Warsaw High School - Tiger Yearbook (Warsaw, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

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X -P6 +R 4- pf L , ,L. ,ff ki dn We the sensor class of T959 vvlsh to dedacate our TIGER to a man whose understand :ng and Interest In each one of us have prompted hum to gnve us an extra mrnute of has valuable trme whenever we approached hum Has knnd and humorous remarks have classes have contrnbuted more to our hugh school educatnon than any text could begun to provlde Through them we have learned the value of getting along vvnth people mak :ng successes of our llves and thlnkmg crutncally So xt IS wnth the greatest prude and deepest appreclatuon that we deducate the l959 TIGER to one ot the most valuable assets at Warsaw Hugh School Mr Bunnell By courtesy of MCHATTON FUNERAL HOME 6 o 9 always helped us face the remainder of the day with a little more determination. His JERRY I.. AYLOR Abe Coach His subtle humor makes him a ball, On the athletic held or anyplace at all Football I,Q,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Baseball I,2,3,4, Class Play 3, Hi- Times I,4, Boys' State 3, Oftfce Help 35 Hall Monitor I,4g lntravriural I,Q,3. By courtesy of NAOMI M. ALSPAUGH Naomi Missionary She handles a iob in her own quiet way, And for this sometimes, receives no PGY- Class Play 3f Hi-Times 35 Librarian I,2,3. DENNIS R. ANDREWS Dennie Business He's got a laugh that's full of gleeg When you hear it, you go ha! hal he! he! Band I,2,3,4g HiAC 4, Latin Club I,2g JA. 4, Intramural 4. I Tweety Bird Model This slim siren gives sparkle to our Choir, But we hear she's not planning to sing for hire. Band I,2g Chorus I,2, Choir 3,4g Operetta 3, F.H.A. 2. BARRY ASHTON Elder Music A boy of renown in this schooI's band, Whose piano pounding paddles are best in the land. Track Ig Band I,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,4, Choir I,2g Class Play 3, Class Offi- cer Ig Student Council I. RONALD C. AUTENRIETH Ron Law Ron can think quick, straight, and true, His friends are many, his faults are few. Football I,2, Basketball If Track I, lmanageri N.F.L, 4, Class Play 3, Tiger Staff 4g Latin Club IQ: J.A. 2, 3,45 Intramural I,2,3,4, Office Help Ig Hall Monitor 3. I I FRANK A. BANGHART F.A.B. Business When your hear friendly Frank's fiendish snare, You are bound to sense a gov't class roar. Art Club 3,4. LAKE CITY BANK l?5? JUDITH A. BAUER Judy Nursing She zips through her studies with great ease, And with a manner thot's sure to please. Choir 2,3,4p Operetta 3g Tiger Staff 4g FHA. 2,3,4, Latin Club 2. Rosie ROSALIE R. BEIGH She otten strikes a likeable pose, We wish we more like our little Rose. Chorus l,2,3g Operetta 3g JA. 3,4 DALE S. BENSON STEVE BANGHART Steve Murine Corps He banged his heart out on the tieldg His arnoition was not to yield. Football i,2.3.4g Art Club 2.3. CAROLYN R. BAUMAN Carolyn Teaching For everyone she has a smile: She's always doing things worthwhile. Choir 23.4, Operetta 35 Class Play 3g Ex Libris 3,4g Hi-C ' Club 2. 12.3.47 Latin E Beouticion MICHELE L. BIRD Mickey A mira ara a mouse lock funny in, Nursing deed. But not when ou' class has tor her a need. Chorus 12g NFL -if Tiger Staci 47 l'liATiI tes 4g FH ix, l,Q 3,45 lsctin Club l,2. By cou rtesy of Benny Business This lad's talents range tar and wide: He always has a book or Coronet tucked at his side. Cross-Country 3,115 Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band 3, Dabate 3.45 Boys' State 3g Hi-C 2.3.4 latin Club Q5 lntrainural ' '77 4 Heil NAL-Q-tiffy i JOAN BORDERS Jo Beautician SC TL'L1lIl,'3 slv- s tht it-, 'D i- .l :V .'-, the s hers. NN f,- 'eff Sli- is i CVWS dec' Chorus l. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Steve P , J? . ' 3 DIANA CASTALDI Di College Dynamic Diana has a masterful mind. A brilliant concept she-'s sure to hnd. Debate 2, N.F.L. 2,3,4, Class Play 3, Tiger Stafl 4, Ex Libris 3,4, Student Congress 4, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Latin Club I,2, Oflicc Help I. By courtesy of STEPHEN A, BRIGANTI College When the Yankees play a game, Our boy Steve is far from tame. N.F.L, 3,4, Class Play 3, Latin Club I,2, Intramural I, Hall Monitor I,4, American Legion Essay Winner 3. ELDON BURGESS BW9 Body Shop He's got a car. He's got a rod, Foot on the gas, he digs the sod. Football I,2,3,4, Track I, Band I,2,3, YVONNE D. CAMPBELL Diane Small in stature, full ol fun, She keeps G.A.A, girls on the run. Band l,2, Class Play 3, Tiger Stall 4, Hi-Times 4, F.H.A. I,2,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, .l.A, 3,4 LINDA A. CARPER Linda Nursing Luscious Linda can always be found Not high up but close to the ground. Chorus l,2, Class Play 3, Hiflimes 2,3,4, Ex Libris 3,4, Hi-C I,Q,3,4, F.H.A. I,2,3,4, G.A,A. I,2, Oflice Help 4, Hall Monitor I. JAMES T. CASE Jim Electrical Engineer A working boy he really is. When on the track, he's quite a whiz. Track I,2,3,4, Cross-Country 3,4, Latin Club 2, Omce Help I, Hall Monitors I. Secretary ! MARY L. CHRISTAIN lou Wacs All who know hor think shc's nice. By love a girl with sugar and spice. Hall Monitor I, ANDERSON GREENHOUSE 7?5? JEAN E. DAVIS Jean College This well dressed, well groomed, well rounded lass, ls