West Township High School - Whelp Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

,fi , ,LR . ' 'fri ,-. ,za . .1 f eg. -454. ' , x u L., . A '. li ,Li ,! E ,1 I I . , 1 'a is ,J 11' h,4pA 1-'Jr , 1 Q' 1 rn fx.. V fggg, ', ? - ..-. ', . L 1. 'Qi wx P' ifvfkirkklini 41fm'8!ll'4 l14'fif. 'fililwiigffcdil . ' , ,, E E 5 E i THE JOURNALISM CLASS OF West Township High School 1959 WHELP Plymouth India fffif 1 MVN fx cf 533 l 3 9 35 . 51 . 57 67 J As another year draws to a close, we call to mind the many past events which have occurred in West High School. On the following pages we have made a humble attempt to capture and re-create some of these events in our pictures. But, even more than all our efforts combined, you, the people who have contributed so much with your time, advice, and funds are the ones truly responsible for this annual. THE EDITORS A Es D 'l1I u Iii?-Z-T TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 f -.51 9 izihn Introduction. . . . . . . l Administration 8 Faculty. . . Classes . . . . . . . . Activities. . . . . . . Athletics . . . Seniors . . . . Advertisements. . Z HDIHIHISTHHTIUH FHCUUU Q J 1 . T ! L.. Cam X, Q 3-K X , v A X P X V jr- 2' Luci ,QL Qin-... This year the student body had the pleasure of making the acquaintance of our new principal, Mr. Robert Rust. We hope that he will be here for many years ' ' M . Rust with Mr. Frank McLane, superintendent of to come. Pictured above is r schools, and Mr. John Ruff, trustee discussing plans for the dedication of our new building which was held Friday, October 17. ' enrollment continue to create The additional building and the increasing d d and solved by our Advisory Board consisting of: Mr. Amiel problems to be pon ere Henry, secretaryg Mr. James Wade, vice-presidentg Mr. Joe Heiser, president, anc Mr. John Ruff. trustee. '33 ELSIE BQQSE MARCIA COOPER HARRY FERGUSON Commerce Home Economics Social Studies w r 1 2 E NJ - I ,,,. DOROTHY HUFF PHILIP HUGHEY VIRGIL RISNER Latin--History Mathematics--Science Coach sg! L75 can 9 3 f-A'S.1 0 -N7 A xl MARGARET SAMUELSQN MARY SIWENTOP FRED WOLFF Librarian--English Iuslc AgF1CU1tUFe 5 . . . . ' A 'PES l , 1 I X A CAROLYN PARSON DON PARSON GLADYS PEARSON Phy. Ed.--Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade MILDRED KYLE SUZANNE BAUMAN LORENE DUMPH Fourth Grade Third 0 Fourth Grades Second 8 Third Grades Q? wr- Nw Q i ti H. W W GRACE ELEY MARY VANDERWEELE HELEN MOORE Second Grade First 8 Second Grades First Grade 6 QN WY 'M' S. Rf Q u ' gg, sg - fx 8 Sir J N Q' X Ms :SES 5 . 'Q kg X g.LA iq .Qn an .-N 1 ss 3 NS X Q X XX Q X i ,N ' .i .. X SW. K 22.62 yi Kama .4 YK I .,,: gg a 4 X gk ig 5 new 3 QL fi 5 3153 A N. RQ , X W wx? .R A QS ,V S OUR FAITHFUL COOKS--L. to R. Mrs. Marie Bowen, Mrs. Carol Strang, and Mrs. Sarah Johnson. Our roomy and spacious cafeteria provides a cheery atmosphere in which CAFETERIA On the average, 260 students are served daily by the cooks and members of our student body. students can relax and enjoy their dinner. 8 Some of our students with the dishes. Here P Baum, Donna Samuels, Joyce derson, Ralph Costello, and Samuels show us that, Wwork also be fun.N 1 ff , 1 KCS1 Y o X! F eg, fr -K FK . if Jw ? PHIL CARLISLE--Chorus lg FFA 1-2-33 Glee Club 25 uNo More Homeworkng Hi-Y lg WFather Was A Housewifen. Q N SHARON DAY--Glee Club 23 SSS l-2-3g Chorus 1-23 4-H lg Bulldog Bark Whelp 4. JIM BAILEY--CHICAGO 1-2-3' B lld Bark 43 Whelp 4. ' u og SENIORS MARTHA BENGS--Chorus 1-2-3-45 Band l- 2-3-45 Glee Club 25 nNo More Home- workng Bulldog Bark 43 Whelp 45 SSS l-2-3-43 nFather Was A Housewifeng Librarian 4. '-i s on SENIORS WILLIAM FEECE--Basketball 13 Hi-Y 13 Baseball 1-2-3-43 Track 1-2-3-4. VICKI HAWKINS--PLYMOUTH 13 Glee Club 1-23 nNo More Homeworkn3 SSS l-2-3-4, Recording Sec. 33 Chorus 13 Whelp 43 Bulldog Bark 43 GAA 13 Class V-Pres. 33 Student Council 2, Sec. 33 Librar- ian 4g WFather Was A Housewifen. MARY LELAND--Band l-2-3-43 UNO More Homeworkng SSS l-2-3-43 Class V-Pres. 43 Student Council l3 Whelp 43 Bull- dog Bark 43 nFather Was A Housewifen. Hi-Y l-2-3 DONALD FEECE--Glee Club 2g Baseball l 2-3-43 Basketball l-2-3-43 Track 1 2 3 SENIORS DAVID GOSS--Glee Club 2g Basketball ' - 4-H 2' Track l-23 Baseball 1. JOAN MASTERSON--PLYMOUTH lg SSS 2-3- nNo More Homeworkng Whelp 45 Bulldo Bark 4. WARREN HARNER--BOURBON l 3-4g FFA l-2-35 FFA nFather Was A Housewifen 40 -2g 4-H 1-2- Sentinel 3, LEE ANN MAXSON--Chorus l-25 NNo More Homeworkug Glee Club 2g SSS l-2-3-4g 4-H lg Whelp 45 WFather Was A House- wifeng Bulldog Bark 4. IZ SENIORS SARANNE POORE--Class Sec. l-2-3- - SSS 1, Cor. Sec. 2, V-Pres. 2, Treas. 4g nFather Was A Housewifen3 DAR Citizen. HAROLD HOSTETLER--LAKEVILLE lg 4-H 1 2-3-43 Hi-Y 3-43 Baseball 2-3-43 Bas- ketball 2-3jG1ee Club 23 Whelp 45 nNo More H0meW0rknj Student CouncD.33 4-H Treas. 33 Reporter 43 FFA 1-2-33 Bulldog Bark 43 HFather Was A House- wifen. JAMES KROU--Basketball 2-35 Baseball 3-43 HNo More Homeworkng FFA 3. PATSY RONK--Chorus 2-3-43 Glee Club 2 UNO More HOMBWOPKNQ SSS 1-2-3-43 Whelp 43 Bulldog Bark 43 Class Pres. 1-3-43 V-President 23 Librarian 43 WFather Was A Housewifen. JOE SAMUELS--Band 1-2-3-45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1-25 Hi-Y 1-2-35 WNo More Homeworkn. FT? ROSEMARY STONE--PLYMOUTH 15 Glee Club 25 Chorus l-2-3-45 SSS 2-3-45 Bulldog Bark 45 Whelp 45 nNo More HomeworkW5 nFather Was A Housewife SENIORS JOHN MCFARLIN--Chorus 1-35 Glee Club 35 Band 1-2-3-45 nNo More Homeworkng Track 35 Hi-Y 1-2-3-45 FFA 2-35 4-H 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 4-H Reporter 25 Hi-Y V-Pres. 3 4-H Pres. 3-45 Father Was A House- lg Q feng Song Leader 15 Class V-Pres. 15 Whelp 45 Bulldog Bark 4. SUE SLONAKER--Band 1-2-3-45 Glee C1 25 Chorus 1-2-3-45 SSS 1-2-3-45 W More Homeworkug Cheerleader 1-2-3- 4-H Pres. 1-2-3-45 Class Treas. 2-3 Band Librarian 2, Sec. 35 Pres. 4-H 1-2-3-45 Whelp 45 Bulldog Bark Class V-Pres. 15 nFather Was A Hous wifen. SENIORS TOM TAYLOR--Basketball 2' Baseball 33 Track 2-33 Hi-Y l-23 FFA 2-33 Treas. 33 nNo More Homeworkn Q DARLENE WILSON--Band 1-2-3-43 Chorus 2-3-43 Glee Club 23 SSS l-2-3-4, Pres. 43 FFA Sweetheart 3g 4-H News Reporter 33 Class Treas. l3 Student Council l-43 Student Senate Pres. 43 nNo More Homeworkng nFather Was A Housewifen. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS--Standing L. to R. Saranne Poore, secretary3 Darlene Wilson, student senateg Harold Hostetler, stu- dent senate3 Sue Slonaker, UPGHSUPGFQ Mary Leland, vice-president. Seated L. to R. Mr. Robert Rust, principal3 Patsy Ronk, presidentg and Miss Margaret Sam- uelson, sponsor. 15 ' QQ' br-s ., 497 1 , 'i Nisuv .L! 