Wawaka High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Wawaka, IN)

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GRADUATES--FIVE, TEN, AND TWENTY YEARS AGO Class 21943 Mrs. James Brown fLorayne Rambsy, l boy, homemaker, Hudson, Indiana. Husband deceased. Mrs. Marion Crossland fLaura Damon, l boy, 1 girl, homemaker, Florida, Ohio. Mrs. Roger Firestone flda Mae Marker, homemaker, Ligonier, Indiana. Donald Fonner-Arizona. Mack Gaunt fShir1ey Faux, 1 child, Kendallville, Indiana. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs james Headrick fNada Kirnmell, G. E. Nurse, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Burton Hettrick fBette Ross, homemaker, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Gus Knafel, jr. fWanda Phares, homemaker, Kimmell, Indiana. Marion Minier fFreda Duesler, 1 boy, l girl, homemaker, Rural Route, Lagrange, Indiana. john Musser fGenevieve Eamick, 1 child, homemaker, Wawaka, Indiana. Bette Oesch, Mogul Rubber Corporation, Goshen, Indiana. Mrs. john Rosenogle fRosalie Gangwer, l child, homemaker, Rural Route, Wawaka, Indiana. Darrell Steinbarger, trucking business, Rome City, Indiana. 1 Class of 1938 Mrs. C. A. Dombrowski fRoberta Lower, Department store clerk, Sacramento, California Rayrnond Greenawalt, factory worker, Topeka, Indiana. Albert Jacobs Uune Ravenscroft, Z children, garage mechanic, Albion, Indiana. Waldo Miller, farmer, Rural Route, Ligonier, Indiana. Mrs. William Ramsey CRosemary Frick, assists in their 5C and IOC store, McMinnville, Oregon Willis Tschabold, New York Central Railroad fireman, Toledo, Ohio. Wayne Weaver fEleanor Stotz, l child, Huntertown, Indiana. Class -of 1928 George Domer fMary Elmer, Both deceased, 1 child. Mrs. Walter Eagleson fGwendolyn jones, homemaker, 3 boys, Rural Route, Elkhart, Indiana. Polly Greenawalt, switchboard operator, Topeka, Indiana. Mrs. George Kelly fMargaret Poppy, nursing, Cleveland 9, Ohio. Floyd Murphy fOpal Bowen, Z boys, 2 girls, mill employee, Rural Route, Albion, Indiana. Mrs. Leon Osborn fMildred Inks, 1 girl, Z boys, homemaker, Rural Route, Wawaka, Indiana. Mrs. john Smith fEthel Pepple, 2 boys, homemaker, Rural Route, Albion, Indiana. ' Katherine Shaw, governess of home, Hollywqod, California. l Mrs. Paul 'Schemmerhorn fHelen L.eCou.nt, teacher and homemaker, Rural Route, Wawaka, Indiana. A

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Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Nov, Nov. Nov, Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar NORTH ELKHART SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS Z--Enrollment, 52g New pupils--lst grade, Roscoe Anglemyer, Larry Blotz., Katie Bon trager, Dickie Cripe, joey Demske, jacob Eberly, Betty Myers, Carolyn Mullet, Paul Rayment, Nancy Price, Dan Zirnmerman, 3rd grade--Edward Dull. New Primary Teacher--Mrs. Thora Cotner. Z9--Melon Day 29-30--Audiometer tests by county nurse, Miss Brittle Baker 31--Hallowe'en Masquerade, Rose Targgart, Teddy Smith, Larry Targgart, and joan Riddle voted best masked. 4--Pianos refinished by Mr. Gallup. 17--Presentation of Object Lessons by Rev. R. Rayment and Rev. O, G, Lewis Z6-- Discord in the Cellar, by the third grade. Larry Makes a List by the sixth grade. Z7-28--Thanksgiving Vacation 5--Robert Ramer moved to Perry Twp. l9-- joey Demske-moved near Wolcottville ZZ--Christmas Gift Exchange Z3-jan. 5--Christmas vacation 5-9--Mid-term exams 9--Ice and sleet made it impossible for K. Boyd's bus to make the route 9--Patty and Larry Blotz moved to Fort Wayne. 12--Eskimo Sand Table, fourth grade geography class project Z--March of Dimes Collection, amount 56.92 3-Alphabet Rhyme Contest won by Fancheon Emmert 13--Valentine Party 10-- Dutch sand table by third grade Z8--Easter Egg Hunt THE TEACHERS At N. E. S. the principal is Mrs. Helen Castetter. This is her second year there. She teaches the grades 4-5-6, along with sharing the duties of selling candy and school supplies. Mrs. Cotner also helps. Manchester found Mrs. Castetter delving in books to merit a two-year diploma. In all, she has taught for 9 years. Her home is in Cosperville. The other one of the teacher team at N. E. S. is Mrs. Thora Cotner. She helps with the many tasks to be done in the little school. This is her tenth year of teaching, but only her first at North Elkhart. She teaches the grades l-2-3. In her spare time she tends to the work to be done at home on the farm. THE HANDY MAN Congenial Ralph Gallup is more than a routine janitor at North Elkhart. He has fol- lowed in the footsteps of his father, Irey, who was once janitor of the same school. Ralph has always lived in this community. He apparently loves children and shows it by doing many kind things for them.