sure to be close to the top of her class. Chorus l,2,3, Operetta 3, N.F.I.. 4, Class Play 35 Tiger Staff 45 F.H.A. l,2, 3,45 Ofiice Help 4, Hall Monitor 3, Miss Courtesy l. By courtesy of BETTY A. COPELAND Betty Model ls she pretty? Oh yesl To this question, no second guess. Band 3,45 Chorus l,2,3g Operetta 3, Class Play 3, F.H.A, I. BONNIE J. COFFING Bonzo Beautician Since you're here only half a day, We miss your presence in every way. Hall Monitor l. JAMES R. CRAIG Jim C. P. A. Big brown eyes and curly hair, Make this boy a prize for the fair, Football lg Choir lp Art Club ly ln- tramural l,2,3,4, Office Help lg Hall Monitor l. PATRlClA CREAKBAUM Pat Bookkeeper Pat is most cheerful of our losses: No one's grumpy when she posses. F.H.A. l,2,3. SANDRA CRIPE Sandy Nursing In gripen' Sandy's not the crop of the cream, ln manners she is quite supreme. Chorus l,25 Class Play 3, Tiger Stofi 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Office Help 4. JOHN N. DeGOOD jghn Medicine We wanted a boy who is not at all lnaclg Now that wc have John, lot's make it a fad. Baseball 3, CrossACountry 3, Band 45 intramural 4. TIMES UNION 8- W. R. S. W. LOIS ETTLING Lu Lu College When you're hshing by the stream, Think of Lois, she's a dream. Chorus 1.2, Hi-C l,2,3,4, F.H.A. i. By courtesy of Baseball I, Class Play 3, Proiectionist lg Intramural 3. RONALD L. DIRCK Rod Navy Rowdy but handsome describe him well, When you hear his name, it rings a bell. MARY R DUNKLEBERGER Mary Rose Secretary A trifle chunky in places She has plenty of humor for other faces. Chorus l,2,3, Operetta 3. Ehereny Chorus lg Tiger Staff Larry Larry makes our pleasures greater For he's the proiector Track 2.3.45 Band l,2,3,4, Proiection- f ist 4. JUDY A. EHERENMAN Managing candy is her trait, At noon she's busy, we appreciate. LARRY K. ENGLE I LINDA S. DYKES Dykesie Beautician A gal with lots of life and pep Make this tall cat one that's hep. Band l,2,3,4g Class Play 3, Tiger Stal? 4, Hi-Times 4, Hi-C 4, F.H.A. l. Beautician 4, H i-Ti mes 4. Technician operator. MARY K. EVANS M. K. Medicine Sing a note high, sing a note lowg M. K. makes music wherever you go. Band l,2, Chorus 2, Choir 3,45 Oper- etta 3, Girls' State 3, G.A.A, l,2, Latin Club l,Q. DA-LITE SCREEN CO. INC. 7?59 BECKY A. FISHER Fish College A popular girl of old Warsaw, We're proud of herg rah, roh, rahl NFL. 3. Class Play 3g Class Officer 2,3,4g Cheerleader l,2,3,4g Girls' State 35 Ex Libris 3,4g Latin Club Qi Office Help 3g D.A.R, Award 3g Homecoming Queen 4. JANET M, FAWLEY Jan Secreta ry Secretary of F.H.A., Jariet's useful every which way. Chorus lg Choir 2,145 Operetta 3g Tiger Staii 4g Ex Lilcris 3,4. WILLIAM H FlSHER Wild Bill Business Sharp in chemistry as well as wir, Laughing with Bill is a pleasant fit, Football l Track l2 Proiectionist l BARBARA A. FRUSH Barb Secretary Barb is sweet, quick, and riiceg To see this, you don't have to look twice. Choir 2.3.4. By cou riesy of JERRY FITZPATRICK :itz College A more typical teen-ager you'll never findg His car's so loud it makes you blind. Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2g Latin Club l,2p Intramural l,2,3,4, BARBARA J. FREEMAN Barb Beoutician lf a soda, sundae, or song is desired, Look up Barbara and she's hired. Band l,2,3,4g F,H.A. lg Hall Moni- tar l, 4, F,H.A. 1.2, Phyllis PHYLLIS K, GARBER Therapist In bond and choir she's on the line, And all she does is very time. Band 12.34, Chorus 'Zg Choir SA, Operetta 35 N.F.L. 4g Class Play 3g Hi-limes 3,45 l-li-C l,2,3,4g GAA. l 2.3, Lat 3.4. J, F. KELLEY CO. in Club l,2, Philathea l,2, Olga t fame. - i i l HELEN M. GROSS Helen 4-H Leader Never one to be in tatters For she is careful about all matters. Hall Monitor l. By courtesy of OLGA GEREMAKI Beautician From a foreign land this lass came And brought the Bunny Hut lots of JACKIE W. GIBSON Jackie Barber's College He's not what we'd call a tank, Yet he is lean, but not lank, Bift Intramural I, Freddie Fred is known throughout the school As a boy who's really cool, Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g i Baseball l,2,3,4p Class Play 3,45 ln- trarnural lg Hall Monitor l. FRED GRISSO Our friend Butch is quite the rnan Who's from the Casanova Clan. FRED H. GROSE WESLEY J. GINTHER Wes Medical Missionary He's a ioker, he's a card, When he's around, be on your guard. Basketball l,3, Baseball lg Band l, 2,35 Debate 4g Class Play lg Hi-C 4, Latin Club l,2. College Coach 'Wm JOHN R. HALL Pete Insurance With laughing eyes and curly hair Pete's here and there and every- where. Football If Debate lg N.F.L. 3,45 Class Play 3,47 Tiger Staff 4, Hi-Times lf Student Council 3g Latin Club 2,3p JA. 2.3, Intramural l. WALTER'S DRUGSTORE Band l,2g Tiger Staff 4g Hi-Times 4g l?5? Lucifer Dentistry When you hear laughter through the air, Look around - Lucy's there. Chorus l,2,3,4g Operetta 3g Class Play 3, Hi-C l,2,3,4g Latin Club l,2g Plilathea l,2,3,4, CAROLYN J, HARTLE Chub Medicine The life of the party is this galp And to all she is a pal. Class Play 3g Tiger Stat? 4, Hiflimes l,2,3,4g Social Comm. 4, Class Offi- cer 2,3g Student Council 3, Cheer- leader l,3g Ex Librls 4g Fl-l.A. 23,45 Latin Club 2g Oflice Help l. GERALDINE R. HECKROTTE Jerri Beautician It there's a iob