'Ib oUR FLOWERS--Red sf white Roses OUR COLORS--Starlight White and Citation Blue OUR MOTTO--nln Ourselves our Future Liesn RALPH COSTELLO ROSE CRAMER RICHARD DAY J- SANDY GROVE LARRY HARNER DAVID HITE SALLY JACOBSON JAMES MCFARLIN JOYCE MYERS 16 JUNIORS 'N--nuff MARIANNE GIARRA1 'I A Q A A SHARON HOLLAD MELENIE OTTOW JUNIORS Q .,,fu:.-v Nmwqn 'IC DEARL PRANGER DALLAS REED LENA ROBBINS JOHN SMALL QS '39 3'4- E 3.3 '1 A Vg.g-kk. LATHRYN SMITH TED SMITH LARRY STILES DIANE VOS Allglqlly, . I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-- STANDING L. to R. Kath- ryn Smith treasurerg Jim McFarIin, student senateg Pearl Pranger, student senateg John Small, vice-presidentg Sandy Grove, secretaryg Mr. Philip Hughey, spon- sorg and Diane Vos, president. es X fggAg'P, Q., .Zi W X g Q x .il R Daniel Amor P gl ...Q Jatsy Childress , 4' 1 . 'Qkm k-. 5 :.::. Tim Green Michael Kennedy ll If wig X e Vx' V C ,nele 4 H 5 gm . John Benczik A 'I D. Christensen iQw mfg In A SSRI C Qi . Ei a rf Q Qiwll J fqig gf'eri wma A J- ii - 'R fe' 'N- Joseph Heet Rebecca Klapp af' A'..f David Newell Manuel Newman 430 f-arm, 'xxx 5 f X K wifi K N ? ' gsm , . ff?:Z::-12522325.12-. f- K 5 swsfz .5i9sgIf:a1s-:-:.x-,-qft- 3 5 N f, X :rg X w ,S X l W X A' -H, fc TEQQMEQ M xi: . ,WY MXDJ? L C Curtis Bovee - KiSils ifi5Wg,5?sZs4 ggi - w :MW rg, is z,?1m:Ri5e25-my-fi - . iU,, ,,.,..M, . l.,,.,Wa , wgffggiidygfigpnfw- 'ea Mesfz.f?fJffmsfsiih f -x 19- fd :!VQifSitswz.:ffi ' . 1?thf'1ix'f5XL.'ns,1s: I-3r'a.?w,-,Pi zur: K- ,- ff,35f,.:,,gx,Ei3 1 Donald Csstello Tom Heet Kay McCollough r Roberta Poore .y? lkflQ gfwgW P' we , - J ,g, 'J ' g xyelifff S .. . . w ii1iQQi5' : .:fi: - ' - -- ' 3y7i'fgAf.f3 eww' Q-.gwQwxf ,is W - w -351 72.-i 13 'f r ' , A avi id? Don Carlson X , fri 55' Q gwy .ea ,efP' -. .fi A Jim Dickey Joyce Henderson George Myers ?21 s l I ,A ' f Saw ' M i EEQQ iw! '-i ::.-- EF ' 4'1i7?:- 5 Mig. Emi iqdmw , 'fi ' wif .... 5 .. 5 W CLV, S Udo Radandt Tenth 1, Tom Feece digg? if f'X . -.k if A 5- S fi h ,WL Clarence Higgh Edna Newberz Phyllis Rodge FM ,- 4 . X 9 A 5 Y :K 3 ,L in 424 in Alvin Samuels Ira Samuels Linda Sehaal Kent Sis '13 Mary Stapan Judy Stiles Wesley Spindler SOPHGMORE CLASS OFFICERS--L. to R. Joyee Henderson, stu- dent eouncilg Miss Elsie Boose, sponsorg Edna Newberg, vice-presidentg Mike Kennedy, student eouneilg Mary Stapan, presidentg Darlene Christen- sen, secretary, and Roberta Poore, treasurer. S 4L FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS--L. to R. Janis Hendrickson, stu- dent eouneilg Sue Gangloff, vice-presidentg Janet Quivey, secretaryg Janet Hendrickson, treasurerg Jim Muday, presi- dent, and Larry Bair, student f. a sq, ww -+ Larry Bair Walter Barrett I 5 S: f E 'Q' ..nf2 f' J 1. if Cqq,3 nfs-e wuarmase rt 11 - . ., W - ' IF E: Q Q - E 1 w Den.Christensen Nelson Cooper Linda Glass Sally Haug Arleen Hyatt James Keller ew? Judith Muffley Kenneth Nelson Patsy Rupert Nancy Smith gi? Ninth Grade Carol Bottorff Char Broeker ?:,if-iggyggltl-ifEE y. 1 fi, njgigg -H .K -,.. a I s 1 i ' NL: M t X egalt ju if sw via Q3 'Q 55' ' awfgf F RZ A '+' James DeVault Phyllis Dipert Sue Gangloff Harvey Garbis arm- . Janet and Janis Hendrickson Kathryn Higgins Barbara Hi Sandra Klapp . 1 - a .r 'AW . 'W nmfw 9 V Q -' Wa, - . . ,a,,.. . W .Q Q.: ,.r::. . , Q . , W W X t EEA K T :Qs 31:-:3'1 '. 2, 1 :2'::.. SEE - :yi I : ' guiilrr l 'Aff - : f':,:55:,, '1a.fa:-- ' 2 g rn:5 rfss1'v f.. we-L: Carol Pike Keith Wolcott Donald Marohn Jane Morlock James Mud Qiiggfwg HLffJ?m5Q:+ J A W- , fi :.V bnilg ,,,,:EiilS 'Jig :-.: KKV K Harold Price Janet Quivey Mary Rhoa Q sa. M ,J 43? M. u J f gy' Q. I Carol Rice , CNot Picturedl fl I , 8 Eighth Grade W Q 4 'lf . f , S S'5f 'I Y - ua.: ,,,, , f . I s . Q .1 w. f Q f -' wif? L' e Andrews Bryan Bradfield cl all Janice Feece Sandy Giarraputo J! 'ak 333 Svgfif ' Daniel Helsel Amiel Henry Eighth Grade Officers--L. to R. Sandy Livinghouse, secretaryg Carol Stiles, treasurerg Sandy Giarraputo, student senateg Mr. Fred Wolff, sponsorg Pat Sisk, student senateg Richard Taylor, presidentg and Sharon Johnson, vice-president. Robert Pranger Joan Quivey Norman Robbins Billy Ronk ll ' 'W' ii . ,f-A K A 5 M ' Q ' 4: vu i 'I fx V af FQ f LR . Qsx sf or .,i,.-. jiiif ' E?iimwa Sas.. e Q' fwwu A Jawa . ff EHQQWWW P A ga -. -. , J I , .. 5 -. S I, .X s Q . X LS .,L: 'sk A. S Ii ., ,, .. , , 5, Jarol Stiles ,JU Roland Stiles Richard Taylor Robert Wallace .ei , ali' QRS rf ,IQ an r ,M si in ll . 4:19, Michael Coober Nancy Douglas , ,gt es-. M4 Shirley Hite Sharon Johnson Q ' K 11' K. 0 rf ,II nd' Sandy Livinghouse Ingwdd Johnsni Steven McCollough Timothy McGee l I ' ., , I f . 'Y xgfa C'f:Q ,f mfmf w, 1-YA, , U Wi? Terry Samuels Patricia Sisk , Y QQCT. A g ,ig'j H ,.., :.. . -H Q ' fi .fs ff -- . 1: if . f K '.1:QK,,l. .Hr wi .Ae limi. R L. . we aa vQ'egg .xg ' 4' my gg ' L, G ,fispml -Mwfkaaa swmaemwwo aide W . ,.,k,,,: 5- ,K . Q A Q . 4 5 .fx .L ax 'X K x, . Richard Anderson Terrv Anderson Patricia Bailey ,-, ' . gg! Q.. ,K 'W' .X A - , faq-5' w if we ga:sfs+cref.1 gil :a kb i .. ws ?' ' rumah toil :AS . Teddv Rradfield 'ilkiff Joan Gilbert Donald Klapp Ng, ,ww Marv McDaniel Kenneth Rodgers Donald Broeker l,q,qy. ...,bb .b yv E '-. 1 .Q sz.' if .J S Douglas Gordon Mary Klinedinst Karen Myers ww Sally Sanders faeMQQ 5 Q - . S fag? AEI? ilaig .g -tn t' 7 li - ., 4 ..-1.12.-x .. x, .. - My L- :z:4?i1.fi-f w.wgQ,f G A ' , ggfggizisfisi impw-E, .J,amw 1'ii5' i 'fl Qgggfggiiiifsff V .. wig fl . fgf . ., ,.,5 -5 agwsg, di, 4, Am., .. .. ,lim K ' weffj:-A . Edward Bush uni Y 'eggE2gsQ1:f1gl,i,. wwmPlQS'mmwa .., --Ir, ., 5,11sw.ff-gs., .i: . g. . - f - fsig fsiggf? George Harness Scarlet Kuskve James Overmyer ig K ' K 33' 1 ., JR' g K .L..: K Susan Strang J K Ww- IF 'Y .mg ' -:, -Q L.-: K 'f V, K . , , ,E EEL , iivl .5 I if fm no is ,k,. ' 3' Janet Bair Eric Carlson E if 1 van Nl . F . , 5 ll I In i Q30 . A x M 7th V Gerald Bollman Donald Bottorl A . - A A ' kit? V I S . f ,K sf t 25? ASU ssh, gg. ga' 1 524 nie A A 'YL Q,r V MY M if ,.., .gf il.r J it I J S Donald Cramer G - K' 3 x ,nf .-an fi. dl' Q J' . elf - rz.: I K V fs 5, W 6 - Q4 A fir fling' -f . :ifz 1Q.1vTVk ,K L - 3 :L H : . , , yr Qffj. I . .L . 'XQf .ga Connie Hooley Larrv Masterson al S 'll' ww ,mm gfiif Jgw ggi aasg R V fp f555.:fQ ' .- 'l f-Af f5WH335V wwlf3:4 lili' - ?sfz.:31 - fs ' 4 . f' 'L Q: ff' . Ls! -:Q fwV,.3 H A .wus .. Dennis Peffley Q A .V ILQWXN yfsggggki g ' - ,.a, If .av in 1 gd V ,v , S-QQ? G. 55' Larrv Thomas Thomas Cullim ' if I 1 Robert Hughes Michael Johns: Richard Meeker 3 Joy Morlock - E al.. ff.:-av 1 gglgjl qui A e881 521 ,l..l' i iw F S .Mlimxa? I.3 Arnold Rhoads Joe Robbins , . 3 Y . it if,?f.: ' 'fir f' .JW Gi c rde 5 Q. J .ur 'H fikiil-gy is rf .l'i1 t .Sla. f fin. A Mar-cha Wallace Marv Weigel' v. I K Y 7 M M 3'f3 'li ., -wa wal W- 'dh 1 ..,, J- 'ff . J A . V- 4 m sg '?Eif1zQ?grfi11Qi1'.