorson Barb Hauth Jeanne Zolman Susan Weist Becky Fisher By courtesy of JOHN SNELL APPAREL BLEDSOE BUICK 86 now crown you queen of the prom. PROM PARISIAN PARADISE oce on Ve proud of Bob Koedykcr, Corol Anderson, Greg Zucfc. Soundro VanCuron. John Davis, Carol Harfle, Dave Nyo, Judy Kinch, Fred Holbrook, Morva McClure. Ma� Bolmger. Pot Mukaly, John Berry, and Jean Kelley. HOMECOMING Hail the Quuen! By courtesy of FASHION SHOE STORE PHIlllPSCN'S, INC 93 PROGRAMS imb bn toobie Song from Alaska Stop on the breaks. Caroll Santo's littlo helpors Our weary travelor PROGRAMS It Isn't that bad. Bill The lino up COURTESY WEEK Santo reign . Hostesses? Jerry, drink tea?? By courtesy of INDEPENDENT ICE CO. HARTSOCK MOTOR SALES Studebaker-Pockard, Sales Service One of each. After. Before. Courtesy reigns. J. P. ond the boys. Okoy, all together now. How do you dol QUEEN OF COURTESY SAUNDRA Long time, no sool Wash day was like this? Stars of the horso opera. too Lovers leap? The noturol look. HAWKIN S DAY Stag line. There is one day a year when the ground hogs come out of their burrows. Similar to this day, there is an event in Warsaw, Nov. 8, that permits all the hillbillies to come out and show their true colors. This day will long live in infamy. Shown in their natural attire, these hillbillies were worth quite a laugh to the civilized partin' of W.H.S. Showing that their manners come with their dress, there was an impromtu pumpkin throwing contest. To the best of our knowledge there was no winner, but quite a few losers. Where's your guitar? Find the money tree, Mike? Studying hard? Chaperonj' corner Committee moeKng? left hear yov leg. girl, PARTIES ■ Come on; tell Lanny too Prom night Janet and Bob COUPLES Nanette and Duono Judy and Davo Nancy and Bob Carol Ann and Wally Carolyn and Bob By courtosy of FORD'S BOWLING LANES ABE MAGAZINE SCRAP YARD Dr. FERGUSON BODKIN ABSTRACT AND CO„ IND. By courtMV of W. R IOTOR SALES THOMAS OIME STORE HEIVEY'S GROCERY Prettiest eyes Mickey and Zoonn PERSONALITIES Best physique ond Bob ond Nancy Best dressed Bill ond Carol Prettiest half Ed ond Judy Wittiest Mike ond Susan ROW Is J. Davis, G. Zuck, M. Fitzpatrick, M. Bolinger. ROW 2: C. Hollar, B. Hollbrook, O. Morica, R. Carper. ROW 3s H. Siofkln, J. Berry. ROW 4: T. Van Osdol, B. Koedyker, D. Shively. ROW 5: D. Castaldi, R. Anderson, F. Holbrook. LETTERMEN B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Sally Webb, Carol Hartle, Susie Mollenhour Back stage actors SCENES Record crowd Mind your manners! Correct change, plcoso Keep off tho g Reod the line to us. Diane Powdering her note? Hurry up; I'm hungry AROUND SCHOOL Gob session Eat much? Look what's going to groduatel Caught you in the ext I Mr . Martin and Mrj. Keeton OUR COOKS OUR CARETAKERS Mr. Randollj ond Mr. Schaof Sophomores President Dave Delp Vice President Bill Van Osdol Secretary Nancy Ingram Treasurer Betsy Steele Juniors President Howard Metzger Vice President Phil Wilson Secretary Jean Kelly Treasurer Becky Fisher JUNIORS D. Campbell L. Carpor J. Case D. Castaldi M. Christian B. Coffing A. Conger B. Copeland J. Craig P. Creakbaum S. Cripe N. Alspough D. Andrews L. Arnold B. Ashton R. Autonrieth By courtesy of WESTMINSTER HOTEL WINONA SKATERIA JUNIORS J. Dovis J. DoGood R. Dirck M. Dunkloburger L. Dyke J. Ehorenmon J. Englond I. Engle L. Etling M. Evon J. Fawley B. F� Her B. Fiiher J. 