that must be done, Call an Jerri f she's the one. JUANITA L. HOBBS Nita Office Work She blushes a little more than most, Yet she fills her lab to the past. Chorus l,2.3g JA. 2.3, By cau rtesy of Office Help 2. NANCY E. HEITMAN Heidi Nursing Here's a gal who's real petiteg As a friend shes very sweet. Chorus lg Tiger Stall 4g Hi-Tirnes 4, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Office Help l,3,4. STEPHEN P. HENDERSON Steve Barber Stevie is a trifle larger than the rest, But that rnalces more of fun and zest. Football lg Baseball 23,4 tMgr.lg Proiectianist 2.3.49 Art Club lp .l.A. 2,345 Office Help 35 Hall Monitor 3.4. DENNIS D. HORN Harney College Singing, running, ar playing ball, This bay, Dennis, can aa thefn all Football lg Basketball l,2.3.4g Tracl-4 l,2.3,4g Cross-Country Q.3,4g Chai' 2, 3,-4, Operetta 35 Student Council 4. ZIMMER MANUFACTURING COMPANY DENNIS L. HOVER Hovie Coach Here's a boy who's full of fun, But from the girls he does run. Football l, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l, Baseball 2,3,4, Cross-Country 2,3,11, Class Play 3, Art Club 3, ln- tramural l, Hall Monitor l. JANET C. HOWARD Jan College When yau're strollin' sad and sick, Think of Janet and cheer up quick. Chorus l,2,3, Operetta 3, Class Play 3, Tiger Stat? 4, Hi-Times 4, Hi-C 2,3,4, F.H.A. l,2,3. EDWIN M. HOYT Bond l,2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4 JOANNE HYDE Fashion Designer Joanne's small, as we can see, But for from small in personality. Chorus l, Hi-Times 3, J.A. 2,4 MARY E. JOHNSON Mary College Mary Ellen's a lot of fun, And you should hear her beat her drum. Band l,Q,3,4, Class Play 3, Tiger Stal? 4, F,H.A. l,2. CHARLES EDGAR JOYNER Ed Undecided When everythings quiet and serene, ln pops Joyner and e- changes the scene. Football l,2,3, NFL 4, Class Play 3,4, Spotlight Ope'atOr 2,3,4, lntrae mural 3,4 By Courtesy ol l Max Teaching lTrumpetJ After this boy has blown his horn, You will know a star is born. JACK JULIAN Jack Service Station Attendant His build is stocky, but it's strong, You bet he knows right from wrong. RINGER BODY SHOP l?5? Bill Business This boy from Pierceton came our way, We hope he enjoyed his too short stay, Basketball l,2,3, Track l,2,3, Cross- Country lg Class Play 3, F,F.A. l,2,3. SERITA R. JULIAN Serita Business For someone shefll make a sweet bride, The lucky guy will beam with pride, Band l,2,3,-'15 Class Play 3. RONALD KEPPLER Kep Business Many lessons he tried to learn Left him with little time to burn. By courtesy of JEAN A. KELLEY .lean Teacher Pretty, personable, and polite, Everything she does is right. Chorus l,2, Class Play 35 Tiger Staff 4, Hi-Times 4: Class Oflicer 23,45 Ex Libris 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Latin Club 2. JERRY J. KELLY Jerry Air Force He has always been his boss, And evidently there was no loss. Football l,2, Track l,2,3,4. LARRY l.. KELLY Kel Business Without our Larry's smiling face, This world would be a sorry place. Football lg Class Play 3, Proiectionist l,2,3f .I.A. 49 Intramural l,2,4. i i . l 1 l E DEANNA F. KETCHM Dee Housewife Deanna's full of vigor and fun, She'll crack a cute ioke or a very wise pun. Chorus l.2,3. WARSAW LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANING Robert Whiteneck 8- Jack Whiteneck SYLVIA KINTZEL Sylvia Teacher Always for fun, never tor fight, Weill miss this lady when she leaves our sight. Chair 2,3,4g Operetta 3g NFL. 23,45 Class Play 3, Tiger Staff 4, Hi-Times 3,45 Girls' State 3, Ex Libris 3,45 F.H.A, l,2,3,4, I WILLIAM C, LAMBERT Wm. College Hcrc ci year, but Icnown to all, Too l,cxct he didnt come before last lull Fcotl,all l,2, Track I, Band l,2,3g Pcp Band 3, Choir I, .I.A. 4, Intra- mural I,2,3. By courtesy of DOUGLAS KONKLE Doug Engineering This boy was captain of our team, He kept the Tigers on the beam. Football l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Class Play 3g Hi-Times I, Spotlight Operator 3,45 Intramural I,2,3,4y Hall Monitor I. RICHARD D. KREBS Dick Service Whenever we see him with his girl, She has him in quite a whirl, RICHARD KRIEGBAUM Rich Teacher His sharp mind, his nimble feet Make Rich one we like to meet. Football I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3y Choir i,2, Class Play 3, Hi-C I,2,3,-'lp Latin Club 2, Intramural 25 Office Help 4. THOMAS C. KUHN Kuhnie College A linguist of the greatest length, He blows the bass with greatest strength. Football i,2,4g Basketball I, Track I,2,4, Bancl l,2,3,4g Pep Band 3,42 Class Play 3g Social Comm, 4g Boys' State 3, Intramural l,2,3,-4. U40 PATRICK A. LANDIS Passionate Pat Engineering For the prom he did his part, And in it put his entire heart. Football 12,47 Proiectionist 25 Art Club lg J.A. 2,35 Intramural Ig Hall Monitor I. ELKS CLUB 7959 STEPHEN LeCOU NT Stevereno 9 A little round head, a little pug nose, He has pals wherever he goes. Band l,2,35 Pep Bond 35 .l.A. 3,45 In- tramural lg Hall Monitor l, Colle e l Sandy ounce. Latin Club lg J.A. 3. SANDRA LEEDY Secretary Sandy's full oi fun and bounce, With vitality bubbling from every Chorus lg Hi-Times 45 Ex Libris 45 ROBERT LEHMAN Bob Chemistry When we think about it, he had it tough. Putting up with us is quite rough. Proiectionist 2. RICHARD LEMLER Lem The Kid Business Many boys are a little fat, But this one's another .lack Sprot. Art Club 45 Intramural lg Oftice Help lp Hall Monitor l. ADRIENNE LONG Deanne Secretary Never a dull moment is her by-word5 To say it isn't true would be absurd. FHA. 2,35 G.A.A. 2. JUNE LONGENECKER June Teacher Her name concerns a ring, Think twice! It's a wedding, By courtesy of ,V CECILIA LOZIER Ce Ce Restaurant Manager A smile, a hug, and a kiss Betits a girl like this. Chorus lg Choir 23,45 Operetta 3. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES C Lucky Dave has TOM MAZE Tom Navy This boy was a football guard, Always woiking very hard. Football l,2,3,4g Track I,2, Chorus Ig l'laIl Monitor IQ. By courtesy of . DAVID LUCKENBILL Medicine always been able To play on a ping-pong table. Band I,2,3,4, Pep Band Q,3,4f Class Play 4, Class Othcer 3, Latin Club 2,3, Intramural 2,3,4. ALVIN MARSHALL Big AI Rock N Roll Singer Alvin is a very fine Joe, Ask anyone, who will tell you so. Intramural I,2,3,4. DALE MARTIN Dole College At English he's superb, Knowing everything from subect to I verb, Choir I,2,3,4, Operetta 35 N.F.L. 31 Class Play 3, Hi-Times 35 Boys' State 3 HiC 234 Inta ural I4 Hall Monitor I. GROVER MARTIN Grover College Beep, Beep goes the horn and there is Grover. When the dust settles, you know he's a rover. Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2g Track Ig Chorus I5 Class Play Ig Tiger Stall 4, Intramural l,2,3,4g Hall Monitor I,2, M. NANCY MARTIN Nan Home Economics When a question has a call Nancy knows ahead of all. Choir If Tiger Staff 4g Hi-Times 3,45 Girls' State 3, Ex Libris 4j F.I'l.A, 47 G.A.A. Qj Art Club 45 I-laIl Monitor 2. , 1 I DAVID McCLEARY Mack Accounting Sometimes his mind wanders away, But it always comes back and tries to stay. Basketball I,2,3,4, Baseball 23,42 CrossfCountry 23,41 Band lg Social Comm. 2, Hall Monitor 4. ARMSTRONG AND ASSOCIATES 5 r 5 EXL JESSE MILLER Dave S Nice and friendly, not too hi h, 9 David is a real right guy. By courtesy of DICK McCLEARY Doc Sterio loves to listen to Hi-Fi While he takes time out for a piece of pie. Band I,2g Proiectionist 2. TERRY McCUTCHEON Terry Service They say he put a flat top on his head Not to have to comb when he left his bed. Hi-Times If Art Club 3,4, Intramural I. NANCY McHATTON Mac When we are old and ready to die, We'll think of her father as we go by. Chorus If Tiger Stafi 4, Hi-Times 4, ibris 3,45 F.H,A. 4. DAVID MELTON Mildew Service A diller of a drummer, a student of art, In our school he plays a great big part. Football l,2g Band l,2,3,4y Art Club 3,45 Intramural l,2,3,4. HOWARD METZGER Metz Aviation He does stand quite a man, The leader of our '59 clan. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 1,25 Baseball 3,-'lf Class Play 3g Class Ohicer 3,4g Student Council 3,4g Intramural If Office Help lg All Conference CIAC Football 4. ervice College JOY MILLER Joy A blonde Secretary that has a sultry shapeg When they see her, they really gape. Hi-Times lip Ex Libris 4. DALTON FOUNDRIES, INC. RICHARD MUNSON Munk Baker See him in class and there's not a peepp That's because he's sound asleep, Chorus l, By courtesy of JOYCE L. MOLLENHOUR Joycie Marriage She has a twinkle in her eye. Could Max be the reason why? Band l,2,3,4p Ex Libris 45 Hi-C 4. ELLEN K. MOORE Ellen Secretary You hear her every now and then And wish you see her soon again. MAURENN D. MOORE Mo All her duties make her a busy girl: We don't want to lose her in the whirl. Choir 2,3,4p Operetta 3g N.F.L. 3,45 Class Play 3g Tiger Stat? 4, Hi-Times 3,45 Social Comm, 3, Ex Libris 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4. RICHARD LEE MOORE Dick Art School Here's a small lad who can perform Whether it's with a pencil or a horn. Track lg Band l,2,3,4p Pep Band 23,41 Art Club 2,3, Intramural I,2. MARGARET MORGAN Maggie Beautician Margaret is a friend who Once you know her is always true. Chorus l,2,3. Nursing WESLEY R. NELSON Wes Teacher He's always one that can speak No matter what day or hour of the week. Choir 2,3.4p Operetta 3g Debate 3,45 N,F.L. 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Social Comm, 4, Boys' State 3g Hi-C 2,3,4. TEXACO PRODUCTS O. J. Miller, Distributer HARRY RlNGER Hurry Forestry If you need o friend, tried ond true, Coll upon Hur , he'll help you, Footboll l,3, Truck 2, Bond l,2,3,4, Pep Bond 3,49 N.F.l.. 3,4, Closs Ploy 3,45 Tiger Stofi 4, Hi-Times 4, Projec- tionist 2, lntromurol 2,3,4. By courtesy of 725? STEPHEN PHILLIPS Steve Business Where he works he's on the look For those who try to cop o book. Footboll l, Trock l, Hi-Times lf Lotin Club l, lntrornurol 3. Pritch And for o pol l,4, Suzie l,2,3,4. NANCY O'REILLEY Nance Music Education With her mind she is quite wise, And in the bond she tolces the prize. Bond l,2,3,4, Hi-Times 3,4, Ex Libris 4, F.l'l.A. 3,4, Lotin Club l,2, Drum Moior 3,4. JUDY PRITCHARD At ployirtg clorinet she is hondy, Bond l,2,3,4, Tiger Stoll 4, FHA. SUZANNE RATHBUN She's delicote, fragile, and coy, Lots of fun ond o reol ioy. Bond l,2,3,41 Closs Ploy 3, Hi-Times 4, Sociol Comm. 4, Ex Libris 4, FHA. JAY PIPPENGER Pip Tool and Die A tiny bit timid, o trifle shy, Yet we pouse to see this boy poss by. Bond l,2. Beauty School she's