-2 Class Scenes EEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS-- .. to R. Susan Strang, student :enateg Karen Myers, treasur- :rg Janet Bair, secretaryg Mr. larry Ferguson, sponsorg Dick leeker, student senateg Tom Zullison, vice-president, and Tedd Bradfield, president. Cab- :entg R 6 The boys participating in shop engage themselves in building cabinets, shelves, and other use- ful projects under the direction of their instructor, Mr. Fred Wolff. ,4WQ v The students of Miss Elsie Boose's bookkeeping class are taught, along with the regular bookkeeping functions, how to fill out federal income tax forms. We FQWW, Many interesting experi- ments are performed in phy- sics class, under the direc- tion of Mr. Phillip Hughey. Pictured are L. to R. Sue Slonaker, John McFarlin, Joe Samuels, and Mr. Hughey. ki rr 6.5 fp YQ I ..... .,,, A 4 i D ' Q ll i L D 5th it Putrit a Bau Baumann Leroy Carlson Phillip Childress James Day Darlene Dil S Rf D V, f me fi A 1 sa.-,,,. K m Ma ry ,gig Ha if ' 8 Pat Feece ShaFOH Garrison Leonard Gilley Diane Grossman Q f A us., f, M- ,D aa- ' it JE , D QD wr D, a L ?'XD D, 1 x -- Q5 'H-'evil' it Earl Hayn John Hawking Herbert Hendrickson Judy Higgins Phyllis Jewell Levi Krou Thomas McGee Nancy Morlock 33 Carolyn Haeck James Haus Q -- ,A - ai ' .:'. . . if M Alvin Hite David Holla George Morrison Robert Newbe J dan., t nga? H Sf. ir, A,,Fk K emma? ,... -QQK 'fini aria :za KYKD 'II' D .D D gr D. A D D fn Q?e f+ eaaf DQ figpe 1 D 5fDr ., Li? , D Q D . ill YDDZ A K K? 3 D, new - DDDD ag? it ' . DDDH E JJDHH if DDDD H - ll a ilill J .4 JJDJ .D S S Albert Pranger Jerry Reichard D. Riemenschneider Donna Samuels D X Jia' K1 f Jaw H V fr D D 'Q 5' J :K 'F Richard Stettler Dennis Stiles Beverly Taylor Philliu Vance as 3:Dwv wi D , aD ' Q ' Q5- D , PR, ,Q e I we Q' I? 5'-Ax 3 D S H' D D D D DDDDDDDDJD 1 N, W DD,s H ' D iiz J' DD if : 1 Lk D . K Q, :Q D-DD. Q r.Lk,L:L D ,, li 5 all 1 . J 5 1 awDD zai ,.., Diix JD JaS?e?asaamfaD N-ref . E I 3. ' - f Wh. sax -S-QQDS Q at Ill! ,quilt uw Jerry Samuelson Ardyce Spind X Judith Warner Sheila Winro -WI bf.. ,S 'T' 6935+ ra A91 A Q' x ir ff A T 'Nzj Y' 5 5th Y Pamela Baum Rov Baumann Robert Bradfield A as qw av 4 I vs Marvin Diner :IF 'P 'U vw YG' K: of Paul Haeek Tom Morrison f Ga in A Wm Peggy Ronk Chervl Emrah X . , A .wax x :,,.' -.: ff S R 6' 4 'iv s.-g Susan Helsel Karen Nelson x bupixik lf I' Janice Ruff fl ?'iWN4a gs n wr AF 5 Sharon Solomon Lvnn Taviner AQ X X a adn? Nr YL 1. Kenneth Gilbert Loretta Howard Inner Newberg 3 we Y Y g4fW 1' Q1 1 , W Susan Brown Margaret Childress Marv Cullisor 419 Kav Gillev 917. Rosemary Klapp Judith Newberg 'j. .1 , sv' Samuels Pamela Samuelson Judv ,,o M w I 1 ff if .' Y EL is ,SEV gE?g ' ggi? ' Carla Trump Martha Vervvnokt 19g ill fi Q Q Y, A a clan s 1...... h Barbara Glass Lawrence Goble li fkm nil , ri Aly 'I ' - 'N' .avi wi Larrv Kolar Sue Morrison Davld OV9FmY0FNanev Personetf 139 4' 'nuff I' M-If L A Daniel Shock Delores Smith ' sQ5l5?'f!91 , f 3 H' as as !, M, EQ5 anyf Nanev Warner Diane Winter '34 B.. H. aff Kia sil l Linda Amor Patricia Arndt tg .C -MR Hug Q ZR' S' ,M ah v 4 1L4:'5 it an-H71 fl aft! Ac Rickey Cooper Terry Couts ' ft' QW ai' y Y ..or5 A 5- ., , Beverly Cilley Michael Goble Nancy Hyatt Geo Jewell ff D. Vik at sr 4 .Q Vi-naar' W .1 '7'f7' QKA, N John Matthews Diane Meeker A fg' Fi: dc - .AUG 'nr fait 2 Badly ' . .7 if . L an 481- .J at Richard Newberg Shirley Phillips -Al! 45 'VP' ivwwvf A is ,. gfh ill .y ' HJ o ,Q - on f Q . xx ' aw,' 1 P L 13,5 . W , rw D iv 'Y OUI' 1 ,,,,..,x 4 ! Q! W , in i D in ' Y' Diana Broeker Barbara Cnristheb 3+ 'D Q, ' ,ss ' -i . D D 'I 1 . .- 4 ' r fi' gp v,,- I .. W 7, ,y f ....- 1-W Q 4 -, me . . 3, A im Debra Eckert Diana Feece Charlotte Garrison Gerald Cora m J -ii,r .- E M J 5 X Q9 fi . C f C Y a M i Q. 415 Q! LI ,da Q. -f 4 ai' Is. w t .V . -t,, 'ay n .pk ,3,,B td it ar it tw ,'EC71 in: I LL-vk 1 .Ik I 1 C H '15 ,J .N 5 1 L i x 1 1 at A- EFA David Griewank Dwight Hite Kellie Holloway Cynthia Hool Dolores Kolar Sandy Kreighbaum James Langdon Carolyn Lockw Mi' Wit Lydia Mickiwitz cle- Vivian Miser f D :lv K -,: L t.Q:s,.,. , .yt . I Y' V -it Wy? ' .di Phillip Mitchell Marlene Morrh ' df. Vw M42 iiw ' wr Riemenscneider Donald Shed Joyce Priebe Rebecca Riddle B. ,t,, x 'W Mui' X gm z W Mg, QE ,W Nh fga i 65 91 K? 5 Q ' f Q , AGL ND um- all f 0 s S I 3rd 81 4th , el.: ii? ' an K-'S ,,,.. K A rr, V X p SherVl Bradfield i i lf x a W st. ,F wr Q E '::-5'-G Mark McGee PV, Susan Selner Robert Thomas Janice Miser vii' iq! Pamela Shock Gary Tillman Iii' li' . I! ijlhi ' wt, Stephen Newell fl gf-I f 5 wif Q f 4 A 'I wi' James Smith Georgia Unger ' 5 THE? ,-S f, at air J ' vii in f ik 41' Q - 4 f'f -1 ..S.o 5 wf'?S3f 1 'Lb SQ . S '- ' J 5 Fa va . .ndlki lkfe lf- qv' Michael Shock Sandra Suseland Margo Taviner 'QNX env? xv, Kim Van Gilder C , was R, , 1 S i tx . Patricia Langdon N Janice Priebe V721-J ' .aw 'uh r J ,ll fl. I J E 1 Norman Stettler Kent Voreis Ft 4' 'W' 4 faq, L uf aklyk. Kenneth Tener N' sSX'e . D. Li ll 'lair' uv Nancy Reese 4 4 'K wtf' John Stone Lowell Wallace Vu :HW 232 i ,aj uuu ff,' UN1pv Z Patricia Tillman 'vs-Q lifford Weiger .qu- fl Q. - 'U awww! II! W'Qwea Robert White in ,-ex ' s......--' G. Livinghous ,. , I W 1 , eg if Q 1 Wai' ya. an X95 Dennis Samuel 35 , 1' I T sy. Sally Strang James York Q 4 , , KWWL.-, 1 S Z' an AY, Edwin Trump l A ' 5, u .. '1 +254 ,L We an S 'r 4' TQ' 'I llxdr' -. ! Shirlev Winter Margaret Vervynckt if 43' JS Univ 41555 4177, Steohen ui? 4' Q . Q .4 Y Vorvvnekt Kenneth York K im X Ere 1 hr I K Debra Stutzman Bonnie Tener ,arf sf. -'W' ' fe? Grades 2813 AE! 5' 4V, S f4rKi :av ' 84: ,naman N .fig I Karen Triplet Micki Wagner Sharon Warner Shirley Weiger Sandra Winter Barbara Wolff L -1' C K K If ' K iia . f a i' !i'rl? C Ii' ' 5 In 4ll'i 3 F K 4' V H r , ' his far -P? N.. I R ' .ll is ' ' 7 L, Q' ' M M., 'h l J. 0 Q33 as 1 , A mail? Nga' . at X- Aiiailvui ,, lllln. filflull All mf in ,ii 'xf u3l'f Q, '.,, X i David Anderson Terry Beatty David Beldon Richard Bottorff Robert Broeker John Carlson Jay Christlieb Robert Dickson Bruce Hite James Hughes Dennis Hyatt Douglas Kucer , Qi A .'-' 'g 2, . . 3 ik , 'Q C Q . Q :ilk ti: Y -YL -BQ r, fig ip 2?T l ggi' iii Y .' 11 ,QEF !S V o ,au it ,XM ff C 5 V-1 is ,, fri wi C 'I 1. 0 for G Q iklk -ig, KLQLAV Mx ' iv Q YW -H' K so U' C-.. . avr. SY Lenny Hess 136' 4.2: Sandra Bailey Nancy Hassler Nanette Hassler Maul' www Susan Calhoun Marv Childress q7 YQ Roberta Hostetkr Linda Jefferies Kathleen Conner Q' Linda Harness 'wr '42 Carolvn Gwvim are S. Second Grade gfferies Kristena Johnson Joann Diane Ronk Alyce Spindler Carl Kreighbaum li -.--k 7 wa! ' ' . 'Ls .i., . i a Ronald Nifong IEY iff 1 I f I f ' 'k - + ' i '- N kkhl fiiilsi ...