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By courtesy of RUNYAN DAIRY SERVICE SOPHOMORE S. Lewis N. Linn N. Longfellow C. Mailers A. Manrow D. Marks M. McClure P. Miller R. Millington S. Mollcnhour B. Momoyer J. Moyer P. Mukahy J. Munson M. Munson J. Naylor B. Newby C. Phillips R. Phillips L. Pinkerton S. Pippenger D. Pittonger M. Plummer By courtesy of LOOP AND ORAM INS. AGENCY SERVICE ELECTRIC SOPHOMORES L. Rapp M. Reece J. Sanburn J. Schooley 0. Schrooder A. Shafer L. Sheploy M. Shoemaker M. Shuo K. Smyth T. Snell T. Snyder W. VanCuren B. VanOsdol M. Walgamut L Youje M. Zerber V. Zolman By Courtesy of U. S. LIQUID FERTILIZER CORP. DAIRY SHELF Constructive little Underclassmen FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES NEXT Barry's little helper. Ambitious, aren't thoy? Study hard, girls. Listen well. By courtesy of CREIGHTON BROS. POULTRY TRUMAN PRINTING CQ THANK YOU The Tiger staff thanks those merchants whose advertising helped pay for the pages of our book: full page $19, one half page $10, one-third page $8, one-quarter page $6. Also we wish to thank the following who gave us donations which we also appreciate: Penquin Point ...................... $20.00 Dirck Welding......................... 6.00 Gill's Motel.......................... 2.00 Arnolds' Corporation ................ 10.00 Herscher-Tyner Auto Sales............. 5.00 Homer Woessner........................ 1.00 Dr. J. L. Hillary.................... 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Todd............... 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hogan.......... 1.00 Josiah Autenreith .................... 5.00 Dr. Harold D. Murphy ................. 2.50 Winona Dairy ......................... 2.00 ABC Book Store........................ 2.00 Liberty Cafe.......................... 1.00 Haffner's Dime Store ................. 5.00 Dr. Whitney, Chiropractor ............ 1.00 Leaf's Beauty Salon................... 2.00 Perry's Shell Station ................ 2.00 Dr. Stouder........................... 5.00 Rapp's Body Shop...................... 2.00 Warsaw Dry Cleaners .................. 2.00 Kroger Company........................ 2.00 Buske Lines........................... 4.00 Harvey's Dime Store................... 1.00 J. R. Baum............................ 5.00 Deluxe Cleaners........................5.00 Milo's Market......................... 2.00 123 To dear ole' Warsaw High, We remember days we've had. So leaving our Alma Mater Makes us very sad. You've brought to us much knowledge That will help in later life. You've taught us all the virtues To cope with any strife. We will remember Warsaw High, Its walls, its halls, its doors; But we must bid good-bye And seek what the future stores. We say many thanks to those Who have helped us graduate; We thank you from our hearts. The Class of 58 By Bill Huffer i . „ f . ,.� : ; ■ ' ' : • I • £ V � .• ■ ■ ... • : : VV ' vV 3 - f. V • • � ‘ . � t- ■ • r ' :’V. •■ K fcNt. -. MC.S ■-' If • 'K • ' . :• £ ’ '� • r ; i fh ' ;'v ; •‘ ■ I . ■ • ' •5 •: 1 i.. : • • v I ' E%‘ik-- ' • , I y f- ' [ .viV. 7 t j- •• .. ■ • Fir .-'v r ‘. ’ s $ i r •? j . ' :w ■ J , . 1 ♦. V • • v ■ •M , V i ; t V V •'•X . ■ • ., ■ ■ VJr ' • ‘ Vv, x • r •■ + ;:v A � -v Vfc ] ' A . ' % I , ■■ a - ■ - .■'. K - '.:,V 4- 1 I ' v,? 'Vv-. ):■ ‘ , • •; - ‘ ' ■ . s v • ? • K i ' r-� . - v V5 ? h Ww . • ••' ■'? v‘ k ' .rS% '. •? .v rt k� : � • • •; ' . _ • i • V .'-l ld-•: : ]� - ■Vv J .« i •• k. :r. y ' s . . • ’ • 5T .’• “ •� « — ’ ’•. 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