lust dondy. College l 4., DUANE RITCHISON Rich Electrician H1-s rilti giily 'noiriecl ond got ct wife. Boy, this hnnclso-no Won gets orouncl in lift' Footlifill l,2 3: Bcisketlzoll l,2,3p Troclc l,Q, lriti ciwui fil 3. CENTRAL SHOE STORE Fred LARRY RUCH College He's a boy that soars so high That on a pole he seems to fly, Track l,2,3,4p Band lp Intramural l, l RAY SALMAN Ray Service He is rowdy, heart and soul: This mischievous man is hard to con- trol. Football i, Basketball I,2,3p Class Play 35 Proiectionist l,2,3,4g Spotlight Operator l,Q,3g Art Club l,2,3g J.A. 4g Intramural l,2,3,4. ELAINE SCHROEDER Schrad Secretary To this girl goes a crown Because we hardly ever see her frown. Chorus If Tiger Stal? 4, Hi-Times 3,41 F,H.A. I. PATRICIA SHOEMAKER Pat Physical Therapy She is one whom we can trustg To say we'll miss her is a must. Chorus 45 Operetta l. JACK SIMPSON Simps Ministry His character is good and fineg With these attributes he doth shine. Band 3,4g Pep Band 4, Choir 4g Hi-C 3,4. L' HOWARD SMlTl'l PHYLLIS SPRINGER Smitty Farming Hi,-'s on- with a Common name, But hi-'ll Furl an uncanny way to lawm- By courtesy of Phil Secretary She is smart and full ol poise: Though shy, she makes a hit with boys. Tiger Stott 4, Hi-Times 3,4, Ex Libris 4, G.A.A. l,2,3,-'ig J.A. 2,3,4. MID-WEST SPRING MANUFACTURING CO. 7?5? Jo Jo is a real pal JUDITH E. STINGER Judy Always clean and neat, She's pretty, polite, and sweet, Chorus l,2g Debate 2, Social Com- mittee 2g Latin Club l,2. JO ANN STIVER Undecided And besides an awful nice gal. CAROL STONE Carol Pharmacy All through high school she built up knowledge To open the doors to any college. Chorus l,2g Debate Q1 N.F.L. 2,3315 Tiger Stal? 4, Social Committee 21 Ex Libris 3,4g G.A.A, lg Latin Club l,2g Hall Monitor 4. Teacher WILLlAM T. STONER Terry College With a girl he's quite the ace, And in his bomb he sets the pace. Football 2g Track lg Art Club 21 Intramural l. JON E. SWOVERLAND Jon Work He really makes the batters look 'round When he strolls to the pitcher's mound. Football l,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4g ln- tramural l,2,3,-4, 1. LOIS I. TABER Lois Missionary Teacher Lois has more than an even break Vvhen a history testfs at stake. Ex Libris 45 Hi-C 3,4. By courtesy of EVELYN R. TSCHETTER Evelyn Missionary Nurse Shes really quiet, this Evelyn Tschetter, But youll be glad, once youve met her. Bafa l,2 3,4 Chorus 3g Operetta 3y Class Play 35 Ex Libris 45 Hi-C l,2, 3,4 HOME FURNITURE MART John ! I MIKE WEST Spankey Service Mike will never fall nor feel low, Especially when hefs sarneone's hero. Football l,2,3f Track l,2,3, Intramural lg Hall Monitor l,3. By courtesy of JOHN W. TURNER Machinist School He's fun at either work or play, Quite a fellow in every way. Basketball lg Baseball lg Band l,2,3g Class Play 3, Class Ofhcer lg Student Council lg Intramural l,2,3,4. ROBERT B. WAGNER Bob Farmer Here's o boy named Blue Jean Bob And in a drag he-'s rough as a cob. Football lg Intramural lf Office Help 25 Hall Monitor l,2. BARBARA F. WARREN Charlie Lawyer This girl can dream and stareg You never see her in dispair. Class Play 3g JA. 4. THOMAS E. WARREN Tom Service Though he's small, he's handsome and strong, One for whom the girls do long. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball lj Track lg Art Club 3,4g lntramural l,2,3,4g Hall Monitor l. SKIP WELKER Welkie College When you hear a laugh that makes you flip, You'll know in a moment it must be Skip. Basketball l,2,3 lMgr.Vp Track 23,45 Band lp Debate 2, N.F.L. 3,45 Class Play 3,4p Hi-Times 4, Social Commit- tee l,3, Art Club lg J.A. lg Intra- mural l,7,3,4. Xe:- JUDITH L. WHITENECK Whitey Magazine Illustrator She's slinky and far from mild, She is really a super child. Chorus l,2g Class Play 3, Tiger Stal? 4, Hi-Times 3,4p Social Committee 4, F.l'l.A, 23,45 Latin Club 2g Art Club 3,4. MURPHY MEDICAL CENTER 7959 SUSAN J. WIEST Susan Beuufician As a cheerleader she is really swell, The longer she leads, the louder we yell. Chorus I, Social Committee 2, Class Officer 2, Hall Monitor 4, Student Council 4, Cheerleader I,3,4, Art Club 3,4. PHILIP A. WILSON Willie Missionary A very nice boy, this fellow Phil, When it comes to sports, he Hlls the bill. American Legion Award I, Basketball Capt. 45 Football l,2, Basketball l,2, 3,4, Track I,2,3,4g Cross-Country 3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Debate 4, Class Ofti- cer I,2,3,4, Hi-C 3,4, Latin Club 2, Philathea 3,4, Oflice Help I, Hall Monitor I. VALENTINA WITZENKO Valentina Fashion Designer This girl came from c foreign land, When you need her, we'll give you a CLASS MOTTO - ANYTHING WORTH DOING IS WORTH DOING WELL FLOWER - WHITE ROSE CLASS COLOR - PALE BLUE AND WHITE By courtesy of hand. Chorus lg Class Play 3, J.A. 2. PRISCILLA K. WOLFE Pris Beautician She can really make the French horn toot, And she's very cute to boot. Band I,2,3,4, F.H.A. I,2. CHARLES L. WOOD Charley Undecided This handsome chap is Charley Wood, With o basketball he is very good. Basketball I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4, Baseball l,2, Cross-Country 12.3, Class Play I, Hall Monitor I. L I H. Metzger, Pres. J Kelley, Sec. B. Fisher, Treas. P. Wilson, V. Pres. CRYSTAL