- .R zz., Tommy Selncr David Shafer L HQ' ,fiiiffii WX 2 f A 5' l Hess Dulcene Howarw ,QC ' +5 Virginia Matthews Peggy McKee rf 3 5 J' I 1' ...QL R 1 Robert Gross Phillip Grossma Clvde Mattern Paul Mitchel , .X S Michael Powell Charles Priebe Elmer Riddle R' i, bf ,, 4 R Aw A. agony, 'Q' . F H rr dvi 'rl AW as Q 'Th Harold Anderson Becky Phillips ' f f , G fi if' x5 f ',, mg I ,, ' AP ' QOH S nuuvi it . in Q !s- y at 'af W ' s W5 Qc Y th S Linda Selner Cathy Siddall -X . I gummy L ,Mlm K? , S L,VVv ll .KKV ,...1. K IS' 8- 2nd My :wa,a .M Linda Reichard Gregory Seifer an ,ar si fe W rf ' Qzyludi i.1- , Duane Solomon W e e ,. W qh -if , S D, I wh G eeeLXeAee i ,E ..:E,. G Dewayne Taviner Sharri Van Gilder Darla Stephen Beatty Amanda Beldon Voreis Jerry Berger G t x i Eq W t ,. K K V I ya n vig ig W , 1 fl? iff ehae A G aale S Qi 305 , k, .. FSP' L , , A' 1 if ,L:.l, V gi , .:. is ' ff, + . .sw f lm-,i wg. l G rfiMfiwF'MQaaQ Ali! 'f!' Y Q E '?' ! f am Jay Stone Linda Suseland Gary Stutzman r I i, a avgf - . ,':' --L Larry Wallace Irene Calhoun Susan Emrah Nancy Gilbert Karen Glass Timothy Goble Bruce Wilma .31 S D .- taoa 5 . . wh . 5 . Suzanne White Dale Duke Carl Goodrich A .ei fr a4Emimu!g: Edwin Beam Floyd Eckert Dale Goodric aaa First Grade ,it iir QSC :ii ini gil K y' ,fsrll 4 iicuurb' ' X- xi Elaine Brooker Robert Brown ,xr Q?'l Jar IS U . Ji Q t x Karen Everdon Deborah Hayn Kathryn Everdon Rav Hite i 2 1 s I2 if igf X Ndlif . A Enid M. Livinghouse James Long ,Jia C r mf' f Hn.. Ross Nifong sewn B i. R a as r'- tx no A fs s X ess gggysaa eww ,X y. - I - C , sg' EvW'-e: D aiiyxs - , 'til x N s rn. . .- Allen Olson is ts x , to ES as R 'REQ ' Q XS Q i Q at D WE? ia ss X W , X X ' '-. I ' if W Q ' J A L. I H f S Wg' ig' s. im X YI ll ll ln. Paulette Baum Sandra Beatty Y so -is gipalvf Mark Carlberg ' fx , Cherie Gilley Kenneth Hoolev Peggy Glass Connie Hostetler Av it Tai , M' 'sessst ' . A i il: ,,,::, : th-, . EQ Ruth McFarlin Connie Morrison 496 Patricia Orr Jill Overmyer 633 Ji ,r al ii 1 sv ' , fvilvi 'ff' J , Hll' Joyce Bowen Ruth Brauneker .,,.,, A l 5 in J, . ai A - fl- ' 5 9-ni I 'J' ' ' Q gl! f X , fl Phyllis Christheb Deanna Dill Dennis Dittric if 'fm et ' ff 43 in ff .zzz J - LILY 4 .Zh Dennis Goodrich Dennis Haeck Earl Hvatt Rebecca Kucera V Cinque i 4' W- f '- Qui N :H qvil J ,C IEIE Wuluf Rickey Morrison Joan Newbere C ffl M J if yr an tyr . A I, .. it I Rebecca Capron -9' i The fifth grade students, taught by Mrs. Gladys Pear- son, are learning about the various countries and states of the world and their cap- itals. Q. f Class Mr. Don Parson's Sixth graders are studying about all the continents of the world. I I' It's back home on the All eyes are on the globe in Mrs. Suzanne Bauman': room, grades 3 8 4. Perhaps the questions are all abou1 Hawaii where Mrs. Baumaz previously taught. farm in Mrs. Mildred Kyle's grade 4. In fact, it looks like the model farm is at- tracting alot of attention from the students. Yvklgr j , if - if :Ns I Ad M Qx J? il - fr 'vw U,,1 V 'P 'Y rr , A 3 , awk? fx 'Q l .,,,,.. l V A T: N t M-' W Y , N ' .0 r gfa ff. ,fi 4 . Q' , 'z 5 14101-1 X N .. I, Q O' ,x 3 fi g? I mf , X gr-'KX Qi 1, x ,sg S' .ff QQ W J -' A 9 M x , wt, 7' n-. qw ,ASQ R : an I' 9 '. nn 33' - , I ' J' Jw-sw an uf' Q' sig? QF K . . fk 5 , ,ff , M Sf X Q w Q K Q gag? 5 QQA5, , , as wx- 5 V sg . .K 5 .. Sh J wif- :MX ii. TV. v.. VZ. Q 'mg A f ' 'mgy x . ,Q 5 -Q .5 . ,f . 17 . gif- 33, 1 Y . N . 'ax - 1 iw T 4- -Q Y Q ' T, 5:51 R 'fix N M '1w:.iL1m wa 5 f N ui. X, H X M X , 7 A Sgk- AY ff 25 ,ki 'PA X., f r 5-. 1 4 f -Aj 'Q' kia .-1 -5 . ak . iq., ,..f-1'-Zvfbx w 4 1'- M. , ,I . vs' ,, ,J Senior Class History In 1955 we entered our fresh- man year with twenty-five students and Mr. John Kumph as our sponsor. During the year Mr. Kumph left us to enter business and Mr. Loren Carswell replaced him as our spon- sor. Our class sponsored a skating party at Rochester in the fall and in the spring we traveled to Chica- go for a day. We visited the Muse- um of Science and Industry, the Acquarium,and the Museum of Natural History. During the year Harold Hostetler, Bonnie Personette, and Tom Tucker joined our classg and Bob Jackson and Ralph Costello left our class to work. Entering our sophomore year we had a class of thirty members. Gary Gustafson, Vicki Hawkins, Beverly Haynes, Joan Masterson, Jean Mas- terson, Rosemary Stone, and Warren Harner joined our class. During the year we lost Sandra Sisk. In the fall we sponsored a skating party at Rochester, and in the spring Mr. James Cox, our sponsor, accompanied the class to Michigan City. During the summer we lost Ruby Samuels, Bonnie Personette, and Beverly Haynes. Tom Tucker moved to Bremen and Gary Gustafson joined the Army. Our sponsor for our jun- ior year was Mrs. Dorothy Huff. During the year we gave as our class play, NNo More Homeworkng and sponsored a car wash and a bake sale. In May we honored the sen- iors at the annual Prom which was held at the Colonial Gardens in Rochester. With the assistance of our parents we served at the Alumni Banquet. During our junior year John Jones came from North Liberty to join us. Mike Ross moved to Knox, and we lost John Morlock to farming. In the fall of 1958, twenty- five eager and happy seniors start- ed their last year of school at West High. Our sponsors were Miss Margaret Samuelson and Mr. Robert Rust, principal. During the past summer Jeri Gurtner moved to Bremen, and Jim Bailey moved to our commun- ity from Chicago. During the year we lost Jean Masterson, who became Mrs. Guy Flosenzier, and John Jonea who returned to North Liberty to finish his schooling. Last fall the seniors journeyed to Chicago with the Culver Bank as our host. We visited the Second Continental Bank Board of Trade, and the Federal Re- serve Bank. Our money making pro- jects for the year were the Senior Supper, our senior play entitled nFather Was a Housewifen, a bake sale and a car wash. The Junior- Senior Banquet was given in our honor by the junior class. All these memorable events led to our baccalaureate which was held on May 17, and our commencement on May 19. When our prized diplomas were signed and handed to us we fully rea- lized that WIn Ourselves Our Future Liesn. On May 8 twenty-two seniors and their sponsors boarded the Penn- sylvania Roadroad heading Eastward. We visited Washington D. C., Wil- liamsburg, and New York City. We arrived at Plymouth early in the morning of May 14. HCTIVITIES x jguf of, fl S- 'N I Q ' is F Q I A ,. I X IQ 95' 5 The council strives hard to make rules and regula- tions for the betterment of all of us. I-ib U Y Staff Our school librarians help to keep our library in excel- lent condition. They are L. to R. Kenneth Nelson, Miss Margaret Samuelson, sponsorg Melenie Ottow, Darlene Wilson Patsy Ronk, Saranne Poore, Vicki Hawkins, Diane Vos, Joyce Myers, Sandy Grove, and Martha Bengs. HM!!! J Student Coum STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS to R. Mr. Robert Rust, s sor, Darlene Wilson, pr dent, Harold Hostet vice-president, Jim McFa treasurer, and Joyce Hen son, secretary. M IM Harold Hostetler and Dan Amor operate all the projection equipment in our school. The showing of these films helps to cultivate our knowledge and understanding of our so- cial life. if .. .mg X 3 bs fm 'HQ X . Q fx li! f XX VNNFXQN Q1 ,ri-st Y . ex X K-3- -.Q xx k .1 ..,:.. Q. O . X X , flgk--' 5, f ' giX1..fwgxxXX3:bxf.Qfk ,Q g i..-issmfii-'W' 54- . 5 FQETTQF ,fi I . b E. '..- .ar Kea- Jmwf' 15 1 an -L 1 Y Q5 fi 1 xv 9, 'ln-f, Y 5' 1 ' ff . .4 f I 4 , 1 3, A . W s- ag, o 3 X 1-af' f+1f m I 5 W Q5 'L xt -1, A ,K 1 gg. -vy 1 V Q fil77? 6 x Q X A M .W is f . if w...u . -v S X4 t , 3 an K vpn? 1, . ,. N: m x x X N 5 XX QXR X ,M sa .. .. A, in , awww f v wr' 5- A x x, xv K ' 9- M.. 'ff 1 ' ' D WF zz? ...v ...V 1 - av V , n X Mixed Chorus THE BELL TONES--L. to R. Sally Jacobson, Diane Vos, and Sandy Grove. up. Students are e to Joln rus They ce a wee ool functlo 2 twenty memb z directed by M ry Seidentop Ro ry Stone was IH SCHOOL CPORU L t d 3 . l 13 1 npanist for a If 3 . . 1. . N 'f ' fr- id, ,V Us x . 5 ff ff ' . ,- . ' 1 W, . f is .f .1 a. was F Q , A nf il .9 wx , , 1 5 iii 3 fl gf 3 ,wi is 46 ' ' fvy. 5 ' 1 'si HI-Y OFFICERS--L. to R. Jack Small, secretary and treasurerg Curtis Bovee, chaplaing Harold Hostetler, vice-presidentg Mr. fs Fred Wolff, sponsorg and Jim McFarlin, president. This is one of the fam- iliar volleyball scenes of the HI-Y organization. It is a healthful, clean sport, and a favorite pas- time of the members of this organization. The members listed in the picture below are: TOP ROW--L. to R. Clarence Higgins, Haroki Price, Kenneth Nelson, Curtis Bovee, Chuck Coopeq Don Costello, and Mr. Fred Wolff, sponsor. MIDDLE ROW--L. to R. Tom Heet, Bill Bailey, Keith Wolcotg Jerry Manuel, John Small, Ralph Costello, Jim McFar- lin, and David Newell. BOTTOM ROW--L. to R. Mich- ael Kennedy, John Benczik, Harold Hostetler, Daniel Amor, Kent Sisk, John Mc- Farlin, and Don Carlson. e E a S 1 .. 3 THE HI-Y MOTTO To create, maintain, ar extend throughout the home and community, high stan dards of christian charity clean speech, clean sports clean scholorship, an clean living. w l w -we ,li .M 1 EE E L M .,. 1 We -af'nHwmnem m. T-.....l XM! X -Q5 Mrs. Tom Huff, sponsorg and the 1958-1959 officers plan the years rogram. They are: L. to R. Dar- lene Wilson, president, Mrs. Huff, Sandy Grove, recording secretaryg Saranne Poore, treasurerg Diane Vos, vice-president, and Roberta Poore, corresponding secretary. Our sunshine society has as its pur- pose spreading cheerfulness and Joy throughout our community. During the year, each sunshine girl strives to be of service to anyone in need. Mrs. Claude Fawnes Diane Vos Sandy Grove was the guest speaker Darlene Wilson, and Saranne gggtythe Ideal LadleS Poore prepare for the ini- ! t e' 1 A 4 i i ii if 5 -i . -sr-1-r f-- , v H KN. ,.,..... Th' ' - Q f 15 Years officers tiation of new members. Next year's officers-- L. to R. Darlene Christ- S ensen, recording secre- pose before the install- .QE i IL. taryg Sally Jacobson, ation Service. treasurerg Diane Vos, The installation service in PFCSldent3 R0beTta POOFG, progress. Through the year the sunshine society en- vice-presidentg and Janis Hendrickson, corresponding secretary. gaged in several social affairs. Here we see scenes from the Dads' Party, the Fresh- men Initiation, and the Sweethearts' Party. :n y Qi Our new machine lessens the task of the mimeograph opera- tors. L. to R. Harold Hostet- ler, Jim Bailey, and John Mc- Farlin. Circulating the paper requires the help of the entire journalism class. Due to the lack of time it is often necessary to move into the library where other people are at work. lulillll Paper Staff N Zi at - Q Our editors of the Bulldog Bark L. to R. Patsy Ronk and Sue Slonak In the above picture they are plann the layouts for the next edition of paper. The Bulldog Bark and Whelp artists are L. to R. Joan Masterson, Mary Leland, and Sharon Day. Many students aid in pub- lishing our high school paper. They are L. to R. Harold Hostetler, Sue Slon- aker, Sharon Day, Joan Mas- terson, Lee Ann Maxson, and Patsv Ronk. Here the editor, Vicki Hawkins business managers, Martha Beng and Rosemary Stoneg with thei sponsor, Miss Margaret Samuelson are preparing pages for the year book. .II Q?- The entire journalism class works on the yearbook from start to finish. The members of the staff are: BACK ROW L. to R. Harold Hostetler, John McFarlin, Jim Bailey, Martha Bengs, Miss Margaret Samuelson, sponsor, Mary Leland, and Rosemary Stone. FRONT ROW L. to R. Sue Slonaker, Sharu Day, Joan Masterson, Vicki Hawkins, Lee Ann Maxson, and Patsy Ronk. 1 'BGGEYMANN Mrs. Whipple CDiane Vosj and the girls L. to R. Marianne Giarraputo, Sally Jacobson, Sandy Grove, Kathy Smith, and Lena Robbins are going to make Professor Smith fJohn Smallj tell what he knows. Ez fJim McFarlinj and Lanny fRalph Costelloj watch. gm, --.. . ...V .,. . fig 3 X 5 lpilllif i.--- SS.i- I iii! L i x Y -Ek . . I-., gd .-. 7 f ,zjl -. ts ?'fMW 'f f rs an,,4W,Q?,, S ffs 5Qf gi . F . W gf F,-rv , S lg QFQ . E T tl . S., fs Junior Play K The people who worked behind the scenes were equally responsible for the success of the play. STANDING L. to R. Jim Day, Larry Harner, Sharon Hol- ' 1 eff land, Rose Cramer, Joyce Myers, and Larry Stiles. SEATED L. to R. Ted Smith and Pearl Pranger. The ghost fTed Smithl ' d H h Charlie fDave Hitej with aliigrggok. to t U The cast relaxes after the play. Pictur L. to R. Sharon Holland, Rose Cramer, Pea Pranger, Melenie Ott Smith, Ralph Costello, Dick Day, Sandy Grove, Giarraputo, Diane Vos, lin, Larry Harner, Ted lu liqm Q E, v a ow, Joyce Myers, Kat Lena Robbins, John Sma Sally Jacobson, Marian Larry Stiles, Jim McFa Smith, and Dave Hite. Senior Play ,af K T' ld! ' f Z! J .i ff Z A 4 A ,2- ff z X is N WShe was canning beans H - and they exploded, stat ed Mrs. Cranfield fMardw L. to R. Mrs Ames CMary Mrs. Cranfield, Dr. But tler fbarlene , Mrs Norris, QVicki , an Pat Flanagan QPatsyD. warren, Cwesleyb Julie QSara- annel was nutty about nBlue Flameu, exclaimed Doug CPhilJ. Y A Ia uf 5 wx gli-x -sas,s f isa 6 the f,fXz. ,eiggl 4. lkag ss gf Sf Q5 5 gf. F WI make a darn good apple pie if I say so myself.n I uDon't get me wrong, Tom fJohnj. have no ick with the way you raised your family for sixteen years, chatted IV Mrs. Hanson fLee Annj 3' 'W as ,.... IK ' .s'. Q I UFATHER wAs A hOUSEWIFEn April 9 Q 10 E - -, X, , Camp Fire Girls I I r 1 THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS--FRONT ROW L. to