DAIRY 1 6 ma I , S-' fa .Il F Q Q , 2 tri? . .pf ' r ,r,25h :Tlx gigs? Wi. llwgmg 1-' l U M55 U U I '2's::? ' N I + 1- ,Wim S 'xx M U QQ sl - J , 0 0' f V CARI. W. BURT Superintendent A.B. Manchester College MA, Chicago University DANE SNOKE Principal BA, Manchester College M.S. Indiana University Sedan! Zbacvwl D. Tucker, W. Robert Hall, Secretaryg O. Roy Miner, President, Robert E, Delp, Treasurer, Bruce Maish Carl W. Burt, Superintendent. unenf- av ,L B S Manchester College Girls Physical Education FREDERICK OLDS B.P.A, Ohio Wesleyan University M.A. Columbia University 1? h., Art Zap' HOWARD BOCK AB. Manchester College M.S. Indiana University Safety, Health, Drivcr's Training WILLIAM GOSH ERT MA. Ball State Teachers Coll g Physical Education Commerce By Comte y of S,S. SUB DEB L LOUIE PLUMMER Investment Securities Atwood 4461546 FAYTH LAWSON BA. Bryon University English l l Hi-Times MAMIE BRADDOCK A.B. Ottenbein College MA. Columbia University English ll ond I2 Speed Reading Ex Libris Sponsor Tiger Sponsor Senior Closs Sponsor TOMALINE WITHAM B.S. Purdue University Home Economics ll MARY REECE AB. Manchester College MA. Boll Stole Teachers College Home Economics lO 8g i2 Junior Class Sponsor Fl-l.A. Sponsor ARLEEN MINER A,B, Hanover College English IO MILDRED PETRIE A.B. Asbury College M.A. Peabody University Speech Advanced Expression English IO N.F,L. Sponsor Drarnatics Activities DAVID MIDDLETON B.S. Purdue University General Shop Related Training Mechanical Drawing FORREST CROOP BS Purdue University Vocational Machine Shop D. O. Coordinator Social Committee 4-QT., ,J LEE N. THORN A B. Wabash College Attendance 1 By courtesy of KOSCIUSKO COUNTY FARM BUREAU FREE METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE Czfbdllg ROBERT STAFFORD A.B. Wabash College MA. lndiono University Library I GILES HOFFER B.P.E, Mississippi U. M,A. Mississippi U. U.S, History Student Council DELMAR BUNNELL B.S. Bcill Store Teachers College Government Economics World History MARILYNNE TUTTLE BS. lndiono University Typing Bookkeeping By courtesy of BOB OSBORN MARINE HAVEN DE PUY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 34 Q . 0 UEIYIEIKTIYIEI BAZIL O'RElLLEY A,B. Indiana Central Band MARGARET ANN VOIROL B.M. DePauw University M.A, Columbia University Vocal Music ARCHIE KEFFER B.A. William Jennings Bryan University BD. Grace Theological Seminary French MARIE LOVE A B Manchester Col'ege M A Columbia University Commerce By courtesy at WARSAW PLATING WORKS, INC. LEESBURG LUMBER COMPANY 35 JACQUES CRAPUCHETTES ESTHER PFLEIDERER DAVID BURKE B A Grace College M S Purdue B PE Purdue Umversnty General Math A B Manchester General Math Plam Geometry Advanced Math I College Algebra Track Coach Advanced Math I Mrs Mulc hy secretary to N Snake Mlss Lucas secretary to Mr Burt Mrs Shoup accountant cc c BEARD S GUN SHOP JAMES McCLEARY ARCHITECT ALEXANDER ELECTROLUX SALES AND SERVICE 'ti' '-sq., WERNER S STANDARD MERCHANDISE CENTER 36 By uvte5y f g My, , I W ' f u 0 0 .I UT I 'I 21' ' ' nil Iwllhnf Q WM 0 Q? Q L l l . I ii - 0 By courtesy of WINONA LAKE SKATE-A-TER IA 7?5? This year, which included two Television ap- pearances tor the band, started with a suc- cessful football season. The season included an away game at Rochester. In September the band made their first television appearance in the Elkhart Centennial parade. Other activities in the fall were the pancake and sausage sup- per andthe Firemen's parade. Eight seniors were honored to play in the select band tor the Elkhart Centennial Band Festival, under the direction ot Mr. Howard Barlow of the Voice of Firestone. They were Max Hoyt, Dale Benson, Nancy O'Reilley, Dave Melton, Jack Simpson, Barry Ashton, Dick Moore, and Dave Luckenbill. The whole band, also performed tor the WSJV camera Basket ball season took the band into rehearsal for Mid Winter Concert Three days out of school because of snow made lite interesting only a iz. 9 9 game! week before concert. iviany gold medals were captured in State Concert. The climax of the concert season was Spring Concert witn the presentation of the Arion Foundation Award, the student directorship, and the baton. lt is a tradition that the baton used on the concert is presented to a senior band student elected the most valuable of the year, Other activities were the winter candy sales and the fish fry to finance the tour. A day or two after the big picnic at Epworth, the band members don wool uniforms over sunburns to lead the Memorial Day parade. The seniors wish to thank the rest of the band for their fine co-operation during this year. 704 O '5 ROW I: M. Hoyt, D. Benson, L. Shipley, P. Wilson, J. DeGood, J. Gunier, C. J. Mollenhour, B. Steele Emmons, S. Pippenger. ROW Il: C. BLue, L. Engle, R. Keppler, L, Mcymeer, L. L. Dykes, S. Groscosr, L Poyser, S. Hover. Pinkerfon, M. Shue. 3444 5 14660 ' Y L. Croop, B. Hobgood, J. Hoffer, E. Tscheffer, N. Horn. E,-ncaa B. Ashton, D Moore, D, Andrews, J. Summers, M Andrews. J. Foresrncn, L. G. Knouff,T. Kuhn. Brubaker, F. Chinworth, B. Julion, A. Broiller. By courtesy of DUNBAR INSURANCE AGENCY WARSAW FURNITURE MFG. CO. SENGER'S DEPARTMENT STORE TURNTABLE RECORD SHOP ROW I: N. O'ReiIley, K. Eggers, J, Pritchard, T. Snell, S. Julian, M, Walgcmuth M. Zerber, S. Hatfield, J, Hygerna, J, Fitzsimmons. ROW II: K. Templeton, S Brubaker, S. Sauer, L. Lakey, J. Croy, L. Pratt, M. Deneen, M. Heath, S. Wolfe. zencififofznc B. Freeman, D. mers, M. Anderson, B. Huff- Taylor, J. Sum- P. Garber, J. Simpson, P. Wolfe, J. Eaton, K. Pcseka. man, J. Miller. E ' P ' H, Ringer, P, Freeman, K. Kaufman. ROW I: B. Copeland, D. Melton, S. Rathbun, M. Johnson, R. Millington. ROW II J. Hatfield, R. Christian, M. Lindquist, By courtesy of BREADING'S CIGAR STORE HAFFNER'S DIME STORE STOKES BROTHERS WARSAW DRY CLEANERS 8. SHIRT LAUNDRY F f X , Ld' A f , ., ' u ', J .J .. ' - M 4: ff ,' S: ' 1 . o 7 A . ' .U .- 1 1 -1 'f 5, A,, - 1 ' V .s p J '41 B, 1- -Q 1-I ,, . 1. ' ' V' 'rf , f i , r ,, , A, ,V . ., , ' fp vfnifggw V.-4 .4 - A ,D , , , ., L . 5'-Vlffvzfr f ,f f' .rg , 1- . A I Y . w ' , ,. 4 , 1. -, ... 1 . I . ' 1' , v' ' . I Y , Y I . ' I lf, . Q' X . s , ' ' Y V' H swf- . i ' PV V f' i as Ah ' .LH nf Q L' j 4 'K ' , f Qi .1- I Q 0 ' 'Nr-Q Qi. 2 , - ' v 'WW V, 'Q I1 Yr y. 1 I r . X . -f ,,,' f kxxi- V .,. KI, t - . , L,', Qc? i A 1 'Q f ,fm f fc ' .Q 4: pn- H wi., 4 'VNU-424' MYMYQBV Hall, Hall the gang all here . .e . . -4 Q 4' M R... HH 4 K fbi ' .5 ' fu 7 I -r AN M A 191.14 . Q .f b- . ,Ann-, 7' n K nn- ' lk' D. Luckenbill CLARINET DUET W if Q ' ff' fx u f F N. O'ReulIey K Eggers P. Garber J Sum son J Eufon K V1 v mi' ,V ,. Y , V B. luckenbill D Melton M J The TIGER TALES of this organization which is composed ot twenty-tive girls who have attained a 'B' average in English and are interested in good lit- erature. The programs include book re- views, special speakers, and a banquet at the end of the year. At this time Mrs. Braddock, the sponsor, gives the rose ceremony honoring every senior girl. Selling gift wrapping paper is the annual project of this club. ROW 'lz E, Tschetter, B. Fisher, C, Stone, N. Martin L Carper C Ellison S Klntzel N Mcl'laiton J Miller C Hartle ROW 4 ROW 2: J. Mcl-latton, N. O'Rielley, S. Rathbun J Favvley J C Bauman P Eli tt K Eggers S Lee J Mo en our 4 Kelley, M. Moore, Mrs. Braddock. ROW 3: L. Tabor D Castaldl apy P Springer oo Girls Chorus no Chrnstmcs Program Sprung Tour Officers Sextet Fall Festival Chu rch Concert ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS 48 WARSAW INVESTMENT CO., INC. Dependable Insurance Service CHOIR: PRES., D. Martin, V. PRES., M. Moore, BUS., W. Nelson, ADV, S. Kirvzel, COUNCIL, C, Lozier, J Ecw Gy D Horn CHORUS PRES M Hood BUS L Hood ADV C Hormen By court sy of WARSAW CHEMICAL CO RINGLE FURNITURE STORE HORN S SUNNYMEDE RESTAURANT M ,jg V .551 'eva-AM, ' Q Q: Q -P2 W Ja. -1: 1- ff 1: ' Q 'W A W L A -v ', 0 -f ' X Sl -A '?X41i W' Q-v' .29 ffriz X' ' - .x.,.,w43g,h ff ' xx f uf 'ivw' ' ' I -,V lx A Q4 G f if ., 'Y L Q , L21 'A . H 57 , l' Sf, 3 V SL 'V' iv 5 v an 4 jgxn f 'N' f ' ' , 'S L ' . -6 dl aa' vi l 'J -.uf M .af 3 'ff +22 95 9 ...G LX 'Q' fx Q M A ' . 2 YS! . ,J -nf' 15? mp ff' 'if' J 1 lla 22 8' 153 'Q ROW 'lz J. Philapy, D. Campbell, Mrs. Beck, P. Springer, M. Zerber, ROW 2: J. Hotter, J. Baker, S, Deafen baugh, P. Breading, C. Carlson, J. Baker, L. Braddock, ROW 3: L. Croop, B. Buell, M. McClung, M. Walga muth, R. Millington, N, Linn, M. Simpson, D. Heckrotte, A. Manrow. 6.14. 14. The TIGER TALES of G.A.A. tells Us that it is an organization in which girls who enioy athletics get together and play their favorite sports. These sports include softball, basketball, volleyball, speedball, tennis, badminton, and deck- tennis. G.A.A. teaches girls to get along with people and to become part of a coop- erating team that is working for a cer- tain goal. By courtesy of RODEHEAVER COMPANY WESTMINSTER DINING ROOM The newest TIGER TALES are in Hi-C. This club is organized to bring Christian fellowship to our school. Holding meet- ings every Wednesday noon, the club has many interesting programs through- out the year. As well as presenting a weekly radio broadcast, the club publishes a county- wide Hi-C paper. Other activities include a fall hayride and a formal spring ban- quet. They also sponsor Teen Town, Hi- C clubhouse. Hey! Hoy! O 261 OFFICERS: P. Wilson, Pres., W. Ginther, V. Pres., C. Bauman, Sec., E. Tschetter, Treas., R. Kreigbaum, Song- leoder, J. Essig, Reporter, Rev. Dole Ginther, County Hi-C Director, R. Toyner, Hi-C Sponsor. ,N 'TI its' ROW 'I: M. Moore, Mrs. Lowson. ROW 2: P. Springer, S. Leedy, D. P. Garber, S. Rathbun, M. Bird, J. Miller. ROW 4: J. Hall, J. Campbell, L. Carper, J. Howard, J. Kelley, N. Mcl'Ic1tton, C, I-Iartle. Whiteneck, J. Heclcrotte, J. Ehcrenman, N. O'RielIy, H. Ringer, ROW 3: S. Welker, N. Heitrncin, S. Kintzel, N. Martin, E. Schroeder, I.. DyI4SS, D. MOVIIVW- Q I This is a TIGER TALE of the illustrious HIGH TIMES staff who have worked very hard this year to make a bigger and better paper for the students of VV.l-LS. They succeeded in selling tor them the three hundred subscriptions to a printed paper which was issued every other week. To help tingnce the new pdper, the ambitious statt members opened two canteen centers to sell candy ond gum every noon. Worsaw's Future Reporters? fwfg. By courtesy of BLEDSOE BUICK, INC. MEYER LEVIN 8. SONS INC. Soles 8. Services Scrap Iron 81 Steel K 7 Businessmen of Tomorrow!! I I