R. Mary Cullison, Peggy Ronk, Barbara Glass, Cheryl Emrah, Susie The camp girls are plan Personette Lynn Taviner and Sheila Winrotte. BACK ROW-lL. to for a blrthday P R. Janet Bair, Janice Feece, Susan Brown, Deloris Smith, Mrs. Don Taviner, sponsor, Darlene Dill, Patty Feece, and Pamela Samuelson. FRONT ROW--L. to R. Sandra Suseland, Nancy Hyatt, and Margo Taviner. BACK ROW--L. to R. Linda Amor, Beverly Gilley, Charlotte THE SUNNY BIRDS Garrison, and Patty Arndt. Mrs. Harold Hess, sponsor. THE BLUE JAYS Mrs. Dick Reese, sponsor. fNot Picturedl FRONT ROW--L. to R. Nancy Reese, Danna FRONT ROW--L. to R. Virginia Matthews, Livinghouse, Caroline Garrison, and Mar- Diane Ronk, Micki Wagner, Sheryl Hess, garet Vervynckt. BACK ROW--L. to R. Susan Susie Emrah, and Deborah Stutzman. Selner, Nanette Hassler, Linda Jefferies, Pamela Shock, and Georgia Unger. THE SILVER BELLS Mrs. Fred Wolff. sponsor. FRONT ROW--L. to R. Barbara Griewank, Karen THE BLUE FAIRIES Jefferies, Barbara Wolff, Amanda Belden, MES. Zayne MEKee, Sponsor- n..1..-....+.. u,...4...4.'l -... -..A n-..--- u-v-- A -4 -If-4----m A 1. '13 'w Y W' D f ' sl L f 'L l mmmml Scouis S 5 Viigfg !-... v 5 PREPAKW THE BOY SCOUTS--FRONT ROW L. to R. Phillip Vance, Curtis Bovee, Bryan Bradfield, Douglas Cordon, and James Overmyer. BACK ROW-- L. to R. Ted Bradfield, Don Carlson, Leroy Carlson, Thomas Cullison, Richard Meeker, Duane Henry, Eric Carlson, Gerald Bollman, Edward Bush, and Mr. Amiel Henry, scout master. Many public-minded people in West Township spend many '1 M .x jg ggr, ., hours in leading the exten- - 'K sive scouting program. This program in sponsored by the Pretty Lake Church, and was first organized in 1954. At the present time, Mr. Amiel Henry is the scout master of troup 212, and Mr. Larry Kus- kye, the cub scout master. -' f fzf ,,f' nnmmmww i 'J' THE WEST TOWNSHIP CUB PACK--SEATED L. to R. Terry Beatty, James York, Eddie Trump, Kent Voreis, John Matthews, and Larry Kuskye. STANDING--L. to R. George Jewell, David Griewank, Kim Van Gilder, Roy Bauman, David Overmyer, Mr. Amiel Henry, scout masterg Robert Bradfield, Jim Smith, Dennis Hyatt, John Carlson, and Lenny Hess. DEN 205 DEN 204 M . R G ' k d M S. Richard Hs::f:.2:g:2M Hx., 214222225 an 'Q or , - L5 DEN 203 Mrs. Homer Van Gilder and Mrs. Har- 47 old Hess, den mothers. -- .AK hr i CHIEF MENOMINEE GIRLS' 4-H CLUB--TOP ROW L. to R. Jerry Samuelson, Tom Cullison, Joan Quivey, Marsha Wallace, Nancy Smith, Arleen Hyatt, Janet Quivey, Jane Morlock, and Joy Morlock. MIDDLE ROW L. to R. Robert Newberg, Leroy Carlson, Mrs. Marsha Cooper, sponsor, Mary Baumann, Patty Baum Sharon Garrison, Darlene Dill, Mary Stapan, Edna Newberg, and Linda Schaal. BOTTOM ROW L. to R. Nancy Morlock, Pamela Samuelson, Martha Vervy- nckt, Carol Bottorff, Nancy Hyatt, Susan Brown, Janice Ruff, Mary Cullison, Diane Vos, and Sue Slonaker. WORK! WORK! WORK! 4-H members in the boys' Loyal Workers Club were rather busy this year. The 52 members com- pleted practically all of their 125 projects. Projects that were taken are: beef, dairy, dairy record, sheep, swine, poultry, pony 8 saddle, rabbit, home grounds improvement, electric, gar- den, handicraft, forestry, soil conservation, wildlife tractor maintenance alfalfa corn Girls' 8: Boys' X225 36 GIRLS' 4-H OFFICERS--L. to R. Robe Newberg and Tom Cullison, recreatior leaders, Edna Newberg, secretaryg M1 Marcia Cooper, sponsor5,Sue 51921310 president, Diane Vos, vice-presidm Janet Quivey, news reporter, and Ma Stapan, health and safety leader. I 2 I 9 oats, potatoes, soybeans, wheat, strawberries, and junior leaders. H u uf u 4 Nl If an LOYAL WORKERS 4-H CLUB--L. to R. John McFarlin, president, Don Marohn, song leader, Warr- en Harner, secretary-treasurerg Ral h Costello, health G safe- ty Ieaderg Dan Amor 8 John Benczik, recreation leaders, Mr. Fred Wolff, leaderg Jim McFarlin, vice-presidentg and Harold Hostetler, reporter. m Yl gl1i. x We wish to dedivate this page to our par- ents, teachers and friends who have help- ed to make our commu- nity activities a sue- eess. Success comes with mueh hard work. rf' .5 .Q '. Q 9 1 nl' -M ' ,lril WEST TOWNSHIP DAIRY JUDGING CHAMPS Jim Muday, John Benczik, Harold Hostetler, Mr. Fred Wolff, sponsorg and Don Costello won first place in the county judging contest. Harold Hostetler, a senior, was also high point man in the county. PURDUE STUDENT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Vicki Hawkins and Patsy Ronk, sen- ior representatives, and Marianne Giarraputo and Diane Vos, junior representativesg are shown waiting for their chauffear on the steps of the Union Building after two days of college life. l Congratulations Kent! trophy. Coach, Virgil Risner, ex- tends congratulations to Kent Sisk for receiving the free throw trophy, and to David Goss for receiving the ful I Those participating in the State Achievement Contests were--L. to R. Mr. Philip Hughey, sponsorg Mary Stapan, Janet Quivey, Marianne Giarraputo, Mrs. Tom Huff, sponsorg Mary Rhoads, and David Newell. Student Activities The girls relax afte l HTHLETICS ,, 'WE 'Yxw 5 x J lui X fx 1 Wx ..,- YAY ? 'x gl f 1.1 1 Q W ? a my , I! L -' E dwvfwm nnli ----- I l ML4 w,.x DANIEL AMOR UDO RADANDT MANAGER S I ' 1 f ,fax j x DAVE HITE D ,N ii KENT SISK -34 .E Lfk j D.E,N D xx P- xx D gla m . JOHN MCFARLIN DAVE GOSS Va rsity JIM MCFARLIN -35- -us., 5 -. Mag, qv 4 W We 47 57 51 55 61 44 45 47 52 60 52 40 30 35 66 55 une.. ..Qx. T Neg ,TQ New .L.. . S53 S' in Ai QA A A.. 1, S Basketball VARSITY SCHEDULE They Monterey 37 LaPaz 72 Talma 53 San Pierre 58 Hamlet 39 Argos 74 Richland 52 Tippecanoe 61 4-Way Tourney Union Twp. 50 Bourbon 66 Tyner 65 County Tourney North Liberty 56 Greene Twp. 71 Grovertown 63 Aubbee 100 Tyner 52 Sectional Tourney SANDY GROVE , fp S Eytgwex xg COACH VIRGIL RISNER SUE SLONAKER ANN CARSWELL MASCOT f 34- SALLY JACOBSON Athletics 513 3 TEAM players from L. to R. are Nr. Donald Parsons, coachg Dennis Christenseng Larry Bairgwesley Spind- lcrg Jim Dickeyg Jim DeVaultg Larry StilesgJohn Smallg Jim Mudayg Charles Broekerg Don Marohn and Chuck Cooper, managers. D TEAK CHEERLEADERS Marianne Giarraputo and Ralph Costello BASEBALL TEA1,front row from L. to R. are Wesley Spind- lerg Larry Dairy farvey Caribsong Ira Samuelsg and Kent Sisk.Back row from L. to R. are Keith NalcottgUdo Radandtg Tim Greeng Ralph Costellog Jim McFarling Alvin Samuelsgand Hr. Virgil Risner, coach. l l .....,.- -1? Lroeker, Ingwald Johnson, Junior High Basketball TANDING--L. to R. Duane enry, Ronnie Stiles, Daniel elsel, Bryan Bradfield, Don nd Mr. Don Parson, coach. NEELING--Tom Cullison, Bill onk, Steve McCollough, ichael Cooper, and Billy ndrews. gui 1. 1-1 .-.- 7 iii -1,1, SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS--L. to R. Karen Myers, and Scarlet Kus- kye. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS--L. to R. Sandy Livinghouse, Sandy Giarraputo, and Pat Sisk. STANDING--L. to R. Jim Overmyer, Larry Thomas, Eric Carlson, Ted Brad- field, Herbie Hendrick- son, Jerry Samuelson, Don Cramer, Mike John- son. KNEELING--Richard Stettler, David Holland Jim Day, Coach, Mr. Don Parsong Kenneth Rodgers Robert Newberg, and Jerry Reichard. fx W .. .L,. Y .+ w ...M A A , . R .. A ,.X. ,V-Q Q. .. ,.,-. . ,A ...N ,,.. bx.. F .. wig. .. J ,M ,..,. wwf... ,..X ,,-v W . A-ww., W. - ,, 4 ,lf c- 2 mag. ...Q 1 Q ufograph , -f i q X I XX gr x x LJ ! J .V I Qxin X X I XX Xxx gms D X 9 Who's Who la! f l .af SUE SLONAKER SARANNE POORE Class Valedictorian Class 584111128-'C01'iaI1 DUANE HENRY SUE SLGANKER American Legion Award Hospital Auxilary JOFN NCFARLIN , JOAN QUIVEY Scholarshlp State 'Exehange Bank American Legion Award Scholarship SARANNE POORE D.A.R. Good Citizen DAVID NEWELL Math Contest DIANE VOS U.N. Contest PATSY RONK VFW Scholarship alt. Junlor Senior Prom Congratulations Pfary! Master of Ceremonies, Ralph Costello, crowns Mary Leland as queen of the prom. wig gif'f3f ygvfipqggf . e 0? 'w.W K T an if ' Q Na. ' s ' , . . s,m's- ' N , X lx 5 J F'-if K ,gw1rf w S, sex in aswff :E Q +All.. . ' JH? x-RF' 6 K 1' Q W A W - -r'f . . Q 5 Yr e , 5 , N ah ., it u i 1 ,Q Qfil . WX! i f V M , r bary Leland queen, and her court, Vicki Hawkins Marianne Jacobson ar with their dates after serving as chairmen of all the prom Ccmmlt YCES. Dld you en1ov yourselves, kids? 59 e ane class salutatorian, presented a cordial greeting to those who attended the commence- ment services. Baccalaureate SUNDAY, MAY 17, 2:30 P-M- Our speakers for baccalaureate were: L. to R. Rev. 0. Westlund, invocationg Rev. T. Rough, scriptureg Mr. John Ruff, trusteeg D f ' - .1 Q 'H Lardigg Sexton, sermon, Rev. E. More- se benedictiong and Mr. Robert Rust, O s I s preparations Our proud parents and relatives watched eagerly as we marched up the aisle to re- ceive our diplomas- Commencement TUESDAY, MAY 19, 8:00 P.M. on Appearing on our commencement program were--L. to R. Mr. Robert Rust, principalg Mr. John Young, addressg Mr. John Ruff, trusteeg Mr. Frank McLane, superintendentg Rev. E. V. Carlson, benedictiong and Rev. James McGee, invocation. Our class sponsor, Miss Margaret Samuelson, holds our prized diplo- mas, while Nr. Frank McLane, super- intendent, reviews our accomplish- ments. Sue Ann Slonaker, valc- dictorian of the class, expressed our gratitude to the community for our ed- ucation. vb 5 :fgF?Q'1 'Y all i R 7 X' 4 F url if 5 f AQ ,was ii EES o 'E 1 ai Ei f 4 1 Nx NS Q 'v' Our senior trip took us to Washington D.C.,New York City, and Williamsburg, Vin ginia.We traveled by train, bus, and boat. nEvery student's ambition 4-l.v JJ Rides were cheap, .f-myriad I wonder who will get first prize? f Q B .4 ,1m' T.A. OFFICERS are--L. to R. Mrs. harold Newberg, Mr. Frank Wagner, and Mrs. Albin Wilson. 1 Time for refreshments 09 X Vy D LIBRARIANS are--L. to R. Saranne Poore, Sandy Grove, Vicki Hawk- ins, Kenneth Nelson, Joyce Myers Melenie Ottow, Martha Bengs, and Diane Vos. FEV f 1 SEPTEMBER 1 1 4. Q Qs 1 C XT . QV Q fi . Q' iii' I I :Mi ,wi V -ff. 1-mth 6. zvz, A A 5 T? ECEMBER .f ', if K !n.HiQ-, T The bookstore is open Yllmy news to-day. 5,5 My-5 ei 'Tj for business. xl my E,lf Senior Supper tickets, please x e e, . - FEBRUARY l II F .ff :xg Sim Who' S the l3ogeyman ? Even his mother wouldn't know him! - .l ,?,-. e Hogeyma.n cast -.L NI ll' S Iwi' 1.16 f KRW .- ilk- 'xi A 4.11. x 1 ' ' Hweary, but happy sight-seers.N Wwhy can't you be Fran 5 u li! k?I! Early risers enjoy the hospltalrty of Mr. and Hrs. Rust at the senlor 335 40 Q3 5 breakfast, D-lay 18 my , f ill ' Wk 1 W4 Xl SQ .X ,A XXX o , APRIL Why were you expelled? x P' X , A HN 'lk X . 2 jf N rri 'fre , , L27 This is a union j 2 ' N3 is Y ffm. Queen of the prom! y X A X y y 1 go MAY ' -ful HEX Sul Nails WThe blg moment HDVEHTISIHB A 0 r t - 3 gal SJ f 'F M 'J X X V' - - fx ji N X , 'm Q ' 5 f N x I P011 K 'gif 402 SX- .5 ' 4 , W AW! X . 12' .IX f 6? RTISINQ ENN PS. Q Ve lo 't in n p o-s 'Those were the days 25 indigest1on get 'll G A 3 U P .L Compliments of Marshall Colm Trust and Savings Company Plymouth, Indiana LOANS good old WWWWIWEE nf Member of Federal Deposit Insurance glal Corporation Compliments of The Slate Exchange Bank Culver - Argos Indiana Farmer Stale Bank Lapaz, Indiana NUnder One Managementn Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 68 WWhen's the comi WSleq Ul1I'I'eI1IZ Kate JW Starts earning the day deposited. Accounts insured to Sl0,000 by Federal Savings 8 Loan Insurance Corp MARSHALL COUNTY BUILDING 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION Plymouth, Indiana Harry Ferguson D. L. McKesson President Secretary S 8: S TRACTOR SALES Your Ford Tractor Dealer Hof course' R R 9 l Plymouth, Ind. Men's 8 Boys' Apparel Phone WE 6-4688 Plymouth 0RR'S HURM SHUP JENKINS at CHIPMAN Flowers for every occasion Real Estate BFOKGPS and 1215 South Michigan Business Consultants Plymouth, Indiana Office over the Bank Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-2070 Office Phone WE 6 4687 GREELEE 8: SRIVER PLYMOUTH FO0D STORAGE Jefferson and Plum Sts. Plum and Garro l block West of Court House Plymouth, Indiana cocx Rosm muvs IN 'ALL ABOARDU Telephone WE 6-3625 Road Service West Jefferson Street Products Accessories Plymouth, Indiana Lubrication Batteries wmzn RIITENHUUSHE Dick Mfchlfe ' 5, IWJREDSALES those heavenly carpets by LEES 4l5 Lake Shore Drive Phone WE 6-3723 Culver, Indiana Plymouth, Indiana WALTER E. PRICE IXBIYTTTDH ,APJEJEMALHSAKBE KJTTIF1EPJ i Mile South of Plymouth on Muckshaw Road Wholesale - CHOICE MEATS - Retail CUSTOM BUTCHERING AND PROCESSING SERVICE Phone WE 6-2188 Long Distance WE 6 2l89 Q C-u P1 CI SI Z3 '4-4 O VJ rn P rd .-C 3 Friendsn conference Y ook what I fo ' e DON - MARIE F?EEE57'!XLJF?!XP4'F State Road 17 - Culver, Indiana Four Miles North of Culver Military Academy For Reservations Phone Vlking 2-2979 WOn the Congratulations! Danielson 8: VanGilder Compliments of FUNERAL H0515 PLYMOUTH TIRE C0. plymouth, Indiana B.F. Goodrich Tires phone WE 6-2534 Laporte and Center Streets Phone WE 6-2231 SCI-ILOSSER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS UCOOD AND GOOD FOR YOUU Phone WE 6-2161 315 W. Garro Street Plymouth, Indiana PCUVC3 FUDJ CCHRPJEH2 BOWLING AT ITS BEST Complete Line of balls - bags shoes - shirts GENERAL CONSTRUCTIUN 8: SUPPLY C0. Lumber Millwork 5 Building Materials lArt Thomson 0 Alfred Johnson 207 Lake Avenue Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-3432 BEST WISHES FROM MELODY MOTORS UAT MELODY CORNERN Plymouth, Indiana nLike my C 0 8g H Jewelers 113 E. Garro Plymouth WATCHES f all uf, I DIAQLOIXDS vga,-,fa REPAIRING 2 EASTERDAY FUNERAL HOME Phone VI 2-2082 Culver, Indiana Thoughtfully . arranged 2 funeral R service. L I i H. J. FOSTER 1 I jewelers F' Watches - Diamonds Jewelry Culver, Indiana L INSURANCE 1 is Fire, Life, Casualty, General ,L FRANK WAGNER P - R Phone off. WE 6-3871 L' ' L Home WE 6-6973 A Winner' A n'I.-...,...4-If-. T fl anal X MH mm - I ofawo vflm F - In L BEST w1sHEs : ' ' . ' I'v I' A 'I. JW, Qu I E 'iw I I llmn ,if - A A , ' Sr It -I I -el f ' A I HIIIII mr.. 'dv x I .L United Telephone CONGRATULATIONS AND I neighbo BEST WISHES T0 OUR FUTURE CUSTOMERS ood C. L. Morris LUMBER CO. Lumber 8 Building Materials Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-2334 mnsn mx coucmzna co. 's : O 3 CD 3 5 CD Q I I I : O E! CD c c CD H m rf CD Q- , who E pa. I-I I-I w w CL r w il H CD : O CD m 5 CL US I Rd. 30 West Plymouth, Ind 8 0 Luther Hepler 5 . E People's E Drug Store ff. Walgreen Agency W E. W. Orahood 35 ALWAYS RELIABLE E Plymouth, Indiana ' MARSHALL COUNTY 5 FARM BUREAU C0-OP :: W NEverything for the in i home and farm 5 t Pg Plymouth H A Tippecanoe I' I Burr Oak Hardware Feed Seed Farm Supplies 1559 THE BALL CO FOR MEN'S WEAR ll6 N. Michigan Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-3528 Compliments of I. L PARRETT D.V.M. VETERINARY CLINIC l07l Lincolnway E. Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-2232 Compliments of DAVIS WHEEL 81 BRAIIE SERVICE Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-3326 GORDON METAL PRODUCTS CO., INC. Plymouth, Indiana Manufacturers of Truck Bodies aeputoa s,e1HeSu ,SJ 9WT1P99u ggdmf o sisters tle Sweet lit fx. 4-2 as bi CD C2 -4 E o o P- on .J-1 4-1 as S-i QC Cidd 0 I S-4 'H .-C! P Q E Bertsch Vending Compa 5 d A I Hllll llllll. C:::: Plymouth Auto Body BEST WISHES To the Class of 1959 'lllllllillll ll Compliments of Marshall - Fulton N.F.L.A. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARM LOANS 24-Hour Wrecker Service Keith G. Felix, Sec.-Treas. Harold WAndyn Anderson 703 E. Jefferson St. WADE'S SHELL SERVICE Laporte and Center St. Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-4425 Compliments of THE Water 0 Garro St. Plymouth, Indiana O'DELL'S SHELL STATION 418 Lake Avenue Plymouth, Indiana Tires-Batteries-Accessories Lapaz Grain Co. BOURBON NEWS-MIRROR Publishers of THE NEWS-MIRROR Wholesale 8 Retail GRAIN - SEEDS - FEED - COAL MARSHALL COUNTY FARMER QUALITY PRINTING FARM SUPPLIES Phone SU 4-3411 LaPaz, Ind. SHEMBERGER'S Music Store 125 E. Laporte Street Plymouth, Indiana LlBBERT'S FEEJ IUVEISEIU Master Mix Feeds Compliments of The Big Mug Rd. 36 West Plymouth, Indiana Richardson's Root Beer Full Variety of Sandwiches, Sodas, Sundaes, Shakes I Fertilizers - Field Seeds Phone WE 6-3503 Compliments of Merriman's Grocery Plymouth, Indiana B. QW X o 6 . .2 'Q' ,gf -5 it I 5 All dressed old class aIs.I '1 7' N-A Don't spil .. S 'X X 9 .1 + WFaster!W Marathon Oil Products 57 GASOLINE - FUEL OILS I MOTOR OILS - LUBRICANTS , NU Kenneth Jacobson Gas Oil West Township Grocery Richard Day, Prop. U. S. 30 and Rose Road DDN EJ JACKSON ,tributor of Shell Products 422 Lake Ave. Plymouth Phone WE 6-4222 Compliments of IIANSON-PI.YMOUTIl LUMBER COMPANY 116 South Walnut St. Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-2321 il!-'l l Service Ray Downs 86 Sons Knox, Indiana Res. Ph. 2104 Bus. Ph. 136 Compliments from CUL VER CITY DRUG STORE Culver, Indiana Phone WE 6-8124 Home I WE 6-2726 Office I T Ju nota 'U 2. if' I? 'I 7 'qeaal :non ron nous nw onus McClure s Shoe Store 114 East Garro St. Plymouth, Indiana P' Congratulations TO THE GRADUATES OF TODAY- . Ill THE LEADERS OF TOMORROWW NORTIIERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE C0. BEST WISHES JOHNSON 8 SON Funeral Home Plymouth, Indiana THE MODEL PHARMACY Donald Fisher, R. Ph. Bill Stockdale, R. Ph. W. A. Ruggles, Proprieto Modern Storen NA New and Completely NPRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIAL1 Ph. wa 6-2531 Plymouth Pl.YMOUTH El.EVATOR Purina Chows Good Coal 523 W. Garro Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-2118 ang TTPQJSHSUQ sdmeqo Anco Office Equipment 202 East Carro Street Pwgi:i,f Ph WE 6-3336 Compliments of JEFFIRS MOTOR C0 INC Your Deboto-Dodge-Plymouth Dealer at Plymouth Annis Grocery Plymouth Indiana FELKE S EMDR FLOWERS 627 S Michigan Plymouth Indiana Phone WE 6-3165 HOWARD FARM 8. HOME SUPPLY Feed-Seed-Fertilizer 204 W. LaPorte l I I fi., I. 9 H. ' ff - 1 X ova? ' J ! I O - . 9 LaPaz, Indiana Ph. SU 4-3511 NELSON EQUIPMENT CO. Your International Harvester Dealer Culver, Indiana Compliments of East Side Lumber 81 Supply Co. 1020 E. Jefferson Road Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-2100 Compliments of KIDDIE LANE 220 N. Michigan Plymouth, Indiana Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-3124 Compliments of DR. OSCAR WESSON Veternarian Culver, Indiana Phone VI 2-3155 PURITAN CLEANERS nAlways Bettern 217 N. Michigan Plymouth, Indiana XX 1,1 IR. mia. I1 4' Km Bottling Co., Inc. Plymouth, Indiana LVER INDIANA Hours Daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sunday: 12:00 Noon to 6 P. re the Usual is the Unusual 772 West Shore Drive on State Road 17 KENNEDYS Chi1dren's Apparel Indiana FOOTWEAR 208 210 N Michigan Plymouth, Indiana PLYMOUTH DAIRY Culver Hardware GENERAL HARDWARE WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES GIFTS -- SPORTING GOODS Phone VI 2-2828 Culver, Indiana MARSHALL couNTY R. E. M. C. nOwned By Those We Serven 1521 W. Jefferson Street Plymouth, Indiana Phone WE 6-3161 112 W Washington 'We Want To Be Your Milkmann OONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 TOM ROSS STUDIO Argos, Indiana Phone TW 2-5918 HFine Photosn l IKXYNLYZBWX SIM' 3? o? ... I K auepq po , 0 1 X ..u NLitt1e Minnie Hahan , -uv BOOSTERS THE ALAMO THE BOSTON STORE B. 0 B. STOVE SHOP BAKER'S SUPER MARKET BOWEN'PRINTING COMPANY BREEDING'S FARM SUPPLY BURT'S BODY SHOP BYRON HAAG INSURANCE AGENCY CRABB FURNITURE STORE, CULVER CULVER CLEANERS AND TAILORS CULVER NEWS AGENCY CULVER SHOE REPAIR DAIRY QUEEN DERF WJEWELERSH DICK'S SHOE REPAIR DON'S SPORTING GOODS DON TRONE'S, CULVER DR. FRANK W. BAUER, OPTOMETRIST DR. W. H. CONGER DR. C. H. DUNFEE DR. R. K. POMEROY DR. R. M. POWNALL DR. L. W. VORE ENGLEHARDT ORCHARDS FLORETTE DRESS SHOP G. U G. SUPER MARKET GARRISON'S HOME STORE GLENN MARKLEY, STOCK BUYER GREEN'S SERVICE STATION GRETTER'S FOOD MARKET, CULVER KEETZ SEMI STOP KENNEDY FIRESTONE KLAPP GARAGE KLINE'S APPLIANCE STORE, CULVER MACK AND AL BARBER SHOP MODERN BEAUTY SHOP JOHN NEWMAN AND SONS NICK'S BARBER SHOP THE PAINT SHOP PLYMOUTH CLEANERS AND TAILORS POWELL'S TV AND APPLIANCE STORE PLYMOUTH PILOT NEWS PLYMOUTH TELEVISION QUALITY GROCERY RECTOR PHARMACY, INC. 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