GROUP 'I: J. Dalton, M. Zerber, N. Longfellow, G. Gilbert, V Woodman, C. Teeter, B. Weirick, S. Adlcinson, M. Case, D. An- The TIGER TALES of Junior Achieve- ment include many things. Along with the fun of working with one-'s classmates and friends, comes the satisfaction of ac- complishment that is gained through the successes and failures in helping to operate an actual business. Tomorrow's business- men and women learn by doing in today's JA. program by putting into prac- tice their own ideas under the supervi- sion ot competent advisors. So we salute J.A. and the businessmen and women of tomorrow. . L. Truman, P. Mulcahy, P. Miller, R. Lamse, B. Phillips, N. Weckler, J. McDowell, L, Conley. GROUP 4. P. Springer, B. Lambert, M. drews, T, Snell. GROUP 2: B. Blosser, M. Anderson, S. Mollen- Shue, S. Saemann, V. Leek, D, Kogin, S. LaCount, H. Ringer, S. hour, B. McDowell, M, Cosgrove, C. Phillips, B, Stoner, K, Smyth, Welker, R. Snodgrass. R. Salmon. GROUP 3: R. Autenrieth, D. Campbell, D. Heckrotte, I ww gp... ,F A' I 1 gr A-nw 5 xr ,, 'C-Z? 5 Q,47 ROW 1: S. Wiest, S. Mollenhour, K. Fitzpatrick, L, Carper, P. Mulcahy. ROW 2: S. Cripe, J. Aylor, S. Briganti, N, Heitrnan, P, Wiest. ROW 3: J. Davis, D. McCleary, D. Delp, L. Frauhigcr, T. Maze, Carrying what?? 1 -as L. . lil' R :Q 5 V f i vw V A3 A l X ' f :ff i'.71'f3f 4 I O .sitt in f .gen By courtesy of af. The TIGER TALES of the Hall Monitors prove to be that they are the busiest people in the school! They are willing PAGES for both Mr. Snoke's and Mr. Burt's ottlces, making trips upstairs and downstairs, and around the halls to con- vey messages, gather attendance slips, and summon students to the inner sanc- tum it necessary. Some days, it they are lucky, there is time left to study tor exams or iust to daydream about the future! MENZIE MOTORS COX STUDIO l ilu, gmskng M 1 l,... .... 1.11 -Q.. a , . .ann 1 . , A ai, 'Nm ns. -Q, K f mf, E 3. 1 on -X. , ' I 5'-Y -Skssml. ' we 45' Nui . Qf-af ROW 1: L, Shipley, D. Moore, D. Melton, D. Luckenbill, B, Ashton, M. Hoyt, ROW 2: G. Knouft, T. Snell, H. Ringer, T. Kuhn. 77:36 'Easel Our Music Makers!! various occasions. They traveled to out-ot-tovvn tootball games to pep Tigers on to victory, but their main pearance was when they provided music at our spirited pep sessions. Wt-l.S. By courtesy of THORNBURG DRUG STORE JOHNSON LUMBER YARD This TIGER TALES ot our Pep Band numbers ten members ot our concert- marching band. These energetic boys practiced very hard to entertain us at the the ap- the This energetic group has certainly con- tributed to the pep and enthusiarn of The TIGER TALES ot the Proiection Op- erators aren't as dull as one might thinlcg in tact, you may call it rather exciting. Being a P.O., they are constantly called out ot assembly or other classes to per- form various duties. This can be inclu- sive from operating a spotlight for Miss Voirol's chorus girls to showing an ed- ucating movie for Mr. Knaop. The bays are trained by our very capable Mr, Croop, who spends a lot of time direct- ing them in their various programs. pw' ROW Engle. it. 1: 5. Boyne, .l. Bradbury, Mr. Croop, O B. Lehman, 0 Going to Hollywood, soon? B, Fisher. ROW 2: L. McDonald, B. Grow, B, Hile, 1-9- .--ni if Plan a good party!! I ROW 'l: W. Nelson, J. Baker, S. Lewis, C, Hartle, T. Kuhn, S. Rathbun. 2 i The TIGER TALES of the Social Corn- mittee play a very big part in helping to make our school activities most mem- orable. Representatives of the committee are picked from every club, and one representative is chosen from each class. Under the capable direction of Mr. Croop, the social committee spends many long hours preparing and plan- ning in order that vve can have our school parties and dances. This commit- tee adds an important contribution to our school, P, Breading, Mr. Craop, Sponsor. ROW 2: J. Schroeder, J. Whiteneck, 'FY I, 5?M1N, 45 M T di v. ROW 1: S. Wiest, H. Metzger, D. Delp. ROW 2: B. Phillips, R. Lamoree, D. Wolkins. ROW 3: Mr. Hofter, D. Horn, B. Blosser, S. Webb. The TIGER TALES of this organization will long be remembered by the students of Warsaw High. The student council is rnade up of a boy and a girl from each class plus the three class presidents. It is their iob to see that the worlc is done at student sponsored activities and to act as interpreters to the will of the student body. This year the student council has again been under the helpful guidance ol Mr. l-latter. I Our capable leaders?? By cou rtesy ct Fncws JEWELRY stores LITCHFIELD CREAMERY Poetry Public Speaking. U 1 5 x X 4 Ponel Discussion I Q t t W t, I Q .af Student Cong ress L A K1 Humorous Interpretation Nflfioncl A nn 5 -- Speech Society Interpretation Wes Diane Orlgmal Orarory Uncle Stanley Choral Speaking Radio One-Act Play ,MQ .M ,g , ll., 4 .Ff- I if af If , H555 , ,Q gl, V -vwwf Ni-F 2 3 25. 42.- sefaki ff' -3-' ' F'- fsifgfi ' ' ,W 4.,V 1?, A 1,-'ll my .' 4 ,bf-yo-4 -uv..--1-0 il xii View-, qi ,Zi ml, x F . , I, if f ' 5 s I Y 'Q Kr!! 'mf v 5- . , ff Sn ill wwmm f 1 SSI.. ,Z H wa 1 iii : -'lf L W. 4lw,..1 gg . ,:+ 4 fig.: , ii 1 1 'D' an W ,M 5 .1 q., '42, , ..'.,,U V -yu. A, N k ,, s Q , if I' V . ef 4,,A : ' , I .T uQ,..4Sa2f, 5. 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